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Letter to the Editor: Bar has money in mind, not children
Minutes after Senate Bill 125, the shared parenting bill, failed on the floor of the Senate, those who remain passionate about equality for children in South Dakota custody cases continued their dedication to someday overcome the bully that is the State Bar Association. The Bar remains the primary opponent to the bill because they claim that children will be placed in unfit situation with an automatic "one-size fits all" 50-50 shared-parent situation. Sadly, the scare tactics they use to persuade senators that children will be placed with drug users, criminals and abusive parents worked.What they failed to acknowledge is that SB 125 targeted uncooperative parents, a big difference from and unfit parent. The bill would have allowed judges to take away the 50-50 presumption in any case that involves a "bad" or unfit parent. In South Dakota, the law states that judges can make a ruling in custody when "parents are unable to cooperate." If the father is uncooperative the mother most likely will acquire physical custody. However, when the mother is uncooperative, courts still rule in her favor because "the parents cannot cooperate and come to an agreement." Thus, courts use the presumption that was set in the 1970s to give her physical custody unless the father spends thousands of dollars on lawyer fees and court costs to prove otherwise.Divorce is a huge industry in South Dakota. Parental conflict in divorce is almost encouraged because that gives lawyers more billable hours, making the Bar Association that much more revenue. Don't be fooled, their interest lies within monetary concerns above children's welfare. That was very clear when the only opponents of SB 125 to testify during the Sate Affairs Committee were four lawyers, one of whom brought up concerns of lost money in the form of child support. It was not only fathers, but mothers, grandmothers a counselor, a teacher, legislators and a lawyer who testified in favor of shared parenting.When is enough, enough? It's time to use current research that proves children need, and want two active parents in their lives. Fathers can influence and give to their children what mothers can't, and mothers can give to a child that which fathers can't. That is why shared parenting is the best solution for a child upon divorce.Troy Wanner,Dell Rapids, S.D.
Argus Leader
Dell Rapids Public School
Dell Rapids St. Mary's Catholic School
Dell Rapids Chamber of Commerce
City of Dell Rapids


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Yakubu came up against United again on Monday night and he's scored against the Reds for three different clubs in the Premier League.
The Blackburn attacker, who scored twice at Old Trafford on New Year's Eve, has also hit the net for Portsmouth and Middlesbrough against Sir Alex's side at league level as well as Maccabi Haifa in Europe.
We wanted to know, firstly, which player has netted against the Reds in the Premier League with FOUR different teams and also the five others who, like Yakubu, have achieved it for three clubs.
Please note that we are only including Premier League strikes so the likes of Steve Stone and Darren Ambrose, who have scored against United for three clubs but including in cup competitions, do not count. This is from our research based on the goalscorers credited in the official United Yearbook.
The answers are in the black box to the right. Look out for another poser next Thursday.
More trivia: Old Trafford penalties | Northern Irish scorers | More doubles than Rooney | England's seven Reds | Alan Hardaker Trophy winners


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First of all anyone to use this phrase is simply worthless. The average teenage AIM user is so lazy they don't have the time to type "haha" in reference to something funny. But now they resort to more desperate measures to be ridiculous they add a "z" to an already terrible phrase. I am assuming it refers to something like LAUGHING OUT LOUD, ZORO, or, LAUGHING OUT LOUD ZEBRA. Which simply translates into I am worthless and should not be alive, and the least I can do for the world is leave.
LOLZ!!!!222 lyKe ii Am SeW wErThAlESZ!7 LOLZ!!!263
de Maris
14 Septembrie 2005
Nonsensical abbreviation which means "Laugh out Loudz!"
omg who r u lolz
de Anonymous
29 August 2003
I am, I believe, the one that created the acronym 'lolz'. I did so a good number of years ago, and to set the record straight it stands for 'Laughs Out Loud Zealously'.
Thanks, ~SPH
Thanks, ~SPH
********: lol, i'm really cracking up at these
**************: yeah lolz
**************: yeah lolz
de SPH
28 Martie 2004
said to be a bitch in school.
said to be a bitch in school.
ahahha so there was this one guy, um he, he went to the bank, and he lost his way.
de lol(z) optional z
08 Februarie 2004
This word was actually started by myself, and not SPH. It dates back to the days when the biggest ISPs were AOL, Prodigy and Excite. I used to type LoL with two upper-case Ls. In the process of capitalizing the Ls, I would use the left shift key, since the 'L' key is on the right side of the keyboard. Unfortunately I had issues with hitting the 'z' key in conjunction with the shift key, or not hitting the shift key at all, so often it came out as lolz or lzolz. It had nothing to do with a plural form of lol or for that matter laughing-out-loud zealously. If you want proof, go look up my nickname in a search engine, and see how far back my lolz references date back. AOL keeps logs of all publically help interviews with celebs, you will see an early use of lolz by myself in a few of them, one which dates back to 1995 (although I was using it before that time). The majority of the kids on this site weren't even out of diapers in 1995. I however am the biggest computer geek in a tri-state area, and I was 16 in 1995.
Mitesh311: My mom was on the phone. I couldn't dial up to the BBS to play LORD last night.
Four1Fool: Lolz
Divic: Learn to type Fool!
Four1Fool: :-(
Four1Fool: Lolz
Divic: Learn to type Fool!
Four1Fool: :-(
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Well I have had to change to pan pizza as cooking on a screen in a deck oven is to stressful, the pans were much better then all of a sudden started getting very dark on the bottom out of no where with no change to the recipe! Grrrrrr starting to hate dough! I was cooking at 550 before and no problem never had a burnt pizza, then out of nowhere burning. I dropped the temp still did it(525) I have played with different systems from people that have used pans in other restaurants and no luck still tried warmer temp and pressing dough right into pans as others have done same thing still burning randomly. I was so happy before because I could just throw them in watch the top and bottoms were hardly even browning it was great and made a great pizza. Can anyone help I am getting pretty stressed here! How do others do it with pans? I am using a bakers pride deck oven.Thanks!


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Thats a pretty bad ass scene... I just hope they didn't give us the biggest money shot scene in the whole movie... I can't wait!
Check out this 4 minute clip from CMB Trailer of G.I. Joe Retaliation. It's 4 minutes of what every old school G.I. Joe fan loves. Snake Eyes, Storm Shadow, and Ninjas.
The Plot: The G.I. Joes are not only fighting their mortal enemy Cobra; they are forced to contend with threats from within the government that jeopardize their very existence.
The film is directed by Jon M. Chu (Justin Bieber: Never Say Never) and stars Bruce Willis, Dwayne Johnson, Channing Tatum, Ray Park, Ray Stevenson.
G.I. Joe: Retaliation arrives in theaters on March 29th, 2013.
Thats a pretty bad ass scene... I just hope they didn't give us the biggest money shot scene in the whole movie... I can't wait!
it was ok, but somehow with Dwayne Johnson involved, I'm willing to bet the most action will involve him and not duchebag lameass Tatum.
Yeah I'm looking forward to this but I have a few questions. What ninja wears leather and metalic belt clips? Aren't they trying to be stealthy? Doesn't leather make noise? And what's up with the fact that Snake-Eyes is shooting the shurikens but can't hit Storm Shadow?
It was a pretty good scene otherwise. Gotta suspend disbelief in this one a little more then normal I'm thinking though.
Snake Eyes did not start out as a ninja when the Joe toyline was ressurected in the early 80s. Larry Hama was given a picture of the "Commando" of the team, by Hasbro designer Ron Rudat. Larry created the bio for him (like all characters) for his action figure file card. All it said about Snake Eyes is that he was an expert in many forms of martial arts and edged weapons. No mention of ninjatsu. When Hama started to write the Joe comic series, Snake Eyes did not have the Arishkage symbol or ninja weapons. He had his UZI and beat up people in hand to hand combat. So having him use projectile weapons in this sticks with the core of the character. Not only a ninja, but a badass in infantry. It was only about 2-3 years in the Joe line/comics, that he made him a ninja with the classic Silent Interlude.
Speaking of Larry Hama. I have been very vocal on some Gi Joe posts here about his NYC Premiere snub. He had posted on facebook how disappointed he was to not even get a ticket. A lot of his fans (including me) posted comments (some civil) on Jon Chu's facebook page. And he read them! Chu contacted Paramount and Hama got to see the premiere. Power to social media and diehard fans!
Anyhow, Larry posted a small review of his screening. Looks good in his books.
I liked RETALIATION a lot. Vast improvement over ROC. Snake-Eyes and Storm Shadow are much more up front, and the whole thing is a lot more character-driven. Not only is there no sinking ice, but the big finale involves physical action wi...th people rather than choreography of CGI vehicles. The Rock is perfect as Roadblock, and Bruce Willis's take on Joe Colton is brill (he has some of the best lines.) There's no sign of Scarlett, but the actress who plays Lady Jaye is quite good. Jinx is amazing. Flint is kind of meh. Overall, the direction is terrific and crisp. I can tell what is going on all the time, and everything LOOKS great. Ninja fight sequence in the mountains is amazing, in that you never lose track of what is happening, and there's a ton of fast visual input. Is there stuff I didn't like? That would be quibbling. The positive outweighs the negative here. And I walked out feeling that the characters had been treated with respect.
I think it's clear from the video that Snake Eyes was trying to capture not kill Storm Shadow.
I like the positive review from Hama... Good work ElBaz and thanks for posting!
Hudson, you're right about them trying to capture SS and not kill him. I love the little love tap that Snake Eyes gives to Strom Shadow after he's out - great, yet subtle comedic touch!
I am not watching this scene. Holding out hopes that it goes great in the theaters. I want it to be fun
Yeah you're right Hudson...that makes sense.
Elbaz, I know all about G.I.Joe. I was speaking about Storm Shadow, not Snake-eyes. He's wearing leather with a metalic belt clip. I know it's just for show, but it just seems funny that a ninja is wearing leather. In most ninja movies they wear cloth with a cloth belt. Even in the comics Storm Shadow wears cloth. I just found it humorous.
Wow, that was freaking awesome. Looking forward to this.
@ElBaz13, thanks for the info, the fact that Hama liked it makes me feel a lot better, i've been worried since it was pulled for "re-shoots".


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The Wilmington University softball team jumped all over Mercy College early in the first game, leading to a 4-0 victory in the first game of the doubleheader on Saturday morning at the National Training Center, but Mercy had the last laugh by coming back and taking a 6-5 decision in game two.
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The Wildcats got off to a fast start in game one, putting all four of its runs on the board in the first two innings. With the bases loaded and one out, senior Brooke Berger singled back to the pitcher, scoring Shelby Thompson who started the inning by getting on base after being hit by a pitch. Christin Headley also came around to score on the play, as the Mercy shortstop threw the ball away on the play.
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The Wildcats again jumped out to an early lead in the second game, scoring three runs in the top of the second. Sky Boris got the scoring started, smashing a double to center field, scoring both Berger and Cambria Ziemba on the play. Now with the bases loaded, Thompson was again hit by a pitch, forcing in Boris from third for the 3-0 lead.
After Mercy retaliated with three runs of its own in the bottom of the third inning, the Wildcats struck again with single runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Stafford singled back up the middle to put the go-ahead runner on with one out. Now standing on third base, Ziemba hit a sacrifice fly to right field, scoring Stafford for the 4-3 lead.
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Stafford relieved Wildcats starter Danielle Griffin to start the fourth inning and needed three out to earn the doubleheader sweep. The Mavericks put their first four batters on base and scored the tying run with the third batter of the inning. Mercy kept the rally going and scored once again with two outs, ending the game, 6-5.
Griffin tossed the first three innings of the game, allowing three runs (two earned) on four hits. Stafford falls to 2-3 on the year, throwing 3.2 innings while allowing three runs on seven hits. Ash led the Wildcats in game two, going 2-for-4 with an RBI. Boris led the team by knocking in two runs in the game.
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The land, which sits between Smyth Road, Interstate 93 and Radburn Street off Wellington Hill Road, is owned by the city, the Diocese of Manchester and a small group of private owners.
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Newly renovated Ed Smith Stadium, spring training home of the Orioles.
SARASOTA, Fla. — I've been covering games in the Grapefruit League since 2001, but until today I'd never been to Sarasota. In the past, I wasn't too upset about missing out on decrepit, old Ed Smith Stadium. But that was before they completely overhauled this place and the Orioles moved in. Have to say, this has become a fine facility, one of the best in Florida.
The Nationals actually brought a decent number of regulars on the three-hour trip from Viera. Ian Desmond (a Sarasota native), Danny Espinosa, Rick Ankiel and Wilson Ramos are here. So are Jesus Flores and Steve Lombardozzi.
Edwin Jackson makes the start, looking to bounce back from a four-run, seven-hit outing earlier this week against the Tigers. Updates to come throughout…
WASHINGTON NATIONALS vs. BALTIMORE ORIOLES
Where: Ed Smith Stadium, Sarasota
Gametime: 1:05 p.m.
TV: MASN, MLB Network (outside of Balt/DC area), MLB.tv
Radio: WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500 AM), WSPZ (570 AM).
Weather: Partly cloudy, 82 degrees, Wind 13 mph in from RF
SS Ian Desmond
2B Danny Espinosa
CF Rick Ankiel
1B Chad Tracy
- MicheleS - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:16 PM
Woo Hoo.. Espi extra base hit, ramos with a bloop and we are up 1-0
- Kirbs - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:17 PM
Oppo double from espi. That's what we need to see!
- Section 3, My Sofa - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:23 PM
Used to play in tournaments there, and once you get started calling it "Ed Wood Stadium," it's very hard to stop. And they don't think it's funny.
- Unkyd - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:25 PM
I thought Corey Brown was sent down?
- sm13 - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:27 PM
You don't run on Ankiel. Maybe the 3rd base coach thought it was Nyjer.
- Gonat - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:27 PM
Espinosa did a nice job ripping that double in a 0-2 count.Ankiel bobbles and boots the bloops single in the bottom of the 1st and then recovers to throw out Adam Jones at home.
- MicheleS - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:29 PM
Unkyd.. I think they brought Corey since Bernadina messed up hit toe the other day
- John C. - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:31 PM
I'm surprised Ankiel didn't lay out for the ball; Carroll was there to back him up even if he missed it. Nice inning by Jackson. No solid contact at all, just a couple of well placed slow rollers and a popup that found green in short CF.
- Gonat - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:31 PM
Unkyd said… I thought Corey Brown was sent down? March 24, 2012 1:25 PM ___________________________They often take Minor Leaguers back for road trips and split squads and to fill in late innings on the home games.
- John C. - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:32 PM
I'd love to see the day when the Orioles and Nationals play and MASN uses the Nationals broadcast team. I'd love to see it, but I'm not holding my breath …The Nationals are forever the stepchild on MASN. It's annoying, but it's not going to change anytime soon.
- Gonat - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:33 PM
From Mark: And that's why Rick Ankiel is going to be #Nats CF to open the season. Gunned down Adam Jones at the plate with a frozen rope.__________________________Could a faster CF been there to catch it on a fly?
- sm13 - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:33 PM
Unkyd: being sent down doesn't mean you can't play in big league ST games. It Just reduces the ML roster size and indicates you won't be on the team when it breaks camp. Wait until you see some of the guys who come into the game later.
- Unkyd - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:34 PM
Thanks guys. He was among the first cuts… I like him…
- MicheleS - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:38 PM
So good to see Nick. Hope he makes the team.
- MicheleS - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:39 PM
Nick's not much of a talker though…
- Traveler8 - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:40 PM
@JohnC, the game is being played in the Orioles Park, which is why their broadcast team is being used.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:53 PM
Chad Tracy is an awful fielder and hitter. He absolutely sucks. If he is in the lineup come OD we are in trouble.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:55 PM
Touble it is my man.This team is in REAL TROUBLE
- Kirbs - Mar 24, 2012 at 5:58 PM
I would love to Adam Jones in a nats uni.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:00 PM
Watching and listening to the radio feed. This team, at this time, reminds me waaay too much of the Nats at their worst last season. A .129 hitter drives in O's first run? Seeing-eye hits. A three-run HR? Nats not hitting? OK, it's only ST, I'll stop hyperventilating. Wake me when the season starts.
- Kirbs - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:02 PM
We have zero offense. Is that 10 in a row out now? And I don't wanna hear its a road game….
- Will - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:03 PM
Chad Tracy isn't the only waste of space. Michaels, Carroll and Blanco have all been varying degrees of terrible this Spring. Hopefully, none of them make the roster.Sadly, it looks like that won't be the case.Also, why is DeRose getting so little playing time?
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:03 PM
This lineup is all minor league. Every player in the lineup aside from Ramos would be in the minor leagues on a good team such as the Yankees or Rangers. We just have to face the fact that aside from Zim, Morse, and maybe Werth, there are no major league ready hitters on this team. Compare the approach the O's boogers have compared to the nats. Long at bats, not swinging at bad pitches. If this Nats lineup was facing EJax they'd already have 10 K's
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:10 PM
When is the next round of cuts? I'd get rid of Carroll, Tracy, Blanco, and Michaels and take a chance on Damon. He can't be any worse in the field than Jason" I can't catch a simple flyball Michaels" or Chad"I can't catch a throw over" Tracy. And we know he can hit. Horrible non-roster invites once again from Rizzo.
- Original Nats Fan - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:13 PM
@anon 2:03they had a 2½-3 hour bus trip from Viera this morning, so not too many regulars made the trip.
- bdrube - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:15 PM
Boy, if it turns out that Jackson is the kind of pitcher who can't handle the pressure of not getting run support, it's going to be a LONG season for him.
- Gonat - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:15 PM
Ken Rosenthal reporting that Ryan Madson needs Tommy John. Lucky the Nats didn't sign him.
- Kirbs - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:16 PM
Oh my……..
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:16 PM
For all those Lombardozzi lovers, 2 errors. Dude looks lost.
- Unkyd - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:17 PM
Paging Tyler Moore….. Please report to 1B…..,
- nats08 - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:20 PM
Holy cow! Watching on TV, this is scary bad!
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:21 PM
Original Nats Fan said… @anon 2:03they had a 2½-3 hour bus trip from Viera this morning, so not too many regulars made the trip. ————————————————Put the crack pipe down and back away. Bus Trip?What a terrible excuse for being a minor League Ball Team.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:23 PM
Agreed. I don't understand the role of past-their-prime vets who can't run, hit or field. Matt Stairs revisited.
- Unkyd - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:33 PM
- NatsLady - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:33 PM
Guess I owe sjm13 (worried about Storen) an apology). What happened? I was working and it's 11-1? Never mind the hitting–what happened to the good pitching?
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:38 PM
Add Matthues to the list of cuts along with Blanco, Tracy,Carroll, Michaels, Durbin.
- DWS - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:40 PM
Curious to hear Davy and Rizzo explain this road kill.Truly embarrassing…
- Jim Webster - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:41 PM
If FRob were in Sarasota he may see a worse game than FL in .06.
- Jim Webster - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:41 PM
If FRob were in Sarasota he may see a worse game than FL in .06.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:46 PM
I wonder how much longer all the optimists on this blog will continue to make excuses for this sad sack team that Rizzo says he is very happy with. Rizzo may have been a good scout but he is a lousy GM. You guys can bash JayD all you want but he is on the mark whether you like it or not.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:50 PM
Terrible hitting approach has to go to Eckstein. Willis walks 3 straight and we have guys swinging 1st pitch. He should be fired for that alone.
- Cease the Opportunity - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:53 PM
I for one have little concern. This is a scrimmage. Save the theatrics for the main show. If this was regular season, then I don't think there could be any positive posts…
- Sunshine SuperNat - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:54 PM
I'm just checking in with my NI pals for my daily dose of illusory optimism. It makes sense that we'd be getting crushed by the Orioles today. It makes sense we have the worst ST record (well, tied for it) in baseball. It makes sense that we can't hit. I checked out STL and Detroit sites today. No articles about grinding out the dog days of ST. No, they're all raking, having fun. It turns out the reason is their A players are better than our A players and their B players are better than our B players. To read NI, you'd believe the Nats are the only team playing B guys! It's hilarious.The next salve? — When we get our regulars in there…except Morse/hurt, LaRoche hurt, Espy/Desi cannot hit, Ramos/can't hit, Werth/can't hit.It's just nice to know there's a place where the sun is always shining and tomorrow's team will always win. NI.
- NatsJack in (Sarasota) Florida - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:54 PM
I've seen this before. Relax. The Nats are stil tied in the lost column for the division lead. When we are 5 games back with 6 to play , I'll start worrying.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:56 PM
Rizzo thinks Eckstein is wonderful. He even protects him from the press.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 6:58 PM
Of course you have seen it before Nats Jack. We have been watching this horror show for seven years!
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 7:03 PM
Season 8 of horror show and 1970 all over again.
- JayB - Mar 24, 2012 at 7:11 PM
Keep in mind Njack is a long time Senators fan trust him he has seen it before/Davey and Rizzo know what they are doing, they are not even trying to hit the ball yet. Nats are practicing missing it for the first 30 days of camp. Wait till next week, when they will flip a switch and start hitting. Trust Njack he was a Senators fan after all.
- NatsLady - Mar 24, 2012 at 7:17 PM
Boy, am I glad I'm not married to any of these guys. Haven't played one game yet and they are already filing for divorce.
- JayB - Mar 24, 2012 at 7:21 PM
NLady….come one with all due respect….and it is alot…we have seen this over and over again….it is not just this bad baseball spring training this year…..you know it is Nook Logon, B Watson, Milidge, Dukes, Stairs…..Rizzo and Jimbo before him just have no idea how to put an roster together that will hit and score runs. All these guys who are not hitting that Davey is not worried about….those are the guys who were brought in to beef up the worst bench in baseball….stop the drama reaction….this was completely predicable and completely preventable.
- bdrube - Mar 24, 2012 at 7:24 PM
For all of those who keep saying, "it's only spring training," well, it is only spring training for the other teams, too. Yes, the 2010 Nats started out awful in ST, but got a little better toward the end and then got off to a good start in the regular season. This version is absolutely cratering as the season approaches.
- Cease the Opportunity - Mar 24, 2012 at 7:33 PM
The only real negative comment I will make about the Nationals is that you would never know it was Spring Training;i.e.,I'm not sure what they've been training for. You couldn't look worse than they've showed. That said, I'd hate to see them scoring 7 and 8 runs every game and shutting out everybody. Why? Because it don't count…
- MicheleS - Mar 24, 2012 at 7:40 PM
That was ugly . Its going to be a LONG bus ride back to Viera
- NatsLady - Mar 24, 2012 at 7:44 PM
Oh, I think they look terrible, and I'm a little worried about the pitching. Just not sure how predictive spring training is of the regular season. I'm thinking of looking at where the last-place Grapefruit and Cactus league finishers did in the real race.What I was observing what that the giddy optimism of a couple of weeks ago has evaporated without (so far) any major setback.Joba Chamberlain is out for the season. Stay off trampolines.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 7:50 PM
Orioles 17 hits, Nats 4 hits. What else is new?
- Section 222 - Mar 24, 2012 at 7:58 PM
I've seen this before. Relax. The Nats are stil tied in the lost column for the division lead. When we are 5 games back with 6 to play , I'll start worrying.Really? That's what it's going to take to get your worried. How about 10 straight losses to start the season? How about 15 games back by the All Star break? Too soon? Really?Frankly, I don't see any difference in craziness between that kind of polyannaish(and probably misplaced) confidence and getting ready to dump all hope at before the season even starts, which so many here criticize.
- bdrube - Mar 24, 2012 at 7:58 PM
No major setbacks? How about Morse, Storen and Wang all being hurt? If Morse has an actual tear, it might not heal itself and he may become this year's LaRoche, which would absolutely devastate our offense. As for Storen, it sounds like he is just one pitch from going down for his own TJ surgery.The optimism has rightly faded in the face of reality, which shows a team playing very poorly with reason to believe it may well carry over into the regular season.
- m20832 - Mar 24, 2012 at 8:08 PM
I'm hoping that DJ is right when he says that we will see what they are made of come next week…..'cause what they are showing just doesn't give too many fans a lot of confidence.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 8:13 PM
The worst revolting development is that Poopy McPoop will all over WaPo's sports comment sections telling us how great the O's are and how the Nats aren't worth squat.
- fpcsteve - Mar 24, 2012 at 8:19 PM
It's a game, just a game. Quit making yourselves miserable.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 8:20 PM
All these guys who are not hitting that Davey is not worried about…Actually, JayB Davey may be just a tad worried … did you not notice how he started Corey Brown in left-field and played him the entire game? And how a certain outfielder named Chris Rahl seemingly keeps making these bus trips? Certainly Brown has the potential and Rahl had an All Star year with Harrisburg … so … I suspect they are worried and weren't expecting this. Relying on LaRoche was the owners IMO. They didn't want to waste their 8 million or so. And for the blithering fools who want Parra, Bourn, and all of those other Juan Pierre slap happy hitters did you listen to the commentary in between innings? The better lead-off guys also had that power component, guys like Ricky Henderson according to Brady Anderson. Perhaps the Nats all-time best at getting on base Nick Johnson had that power component. That's why Upton looks so attractive to the FO …
- NatsLady - Mar 24, 2012 at 8:36 PM
fpcsteve– I'm with you. Not asking for a refund… it can't rain every day.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 8:39 PM
About Eck. It's one thing to teach *batting* – i.e., stance, stroke, follow through, etc. It's another to teach *hitting* – pitch anticipation, pitcher intimidation, developing AND adapting a theory in the batter's box, etc. I am convinced that Eck is a super batting coach – he analyzes miles of video. I am not so sure that he is a world class hitting coach.
- Section 3, My Sofa - Mar 24, 2012 at 8:41 PM
fpcsteve said…It's a game, just a game. Quit making yourselves miserable.What he said. The comments are getting unreadable again. Dog days for us, too, I guess.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 8:45 PM
Spring training results are not a good predictor at all of regular season results. The truth of this proposition is proven over MANY MANY seasons of Major League data. Please insert this concept into your brain, and relax.Corky
- CBinDC - Mar 24, 2012 at 8:46 PM
It is a cause of worry when the team plays so sloppy and the starting pitching looks suddenly lost. If this was the Yankees or Cards or Rangers, would we be upset NO. But a team with history of losing of the Nationals can not just shrug off Spring Training. I did not expect or want them to dominate but they should look less like their old self by this time in the preseason. The last three games are not good reflections they did not seem to be good teaching moments. I kid about panic but if this how they look next week, it will be 4 alarm time.
- SayNoToClint - Mar 24, 2012 at 8:48 PM
I haven't read the WaPo comments in well over a year. That guy's still over there talking crap?Anonymous said… The worst revolting development is that Poopy McPoop will all over WaPo's sports comment sections telling us how great the O's are and how the Nats aren't worth squat.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 8:51 PM
By the way, when I say that Spring Training results are an awful predictor of regular season Major League results, please do not take my word for it. Nor should you trust the opinions of those who disagree with me. You can google with all of the relevant keywords, and find out for yourself that I am right. It is much better to spend five minutes researching to find out whether a belief is true than to spend hours panicking and arguing.Corky
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2012 at 8:52 PM
I don't care about wins and losses in ST, but, and someone else said this, you CANNOT just flip a switch and start hitting.
- SonnyG10 - Mar 24, 2012 at 9:00 PM
I can understand the negativity here because of the way the Nats have played the last ten or eleven games, but gosh, its depressing to read all that negative dribble. I'm going to remain positive on my Nats because that's what gives me joy. I don't care how bad of a start they have, I will remain positive. They will play better and it will be good baseball to watch.
- sjm308 - Mar 24, 2012 at 9:02 PM
I am too lazy to look this up but didn't the Yankee's have a horrible spring last year and end up winning the AL East? Didn't the Orioles have a great spring training last year and have their 14th straight losing season?That being said, this team has not looked good in any aspect of the game for the last few days. Pitching, fielding, hitting, baserunning have all been very disappointing. Davey says that all changes Sunday but I am not sure you just pull a switch and voila! they are right where you want them. Hard to keep my glass half full since I am quickly becoming a heavy drinker but I am hoping things get better soon.Go Nats!!
- SonnyG10 - Mar 24, 2012 at 9:06 PM
Yes, you can flip a switch. You can start playing all your A team players instead of the minor leaguers they're throwing out there now.
- sjm308 - Mar 24, 2012 at 9:10 PM
SonnyG10 – I agree and I am not sure how old you are but when the team of your youth is taken from you not once but twice and you wait forever for the 3rd chance you kinda like just having a team.They can make fun of NatsJack all they want, but if like me, he was a Senators fan, they have no idea the poor teams we watched. I am thrilled even today that I will get to go to a nice park, watch major league baseball and root for my hometown team. (still wish we could get decent beers for a decent price but I have stopped dreaming about that – I will instead dream about that first playoff win).Go Nats!!
- CBinDC - Mar 24, 2012 at 9:32 PM
This is the old problem when do you say it's just practice and when do you worry that it reflects something troubling. It is not time to bring out the Fire XYZ or the XYZ is cheap. But the Nats need to start getting their heads back on, the bad energy that has surrounded this team is not gone just yet. This type of day is cause for worry but not panic. Just that the Nationals have NO reserve of good times to draw from so they need to take bad trends much more seriously then other teams and that is a fact that hoping and wishing will not make go away.
- natsfan1a - Mar 24, 2012 at 10:00 PM
I was at a conference all day but had recorded the game. Was listening to 106.7 on the way home and they had Brian McNally talking Nats but didn't mention the outcome. Just came here to check out the results. To watch or not to watch, that is the question.
- blovy8 - Mar 24, 2012 at 11:08 PM
Still doesn't count, but Lombo's errors at third were ugly rushed throws. Probably won't be resting Zim as much, maybe. Whatever Rizzo says, you can't be happy with the Morse and LaRoche situations.
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THE SO-CALLED 'Naked Rambler' Stephen Gough, who has been making his way south since being freed from a prison in Scotland in October, has reached south Warwickshire.
Gough, who has repeatedly been jailed as a result of his insistence on roaming the country naked, was arrested at the weekend in the nude in Bickmarsh, near Bidford-on-Avon.
And after resolutely refusing to put clothes on, he appeared before magistrates at the Warwickshire Justice Centre in Leamington wearing just his socks.
As the magistrates waited for him to be brought from the cells, his solicitor Mark Parry indicated that Gough would be denying the charge on the grounds that his behaviour had not been insulting.
The former Royal Marine, tall and skinny and with a bushy unkempt beard, was then led into the dock with his wrists handcuffed in front of him.
But after the cuffs were removed Gough, 53, stood with his arms by his side as he gave his address as Chamberlain Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire.
He then pleaded not guilty to using 'threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour or disorderly behaviour on December 1 at Bickmarsh in Warwickshire.'
Mr Parry said that previously, represented by a London firm of solicitors, Gough had run arguments under human rights legislation that he should be allowed to walk around naked.
But most of his previous court appearances had been in Scotland, where he was jailed for five months in September but released in October, rather than under English law.
And the charge he is now facing is not an offence which is imprisonable, pointed out Mr Parry.
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Thursday's series finale between the Rays and Blue Jays pits last year's Cy Young Award winners, David Price and R.A. Dickey, against each other.
However, if you look at their 2013 numbers, you wouldn't know that was the case.
The Blue Jays' Dickey and the Rays' Price have had their troubles this season, pitching well under their expectations.
"I don't know what his record is or anything like that, but I know he can pitch better than how he's been pitching and so can I," Price said. "We're both going out there looking to get the ball rolling again and it should be fun."
Tampa Bay's ace is 1-3 with a 6.25 ERA and 1.48 WHIP in seven starts, four of which have been quality outings. His last outing versus Colorado was his toughest.
Price allowed nine earned runs for the first time in four years, giving up 11 hits and issuing walks in 6 2/3 innings.
"I felt fine," Price said. "I just have to make better pitches, especially in those big spots. That's not what I'm doing right now. It's frustrating."
"He didn't have his normal velocity, no question," Tampa Bay manager Joe Maddon said. "Nothing was normal. He was uncomfortable I think with the grip on the balls. Here in this [climate in Denver] it can be different, your hands get dry. It's not about the balls, it's about your hands getting dry and slick. I think that was a problem with him for a while, but he worked through that."
The Rays hope that Price can figure things out Thursday, as Tampa Bay tries to salvage a split of the four-game series at Tropicana Field.
"What's going on is not because of a lack of effort or lack of anything like that." Price said. "I get my work in here every four days then I go out on that mound and compete. That's what I'm going to stick to and I'm confident that my results are going to change very soon."
Dickey, whose struggles are partially to blame on tightness in his neck and upper right back, wasn't much better than Price in his last start versus the Mariners.
The knuckleballer allowed three home runs and gave up seven earned runs in six innings, on six hits and two walks.
"That's one of the curses about throwing a pitch like I do -- if you leave it up, sometimes it's going to get hit out of the park. It just came at some crucial times today," said Dickey, who allowed three homers for the first time since last Aug. 15 against Cincinnati.
Before that outing, Dickey seemed to have settled down a little after a slow start. He had allowed only eight runs over his previous four starts and lowered his ERA from 8.44 to 4.50.
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• Veteran infielder Mark DeRosa is seeing a lot more playing time recently, even making a rare start at second base on Wednesday.
He has appeared in the last five games for Toronto, two of them starts, and has played a pivotal role during that stretch.
"DeRo had a good spring," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said. "He came in from the get-go, swinging the bat well. One thing about him, he's a steady defender as well. If he gets to it, you're out. And he gets you a good at-bat every time he's up there."
"He's on a nice little roll himself, so take advantage of those at-bats as well. Guys that hang around the game a long time because they know how to play, they know how to play in certain situations, they're not going to make mistakes. Their bodies slowed down, naturally, but you know what? You can count on him."
DeRosa, who went 1-for-3 with an RBI single Wednesday, had gone 5-for-11 with two home runs and six RBIs in his last four games.
Rays: McGee and bullpen struggling
• Tampa Bay's bullpen has struggled this season, particularly Jake McGee.
The Rays have lost a Major League-high 13 games in which they have surrendered a lead. Contributing to that troubling statistic has been the team's once-stellar bullpen, and in particular, Jake McGee, who, in his last eight appearances, has allowed 10 runs on 14 hits in 6 2/3 innings.
"The thing about Jake right now, he's been one of the more unlucky pitchers that I've had in a while as a bullpen guy," Maddon said.
"The one pitch I'd like to see him have back was the home run to [Toronto's Colby] Rasmus [on Tuesday]. That was just a nothing cutter. But for the most part, he's had a lot of bad luck balls that have fallen into play."
"What Jake needs now is support, from me and from us. Jake McGee is one of the best left-handed relievers in the American League, maybe in all of baseball now. His confidence is down. He's been shaken a bit. But that's not when you pile on. That's when you help and support."
McGee, who has an 11.25 ERA in 12 innings, went 5-2 with a 1.95 ERA in 69 appearances last season. Including an eye-opening stat where he held right-handers to a .098 batting average.
Worth noting
• Before this series, the Rays had won 17 consecutive home series against the Blue Jays dating back to 2007. Sixteen of those series were at Tropicana Field, while one series was held at Disney's Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Fla., in 2008.
For the Blue Jays, it marked the third-longest road-losing streak in the history of the AL. The other two skids belong to the St. Louis Browns, who lost 19 consecutive series to the Yankees (1946-51), and 18 series to the Red Sox (1949-53). That streak came to an end after Tuesday's results.
• When Price and Dickey meet on Thursday, it will mark only the third time since the Cy Young was awarded to both leagues (1969) that both winners faced off the following season. On July 15, 1999, the Braves' Tom Glavine faced the Yankees' Roger Clemens, and on Aug. 28, 1989, the Mets' Frank Viola met the Dodgers' Orel Hershiser.
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- Summary
Our ultra-versatile icings are a do-it-all finishing touch for your favorite home-baked treats. We make these sweet delights just the way you would at home, blending them from scratch using the finest ingredients – with no artificial flavors or colors. Use the icings straight from the jar, or whip with a stick of unsalted butter or 6 oz. softened cream cheese. Available in six fabulous flavors, they're perfect for icing, frosting, filling, decorating, dipping and glazing
Chocolate Fudge is super-decadent and chocolaty, just like the icings you loved as a kid.
Lemon is a sweet-tart blend brightened with the flavor of natural lemon juice.
Orange Cream combines the vibrant flavor of citrus with rich, creamy goodness.
Strawberry is bursting with the bright flavors of just-picked summer berries.
Vanilla takes a classic icing to a rich new level with the sweet, mellow taste of the best vanilla.
Salted Caramel showcases the rich, buttery sweetness of homemade caramel with a hint of salt.
- 12 oz. each.
- Made in USA.
- 12 oz. each.
- Ingredients
- Chocolate Fudge: Sugar*, palm kernel oil, water, cocoa powder, tapioca syrup and/or corn syrup*, agar, locust bean gum, natural flavor. *From non-GMO sources.
- Lemon: Sugar*, water, palm kernel oil, tapioca syrup and/or corn syrup*, dextrose, fructose, natural flavor, agar, locust bean gum, lemon juice concentrate. soy lecithin.
- Orange Cream: Sugar*, water, palm kernel oil, tapioca syrup and/or corn syrup*, dextrose, fructose, natural flavor, agar, locust bean gum, orange puree, orange juice concentrate, annatto, soy lecithin and/or sunflower lecithin. *From non-GMO sources.
- Strawberry: Sugar*, water, palm kernel oil, tapioca syrup and/or corn syrup*, dextrose, fructose, natural flavor, agar, locust bean gum, red beet juice concentrate, strawberry juice concentrate, soy lecithin and/or sunflower lecithin. *From non-GMO sources.
- Vanilla: Sugar*, water, palm kernel oil, tapioca syrup and/or corn syrup*, agar, natural flavor, locust bean gum. *From non-GMO sources.
- Salted Caramel: Sugar*, water, palm kernel oil, tapioca syrup and/or corn syrup*, powdered milk and/or condensed milk, dextrose, fructose, agar, locust bean gum, salt, caramel color, natural flavor, soy lecithin.
*From non-GMO sources.
- Shipping
Shipping Information
This item is shipped from our warehouse by UPS to arrive within five business days of our receiving your order.
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Next Day Delivery
For an additional charge of $17.50 per address, we can expedite delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly from the supplier (including perishable and custom-manufactured items), out-of-stock items and items to be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states.
Orders recieved by 9:00 p.m., Eastern time, Monday through Thursday will arrive the next business day; orders placed Friday thorugh Sunday will arrive on the following Tuesday.
Return Policy
At Williams-Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction are our priority. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement.
If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, items shipped direct from the vendor, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned.
For returns of items purchased from your Williams-Sonoma Gift Registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later. View Full Return Policy.