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Under Obama-appointed former chairman Jim Leach and Obama-appointed acting chairman Carole M. Watson, NEH has given $914,000 to the Project, according to Sen. Tom Coburn's annual "Wastebook."
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Washington D.C. (CNN) - Thousands of tea party activists gathered Wednesday outside the Capitol in loud protest of the Internal Revenue Service, seeking to keep the beleaguered agency's scandal afloat nearly six weeks after the news first broke.
A range of congressional representatives and popular conservative speakers took to the podium as they fired off zings and digs at the IRS and the Obama administration for more than three hours. "Anybody want to fire some IRS agents? Why don't we start with the 16,000 IRS agents that are going to implement Obamacare?" Sen. Rand Paul charged at the beginning of his brief speech. With the crowd straining their necks and smiling broadly as Paul took the stage, the Republican senator from Kentucky said he was "horrified that my government has gotten out of control." IRS officials have repeatedly said that the scrutinizing of tea party groups was not done out of political bias. But the activists gathered Wednesday were not so convinced. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, gained big applause when he declared that the IRS needs to be abolished. "And I've got a second idea: We need to take every one of those IRS agents and put them on our southern border," he said, drawing laughs. "Now that's mostly a joke," he continued. "But I got to admit that if you were coming over illegally and you crossed the river and saw an army of IRS agents, you'd turn around and go home." Conservative personality Glenn Beck unleashed a stream of fiery rhetoric. At one point he used a harsh anecdote about how slave owners learned to maintain control over their captives by watching circus masters chain and abuse elephants. "Frederick Douglass was lucky enough to grow up in a house where he was taught to read, and to write, and to think. He knew that God did not make men to be masters over other men," he said. "It is time that Americans remind themselves of this truth again, and rise up against the intimidation before the handful of peanuts from our new political circus masters are considered kindness, instead of the symbol of evil cruelty which they are," he added. Rep. Michele Bachmann, chairwoman of the House tea party caucus, stated it's been 100 years since the beginning of the U.S. tax code. Firing up the crowd, she asked, "Don't you think that a century of oppression is enough?" The four-term congresswoman, who's not seeking re-election next year, described herself as an "insurgent" as she talked about her former job at the IRS as a tax lawyer. "I believe if you understand the enemy from the inside out, that's the best way to defeat them!" Rep. Brad Wenstrup, R-Ohio, came up with his own definition of the IRS. "Somebody asked me recently, 'well what's the IRS mean?' I said, 'It's Really Sickening. That's what it means to me. It's Really Sickening'." While organizers were promoting the rally as the tea party movement's biggest event since 2010, the turnout was smaller than expected. Many blamed the smaller audience on the fact it was happening midweek on a Wednesday. "The tea party never went away," said Bob Mason, one of the attendees. "We just paid more attention at home." Mason was dressed in colonial garb with a bright blue jacket and matching tri-corner hat. Most attendees though opted for the traditional yellow "Don't tread on me" t-shirt. |
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Stacey Cole's Nature Talks: Reader's chickadee as close to true albino as possible
This photo of a pair of young ruby-throated hummingbirds was submitted by a Manchester reader and was taken by Leah Corson of Manchester, a student at the Tilton School.
A flock of Canada geese heads north over Auburn during a warm spell which, though it occurred only a week or so ago, now seems like a distant memory. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
No Rare Bird this week
Reports have it that Rare Bird Alert has flown the coop so there will be no report this week. It is, however, expected to be back in time for next week's editions.
The first, from a Manchester reader, pictured a close-up pair of young ruby-throated hummingbirds, sitting on their nest, looking face forward, staring at the camera. The nest was constructed upon a tree branch. The background showed a garden fence, adorned with bright red leaves. The note read in part: "The photo was taken by Miss Leah Corson, a young lady in study to become a veterinarian. Publishing this photo in your column would be greatly appreciated."
Technically, the second photo, from a Lancaster reader, pictured a partial albino black-capped chickadee. The accompanying note read: "After seeing the photo of the chickadee in a recent column, I thought I would send along a photo of the chickadee I have at my feeder this winter.
"After much research, I have identified it as a partial albino black-capped chickadee. It has white feet and beak, flies like a chickadee and hangs out with the chickadees. I don't know how rare they are, but it is a first for me in 70 years."
According to the "Audubon Encyclopedia of American Birds," written by John K. Terres and published by Alfred A. Knopf, New York, in 1980, in the section entitled, "Black-capped Chickadee": "Albinism: Rare, partial albinos, (white tail feathers, Va., Mass.; another, N.Y., crown, chin and throat, white instead of black; melanistic (all black), one, Ithaca, Y.Y., 1933, crown, throat, chin, and cheeks black, appeared black hooded (Anonymous, 1959.)"
As portrayed in the above quote from National Audubon, the photo of our reader's bird appeared to me to be as close as possible to being a true albino black-capped chickadee. However, in studying our reader's photo, I note the following two points that would keep this particular bird in the class of partial albino: (1) its wings tips and the end of its center tail feathers show just a touch of black; (2) the feathers of its crown display a very light gray tinge, I have seen other photos of partial albino chickadees, but none as near perfect to a true albino as our Lancaster reader's bird.
Winter is still with us! What snow we have here is, at times wind lifted, and smartly driven around the southwest corner of our 200-year-old farm house. The wind's whine issues a warning that the wind-whipped snow, if faced, will sharply sting.
Our northbound pasture land is bordered by a wall of stones whose topmost crowns have donned night-caps of snow. Some snow-bonnets are flat, some are tall with tiny points, most, though, are a mysterious contour.
Those enshrouded stones are above den places for woodchucks and such. They are tucked in tight to drowse in quiet sleep and await the long, bleak darknesss of night. Throughout summer these walls of stone become swift highways for wild things, but in winter are less useful. Topped with high snow-crowns and deeper snow-valleys, frequently soft and deep, there's no certain place offered for their tiny feet. Also when ice storms have paved the stones, there's little chance of grip. With the arrival of spring, the snow-melt will nourish the gray lichens hat cling to the stones.
Here at the farm, early settlers built stone walls that still pretty much set its bounds. Walls divide field from hillside and designate pasture and woodland. Not all stones were used by settlers to build walls. That became clear to me one day while walking through their old hillside pasture that we developed into a pine forest. I found two piles of small stones that certainly were not of wall building quality - a "slag heap," one might say, and wondered what those might be used for. Putting two and two together, it occurred to me that in constructing two causeways, permitting farm equipment to pass from one field to another, each had a solid base of small stones from baseball size to a bit larger. I wondered if those piles of pasture stones were leftovers from those used to make causeway bases.
A slow moving team and wagon crossed the brook long before we used our rubber-tired tractor and attached farm implements. Although still solid, we have always carefully driven our equipment over these fording places as they still command respect.
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Detroit � In some ways, he�s as grizzled as a 25-year-old guy can be. Rick Porcello has been around for good times, bad times, big times and small times. Half of being a pitcher is finding your way to the mound, and the other half is staying there.
His role hasn�t really changed but his importance has � and his impact could grow. Porcello shut down the Angels, 2-1, on Sunday to take the series and give the Tigers a boost during these wobbly first weeks. On a day when perennial MVP candidates Miguel Cabrera and Mike Trout did more flailing, the Tigers went back to work with a workhorse.
Porcello doesn�t get the attention of the starry starters, but he can provide something nearly as valuable. If he shows up every five days like he did in this one, the Tigers won�t have to spend as much time fretting about the shortstop position, or the bullpen, or the offense. Porcello allowed five hits in seven innings, and if he can be this good following Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer and Anibal Sanchez in the rotation, look out.
�Obviously they�ve got the hardware, but you need five starters to get through a season,� Porcello said. �We�re a team here, and I don�t think anybody says the stars need to carry us. We all have a job to do.�
Since arriving in the majors as a 20-year-old in 2009, Porcello has done very well at times, not so well at times. With his talent, smarts and cool demeanor, he always has given the Tigers reason to believe he can do more, when necessity calls.
Confronting demons
Necessity might knock now. When Dave Dombrowski made the controversial trade of Doug Fister during the offseason, he essentially chose Porcello over Fister, a 30-year-old stalwart. It seemed like a crazy move, dealing an accomplished starter for two young pitchers and utility infielder Steve Lombardozzi, since traded again. But sometimes a gamble isn�t only about who you�re dealing away, but who you already have.
The spoken motive was, Dombrowski wanted to get lefty Drew Smyly in the rotation. The unspoken motive was, the Tigers like the sturdiness and youth of Porcello, and expect a solid reward for their patience. Remember, they believed in him enough to start him in Game 163 against the Twins in 2009. He�s 63-51 with a 4.50 ERA in five-plus seasons, and has pitched in eight postseason games.
�He�s a young guy, but he�s not an inexperienced guy,� Brad Ausmus said. �He doesn�t get rattled. He has a game plan out there. He�s not just throwing rocks, he�s pitching.�
That plan must continue, from throwing rocks to throwing sinkers that stay down, forcing hitters to slap grounders. Porcello was brilliant his first start this season, surrendering one run and three hits in seven innings against the Orioles. He was knocked around his second start, giving up 10 hits and five runs against the Padres.
In this outing, he showed it�s best to confront your demons, even when they�re disguised as Angels. Exactly one year ago to the day, Porcello hurled one of the most-bizarre first innings imaginable. Facing the Angels in Anaheim, he gave up nine runs on nine hits in two-thirds of an inning, capped by a Trout grand slam.
There were infield dribblers and grounders that slipped through holes, but the boxscore spoke louder than the reality. The next time Porcello faced the Angels, he gave up 10 hits and seven runs. He finished 13-8 with a 4.32 ERA last season, but if you surgically remove those two starts, the ERA drops to 3.61.
This time, he kept his sinker sinking, and if it was sweeter because of the previous pummeling, he wasn�t saying.
�No, I completely forgot about that one,� he said, laughing. �I think I�m a different pitcher now than when they got to me. I mean, it�s nine runs in one inning, one of those days you don�t even (care to) remember. I know I�m better than that.�
Porcello mixes his four pitches better now instead of, in his words, �just feeding them fastballs.� And even at his relatively tender age, there isn�t much he hasn�t seen.
Win-loss consistency
Catcher Alex Avila has been witness to the evolution. Porcello has had to mature by fire, topping 160 innings in each of his five seasons, and has been remarkably consistent in an inconsistent way, with two 14-9 seasons and two 10-12 seasons.
�He�s had stretches where he�s pitching really well and you think, he�s there, he�s there,� Avila said. �Then he�d have a game where he�s good for four or five innings, then gets a little wild. Very few guys just get it right from the beginning.�
Porcello could�ve stayed in the minors five years ago, tearing through weak hitters, but the Tigers needed him and he delivered. He became only the fourth major leaguer in the past 40 years to win 14 or more games at the age of 20 or younger.
It was taxing but he wouldn�t trade it for anything � not even for the permanent erasure of one painful nine-run inning.
�I think being in the big leagues at a young age and learning the game up here has helped,� Porcello said. �It�s tough, because these guys are good. But I�ve acquired knowledge I don�t think I would�ve been able to acquire at lower levels.�
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A proposed 1-cent sales tax for transportation has stalled in the Missouri Legislature.
The sales tax proposal was projected to generate nearly $8 billion over a decade for state highways, local roads and other modes of transportation such as railroads, airports, mass transit and river ports. Cities and counties would each get 5 percent of the revenues, with the rest going to state projects. Voter would have had to approve the tax in 2014 to enact the proposal.
Republicans were divided over whether to ask voters to raise taxes, and some GOP senators blocked a final vote on the measure in the final week.
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"While working and living in New Hampshire, these individuals established a physical presence at 152 Middle Street in Portsmouth, which continued for several months," he wrote. "There is no evidence to conclude they falsely claimed New Hampshire as their domicile at the time they registered to vote."
LaBonte said the four workers recently notified the Portsmouth City Clerk's Office that they would like their names removed from the voter checklist.
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Blue Pleated Skirt (as Dress) – blog swap with Heather
Denim Shirt – thrifted $3
Suede Wedge Sandals – J. Crew ($45, new condition via Buffalo Exchange) story for another day
Floppy Hat – vintage, thrifted $6
Look ya'll, I did a swap with the lovely Heather over at H & K Style Journey. She writes a
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When she wore this amazing, royal blue pleated skirt and offered to do a blog swap, I jumped
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and with a striped tank here. And the most exciting part? The vintage skirt was thrifted for
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Things I learned: the midi length is difficult for me at 5 feet tall or maybe it's the large amount
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balance. I like to offset bright tones with neutrals. Showing skin (i.e. my legs) acts as a neutral
buffer. See how I wore a blouse in the same shade of blue for a Wizard of Oz inspired look, here.
Legs (bare during summer and with tights in the winter). Always one for wearing things creatively,
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it down and worn with my floppy hat and side braids made for an effortless summery, business
casual look. I might sneak in another wear before returning it to H. Thank you, Dear, for letting
me play with an item that's on my list of skirts to thrift. Pleats are flattering and make me
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Problem description
Multiple vulnerabilities has been found and corrected in roundcubemail:
Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in Roundcube Webmail 0.8.1
and earlier allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script
or HTML via the signature in an email (CVE-2012-4668).
A local file inclusion flaw was found in the way RoundCube Webmail,
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of the 'generic_message_footer' value provided via web user
interface in certain circumstances. A remote attacker could issue a
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could allow an attacker to obtain arbitrary file on the system,
accessible with the privileges of the user running RoundCube Webmail
client (CVE-2013-1904).
The updated packages have been patched and upgraded to the 0.7.4
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Updated packages
MES5 i586
8115fa1ac36413ca54ead740972774b1 mes5/i586/roundcubemail-0.7.4-0.1mdvmes5.2.noarch.rpm 619c3f956f5220859a9ac4f9018d5434 mes5/SRPMS/roundcubemail-0.7.4-0.1mdvmes5.2.src.rpm
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8cb680beb0aa440f9b4cba12cad146dc mes5/x86_64/roundcubemail-0.7.4-0.1mdvmes5.2.noarch.rpm 619c3f956f5220859a9ac4f9018d5434 mes5/SRPMS/roundcubemail-0.7.4-0.1mdvmes5.2.src.rpm
- http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/roundcubemail/roundcubemail/0.7.4/README_0.7.4.txt
- http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/roundcubemail/roundcubemail/0.7.3/README_0.7.3.txt
- http://lists.roundcube.net/pipermail/dev/2013-March/022328.html
- http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2013-1904
- http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2012-4668


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Written by janice headley | Filed under Steve Brodner, Richard Sala, events, Drew Friedman, Debbie Drechsler | 3 Jan 2013 12:00 PM |
The forthcoming exhibit Good Work looks, well, great!
The Nazareth College Department of Art is celebrating the country's top commercial illustrators, such as our own Steve Brodner, Debbie Drechsler, Drew Friedman, and Richard Sala, along with about 50 other leading artists in the field.
Curators Kathleen Calderwood, associate professor, and David Cowles, lecturer, invited each participant to choose the illustration they think is their best work to date. Here's what Drew chose, but really, how can you possibly choose?!!:
The opening reception for the show is Friday, January 18th from 5:00 to 8:00 PM, and the exhibit runs through March 1st.
The Arts Center Gallery at Nazareth College is located at 4245 East Avenue in Rochester, NY. H/T to Drew's excellent blog for news about the show!


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As President and Chief Operating Officer, J. Brady Lum provides strategic direction and day-to-day leadership for Special Olympics. Prior to joining Special Olympics in May 2008, Lum spent 15 years at The Coca-Cola Company, serving in a variety of senior management positions. Most recently, he led the integration of the "Manifesto for Growth," a global initiative that recast Coca-Cola's mission, vision and capabilities. He also served in a variety of leadership roles in operations, marketing, strategic planning and organizational development, including Vice President, North America Strategic Planning and Integration, and Vice President and Northeast Region Manager for Coca-Cola North America.
Lum's community involvement has been extensive. He has served as Chairman of the Board of the national Hands On Network and, as a Board Member, chaired the Strategic Planning Committee of the recently combined Hands On Network and Points of Light Foundation. He also serves on the Jefferson Scholars National Selection Committee and Mead Endowment Advisory Board at the University of Virginia, and is a graduate of the Diversity Leadership Academy in Atlanta, Georgia. He served as a Research Associate at the Institute of Strategic and International Studies in Kuala Lumpur, and is conversationally fluent in Spanish and Malay.
Lum earned a bachelor's degree in government and foreign affairs, with honors, from the University of Virginia and a master's degree in business from Harvard University. He is married to Jill Morehouse Lum and lives in Chevy Chase, Maryland (USA), with their three children.
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Teheran eyes help vs. well-supported Hammel
Hurlers keep throwing quality starts, but Braves righty has just two W's
Julio Teheran is the ace of a Braves starting rotation that leads the Majors with a 2.47 ERA. His 1.80 ERA and MLB-best seven quality starts are a big reason why.
Teheran will go for another one Friday night in the series opener against the Cubs at Turner Field.
But even the best pitchers are prone to mistakes, and Teheran made three in his most recent start against the Giants on Saturday. He surrendered three solo homers and not much else in seven innings as he took his first loss since Opening Day.
"I made a mistake and I've got to pay for it," Teheran said. "And that was the three homers -- three mistakes that I made."
The three earned runs Teheran gave up against San Francisco were a season high, adding perspective to just how well he pitched in his first six starts. In his final three April starts, he gave up only one run and walked three batters in 24 innings.
Yet he was saddled with no-decisions in two of those three starts as a result of the Braves offering him only 2.86 runs of support in his seven starts this season. Atlanta plated just one run in his loss to the Giants.
"We all know that it's part of the game and sometimes we don't get the run support," Teheran said. "That's when we've got to take our team back and just, when we don't have the opportunity, just to hold the other team."
Meanwhile, the Cubs are scoring 4.5 runs per game in support of Jason Hammel, who is enjoying a stellar 2014 of his own with six quality starts and a 2.43 ERA. The disparity of run support between the two pitchers is evident in their records.
Teheran has two wins in seven starts, compared to four victories in six starts for Hammel, who received his first no-decision of the year in his most recent outing.
Hammel struggled with his command against the Cardinals on Sunday, giving up a season-high seven hits and issuing a pair of two-out walks that both led to runs in six innings. He entered the day with the best WHIP in the Majors.
Although Hammel was not on the mound in a two-run ninth by St. Louis, the two walks proved to be the difference in Chicago's 5-4 loss.
"I was trying to find my command -- it really wasn't there," Hammel said of the outing. "It was a grind, and I made pitches for most of the night. Two-out walks in the big leagues, those are no good."
Braves: Kimbrel in top form
It seems safe to discard any concerns that developed when Craig Kimbrel struggled in his first two appearances after resting a sore right shoulder for a week. The Braves closer has surrendered just one hit while holding opponents scoreless in his past five appearances.
Kimbrel retired just two of the seven Mets he faced before being removed during the ninth inning of an April 19 win. Two days later, he squandered a one-run, ninth-inning lead against the Marlins and then concluded that appearance with three consecutive strikeouts.
The impressive conclusion to that April 21 appearance against the Marlins marked the start of a dominant run for Kimbrel. He enters Friday having struck out 13 of the past 21 batters he had faced.
Kimbrel's fastball had been sitting around 96 mph most of this season. But six of the seven fastballs he threw while striking out two Cardinals in Tuesday's perfect ninth inning were clocked at 97 mph or above.
Despite those two shaky appearances two weeks ago, Kimbrel has struck out exactly half of the 52 batters he has faced.
Cubs: Setting the tone
One year ago, the Cubs were 13-20 and 8 1/2 games back after 33 games in the National League Central. Heading into Thursday's finale against the White Sox, the Cubs are 12-21 and nine games back. General manager Jed Hoyer said he's pleased with what manager Rick Renteria has done so far.
"Very happy," Hoyer said when asked about the rookie manager. "He creates a great environment for these guys. A lot of guys are playing much better than last year.
"We've given him a very young team," Hoyer said. "We've given him a very young bullpen that doesn't have a lot of experience. I think he's managed that really well."
Renteria also has had to deal with injuries to two pitchers projected as key pieces in the bullpen, Jose Veras and Pedro Strop. Two of the outfielders, Justin Ruggiano and Ryan Sweeney, are sidelined with hamstring injuries.
Renteria has done his best to keep things upbeat.
"I like the tone," Hoyer said. "Obviously, the results, the wins and losses, are probably no different than it was with Dale [Sveum last year]. We're not in a place right now where we're going to evaluate [Renteria] based on the standings in the paper in the morning."
Worth noting
• Justin Upton is batting .304 (7-for-23) with two doubles, a homer and seven RBIs against Hammel.
• The last time the Braves played the Cubs, Atlanta clinched the NL East with a 5-2 victory at Wrigley Field on Sept. 22, 2013. The last time the Cubs visited Turner Field, B.J. Upton and Justin Upton both homered in the ninth to lift the Braves, 6-5, on April 6, 2013.
• Cubs GM Jed Hoyer said they are getting close to meeting with some of the prospective Draft picks. "We've certainly narrowed things down," Hoyer said. The Cubs have the fourth pick in the June 5 First-Year Player Draft.
• The Cubs tied a season high with 15 hits on Thursday in a 12-5 win over the White Sox.
• Rookie Mike Olt hit his first career grand slam on Thursday, and has homered in back-to-back games for the first time in his career. Olt has six home runs and seven singles among his total 14 hits.
• Rookie Brian Schlitter made his seventh straight scoreless appearance on Thursday, and picked up the win in relief of starter Jake Arrieta, who was lifted after four innings.
Joe Morgan is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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School district audit report lands with a thud
Then it was time for the board to take its medicine.
And Birmingham singled out the school board itself as part of the problem. Sometimes it takes an outsider to point out the things that can go unnoticed. A 15-member school board is exceptionally large, she noted, and to have elections every two years? "I think that presents a challenge to stability," Birmingham said.
The report can be downloaded from the district's website, mansd.org.
Mayor Ted Gatsas also didn't seem too pleased with Birmingham's presentation. The last time a scathing audit came down, last spring from the state Department of Education, Gatsas protested its findings, and it ended up being largely retracted.
"The common thread, that we don't do the same things everywhere, that every school is a district within a district, we could've saved a lot of money on this audit if we listened to him," he said.
Still, Gatsas found something to like in the report. He noted that it did not dwell on funding problems. "It's not about the level of spending. It's about what we're spending on and how to do it better," he said.
Meanwhile, Ward 12 Alderman and mayoral candidate Patrick Arnold quickly embraced the audit - and used it as a cudgel against the mayor.
"The audit validates what most of us in the city already know about the state of the Manchester School District - Mayor Gatsas' failed leadership has left our school system in desperate need of a new vision for success," Arnold said in a statement Thursday.
With all the talk about the stalled negotiations with the teachers union, it's easy to overlook the talks underway with the city unions representing police support personnel and Water Works employees. And we probably wouldn't have heard much about the talks - the unions together represent fewer than 200 people - were it not for Mike Roche, the vocal union president of the Steelworkers local representing the Water Works employees.
No doubt, Roche wouldn't be so upset were it not for the raw deal he feels is being offered: a fourfold increase in health insurance premiums - from 5 to 20 percent - with just a half-percent raise. At least the paraprofessionals and other district employees are being offered tax cap-based raises of 2.17 percent, Roche said.
Water Works is technically an independent entity, with its own overseeing commission, on which the mayor sits.
The main event at Tuesday's meeting will likely by the controversial ambulance contract. But there will probably be plenty of other early fireworks, seeing as how it will be the only meeting in the month. At least that's been the custom.
It being the end of the school year, much of Monday's school board meeting was taken up by the recognition of students and presentations. Of course, one employee is having his own graduation of sorts. It was Brennan's last full board meeting.
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A lot of strange and dumb threads on here today. More than usual.
Originally Posted by TXCyclones Umm. What? It means, "Remember how awesome Jantz looked vs. Baylor?" and comparing it to SR vs. KU and not getting too excited. I think.
Originally Posted by gocubs2118 A lot of strange and dumb threads on here today. So many n00bs. Hawks must be bored and deciding to partake in our successes by contributing nonsense.
"I have no confidence. Winning doesn't make me think things are good." That's my summary of our strange threads today. That, and trolls.
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SR looked better against KU (who has a wayyyy better D than Baylor) than Jantz looked against Baylor
But the difference is Jantz looked like dog **** against Baylor despite throwing for what he for what he did. He made many horrible decisions and bad passes, SR didn't last night. Watch each game again, not even close to similar.
Remember Jantz against KU? Cause you got two drives to look at it.
I know exactly what you mean and unseasonably warm geez those chrome wheels are cool plus these pretzels are making me thirsty.
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Originally Posted by ISUAgronomist So many n00bs. Hawks must be bored and deciding to partake in our successes by contributing nonsense. I do appreciate the correct way of posting n00bs with the number not the letter, only way to go.
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With San Francisco's hopes of defending its World Series championship from a season ago now officially dashed, the club will shift its focus the last few weeks to ending its frustrating 2013 campaign on a high note. A nice way to start to that objective, of course, would be raining on its division rival's parade, or at least postponing it.
The Dodgers' magic number to clinch the National League West is down to six, despite a loss to the D-backs on Wednesday night. That means they could have their victory party during this series, if Arizona also loses at least twice to Colorado this weekend. The Giants will do their best to delay the proceedings.
"That's going to be our job. We don't want to be the ones to make anybody celebrating," Giants outfielder Angel Pagan said. "We want to ruin parties. That's what we want to do. That's part of our mentality from now on. We just want to play hard, like we're going to go somewhere and finish strong."
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As for Thursday's series opener at Dodger Stadium, the matchup will be a meeting of two of the better right-handers in baseball with Matt Cain going for the Giants and Zack Greinke taking the mound for the Dodgers.
While Cain hasn't had the best of years in 2013 -- he's 8-9 with a 4.37 ERA -- he's coming off a solid outing his last time out, when he held the D-backs to two runs over 6 1/3 innings in his first start since a brief stint on the disabled list. On Thursday, however, Cain will be looking to avenge one of the worst outings of his career back on July 5 when he surrendered eight runs to the Dodgers in just 2 1/3 innings.
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Atlanta won its 12th consecutive game on Tuesday, when it beat the Nationals and pushed its lead in the National League East to 14 1/2 games.
"The goal every season is to win as many games as you can," Justin Upton said after Monday's triumph. "So I don't care what kind of lead we've got. We've got to come out and win every night. That is our goal."
Stephen Strasburg and Gio Gonzalez both pitched well in the first two tilts of Washington's series against the Braves, but neither effort proved to be enough to earn a win. In Wednesday's series finale, the Nationals will turn to All-Star Jordan Zimmermann to attempt to halt the surging Braves.
Zimmermann owns a 2.97 ERA in six career outings against Atlanta. He posted a 7.18 ERA in five July starts, though he righted the ship on Friday, when he tossed six scoreless innings in Milwaukee to claim his 13th win.
"I was throwing strikes, attacking guys and keeping the ball in bottom of the zone, and elevating when I needed to," Zimmermann said. "... It seemed like every inning I was in a jam. I was able to wiggle out of them."
Right-hander Kris Medlen (8-10, 3.85 ERA) will try to run the Braves' winning streak to 13 games. He said he feels he has corrected the mechanical issues that have plagued him most of the season.
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"You know, the difference between winning and losing is just real small," Johnson said. "A lot of little things -- losing [Bryce] Harper for a month, Jayson Werth out a bit, [Ryan Zimmerman] recovering from the arm surgery -- all the little things add up and can affect your performance. It's my job to stay positive and hope at some point we get it all going."
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• With Tim Hudson shelved for the season, the Braves will need Paul Maholm's help down the stretch. Maholm, who has compiled a 9-9 record and 4.41 ERA in 20 starts, has been sidelined since July 20 with a bruised left wrist. The left-hander completed a side session on Tuesday, a step forward that provided the club more encouragement than the session he endured on Monday.
• Right fielder Jason Heyward departed Tuesday's contest in the first inning with a strained neck. The Braves announced his status as day to day.
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• The Nationals optioned reliever Xavier Cedeno to Triple-A Syracuse and promoted pitcher Tanner Roark to the big league squad. The righty went 9-3 with a 3.15 ERA in 33 appearances (11 starts) for the Chiefs.
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• Werth is six hits shy of 1,000 for his career.
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• During their winning streak, the Braves have outscored opponents, 71-28.
• Nine of the 12 games between the Braves and Nationals this season have been decided by one or two runs.
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