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Dear Mr I'm to stupid to write a half decent article. You are stupid. Goodnight.
Such an intelligent comment!!
2nd Amendment states that the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. When you start requiring mandatory insurance of firearms, that is an infringement. Our current democratic establishment would like nothing better than to abolish the 2nd Amendment - it is what keeps getting in the way of these ridiculous laws that they are proposing. Alcohol related deaths kill far more people every year in the united states that guns ever will and yet we do not see any push to ban alcohol. The only reason that our government wants to see us dis-armed is because a dis-armed public can be forced more easily to do whatever the current regime wants it to do.
Thank goodness the Bill of Rights is absolute for all people in all situations. That's what gave me the constitutional right to yell "Fire!" in a crowded theater the other day.
Also, it's too bad the Framers didn't include some language on "regulation" in the Second Amendment. If they had, there might be some basis for policies like this one.
Guest - gun deaths have surpassed vehicle deaths in 10 states. Much of this is due to insurance companies pushing for safety measures. We need this in the gun industry so that 2 year olds can't shoot a gun.
I don't want your guns - I just want you to be responsible with them which too man gun owners are not.
Insurance is no more of an infringement than the cost of the gun.
Alcohol was banned at one time - that didn't work out too well.
No one is trying to take your guns away.
Gun deaths have surpassed deaths from car accidents in 10 states. It is time to do something about it.
If it is okay to impose liability insurance on the 2nd Amendment right, would that be okay to impose the same insurance on the 1st? After all, words do hurt/kill people. Those anti-gun politicians are just crazy.
I must have missed the words hurting and killing people when was that?
Who lets these morons write articles? Our 2nd Amendment is a RIGHT. Not a privilege... This means that any taxes, outlandish fees and insurance requirements used to deter Americans from being able to possess a firearm due to excessive financial costs is a serious violation of that right....problem is our politicians and the clueless generation X don't seem to understand nor care about our Constitution.
The 14th amendment to the constitution guarantees the rest of us the right to equal protection under the law.
There is nothing in the constitution regarding outlandish fees. Nothing referring to costs at all. By your argument guns would have to be free.
Again, if you can pay for the gun you can pay for insurance.
This is not a political issue - our politicians are mostly bought and paid for by the gun lobby which is why there is no common sense in our gun laws.
It also has nothing to do with "generation X". This issue impacts and is a concern of all generations.
What????? I am not referring to the 14th Amendment. I am not talking about equal protection under the law-
This discussion regards the 2nd Amendment. And obviously you have not read the Constitution, as there is plenty regarding taxes and fees. The Constitution was not written by the greedy wretched scum bags currently running this country, it was written by true AMERICANS who wanted a country governed BY THE PEOPLE. If you are afraid of guns, there is a nice country called Sweden that will welcome you and your socialist ideas, where guns are outlawed, yet crime remains the same.
It's people like you who have destroyed this country. The issue certainly does impact all generations, and if you believe that gun insurance is going to solve a problem, you are sadly mistaken. You show your immaturity in your comments. What is your idea of common sense gun law? Because as it currently stands, guns are OVER legislated to the point of being extremely difficult for a law abiding citizen to obtain a fiream, while criminals buy guns all day long circumventing all of your ridiculous laws and "gun insurance." What would gun insurance do for Sandy Hook? NOTHING. If you think a payday for the victim families on the backs of other innocent gun owners is a consolation? Stop punishing rightful law abiding citizens...and stop thinking the world is a eutopia where the government can do no wrong, so lets take power away from citizens and give it ALL back to our honorable politicians. No thanks. Like I said. Move to Sweden if you have a problem with America.
That's garbage, it is very easy to get a gun.
And why is this country destroyed Mac150? If you don't like it you are always free to leave. You may not realize that is not an option in all countries.
The way things work now Mac150 is that all of us pay for gun violence. It should be on the backs of those who insist that everyone has the right to own a gun.
Some people just should NOT have guns and insurance companies are experts and have the money to analyze those risks. They also have the money to insist that gun manufacturers start implementing technology to make guns safer so that maybe a 2 year olds can't accidentally kill themselves or someone else which happens far too often due to irresponsible gun owners.
Your solution is do nothing. That doesn't work.
Yes my solution IS do nothing. Enough has already been done. Do we outlaw cars, because I assure you more people and "children" die every year from vehicle collisions than by firearms. Two thirds of gun related deaths are by suicide. Alcohol is responsible for more deaths than guns in America, yet you make these statements as if guns are inherently evil, and eliminating guns equates to eliminating bad people and bad things. I'm sorry friend, that isn't the world we live in. Take a look at the stats below and keep in mind homicide simply means the killing of another person, (not always murder) however also includes gangsters killing other gangsters which is a good thing, and I wish it happened more often. Firearms related deaths are at the bottom of the list.
National Child Mortality Rate
Selected Causes of Death, Ages 0-19, per 100,000 Population
Cause Number of Deaths Mortality Rate
Natural 36,272 44.1
Perinatal Conditions 14,570 17.7
Congenital Anomalies 6,896 8.4
Neoplasms 2,302 2.8
Respiratory Disease 1,442 1.8
Circulatory Disease 1,666 2.0
Nervous System Disease 1,609 2.0
Unintentional Injury 11,560 14.0
Motor Vehicle 6,683 8.1
Drowning 1,056 1.3
Fire/Burn 544 0.7
Poisoning 972 1.2
Suffocation/Strangulation 1,263 1.5
Firearm 138 0.2
Homicide 3,345 4.1
Firearm 2,186 2.7
Suicide 1,665 2.0
Firearm 683 0.8
Suffocation/Strangulation 739 0.9
Poisoning 133 0.2
There is absolutely no purpose for a gun other than to kill or injure. As we ALL know cars are vital to us. This is the most ridiculous comparison the NRA and anyone has ever used. Gun deaths are TOTALLY preventable and this could easily be accomplished if gun owners and gun manufacturers were more responsible.
Mac150 - please tell me where I have said ANYTHING about eliminating guns. If you want a gun I don't care at all - just be a responsible gun owner. Too many are not so we need some way to make them responsible and hold them accountable. All guns begin at a legal source. It's irresponsible behavior that gets them into criminal hands.
Mac150 - if you think enough is being done already please tell me why, with technology that is available today, that a 2 year old cannot open a pill bottle or bleach bottle but CAN fire a gun!! Gun manufacturers need to be held accountable for better safety technology. They could easily do this but they just don't care.
Not necessarily. There are numerous types of shooting and marksmanship sports. To say guns are simply designed for killing is painting the subject with a broad brush. I think you still fail to grasp the purpose of the second amendment. "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed." If you have read the constitution and understand how and why this country was founded, you would also understand the second amendment. The founding fathers also believed that the government should not maintain any standing army due to abuse of power of the states, so those who believe the term "militia" refers to the US Military, you are incorrect. "Security of a free state" is the key term here. Again, why are you blaming gun owners and manufacturers for criminal activity caused by another? Firearms are vital to Americans right to remain free. A people without the means to fight is a people without a voice. How did Occupy Wall Street work out for ya? I assure you, the Americans of a few hundred years ago would be fighting right now against all of the governments abuses and trampling of the constitution. When you arent so wet behind the ears and have some life experience, come talk to me.
The insurance would only cover the OWNER of the gun, not the gun. So, a stolen gun (stolen firearms are used in the vast majority of crimes) wouldn't be covered and the victim wouldn't be compensated. Big waste of time and $. Obviously this is an attempt to a) make firearms too expensive for the average citizen (like in U.K) and b) obtain database of all firearms for easy confiscation in the future.
Please repeat after me dear paranoid LumpyK NO ONE WANTS TO CONFISCATE YOUR WEAPON!!! If your gun is stolen because you were not responsible enough to prevent that from happening your insurance premiums would go up and hopefully you would be more careful next time. I do not believe your comment is correct about the stolen guns but if it is it proves how irresponsible some gun owners are.
So, jh836, if I understand your pathetic attempt at logic, if someone steals my car, gets drunk crashing into an innocent family I am at fault for not being "more careful" and I You would consider me "irresponsible"?
Just because you are too myopic to understand liabilty insurance carriers would require a complete list of all firearms covered by the policy and said list would be available to the government doesn't make me "paranoid." It makes me justifiably cautious, just as the foundeing fathers were and WAS THE ENTIRE REASON they wrote the 2nd amendment in the 1st place. Read the Heller opinion for some historical context, or google Pol Pot/Stalin/Hitler/Edi Amin, etc..
LumpyK - why would the list be available to the government Mr Logic? You have no idea what the founding fathers were thinking.
If your gun is stolen your insurance on any other guns will go up since you were not responsible enough to prevent the theft.
Nice collage lecture solution.
Problem using your own analogy?
People not caring to get auto insurance, but still driving. i.e. your assuming criminals would get insurance???
In addition, there is another name for this: Poll tax.
Collage lecture - what is that, a lecture made up of a bunch of pictures?? And Poll taxes are a voting issue not a gun issue.
No one is assuming criminals would buy insurance - that's the point - no insurance, no gun! I assume the insurance companies are not going to give policies to criminals.
Poll tax???? Do you know what a poll tax is?
We don't care if criminals have insurance. Most criminals get their guns from irresponsible gun owners. If you want to own them take the responsibility for doing so.
This is the most ludicrous discussion- You believe that if a person can't qualify for insurance, they can't have a gun... Once again asshole, criminals don't buy guns from gun shops. They buy them from straw purchases, or steal them from stores or other gun owners. How is this the responsibility of the owner? If someone breaks into an apartment, starts a fire that burns down 10 apartments, why would the homeowner be at fault? Because he didn't have a 4 inch steel door with bars across it? It's liberal apologists like YOU who refuse to lay responsibility on the criminal committing the crime, and want the hard working tax paying citizen who is obeying the law to pay. I don't get it. I just don't get it anymore. I guess the PRC is handing out lesson plans at all of our schools. Yay.
A 20 year olds can not own a hand gun. I person with a domestic violence conviction can not own a firearm at all. Most gun violence involves persons who can not legally own any guns at all. The only thing this silly measure would do is add to burden to honest people and no burden at all to those who use them illegally. If it illegal then you probably won't buy insurance as that might get you picked up for illegally having a firearm of any sort.
The point is to PREVENT a domestic violence conviction. If a PPO is issued the insurance company could contact the police to confiscate guns. Too often people are killed even with a PPO because no one stopped the violent person from getting a gun or using a gun they had.
Criminals are not born criminals. They often become criminals after they get their hands on a gun. Let's prevent that instead of just trying to stop them from getting more guns.
Shotguns are more deadly at close range than an "assault-style" AR-15 rifle.
In a single 00 shotgun shell, there are 8-9 pellets each .33" (8.4 mm) in size. It requires a single trigger pull to shoot a minimum of 8 pellets/rounds/projectiles.
In a single round of an AR-15, you fire a single .223" (5.56mm) projectile per trigger pull.
If they don't understand this, they have no business discussing banning any type of weapon.
If they do understand this, and go after so-called "assault-style" weapons, we know their actual motive is to disarm us.
Richard - repeat after me NO ONE WANTS TO DISARM YOU. This conversation is not about taking your guns it is about you insuring them.
The only way they can make sure you have insurance, is to have a list of all gun-owners.
Owner-registration/list is a prerequisite to confiscation.
Too many democrat politicians have said their ultimate goal is confiscation for us to ignore the interim steps.
Richard, you listen to the NRA too much. LaPierre is the one who said the only reason for a national gun registry is to take them or tax them. They cannot be taken because of the 2nd amendment.
Your insurance policy would be between you and your insurer. The government does not need to have anything to do with it.
Sensible gun owners will know that purchasing a policy is in their best interest because it will protect them as car insurance protects drivers. If you currently own a gun I don't care if you insure it. It's new sales and subsequent sales that need to require insurance. It's a start and better than doing nothing like we've been doing.
Please tell me which democrat said the goal is confiscation. I want to see this.
Look up "strawman argument," then get back to me.
Look up "strawman argument," then get back to me.
Ok - was that supposed to prove something? If so, I missed it.
I'm pretty tired of people trying to pass laws that will not solve "the problem" of death by gun. Most urban killings occur among gang members and none of those guns will ever be registered or insured, nor do the victims' families file lawsuits against the killers. Spouses and family members that kill in a rage can have all the insurance in the world but inter-family killing will usually be excluded on any gun insurance policy. This concept, like the bill to require a gun to be disassembled every time the owner leaves the house, is just cooked up as another device to get rid of gun ownership by people. Guns are not just for hunting or for protection; they are also there to keep a well-armed citizenry ready to repel a foreign invasion, or perhaps for protection from our own government running amuk.
And speaking of running amuk -- why is our government buying up millions upon millions of rounds of ammo at this time -- buying the kind of ammo that the citizenry would never be allowed to have? Perhaps to quell a perceived threat of an insurrection or revolt of the People against a tyrannical government?
There are already very tough gun laws, we don't need more of them, and insurance won't prevent gun deaths. What will happen is that un-registered weapons bought on the street (usually stolen) will be worth double their weight in gold, there will be a very thriving black market in unregistered weapons, and the citizenry will keep guns secretly in their homes. And when you send the Sheriffs or the TSA or the militia in to raid every home once a month to inspect for any guns, our nation will be truly lost to despotism.
Paranoid polinc05 no one wants to take your guns and no one wants to send someone to your home looking for them. Insurance on all gun sales would begin the process on controlling further sales of guns to those who shouldn't have them.
What tough gun laws are you referring to? The ones that allow the sale of a gun to anyone, often without any background check, if the seller is not a licensed dealer. That makes it real tough to get a gun.
You are truly the most paranoid person leaving comments. It must be frightening to be so afraid of everything. All the guns in the world won't help you with that.
Owning cars does not require insurance and guns do not pose a hazard to anyone in the same manner that driving cars does - driving is an inherently dangerous activity, while carrying a gun really isn't, at least not to the same extent or in the same way.
Also, the very fault argument only really even works with handguns, rifles kill less people than "hands, fists, and feet" so unless one should have insurance to cover those, that's problem as far as I'm concerned. (blunt object kill far more people if you take issue with the fact that "you can't get rid of your feet and hands.)
How about requiring voters to have a 6 trillion dollar policy to guard against any wild fratboy spending engaged in by their candidate if they win?
Where are your statistics to back up these statements?
Driving is a privilege, NOT a right. If you want to compare apples to apples instead of apples to oranges, then let's do so. Requiring liability insurance for firearms owners is the same as demanding such from someone who posts here on the internet in a 'comments' thread using free speech--the 1st amendment in case you didn't know. You are wrong.
Amanda, free speech does not kill anyone. And the 14th amendment requires the law to protect me against reckless gun owners.
Mandatory insurance > huge new market > NRA moves to provide at cost > burgeoning membership.
Law of Unintended Consequences.
Driving is not a constitutional right, it is privilege granted by a state agency. Only liberals in the feel-good tunnel vision actually buy into the get insurance mentality of solving the criminal element issue. Criminals 1) do not care one iota about what the latest feel-good liberal law is and 2) will not get gun liability insurance. So let's grasp that this is yet another infringement on the second amendment tact being forced upon law-abiding citizens and call it what it is. Other than liberals have this utter need to be telling people what to do what precisely is the issue with anyone having guns? From what I see liberals cannot trust themselves to have guns, therefore they think everyone else should not have them. Liberals should get counseling for their apparent need to be control freaks in all aspects of life, take a chill pill, and do not pick up any firearms for the simple reason that all the massacres that have occurred in many years have been because democrats (you know those idiots that react first and do not bother thinking) resolve issues by killing others (check it out yourself: from the recent sandy hook though columbine, fort hood, etc have been by democrats, the LA highway shootings... democrats).
Again John - we don't want insurance to target the criminals. We want insurance for the people who let the criminals get their guns.
Adam Lanza's mother would have been required to carry insurance. She may even have kept her guns locked up because insurance has a way of implying value and responsibility. Her insurance would now be paying for the counseling and other recovery from Sandy Hook. This is a perfectly sound idea.
What is evident on so many blogs, even this one where I expected more civilized discussion, is that the anti-any-gun-regulations folks get so angry that they seemed too unstable to qualify for insurance. Mental heath, e.g. anger management, would be necessary to qualify.
BUT, if Adam's mother survived, she'd also be held responsible criminally and morally by your logic. Is that fair? The criminal is to blame, not the relatives there of. Period. Your logic sets a dangerous precedent. And if you agree with this, then you also agree with this: Your car gets stolen. 5 people are killed by the driver when he crashes into a crowded parking lot. He has no license and no insurance. Your new law would make YOU responsible for the act of this criminal. YOUR insurance pays for everything. YOU get charged with criminal negligence for "allowing" your car to get stolen. Your insurance drops you and no one else will insure you as a result. Now you can't drive because you can't get insurance for your car. Does that sound fair to you still?
Hi Amanda, this analogy between cars and guns keeps coming up a lot. We can use it here just for the sake of continuing the conversation, but it's not apples to apples since the primary purpose of a car is much different from that of a gun. However, in terms of insurance it's what we're most familiar with.
So let's say Adam's mother, Nancy, had insurance for her guns. As with auto insurance, her child would have to pass a permit test of some kind to be covered under the parents insurance. Once he had a certain number of training hours (in my state it's 50 for a car),then he would take the road test (shooting range test) and be licensed. At that point he would need to be covered by his own insurance. That's where we would see a person such as Adam Leanza stopped. He would be denied coverage due to his diagnosis of Asberger's/Autisim spectrum disorder.
Adam's mother may have been unable to accept the fact that her son was not mentally able to handle guns. He was deeply disturbed. Insurance could put in place an objective process by which individuals either qualify for coverage or not based on history of mental illness or mental handicap, record of criminal behavior, DUIs etc.
In the case of someone's gun being stolen, just as with a car, the incident should be reported to the police and a method of tracking it should be in place (a serial number). The individual's liability would cease. However, just as you wouldn't leave your car unlocked with the keys in the ignition, and unsecured gun would be negligence as well. So, and this is just brain storming now.... we need a way to "lock" a gun so that only the owner can use it. A finger print activation device, a key, something. I don't know enough about this, but I know if gun owners demand it, gun manufacturers will respond.
Many handguns today do feature a key locking mechanism, which disables the weapon.
This is ludicrous. What does insurance have to do with anything? How does having insurance prevent a criminal or "mentally unstable" person from killing someone? Please explain this to me again, because I'm having trouble understanding your ridiculous philosophy. It's people like you who end up becoming politicians and legislators imposing these feel good worthless laws that only impair the law abiding citizen from enjoying a CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT. I have the right to have my firearms "unsecured" in my residence. You are saying that because someone burglarized my home,invaded my house, stole my property and then comitted a crime with it, I am at fault. Are you even listening to the socialist garbage coming out of your mouth? Baltimore City has 300 homicides a year, for a population of only 500,000. 99.9% of those are gang/drug related shootings against other gang/drug dealers. %100 of those firearms are stolen from law abiding citizens whose hands are already tied by stacks of legislation...Once again, you want US to pay for everyone elses mistakes. Screw the regular guy, I mean you need to blame someone right? And since criminals don't care about your laws, why waste anymore time on them? They don't register their guns and they certainly don't pay any of their fines! Yes, let's really stick it to all the honest hardworking Americans a little more so we can say we did something positive and make ourselves feel good about the worthless, disgusting unconstitutional laws we can impose on innocent Americans. I bet you can sense my sarcasm. This is something most Americans are ready to fight for. I served my country in the Army for 6 years, and work in law enforcement in one of the most violent filthy cities in the US. You have no idea what you are talking about.
You are on the right track but gun owners probably won't demand a weapon that only the owner can fire because it will drive up the cost.
That is where insurance really makes sense. The insurance companies have put so much pressure on auto manufacturers to improve safety that gun deaths now surpass vehicle deaths in 10 states.
We need the insurance companies to put the pressure on the gun manufacturers to improve the safety of their products. Not only to prevent a thief from firing it but certainly to prevent a 2 year from firing it which still happens far too often.
Mac150 - it is to prevent the criminal or mentally unstable person from getting a gun. They are able to do that easily right now.
Gun lock requirements have been ruled as unconstitutional in many cases if I am not mistaken.
There needs to be more R&D to prevent guns from being used by others. That will only happen with pressure on the gun industry.
Very good response John.
There is fingerprint technology and hand grip technology that is already available. I don't think it has been perfected but it needs to be.
The only thing I would slightly disagree with is "if gun owners demand it, gun manufacturers will respond." The problem with these types of advanced technology is they cost money. Money for R&D and money for putting it into production. This will also drive up the cost to the gun buyers. So, just like with cars there has to be another compelling force.
This is where the insurance companies come in. They have been the most aggressive parties in making cars safer and have done a very good job with this. They need to jump in on these gun manufacturers.
This is a problem that will only be solved by social pressure. People used to drop the n-word and smoke pretty much where they liked. Thanks to cultural changes, you rarely hear the n-word used in a deragatory fashion and smokers have been relegated to a spot half way down the block. When guys like TwoGunChuck and AmericanGunPacker are embarrassed to use those monikers in a public forum, we'll be a long way toward solving our gun violence problem.
Or we could increase education using the arguments and debates from the men who wrote the Amendment. Include the Federalist Papers, and the public debates as repeated in the press at the founding of the country so people will truly know and understand what is meant by the Amendment. Then they will know it was meant as a constitutional obligation.
I would propose the same when teaching any of the Amendments so that the ambitious and disingenuous are disarmed by the facts.
"Gun organizations" are in fact the People. At least, those who understand that their constitutional right to bear arms in resistance to tyranny (not hunting or self-defense) shall not be infringed.
What's next, Freedom of Speech insurance?
Vehicle driving privileges are not a constitutional right.
First, if the U. S. government were to turn "tyrannical," wouldn't We the People need drones and tanks, missiles and F-15s, Blackhawks and grenades...I mean seriously...your machine gun is not keeping you free.
And the Second Amendment was passed when "all men created equal" meant only caucasian, land-owning men. The Amendments must be taken in context. The third Amendment tells me I need not house soldiers in my home; outdated. The seventh amendment tells us that if there is a controversy of more than $20, then a trial should take place. Really outdated, since $20 in 1789 must have been enough to get upset about. The fifteenth amendment, almost 100 years later, finally abolished slavery; The eighteenth amendment was repealed by the twenty-first.
The Constitution and the Bill of Rights are dynamic document that have changed over 225+ years. They are not set in stone. These are not the 10 Commandments, not the word of God. The Constitution and Amendments were written by the faulty hand of man. It would be best for all of us to work together sensibly on this so that we can support the overarching purpose of the Constitution, which in is own words is to: "form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty..."
You are making a straw man argument. The Supreme Court has had no problem interpreting the First, Fourth, Fourteenth Amendment (to name a few) to conform to evolving sensibilities and technologies. Your own example of racial equality was addressed in the wake of the Civil War with the passage of Amendments 13-15.
It is the gun control supporters who insist the law abiding citizen protect his/her family with a musket (no joke - we have a Senator here in CT who is sponsoring such legislation).
Also, you provide no evidence whatsoever to demonstrate that government tyranny cannot be overcome by an armed populace. Just look at Syria (which has chemical weapons) for evidence to the contrary my friend.
You are exactly right. And in response to John: where are these government soldiers who will be flying fighter planes and driving tanks against the citizens of America? Police officers have already stated they refuse to enforce any further violations of the 2nd Amendment. It won't happen. I served in the Army as an infantryman, and I can tell you NONE of the men I served with would fight for this government against the citizens of this country. I swore to uphold and defend the Constitution...not this weeks interpretation of it.
You are exactly right. And in response to John: where are these government soldiers who will be flying fighter planes and driving tanks against the citizens of America? Police officers have already stated they refuse to enforce any further violations of the 2nd Amendment. It won't happen. I served in the Army as an infantryman, and I can tell you NONE of the men I served with would fight for this government against the citizens of this country. I swore to uphold and defend the Constitution...not this weeks interpretation of it
"A 32-year-old man with a record of drunk driving and domestic violence would have a similar problem."
Um no. Too many DUI's or 1 felony DUI and you cant own a gun. Domestic violence record = can't own a gun.
"A 20-year-old in inner-city Chicago wouldn't be able to afford it"
That's just discrimination. What's next? Black people can't own guns?.... Come on people.
Are you saying there should be absolutely no restrictions on anyone buying a gun?
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LA needs to win two games in four-game set to wrap up NL West
Two wins against the D-backs are all that separate the Dodgers from clinching the National League West as the rivals prepare to open a four-game series on Monday.
With their magic number to clinch the division sitting at four, the Dodgers simply need to split this week's series at Chase Field to claim their first division title since 2009. The D-backs, meanwhile, will need to win at least three of the four meetings to prevent the Dodgers from celebrating a division crown on Arizona's own home field.
Entering their final road trip with a 10 1/2-game lead over the D-backs, the Dodgers will call on lefty Hyun-Jin Ryu in the series opener as they look to move one step closer to clinching the NL West. Though stellar in his rookie season, Ryu has struggled of late and is likely battling fellow starter Ricky Nolasco for the third spot in the Dodgers' postseason rotation.
Ryu was 12-3 with a 2.91 ERA through his first 23 Major League starts, but is just 1-3 with a 4.01 ERA in four starts since. His most recent outing came against these same D-backs, with the southpaw on Wednesday allowing three runs off 10 hits over six innings in his return to the mound after missing one start with a stiff back.
"I feel no pressure whatsoever," Ryu said regarding his potential postseason role. "I'm just trying my best and letting the pieces fall where they may. We're just trying to win as a team."
Reducing their magic number on Monday doesn't figure to be an easy task, however, as Arizona will counter with Dodgers nemesis Trevor Cahill. The D-backs righty comes into the series 5-0 all-time with a 2.04 ERA in nine career starts against the Dodgers, including 1-0 with a 1.33 ERA in three starts this season.
Like Ryu, Cahill's most recent start also came when these clubs met last week. On Tuesday, Cahill settled for the no-decision against Los Angeles while allowing three runs (one earned) off four hits and four walks over six innings of work.
"I didn't feel great, by any means," said Cahill, who has admittedly struggled at times this season with his command. "I was just able to just kind of get through it. I felt like from the get-go I'd make one good pitch and make another pitch, and it felt like it came out the same and it wasn't anywhere close."
Dodgers: Injuries piling up, Kemp nearing return
Injuries have continued to pile up recently for Los Angeles, with outfielders Yasiel Puig and Carl Crawford on Sunday becoming the latest Dodgers to miss a start due to injury.
Puig was held out of the Dodgers' starting lineup due to tightness in his left hip, though he entered the game as a pinch-hitter and grounded into a game-ending fielder's choice with the bases loaded. Crawford, meanwhile, missed the game due to tightness in his back. The Dodgers have already been playing without shortstop Hanley Ramirez since Thursday and outfielder Andre Ethier since Friday.
Dodgers skipper Don Mattingly said Puig could miss "anywhere between a day and two weeks" prior to using the phenom as a pinch-hitter on Sunday. Mattingly admitted that timetable was simply a guess on his part and added that he hopes to have Crawford back in the lineup within a day or two.
"I'm pretty confident that these guys are getting healthy and we'll be able to get everybody back in there," Mattingly said.
Despite the recent slew of injuries, there could also be some good news on the injury front, with slugger Matt Kemp (sprained left ankle, tight right hamstring) scheduled to work out in front of the team prior to Monday's series opener. If all goes well, Kemp -- on the disabled list since July 21 -- could provide immediate reinforcement for his banged-up club.
"I've been told that depending where he's at, it could be [Monday]," Mattingly said of Kemp's looming return. "We want him to be healthy. It's a possibility if everything would go perfect."
D-backs: Langwell making good first impression
Matt Langwell has made just three appearances so far during his brief time with the D-backs, but the reliever has done enough in those limited opportunities to impress manager Kirk Gibson.
Acquired from the Indians in August as part of the Jason Kubel deal, Langwell has turned in three scoreless outings while retiring nine of the 10 batters he's faced in a D-backs uniform. The 27-year-old has a fastball that hovers in the 88-92 mph range, but his deceptive pitching motion has helped him strike out three of those 10 hitters.
"He's sneaky," Gibson said. "He spots the ball well and it gets on you pretty quick, too. He throws it where he wants to as well, that's important. He's been throwing the ball good for us."
Worth noting
• D-backs slugger Paul Goldschmidt is 6-for-11 (.545) with two doubles and three RBIs against Ryu. The six hits are tied with Giants outfielder Hunter Pence for the most by any Major Leaguer against the Dodgers rookie.
• Dodgers first baseman Adrian Gonzalez is 9-for-17 (.529) with one home run, two doubles and three RBIs lifetime against Cahill.
Paul Casella is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @paul_casella. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Two Hollywood rappers and cracker from Oakland form one of the most outrageous hip hop acts on earth. Mickey Avalon, Andre Legacy, and Dirt Nasty combine efforts to represent the Hollywood lifestyle better than Lohan and her coked out fun. With outrageous backstage antics and songs like "Last Night A BJ Saved My Life" and "My Dick", Dyslexic Speedreaders have taken the underground hip hop scene to another level.
In the Hollywood hills, swallowing pills, tipsy all scotch and whiskey sniffin' blow through hundred dollar bills. Those Dyslexic Speedreaders know how to shake the bacon.
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a band consisting of Mickey Avalon, Dirt Nasty, and Andre Legacy. One of their most famous songs is "My Dick".
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- The Memphis crowd was on its feet, the chants resonating through FedExForum in the final two minutes of overtime.
"Z-Bo! Z-Bo! Z-Bo!" the faithful hollered, acknowledging the dominance of forward Zach Randolph in a Grizzlies comeback.
Randolph set season highs with 38 points and 22 rebounds to carry the Grizzlies down the stretch for a 108-98 overtime victory over the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday night.
Randolph was 15 of 22 from the field and dominated in the latter stages of the fourth quarter and most of overtime. He also had three blocks, two in overtime, as Memphis outscored the Suns 14-4 in the extra period, with all the Suns' points coming at the foul line.
Teammates said the performance was reminiscent of Randolph's play during the 2011 playoff run, when Memphis defeated top-seeded San Antonio in the first round and carried Oklahoma City to a seventh game in the Western Conference semifinals.
"I saw the Zach from two years ago," guard Mike Conley said. "The one where everybody is chanting: 'Z-Bo.' That's what we like to see. We don't want him to have to go for 40, or whatever he went for, every night, but we'll take it whenever he wants to give it to us."
"It brought up some memories, that's for sure," center Marc Gasol said.
Quincy Pondexter had a season-high 16 points for Memphis, while Gasol and Rudy Gay scored 14 apiece. Conley had 11 points for the Grizzlies, but went 2 of 9 from the field. Gay shot 5 for 12.
Randolph acknowledged the performance was his best since the 2011 playoff run. Last year, he was stymied physically after a knee injury early on caused him to miss a good portion of the season.
"It felt good. I know I could play this way," Randolph said. "I felt like my old self. I've been doing some stuff on the offensive end. Making shots, hitting my little jump shot, my step back, my rip through. . I felt like my old self."
Goran Dragic led the Suns with 19 points and seven assists. Luis Scola scored 16 and grabbed eight rebounds. Jared Dudley finished with 13 points and Jermaine O'Neal scored 12 for Phoenix, which lost its fourth straight.
It was Memphis' second consecutive overtime game after a 99-95 loss at San Antonio on Saturday night. But for the Suns, the extra period may have been a bit too much. The game against the Grizzlies was the final stop on a six-game road trip.
"We played good for three quarters," said Marcin Gortat, who had 11 points and seven rebounds. "Quite honestly, something just suddenly turned off. Someone turned off the switch, and we just stopped playing. That's it."
Phoenix, which led by as many as 16, saw its lead vanish in the last 1:10 of regulation. The game was tied at 94 after Gay connected on a 12-foot floater with 15.9 seconds left, and O'Neal's shot at the buzzer was off the mark, leaving the game tied at 94.
"We had a chance to win the game, but in overtime they just took over," Dudley said. "It was the Z-Bo show."
Conley connected on a 3-pointer to open overtime, then Randolph hit three straight buckets, prompting the Memphis crowd's chant.
"If you go back and look, he has always been 20-10 since he walked into the league," Suns coach Alvin Gentry said of Randolph. "He is just a determined guy. He came up with a couple of really big rebounds (in overtime). He just worked himself to get them."
The 10-point lead, reached on Conley's two free throws with 50.9 seconds left, was Memphis' largest of the game.
Memphis had a terrible time on offense in the first half. Phoenix was getting in the passing lanes and swatting balls away in the post. The result was Memphis committing 12 turnovers before the break.
No Suns were in double figures after the first half, but 10 players scored, four of them with eight points apiece.
Randolph had 16 points while Pondexter added 14, going 2 of 3 from outside the arc. Their play at the end of the half made the deficit manageable.
Memphis tried to cut into the lead after halftime, but the Suns wouldn't relinquish the advantage. Phoenix continued its balanced scoring with Dragic running the show and scoring along with contributions from Scola and Dudley.
Gortat's jumper near the end of the third gave the Suns a 72-68 advantage entering the final period.
Phoenix held the lead between four and six points through much of the fourth, stretching it to eight at one point.
Memphis tied the game at 91 on Randolph's rebound basket.
Then a steal by Conley led to a clear-path foul on Scola. Conley made one of two free throws for a 92-91 lead with 1:10 left for Memphis' first lead since midway through the first quarter.
Scola's 11-foot hook shot gave the Suns the lead back at 93-92 with 37 seconds left.
In the overtime, Phoenix just never got anything going on the offensive end and missed all five of its shots in the extra period.
"We have to finish games," Gentry said. "We played great, but we have nothing to show for it."
Memphis, meanwhile realized they had not matched the Suns' play through most of the game, and the overtime gave them an opportunity to escape, using Randolph as the catalyst.
"They had given us everything they could and made a lot of shots and shot the ball very well," Conley said of the early play. "Eventually, it didn't fall for them, and we were able to get the ball inside to the big fella (Randolph), and let him take us home."
Game notes
Phoenix closed out a six-game road trip, its longest of the season, with a 1-5 record. ... Memphis is now 5-0 with at least two days' rest. ... The Suns have trailed by double digits in 15 of 19 games this season. ... O'Neal, who missed Sunday's game against the Knicks with a right quad strain, returned to action against the Grizzlies. ... It was Randolph's highest point total in a Grizzlies uniform and was the fourth 30-20 game of his career.


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The Philip Lady Scotties volleyball team journeyed to Faith to go against the Lady Longhorns. Tuesday, September 20. Philip fell 0-3, with game scores of 19-25, 13-25 and 25-27. Philip's season record stands at 6-6. Serving: Philip - 52 of 60 (4 aces). Leaders: Misty Johnson - 8 of 9 (3 aces), Kaci Olivier - 5 of 6, (1 ace), Sayde Slovek - 10 of 10. Receiving: Philip - 53 of 67. Leaders: Krista Wells - 25 of 31, Josie Guptill - 15 of 17, Slovek - 10 of 15. Setting: Philip - 63 of 70 (14 assists).
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the fact the blog doesnt even allow annon posting does Nothing to help the new users trying to use the current official cli FFmpeg on any platform least of all the windows novice.. never mind the linux novice....
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