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SVP Honored for Substation Upgrade to Serve Mission College, Tasman Ave., Levi's Stadium Public Works Director Cited for Outstanding Service by American Public Works Association-Silicon Valley
SANTA CLARA, Calif. – May 17, 2013 – A Silicon Valley Power (SVP) project to upgrade an aging electric substation serving Mission College, Tasman Avenue and the new 49ers Levi's stadium has been named the Public Works Project of the Year by the Silicon Valley chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA). Overcoming challenges associated with the underground routing of a 60,000 volt cable and a compressed construction schedule, SVP completed the Mission substation on time and in synch with the schedules and requirements of the Great America Amusement Park, 49ers stadium construction, Mission College, Dell Associates and numerous other customers. The APWA also awarded Santa Clara's Director of Public Works/City Engineer Rajeev Batra the 2013 Outstanding Service in the Public Sector Award for his accomplishments in Santa Clara over the past 11 years. "Our Department of Pubic Works and our electric utility touch every person in our city," said City of Santa Clara Mayor Jamie L. Matthews. "It is an honor to have our department director Rajeev Batra as well as SVP recognized for their outstanding achievements in serving the community." The new Mission substation is the fifth Santa Clara substation in a series of recent additions and upgrades as SVP continues its methodical update of the city's electricity infrastructure, and allows for the retirement of an old open-buss station. An open-buss electrical interface is a design that exposed circuits to the elements and animals. The closed-buss structure of new SVP stations greatly reduces exposure to problems due to airborne debris and encroaching animals. (A buss is usually a heavy-duty metal bar or bars connecting two or more high-voltage circuits.) "We want to maintain the high level of power reliability that is expected by our customers," said Larry Owens, SVP Manager of Customer Services. "The modern design and enclosure of the facility protects the electrical interfaces from our furred and feathered friends, making life safer for all of us." "We understand that football stadiums and their electricity supply are under close scrutiny these days," said Owens. "This substation is just one component of multiple and redundant facilities which all serve the area's critical customers including the new Levi's Stadium." Afshin Oskoui of the APWA Awards Committee said "This project was particularly challenging since the construction had to be coordinated with the construction of the 49ers stadium and the operations of Great America. "In addition, our awards committee is pleased to recognize Rajeev Batra for his exceptional service in City of Santa Clara, and his career-long professionalism, expertise, service and personal dedication to improving the quality of life in the communities he has served," said Oskoui. The awards were presented Wednesday (May 15) at the APWA Silicon Valley Chapter awards event at Michael's Restaurant in Mountain View. About Silicon Valley Power Silicon Valley Power (siliconvalleypower.com) is the trademark adopted for use by the not-for-profit electric municipal utility of Santa Clara, CA serving residents and businesses for over 100 years. SVP provides power to more than 50,000 customers, including Applied Materials, Intel, Owens Corning and Yahoo!, at rates 15 to 45 percent below neighboring communities.
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Hard times are on us right here and now. I happen to live in one of the areas hardest hit by forclosure. People here are trying to decide between paying bills, or buying groceries. My husband and I have been delivering produce to many of our friends who don't have enough food to make it through their pay periods. Several have lost their jobs...
But....There is a bit of a bright side of all of this. We are becoming more efficient, and are already starting to harvest some of our earliest winter veggies. Our Meat rabbits are producing like crazy, and I think I finally have convinced my husband to do away with the Television completely. I am teaching my daughter to sew, and my sons how to cook. (Cadhla, my daughter has been cooking since she was small.) This makes it easier for us to help our friends out.
Since my dad is so sick, we are going to have a huge Thanksgiving, and Christmas this year. The beauty of this is that we are doing it all with little or no money. All gifts exchanged are going to be canned foods, or other home made neccesities. Dinners are going to be made from recepies that have been in the family for many generations, most ingredients required are either grown by my parents, or myself. My dad wants it this way, because that is how it was when he was growing up, but I think it is very relevent to the situation at hand.-It doesn't matter how much you have, it matters how much you appreciate it.
Now if you will excuse me, I have to work on a walnut pie.~Enchanted
Regardless of the scenario, each of us should be prepared to the extent that we feel it is reasonable. No preparedness leaves you vulnerable and dependent. Over-preparedness can be wasteful in several ways.
Here in Cheyenne, we are building our own greenhouses and growing our own food. We have chickens and turkeys, and will expand to rabbits, ducks, geese and fish. We have ample food storage capability, but would much prefer to leave the food in the greenhouse or in the fenced in areas to harvest when we need it. This year is our first attempt at winter vegetable gardening. It should be interesting to say the least.
Our source of heat is wood, and we are all set in that area with about 10 years worth of scrap wood. Instead of a standard wood stove, I've modified my large fireplace insert with heat exchanger piping in and on the 12 cubic foot stove to capture hot water and send it to a water-to-air heat exchanger located in an auxiliary air intake plenum on the furnace. This provides a steady source of 90 to 100 degree air to the house via the furnace ducting.
With wood heat in the bag, the next item to knock off is electricity. It is perhaps the most essential of items that we need year round to run everything else. I'll use a grid-tie approach so I don't have issues with batteries.
Solar hot water and solar air heating for the house are also on the list. Also, I'll be putting in an underground cooling system for the house.
Becoming completely self-sufficient isn't all it's cracked up to be. It's a lot of work. My idea is relatively simple; if you don't like the marketplace, then create an alternative.
I'm tired and I'm scared. I'm trying for an attitude of determination, but the fact is that it's still despair most of the time.
Right now, the only thing I could do is load my car with food and a little red wagon, pack some backpacks, a carrying sling, a canteen, a couple changes of clothes and extra walking shoes, turn the cats and dog out, stuff my kids in the car, and drive east until the gas gave out. If I started with a full tank, I'd make it it over the Mississippi (starting from extreme northwest Arkansas)...
...and then I'd have start walking and hope'n' pray I could somehow get them the rest of the way back to the Monongahela Valley alive. I would never be treated with respect or consideration again, but as long as I let them kick me and kept my mouth shut (and taught my husband to do the same or let my uncle shoot him), our work would be trade enough for my relatives to keep us alive.
I was raised in a fairly traditionalistic household. There's an upside to this: I can cook, can, clean and butcher, keep a house, garden, perform "country medicine," competently raise happy children without a lot of material indulgence, find about 90% of our non-food wants and needs secondhand, and sew just about anything (though I really despise elastic and pleats, and I can't use a sewing machine for more than about 2 hours without breaking it). I can work like a bullock, in any kind of weather, and keep my head down and my mouth shut well enough to co-exist with just about anybody. I've put a lot of work into learning to stand up for myself politely but firmly, I can cuss my way thru an elastic waistband, and at least pleats aren't a necessity. My daughter, now 7, can perform basic cooking tasks (she's still not allowed to use the stove), help with canning and meal preparation, clean house with direction, help in the garden, care for her 18-month-old brother in the presence of an adult, distinguish edible berries from poison ones (and put more in her pail than she eats on the spot), catch fish (though not take them off the hook), and has almost learned to sew a straight seam. Even the baby can pick up a wee hoe and move dirt around.
There's also a downside-- I can't fix anything, build anything more complex than a bookshelf, hit the broad side of a barn with anything other than a paintbrush, conduct a business transaction (whether for money or barter) without getting taken advantage of, or manage money beyond the point of "OK, I've got $200 and it needs to buy gas and food for four and a half weeks; we can eat these things and drive this much" or "My kid needs shoes and these shoes cost $2; are they worth it or not?" Those things were "men's work;" I was never taught any of them, and strongly discouraged from asking questions.
My greatest mechanical achievements are replacing a dryer belt and changing the oil in my car; I couldn't do either without being "bailed out" by A Guy.
To make matters worse, I married a fool for love and companionship at the age of 23. I thought he'd grow out of it, and I thought wrong. Not all bad-- seven years later, we're still together and working out our differences. We've got a lot of differences. He believes in comforts, I believe in necessities only until all forseeable needs are met. He was raised on credit, I was raised on cash or nothing (and a whole lot of nothing). He insists on new things, I'd go for second-hand food if I could. He believes in hiring it out if you don't already know how to do it, the laundry list of things I don't know how to do keeps me up nights. Restaurants, picnic basket. Student loans, work your way through one semester at a time. Broke-down lakefront fishing cabin, OK mobile home on five acres. That's what banks are for, no way I'm taking out a mortgage.
At least we agree about credit cards and auto loans-- he sees the mess his parents are in, and how we'll be carrying them within 90 days of the time poor health forces one or the other into retirement and paying their debts long after they're dead.
He thinks I'm draconian and paranoid, I think he's materialistic and foolish.
It wasn't that extreme when we got married-- but I've changed a lot in the last three years. I was born thrifty, but green living, debt-free instead of "smart debt," and a goal of 80-plus percent self-reliance is new. I'm not complaining, exactly. I get angry enough to wish I had chosen differently often, but if I had the power to go back and change it I doubt that I would.
It's just that I'm scard to bloody death. I lay awake nights with visions of our kids freezing and starving. I'm not afraid of learning. But I can't do it all myself...
...and tops on the list of things I can't seem to do is get my husband on board with the effort. Self-reliance??? He's still griping about sacrificing half the front yard for a 20x20 ft garden and grumbling about the 80 gallons of water in the pumphouse, 60 quarts of canned stuff, two dozen winter squash, and now 9 pumpkins being stored on my side of the bed.
I can't take anxiety meds-- history of substance abuse, not retreading that path-- and don't want to anyway. I can't live a 'conventional' lifestyle without going flat-out nuts; I've come to realize that it's self-reliance or anxiety-driven suicide. I can learn, but I can't make it all happen by myself. We're on our own down here-- no family, no friends, no community, no social skills to build one. We do it ourselves, or it doesn't happen.
And I can't figure out how to get the white-collar suburbanite I still love to see my point of view. I don't have to get my way-- but I'm having a hard time getting compromise. How do I get him on board, even a little bit????
Well MC,tell him this one sentence and I will bet he will change his tune..tell him he's got a champagne taste with a beer pocketbook.He has no idea what poor really is,and thats an issue now.We've gone thru a generation or 2 that has no idea what having no money and no credits' all about.Thats your husbands' problem,he does not know how to exist without a system,you do..tell him that and see what his response is...Lemme tell you a little story,kick back and listen:I am 42 years old I am the youngest of four kids.I was that poor 7 year old kid about 35 years ago..35 years ago the 6 in our family had absolutley *nothing*;a 220 year old inherited shack,all of us living on $100 a week from my father who had a teachers salary.(the only income we had).Credit was laughable,the prime rate was around 21 or 22 percent(double that if you had plastic which was extremely hard to come by,you had to be a millionaire practically to get one)and he sent my oldest brother thru Harvard(thru scholarships)the rest of us scraped along to get by.We had a small farm to get by,food was extremely expensive then.Had a 100 x 200 garden a horse three dogs and fourteen cats,a neighbor with chickens and 9 acres of woods with a woodstove.Evry Saturday was wood getting day,or doing the garden.We got by but it was hard.Now getting by by yourself is a whole h*ll of a lot easier than it was then,technology had helped a lot with that.
So with all that said I can say that I don't feel too sorry for anyone anymore.We've done the 60's (back then *everyone* did drugs,smoked.,drank like a fish..not proud enough to say that I did my share of that too.yeah I do remember smoking in theaters and airplanes,malls,etc..)So,we go back to the old ways;least I know that I know how to as does my wife,she has her own story to tell...and the cycle repeats..
Davidson dude, you make me feel good. No sarcasm. You're like my buddy; you make me believe that I can get us ready, with nothing, in two years, with the baby strapped to my back. The world would be a better place if everyone came up like you.
I still have fantasies of putting on my Daddy's steel-footed coalmine boots and kicking the boy in the, ummm, butt screaming, "Champagne tastes, tapwater budget, you spoiled little jerkwad!!" The last time I did that was in '00, when we were both in school, working for minimum wage, and he wanted a "modest" $10K wedding (and I wanted to put on my good white dress and go to the JP).
We ended up with a compromise $700 wedding...
...mostly because the birth-control pills, the condom, and the spermicide all failed on the same night in December of 2000...
...and I looked at him and grinned this time last year, when his cousin with the "nice" $15K wedding ended up divorced due to financial stress.
And we fought over money styles for the next six years, and we ended up blowing the money that was supposed to buy a couple acres and a trailer outright to put a good down payment on this lakefront rathole, because he wanted it and he was scared and he didn't learn anything and I'd run out of fight.
A lesson for those who would teach the sheeple: Calling him names and screaming doesn't work. It only makes him more stubborn and less willing to try, or even to listen.
You can only blame him so much; he's in a massive slice of our (admittedly stupid) society. He, and his parents, could find a hundred books and a thousand "experts" at any time to tell them the decisions they were making were right.
I want to kick and beat and scream. But all it does is waste my time and energy. I've found two things that work: Letting him burn his fanny and sit on the blisters (hence he now eats a lot of cornbread and beans, and my walk-back-to-West-Virginia emergency plan doesn't automatically include him, and I might just let him get shot if it does), and letting him watch me work myself to a frazzle until he pitches in 'cause he either can't take the guilt or finally realizes it can be done.
Unfortunately, the "burn you fanny" plan has the kids paying the price right along with him if things really go down the tubes in the next ten years...
...and, while I can maintain all I've already done, I can't get a whole lot farther until our daughter is about 10 or I find someone to work with that I don't have to prove everything to first. All I've already done isn't enough, and I've been thinking too much about all those old Indian prophecies to believe we've got another 5 years, let alone 10.
So, now what?? We've squirreled $15K into savings since '06 (or anyway that's what's left after a new septic tank, new HVAC, and new appliances which I accepted shelling out for in order to get the energy and water efficiency).
--How do I find a contractor I can actually trust to tell me whether this pit can even be remodeled or if we have to rebuild??
--How do I make sure we're fair to each other?? Assessing this place is too big a job to call a "free estimate." None of the 10 guys I've called so far have even returned my calls. However, that was this spring, and I suspect they'd be more eager for work in the current economic climate.
--Aside from learning enough terminology to bluff, I really can't help being an obvious patsy; how do I tell if I'm getting taken advantage of??? I can probably pay three guys $500 each before I make a serious enough dent in our savings to cripple our ability to either replace a car and fund a renovation project at the same time or stay solvent for six months in the event of unemployment. That's an enviable position to a lot of people, but it still means I'm a babe in the woods who has to have accurate information within three contractors.
--How do I protect myself from unscrupulous dealings without acting like a total psychotic poopyhead?? I know I'm going to get nowhere if I offend people, and I don't want to anyway. This is a small town. These people are my neighbors. And being mean isn't right.
--If we have to rebuild, how do I juggle three kids and training in building construction in the absense of any daycare I can afford??? Where do I look for a night school b/c program, which I somehow doubt exists?? How, and what, can I trade with someone to get two kids watched full time and one after school for no more than $400 a month?? Even if I have to dump $10K into building certification, it's got to be better than what I'd have to pay to hire out everything but the linoleum, paint, and trim just to know no more than I do now at the end of it.
--Is it possible to talk hired help into letting me help?? Not for a discount-- for education. I won't need a discount if we can remodel piecemeal. I'm sure there are liability issues, but is there some kind of waiver I can sign?? Or is this something I can achieve by dumping a couple hundred dollars into coffee and fried eggs at the local greasy spoon over the course of the winter???
--What's the minimum housing I can legally get away with?? How do I find out?? Like I said-- I've never been in trouble with DCFS, but I'm nominally Pagan in the middle of the Bible Belt. I have to live ready to pass inspection and fight for my kids if I want to kiss them 'goodnight' instead of 'goodbye' every night. I know it's paranoid, but it's happened before. I know they can't take your kids away for dressing them in thrift store finds, but what about for stuffing five people into a semipermanent yurt (or a two-bedroom trailer, since I actually know how to buy those)???
--And does anybody have any other suggestions on how I can move that man faster??? His basic problems are a very mainstream upbringing, distrust of anything unfamiliar, and a basically total lack of confidence in anyone's ability to do anything they haven't proven, especially his own. I can have compassion for those things, but compassion doesn't make self-reliance. Unless I can find, or start, some kind of co-op, he's got to move more than micrometers at a time if this is going to work!!!
Well,no you're right on track with the title of the thread because the only solace you can take is the fact that you're not alone.OK about the mech. ability yes some are more talented at it than others and it sad that there are many of us out there who are scammers,make the rest of us look bad.If you want honest technical advice and you don't trust anybody,books are your best bet.Want to build a small house?Pole Building Construction my Monte Burch is a good book.Best thing I can say is look through all of our old threads,there are literally tens of thousands of subjects that we have all talked about here that are all on here for everyone to see,ranging from husband issues/sex to the best way to drill a well and regulations on septic systems.Its all here and I'm not putting up advertising for MEN,the real stuff's all right here somewhere,you've got 38 years of people talking exactly about what you are.About the hubby,need assistance?Take his paycheck and tell him exactly how *you* are going to spend it. And if he does not agree,tell him to not let the screen door hit him in the butt on the way out..you have to realize it's costing you money to have him around.He may be a cheep babysitter but if he's no good helping out his better half,then out he goes...simple as that.Destiny has a way of teaching you things sometimes,no doubt with things going on in the world now there's no need for me to prove anything otherwise..it's all happening in front of us now as we speak,just have to look for it..
I took his paycheck long ago. We didn't get $15K in the bank in two and a half years on an annual income of $29K by letting a suburbanite make all the financial decisions. I'm a witch, not a miracle worker. I may not be able to grow money, but I can make a nickel scream.
I dunno. Thanks for the recommendations and advice. I'll take it...
...and I'll figure out some way to build an effective fire under his ass.
Hey MC you wouldn't happend to have any single sisters or friends around that are like you, do you?
I certainly could use a woman beside me that could take my paychecks and save them like you do and make those nickels scream.
Keep up the great work
Any home can be remodeled. But I would need more information. Like the age of the structure.
You should be able to do a basic assessment on structure and mechanicals. And allow specialist to handle the remainder.
Do you have a local Home Depot? Part of the stores sales model is instruction in remodeling for the DYIers. Whether you remodel or build from scratch many of the skills will be the same.
Most things can be answered over the forum... but the individuals selling you the remodeling supplies and the instructions that come with them are of the greatest help.
Depends whether he is the visionary or the project manager.In other words, does he make decisions? Or make suggestions for you to decide on?
Well, if you're anywhere in the vicinity of West Virginia, I've got a girl friend. She's dating someone right now, but we'll see where that goes once the "honeymoon" ends. She's better at thrift than I am; she helped me refine a lot of the skills I have. Willing to work like a Missouri mule, too. She comes with a challenging 4-year-old boy and tends to be emotionally clingy, needs a lot of affection/attention and reassurance, and she has a temper, but she's worth it. She likes material things, but she's very clear on the difference between want and need, and will not go ape over wants as long as needs are secure. Under the behavior the kid is a sweetie and she gives in proportion to what she asks with some to spare.
I'm new to posting here, but this a good topic so I'm jumping in.
I don't think you can ever really be prepared for everything, but you can do your best to build a foundation, and if you are lucky, live in a neighborhood of like minded people who do the same.
We only have 3 acres, but we are on a 13 mile lake with bass and gator and have a private well. We grow all of our own vegetables, have mature fruit trees, 4 cows (2 are pregnant, 2 are getting ready to go in the freezer), a pig, rabbits, and 20 or so rotating chickens. We store seed. Everything is paid for except the house, but our mortgage is low. Our vehicles and our tractor are diesel. We make our own fuel. We are experimenting with sunflowers in the event we can no longer get restaurant grease. We have a whole house generator should we need to use it, and have lived off of it for 2-3 weeks at a time in the past.We would very much like to have solar and are working towards it quickly.
To answer the original post, I would say we were at 85-90% prepared. We do not have a constant power source and our house still has a mortgage.
Am I still scared that none of this matters at all since gangs and idiots will destroy everything we have built in a panic once Walmart shuts down? Absolutely.
We can prepare all we want- store things away, have emergency plans, emergency funds, practice living wisely- but there will always be things we don't foresee. Some aspect of it will always be worse than we imagined. Consider the many disaster response brouhahas that occur each year. It's not that no one prepares- it's that no one can possibly prepare enough.
What we need is to know where to turn in those situations. We don't have to be islands of individuals and families, we can be communities, stronger together than we would be apart because of the organizations and networks we've set up to help us during the next depression, the next disaster, the next crisis, be it economic, environmental, or political.
We need to know which organizations and groups have the capacity to support us in this way, and it's NOT as easy as it sounds. And then we need to invest in them. This website provides a good start- presenting organizations based on the reviews of those who have experienced their work: GreatNonprofits
i feel that really there is only so much you can worry about. i used to worry a lot .i had to have a plan for everything but i have found it just made me chase my tail a lot. so i kind of take it as it goes now. gas went through the roof so i bought an old Mercedes diesel and switched it over to straight vegi oil been running fine for the last two years. it has higher maintenance needs but nothing i cant handle with my tool box and some solvent.i have been driving free every since.the only problem is that when anyone needs to go anywhere they always wanna drive for free and the Mercedes is always in motion.
last year food prices starting to bother me so i fenced off 6 acres of flat i wasn't using and got a fellow who needed a place to stay to start growing food , poultry and running some goats. i started making cheese its not very good yet though . now most of my food is homegrown. a word of caution though chickens are a everyday deal . you don't raise them you are married to them. this came as a surprise to me
as to the roads, i think people will just do the work our selves .this year part of the county road we use was washed out .we where stranded. about 8 families. so i walked to the loggers that live down the road . i made them a deal to come cut the hillside on the high side of the hill. $400 and two cases of Coors .bingo back in business in 4 hours.beats waiting for the county to get around to it. there is little i think we cant do for ourselves. what we cant do for ourselves there will be entrepreneurs that will be smelling a profit out to be of service , hopefully they will be our children.
as to others coming to take from us, its unlikely that folks in my neighborhhod would put up with that. to many of us where ex military and we work to hard for people to just run off with the fruit of our labors. i dont imagine my neightborhood to be greatly different than anyone elses in this forum
hey MC you should think about making a dating service . hook up your friends in wv with all the m.e.n. men. i hear opportunity knocking
We moved down to the south in 1980 and finally settled on a farm (so. central Kentucky) in late 86. Started off with 83 acres and raise sport horses which sell in the $3,500 to $20,000 bracket. When we decided to move south we looked at a map of the US and thought about where would we be safest - considering the plight of the world, local ecomonies - etc.
This farm was in terrible condition very little top soil - horrible crop farming methods used - plowing up and down hills - sending precious top soil into the Red River. Farm was purchased cheap (we didn't have a lot to spend then). Began the process of having wheat planted that fall as a cover crop for grasses to become pastures. Spread manure on all fast eroding areas. Moved tons of dirt to where it needed to be with my old Massey front end loader and planted cover immediately to try to hold the soil. Picked up more rocks than Carter has little liver pills!. Children trying to fine earth worms here in 86 for fishing. All the pesticides used here by former "farmers" had killed all the worms. Took years to improve the soil and check the erosion.
Continued working toward the goal of being safe and comfortable - growing herbs and tomatoes - (love to cook) heating with wood (lots of beautiful timber here) Husband has good job - on the road - I stay home and work. Finding as many ways as possible to live a clean and simple life here on the farm while raising and selling horses.
With all this accomplished and this farm in wonderful condition - it's time to semi retire and have a much larger garden and go back to the beginning of being as self sufficient as possible. Building a much smaller horse farm from scratch on the other side of town. That farm has not had chemicals already for ever. Just 18 acres of pasture, the rest if wood and a huge gushing spring (to die for). So wanting the big garden again watered by the Ram pumps down at the spring. Solar collectors. Chickens, goats, ducks, geese, pigs, etc. Have built a super real log home all done by horsepower from the local Mennonite Community and the building raised by them also.. At the cost of only $40 per sq. ft.
We saw the inevitable coming years and years ago. Worldly greed and laziness. People would look to the sky for food instead of growing it themselves. Would be best to be as self reliant as possible - Darwin's theory may be seen in our lifetime.
So it's time to sell this big farm - have divided it into two sections for a total of 63 acres and hope to advertise it in the ME News when the economy improves with owner financing.
It would be wonderful if more could read the Mother Earth News monthly and think about moving out of the cities and learn to care for themselves. I heard yesterday that 36 school aged children have been shot to death in the Chicago area along since the beginning of the year. Why do they stay in that situation?
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Researchers from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, which compiled the fact sheet, rejected the recommendation. Independent medical experts said such a request was inappropriate and not in line with existing research.
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Dodgers look to close in on NL West title
LA can lower magic number to six with win over Arizona
With their magic number to clinch the National League West title down to eight, the Dodgers have six more games at home this week before hitting the road for a 10-game trip beginning Sept. 16. Of course, Los Angeles would love nothing more than to have that number hit zero while the club is playing in front of its home fans at Dodger Stadium.
On Tuesday, the Dodgers will have a chance to move one step closer to that goal and reduce their magic number to six when they host the team they're trying to eliminate, the D-backs, in the second game of a three-game set.
After snapping their longest losing streak since May (a four-game skid) in the series opener Monday night with the help of six homers, the Dodgers will send one of their newest acquisitions to the mound Tuesday in Edinson Volquez. Signed by the club at the end of August after he was released by the Padres, Volquez allowed four runs on six hits in four innings Wednesday vs. the Rockies in his first start for Los Angeles.
Dodgers pitching coach Rick Honeycutt has been working with the veteran right-hander on a number of tweaks, like moving him from the first-base side of the rubber to the third-base side in an attempt to provide better deception. Volquez has also worked on keeping a direct line to home plate, instead of spinning off toward first.
"I was doing everything they wanted me to do," Volquez said after his first start with L.A. "I've got to execute pitches, keep the ball down."
Volquez made one start against Arizona earlier this year when he was still with San Diego in May, tossing 6 2/3 innings of one-run ball.
Opposing him for the D-backs will be a suddenly resurgent Trevor Cahill, who has a 2.42 ERA in four appearances since Aug. 22. The 25-year-old beat the Giants his last time out by limiting San Francisco to two runs over five innings.
In two starts vs. the Dodgers this year, Cahill has surrendered just two runs in 14 1/3 innings.
Dodgers: Pair of injured players on the mend
Matt Kemp, who's recovering from a sprained left ankle and a more recent hamstring issue, took batting practice in the cage at the Dodgers' Spring Training facility at Camelback Ranch-Glendale on Monday, manager Don Mattingly said.
• Chris Capuano, who was forced to exit a start on Friday in the second inning because of a mild groin strain, played catch from 60 feet on Monday. Mattingly said the club does not have a date in mind for Capuano to get back on a mound, but said the left-hander "is moving forward."
D-backs: Prado back in the lineup
After being left out of the starting lineup the past two games with an upper respiratory illness, Martin Prado was back for Monday's series opener, starting in left field and batting fifth.
"I wouldn't say he's healed, [but] he's much better today," D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said.
Prado went 1-for-4 in his return, scoring the D-backs' only run of the game.
Worth noting
• D-backs reliever Brad Ziegler has held NL West foes scoreless in 13 of 15 road games this season.
• Juan Uribe on Monday became the first Dodgers player to hit three home runs in a game since Andre Ethier did it against Seattle on June 26, 2009.
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Friday, October 9th, 2009Candy and pop, as we all know, are not good for our teeth, especially children's teeth because they're not as aware of proper oral hygiene as adults should be. But, did you know that milk and juice sipping throughout the day can cause just as many problems with kid's teeth as good old candy and pop?
Sometimes children sip all day long on fruit candies or juice. Also, some people need to beware of giving a child a bottle at bedtime. Even if a baby only has a few teeth in the mouth, the teeth are swimming in bacteria, and tooth decay can quickly start. The same rules go for adults: try to brush/floss after snacks, and do not eat and go to bed without brushing.
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3) Monitor snacks, especially those loaded in sugar. One child I know recently had 17+ cavities because he sipped on fruit juices all day long. The sugar feeds the bad bacteria in the mouth.
4) Take good care if your own teeth, regardless of whether or not you have kids. If you do have children, keep in mind that the bacteria in your mouth is contagious, and it's possible to spread chronic gum disesase, cavities, and tartar buildup to your children.
Dental disease is a huge problem in society, and not only causes pain in adults and their children, but also causes people to miss a lot of school and work days.


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Gadsden police are investigating a couple of unrelated robberies that happened in the past week.
In the first incident, police say a 14-year-old boy was robbed at knifepoint at the Colonial Mall. It happened around 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 19. The victim's mother told police that her son knew the suspect, who was a male either 19 or 20 years old.
The 14-year-old victim said the suspect demanded his iPod Touch, and when he refused to hand it over, the suspect pulled a knife and stole it.
In the second case, police say someone robbed a 25-year-old woman at gunpoint around 4 p.m. Monday, Jan. 21.
The woman said she and a friend were looking for apartments at Johnson's Apartments when two black males approached. One of the suspects was armed with a shotgun, and they both got into the woman's vehicle and forced her to drive around Avenue G. The robbery happened in the 1000 block of Avenue H. Police say the victim knew one of the suspects who robbed her. "The men stole her laptop, checkbook and $110 in cash before running away," Captain Bobby Jackson with Gadsden PD said. Anyone with information about either case is asked to contact Gadsden Police.
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Felix, Straily set to open twin bill in Oakland
Ramirez starting Game 2 for Mariners; A's are undecided
The A's and Mariners will converge for a traditional doubleheader on Wednesday in Oakland to complete a four-game series.
Oakland last hosted such an event July 16, 2011, against the Angels, marking the only other time the O.co Coliseum's seen one over the last 16 years.
Seattle ace Felix Hernandez and A's righty Dan Straily are slated to meet in the first game of the doubleheader, brought on by a rainout of April 4's scheduled matchup between the two clubs.
Right-hander Erasmo Ramirez will start for the Mariners in Game 2. Drew Pomeranz is scheduled to start Game 2 unless he's needed to pitch in relief in the opener. If that's the case, Arnold Leon was recalled from Triple-A on Wednesday and will make his Major League debut.
Either way, Leon -- 2-1 with a 4.34 ERA in six starts for Sacramento -- was excited for the chance to pitch in the Majors.
"First time in the big leagues, it's going to be a great moment," he said. "All my family's going to be here. It's going to be a special day."
Ramirez began the season in the Mariners' rotation, going 1-3 with a 6.75 ERA and 1.58 WHIP before being optioned to Class A Advanced High Desert on April 24. The 24-year-old Nicaraguan made one start with the Mavericks before making another with Triple-A Tacoma.
Hernandez, meanwhile, was hit with a flu bug during his last start in Houston and struggled to get through five innings. The right-hander gave up two earned runs (three total) on five hits and a pair of walks while striking out three in a no-decision.
He has not recorded a win since improving to 3-0 on April 11 against the A's, despite recording a 2.88 ERA over his next four starts. Hernandez is 17-7 with a 2.60 ERA all-time against the A's and undefeated in his last 10 starts at the Coliseum (5-0, 2.76 ERA).
Straily has struggled to a 5.01 ERA through six starts. He most recently allowed two runs on four hits and three walks with three strikeouts while lasting just 4 1/3 innings against the Red Sox.
Straily fired a first-pitch strike to just three of his 20 batters, leading to a trio of walks, and recorded outs against only 13 of them. In all, he threw more balls (42) on the night than strikes (40), a first in his career.
"That's the problem," said manager Bob Melvin. "When he doesn't get ahead, then he's pretty predictable and they can get good swings on his fastball. When he does get ahead, he's a lot better with his breaking stuff."
A's: Reddick moving past ankle injury
Despite suffering a sprained left ankle on Sunday, A's outfielder Josh Reddick is likely to start at least one of his club's two games on Wednesday.
Reddick has been taking part in most baseball activities this week and was considered available off the bench the past two days, even though Melvin initially believed he would miss more than a couple of games.
The outfielder is hitless in his last 14 at-bats, after compiling 16 hits in his previous 37.
Mariners: Left handed-heavy lineup struggling vs. right-handers
Despite having six left-handed bats on the roster, five of which are regulars, Seattle is struggling against right-handed starters so far this season. The Mariners won just seven of their first 19 contests against righties but have gone 9-3 against southpaw pitchers.
So what gives? Seattle manager Lloyd McClendon didn't have much of an answer himself.
"I looked at those stats today. What are we, 9-3 against left-handed starters?" McClendon said. "When you look at our club, and everybody's been trying to attack us with left-handed starters because we've got so many left-handed hitters. I guess I'd attribute it to our left-handed hitters are pretty good hitters against left-handed pitching. I don't know what else to tell you. We should be better against right-handers, but we're not."
Of the left-handed hitters on the Mariners, none are more deadly than Robinson Cano. Outfielder Michael Saunders has been swinging a hot bat since taking over the leadoff spot last week, while third baseman Kyle Seager and outfielder Dustin Ackley actually have better totals against southpaws than righties this year.
Worth noting
• A's lefty Fernando Abad has not allowed a run over his first 14 outings, and his 13 1/3 innings pitched are second-most in the Majors among pitchers who have yet to give up a run.
• The Mariners have a chance to record their fourth straight series win on Wednesday.
Jane Lee is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, Major Lee-ague, and follow her on Twitter @JaneMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Curtis Smiley, a lieutenant with the Fish and Wildlife's enforcement division and president of the Vermont Big Game Trophy Club, said the buck would have a Boone and Crockett score of 165 2/8 gross. The Boone and Crockett score, the standard for North American hunters, is based on antler size.
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Fans Opinion: Harper at Linebacker Posted by blueslover on 10/3 at 8:22 am There are usually 3 or 4 fan opinions that remain prominent until the the situation changes. Currently I would name the longest lasting one as "Why is Shanle still starting?" The Roman Harper Sucks train has plenty of momentum too no matter what your opinion of him is. Most all of us at one time have wondered "Why not try him at linebacker?" OLBs have been a weak spot and he is great in the box. Has there ever been another DB that led his team in sacks? He has more sacks than any other DB in the past several years. It made some sense but positional changes at the NFL level is quite a major transition to cope with for both the player and team usually. I had a little hallelujah moment when noticing #41 lined up as a LB last week. It was likely the result of the LBs turning into a MASH unit. IAQ came in for 29 snaps having them both on the field at the same time (with Jenkins too). I'm glad to see Spags experimenting and mixing it up. When you're 0-4 with the worst ranked defense in the NFL whaddya have to lose? I'm neither a RH fan or hater in his on-field performance. I do have a problem with his contract and the lack of bang for the buck that this could possibly answer. Bonus glimmer of hope- Shanle was only in for 57% of the defensive plays Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Hoodoo Man on 10/3 at 8:30 am to blueslover Kinda small, right?Reply Back to Top |
Posted by angryslugs on 10/3 at 8:32 am to blueslover He can't be worse than Shanle. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Cajun Invasion on 10/3 at 8:34 am to blueslover Thats somthing i noticed also, looked like they didnt move him to Lb until the late 3rd and most of the 4th quarter. I personally like the move especially against teams that are pass first offenses. I herd Larry Holder on the radio yesterday talking about this and he was saying the same thing we been thinking, shanle and herring are just way to big liabilties in coverage to be on the field Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Patrick O Rly on 10/3 at 8:36 am to Cajun Invasion Herring was supposedly good in coverage and a good special teams player when we signed him. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by BobBoucher on 10/3 at 8:41 am to Cajun Invasion Its not a bad move really... he's clearly good near the line and rushing the passer which is exactly what you want from a LBer. Try it a little more i say. whats it gonna hurt at this point? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by SaintEB on 10/3 at 9:02 am to BobBoucher He can't get washed out of plays any more than Shanle or Herring anyway. I'm all for it.This post was edited on 10/3 at 9:02 am Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Jizzamo311 on 10/3 at 9:08 am to SaintEB Move Harper to OLB (Try to add as much muscle as possible in offseason) Sign Dashon Goldson in FA Draft best pass rushing DE Reply Back to Top |
Posted by goatmilker on 10/3 at 9:17 am to blueslover Even though there were several self inflicted wounds by the GB offence in the 2nd half we still held them to only 7 points. This will not go un noticed by Spags. He's not done by a long shot moving guys around. As you said nothing to lose at this point. Also helps evaluating who goes and who stays next year. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Papa Tigah on 10/3 at 11:17 am to angryslugs quote: +1 Reply Back to Top |
Posted by SaintLSUnAtl on 10/3 at 11:17 am to blueslover I've said for years he should move to LBReply Back to Top |
Posted by Papa Tigah on 10/3 at 11:20 am to SaintLSUnAtl He is good in run support and better suited to cover tightends.Reply Back to Top |
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Posted by Bduhon55 on 10/3 at 12:31 pm to blueslover I've always said that if we would find a dominating SS in the draft or FA that they would most likely move Harper to LB. He is at his best when hes up near the line and working on stopping the run and covering slow TE's. I like the idea of him there. If you go back and look at the GB game when he was at LB in the nickel, he wasnt making these game changing plays, but you didnt hear his name getting called on plays where he was beat or anything. I dont think that move could make anything worse but we need someone to take control of either the LB or SS position.Reply Back to Top |
Posted by SuperSoakher on 10/3 at 2:02 pm to Bduhon55 How about a 3-4 defense that looks like this... Jordan at LE, Bunkley at DT, Smith or Gallette at RE LB's from right to left, Tez, Hawthorne, Lofton, then Harper or Gallette outside Thoughts?? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by goatmilker on 10/3 at 2:05 pm to SuperSoakher D-line is maybe OK. But Our LB's are putrid except Lofton. Done with the rest of em. Just a bunch of good back-ups. Wish I thought different. Someone today posted a pic of Lofton glaring at Herring(the rest of our LB's) as if to say, "you really earn a paycheck for playing NFL football? Great pic. This post was edited on 10/3 at 2:08 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by elprez00 on 10/3 at 3:04 pm to blueslover quote: Mark of a good coach. When the status quo aint working, you change the status quo. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by deuce985 on 10/3 at 4:32 pm to blueslover He sucks. Period. At the price tag and thievery he hits our team with, we don't need him. I've long lost any hope for Harper. We really need to cut ties with many guys this offseason. Will Smith, Sedrick Ellis, Harper, and Shanle all need to go. Hopefully that frees up a ton of cap so we can resign Graham and get some goddamn defensive talent... I hope we're at the point on Harper's contract where we can release him... This post was edited on 10/3 at 4:33 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by GalvoAg on 10/3 at 4:35 pm to angryslugs quote: This and its from a Cowboys fan. Some of yalls linebackers make me question how they even made the field, just like some of the Cowboys O-Line... Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Jcorye1 on 10/4 at 12:21 am to blueslover Just because he has a lot of sacks doesn't mean he's a good pass rusher, it just means he rushes the passer a lot.Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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