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Sedio's two-run single in the second gave the RedHawks a 2-1 lead. Furman answered with a two-run double in the third to go back in front, but the RedHawks equalized in the fifth.
Bowles reached on a fielder's choice, then moved to third on two wild pitches. He came home when a infield fly was misplayed into a fielder's choice.
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Charles Zubrod, who replaced Fiala at the start of the eighth inning, took the loss to fall to 0-1. He allowed five hits and a walk in 3.2 innings, while striking out three. Relievers Seth Varner and Charlie Suich each faced a batter in the 11th, allowing a walk and the game-winning hit, respectively.
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2013: Saw action in 18 matches, while starting 13 times . . . played 1276 minutes and recorded a 1.41 goals against average . . . posted 71 saves and a .780 save percentage . . . finished with two shutouts and a 5-6-1 record.
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The Jumping Puzzle. I'd love to be able to finish it. The waiting time kills it for me though. I just cannot repeat it over and over without tearing my hair out. It's simply not fun if you fail at the start and then have to wait ages again before you can start again. I don't like snowball fights in real life and I don't like snowball fights in this game.
The bell choir. I am terrible at this. I did read up how it works, but I still don't get it. I'm probably too stupid.
The final title. There are 16 achievements to get, you need 12 for the title. If you cannot do the jumping puzzle, you must do a PvP one. And I tried, but I'm also too stupid to figure out how that works. So, no title for me. Thankfully, that means I can ignore the bell choir as well.
The good:
I like the presents in the world. Even those princess dolls. They give a nice challenge: how to get to the present and out again without getting killed The others are fine.
I love the skins! Too bad not all weapons are included, I'd love to have a torch and axe skin. But my guardian now has a wooden sword
But what I love most: Tixx's dungeon. This is exactly how I wanted the event dungeons to be. Fun to do, and achievable by everybody.
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Guild leader of GWOnline [GWO]
"Kind of a big mouth", "People Know Me, whether they like it or not", "I'm very vocal", "I wrote many leather bound books", "My Guild Hall is the forum", "Goddess posting amongst mere mortals" (courtesy of Cardinal Cyn)
Basically, it's a very rare drop from Wintersday Mystery Boxes.
I'd actually be willing to pay real money for something like that. Just not the 70$ I'd have to pay to get one right now (they go for around 140 gold in the TP last time I checked). Maybe something like 8$. Buying mystery boxes is out of the question, it's a lottery item, a complete waste of money.
Oh well, guess I'll keep saving gold and hope the price doesn't rise too much. Maybe I'll get lucky, get a really good drop somewhere that I'll be able to sell for a mountain of gold.
no frikin way, i am not gonna change server just because the event sucks.
btw, my "claims" as you put it is what i think of it, what you think of it is something i don't give a f*** about.
I was hoping for some kind of quest chain, something at least similar to what we had in GW1 or for Halloween. That might still show up I guess.
with all this speed racing talk.....
I like it, but I'm kind of missing something to farm.
Jumping Puzzle is nice and easier than Mad King Clocktower, though you need the same skills to complete it. Snowflake part is admittedly the hardest part, the rest relies more on knowing the right course of action and some timing. It's still very much doable.
Bell Choir is fun too once you figure out how it's done. They should fix the rewards though, accidentally hitting 0 between songs is enough to reduce your end reward.
Looking forward to the next dungeon and Toypocalypse. I find it weird that no finale event has been announced though. Also missing Dwayna vs Grenth theme.
And I agree with you. I had some gems saved up and bought two Wintersday Mystery Boxes, was thoroughly unimpressed with the contents to want to spend more for more chests. And even if I'd known about the hair contract, I doubt I'd be willing to take my chances with the chest.
However for me, the price is most likely always going to be too high (using in game coin). There's no way I could justify spending 140 gold. Well, maybe this time next year. But until then I have tons of other things to spend gold on that are higher priority for me than hair.
On the bell choir:
I'm horrible at it, but did finish both achievements. I missed a whole lot of notes, but eventually hit 500 correct ones. I never did figure out the timing. Instructions say to hit the note when it gets to the center and stops, but I did that and took damage. So I'd try earlier, and often took damage. No idea. On the first night, I even had some notes disappear halfway down the "track" to the center. Then took damage.
Still, the penalty for failure is nowhere near as severe as the jumping puzzle, so I could keep trying. And as mentioned, eventually get 500 correct notes (I completed the "number of songs complete" achievement long before getting correct notes).


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When I was 15, I packed up, left my home in New York, and moved to the Cate School, a small boarding school in the small town of Carpinteria. The "mesa," which would be called a "campus" in Connecticut or Massachusetts, is tucked into the hills just above this sleepy little surf town that few outside of Southern California have heard of.
Cate was hardly a typical high school. We had no football team, but we did have a lot of shaggy blond kids who surfed during free periods. The hallways of the English department had no walls because it never rained or snowed or reached temperatures less perfect than 68 degrees. The balcony of my dorm room (because, yes, my dorm room had a balcony) had a view of the Pacific. And eucalyptus trees were in abundance: lining the driveway, bordering the soccer field, filling our dorms at night with their intoxicating smell. If there is a more idyllic place to come of age, I don't know it.
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Carp is a few cities south of Santa Barbara and borders Montecito, in one of the wealthiest ZIP codes in the country (Oprah has a home there). But while Montecito – with its pruned hedges and expensive boutiques – had always been 1-percenter territory, Carp was not, with concentrations of Mexican immigrants, blue-collar workers and surfers.
A huge chunk of Carp's identity is surfing. And the town's surf shops are as much a draw for people like my friend Jason, who owns more boards than shoes, as they are for people like me — the frauds who don't surf but like to wear the clothes. The town's two surf shops — Rincon Designs, which makes its own boards on-site and A-Frame Surf, which is one of the few places in the area that offers surfing lessons — were thriving.
Carpinteria bills itself as having "the world's safest beach," meaning there is no undertow that will suck you in and drag you out to the middle of the Pacific. And while the beaches can get crowded, they never reach the packed-sardine levels of more famous Southern California towns. But I didn't come for the beach.
Now that I was back, I wanted to know if the town that had ushered in my growing up had grown up as well. I had heard that Carp had changed. Mention restaurants and any local will boast about the two fanciest places in town – Sly's, revered for its grilled artichokes, mouthwatering mussels marinière, and lively bar scene, and Zookers Cafe, which serves dishes like baby spinach salad, grilled salmon and other items you would expect to find in pleasant white-tablecloth restaurants the country over.
As a New Yorker, I live a short subway ride away from more fancy restaurants than I could eat at in a lifetime. What was more interesting to me, what I was craving, and what Carp does better than any town north of Oaxaca, is Mexican food. Mexican immigrants have been pouring into Carp since the 1800s. Add to that the fact that Carp is the avocado capital of the world (and the site of an annual event called the California Avocado Festival: Three Days of Peace, Love and Guacamole), and you have a recipe for some very fresh, very delicious Mexican fare.
On the advice of my friend Lisa, I started my Mexican food odyssey at a place called Beach Liquor, which is actually a bodega.
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So I went to the deli counter in the back, and with great skepticism, ordered a breakfast burrito. Then something happened that made me realize this would not be my last meal at this nondescript little bodega: The man behind the counter started seeding and dicing a tomato. Moments later, he was doing the same thing to a jalapeno. Then an onion. And it dawned on me: this was my pico de gallo. In fact, nothing that went into my breakfast burrito came out of a jar. Not only were all the ingredients fresh, they also most likely came from a few miles down the road.
Next, he was scrambling my eggs to perfect fluffiness, sprinkling on shredded cheese to perfect meltiness, and folding the whole thing into a warmed tortilla. By the time he was wrapping the burrito in paper, my mouth was watering. I walked outside, found a seat on a nearby fire hydrant, and unwrapped my work of art. I watched the people down the block having breakfast at a cafe and as I savored every last bite, I couldn't help feeling a little smug.
The tricky part about a food odyssey in three days is that no matter how many people you ask for advice, and no matter how well intentioned those people are, they will send you to the wrong places. It's like asking a New Yorker for advice on what show to see: 9 out of 10 will send you to "The Book of Mormon." It's the rare local who will suggest a small-but-terrific, off-off-Broadway show that's just as good as "The Book of Mormon" but not as famous.
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PORTLAND -- Cell phones have become a part of everything we do, to the point that for many there is a genuine fear or anxiety when they don't have their phone with them.
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I'm constantly having the phone, 'Where is it where is it?' It has to almost be on my body, said busy mom and business owner Mary Bicknell.
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Katie and I would freak out, like we're disconnected. I would panic, Corah said.
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It's like what I'm used to now. We don't talk on the phone anymore, she added.
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|Janice Kay "Jan" Brewer
|Governor of Arizona
|In office
|January 20, 2009 - Present
|Term ends
|January 5, 2015
|Years in position
|Janet Napolitano (D)
|Base salary
|$95,000 per year
|Elections and appointments
|Last election
|November 2, 2010
|First elected
|November 2, 2010
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- 1 Biography
- 2 Political career
- 2.1 Governor of Arizona (2009 - Present)
- 2.2 Presidential preference
- 2.3 Arizona Secretary of State (2003 - 2009)
- 2.4 Maricopa County Board of Supervisors (1996 - 2002)
- 2.5 Arizona State Senate (1986 - 1996)
- 2.6 Arizona House of Representatives (1982 - 1986)
- 3 Elections
- 4 Campaign donors
- 5 Personal
- 6 Recent news
- 7 See also
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- 9 References
Brewer is exploring a run for re-election in 2014, but it is unclear if she is able to do so. As of November 2012, there is no definitive answer to whether or not Brewer is eligible to seek re-election under the Arizona constitution's rules governing gubernatorial term limits.[2]
Long active in state politics, Brewer began her political career in 1982 when she was elected to the Arizona House of Representatives. Serving in that chamber until 1987, Brewer then joined the Arizona State Senate for the next ten years. In 1996, Brewer was elected the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, serving as Chair in 1998 and 2001. She was next elected Arizona Secretary of State in 2002, where she served until being elevated to the governorship.[1]
Brewer was born in Hollywood, California to Perry and Edna Drinkwine. Her father died of lung disease when she was eleven years old. Growing up, Brewer worked alongside her mother in a franchise dress shop her mother owned.
Brewer studied at Glendale Community College where she received a radiologist technician certificate. She moved to Arizona after marrying her husband, John.
Political career
Governor of Arizona (2009 - Present)
In January of 2009, former Gov. Napolitano was officially nominated by President Barack Obama to be his Secretary of Homeland Security. As secretary of state, Brewer was next in the line of succession. She became Governor of Arizona on January 20, 2009 and held her inaugural ceremony the next day. She subsequently won election to a full term as governor in 2010.
Judicial appointments
As governor, Brewer is responsible for appointing judges to Arizona state courts. In Arizona, the governor makes a judicial appointment after candidates are recommended by a judicial nominating commission. After the governor appoints a judge, she or he must run for retention at the appellate level or election at the trial court level in the next general election more than two years after taking office. For an up-to-date list of all of Brewer's appointees, see Judgepedia's page on her appointments.
Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare")
In March, 2010, after the federal government enacted the Affordable Care Act, including mandate that would require everyone in the country to purchase insurance, Brewer called a special session of the State Legislature in order to seek permission to sue the federal government on behalf of the state. Terry Goddard, then the Democratic State Attorney General, had chosen not to join fourteen other states in filing suit against the federal government over health care reform, believing it had "little chance of prevailing," and Brewer decided she should intervene. It should be noted that, at the time, both Brewer and Goddard were candidates in the state's gubernatorial race - Goddard being the presumptive Democratic nominee as opposed to Brewer, who was facing a heavily competitive Republican primary contest. [3]
Over two years later, the Supreme Court ruled to uphold the Affordable Care Act, commonly referred to as "Obamacare," and officials such as Brewer who had long fought for its repeal were left in a state of dilemma over how to proceed with the few choices which they had been reserved. Going forward, states would have to decide for themselves whether to participate in the federally controlled Medicaid expansion, and a state versus federal health-exchange program. As a statement of perseverant protest of Obamacare, or otherwise guided by their mistrust of the federal government to honor its long term financial promises for the expansion, several of Brewer's Republican colleagues pledged to keep their states outside the sphere of medicaid expansion. In her 2013 State of the State address, however, Brewer resolved this particular dilemma for Arizona by breaking ranks with the Republican party on the issue of Medicaid.[4] In addition to conceding the futility of continued opposition to Obamacare in the wake of the Supreme Court decision and Obama's re-election victory, Brewer discussed the considerable popular support for expanding patient eligibility: Arizona has voted twice to require the state to provide free care for everyone up to the federal poverty line, which is about $20,000 in household income for a small family.[4] During her speech, Brewer appealed to the Republican controlled chambers of the state legislature to not reject the opportunity to have the federal government finance an expansion seems likely to happen within Arizona anyway. She also pointed to the economic and job saving potential of including Arizona in the federal expansion.[4] Even though she decided to embrace this feature of the Affordable Care Act, Brewer made it clear she was not going to settle for less federal funding than what she believes the state needs and will need to finance the estimated hundreds of thousands of newly eligible low-income Arizonans added to the Medicaid rolls, and "protect rural and safety-net hospitals from being pushed to the brink by growing their cost in caring for the uninsured."[5]
Term limits
Brewer was originally appointed governor in 2009 and subsequently won election to a full term in 2010. Having occupied the office during two consecutive terms, she is barred from seeking re-election in 2014 under the state's rules governing term limits for executive officials.[6] However in late 2012, Brewer began discussing the possibility of running in 2014, which raised eyebrows as well as questions, particularly among the political media, about the merits of a potential legal challenge. Based on most interpretations of the state constitution, Brewer is ineligible to run for re-election, although Joe Kanefield, Brewer's former chief legal counsel, presented a counter argument to the Arizona Republic in November 2012 which seemed to have offered Brewer some encouragement. Kanefield asserted that the specific language of the term limit law -- "which shall include any part of a term served" -- was meant to prevent crafty politicians from resigning just short of their second term's expiration in order to stay in office; And since Brewer, short of "gaming the system,"[6] inherited the role automatically in 2009 per constitutional succession procedure, she ought to be able to run for re-election without violating the spirit of the law, he said.[7]
When asked about her potential third term bid and the accompanying term-limit hurdle in a November 2012 interview with the Arizona Republic, Brewer responded, "I haven't ruled it out, and I've been encouraged by people — legal scholars and other people — that it's probably something that I ought to pursue."[7] If she pursues the legal challenge, a majority vote by the Arizona Supreme Court would be required to enable her bid.[8] Brewer appointed three of the five total justices.[7]
There is an independent redistricting commission, created by Proposition 106 in 2000, that governs redistricting in Arizona. According to its website, the mission of the commission is, "to administer the fair and balanced redistricting of the Congressional and Legislative districts for the State of Arizona."[9]
The commission has 5 members: one appointed by each of the Senate President, Senate Minority Leader, House Speaker and House Minority Leader. The fifth and final member is an independent, chosen by the first four appointees. The fifth member also serves as the chair. As of October 2011, the commission was comprised of 2 Democrats, 2 Republicans and 1 independent.
Following the 2010 census, the commission drafted redistricting maps. The draft maps, for which there is a 30 day comment period that began October 11, 2011, leave open the possibility that Democrats could gain seats in Republican-controlled Arizona. On October 26, 2011, Gov. Brewer "began the impeachment process for removing members from the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission by submitting a letter outlining her grievances to commission Chairwoman Colleen Mathis."[10]. Earlier in the month, Brewer called the draft maps "gerrymandering at its worst," and described the commission as "unaccountable" and said it "misused its authority."[10]
Presidential preference
Jan Brewer endorsed Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election. [11]
Arizona Secretary of State (2003 - 2009)
Brewer was elected Arizona Secretary of State in 2002, serving there until 2009. She was also a delegate to the 2004 Republican National Convention.
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors (1996 - 2002)
In 1996 Brewer ran for chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, defeating incumbent Ed King. She served in this position for six years.
Arizona State Senate (1986 - 1996)
Brewer was a state senator for ten years, from 1986-1996. During her last three years as a state senator, she held the leadership position of majority whip.
Arizona House of Representatives (1982 - 1986)
Brewer was elected as a Republican to the Arizona House of Representatives in 1982. She served there through 1986, when she won election to the Arizona State Senate.
- See also: Arizona gubernatorial election, 2014
Brewer is exploring a run for re-election in 2014. As of June 2013, there is no definitive answer to whether or not Brewer, who was originally appointed to the position in 2009 and has been elected one time since, in 2010, will be able to seek re-election under the Arizona constitution's rules governing gubernatorial term limits.[12]
Brewer defeated four opponents in the August 24 primary, receiving 81.79% of the vote. Buz Mills came in second with 8.84%. Brewer faced Terry Goddard (D), Barry J. Hess (L), and Larry Gist (G) in the November 2 general election.
Campaign donors
Comprehensive donor information for Brewer is available dating back to 1996. Based on available campaign finance records, Brewer raised a total of $2,458,505 during that time period. This information was last updated on June 4, 2014.[13]
Ballotpedia collects information on campaign donors for each year in which a candidate or incumbent is running for election. The following table offers a breakdown of Jan Brewer's donors each year.[14] Click [show] for more information.
|Jan Brewer's Campaign Contributions
Governor of Arizona
Arizona Secretary of State
Arizona Secretary of State
|Total Raised
|Total Raised by Opponents
|$1,826,740 (Dem.)
$25,467 (Green)
$5,615 {Lib).
|$266,632 (Dem.)
$2,306 (Lib.)
|$258,593 (Dem.)
$8,070 (Lib.)
|Top 5 contributors
|Public fund
|Public fund
|Public fund
|Russell D. Smoldon
|Sydney B. Knight
|Jan Brewer
|Troy A. Hoberg
|Jean M. McGrath
|Richard B. West
|Oscar Lizardi
|Gary Lederer
|Chuck Garner
|Laurie Lines
|Richard Bitner
|Janet Lynn Hauk
|In-state donations
|Out-of-state donations
Brewer married her husband, John, and worked in Glendale, California before moving to his hometown of Phoenix, Arizona in 1970. They later moved to Glendale, Arizona where he became a successful chiropractor and found success in real estate. She gave birth to three sons, one of whom died in 2007.
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Office of the Arizona Governor, "Governor Janice K. Brewer Biography," March 30, 2013
- ↑ Arizona Republic, "Kanefield: Constitution clears Brewer to pursue another term," November 15, 2012
- ↑ The Arizona Republic "Brewer, Goddard divided on suing feds" 25 March, 2010
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Office of the Arizona Governor, "State of the State Addresss," January 14, 2013
- ↑ East Valley Tribune, "Brewer address: Ariz. should expand Medicaid, CPS efforts," January 14, 2013
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Arizona Republic, "Kanefield: Constitution clears Brewer to pursue another term," November 15, 2012
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 The Arizona Daily Sun, "Brewer on re-election: No Decision," November 14, 2012
- ↑ Politico, "Brewer may seek 3rd term as governor," November 12, 2012
- ↑ Redistricting Commission site
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 RollCall.com, "Arizona Governor Starts Impeachment Process Against Redistricting Panel," October 26, 2011
- ↑ KGET, "Romney picks up endorsement in Arizona," February 26, 2012
- ↑ Arizona Republic, "Kanefield: Constitution clears Brewer to pursue another term," November 15, 2012
- ↑ Follow the Money, " Career fundraising for Jan Brewer," accessed June 4, 2013
- ↑ Follow the Money.org, "Home," accessed February 17, 2015
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