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SockPuppet: It just before Christmas of 2003 that I happened to be looking at the Oshman's (Now the Sports Authority) Advertisement. I spotted a sale for a GPS unit that was 50% off. I waited a few days before checking it out and when I arrived at the store was told the unit was sold old but the salesperson mentioned that I could have any of the other units for 50% off. Knowing nothing about GPS brands I picked the yellow eTrex for its compact size and easy to spot color. It was only $49.99 plus tax. I thought I might as well enjoy something that my tax dollars have paid for. I am still have that unit and use it today. Unfortunately, while trying to find the Tree Monster cache hidden by usmorrows I become lost in the woods. In addition the rubber buttons fell off the GPSr. About an hour later I was still stuck in the woods and a branch must have caught the lanyard of my GPSr and both the lanyard and battery cover were lost (This is not the most embarrassing moment). I continued to cache with the mangled GPSr for quite awhile until I decided to purchase an eTrex Vista. I then was FTF on a Dreamcacher's cache where the FTF prize was a most generous yellow eTrex belonging to Wayne himself. I was thrilled to have another yellow eTrex until I lost this unit while searching for a Geek_Qualizer Terracache. I recently purchased another used yellow eTrex on ebay and have repaired my original eTrex. As for Magellan, I enjoy their clothing. Enough said. As for software, I use the Dreamcachersware for complicated triangulations. I use EasyGPS to store coordinates into my GPS unit. I use GPS Visualizer to determine the order of my hunt if multiple caches are involved. I have also used a feature to convert addresses into GPS coordinates. For puzzle caches I use a number of different tools which will go without mention for fear of losing a FTF.
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April 11 (Bloomberg) -- A dolphin opens wide to check her teeth in a mirror and then swirls around studying her silhouette. Too much time at the fish buffet? I feel pretty?
What was she thinking? And what should we think about her thinking?
Nova's new three-part special, "Inside Animal Minds," explores the way dolphins, elephants, chimpanzees, dogs and birds communicate, solve problems and go through their daily lives (which would be less stressful if we were already extinct).
"Bird Genius," which aired on April 9, now streams on the PBS website. "Dogs and Super Senses" airs on April 16 with "Who's the Smartest?" set for April 23.
Until early humans came along, dolphins had the most powerful brains on the planet. Even as they slimmed down, their brains only got bigger. How come and what for?
Nova goes to Bimini in the Bahamas where researchers study dolphin society in the wild doing amazing things -- which do not involve balancing volleyballs and spinning hula hoops around their blow holes.
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(Nova could definitely take a sterner attitude to theme parks that turn captive dolphins into clowns who perform stupid tricks in front of dim humans and their squealing offspring. By the way, kids under the age of two aren't developed enough to recognize themselves in a mirror, Nova tells us.)
Those Bimini dolphins form close and complex bonds. We observe one male tapping the pectoral fin of a buddy as he whizzes by. Friendships might last a lifetime. Should that really surprise us just because we think one dolphin looks a lot like the next?
A female spends as long as three years with her calf. The Bimini researchers noticed a designated female baby sitter who over a period of ten years regularly approached the boat with three calves while the other moms went off to feed.
In one of many wondrous scenes, we see a dolphin stirring up the water while others wait in formation for little fish to plop into their mouths.
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Such types of social activity require sizable brains to organize interactions. A variety of echolocating clicks and whistles helps them stay in touch.
They don't want to speak English and even if they did, don't have the equipment.
Vintage footage takes us back to the late 1950s, when the neuroscientist John C. Lilly engaged in a famous, creepily amusing experiment which involved research assistant Margaret and a dolphin named Peter who lived together in a partially submerged house for several months. We hear his squeaky attempts at counting. Further reading about their strange menage suggests that Peter developed an interest in his teacher if not his lessons.
Hopefully Nova will take up interspecies romance at a later date.
In the meantime, these sentient creatures continue to suffer cruel deaths. This week the Dolphin Project placed an ad in the New York Times describing the plight of a rare albino dolphin named Angel. In January she watched while Japanese fishermen butchered her mother and dozens of others in a cove in Taiji.
Now Angel is held captive in a small tank in the town's whale museum. Go to www.DolphinProject.org and help get her out of jail.
Major funding for Nova is provided by Boeing, The David H. Koch Fund for Science, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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"He is a highly respected executive who is passionate about applying his unique business formula to one of the oldest and most successful home furnishings operations in the nation," said La-Z-Boy Chairman Patrick Norton in presenting the award.
"At the helm (of Ethan Allen) for almost 20 years, he is dedicated to providing decorating solutions for his company's consumers and turning their dreams of a beautiful home into attainable reality."
Norton commended Kathwari for the leadership that has transformed nearly every facet of Ethan Allen, from the product assortment and manufacturing processes to pricing, advertising, service and delivery. As a result of Kathwari's efforts, the Ethan Allen brand is not just known, but preferred, in markets all across the United States, said Norton.
"Not willing to rest upon his laurels, he is driven to developing new services that help to create everyday interest among consumers," Norton continued.
During his tenure in the Association's leadership ranks, Kathwari urged the AFMA Board of Directors to take a new look at the organization's purpose and practices during a turbulent time in the industry's history. "Reinvention" was his mantra throughout his year as president in 2002, and "Industry Reinventor" is the honorary title he was given as the 2004 Distinguished Service Award recipient.
The "reinvention" begun during Kathwari's tenure continued at the 2004 Annual Meeting last week, when the Association voted to change its name to the American Home Furnishings Alliance and to expand its membership base to include companies that are incorporated within the United States but manufacture products elsewhere. The new American Home Furnishings Alliance will continue presenting a Distinguished Service Award each year, according to CEO Andy Counts.
In addition to detailing his industry involvement, the Distinguished Service Award recognized Kathwari for his devotion to family, his faith and his humanitarian pursuits. As both a grass roots advocate and an advisor to world leaders, Kathwari is committed to building peace, justice and human rights for people all over the world.
AFMA has presented the Distinguished Service Award annually since 1966 in recognition of a member's contributions to the furniture industry. Recipients are chosen for their time and effort devoted to improving the industry; their executive presence and stature; their willingness to work to solve industry problems; and their integrity and leadership within their community, state and industry.
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The Giants have placed Aubrey Huff on the 15-day disabled list due to an anxiety disorder and have recalled utility infielder Joaquin Arias from triple-A Fresno.
While Arias, 27, has played in 18 games so far, he is hitting a nice .400 batting average along with a couple home runs and 17 RBI. Playing primarily shortstop, Arias looks to give Brandon Crawford some support for the Giants.
I don't expect him to play much while he is with the Giants, but the Giants clearly need a middle infielder so guys like Huff don't have to fill in when the game is on the line.
The biggest significance of this move, is the effect it will have on Brandon Belt and to an extend Nate Schierholtz. While Huff takes some time off to get healthy, Belt will be the starting first baseman for the Giants. Not in left field, not a defensive replacement, first base is where Belt belongs.
With Belt staying out of the outfield for now, that gives Shierholtz a solid grasp on the starting right field position where he continues to play great defense. He has started there for most of the season (15 out of 18 games), but he is clearly a better defender than Belt in the outfield.
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The jury verdict arises out of a lawsuit against nine defendants, including two subsidiaries of GATX Corporation, relating to a leak of butadiene from a railcar which resulted in a fire that occurred in New Orleans in September 1987. The fire resulted in no deaths or significant injuries and only minimal property damage, but resulted in the overnight evacuation of a number of residents of the surrounding area.
The jury awarded compensatory damages totaling approximately $1.9 million, plus interest from the date of the accident, to twenty individual plaintiffs, approximately one-third of which would be borne by General American Transportation Corporation and GATX Terminals Corporation. In addition, the jury made five separate punitive damage awards against five defendants totaling $3.4 billion of which $190 million is against GATX Terminals; the other four awards were against non-GATX companies. While the punitive damage award covers the entire class of plaintiffs, the case is the first of many that must be tried to determine the compensatory damages, if any, allocable to each of the remaining plaintiffs who claim to have been affected by the incident.
Although 8,000 claims have been made, GATX believes that damages, if any, awarded to the remaining plaintiffs should average substantially less than those awarded to the initial twenty plaintiffs.
GATX believes that the compensatory damages awarded to the twenty plaintiffs are excessive. GATX further believes that there is absolutely no basis for the award of punitive damages against GATX in any amount. GATX will ask the trial court to review and vacate or appropriately limit the judgment and, if necessary, it will vigorously appeal any final judgment.
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Most modern insects possess wings and can fly. The evolutionary development of wings and flight in insects, however, is obscure because of the lack of transitional forms between earlier wingless and later winged forms in the fossil record. To demonstrate a possible intermediate step in wing evolution, James H. Marden and Melissa G. Kramer of Pennsylvania State University investigated primitive aquatic insects called stoneflies that have wings but do not fly. Taeniopteryx burksi move across water by surface skimming, with the body supported by water but propelled forward by the wings. Allocapnia vivipara sail across water by raising their wings to catch the wind. In experiments comparing surface-skimming and sailing abilities in stoneflies having artificially shortened wings of various sizes, the researchers found that greater wing area generally resulted in greater speed. They proposed that ancestral stoneflies and other semiaquatic insects used gill structures to move across the water's surface and that over time the advantages of faster surface skimming or sailing favoured an increase in the size of those structures, ultimately leading to wings and wing-powered flight.
The defensive behaviour with which some honeybees (genus Apis) respond to attacks by hornets may be an example of coevolution, according to a study carried out in Japan by Masato Ono and colleagues of Tamagawa University, Tokyo. Giant hornets (Vespa mandarinia japonica) make orchestrated attacks on other social hymenopterans such as honeybees, which they kill with their mandibles and feed to their larvae. The investigators confirmed that an individual giant hornet marks a bee colony with a pheromone (chemical attractant) from specialized glands. Additional giant hornets then congregate and initiate a slaughter attack. Introduced European honeybees (A. mellifera) appear defenseless against the hornets and are killed at rates as high as 40 per minute. Native Japanese honeybees (A. cerana japonica), however, can detect the hornet pheromone and change their behaviour by increasing the number of defending bees. More than 500 bees swarm around an attacking hornet, forming a ball whose internal temperature reaches 47° C (117° F), high enough to kill the hornet but not the bees. European bees seem unaware of the hornet pheromone and do not respond effectively to the hornet attacks. The differential responses of the two bee species suggest that the Japanese honeybees have coevolved with the predator and developed an effective defense.
The evolutionary history of symbiotic relationships between fungus-growing ants (tribe Attini) and their fungi was investigated by Ulrich G. Mueller and colleagues of Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Using ribosomal DNA analysis and morphological characteristics to compare phylogenies, or evolutionary family trees, for the ants and their fungi, they concluded that whereas the ants originated from a single ancestral form, the cultivated fungi had more than one ancestral line, which indicated that ants developed symbiotic relationships with different fungal lineages. They also found that the less primitive, generally more specialized species, including the leaf-cutting ants, have been associated with the same fungal lineage for at least 23 million years. In a related study Mitchell Sogin of Woods Hole (Mass.) Marine Biological Laboratory and colleagues, using ribosomal RNA analysis, concluded that the less-primitive leaf-cutting ant species and their fungal symbionts have undergone long-term coevolution. A notable feature of the relationship that exists between ants and fungi is that one symbiont may be inconspicuous yet be essential to the survival of the other.
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Dark Sky NightMay 16Park open to midnight.
8 p.m. – Visitor Centre Parking lot: Join a park interpreter to learn about the fascinate American Woodcock and watch their amazing courtship flight.
9 p.m. – Visitor Centre parking lot: Join members of the Royal Astronomical Society for a star gazing and see the stars birds use to navigate on migration.
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Enjoy warm breezes and starry skies as you wander the park after dark. Listen for frogs and toads at the marsh and other voices in the nocturnal chorus.
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Explore the universe from Point Pelee! Look at the surface of the sun, visit the portable planetarium, watch a special theatre and enjoy an evening of star gazing with astronomers.
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We're staying open to watch the peak of one of the most exciting meteor showers of the entire year. Join members of the Royal Astronomical Society to watch the exciting show.
These dates offer the darkest skies for optimum viewing due to their proximity to the new moon. Designated as a Dark Sky Preserve by the Windsor Centre of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, the Park will be open until midnight. For the best star gazing encounters, we recommend you come equipped with binoculars or a telescope.
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This article is a player character biography page for Nuuoli of Ravenholdt US created by Nuuoli.
The contents herein are entirely player made and in no way represent official World of Warcraft history or occurrences which are accurate for all realms. The characters and events listed are of an independent nature and applied for roleplaying, fictional, speculative, or opinions from a limited playerbase only.
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|Character class
|The Kirin Tor
| Battlegroup US Whirlwind (US)
Ravenholdt (US) (RP)
|Lawful Neutral
Character Concept Edit
Nuuoli is a World of Warcraft roleplaying avatar created on the US realm Ravenholdt in October 2009. Nuuoli is a female Draenei mage, she was born in the green plains of Draenor.
Appearance Edit
Like many other Draenei, Nuuoli posses an ethereal like beauty. While this beauty is alien to life on Azeroth, it does not go unappreciated. Her skin is smooth and flawless, colored a light azure hue. No scars or blemishes plague her face, which is surprising after such a wary life. Her eyes shine a pale iridescent blue light, like most of her race. Her horns curve towards the back of her head, they are long and reach a fine point at the tip. Her body is curved, and she posses an elegant manner. Nuuoli's hair flows down her back and is a deep onyx black. Her hair is held out of her eyes with a headband, allowing her to more easily see the friends or foes she is casting a spell on. Her appearance lets off an aura of piety, dignity, and wisdom.
Short Background Edit
Nuuoli was born after the fleeing Draenei had reached Nagrand, it is the only home she has ever known. Her parents died shortly after her childbirth. She has an affinity for magic and used it for non-combatal purposes in her early life. After the thousands of years of fleeing from the demonic Burning Legion, her ancestors lost track of their heritage, Nuuoli posses no last name. The only images she has of Argus are from stories that elders, that were alive when Argus was at peace, have told her.
History (Narrative) Edit
Our people's sorrow is more than you can imagine.
Our home was nestled in the green plains of Nagrand. Our people loved the land we called Draenor dearly, this is the time I was born into, the only home I had ever known. I did not know the years of fleeing, the years of torture, the years of corruption. I have never known the beautiful sights of our home, Argus. Do not worry, our culture and heritage is preserved through art, and song. These are reminders of the threat we once lived under. The Naaru gave us strength and courage and light, we managed to escape those who betrayed us. These were happy times, free from the shadow of the Legion. I, Nuuoli, took a husband. I can see him now, my Ku'or, his kind face, his short blue hair, his smile... Oh how I miss him and his laughter. We lived happily together, it was my time of joy. I helped him with his work in the hills. I used magic to help him grow plants and feed animals, these were the products that supported us, these gifts of life were from my beloved husband. I can remember laying in bed with him, his strong arms wrapped around me, protecting me from harm and worry. A cool breeze would come into the house and caress my husband and I, we would sigh in the fulfillment of another joyous day. Alas my memories were not only happy, for I can recall the day our lives fell to ruin. It was a dark night, a strong wind whipped through the trees and grass. I stood at the door of our home, I looked for my Ku'or but he was not to be found. I ventured into the city but, I noticed something. Our elders' faces were grim as if a vile disease had reach each of their hearts. I felt a hand grab my arm, it was my Ku'or. He whispered words of terror, words of doom into my heart. The people who plagued our kind for years, the ones we have fled from, are upon us again. I could feel my heart contract, my breath was shallow, I had never seen the demons, they would kill us surely. I raced to our home and gathered our belongings, we meet with the rest of the villagers. The elders told us "Do not worry Exiled Ones, we were given safety once and we will bare it again. The Naaru have not forgotten us, the light will guide us to safety. We will journey north, where are brothers and sister still remain hidden." So our journey began, we walked for days on end, we tired and grew anxious. One chilly evening when the sun had just set behind the rolling green mountains we heard a loud crash, like that of thunder. Our eyes raced to the road behind us, they were upon us once again. My people ran in terror but, most of our numbers were slaughtered. I looked behind me and with Ku'or's hand in mine we ran. We were fast and strong thanks to our life of the outdoors. We had almost reach the river that separates our home from the marshes above, once there we could hide in the trees until these demons had left us. But, then the unthinkable happened my Ku'or, my dearest Ku'or tripped and fell. I screamed, I tried to help him back up, his leg was broken. I couldn't breathe, I stood there motionless as the Burning Legion drew closer. An elder grabbed my hand and pulled me away, dumbly I followed him. My head turned backwards, I only had eyes for Ku'or, I saw him utter to me "I will always be with you." I screamed in agony, tears ran down my face. The rest of my people and I reached safety in the Marshes of Zangar but, I wished I hadn't. If I could do it over again I would have stayed, stayed and died along side my Ku'or, that pain would have hurt me less.
I lived a secluded life in the Marshes of Zangar, I strayed from other Draenei, still wounded from my loss. I would hide in the rivers counting the stones in the riverbed from the sunrise to the sunset. In my spare time I started to practice magic, to help me with chores and to fend of animals and enemies. I had quite an affinity for magic, it came to me naturally. One day an ambassador from the Kirin Tor saw me use magic. She was intrigued by the way I used it, I had been taught by elders who had learn their magic on Argus. She was interested in me and offered for me to be her apprentice. I wanted out of the long lonely days, I wanted a purpose again, I accepted. I became apprentice to Archmage Modera. I study under her to this day, I learned magic to hurt my foes and to protect myself in times of danger, I practice the ancient art of spell weaving, I have become a potent magi. I hope to one day be an Archmage also, my purpose to eradicate evil from this world and to demolish those who took my only love, Ku'or.
Notable Persons Edit
- Ku'or: Nuuoli's only love and mate. He was lost by the hand of the Burning Legion.
- Prophet Velen: Political and spiritual leader of all Draenei. Led the escape from Argus.
- Kil'jaeden: Arch-nemesis of the Draenei. Like all of her race, Nuuoli will always be at war with Kil'jaeden.
- Rhonin: Leader of the Kirin Tor, Nuuoli's strongest current affiliation.
- Modera: Nuuoli's tutor in the ways of magic and knowledge. Nuuoli serves directly under Archmage Modera
Affiliations Edit
1. Kirin Tor - Nuuoli is friendly with the Kirin Tor, she is apprenticed under Archmage Modera. Nuuoli does tasks in the name of the Kirin Tor and can often be found in their corridors and wearing their tabard.
2. Alliance - As a member of the Draenei, she is friendly to all members of the Alliance. Though there is some tension between herself and the Night elves since she wields the Arcane Magic that the elves disapprove of.
3. Horde - Nuuoli tries to be civilized and keep peace between herself and the Horde. Though if she is attacked she will not hesitate to fight back.
4. Burning Legion - The foe of hers she hates most. They took her beloved Ku'or from her and she vows revenge.
5. Kurenai - Nuuoli is revered by The Kurenai, she has helped them restore the glory that the Draenei once held there.
6. Telredor - Nuuoli feels as if she is in the debt of the Telredor because they hid her while the Burning Legion tried to destroy her village.
7. Arthas and the Scourage - Nuuoli sees them as another evil she can rid Azeroth of with her newly found powers.
8. Argent Crusade - Nuuoli has helped backed their efforts in Northrend. She feels especially tied to them because of their connection to the light.
9. Twilight Empire - Nuuoli is a member of the Twilight Empire, an organization devoted to protecting Azeroth's denizens, and ensuring peace.
10. Aldor - Nuuoli is a member of Shattrath's Aldor, she has given them her assistance many times by spreading the light of the Naaru into the darkest corners of Outland.
Resources Edit
User Information Edit
|This user plays as a member of the Alliance.
|This user plays as a female character.
|This user plays as a draenei.
|This user plays as a Mage.
|This user plays as a Jewelcrafter.
|This user plays as a Enchanter.
|This user prefers to raid.
|This user prefers to PvP.
|This user plays as a DPS.
|This user plays on the US Ravenholdt server.
|This user has a strong interest in articles on lore.
|This user is an avid pet collector.
|This user participated in the Wrath of the Lich King Beta.
|This user plays on an RP server and does, in fact, roleplay there.
|This user is addicted to WoWWiki.


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Poor attendance expected to cost Dodgers about $27 million
Aug 8, 2011, 1:08 PM EDT
Jim Peltz of the Los Angeles Times has some startling figures on how much money the Dodgers are losing because fans stopped going to games.
According to Peltz "the sharp drop in attendance at Dodger Stadium this year is likely to cost the Dodgers at least $27 million in reduced ticket sales, concession, and parking revenue for the 2011 season."
That represents nearly a 10 percent drop in total revenue, which comes mostly from announced paid attendance being down 7,900 tickets per game. To put that in some context, the Mariners have the second-biggest drop in announced attendance this season at 4,200 per game.
And the Dodgers' drop of 7,900 tickets doesn't count all the no-shows who aren't paying for parking or food or beer or those stupid foam fingers that claim a 52-61 team is still "No. 1!" I went to two games at Dodger Stadium last month where the announced attendance was above 30,000 and the actual attendance couldn't have been more than 20,000. Maybe.
For a team with a payroll around $105 million the loss of $27 million in revenue could have a huge impact on the roster next season.
- garlicfriesandbaseball - Aug 8, 2011 at 1:19 PM
I'm a Giants fan but it's sad to see an organization with such a great history in such dire circumstances. Granted, some of it because of their own doing, but I'm willing to bet they'll come out of this okay. The sooner the better.
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Meanwhile, Frank slaps the sh*t out of Maria for not opening a fresh bottle of unicorn tears and using an "old" bottle from this morning.
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There's nothing worse than flat unicorn tears.
- PanchoHerreraFanClub - Aug 8, 2011 at 2:06 PM
It is sad to see one of the best franchises in MLB to fall to such a state. The Dodgers should be one of the top four teams in terms of revenue (with the Yankees, the Mets, the Red Sox). It has taken really, really, really bad management to get them where they are today.
- koufaxmitzvah - Aug 8, 2011 at 2:08 PM
The power of the LA boycott. Angelenos and Dodger fans not soft. Far from it.
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I always wanted one of them foam fingers as a kid. On behalf of my eight-year old self, I'm shaking my fist at you.
- SmackSaw - Aug 8, 2011 at 2:57 PM
It used to be that the Dodgers would draw 3 million even if the team was mediocre. They drew over 2.5 million in '92 when they lost 99 games. The boycott is real. McCourt should be removed.
- henryd3rd - Aug 8, 2011 at 3:28 PM
How long before the bankruptcy trustee allows MLB to take over this team and send the Frank and his estranged wife into financial oblivion where they deserve to be? The team of Jackie Robinson, Dem Bums, The Boys of Summer and the team that my father lived and died for should not have have their legacy tarnished by these clowns. And let's not let Commissioner Bud and his MLB cronies off the hook. They were the ones that approved these clowns for ownership of this proud franchise and they must share the blame as well. Hey Bud can you spell due diligence?
- nomoreseasontix - Aug 8, 2011 at 4:31 PM
Um.. Maybe McCourt's an old frat buddy of Selig's. Like the A's Lew Wolff.
- Chipmaker - Aug 8, 2011 at 4:54 PM
The greed of the few outweighs the needs of the many.
- tashkalucy - Aug 8, 2011 at 5:56 PM
Grew up in Cleveland and have been in LA for 35 years.
MLB must be hard up when it comes to selling their franchises.
Years ago they allowed my beloved Indians to be sold to Dolan family, shortly before they approved Frank and Mimi – who put no money of their own into the transaction. In 11 years the Indians have not finished over .500 for two years in a row. The previous two years they lost 90-plus games for the first time in franchise history – over 100 years…..not easy to do as they were a team that wasn't even in a pennant race from 1960 through 1993! The Dolan's bought one of MLB's best run franchises at the time and ran it straight into the ground.
And what more can I saw about Frank and the Screaming Mimi that hasn't been said?
So now that the Indians are back to their job as a AAAA team – developing players for contenders (see Thome, Manny, Cliff Less, Victor Martinez and CC) — I can only hope that by the end of the 2013 the Dodgers will have a new owner that can sign Astrubal Caberea, Ubaldo Jimenez, Justin Masterson and Shin-Soo Choo — all of whom will be free agents and happy to get to a quality organization where they can actually compete in a pennant race.
- dogsweat1 - Aug 8, 2011 at 10:59 PM
The return to Brooklyn!!!
- willo3g - Aug 9, 2011 at 7:00 AM
Lets merge Angels and Dodgers! What you guys think?
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City Manager Dan Ramey says the city aims to demolish around 40 buildings this year, and passed an ordinance to waive demolition fees for homeowners in order to make it more affordable for homeowners to demolish their own substandard property. Last year, the city formed an Image Committee in order to tackle several of the city's image issues, one of which being the demolition of substandard homes. Residents in neighborhoods with the derelict homes say they attract criminal activity and actively lower property values in the areas surrounding the homes.
In keeping with the image-building-centric council agenda, the Council approved an agreement with the consulting firm Peckham, Guyton, Albers and Viets for $19,900. PGAV has assisted the city in the past in applying for loans and doing consulting work on image building projects in Downtown Centralia.
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