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Seattle is a nice place to live. A bit chilly in the winter but the people are nice. Though they can be a bit reserved.
Well, honestly you might as well enjoy the beach since so many of the natives there can't....I hear alot of you have 3 jobs and what not(Hawaiian's I mean).
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Thanks for being my friend.
I think we should date
My friendship pales into comparison to YOUR friendship. Kudos.
hello new friend! safe travels!!! oh the places you'll go!!!!
This thread is sweet!
It's a pleasure to be your pal, Courtney, even in an online capacity. Perhaps one day we can meet and talk books. That would be swell.
Hi Courtney! wow I just found your request! Thanks!! We are officially friends CHEERS!!!
hey courtney. Washington was OK. didn't do anything real fun. However, at this conference I was at, I ran into an old friend whom i hadn't seen in years and years. so that was very cool.
I was in NYC this past week, and that was better, I had a lot of good meals, including one in a restaurant whose building appears on the cover of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. We're sitting at the bar waiting for our table and I'm chatting with the bartender and I commented that they have good taste in music. (cool, mostly acoustic stuff -- Dylan, Sea Change-era Beck, Elliott Smith, the National) and she shows me the cover of TFBD hanging above the bar and shows me which building we were sitting in at that moment. I -- being the total goofball I am about these things.. ran out of the bar and into the middle of the street to get a good look. just like on the cover.
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from the protect-your-asses dept.
Allright this has been submitted a lot so I'm going to throw it up. Hotmail has been cracked. Badly. Basically there is a web page with a form (no I'm not going to link it here, but I've seen it) that allows you to login as anyone and read/write/delete their email. Be afraid. And if you've got a message to yourself with like your VISA number in it, I'd think twice about it ;)


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"William Wegman: He Took Two Pictures. One Came Out," an exhibition of the artist's text-based black-and-white photographs from the 1970s, is on view at Marc Selwyn Fine Art through July 6.
So you have a new show of your old work.
Yes, and it's new old work. The bulk of it is work that I came across relatively recently. I was going to move to New York temporarily from L.A., Santa Monica. I was there from '70 to '72 and a half. When I moved temporarily, I gave my studio to John Baldessari with the thought that I would come back. I never came back, and I was in the middle of these photographs — some were just negatives and contacts about to be printed, others were prints that I never picked up. And every time I went to L.A. John would say, "You know, you've left a box of stuff here that you might want back."
Finally in 1991 he mailed them to me. And it was all of these amazing things. And the reason it was really important is because I'd had a studio fire in New York in 1978 where I lost all of my works that were in my possession, including my negatives and all the valuable pieces I was keeping near the fire escape. But then I wasn't in the building when the fire happened. So this was really the legacy and also the cornerstone to my work.
But you didn't do anything with them at the time?
Well, I met Christine Burgin — Mrs. Wegman now — and she had a show of my work at her gallery in SoHo with other quote L.A. artists from the early '70s. And we picked a few from that box. I remember looking through these things, and they just made me nervous.
It just gave me the willies. It's about your childhood in a way — it wasn't really my childhood, but it's as though this is something you can explore infinitely and to get through the box would make it finite. So I didn't really want to get to the bottom of it. I wanted it to be always this treasure chest of infinite depth.
What were you going for in those days?
A kind of strange literalness, I suppose, in some cases. In some cases a reinvention of what the picture was leading you to believe was going on.
I read that in those days you sold 50 photos to Ed Ruscha for $4,400. Was it this kind of work?
Well, that was a good investment for him.
It was good for him and for me because anything that Ed does is the coolest thing in the world, so if he stamps his approval on you, people take notice. And it also kept me going for a while.
Tell me about those years.
I first came out to teach at Cal State Long Beach, and I was living in San Pedro. The next year, I'd lost the teaching job — it was just a one-year appointment — and I moved to Santa Monica/Venice, where John Baldessari now lives, on Bay and Main. And it was a real artist's studio, so the work changed from being in a little San Pedro duplex with normal furniture to the next year an artist's studio with white walls and tall ceilings. So the work changed because of the environment a little bit.
Why didn't you come back to L.A.?
Things happened to me. I started showing at Sonnabend and going to Europe. I was in all of these shows. I never really, other than Ed, I didn't really have any gallery support in L.A., and I think it's too bad, because I think my work suffered in the years immediately following, when I lived in New York. And my L.A. work is much better.
Why did it suffer when you moved to New York?
I think the plainness of my style of living in L.A. was very suitable. In New York there was Max's Kansas City and Warhol; there was all of this buzz about persona. And there I didn't really have that kind of attention, and I think that was better for me, healthier.
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US releases first part of drug aid for Mexico
"The United States is a supremely important ally," Colombian armed forces chief Gen. Freddy Padilla told the AP. "But it's an ally that doesn't provide aid and support blindly."
Colombia places almost no restrictions on U.S. support, allowing U.S. soldiers and drug agents to operate freely in its territory.
But Mexicans have always chafed at American military aid. After the Calderon administration objected, U.S. lawmakers backed off tough restrictions, only conditioning 15 percent on State Department confirmation that Mexico is meeting human rights and police corruption goals.
Washington has been unwavering in its support of Calderon's drug fight, even as top members of his security team fell in the corruption scandal. Obama also said Central America should get more than the $65 million in aid it is getting as part of the Merida Initiative. And while Obama has frequently criticized Colombia's human rights record, he pledged his full support for Uribe's fight against the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, which sustains its rebellion with cocaine profits.
But the U.S. is taking a hard look at how it fights the drug war – starting with the U.S. money and guns that sustain the cartels. The Brookings Institution estimates that 2,000 guns enter Mexico from the United States every day, and many Latin American nations complain that U.S. drug consumption is ultimately responsible for the violence.
"The U.S. has to go after the flow of guns and bulk cash and stolen vehicles that go from north to south over our southern border," one of Obama's top Latin America advisers, Dan Restrepo, told The AP. "It's our responsibility to do far more than what we're doing to cut off those flows."
The mostly military nature of the aid also is being examined after the U.S. Congress's research arm reported that Plan Colombia has failed to meet its goal of halving illegal drug production in Colombia, and coca cultivation increased 27 percent last year. Vice President-elect Joe Biden commissioned last month's report as Senate Foreign Relations chairman.
Democrats in Congress already shifted more than $100 million of Colombia's aid to nonmilitary purposes, such as strengthening the judicial system and responding to the world's worst internal refugee crisis after Sudan.
Colombia's military, which has nearly doubled in size under Uribe, worries of more cuts to come.
"It would be an error to deprive of aid a government with a clear democratic conviction and a military that is infinitely respected by the Colombian people," Padilla said.
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The Rams bounced back with four straight victories to claim the NJSIAA South Jersey Group IV title and reach the Group IV championship game for the first time. Southern was stopped by eventual Tournament of Champions winner Ridge in the Group IV final, but that couldn't put a damper on the greatest season in the history of Southern Lacrosse. "It's an honor to be named Coach of the Year," Pampalone said. "It was a great group of kids who lived up to expectations." O c e a n C o u n ty A l l - S ta r B i o s Name: Mike Balsamo School: Jackson Memorial Highlights: An honorable mention pick by the coaches in Class A South. Finished with 42 goals and eight assists for 50 points. Committed to Wesley College. Position: Attack Name: Brock Torre School: Lacey Highlights: Selected as an honorable mention attackman in Class A South by the coaches. Position: Attack Name: Tyler Lipositz School: Southern Highlights: A dynamic offensive threat for the Rams who finished with 28 goals and 55 assists for 83 points, eighth-best in the Shore Conference. A Class A South second-team selection for the second straight season. Position: Attack Name: Evan Farrar School: Jackson Memorial Position: Attack Highlights: A second-team Class A South pick by the coaches for the second straight season. Finished with 52 goals and 25 assists for 77 points. Scored his 100th career goal during an 8-6 win over Rumson on April 8Class A South by the coaches. Name: Nick Anderson School: Barnegat Position: Attack Highlights: Finished fourth in the Shore Conference in scoring with 54 goals and 37 assists for 91 points. A first-team Class A South selection and second-team All-Shore pick by the SCLCA. Name: Dan Bury School: Brick Memorial Position: Attack Highlights: Scored 41 goals and 28 assists for 69 points and finished as the Mustangs' all-time leading scorer. A second-team Class A South selection by the coaches. Name: John Kicak School: Toms River South Position: Midfield Highlights: An honorable mention Class A South selection by the coaches. Will continue his career at ASA College.second straight season and repeat as Class A South champions. 7 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR PROGRAM VOLUME-V / ISSUE-11 / 6/12/13 8 9 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR PROGRAM VOLUME-V / ISSUE-11 / 6/12/13 10 11 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR PROGRAM VOLUME-V / ISSUE-11 / 6/12/13 12 O c e a n C o u n ty A l l - S ta r B i o s Name: Tyler Samms School: Brick Highlights: Scored 28 goals with 14 assists for 42 points. Picked up 64 ground balls. A Class A South honorable mention pick by the coaches. He is committed to Stevens Institute of Technology Position: Midfield Name: Francis Duddy School: Monsignor Donovan Highlights: A Class A South second-team selection by the coaches. Position: Midfield Name: Nolan Gottshall School: Toms River East Highlights: A Class A South second-team selection by the coaches. Scored 22 goals and added 25 assists to tie for the teamhigh with 47 points. Picked up 68 ground balls with 19 takeaways. Won 59 percent of face-offs. Position: Midfield Name: Steve Quaranta School: Jackson Liberty Highlights: Selected as Class A South second-team selection by the coaches. Position: Midfield Name: Al Manzo School: Southern Position: Midfield Highlights: A second-team Class A South selection for the second season in a row. One of the highest scoring middies in the Shore with 42 goals and 11 assists for 53 points. Will continue his career at Gwynedd-Mercy College. Name: Rob Haley School: Toms River South Position: Midfield Highlights: A Class A South first-team selection after an honorable mention selection last season. Also picked as an AllShore honorable mention middie by the SCLCA. Name: Nick Specht School: Jackson Memorial Position: Midfield Highlights: Selected as a Class A South first-team middie for the second straight season and named to the All-Shore second team by the coaches. Scored 26 goals and added 45 assists for 71 points and picked up 78 ground balls. Committed to Elizabethtown College. Name: Mike Specht School: Jackson Memorial Highlights: A first-team Class A South and All-Shore selection for the second straight season. Finished with 29 goals and 37 assists for 66 points. Also picked up 81 ground balls. Committed for Elizabethtown College. Position: Midfield Name:Dallas Mederios School:Toms River South Highlights: A second-team Class A South selection by the coaches for the second straight season. Name: Dan Boland School: Brick Memorial Position: Defense Highlights: Finished with 41 ground balls and 14 takeaways this season. A Class A South second-team selection by the coaches. Name: Frank Thissen School: Southern Position: Defense Highlights: A sturdy defenseman who helped lead a standout Rams defense that allowed 10 goals or more just twice and held teams to four goals or less 11 times as the Rams captured the Class A South division title and the NJSIAA South Jersey Group IV title. Will continue his career at Stevens Institute of Technology. Name: Pat Duggan School: Jackson Memorial Highlights: Selected as a Class A South and All-Shore firstteam defenseman for the second straight season. Finished with 97 ground balls and also scored four goals and added two assists. Name: Matt Kalinowski School: Toms River East Position: Defense Highlights: Had 93 ground balls and 46 takeaways and also scored a goal and added two assists. Was selected as a Class A South first-team defenseman and was an All-Shore honorable mention selection by the coaches. He will continue his career at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Position: Defense Position: Defense 13 PROGRAM 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR 14 6/12/13 O c e a n C o u n ty A l l - S ta r B i o s Name: Nick Jinks School: Southern Highlights: The Rams' top defenseman helped Southern capture its first Class A South division title, reach the Shore Conference Tournament final for the first time and also claim the NJSIAA South Jersey Group IV sectional title. Selected to the first team in both Class A South and All-Shore by the SCLCA for the second straight year. Will play at Eastern University next year. Name: Chris Van Brunt School: Brick Memorial Highlights: Led the Shore Conference in save percentage with a .714 mark on 275 saves. Was selected as the first-team goalie in Class A South by the coaches and an honorable mention selection on the All-Shore team. Name: John Kirk School: Brick Position: Goalie Highlights: Finished with 227 saves this season and a save percentage of .642, good enough for eighth in the conference. Was a Class A South honorable mention selection by the coaches. Position: Goalie Position:Defense Name: Mike Nezgoda School: Brick Position: Specialist - LSM Highlights: Finished among the top 10 in the conference in ground balls with a team-best 97 and was a Class A South Honorable Mention selection. VOLUME-V / ISSUE-11 / Name: Ryan Calmon School: Brick Memorial Position: Specialist - Face-offs Highlights: Scored 17 goals and added 11 assists for 28-points this season, second best for the Mustangs. Picked up 48 ground balls and won 48 percent of face-offs. Will continue his career at Pace University. All Shore Media Team Today! Interested in joining our team and think you have what it takes to be covering sports in the Shore Conference for All Shore Media? 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Just contact Managing Editor Scott Stump @ firstname.lastname@example.com Join The C o n t a c t : S t e v e n M e y e r 7 3 2 - 2 3 3 - 4 4 60 FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION email@example.com 15 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR PROGRAM 16 6/12/13 VOLUME-V / ISSUE-11 2013 YOU TH ALL -S TAR T E AM S # B lac k U ni for m s M on m ou t h / 1 Charlie Curran 3 Josh Nastarowicz 4 Joey Caputo 5 Mike Carroll 2 Chris Pane N AM E P OSI TION Attack Attack Attack Attack 6 Tino Damore Attack 7 Mike Ferdinandi 9 Garret Sweely 8 Jordan Ornowski Midfield Attack Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield 10 Michael Colicchia 12 Zach Henig 11 Cody Weiner 13 Connor Trapani 15 Brian Hess 14 James Neebling 16 Clayton Hauck 18 Michael Stefanelli 19 Sean Poole 20 Chris Lowicki 22 David Walk 17 Pat Gazillo Defense Defense Defense Midfield 14 Jack Byrne 13 Francisco Latorre 12 Peter Schlendorf 11 10 Nico Lorenzo Matt Baltus 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 # W hi te U ni for m s O c e a n Chris Stone Brady Manion N AM E P OS I TION Attack Attack Attack Mickey Holland Steve Assante Evan Gacos Joe Leone Kyle Prouty John Moran Andrew Lombardi Midfielder Midfielder Midfielder Midfielder Midfielder Attack Midfielder Defense Defense Midfielder Midfielder Midfielder 17 Ben Baranker 16 Kyle Kuebler 15 Jack Mallett Defense Defense Defense Defense Goalie Goalie Defense 18 Antonio Latorre 20 Tom Pollock 21 Bryan Kondrup 23 Christian Trigani Defense Goal 19 Hunter Narozniak 21 Dylan Furnback Defense Goal 24 Conor Deverin-G Goal 17 PROGRAM 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR H IGH Ro y a l B l u e U n i f o r m s M o n m o u t h 2013 S CHO OL ALL -S TAR T E AM S W hi te U ni f or m s O c e a n # 8 Jesse Phalanukorn 10 Chris Whitlock 12 Zach Geiger 14 Sean Koubek 13 Steve Megill 11 JD Kuper 9 Michael Villane 7 Max Paris 6 Dan Cammarata 5 Rob Halmi 4 Justin Russo 3 Michael Clarke 2 Dan Bloodgood 1 Alec Dambach N AM E S C H O OL RFH Freehold Twp Howell P OS ITION Attack Attack Attack 1 3 # 2 Nick Anderson Tyler Lipositz Evan Farrar N AM E Shore RBC RFH RBR CBA Colts Neck Holmdel Midfield Attack Attack Attack Colts Neck RBR Manasquan 18 Ryan Logan 19 Rich Curran 17 Ryan Anzalone 16 Todd Bitsko 15 Jack Kelly Colts Neck CBA Wall RBC Freehold Twp Shore Freehold Twp Midfield Goalie Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Defense Defense 17 18 20 19 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 Matt Kalinowski Frank Thissen Dallas Mederios Dan Boland Pat Duggan Nick Jinks John Kicak Tyler Samms Francis Duddy Nolan Gottshall Steve Quaranta Al Manzo Rob Haley Nick Specht Mike Specht Mike Balsamo Brock Torre Dan Bury Southern TRE TRS Jackson Mem Jackson Mem Jackson Mem Lacey Brick Memorial Southern Jackson Mem Barnegat S CHOOL P OSI TION Attack Attack Attack Jackson Lib Southern TRE Jackson Mem TRS Brick Mon Don Defense Defense Defense Defense Defense Goalie Goalie Defense Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Midfield Attack Attack Attack 20 Mike Cusack 22 Zach Campbell 24 Tim Vilardi 21 Kevin Marra Defense Freehold Twp RFH Manasquan RBR Defense Defense Goalie Defense Southern TRS 23 Dylan Rotchford 25 Connor Canonico Colts Neck Specialist 23 22 21 Brick Mem Specialist 24 John Kirk Chris Van Brunt 25 Ryan Calmon Mike Nezgoda Brick Mem Brick Brick Brick Memorial Specialist Specialist VOLUME-V / ISSUE-11 / 6/12/13 18 M o n m o u t h C o u n ty A l l - S ta r B i o s Name: Cal Whaley School: Red Bank Catholic Position: Attack Highlights: Scored a team-high 30 goals and added eight assists for 38 points. Tied for the team lead with 41 ground balls. Name: Dan Cammarata School: Christian Brothers Academy Position: Attack Highlights: Scored 31 goals with 29 assists for 60 points to lead the Colts to their sixth straight Class A North division title. Name: Rob Halmi School: Colts Neck Position: Attack Highlights: Scored 48 goals and added 16 assists for a teamhigh 64 points. An honorable mention pick in Class A North. Name: Justin Russo School: Holmdel Position: Attack Highlights: A first-team Class A Central pick for the second straight season and a second-team All-Shore selection this season. Led the Hornets with 38 goals and 24 assists for 62 points, and also controlled 42 ground balls. Committed to Montclair State. Name: Dan Bloodgood School: Freehold Township Position: Attack Highlights: The Class A North player of the year exploded for 76 goals and 39 assists for a conference-leading 115 points, which was also good for fifth in the state. A Class A North first-team and All-Shore second-team pick last season, Bloodbood was named as a first-team All-Shore attackman this season. Committed to Monmouth University. Name: Alec Dambach School: Howell Position: Attack Highlights: Led the conference in assists with 59 and also scored 41 goals to finish second in scoring with 100 points. Selected as a first-team Class A North attackman for the second straight year and was named as a first-team All-Shore attacker by the SCLCA. Committed to Chestnut Hill College. Name: Michael Clarke School: Rumson-Fair Haven Position: Attack Highlights: The Class A Central and Shore Conference Player of the Year, Clarke was seventh in the conference in scoring with 51 goals and 34 assists for 85 points. He helped lead the Bulldogs to the Class A Central title, the SCT title for a record third straight season and the Group I final for the first time in program history. He is committed to The University of Vermont. Name: Shane McGhee School: Freehold Township Position: Midfield Highlights: An honorable mention Class A North selection by the coaches. Finished the season with 108 ground balls, 8 goals and 8 assists. Name: Jack Kelly School: Shore Position: Midfield Highlights: Finished with 21 goals, 5 assists and 37 ground balls for the Blue Devils. Name: Sean Koubek School: Freehold Township Position: Midfield Highlights: Picked as a second-team Class A North middie. Finished the season with 14 goals, 22 assists and 27 ground balls. 19 PROGRAM 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION Contact: Steven Meyer 732-233-4460 firstname.lastname@example.com 20 6/12/13 M o n m o u t h C o u n ty A l l - S ta r B i o s Name: Steve Megill School: Red Bank Position: Midfield Highlights: An honorable mention Class A North pick by the coaches. Second on the Bucs with 76 ground balls while scoring 11 goals with 14 assists for 25 points. Committed to Montclair State University. Name: Zach Geiger School: Colts Neck Position: Midfield Highlights: Selected as a second-team Class A North middie by the coaches. Scored 16 goals, 5 assists and picked up 10 ground balls. Committed to Merrimack College. Name: J.D. Kuper School: Manasquan Position: Midfield Highlights: An honorable mention selection in Class A Central by the coaches. Name: Chris Whitlock School: Red Bank Catholic Position: Midfield Highlights: Scored 17 goals and 14 assists for 31 points. Controlled 37 ground balls. A second-team Class A Central pick by the coaches. Committed for Monmouth University for football. Name: Michael Villane School: Rumson-Fair Haven Position: Midfield Highlights: A second-team Class A Central selection. Finished with 18 goals and 23 assists for 41 points in helping Rumson capture the Class A Central title, the SCT title for a third straight year and reach the Group 1 final for the first time in program history. Will continue his career at Roger Williams University. Name: Jesse Phalanukorn School: Shore Regional Position: Midfield Highlights: A first-team Class A Central and All-Shore pick by the coaches. Finished with 42 goals, 11 assists and 37 ground balls. Helped the Blue Devils qualify for the Shore Conference Tournament and NJSIAA playoffs. Name: Max Paris School: Red Bank Regional Position: Midfield Highlights: A first-team Class A North and second-team AllShore selection by the SCLCA. Scored 43 goals and 11 assists for 54 points and picked up 56 ground balls Name: Charlie Gravina School: Rumson-Fair Haven Position: Defense Highlights: Part of a standout defensive unit for the Bulldogs that helped lead the way to a Class A Central division title, a thirdstraight SCT title and a spot in the Group I title game. A Class A Central honorable mention pick by the coaches. VOLUME-V / ISSUE-11 / 21 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR PROGRAM 22 6/12/13 M on m ou t h C ou nty A l l - S ta r B i o s Name: Zach Campbell School: Manasquan Position: Defense Highlights: A second-team Class A Central pick by the coaches Name: Kevin Marra School: Freehold Township Position: Defense Highlights: An honorable mention selection by the coaches in Class A North. Helped the Patriots to the Class A North public division title and a spot in the South Jersey Group IV quarterfinals. Name: Rich Curran School: Red Bank Catholic Position: Defense Highlights: Selected as a first-team Class A Central and second-team All-Shore defenseman. Picked up 37 ground balls and also scored a goal this season. Name: Ryan Logan School: Christian Brothers Academy Position: Defense Highlights: A first-team Class A North selection and second-team All-Shore pick by the coaches. Helped CBA capture its sixth consecutive Class A North title and reach the semifinals of the Shore Conference Tournament. Name: Ryan Anzalone School: Colts Neck Position: Defense Highlights: A two-time Class A North first-team defenseman and a first-team All-Shore selection this season. Picked up 51 ground balls. Will continue his career at Montclair State University. Name: John Tascione School: Holmdel Position: Goalie Highlights: Made 179 saves on a .658 save percentage. A second-team Class A Central selection by the coaches. Name: Dylan Rotchford School: Rumson-Fair Haven Position: Goalie ISSUE-11 Highlights: Finished third in the Shore Conference with a .702 save percentage in his first and only seasons as the Bulldogs' starting goalie. Led the team to the Group I final where he made a career-high 16 saves vs. Mountain Lakes. Helped Rumson win the Shore Conference Tournament for a record third consecutive year. A first-team Class A Central and All-Shore selection by the coaches. Will play club lacrosse at the University of Mississippi. Name: Todd Bitsko School: Freehold Township Position: Goalie Highlights: A first-team Class A North and second-team All-Shore selection by the coaches. Finished with a .609 save percentage and a 6.1 goals against average. Committed to Gettysburg College for football as a linebacker. Name: Tim Vilardi School: Red Bank Regional Position: Specialist - LSM Highlights: Led the Bucs with 108 ground balls and also contributed four goals this season. A second-team Class A North pick by the coaches. Committed to Chestnut Hill College. Name: Connor Canonico School: Colts Neck Position: Specialist - Face-offs Highlights: Scored 17 goals with one assist and picked up 49 ground balls. A Class A North honorable mention selection by the coaches. Committed to Salisbury University for football. VOLUME-V / / 23 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR PROGRAM VOLUME-V / ISSUE-11 / 6/12/13 24 A- C E N T RAL A L L -D IV I S I ON T E AM S Michael Clarke Blane Birch Justin Russo Joe Murphy Jesse Phalanukorn Chris Hubler JT Jennings Tim Davis Rich Curran Dylan Rotchford Matt Dixon 25 PROGRAM 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR N AM E S C H O OL RFH Mansq Holm Mansq Shore RFH RFH Holm RBC RFH Holm POS. Att Att Att Mid Mid Mid Def Def Def G Sp Att Att Att Mid Mid Mid Def Def Def G Sp T E AM 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st Player of the Year Rumson's Michael Clarke Ryan Campbell Andrew Porzio JD Kuper Adam Ibrahim JP Regan Charlie Gravina Matt Frost Ryan Lytham Kyle Furita TJ Coleman Dominic Padula Francis Duddy Mackie Marcellino Chris Whitlock Michael Villane Joe Erbe Zach Campbell Conner Phillips John Tascione Dan Brown RFH RBC Mansq Holm St Rose RFH St Rose Shore Mon Don SJV RFH Mon Don Ranney RBC RFH St Rose Mansq RFH Holm SJV Sp Att Mid Def Def Def Att Sp Sp 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm A- N ORT H A L L -D IV I S I ON T E AM S Alec Dambach Dan Bloodgood Tom Deiner Max Paris Jake Smolokoff Zach Ornstein Ryan Anzalone Ryan Logan Mike Cusack Todd Bitsko Billy Sasso N AM E S C H O OL How Frhld CBA RBR RBR How CN CBA Wall Frhld Frhld POS. Att Att Att Mid Mid Mid Def Def Def G Sp Att Att Att Mid Mid Mid Def Def Def G Sp T E AM 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st Player of the Year Freehold Twp's Dan Bloodgood Kyle McDonough Steve O'Brien Samuel Sugarman Zach Geiger Chris Coyle Sean Koubek Kevin Campfield John Seidle Zack Bradley Jack Wilson Tim Vilardi Rob Halmi Steve Megill Kevin Marra Bobby Graziano Shane McGhee Connor Canonico James Montgomery Brian Prestigiacomo Tim Foley Wall Frhld Marlb CN Marlb Frhld How Nep RBR CBA RBR CN RBR Frhld Ocn Frhld CN Nep Marlb Wall Att Mid Def G Sp Sp Sp Sp Sp 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm 26 6/12/13 Dylan Jinks David Kearns Nick Anderson Mike Specht Nick Specht Rob Haley Nick Jinks Matt Kalinowski Pat Duggan C h r i s Va n B r u n t Bill Dowd A - S OU T H A L L - D IV I S I ON T E AM S N AM E S C H O OL Southern B r i c k Tw p Barnegat Jax Mem Jax Mem TRS Southern TRE Jax Mem Br Mem Southern POS. Att Att Att Mid Mid Mid Def Def Def G Sp Att Att Att Mid Mid Mid Def Def Def G Sp T E AM 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st P lay e r of th e Ye a r Southern's Dylan Jinks ISSUE-11 / B r o c k To r r e E t h a n To n n e s o n Mike Balsamo Ty l e r S a m m s To m P r o s s e r JJ McKenna Shawn McManus R y a n Yo u n g John Kirk III Matt Grobelney Jeremy Brown S c o t t We d g e w o r t h Mike Nezgoda Johnny Kicak Evan Farrar Ty l e r L i p o s i t z Dan Bury Al Manzo Steve Quaranta Nolan Gottshall Frank Thissen Dan Boland Dallas Mederios C o d y We i s e l Dan Cannon Lacey Barnegat Jax Mem B r Tw p Lacey Barnegat Southern Jax Mem B r Tw p Barnegat TRS Jax Mem B r Tw p TRS Jax Mem Southern Br Mem Southern Jax Lib TRE Southern Br Mem TRS Jax Mem Lacey Att Att Att Mid Mid Mid Mid Def G G G Sp Sp Mid 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm Hm VOLUME-V / Thaiss was taken in the 32nd round with the 953rd overall pick, becoming the only current Shore Conference player to be selected. A pair of Toms River North graduates, NJIT pitcher Mark Leiter and Seton Hall pitcher Brian Gilbert, were also selected along with St. Joseph's University pitcher Jim Yacabonis, a former Christian Brothers Academy standout. Just like Toms River North, it was a banner day for Jackson Memorial, as former pitcher Pete Kelich, who starred at Bryant University, was taken in the 38th round by the San Diego Padres. Gilbert was taken in the seventh round by the Minnesota Twins, Yacabonis was selected in the 13th round by the Baltimore Orioles, and Leiter was drafted in the 22nd round by the Philadelphia Phillies. "I think they went a different way earlier in the draft after hearing that, but it's all good,'' he said. "I can come back in three years (when he will be drafteligible again) and hopefully go a lot higher." Thaiss said he spoke with members of the Red Sox organization the day before "To take me away from Virginia, they knew it was going to take a lot (of money) because it's a great education and a great program,'' Thaiss said. "All along I really wanted to go to school. I am dead-set on going to Virginia, and it would've taken life-changing money not to go, but it's definitely nice to be drafted." Thaiss was happy to be selected but said that he intends on honoring his commitment to the University of Virginia. This spring he hit .351 with 26 hits, 20 runs scored, 19 RBI, 11 doubles, 4 homers and a .531 on-base percentage thanks to 29 walks. Gilbert was the 200th overall pick after earning a third-team AllBig East Kelich was a firstJackson Memorial's Matt Thaiss selection this team All-Northeast spring as a junior Conference selection for the second reliever for Seton Hall. He went 4-4 with straight year. He went 7-4 with a 2.53 a 2.40 ERA and six saves in 26 relief ERA in a team-high 97 2/3 innings, appearances. Gilbert was an All Shore striking out 89, as the team's three-year Media first-team All-Shore selection in ace. Kelich was an ASM first-team All2010 when he went 7-3 with a 2.46 ERA Shore selection in 2009 for the Jaguars, and 56 strikeouts in 60 innings for the capping the season with a complete-game, Mariners. five-hit shutout in a 2-0 win over eventual Yacabonis, a junior, earned second-team state champion Christian Brothers Academy in the Shore Conference All-Atlantic 10 and All-Philadelphia Baseball Big 5 honors after setting the St. Tournament final to give the Jaguars their first SCT championship since 1984. He Joseph's school record for saves in a also helped Jackson win its first Class A season with 10. He posted a 1-2 record South title since 1994. Kelich, a hardwith a 2.02 earned run average in 35.2 innings over 26 appearances. He appeared throwing righty, finished 6-0 on the mound with five complete games, a 1.34 in over half of SJU's conference games, ERA and 56 strikeouts in 52 1/3 innings notching six saves to go with a 1.80 ERA with only five walks. in 20.0 innings. Yacabonis ranked second in the Atlantic 10 in saves while tying for Also, Brookdale Community College third in appearances. second baseman Mike Giuffre, who starred at Tottenville High School in Leiter, who is the son of former majorStaten Island, N.Y., was taken in the 36th league pitcher Mark Leiter and the round by the Cleveland Indians. nephew of former big-league hurler Al Leiter, was a first-team All-Great West Conference selection this spring as a Photo by: Bill Normile senior. He led the conference with 106 www.billnormile.zenfolio.com FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION Contact: Steven Meyer 732-233-4460 email@example.com 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR ackson Memorial senior catcher Matt Thaiss and four former Shore Conference pitchers at the collegiate level were selected in this year's Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. J By Scott Stump – Managing Editor he was selected and told them what he would sign for. strikeouts in 94 2/3 innings, including a school-record 20strikeout game against Chicago State, the highest single-game total of any Division I pitcher this spring. For the season, he was 5-9 with a 4.94 ERA. Leiter was an ASM second-team All-Shore selection as a senior in 2009, when he finished 72 with a 2.23 ERA, 60 strikeouts and 20 walks in 62 2/3 innings for the South Jersey Group IV champs. PROGRAM Thaiss, 4 Shore Grads Selected in MLB Draft 27 28 6/12/13 VOLUME-V / ISSUE-11 / S peci al T ha n k s A gai n G o O u t To R u m s o n - Fa i r H a v e n H i g h S c h o o l for the use of their facility The Referees from The Shore Conference Chapter for their services tonight & throughout the year Po r t i o n s o f To n i g h t ' s Proceeds will go to the SCLCA Scholarship 29 PROGRAM FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION Contact: Steven Meyer 732-233-4460 email@example.com 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR 30 6/12/13 VOLUME-V W eek 5/26 to 6/8 rought to you by Baseball U, every week during this 2013 Shore Conference baseball season, All Shore Media selected a player and a pitcher of the week for their performance in the previous week. B ISSUE-11 / Player of the Week Mike Miraglia, Sr., OF, Toms River North Co-Pitchers of the Week W eek 5/5-5/11 Player of the Week Joe Dudek, Sr., 1B, CBA Honorable Mention W eek 4/21 to 4/27 / Player of the Week Matt Guarino, Jr., 1B, Jackson Memorial Honorable Mention James Meyreles, Sr., OF, Msgr. Donovan Pitcher of the Week Mike Bolton, Sr., LHP, Freehold Honorable Mention Ron Marinaccio, Sr., RHP, Toms River North W eek 4/14 to 4/20 Karl Blum, Sr., RHP, Toms River North Brian Quinn, Sr., RHP, Monmouth Regional Brian Cottrell, Sr., RHP, Brick Memorial Honorable Mention Dan Serreino, Jr., RHP, Jackson Liberty Player of the Week Anthony Ferlise, Jr., 1B/DH, Toms River North Honorable Mention Matt Guarino, Jr., 1B, Jackson Memorial Co-Pitchers of the Week John McCarren, Sr., RHP, CBA; Eddie Corrigan, Sr., RHP, Central Honorable Mention Brian Cottrell, Sr., RHP, Brick Memorial Matt Guarino, Jr., 1B, Jackson Memorial Ed White, Sr., P/1B, Manchester Pitcher of the Week Rich Power, Sr., LHP, Monsignor Donovan Honorable Mention Joe Jacques, Sr., RHP, Red Bank Regional Tom Broyles, Sr., RHP, Monmouth Regional Matt Simonetti, Sr., RHP, Manalapan Kevin Welsh, Jr., RHP, Neptune; Latrell Jones, Jr., RHP, Neptune Paul Schifilliti, Sr., RHP, Toms River East W eek 5/19 to 5/25 Player of the Week Mike Puglisi, Sr., 2B, Central Honorable Mention Kyle Cala, Jr., CF, Brick Memorial Pitcher of the Week Eric Fricks, Sr., RHP, Toms River South Honorable Mention Ashwin Mudiraj, Sr., RHP, Long Branch Tom Puza, Jr., RHP, Red Bank Catholic W eek 4/7 to 4/13 Player of the Week Evan Pietronico, Jr., OF, St. John Vianney W eek 4/28 to 5/4 Pitcher of the WeekRob Grilli, Sr., RHP, Middletown South W eek 5/12-5/18 Player of the Week Joe Sadler, Jr., 1B, Holmdel Honorable Mention James Sofield, Jr., P/2B, Jackson Liberty Kurt Van Benschoten, Sr., SS/3B, Point Boro Pitcher of the Week Mike Rescigno, Sr., RHP, Red Bank Catholic Honorable Mention Tyler Mellott, So., RHP, Toms River South Brian Cottrell, Sr., RHP, Brick Memorial W eek from the first week of action. Player of the Week Ryan Wares, Jr., SS/P, Howell Pitcher of the Week Rob Grilli, Sr., RHP, Middletown South Player of the Week Kyle Cala, Jr., CF, Brick Memorial Honorable Mention Nick Cardace, Jr., 1B, Freehold Township Pitchers of the Week Toms River North's pitching staff; Wall's pitching staff Honorable Mention Dan Serreino, Jr., RHP, Jackson Liberty Chase Stopyra, Sr., RHP, CBA anney's baseball team had just suffered a lopsided loss to St. Rose in mid-May when junior pitcher Steven Jacobson returned home to find a box waiting for him that made the defeat seem like a distant memory. Sitting inside the box was the culmination of four years of hard work. While there are plenty of Shore Conference baseball players who accomplished impressive feats this spring, only one can say he published his debut novel. He wrote his book in the midst of a host of other extracurricular activities, including playing baseball for Ranney and for his offseason travel team, the New Jersey Marlins. He spent his winter and spring breaks during this school year doing the final edits. "I was thinking, what if a comeback like that happened in baseball at catcher, the most grueling position on the field,'' Jacobson said. "Also, if the catcher is in his 40s, he might have a son who could play Major League Baseball, and that's what really sparked the idea." On May 21, Jacobson, 17, released his first book, titled "One Last Season." Available on Amazon, BarnesandNoble.com and Books-A-Million, the fictional story revolves around 43-year-old catcher Fred Duvall, a one-time-greatturned-backup who takes over the starting job due to an injury. The team's owner doesn't believe Duvall can last the full season despite his hot start, so he trades for a young catcher to compete for the job. The new catcher happens to be Duvall's estranged son, Cody, whom Fred abandoned 20 years earlier when he opted for the life of a professional baseball player. "It took a long time, but it was worth it,'' Jacobson said. "I've always had a very creative, imaginative mind and always like to lay my ideas down on paper. "I opened the box, and just to see that cover with my name on it, flip the book over, see my picture and words I've written, it was an incredible feeling,'' Jacobson said. "I'd always heard he loved writing,'' Ranney baseball coach Brian Dolan said. "He's so humble, he never really came out and told anybody about it. I think that's amazing for an adult with a full-time job to do something like this, but for a kid to do that is even more impressive. We got a copy delivered to the school, and I was thumbing through it and said, 'This is amazing.''' "I wouldn't say my teammates were surprised, because they know how much I love writing, but they were impressed,'' Jacobson said. A project Jacobson thought would take a few months in 2010 ended up nearly taking until the end of his junior year of high school to complete. In between editing and finalizing the book this spring, Jacobson was a pitcher/outfielder for Ranney in the Panthers' first year playing in the Class B Central division as a newlyminted member of the Shore Conference. He had largely kept the book project under wraps until his teammates discovered it on Amazon. Baseball fiction has long been a favorite of Jacobson, who lives in Colts Neck after growing up in Farmingdale. When his mother went to the gym at The Atlantic Club in Manasquan, Jacobson would go to the Wall Township Library and scan the shelves for baseball books. New Jersey author Dan Gutman was a particular favorite, along with books by New York Daily News sports columnist Mike Lupica and a 1940s series about the Brooklyn Dodgers by former New Yorker writer John R. Tunis. "I read a lot of baseball fiction,'' he said. "I used to love to go to the library and peruse the sports fiction sections." "It was definitely a really good learning process,'' he said. "I'm not terribly worried about how many copies I'm going to sell. It's just nice to have my name in print. It was a really detailed, really focused process." "I don't want to grow up and be a writer,'' he said. "I like to have things to do, and if I was a writer and had writing block for a long time, I wouldn't have a lot to do." After becoming a published author, Jacobson plans on doing some writing in college. However, he sees it more as a side passion than his main focus. While the book is mainly available online and via order through bookstores, Jacobson will also be having a reading and talking about the book at 11 a.m. on July 13 at the Monmouth County Library branch in Shrewsbury, where he is a volunteer. He has no immediate plans to write another book, but there could be one down the line. "There's a lot of stuff going on right now,'' he said. "It took me three years to write this one, so it would probably take a while to write another one. I've been writing short stories since I was eight years old, so for now I'll work on them because they're quick and easy. As for another book, I will probably write one at some point in the future." Special Thanks to the photographers who supplied the photos seen throughout this issue Cliff Lavelle: www.clearedge.zenfolio.com Bill Normile: www.billnormile.zenfolio.com David Thorne: www.davethorne.smugmug.com Doug Bostwick w w w . s p o r t s h o t s w l b . c o m 2013 SENIOR ALL-STAR R The seeds of the novel were sewn when he was 13 years old in 2009, watching Redskins back-up quarterback Todd Collins enter the game against his favorite team, the New York Giants. The announcers detailed the latecareer comeback story of Collins, who came off the bench in 2007 to lead the Redskins to three straight wins and had remained as Jason Campbell's backup for the next two seasons. 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FOREST PARK — Now that it has been designated a Targeted Employment Area, city officials can accept funds from foreign investors for development projects on Ft. Gillem.
Without the designation, foreign investors would have to come up with at least $1 million to participate in development, said Forest Park City Attorney Robert Mack.
"Private foreign investors who want to come to America have to invest at least $1 million without the TEA designation," he said. "But with TEA in place, they only need half that amount."
The program is offered under EB-5, which was created by Congress for economic stimulus from immigrant investors motivated in part by access to permanent residency in the United States. EB-5 is administered by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service and allows qualified immigrants to invest money from a lawful source into new commercial enterprises that will create 10 or more new, full-time jobs per investor.
In exchange, the investor gets a temporary green card, also known as a permanent resident visa. The jobs must be created within two years.
Getting the TEA designation wasn't a slam dunk for Forest Park. The initial unemployment numbers didn't quite meet the qualifications, said Mark G. Watson, director of Workforce Statistics and Economic Research for the Georgia Department of Labor.
"This census tract does not qualify as a TEA based on its 2011 annual average unemployment rate of 6.6 percent," Watson said. "However, the combined statistics for contiguous census tracts in Clayton County provide an unemployment rate of 13.5 percent for the particular geographic area."
According to Watson's numbers, there is a labor force of 39,731 in Forest Park with 5,369 unemployed. The national average unemployment rate for 2011 was 8.9 percent. To qualify for the EB-5 program, an area must experience 150 percent of the national average rate, or 13.3 percent or greater.
Mack said State Rep. Mike Glanton of Jonesboro was the driving force behind getting the TEA designation.
"We couldn't have done this without Mike Glanton," said Mack. "I wish the rest of the legislative delegation was like him, he's a go-getter."
Glanton said he was proud to work with the city to get the deal approved.
"As a result of the TEA designation, it immediately exposes the city and special projects to over 400 International enterprises representing over 30 nations," he said. "I am extremely excited about the possibilities. I also want to commend the city and its staff for seizing this great opportunity and aggressively pursuing the projects and investors."
The designation could bring millions of dollars into Forest Park.
"Through forged business relationship with various domestic and international investment groups through the EB-5 program, we were able to begin the process of acquiring $20 million-$60 million for development projects the region," said Glanton. "Our collective message to potential investors is that Forest Park and our region are ready and able to invite them in to contribute to our growth, enhancement and ultimately economic success."
The result will be the creation of jobs and opportunities for the city and Clayton County.
"This effort will also help local businesses move further into the global markets by matching locals with international business interest in the process of working on our projects already identified," said Glanton. "These increased opportunities to marry investors with our local municipalities and businesses will help in creating jobs and opportunities for the city of Forest Park, Clayton County and the entire region."
Forest Park city officials finalized a $30 million deal in January 2012 to buy Fort Gillem from the U.S. Army. It was a transaction more than five years in the making. The Army retains a 250-acre enclave that includes its Criminal Investigations Division Crime Lab, a state of the art facility, but 1,170 acres will be developed by Forest Park into industrial, manufacturing, warehouses and business park tracts.
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It was such a strange way to cap off the 20th edition of the renowned music fest, but going in the potential was there for something special to happen. With their recent albums equal parts progressive rock and Coldplay-style stadium rock, Anathema was a bit of a left-field choice as the headliner for Sunday's "Afterburner" lineup, but considering the band's roots as a doom metal band in the early-'90s, it was an idea that could work, especially when you took into consideration what the UK band had in store. It was Roadburn's suggestion that Anathema explore their early output in a special set, and that inspired brothers Vince and Danny Cavanagh to organize a special set that would start with Anathema circa 2015 and gradually work its way back towards the band's extreme metal beginnings. Better yet, the brothers had reconnected with former vocalist Darren White and former bassist/songwriter Duncan Patterson, and both would be joining the band onstage, with White singing on the last handful of songs from their pre-1996 era.
Mic Harrison and the High Score started as the merging of a backing band for Harrison's solo work, but has become a band in itself over the years. After John Paul Keith moved on from the regionally beloved band the V-Roys to pursue his solo career, Harrison stepped in and joined the band for their run of albums on Steve Earle's former label and cemented themselves in Southeastern roots rock clubs. (Former V-Roys member Scott Miller is also an alumnus of Country Fried Rock.)
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Every winter I decide to cruise someplace else on the Great Lakes. While I have never made one of these planned cruises, I have great hopes (again!!) for next summer. This time it''s up the Detroit River, across Lake St. Claire, up the St. Claire River and into Lake Huron, eventually making it to the North Channel. I understand about the current flowing out of Lake Huron, but the thing that worries me the most is the river traffic in big boats. Do those of you who regularly sail these rivers feel that radar is necessary, or can I make it safely without radar? I really don''t want the expense of radar, but if I have to get it I''d like to know ASAP. Thanks to anyone who responds.
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Publishers WeeklyToni Stone was 32 when she joined the Indianapolis Clowns, becoming the first woman to play in the Negro Leagues, and laying claim to the second base position recently ceded by Hank Aaron, who had moved on to the majors. Before then, Stone had spent years playing semi-pro and participating in barnstorming tours (the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, made famous by the movie A League of Their Own, didn't allow black women). Stone stayed in the Negro Leagues only two years, posting less than spectacular numbers, and Ackmann has a hard time supporting her claim that her presence wasn't first and foremost a publicity stunt. What makes Curveball stand out are the moving stories of racism faced by the black players, and Stone encountered more of it than most: while traveling, she often had to sleep in brothels while her male teammates, also barred from hotels, slept in boarding houses. Records of Stone's games and life are scant (she died in 1996), and Ackmann has done her research, but in the end, conjecture, filler, and footnotes rob the book of intimacy and excitement.
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When traveling to promote her TLC reality TV show Kate Gosselin quickly traded in her modest lifestyle with diva demands according to Robert Hoffman's tell-all book on the mother-of-eight, and RadarOnline.com has all the exclusive details.
Hoffman's explosive book, Kate Gosselin: How She Fooled The World, is full of shocking allegations against the reality TV queen and the author claims he obtained access to her "email communications" which revealed "numerous examples of her distain for others."
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"Not many people do 'rude' quite as well as Kate does. Kate had some very specific demands for accommodations and meals while traveling. These are some particular stipulations she submitted to Wendy Douglas from Discovery for their stay at the Essex House in New York City," Hoffman writes.
"Kate told Wendy they had security concerns and layout concerns at other hotels, but in the 'spirit or partnership' they were 'willing to do the Essex House again' as long as her stipulations were met."
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It should be noted that the average rate for a single guest room at the Essex House is over $600 per night.
According to Hoffman, the following is the list of accommodation and culinary demands Gosselin made:
• Accommodations: Kate asked for the same suite setup they had the last time they stayed, but with an additional king room "DIRECTLY NEXT DOOR" to the suite setup. Kate also specified a room number, and indicated it was the floor the spa was on. She adamantly stated that "A room down the hall even one room further will not work!!!!!" She also said she would need an additional rollaway bed in the suite.
• Meals: Kate said the room service menu selection for breakfast would be fine. She specified the following exact menu items for lunches for two days, and dinners for two or possibly three days:
– Wednesday dinner: Kobe beef tips cooked medium to medium well; steamed broccoli; mashed potatoes; French fries; organic blueberries; and vanilla ice cream. Kate asked that a mixed green/grilled chicken salad option be provided for the adults. She listed these ingredients to be used in the salad: grilled chicken, cucumber, tomato, sliced strawberries or pears, feta cheese crumbles, pecans and a balsamic vinaigrette dressing.
– Thursday lunch: Homemade macaroni and cheese with mild white cheddar and small shell pasta; French fries with honey mustard sauce; carrots and celery sticks; apple slices; and chocolate chip cookies (with a mixed green/grilled chicken salad option for the adults)
– Thursday dinner: Hamburgers (sliders); cheeseburgers (sliders); hot dogs; chicken fingers with honey mustard sauce; French fries; onion rings; dill pickles and steamed seasoned green beans on the side; and vanilla cake with vanilla icing (with a mixed green/grilled chicken salad option for the adults).
– Friday lunch: Peanut butter and grape jelly on wheat bread (Kate specified whole grain bread with no "obvious" grain in it); potato chips; fruit salad with blueberries, bananas, apple, grapes, strawberries, kiwi, and pineapple; Monterey Jack cheese cubes; and oatmeal raisin cookies. (With a substitute for the adults of ham and cheese sandwiches on wheat with lettuce, tomato and onion and horseradish spread; and a mixed green/grilled chicken salad.)
– Friday dinner (if they were still there): Pizza – cheese, pepperoni, onion and green peppers in different configurations; French fries; steamed broccoli; and chocolate brownies (with a mixed green/grilled chicken salad option for the adults).
– Kate requested these additional specific items from Whole Foods in the main suite only:
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Hoffman claims Gosselin said the demands would "alleviate some of the stress of traveling."
As Radar previously reported, this is the second time Hoffman has released the book since he pulled it just days after its first release in 2012.
Among the allegations; claims that she used her children to gain fame and fortune, and even called them "disabled" in a letter to the State of Penn. when begging for free full-time childcare.
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But believe it or not, Gosselin, 39, isn't planning on taking any legal action against Hoffman this go around — last year she filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against Hoffman and ex-husband Jon for hacking and wiretapping, claiming he gave the author the hard-drive from her computer — but she eventually dropped her lawsuit for undisclosed reasons.
"Kate's not going to take any legal action at this time," a source close to the reality TV star told Radar earlier this month.
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"She feels the book is already 'out there' and thinks that 'even though a lot of things are fabricated and untrue,' she doesn't feel the need to drudge up old news and waste unnecessary money on attorney fees that could go to feeding her children's mouths."
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"I remember many(including myself) thought Chris Phillips was the next huge thing and cant miss 4x champ possibly. Chris had a nice career but didn't turn into the prospect I thought he would. Lots of that has to do with Chris's interest level I think(something that is completely opposite of Chance) but it still serves as a reminder to give these kids time before writing their legacy."
Maybe so. But Chris Phillips has not wrestled a college match yet. I don't remember a whole lot of talk about him being a 4X NCAA champ. He lost as a SOPHOMORE to Ed Ruth, so some luster from his Ironman championship the previous year was dimmed. He didn't compete in freestyle, after early Fargo cadet success, further removing some luster.
But it is fact that he lost ONE high school match (the one to Ed Ruth) in that "nice" career. We might be underestimating Chris Phillips. Just about everyone is basing their projections on Chris' "interest level". Clearly he has multiple interests.
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House GOP plan would stave off threat of U.S. government default through May 18
But last week, under pressure from business leaders and some Republicans, House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, announced that he was developing a plan to postpone a new debt-limit clash. In exchange, he requested that Senate Democrats revive the traditional budget process, which they have neglected for four years.
The GOP proposal calls for the Democratic-controlled Senate to adopt a budget by April 15 or have senators' paychecks held in escrow until this session of Congress ends in early 2015.
Late Tuesday, House leaders sought to build support for the measure in a closed-door meeting with their rank and file, repeatedly offering the rallying cry, "No budget, no pay."
Boehner told reporters after the meeting: "We've done our budgets, but it's been nearly four years since the Senate has done a budget. Most Americans believe you don't do your job, you shouldn't get paid."
The speaker vowed that House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., would draft a new budget blueprint that would wipe out deficits "within a decade." The austere budgets Ryan offered in years past took nearly 30 years to balance.
"It's time for us to come to a plan that will in fact balance the budget over the next 10 years," Boehner told reporters afterward.
Balancing the budget over the next decade, however, is likely to require extraordinarily deep cuts in spending that go even further than reductions in previous House budgets. In the past, Ryan has targeted spending on health care for the poor and other social safety net programs, such as food stamps and aid for college tuition.
Even as they moved toward an agreement to temporarily resolve the problem of the debt limit, lawmakers have offered no new ideas for bridging the vast ideological chasm on taxes and spending.


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Mon-Fri: 7am-1am EST / Sat-Sun: 7am-11pm EST
ApplianceMaytag Dryer
Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repairLess than 15 mins
Age of Appliance5 - 10 years
Screw driversSocket set
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Step 1 - Open the topStep 2 - remove the front of the dryer(remember to disconnect the switch before you take off the panel.Step 3 - Put flashlight under drum on the left to "light-up" the areastep 4 feel around the back right and find the Motor shaft and the pulley, make sure they are in tact.step 5 feel on the floor and remove the broken beltstep 6-slightly lift the front of the drum off the front rest and slide the belt over the drumstep 7 rest the drum back down and slide the belt into positionstep 8 put the belt around the motor shaft and pulley as per the diagram with the dryer and the beltstep 8 replace front panelstep 9 - close topstep 10 dry clothes
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Michael Schumacher's son is set to begin down his own road to Formula One.
Motorsport.com karter Stirling Fairman just completed his first full season of karting and already has a championship under his belt.
Mick Betsch has become become the vice-champion of the FIA's KF-Junior karting category.
The new project will be known as 'Ricciardo Kart.'
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Another Fittipaldi is making headlines, Pietro's brother Enzo will be heading to the Karting World Finals after a great race this weekend in Mooresville.


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