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Archive for the 'Race, Class, & Sex' Category
Crawford Murder Cops Not Charged Tape Released, Wiz and Rose Split, A Real Situation, more
1) Cover Up: John Crawford III's family fought for more than a month to have the footage of his shooting by police inside a Beavercreek, Ohio, Wal-Mart released. Early Wednesday it was announced that no charges would be brought against the officers involved; then the footage was released. Watch the video if you can stomach it -we only did once for journalistic purposes. http://www.theroot.com/articles/culture/2014/09/surveillance_video_released_of_walmart_toy_gun_police_shooting.html
2) That Was Quick: Amber Rose has filed for divorce from Wiz Khalifa after one year of marriage. Citing irreconcilable differences, Amber, 30, lists the date of separation as September 22 in divorce papers obtained by ET. She is asking for full legal and physical custody of their one-year-old son Sebastian. Amber and Wiz began dating in 2011, and got married on July 8, 2013. The timing of the split is surprising given that just two weeks ago, Amber took to Instagram to wish Wiz a happy 27th birthday with this romantic message. "Happy 27th Birthday @mistercap I'll love u forever…. Hope this year is an amazing one for u sweetheart ??," she wrote. (more…)
Week in Review: Zimmerman Strikes Again, Celebs Speaking Out on Israel, Ma$e Done with Church?, more
1) It seems everyone in the United States is not swayed by the Israeli propaganda that passes for news in this country. John Legend recently tweeted that he was 'So sick watching our Secretary of State grovel to tell Israel how much he loves them' Meanwhile Brit, Russell Brand was recently clowning Sean Hannity:
Apparently the critique got under Hannity's skin so he tried to respond but when he did this happened – damn you Geraldo: (more…)
Nicki Minaj's Butt Moment, Why People Don't Trust Police, #WeStillComing# Real Story, more
Fact Check- We Still Coming, the Real Story: Amy and Ian Hicks saw their unique wedding photo and the story about it everywhere in recent weeks — in People magazine, the New York Post, the Daily Mail and of course on Reddit, where the tale went viral. But they didn't recognize what they were reading. The articles all said different things, but the thrust was that the couple in the photo had accidentally sent a text message to a stranger inviting him to their wedding photoshoot. The photo accompanying the story in People showed the dude wasn't lying. The wedding party in the photo was surrounded by a a group of new friends. It just didn't happen. "I really wish they knew the real story," Amy Hicks said in an interview with The Washington Post. "It's amazing how many legitimate news publications will post anything online." Here's what really happened.
Butt Wait: Nicki Minaj fires back at critics with more images. (more…)
Week in Review: Assault on Gaza Continues, Police Killing Fallout, Dame Dash's New Attitude, Iggy Azalea Minstrel Show, more
The death, destruction and human suffering caused by Israel's 11-day-old onslaught against the impoverished and densely populated Gaza Strip increased sharply Friday. Israeli troops and armored columns continued pushing into the territory in an invasion launched the night before, even as the bombardment from air, land and sea intensified. The death toll rose rapidly to the 300 mark on Friday, while the number of wounded climbed to well over 2,200. What is unfolding in Gaza is a calculated and savage war crime against a largely defenseless population carried out with the full and open support of Washington and the complicity of the European Union, the Arab regimes and the Palestinian Authority (PA) of President Mahmoud Abbas.
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2014/07/19/gaza-j19.html (more…)
Justice Delayed: Wrongfully Convicted Central Park 5 to Settle for $40Million
The five men whose convictions in the brutal 1989 beating and rape of a female jogger in Central Park were later overturned have agreed to a settlement of about $40 million from New York City to resolve a bitterly fought civil rights lawsuit over their arrests and imprisonment in the sensational crime.
The agreement, reached between the city's Law Department and the five plaintiffs, would bring to an end an extraordinary legal battle over a crime that came to symbolize a sense of lawlessness in New York, amid reports of "wilding" youths and a marauding "wolf pack" that set its sights on a 28-year-old investment banker who ran in the park many evenings after work.
The confidential deal, disclosed by a person who is not a party in the lawsuit but was told about the proposed settlement, must still be approved by the city comptroller and then by a federal judge. (more…)
Tim Wise Brilliantly Explains What's Wrong With Mark Cuban's Statements
Tim Wise Brilliantly Explains What's Wrong With Mark Cuban's Statements
"Conservative Black Chick" taken to school
Like Mike: Kobe Proving to be Another Soul-less Basketball Icon
Kobe Bryant Wasn't Impressed by Miami's Trayvon Martin Protest
by Jamilah King
In the March 31 edition of the New Yorker there's a great profile of Kobe Bryant by Ben McGrath. In it, Bryant talks about aging out of his Hall of Fame career with the Los Angeles Lakers, and how he thinks his fame is "pretty fucking cool" for a kid who grew up in Italy and moved to suburban Philly as a teenager.
Throughout his career, Bryant's been talking about as an outsider, specifically when it comes to being the most famous in the world in a sport that's overwhelmingly black. It's given him a politically moderate stance on things, which was on display when McGrath brought up the subject of LeBron James posting a photo online of the Heat players dressed in hoodies in solidarity with Trayvon Martin.
I won't react to something just because I'm supposed to, because I'm (more…)
Black Guy Breaks Into A Car: American Criminal Justice in Under 2 Minutes
The man trying to get into Jason Roberts' car was clearly a professional. His movements were quick, skilled and evidently practiced. He began to attract the notice of skeptical onlookers. Who was that man breaking into the Mazda? Shouldn't someone do something?
A "professional" was exactly what he was, and, having called AAA for help getting into his locked car, Roberts expected nothing less. He was, however, unnerved by the stares of the people questioning the motives of a mechanic who was only trying to help. Then it hit him — they were suspicious because, unlike him, the mechanic was black.
Roberts, a host on the YouTube channel Simple Misfits, decided to replicate the situation, this time camera in hand, so that everyone could witness the same unacceptable double standard that he had. He didn't realize how intense the response would be. Watch the video above to see for yourself (warning: NSFW language). (more…)
Taking Too Long: Jury Huddles for 2nd Day in Jordan Davis Murder Case
JACKSONVILLE — Jurors have ended a second day of deliberations in the first-degree murder trial of Floridian Michael Dunn, charged in the 2012 shooting death of a 17-year-old in a dispute over loud rap music. Dunn, a 47-year-old software engineer, says he feared for his life and was acting in self-defense on Nov. 23, 2012, when he fatally shot Jordan Davis in a gas station parking lot.
Dunn testified that music coming from the Dodge Durango where Davis sat with three friends, all black, was "obnoxious," and said he fired 10 shots at the SUV. Davis was hit three times and died a short time later. The case has been compared to the racially charged Trayvon Martin case, in which neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman said he killed the Florida teen in self-defense during a February 2012 altercation. Zimmerman was later acquitted of second-degree murder.
Dunn testified in court this week that he felt threatened as Davis hurled insults at him from the SUV. Dunn also testified that Jordan reached down, picked something up and slammed it against a rear passenger door of the Dodge Durango where he sat. Assistant State Attorney General John Guy testified that Davis never was a threat. Prosecutors said no weapon was found in the Durango. Some facts however, are undeniable (more…)
Shame on D.R.: Dominican Republic To End Citizenship Of Those Whose Parents Entered Illegally
Dominican Republic To End Citizenship Of Those Whose Parents Entered Illegally
By EZEQUIEL ABIU LOPEZ and DANICA COTO
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — Experts warned Friday that a Dominican court decision to strip citizenship from children of Haitian migrants could cause a human rights crisis, potentially leaving tens of thousands of people stateless, facing mass deportation and discrimination. Officials promised to create a path to Dominican citizenship, but gave no details about how it would work or who would be covered.
The ruling by the Constitutional Court is final and gives the electoral commission one year to produce a list of people to be excluded from citizenship. The decision applies to those born after 1929 – a category that overwhelmingly includes descendants of Haitians brought in to work on farms. It appears to affect even their grandchildren, said Wade McMullen, a New York-based attorney at the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice & Human Rights.
A U.N.-backed study released this year estimated that there are nearly 210,000 Dominican-born people of Haitian descent and roughly another 34,000 born to parents of another nationality.
Many of those "are now effectively stateless," McMullen said. "We really don't know what's going to happen to those people … Based on what the Dominican government is saying, these people are not Dominican citizens and will have to leave and effectively go to Haiti, where they are also not citizens. It creates an extremely complicated situation." The majority of them don't have Haitian citizenship, have little or no ties to Haiti and likely don't speak Creole, he said. Getting Haitian citizenship can be complicated too because it is difficult to comply with requirements to prove descent from a Haitian national. (more…)
It Was the Picture that Convinced Me: Zimmerman Verdict Does Not Alter Truth
Zimmerman Verdict Does Not Alter Truth
By Tom Hall
It was the picture that convinced me.
I believe in our legal system and its processes. I understand the concept that a defendant is innocent until proven guilty. I understand that what trials do is very different from what public opinion does, and from what reality is. Trials determine legal guilt or innocence. They do not determine reality. When Emmett Till was murdered, in 1955, his killers were identified, tried and acquitted. Then they gave an interview to Look magazine, bragging about the murder, knowing that our system protected them against double jeopardy, so they could not be tried again for a murder they were proud of.
Now that he's been acquitted, George Zimmerman can also go national, wallowing in the adulation of racists who think that stalking and shooting an unarmed child is good sport, if the child is black. George has a history of sucking up to authority; making 911 calls to report "dangerous black youths;" longing for some role as an important person. Because he is too clearly psychologically unfit, he has been rejected when applying for police jobs. He has been fired from minimum wage, no-training-needed private security jobs, because of his zeal for excessive violence. But since the trial, without even a junior college degree, he put out the word that he wants to go to law school so he can be an important defender of future shooters who heroically cut down potential black criminals. (more …)
51 Minutes of ASSATA SHAKUR
Former Black Panther Assata Shakur Added to FBI's Most Wanted Terrorist List
The FBI added Assata Shakur to its Most Wanted Terrorist List today. In addition, the state of New Jersey announced it was adding $1 million to the FBI's $1 million reward for her capture. Shakur becomes the first woman ever to make the list and only the second domestic terrorist to be added to the list.
Assata Shakur, who was born Joanne Chesimard, was a member of the Black Panther Party and Black Liberation Army. She was convicted in the May 2, 1973 killing of a New Jersey police officer during a shoot-out that left one of her fellow activists dead. She was shot twice by police during the incident. In 1979, she managed to escape from jail. Shakur fled to Cuba where she received political asylum. She once wrote, "I am a 20th century escaped slave. Because of government persecution, I was left with no other choice than to flee from the political repression, racism and violence that dominate the U.S. government's policy towards people of color." PLEASE CONTINUE AND HEAR AUDIO


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Posted on: August 17, 2011 1:37 am
3 Up, 3 Down: All late inning heroics
By Matt Snyder
Six teams won Tuesday after scoring in their final at-bat, so let's stick with those as the theme of 3 Up, 3 Down.
Lyle Overbay, Diamondbacks. Amazing how things work out sometimes. Heading to the trade deadline, the Pirates were actually in the race for once and looked to upgrade at first base. They ended up trading for Derrek Lee, which made Overbay expendible. He was set free and ended up with Arizona. Now the Pirates have completely fallen out of the race after a miserable stretch and the Diamondbacks are in first place. Tuesday night, Overbay went 3-4 with all three of the D-Backs' RBIs, including a two-RBI double in the ninth off Roy Halladay. The Snakes beat the Phillies 3-2 and are now 3 1/2 games in front of the Giants.
Mark Kotsay, Brewers. He only got one at-bat, but that's all he needed. Kotsay came to bat in the bottom of the ninth with the bases loaded and the score tied 1-1. He planted a Mike MacDougal offering into center field for a line drive, walk-off single. The Brewers extended their lead to seven games in the NL Central and have won 17 of their last 19.
Brian Bogusevic, Astros. Like Kotsay, all Bogusevic needed was one bases-loaded at-bat to produce a walk-off win, but unlike Kotsay, Bogusevic drove home four, not just one. Cubs closer Carlos Marmol allowed two singles and a walk before Bogusevic stepped to the plate with his team trailing by three. He went ahead and hit a walk-off grand slam to save the Astros from an eighth consecutive loss.
Arthur Rhodes/Tony La Russa, Cardinals. Rhodes was signed by the Cardinals to get left-handers out, yet he yielded a walk-off homer to the Pirates' Garrett Jones -- who is, yes, left-handed -- Tuesday night. Of course, members of the media who cover the Cardinals pointed out after the game it was the third straight night La Russa used the 41 year old and that Rhodes is best served in short doses. Tuesday, he got two outs to end the 10th and La Russa trotted him back out there for the 11th. Jones was the first batter Rhodes faced in the 11th. So who was at fault? You make the call. Meanwhile, the Cardinals have fallen seven games back of the Brewers and that race looks like it will be a mere formality quite soon.
Giants offense. In sticking with the theme, the Giants lost in walk-off fashion Tuesday night. Still, it's hard to blame the pitchers. The Giants got no-hit by a rookie -- with big upside, but it was still only his second career start -- for six innings before getting a solo home run from Cody Ross. In 11 innings, that would be their only run. They only had five hits. They've fallen 3 1/2 back of the red-hot Diamondbacks and are threatening to fall behind the Mariners for the least amount of runs scored in the majors. Something better change, fast.
Indians vs. White Sox. Are these two teams seriously in the race? This marathon game was a comedy of misplayed balls, stranded runners, poor baserunning, blown leads and pretty much everything else under the sun. Of course there was good from each side -- some timely hitting and good pitching performances -- but it was predominantly bad and I'd guess most fans of either team would agree. On the Indians side, Shin-Soo Choo was awful in right field, playing two balls into triples and misplaying a few others. They left 11 men on base -- including leaving them loaded in the 13th -- and got a bad outing from Ubaldo Jimenez. On the White Sox end, Will Ohman came in and walked two straight batters -- the second one forced in the tying run -- before recording his lone out of the game. A leadoff triple was wasted in extra innings when Brent Lillibridge was doubled off first on a lineout. Sergio Santos blew a save prior to that to send it to extras. Oh, and they left 15 men on base. But hey, the White Sox won and crept to within a half-game of the Indians for second place in the AL Central. So all is well that ends well for them. (Note: LOB numbers were by my unofficial count. I could be off by one or two. Regardless, it was bad).
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Category: MLB
Posted on: August 16, 2011 4:46 pm
On Deck: Eyeing three races
By Matt Snyder
We've already had one game Tuesday, but there's a full slate of 15 at night, thanks to the Red Sox and Rays having a double-header. Remember to keep those eyes glued on the CBSSports.com live scoreboard for all the action.
Watching the AL Central: The Tigers have lost two straight while the Indians and White Sox have each won two in a row. That means the Tigers have a two game lead over the Indians and 3 1/2 over the White Sox. The latter two square off Tuesday night, so the Tigers need a win of their own to keep up with whichever team wins. They certainly have the right man on the hill, as it's Justin Verlander's (17-5, 2.35) turn in the rotation. Verlander dominated the Twins -- Tuesday's opponent -- in one previous outing this season. Nick Blackburn (7-9, 4.36) starts for the Twins. Meanwhile the Indians send their new ace to the hill against the White Sox, as Ubaldo Jimenez (7-9, 4.37) faces off against Gavin Floyd (10-10, 4.35) of the White Sox. Twins at Tigers, 7:05 p.m. ET; Indians at White Sox, 8:10 p.m. ET.
Watching the NL West: The Giants were in position to trim the Diamondbacks' lead to 1 1/2 games last night, but Brian Wilson's beard blew a save and the deficit is now 2 1/2. Fortunately for the Giants, the D-Backs have a tall order Tuesday night against Roy Halladay (15-4, 2.51) and the Phillies, who sport the best record in baseball by 4 1/2 games. Josh Collmenter (7-7, 3.51) is tasked with keeping his Arizona club close. The Giants have it a bit easier, but not by much. They're facing off against the Braves, who are tied for the second-best record in the National League. They're also sending the fickle Jonathan Sanchez (4-7, 4.29) to the mound. Rookie Randall Delgado starts for the Giants. The 21 year old only has three career starts above the Double-A level. Of note here, the Braves have won six consecutive regular-season games against the Giants. Diamondbacks at Phillies, 7:05 p.m. ET; Giants at Braves, 7:10 p.m. ET.
Watching the AL West: The Rangers traveled to Los Angeles for a four-game series against the Angels Monday, and came out and beat the Angels Monday night. The victory gave the Rangers a five-game lead in the AL West, and it's getting a bit late in the season to chase more than two series' worth a deficit. Translation: The Angels need to win at least two of these next three games, which would get it back to a four-game deficit. If they can win all three, the Rangers' lead would be trimmed down to two. Of course, if the Rangers came out and swept the Angels, the eight-game lead would likely be insurmountable. Tuesday night a pair of young arms are pitted against one another as the Rangers go with Derek Holland (10-4, 4.30) and the Angels send Tyler Chatwood (6-8, 4.07) to the mound. Rangers at Angels, 10:05 p.m. ET.
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Category: MLB
Tags: AL Central, AL West, Angels, Braves, Diamondbacks, Giants, Indians, Justin Verlander, Matt Snyder, NL East, NL West, On Deck, Phillies, Rangers, Tigers, Twins, Ubaldo Jimenez, White Sox
Posted on: August 16, 2011 3:58 pm
Jays closer goes on DL after appendectomy
By C. Trent Rosecrans
It's beginning to look like 2011 is the year of appendicitis -- Blue Jays reliever Jon Rauch was taken to a Seattle hospital early Tuesday morning where he underwent an emergency appendectomy, Mark Zwolinski of the Star in Toronto reports.
Rauch gave up the eventual going-ahead run in a 6-5 loss to the Mariners on Monday with a solo homer to Casper Wells and was later taken to the hospital.
So far this season the Cardinals' Matt Holliday, White Sox's Adam Dunn and Yankees Ramiro Pena have all undergone emergency appendectomies. Even Rays general manager Andrew Friedman underwent an appendectomy last month.
The Blue Jays put Rauch on the disabled list and also designated left-hander Trever Miller (who also gave up a homer on Monday) for assignment and called up left-handed relievers Will Ledezma and Rommie Lewis.
If you're looking for a closer in fantasy baseball, Jesse Litsch may get the first chance at closing for Toronto, so pick him up before anyone else in your league does.For more baseball news, rumors and analysis, follow @eyeonbaseball on Twitter or subscribe to the RSS feed.
Category: MLB
Posted on: August 16, 2011 2:42 pm
White Sox place Pierzynski on DL
By C. Trent Rosecrans
The White Sox suffered a big blow to their postseason hopes as the team put catcher A.J. Pierzynski on the disabled list with a broken left wrist, Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Tribune reports.
Pierzynski, 34, is having a very good year for the White Sox, hitting .296/.338/.412 while leading all American League catchers in games (105) and innings caught (862 1/3). Pierzynski was hit by Kansas City's Bruce Chen on Friday and hadn't played since. The move is retroactive to Saturday. It his first career stint on the DL.
The team promoted Donny Lucy from Triple-A Charlotte, but he will hardly be able to help replace Pierzynski offensively. Lucy, 29, is hitting .158/.233/.256 in 40 games for the Knights. He's been up to the big leagues twice before, in 2007 and 2010.
Tyler Flowers will presumably take over the catching duties. The 25-year-old is in the lineup Tuesday and enters the game hitting .300/.391/.450 in eight games.
Backup Ramon Castro suffered a fractured right hand and index finger on July 9, but only had his cast and pins removed a week ago.For more baseball news, rumors and analysis, follow @eyeonbaseball on Twitter or subscribe to the RSS feed.
Category: MLB
Posted on: August 13, 2011 7:05 pm
Guillen says Zambrano 'embarrassed' by actions
By C. Trent Rosecrans
Last season after Carlos Zambrano got into a fight with teammate Derrek Lee, he went to dinner that night with White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen.
Friday, Zambrano sent Guillen texts after his latest outburst. However, Guillen said he didn't feel like dealing with anyone else's problems after the White Sox's 5-1 loss to the Royals, but his wife Ibis did replay.
Guillen, who has defended Zambrano in the past, had quite a bit to say about Zambrano, whom he calls a friend.
"Very bad and very sad situation," Guillen told reporters, including Scot Gregor of the Daily Herald.
Guillen also said he knew Zambrano was "embarrassed" by his actions.
"But it gets to the point, enough is enough," Guillen said. "What can he say? Hopefully today he feels a little bit better. He should feel embarrassed, should regret what he said or what he did. I don't think he said anything bad. There's a lot of people thinking [about] what he said. I did a lot. You know how many times I want to quit? I can't because I love this game. So does he."For more baseball news, rumors and analysis, follow @eyeonbaseball on Twitter or subscribe to the RSS feed.
Category: MLB
Posted on: August 12, 2011 9:46 am
Pepper: Giants, Marlins meet again
By C. Trent Rosecrans
Just when we thought we'd heard the end of the Buster Posey injury, the Giants are headed to South Florida.
For the first time since May, the Marlins and Giants will meet. You may remember Scott Cousins ran over Posey and ended the season of the reigning Rookie of the Year. In May, the Giants talked about Cousins, retribution and the rest. Well, that's not going to be a problem.
"We've moved on," Bruce Bochy told reporters, including Andrew Baggarly of the San Jose Mercury News. "We have bigger things to be worried about. That's trying to win and get to the postseason. What happened is behind us."
After a 3-7 home stand, the Giants take to the road as the second-place team in the National League West, a half-game behind the Diamondbacks.
Also, Cousins won't be a target, because he's on the 60-day disabled list with a back injury.
The Giants say they've moved on, so maybe we all can as well. Or at least let's hope.
Signs, signs, everywhere there's signs: Blue Jays fans had some fun with the report of Toronto stealing signs. The Star in Toronto has a good photo gallery of signs the fans brought to Thursday's game.
Fast company: Justin Verlander recorded his 100th win on Thursday in his 191st career start, making him the 13th fastest to the 100-win mark since 1919. [Baseball-Reference.com]
Holliday break: St. Louis outfielder Matt Holliday missed his second consecutive game with a back injury on Thursday, but may be ready to play Friday. Holliday is unlikely to go on the DL. [MLB.com]
Good Reed: The Cubs may be having another rough season, but outfielder Reed Johnson is having an outstanding year. He's hitting .349/.389/.566 with five homers in 75 games. In five starts since coming back from back stiffness, Johnson has gone 11 for 21 and is making himself part of next season's plans. However, he is a free agent after this season. [Chicago Sun-Times]
Vandy bound: Blue Jays first-rounder Tyler Beede will not sign with the Blue Jays, Jonathan Mayo of MLB.com reports. Beede, a right-handed starter, told teams before the draft that he wasn't going to sign, but the Blue Jays took a chance on him. He will be eligible to be drafted again in 2014.
Real fight: Usually baseball fights are millabouts with some shoving and little else. Not in the independent North American Baseball League. The league infamous for Jose Canseco and the Lake County Fielders, has another claim to shame -- the fight between former big leaguers Mike Marshall (the manager of the Chico Outlaws) and Tony Phillips. From the Los Angeles Times, here's the fight in which the 51-year-old Marshall suffered facial injuries.
Cop unhappy with Rays: The Cop from the Village People isn't happy with the Tampa Bay Rays. Victor Willis said he's planning on suing the Rays "within the next 30 days" for misappropriating his voice and image. The Village People performed after a Rays game last season and used video of the band performing YMCA in 1978 to promote the post-game concert. Problem is, Willis left the band in 1984 and he wasn't performing. Willis wrote the band's hits and doesn't need to perform to earn money, as he earns more than $1 million a year from royalties from YMCA alone, not to mention Macho Man, Go West and In the Navy. [St. Petersburg Times]
No pinch-hitter for Dunn: White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen said he's not going to pinch-hit for Adam Dunn, even though he's thought about it. Guillen said he'll consider sitting Dunn against left-handed starters, but keep him in the games he starts. [Chicago Tribune]
Welcome back: Left-hander Brian Matusz is pitching well in Triple-A Norfolk and could be back on his way to Baltimore in short order, manager Buck Showalter told reporters. [MLB.com]
Progressive Ice: Cleveland's Progressive Field will host the Michigan-Ohio State hockey game this winter. The ballpark started Snow Days last year with a quarter-mile ice skiing track and a tubing hill. Both will be back, but they're also be a hockey rink. [New York Times]
Coming up short: Just about every game you'll hear a fan or radio announcer groan when an outfielder pulls up and lets a ball bounce in front of him. You know why he does that? Because he's not Alfonso Soriano. As soon as I saw the way Alfonso Soriano play Ian Desmond's leadoff double in the top of the eighth inning on Thursday, I thought, "that's why you pull up." Desmond turned Soirano's bad judgement into a double. It wasn't in MLB.com's highlights (or lowlights) but it's just another in the long list of Soriano's fielding mishaps.
Cactus bringing jack: A cactus statue signed by all of this year's All-Stars is being auctioned off on MLB.com with proceeds going to the cancer charities. [MLB.com]
Great news: Finally, a personal note. You may not know Dave Cameron, a writer for FanGraphs and USS Mariner, but Dave's recently been diagnosed with leukemia. Anyway, Dave's completed his first round of chemotherapy and there's no more leukemia in his body. He'll still have to go through more chemo and will be in the hospital for another week or so, but this is great news. [FanGraphs]For more baseball news, rumors and analysis, follow @eyeonbaseball on Twitter or subscribe to the RSS feed.
Category: MLB
Tags: Adam Dunn, AL Central, AL East, Alfonso Soriano, All-Star Game, Blue Jays, Bruce Bochy, Buster Posey, C. Trent Rosecrans, Cardinals, Cubs, Cubs, Diamondbacks, Giants, hockey, independent baseball, Indians, Justin Verlander, Marlins, Matt Holliday, Mike Marshall, NL Central, NL East, NL West, Pepper, Rays, Reed Johnson, Scott Cousins, Tigers, Tony Phillips, Tyler Beede, Village People, White Sox
Posted on: August 12, 2011 12:47 am
3 Up, 3 Down: Sans chicken wings, Cueto's back
By Matt Snyder
Johnny Cueto, Reds. Cueto had been rolling right along, sporting a 1.72 ERA and 0.98 WHIP through 16 starts. He was coming off a shutout when he was shelled by the Cubs last Saturday for seven hits and five earned runs in just 3 2/3 innings. What was wrong? Cueto said he had chicken wings and his stomach wasn't feeling right when he took the hill. So this time around he avoided the wings and got back on track. Thursday, Cueto worked seven shutout innings against the Rockies, giving up just three hits and walking two while striking out nine in a 2-1 victory. He trimmed his league-leading ERA down to 1.94.
St. Louis Cardinals. If the Cardinals lost this one, they'd have fallen six games back to a Brewers team that is playing as well as anyone right now. That isn't an insurmountable deficit, but it would be quite the climb. Starting pitcher Chris Carpenter was touched up for two runs in the top of the first, too, but after that everything fell into place for the Cardinals. Rafael Furcal and Albert Pujols hit first-inning homers to tie it. Pujols didn't let up, going 4-for-4 on the night with Matt Holliday sidelined. Carpenter labored at times, yet found a way to battle through eight innings without allowing a third run. Closer Fernando Salas worked a perfect ninth. The defense was actually good, too, as the Cardinals turned four double plays in the 5-2 win. They're still four games out and the Brewers are still the favorite, but this was a game the Cardinals needed in this race.
Mark Buehrle, White Sox. The veteran threw eight innings, allowing only six hits and three runs while walking none and striking out six. He picked up the win as the White Sox remained four games out in the AL Central, yet crept to within one of second-place Cleveland. While it was a good outing, Buehrle's in this spot because it marked his 18th stright start in which he allowed three runs or less (Mark Gonzales on Twitter). That guy gives his team a chance to win every single time he takes the ball. And he's talking retirement after this year as he's set to hit free agency. He's only 32.
Brad Mills, Blue Jays. This just in: Oakland isn't very good at offense. Entering Thursday, only the Mariners had scored fewer runs among AL teams. But the A's lit Mills up. He only lasted three innings, allowing five hits and six earned runs in a 10-3 Blue Jays' loss. Maybe the Man in White switched sides. I mean, guys don't just hit in that stadium without some kind of extra help, right?
Nationals in ninth. The Nationals loaded the bases with nobody out against fickle Cubs closer Carlos Marmol Thursday afternoon. The deficit was two and it appeared Marmol had no idea where any of his pitches were going. After an Ian Desmond strikeout -- in which he fought off several pitches out of the zone -- Wilson Ramos had an infield single to cut it to one. Brian Bixler followed with a check-swing strikeout before Rick Ankiel flew out to the warning track to end it. Of all the balls the Nats swung at in the ninth, I'm gonna guess about 35 percent were actually in the strike zone. Even their two hits were of the infield variety.
Nyjer Morgan, Brewers. I rarely have a problem with players on opposing teams having a shouting match. In fact, I quite prefer that kind of fire rather than befriending the opponents. It's supposed to be a competition. But when your teammates are telling you to stop, it's probably a bit ridiculous. According to multiple reporters (including Derrick Goold) at the game, the brief stoppage of play in the top of the eighth inning was due to Morgan yelling at Cardinals starter Chris Carpenter from the dugout. Teammates were reportedly trying to get him to stop and when the camera cut to home plate, Prince Fielder and Yadier Molina could actually be seen laughing about it. If the two clubs are at odds, that's competition. If there's only one guy yelling and everyone else is either telling him to stop or laughing, well, that's a bit out of whack.
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Posted on: August 10, 2011 5:14 pm
Anthopoulous speaks on sign-stealing
By Evan Brunell
Toronto GM Alex Anthopoulous and outfielder Jose Bautista fired back at allegations of sign-stealing, with Bautista revealing that the four bullpen members quoted in the original story were members of the White Sox.
"The whole thing is stupid" Anthopoulous opened his comments with, as Blue Jays broadcaster Mike Wilner relayed.
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"Last year it was steroids, this year stealing signs," Bautista said, referencing how he had to contend with allegations of steroid use after he came out of nowhere to become one of the best players in the game. "I'm interested to see what they come up with next year."
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Design your own silk screen greeting cards using transparency film.
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1. Staple the pine strips together at each of the four corners to form a frame. Flip the frame over and staple the corners on the other side so the frame doesn't stretch out of shape. Hammer the staples flush with the wood.
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4. Scan the image into the computer and print it onto clear transparency film.
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7. Affix a halogen light to the bottom of a kitchen cabinet (13 inches from the screen to be burned).
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10. Check the quality of the burn-in. If the burn-in is good, dry the washed screen to prepare for printing.
11. Insert and secure the screen into the clamps, which will allow the screen to be raised and lowered repeatedly without losing registration.
12. Attach clear acetate to the base of the screen printing area with clear packing tape (for registration purposes), tear a 4-inch piece of painter's tape in half lengthwise and set aside.
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Get creative with Kidville's whopping 16 birthday-party themes, like Sizzling Spectacular Science, Fly Me to the Moon and Dino-Mite, to name a few. Basic packages include a 90-minute celebration in a private space, an activity at the art table, invitations, pizza and juice, cake, party favors, two party leaders and balloons. Extras like a performance from the Rockin' Railroad Band, photographers, character appearances and a cookie-designing station are also available. At certain locations, the Big Blowout Party kicks it up a notch by adding a Jumpy Castle (a kid favorite), two extra party leaders and an additional ten guests. Ages 1 to 9.
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The audio interface for this studio is an inexpensive M-Audio Mobile Pre ($179.95), which offers two XLR inputs and a stereo 1/8-inch mic input. I went for a pair of Audio-Technica AT2020 large-diaphragm condenser mics ($169), which offer solid quality at a low price.
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I use this bag for my appliance repairs. It holds all the tools I need for my job. It is lightweight yet durable. No problems with the zipper, although I believe if you cram it full of tools and try to close it you may have problems. Seems are well stitched and it holds it shape nicely.
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This bag is the new version of item # 35539. I purchased this after reading several reviews about the previuos product. It does not dissapoint. I wanted a small rugged tool bag that i could throw behind a seat or in a trunk and this works perfect. The bottom is rigid enough to hold it's shape. I purchased this along with the 9 piece wrench set and 21 piece socket set. Threw in a screw driver and some pliers and I have the perfect little tool kit for a car.
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Bought this on a whim to be a bag carrier for my corn hole/baggo setup. Fits all 8 of the standard 6" duck cloth bags perfectly like that's exactly what it was made for.We'll see how long it holds up to 8lbs or weight, but I can see it lasting with proper use.
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I bought same bag 3rd time, but just checked this site has 2 same bags and this is the new one, Its 100% same. Just the canvas on this seams a bit light weight (slack) then the Old once i had and Zipper is bit tight. I think last time I have bought 11" 35539 I liked the old one better as the canvas was heavy on the old bag and Stiff.But again this is not a bad buy for the price.
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I had 2 of these bags for long now just bought one more from the Store but the Zipper is very bad quality. I Saw some reviews that this is new one. NEW or CHEAP Quality ????I would suggest to buy the old bag- 35539. As all companies come up with new Item try to make it cheap and make more money. It happened before when I bought some Tools they changed it and the quality is not same anymore.
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I didnt like the zipper was not easy open to close, The fabris??? dont know. It was ok because I bought it on sale. Still putting my tools and easy to carry around, pockets are ok to keep small Items.
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Bash Input Redirection
If you use the shell you surely know about redirection:
# echo 'hello world' >output # cat <outputThe first line writes "hello world" to the file "output", the second reads it back and writes it to standard output (normally the terminal).
Then there are "here" documents:
# cat <<EOF > hello > world > EOFA "here" document is essentially a temporary, nameless file that is used as input to a command, here the "cat" command.
A less commonly seen form of here document is the "here" string:
# cat <<<'hello world'In this form the string following the "<<<" becomes the content of the "here" document.
Another less commonly seen form of redirection is redirecting to a specific file descriptor:
# echo 'Error: oops' >&2This redirects the output of the "echo" command to file descriptor 2, aka standard error. This is useful if you want to keep the error output of your scripts from contaminating the normal output when the output of your script is redirected.
These features work in bash and may not be available in other shells.
Mitch Frazier is an Associate Editor for Linux Journal.
Here is an example of a way
Here is an example of a way to redirect command output without using a pipe.
while read line; do echo This file: $line; done <<EOF $(ls) EOF
Very useful. You could, for example, substitute ls for some program to query a database or sed commands for processing some files
I am not sure if this will run on old versions of bash though
It's worth mentioning some
It's worth mentioning some more examples of input redirection. For a file
matched_files containing a list of files, you could grep the list:
grep mp3 < matched_files
Or do something to each file in the list:
while read line ; do
flac "$line" && rm -f "$line"
done < matched_files
Lots more great examples are on the Useless Use of Cat Award page.
swap STDOUT and STDERR
swap STDOUT and STDERR: "3>&1 1>&2 2>&3"
as in:
(/usr/bin/$COMMAND $PARAM 3>&1 1>&2 2>&3 | grep -v $uninteresting_error ) 3>&1 1>&2 2>&3
Grep stderr
In a bit more detail:
- 3>&1 - moves file descriptor 1 (aka stdout) to file descriptor 3.
- 1>&2 - moves file descriptor 2 (aka stderr) to file descriptor 1.
- 2>&3 - moves file descriptor 3 to file descriptor 2 (aka stderr).
tmp = stdout stdout = stderr stderr = tmpand thereby swapping the standard out and the standard error. Which then allows the stderr (rather than stdout) to be piped into grep.
Mitch Frazier is an Associate Editor for Linux Journal.
To elaborate further
3>&1 redirects output sent to 3 to stdout,
1>&2 redirects output sent to stdout to stderr,
and 2>&3 redirects output sent to stderr to 3.
If you just want to include stderr output in your stdout along with the existing stdout output, you can just use 2>&1
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To those who pay attention, this isn't a problem with ideology — it's a problem with messaging. Which the media is happy to perpetuate. When's the last time you saw the New York Times or any mainstream outlet bemoan the lack of "moderate" Democrats?
The media and Democrats were all to eager to spend a year convicting the McDonnells in the court of public opinion (during an election year to boot). Will they breathlessly dog Hillary Clinton the same way?
There is hyperbole. Then there is this.
Gecker, seeking the Democratic nomination in Virginia's 10th Senate District, also sought for the impeachment of President Clinton
How much has Dan Gecker told Democratic leaders in private about his involvement in the Clinton scandals of the 90s? And how does Clinton ally Terry McAuliffe square these issues with Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign in the vital swing state of Virginia?
This isn't leadership. This is politics. And it could have some damning consequences for Israel, the Middle East, and America.
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Isn't the entire idea behind solar power to go "green" and help save the environment? Apparently not in the case of Solyndra. Not only did the company go bankrupt after receiving $500 million in taxpayer funding, but now workers at the Solyndra plant have left behind tons of toxic waste.
CBS 5 found the building locked up, with no one around. At the back, a hazardous storage area was found. There were discarded buckets half filled with liquids and barrels labeled "hazardous waste." The building's owner, a company called iStar, claimed in court documents, "there may be serious environmental, health and safety issues" at the premises. According to the documents, they include, "numerous containers of solvents and chemicals…and processing equipment contaminated with lead." "Essentially it looks like they left a pretty big mess behind," San Jose State Assistant Professor Dustin Mulvaney told CBS 5. Mulvaney has written a white paper (.pdf) on solar industry waste for the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition.
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