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With the recent news that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other suspected terrorists will face trial in military tribunals rather than regular civilian courts, leading Guantanamo expert Karen Greenberg has been all over the media lately. I wanted to highlight her article a week ago in The Guardian, which homes in on the key point that federal prosecutors have built up a professional expertise on terrorism cases.
We tend to forget that regular courts have a successful record of prosecutions numbering in the hundreds, while military tribunals can count their terror trials on the fingers of one hand. Greenberg's perspective is interesting, looking at the issue from the vantage of professional guilds. In other words, it's a turf battle between Department of Justice attorneys and the military JAG corps. It's not that the military lawyers are eager to learn this specialty; as we know, the issue is intensely politicized. Greenberg gives her take on the politicization of terror trials in her concluding paragraph:
How ironic that the development of a true professional expertise is met with a refusal to let the courts practice what they are charged with under the US Constitution. Could it be that expertise in these matters is just what Congress doesn't want? Could it be that "fair trials" and "just verdicts," not to mention transparent trials and public accountability for the families of 9/11, are not what matter most? Could it, instead, be that thwarting the department of justice and obstructing the clear preferences of Attorney General Holder and the Obama administration are the politicians' top priorities, even in the "war on terror?"
But this isn't just about obstructing and opposing President Obama — though we get plenty of that from the right wing on other issues (see health care, reform of). As I've been arguing for a long time, the far right actively fosters an image of terrorists as too dangerous (even in custody) for our regular justice system to handle, too dangerous even to move to American soil. It's a pillar of the political argument against Democrats generally for the DeMint-Sessions-Ihofe wing to set out demagogic markers of what counts as taking the terrorist threat seriously.
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@Abdulaziz, well the Israelis have never attacked the USA and it does appear that the Palestinians whether Hamas or Hezbollah are the ones driving the controversy. I would not blame the Israelis if they decide the next time they are attacked to go ahead and take some more elbow room from the attacker.
@ AbdulAziz A. I am no Muslim sympathizer but I agree with every word of your post.
KSM TRIAL/TRIBUNAL: Is anyone surprised..?? closed session,torture confession admissible,no appeal,no defense counsel presence required,verdict is none appeal,DEATH PENALTY is a CERTAINTY.. Can anyone think of better way of control of unpredictable information concerning the 9-11 attacks than this proletarian' DOME OF SILENCE..?? and CONGRESS HAS NO $$$ FOR A CIVIL TRIAL..??Please stop with this nonsense after ten years
Guantanamo and military tribunals are cover-ups for loss of freedom.
Well if civilian trials do not exist there must be some other form of justice. We do not have any choice because the Republicans ruled the Congress. Otherwise the next term (which could be a Republican President), we are going to have a kangaroo court.
I've signed this petition and every other petition on this subject that I could find. I am appalled that the Bush administration would do something so outrageous as having people kidnapped from other countries, even if they are guilty. And to have these people tortured--despicable. In MY name? I don't think so! And he had lawyers telling him it was legal--how spineless. He's old enough to know better.
Oh Fred Crohn, please don't say this:
We want a result of Muslims who are ready to be peers with the Israeli Jewish civilisation, not a bunch of warmongering animals in historic territories.
Isrealis are not civilised, they are butchers and dogs of war. They live in an apartheid country that discriminates against the indigenous population. Killing them, stealing their land, housing, fields, water and their dignity.
Certainly the most arrogant country in the world who disregards every UN resolution and still get rewarded by the USA tax payers money in Billions every year.
If the warmonger have made war bring them to the open court and try them fairly right in front of people and media.
O bamy Bama does not have the guts to do this as his Zionist lobby will have shot in no time.
Military Courts are only used when there is fear that the truth would emerge in a real court and they could not let that happen, 911 false flag operation and the Empire goes merrily marching on ®
The only folks that would benefit from trying these butchers in a civil court would be the trial lawyers that are about as evil as these scum suckers. Stay in the military courts, hang the bastards, and save carloads of money in the process.
I already signed this petition. Terrorist are not military persons and should not have a military trial. They are criminals, the worse of the worse, that mostly terrorize civilians and then hide behind their own civilians for protection.
They should be tried in our criminal courts where the rest of the criminals are tried.
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SHERIDAN — Former Mayor Dave Kinskey of Sheridan was sworn in as a member of the 62nd Wyoming Legislature on Tuesday in the Senate Chambers of the Wyoming Capitol in Cheyenne. Wyoming Supreme Court Chief Justice James Burke administered the oath of office and Sen. Tony Ross, R-Cheyenne, president of the Wyoming Senate presided over Read More
3 county departments over budget, unexpended funds to cover shortfalls
SHERIDAN — Another fiscal year is in the books for Sheridan County after amendments were made to balance the budget for fiscal year 2013-2014 and the budget for fiscal year 2014-2015 was approved at the County Commission meeting Tuesday. Three departments had expenditures go over budget. Shortfalls will be covered by a transfer of unexpended funds Read More
San Benito Monastery to shut its doors
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Longmire Days countdown
SHERIDAN — The third annual Longmire Days will commence Friday in Buffalo and just as the hit TV Show "Longmire" continues to grow in popularity on A&E, this year's event promises to be bigger and better than ever before. "Longmire" is a crime drama television series based on the mystery novels written by local author Read More
Ranchester OKs use of concrete in new subdivision
RANCHESTER — After discussing gravel depths and long-term viability and maintenance of concrete and asphalt, Ranchester Town Council voted Tuesday to allow developer Drew Redinger to use concrete in the development of roads in his new Stoneridge Subdivision near the site for the new elementary school west of Ranchester. The council hesitated because roads previously made Read More
Weekly event to feature Sheridan Concert Band
SHERIDAN — The next Concert in the Park will be held Tuesday and will feature the Sheridan Concert Band. From 7:30-9 p.m. in the Kendrick Park Bandshell, band members from all around Sheridan will perform a concert. Any members of the community who would like to perform as part of the band are asked to Read More
Museum ready for next 'Tidbit Tuesday'
SHERIDAN — The next offering of the "Tidbit Tuesday" educational program at the Sheridan County Museum will be held next week. The program gives children and their families an opportunity to explore history together from 10 a.m. to noon every other Tuesday throughout the summer. The events are free and open to all, but space Read More
Landon's seeking votes for 'People's Choice' gardens
SHERIDAN — This Saturday, Landon's Greenhouse invites the public to attend a free self-guided garden tour from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. Landon's Greenhouse has chosen eight finalists from the 2014 entries and they are looking for votes for the "People's Choice" winners in each category. You can vote one of three ways: come into Read More
Arrests over rodeo week up, but nonviolentJuly 15, 2014
SHERIDAN — As the dust settled from the Sheridan WYO Rodeo action last week, spectators poured onto Main Street for the annual street dance held Friday and Saturday nights. In the middle of it all, the annual butt dart competition was played for prizes. The object of the game is to put a quarter in Read More
County budgets 'modest' raises for employees in FY2015
SHERIDAN — Sheridan County Commissioners held a public hearing Monday for the county's proposed fiscal year 2015 budget. The budget was approved today by commissioners at their regular meeting. One resident, Scott Hininger, spoke to express his appreciation to the commissioners for their support of the University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service for Sheridan County. Hininger Read More
Planning Commission approves 2 subdivisions
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Planning Commission voted to recommend approval to City Council for two minor subdivisions at its meeting Monday. The Cloud Peak Ranch 18th filing minor subdivision will allow System Land, LLC, to subdivide 10.9 acres of land immediately west of the Sheridan Links planned unit development on Mydland Road into one 8.01-acre lot Read More
Rec. District OKs increase in budget, talks fees
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Recreation District met Monday night to approve their budget for the 2015 fiscal year. While last year's budget was $52,000 less than 2013, this year's budget made a significant jump. The district approved a budget of $1.21 million for the 2015 fiscal year, a $65,000 increase from last year. The major Read More
2015 rodeo royalty named
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Ziegler elected to APA Council of Representatives
SHERIDAN — Dr. Barbara Ziegler, a local psychologist, was elected to the American Psychological Association (APA) Council of Representatives as the representative for the Wyoming Psychological Association. The Council of Representatives is the legislative body of APA and has full power and authority over the affairs and funds of the association. Council is comprised of Read More


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Delaware Take Steps for Crohn's and Colitis
Join the Delaware IBD community as we Take Steps to find cures for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis!
Take Steps for Crohn's & Colitis is CCFA's largest fundraising event. Participants raise funds and awareness throughout the year and come together to celebrate the steps that have been taken towards a cure. We're committed to help transform the lives of those impacted by these diseases to one of a brighter future based on well-funded, cutting-edge scientific research. Make the decision now to join us and take a step toward a future free from Crohn's and colitis!
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• The need is critical: Over 1.4 million American adults and children suffer from Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, life-changing digestive diseases. 59,000 of those affected reside in Pennsylvania.
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Hey Ed...here's another,
I was documenting a large Tattoo Convention which happens locally every year here, during this all day event [11.00am-midnight] I usually shoot a load of rolls. Anyway sometime late afternoon there was a guest entertainment section, some Rock Band from somewhere coming on stage in about 10 minutes time, I noticed that I'd got 10 shots to go in the roll....should I change the roll or shoot off 10 quick?
I started shooting off the ten, then got interupted by the event organiser [a simple question about something completely different] by this time the act was almost on stage. I forgot to change the roll!
I normally shoot almost everything in sight on stage so I would go through another roll on that one act alone, anyway a short time after things had calmed down I looked at the top of the camera and was shocked to find that the digital display read 75 shots. In horror I ran for the closest dark storeroom turned the light out, opened the camera a smidge and found that the entire roll was still lying across the blades but had not caught on the sprogs at the wind on end. So I had not only fired an extra 39 duff shots, but I'd also not fired the original 36 either.
This was a time when I could have easily stayed in the dark store room...well hidden away!
It was good that I'd had several rolls in the bag that were good and shot anothef fare few or so during the rest of the day to make up for the loss! All was not dispare?
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Michelle Peiffer from the Washington Chamber of Commerce invited Jaron Rosien, owner of JP's 207 in Washington to talk about the importance of Chamber membership.
In the first of a two-part conversation, Father Charles Fladung reflects on his 20 years of service at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sigourney.
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Knowledge of Health Care Terminology in Persons with Cancer
Turner, Kimberlee Ann
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The problem: The purpose of this study was to assess the knowledge of health care terminology in persons with a diagnosis of cancer. Procedure. "The Informational Questionnaire" and "Health Care Terminology Questionnaire" were mailed to a sample of 2,684 persons with cancer. The sample was selected from the cancer registry of a midwestern hospital. "The Informational Questionnaire" consisted of questions about sex, marital status, educational level, ethnic origin, number of hospitalizations, health care professionals in the family, perceived knowledge level, length of cancer diagnosis, age and size of the community. The "Health Care Terminology Questionnaire" was a 50-question multiple choice test measuring knowledge of health care terminology. Findings. There were significant differences in the knowledge of health care terminology when the sample was categorized by sex, educational level, the presence of health care professionals in the immediate family, perceived knowledge level, size of the community, age, marital status and ethnic origin (p < .05). There were no significant differences in the knowledge of health care terminology when the sample was categorized by length of cancer diagnosis and number of hospitalizations. Conclusions. The knowledge persons with cancer had of health care terminology varied depending on demographic variables. In assessing learning needs of persons with cancer, knowledge of health care terminology and variables which might influence such knowledge are vital for a thorough assessment. Recommendations. Recommendations for further research include the following: develop and test a new tool with more technical health care terminology; assess clients' knowledge of more technical health care terminology; and assess the knowledge of health care terminology in other client populations.
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NCAA Men's Basketball Betting Previews – Duke Blue Devils vs Virginia Tech Hokies
- Updated: February 1, 2012
NCAA Men's Basketball Betting Previews- No.5 Duke Blue Devils vs. Virginia Tech Hokies
Pointspread: Duke
Total Line: OFF
The Duke Blue Devils face-off against the Virginia Tech Hokies this Thursday night in Blacksburg in this ACC clash. The game is slated to tip-off at 7 p.m. (ET) and it will be broadcast nationally on ESPN.
Duke comes into this game fresh off Saturday's 83-76 nonconference victory over St. Johns, but it failed to cover as a 17.5-point home favorite. The win improved the Blue Devils to 18-3 straight-up overall, but they have been costly against the spread with a record of 8-13. They are 8-2 SU on the road this season and 4-6 ATS. The total has gone 'over' in six of the 10 games.
The Blue Devils remain one of the top scoring teams in the nation with an average of 80.3 points a game while shooting 48.9 percent from the field. The only real area it has been less than stellar is under the boards with an average of 35.8 rebounds a game, which is ranked 126th in the country.
Virginia Tech's 73-69 loss to Maryland this past Saturday as a two-point road favorite was its sixth in its last seven games. The recent skid as dropped the Hokies to 12-9 SU on the year and 6-10-1 ATS. They are 8-4 SU in 12 previous home games, but just 3-5 ATS. The total has been evenly split at 4-4 in the eight games with a posted line.
The numbers paint the picture for the Hokies' current form with an average of just 60.7 points in their last seven games verse a season average of 67.7 points a game. For the season, they are shooting 43 percent from the floor and 35.9 percent from three-point range.
Duke is 1-5 ATS in its last six games following a SU win and 2-6 ATS in its last eight games overall. The total has gone 'over' in eight of its last 11 Thursday games.
Virginia Tech is 1-7 ATS in its last eight games in the ACC and 1-4 ATS in its last five games at home. The total has stayed 'under' in six of its last eight games overall.
Head-to-head in this series, the favorite is 4-1-1 ATS in the last six meetings and the total has stayed 'under' in four of the last five games. The Blue Devils are 7-2 SU in the last nine meetings, but lost by four points as a four-point road favorite in last year's trip to Blacksburg. That is not going to happen again this year as Duke cruises to the easy win.
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Money may force Bunning to rethink re-election bid
On Capitol Hill Tuesday, Bunning and McConnell declined to discuss the details of the spat.
"Well, the Kentucky Senate race certainly isn't dull, is it?" was all McConnell would say.
But fellow Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss of Georgia defended McConnell, saying the GOP leadership team has done a good job and Bunning's comments don't indicate dissension in the ranks.
"Jim's a very independent guy and he's going through some difficult times and I'm sure it's really frustrating to him," Chambliss said.
Republican Sen. John Cornyn, head of the Republicans' Senate campaign arm, said he thinks "it will all work out in the end" for the GOP.
"I saw the Secretary of State has formed an exploratory committee," he said. "Other people have indicated an interest ... So if Sen. Bunning decides not to run at some point then my concern is that we have the strongest possible candidate."
Cornyn has said the National Republican Senatorial Committee will support Bunning as long as he is in the race.
Two well-known Democrats, Lt. Gov. Daniel Mongiardo and Attorney General Jack Conway, are already vying for Bunning's seat. At least two other Republicans – state Senate President David Williams and Bowling Green physician Rand Paul, son of former Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul – have expressed interest. Both Grayson and Paul have said they won't run unless Bunning drops out.
Bunning said he doesn't think encouraging Grayson to form an exploratory committee will hurt his fundraising.
"I have set certain goals that I intend to meet," Bunning said. "If I don't meet them, then I think maybe it wasn't a good idea. Right now it doesn't seem to be hurting at all."
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Nairobi — Matatu operators crippled transport across Nairobi on Wednesday as they blocked key roads into the capital city to protest against a recent increase in parking fees.
The busy Thika Superhighway was among those affected as matatu crews barricaded the road at Pangani, bringing traffic to a halt.
Queues stretched back several kilometres as motorists were caught unawares.
Jogoo Road also experienced similar delays as matatus formed convoys into town and refused to allow other motorists to pass through.
Commuters were forced to walk into the city centre as motorists caught in the chaos stood outside their cars awaiting the police to act.
Traffic Commandant Samuel Kimaru warned that they would move in and restore order.
"We will use all means to clear blocked roads, including force. They know (where Nairobi Governor Evans) Kidero's office is, they should take their grievance there instead of inconveniencing innocent motorists and other Kenyans," Kimaru told Capital FM News.


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Jet Airways
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Welcome to the Jet Airways Mobile app for Windows. Here's our mobile app for windows that will make your planning and travel convenient, simple and smart. Now book tickets, check-in for your flight, view flight status, manage your JetPrivilege account, avail special offers and do a whole lot more. This safe and secure travel tool helps you plan and stay connected with your travel plans anytime, anywhere. Features: 1) Book Flights - Pay securely using your credit card. Also Pin your booked itinerary as a Tile on your phone 2) Check-in - Select your preferred seat and avail an e-Boarding Pass on your email address 3) JetPrivilege Loyalty Programme – Enroll or Access your JetPrivilege Account on the go 4) Flight Status - Check real-time flights status by searching with your flight number, airport or route 5) Flight Status Notification – Register for your flight status and get notified on any updates 6) Get updates on the latest News and Special Offers 7) Feedback - Share your experience on our services.
3/13/2015Very useful
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The proof is in the picture!
Just hours after Rosie O'Donnell delivered the exciting news that she and girlfriend Michelle Rounds would soon be wife and wife, the talk-show host posted a pic of the engagement ring she gave to her now-fiancée.
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"So so so happy," she tweeted along with the photo of a smiling Rounds posing with her newly acquired rock.
Since making the big announcement, O'Donnell has received congratulatory messages from both fans and fellow celebs alike, including Oscar winner Marlee Matlin and Bravo's Watch What Happens: Live host Andy Cohen, who wrote: "mazel on your engagement."
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The No. 21-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide (4-3, 0-0 SEC) will play its first road series of the 2014 season when it travels Lafayette, La. for three games against the No. 10 ranked Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin Cajuns (8-1, 0-0 SunBelt). The series gets underway on Friday night with first pitch scheduled for 6 p.m. CT from Moore Field. Game two, which will be televised on ESPN3, is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. CT and the series finale will begin at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
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Health Care Reform
There has been plenty of conversation on how health care reform will make it easier and more affordable for consumers to receive preventive care and general wellness checks. But when it comes to health care, we all have unique and specific needs – one plan will certainly not fit all – and it raises important questions about those with special conditions, such as diabetes or sickle cell anemia (SCA). Will health care reform impact coverage for such conditions, and if so, how?
Under the health care reform law, most health insurance providers are required to cover a minimum package of health benefits, referred to as Essential Health Benefits, which encompass 10 categories of coverage.
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While health care reform will require many plans to provide some form of coverage for the categories mapped out in the EHBs, the depth and level of coverage will vary; consumers with special conditions will want to explore their options. One new resource for this information is the Health Insurance Marketplace, where consumers can compare plans and get information to help them decide which will best fit their specific needs.
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ATLANTA - DECEMBER 06: Michael Vick #7 of the Philadelphia Eagles looks on from the sidelines during their 34-7 win over the Atlanta Falcons at Georgia Dome on December 6, 2009 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
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Campbell's Field
|401 North Delaware Avenue
Camden, NJ, USA
|Rutgers–Camden, Camden Riversharks
|Field size
|Left Field: 325 feet (99 m)
Center Field: 405 feet (123 m)
Right Field: 325 feet (99 m)
|Broke ground
|June 15, 1999
|May 11, 2001
|Construction cost
|$25 million
|Clarke Caton Hintz
|Camden Riversharks (AL) (2001–present)
Rutgers–Camden (NJAC) (2001–present)
Saint Joseph's Hawks baseball (NCAA D1 A-10) (2009–2011)
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Campbell's Field is a 6,425-seat baseball park in Camden, New Jersey, United States that hosted its first regular season baseball game on May 11, 2001. The ballpark is home to the Camden Riversharks and the Rutgers University-Camden college baseball team. The naming rights are owned by the Camden-based Campbell Soup Company, which paid $3 million over ten years.
The park, located at Delaware and Penn Avenues on the Camden Waterfront, features a commanding view of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge connecting Camden with Philadelphia, Pennsylvania across the Delaware River. Views of the Philadelphia skyline are seen from the right-field grandstand and via "Campbell's Field Cam", a stationary weather camera, are broadcast on KYW-TV.
Ground was broken for the ballpark on June 15, 1999, with former New Jersey governor Christine Todd Whitman in attendance. Campbell's Field was funded by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, a loan from the Delaware River Port Authority, a grant from Rutgers University, and private financing obtained by the builder, Quaker Construction. During construction, the stadium was owned by the Cooper's Ferry Development Association. Upon completion, it became the property of Rutgers, which signed a lease with Camden Baseball, LLC to operate the stadium in conjunction with the Atlantic League.[1]
The new ballpark involved a $24 million construction project that included $7 million for environmental remediation costs. Prior to construction, Campbell's Field was a vacant, undeveloped parcel of land that historically housed businesses that included the Campbell Soup Company Plant No. 2, Pennsylvania & Reading Rail Road's Linden Street Freight Station, David Baird & Company's lumber mill and Eavenson & Sons' soap manufacturing company.[2]
Campbell's Field opened in May 2001, and was one of the projects designed to spark urban renewal in Camden. The ballpark was honored in 2003 by DigitalBallparks.com and in 2004 by Baseball America as the "Ballpark of the Year." Campbell's Field has been honored with several local awards, including the Camden County Improvement Authority Entertainment Award in 2000, the International Masonry Institute Golden Trowel Award in 2001, the Urban Land Institute's Award for Excellence in 2002, the Downtown New Jersey Excellence Award, the New Jersey Business and Industry Association Good Neighbor Award, and the Distinguished Award for Engineering Excellence given by the Consulting Engineers Council of New Jersey in 2003.[3]
In April 2009, Campbell Soup announced that it would continue to have its name on the ballpark at least through 2020.[4]
In 2011 Campbell's Field is where the United States national rugby league team achieved victory in the Atlantic pool of 2013 Rugby League World Cup qualifying, booking the nation's first ever Rugby League World Cup appearance.[5]
On July 14, 2004, Campbell's Field hosted the Atlantic League All-Star Game.[6] It is scheduled to host the 2013 Atlantic League All-Star Game.
The ballpark also hosted the 2008 Atlantic 10 Conference Baseball Tournament,[7] in which the University of North Carolina-Charlotte defeated Xavier University in the championship game to win the tournament.[8] The field also hosted the tournament in 2010 and 2011, with Saint Louis winning in 2010 and Charlotte in 2011.[9] The St. Joseph's University baseball team played six games at Campbell's Field in 2009 and its entire home schedule in 2010. The Saint Joseph's baseball program makes the park its full-time home until it can play home games at an on-campus facility in the future.[10]
Temple University announced on November 7th, 2013 that the Owls would play all but one of their conference games at Campbell's Field for the 2014 season, which will be their last season.[11]
Ballpark attractions[edit]
As part of its naming rights contract, the concessions at Campbell's Field feature several Campbell's Soup Company products such as V8 beverages, Pace salsa, and Pepperidge Farm rolls and snacks.[12] A traditional ballpark menu is also available, with hot dogs produced by the Philadelphia-based Dietz & Watson Inc. Additional options are available at the Picnic Pavilion, that includes items from a local barbecue restaurant called Fat Jack's BBQ. The Flying Fish Brewing Company, based in nearby Cherry Hill, caters to beer connoisseurs in the pub area.[13]
The Acme Fun Zone is a playground are that provides entertainment for children. The zone is hosted by the Riversharks mascot, Finley, and includes a carousel and various inflatables. It was formerly called the Utz Fun Zone and Holman Fun Zone.
Campbell's Field offers multiple seating options for its patrons. Executives can enjoy the Diamond Café, which includes a gourmet buffet, with a waiting service, and views of the Philadelphia skyline and the Benjamin Franklin Bridge. The Skyline & Bridge Suites, private rooms available for conferences or meetings, also offer views the skyline and professional catering.
Rugby league[edit]
In 2011, Campbell's Field hosted the Atlantic Qualifiers tournament for the 2013 Rugby League World Cup. The competition ran from October 15 to 23 and was contested by the United States, South Africa, and Jamaica.[14] The United States won the tournament to gain a spot in the World Cup for the first time in its history.[15]
On June 16, 2005, Bob Dylan performed at the stadium during his 2005 North American Tour.
On June 5, 2009, Campbell's Field hosted the popular hip-hop artists T-Pain & Flo Rida.[16]
- ^ O'Connor, Jayne; Gene Herman (June 15, 2000). "Governor Breaks Ground for Ballpark; Unveils Battleship New Jersey". Office of the Governor. Retrieved 2009-01-22.
- ^ "Historic Camden Waterfront Redevelopment Includes Entertainment, Recreation and Residential Projects Bringing New Jobs and Visitors". NJ Brownfields Redevelopment Update 2001 – Efforts – Camden. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. 2001. Retrieved 2010-12-22.
- ^ Clarke Caton Hintz page on Campbell's Field
- ^ "Business News in Brief: Campbell to buy N.J. bakery". Philadelphia Inquirer. April 3, 2009. Retrieved 2009-09-01.[dead link]
- ^ Venue announced for 2013 World Cup Atlantic Qualifiers rleague.com, August 4, 2011
- ^ "Atlantic League All Star Game Managers Announced". Camden Riversharks. July 5, 2004. Retrieved 2009-01-22.
- ^ "Rhode Island: Hagey and Zaneski Named to Atlantic 10 Baseball All-Conference Team". NCAA.com. May 20, 2008. Retrieved 2009-01-22.
- ^ "Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament, Camden, NJ". NCAA-Baseball.com. May 25, 2008. Retrieved 2009-01-22.[dead link]
- ^ "Atlantic 10 Conference Baseball Record Book". CSTV. Atlantic 10 Conference. p. 12. Archived from the original (PDF) on February 16, 2012. Retrieved February 16, 2012.
- ^ "Facilities: Campbell's Field". The Official Athletic Site. St. Joseph's University. Retrieved 2009-09-01.
- ^ "Temple Baseball Owlsports.com". The Official Athletic Site. Temple University. Retrieved 2014-04-21.
- ^ "Fat Jack's Picnic Area". Camden Riversharks. March 2, 2009. Retrieved 2009-04-03.
- ^ "Fat Jack's Picnic Area". Camden Riversharks. March 2, 2009. Retrieved 2009-01-02.
- ^ "New Jersey to host qualifier". sportinglife.com. September 27, 2011.
- ^ RLEF Media (October 23, 2011). "USA Advances to World Cup". wearerugby.com.
- ^ "Fat Jack's Picnic Area". Camden Riversharks. April 8, 2009. Retrieved 2009-04-08.
External links[edit]
- Camden Riversharks: Campbell's Field
- Rutgers–Camden baseball
- St. Joseph's University: Campbell's Field
- Ballpark Digest: Campbell's Field
- Ballpark Reviews: Campbell's Field
- Minor League Ballparks: Campbell's Field
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Inspired by Dave Grohl's recording of recent album Wasting Light in his converted Garage studio, Brad hired a contractor to create his studio and then created Wheelhouse at the barn now named The Wheelhouse." Instead of using outside bands, Brad did something that Tim McGraw has often done and that's to record with his touring band, the Drama Kings and only relied on outside musicians Gordon Mote (for "Tin Can On A String" and Hunter Hayes who guests on Guitar during the track "Outstanding In Our Field"). The latter song was performed on the ACM Awards and features Dierks Bentley.
Does all of this new self-produciton work? On some songs, yes. One thing he does with his band is that while expanding his sonic palate, he does so without losing his country music influences. His guitars are played throughout the record, the Drama Kings provide strong musicianship and harmonies throughout the record like lead singles "Southern Comfort Zone" and "Beat This Summer" but in other places Brad's humor comes off as trying too hard ("Accidental Racist," "The Mona Lisa," "Harvey Bodine") but that doesn't mean the record doesn't contain potential hits like "I Can't Change The World," "Outstanding In Our Field" and "Runaway Train."
Wheelhouse is a record that Brad Paisley had to make — it's a record that every artist of his stature needs to make — at some point in his career. It's certainly risk-taking in many places and certainly instrumentally interesting but it still feels…lacking. Perhaps it's the long running time of 17 tracks (21 for the Deluxe edition) that helps give this feeling or perhaps it's just too ambitious for an artist not exactly known for being all that ambitious. Whatever it is, I hope that Brad maintains some of the juju found on this record — the explorations of other genres w/o abandoning Country Music's bedrock instruments — and reigns himself in a little bit on his next album.


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I feel that many hold to the belief that MMORPGs are games, and as such, have a responsibility to force players to have "fun" the entire time they are logged in.
In my opinion, this is dead wrong. MMORPGs are a hobby. To me, calling an MMORPG a game is the same as calling a graphic novel a comic book; it is a designation of medium rather than a description of the content.
I will not argue that many modern MMORPGs are trying to be games (in the more traditional sense of the word), filling the player's time with a ton of "fun" things to do, but I think that the rather mediocre reception and low staying power that plague the genre show that there is something deeply wrong with this philosophy.
Really, I think the problem is that game developers and players alike haven't quite realized that what they do is a hobby rather than a game. To my mind, a game is something a person plays for fun, doesn't last an extremely long time, and in which the player isn't very emotionally invested. A hobby is something that a person has a passion for, and that becomes part of who they are. It is ingrained in their lives.
I believe that MMORPGs, in their most basic form, are conceived to be alternate worlds in which a player's avatar lives. This doesn't mean fun all the time. In fact, it sometimes means the necessity of tedious work to reach a goal. When viewed as a hobby, tedium itself can be fun (as counter-intuitive as that sounds). This is because the MMO has become a part of the player's life, and any life that is nothing but constant "fun" will dull with time until absolutely nothing is actually fun anymore.
So, what I'm saying, I think, is that if you want to enjoy MMORPGs, don't just play them; live in them. This doesn't mean you have to spend any more time than you do now with your MMO, but it does mean respecting the genre as something that is intending to create a larger picture than a weekend board game. If you go into an MMORPG believing that it is a developer's job to thrill you at every turn, then you will always be disappointed. If you go into an MMORPG looking for a world to get lost in, you may find that you have discovered a new hobby.
This isn't about "playing the game as it was meant to be played," or "PvE is > or < PvE" or any of the other lines drawn in digital sand within the greater MMORPG sphere. In fact, I love all sides of these arguments. I think the hobby is large enough to encompass many playstyles, and I believe that healthy debate can only bring greater things.
This IS about a simple shift in perspective. Stop thinking about what you do when you log on to an MMORPG as playing a game. Think of it as you would building a model train, painting a picture, collecting stamps, or any of the other (sometimes admittedly baffling) hobbies in the world. Some people garden, you kick arse in another dimension.
As long as developers and players alike view MMORPGs as simply games, every new MMO will be short-lived and shallow, simply because it is made to eliminate tedium and be constantly "fun."
It's not about originality, IP, or whether an MMO is casual or hardcore. It is about how players and developers approach MMOs as a whole.
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It's amazing the difference seven days can make in a 162-game baseball season. The Rangers appeared to be falling to the wayside as a playoff contender after dropping six straight games to the Indians and Blue Jays. In fact, it was the Rangers who helped jump-start the Blue Jays' 11-game winning streak that was finally snapped by the Rays on Monday. But the Rangers managed to take 3-of-4 games against the A's and swept the best team in baseball, the Cardinals, at Busch Stadium over the weekend. Rangers manager Ron Washington admitted his team could've been "buried" during that difficult stretch, but that's not what happened. They once again sit atop the A.L. West standings with a half-game lead over an A's team that just dropped two of three games to the Mariners. I believe the team basically gave general manager Jon Daniels his marching orders over the past week. The Rangers are going to stay in this race until the end, and it's up to Daniels and his staff to trade for either a f...
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From Jon Lane:Pettitte, who ended his one-year retirement during Spring Training, continues to mull his immediate future and stated he'll make a decision sooner rather than later. Speaking with reporters at this week's general manager meetings, Yankees GM Brian Cashman shared details of a conversation that didn't reveal answers, but he's holding on to hope that the veteran left-hander will help anchor the rotation for at least one more season. "I talked to Andy a few days after we got eliminated," Cashman said. "In that conversation, he was going to take his family away, his son was playing in a tournament. He just said he's going to take some time, talk to his family. "It wasn't going to take long. I didn't ask how long 'long' was, but he'll call me. I'm not going to push him. He'll let me know when he's made a final decision about whatever he's choosing to do. I hope he plays. I believe that it's in his blood that he wants to play. I believe that, but it doesn't guarantee anything. But I think he wants to play, and I'm hoping he'll call and tell me that."I'm not really sure why Cashman feels this way, but I'm sure he knows how Andy's thinks. Let's hope he's right.
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