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"Very alarming" is how Dwight Blackwell, 47, of Baltimore characterized the situation. "Maybe some people should be losing their jobs if they can't come to agreement. Then you'll see things getting done."
Annapolis, it seems, has sunk on par with Congress, which has registered historically low approval ratings in public polling. The political fallout for the impasse could have long-term ramifications for state lawmakers, who face re-election campaigns again in 2014, the state's ruling Democratic party and for O'Malley, who is widely seen as a candidate for higher office.
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Blackwell, who is self-employed and a Democrat, said he felt the state's leaders all "had their own agenda."
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Stanley Shedaker, a Wicomico County small businessman, had a similar sentiment. "No one is working for the common good," said the 59-year old Democrat. "We have to start working for the good of the whole."
For the first time in twenty years, Maryland's General Assembly failed to pass a spending plan that leaders had agreed upon. House Speaker Michael E. Busch attempted to extend the session to do so, but the Senate rebuffed the idea.
At least part of the breakdown in cross-chamber negotiations was over legislation to allow a sixth casino site in Maryland and legalize table games. Miller says he thought the House would take up the gambling expansion bill in addition to the budget. Busch, a longtime casino opponent, says that the gambling bill was not part of the budget package.
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Adding to the disarray, it became clear last week that the spending plan enacted by the General Assembly still leaves the state in the red. It allowed costs to exceed revenues by about $70 million, meaning the legislature failed its primary constitutional duty: Approve a balanced budget.
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O'Malley could also call a special session to approve the tax increases and roll back the deepest spending cuts. It is unclear if a gambling expansion measure would be a part of the special session, or even if the governor will call one.
By most accounts, O'Malley has the most to lose in a drawn-out fight — particularly if he hopes to impress national Democratic donors and opinion-makers.
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I thought it was funny that in one scene Jane is telling Moira that she basically likes her job more than Casey and in a following scene she's telling Moira that Casey likes his job more than Jane.
As fpr the crime. One big problem, they make a big deal out of the dog not barking and knowing the killer when talking about the crime, yet didn't we just watch the victim repeatedly trying to stop the dog from barking right before she is offed???
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Derrick Rose's rehab from ACL surgery seems to progressing relatively well. It was revealed in January that he was taking full contact in practice, but Rose himself has cautioned that he's "far away" from returning. In keeping with that train of thought, Rose told CSN Chicago that while he feels good, he wouldn't mind missing the entire season if he's not completely sure that he's ready. "I really don't know," Rose said when asked about his return to the court. "I'm feeling good, but like I said, if it's where it's taking a long time and I'm still not feeling right, I don't mind missing this year." "Right now I'm feeling pretty good, man. I'm slowly getting back in the mix. The other day, we played a three-on-three, one-on-one and I felt good out there. I'm not trying to rush myself, just still trying to be patient and just trying to take my rehab very seriously right now," he continued, surrounded by a small contingent of local reporters in the visiting locker room
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GLENDALE, AZ - SEPTEMBER 26: Patrick Marleau #12 of the San Jose Sharks warms up before the preseason NHL game against the Phoenix Coyotes at Jobing.com Arena on September 26, 2009 in Glendale, Arizona. The Coyotes defeated the Sharks 2-0. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
CALGARY -- Patrick Marleau scored twice and Martin Havlat scored once in a three-goal second period to lead the San Jose Sharks to a 4-1 victory over the Calgary Flames in Sunday's season opener for both teams. The Sharks trailed after a first period in which they were outplayed by a wide margin, but roared back to spoil the return of the NHL to the Scotiabank Saddledome for both the hosts and the sellout crowd. The Flames opened the scoring midway through the first period when Lee Stempniak converted during a power play, but couldn't extend the lead. Steve Begin hit the crossbar during a shorthanded breakaway and prized rookie Sven Baertschi rang a shot off the post, much to the chagrin of the Flames. That inability to at least double the lead proved costly just past the midway point when Marleau was on the spot after Joe Thornton stripped the puck from Flames defenseman Mark Giordano and gave a perfect pass to Marleau in the slot. After Havlat scored to give the Sharks a...
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Madison — J.J. Watt was napping on his couch Tuesday afternoon when he got a text message on his cell phone:
"I'm outside."
The message was from Connie Watt, the mother of the University of Wisconsin sophomore defensive end.
J.J. Watt, like many of the UW players, was battling through the flu that was spreading on the campus and hit the football team late Saturday.
Connie Watt was armed with cleaning materials and plenty of chicken noodle soup.
"My mom came up with a mask on, and she sanitized my whole house," Watt said Wednesday night after going through a full practice. "She came in looking like it was something serious.
"I was like: 'Geez, Mom. It's a stinking cold.'
"But she is really the epitome of a mother. You can't ask for much more than that. . . .
"She knows how important the season is to us, and we all want to be safe."
As UW (1-0) prepares to host Fresno State (1-0) at 11 a.m. Saturday, it appears the team has weathered the worst of the flu outbreak.
Although a handful of players were held out of practice Wednesday, most of the starters participated.
That included the No. 1 offensive line; quarterbacks Scott Tolzien and Curt Phillips; tailbacks Zach Brown and John Clay; the top four wide receivers; the top three tight ends; and linebackers Mike Taylor and Jaevery McFadden.
"I've been good," said junior wide receiver Isaac Anderson, who had an 80-yard touchdown reception and a 23-yard touchdown run in the opener against Northern Illinois. "I've been doing the things they've said as far as washing my hands, using the sanitizer and doing the healthy things you normally would do.
"I'm fine."
Reserve defensive end Louis Nzegwu, who lives with Watt and Brown and missed the opener because of a shoulder injury, no longer has his right arm in a sling, but it appears as if he won't be ready to play Saturday.
Watt, who has been popping vitamin C tablets, began feeling the symptoms - a sore throat, congestion, fever - late Monday.
"It's nothing crazy," he said. "It's nothing extraordinary that people are making it out to be. I've had a bout with it for a couple days. But I'm getting over it now, and by tomorrow I should be full strength. . . .
"Fresno doesn't care if I'm sick. I'm not going to let it bother me. I'm going to be 100% by Saturday."
Fellow defensive end O'Brien Schofield is one of many players who haven't been affected.
"I've been lucky," Schofield said.
Schofield joked that during a team meeting he pulled his shirt up over his nose to form an impromptu surgical mask.
"It was fun," he said. "I've never been one of those guys to get sick. When I do, I'm very dramatic about it."
Going the safe route
The outbreak has resulted in 300-pound football players carrying around bottles of hand sanitizer along with their school books.
"We're trying to keep everybody safe," Watt said. "We have hand sanitizers all over this building and in my house everywhere. We're taking the safe route."
But can you imagine 6-foot-7, 329-pound offensive tackle Josh Oglesby whipping out his hand sanitizer in class?
"It would be kind of funny to see a big guy using a tiny bottle of hand sanitizer," Schofield said, laughing. "But you've got to be safe, and you've got to be clean."
UW officials have informed the Fresno State staff of the situation. The game is on, and there hasn't been any discussion of postponement or cancellation.
Most players who met with reporters Wednesday insisted the team would be prepared physically and mentally to face Fresno State.
"I think if we follow the directions of the trainers, we'll be at full strength," Schofield said. "I'm glad it happened at the beginning of the week and not on a Friday . . . It's given us a chance to relax and recover."
Watt left no doubt he and his teammates will be ready.
"I think the team is going to be at full strength," Watt said. "The physicians are taking care of us. Not only that, but our mentality is at a high level right now. . . .
"Guys may still have symptoms at the end of the week, but they're going to persevere through it. We're not going to let each other down. . . . We're going to play through anything to win the game."
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The Minnesota Twins recalled first baseman Chris Parmelee from Triple-A Rochester on Thursday and optioned right-hander Cole DeVries. Parmelee began the year on the Twins' 25-man roster but struggled offensively. In 27 games, he hit just 179 with three RBI and 21 strikeouts. The demotion seemed to help his bat, however, as he was hitting .375.500.708 in 15 games with the Red Wings, including four home runs and 12 RBI. While with the Twins this season, Parmelee spent most of his time at first base as Justin Morneau was slowly working back from multiple injuries. But with Morneau healthy again, Parmelee's time at first base may be limited. He did play a handful of games in the outfield earlier this year for the Twins. De Vries, an Eden Prairie, Minn., native, made his big league debut with the Twins on May 24 and appeared in three games. He earned his first career win on Monday against Kansas City in Minnesota's 10-7 road victory. In three starts, De Vries was 1-1 with a 4.20 ERA a...
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They will not be The Answer for all of the Bears' problems in run defense but the expected presences of defensive tackles Stephen Paea and Jeremiah Ratliff on Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings is just about as close to good news as the embattled defense could hope for.
Ratliff, who has not played in more than a year since suffering a serious groin injury, practiced on Thursday and "is in line to go [Sunday]," coach Marc Trestman said. "We'll see what tomorrow brings but he got reps today."
Paea practiced on a limited basis for the second straight day, working his way back from a turf toe injury that has had him out or impaired in four of the last seven games.
[MORE: Offense not blaming the defense for struggles]
Additionally on Thursday, running back Matt Forte practiced on limited basis with his hyperextended knee and Brandon Marshall was limited because of a quad injury that put him on the injury report for the first time this week. Cornerback Derrick Martin (hamstring) also went on a limited basis.
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But the improving status of Paea and Ratliff looms as season-altering, even if neither is 100 percent.
The Bears held their first three 2013 opponents to an average of 89 rushing yards per game, and that was with Adrian Peterson rushing for 100 of the Minnesota Vikings' 123 in game two.
At that point, core players in the defensive interior began dropping:
Game 3: Tackle Henry Melton's torn ACL at Pittsburgh.
Game 4: Paea's toe injury at Detroit.
Game 5: Tackle Nate Collins' torn ACL vs. New Orleans.
Game 6: Middle linebacker D.J. Williams' chest injury vs. Giants.
Not surprisingly, the Bears allowed 100 rushing yards in one of their first three games. They have held just one of their next eight to fewer than 100. They ranked ninth against the run when Melton went down. Since then, as the interior defense suffered its weekly injury catastrophe, the rushing defense has dropped every week but one.
Paea, the starting nose tackle, and Ratliff are central figures in reversing that ominous trend line. Within reason, because neither is expected to play an entire game.
"We hope that he'll do what we've seen him do in practice," Trestman said. "The little he's been in there he's holding the point. He's getting a [pass] rush. He hasn't played for a while so we don't have high expectations right now, but we certainly see the light and we're hoping we get a little bit out of him and it might be Sunday."


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It was a big moment in the game on Sunday. The Raiders had the momentum after pulling to within a field goal mid-way through the 4th quarter. That's when the Browns went on a 14 play, 94 yard drive consuming 6:04 of game clock. Browns coach Pat Shurmur talked about the drive on Monday- "Anytime you do something once, then you become confident that you can do it again. If you're not getting that part done, then of course you're waiting for the other shoe to drop or we're going to screw something up, all that stuff. You get beyond it by doing it and I think that's where the confidence comes in. Hopefully we can repeat it as we move forward." In addition, he was asked if he thought the team had 'turned a corner' the last few weeks- "I don't know about turning the corner. That's a good question. What I do know is we beat a quality opponent at home last week and we went on the road and won a game on the road. Now, what we've got to do is try to build on that. I think for the most part, we've got a pretty healthy team and we've got a lot of young players that are getting better. I've mention this throughout the year, when you're working with young players and only time will tell how good they can be, you see guys improve. I think that's a good thing." Listen to Craig and I discuss that game clinching drive and much more on today's podcast.
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Our vacation was supposed to end two days ago, thrown off-track when my husband had to pay a surprise visit to the ER. Thankfully, all turned out okay, but our week moved in an unexpected direction. We're staying with the grandparents near Boston, and the opportunity in disguise was that N got to attend the Barbie-Mermaid birthday party of two of her favorite 4-year old friends … [Read more...]
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It's only Day 2 of the observation project, and I'm surprised that I'm already beginning to see a few patterns in my daughter's current interests. When given a large quantity of similar objects such as sea shells or coins, my child loves sorting them into other containers, dropping them back into their original bowl/basket/container, and then sorting them out again. I first … [Read more...]
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OUTDOORS; Fishing Trips Turn Into Trial and Mostly Error
By Peter Kaminsky
Published: June 6, 2004
I'm sure you know the feeling: you let yourself into your house and two seconds later you've misplaced your keys. They have to be somewhere, but no matter how hard you look you can't find them. A similar thing happened to my daughter Lucy and me this past week, only it wasn't house keys that were lost. If recent fishing reports were to be believed, someone had misplaced about 40 million striped bass.
The day before, people were taking fish of great size in great numbers as they had been doing for two weeks. Having invited Lucy on enough marginal fishing outings, I wanted to get her on our local bass while the fix was still in.
At 4:45 in the morning, we cruised down the Belt Parkway to Gateway Marina on Jamaica Bay. The day broke smilingly clear. Brendan McCarthy took us past Breezy Point making for the Hump, a small offshore sea mount where he had been ''slaying them,'' which is a puzzling term that catch-and-release anglers often use to describe hot fishing.
As we rounded Breezy, a soaring fog bank rolled in from the east. The coastline melted into grayness. From time to time, silhouettes of other fishing boats loomed in front of us, materializing out of the mist.
We reached the Hump. After two passes, the fishfinder showed nothing under us. Neither were there gulls diving around us. Likewise, the sea rose and fell in long, fishless swells. ''Hey, they've got to be here,'' McCarthy said as Lucy tossed her heavy sinking line.
Frank Crescitelli, another New York harbor flyrod guide, arrived with two seasoned anglers. Even when Frank tossed some chum into the water, nothing much happened.
''Maybe they've all gone upriver to spawn,'' Brendan said. ''The fish we've caught lately had sea lice, meaning they were fresh from the ocean. Or maybe they've headed out east.'' He was speaking of the stripers' summer grounds.
He suggested that we try the protected waters of the bay. ''We can always count on some bluefish for fun,'' he said.
Never say ''always.'' After an hour of searching, we concluded that the blues had also received the get-out-of-town memo.
I was reminded of a poem that Lucy wrote in high school in which she referred to a tarpon caught at daybreak as ''dawn's fool.'' On this morning, it seemed that the fools carried fishing rods.
I called Ed Cervone of Pennington, N.J. ''We've been catching them on live lines pretty good,'' he reported of the waters below Trenton Falls in the Delaware River. Though I was dog tired from our early start that morning, I plunged into the teeth of rush hour, across Staten Island and down to Ed's home in Mercer County. Lucy chose to sit this one out.
Our adventure started idyllically: a martini and a veal chop at Freddie's, a local watering hole, with yellowed knotty pine walls, a jolly after-hours crowd and friendly waitresses.
Next morning, as we drove along the river, Ed's look grew troubled.
''Strange,'' he said. ''Nobody's out catching herring. Usually the river is full of guys trying to fill their coolers before they go fishing down the shore.''
No herring usually means no bass, which was confirmed after two hours in the damp morning where we attracted nothing more impressive than two six-inch small fry.
''Unbelievable,'' Ed said. ''They never turn off just like that.''
I said, ''I've been hearing that a lot lately.''
Here it was the height of spring when sap rises, morels pop, shad leap, trout sip, stripers cavort. And I felt that I was carrying around my own fish-scattering weather system.
My next call was to another New York harbor captain, John McMurray, who often prefers the fast action of the remote backwaters of Jamaica Bay. Not as many big fish, but lots of healthy little guys on light tackle. Lucy was up for another shot.
We rendezvoused with John on the eastern boundary of Kennedy International Airport at Inwood Marina. The sunset wind was a chilly and damp southeasterly; nonetheless, we were buoyed by the report of Dave Azar, who had caught big bass that afternoon in the protected waters of Gerritsen Creek.
''Let's try over by the runways first,'' McMurray said. ''There's always some schoolies in there.''
Sure enough, a hundred yards from the taxiway, birds were working over a school of active bluefish. It's tough fishing in the wind with the boat and the fish constantly moving. Lucy drew some satisfaction from punching her cast into the wind. The two blues she boated were a bonus.
Having shed the fishing hex, McMurray spun the wheel and zoomed out of the back bay for the long trip to Gerritsen. It looked seductively fishable but there were no signs of fish.
''Jeez, it's cold,'' McMurray said, giving voice to the thought we all shared at that moment. So dawn's two fools and an obligingly realist captain called it a night comforted by the prospect of two fresh bluefish that we later crisped in cornmeal and topped with cranberries and almonds in brown butter.


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Sports are filled with impossible dreams.
Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak.
Wayne Gretzky's 1,016 career goals.
Jack Nicklaus' 18 major golf tournament victories.
Team USA winning soccer' World Cup in soccer.
And my soccer team heading in a goal. At least that's what I thought.
But I have good news for USA soccer coach Jurgen Klinsmann, who saw his gritty American team lose to Belgium on Tuesday. Nothing's impossible in sports.
Trust me. I've been there.
I had been coaching soccer since my son was in kindergarten. (He's 29 now.) In the beginning, my main goal was to find shinguards small enough that they didn't stick up above his knees. It was tough to keep the goalie from picking dandelions.
Parents described our early games as a swarm of bees. Some kid kicks the ball to the left and 20 kids swarm to the left. Kick to the right. Buzz buzz to the right.
Luckily, we had a secret weapon. Our field is right next to the Baltimore & Ohio railroad tracks. If a train would come steaming by, the kindergartners on the other team would stop and watch the choo-choo. Our kids were used to the trains, so our swarm would follow the ball right into the net. The ol' train trick worked just fine until second grade. Somewhere along the line, the bees stopped swarming, so we had to learn to play soccer.
Over seven years, we lost only a couple of games and scored more than 400 goals. But not one of those goals was ever headed in.
So, I figured I was pretty safe when I told the team in year 8, "If anybody heads in a goal this year, there'll be pizza for the whole team."
I just wanted them to try. All they needed was a little incentive. And I know a thing or two about incentive.
I learned from a master -- Coach Tuck. Tuck owned a restaurant just off the square in Highland. When he wasn't cooking burgers, he was coaching baseball. He didn't have a kid on the team. He just loved the game.
He said his name was Mr. Tucker, but we could call him Tuck. Tuck was a mountain of a man, built like a bulldog. Bulging muscles, slightly bowed legs, gray curly hair and a big, red face. Always a red face. Somebody said Tuck was once a professional wrestler.
Tuck was a quiet man, but he knew how to motivate kids. Our first practice was a disaster. We were rowdy and not paying attention to Coach Tuck. The left fielder was tossing dirt clods at the shortstop. The second baseman was sitting on the bag with his glove on his head. There was a chase scene.
All of a sudden Tuck called us together. He summoned the biggest kid -- a strapping farm kid -- to home plate.
"Now, son, I want you to hit me in the belly as hard as you can. ... Go ahead, I dare you."
The big kid got a devilish grin. Then he let Tuck have it. Pow! Right in the breadbasket.
Tuck didn't flinch. But the big kid was shaking his paw, like he hit a brick wall.
Tuck said it didn't hurt a bit, but it hurts the team when we screw around and don't play ball. Tuck let every kid on the team punch him in the stomach that day. Then we played ball.
During the season, the best player of the game always got to give Tuck's tummy his best shot. We all played like heck to get the honor.
I thought about borrowing Tuck's technique years later for my soccer team, which could get a little rowdy at times. But I didn't have the guts.
I thought about offering to shave my head if any of them could head in a goal. Or letting them toss shaving cream pies in my face. I decided to go with pizza.
There seemed to be a lot more heading going on. Then, in the third game, a winger centered the ball perfectly in front of the net and the smallest guy on our team was right there. Thump! He headed it just out of the reach of the goalie.
Instead of the usual cheers after a goal, the team chanted, "Pizza! Pizza! Pizza!"
The other team didn't know what to think. Neither did I. So I threw my arms up in the air and said, "Yes! Pizza!"
We lost that game, 3 to 2. But we sure had fun. And the pizza in the bleachers wasn't bad either.
Now, if only Coach Klinsmann had offered Team USA pizza.
Dream on.


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