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A Summerville man is facing a charge of first-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor under the age of 11.
Craig Andrew Dost, 25, was arrested July 22.
According to a Summerville Police Department report, an officer was called to a home in the Scotts Mill subdivision, where a visibly upset woman, crying and vomiting, said the child had been sexually assaulted.
The woman said the child had had several rashes and complained of pain in the vaginal area, which the woman initially attributed to acidic fruit juices.
Because the rashes and pain were becoming more frequent, she questioned the child, who described several sexual actions with Dost, the woman told police.
An officer accompanied the woman and child to MUSC for a pediatric sexual assault examination and interview, then obtained an arrest warrant for Dost.
According to the police report, the alleged abuse began in May.
Dost is currently at the Dorchester County Detention Center.
He has requested a jury trial. His attorney, Grover Beau Seaton, had no comment on the case.
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Gabriel Burt, desktop developer at Novell, has reported progress with his PDF Mod tool. The new GNOME program allows for switching pages and other useful trickery with PDF documents.
In its new version 0.4, PDF Mod can not only remove, extract, rotate and reorganize PDF pages, but it also allows drag-and-drop of external documents and exporting of JPG and PNG graphics. Pages can be reordered across multiple open documents.
Burt and his colleagues fixed a number of bugs and translated the GUI into 10 languages. The concise user guide was translated into five of them.
Further details on PDF Mod, which had its first ever release the end of July, are on the live.gnome.org project page. The app is written in Microsoft's C# and therefore depends on the Mono runtime environment. In addition to a tarball of the GPL source code, packages for openSUSE 11.1 and SLED 11 are available on the project page.
PDF Mod Reworks PDF PagesGabriel Burt, desktop developer at Novell, has reported progress with his PDF Mod tool. The new GNOME program allows for switching pages and other useful trickery with PDF documents. Should you believe that the name of this post is useful, odds are you are considering about using Linux as your primary or even just a different Os when you are just sick of your old system. However many believe that Linux is too complicated that it appeals only to geeks, Linux-magazine.com may prove that this great operating system is really for everyone. It is often intriguing to read about PDF Mod Reworks PDF Pages.
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January 21, 2013
Action was to kickoff Wednesday night as Carrollton will host the opening round of the Division II, Region 12 Ohio High School Athletic Association State team tournament.
The second round will be held Jan. 30 at Claymont High School.
The regional finals will be held Feb. 6 and the team state tournament will be Feb. 9 at St. John Arena in Columbus.
This tournament replaces the Ohio Duals that were sanctioned by the Ohio High School Wrestling Coaches Association with only the top two schools from each district taking part.
In Division III, Sandy Valley will host Region 20 matches.
Opening round schedule at Carrollton pits Alliance against Marlington at 6 p.m.
Carrollton wrestles the winner at 7:30 p.m. Dover takes on Minerva at 7:30 p.m.
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When a tumor in the liver is too large or extensive to be removed by surgery, doctors have other options to neutralize the tumor.
One of those options is transarterial chemoembolization, in which a chemotherapy drug is fed through a tiny catheter into arteries that feed the tumor in the liver. The treatment is intended to kill the tumor, while preventing harm outside of the tumor by keeping the drugs locked inside.
But chemoembolization is considered a palliative treatment because it does not fully eliminate the cancer, and the human body typically resists or becomes resistant to the drugs over time.
Wake Forest Baptist Health is among a group of hospitals nationwide and one of three in North Carolina participating in a national study combining chemoembolization with another drug, called Sorafenib, that inhibits growth of cancer cells. Sorafenib is a pill, taken orally.
"The goal with this trial is progression-free survival,'' says Perry Shen, MD, surgical oncology fellowship program director for Wake Forest Baptist. "Given this treatment, how long can we lengthen the time before the tumor starts growing again? We want to increase the progression-free survival.''
Shen is optimistic about the trial, which is being conducted in double-blind fashion, meaning that half of the participants receive chemoembolization and Sorafenib, with the other half getting the standard treatment, chemoembolization, and a placebo.
"Both therapies by themselves have been shown to have some effect,'' Shen says. "So we're hoping the two treatments will be synergistic and will help these patients, who do not have curable disease, and that this will give them some meaningful prolongation of life. Liver cancer is one of the bad actors.''
Bert O'Neil, MD, a professor at the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, is co-chair of the Cancer and Leukemia Group B, a national clinical research group that joined with the originator of the trial, the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group.
"We're hoping that if we combine both chemoembolization and Sorafenib early on, rather than doing chemoembolization first and holding off on Sorafenib until the patient's disease is more advanced, we can get more bang for the buck,'' O'Neil says.
"At the early stages, this is a curable disease,'' O'Neil says. "But at least 80 percent of patients we see have a non-curable disease.''
A lack of early detection and the fact that liver cancer is extremely resistant to chemotherapy and radiation create a challenge, O'Neil says.
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I love to cook with seasonal, locally-grown fruits and vegetables. Nothing beats the taste of ripe produce plucked from familiar soil, and the knowledge that I'm supporting sustainable agriculture. But around here, February is a hard time to stand on locavore principles.
After another morning walk with the dogs in subzero temperatures, my long underwear frozen to my legs, I broke down and bought some red peppers and tomatoes. That they're even available means it's summer somewhere, right?
The problem with out-of-season vegetables is that their long journey to Maine from that verdant somewhere robs them of their potency. Roasting is one way to get more flavor out of lackluster, long-haul vegetables that smell like nothing and taste like refrigerated truck. They become sweet and smoky, deeply flavorful without a lot of oil or seasoning.
This slow, simple soup comes together in three phases:
1. Roasting the vegetables
2. Pureeing the vegetables
3. Combining all the ingredients and adjusting the seasoning
Nothing here is difficult, but you do have to manage several things simultaneously, so read the recipe through and have all your ingredients ready before you start. If you prefer a smooth soup, you can omit the rice and chickpeas. I like a little something to chew on, and the grain and protein make this a complete vegetarian meal. Any type of long grain rice will work. I cooked ½ cup jasmine rice in ¾ cup water on the back burner while my vegetables roasted.
When the windows for fresh Maine peppers, tomatoes, and potatoes converge in late August, I'll make a few batches of this satisfying soup and store them away for winter lunches.
Roasted Red Vegetable Soup
5 large tomatoes
4 red peppers
4-6 cloves garlic, whole
Olive oil
2 ½ cups diced yukon gold potatoes
3 cups vegetable broth
2 Tablespoons vegan margarine (Earth Balance Buttery Sticks)
1 diced sweet onion
1 teaspoon dried thyme
½ teaspoon dried oregano
Salt and pepper
1 ½ cups cooked rice
3 cups cooked or canned chickpeas, rinsed
Preheat the oven to 400°.
Slice the tomatoes in half, then slice each half into thick wedges and put them in a roasting pan. Sprinkle the tomatoes with salt and pepper and place them in the oven.
Cut the red peppers in half lengthwise and remove the seeds. Remove the garlic's paper skin. Brush or spray the peppers and garlic with olive oil and set them aside.
While the tomatoes are roasting, bring the diced potatoes and broth to a simmer. Boil the potatoes for 15 minutes, or until very tender. Puree the potatoes and broth and set the mixture aside.
When the tomatoes have been roasting for 30 minutes, give them a stir and put the peppers and garlic in the oven. Roast the vegetables for another 30 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the skins of the peppers are seriously blackened. Remove the vegetables from the oven.
Heat a soup pot over medium heat. Melt the margarine. Sautee the onion in the margarine until it is lightly browned.
In batches, puree the onion, tomatoes, peppers, and garlic (burnt skins and all) in a blender. Combine them with the potato mixture in the soup pot. Bring the mixture to a simmer and add the thyme, oregano, and salt and pepper. Taste and adjust the seasonings.
Add the cooked rice and chickpeas, and warm through before serving.
Makes 6 main dish servings.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- There are few better ways to start the day than with a big bowl of cereal and milk. But let's be honest here. We all know that the delicious cereal in the colorful box is great on the tongue but not so much on the stomach.
There are plenty of high-fiber, low-sugar options out there, but the cereal you likely remember eating in your childhood while you watched Saturday morning cartoons probably isn't one of them. But is your favorite cereal among the most unhealthy? Does your favorite cereal basically amount to pouring packets of sugar into your mouth?
The Daily Meal compiled a list of the 10 most unhealthy cereals based on the percentage of sugar per serving. Each of these entries is based on a 35-gram serving. So without further ado, let's survey the damage.
10) Kellogg's Froot Loops
Percentage of sugar per serving: 41%, 14.5 grams of sugar per 35-gram serving
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To the editor: I know that Deb (Pink Pig owner) is doing her own Thank You as part of her regular advertising for her shop, but I need to have my say also. Most people dont realize how many people it takes to plan and do a fund-raising event. I didnt before I became involved in our Annual Breast Cancer Walk. I am humbled by the number of people who care and help. Deb jumped right in the first year and this year Susie Bullock came loaded with ideas and ambition. The two of them are balls of fire!! Im sure well have even more people next year. Thank you Essex County for allowing us to use Floral Hall again for our after-walk gathering. Scott Moran had everything ready for us. Thank you to the Wadhams Church for allowing us to use their facilities again for registration, etc. Thank you to the Westport Golf Club for loaning me a golf cart to ride in. I really wanted to walk, but the tumor on my hip bone made it impossible. Thank you to the Heart of the Adirondacks Florist for the table flowers. Thank you to Ernies Market in Westport and Cobble Hill Restaurant in Elizabethtown for their Crock Pots full of soup, etc. Thanks, too, to my friends and family for making soups, etc. Everything was delicious. Thank you, Russ Paquette for getting the golf cart and returning it. Russ and Art also taxied people around if they couldnt finish the walk, etc. Marsha Wright provided coffee and hot chocolate. Joelle Nesbitt made lots of loaves of yummy bread. Dawn Sears donated Avon bracelets, etc. for door prizes. The cake was made by Mother Hubbard from Crown Point. I didnt get any of it, but I heard it was delicious. Bea Disogra and her mother Clarice Pulsifer were there again setting up and serving. Susie Bullock and Carol Smith served the soup, chowder, etc. Charmain from Chars Hands gave Chair Massages. Lisa French from Public Health brought her Breast Cancer information which included two breasts that had lumps for you to find. Julie Walker was there with calendars for sale from her Breast Cancer group. The clean-up committee was incredible even though not appointed, people joined in and swept the floor this included my brother, Bill and his wife, Ellen, who came all the way from Queensbury to take part. Thanks, guys!! A special Thank You to Debbie Schrodt a friend who is the backbone of this event and caused it all to happen. If Ive overlooked anyone, please forgive me. There was a lot going on and I was my usual self trying to visit with everyone. Lots of young people, which is very comforting to me. This cause will not be forgotten just because the generation will change. Moms, Dads, Grandmas, Grandpas, teens, kids, dogs, etc. All were there. Ive been told its just under 4 miles doesnt sound like much, maybe, but its plenty. Besides the registration fee of $5 each for 140 people, we raised $2845 in Pledges. We are sending checks for $1772.50 to the Fitzpatrick Cancer Center in Plattsburgh and to the Susan G. Komen Foundation in Dallas TX. At the risk of sounding sappy, I love you all. Ive been dealing with this nasty stuff for over 6 years and the fact that I have such a great support group has made it so much easier. Thank you and please hang in there with me. Im sure I have more to deal with and I need you all there with me. Honey Carpenter
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Please help support the Red Cross Blood Drive scheduled for April 18 from 3 to 8 p.m. at Metro North Church, 109 Central Avenue in Goose Creek across from the Royal Lanes Bowling Alley.
South Carolina has a great need for all blood types. Please consider donating blood
it could save a life in our community.
Go to www.redcrossblood.org or call Ken Dorian at (843) 991-6688 to schedule an appointment.
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Gilberts voters overwhelmingly rejected on Tuesday the notion of paying an extra tax to pay for parks and recreation.
In unofficial election results for ballots cast on Tuesday, there were 1,724 "no" votes and 524 "yes" votes cast in the ballot measure. Officials said the tax would have amounted to an extra $150 to $200 per year for the average homeowner.
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I now have the most perfect white backdrop for my laundry room, but it needs a bit of warmth and color. I've been brainstorming about how to fill the space.
Three ideas I'm considering for the blank wall over the washer:
1. The lovely picture frames my dad has been making:
2.Wall decals like the ones pictured below. I've even seen decals used ON a washer or dryer which is an interesting idea. I do, though, like to be able to quickly wipe down my W & D and I'm afraid a decal might get in the way. I'll probably stick (terrible, unintended pun) with the wall.
3. Artwork by Sophie and me made with painters tape, paint and canvas. I got a great deal on different sized canvas at Craft Warehouse a few months ago so this project would simply involve choosing a color palette. I'm thinking about incorporating the green we used in the kitchen, similar to the green incorporated in this example from the Michelle Paige blog:
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Congratulations to Jules Spaeth, winner of the 2015 Model Supervisor Award.
On March 24, 2015, Jules Spaeth, Senior Executive Director of Services, Perelman School of Medicine, Development and Alumni Relations, received this year's Model Supervisor Award at the Models of Excellence Award ceremony in Irvine Auditorium. Spaeth was selected from field of outstanding nominees, including fellow finalist Derek Hunsberger, Associate Director, Building Administration, Residential Services, Business Services.
The annual Model Supervisor Award, established in 2007, is given to a Penn supervisor who demonstrates exemplary behaviors and serves as an outstanding role model.
These behaviors reflect the University's standards for a Model Supervisor and are used by the Selection Committee to identify individuals who qualify for this award:
Nominations for the Model Supervisor Award are due in the fall. Any member of the Penn community can nominate a Model Supervisor.
We're looking for supervisors who are role models and exemplify the Model Supervisor Behaviors. You may nominate faculty or staff supervisors of any level, except senior academic or administrative leaders of a school or center.
The nomination process is detailed, and all its components—including eligibility confirmation from the nominee's supervisor and the nominee's authorization to survey his/her staff—must be completed before the nomination can be accepted, as described in the Model Supervisor Nomination Preparation Guide.
An annually rotating Models of Excellence Selection Committee reviews all nominations and selects finalists. The committee is representative of the diversity of our institution, composed of Penn leaders (including the Provost, Executive Vice President, and Vice President of Human Resources), previous Models of Excellence award winners, and other faculty and staff members from across campus.
Finalists are notified in March. Human Resources then surveys a randomly selected cohort of the finalists' staff for feedback on each candidate's supervisory behaviors. Leadership then makes the final selection, and the winner of the Model Supervisor Award is announced live at the Models of Excellence Award Ceremony in the spring.
The individual chosen as the Model Supervisor receives $500 and a symbolic award. The other finalists receive $250 and a symbolic award.
The 2015 award ceremony and reception for honorees will take place on March 24, 2015, in Irvine Auditorium. For more information about this annual event, contact Human Resources or 215-898-1012.
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Locals may know Darian Mahaney as the effervescent frontwoman of Bend-based reggae band 2nd Hand Soldiers. But as of last night, she can officially add "made it to Hollywood on 'American Idol'" to her resume.
Last night's episode of the planet's biggest TV show featured auditions in Portland, and while I don't think Mahaney's performance for judges Steven Tyler, Jennifer Lopez and Randy Jackson aired, I did catch a glimpse of her in the montage of people sent through to the show's next round. Today, a video detailing Mahaney's "Road to Hollywood" is on the "Idol" website. Click here to watch it, or if the crazy long embed code actually worked, watch it below.
I'll get in touch with Mahaney soon, so look for more on this story in the very near future … especially if she survives the grueling Hollywood auditions!


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Frequently Asked Questions
What do you do?
Concerts, gallery exhibitions, films, cooking demonstrations, meals, dance parties, craft shows, discussion groups, collaborative art-making events, classes, improv and sketch comedy shows, open mic story showcases, theatre, and more. Music, visual art, performance, comedy, craft, comics, poetry, writing, food, storytelling, public art, and beyond.
The list of programs on the dropdown menu above is just the beginning. We've got a great collection of events —annual and recurring—that make up the heart of our community programming. There's a lot more going on, though, and you can learn details about all the options on our events calendar or by clicking through the "This Week at WGC" links to the right of this text.
How do I get to the WGC space?
We are located in the Old North neighborhood of Columbus, on Summit Street just south of Hudson Avenue.
From I-71, take the Hudson Street exit and head West off the exit. At the second light after going under the railroad bridge, turn left at Summit. We are located on the right side of the street in the brick building. You may park on the West side of Summit or in our parking lot behind the building. You can get to this lot by turning right onto Tompkins just after passing the space, and right into the alley behind the building. Simply come in the back door (we are the far left door in the brick building).
Bus travel: you can take the #4 or the #81 to the Summit Street/Clinton Avenue stop. From the stop, walk two blocks north to Wild Goose Creative.
Who runs Wild Goose Creative?
Wild Goose Creative is truly a community organization, with all the arts events and community gatherings you see on our calendar being created by local people with ideas. WGC partners with individuals, organizations, and businesses in all kinds of different ways to craft arts events.
Wild Goose Creative is a nonprofit organization, so it's governed by a board of directors who do a lot of the big-picture work of WGC and also work with people to get projects off the ground. WGC's current board of directors can be found here.
When are you open?
Our lights are on and something is happening most every night of the week! Check our events calendar or the calendar to the right of this text for opportunities to come by and get your art on.
At the present time we are consistently open Tuesdays through Thursdays from 1pm - 3pm, however from September 22-December 1st our hours will be 3pm-6pm. Check our calendar to make sure.
How can I get involved?
Come on over for an event! Events at WGC feature artists and arts events in all kinds of mediums, and are great places to learn something new, get conversations started, have fun, and gain great arts experiences.
Other ways to get involved - volunteer, follow us on Twitter, intern, have an idea, let us sponsor your event or program, or ask us to partner with you on your own endeavors.
You can also become a member of Wild Goose Creative! a donation of $5/month or $60/year will allow you to be a part of the integral group that keeps Wild Goose Creative going. Click here to find out more about what membership does for you and for us.


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Book your room at Residence Inn by Marriott Houston West University
Get an overview of this hotel3-star aparthotel with free breakfast and free area shuttle
Located in the heart of Houston, this aparthotel is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Lakewood Church and within 3 mi (5 km) of Menil Collection and Houston Natural Science Museum. Houston Children's Museum and Houston Zoo are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Property Features
Along with an outdoor pool, this smoke-free aparthotel has a fitness center and a spa tub. Free buffet breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free area shuttle. Additionally, a business center, a meeting room, and dry cleaning are onsite.
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All 120 apartments feature kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and free wired Internet. Guests will also find sofa beds, sitting areas, and cable TV.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Residence Inn by Marriott Houston West University provides a spa tub and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measure 577 square feet (52 square meters). A complimentary area shuttle within 3 mi is available for guests. This business-friendly aparthotel also offers barbecue grills, a picnic area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Residence Inn by Marriott Houston West University is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Number of floors - 4
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- Total number of rooms - 120
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- Conference space size (meters) - 52
- Conference space size (feet) - 577
- Free self parking
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- Outdoor pool
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Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Volleyball on site
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
Pets allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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Daphne necklace by Leigh-Anne McCague – Swarovski crystal bridal pendant necklace
Bejewel your neckline with the dazzling Daphne Swarovski crystal bridal necklace. Beautifully designed in a contemporary style, a large curved pendant fabulously covered in shimmering Swarovski crystals in an array of shapes of sizes is suspended from an anti-tarnish rhodium-plate necklace.
Wear this piece to make a style statement on your wedding day. Also a fabulous treasure for the jewellery box.
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Attending the Connecting for Change Conference is a one of a kind experience. Everyone who attends takes something different from the experience, but something that everyone gains from the experience is the feeling that they are a part of a collective whole working to create positive change in the world.
Attracting over 5,000 people of all backgrounds, creed and class over a 2-day period, we strive to provide an eclectic mix of vendors – from solar panel providers to artists who use recycled materials – there is truly something for everyone at Connecting for Change. Our state-of-the-art exhibitor tents are not only open to conference attendees but to the general public as well, nestled strategically in the heart of New Bedford's historic downtown district.
REGISTRATION FOR OUR EXHIBITOR TENT AND STREET VENDOR SPACE FOR our 11th ANNUAL CONNECTING FOR CHANGE WILL OPEN LATER THIS MONTH!
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Why Exhibit at Connecting for Change?
Here's what a few of last year's exhibitors shared about their experiences at CFC:
"We had a great time… and connected with a lot of interesting people and organizations doing great and inspirational things. We'll definitely be back next year."
"We thoroughly enjoyed Connecting for Change! What an amazing, world-class gathering. You all do revolutionary work."
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IMPORTANT Information for exhibitors (including set-up and breakdown)
If you will be selling prepared food, you must have a permit from the City of New Bedford. If you are selling whole fruits or vegetables, you do not need to fill out the form, but if you cut any of the produce and distribute for samples, you must have a permit. Click here for the permit application.
For more information on exhibiting at this year's Connecting for Change, please contact:
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phone: 508-748-0816
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2014 Exhibitors
ADC Jewelry Designs
I design and handcraft exquisite semi-precious gemstone jewelry for a cause - 100% of the net proceeds are donated to 3 schools in India where we provide free food, clothing, education and healthcare to impoverished and desolate slum and village children. The jewelry designs are unique, styles vary from slender/elegant to chunky/statement pieces and reflect quality craftsmanship.Our motto : Adorn Yourself While Helping A Child In Need!!!
All Hands Volunteers
All Hands Volunteers is a non-profit disaster response and recovery organizations. We have a nine year/45 project track record of helping communities around the world who are suffering in the wake of natural disasters. We harness the energy and commitment of dedicated volunteers to have the maximum impact with minimum bureaucracy.
Beautycounter is a skin care line dedicated to providing women & their families with safe and effective products. Our ingredient selection process is the strictest in the industry resulting in a "never list" of over 1500 chemicals that are not allowed in our products. Beautiful products, made safe. Welcome to Beautycounter.
Ben's Bins
Soil quality is directly related to the the quality of life on our planet. Worm composting is one way of enhancing soil quality by adding to its microbial community. Worm compost adds nutrients and supports water retention and plant immunity function. We make worm bins for school and home use, and present worm composting workshops.
Boston University Superfund Research Program
The Boston University Superfund Research Program (BU SRP) is an NIEHS funded interdisciplinary program that conducts and communicates research on the impacts of improperly managed hazardous wastes. Specifically, we study the effects of exposures to substances commonly encountered in hazardous waste disposal on reproduction and development in humans and wildlife. BU SRP is partnering with Alternatives for Community and Environment (ACE) to bring an "Environmental Health Clinic" to Connecting for Change 2014. Based in Roxbury, MA, ACE builds the power of communities of color and low-income communities in Massachusetts to eradicate environmental racism and classism, create healthy, sustainable communities, and achieve environmental justice.
Bristol County Bee Club
Educating the public on pollinators and how we can help them survive in our present environment. We will also have native honey for sale and educational hand outs. We are a non profit organization.
Cabot Creamery Cooperative
Cabot Creamery Cooperative has been in continuous operation in Vermont since 1919, and makes a full line of cheeses, yogurt, sour cream, cottage cheese and butter. Widely known as makers of "The World's Best Cheddar," Cabot is owned by the 1200 dairy farm families of Agri-Mark, the Northeast's premier dairy cooperative, with farms located throughout New England and upstate New York. For more information on Cabot, visit: http://www.cabotcheese.coop.
Dean's Beans
All of our fine whole bean specialty coffees are certified organic, fair trade and kosher, and are roasted in small batches at our beanery in Orange, MA. We know that the planting, care, harvesting and processing of the beans is done in conformity with international standards for the health of the farmer and his environment, as well as the high quality of the bean.
Donnelly/Colt Progressive Resources
Buttons, Stickers, banners, note cards, postcards, posters, organic cotton t-shirts, handmade peace wreaths, LuminAid™ solar recharageable floating utility light
Doves Foot Pottery
One of a Kind Pottery from the Garden for the Table
EarthFrendz is a brand that serves a cause. At EarthFrendz, we use fashion as an economic tool for poverty alleviation and jobs creation. All our products are handcrafted using surplus textile remnants in the impoverished areas of Mumbai and New Delhi, India as there are many communities that still earn their living working with needle and thread. EarthFrendz is about improving life's and bettering the planet.
Earthitis is an environmental educational organization whose main objectives are to advocate for the sustainability of our planet Earth and to promote ways to maintain and respect biodiversity. Our mission is eco-awareness. Our motto is "Together we can make a world of difference."
Equal Exchange
Equal Exchange is a democractially organized worker-owned cooperative, founded in 1986 to pioneer a new model of trade built upon fairness and stronger relationships between farmers and consumers. Equal Exchange seeks to reconnect people with the farmers who grow their food and to support small-scale farmer cooperatives. When you purchase Equal Exchange coffee, tea, chocolate, fruit and nuts, you help farmers to stay on their land, support their families, plan for their future, and care for the environment.
Expedition Education Institute
The Expedition Education Institute creates experiential learning communities that inspire informed and compassionate ecological leadership. In partnership with Marlboro College, EEI offers college and gap year traveling programs based in North American bioregions. Each semester has a focusing theme on either energy and climate justice, alternative economics and building communities, or sustainability in food and farming.
Four Winds One Breath
Rosanne Menard's ancestral heritage is a melding of Mik'maq, Malecite, Blackfoot, Canadian French and Italian. She makes a variety of jewelry, sculpture, clothing, fine art and photography. "There is a breath, a drumbeat, a heartbeat that evokes one's spirits to the depths of one's soul in all of the artwork by Red Bear Dreamer [Rosanne's native name]," says Words in the Wind (Donna Edmonds Mitchell), of the Pocasset Wampanoag People, Watuppa Reservation, in Fall River. "If you allow yourself to be pulled into her work you will begin to hear the silenced voices of our ancestors revealing the sacred ways they lived and loved all of the Creators' blessings."
Goldenrod Foundation
We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to conserving and protecting the coastal environment in Southeastern Massachusetts for wildlife and people. Our volunteer corps - the Beach Ambassadors - engage beach visitors in wildlife viewing, nature discovery, conservation and more. We also bring people onto the beach for a variety of programs designed to strengthen their commitment to conservation, such as bird-watching, clamming, yoga, and photography.
Great Cape Baking Co.
Bakery specializing in our signature cranberry harvest donuts, apple cider donuts, gourmet and artisian breads.
Green Mountain College
College with graduate programming focused upon sustainability.
Green/Rainbow Party of Mass & CT
The Green Party of CT. and the Green Rainbow Party of Mass. are sharing a table and will have some of the Green Party candidates running in the Nov. elections there to meet and talk to voters and others. There will be t-shirts, buttons, position papers and campaign material available.
Heart Mind Integration Healing (HMI Healing)
Imagine how great it would feel, to catch yourself in the moment of a big trigger, breathe and respond from your higher self consciousness. There'd be no shame or guilt, no apologizing for the things you said or did that hurt your loved one; instead there would be connection. HMI perspectives of the sub-conscious help you understand how it keeps you in an inner loop of non-manifestation and conflict. Heart Mind Integration Healing provides a map of the subconscious, and a method to identify and heal parts of yourself that limit your success.
Helfand Farm Community Gardens
Helfand Farm Community Gardens is an all volunteer non-profit, offering garden plots and free gardening workshops to area residents. We are located 5 minutes from the Dartmouth Mall and we welcome anyone who wants to grow their own food.
Savory herb and pepper jellies, whole leaf dried herbs and peppers, seasonings and salt blends. Gift packages. Vanilla extract kits. Dried crafted and birdhouse gourds. Garden-inspired ornaments. Shortbread cookies.
Life's Epiphany
Life's Epiphany is a regenerative design company. Regenerating the health of individuals as well as the health of our soils in order to increase the sustainability of our communities small and large. Our mission is to unlock the health of the mind-body-spirit and environment through education, awareness, and action.
Living Grace Family Chiropractic
Dr. Celina Graca will performing free spinal health screenings.
Lou's Upcycles
Lou's Upcycles offers a full line of accessories created from fused post-consumer, un-recyclable plastic bags, wrappers, and packaging. Keep plastics out of the waste stream and look great doing it!
Marlboro College
Marlboro College cultivates a close-knit, intentionally small learning community where independent thinkers can explore their deepest interests, collaborate with faculty as colleagues, and set the course for their own intellectual and professional pursuits. Located in southeastern Vermont, Marlboro comprises an undergraduate campus in the town of Marlboro and a graduate center in nearby Brattleboro. Combined enrollment for undergraduate and graduate programs is less than 500 students.
New Dawn Earth Center
New Dawn Earth Center provides experiential environmental education and ecospirituality workshops for all ages in Cumberland, RI. We aim to elicit reverence for life, a deep sense of our interconnectedness, and effective action for sustainability.
NOFA / Mass Northeast Organic Farmers Association
Through education and advocacy NOFA/Mass promotes organic agriculture to expand the production and availability of nutritious food from living soil for the health of individuals, communities and the planet.
OnForce Solar
OnForce Solar is an alternative energy company committed to providing its customers with the most intelligently, designed, efficient, and cost effective energy systems available. OnForce Solar installs solar photovoltaic systems for residential, commercial, and utility scale projects. The company has been responsible for the sale, design, financing and installation of hundreds of solar energy projects.
Our Sisters' School, Inc.
Our Sisters' School is an independent middle school for girls, serving low-income families.
Phoenix Composting Toilets
Phoenix Composting Toilets provide approved, safe, and effective aerobic stabilization of human waste for residences, public facilities, parks, schools, remote sites, and environmentally sensitive areas. Advanced Composting Systems, manufacturer of the Phoenix, is a dedicated green business that practices thoughtful energy and resource conservation strategies, and is soon to be a 100 percent off-the-grid manufacturing plant.
R&B Enterprises
"Secrets of a Metaphysical Flight Attendant" is a spiritual memoir. The soft cover book sells for $17.99.
Recruitment, Training & Support Center for Special Ed. Surrogate Parents
The RTSC for Special Education Surrogate Parents (SESPs) recruits and trains volunteers interested in becoming important educational decision makers for students in state custody whose parents are unknown or unavailable. SESPs have the legal authority of a parent as they advocate for their appointed student's right to a free and appropriate education.
Renee Designs LLC
Renee Designs creates unique, one of a kind jewelry designed with vintage, recycled, up cycled and repurposed materials.
S.E. Mass Time Exchange
The Time Exchange is a network of people (and organizations) who "exchange time" helping one another, getting credit for the time and using that credit to get the help they need, all while making friends and building trusting relationships.
Sierra Club
South Coast Regional Action Committe of the Sierra Club of Massachusetts
SIT Graduate Institute
SIT Graduate Institute's interculturally-focused master's degrees help students pursue meaningful careers in sustainable development, peacebuilding and conflict transformation, international education, and teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL). Programs are based on a commitment to social justice and intercultural communication. Full-time and online low-residency options are available.
SIT Study Abroad
SIT Study Abroad A pioneer in experiential, field-based study abroad, SIT provides more than 60 semester and summer programs for undergraduate students in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East, as well as comparative programs in multiple locations. Employing an educational approach developed over 80 years, SIT encourages students to step beyond the boundaries of a traditional classroom to analyze the critical issues shaping local communities around the globe. Programs foster experiential learning, intensive cultural immersion, substantial community engagement, and an emphasis on field-based research.
SoBerry Clean
Our mission is to make the world a cleaner place by offering our clients an eco-friendly way to get their laundry done. Wild harvested Soapberries are a chemical free, a paraben free, and a fragrance free way to clean laundry. If this piques your curiosity, stop by our table for more information.
SouthCoast Energy Challenge
The SouthCoast Energy Challenge is a non-profit energy saving initiative for the SouthCoast area of Massachusetts. We sign people up for no-cost MassSave home energy assessments and free solar assessments.
SouthCoast Serves
SouthCoast Serves is a University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, Leduc Center for Civic Engagement facilitated collaborative that fosters service and volunteerism to meet the needs of our community by leveraging resources, expertise and capacity to maximize impact. SouthCoast Serves believes that through service, we can take responsibility for our region's future. The ultimate vision of SouthCoast Serves is to lead our community to become a place where people can and do integrate service into their everyday lives.
Sowing Solutions Permaculture Design & Education
Sowing Solutions offers Permaculture Design Certification and Training Courses where you can gain ecological design experience for your home landscape and gather sustainable living skills alongside permaculture designers and educators at the world-renowned Sirius EcoVillage in Western MA. This Permaculture Design Course is offered twice a year, during a spring weekend series over three weekends in March and April, or as a summer intensive over two weeks in July). Sowing Solutions also provides permaculture design services, consultation, design, implementation, maintenance, and education for the creation of abundant landscapes & ecological gardens, specializing in beautiful edible landscapes and forest gardens, while integrating permaculture strategies in a whole systems design approach.
Syracuse Cultural Workers
We are a national publisher and distributer of posters, calendars, cards, T-shirts, books, buttons and stickers that further the vision of justice, liberation, equality and multiculturalism. We print on 100% pcw paper and sell organic T-shirts.
Taktse International School
High in the hills of the Himalayas, Taktse International School was born in 2004. Blending Buddhist respect for life with Western educational theory, students K through 12 from Nepal, Bhutan, Thailand, and India live and study together. Where the mountain winds stir the tealeaves, there you will find two hundred twenty two children growing wings. This is a model school, not only for the Himalayas, but also for the entire world.
UMass Dartmouth
The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth distinguishes itself as a vibrant public university actively engaged in personalized teaching and innovative research and acting as an intellectual catalyst for regional economic, social and cultural development.
Viridian Energy
Viridian is a socially responsible energy company providing cleaner energy choices at competitive prices. Viridian was founded with the vision to empower our Customers and Associates to make a measurable difference in the environment and their personal lives simply by switching energy providers.
At VisionWorks we are passionate about what we offer. As a values and vision-driven company, we work to make this world a more diverse and humorous place, to add to the meaning and richness of this life. The items we offer are carefully selected, and frequently changing. These are more than just more material products to us. We offer easy access to images of a changing world, and hope we can be your best source.
Wellness Paths
Wellness Paths offers education in and the experience of healthy, holistic alternatives which can complement conventional health care. Created by Amanda Murphy, a Registered Nurse, Wellness Paths promotes health by offering creative and effective stress management and wellness coaching, workshops, and retreats where participants are inspired to choose healthier lifestyles.


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Books to Read in 2005
- The Shining Stephen King It's not a contest, but I definitely preferred the book to Kubrick's movie adaptation. To portray Jack as a person who snaps rather than looney tunes from the get-go is much more chilling, and the grittier atmosphere more disturbingly satisfying.
- The Puttermesser Papers Cynthia Ozick Combines satire and magical realism, like 100 Years of Solitude, but more philosophical and following the constricted life of a New York lawyer rather than the bizarre history of the Buendia family. It works best if read as a series of short stories, each on a different stage of Puttermesser's life ("Her Work History, Her Ancestry, Her Afterlife"). Best: "The Muscovite Cousin" and "Puttermesser in Paradise."
- Death in Venice Thomas Mann I really wanted to prove Nabokov wrong here and emerge a Thomas Mann fan, but I was irritated by the cumulative, junky purple prose. Maybe it's partly the translator's fault. What I did like: the use of the human body as a metaphor for form and beauty in art, the atmosphere of German pre-war decadence, and the insights, especially the imagined Socratic dialogues.
- Ada Vladimir Nabokov A literary millefleur of arcane vocabulary and labyrinthine prose. More of a virtuoso performance than Lolita, and (therefore?) not quite as affecting, but the detachment enhances our appreciation of the word play, I guess. I still prefer Lolita and even the equally dispassionate Pale Fire.
- A Short History of Nearly Everything Bill Bryson Describes scientists like extinct birds: rare, a little outlandish, and known for things other than reproducing. Bryson is particularly good at explaining things I either dimly understood or vaguely remembered from science classes (Einstein's theory of relativity, continental drift, the discovery of DNA). Most definitely a worthwhile use of several of my allotted 750,000 hours or so (knock wood).
- Complete Short Stories Oscar Wilde
- Picnic, Lightning Billy Collins Sane and gentle and witty and inventive. Nabokov fan that I am, I'm also jealous that he thought of that title first. Like with my favorite albums and novels, I find myself continually changing my mind about which part I like best (currently it's "I Go Back to the House for a Book").
- Alternative Alices Ed. Carolyn Sigler
- The Tipping Point Malcolm Gladwell
- Age of Wonders: Exploring The World of Science Fiction Eds. Kathryn Cramwell and David Hartwell
- Ulysses James Joyce I read this for a class, VERY quickly and with a high fever. Somehow, I think it might deserve to be read attentively at 98.6.
- Middlemarch George Eliot Ditto the above, minus the high fever.
- Blonde Joyce Carol Oates Every so often, I have to check in with Oates to see if she's written anything as good as Marya, a Life or Son of the Morning.
Middlemarch is also on my bookshelf to be read list, but I don't know that I'll get to it anytime soon. However, I do have on video (which I picked up cheaply) Middlemarch by George Elliott, a BBC six-hour mini-series, but I've not watched that yet either.
If I hadn't read a Stephen King novel before The Green Mile is not what I would start with.
In my opinion the majority of his recent stuff can't hold a candle to his older stuff although I haven't read The Dark Tower series. I was waiting for him to finish the series first.
As far as his early titles go I think The Shining is probably his best. Other very good titles are Salem's Lot, The Stand and The Dead Zone. Carrie is also quite good although it's a first novel.
With Firestarter he sort of entered a middle phase. A good middle phase title is Different Seasons, 4 novellas which take place in seasons throughout the year. Most of the middle phase stuff is very readable and enjoyable I just felt the small start of a downward trend here. Firestarter is probably the best of his middle titles.
For me his books left Must Read territory around It. His books started getting much thicker but he seemed to be grasping for strawrs in terms of the story he wanted to tell. He's a great writer but he can go on ad nauseum.
Since, but not including, It titles worth your time are Misery, The Dark Half, Gerald's Game, Insomnia and The Green Mile. But this is not the cream of his crop. Your mileage may vary.
Thank you. I'll take a look at the early books you mention.
I considered starting with The Dark Tower series, but I also think it would be better to wait until it is finished.
Well, The Dark Tower series is finished now. Or so I've heard.
I'm not sure if I agree with Nabokov about Mann, but Death in Venice is probably the worst of his major works.
Ada, however, is wonderful, and I hope you enjoy it.
From what I remember, Nabokov didn't care much for any novel of ideas (he also disliked Dostoevsky, which I find hard to understand). I'm looking forward to Ada.
So which Mann works do you prefer?
I think Doctor Faustus is defensible as a masterpiece, although I found parts of the novel lacking. I actually really liked The Magic Mountain, although it isn't nearly as approachable as Faustus or Venice.
Nabokov did hate Dostoevsky (and I've been reading about a rather enjoyable row he had with Edmund Wilson over Pasternak) but he was an admirer of Borges, who you may consider an author of "ideas" literature.
I suspect he gave Borges a pass because he wrote fantasy, just as with Gogol, but that's purely a guess -- trying to find a consistent pattern in Nabokov's curmudgeonly literary taste is beyond me. He did have a problem with a lot of his fellow Russian writers, didn't he?
Did you finish Bill Bryson's book already, or are you still working on it?
I'm pretty much dropping a note on every '2005 reading' list on Listology to recommend The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell, and yours is no exception! :-)
Trying to start your own positive social epidemic, are you?
Going off of what I've picked up by skittering through the book, possibly a Sales…uh…man. (Gladwell seems awfully nonchalant about the p.c. hawks.) I sometimes pretend to be a Maven, with mixed success. You?


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Welcome to RIT Cycling Club Homepage
Welcome back everyone to the 2014 school year! Our first club meeting will be Wednesday, September 3 in the Fireside Lounge at 8pm. Future meetings will be on even numbered weeks in the same location.
As our returning members are surely aware, Mountain season is just about to start up, and Cyclocross will be coming soon! Check out the ECCC Website for the race schedules.
For anyone looking to try out racing for the first time, or a new discipline that your bike isn't set up for, we have several team bikes that you can use for races. Come to the club meetings for more info!
Check out this awesome video compilation from Mountain Season 2012!
Thanks to Trevor Andrews for putting this together!
Congrats to the Cyclocross team for winning the ECCC Team Overall!
Here is a breakdown of individual results
Peter Hagerty - 1st overall in Men's A
Luke Thomas - 3rd overall in both Men's B and Men's C
James Curtis - 4th overall in Men's B, 1st overall in Men's C
Ian Geilar - 5th overall in Men's B, 2nd overall in Men's C
Thanks to everyone who came out and raced for RIT this season! We hope to see all of you racing again in the future!
President - Ian Gielar
Vice President - Max Hautaniemi
Mountain Captain - Ian Gielar
Cyclocross Captain - Luke Thomas
Road Captain - Rugile Kaladyte
Secretary - Bryan Curneen
Treasurer - Ethan Ausburn
Webmaster - James Curtis
Sponsorship Coordinator - Jason Ceresoli
Womens Captain - Anna Stern
For any incoming Freshman interested in joining the RIT Cycling Team for the Mountain or Cyclocross seasons in the fall, keep in mind that the mountain season starts up as soon as fall quarter begins and the cyclocross season begins shortly after so be sure to bring your bikes! We also ask that you contact the Mountain Captain and the Cyclocross Captain in order to get you set up for the season. We hope you'll join us out on the trails in the fall!
Here's a quick recap of all our team's results from this year.
Road - 5th in Division 2 and 9th overall
Cyclocross - 1st in Division 2 and 2nd overall
Mountain - 4th in Division 2 and 7th overall
Congratulations to the road team on the successful conclusion of their season and good luck to Peter Hagerty and Chris Mondiek at Nationals!
The Cycling club will be doing a Bike Mainenance fundraiser on campus for the rest of the quarter. We will be set up at bus stop behind the library every Tuesday from 9-4 until week 9.


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The latest official unemployment numbers from the Labor Department show continuing deterioration in the job market, setting a record for the ninth straight week.
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The total number of people claiming benefits for more than a week increased by 122,000 to 5.56 million, the highest total since record-keeping began in 1967. This number a year ago was 2.8 million. Adding in the people that are receiving extended unemployment benefits under a special program approved by Congress brings the total to 7.03 million.
The official unemployment rate is now at 8.1%, the highest in 25 years.
Long-term jobless claims have jumped by over 100,000 four times in the past five weeks, indicating that companies continue to shed workers at a rapid rate.
Again, these are the official numbers. As grim as they are, a more accurate assessment would give us an unemployment rate of 14.8% for February. This is from the Bureau of Labor Statistics' "U6″ category that includes "Total unemployed, plus all marginally attached workers,* plus total employed part time for economic reasons, as a percent of the civilian labor force plus all marginally attached workers."
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2013 is a team option year
It is on one of the NY network affiliates...not sure which one though....WCBS?? WWOR?
If you look into it...the ECHL has had 29 franchises either ceased or relocated to other cities or different leagues all together since 2000. No surprise
I keep asking myself 2 questions when it comes to the "should Reyes be .......??" Both of which have already been mentioned in this thread.
Question 1 - Is investing a large, long contract to Reyes plausible with the financial situation of the Ownership?? (Mentioned by Commish and Sec)
Question 2 - Will Reyes' future production (during years of the contract) match his true worth or even the dollar amount he ends up receiving?
Problem is we don't know the answer to either question.
You are correct in mentioning that it is a business. However, I'm not sure I agree with you on the fact of whether he brings in more TV viewers or attendance. I don't think that is the big factor. Viewership and attendance are mainly affected in major terms in NY by success. The more you win the more the take. The low attendance figures in the beginning of the year to me are more so on the perceived notion of the Wilpon's handling of the team rather than the notion that Reyes will be dealt or not retained.
To explain further, if the team was 6 or 7 games over .500 in 1st or 2nd place, whether Reyes was here or not, I think the crowds would be strong. That is not to say he doesn't bring in his share of fans on his own validity and play, but, it's the team aspect that should still rein over any single player.
To the business part that I think is the factors. Money and true worth. Hand out a dollar amount on what a player's current and future production will be going only on past production and expectations on that past production.
Thoughts go out to the Big Man to get well and a full recovery
Funny how the ratings peaked toward the end of the game. I can see why as all the games have been tight down the stretch
Do I sense that Stan Lee will be mentioned every episode
No longer the NL leader in pitches seen, however is 11th at 1032
Commish, I saw the post game interview with K Burkhart, and Reyes really didn't offer an excuse other than he should have slid into home.
By the way, I just got my vote for Jose Reyes for All-star game email; somebody must be listen to all of you..
Nice....what do I get for the silliest comment?....Do I get Carl Crawford money?.....Or I have the right to invent some new and pointless hand shake?.....Maybe i'm allowed to ole ground balls?
Or entered a contract year...
I like Gee and Turner, but I wouldn't start raising the pennant yet just because of them. Pelfrey and Niese have yet to prove that they are better than .500 starting pitchers for consecutive years(Pelfrey a few above .500 for career, and Niese a few under).
Hu was never going to be Reyes' replacement, and I don't think he was brought in to be that either. Hu was already 27 and had only played 96 games over previous 4 years.
Accountability and responsibility have lacked with this team for the last 4 years. The ability to assess situations (injuries, unaccetpable play) and respond accordingly (younger players filling the void for injured stars) is at the very least beginning to improve in the clubhouse and on the field. And Collins is in the center of it. Only if they could fix the owner's box too.
Well, for the exception of a couple games this past week, the bullpen has been surpirsingly sparkling. And with the way Collins and Alderson have shown the door to those who don't succeed often and early, Parnell needs to show his stuff to stay here.
As for Gee, it is clear that he has been the most dependable and consistant starter this year so far. My only worry about him is with his lack of dominating stuff, he will have to be on with his command everytime out. Hey for now I'll take it and continue to enjoy.
Howie Rose pointed out on the radio broadcast that Turner could be turning into something special.....with the fact that after his hot streak he cooled off for just a brief period, but is starting to turn it up again.
Gee wasn't sharp early...but then got into a groove...It also helps that Cubs pitching can't throw strikes.
All the best to the kid....my favorite player as child


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A FILM starring Frasier's Kelsey Grammer and Gavin and Stacey actor Mathew Horne is shooting in Croydon today.
Horne, who played Gavin in the BBC Three sitcom, tweeted Croydon dubstep pioneer Skream to tell him he was filming Breaking the Bank in the town.
Cheers star Grammer - also known as Sideshow Bob in The Simpsons - is also joined in the film by Black Books actress Tamsin Greig and Andrew Sachs, famous for playing Manuel in Fawlty Towers.
Also known for playing the headteacher in BBC Three sitcom Bad Education, Horne is filming in Croydon Town Hall from today until Sunday.
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The mass exodus of locked-out NHL players continued on Monday when 11 more players, including San Jose Sharks center Joe Thornton and Rangers winger Rick Nash signed contracts with European leagues
Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin has returned home to Moscow and says he is prepared to play in Russias KontinentalHockey League.Goaltender Michal Neuvirth tweeted this photo on Friday,with the messa
Adam Oates has a new office and a new coaching staff but no players to coach.
George McPhee has a perch above the Capitals' practice rink, but no hockey to watch.
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