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Luce Furniture Company
I have inherited some dining room furniture that has a tag on the back that reads Luce furniture Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan. I know it is at least 100 years old. I would like to contact someone with Luce but i can find no connection. I would like some information about what you would call this. It is solid mahogany with burl wood veneer on the cabinet doors. The legs are turned. All the pulls are round and original. There is a buffet or sideboard, a serving table, a chona cabinet and dining table with 3 leaves and 8 chairs. If anyone knows the proper name for this style can you let me know. And if you know about Luce i would like to know more. I have tried to add a photo.
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I do not believe Luce is still in business. I found this timeline about the company, suggesting that it went out of business in 1938:
Luce Furniture Shops of Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids (1879-1938)
began as Luce Furniture Co.
purchased Grand Rapids Furniture Shops, 1925, changed name
purchased Michigan Chair Co., 1926; sold line to Furniture Shops of America
purchased by Kroehler Mfg. Co. of Naperville, IL, 1930
into receivership, 1935
became Luce Furniture Corp., 1936
closed, 1938
In terms of value, the one somewhat comp piece of Luce furniture I found in the Worthpedia sold for $775 in 2007. It is described as... ""LUCE FURNITURE CO., GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN American oak Arts & Crafts sideboard having two pair of short drawers flanking cupboard doors all over a long drawer. h: 46" l: 72" d: 22" , here is a picture...
I hope that this is helpful or at least starts the conversation. Does anyone else have an idea or more information?


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I did choose Graphical for log in, but I am still just getting a prompt. Where do I change this? Thanks.
Ok, this morning before work (I get up early) I installed RH 7.3 in place of Suse 8.0. The install went fine! However, I installed GRUB (was using LILO with Suse) and it only gave me one choice...Red Hat. I would have thought it would have put Windows in there like LILO did. So, after a little bit of panic that maybe Windows was gone (my wife uses it), I finally configured the grub.conf file and now Windows can be booted. I have some other questions, though, and maybe it is becuase I am more used to Suse. When I would start Suse, I would get a graphical menu with choices of who to log in as (me, root, etc) and choices for Gnome, KDE, etc. With RH, I get a prompt that says dhcpp1 and I have to log in from there. I havent tried, but I assume you can log in as root from there? Also, my internet doesnt seem to be working, while with Suse, it worked right out of the box. I plan on using it and reading up on the RH site, etc on how to use it and Gnome, but 1 more quick question...where do I go to mount my C (windows) drive?
I did choose Graphical for log in, but I am still just getting a prompt. Where do I change this? Thanks.
You must be using a version of windoze that uses NTFS. This problem seems to effect a limited number of people. I don't think it is a problem with Grub specifically. More then likely it is a problem specific to some motherboard/motherboard bios. I have never seen this problem, either on my systems or for installs for other people.However, I installed GRUB (was using LILO with Suse) and it only gave me one choice...Red Hat.
That prompt looks to me like you configured your NIC to use dhcp and it is grabbing a hostname from your ISP when it connects.With RH, I get a prompt that says dhcpp1 and I have to log in from there. I havent tried, but I assume you can log in as root from there?
How do you connect to your ISP? DHCP? PPPOE? Did you configure you internet connection?Also, my internet doesnt seem to be working
NTFS partition? Read:where do I go to mount my C (windows) drive?
Jim H
What kind of video card are you using?Originally Posted by mugs
You change the runlevel you boot into by editing the file /etc/inittab.
Look for the line: id:*:initdefault:
The * will be a number.
Change the * to one of these two values.
3 - boot to console mode
5 - boot directly in X11
Jim H
Thanks for the replies, Jim!
Yes, I have NTFS, but like I said, I figured it out and now get the Windows option.
Yes, I configured it to use dhcp. I have DSL and I use a router. With Suse, I never had to configure anything, so when I get home tonight, I will take another look at the internet.
Thank you for the graphical login info. I have since gone to the RH site and saw the awesome info they have there. It is clear and very well organized. I am sure I will be there a lot.
I am looking forward to working with RH!
OK I see, the router provides the internet connection. The dhcp functions of the router must be enabled. Red Hat automatically sets any NIC it detects to dhcp. I must be pulling the strange hostname from the router. With the router providing the internet connection you want set your NIC to use BOOTPROTO=none. There is no reason to have dhcp enabled on the router.Originally Posted by mugs
Edit /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
Edit /etc/sysconfig/network More then likely the router has an ip address of 192.168.1.1, bu this is only a guess.
You will have to edit /etc/resolv.conf and add you ISP's nameservers to it.
Reboot. Yes reboot. To check and make sure everything works on boot.
This should get you working. Since I don't use hardware routers this is a guess.
Jim H
Thanks again Jim, actually the internet does work! But, I am having problems with the runtime. I went to change the runlevel to 5, but it was already set to 5!!!, but I am not getting the graphical logon. This is what happens on boot: I get dhcppc1 login, so I log in. Then it says [mugs@dhcppc1 mugs]$ and I type startX. Then it pops up with a gnome box and says: "Could not look up internet address for dhcppc1-This will prevent Gnome from operating correctly. It may be possible to correct this problem my adding dchppc1 to the file etc/hosts. Should I try that? What about the runlevel. And, should I take your last suggestions, even though the internet is working? Thanks!
Here is my inittab...still no graphical logon and still the error message...
# inittab This file describes how the INIT process should set up
# the system in a certain run-level.
# Author: Miquel van Smoorenburg, <firstname.lastname@example.com>
# Modified for RHS Linux by Marc Ewing and Donnie Barnes
# Default runlevel. The runlevels used by RHS are:
# 0 - halt (Do NOT set initdefault to this)
# 1 - Single user mode
# 2 - Multiuser, without NFS (The same as 3, if you do not have networking)
# 3 - Full multiuser mode
# 4 - unused
# 6 - reboot (Do NOT set initdefault to this)
# System initialization.
l0:0:wait:/etc/rc.d/rc 0
l1:1:wait:/etc/rc.d/rc 1
l2:2:wait:/etc/rc.d/rc 2
l3:3:wait:/etc/rc.d/rc 3
l4:4:wait:/etc/rc.d/rc 4
l5:5:wait:/etc/rc.d/rc 5
l6:6:wait:/etc/rc.d/rc 6
# Things to run in every runlevel.
# Trap CTRL-ALT-DELETE
ca::ctrlaltdel:/sbin/shutdown -t3 -r now
# When our UPS tells us power has failed, assume we have a few minutes
# of power left. Schedule a shutdown for 2 minutes from now.
# This does, of course, assume you have powerd installed and your
# UPS connected and working correctly.
pf:owerfail:/sbin/shutdown -f -h +2 "Power Failure; System Shutting Down"
# If power was restored before the shutdown kicked in, cancel it.
pr:12345owerokwait:/sbin/shutdown -c "Power Restored; Shutdown Cancelled"
# Run gettys in standard runlevels
1:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty tty1
2:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty tty2
3:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty tty3
4:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty tty4
5:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty tty5
6:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty tty6
# Run xdm in runlevel 5
# xdm is now a separate service
x:5:respawn:/etc/X11/prefdm -nodaemon
The problem is your router is supplying your linux box with an invalid hostname, dhcppc1. You need to change the configuration on your router so that it does not rename your linux box.Originally Posted by mugs
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(1) "agency" means—
(2) "employee" means—
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Paragraph (2) is supplied because the definition of "employee" in section 2105 does not encompass individuals employed by the government of the District of Columbia.
Paragraph (3) is supplied for clarity and convenience.
Standard changes are made to conform with the definitions applicable and the style of this title as outlined in the preface to the report.
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1990—Par. (1). Pub. L. 101–474redesignated subpars. (C) to (H) as (B) to (G), respectively, and struck out former subpar. (B) which included Administrative Office of United States Courts within definition of "agency".
1988—Par. (1)(H). Pub. L. 100–690added subpar. (H).
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Yesterday I played 10 CTF matches, and in about 6 of them, there was a player with skill 3x than the rest (and what's more annoying, he was ALWAYS in the opposite team). Not the same player always. When we kicked one noobfarmer at the beginning of a new match, another guy turned out to be a high-skill player. And so on, and so on. One guy had stats 76/9 and 38 acc on Courtyard. Check my matches history if you don't believe.
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We stood there looking at the televisions blaring their color and sound at us. Each had on the same channel, one with gardening, advertising and of course the corporate line, of the company store in which we were standing.
Above us, speakers with elevator music also trembled with excitement as they vibrated their way into our ears.
I was trying to make up my mind about a purchase on a nearby aisle as we watched the boob tubes hanging on the wall. But watching an advertisement on a device for which the advertisement was designed, was just a little too much for me.
"Let's go somewhere else to shop," I told my wife. "There is way too much noise in here for me."
We left and despite the heavy traffic outside on the street, with its own set of resonating reverberations, I calmed down a little.
But soon I found myself in a grocery store with cart in hand passing my time away in the bread aisle while my wife waited in line at the pharmacy. As I strolled up and down the bread racks trying to make up my mind which of a dozen kinds of hot dog buns to buy I found myself surrounded by sound from the speakers in the store ceiling playing the old song "Aquarius" by the Fifth Dimension. Now I like that song, but as I stood there the tinny sound of the speaker right above me, a kid screaming his head off in the ice cream aisle next door and some guy sorting through the packages of potato chips at the end of what I thought of as my private bread land began to make me crazy. Then, as the song was winding down, just as things were starting to quiet down a little, a woman store employee got on the the speaker system with this scatchy voice.
"We need a wet cleanup on aisle 15. Wet cleanup on aisle 15. We need a wet cleanup on aisle 15."
The announcement had been about 50 decibels louder than the music. I went to the pharmacy, where my wife was just finishing up and convinced her that we needed to leave before I started to act on my irritation.
As we left in the car we ran into some holiday traffic. I sat there and sat there waiting through three cycles of lights before I even got to the point where I thought we might get through the intersection on the next one. On the radio was some lovely Christmas music; you know from the station that plays the 100,000 hours of holiday music every Christmas season. At that point in time they were playing every rendition of "Here comes Santa Claus" they had in their collection at the station. It played over and over again until I about broke the radio turning it off.
We finally cleared the traffic and decided to stop and have something to eat. We went to one of those "family" restaurants situated along the interstate. As we walked into the little store in front of the restaurant a comic "character band" was playing on the top of a table. There was a famous rabbit with a fiddle, and pig with drum and a mouse with a guitar, all being led by a red suited Santa with a baton. It was so cute (and so noisy) it was almost more than I could stand.
After some perfunctionary browsing around the store filled with noisy little toys on almost every aisle, we finally ended up in the line for food. It was crowded and noisy, but at least the waitress led us to what seemed to be a quiet corner where we could actually talk to each other. As I sat down and began to peruse the menu I realized that the speaker that provided the music for that part of the restaurant was hanging right over my head. Suddenly it came on with a rendition of some country song about some poor cowpoke loosing his honey. As I ordered the music changed to some poor honey losing her cowboy. The next song came on as our salads arrived and it concerned some poor trucker losing his load. As the main course was placed on the table top a song came on about a poor country boy who was stuck in the city, when his heart was in the country.
As I finished and asked for a cup of coffee to go along with my dessert, "A boy named Sue" came on the overhead system. Someone in the office must have really liked that song because the volume seemed to go up about three clicks as it started, and some people in the restaurant started to sing it out loud.
By this time I was ready to leave. Needless to say it had been a noisy day as I drove across the mountain to get home. The radio was off, my wife fell into a shallow nap and all I had to contend with was Colorado drivers who wanted to play chicken with me, Californians who wanted to pass on the snowy roads no matter if it was two or four lane pavement and motorists from Texas who had never driven in the mountains before, particularly during a snowstorm.
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Italy has always been the country of la dolce vita, of a relaxed life style, of natural and artistic beauty, of superb regional cuisine. Italy is the ideal place to enjoy a vacation. Therefore people study Italian to visit its beautiful cities, to know its enormous artistic patrimony, the richest in the world, to find a more humane dimension in this chaotic, frenetic, materialistic society. Italian is the language of Dante, Petrarca, Machiavelli, it is the language of poetry, music and opera, of dolce far niente. That's why it is the fourth most taught language in the United States and the fifth in the world.
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CANTON –The Salmon River varsity boys lacrosse team used an overpowering third quarter to pull away to a 19-7 NAC decision on the road over Canton Central on Monday.
The Shamrocks, now 10-0 atop the standings, got off to a strong start, outscoring the Bears 5-1 in the first quarter but for one of the few times this season, they were outscored 5-4 in the second to take a 9-6 lead into halftime. The Shamrocks then went on to take complete control of the game after the break, reeling off 10 unanswered goals through the third quarter.
Shamrock freshman Skylar Thomas paced the offense with five goals while Dalston Day added three markers. Day and Kyle Lewis both tallied five assists and Frank David added three goals for the Shamrocks, who are ranked 5th in the latest New York State Sportswriters Class C poll. Kason Tarbell (2 assists), Trenton Tarbell, Sky Sunday and Lakota Square scored two goals apiece.
Kobi Johnson (14 saves) and Randy Peters (8 saves) combined to pick up the win between the pipes for the Shamrocks.
Jack Elberty netted two goals and had an assist to pace the Golden Bears (7-3). Josh Pierson, Peyton Vanbibber, Cody Moore, Brandon Rodee and Jake Facey scored solo goals for Canton.
Nate Gibson was credited with seven saves in goal for the Bears.
The Shamrocks return to action this afternoon on the road against Potsdam Central starting at 4:30 p.m.
In the other NAC boys lacrosse matchups on Monday, St. Lawrence Central outscored OFA 7-3 and Colton-Pierrepont traveled to Saranac Lake.
SLC 7, OFA 3: In Ogdensburg, the Larries scored the final two goals of the game to seal the win against the Blue Devils. Cody Burns 91 assist) and Marshall Burninghausen anchored the winning attack with three goals apiece. Skyler Burns chipped in a goal and assist. Blake Baldwin recorded a pair of assists while Styles Arquiett and Lukas Arquiett each finished with solo helpers.
Jake Garrison scored twice and Andrew Roddy had the other goal for OFA. Andrew Putnam and Nate Peo each fashioned solo assists.
Kody Kocsis turned aside 11 shots working the SLC crease for the win. Spencer Lawrence had 13 saves for OFA.
The Larries are slated to play host to Colton-Pierrepont on Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
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The point comes down to..the Giants should've never been in the position to let clock management or anything determine the outcome other than the Eagles coming right out and whooping their tales. The Giants made crucial mistakes that had them once again playing for the win in the 4th quarter. This time it didn't pan out.
Come on dude, what kind of question is that?? It was a horrible pass. What other possible answer could there be for that question......
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ESPN reports the Phillies and D-Backs are discussing a swap of Cliff Lee for Justin Upton, however the Arizona Republic quickly responded saying ESPN's report is way "off base," as did Philadelphia GM Ruben Amaro Jr.
Nick Swisher prefers to sign with the Giants, but will wait for Josh Hamilton to sign first (CBS Sports).
It's unlikely Swisher or Cody Ross will land in Boston, now that they've signed Shane Victorino (ESPN).
Josh Hamilton and the Rangers are getting close to a four-year deal (Fort Worth Star Telegram), although the Mariners still think they have a chance to sign him (CBS Sports).
The agents for Michael Bourn have met with the Mariners (CBS Sports). Seattle is also showing interest in trading for Jason Kubel (CBS Sports), who reports suggest could be moved as soon as tonight.


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TAKOMA PARK, Md. (WUSA) -- A child who was seriously injured after falling 80 feet in from an apartment window is alive and remains in serious condition as of Thursday night, according to Montgomery County Police.
The incident took place on the 8800 block of Piney Branch Road in Takoma Park, at around 3:15 p.m., according to Montgomery County Police spokesman Scott Graham's Twitter feed.
9News' Ken Molestina reported that a branch broke the 4-year-old boys fall from the 9th floor apartment window. It is not known if the child was at home alone at the time he fell.
The 4-year-old boy was taken to Children's Hospital in serious condition, according to the Montgomery Police Department.
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A number of studies have been released in recent months that state that cell phones can cause cancer, typically brain cancer, and those that use them on a regular basis. The most recent report that stated this was released by the World Health Organization which stated that they believe that cell phones are possibly carcinogenic. This report was quickly followed by another report that was released by The Economist best a completely the opposite. In their report they stated that it was not possible for the radio waves that are released by unlocked cell phones such as Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc, Samsung Nexus S to cause cells to me to it, therefore causing cancer. Another group of experts also studied this report, and a claim that they see no connection between the use of cell phones and cancer, primarily brain cancer.
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Pottstown, PA - Residents in the 10-mile emergency planning zone around Limerick Generating Station will hear the regularly scheduled siren test at 2 p.m. on Monday, November 7, as Exelon Nuclear conducts a system-wide test of its emergency siren system.
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The test is performed on the first Monday of each month as part of Exelon Nuclear's comprehensive Emergency Preparedness program. The warning sirens are one of several methods used by county emergency management authorities to provide notification of emergencies. Individual counties may activate the sirens to warn the surrounding community of events such as fires, floods, tornados, hazardous material releases, or nuclear energy plant events.
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Limerick Generating Station is located approximately 21 miles northwest of Philadelphia. The plant produces enough carbon-free electricity to power approximately two million homes.
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One thing we can count on in Tennessee are the ever-changing weather patterns we have learned to live with over the years. Tennessee's topography, which ranges from the low-lying land near the Mississippi on its western border to the higher altitudes of the Smoky Mountains far to the east, means Tennesseans can experience extremes in climate from one side of the state to the other. Though Tennessee is in a temperate zone and typically experiences moderately mild winters, exceptions do exist, such as the chilling winters of 1940, 1985, and 1993. The relative rarity of these events can compound their effect and bring life in Tennessee to a standstill for days and even weeks.
Blizzard of 1951
The storm began on January 28, 1951, with rain in the Nashville area. Temperatures began to drop during the afternoon and evening as a strong cold front moved into the region, and the rain turned into a mixture of freezing rain, sleet, and snow. Technically, it was not a blizzard but an ice storm, and the worst one Nashville had ever seen. Real problems began on January 31, when the storm dumped additional snow and rain in the greatest one-day total of precipitation for the month of January in the city's recorded history. Thousands of homes and three hospitals in the city lost electricity and telephones. The roofs of many homes and businesses collapsed from the weight of the snow and ice, exacerbating the troubles facing the multitudes of Nashvillians without heat or any means to keep warm. Icy runways and streets further paralyzed the city: flights were grounded and numerous car crashes effectively shut down Nashville's transportation system for three days. Utility crews, the Red Cross, churches, and hospital volunteers worked diligently in the frigid weather to assist the many people in need. By February 5 the city began to thaw, and its residents slowly emerged and began the slow process of recovery.
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The only time Middle Tennessee has faced such low temperatures was in February 1899, but the effects of the 1951 storm on daily life were unequaled in the region.
Descriptions of the blizzard
Nashville resident George A. Frazier on February 2, 1951:
...We had a combined rain, sleet, and snow storm beginning Sunday a.m., continuously falling and getting colder and colder, it stopped snowing early this a.m. the temperature was 4 below zero at 8 a.m. got to 12 below in parts of Nashville. The ice covered trees and road is beyond conception, most of Mrs. Benedict's old trees are down. The big willow which fortunately did not fall on the house but tore down a large maple, our weeping willow is down, fell with a loud crash.
We had candles, not electricity, no coal, furnace went out we could hardly sleep Wed. night 40 in our bedroom, 8 above outside NO heat no coffee no nothing before 7 am Sadie called hotels only emergency service allowed not a room available in town, no heat everything dead. This is the most terrific storm since 1865 the River froze over...
Nashville Tennessean, February 4, 1951:
Ellis R. Sweeney, Jr., Gilman Ave. has a claim to fame. He drove all the way from Columbus, Miss., to Nashville Friday without chains. "I saw 150 utility poles down in one 50-mile stretch or road, and there were hundreds of cars off the road." he said.
"But I didn't have any trouble."
Nashville Tennessean, February 11, 1951:
The electricity went off in our little town last Wednesday, was off 36 hours in some places. This particular family I'm writing about is still without electricity. They haven't any way of cooking, so they found a coaster wagon, put it on the hearth, and filled it with hot coals. They are still cooking by setting their skillet on that hot coaster wagon. — Sadie Jean Agnew, Alexandria, Tenn.
After a night of sleet and snow, we were awakened at 3 a.m., Feb. 1 by our tenant who lived a half-mile away. His home was ablaze! They awoke just in time to escape without sufficient clothing. We tried to start the car to go for the family. It was frozen. Sleet was packed against the doors housing the trucks. I tried to call someone to go for them — telephone lines down. After 30 minutes we managed to get a truck out. I'll never forget that family barefoot, huddled in the snow and silhouetted against their burning home. — Mrs. James W. Warner, Chapel Hill, Tenn.
View of Snow-Covered Street & Ice on Trees,
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On the surface, Xander Bogaerts is this year's answer to Baltimore's Manny Machado. Both are talented 20-year-olds with left-side-of-the-infield pedigree who have skyrocketed up the organizational ladder, each making their respective debut on an American League East squad during the height of a playoff race.
The genesis behind bringing up a youngster who has not yet reached the legal drinking age was actually broken down into simple terms. Baltimore wanted no part of fitting a harness of unrealistic expectations on Machado, who made the leap from Double A to the majors based on his ability to shore up the hot corner.
"They told him, 'You are our best defensive option at third base.' (Orioles manager Buck Showalter) called him into the office and said, 'All we want you to do is catch the ball. Don't worry about your hitting. For the next two months, just catch the ball and throw it across the diamond," said an American League scout. "That's it!"
Translation: Machado could have been mired in the worst slump of his pro career, but he wasn't going to pay the price by collecting dust on the bench. Showalter's message was a clever attempt to put this future franchise cornerstone at total ease by making him understand that Baltimore's postseason fate will not squarely fall on his shoulders.
"Anything else you bring to the table is gravy," noted the scout. "Never mind your offensive press clippings. Forget the bat."
Looking at Machado's 2012 minor-league season, he hit .269 against Eastern League pitching with 11 home runs and 59 RBI and a .352 on-base percentage. He was an everyday shortstop in the minors before Baltimore started to tinker in the same fashion that the Red Sox did with Bogaerts while he based in Pawtucket. Machado shifted over to third base, an experiment that lasted all of two Class AA games before he was asked to fill out a change of address form.
The premise of Baltimore viewing Machado through a defensive prism became clearer when they looked at Wilson Betemit, who prior to Machado coming on board was the Orioles' primary third baseman. Betemit's Ultimate Zone Ranking in 608.2 innings at third base last season was minus-4.6. (Note: UZR helps measure the number of defensive plays a ballplayer makes both inside and outside his defensive zone.)
The Orioles accomplished their primary objective when they upgraded from Betemit to the neophyte Machado, who went on to post a more respectable 5.3 UZR in the 468 innings he logged at third base following his major-league debut on August 9, 2012. He tackled the only item listed on the to-do list handed to him by Showalter head-on, which in turn enabled him to emerge as one of the key storylines in Baltimore's first foray into October baseball in nearly two decades.
In case you're wondering, the O's did receive offensive "gravy" from Machado in the form of seven homers and a .262 average. It wasn't as though he was lame duck every time he stepped into the batter's box.
In the case of this year's possible heir to the "Machado rookie experience," Boston has taken the calculated approach in preparing Bogaerts for what his role with the parent club may look like.
A shortstop by trade, Bogaerts was exposed to life at third base at the same time when Will Middlebrooks looked to get back on track while based in Pawtucket. Another sign of coming attractions came three-quarters into Bogaerts' 10-week PawSox tenure when manager Gary DiSarcina elevated him to the second spot in the lineup.
Reading the tea leaves, the Red Sox were informing Bogaerts that in the event of a call-up, he would not be hitting in the heart of the lineup, nor exclusively play shortstop. By educating Bogaerts of the importance of moving runners along when presented the chance or defensively seeing the ball come off the bat at a different vantage point from shortstop, Boston sought to put the prized prospect in a situation where he could seamlessly blend into new surroundings and not have to worry about doing too much.
Sound familiar?
"Obviously it worked with Machado. He and (Bogaerts) were the same age when they got called up," said the same above-referenced scout about how the set of circumstances surrounding Bogaerts parallel similarly to the ones Machado confronted at this time a year ago. "Why would you say, 'Hey, we need you to come in and hit 15 home runs in the next month-and-a-half and drive in 45 runs?' Just go out and play your normal game."
Talking about keeping on open mind while sizing up novices like Bogaerts, the scout pointed out, "It's the same kid who did the same thing in Double A that got him to Triple A and the same thing in Triple A that got him to the big leagues. With some of these guys, you see them in the big leagues for the first time and they're doing just the opposite of what they were doing in the minor leagues to get them to the majors in the first place."
The scout feels that "time will tell" if Bogaerts hits all the appropriate high notes with the Red Sox in the same way Machado did with the O's. Unlike Machado, Bogaerts could be subjected to sporadic playing time that could fluctuate based on the health and productivity of shortstop Stephen Drew and Middlebrooks.
Like Machado, the parent club views Bogaerts as a piece on a team that is a serious playoff contender. If it did not, the organization would have made a strong push to land Philadelphia's Michael Young (for example) and kept Bogaerts in Pawtucket until MLB rosters are allowed to expand next month.
Responding to the ever-growing trend of bringing up 20-somethings with very little minor-league service time under their belts, the scout expressed "everything is based on major-league need. Machado was the best defensive option in the system because Baltimore couldn't get anyone of merit off the waiver wire or make a trade. He was their guy."
When the dust settles, Boston hopes that Bogaerts takes a page out of Machado's playbook by becoming the latest 20-year-old to assist a club in securing a playoff berth – the key word being "assist."
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NORFOLK - Soldiers from the 366th Engineer Company, Canton, received a warm welcome home Saturday night with a homemade spaghetti dinner and ceremony where they were honored with plaques for their year of service in Afghanistan as part of Operation Enduring Freedom.
Three soldiers killed in action on Nov. 3 were also remembered for their service.
The affair at Norwood-Norfolk Central School was courtesy of the students and staff at the St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES Seaway Career and Technical Education Center, with the schools Criminal Justice and Culinary Arts classes spearheading the effort.
This is our way to give back to those who have given so much, said Ron Burke, principal of the Seaway Career and Technical Education Center.
Andrea Billings, a Criminal Justice teaching assistant, came up with the idea after her husband, Kevin, a staff sergeant with the 366th, was deployed with the unit to Afghanistan. They left in January 2012 and returned home in February 2013.
Having lost a friend in the U.S. Marines in combat, Mrs. Billings said she was concerned when she began dating her husband, who was subject to deployment at any time. And then that time came shortly after they were married.
I was angry with him. I hated that he made that choice, she said. Jan. 31 came and it was hard to say good bye.
Mrs. Billings said that, after the initial shock wore off, she was able to get into a routine. And in February 2012 she spoke to her boss about the students and staff adopting her husbands squad.
Through various fundraisers, they were able to make banners and send care packages to the troops. Among the fundraisers, Culinary Arts students set up a bakery and sold their items.
We raised enough money to send care packages to the entire company, not just Kevins squad, she said.
Other fundraisers included the sale of wrist bands and Wounded Warrior T-shirts, as well as a golf tournament.
They raised so much money that they were able to present all the soldiers of the 366th with plaques that read, Freedom Isnt Free, 2012-13. Our country is proud of you!!! We are all so grateful for the sacrifices that you have made in defending our great nation!!! With our flags waving, we will proudly stand and say Thank You & Welcome Home. A gift from your family, community and friends.
The soldiers also received Wounded Warriors sweatshirts from the students and staff.
The support of the community here is amazing, Ms. Billings said.
Along the way, she said, she learned why the soldiers like her husband did what they did.
My question why was answered. Its to do what they thought was right. These soldiers didnt do it for money or glory. They were doing what was right for their family, friends and community, she said. I want to thank the soldiers for what you do every day for us.
The students and staff at the Seaway Career and Technical Education Center decided to do what they could for the soldiers both during and after their deployment. To learn more, they invited a representative from the Canton reserve center in to talk with them about the typical day for the soldiers.
A lot of them didnt know much about the military until this, Mrs. Billings said. That really gave them the drive to work hard.
And on Saturday night, as they held a spaghetti dinner in the school cafeteria, followed by a recognition ceremony in the auditorium, they got to meet the soldiers first-hand.
Theyre excited to meet who theyve been sponsoring and shake their hands, she said.
We are joyful that you are home, Mr. Burke told the soldiers as they gathered in the high school auditorium, many with their families present, as well as a contingent of representatives from local veterans groups in Winthrop, Waddington, Ogdensburg, Canton, Norwood and Gouverneur.
We also recognize the families and friends of each servicemember. For months you have waited for your loved ones to return to your arms, Mr. Burke said.
He noted that Staff Sgt. Dain T. Venne, 29, of Port Henry; Spc. Brett. E. Gornewicz, 27, of Alden; and Spc. Ryan P. Jayne, 22, of Campbell gave the ultimate sacrifice on Nov. 3. They were killed in an improvised explosive device attack in the Paktia province of Afghanistan.
Sgt. Venne, a military member for 10 years and nine months, was on his fourth deployment. He was a graduate of Moriah Central School and was attending St. Lawrence University when the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks occurred. He enlisted in the military soon thereafter.
Spc. Gornewicz, who served nearly seven years in the military, was on his third deployment. Spc. Jayne, who had served about two years, was on his second deployment.
They were remembered with a moment of silence.
I wish there were some words I could share that would bring comfort, but there are not, Mr. Burke said. Please know we stand with you to honor their memory and are eternally grateful for their service.
A large plaque purchased by the students and staff will also remember Sgt. Venne at the Canton reserve center. It reads in part, Dedicated to the memory of our fallen hero, SSG Dain Venne, May 28, 1983 - November 3, 2012. Operation Enduring Freedom - Afghanistan.
They also purchased a bench that will be be placed at the center.
Although theyre not with us, their memory will continue to inspire us, said Capt. Robert Martin, commander of the 366th Engineer Company.
He thanked the soldiers for their efforts during their Afghanistan tour.
Thank you. You sacrifice does not go unnoticed, Capt. Martin said.
He also recognized the families in attendance.
They shared in your sacrifice the last year, he said.
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A monthly showcase of short new works and works-in-progress by local artists in many disciplines. One Sunday a month, come see new pieces in music, dance, writing, film, theater, performance art and the like, each 12 minutes or less.
Performing, for me, has always been a very inner processBarbara Streisand
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At 2:00 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month, the Main Library hosts films about and starring seniors.
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Tape•ography: Duct Tape Paintings by Chad Farnes Farnes will hold a talk about his work on Tuesday, October 13 at 7:30pm. Finch Lane Gallery, 1330 E 100 S, Salt Lake City, UT
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The British Passion for Landscape: Masterpieces from National Museum Wales This exhibit of more than 60 oil and watercolor paintings and photographs is drawn from the remarkable collections of Amgueddfa Cymru–National Museum Wales, and charts the rise of landscape art in Britain through works from such masters as J. M. W. Turner, John Constable, Claude Monet, Thomas Gainsborough and Richard Wilson. Utah Museum of Fine Arts, 410 Campus Center Dr
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A Florida airport recently had to close its main runway to repaint directional signs, due to the changing location of magnetic north. Over time, the location of magnetic north has shifted, with the magnetic north pole moving gradually towards Siberia. That shift made the airport signs, which reference a heading based on magnetic north, incorrect.
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