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Jason Segel and Neil Patrick Harris proved that they can do more than just act. On March 29, The Wire shared a video of the two singing a song from "Les Miserables." This all went down on "Inside the Actor's Studio." They were on the show to talk about the big series finale of "How I Met Your Mother."
The audience loved and was going crazy listening to these. They were playing it up and acting as well as singing. It was really impressive to see what they could do at the spur of the moment. They did the song "Confrontation." This video is doing so well it already close to 500,000 views on YouTube and looks like it is going viral.
Their version of "Confrontation" was how they ended the show. Fans are enjoying it so much that they are commenting and sharing this video. Some even said it is their favorite version of the song.
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The Middleton Unplugged 5K – 3K Fun Run and Walk is a no pressure fitness event. This free of charge community event is sponsored by the Middleton LDS Stake. Registration takes place the day of the event at the Middleton Middle School parking lot.
Organizer Jared Hodges says it is, 'Pretty much a feel good event this year. Next year we are going to take it a little more serious and have shirts and timekeepers.' There will be food and drinks at the finish, but no commemorative T-shirts.
Race Info:
- Middleton Unplugged 5K – 3K 'Running to the Islands'
- Middleton Middle School
- April 28, 2012
- Registration: 8:00 am No Charge
- Race starts at 9:00 am
Donations are accepted.
If you have been thinking about challenging yourself to a running or walking fitness event, but have not been able to make the emotional, physical, or financial commitment, this might be the race for you. Bump your fitness goals up a notch and run or walk your way to a successful finish at the Middleton Unplugged 5K-3K on April 28.
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I want to make a Kunneth product of sorts on Ext. In particular, letting $C_*$ be a $R$-free resolution for $k$ over a $k$-hopf algebra $R$, elements in $Ext_R(k,k)$ are represented by maps in $Hom_R(C_*,k)$. Of course, we can consider $Hom_R(C_* \otimes C_*,k)$, the cohomology of this being the same since $k\otimes k \cong k$.
What I want then is a sort of Kunneth product:
$$\times :Hom_R(C_*,k)\otimes Hom_R(C_*,k)\to Hom_R(C_*\otimes C_*,k).$$
I want it to be the case that this defines the cup product (aka Yoneda product). If we get a magical map
$$\Delta : C_*\to C_*\otimes C_*,$$
$$\cup : Ext_R(k,k)\otimes Ext_R(k,k)\to Ext_R(k,k)$$
can be given, on the co-chain level,
$$(a\cup b)(\sigma) = (a\times b)(\Delta \sigma).$$
Now, $\Delta$ is possibly defined up to homotopy by the requirement that it commutes with the augmentation in $R$.
My question is this: is there a way to describe this Kunneth product using any $C_*$, or do I need to use a Bar resolution of sorts like in group cohomology. Does this method even make sense? Can you help flesh this out?


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If a car enthusiasts were asked to name a classic Spanish automobile, the luxurious Hispano-Suiza is likely to be the first, and possibly only, marquee named. If asked to name a current Spanish automobile make, even enthusiasts may say there are none, but they would be wrong.
From the numerous Spanish brands of automobiles that were once produced, today there is one remaining Spanish marquee still in production, the SEAT (pronounced Say-AHT). The SEAT derives its name from Sociedad Española de Automóviles de Turismo, which translates into English as the Spanish Touring Car Company.
When first formed in the 1950s, SEAT partnered with Fiat to bring the Italian auto manufacturer's expertise to Spain. As a result, SEAT models in the 1950s strongly resembled Fiats of the time, which continued until 1982, when this partnership was dissolved. At this point SEAT partnered with Volkswagen, who eventually purchased SEAT as a wholly owned subsidiary of the VW group. VW always gave SEAT independence in designing their cars, which yet today do not resemble other Volkswagen products. The SEAT is very popular in Spain today with strong retail sales as well as strong commercial sales including SEAT Spanish taxicabs and police cars. Today the SEAT is sold throughout the European Union and in many overseas markets. While not sold in the U.S., it is sold nearby in Mexico, with talks from time to time, that never materialized yet, to bring the SEAT to the U.S.
While the SEAT is Spain's only domestic brand, you may be surprised to learn Spain competes with Germany as being the largest producer of automobiles in Europe and one of the top ten automobile producers in the world. Many well-know European makes are produced in Spain's factories, including Fiat, Renault, VW, Audi, Citron and Peugeot.
See the attached slide show of classic Hispano-Suizas, vintage and new SEATs, as well as other unique vehicles recently spotted on the streets of Madrid and Barcelona, Spain's two largest cities.
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Cooked in the microwave, this fast fudge is a sweet addition to any holiday gathering. "I make this when I need a quick treat for a school party or to take to a neighbor," says Shellie Tucker from Hendersonville, Tennessee.
- 2 cups (12 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
- 1/2 cup chopped almonds
- 1/2 cup red candied cherries, chopped
- 1 teaspoon almond extract
- Line an 8-in. square pan with foil and grease the foil; set aside. In a microwave, melt chocolate chips and milk on high for about 1 minute; stir. Microwave at additional 10- to 20-second intervals, stirring until smooth. Stir in the almonds, cherries and extract. Spread into prepared pan. Cover and chill for 2 hours or until set.
- Using foil, lift fudge out of pan. Discard foil; cut fudge into 1-in. squares. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: about 1 pound.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested in a 1,100-watt microwave.
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No. 10 UMass Runs Over William & Mary, 48-7
Oct. 7, 2006
Complete William & Mary VideoCast | Postgame Presser
AMHERST, Mass. - The No. 10 UMass football team ran all over William & Mary on the way to a 48-7 win before 15,822 at McGuirk Stadium on a perfect fall Saturday. Senior Steve Baylark racked up 187 yards and two TDs while freshman Tony Nelson added 69 yards and three scores. UMass rolled up an amazing 596 yards of total offense, the most since they had 599 against UConn in 1999.
The Minutemen move to 4-1 overall, 2-0 in the Atlantic 10. Tribe dropped its seventh conference game in a row and stands at 1-4 overall, 0-3 in the A-10.
Baylark and Nelson each scored twice in the first half as UMass found the end zone on its first four possessions of the game to build a comfortable 28-0 lead at the half. William & Mary suffered its largest margin of defeat in conference play since joining the A-10 in 1993.
Sophomore quarterback Liam Coen passed for 275 yards, completing 12 of 17 attempts, and a touchdown.
Junior Chris Koepplin's 30-yard field goal on the opening drive of the second half pushed the UMass lead to 31-0, and Coen's 29-yard touchdown pass to J.J. Moore with 5:45 remaining in the third extended the advantage to 38-0. Moore finished with 118 yards on five catches for the Minutemen, and Brandon London added 83 yards on three catches.
UMass piled up 596 yards of total offense. The school record is 651 set against New Hampshire in 1965. Recently, UMass has had these big offense days: 599 vs. UConn in 1999 and 591 vs. Buffalo in 1998.
Steve Baylark scored his 32nd and 33rd career rushing touchdowns his 36th and 37th career overall touchdowns with 23-yard and 6-yard touchdown runs in the first quarter. He has scored at least one touchdown on 10 of the last 11 games. Over those 11 games, he has a total of 17 touchdowns (13 rushing and four receiving).
Steve Baylark had his 18th career 100-yard game with 187 yards. UMass is 15-3 in those 18 games. He had 130 in the first-half alone. For Baylark, it was his third-most rushing yards in a game. His career-best is 198 at Maine in 2005 and 192 at UNH in 2004.
He also moved to third in career rushing yards at UMass. He passed Garry Pearson (3,859) with his career-long 50-yard rush in the second quarter. Baylark ended the game with 3,927 yards. That 50-yard run was his longest in his career (of 865 career carries), surpassing his previous high of 49 at Northeastern 0n Nov. 6, 2004.
Redshirt freshman Tony Nelson scored his first three career touchdowns on 4- and 5-yard rushes in the second quarter and a 2-yard score in the fourth quarter. He is the first UMass freshman to rush for three of more TDs in a game since R.J. Cobbs had a school-record trying five at Rhode Island in 2002. Nelson saw extended action with injuries to Tim Washington (back) and Matt Lawrence (hamstring). Nelson finished with 69 yards.
J.J. Moore went over the 100-yard mark for the third time in his career with 118 yards on 5 catches. His last 100-yard game came at Colgate (9/10/05) when he had a career-high 128.
Brandon London moved to fourth on UMass' career receptions list with 3 catches on Saturday, giving him 110 in his career. He passed Bob Simeone (1981-84), who had 108.
London also moved to seventh on the career receiving yards list with 1,455 passing 2006 UMass Hall of Famer Steve Schubert (1970-72), who has 1,435 in his career. Next on the list is Tim Berra (1971-73), who had 1,486. Yes, his is Yogi Berra's son.
Sophomore quarterback Liam Coen moved to sixth in career passing yards with 275 in the game on 12-of-17 passing and one TD. He now has 3,281. He passed former Detroit Lion and Baltimore Colt Greg Landry (1965-67), who had 3,131.
The crowd of 15,822 was the 19th largest all-time at McGuirk Stadium, dating to the facility's opening in 1965.
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7:30 PM Start
195 Changebridge Road, Montville Municipal
Mr. Maggio- entrance
noted Mr.
Karkowsky - present
Ms. Kull - present Mr. Daughtry - present
Ms. Nielson - present Mr.
Visco - present
Mr. Lipari - present Mr. Lewis - absent
Mr. Hines - present Mr. Canning (alt#2) - absent
Speciale (alt#1) – present
Also Present:
Stan Omland, PE
Michael Carroll, Esq.
Robyn Welch, Planner
Secretary announced carried hearings:
PMSP/F07-13 – MAROTTA – Block: 1, L: 11.57, 29 and 31.04 #2
Pennbrook Court – Notice Acceptable
Rescheduled to 3-27-08
with notice preserved in a motion made by: Russ Lipari
Seconded by: Larry Hines
Roll Call: Unanimous
– RBR INVESTMENTS, 321 Changebridge
Road, Block: 160.2, L: 18 – Amended/Final Site Plan/Variances & Final
Rescheduled to 3/27/08 with notice required
Towaco Center Update on Ordinance
Mrs. White indicated that the ordinance was not finalized for this
evening's meeting and rescheduled the subject to March 13, 2008 agenda.
Plan/Re-examination Proposal
Mrs. White indicated this cost proposal was not available for this
evening, and would be rescheduled on the March 13th board
Update on Highlands Mapping – Stan Omland, PE
Mr. Omland summarized
indicated that the anticipated date for final adoption is sometime in May. If Township May is final adoption. Highlands Council will be focused on
this. If Township wishes them to come
out and offer a presentation, they are willing to do this. Discussion ensued on the mapping.
The GI/Home Depot/Kevah
Konner properties in the Rt. 46 are not shown either as already developed, and
have a highlands designation that will create development problems and is a blatant
issue with the proposed mapping.
Mr. Daughtry reminded
the Planning Board that the Board did send a letter to the original Highlands
Commission with all of the township's issues, noting they we included a lot of
data along with a map that highlighted all of the areas already developed,
subject to further development, pending development, pending grants with DCA
for Smart Grown, and didn't use any of this data to address changes to this
final map proposal.
Mr. Omland indicated
that the map displayed in the municipal meeting room on the wall is the actual
map slated to be adopted. He indicated
that the Highlands have not taken any map changes from the municipality,
indicating that they said they wouldn't make changes like this based on
municipal request. The map on the wall
is the most recent publication of the revised map changes from November 18th.
Mr. Karkowsky: The highlands did not take our concerns and
input into consideration. Mr. Daughtry
suggested a short letter sent by certified letter to indicating that although
we supplied them with supporting data and studies as well as a map depicting
these areas, that they totally disregarded factual information. Stan Omland indicated that the most recent
map creates subzones. Mrs. White will
send this letter out from Planning Board.
COAH update - RESCHEDULED TO
Mrs. White indicated
that she rescheduled this subject for March 13th agenda when Mr.
Burgis would be available to discuss.
Subcommittee Minutes
of 2/6/08 – Deb Nielson, Russ
Lipari, Art Daughtry, Gary Lewis, Ladis Karkowsky
Minutes of 2/14/08 -
Roll call: Ladis Karkowsky, Deb Nielson, John Visco, Gary Lewis, Art Maggio,
Russ Lipari, Larry Hines, Anthony Speciale (alt#1) and Vic Canning (alt#2).
Subcommittee Minutes of 2/26/08 – Deb Nielson, Russ Lipari, Art
Daughtry, Ladis Karkowsky, John Visco
Motion made by: Russ Lipari
Seconded by: Larry
Roll call: Unanimous
Omland Engineering –
Trust for: $1,560 (FHN Cuisine), $120, $420
Michael Carroll, Esq. –
Trust for: $30, $67.50, $337.50, $780
Burgis Associates – O/E
for: $120, $600; Trust for: $630, $680, $720, $600, $150, $240, $640
Bricker &
Associates – Trust for: $840
Anderson & Denzler
– Trust for: $135
Seconded by: Tony
PSPF04-05-07-20 FHN Cuisine (Inn at
Montville) - 167 & 161 Main
Rd. - B: 51, L: 47 & 43 – amended site plan –
Notice Acceptable
Mrs. White summarized that this is an amended approval to allow some
changes to the original approval. Mr.
Omland indicated that one of the major differences from prior reviews is that
since then the adjacent lot is now totally owned by the owner of Montville
Inn. Mr. Omland referenced a memo
describing some of the changes in the field, indicating that he spoke with Mr.
Barile and believes that most of the items were inspected by Mr. Barile and found satisfactory.
Present: Marc Walker, PE sworn by
Michael Carroll, Esq.
Randy Frankel, Owner sworn by Michael Carroll, Esq.
Board professionals and staff were also sworn by Michael Carroll, Esq.
Mr. Walker, credentials previously accepted, testified that there are a couple
of minor variances, some waivers and internal seating changes. Mr. Frankel will discuss interior of the
building and some of the landscaping changes on exterior of building.
Mr. Frankel indicated that as to landscaping, when here previously, the Planning
Board asked for landscaping in the rear and side of Montville Inn. That request was to provide a buffer between
Mr. Galley's house. Although the paper
plan looked good, there was only a 3' tract of dirt and shade in this area, and
whatever landscaping that was proposed to be installed wouldn't work. Accordingly, he met with the adjacent property owner and indicated that the
landscaping would be installed on his side of property, putting up blue spruce
in this area since this was general intent of the Planning Board when first
requesting the trees in this immediate area.
Interior changes discussed. Mr.
Frankel indicated that once opening the site, a lot of the parties coming into
the restaurant are in the 12-16 people category for the upstairs banquet room
which seats and is set up for 65 people, which obviously did not create a cozy
environment for a banquet affair. To
respond to this, he reviewed the building, noting he had a 18x18 area in the
basement that would be perfect to host up to 18 people, and is requesting
permission to utilize this area for small groups. He stressed he is not looking for any more seats, just looking for
permission to reallocate the previously approved seating on each level.
As part of this request, he indicated many customers discussed and asked
about the possibility of outside dining during seasonable times and he would
like to have the ability to move 4-5 tables from inside main restaurant to the
outside porch area. Again, there would
be no additional seating just relocating some of the previously additional seating.
He summarized that there would only be the previously approved 152 seats
and that the request is for substitution and relocation of some of the
previously approved seating layout.
There will be no increase in seating at all based on these requests.
Mr. Walker discussed the Omland Report of 2/28/08 as to site plan
comments. As to the entry aisle along
Rt. 202, the original plan required the relocation of the utility pole, but the
contractor Mr. Braden indicated the utility company wouldn't move the pole due
to their equipment existing in the area.
They then worked with Morris County on the redesign. Mr. Walker indicated that the amended final
application has been submitted to the County Planning Board, and he is
confident that the County Planning Board will sign off on this modification
since they were involved in the change.
Second item discussed was the roll off dumpster. Mr. Walker indicated there is an enclosure
that has a roof and is designed like a small stoned house and fits in very well
with site design. There was also a separate
roll off dumpster that was put on site without permit. The owner is currently waiting for something
inside restaurant that will be able to allow them to use the existing dumpster
since it will provide for some interior disposal that will eliminate the need
for the roll-off dumpster. Once this is
installed, the other dumpster will be removed since the main dumpster will
handle all recycling. This should
happen within four weeks, and the recycling laws require two separate
dumpsters, so this should address this issue satisfactorily.
The third item deals with the gate that was required under prior approval
between properties. Now that there is
one owner, this was removed from site plan since there was no longer a need to
control that.
As to the drywell system being located on site, he indicated Mr. Braden
gave him a sketch where contractor installed it and this information was
reflected on this final plan. Mr.
Walker indicated he was not involved in any inspections on the installation,
assuming local engineering was involved.
Mr. Walker cannot give a certification on this system, but he is sure
the contractor can provide a certification to the respond to the drywell installation.
Item 5 deals with variance needed for one additional freestanding sign. Mr. Walker indicated the original was for
one freestanding sign. During operation
of the facility, people driving down River Road didn't know the entrance was
located there, and for safety reasons, the owner added another small sign in
this location. It is not interior
lit. The other sign is constructed on
Rt. 202. These combined signs total 10
sq. ft. The previously approved
freestanding sign was for 15 sq. ft.
(Note: Art Maggio entered)
The other sign on Rt. 202 was constructed within the County ROW, and the
County notified the applicant that they have no issues with the sign in
ROW. As part of the final approval,
they will sign off on this aspect also.
The applicant now needs this variance for 2 signs where one permitted with
the primary reason for the second sign for safety purposes only.
As to No 6 in Mr. Omland's report, Mr. Walker investigated site
lighting. He indicated the site
lighting complies with original approved plans and is essentially constructed
same as plans except that one was move to common line between two lots which
enhanced lighting. One area on the site
was not brightly lit since it was adjacent to the neighbor on Kokora Street
(lot 58, B: 51) who attended all of the prior meetings and voiced concern on
this lighting issue. As a result these
areas of parking spaces are dimly lit, but the lighting has worked out well.
As to No. 7, Mr. Walker indicated that this was the landscaping issue,
and that Mr. Frankel testified to the reasons for changes.
He indicated another variance was for the dumpster not being constructed
in the exact location previously approved at 20'. It was constructed at 15'1 where 20' was required. After inspecting site, and looking at any
potential impact to neighbors, he noted there is fencing along property line; the
neighbor's lot is higher so there is no impact from this dumpster due to
elevation and fact of being heavily screened.
The dumpster was constructed with excellent workmanship.
The other variance required is impervious coverage. The plan was originally 75.7 where 55% was
allowed. Thru the construction changes,
it went to 78.4% an increase of 2.9% and is minor, but ½ of the increases was
due to some site changes and others as a result of Mr. Walker's mistake on
original filing. Since a lot of
pavements have been eliminated, the overall affect to site and the actual
increase of 2.9% is diminious. To
achieve compliance with code, some of the parking spaces would have to be
eliminated. What should have requested
was wrong in original application as calculated by Mr. Walker.
Waivers on parking discussed: In
the rear of site, there was a utility pole that could not be removed as well
due to guide wire. To keep in a stable
situation, the retaining wall had to be moved closer to parking spaces, and
that required elimination of 2' overhang.
9x18' is ordinance with 2' overhang.
Thus, applicant requires a waiver from this requirement. He visited the site and determined there is no
impact from this.
Another waiver relates to the distance from property line off of Rt. 202
since the parking space closest to road adjacent to building is 5'1" from ROW
where 10' required. There is still 25'
from edge of parking space to travelled way of Rt. 202. In the past, the entire area before new
construction was totally paved as well as parking in the county roadway. Although relief is needed, this is a
substantial improvement from original approval.
Waiver also required for a parking space be closer to building since the parking
space next to porch is 2' where 2'1.7 feet required.
Mr. Walker noted he received a report from Mr. Barile's office which
discussed entrance configuration due to inability of changing utility pole
which was addressed, as well as the issue of location of dry wells. He will have to deal with contractors to
address this comment. He then reviewed
Mr. Burgis report, and applicant has no issues with this report.
Mr. Hines: on reallocation of
seating within the 18 x 18 area, you indicated you can hold up to at least 18
maximum numbers of people. Floor plan
reflects 10 people? Can you
clarify? Mr. Frankel indicated that he
feels the size of the room can support 18 maximum.
He asked for confirmation on outside seating: Mr. Frankel indicated that there will be 3-5 tables on porch and
these are again substitutions from internal seating. They will physically remove them from inside to outside, and
there will be the same number of seats.
Mr. Hines asked if there would be permanent seating downstairs. Mr. Frankel indicated he hasn't looked at
construction yet, but was going to have it look more like a private wine room
with perhaps a basic set of fixed feature.
Mr. Frankel indicated no set construction plans yet.
Ms. Nielson asked for confirmation from Mr. Carroll indicating that he understands
that this approval runs with the land so that the maximum number of seats at
any one time is 152. Mr. Hines voiced
concerns on the difficulty as to how do you police it. Ms. Nielson: didn't think we would have a problem with this since any approval
will be clearly indicated so that there is no change in seating capacity. Mr. Carroll: the seating does not run with the land, but new tenants would
have to address this issue in any change. Ms. Nielson: understand
that they would be subject to modification of prior approval then when anyone
else appears before board.
Mr. Daughtry: some of the
comments made by the applicant have been voiced, but Mr. Daughtry asked the
board professionals if there was anything that you haven't heard tonight that still
needs to be addressed. Stan
Omland: the approved plan indicates
spruce running across back of adjacent lot.
Not uncommon to modify landscaping in field, but following value and
intent of landscaping replacement is the objective with field changes and he
does not believe the spruce was installed in rear of office. Mr. Walker:
Plan shows Norway spruce in rear of office building. Mr. Frankel indicated that they planted them
between the property line and neighbor to the south. Behind this area is board on board and double sheds located on the
office lot. Mr. Omland: the question is what has changed from
original approval. Mr. Frankel: although the trees were shown, there is board
on board fencing there and although trees were meant to buffer office building
view, he now owns the office building and found no need to soften office
building site. Mr. Frankel asked board
to 'waive' this requirement.
Opened to public
Sean Nedermield - 3 Kokora Ave – clarification requested on the
dumpster. He home is the one with the fence. The dumpster was against fence. The dumpster has since been moved, but wants
clarification on some items referenced, and to ask about the bike rack and junk
stacked up in this area noting the fence is pushed in from this site and from
the garbage truck picking it up. If the
dumpster is moved back into the interior dumpster building, then he would be
satisfied. Mr. Frankel indicated he
will respond to the fence issue with neighbor.
David Cox – 7 Kokora Avenue – signage indicates Circa. Are we doing
anything with this? Is there a problem
with this word being used? . Mr. Frankel explained that he used this word
since there was no exact date, it is not meant to be historical.
Mr. Ken Galley – indicated that the development of this site did not turn
out as bad as they thought it would be.
He explained the landscaping changes, noting that they are actually arborvitaes
inside his fence and blends well with River Road side. He did note that he felt that the entrance
on River Road is a concern since he has seen people make a left turn, and
although you aren't supposed to make a left, if it was closed up this would be
eliminated and he would gain some more parking spaces.
No further comments
Closed to public unanimously in a motion made by: Russ Lipari, seconded by Art Daughtry
Motion made by: to grant amended
preliminary and amended final approval made by Deb Nielson, seconded by Tony
Speciale, compliance with County Planning Board approval final report,
certification of dry well system, granting of all variances and waivers
requested, permission to reallocate
seating within facility subject to compliance with 152 overall seating,
compliance with all previously approved conditions, subject to roll off
dumpster being removed entirely from site four weeks from adoption of the
resolution memorializing this action,
normal applicable conditions of approval.
Roll call vote: Marie Kull, Deb
Nielson, John Visco, Art Maggio, Russ
Lipari, Art Daughtry, Larry Hines,
Anthony Speciale (alt #1) & Ladis Karkowsky
Rescheduled to 3-27-08
PMN03-12 – ACKER - 174 Pine Brook Road – Modification to
previously approved subdivision re: sidewalks, road widening
Mrs. White summarized
the issue on the minor subdivision which was approved by the board in
2003. At that time the applicant agreed
to install sidewalks, curbing and some road widening. When he went to start improvements, the Township was going to be
doing sewer work and the Township also had a grant to do street work on Pine
Brook Road, so the Township Administrator, Joe Rompala, agreed with the
homeowner that he would use the performance guarantee posted for these
improvements relieving the property owner of this obligation. Since then, the bond has been renewed with
no change in notification to homeowner.
The Township cannot
utilize a Performance Guarantee to do improvements, but Mrs. White indicated
that after speaking with the Township Attorney, these monies can be posted in
cash by Ms. Acker to allow Township to perform work. Since then, various other circumstances along this roadway have
changed. Accordingly, Mr. Barile
reviewed the property to make some recommendations on the previously approved
road widening, sidewalk and curbing. He
found that while road widening is definitely appropriate at that location, the need
exists far beyond the limits of this subdivision.
He felt widening this limited section will not substantially alleviate
this condition and the horizontal and vertical alignment of such widening may
not be compatible with some future plan for improvements to Pine Brook Road. He also noted that it is his opinion that
the construction of sidewalks in that area will place an undue maintenance
responsibility on property owners for sidewalks that most likely will go
unused. Accordingly, his recommendation
is that it would be more appropriate that the applicant deposit funds with the
Township based on the original cost estimate, to be used at a later date for a
comprehensive road improvement project.
These are all exceptions, and in order to ensure public record is
accurate, she indicated if the subcommittee found this agreeable, she would
coordinate obtaining the cash deposit from Ms. Acker to go forward, and at the
same time, she would put this on the public record this Thursday so that the
exceptions can be granted. She also discussed
this issue with Mr. Omland, Mr. Bastone and Mr. Mazzaccaro, and the Township
Attorney who are all in agreement.
Subcommittee had no objection to this and indicated to put on the
2-28-08 agenda to update public records and to allow this issue to be
Motion made to grant waiver from installation of sidewalks and widening
of roadway made by: Art Daughtry
Seconded: Larry Hines
Roll call: Marie Kull, Deb Nielson, John Visco, Art Maggio, Russ Lipari, Art Daughtry, Larry Hines, Anthony Speciale
(alt #1) & Ladis Karkowsky Unanimous
NARDONE, JERALD – 4 Kokora Ave. – B: 51, L: 50 – minor Subdivision
w/variances - Notice Acceptable ACT
(Note: Mr. Karkowsky stepped down due to receiving
notice within 200')
Michael Sullivan, Esq.
Joseph Mianecki, PE –
Application is for a minor
subdivision to create two lots. Lot
51.01 will house existing single family home, and new home on remaining
lot. Lot area variances are required: 27,000 sq. ft. minimum required, and both
lots will be 15,000 +/-; will need setback variance for front yard setback on
proposed home seeking 33'3 and each lot doesn't comply with 5,000 sq. ft.
building area; also seeking RSIS for installation of curb and sidewalk along
Kokora since none exist now.
Joseph Mianecki: accepted as professional PE. Sheet 3 of 5 marked as Exhibit A1 dated
2-28-08. – sworn
Mr. Mianecki: subject
property is second lot in off of River Road offering description of the
property. In the north east corner is
an existing home/driveway/garage. All
of the improvements are located in easterly side. Applicant is breaking lot into two squares with 125' of frontage
and depth. Both lots will be equal in
size since lot was split into half. There
are substantial trees in front of property, which will be maintained on this
Current front yard
setback is 10'6 for house. Mr. Burgis
report indicates that there should be a 5' ROW dedication, and if done, this
additional ROW would be close to stairs of house. Road width ranges from 17' to 20', and there is no way to expand
road. Proposed home would be 3,020 sq.
ft. House is reflected on site
drawings. He discussed extension of
sanitary lines. Existing house is
about 1 ½ story at 1,500 sq. ft.
Drainage will be handled on site.
He is familiar that there can be no increase in the storm water run off
and complied accordingly.
Discussion ensued on lack
of the 5,000 sq. ft. building envelope.
There is no adverse issue with slopes.
Feels there is no reason for objection to grant this relief due to
configuration of lot.
Mr. Mazzaccaro's Oct.
10, 2007 report asked for additional off site storm sewer improvements. Discussion ensued on Kokoro on frontage and
having the applicant provide additional work.
Drainage flow discussed. Mr.
Mazzaccaro request for the additional work would cost approximately $35,000. This is an off-site improvement. Mr. Sullivan's position: Is it necessary for construction of one new
home and does development of this new home create more problems. Mr. Sullivan indicated he asked the Board to
waive this request. Mr. Sullivan
indicated he agreed to most all of the agency reports except for this request
water and sewer waiver.
Concern noted by Mr.
Mazzaccaro was noticed on this application by Mr. Daughtry. Mr. Carroll indicated that perhaps the
report should have been authored by someone else. Mr. Sullivan: just wants
a waiver from this requirement, and will comply with all other agency reports.
Mr. Lipari: understands there are variances
requested? Questioned if there is an
effect to the neighbors? Mr.
Mianecki: feels there is no
effect. On Board of Health report, Mr.
Lipari indicated they asked that one of the homes will still have a well? Has it been retested? Mr. Sullivan indicated that he notified the
property owner that the Board of Health wanted it retested, and that he would
put this in writing, but this is up to the property owner to respond to this.
Mr. Maggio: what is the recommendation as to the extra
sewer pipe and what can we do? Mr.
Carroll: reminded Planning Board of the
Au application which was a corner lot subdivision and the Planning Board imposed
that they widen a road, put in sidewalks and since it was a corner lot the area
in question was several hundred feet long despite the fact all of the
improvements were on the property itself, Judge Stanton ruled that if is beyond
scope of subdivision, these types of improvements could not be required. General rule is that a relatively necessary
approval but grossly out of line with development is a problem. The Planning Board must determine if there
is a necessity for this pipe.
Mr. Sullivan: if the offsite is necessitate or required by
this application, then it is fair game and we have to determine 'share'. The link between this development and impact
must be established by this board.
Mr. Maggio: engineer stated the water wouldn't change
due to one additional home being developed.
Currently water goes on property across and down, and he is catching it
and putting it into a drywell. The drywell
is for new home. Mr. Mianecki indicated
they performed soil logs and it is all sandy soil.
Mr. Omland: in his view, if there was an impact to
public, drainage improvements would be required. To the extent that the drainage problem exists to the
neighborhood, he would ask that you consider additional drywells. This area has excellent soils. Applicant can put in additional drywells
toward driveway and/or house to ensure no impact. Applicant will concur and will resolve with Mr. Omland.
Mr. Omland: is the home scheduled to be demolished? Mr.
Sullivan: no contractual
obligation on this lot, but if so, then at the time of new construction, the Township
engineer will have to deal with new lot grading.
Mr. Omland: wants assurance on no tree removal, and also
wants verification as to protection of trees that are on properties close to this
site. Would want to know on westerly
property line where there are good sized trees existing and where driveways
will be close to this area what assurances and protections will be provided. Mr. Mianecki indicated they will put
additional security at drip line. Mr.
Omland spoke to the large trees on frontage, installation of drywells, and noted
there will be some fill on threes trees up to as much as a 1' or more in these
areas. The applicant must ensure that
these trees must be protected and these trees have a larger drip line and
canopy. Applicant concurred.
Ms. Welch: in the Burgis 9-10-08 memo, the trees should
have the limit of the disturbance line extended around them. Plan will be revised to reflect same.
Mr. Daughtry: how does it impact us if lot 42 across
street is developed? Mr. Omland: question relates to drainage pollution for
this project and any other project. If
the soils are as they depicted which are good, then there is a great
receptivity to catching this water.
Assumption would be good soils across the street also. Mr. Omland:
elaborated on depositing funds into an improvement fund for drainage
improvements. If the costs for the work
on this property are put into a fund for entire work on Kokora, would be a
benefit. Mr. Maggio: what type of basin is developed? Mr. Omland:
the cost of improvements could be $500 to a $1000 per location. It would be about $6,000-$7,000 for this
Opened to public – none
Ms. Nielson: on soil erosion plan, protection should be
during the entire construction period.
Mr. Lipari: what about staging of construction
equipment. Mr. Sullivan: would have a
pre-construction meeting. Ms.
Nielson: wants assurance that there
would be no parking of equipment and trucks except on their lots. Planning Board would want assurances that
there would be no standing/storing/equipment on Kokora. Applicant agreed.
John McDonough, Planner
– sworn
Reviewed existing and
proposed conditions, and presented five exhibits.
A2 marked in – handout
of a replicate of tax map
A3 – aerial photo
A4 – aerial close up
A5 – series of ground
photos (4 in total)
A6 – series of ground
photos (8 in total)
A3 discussed. Exhibit displays established neighborhood
between Moore Road and Kokora. All lots
are undersized except for 2 in this area.
Super majority of lots are undersized.
A2 – reflects all of
the existing lots and their size.
A4 – close up of area
focusing on condition of property and this type of development.
A5 – views of the
subject property reviewed.
A6 – depicted other
houses on street to give character of home; there is a mix of smaller and
larger homes in area.
Zoning in area
Believes variances are
under C2 in that it brings lot sizes more in harmony with neighborhood. Subdividing in half would bring it more into
conformity and is in line with a 1988 case which found MLUL is met. Provides new housing stock; promotes public
welfare; provides for variety of housing.
Another benefit by virtue of building, landscaping and new landscaping
would be to provide a visual enhancement.
Detriments: testimony by engineer found no adverse
affects. This C2 balancing justifies C2
variance. He believes that this
subdivision will not affect neighborhood scheme. 14 of 28 lots will be identical to or smaller than.
Next set of variances
would be the front setback variance which would be under C1 hardship. He indicated that when you look at this
property it is shallow with depth of 125' where 200' is required. Shallow lot creates a practical
Front setbacks are
similar in the neighbor, and this setback will be greater than other houses and
meets C2
He discussed building
area of 5,000 sq. ft, using the same argument relative to the front setback
justifications for this reason:
shallowness of lot creates difficulty due to shape. The building coverage conforms to ordinance;
building is not the issue, land mass is and thus proof for C2.
There are no additional
lands available. Applicant seeks relief
under C2, and can develop a reasonable house.
RSIS is more technical than substantive. Believes this application is consistent with good planning. No impact on surrounding properties and no
substantial impairment good. Believes
this warrants approval.
Ms. Welch: exhibit A2?
Did you calculate average lot size in this area? Mr. McDonough reviewed actual
lots, the justification for lot area variances, negative impact and how does it
relate to master plan? Mr. McDonough: you have to look at established neighborhood
pattern and would look towards this issue vs that of the Master Plan.
Discussion ensued on
building variance for 5,000 sq. ft. area, with Ms. Welsh asking Mr. McDonough arguing
for C1 criteria, wondering if this lot could meet the 5,000 sq. ft. and if you
looked at all the lots colored, you cannot get it, and cannot get it on
existing lot. Mr. McDonough: still couldn't meet this requirement. Thinks it is around 4200 sq. ft. C1 is not the only variance, and also put in
testimony in under C2.
Mr. Daughtry: drainage discussion and lot 42. The proposed minor subdivision and plan
notification missed the property owner at 42.01. Other than the lot involved in the subdivision on property line,
what is most critical lot to this subdivision?
How many other properties are in the same situation with stairway off lot
into ROW?
Mr. McDonough indicated
the A2 exhibit is based on actual tax map.
Ms. Nielson: how can you deal
with demo and/or having the existing house responded to as to setbacks?
Mr. Sullivan: If there is demo, reconstructing would be
subject to a variance. Ms.
Nielson: wondered if it could be locked
in now. If the home was substantially
destroyed, couldn't we lock set back at this level?
Mr. Daughtry: he was looking at trying to put a value on
the5' ROW. Mr. Sullivan indicated that
the staircase is 4' off ROW. Mrs. Welch: the value is not much and this is a
substantially developed street and no easements and/or ROW could be done. It would be little value.
Ms. Welch: also wanted to know that she didn't 'want
the board to be socked about COAH with proposed rules which aren't proposed to
be adopted until June 2nd, and they are trying to make all of our
towns aware of what may affect us and how we may respond to it. This one lot would accumulate to about ¼ of an
affordable housing unit. Will the
applicant respond o address this?
Mr. Sullivan:
these are proposed rules that may or may not be adopted, and there is no
growth share ordinance in place at this time.
We are under no obligation at this time. Mr. Carroll: discussed
this with K&S application and the question is 'what can a municipality do
in a retroactive way', this is a question that this board can answer. Anything done is at governing body
requirement, and there is nothing we can do.
Mr. Daughtry: I don't believe
anyone is trying to put a new burden on this applicant, but if the state
mandates us and we have some kind of language to the extent that 'if' the
township adopts something, it may be something. Mr. Carroll indicated nothing we say has much affect, and this is
more a Township Attorney question. Mr.
Carroll will put some verbiage in resolution.
Mr. Sullivan: governing body
will adopt an ordinance at that time, when COAH rules are in place, and can't
do it in an ad hoc basis. Mr.
Omland: COAH report indicates that the new
rules are 20% set-aside; for ever four units, you have to supply one affordable.
David Cox 7 Kokora
Avenue. There are other homes on the
block which are close to roadway.
Motion made by: Marie Kull Seconded by: Tony Special to grant subdivision approval,
all variances and waivers requested, waiver from compliance with Mr.
Mazzaccaro's request on extension of drainage, compliance with the house and
lot plan reflected, additional protection for all trees to ensure they are
preserved; normal applicable approval conditions, compliance with all agency
findings, except for as relieved herein.
Russ Lipari: can we take a contribution on COAH or some
type of fund. Mr. Carroll elaborated on
development of an impact ordinance, ,and that Mt. Olive has an impact fee is
taken at time of construction permit.
Mr. Sullivan: those ordinances are in place in other
townships. Stan Omland: this township should adopt an ordinance asap
so that we can provide whatever protection we want. We should have some form of ordinance.
PMSP/F07-10 - K & K DEVELOPERS, Inc., Major Subdivision – 10
Woodmont Road, Block: 159, L: 6 – 10.2 acre parcel into 11 lots (Ten SF) – R27A
Zone – Notice Acceptable ACT
Mr. Sullivan summarized: this is
an application for preliminary and final major subdivision, contemplates
demolition for ten new homes and one detention lots. All lots require waivers for steep slopes. Plan shows a proposed cul de sac backing up
to existing cul de sac. Not creating a
thru street on this plan.
Some agencies have related to this issue, wanting a through street
connecting Woodmont Road entirely, and asked that this matter be addressed this
evening. Also acknowledged applicant will comply with all of Omland
Engineering report. At this time, wants
Mr. Cangiano to outline what is proposed as it relates to cul de sac.
Sworn – Mr. Andrew Cangiano – accepted in past with credentials.
Plans prepared by his firm and under his supervision. Issue of proposed cul de sac discussed. It is a 10 acre site. Alignment of the road is off of roadway and
will terminate in line with Windsor Road.
Development will consist of 10 conforming lots and one detention
lot. There are no issues with almost
all of the comments and will provide plan revisions, and once there is the
issue of road decided, will submit drawings with all of these issues.
Mr. Omland: think that Mr.
Mazzaccaro and Mr. Barile were contacted, and our master plan shows that the
road is a thru road, and in an application that board heard similar to this, we
decided to have back up cul de sacs.
This makes sense but there is policy involved. Based upon his discussions with these professionals, think this
road should go thru and understands it is board policy.
Ms. Welch: from a planning
perspective, should go thru but not a problem if there are two cul de
Tony Speciale: fire department
indicated one road connection. Hilltop
Care is still pending. The present
radius of cul de sac is wide enough and adding a fire hydrant will be a
Konner Road situation was concern for a raceway since it was a main road
and straight run.
Ms. Kull: how does it affect
homeowners on other side? Feels it
should be connected? Does it impose on
their property, no more pavement, some would come out. Feels it would make more traffic and
raceway. The question is: if the road is connected.
Mr. Lipari: how is traffic 'that
increased'? Mr. Cangiano: did a count of the houses and approximately
50 houses would use this roadway.
Ms. Nielson: background in
planning, and for safety concerns in general, concur with their expertise. Live in a corner street and there are about
500 homes and traffic is minimal.
Ms. Omland: the development that
exists to the north of this project that had a stub street, and reason why this
was anticipated to be tied in. Intent
of this board years ago was to have this cul de sac connected, and it is
reflected in their deeds.
Mr. Karkowsky: board
professionals, fire department agrees it should be connected.
Opened to public…
Ms. Deborah Leblanc- 14 Windsor Drive – abut the cul de sac. Moved into the neighborhood revolves around
cul de sac and is little area to ride bikes, and there are lots of young
children in area and this is one area for them to play. What has happened is that this is a
wonderful neighborhood and is a vital part of the fabric of their neighborhood,
and to ride their bikes. There are not
a lot of parks in this area. You are
dealing with young children. With
regards to the professionals' recommendation, have you studied impacts of
connection? What was impact that was
identified to property values on proposed lots and existing lots, including
Sylvan and Windsor Drive? What is
impact of existing character of neighborhood?
Cul de sac is vital to existing neighborhood. Will there be changes in traffic? Will be based on existing conditions if you look at the base line
which has no traffic during rush hour when the young children are standing there,
with cars whizzing by. The children
would be in danger should the road go thru.
What about children walking to schools.
Have you studied for traffic increase?
Is there a traffic count, but before we approve this, do some traffic
studies and figure out the easiest way to get to Changebridge? Will there be a thru way? She feels so. Recommendation from public work would be easier for snow
removal and deicing, and look at percentage to have a design for this minimal
Mark Platinsky – 17 Windsor Drive – cut thru should be analyzed to see
how Sylvan connects to Windsor since it is dangerous when cars around and is
almost a blind side and this may create a Y situation which would be dangerous.
Jack Kilanowski - 22 Sylvan Drive – taking some of the traffic off of
Woodmont Road may be a good idea. There are four blind corners and taking some
off would be a good thing. The emergency
access near the nursing home mentioned.
Those vehicles would go to Rutland and come up to Sylvan which would cause
additional problems. Every second
helps. School – Woodmont has no curbs
in many locations, no sidewalks and/or grading, and any traffic deviated off
street would enhance this. See a
problem if isn't connected. Would like
to see right thing, but it would benefit the entire community, and remove cul
de sac.
12 Windsor Drive – have children in house that go to school, and they
cross over, and you consider connection, what will happen is that people will
take Windsor to come to the school.
Motion made by: Deb Nielson
Seconded by: Marie Kull
To close meeting to public on this issue at this time
Deb Nielson: found some of the
arguments compelling, and it is a tough decision, and have to defer to planner
and engineer. There are 100 homes in
there with only one way in and one way out, and safety is an issue and
contemplated in the master plan for the past 20 + years, would defer to our
planner and engineer and master plan.
Mr. Daughtry: my concern is that
this is unique since this development in itself but up on Windsor Drive when
they were professionally challenging Hilltop.
He advocates for residential development which would use this
access. We need to know if this is
going to be a cul de sac, need to know what is going to happen with Hilltop
emergency. More burden on this as a
street but would prefer thru street.
Russ Lipari and Art Maggio felt it should be thru street
Tony Speciale: understand
resident's concerns. Making this a
through street will increase traffic; it is difficult to get out of Windsor
Drive to get to Changebridge. This will
become a thru street when school is being dropped off and you have to look at
this since it will be more traffic.
That school gets 2 buses, and cars get in line and dropping kids
off. These people in this new home
development will have a traffic impact.
Fire Departments can access since it would be different stations
servicing the area.
Marie Kull: is there another road
out? Rutledge? Feels there is another route that can be
taken. In favor of what the neighbors
want, and is torn both ways. More
advisable to have it connected.
John Visco: look at what the
master plan stated, and we should pay attention to what the township master
plan wanted. Larry Hines: agreed with John Visco.
Ladis Karkowsky: go with the
majority to support what the board professionals asked for. Make it a through street.
Ms. Welch: you can ask the
applicant to put traffic calming in this area that can be done. Rumble strips or something to calm
traffic. Marie Kull: what is happening in Hilltop, is this important. Art Daughtry: gave history noting Hilltop burned down and application is for
reconstruction. Part of the traffic is
to have a secondary access for emergency access only. If this is a thru road, this would help access this site.
Mr. Sullivan: under time
constraints and need to do revisions to the plan. Mr. Speciale: distance
between two cul de sacs is 15'-20'. If
you reduce cul de sacs, can have paver blocks for emergency access for this
reason. Frontage of lots would change,
but lots would be in compliance. Street
would have to turn to hit existing street.
Mr. Omland: there is a vertical
issue, and is something that has to be hit.
Mr. Karkowsky opened it again to allow Ms. Leblanc to speak.
Ms. Deborah LeBlanc: thinks the
issue of Hilltop should be addressed.
Feels if this is approved, would get more increase traffic, and majority
of staff would be coming by buses and public transportation. This is conjecture per Mr. Karkowsky. Mr. Omland:
presented alternative of connecting two cul de sacs with emergency
access strip. The residents would be
more willing to look at this alternative as a feasible alternative.
Majority of the board members indicated road should go through.
Carried with notice preserved to April 10th, 2008 – time to
act extended on record – consents accordingly.
PMSP/F07-13 – MAROTTA – Block: 1, L: 11.57, 29 and 31.04 #2
Pennbrook Court – Notice Acceptable ACT BY: 5/15/08
Rescheduled to 3-27-08
with notice preserved in a motion made by: Tony Speciale Seconded by: Larry Hines Roll Call:
Meeting adjourned
unanimously in a Motion made by: Russ Lipari
Seconded by: Art
Respectfully submitted,
Linda M. White


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9/10/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies had a very difficult time last week as they were traveling around in their away series, but they are back in Philadelphia now. It is still too early to tell how they will do on their own field. They have lost their first and third games back against the Atlanta Braves, but they also managed to shut them out in their second matchup. This home series could go either way and fans are hoping the Phillies are able to improve their performance and rack up some victories. They have two sets remaining before hitting the road again, including four matches with the Chicago Cubs. If you want to catch some excitement this coming week, there are plenty of opportunities for you to come out for a ball game.
9/4/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies have had a rough season and their record shows it. Coming in last place in the NL Eastern division, the Phillies have won only 53 games and lost 81 games. Things were starting to look a little less grim when they beat the New York Mets with authority on September 1. However, the Mets quickly answered the next day and took the Phillies to town with a 9-4 win. It was early on in the game that the Mets set the precedence, scoring six runs in the first three innings. The Phillies did their best to catch up, but the Mets continued to score and were able to hold the Phillies to only four runs during the game. Don't miss your chance to watch the Phillies wrap up their season.
8/26/15 - After winning three games in a row, the Philadelphia Phillies have found themselves with two consecutive losses against the Mets. In the first game, the Mets dominated the Phillies to win 16-7, even though the Phillies had an early lead. The next night was a closer match. The Mets got on the board first, with a two run first inning. However, the Phillies came back in the third with four runs to take the lead. They gave it up in the sixth when the Mets scored three runs. They tried to rally but were unable to get more than one run. The two teams meet twice more on the 26th and 27th, and then the Phillies host the Padres for a three game series starting on the 28th. You can still get your tickets, with prices starting at $15.
8/21/15 - Facing the hottest offense in baseball is not usually an enviable task, especially for a last-place team. It was no problem for the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday afternoon, as the underdogs put away the Blue Jays 7-3 for their 47th win of the season. With veteran star Chase Utley evidently headed out of town, the Phillies turned to their younger talent to secure the victory, getting three runs in the bottom of the first before breaking it open in the fifth. Toronto would add on in the eighth, but Philadelphia's seven runs were too much even for the Jays to fight back from. The Phillies will host the New York Mets beginning Monday the 24th, and you can get tickets today—seats start at $19 each!
8/13/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies were on a roll when they began their away games, even performing better than they did on their own field. They managed to beat out the San Diego Padres in all three matchups, scoring four runs twice and five runs in the final game. However, the Phillies are having more trouble against the Arizona Diamondbacks. They have given up 13 runs in each of their matches with the Diamondbacks so far. Hopefully they will have more luck when they travel to Milwaukee to take on the Brewers. The Phillies will be on the road for the next two weeks, but they will be stopping back in Philadelphia to play two quick home games on the 18th and 19th. If you have been waiting for their return, this is your chance to catch them live.
8/6/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies have turned their season around to win eight of the last ten games. In their last four game series against the Braves, the Phillies won three. In the first night, they held the Braves to just one run. The next night, the Phillies came out swinging, scoring four runs in the first inning and five in the fifth to secure the 9-3 victory. The next night was another high scoring game for the Phillies, who got 12 runs. After losing the last game to the Braves, the Phillies won the first game in a three game series against the Dodgers, largely thanks to Maikel Franco's grand slam in the seventh. You can get tickets to see the teams play again on the fifth and sixth, with tickets starting at $27.
7/30/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies haven't had the season they were hoping for. Pulling up the caboose in the NL Eastern Division the Phillies have a 34-63 losing record. Even though their season hasn't been going their way, the Phillies have been able to put a stop to the long losing streaks recently. In the middle of July they were coming off of a five-game losing streak when they started their series against the Marlins. Being on home turf must have been good for the team because they swept the Marlins in three games. Their next series against the Rays was in the favor of the Phillies as well, leaving the Phillies with two more wins and a loss. See what they can pull off when they take on the Chicago Cubs this weekend.
7/23/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies haven't had the season they were hoping for. Pulling up the caboose in the NL Eastern Division the Phillies have a 34-63 losing record. Even though their season hasn't been going their way, the Phillies have been able to put a stop to the long losing streaks recently. In the middle of July they were coming off of a five-game losing streak when they started their series against the Marlins. Being on home turf must have been good for the team because they swept the Marlins in three games. Their next series against the Rays was in the favor of the Phillies as well, leaving the Phillies with two more wins and a loss. See what they can pull off when they take on the Chicago Cubs this weekend.
7/15/15 - The most recent away series really took its toll on the Philadelphia Phillies. Their last victory was on July 7th, against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Through that set and the next, against the San Francisco Giants, the Phillies are now on a five-game losing streak. The good news is that the series is now over. The Phillies are returning to their own field, where they will hopefully be able to relax a little and put this losing streak to rest. They will host the Miami Marlins first, followed by the Tampa Bay Rays. The Phillies will be traveling to Chicago to take on the Cubs on July 24th, so be sure to catch them in action before then. You have six opportunities to see the Phillies live, so there is no reason to miss out.
7/9/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies have finally ended their losing streak. After taking six consecutive losses, they sure made their return to beating out the competition exciting. The Phillies were able to completely shut out the Braves before leaving Atlanta. Then they followed this victory up by earning seven runs in each of their next two games, however they were only able to win one. Most recently, the Phillies won against the Los Angeles Dodgers with 7-2. After taking on the Dodgers, the Phillies will still have to play the San Francisco Giants before returning to Philadelphia. Their big return will be on July 17th against the Miami Marlins. Tickets for that game are already available starting as low as $16. Secure your spot for the Phillies' homecoming today.
7/2/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies have their work cut out for them. They just finished up a rough set against the Milwaukee Brewers. Unfortunately, the Phillies were not able to get a win, which means they are currently on a five-game losing streak. This was their last set before hitting the road, so maybe playing on a fresh field will help them out. They will not return to Philadelphia until July 17th, so they need to get their game together now. Being in the last place for the NL Eastern Division, the Phillies cannot afford too many losses. They still have a chance to catch up, however. They are seven wins behind the Miami Marlins. Tickets for their homecoming game are now available starting as low as $18.
6/25/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies budding winning streak ended when they lost 10-2 against the Yankees on the 24th. However, the Phillies still took the series 2-1. In the first game, the Phillies beat the Yankees 11-8 in a game that not only was the season high for runs, but also for hits at 18. Maikel Franco was the MVP, going 4 for 5, hitting two homers, and bringing in five runs. The next night, the Phillies once again scored 11 runs, with Franco again having a strong game in the batter's box. He had a three run homer and hit a two-run double to break the tie. Andres Blanco's three run triple ensured the victory for the team. They head back home for a three game series against the Nationals starting June 26, with tickets as low as $17.
6/18/15 - After a nine-game losing streak, the Philadelphia Phillies picked up their fourth win in the month of June. In Thursday's game against the Orioles, the Phillies scored two runs in the sixth, Ben Revere scored a run when Ryan Howard homered. The Phillies won, 2-1, but with their 23-45 record, they're in last place in the NL. They need the support of their fans more than ever before. Over the weekend, the Phillies host the St. Louis Cardinals. Tickets for Saturday's (6/20) game start at $16. You can get tickets for next weekend's games against the Washington Nationals now to get the seats you want. Come out and join in the fun at Citizens Bank Park. Enjoy the camaraderie of the fans while you cheer for the home team.
6/8/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies have been unable to convert their game to a win in the last six games on the road, being taken down by the Cincinnati Reds in the two most recent games. Despite getting 11 hits to the Reds' 13, the Phillies only earned two runs, and they fell to 16 games below .500 at 22-38. The last Phillies win (4-6) came against the Giants when they had the home field advantage. Pitcher Kenneth Giles picked up his second win of the season, but the Phillies couldn't maintain the momentum when they went out on the road. The Phillies return to Citizens Bank Park on Wednesday (6/17) to host the Baltimore Orioles. Get your tickets starting at $14, and cheer on the home team to victory.
6/4/15 - After a seven-game losing streak, the Philadelphia Phillies put two games in the win column when they went against the Cincinnati Reds. In Wednesday's game, the Reds' pitcher erred in the 11th inning which Cody Asche took advantage of to earn the winning run for a final score of 4-5. With a 21-33 record, they're still got a ways to go. The Phillies host the San Francisco Giants this weekend. Get tickets to Saturday's (6/6) game starting at $16. Come out for an afternoon of fun and excitement in the stadium. Bring your family and friends to take full advantage of your time in the ballpark. Get out and see the Phillies before they go out on the road. Show them you believe in them and that they can turn their game around.
5/28/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies are on a four-game losing streak, unable to pick up any momentum in their game. To add to the insult, GM Ruben Amaro Jr. announced in an interview that the fans just "don't understand the game." Phillies' fans will have to look past his comments and come out and enjoy the game and cheer their hometown team to help them get back on top of their game. This weekend, the Phillies host the Colorado Rockies, and tickets are still available, starting at $24 for the afternoon game on Saturday (5/30). Tickets for Sunday's (5/31) start at $17. Once the Rockies leave, the Phillies host the Cincinnati Reds in a three-game series during the week. Come on down to Citizens Bank Park and show your support for the team.
5/22/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies' hard work is paying off. After racking up an incredible six game winning streak, the Phillies are now in the fourth position in the NL Eastern Division. They were able to remain undefeated against the Arizona Diamondbacks, even shutting them out of May 17th's game while scoring six runs. Unfortunately, their streak was ended in the second matchup against the Colorado Rockies when the Phillies were edged out in the eighth inning. They have a long way to go before they can return to their own field on May 29th, so hopefully Philadelphia can hold their own until then. They take on the Rockies again when they return, so we will see if the Phillies fare better with the home field advantage.
5/14/15 - Citizens Bank Park went wild as the Philadelphia Phillies picked up their second winning game against the Pirates in Thursday's game. Ryan Howard homered in the fifth, putting the Phillies ahead by four. Although the Pirates picked up two runs in the ninth, with eight scoreless innings behind them, it wasn't enough. The Phillies have a 13-23 record, but this could be the beginning of a rally to get out of fifth in the NL East. This weekend, the Phillies host the Arizona Diamondbacks before going on the road for ten games, so you'll want to catch them before they leave town. Tickets for Sunday's (5/17) game start at $14. There's no better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than with your favorite home team in the ballpark!
5/6/15 - Philadelphia Phillies fans are finding little victories where they can. While it is disappointing to see the Phillies lose 0-9 against the Atlanta Braves right on the heels of losing 0-7 against the Miami Marlins, the Phillies are still getting some strong victories here and there. For instance, they managed to win 5-2 and 6-2 against the Braves and the Marlins in the middle of their disappointing losses to those same teams. If the Phillies could just manage to maintain a consistent level of play, they could be on their way to reaching a positive win/loss ratio, which they currently have 10-18. They are in the last position for the NL Eastern Division, but there are three teams tied just three wins above the Phillies, so they are definitely not out of the game.
4/28/15 - Before Monday's night game, the Philadelphia Phillies were averaging 2.58 runs per game, the fourth-lowest average by a team since 1900. Cole Hamels pitched a winning game for the Phillies, and after picking up three runs in the seventh, the Phillies took the lead against the Cardinals. The final score of 4-1 gave the team a two-game winning streak. The Phillies are out on the road for ten games continuing in St. Louis, then Miami, and finishing up in Atlanta. They come home to Citizens Bank Park on Friday (5/8) for the start of a three-game series against the New York Mets. Don't wait to get your tickets to grab the best seats in the ballpark. Prices start at $19. Come down and cheer for the home team!
4/23/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies finally broke their six game losing streak with a 5-3 victory over the Nationals on April 18. However, the Nationals took the series with three wins to the Phillies' one. Things continue to look good for the Phillies, as they began their three game series against the Marlins with a 3-7 win. The Phillies were the first on the board with a two run homer by Freddy Galvis in the second inning. The Marlins equalized, and with a two run homer by Ryan Howard in the sixth inning, the Phillies drew ahead. Ben Revere also drove in two runs with a triple in the seventh inning. The seven runs is a high for the team so far this season. The next match is on April 22, with tickets still available starting at $15.
4/17/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies are on a three-game losing streak, not finishing well in their last game against the Nationals (4-3) on Sunday, then the first two games against the Mets (0-2, 5-6). The Phillies are out on the road over the weekend with a four-game series against the Nationals in their home stadium. Next Tuesday (4/21), you'll get to see the Phillies back in Citizens Bank Park when they host the Miami Marlins in the first of three games. Tickets start at just $19 for this evening game. Wednesday's game is also in the evening, and it's a great way to unwind after a long day in the office. On Thursday (4/23), the game is in the afternoon, so you'll have to ditch work if you want to catch some baseball.
4/10/15 - In Monday's game, on Opening Day 2015, the Philadelphia Phillies lost in a shutout against the Boston Red Sox 8-0. They came back on Wednesday to pick up a win against the Red Sox, (2-4). Both teams didn't give up any runs until the Phillies took the lead with three runs in the sixth. They picked up another in the seventh. Even though the Red Sox gained two in the eighth, they couldn't make up the deficit. Upcoming home games for the Phillies include weekend games against the Washington Nationals. Saturday (4/11) is an evening game, with tickets starting at $33. Sunday's afternoon game has tickets $29 and up. Come down to Citizens Bank Park and see why baseball is America's game. Relax and unwind on your weekend.
4/3/15 - Chase Utley of the Philadelphia Phillies was the star in Wednesday's game against the Braves. He scored a solo home run in the third inning, after a three-run home run in the first. The Phillies won 9-2, giving them a 12-16 record in the Grapefruit League. In his last five plate appearances, Utley has made four home runs, making him the player to watch as the Phillies go back to Citizens Bank Park for the regular MLB season. On Saturday (4/4), the Phillies host their local rivals, the Pittsburgh Pirates. Tickets start at $5. Don't miss the Opening Day game on Monday (4/6) when the Boston Red Sox join the Phillies on the field. The Phillies have games against the Red Sox on Wednesday and Thursday following Opening Day, and you'll want to come out and cheer them on!
3/27/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies have an 11-12 record in the Grapefruit League. They're three games out of first place, but sit in tenth place overall. After two straight losses, one against the Astros (1-7) and the other against the Blue Jays (1-4), the Phillies want to turn that around. This Sunday (3/29), come out to see them host the Detroit Tigers at Bright House Network Field. Get your tickets starting at $25. It's a great way to relax on your day off. On Wednesday (4/1), the Phillies host the Atlanta Braves and on Thursday, it's the Tampa Bay Rays as their last home game in the spring training home field. Phillies' fans will be glad to see them come back to their home state on Friday (4/3) when they face the Pittsburgh Pirates at Citizens Bank Park.
3/18/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies are on a two game losing streak, with an 8-7 record in the Grapefruit League. The Phillies allowed the Baltimore Orioles to get 16 runs in the game on Monday, with a final score of 16-4. It was not the Phillies' finest hour. Come out and watch how they're going to turn their team around. Enjoy a weekend game when the Phillies host the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday (3/21). Tickets start at $29. The Phillies have weekday games on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in the upcoming week. First up is the Minnesota Twins, then it's the Houston Astros, and finally it's the New York Yankees. Tickets are available for all of these games so that you can get a glimpse of your favorite team.
3/13/15 - With just 10 days of spring training games behind them, the Philadelphia Phillies have a 5-4-1 record in the Grapefruit League. They're on a two-game winning streak with wins against the Pittsburgh Pirates (3-2) and Detroit Tigers (6-5). In the Tigers' game, the Phillies scored all six of their runs in the fifth inning. The Phillies have three upcoming home games at Bright House Network Field. On Sunday (3/15), they face the Boston Red Sox. Tickets start at $26. On Monday (3/16), the Phillies host the Baltimore Orioles. Get your tickets starting at $29. Tuesday, they play host to the Tamp Bay Rays, and for just $23, you can come out and see these two great teams and have a relaxing afternoon in the stadium enjoying time with friends or family.
3/6/15 - The Philadelphia Phillies won their opening game against the New York Yankees in the Grapefruit League. The Phillies' pitcher, Kevin Slowey, trended on Twitter, even though the Yankees' Alex Rodriguez made his first appearance in almost 18 months. Slowey is not currently on the roster, being invited to spring training to compete for a spot. The Phillies host the Toronto Blue Jays at Bright House Network Field on Saturday (3/7), then don't have another home game until Tuesday (3/10) against the Detroit Tigers. The next day, they host the Pittsburgh Pirates. You want to get your tickets for these games to see how the team is looking before opening day of the regular MLB season. It makes for a great afternoon of fun for the whole family.
2/20/15 - Fans of the Philadelphia Phillies are in luck because their team's 2015 MLB preseason is one of the first to begin. If you simply cannot wait to see the Phillies in action once again, be sure to catch their March 1st game against the Tampa Startans. You can still get a ticket for as little as $1. Philadelphia also has significantly more games in their preseason, with 19 whopping home games, so you have no reason to miss out. If that wasn't enough, they also feature an action packed start to the official season, kicking it off with six home games in a row. It all starts on April 6th at the Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. Get your ticket to the home opener today for just $42.
1/27/15 - As the Philadelphia Phillies look to create a strong line up to take into the 2015 season, the biggest talk is about trading Jonathan Papelbon. According to rumors, the Phillies are in talk with the Brewers for the trade. However, there are many considerations that may make the trade unlikely. Papelbon has a high salary, with a $13 million salary and a 2016 $13 million club option with automatic vests upon finishing 48 games in the 2015 season. He also has a no-trade right with the ability to block deals with 17 teams. Fans will have a chance to see the new line up, with or without Papelbon, come March 1 when the Phillies meet with the Tampa Startans Baseball team in Clearwater, FL, for their first game of Spring Training. Tickets start at $1.
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April 18, 2013
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - The Alabama Crimson Tide (23-16, 8-7 SEC) will host the second-ranked LSU Tigers (35-3, 13-2 SEC)) in a three-game Southeastern Conference series this weekend. The series begins on Friday night with a 6:35 p.m. CST, first pitch from Sewell-Thomas Stadium. Game two of the series is scheduled for 7 p.m. CST on Saturday, and will be televised on FSN with Dave Neal and Larry Conley calling the action. The series finale will be Sunday beginning at 1:05 p.m. CST. Prior to the start of Saturday's game, Alabama will honor the 1983 Alabama baseball team that finished runner up in the 1983 College World Series.
All Alabama baseball games throughout the 2013 season will be broadcast by the Crimson Tide Sports Network (CTSN). All three games between Alabama and LSU will be broadcast on 95.3 The Bear in Tuscaloosa, with Chris Stewart and Lee Tracey calling the action. Livestats will be available on RollTide.com. A live webcast for the Friday and Sunday games will be available on RollTide.com through the subscription package.
Baseball Alumni Weekend PromotionsFriday 4/19 vs. LSU - 6:30 p.m.Zooperstars Performance, Fan Giveaway for the first 500 students - presented by Campus Way, Book Scholarship Giveaway for the Alabama students.
Saturday 4/20 vs. LSU - 7:00 p.m.Baseball Alumni Weekend/Pre-game recognition of the 1983 Team and Baseball Bingo Day.
Sunday 4/21 vs. LSU - 1:00 p.m.Kids Day at the Joe. All Kids 18 & Under receive FREE admission and the first 250 Kids 12 and under receive a FREE hot dog and drink. Post-game kids can run the bases and receive team autographs
Alabama is coming off a 7-4 win over UAB on Tuesday night. In the last SEC series, the Crimson Tide was swept by No. 18 Mississippi last weekend. The Tide is averaging 5.0 runs and 8.2 hits per game for the season, while averaging 4.6 runs and 8.8 hits per game during SEC play. The Tide will starter RHP Charley Sullivan (3-3, 3.06) on Friday, LHP Justin Kamplain (0-0, 4.07) on Saturday and Spencer Turnbull (4-1, 2.30) on Sunday.
LSU comes into the SEC weekend series after posting a 4-0 victory over Grambling on Wednesday night. After dropping the final game of the series to Mississippi State on March 17, the Tigers had won 15 straight games before losing to No. 10 Arkansas on Saturday. The Tigers are ranked second by the NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball, Perfect Game USA and in the USA Today Sports Coaches poll. Baseball America has LSU ranked third. The Tigers will open the series with RHP Aaron Nola (6-0, 2.37) on the mound and RHP Ryan Eades (7-1, 1.97) will start on Saturday. LSU has not named a starter for Sunday.
Probable PitchersFriday W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SOUA-Charley Sullivan (Sr., RHP) 3-3 3.06 9/9 54.2 55 22 18 13 48LSU-Aaron Nola (Soph, RHP) 6-0 2.47 9/9 62.0 45 18 17 11 72
Saturday W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SOUA-Justin Kamplain (Soph., LHP) 0-0 4.07 14/1 24.1 14 12 11 10 20LSU-Ryan Eades (Jr., RHP) 7-1 1.97 9/9 59.1 58 14 13 16 56
Sunday W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SOUA-Spencer Turnbull (Soph., RHP) 4-1 2.30 9/9 54.2 56 19 14 21 29LSU-TBA
LSU comes into the weekend with a 35-3 overall record following a 4-0 win over Grambling on Wednesday night. The Tigers have won all five Southeastern Conference series this season, and have a 13-2 record against conference opponents. The Tigers are second in the SEC with a .309 team batting average and 31 home runs. LSU averages 7.3 runs and 10.7 hits per game. LSU ranks third in the SEC with a 2.48 ERA, while holding opponents to a .215 average. The Tigers have 304 strikeouts to rank fifth in the conference, while walking 97 batters in 345 total innings.
Mason Katz has been a major presence in the middle of the lineup and is hitting .420 and leads the SEC with 13 home runs and 60 RBI. Alex Bregman leads the team with a .424 average, 10 doubles, and six triples, while adding four home runs and 38 RBI. Raph Rhymes is hitting .333, Christian Ibarra has a .328 average and Mark Laird is hitting .301. Friday starter Aaron Nola leads the team with 72 strikeouts in 62.0 innings pitched, and has a 6-0 record with a 2.47 ERA in nine starts. Ryan Eades will start on Saturday and enters the weekend with a 7-1 record and a 1.97 ERA. Eades has 56 strikeouts in 59.1 innings pitched. Closer Chris Cotton has a 2-0 record with a 1.16 ERA and eight saves in 21 appearances.
When the Crimson Tide and Tigers take the field this weekend, the three game series will mark games 354-356 all-time in the series. In a series that dates back to 1906, Alabama holds a 194-156-3 record all-time against the Tigers. The Tide has won just two of the last 12 games overall, after LSU swept the series in Baton Rouge, La., last season. Alabama shutout the Tigers in the final two games of the 2011 series that was played in Tuscaloosa. UA head coach Mitch Gaspard is 3-15 all-time against LSU, and 2-8 as the skipper of the Tide.
The Crimson Tide snapped a four-game losing streak to UAB with a 7-4 win over the Blazers on Tuesday night. Mike Oczypok threw six innings, allowing one run on five hits with a pair of walks and strikeouts to earn his third win of the year. The Tide posted 11 hits for its 15th double-digit hit game of the season. Ben Moore had a double and a triple to go along with three RBI and Andrew Miller was 2-for4 with a run scored and an RBI. Jay Shaw got the final five outs of the game to record his first career save.
ALABAMA QUICK HITTERS Alabama has had two season-long winning streaks of six games this season. The Crimson Tide is 5-5 in its last 10 games, 9-6 in its last 15 games, and 13-7 in the last 20. The Tide is 15-9 against non-conference opponents this season and has a 9-3 record in mid-week games. The Crimson Tide is 21-0 when leading after six, 22-0 when leading after seven and 23-0 when leading after eight innings. The Alabama pitching staff has a 3.00 ERA to rank sixth in the SEC. The Tide has 274 strikeouts to rank seventh in the SEC, while its 111 looking strikeouts rank second in the conference. Alabama pitchers are averaging 7.0 strikeouts per game. During SEC play, Alabama ranks second in the conference with a 2.57 team ERA and fourth in the league with a .242 opponent's batting average. The Tide is 42-for-62 (.677) in stolen base attempts and ranks sixth in the SEC in stolen bases. Alabama is outscoring its opponents 26-14 in the first inning, 27-9 in the sixth inning and 33-22 in the eighth inning. However, Bama is being outscored 21-19 in the seventh and 11-0 in the ninth and 3-0 in extra innings. Alabama has converted all 13 of its save opportunities and is tied for second in the SEC with 13 saves. Freshman right-handed pitcher Ray Castillo leads the team with six saves to rank ninth in the SEC. On the pitching side during SEC games, UA is second in the SEC with a 2.57 ERA and leads the league with the fewest runs allowed (47). The Tide is fourth in opponent's batting average (.242), hits allowed (114), and tied for third in saves (4). Brett Booth, who had 10 walks in 55 games last season, leads the team with 21 this season. Booth is also ninth in the SEC with a team-high 32 runs scored. Defensively, Booth has thrown out 31 runners (including four pick-offs). His 27 runners caught stealing are the most in the SEC. The next best in the SEC is Arkansas's Jake Wise with 15. Alabama second baseman Kyle Overstreet ranks second in the SEC with 35 fielding double plays, while shortstop Mikey White is fourth in the conference with 30 fielding double plays this season.
After playing three games against No. 2 LSU, Alabama will travel to Hattiesburg, Miss., for a Wednesday night game against the Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles, with first pitch scheduled for 6 p.m. CST, from Pete Taylor Park. In the first meeting of the season, Alabama defeated the No. 21 ranked Golden Eagles, 10-8, at Sewell-Thomas Stadium on Feb. 18. Dating back to 1962, the Tide is 68-26 all-time against USM. Alabama is 20-15 when the teams play in Hattiesburg, Miss.
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