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Enumclaw logging memorial soon to become reality
By Brenda Sexton
The Courier-Herald
For those who have been waiting to make a donation toward the effort to erect a "logging legacy" sculpture in downtown Enumclaw, now is the time.
The Logging Legacy Foundation Board, a group of local citizens working to create a world-class bronze sculpture in Enumclaw, has announced it recently received a $50,000 anonymous donation that will match dollar for dollar every donation up to $50,000 over the next six months.
According to board member Steve Moergeli, as of Jan. 10, cash donations and pledges for the project total $240,615.
"We think now with this $50,000 and with the year-end donations we received it's a great time for those people that were waiting to see if it was going to happen to donate. It's going to happen," Moergeli said.
Fund raising for the project, which will serve as a memorial for loggers, not just from the Plateau, but the state and across the country, began in earnest in 2005.A thermometer marking the board's fund-raising progress has been erected in Enumclaw's Goodwill Park in front of the library on Griffin Avenue. This is the site of the future memorial.
Project planners have collected 51.2 percent of the $470,000 budget. The group needs $100,000 by June 30 to begin work on the project. Its top priority is to start the work at the foundry, but site work is also expected to begin this year. The entire project will take nearly a year.
The bronze, steel and sandstone sculpture of a "puncher," the man who used oxen or horses to drag fallen trees out of the forest, was created by Enumclaw artist Dan Snider. When complete, it will lie 40 feet from oxen horn tip to the end of the log dragging behind. It will stand 16 feet off the ground with a four-foot sandstone base and 12 feet of bronze.
For those who need more information, a presentation is scheduled for 7 p.m. Feb. 8 at Green River Community College's Enumclaw campus.
Tax-deductible donations may be made to the Logging Legacy, P.O. Box 98, Enumclaw. There is also an account for donations at Mt. Rainier National Bank in Enumclaw. For more information contact Poe at 360-825-3061.
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EAST RUTHERFORD — The folks behind the beleaguered American Dream Meadowlands project may soon find themselves facing opposition from their neighbors: the Jets and Giants.
A report by The Wall Street Journal, citing unnamed sources familiar with the project, finds that talks between the football franchises and the developers, Canadian-based Triple Five, have grown "testy."
Much of the tension stems from traffic concerns, as Triple Five plans to build an amusement park and water park — the largest in North America, they claim — next to the existing structure. The WSJ reports:
The sports teams want the American Dream developers to shut down an amusement and water park on the days of their 20 home games during the regular and preseason, people familiar with the negotiations said. If that doesn't happen, the teams would consider a legal challenge, these people said.
This comes as the developers scramble to finalize a complicated funding structure for the project in hopes that it can be completed in time for Super Bowl XLVIII, which will be held in the Meadowlands in 2014.
A Triple Five spokeswoman recently said the amusement park addition wouldn't likely be completed in time for the Super Bowl, though the mall and entertainment complex was still on track.
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"Hannity & Colmes," the longest-running program on the Fox News Channel, will soon be without Colmes.
Alan Colmes, 58, the liberal half of the 9 p.m. show, will leave his daily hosting duties at the end of the year, the network announced Monday.
While the network remained quiet about its plans for the political debate program, two people close to the network said that Sean Hannity, 46, Mr. Colmes's conservative counterpart for the last 12 years, would become the sole host of the hour. The people requested anonymity while speaking about private deliberations.
Mr. Colmes's departure, coming as a Democrat prepares to take over the White House, is a sharp change to the prime-time lineup of Fox News, a subsidiary of the News Corporation. A Fox News spokeswoman would not confirm that Mr. Hannity would be the sole host.
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TFL Updates For July-December 2011
January 10th, 2012
The Louisiana Campaign for Tobacco-Free Living (TFL) has made great strides throughout the state during the past 6 months. Highlights included:
• The City of Alexandria passed the first 100% smoke-free ordinance in Louisiana on October 4, 2011. This ordinance includes bars, gaming and nursing homes. The Louisiana Campaign for Tobacco-Free Living (TFL) is developing new print, radio and internet-based ads to promote awareness and compliance of the new law scheduled to take effect January 1, 2012.
• The Southern University System passed a tobacco-free campus policy that will go into effect on each of their five campuses on January 2, 2012.
• The Let's Be Totally Clear social media presence and facebook page continues to gain support by way of increased fans and postings to the page. To date, Let's Be Totally Clear now has more than 10,000 facebook fans.
• TFL's 2011 Scientific Advisory Board occurred on Thursday, December 1st. This meeting will help to determine the programmatic and media foci for FY 12/13.
• LPHI's IS Division developed and implemented an online Grantee Application Grading component to TFL's grantee reporting platform and refreshed the TFL.org website that will go live at the end of December or early next year.


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The American Café on Airport Boulevard went smoke-free earlier this month, as new rules loomed from the Mobile County Health Department.
Manager Jay Hartgrove said that the location was the only one left in the chain that allowed smoking inside.
A week into the change, he said, only two customers have complained. He noted that smokers can still light up on an outdoor patio.
"It's worked out better for us, anyway. We've gotten more compliments than complaints," Hartgrove said.
In October, the Health Department will begin deducting four points from its inspection scores of smoke-friendly restaurants. Also, decals at the entrances will warn of the dangers of secondhand smoke.
The inspections are important events in Mobile's restaurant trade, and every lost point is crucial: Score at least 85 and you pass; make 70 to 84 and you get another inspection within 30 days; make 60 to 69 and the inspectors return within two days; fall below 59 and face immediate closure.
About half of the 2,000 or so food establishments in Mobile County permit smoking inside, local health officials said.
Todd Henson, who owns La Pizzeria and 219 in Mobile, has been an advocate for local restaurants going smoke-free.
"I think it's going to make them a lot cleaner," he said of the new rules' effects on restaurants.
"I don't smoke," Henson said. "I never thought there was a need for it in restaurants."
Wintzell's Oyster House in downtown put up signs on the doors this summer alerting patrons that it was ending smoking as of June 14.
Numerous chains with locations in Mobile, including Outback Steakhouse and McAlister's Deli, haven't allowed smoking inside for a year or more.
"It makes sense for a restaurant not to be smoking," said Luis Del Valle, the general manager at Felix's Fish Camp Grill on the Causeway spanning Mobile Bay. "Inside of a restaurant, things need to be clean."
Felix's, which sits within the corporate limits of Spanish Fort, went smoke-free last September because of a law passed in that town.
"Some folks said they'd never be back if they couldn't smoke in the bar. It's pretty silly, I think," Del Valle said.
Dr. Bernard Eichold, health officer for the Mobile County Health Department, said he's pleased that some restaurants are simply choosing to cut out smoking rather than let their inspection scores slip.
"We commend the restaurants for realizing that exposing people to secondhand smoke is a hazard and we can, as a community, do better," Eichold said. "If you are going to expose people, you have to notify them of their risks."


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Memo to state workers: For those of you whining about the possibility of losing the day after Thanksgiving as a wink-and-a-nod holiday, here's a suggestion: Wake up, people. New Jersey taxpayers are not sympathetic. It may be news in Trenton, but most people work on the day after Thanksgiving. If they have the day off, it's because they've taken a vacation day or a personal day.
Instead of flooding the governor's office with calls today and tomorrow, as your union has suggested, consider whether you really want the state's taxpayers to understand that it is not important whether you're at work or not. They already realize your jobs come with first-rate health and pension benefits, pay increases that average 3 to 4.5 percent a year and, for most, a stunning 13 paid holidays a year plus four weeks' vacation.
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NEW YORK — If the Los Angeles Kings finish off the Rangers in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, who is the Conn Smythe Trophy winner as playoff MVP?
Here are the top candidates:
1. Justin Williams, Kings. He's got 24 points in 24 playoff games, but his game has gotten even better with six points (one goal, five assists) in the Final. Coach Darryl Sutter compared him to Martin Gelinas.
"The only player I could come up with that was real similar in terms of big games and veteran experience and consistency, playing for a long time, playing on championship (teams), was Martin Gelinas," Sutter said.
2. Drew Doughty, Kings. The leading scorer in the playoffs among defensemen (17 points), that doesn't tell the story with Doughty. His 12 assists are important, but in the Funal he's played extremely well against the Rangers' top forwards.
3. Anze Kopitar, Kings. He leads all players in scoring in the postseason with 26 points and is plus-9. Part of the reason for Marian Gaborik's goal-scoring success in these playoffs has been Kopitar.
4. Marian Gaborik, Kings. No one has more goals (13). Gaborik came into the Stanley Cup Final as, perhaps, the favorite to win the Smythe. However, he hasn't been as much of a factor is in past rounds.
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This week's WWE Main Event from the CenturyLink Center in Omaha, Neb., featured some impressive names and thrilling performances.
Not only did Alberto Del Rio and Big E Langston face off in an anticipated rematch, but Ryback also made an unexpected appearance.
The company's hour-long show will continue to fly under the radar, but this week's event once again proved that it consistently boasts terrific in-ring performances and important moments in certain storylines.
Let's take a look at the complete results.
Alberto Del Rio defeats Big E Langston
This, of course, served as a rematch of Monday night's contest when Langston was able to defeat the world heavyweight title's No. 1 contender:
Del Rio got revenge on Main Event, however, securing the pinfall via rollup after an impressive, back-and-forth match that featured lots of offense.
While this is an intriguing potential rivalry, Del Rio will undoubtedly go back to feuding with Dolph Ziggler once the champion returns from his concussion. The compelling question then becomes simple: what happens to Big E Langston?
Judging by Langston's reaction after the match, however, he's not leaving Del Rio alone anytime soon:
After his loss to @vivadelrio on #MainEvent, @bigelangston promises this is just the beginning. #WWEtout.com/m/vlfgpt?ref=t…— WWE (@WWE) May 23, 2013
Whether he continues to battle Del Rio or moves on to someone else, most will just be happy to see the big man inside the ring as much as possible. Fans are beginning to take notice of his talent:
Great match by Del Rio & Langston! Big fan of Big E! He's got a lot of potential! WWE's future is in good hands. #MainEvent— Marisa Garcia (@mngarcia1993) May 23, 2013
As the Brooklyn Brawler pointed out, his unreal strength is unquestionably his most tantalizing trait:
#WWE Superstar @bigelangston can bench press 575 pounds. He's an animal! #WWEMAINEVENT twitter.com/brawlerreal/st…— Brooklyn Brawler (@brawlerreal) May 22, 2013
There's just something about watching him lift the 240-pound Del Rio straight over his head that makes for exciting entertainment, and you have to believe the WWE will continue to find plenty of important airtime for the up-and-comer.
The Usos defeat Jinder Mahal and Drew McIntyre; Ryback "Ambulances" Another
On Monday night, it was Zack Ryder who was the unlucky recipient of a Ryback attack. On Main Event, it was Heath Slater's turn.
During Jinder Mahal and Drew McIntyre's match with The Usos, Mr. Feed Me More appeared in an ambulance, tossed Slater into said ambulance and drove away.
The WWE Universe then posed an important question:
Well..that's one way to make an entrance, @ryback22. Where are you getting all of these ambulances? #WWE #MainEvent— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) May 23, 2013
This is clearly building momentum for Ryback's potential Ambulance Match with John Cena at WWE Payback, but the big man's choice of victims is only creating material for jokes:
Ryback has collected both Slater and Ryder. Is Ryback starting his own job squad?— Larry ZBeekszko (@JaimsVanDerBeek) May 23, 2013
On the flip side, The Usos went on to beat two-thirds of 3MB with another solid showing and appear to be gaining more momentum within the WWE world:
The Usos are so entertaining. Great competiton for The Shield @wwe #MainEvent— Clinton Uba (@SoCalClinton) May 23, 2013
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Another Scorsese film that tends to get undeservedly short shrift these days, his dreamily off-kilter New York comedy has aged surprisingly well – but even if you don't agree, it merits a special place in his filmography as the starting point of a long, fruitful on-off collaboration with German cinematographer Michael Ballhaus, previously a Fassbinder cohort. Through to "The Departed," Ballhaus has brought crisp visual energy to numerous Scorsese films, but he might never have shone more individually than he does here, blanketing the oddball events in a velvety moonlit glow that tangibly evokes the thrill of the witching hour.
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The pastoral views at Hemingbough in St. Francisville will get a bluesy accent this weekend with the Baton Rouge Blues Society's Hemingbough Blues Festival, scheduled for Nov. 3. The lineup features a lineup with names like Oscar Davis, Luther Kent, Boogie Long and James Johnson, plus others.
The festival kicks off at 1 p.m., but doors open at noon, and the music rolls all day, said Baton Rouge Blues Society member Jack Moore. Only about five or 10 minutes separates each of the acts.
Performances will take place at the base of the property's amphitheater, a location known for its beautiful views, but the big show will be onstage.
"Everybody on our playbill is a world class, phenomenal musician," Moore emphasized.
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- 1 p.m.: Elvin Killerbee
- 2:15 p.m.: Chris LeBlanc Band
- 3 p.m.: Jonathon "Boogie" Long
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1966-67 BG boys blazed trail
(Editor's note: This is the first in a series on the Blair County Sports Hall of Fame's 2014 inductees.)
State champions. Only a handful of area high school boys basketball teams can make that statement.
The 1966-67 Bishop Guilfoyle squad, which won the Pennsylvania Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association Class A title, is being recognized for its achievement and will be inducted into the Blair County Sports Hall of Fame on April 26.
"It's really nice and a deserving thing," Bill Gaffey, the team's coach, said from his home in suburban Harrisburg.
After leaving Guilfoyle, Gaffey embarked on a coaching odyssey that spanned 39 years with stops in Auburn, N.Y., Johnstown (Bishop McCort), his hometown of St. Marys and finally to Susquehanna Township in Harrisburg, which he led to the 1980 PIAA title and where he spent 27 years.
But in his storied career, his first job – BG – remains the most meaningful to Gaffey.
"Of all the teams I've coached," he said, "this was the most special."
That team included such names as Pat Shute and Billy Adams, Tim Sigrist and Tom Turchetta, John Sonefelt, Bob Eger and Joe Landolfi.
"They were special players and special people," Gaffey said.
Shute, now deceased, played basketball at St. Francis, Adams went to Crowder Junior College and then Division I Southwest Missouri State. Landolfi later became a teammate of Julius Erving's at UMass while Sigrist and Turchetta played Division I football, Sigrist at Notre Dame and Turchetta at Miami.
The Marauders' signature moment came via a stunning upset over highly-favored Bishop Canevin in overtime in the state semifinals at the Pitt Fieldhouse after BG miraculously rallied from a four-point deficit (61-57) in the final 14 seconds to force overtime.
After Shute dribbled the length of the court and hit a jumper to pull Guilfoyle within two points with less than five seconds remaining, Sigrist stole the ball at midcourt on an errant Canevin pass, took a couple of dribbles and made a 12-foot shot at the buzzer to send the game into overtime.
"It was a team of players who were underdogs and fighters, never giving up in the face of adversity and always believing we could make it happen," Sonefelt said. "That was evidenced by one of the most dramatic comebacks in the state championship semifinal game to launch the team into the state finals."
With Canevin leading in OT, 66-65, Guilfoyle was faced with going the length of the court in five seconds. Adams inbounded the ball to Sigrist, and the football quarterback threw a 35-foot pass to Shute, who was coming off a Landolfi pick underneath the basket.
Shute took two dribbles before hitting the game-winner, a seven-foot jumper, for a 67-66 win.
"Gaffey was as smooth as anybody I ever saw on the bench," assistant coach Tony Labriola said. "He never lost his cool. When we had to have a play, he'd make one up, and the kids believed it would work."
The Marauders defeated Shamokin Lourdes 61-57 in the state final game played at the Cambria County War Memorial Arena.
"The state championship game was almost anti-climatic," Gaffey said after how BG beat Canevin, which was 23-1, in the semis.
The state championship was the first for an Altoona basketball team – BG or Altoona, boys or girls. It came in the highest of the three classifications of diocesan competition.
The 1970 Marauders, coached by Tom Lane, followed with another PCIAA title, and the BG and Altoona girls have combined to win 10 PIAA crowns – six by the Lady Marauders, four by the Lady Lions.
"The '67 championship was the beginning of something very special and great for the school, the city and the county," Sonefelt said. "I contend these were the younger athletes who had a role-model team that demonstrated to them that, 'yes, you can do it."'
Tim Lambour, a standout on the '70 team who went on to play at Georgetown, said of the '66-67 Marauders, "They set the standard of what can be achieved. They showed the members of the 1970 team that being the best in the state was achievable."
Following the inaugural title, the Marauders were feted with several tributes, including a parade outside the Jaffa Mosque (now the Jaffa Shrine Center).
"It was overwhelming," Landolfi said. "It was such an emotionally-draining experience that it took a little time for things to settle in of what we had done."
Though nearly 50 years have passed, the memory remains just as sweet, and the Hall of Fame provides icing on the cake.
"I look at the [Hall of Fame] selection as validation of all the things we forfeited as youths," Landolfi said. "To win a state championship and have it recognized is truly an honor because of what the Blair County Hall of Fame has done as a group over the years."
"It means a lot to me," Eger said. "It's thrilling to go into the Hall as the first boys team from Altoona. It's a lot of years later and, after awhile, you think it's never going to happen."
Gaffey became Guilfoyle's coach somewhat by accident.
"I was a bartender in State College at the time," he said. "The cook, at the same place, was supposed to get the BG job, but he took a job at Beaver Falls instead. When he told me he wasn't taking the BG job, I called Father Plummer, who was principal at the time. He hired me, and the rest, as they say, is history."
Gaffey credited the late Big John Riley for forming a pep band at BG, which Gaffey said added a lot of interest and excitement at Marauder games and increased attendance.
During his time here, Gaffey also was instrumental in starting the BG-Altoona basketball series, which remains a local staple today.
The Marauders were noted for playing a tough schedule that included the likes of St. John's of Washington, D.C., Rice of New York City, Bishop Walsh of Cumberland and PIAA power Mercer, then coached by John Swogger.
"Playing teams like that made us better," Gaffey said.
Labriola said the state title was the culmination of a goal the team had set on the first day of practice that year.
"Gaffey used to use gloves and ankle weights and make the kids wear sweats," Labriola recalled. "At the end of practice each day, we'd do defensive slides, and the kids started from opening day by chanting 'P-C-I … Double A … Bishop Guilfoyle all the way," while they were doing the slides.
"We [coaches] didn't tell them to do it. They just did in on their own, and it became the goal for the year."


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GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- It has been 147 days since the Tampa Bay Rays blanked the Cleveland Indians, 4-0, before a capacity crowd at Progressive Field.
The Indians' roster underwent a minor face lift during the harsh winter months, but the majority of the squad that won 92 games arrived in Goodyear over the past two weeks. Terry Francona's bunch will meet the Cincinnati Reds in the spring training opener at 3:05 p.m. ET.
Trevor Bauer will toe the rubber for the Tribe. Aaron Harang, Nick Hagadone, Colt Hynes, T.J. House, C.C. Lee, J.C. Ramirez and Preston Guilmet are also scheduled to pitch. Manager Terry Francona filled out his starting lineup as follows: CF Nyjer Morgan, SS Asdrubal Cabrera, 2B Jason Kipnis, 3B Lonnie Chisenhall, LF Ryan Raburn, C Yan Gomes, RF Jeff Francoeur, 1B David Cooper, DH David Adams.
Plain Dealer columnist Terry Pluto wonders if this Indians team can become the first since 2001 to record a second consecutive winning season.
Plain Dealer reporter Dennis Manoloff continues his AL Central breakdowns, and he pegged the Kansas City Royals for a jump into second place in the division. That leaves the Detroit Tigers as his first-place team.
In the mid-week edition of "Hey, Hoynsie!" Paul Hoynes discussed whether the Indians could unearth the next Masahiro Tanaka, the Japanese phenom who signed with the Yankees over the offseason.
Plain Dealer photographer Chuck Crow checks in with his daily assortment of spring training shots.
In his daily notebook, Hoynes delves into the Indians' plans to ease into the Cactus League schedule. Francona said Nick Swisher won't play for four or five days, and relievers Cody Allen and Bryan Shaw, expected to pick up the late-inning slack following the departure of Joe Smith, will be slowly eased into action.
In his five observations from Tuesday, Zack Meisel details the crowded outfield mix, the love of Michael Jackson within the clubhouse and the pitching schedule for the rest of the week.
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FRENCHTOWN — The Appellate Division of the State Superior Court has ordered a second look at a lawsuit filed against the borough by a bank.
A year ago a judge dismissed the lawsuit filed by U.S. Bank against Frenchtown Borough over a tax lien certificate the bank purchased at a borough tax sale.
According to the suit, filed in Superior Court in Flemington by Robin London-Zeitz, the bank bought the lien on the site of the former Mobil gas station on Race Street through a tax sale on Dec. 12, 2006. A&L Oil Co. had purchased the property from John Cooley.
A&L filed for bankruptcy in 1995.
The suit claimed that the borough violated the automatic stay provision of the bankruptcy laws when it put the property in the tax sale in 2006, since the bankruptcy case was not closed until 2008.
The bank paid $4,555.78 for the certificate, plus it paid a $6,100 premium.
The bankruptcy case was converted from Chapter 11 (reorganization) to Chapter 7 (liquidation) bankruptcy on May 17, 2005. On June 14, 2005 the bankruptcy trustee abandoned the property, according to the suit. The bankruptcy case was closed on April 7, 2008.
The property was abandoned by the bankruptcy court in 2005 since environmental issues were deemed to have destroyed any real value in the property. In 1999, gasoline product seeped through a retaining wall into the creek, creating a sheen on the surface of the water and causing gasoline vapors to accumulate in neighboring homes. The NJDEP asserted a Spill Fund lien on the property in the amount of $385,017. The only offer to buy the property was for $60,000, not nearly enough to pay the state's lien. The site is now designated for motorcycle parking.
Judge Peter Buchsbaum dismissed the suit in Feb. 17, 2012. He ruled that the tax sale was valid and agreed with the borough that it was merely a transfer of the borough's claim against the property to the bank. The action was not taken against the bankrupt party, therefore it is not subject to the automatic stay, the judge wrote in his decision. The state's lien has priority over other liens placed on the property, including local tax sale certificates, he wrote.
The bank appealed. During oral arguments regarding the appeal, the issue of when the taxes were imposed came up. According to a certification submitted by the township attorney, the tax lien certificate relates to taxes and sewer fees imposed in 2005, after the property was abandoned by the bankruptcy court. Since that issue was not presented before the lawsuit was dismissed, the appellate judges ordered the lower court to give the bank a chance to investigate the "new evidence" and show if the outcome should be changed.
If the trial court comes to the same conclusion and again dismisses the suit, the bank will be allowed to file an amended appeal. If the judge reverses his decision, the borough will have 45 days to appeal.
The bank wants Frenchtown to issue a refund and pay it as much as the 18% statutory interest on what it paid for the tax sale certificate, the maximum allowed by law on what it has paid. With the interest that figure could be more than $55,000, according to court documents.
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CINCINNATI – Mets general manager Sandy Alderson would not comment on whether he has had discussions with Terry Collins on the Mets manager's job status for 2014 and reiterated that the club will not announce Collins's fate until shortly after the conclusion of the season.
But Alderson, speaking to reporters Monday at Great American Ballpark, lauded the 64-year-old Collins, who is in the final year of his contract, for his effort during a trying season for a club ravaged by injuries.
"I think I've been pretty open about my support of Terry," Alderson said. "I think he's done an excellent job across the board with the talent he's had, with the injuries that he's had to endure, with the other changes in personnel. I think he's handled all of those situations and more individual events exceptionally well. On the other hand, we haven't won and that's always an issue. But it's not always a result that can be pinned on a manager."
The Mets entered a three-game series against the Reds tied for third place in the National League East with a 71-89 record. The club finished fourth in Collins's first two years at the helm and haven't finished higher in the standings since 2008.
"In the totality of the season, the working relationship has been very good and the interchange of ideas and so forth has been great," Alderson said. "So wins and losses I don't think ever determine a manger's fate – even winning does not necessarily guarantee tenure. So it's always a little bit subjective. In this case, perhaps more so."


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Today, the Alliance and our partners released the latest economic study of the Portland-metro area, examining how the region compares to the U.S. average, other metro areas and, most significantly, to its expected performance. The study is part of the Value of Jobs coalition's efforts to raise awareness of the importance of private-sector jobs and income and wage levels and their connection to the region's quality of life.
We began the Value of Jobs effort in December 2010, with the release of our first economic study on the Portland-metro region. Since the campaign began, we've made significant progress and have helped to change the conversation about jobs, wages and incomes. We've made progress in the region, but still have some considerable economic challenges, however, that will continue to impact the quality of schools and other public services. We hope our economic reports will guide policy discussions and put more emphasis on growing and retaining good private-sector jobs.
Here are some key takeaways from the 2011 report:
- Portland-metro suffered significantly greater downturns during recessions when compared to the average for U.S. metros.
- In the most recent recession, Portland-metro's per capita employment dropped by 8 percent (or by 81,200 fewer people employed), more than the U.S. metro average and only 17,900 new workers have been added since early 2010.
- One area where Portland-metro performs exceptionally well is in the growth of its gross metropolitan product per capita, which is 20 percent more productive than the U.S. metro average.
- When it comes to income and employment, Portland-metro performs below what would be expected of a metro area its size, while peer regions such as Denver, Seattle and Minneapolis have exceeded per capita income expectations.
- The Portland-metro economy ranks 23rd in population size; 136th in per capita employment; and 73rd in per capita income.
The report's data and analysis were compiled by ECONorthwest for the Value of Jobs Coalition, which includes the Portland Business Alliance, Associated Oregon Industries, Oregon Business Association, Oregon Business Council and the Port of Portland.
In the coming months, we will delve deeper into important issues, with the release of new studies that focus on areas important to the region's economic growth and viability. Those studies include: a closer look at the region's traded sector; the impact of our manufacturing sector on jobs; our region's communities of color; and our land availability for job growth. So stay tuned for that!
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For all his individual accomplishments, it's the team aspect of wrestling which has motivated Brent Metcalf most.
While he was posting a 228-0 high school record at Davison High and winning four state championships, playing a role in the Cardinals' four team state titles during that time was more satisfying.
For more two years, however, Metcalf was without team goals to drive him -- and that drove him crazy in some ways.
"The hardest part about that was watching some of the guys I've beaten or competed against in open competition going on to have success at the NCAA Tournament," Metcalf recalled last week. "I was left not even getting the chance to compete for a national title."
One of the nation's most prized recruits of the class of 2005, Metcalf signed with Virginia Tech, mostly because of coach Tom Brands, an NCAA champion at Iowa and Olympic golf medalist.
As he expected, Metcalf was redshirted his first season with the Hokies and posted a 16-2 record in open competition.
In the spring of 2006, however, Brands was hired to coach his alma mater. Metcalf was one of five Virginia Tech wrestlers who expressed interest in following him to the Big Ten.
But the school refused to release them from their commitment, meaning forgoing a year of eligibility was the only way Metcalf could become a Hawkeye.
He agreed and spent last season wrestling unattached, posting a 14-0 record at 149 pounds with six pins.
Metcalf traveled with the Hawkeyes to the NCAA Tournament at the Palace of Auburn Hills in March, but could only watch them place eighth and several teammates become All-Americans. He also witnessed former Davison teammate Paul Donahoe, now wrestling for Nebraska, become the first area wrestler to capture an NCAA championship, something Metcalf feels have might have been able to do as well.
He shook off that disappointment, however, and at last began his official collegiate career Nov. 17 by pinning University of California-Davis' Kevin Cunningham in 2:43.
Metcalf steamrolled from there and was 18-1 at 149 pounds heading into the second day of the National Duals Tournament on Sunday at Northern Iowa University. The sophomore is ranked first in the nation by WIN Magazine, second by Amateur Wrestling News and third by Intermat/USA Today, the rankings the NCAA officially uses.
Metcalf is 4-1 against ranked wrestlers. His lone came when he was pinned by ninth-ranked Darien Caldwell of North Carolina State, who is 19-3 this season.
"It's been pretty good season for me so far, but I'd rather be 16-0 because I approach every match expecting to win it," he said. "It's been better to be wrestling for the team because it really drives me more to help the team out. I want to help us win an NCAA team title as well winning an individual one."
In all, 12 of Metcalf's victories have been by pin, technical fall or major decision.
"Brent is a product of coach Roy Hall at Davison High School and there is no better high school program for college preparation," said Brands, whose team last won an NCAA title in 2000. "We want our guys to attack and Brent does that. He fits into our philosophy and is an extension of the coaching staff with his leadership. Brent's lifestyle is geared toward success."
That kind of praise is among the reasons Metcalf feels he made the right decision in leaving Virginia Tech.
"I don't regret that one bit because on the positive side I have really grown as a wrestler the past two years and I'm now in a great position to hopefully win an NCAA title," he said. "Coach Brands has taught me so much about focusing on the little things that go into improving as a wrestler."
Metcalf is a somewhat different wrestler than he was for the Cardinals.
"I am more in control on the mat now," he said. "In high school, I was a bit of a loose cannon -- super aggressive. Now, I've slowed that down a bit and go out on the mat with more purpose and I'm more calculating."
Iowa is second ranked and is 9-1 after knocking off 19th-ranked Cornell and eighth-ranked Missouri in the first day of the Super Duals. The Hawkeyes faced seventh-ranked Michigan (12-1) in Sunday's semifinals. The other semifinal pitted sixth-ranked Minnesota and 10th-ranked Nebraska.
Metcalf said he's been most impressed by frenzy wrestling creates in Iowa. For example, 14,332 turned for the Hawkeyes' 19-14 loss to Oklahoma State.
"It's just amazing how much they care about the sport here, and to be part of that tradition at Iowa is just awesome for me," he said.
With six Big Ten wrestlers ranked in the nation's top 20, Metcalf will be battle-hardened when he reaches the NCAA Tournament in March. Iowa begins conference duals Friday at Ohio State.
"I should face most of the top guys in weight class before the NCAAs and some more than once," he said. "I should be very prepared and I have great practice partners helping me improve."
Following the collegiate season, Metcalf will attempt to qualify for the Olympic Trials with a top-eight finish at the University Nationals April 10th in Akron, Ohio. The Olympic Trials are June 12th in Las Vegas.


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DeWitt, NY -- Time Warner is shifting its in-bound sales staff to Albany by the end of the year, the company said Monday.
There are about 20 people in in-bound sales in Central New York, said Stephanie Salanger, a company spokesperson.
Those employees can opt to work in Albany at similar jobs, she said, or could apply for unfilled positions that use similar skills at the DeWitt office.
Salanger said the company has been leaving some positions unfilled locally in anticipation of the shift and that those who were already working for the company would be considered first for any openings.
Salanger said Time Warner had about 800 employees in Central New York.
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The engagement of Christina DeGiulio and Michael Laterza has been announced by the future bride's parents, Lisa and Benjamin DeGiulio of Holmdel, N.J., and formerly of Westerleigh. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Isabel and Robert Laterza of Tottenville.
Miss DeGiulio is a graduate of Holmdel High School and earned a bachelor of business administration degree in marketing from Hofstra University, Hempstead, L.I. She is a healthcare manufacturers' representative with DeGiulio Associates in Hazlet, N.J.
Mr. Laterza is a graduate of St. Peter's Boys High School, New Brighton, and received a diploma in electronic technician studies from Lincoln Technical School in Union, N.J. He is a security specialist with Tutela Security in the New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania area.
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A longtime Jersey City youth baseball coach has been charged with molesting seven boys over the past three decades, authorities said yesterday.
John Mercado, 52, of Kennedy Boulevard in Jersey City, was charged Friday with multiple counts of aggravated sexual assault, sexual assault by contact, aggravated criminal sexual contact, endangering the welfare of a child and child abuse, Deputy First Assistant Prosecutor Debra Simon said.
Simon said that Mercado molested the boys while working at various local schools and as a youth sports coach.
Mercado appeared at Central Judicial Processing yesterday, where Judge Margaret Marley said Hudson County Superior Court Judge Mitzy Galis-Menendez had ordered him not to attend any youth activities and to have no contact with anyone under 18.
A recreation coach familiar with Mercado said that among the leagues Mercado coached were the Pershing Field Babe Ruth and in the Jersey City Cobra program. Mercado also ran summer baseball camps. The coach, who did not want to be named, said he doesn't believe Mercado has been involved in Jersey City for the past few years.
Pershing Field Babe Ruth President Joe Napolitano said it has been at least 15 years since Mercado coached for the league.
Simon would not release the names of the schools Mercado worked at or any other information concerning the case.
"We are not releasing any other information at this time," said Simon. "The investigation is ongoing."
According to his profile on LinkedIn.com, Mercado is an administrative assistant and athletic director at Elysian Charter School in Hoboken, where he also coaches track and basketball. His profile says he was a computer teacher at Hoboken Catholic Academy from 1998 to 2004.
"The news that has come out today about a member of our Elysian community is truly shocking and disturbing," Elysian Director Harry Laub said in a statement, adding that the school was holding a meeting for parents last night in the Rue Gymnasium at 6:30 p.m.
"The entire Elysian staff will be working sensitively with the children and we have counselors available to talk with the children and answer any questions as needed," Laub said.
Laub told The Jersey Journal that Mercado will be suspended without pay.
Two victims gave statements to the police, while three other boys were mentioned in the criminal complaint against Mercado. Between 1982 and 1986, Mercado is accused of repeatedly performed sex acts on two victims, who were between 8 and 12 years old and students of his at the time.
Mercado confessed to abusing at least four of the boys, according to the criminal complaint.
Mercado's bail was set at $300,000. Anyone is with information is urged to call the Prosecutor's Office at 201-915-1234.
Journal staff writer Jonathan Lin contributed to this report.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The US Airways jet that made a miraculous landing on the Hudson River is nearing its final destination in North Carolina.
The damaged aircraft has been making a slow, weeklong journey by truck to Charlotte from Newark, N.J., where it spent the last two years in a hangar.
The plane is expected to arrive tomorrow at the Carolinas Aviation Museum in Charlotte for display. A Saturday reception will honor passengers and crew.
Charlotte was the destination of US Airways Flight 1549 until a flock of geese disabled the engines on Jan. 15, 2009. Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger III glided it to a safe landing on the Hudson in New York City. All 155 passengers and crew members were rescued.


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Washtenaw County employs the fourth largest number of health workers in the state, according to an analysis of the health care sector released Friday.
According to the report, about 36,200 people worked directly in the health care field, bringing in $1.9 billion in wages, salaries, and benefits in 2006. With more than 95,300 direct health care jobs, Wayne County had the highest amount of wages, salaries and benefits coming from the health care sector at $5.3 billion.
The state's health care industry directly employs 515,700 and pays about $26.3 billion in wages, salaries and benefits. It is the largest single private-sector employer, the study reported. It was compiled and released by the Michigan Health & Hospital Association, as well as the Michigan State Medical Society and the Michigan Osteopathic Association.
Washtenaw County had $709 million in taxes coming from health care employers and its employees in 2005, also fourth-most in the state after Wayne, Oakland and Kent counties.


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Need help to fix my little guys bike Yamaha Pw-50
Posted April 05, 2010 - 04:30 PM
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PW's cylinders are borable. They are really easy to work on. Pull the pipe & carb and the 4 head bolts and the head & cylinder will slide off.
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Posted April 08, 2010 - 06:22 AM
Inspect the crank and make sure it's ok.
Yes, you can bore it and buy an bigger piston and maybe save a few bucks but that is a alot of hassle for the $175 it would take to bolt on new stuff.
The main issue here is figuring out what happened so it doesn't happen again. some pics would help.
Posted April 08, 2010 - 06:56 AM
1st get a factory repair manual as you will need it. With the manual and basic tools & knowledge you should be able to do the top end reb and it will tell you how to check the crank.
Take the cylinder to the local shop and have them take a quick look at it. They should be able to tell you for free if it needs to be bored or just a hone and what size the bore is now.
For a 6 pack of brew you should be able to get a mechanic to come into the parking lot and check the crank for you.
While you are there have parts quote you on a new piston, rings, piston bearing, piston pin, 2 circlips, head & base gaskets.
Posted September 07, 2010 - 07:29 AM
hi ive got a pw50 yamaha i
usually an oil related seizeure is easy to spot due to galling on the sides of the piston. the whole area that contacts the bore gets beat up.
took my carb apart and wen i put it back to gether the pin has got jammed in the carb carnt get it out can u tell me how to pull it out
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There can often be a problem with the injectors on those bikes, especially in off-throttle situations (going downhill?) when the engine is hot. Throttle off = no oil. I would definitely look into switching over to premix. It's not hard to mix the gas and your kid's engine will be more reliable.
PS- the crank should turn over freely by hand when you remove the cylinder from the cases. You can have a little side-to-side motion in the crank assembly, but absolutely no up-down when the engine is at top dead or bottom dead center.
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Emily Dickinson Museum readies for Wednesday's opening
Despite the October collapse of the plaster ceiling in the Homestead's front parlor, The Emily Dickinson Museum will open for the 2010 season on Wednesday. While most of the Homestead – the 19th century poet's home – will be closed for a few more weeks to complete ceiling repairs, the museum will open the tour center, museum shop and The Evergreens, home of Dickinson's brother to begin the season. "We're very happy to have the repairs complete and have no concern about any of the ceilings in the house," said Jane H. Wald, executive director of The Emily Dickinson Museum at 280 Main St. "They will be handsome ceilings" of sheetrock so more thorough restoration work can be done "in due course." After the collapse, which caused about $35,000 damage, the Homestead was closed to the public. A thorough inspection of the building revealed that support for the parlor's heavy plaster ceiling was inadequate and that most other ceilings in the house also were constructed in the same manner in 1916 when the Homestead was sold out of the Dickinson family. "With these findings it was clear that we needed to replace all the affected ceilings to prevent another similar incident and to remove any doubt about safety for visitors, staff and collections," Wald said. Only about a dozen artifacts were in the room where the ceiling collapsed; only some were damaged. Ceiling removal began in January after the museum closed for the season. New ceilings are currently being installed at additional costs. The Homestead was the birthplace and residence of Emily Dickinson (1830-1886). The Evergreens was the 1856 home of her brother and sister-in-law, Austin and Susan Dickinson. By mid-April the Homestead will open and resume offering two guided tours: "Emily Dickinson's World" is a 90-minute guided tour of both the Homestead and The Evergreens with an in-depth focus on Emily Dickinson's life and family and the major influences on her writing; "This Was a Poet" is a family-friendly, 40-minute guided tour of the Homestead that introduces visitors to Dickinson and her poetry and concludes with informal readings of poems. Also available is an outdoor self-guided audio tour, "Grounds of Memory." Former poet laureate Richard Wilbur narrates an exploration of the Dickinson grounds and explains the poet's fascination with the natural world. Regular museum hours are Wednesday through Sunday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. March 31 through Dec. 31, with extended summer hours, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., from June through August. Admission varies depending on the tours from $3-5 for youth six to 18 and $5-10 for adults. Tours of the houses are by guided tour only. Wald said the most popular room on the tour is the reclusive poet's bedroom where she spent much of her time writing her poetry. The museum also offers a variety of programs throughout the season. For general information about the schedule, tours and hours, visit www.EmilyDickinsonMuseum.org or call (413) 542-8161. For information about museum programs and events, visit the Web site or call 542-8429.


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LONGMEADOW - Following a tour of the site last week, town officials said that work on the Longmeadow High School project is "on time and on budget."
Drains and pipes have been installed and other site work has been completed in preparation for construction of a new school, according to School Building Committee co-chairman Christine L. Swanson.
The committee will tour the facility, along with Select Board and School Committee members, on a monthly basis.
"There will be so much going on in the next few months, and we want to make sure we have regular updates as the project moves forward," she said.
In June 2010, voters approved a Proposition 21/2 debt exclusion override that will require the town to pay $44 million of the construction project costs. The state School Building Authority will provide $34 million to complete the project.
The construction will continue throughout the school year, with students remaining in the current high school.
The new school is being built on the grounds of the existing one, but further back than the current building. One wing of the building, which houses the swimming pool and other rooms, will be renovated and remain as part of the building. The new construction will include an auditorium, cafeteria, gymnasium, media center, music rooms, science labs and classrooms. The project has an estimated construction cost of approximately $78 million.
"It will be business as usual for students," she said. "The construction will not affect them much at this point."
The authority is reimbursing the district for the building in a "pay-as-you-go" system, Swanson said.
"We submit invoices to them every month and after they review and approve them they reimburse us for the project," she said.
On Aug. 8, the steel for the building will be delivered along with two large cranes.
"Once the steel starts to go up, residents will really start to see the difference, and the school will take shape," she said.
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Missing Celia Rose
Where: Theatre Row, 410 W. 42nd St., New YorkWhen: Tuesday through Aug. 5. 7 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday; 6:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday; 1:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
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NEW YORK -- They're practically inseparable these days, but a mere six weeks ago, playwright Ian August and director Adam Immerwahr scarcely knew each other.
Until last month, their paths had only fleetingly crossed among New Jersey's busy stage circles, although they shared some familiarity with each other's work.
A Highland Park resident, August makes his living as an actor and writer at places like the Bickford Theatre, New Jersey Repertory Company and "pretty much everywhere you can get work in the state." The Rutgers grad was cited by The Star-Ledger's Peter Filichia as best featured actor in a musical during the 2006-07 season for the multiple roles he essayed in "The Kid From Brooklyn."
A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Brown University, Immerwahr has been based for three years at McCarter Theatre Center in Princeton, where he is a producing associate. An assistant director on Tina Landau's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and Emily Mann's staging of "Miss Witherspoon," Immerwahr also directs plays for troupes like Luna Stage Company in Montclair.
Then a typical showbiz emergency suddenly threw them together.
The director originally slated to helm the premiere of August's "Missing Celia Rose" in New York's fourth annual Summer Play Festival unexpectedly withdrew for personal reasons.
With the 16-play festival fast approaching and desperate for an expert hand to guide his work, August tracked down Immerwahr at Passage Theatre in Trenton, where he was involved with its State Street playmaking project.
"I literally grabbed Adam as soon as he walked in the door and said, 'You're on! You're doing my play!'" remembers August, laughing. Immerwahr recalls his response to August's impetuous demand was a cool "First let me read it, and I'll let you know whether I'm interested."
Liking the piece and clearing his time off with McCarter, Immerwahr agreed to direct,
and the new collaborators set to work.
Written four years ago, "Missing Celia Rose" is something of a mystery happening in a backwoods Georgia village during the 1920s. Told from the point of view of a young boy, the story regards the abrupt disappearance of the local preacher's wife. As the two-act play continues, the youth uncovers several secrets that reveal his town to be not as tolerant a place as he thought.
"After going over the script with a fresh set of eyes, I was able to ask Ian for minor but important rewrites," says Immerwahr. Identifying half a dozen potential trouble spots, Immerwahr wanted certain moments deepened and others simply clarified.
Because the story does not progress in a strictly linear fashion, the play's tricky tructure was chief among the director's concerns. During the initial rehearsals, Immerwahr had his ensemble of 10 actors read aloud the play's scenes rearranged in chronological order. In that way they would become aware of subtle character nuances relating to its irregular timeline.
Despite having only a brief two weeks to rehearse "Missing Celia Rose," which begins performances Tuesday in the ongoing festival held at the Theatre Row complex, both playwright and director seem confident about their process.
Chatting about their project, the twentysomething artists appear to be a study in opposites. A lanky, bright-faced fellow, August is buoyant and talkative. The soft-spoken Immerwahr sports a shadowy beard, a pierced eyebrow and a reserved manner.
Soon enough, however, they are sometimes completing each other's sentences like lifelong friends.
"Sure, you feel the pressure of production when you work this fast," says Immerwahr. ..."But it's really been a great experience," adds August.
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August 22, 2013 at 9:49am
So help me wrap me head around this bonsai boy………………
In other words, if a black or any other minority is killed by a white person, it should be all over the news & there should be riots & marches and all that other bully tactic crap, but when it comes to a white being killed by another race, we should all just stay quiet about it,say & do nothing about it?
Where is your rational logic kid? BTW, you're not a troll……….you're just flat out ignorant!
July 11, 2013 at 1:50pm
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July 8, 2013 at 9:03am
When will these people in the news figure it out……..if it pertains to white people, it's racist…….if it pertains to Mexicans,blacks or asians, it's pride! DUH!!!! (sarcasm)
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July 2, 2013 at 8:38am
@ sendthemeteors…….
Just like a liberal, you can't defend the actions, so you try to inject a new story. We aren't talking about the Tea Party here dude, we are talking about using kids as props for abortion. Focus like a laser beam.
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June 27, 2013 at 2:33pm
@ VOICE……..shut up fool!
June 26, 2013 at 11:01pm
Vines & the Yahoo Sports idiot are morons!
What?….Are they going to burst into flames just because there is a cross & fish in the dirt.
I'm a Diest & could care less. The cross & fish mean a lot to the MAJORITY of the team. I would love to pitch on that mound & I wouldn't let their religious symbols offend me enough to not pitch,if given the chance.
June 25, 2013 at 8:47am
If this would have been a white man, it would have been a hate crime…….
June 13, 2013 at 10:04am
The GOP leadership is no different from the DNC leadership……they all have the same goal in mind & it isn't what's best for the American people!
June 11, 2013 at 10:30am
Screw you Boehner!
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May 15, 2013 at 8:30am
I've lived in Louisiana long enough to know,this was a hate crime. I can assure you,there were many racial words through around. Wonder why it didn't make it into the police report. Blacks down there have real problems with anyone other than their own color. I know this first hand. Bad thing is,the police cover for them & are afraid to pin a hate crime on a black……because it won't stick in the state of Louisiana.
May 8, 2013 at 8:45am
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May 6, 2013 at 4:16pm
Mika Brzezinski……..When it comes to disarming the masses,there will never be a compromise! Is it really that hard to comprehend?
April 18, 2013 at 2:10pm
Who give a S**T what this panty waste thinks or says?
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April 5, 2013 at 12:04pm
@ sendthemeteors
You really are our village idiot!
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The game mocks Beck and the cult of the Founders that the racist Tea Party created. Much like the earlier Bio Shock games mock the cult of Ayn Rand.
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That's all fine & dandy, but gays don't want civil unions,they want to destroy the very definition of marriage & won't stop till they get it. They want to be treated equally,until it benefits them to be treated differently,then they want special privileges.
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March 19, 2013 at 8:55am
In short,1 white guy stood up to the illegals & got fired for it!
March 19, 2013 at 8:51am
Have these city boys ever seen a real animal before? Dudes,are running from a cow who clearly just thinks it's feeding time. Not to mention,how the black & white cow was jumping around,he was just wanting to play! lol stupid city folk!
March 15, 2013 at 4:27pm
Who cares what either one of these morons think? Especially Rev. Franklin Graham!
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Corn and soybean acreage could drift lower from USDA's early estimates, according to Al Kluis with Kluis Commodities.
Speaking at a Minneapolis Grain Exchange press briefing on USDA's July 9 Crop Production report, Kluis noted, "I think USDA's acreage number for corn is going to be the highest we see. We could be backing off 500,000 acres to a million acres each for corn and soybeans because of an unusually large area that farmers were unable to plant. I think the acreage numbers are likely to drift lower in the future."
Kluis believes yields for corn and soybeans will also come under USDA expectations. USDA's estimate for an average corn yield of 163.5 bushels "could be closer to 161-162 bushels."
One reason is that more corn acres were planted in areas which traditionally produce lower yields.
USDA's projected average soybean yield of 42.9 bushels "is high based on current crop conditions and the fact that so many soybeans were planted late," Kluis said. "I think it's going to be closer to 41-42 bushels."
Kluis believes USDA's estimate of corn usage will also rise "due to the poor quality of last year's crop. It's taking more corn to put on the same weight gain."
Kluis says ethanol margins "have gotten really hurt over the last couple of weeks as we've seen crude oil, gasoline and ethanol prices go down and corn prices go up. I think USDA is very optimistic in the amount of ethanol that is going to be produced and the amount of corn that is going to be consumed. I'm skeptical of some of these huge demand projections."
Corn ending stocks, estimated by USDA at 1.478 billion bushels for old crop corn, dropped to 1.373 billion bushes for new crop, down 200 million bushels from USDA's June estimate.
Soybean ending stocks for old crop came in close to trade expectations, according to Kluis, at 175 million bushels. Ending stocks for new crop soybeans came in at 360 million bushels.
USDA's estimate of Canada's wheat crop was a bit of a surprise, at 20.5 million metric tons, Noted Kluis. "That is certainly larger than I think it really is. Most analysts believe it's around 18 million metric tons."
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February 11, 2014 by shitpetesays
Have you been thinking about getting a tattoo? Are you worried about how you'll be judged? Do you think it'll affect your career?
These are all common, very valid concerns most people have when it comes to tattoos. For some people tattoos mean bikies, rebellion and violence. And so the vicious cycle of stereotypes continues.
This stereotype isn't helped with the increase in general, non-bikie related violence in our society where many of the offenders coincidentally have tattoos and have clearly spent time in gyms and appear to have benefit from some illicit muscle enhancing substances.
But the reality is, tattoos aren't about bikies, rebellion and violence. Tattoos are a true art form, albeit there's some horrifying 'art' around these days. We lovers of tattoos choose to permanently mark our bodies with the ink of artists to express who we are, the things we love and the experiences we've had.
The art has evolved significantly over the years. Gone are the days of everyday prison style tattoos, some simple lines, maybe a phrase and some barbed wire wrapping around an arm.
Artists of today are creating pieces that can only be described as incredible. They're amazing. The realism, dimension, texture, depth and tone these people achieve with some ink and a tattoo gun clearly demonstrates their undeniable talent.
I challenge you to associate the work of Nikko Hurtado, a king in the realm of realism, with bikies and violence.
Although not my preferred style, I'd be shocked if you found any correlation between abstract tattoos and the Sons of Anarchy for example.
So given tattoos are far more common place these days and don't automatically register you as a bikie, why do so many people have issues with them? Why are they frowned upon in some workplaces? Why do some bars refuse entry if you have ink?
On the flipside of these backward thinking places, I've come across a few that encourage and will even only employ people with visible ink. Cafe's and hairdressers are starting to fill up with inked people – I love it! The rest of you, catch up! Tattoos don't change us as people, at least not in a negative way.
My only gripe about tattoos is they're no longer a niche, they're not as "cool" because so many people have them now.
Something I've learned over the years and several tattoos later is that not every one of them has to have a significant meaning. You can just like the look of them and that can be reason enough to get it.
So don't be scared to express yourself through tattoos. Use them to tell your story.
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Marian Carlsen 1976 Mothers Day Limoges Plate. This is a Ch. Field Haviland Limoges, France Mothers Day plate by Robert Haviland and C. Parlon.. The artist is Marian Carlsen and it is titled Pinky and Baby after an original work by Marian Carlsen. Her signature is on the front of the plate. It is dated 1976. This is a lovely plate of a small girl with doll done in shades of pink trimmed in white and pale blue. Outside edge is finished in gold color. Cute little turned up nose. You will fall in love !!. IN original packaging. In mint condition. Measures 7 1/2".
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Owen Gleiberman - Entertainment Weekly
Dean Essner - Entertainment Weekly
A lot of the snap comes, surprisingly, from Mr. Reeves, who displays considerable discipline and range. He moves easily between the buttoned-down demeanor that suits a police procedural story and the loose-jointed manner of his comic roles.
Janet Maslin - New York Times
An exercise in stylish lunkheadedness. It's gorgeous but dumb as a post; watching it is a bit like shooting the tube and then getting cracked on the head by your board.
Hal Hinson - Washington Post
The plot of Point Blank, summarized, invites parody (rookie agent goes undercover as surfer to catch bank robbers). The result is surprisingly effective.
Roger Ebert - Chicago Sun-Times
We might as well be watching a blissed-out Bill and Ted caper.
Jonathan Rosenbaum - Chicago Reader
A hare-brained wild ride through big surf and bad vibes, Point Break acts like a huge, nasty wave, picking up viewers for a few major thrills but ultimately grinding them into the sand via overkill and absurdity.
Dean Essner - Variety
Bigelow can't keep the film from drowning in a sea of surf-speak. But without her, Point Break would be no more than an excuse to ogle pretty boys in wet suits.
Peter Travers - Rolling Stone
Part beach bromance, part cult actioner, part search for meaning, it's an adrenalin-pumping thrill ride with so much macho testosterone that it's hard to imagine many male directors with bigger balls than Kathryn Bigelow.
Stephen Carty - Flix Capacitor
The essence of movie remains unsullied, and with every viewing comes fresh details and a new appreciation for the film's fearlessness and originality in the midst of all of the cop formula.
Brian Orndorf - BrianOrndorf.com
Quaint in its depiction of an alternative lifestyle, yet still an above average, really quite vicious action thriller.
Chris Laverty - Clothes on Film
...an above-average actioner...
David Nusair - Reel Film Reviews
Consistently stylish, dumb, and entertaining.
Peter Canavese - Groucho Reviews
Cole Smithey - ColeSmithey.com
Pretty fair action in Swayze-Reeves starrer.
Steve Crum - Video-Reviewmaster.com
Keanu Reeves is Johnny Utah. F*** yeah!
Walter Chaw - Film Freak Central
From our first glimpse of a surfer hovering through a cascading wave to the final sky-diving stunt, Kathryn Bigelow's fourth feature keeps offering us new thrills with unapologetic verve.
Dean Essner - TV Guide's Movie Guide
In some ways, Point Break is a guilty pleasure. But do keep in mind, like many drugs, repeated exposure may make you dumber.
Kevin Carr - 7M Pictures
In terms of Hollywood history, Bigelow's film is the perfect document of its time.
Arthur Ryel-Lindsey - Slant Magazine
Dean Essner - Bullz-Eye.com
This visually delirious but intellectually underdeveloped thriller-actioner has some wonderfully executed chase scenes, but the characters defy dramatic logic even when played by Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves.
Emanuel Levy - EmanuelLevy.Com
There's fun to be had, but there's also a few chapters worth skipping through.
Scott Weinberg - DVD Clinic
While it can accurately be described as an action film, a heist movie, or even simply a thriller, Point Break is also the first "extreme sports" movie
Matt McKillop - Filmcritic.com
[Bigelow] has a great eye not only for action, but also for the psychological push and pull behind the action.
Jeffrey M. Anderson - Combustible Celluloid
There's enough high-octane, heart-racing excitement for a dozen movies.
Derek Adams - Time Out
Bigelow's adept handling of the action elevates Point Break to guilty pleasure status.
Chuck O'Leary - FulvueDrive-in.com
Enjoyable, if silly, action romp.
Forrest Hartman - Reno Gazette-Journal
brainless guilty pleasure
Rich Cline - Shadows on the Wall
Michelle Alexandria - Eclipse Magazine
Michael A. Smith - Nolan's Pop Culture Review
Linda Cook - Quad City Times (Davenport, IA)
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat - Spirituality and Practice
Mark Palermo - Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
Michael Dequina - TheMovieReport.com
Carol Cling - Las Vegas Review-Journal
Far better than any film with such billing should be.
Rob Vaux - Flipside Movie Emporium
Kevin N. Laforest - Montreal Film Journal
The script is so lame it achieves a sort of magnificence, and the stunts are superb.
Nell Minow - Movie Mom at Yahoo! Movies
Blake French - NutzWorld
Most of this is standard fare, except for the parachuting stunts and surfing scenes, which are way above average.
Robert Roten - Laramie Movie Scope
Bigelow forgot the most important ingredients for a successful action film -- plot and characters.
Dragan Antulov - rec.arts.movies.reviews
Elias Savada - Nitrate Online
An adrenaline-pumping action bonanza
Clint Morris - Moviehole
Kathryn Bigelow rips off the first 10 minutes of Moonraker and gets praised for it. Give me a break.
Jeffrey Westhoff - Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL)
dumb, testosterone-soaked big summer story by Kathryn Bigelow
Philip Martin - Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Unfairly bashed. The true spirit of shirking society and catching a wave is captured here.
Phil Villarreal - Arizona Daily Star
Catherine Cantieri - HoleCity.com
The ultimate surfer/bank robber movie. 'Dude, I'm with the FBI.'
Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone - TheMovieChicks.com
The hinted spirituality of the film is plainly silly, but it's quickly swallowed by the undertow of crashing spectacle.
Nick Hilditch - BBC
Bigelow has a sure hand in directing action sequences, and Point Break is full of them
James Kendrick - Q Network Film Desk
The elements conspire to produce a superb splash of trashy, testosterone-induced mayhem.
Mark Dinning - Empire Magazine
Even Bigelow's best scenes, however, are occasionally undercut by her penchant for close-ups and MTV-style edits that confuse the audience about what exactly is happening during chaotic moments.
Chris Hicks - Deseret News, Salt Lake City
Bigelow stages the film's action sequences with a brutal efficiency (they almost redeem the movie), but she can't keep the increasingly silly script in check.
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27 September 2012
No Kinect Support in Halo 4
Is coming to Halo Waypoint in the future
14 November 2011
Anniversary MP Halo maps to arrive for Reach
Still can play the maps if you don't buy the re-make
20 July 2011
Bonuses confirmed for Halo Anniversary
Not as exciting as might have been expected
12 July 2011
Microsoft admits losing its way with Halo
How did that happen?
06 July 2011
Could PC get Halo: CE Anniversary?
It is at least possible - in the future
04 May 2011
Microsoft to celebrate 10 years of Halo
Will hold Halo fest at PAX Prime
02 May 2011
Master Chief not in Gears 3
Not making a special guest appearance
10 February 2011
Another Halo Reach map pack is coming
Said to be called the Defiant Map Pack
07 February 2011
First Halo to get HD Remake
To be called 'Halo: Combat Evolved HD'
10 December 2010
Halo Wars stats will continue
Backlash causes backpedal on plans


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