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Thursday's Lineup
Today's Lineup
Erstad, CF; Iguchi, 2B; Thome, DH; PK, 1B; Dye, RF; AJ, C; Crede, 3B; Mackowiak, LF; Uribe, SS. Vazquez pitching.
64 Comments
To a great pitcher and a class gentleman, BILLY PIERCE.
The next White Sox great to be honored with a statue!!!
Mark Liptak
still no BA…i wonder if BA is on the trade block
I would like to know why BA isn't in the lineup. And can someone shut Jay Mariotti up he is so stupid. First of all he said that the no-hitter means nothing. Then he rips on Brian Urlacher for wearing a hat and getting fined 100,000 dollars he says he deserved it. Someone fire this guy, I don't understand why he is even on Around the Horn he embarasses Chicago.
He's on, because ESPN and the Sun-Times understand that he gets people to read and listen to what he has to say.
The only way to get rid of him is for you and everyone to STOP watching, reading, listening, posting ANYTHING by him.
E-mail ESPN and say you refuse to watch anymore as long as he's on, contact the Sun-Times and say the same thing, then contact some of the advertisers and let them know the same thing.
That's the only way you're going to get him out of here.
Mark Liptak
How about the White Sox acquire Rocco Baldelli from the Rays? They have too many outfielders anyway and desperately need pitching.
I'd cough up Charlie Haeger and Nick Masset for him. Rocco's only 25, can rake, play CF, and has a favorable contract situation.
Congrats Mark!! Hopefully last night will be the spark that starts a good run. I wish I was at the game last night, but I was at the WA no hitter in Baltimore. I also read in SI that Baldelli may be traded. If the Sox are not going to use BA they should trade him so he can get some playing time.
Hi Folks,
Glad to be back here…
Big thanks go out to Scott Reifert for providing us with his ongoing (Insider) behind-the-scenes insights about Soxdom.
What an extraordinary performance by Mark Buehrle last night! AJ deserves some of the credit for calling a masterful game… and the defense (which had been erratic throughout the mostly frigid 13-game opening season stretch) was stellar on this heartwarming but chilly historic day in the windy city.
It was great to watch the White Sox bats show some life last night. There are some signs of life on the offensive front for the men in black:
Clearly, Jim Thome his lead the charge… with a .342 batting average, .519 on-base%, .789 slugging%, 5 HRs, 8 RBIs and 14 BBs so far this season.
Jermaine Dye has started to round into form over the past 6 games – batting .318 and reaching base 10 out of his last 25 plate appearances, with 3 HRs & 9 RBIs during this productive stretch.
Iguchi has started to come around, by hitting the ball to all fields and reaching base 9 times over his last 30 plate appearances and stealing bases on consecutive nights.
Over the past 6 games, A.J. Pierzynski has demonstrated discipline and patience at the plate, been hitting the ball to all fields, going deep into counts and (as a result of this approach) has reached base 8 of his last 21 plate appearances (with just 1 strike out).
Unfortunately, the 2007 White Sox hitting woes are widespread throughout much of the lineup and on the bench. They are dead last in MLB with a paltry team Batting Average of .215, and are second to last in the AL in runs scored.
The WS offensive difficulties begin with Darin Erstad at the lead-off spot and (prior to Posednik's freak injury) the #2 slot. Erstad needs to find a way to exploit his exceptional speed and extensive MLB experience by finding other ways to set the table at the top of the batting order. Over the past 9 games, Erstad has hit a disastrous .063 with a paltry 2 singles, 1 lone walk, 1 SB and not a single run scored to show for his last 33 plate appearances. When a lead-off man struggles at the plate, he must find other ways to generate solid ABs (with effective situational hitting: including more bunt single attempts, coaxing walks, laying down sacrifice bunts, and moving base runners into scoring position with productive outs).
As for Joe Crede and Paul Konerko's early season hitting challenges… Unlike last year… they clearly haven't been looking to drive the ball to the opposite field. Crede and Konerko both seem to be trying to pull the ball on virtually every swing, in every situation. When the middle of the WS line-up is prepared (and committed) to drive the ball to all fields, they are as productive (and destructive) as the heart of any line-up in MLB. If Greg Walker can get Joe and Paulie to return to the approach that made them so successful at the plate in the recent past, they will be far more patient at the plate, have longer looks on off-speed stuff, pulling off the ball and getting off-stride far less, and have the ability to do some serious damage on breaking balls and off-speed pitches.
I am confident that as weather heats up… so will the WS bats. Hopefully, the Sox starting pitching will remain solid and their AL Central foes will continue to beat up on each other so the WS will be poised and within striking distance as they put together prolonged winning streaks in the summer months.
Let's go White Sox!
Michael Harkins
Tucson, AZ
Erstad is doing nothing for this team. Stop making Brian rot on the bench, when he could AT THE VERY LEAST be doing what Erstad is (aka nothing).
well well well boys and girls, I think our time is a comin…
Sox 1966:
I hope your right, I mean the Twins can't keep playing the dregs of the league like Baltimore, Tampa Bay and Seattle EVERY game…can they?
Who the **** makes these schedules anyway?
Mark LIptak
"CHICAGO — A.J. Pierzynski gets booed by opposing fans. That piece of breaking news is about as startling as the sun sets at night and Christina Applegate is attractive. "
showing your age a little bit there eh, scottie? 😉
As usual Jay Marrioti does not think when he writes. The whole Urlacher thing with the Vitamin Water hat was the best advertising that company could buy. That fine was big national news because of the amount. I bet it will get at least 100,000 new customers to go out and try the product. Take that NFL!!!
Enough about that. I was watching my brother pitch tonight so I missed all of the game up until the 8th. Almost drove off the road when Crede drove in JD (first manufactured run in some time). Ed Farmer then called Mackowiack's homer as he stepped in for his at bat.
Nice to get another win, and awesome for AJ to get a 3 run homer off Padilla. Let's just hope we can get Paulie on track, and start driving in more runs on other ways than the long ball.
Hit your home runs, and the base hits will come. Will SOMEBODY NEAR, ON, OR AROUND THIS TEAM GIVE US, THE FANS, SOME KIND OF CLUE ABOUT BRIAN ANDERSON?? SCOTT??
Yes, please give us an update on why Brian is not playing. He should be given a chance now that Pods is down. Move Erstad to left and let Brian play! Or better yet, bench Erstad, he's not doing anything.
To everyone who answered me thanks…Mark I just wrote to ESPN. I think its funny how Tony K from PTI (can't spell his last name) does not like the hiney bird. Great job as always Scott, have fun in Detroit.
mliptak… I just take one game at a time. Things felt so right the last two nights that, I just can't describe what I felt when Mark pulled that no hitter. And Rob and AJ last night and surely Jim if he hadn't gotton walked.. just fun fun fun.. time to take Detroit downtown folks.. dooowwnntoowwn!!!
As for the Erstad thing.. what has he done, I told my son two weeks into this that I was not impressed at all! Bring on Brian Ozzie!!!
No way I'd trade two pitchers for Baldelli. One pitcher and Anderson maybe. Even that still sounds like too much. One pitcher and Mackowiak sounds better.
mgmilne:…Somehow your logic escapes me…the White Sox have too many outfielders…so you want them to trade for ANOTHER one?…Who did you study under,Jim Hendry or Peter Angelos?…
Now, if Brother Liptak is correct (and it is rare when he isn't…thank you,Mark for the Randy Milligan rememberance from the Alvarez gem…),my favorite pitcher growing up will be honored…I've always called him "the stylish left hander",Walter William(Billy)Pierce…and it is one of the sad mysteries of White Sox history that the late Al Lopez chose not to start Pierce in any of the games of the 1959 World Series against the Dodgers…but,of course, when Lopez retired,was elected to the Hall of Fame,and wound up on the Veterans Committee for induction, he stedfastly refused to vote Nelson Fox in, while favoring his former 2nd baseman at Cleveland,Joe Gordon…(I'm sure that Mark will back me up on this statement…)so any slight to Billy on the part of the Senor could be understood…maybe…
el – crum… Evan,my man…obviously you haven't been paying attention recently…you wished Scott to "have fun in Detroit."…
First of all,as I explained,when the team goes on the road, Bob Beghtol and Ed Cassin are the men who are in charge…Scott seldom goes on the road anymore (I think…)…Also, Scott was to have undergone arthroscopic knee surgery some time soon, so I don't think he's going to be wanting to go anywhere other than his office on 35th Street and his home in Hyde Park…Finally(CHEAP SHOT ALERT! CHEAP SHOT ALERT!!)…
I DEFY anyone to tell me how you have fun in Detroit…As I mentioned last week,an unnamed player called Cleveland "the worst city in the AL to go to."…Well, Detroit found out about that, and, together with Kansas City,Oakland, Milwaukee and Pittsburgh, filed a law suit for alienation of affection…
and to answer your spelling question…the "gentleman" on PTI that you mentioned (and I used the term "gentleman" in quotes because he's one of the former vultures of the print media when he was in Washington D.C. …)spells his last name K-O-R-N-H-E-I-S-E-R…which I believe translated into English means "garbage collector."…
Finally, to all my friends out there in the "What About Brian(Anderson)?" club(hello,obrnmac…how's the husband and kids, Donna?)…relax…pop a Valium or something… it's a long year, he will get his opportunities to play…it's not like he set the AL on its collective ear last year, to begin with…I seem to remember a lot of people last season wanting to throw him under the bus, because he WAS playing and wasn't contributing…now,all of a sudden, Erstad comes in,BA goes to the bench, and the members of WS Universe are putting his face on the sides of milk cartons…and sox1966…kris, my dear friend DEEPINAHEARTOFTEXAS…keep that point in mind as well, will you,toots?…it's a long year…he will play…
As always an entertaining post from TQ! You will recall I have always been a fan of BA. He's a baby, he needs time to mature at the plate, we did it for Crede why not him? (and look how patience paid off for him!!) I just don't get why we spent all of last year being patient and now we quit? He needs at bats!! I will stop defending now and will gladly take that valium!! The hubby and kids are good thanks for asking, but say a little prayer for me I'm going for a thyroid biopsy next week! Let's hope for a very successful weekend in Texas. I'm thinking Mark woke everyone up and we are going the right way now!!
Probing analysis my friend. We have one real outfielder. All the others are below league average, something that should not exist on a championship team. Check out http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/
I'm not the only one thinking about this, thanks though, Socrates.
anyone see Cowley's article in the suntimes today? Brian Anderson is pissed at lack of playing time. cant say i blame him..in the giant outfield of Comerica park, i want anderson in CF, erstad in LF
Keep in mind Ichiro is a free agent after this season. The M's have made very little progress on a new deal. If they are out of it come July, they could be dealing figuring 'anything is better then getting nothing for him.'
Kenny might come calling offering some of those 'young, power arms,' he's stockpiled.
Ichiro would solve A LOT of issues in left field, add speed to the lineup and be the ultimate leadoff hitter.
Tampa may be asking for to much for Baldelli because he's still a few years away from free agency.
Just something to consider.
Mark Liptak
Of course Brian is pissed. Look, I'm not saying Brian is going to be great but only way to find out is to play him more. We stuck with Joe Joe, and we stuck with Aaron(who I still miss) and look what type of players they turned out to be. Only way to find out is to play him as I said. By the way just an update, he BA is not in again.
It sure would be nice if the rest of the team would step up and help out our rookie 5th starter. He pitched his butt off again, and Uribe has to go f*** it up. Just great! They better score some more runs so he does not get another L hung on him.
My mom just called and told me about a tee shirt with 'no-no' on it for Buehrle's game the other night… does anybody know about this and where I might find it?
You can get them at The Cell, they have that new customized T-Shirt shop, I saw the shirts, they have the date on them as well.
Anyways, Mackowiak has had a **** of a last couple games.
that hotcorner, I was thinking that was the case, hope they have them when I finally get up there in June! I'm sure they will.
Hey, a BA sighting!! No at bats though. I can't argue with Mack's bat tonight. He is hot and we certainly need hot in the line up now. I was thinking the same thing Jim D…poor Danks has nothing to show for some good pitching. A game over 500!!
Ohhh and I wanted to give you guys a McCarthy update
1 IP, 6 Runs against Oakland. His ERA 10.20 and is 1-3
a few things…A- get off brian andersons nuts. you people act like he is the second coming. he stunk when he played last year, he has stunk when he has played this year, i think he should be dealt before he loses all of his value.
B- what was the HUUUUUGE issue being made of the uribe pop up? it was obviously a bad play but that is ALL that was talked about on both the radio post game and has its own story on the website. it was an error..big deal. the sox overcame it and won. i was out to dinner tonight (it killed me i missed the 6th on)…got in the car heard the post game and could have sworn they lost the way everyone was talking about that play. it wasnt til about 8 minutes later i heard they actually won the game. isnt that what matters most? leave mackowiak in the lineup they are winning and he is hitting and doing a better job in left than pods ever could. (keep in mind i wanted anderson in center everyday last year because mackowiak made me sick, but he is doing a decent job so let him play)…go sox make it 4 in a row!
by the way i told you i liked the mccarthy deal. also liked getting rid of cotts….still kind of upset that we didnt get more for freddy.
That was some harsh official scoring tonight in Detroit. No error given on the popup that would have ended the 5th inning. Danks should have had 1 earned run, instead he gets hit with 4. I realize nobody got a glove on the thing, but I sure thought an error would be issued to Uribe after he stepped out from underneath it.
Someone please inform Razor Shines that Jim Thome is slow! Who knows how that inning would have ended because Mack led off the next inning with a single.
Good thing we got the win though. Nice to see everyone has contributed the last couple days. Now let's keep this rolling!
by the way congrats to massett on his first big league victory.
The way Danks and Masset have contributed so far it looks like we fleeced Texas. Brandon will have a tough time there because the ball flies out like it does here. If he leaves pitches up they will be homers. We saw plenty of that last year.
Cotts has done a nice job for the Cubs so far. His WHIP is only 0.63 so far in 8 innings. Aardsma has been stellar for us, but it's good to see Neal doing well even if it is for the Cubs. He's a good kid, and I felt bad for him last year becuase he just could not hit a spot to save his life.
A little friendly advice to kenwo4life (and anyone else): ignore 90% of what you hear on sports talk radio. They've got 24 hours a day to fill, so they have to manufacture controversy to get people to listen. I quit listening to a certain Chicago sports station (rhymes with "the wh*re") for that very reason. I remember last season, when it was revealed that Jose Contreras was going to miss a start because of some injury (doesn't really matter what it was) and the aforementioned radio station treated it like it was Pearl Harbor, Watergate, and the Kennedy assassination all rolled into one for an entire afternoon. When the season's over, all that matters is which team has the most wins. Period.
Ozuna crappy baserunning on two different plays almost cost the Sox a needed run
its always nice to get a victory when you have no business doing so! konerko REALLY needs to step up. he has been just brutal this year (besides that double in the 10th, hopefully that starts him off). solid effort out of the bullpen yet again. im starting to think that this may be a theme of the season. dave aardsma is outstanding. clutch hit by crede. contreras did well after the first. i really like ozuna, i wish he could get more AB's
speaking of "the *****", what the **** is chris singleton doing in the broadcast booth? him and farmer are just brutal. between the name dropping and the talking over eachother, you wouldnt even know there's a baseball game on. its a shame that ESPN 1000 went on the cheap and let rooney go and the Sox move down the dial. but christ these games are basically unlistenable. i used to like farmer, but that was with rooney when he wasnt the main play by play guy. in a major market city like chicago, i have no idea why guys like farmer, singleton and ron santo have jobs in the broadcast booth.
ah….we all remember what happened in 2000 when these 2 teams met on today's date. anybody know if theres a video of that online anywhere?
Yeah Singleton is still bad, but I do feel like he has improved from last year.
You know what was bad? Yesterday in the 10th when Konerko hit that double all Hawk said was, "and there's a double by Konerko." No excitement at all.
I go to school in MN so everyone here is a Twins fan and they all love to talk about how awful White Sox announcers are. I never have any defense because its mostly true….
But I do really think Singleton has improved a bit from last year.
I like Hawk a lot, but DJ can be pretty bad sometimes. At times, he can make a humorous comment, but usually he is bad. And you can tell they are getting ready for Hawk to leave, by giving DJ the play by play duties a couple innings a game. Just wait till Hawk leaves, we won't know how good we had it until he is gone.
As for Farmer, ya he is pretty bad. Rooney was real entergetic, but dumba** Farmer would always jump in with some movie reference or something. Singleton I don't mind nearly as much as Farmer. Hopefully when Hawk does leave, they decide to mix things up and get some good broadcasters, maybe Steve Stone. I just hope they don't go with McDowell & DJ.
'Man invented language to satisfy his deep need to complain.'
you know, if Konerko would get a clutch hit every once in a ******* while, they might not even be in the 10th. 0-5, 3Ks, groundout, double play…way to earn that paycheck paulie.
great bunt by AJ on the 10th there too. still tied, but they dont deserve to win this today. what a waste of a sunday afternoon.
Not to mention a wasted great game pitched by Garland, minus the first inning. I've spent 3 hours plus watching this game while I could have gotten something accomplished. They better pull it out.
At this point I hope Masset blows it so we don't fatigue the rest of the pen. We can afford a loss here, lose it.
Dye was fantastic to see. He shortened up his swing and did just enough to get the job done.
In case you're keeping score at home….
*This is the 3RD blown game already this season by the team. (A 'blown' game is a game the Sox lose when they enter the 7th inning or later with a lead…)
*All three blown games were the direct responsibility of the 'new and improved' bullpen. (Thornton, Jenks and Aardsma each have one.)
*Two of these 'blown' games came with two out in the 9th inning.
*Last season the bullpen (which was pretty bad) blew nine games directly out of the total of 12 by the club.
*The Sox are now 9-8 on the year, they could easily be 11-6 if they don't cough up the two games with two out in the 9th inning. BIG DIFFERENCE isn't it?
*Nice to see that Boone Logan is the same garbage pitcher that he was last year.
Oh well, on to Kansas City, where the atrocious Royals will do their usual number with the Sox.
Mark Liptak
How bout a Sweep in KC, that would be nice.
you know what i dont understand…why is konerko being trotted out there game after game in the cleanup spot? i mean, brian anderson is basically considered a liability with his bat, so he's riding the pine. well folks, all paulie is right now is a good glove. he's one of my favorite players on the sox, and i know he'll come around, but right now he is doing zero good to this team by hitting a buck eighty at the #4 spot. he needs to be dropped down to 6th or 7th til he comes around a little bit.
game has been over for hours and im still steamed over it. i tell you this, the 2005 club would not have lost today. either they wouldnt have blown the save, or they would have executed with the runner on 3rd 1 out in the 8th, or did something with the few hits we had in extras.
The problem with doing something that drastic to a player like moving them down to 6th or 7th you are telling them that you are not confident in them, and then they won't by any means have confidence in themselves. In reference to the '05 team you love, check out Konerko's stats for the first two months. They were awful, but the team kept him in a prime hitting spot and eventually he turned it around to still get 40HR, that and we won the WS.
Don't worry, all will be good!
If I am Ozzie I would just give Paulie a day off. I know for a slumping hitter time to just sit and think is not always the best solution. But just maybe if he took a step back for a day, take a few deep breaths, maybe analyze some tapes of his swings he may be able get on track.
Also if I am Ozzie I pitch Mike MacDougal in the 9th today because he has plenty of closing experience. Aardsma has been very good so far, and will not be granted any excuses for what he did today but why use a guy in an unfamiliar role? That is simply being able to manage your pitching staff and knowing what they have to offer.
you guys are harsh. they just won 4 in a row. should they have won today? yes. should konerko sit? yes. but cmon 2 of three in detroit where yes you could have won 3 but also could have lost 3- il take winning 2 anyday. lets go get the royals!
you said it, kenwo!
I think Ozzie would normally agree with you Jim D, I think we would see MacDougal as the back up closer when Jenks needs rest on most occasions, but MacDougal had thrown 18 pitches the day before yesterday which was his third game in a row just as Jenks had thrown three games in a row, so to put MacDougal would be the same as putting Jenks in as far as the fatigue factor goes, whereas Aardsy only threw 5 pitches the day before yesterday which was only his 2nd game in a row. And like you said, Aardsy's been good, he had only allowed 1 base runner in his past five outings. I'm glad we lost this one before it got deep in extras, I certainly would prefer a loss when we're hot than a win that will drain are relievers before we are even far into the season.
I predict tonight that Buehrle will take a no hitter into the 7th tonight, ESPN will be wetting itself with the possibility of two in a row by a pitcher.
Oh and Aardsy may not having MLB closing experience, but he was the closer in college (and surprisingly still drafted 1st round) as well as the giants' closer in A+ and AAA teams.
amen kenwo!
ESPN won't even notice if there is a no-hitter going on tonight. They will still be doing their 24 hour recap of Yankees vs. Red Sox. Makes me sick how every time those two meet it is as if the world is coming to a halt.
mgrothendick – good points. I am just a little frustrated with Ozzie's moves when it comes to relievers. He said at the start of the year that he was not going to live by the left-left and righty-righty matchups. He was going to go with his instinct. He has yet to show an instinct move.
I will always take 2 of 3 at a division foes home park.
I hear ya jimd. Nevermind that the last 2 AL World Series representatives were going head-to-head, the Yankees were playing the Red Sox! They really oughta cancel all other games when the Yanks and Red Sox meet up because apparently those are the only teams that matter to ESPN.
Onto this past weekend…I missed yesterdays game (was on the road) but it sounded like we let one slip away. That being said I'm very pleased with 2 out of 3 at Comerica. The sweep would have been nice but we just need to keep winning series. Especially against division rivals at their home.
Was able to catch the postgame on the Score and Rongey gave a shot out to our very own Mr. Liptak,***** near swerved off the road. Pretty cool, Mark, pretty cool.
Brian Anderson looks lost at bat with no patience, and in his last game he played a single into a double and almost a triple[if Konerko doesn't back up second]how can Texas come up Kinsler, Young, Texeira while we get is Anderson. I have been a big booster all of last year but if I am Ozzie, he's gone!
Plate patience was a problem last year and still this year, what good is Walker, either they don't listen or he doesn't teach. Doing the same thing over and over…
Chris is a friend of mine. Nice of him to mention me. Don't know what it was for but I have spoken with him in the past and we exchange news, notes and views from time to time.
Mark Liptak
to mgmilne…re the "socrates" line at the end of that post… Sarcasm is never pretty…
to cozstanza…re the broadcasters/telecasters…if you don't like any of them, here's a solution, chum…Turn off the radio, mute the TV and do your own g-d PBP, by yourself….Try it, and you may just get sick of yourself as well…
Was that kenwo being a voice of reason and patience a few posts ago. I agree 2 of 3 on the road is more than acceptable, especially considering we stole those games Fri adn Sat. I know on Fri we tried giving them the game, but we still had to come back late.
Rongey can drive me nuts on the postgame and pregame. He agrees and disagrees with everybody, he tries to make a point, but won't go too far. He's a fence straddler. Make a point, and make it well.


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August 2014
Soler Starts With a Bang
We didn't get to know Jorge Soler all that well in 2012, as the then 20-year-old, joined the Peoria Chiefs on August 10 and played in just 20 games. However he made quite the impact on those who saw him play with a .338 average, three homers, five doubles and 15 RBI in those 20 games. He also stole four bases and drew six walks to just six strikeouts. Injured off and on over the two years since, Soler made his MLB debut last night (162nd former Chief in the Majors) for the Cubs, exactly two years after playing in his 14th Midwest League game. In his first at-bat, he did this:
We saw the power with the Chiefs and while they all came on the road, fortunately all three of his Peoria home runs are on YouTube. The first is from my account and includes my Chiefs Radio Network call. The other two are fan videos from Wisconsin and Kane County (Go to 1:45, ball clears the LF deck and lands in the trees):
As for Chiefs in MLB history, Soler is the 7th former Chiefs player to homer in his first at game:
- Hector Villanueva: June 1, 1990 off Ken Dayley at Busch Stadium in his 2nd AB after pinch hitting.
- Alex Cabrera: June 26, 2000 off Yorkis Perez (Hou) in Arizona as a pinch hitter in first MLB At-Bat.
- Keith McDonald: July 4, 2000 off Andy Larkin (Cin) at Busch Stadium as a pinch hitter in first MLB At-Bat
- Eliezer Alfonzo: June 3, 2006 off Orlando Hernandez at Shea Stadium in his 3rd at-bat
- Brandon Guyer: May 6, 2011 off Zach Britton at Camden Yards in 1st at-bat
- Javier Baez: August 5 off Boone Logan at Coors Field in 6th at-bat (12th inning game winner)
- Jorge Soler: August 27 off Mat Latos in Cincinnati in 1st at-bat
Two other Chiefs have homered in their first MLB at-bats but not in their first game*. Both are pitchers:
- Gene Stechschulte: April 17, 2001 off Armando Reynoso (Ari) at Busch Stadium as a pinch-hitter in the 6th inning of a 17-4 Cardinals loss. The homer was in his 26th MLB appearance in his 2nd MLB season. He didn't even pitch in the game, just batted for Mike James with St. Louis down 15-1.
- Mark Worrell: June 5, 2008 off Tim Redding at Nationals Park. Homered in his 2nd MLB game as a reliever, a 2-run homer in the 6th inning of a 10-9, 10-inning loss. Another former Chief, Joe Mather his his 1st MLB home run in the 10th inning of this game as well.
*Thanks to both Dave Eminian and Kevin Capie of the Peoria Journal Star for providing Associated Press information on the above lists.
Behind the Numbers of Juan Herrera's Promotion
Juan Herrera was promoted to Palm Beach following Wednesday's game, in which he crushed his second home run of the season in front of St. Louis Cardinals General Manager John Mozeliak. Mozeliak was in attendance for the Chiefs 7-4 win over Beloit. Below are the highlights from the game with Herrera's bomb starting them off:
Herrera was acquired in the deal that sent Marc Rzepczynski to the Cleveland Indians back in 2013. Herrera started out playing for the Indians in the Dominican Summer League where he batted .297 with a homer and 20 RBI in 2011. The following year, Herrera batted .283 with 15 RBI for the Arizona Summer League Indians.
Herrera started out with Mahoning Valley (Cleveland's Short-A affiliate) and batted .275 with a homer and 11 RBI in 39 games before being traded. Herrera played four games with the State College Spikes before being moved up to Peoria for the remainder of the 2013 season. Herrera batted .271 with four doubles and three RBI in 23 games with the Chiefs that year.
Herrera was named the starting short stop for the Chiefs this year and has proven to be one of the top prospects in the entire organization. Mlb.com currently has Herrera ranked as the No. 9 prospect in the system and the No. 1 infielder.
This season, Herrera batted .274 with a pair of home runs and 56 RBI, which is good for best on the team; he is 10 RBI ahead of Carson Kelly. In 101 games with the Chiefs, Herrera had 104 hits, 22 doubles, and three triples. He had 24 multi-hit games, three of those were three-hit games and one was a four-hit performance, which was good for a career-best. Herrera's 27 stolen bases were second-best on the team behind CJ McElroy Jr's 38. Herrera was a Midwest League All Star.
Herrera had a clutch, walk-off hit against the Burlington Bees at home on May 28. The highlights from the victory are shown below:
Herrera has been an intricate part of this 2014 Peoria Chiefs team and he will certainly be missed as we are now in the thick of the race for a wildcard spot. However, we wish Juan the best of luck with Palm Beach and their quest for a playoff spot!
Monday's Org Report and Former Chiefs Update
St. Louis won another wild one in ten innings, this time against the Reds. The Cards jumped out to a 3-0 lead before Justin Masterson gave up four runs, including a three-run homer off the bat of Jay Bruce. The Cardinals came back and had a 5-4 lead headed into the ninth thanks to a clutch RBI single by A.J. Pierzynski. Trevor Rosenthal blew his fifth save of the year after giving up a RBI double to Bruce and the game was knotted at five. Jhonny Peralta had the clutch hit in the bottom of the tenth:
The Memphis Redbirds extended their winning streak to nine games after beating El Paso 7-4. Ed Easley fueled the Redbirds by drilling his eighth homer of the year, two doubles, and four RBI. Marco Gonzales improved to 3-1 in a Memphis uniform after allowing two runs off eight hits, walking none, and striking out three over six innings of work. Kevin Siegrist tossed a scoreless inning of relief in his first appearance since being optioned to Memphis.
Both Johnson City and the GCL Cardinals suffered a loss on Monday. Johnson City fell to Bristol 6-3 and the GCL Cards took a 4-3 loss to the GCL Mets. Jack Flaherty allowed one run over five innings and received a no decision for the GCL Cards.
Former Chief James Russell tossed two scoreless innings of relief for Atlanta in their win over the Pirates. Former Chief Albert Pujols was one for three with a RBI single as the Angels topped the Red Sox. Former Chief Javier Baez absolutely crushed his fifth home run of the year into the upper deck at Citi Field in the Cubs' 4-1 win over the Mets.
Sunday's Org Report and Former Chiefs Update
The parent club narrowly escaped with a 7-6 win over the San Diego Padres. Matt Carpenter launched his seventh home run of the season and drove in three runs to help propel the Cardinals offense. Trevor Rosenthal came in to close out the ninth with a three-run lead. Rosenthal managed only one out and had walked the bases loaded before Seth Maness relieved him. After a two-run single by San Diego's Abraham Almonte, Matt Adams made an incredible diving stop at first and Maness got a fly out to end the game. Adam Wainwright won his 15th game of the year. Check out the Game Recap.
Memphis won their eighth straight game after taking care of El Paso 7-5. Randal Grichuk drilled his 23rd homer for Memphis. It was his 24th overall, which is good for best in the entire Cardinals organization. Tim Cooney won his 12th game of the season, which is most in the Pacific Coast League. Xavier Scruggs was a homer shy of hitting for the cycle. Read about it here.
Springfield won their fourth consecutive series after beating Midland 5-1. Former Chiefs David Popkins and Charlie Tilson each had a RBI single. Jonathan Cornelius improved to 11-9 with a 4.00 ERA on the year. Below is Stanley's homer:
Palm Beach suffered a tough 7-6 loss to Fort Myers in 11 innings. Former Chiefs Bruce Caldwell, Mason Katz, and David Washington each had a RBI. Washington hit a RBI double to start the scoring off in the second inning. Former Chief Corey Baker suffered his second loss of the year after allowing three runs off five hits over three and and third innings of work.
State College swept Auburn in their double-header. Former Chief Brett Wiley had a fantastic day. He was a combined 4-8 with two doubles, two runs scored, and a RBI. Former Chief Brandon Lee picked up the win in game one and former Chief Josh Lucas secured the win in game two. Former Chief Robelys Reyes hit his third home run of the year, a two-run shot in game two. Read about the games here.
Johnson City split their double-header with Pittsburgh Pirates affiliate Bristol. Bristol crushed them in game one 14-6 as Steven Farinaro was charged with his fourth loss of the year. In game two, Casey Turgeon spanked his fourth home run of the season and Johnson City won 8-2.
Former Chief Darwin Barney was two for three with a RBI double in the Dodgers loss to Milwaukee. Former Chief Josh Harrison had a pair of hits and a run scored.
Four Former Chiefs homer in the Majors on Tuesday
It was a huge day for former Chiefs in the majors. They combined to record 15 hits, two doubles, five homers, and eight RBI on Tuesday.
A pair of former Chiefs launched homers for the Cubs in their extra-inning victory over the Rockies.
Welington Castillo drilled a solo shot in the sixth inning to put the Cubs on the board and jump-start the comeback. Castillo finished the night going one for three with a run scored, a homer, a pair of RBI, and two walks. Castillo is batting .236 with eight homers and 32 RBI on the season.
Javier Baez made his MLB debut batting second in the Cubs lineup last night. He struggled to start the game, going hitless in his first five at-bats with three strikeouts. However, his sixth at-bat was the only one that mattered last night:
Albert Pujols, who has the most homers for former Chiefs in the majors, added another one on Tuesday. Pujols deposited his 21st home run of the season over the left field wall to knot the game at four in the eighth inning against the Dodgers. It was his 513th career home run, passing Ernie Banks and Eddie Matthews for sole possession of 21st place on the all-time home run list. Pujols is batting .277 with 21 homers and 70 RBI thus far in 2014. Below is the game-tying homer:
Robsinon Chirinos belted two homers in Texas' 16-0 rout of the White Sox. He hit a solo shot in the second to make it 3-0 and added another solo shot in the fifth to make it 9-0. Chirinos finished the day going three for five with three runs scored, two homers, and three RBI. Chirinos is batting .240 with 11 homers and 31 RBI on the season for Texas.


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Pre-treating deceased heart-beating donors with low-dose dopamine reduces the need for dialysis after kidney transplantation, reported a randomized study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (2009;302: 1067–1075).
Higher doses of dopamine are traditionally used to increase blood pressure in donors who are brain-dead, noted study author Martin Zeier, MD, PhD, speaking in a phone interview. Dr. Zeier is Head of the Department of Nephrology at the University of Heidelberg in Heidelberg, Germany.
"It is thought that dopamine increases blood pressure, and many donors are in shock and need to keep the blood pressure up," Dr. Zeier said. "In this case we used only a low dose, which is not relevant for the circulatory system, but still it has a protective effect on the donated kidneys.
"This is a very inexpensive measure to improve kidney function posttransplantation. Dopamine is not expensive, it is very easy to give to the donor, there are practically no side effects, and I think it's very useful."
Dialysis during the first week after transplantation, categorized as single or multiple sessions, was the primary outcome of this prospective, open-label study.
The need for multiple sessions was considered a better indicator of more deteriorated kidney graft function, as a single session is more suggestive of a recipient's overall health and the physician's clinical judgment, the authors wrote.
A total of 264 deceased heart-beating donors who were stable while receiving norepinephrine at a dose of 0.4 µg/kg/ min or lower, had a serum creatinine concentration less than 2 mg/dL, and had an admission serum creatinine concentration below 1.3 mg/dL were randomized to a dopamine infusion at a standard dose of 4 µg/kg/min for a median of 344 minutes or to the control group.
Included in the primary analysis were 487 subsequent renal transplants (227 using kidneys from donors in the dopamine group and 260 using kidneys from donors in the control group) performed at 60 European centers between March 2004 and August 2007. Recipients younger than 18 were excluded.
Fewer recipients of kidneys from the dopamine-treated group needed multiple dialyses before the recovery of renal function compared with recipients of kidneys from the control group—56 of 227 (24.7%) and 92 of 260 patients (35.4%), respectively—translating to a relative risk of 0.86 and a risk difference of 10.7%.
The study authors think that the influence of dopamine on reactive oxygen species is behind this protective effect, Dr. Zeier said.
"We believe that reactive oxygen species—free radicals and things like that—are reduced or bioregulated when the patients receive low-dose dopamine," restoring endothelial function.
"That could be a reason why these kidneys start working earlier, these patients need less dialysis after transplantation, and hopefully these kidneys will last longer in these patients."
On the other hand, there were no significant differences between the two groups in incidence and severity of acute rejection at 30 days or patient and graft survival at three years.
"Obviously we have to do a long-term observation, and we'll do that and come back with the results in a couple of years and see whether the kidneys in these patients do better or not," Dr. Zeier said.
In addition, more kidneys from the dopamine-treated group than from the control group were rated as suboptimal by the surgeons—13.9% versus 6.5%. As this rating is based on the opinion of the transplant surgeon rather than hard clinical evidence, Dr. Zeier said, the difference is a minor point.
"Even though the organs in the dopamine group were not estimated to be as well as the ones in the non-dopamine group, they did better in the follow-up. I would say they were more or less the same, but the dopamine group did much better."
Dopamine-treated donors also presented with statistically significant but clinically meaningless increases in systolic blood pressure and urine production before organ recovery, the authors noted.
Protocols for managing potential donors vary across different regions, and this study provides support for a more consistent approach, said Bryan N. Becker, MD, who was not involved in the study. Dr. Becker is Professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, as well as President of the National Kidney Foundation.
"I think it's the best-structured study to date that has looked at an intervention in the potential organ donor to determine the effects of that intervention on outcomes of the organs. That's a tremendous strength.
"There is tremendous variability among donor populations across the world. This certainly can't account for that, and I think that has to be a consideration."
The study has a couple other important implications, Dr. Becker added.
"First of all, it's excellent to have better data that tells us how to manage the potential donor with the greatest benefit to the person who is going to receive the organ. We now have better data to suggest that this is an agent that should be used.
"The second aspect is that it opens up a number of questions as to how it's working, which leads to the potential for additional insight in understanding how to better procure organs with less damage and how those organs get transplanted into people and last longer and indeed function better."
Potential mechanisms for the observed effect of dopamine on dialysis requirement after transplantation are the effect of the agent on blood pressure, the interaction between dopamine and its receptors in the kidney, and the potential influence of dopamine on the immune system, Dr. Becker said.
On the other hand, there are some concerns over how applicable the results are to practice in the United States.
"It's most likely not going to affect my practice," said Anthony M. D'Alessandro, MD, who was not involved in the study. Dr. D'Alessandro is Professor of Surgery in the Division of Transplantation at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, as well as Medical Director and Interim Chair of the Organ Procurement Organization there.
"This is a European study. I think there are a number of potential issues with the study. Dopamine is our first choice as a pressor when we are working with a brain-dead donor, and we usually add other pressors as needed, such as norepinephrine, rarely epinephrine, and even more rarely dobutamine.
"Usually our dopamine dose is somewhere between 5 and 10 micrograms per kilo and not just at what we refer to as the renal dose. The dose that they chose, 4 micrograms per kilo, would be considered to be renal-dose dopamine."
While the need for multiple dialyses after transplantation is a good indicator of delayed graft function, the study does not take into account a number of variables that could affect that measure, Dr. D'Alessandro added.
"In Europe they are not using the definition of extended-criteria donor [ECD], so while they do say they control for age, and although they say later on in the study that they control for creatinine and hypertension in the donors, they really don't show any data to that effect.
"One of my concerns is that if one of these groups—say, for instance, the no-dopamine group—had a higher percentage of patients with what we would define as ECD kidneys, they would clearly have a higher need for dialysis."
Recipient characteristics also need to be taken into consideration, Dr. D'Alessandro added, noting that 11.9% of patients in the dopamine group and 18.1% of patients in the non-dopamine group had previously had transplants.
"If you have more retransplants in one group or the other, you're going to have a higher dialysis rate for immunologic reasons."
In the study, the need for multiple dialysis sessions posttransplant translated to significantly worse graft survival only in those patients whose organs were preserved for a mean of 21.2 hours, Dr. D'Alessandro noted.
"My question still remains: In that particular group was there a higher preponderance of retransplant patients or extended-criteria donors?"
Overall, preservation time in the study was consistent with clinical practice in the United States—a median of 13.7 hours in the dopamine-treated group and 14.2 hours in the non-dopamine-treated group.
The preservation methods did differ, though, with kidneys cold stored in the study as opposed to machine perfused, which is becoming more common in the United States, Dr. D'Alessandro said.
"We obviously need to do whatever we can to reduce delayed graft function, and machine perfusion is one way to do so. Reducing the preservation time, whether its cold storage or machine perfusion, is probably the biggest thing we can control for reducing delayed graft function."
Despite the study's limitations, there's probably enough evidence to say that low-dose dopamine might be helpful and can be used in conjunction with the other measures aimed at reducing delayed graft function, he added.
"There have been a number of studies that clearly show that delayed graft function affects your long-term graft survival, so if you can further reduce delayed graft function by using a combination of low-dose dopamine and norepinephrine to maintain blood pressure in brain-dead donors, then I think, why not?"
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Like having a tank of nitrous oxide at your disposal in a drag race, few tools in a drummer's arsenal are as effective for kicking up the energy as a well placed double bass lick. Double bass pedals have become one of the most popular accessories purchased for drum sets, and as a result that innocuous device has created entire new genres of rock music. Let's take a look at some of the most notable double-bass performances on record that pushed the discipline forward and influenced generations of drummers.
Louis BellsonYou're forgiven if you think Ginger Baker and Keith Moon were the first double bass drummers. Jazz great Louis Bellson had them beat by at least 15 years. Bellson played a typical '80s-style double bass kit nearly 60 years ago during his tenure with the Duke Ellington band. Better known for his great chops and impeccably tasteful swing drumming, Bellson also created double bass rhythms that drummers still use today. We'll take a look at the "rock" section of Bellson's classic "Skin Deep" solo off Duke Ellington's Uptown record.
At the beginning of this excerpt, Bellson sets up a call and response pattern of eight sixteenth-notes on the snare that he answers with eight sixteenth-notes on his kick drums. He breaks up the bass drum and plays a more syncopated pattern in the second line using a rhythm of 3 e, ah 4, & ah. In the bottom line, he breaks into a constant "running in place" pattern that he solos over. Every drummer with a double bass pedal should thank Bellson for his innovative spirit and consistently brilliant drumming.


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Sacred Landscape: The Buried History of the Holy Land Since 1948, by Meron BenvenistiTheEnd of the Peace Process: Oslo and After, by Edward Said
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EcoBay Kayak teaches youth Whas'SUP in 10th year
A decade ago, Lisa Daisey launched EcoBay Kayaking Adventures as an enthusiastic 26-year-old. Now in business a decade, Daisey still doesn't need any added reasons to get excited about going to work every day — but after adding stand-up paddleboarding instructor May Harmon to the team to help run their first ever SUP camp, she's got one anyway.
"It's hard to do it. It's consistently challenging," said Daisey, who also owns Juice Box on Route 26 in Ocean View, of being an entrepreneur. "To make it 10 years — especially starting when I was 26 — I was like, 'I just wanna take some people out kayaking,' and now I have people calling every year, so it feels good. I would not be able to do what I do without all the amazing help I get to work with every day."
As always, EcoBay offers its two-day kayak camps at James Farm, in addition to the its various other kayaking and SUP ventures, but now it also offers a daylong day-camp for stand-up paddleboarding, as well.
"They're just thrilled. This is their dream, their bucket-list item for the summer," said Harmon, who joined EcoBay as a Paddlefit-certified instructor. "I love teaching SUP to these kids. I love sharing my passion for fitness through the most empowering sport I have ever done in my life."
The first-ever EcoBay SUP Camp took place last Monday at James Farm, which Harmon said is ideal for first time stand-up paddleboarders because of its shallow waters and distance from boat traffic.
"It's very non-threatening. We're not out where there's a deep channel," she explained. "Anything with the boats we don't have to worry about it. We're just very, very fortunate to have this wonderful area here."
Both Harmon and Daisey are both appreciative of the opportunity to not only make use of the unique, scenic area, but to be able to help preserve it and try to emphasize the importance of doing so by sharing their knowledge with campers.
"[We] donate a portion of profits back to Center for Inland Bays to help support James Farm," explained Daisey of the partnership. "It's a park for the people, so the people need to take care of it. If Mary [Lighthipe] did not donate this, it would be developed, just like everywhere else. That's why it's so special."
Lighthipe donated the 150-acre tract of land to be used for environmental and recreational use, and it's now run by the Center for Inland Bays. Daisey is the only outfitter allowed to use the area. Aside from donating a portion of her profits to help preserve it, she also tries to make sure her campers respect the environment as much as she does.
"They're sponges. They're gonna take everything in that we learn," she said after noting that her campers identified and learned about 80 different local species last year. "There's so much more to see and learn if you just slow down a minute and take it all in."
But the camp is more than just learning. Both camps offer a variety of activities including relay races, zinc face painting, scavenger hunts and practicing falling out of a kayak — which Daisey said is usually a favorite activity.
"I love asking them what their favorite part is," she said. "I really feel like I have almost a 100 percent return rate."
For Harmon, sharing her passion and teaching a new skill is the reward. She was particularly excited to be able to instruct campers all the way from Colorado in the SUP Camp's inaugural session.
"This is taking off all over the country — rivers, lakes, wherever there's water, they're paddleboarding right now," she said. "It was totally empowering when I got on a stand-up board. It was just one of the most empowering things I'd ever done in my life. You get out of it what you want."
There are still between eight and 10 SUP camp sessions left in this summer, but as always, EcoBay still offers fitness classes, guided trips and sunset paddles, for both kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, for people of all ages. Visit www.ecobaykayak.com to find out more or call Lisa Daisey at (302) 841-2722.


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The Ocean Sciences Centre at Memorial University is getting $110,000 in federal money to enhance its capacity to respond to the needs of the provincial aquaculture industry, it was announced today.
Ocean Sciences Centre. ã MUN file photo
According to a news release the centre, located in Logy Bay, will engage in Atlantic salmon aquaculture and climate change research. New specialized machinery and equipment ã heat exchangers, sand filters, sterilization units and monitoring systems ã will allow the centre to increase water temperatures and enhance seawater flow rates at its Logy Bay research facility.
ãThis project will significantly enhance the OSCãs capacity to conduct world-class research that will benefit the aquaculture industry in Atlantic Canada, and Newfoundland and Labradorãs ability to manage and protect its commercially and ecologically important marine fish and invertebrate populations,ã said Dr. Kurt Gamperl of the Department of Ocean Sciences at MUN.
The new equipment will allow the centre to focus its research on challenges facing the salmon aquaculture industry such as fish health, broodstock development, and environmental and production management. It will also explore how climate change may impact species currently cultured in the province.
The funding was announced by Rob Moore, Regional Minister for Newfoundland and Labrador and Minister of State (Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency), through ACOAãs Innovative Communities Fund.
"By enhancing the aquaculture R&D capacity of the Ocean Sciences Centre at Memorial University, we are supporting the fishing industry in Newfoundland and Labrador, as well as rural communities throughout the province," Moore said.


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CD has 16 songs, produced by Raffi. Have fun listening everywhere you go! In the car, at home, or on an ipod. Fun music that kids will want to listen to again, and again.
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CD contains 16 songs.
Dream with a princess, roar with a lion, and march down Main Street, U.S.A., with Mickey Mouse. Now you can recapture all your favorite Disney musical memories with two volumes of original recordings from Disney movies, television shows, and theme parks.
In this volume you'll find everything from early hits such as "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" and "Chim Chim Cher-ee" to contemporary classics like "A Whole New World" from Aladdin and "Circle of Life" from The Lion King. Collect both Classic Disney volumes for a listening experience you and your entire family will enjoy again and again. CD contains 25 songs.
Few kids can resist quacking with the travelling fowl in "Six Little Ducks" or following along with the frolic of "You Gotta Sing." Even adults may find themselves toe-tappin' with Raffi's rousing version of "New River Train." For quieter moments, diminutive listeners can let their creativity soar as they look inside clouds and go to the zoo with a prehistoric buddy in "If I Had a Dinosaur" or pretend they're riding their own palomino as they listen to the clip-clopping hoof beats in "Listen to the Horses." Fun time for indoors or travelling and even comes with lyrics.
Robert Munsch has been entertaining children, their parents, grandparents, librarians, and teachers with his zany, silly, colourful, magical, poignant and powerful stories for more than thirty years!
This CD captures this extraordinary storyteller as he performs 12 favourite stories: The Paperbag Princess, Thomas' Snowsuit, Up Up Down, We Share EVERYTHING!, Mortimer, Mmm Cookies, Moira's Birthday, I Have to Go, Stephanie's Ponytail, Show and Tell, Purple, Green and Yellow, and Love You Forever!
Running time is approximately 60 minutes long.
LeapFrog characters spring to life in this engaging and educational video. A wild adventure to the Letter Factory with popular LeapFrog characters Leap, Lily and Tad. Let by wacky Professor Quigley, Tad joins J's jumping on trampolines and K's practising karate kicks as new letters learn their sounds. Fun songs will have kids singing letter sounds in no time.
Running time of approximately 35 minutes.
When Mr. Websley is accidentally silenced by the Silent E Machine, Leap, Lily and Tad must journey throughout the Complex Word Complex to solve the code needed to return his voice. Guided only by the "Absent Professor Device", the kids learn how to build the complex words needed to solve the code and save the day. Humorous songs add to the fun and help teach the rules for advanced word building.
Running time is approximately 30 minutes.
This album, created by your favourite trio of children's entertainers, has been selling for 25 years! The 35 tracks on this classic Sharon, Lois & Bram CD include favourites like 'She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain' and 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star', and lesser-known tracks like 'One Elephant, Deux Elephants' and 'Five Little Fishies', along with many others. The children's voices included on the tracks encourage your child to sing along to the music as they listen. The songs that you enjoyed as a child are sure to delight and entertain your children too! Share the magic that is Sharon, Lois & Bram with a new generation with this great CD!
This album includes 35 songs. Running time is approximately 40 minutes.
Help your children with their "ready for school" skills of reading, punctuation and story comprehension as they explore the classic tale of the Three Little Pigs. Your child will join Leap, Lily and their friends as they act this story in Mr. Websley's Storybook Factory. As narrator, Tad learns chunking and inflection and gains reading confidence. Children develop convidence along with him, reading highlighted text that appears during the scenes. Join this magical adventure and help build a lifelong love of reading!
This DVD includes some special features as well! There's a storybook game and a sing-along learning songs section, too!
Running time is approximately 35 minutes.
Ruby wants to practice jumping rope for the Bunny Scout Jump-a-thon but Max wants to play Fireman and keeps tripping her up! Enjoy this silly story and 5 other Max & Ruby tales on 1 great DVD!
Includes 6 fun-filled episodes:
DVD Features English and French language tracks! Running time approximately 50 minutes.
Beloved children's performer Raffi brings you an entire album dedicated to songs about animals. CD includes 14 sweet, soothing songs sung by Raffi, including favourites like Eensy Weensy Spider, Who Built the Ark, Octopus's Garden, and Baa Baa Black Sheep. And the CD cover is printed on recycled, chlorine-free paper, to help protect the animals you love to sing about!
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School starts tomorrow, and Tad and Lily are nervous! Join Tad, Lily and their magical firefly Edison as he shows them that the classroom is more nervous than they are! As children watch the twins calm the blocks, globe, clock and more first-class characters, they build skills that help them get ready for school!
DVD teaches Preschool Skills, including: Counting, Phonics skills and Animal identification!
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Approximate running time is 35 minutes.
Tad and Lily need the perfect collection of things to take to school for their math assignment. When they finally decide on moon rocks, there's just one problem: how will they get them? With some magical help from their firefly friend, Edison, they board a rocket ship to start their quest. Soon the twins learn that math is everywhere, even in outer space! Watch as they use their skills in counting, sorting, skip counting and recognizing patterns to overcome obstacles, find new friends and make the trip back to Earth!
DVD teaches Math Skills, including: Counting, Sorting and Pattern Recognition.
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Running time approximately is 36 minutes.
An Elf's Story™ movie is the inspirational tale of Chippey, the enthusiastic young scout elf who is assigned by Santa to restore Taylor McTuttle's belief in Christmas magic. When Taylor breaks the number one The Elf on the Shelf rule and touches Chippey in a boyish act of defiance, the scout elf loses his Christmas magic. Through the power of love and forgiveness, both Taylor and Chippey learn that true belief cannot be taught.
Includes An Elf's Story DVD.
Elf on the Shelf sold separately.
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This story by contributing writer Darren Benda.
Students jumping on Velcro walls, teachers sumo-wrestling, a hovering teacher hit with a pie in the face and a Sir Isaac Newton video were all highlights of a national science/hip-hop concert tour today at Liverpool High School.
The concert — called FMA Live! after Sir Isaac Newton's Second Law (force = mass x acceleration) — had three shows for Liverpool middle school students this morning.
Sponsored by Honeywell and NASA, the tour's goal is to inspire the next generation to pursue careers in science, math, engineering and technology, said Eric Olsen, co-host of FMA Live! and spokesman for the tour.
Olsen said the sponsors feel students aren't following science, so the show tries to teach students the basics of Newton's Laws in a fun way.
"It's all about making science fun for the kids through a big demonstration, acting, singing and dancing," Olsen said.
Three performers, Olsen, Katie Adler and J.J. Hopson, rapped, sang, danced and performed, with the help of Chestnut Hill Middle School students and teachers.
Chestnut Hill Principal Peter Ianzito said the integration of teaching through hip hop and dancing made it more hands-on for the students, as opposed to reading about Newton from a textbook.
"Education is all about being interactive," he said. "The timing of the show, the variety of the videos, the music and dancing really captured the audience."
The group is on a 10-week, 20-city tour. This is the only show in Central New York.
This story by contributing writer Darren Benda.


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The Grascals performed "Mystery Train" from their Grammy nominated album, LIFE FINDS A WAY, on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Two time Oscar winner Robert DeNiro was also a guest and met with the band backstage at the show.
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This morning, the NBA announced the officials it has assigned for Game 1 of the Trail Blazers series against the Spurs. They are (bio information from the league):
Tony Brothers: "Tony Brothers is entering his 21st season as an NBA official and has officiated 1,144 regular season games, 61 Playoff games and three NBA Finals games during his career. He was a member of the crew that officiated the 1996 Mexico Challenge, 1998 Schick Rookie Game, 1999 McDonald's Championship in Milan, Italy and the 2008 China Games.
"Prior to joining the NBA, Brothers spent four years officiating in the CBA, including three CBA Finals and a CBA All-Star Game. He has one year of collegiate officiating experience at the Junior College level. Brothers also has seven years of high school officiating experience in Virginia, including three state tournaments."
Tony Brown: "Tony Brown has officiated 653 regular season games and two Playoff games in his first 11 seasons as an NBA official. Prior to joining the NBA, he officiated for four seasons in the NBA Development League and CBA and three seasons in the WNBA. During that time he worked the 2002 NBA D-League Finals, the 2002 WNBA All-Star Game and the 2001 CBA Finals.
"Brown attended Florida A&M prior to transferring to Clark Atlanta University, where he received his degree in Finance. As a member of the basketball team, Brown earned All-State honors at Amos P. Godby High School in Tallahassee, Fla."
Tom Washington: "Over his 22-season NBA officiating career, Tom Washington has officiated 1,306 regular season games, 104 playoff games and three Finals games. He was a member of the crews that officiated the 1995 Schick Rookie Game, the 1996 Japan Games in Tokyo and the 2004 NBA All-Star Game.
"In addition to his 22 seasons with the NBA, Washington has two years of CBA officiating experience. He has one year of collegiate officiating experience in Division II and III, and five years of high school officiating experience in his hometown of Philadelphia, officiating in the playoffs for both the men's and women's league's. Washington is a Cum Laude graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from Norfolk State University."
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une 28, 1999
Woodinville Council reconsiders Sorenson for City Hall
Following City Councilmember Randy Ransom's suggestion at their June 21 meeting, four councilmembers voted to request a cost appraisal of remodeling the Sorenson School building as an option to constructing a new City Hall.
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FRANKENLUST TOWNSHIP, MI — A driver is being transported to the hospital after a collision with a semi at the intersection of Freeland and Seven Mile roads in Frankenlust Township.
Emergency responders from the Frankenlust Fire Department and Michigan State Police responded to the scene of the accident shortly before 3 p.m, Monday, April 8.
Police said a red four-door Chevrolet and a semi collided; the car wound up in a ditch along Seven Mile Road. Crews pulled two people from the vehicle. The driver was taken from the scene in a McLaren-Bay Region ambulance.
The condition of the driver and passenger was not immediately known. No information was immediately available about the driver of the semi.
Officials are still investigating the cause of the accident. The intersection is a two-way stop with stop signs on Seven Mile Road.


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Lawmakers are proposing an amendment to state law to help Grass Lake Township attract more cutting-edge research and development companies.
Senate Bill 455 would expand the definition of an "urban township," allowing Grass Lake to create a Local Development Finance Authority district, which would encourage local economic growth and expansion projects, officials said.
The bill was introduced several months ago by state Sen. Randy Richardville, R-Monroe, and unanimously approved Wednesday by the Senate Economic Development and Regulatory Reform Committee.
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While most of us will have a quiet evening, there may be an isolated thunderstorm overnight. A weak frontal boundary is stretched out across the Great Lakes and northern New England. The best chance of activity would be areas north of Northampton. Overnight lows stay up in the lower-60s under variably cloudy skies.
Sunday starts a forecasted heat wave for Springfield, with high temperatures expected to touch the lower-90s Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. It will also feel uncomfortably humid with dewpoints occasionally hitting 70 degrees. The heat index will likely be in the 90s throughout most of the Pioneer Valley over the next few days.
Scattered thunderstorms are also expected to initiate during each of the next few afternoons. Sunday and Monday's storms will likely pop-up at random during the afternoon, while Tuesday's will be more associated with a weak front dropping through the region. These storms can produce sudden, locally heavy rainfall. That front should put an end to the official heat wave heading into the second-half of the week, but it still remains a little warmer than normal.
Spring 2013 will go down in the record books as having average temperatures but very wet in the Pioneer Valley. A complete recap of the numbers can be found on the CBS3 Pinpoint Weather Blog.
Tonight: Variable clouds, an isolated thunderstorm, mainly north, low 61.
Sunday: Hazy, hot and humid, scattered afternoon thunderstorms, high 90.
Monday: Hazy, hot and humid, scattered afternoon thunderstorms, high 92.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, hot and humid, scattered afternoon thunderstorms, high 90.


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HACKENSACK — The New York woman accused of killing her ex-boyfriend and his girlfriend in a River Edge home is back in New Jersey and being held on $3 million bail.
The Associated Press reports that Monica Mogg, 49, of Newburgh, N.Y., had the bail set during her first appearance in state Superior Court in Hackensack this afternoon.
She is accused of fatally shooting Arthur Noeldechen, of Washingtonville, N.Y. before stabbing Jung Yi "Lillian" Kim to death in her River Edge home on Oct. 30.
Bergen County Prosecutor said Mogg had been stalking the couple for several months since her relationship with Noeldechen ended.
After the killings, Mogg fled to Connecticut, where she was detained last week after members of her family reported her missing. Authorities believe she dumped the rifle she used to kill Noeldechen in the Hudson River, though a search has failed to recover the weapon.
In addition to the murders, Mogg faces charges of armed burglary, criminal weapons possession, stalking, theft and destroying evidence.


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Bulgaria's embassy in Athens has been asked to convey its dissatisfaction that Greece's internal problems have damaged Bulgaria for the second time in less than a month, Bulgarian Foreign Ministry press service said on February 20 2009.
Bulgaria's reaction comes after hundreds of long-haul truck Greek drivers staged blockades all around Greece preventing freight traffic entering and leaving the country on February 19 2009. This happened a few weeks after Greek farmers had staged a week-long blockade at the Greek-Bulgarian border to demand more subsidies and higher pensions.
On February 19 Greek drivers asked the authorities to launch frequent checks on foreign trucks entering the country and to stop illegal immigrants sneaking onto their vehicles.
According to Greek Katimerini newspaper, more than 2000 trucks joined the action, blocking the ports of Patras and Corinth, in central Greece, the northwestern port of Igoumenitsa and the crossings of Evzones and Promachon, at the borders with Macedonia and Bulgaria respectively.
On February 20 2009 the Promachon-Koulata checkpoint on the border with Bulgaria was opened for buses and light vehicles but not for heavy vehicles. It is not known how long the protests will continue.
"Greek trucks always get pulled over for inspections but foreign ones cross the border without any checks," Kathimerini quoted Apostolos Kenanidis, head of the union representing the truckers. Another gripe of drivers is that they often face legal action when would-be migrants are found hidden in their vehicles.
Greek drivers' demands, however, did not correspond with earlier statements by the Bulgarian embassy in Athens that in the last four months there have been about 30 cases of Bulgarian drivers being detained, tried and sentenced for harbouring illegal immigrants from Greece.
Last year, thе embassy warned that Bulgarian drivers passing the border should be very careful and inspect their vehicles for refugees. The best possibility for that occurs in the coastal Greek town of Igoumenitsa.
Macedonia is Greek "Slavian" Peter!Your propaganda dreams are at least pathetic!Get a life and stop dreaming...!Learn history not distortion of reality!!!
What??? The Balkans will never be stable, because every politician there is a thief.
Once the Treaty of Bucharest expires in a couple of years, the Republic of Macedonia will annex Aegean Macedonia and Pirin Macedonia and then all the problems of the Balkans will be solved.