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Skip to comments.What the LDS know about Welfare Systems (and how it could benefit America)
Posted on 05/07/2012 7:57:49 AM PDT by Jeff Head
SALT LAKE CITY Ever since Mitt Romney said he was not concerned about the very poor but would fix the safety net if it needs, conservatives and liberals have been frantically making suggestions. Gov. Romney says he would consider options. But if he wants to see a welfare system that lets almost no one fall through the cracks while ensuring that its beneficiaries dont become lifelong dependents, he could look to his own church.
As I ride in a golf cart through a new 15-acre warehouse on the outskirts of Utahs capital, I cant help but wonder: How many Walmarts would fit in here? How many burgers can you make from 4,400 pallets of frozen meat? And how do they keep this place cleaner than my kitchen floor?
In addition to goods from canned peaches to emergency generators, the facility houses the churchs own trucking company, with 43 tractors and 98 trailers, as well as a year supply of fuel, parts and tires.
The storehouse is not only a physical marvel, it's been built to withstand an 7.5 magnitude earthquake with but also a symbol of strength and self-sufficiency.
Launched during the Great Depression, the Mormon welfare system was designed as a way to match the armies of the unemployed faithful with some of the nearby farms that needed temporary labor.
In 1936, Heber Grant, stated: Our primary purpose was to set up a system under which the curse of idleness would be done away with, the evils of a dole abolished and independence, thrift and self respect be established among our people. The aim is to help people help themselves.
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Our primary purpose was to set up a system under which the curse of idleness would be done away with, the evils of a dole abolished and independence, thrift and self respect be established among our people. The aim is to help people help themselves.
Though it may well be attacked and maligned by some simply because it is LDS, these are good sentiments...and much needed in today's society.
I've seen them work and the program is formed around getting people who need help the immediate help they need, but then weaning them off of it and making them poroductive in society.
Clearly, some are disabled, very young, etc. and cannot do a lot of work, but an effort is made to find them something in as many cases as possible...it is the goal of the system (as opposed to the federal system where the real goal is to keep them enslaved and established as a voting block) because it increases self-esteem.
If such sentiments could somehow be applied across the nation through the voluntary offerings (charitable contributions) of the people as opposed to the Government take-away and waste program, would break the back of the liberal/socialist hold on so many of our fellow citizens.
Preparation is never a bad thing.
Good stuff
Good article about a prgram that could be emulated to help the nations welfare system and get it based on worthy principles.
Exactly...and one should ensure that their own defense is provided for in that preparation as well.
I will gladly share what I have with those in need as much as I can and within reason of ensuring my family continues to be able to get by based on our preparation...but I will fight to defend it from those who would forcibly take it.
The Anti-Mormons will be here any minute.
Thanks for the info! One of my favorite YouTube channels is LDSprepper. He has a great auto watering system that I'm going to try this year.
I was unaware of that program. On YouTube? I'll look into it. Thanks. Learn something good every day if you wat to.
I was unaware of that program. On YouTube? I'll look into it. Thanks. Learn something good every day if you want to.
Ironically, some LDS member on a financial forum where I hang out were under the impression that the Storehouse was only available to tithers. It was one of the justifications for tithing.
The guy who works next to me said that wasn't true (he's LDS).
It's not true. I'm not Mormon, and I have used the local warehouse to buy in bulk, and can. Saves me a TON of money.
The local LDS doesn't advertise this, and the locals require a referral from a local LDS to get in.
Refreshing to see something positive posted here about LDS.
Thank you.
netmilsmom, You're right. Counting down their arrival...three, two.....
It isn't true. I have been involved in Bishoprics and the welfare program, my wife in Relief Societ Presidencies. We routinely help inactive mebers of the Church, part members, and even full-on non-members in our communities who come to us for that help.
It is paid for in part by tithing, but the vast majority of this program is paid for by seperate offerings where members give, each month, the quivalent dollar worth of two hearty meals for their families to be used to help others.
We usually give $50 or so dollars a month to this fund.
Now, those in charge of distributing the help (the Bishops and Relief Society Presidents) in eah congregation sit down with the recipients and go over work ethic, finances, and the need for those receiving to help pay for what they get. The Church has canneries, farms, racnhes, and uses Deseret Industries (a thrift store type operation sponsored by the church) to not only give work, but also to train people.
If someone is able, and unwilling to do anything, it will not be long before their help stops in favor of someone whi is willing.
Those who are disabled, or mothers with several children with no father in the home, will be asked to do what they can...but the help in those cases usually does not stop unless the people do not want to be involved anymore (which involvement means regular meetings with the church leaders to review and assess their situation).
These are generalities about how the program works...each case is individual and will vary.
Or how it isn't really charity because they make people do some work for it.
It's so much better that we all compete for handouts from Fedzilla and let wise annointed dictators like ObaMao decide who should get what.
Seriously, Jeff. thanks for posting. Every church ought to be doing something like this. One of our local churches here just put on a "Free Market," a play on the popular "Flea Markets" held around here. People brought their gently used but still usable cast-offs and took whatever they wanted home. Anything left over was donated to Goodwill.
Loved it! Splendid idea compared to the work of organizing a garage sale, dickering with the nitwits who are already being offered stuff for pennies on the dollar, kill an entire Saturday to earn a pittance plus people who just come to case the joint and the early birds who show up to cherry pick.
Like "single moms" who are actually polygamist wives?
Sadly, this is so. But we try to ween them off of that and onto the Church program wherever folks are willing.
Like any large organization with millions of adherants, there are those who will not and who themselves are hooked on the dole.
At least we have an alternative and help others re-establish their own self-esteem and self-reliance wherever we can.
No referal necessary in the DC area, at least not currently. At one point in the recent past, the stocks were at a really low level and there was some restriction.
I have always admired the Mormons for their preparedness and their Ladies' Aid missions. Which, as I understand it, is not a bunch of women solely engaged in charity work —it is an educational effort aimed at teaching all of the women in the church how to "do" for themselves and their families. Since the goal is for every family to have a year's supply of food stored, some of the food is very basic — canned, unsprouted wheat, for instance. The women need to know what to do with it, should the need arise. After their own families are secure, their attention turns to their neighbors in need. Good people.
Outstanding...that sounds like a GREAT program and I wish that Church much luck with it.
Watch for the overlords (Government) to want to get a hand in it if it is made official though).
God's speed.
The Relief Society (a woman's organization within the church) does some unbelievably outstanding work in their local communities and congregations.
Started in the late 1830s or early 1840s it was one of the first such woman's organizations in the country at the time.
My wife loves working with it and helping others. They have weekly compassionate service efforts geared towards helping members and non-members alike.
When I was a kid, our Baptist family frequently took in persons who found themselves homeless (usually women with kids who found themselves homeless through separation) who came to our church for help. There were five of us kids plus my mom and dad in a small two bedroom house, plus 2 to 3 extras. We paid for their food while there even though we were lower middle class. Very crowded but we made it work. I often slept on the floor with other kids. Others in our church also took in people. All races. This was in the 50's and 60's.
Living in South MS, I saw the Mormons and many other churches do great work during the aftermath of Katrina and we are very grateful for their assistance.
Yes. I gave it the wrong name. It has been 40 years since I had a Mormon friend involved in it. It should be Relief Society — not Ladies' Aid. Memory grows dim, but I always admired what they accomplished — I had peripheral contact with them in 2 different states. I don't think I know any Mormons in Wisconsin, but I knew plenty of them in CA, TX, and WA. I did NOT ever hold the negative view of them that is expressed on this forum. I always wished that the Catholic Church had something comparable.
>>Every church ought to be doing something like this. One of our local churches here just put on a "Free Market," a play on the popular "Flea Markets" held around here. People brought their gently used but still usable cast-offs and took whatever they wanted home. Anything left over was donated to Goodwill.<<
We do something like that at my parish. We do charge for things the first two days but two hours before it ends, it's a "bag sale". 10 cents for a grocery bag and you get anything you can stuff into it. Tons still goes to St. Vincent de Paul after.
So as not to be misunderstood, yes LDS inc. may do wonderful works, this is not the primary disagreement of the majority of people with it but more along the lines of...
KJV Matthew 7:22 Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works?
Lord Love you!
Thanks for the ping!
Those tender mercies, shown through the spirit of Christ to others can change hearts and lives...and who knows, perhaps change entire communities, states and nations.
From little things, God proceeds to do great works amongst His children.
>>So as not to be misunderstood, yes LDS inc. may do wonderful works, this is not the primary disagreement of the majority of people with it but more along the lines of...<<
Oh well.
Some people quote the Bible, some people live the Bible.
That's what is so nice about being Catholic. I see when someone is living Christianity, over what someone thinks they should be.
I tend to pull "good ideas" from other faiths/cultures and use them as my own, the one thing I pulled from the LDS was their "having one year supply of food on hand" thing.
I have one year of food that I rotate through and also use to help some of my friends when they need food.
I have yet to pull anything from the "ROP".
"Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world."
We try and do that, and to do as our Savior bid us to, "Love one another, even as I have loved you," and, "If ye love me, keep my Commandments."
IMHO, anyone who professes Christ and is sincere in that witness, will do these things...though we all be imperfect in the accomplishment of it, our hearts are convicted by Him to try our best and then let His arm be revealed as He fills in the gaps.
God's speed and blessings to you and yours as you seek to help others through Christ, Jesus.
Nothin wrong with that...and God bless you for it.
We can find good all around us if we just look...and there's never anything wrong with incorporating good into our lives.
Whether for times when we lose a job, or when we're sick, or if there's as storm that knocks out power for a few days, or in a natural catastophe or other more long term emergency, being prepared can save your life, and those of your loved ones.
Sorry, in my last post I quoted Peter as the source of the "undefiled religion" quote. As you pointed out to me privately (thanks), it was James, in James 1:27.
My bad.
Again, thanks, and God's speed.
You are quite welcome.
You see plenty of Taliban Fundies out there constantly ridiculing both of them for thinking they can "work their way into heaven." But you never see Catholics or LDS ridiculing the Taliban Fundies for thinking they can "beleive their way into heaven."
(Incidentally, I'm well aware that neither Catholics nor Mormons think they can get to heaven through works alone. They just consider it an important part of their faith, which includes faith in Jesus Christ. IOW, John 3:16 is a good place to start, but it isn't everything.)
The non-stop hatred spewed by these ignoramuses actually does a service of pointing out which sects are closest to the truth because low-lifes aren't going to waste time and effort ridiculing a sect like Rev. Wright's "hate whitey" church.
Reformation era (i.e., Martin Luther, et al) pretty much covered this. The Word of God stands.
We have twice made appointments to use the LDS cannery near where we live. There are many staples available along with the canning equipment. The workers at the cannery are very friendly and helped us learn the process.
I would estimate that the cost of the food we bought and canned was perhaps twice what we would have paid retail for the food alone, but the advantage is that these foods are canned so as to be preserved for about 25 years. We only have about a four months supply for our family, but that is far, far better than the average person.
Should Obama's people succeed in generating nation-wide riots, we will be able to keep our heads down for an extended time.
>>Reformation era (i.e., Martin Luther, et al) pretty much covered this. <<
Yup, sure did. Glad I'm Catholic!
>>The non-stop hatred spewed by these ignoramuses actually does a service of pointing out which sects are closest to the truth because low-lifes aren't going to waste time and effort ridiculing a sect like Rev. Wright's "hate whitey" church. <<
I look at the good that people do. Not the social justice crap (which even soaks into my church) but the real "walk the walk" stuff.
I let God sort out the rest.
How does that work?
That YouTuber that I mentioned got reservations at a cannery near his home. A whole bunch of them went and canned food.
Can I do this? Not a group but just me and my kids? Is there a Mormon ping list someplace?
And I'm grateful to have access to a Bible, church services in a language I understand, and the liberty to teach my children Bible verses and the Lord's Prayer without fear of being burned at the stake or beheaded... as a family.
>>And Im grateful to have access to a Bible, church services in a language I understand, and the liberty to teach my children Bible verses and the Lords Prayer without fear of being burned at the stake or beheaded... as a family.<<
Me too!
I'm sad that they don't still teach Latin, as this is the language of Medicine and Science but hey, that's non-Catholic's loss.
So am I, but the last person in my family beheaded was under Oliver Cromwell. There is enough blood in history to cover many hands on all the sides.
It is precisely because this nation was founded upon Christian precepts and moral underpinnings that we have the freedom and tolerance we enjoy in this country.
Despite what Obama says about it.
Others, who come here hoping to use that tolerance and freedom against us as they utilize their tyranical ideology hiding behind a store front of religion (ie. radical Islam) will find that our tolerance only extends so far.
If they keep trying to use freedom to institue Shaira Law, for example, which is in direct opposition to the Constitution and the underpinnings I spoke of, they will find that sooner or later their attempts will be exposed for what they are and resisted and put down acccordingly.
I always ask people on the Left, "Where are the Sierra Club hospitals or the NOW food warehouses?". Crickets. The church always shows the love of God thru their selfless giving.
Probably. My wife and I called them and they arranged a date when we could come in. There was another group of about five people and we joined them. We canned some items for them and some for us.
We even canned some extra that went on a shelf. The people running the place have an idea of what the demand is. Some items come in bulk packages and the entire package must be canned at once. Any cans not wanted by the canners are shelved for future use.
They also have some cases of pinto beans or rice already made up. Picking them up at the cannery saves significant shipping costs.
Now to find one near me...
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Posted by AltarofScience
on 25 January 2013 - 04:41 PM
He has a GDD and he wants to submit to Activision...
Sometimes humanity, you vex me.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 21 January 2013 - 01:45 PM
Well one major problem is how little entertainment success has to do with the product itself. So much of it is tied up in name recognition, popularity, marketing, and other such nonsense.
You really only need a baseline quality in a product and then its all about perception and marketing.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 15 January 2013 - 05:06 AM
How about something based around crystals like the Kryptonian ones from Superman -- when used correctly they're able to grow crystaline structures or even land-masses which take on certain properties based on their surrounding environment? I don't really have ideas for similar mobile units, but it could be an interesting idea for structures.
The Tok'ra used crystals for construction in a similar fashion.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 08 January 2013 - 05:03 PM
I agree with that. It is one of many reasons to have variable strength factions. Another example is a faction like LA Ermor that is specifically designed to be ganged up upon. Its incredibly strong because it causes disparate factions to need to work together to take it down. It changes so much of the game and adds that spicey variant to the game to keep it fresh.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 08 January 2013 - 01:19 PM
Why do you go in every thread referring to real time shooters? Real time shooter is not a genre. RTS means real time strategy. Shooters are FPS or TPS and they are all real time... This is the third thread you have done this in.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 07 January 2013 - 10:13 PM
Well games like Majesty have heroes that buy new items and pay to learn new skills as well as leveling up from exp.
Other games are focusing on leveling of units over time. Warlords Battlecry 3 even has units gain exp that aren't hero units.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 07 January 2013 - 08:52 PM
It is somewhat vague. Kinda like what is and what isn't an MMO.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 07 January 2013 - 04:06 PM
It might not be as polite as some people would like. Its essentially a cultural thing. Discourse where I do most of my discussion/debate/arguing is a little more colorful than something you might see elsewhere, although I've seen much more offensive things said in presidential debates and in criminal trials in courts. Somethings are just too dumb to let pass by.
The amount of color in the language generally coincides with how ridiculous the statement is. In this case its incredibly ridiculous.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 07 January 2013 - 11:06 AM
to improve tactics and strategy
You should not put tactics and strategy words in the same sentence, these are very different things.
There are 3 levels of detail:
- tactical (which unit shot at whom and when)
- operational (moving around groups of units)
- strategic (mostly economy, decision what kind of units to build, generally supporting your war machine)
RTS do not have tactics It's operational + a bit of strategy. If you want tactics, it's in hex map turn based wargames (Panzer General), note that these basicly never have any strategy involved. If you want strategy, it's best portrayed by the so called grand strategy games (simulations of whole nations).
Note that a combination like tactical + strategic is extremely rare (it basicly does not work, the only exception I can think of is Civ5). Generally, in one game you can have only levels that are near each other (like tactical+operational or operational+strategic), tactical+strategic is too far away.
Or to put it shorter, you can't at the same time simulate a whole nation's army (10 million soldiers) and order which one of these individual soldiers shoots at whom
to improve tactics and strategy
I have never in my life heard it this way and I greatly disagree. Tactics definitely involves groups of units.
Furthermore grand strategy games are not strategy, they are grand strategy, hence the name. Strategy is eminently possible with a few thousand units or even many hundred. And strategy is not economics. Economic strategy could be economics, but military strategy is military.
Also what kind of idiot refers to a whole nations army as 10 million soldiers? What the hell kind of nation are you talking about? Most nations don't even have 10 million people total. The United Stats Army, the second largest in the world, after China, has a little over 2 million soldiers, with almost a million only on reserve duty.
Most nations have a few hundred thousand total or less and obviously only some of them in any given war and only some in any given battle in a war.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 07 January 2013 - 01:43 AM
City builder games somewhat work with economics. Gathering resources exists as a critical mechanic in many game genres. They generally aren't very popular compared to FPS themepark MMO RTs and RPG games.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 06 January 2013 - 10:56 PM
The only way to reduce the effects of apm is to make micro irrelevant. If the player only has the power to set up hierarchies and send units to locations with generic orders and maybe some settings they only have a limited amount of clicking to do.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 30 December 2012 - 12:28 PM
Strategy tends to be a matter of scale. Which is problematic when players refuse to spend more than an hour per game. The economies are so simplified, and the military too, that it's really totally impossible to use strategy.
You can say that your strategy is to expand quickly and suck up the resources you can, but if there is 1 natural expansion for each player and only 2 other expansions, that seems kinda pretentious.
Starcraft games tend to have 1 or 2 raids and maybe some probe harassment and then one or two large battles. How do you have long enough to establish a strategy.
A lot of this deals with the environment too. The Russian Strategy was to move back and back and back stretching out German supply lines and exposing them to winter. Starcraft style games don't even have food or supply lines, much less winter.
Strategy takes root in complexity. Dominions 3 has strategies. You can spend the game finding magic sites to farm gems for summons and spells. You can expand endlessly leaving no defenses except in an our ring on your border lands. You can expand using your pretender and/or blessed troops or by purchasing local troops. Do you focus on mages or the much cheaper ordinary units? Some people are really into Super Combatants and some use multiple thugs in place of one SC. Other players use astral duels to assassinate enemy mages and some people use seduction units to steal commanders. There is a stealthy scout system too where scouting is actually more than running a guy into an enemy base for a brief glimpse.
Most real time strategy games don't have the depth for strategy intentionally, not that they couldn't but because the audience has shifted away from the kind of people with the patience and desire to play deep strategy games.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 28 December 2012 - 05:41 PM
Its not that some strategies are hard to see in code. Its that no one person can see as many strategies as the thousands of hardcore RTS players who will play the game.
One person vs thousands.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 28 December 2012 - 04:47 PM
The problem with RPGs is when you set them in super competitive battlegrounds with a cap on the number of people per side. Of course no one wants to have more lower levels in a game with a maximum number of players allowed.
Its the player's fault for wanting to play MMOs as if they were fighting games or MOBAs.
Imagine an MMO battleground with a level cap and not a player cap. You can have 400 levels and not 10 level 40 players. 40 level 10s, 10 level 40s, 20 level 20s. Assuming of course the game was balanced to be that way. And the matchups might be random so you never know what you will get.
Of course everything is easier in non player vs player situations. Single player coop, large size coop, the computer side will never complain that its unfair or spew forth endless excuses about how the player side had 3 mezzers and they only had one and such.
Designing games to be serious competition always cripples fun and creativity.
Posted by AltarofScience
on 28 December 2012 - 02:15 PM
Micro is the bane of my existence. I can do it, but I don't WANT to. My focus in RTS design has been into automating basic behaviors, allow for the assignment of hierarchies that work together smartly, more focus on economics and more static defenses and other such goals.
I think it might be important to differentiate between exploratory strategy and competitive strategy. Exploratory games want you to master lateral thought and mess around with combinations. Competitive games are the much maligned yet much loved clickfest style.
I vastly prefer exploratory strategy. Rather than dozens of strategies there are thousands and they are all a chaotic myriad of unbalance and mathcrafting. And even when you think you have a totally broken strategy someone else puts together a crazy out there combo of units and smashes you like its nothing.
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How does having varied damage types even work in an RTS anyways? Most games just have attack and armor or maybe physical and magic damage. Can I change that? Should I? Can I mix military and economic functions? What if there is a woody faction that provides some ranged damage with debuffs and sells potions with useful bonuses on the side that you can't get anywhere else? Sure it's weaker than the other ranged faction but can the availability of poison and healing potions offset that?
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Entering Motherhood/Fatherhood.
Ok, lets say...
You, as a mother, just found out that you're pregnant, and soon to have your first kid, how would you feel? Surprised and happy? Jumps happily with your husband? Gets stuff ready to prepares for your new baby?
Same goes to the father side, what will you react, when you heard the news that your wive get pregnant with your first kid?
How will you prepares, for your first parenthood?
I'm gonna be happy and surprise yea <3 And then, before anything else, im gonna think of a name that will fit my baby <333 /thinks. Miyoo will be good <3
I fainted. Then it was a lie, I was sad...
first question comes into mind if this was unintended pregnancy
getting pregnant out of wedlock is seen as immoral
one might be shunned by society but after the baby is born,
people will rejoice and the couple starts a new life
if any is answered no,
then it's a hell'a tough road ahead of you
unless you're funded by parents then you're safe for a few years
1. /headdesk
2. /facepalm
3. what everyone but henry said.
Thats not my kid...
depends on how i feel: Sad: Suicide Angry: Homicide Happy:... Homicide
You guys sure have lots of negative feedback, lol I did said husband and wife.
if i was your wife, i'd strangle you & stab you with a spoon http://khyle.rorikon.org/Uploads/Smilies/cry.gif
one way or another, everyone will be taking that path
people who failed early will later on give life advises to those who will fail after them
it is not another person's right to look down upon those who are in need
might as well offer a bit of support to cheer them up rather than pushing them to the edge
Most important step: Ask mom for advice. 8D
Instant win.
I'd.... shudder. ;;
@Cath:- ;;
Lol, remember I said...married @_@...husband and wife, and not those "illegal" kids ;;.
Please don't mixes them @_@
I'd be super happy :DD and then i would want to make a baby room and buy tons of baby stuff and read baby books and eat food that is good for the baby and obsess.
Hubby says "No babies for at least 5 years!" also *inserts stern look!*
If we are married?
I would be fully prepared by then and be excited about it :/
I plan EVERYTHING BIG or stupid thing I do (this is BIG)
But yah I'd shake a little and say...
1. I not an adolesent anymore *slight shudder*
2. Baby shower *bigger shudder*
3. Family and Friend say CONGRATLATIONS while eating food and stuff I spent money on with such a large family*Larger shudder*
4. My wife is going to get a bit big *actually not so bad*
5. Baby food and etc *Large shudder*
6. Family and Friends embarrasing me ._. *LARGEST shudder*
All together = ._.''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' '''''''''''''''''''''''''
When family and friends leave me alone then I'll bcause I planned most of it
but i'd still be happy because it would be funny to look back to.
Oh yes child birth.
That one would freak on the most.
On birth day Iwould really want her already at the hospital and then not have to see it at all ._.
by then I have to be there for her T-T
I would be horrified. ._.
Was nervous yet excited when was going to be a parent, but that isn't the case anymore and leaves both of us discouraged and saddened to heal up from pain.
No, not married.
Why does it have to be marriage? What about the Man-Man and Woman-woman people? "How do you feel when they know there's sperm from someone else in you, and I can't have rights because its not my eggs?
or "How can you use a surrogate and I won't have rights to the kid either?"
I'd be prepared, because I'd be wanting a kid. I'd be excited.
Then I'd be scared, hoping the baby makes it through the journey ok
Then I'd hope I had the ability to handle the child's needs throughout the important years
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Veteran Jose Lima had been pitching with an independent minor league team, and today was his first start since Aug. 24, 2002. In that game, he gave up 11 runs in 2 2/3 innings. Today, he would pitch more innings, and give up fewer runs.
The Giants brought out rookie Jerome Williams for the fourth start of his major league career.
The Giants got on the board early in the top of the 2nd. Barry Bonds led off the inning with a single to right. Alfonzo hit another single to right, and Bonds ran to third. Aaron Guiel tried to throw Bonds out at third, but his throw went a little too far. It actually went into the first row of the stands, becoming a souvenir. Bonds scored, and Alfonzo advanced to third.
J.T. Snow hit the first of three consecutive groundouts to score Alfonzo, and the Giants had a 2-0 lead.
The Royals waited an inning to strike back. In the bottom of the 3rd, they had their revenge. Angel Berroa hit a double to deep left center, and Brent Abernathy attempted a sacrifice bunt. However, it ended up being much more, because when Jerome Williams threw the ball to first, no one was on the bag. Berroa ended up scoring on Williams's error to make the game 2-1. With one out, Guiel made up for his throwing error in the top of the 2nd by hitting a double to right and moving Abernathy to third.
Mike Sweeney walked to load the bases, and Marvin Benard robbed Raul Ibanez of an extra-base hit with a diving catch, but Abernathy still scored, giving Ibanez a sacrifice fly and tying the game up at 2.
In the top of the 4th, Bonds almost had a splash hit. His shot to right-center gave the Giants a 3-2 lead and almost hit the fountains out there.
The Giants added insurance in the top of the 5th. Cruz lead off with a double to shallow left field, and Cruz singled to right, moving Cruz over to third. Grissom hit a sacrifice fly to give the Giants a 4-2 lead.
Jerome Williams pitched six solid innings, giving up just two runs. After he left, he had a chance to win the ball game. The Giants relief pitchers did everything they could to keep that from happening.
Joe Nathan took over the pitching spot for the 7th inning. He was replaced by Jason Christiansen after putting himself in a bases-loaded, two-out situation. Christiansen helped the Royals out with a wild pitch, scoring A Berroa and moving the other runners up a base. He got Ibanez to fly out, but the Royals were within a run.
The Giants failed to capitalize on their opportunities in the 8th and 9th innings. In the 8th, J.T. Snow hit a two-out double, and was stranded. In the 9th, Jose Cruz Jr. lead off with a single, and Torrealba hit a sacrifice bunt to move him over to 2nd base, but he too was stranded.
However, the Giants still had a lead going into the bottom of the 9th, and Tim Worrell was a good closer. But this afternoon, something happened. He gave up a leadoff double to Berroa, and Abernathy hit a sacrifice bunt, moving him down to third base. A couple of batters later, Mike Sweeney was up with runners on first and third and two outs. There was an 0-2 count on him at one point, when it looked to be another victory for the Giants. Yet Sweeney refused to listen to the odds. Instead, he hit a single, driving in two runs, and giving his Royals a 5-4 victory over the Giants.
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