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San Antonio Spurs (36-11)
Led by Tony Parker, with their eight-game winning streak, the Spurs are making their annual claim to be the regular season champions as the question remains - how will the playoffs work out? (Photos by D. Clarke Evans/NBAE via Getty Images)
Oklahoma City Thunder (34-11)
Russell Westbrook is an all-star player and his energy is often effective, but his ability to lose his cool is remarkable and still haunts this team. (Photo by Rocky Widner/NBAE via Getty Images)
Los Angeles Clippers (33-13)
Chris Paul's bruised knee put the Clippers in a four-game tailspin, but Grant Hill has returned and if Chauncey Billups returns, the Clippers will be in a good spot to make a title run. (Photo by Sam Forencich/NBAE via Getty Images)
Miami Heat (28-13)
LeBron James and Ray Allen, in his return to Boston, hit big three pointers to force OT but the Garden magic pulled the win out for the Celtics. The Heat seem assured of the number one seed in the East despite holding just a 1 ½ game lead. (Photo by Brian Babineau/NBAE via Getty Images)
New York Knicks (27-15)
The Knicks best rebounding tactic is Tyson Chandler back tapping balls and their basketball IQ without Jason Kidd is questionable yet bringing the energy on defense and scoring ability serves them well. (Photo by Jesse D. Garrabrant/NBAE via Getty Images)
Denver Nuggets (27-18)
Nuggets are the most well-balanced team as they're on an 8-2 run and they want to catch teams ahead of them in the standings (Grizzlies, Warriors) to nab the number four seed. (Photo by Garrett W. Ellwood/NBAE via Getty Images)
Memphis Grizzlies (28-15)
Zach Randolph recorded his league-leading 28th double-double beating the Hornets after just missing another by one rebound in a thrashing of the Nets. The Grizzlies traded back-up big man Marreesse Speights to clear salary cap space to perhaps keep their core together. (Photo by Joe Murphy/NBAE via Getty Images)
Chicago Bulls (26-17)
True to form, the Bulls crush the Warriors and the next night lose to a lesser, albeit improving, Wizards team. But the Bulls are playing well and head coach Tom Thibodeau as a good coach is giving some freedom to Nate Robinson as the team needs his scoring. (Photo by Gary Dineen/NBAE via Getty Images)
Brooklyn Nets (26-18)
Brook Lopez gets snubbed for the all-star game and a two-game losing streak has the Nets down. But this week they face conference foes Miami and Chicago which provides the team an opportunity to re-focus. (Photo by David Sherman/NBAE via Getty Images)
Golden State Warriors (26-17)
All-star snub of Steph Curry is perhaps even more egregious although David Lee was selected. However, the return of Andrew Bogut is the one thing that could actually make this team a championship contender. (Photo by Gary Dineen/NBAE via Getty Images)
Milwaukee Bucks (23-19)
Under-appreciated players like Ersan Ilyasova and Larry Sanders continue to raise the play of the Bucks. But Monta Ellis got revenge with 20 points in a win over his former team, the Warriors. (Photo by David Liam Kyle/NBAE via Getty Images)
Utah Jazz (24-20)
Two of the players dangled in trade rumors, Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap, dominated with 25 and 21 points respectively in an OT win over the Pacers. Makes sense as the Jazz are the OT mavens going 14-5 in extra period games the last four seasons. (Photo by Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE via Getty Images)
Indiana Pacers (26-18)
Paul George has taken over as the leader of this team in the absence of the injured Danny Granger and he may not relinquish the role anytime soon. George earned his first selection to the all-star game while pushing the team on a nightly basis. (Photo by Sam Forencich/NBAE via Getty Images)
Atlanta Hawks (25-19)
Hakws had a chance to steal a game against the Knicks in the Garden with a Josh Smith dunk in the waning moments, but subsequent Smith plays (offensive foul, turnover and missed open three) spoiled that. Smith, by the way, wants clarity about his situation in Atlanta – trade or re-sign. (Photo by Jesse D. Garrabrant/NBAE via Getty Images)
Houston Rockets (24-22)
Rockets are in a slump, but responded with a big win over the Nets by doing what they do best – running. (Photo by Bill Baptist/NBAE via Getty Images)
Los Angeles Lakers (19-25)
Kobe Bryant messed around and almost had a triple double (21 points, 9 rebounds, 14 assists) in a thrilling win over the Thunder. That win and the previous win over the Jazz has lifted spirits in Los Angeles. (Photo by Noah Graham/NBAE via Getty Images)
Portland Trail Blazers (22-22)
Trail Blazers snapped a five-game losing streak with a win over the Chris Paul-less Clippers, but lost the next time out to the same Paul-less Clippers. (Photo by Noah Graham/NBAE via Getty Images)
Boston Celtics (21-23)
Rajon Rondo's torn ACL putting him out for the rest of the season is franchise altering, but the Celtic pride will likely rise and the team won't back down from the challenge. (Photo by Kent Smith/NBAE via Getty Images)
Dallas Mavericks (19-25)
Just as the Mavs seem to be regaining some semblance of a team, sources say Allen Iverson is being asked to make a bid to return to the NBA through the Mavs D-League affiliate. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
Philadelphia 76ers (18-25)
Rondo's injury and the possible return of Andrew Bynum provides some glimpse of hope that the playoffs are a real possibility. (Photo by Jesse D. Garrabrant/NBAE via Getty Images)
Detroit Pistons (17-27)
Detroit continues to build with its roster of core young players in Greg Monroe, Andre Drummond and Brandon Knight. (Photo by Fernando Medina/NBAE via Getty Images)
Minnesota Timberwolves (17-24)
The season apparently has slipped away after going 1-9 in their last ten. (Photo by David Sherman/NBAE via Getty Images)
New Orleans Hornets (15-29)
Hornets are building for the future, like the Pistons, going 6-4 in their last ten games. (Photo by Joe Murphy/NBAE via Getty Images)
Washington Wizards (11-31)
The return of John Wall has actually worked out better than the most optimistic expectations. Washington's 7-3 record over the last ten games has been highlighted with victories over the Nuggets and Bulls. (Photo by Ned Dishman/NBAE via Getty Images)
Cleveland Cavaliers (13-32)
Kyrie Irving making his first all-star game was enough motivation for him to even play better. In his last three games, all wins, he has scored 40, 35 and 32. (Photo by David Liam Kyle/NBAE via Getty Images)
Toronto Raptors (16-28)
Raptors' drop in the rankings is not so much that Toronto is playing poorly, but a few other teams have elevated their play. One day soon, DeMar DeRozan can make an all-star team. (Photo by Fernando Medina/NBAE via Getty Images)
Sacramento Kings (16-29)
Kings have not really been competitive during their current four-game losing streak. Perhaps, the pending move to Seattle next season has sapped the team. (Photo by Garrett W. Ellwood/NBAE via Getty Images)
Phoenix Suns (15-30)
A jolt of energy with new coach Lindsey Hunter in grabbing two quick wins over the Kings and the Clippers. Reality may have set in while facing the Spurs and Mavs as bad losses were the result. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Charlotte Bobcats (11-32)
Amazingly, the Bobcats had lost 16 consecutive home games until the faltering Twolves came to town. (Photo by Kent Smith/NBAE via Getty Images)
Orlando Magic (14-29)
J.J. Redick, with multiple 25 point scoring games this month, may be the sole bright spot as the Magic suffer through a five-game losing streak. (Photo by J. Dennis/Einstein/NBAE via Getty Images)


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Dads deserve a lot more than a cheap gift, especially with everything they have to put up with. Nagging wives, hormonal children and mean bosses are all commonplace in the life of a dad.
They don't just bring home the bacon, but they also dish out chores, are tough on curfews and are always ready to fix something they aren't necessarily qualified to touch.
For all the stress that comes with a family, work, bills and losing hair, fatherhood is not easy, and good dads manage to pull through with sound advice and a big heart.
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Mental health officials plan for higher costs, reimbursements
MONTPELIER From fiscal year 2013 to 2014, officials are anticipating a $5.3 million increase in certain Department of Mental Health expenses related to the restructuring of the states psychiatric health system.
Its (in the) early stages, weve got a lot of work to do in all our departments, and given the pressures that weve had Im not surprised thats where we have landed, acting Mental Health Commissioner Mary Moulton said Tuesday. Of course were always concerned about an impact on general fund dollars that are above the line.
But as the state transitions from the Vermont State Hospital in Waterbury which closed in 2011 due to damage from Tropical Storm Irene to new temporary and permanent facilities throughout Vermont, a new psychiatric hospital in Berlin will generate millions more in Medicaid reimbursements that the state had previously lost as a consequence of the old state hospitals decertification.
The hospital was decertified by federal regulators in 2003 after multiple patient suicides, was briefly recertified in 2004, then lost the certification again just months later in 2005. One report by the U.S. Department of Justice described the conditions in the Waterbury hospital as prisonlike. It also noted that the seclusion of patients and restraint interventions employed by mental health workers seemed to substantially depart from generally accepted professional standards.
During testimony Monday before the Legislatures Mental Health Oversight Committee, a handout given to lawmakers projected state mental health expenses rising overall from $41.1 million in fiscal year 2013 to $61.5 million for fiscal 2014.
The projected expenses are associated with Act 79, legislation passed earlier this year that overhauled the mental health system in Vermont.
Due to a spreadsheet tallying error, the actual expenses projected are $52.7 million for fiscal year 2014, said Mental Health Department Financial Director Heidi Hall during an interview Tuesday.
Only a fraction of that cost affects the states general fund.
Before Irene, the roughly 50-bed hospital in Waterbury required about $23 million annually in operating costs, and the states general fund paid for 90 percent or more of that, Hall said.
The operating cost of the new 25-bed Berlin hospital is expected to be around $18.1 million each year.
But most of that money 56.4 percent will be covered by federal dollars.
The federal reimbursement percentage is an anticipated rate, and it could fluctuate by 0.1 percent or 0.2 percent, Hall said.
The projections include staff salaries but not construction costs.
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Tammy gets fired from her job at a fast-food restaurant. Just before that, her old Toyota Corolla breaks down on a backroads highway. After she gets fired, she finds her husband has prepared a delicious meal for the next door neighbor – a lady friend. He's having an affair and the money they had in the house fun jar atop the cabinets has all but disappeared. For Tammy, can life get any worse?
After she packs her clothes and heads to her mother's house two doors down, Tammy realizes she needs to get outta town. And so does her Granny. Grandma, who lives at mom's house, has a shine for whiskey and oxycontin. The pair decides to ditch their sorry lives and take to the road.
Does any of this sound funny, or wait, original to you? Since Melissa McCarthy's television and movie success ("Bridesmaids," "The Heat," "Identity Thief") she's become the female comedic darling at the box office. But with "Tammy," McCarthy's star may be on the verge of burning out.
You have to hand it to her, though. She does have star power. And not only can McCarthy get fans in the seats, but it appears that she can get anyone to star in her movies, too. Susan Sarandon (who is only 24 years older than McCarthy, by the way) dons a bad gray wig to play granny. Her talent is wasted as Pearl as she ends up being nothing but McCarthy's sidekick. She's also forced to tell bad jokes, have "second base" sex in the back of a car with Gary Cole, and hold up a fast-food restaurant in a riff to the hit "Thelma and Louise." (Had the filmmakers used Sarandon and created something smart and sassy with the "Louise" reference that could have earned "Tammy" a few comic points. But, the writers blow this opportunity.)
McCarthy co-wrote the script with her husband, Ben Falcone, who also directs. Will Ferrell's name is listed as a producer. There are other A-listers in the film including Kathy Bates as Pearl's laid-back lesbian cousin, Lenore. Sandra Oh plays Lenore's younger girlfriend Susanne. Alison Janney shows up as Tammy's mom and Dan Aykroyd is her dad. Toni Collette plays the neighbor who is involved with Tammy's hubby. And Mark Duplass is Tammy's love interest.
McCarthy and Falcone ultimately need this team of actors to pull off their "been there, done that" script. Once again, McCarthy plays the sad sack with the salty tongue. The comedy never rises to any occasion and, in an effort to try to show McCarthy's depth in her first starring role, a sappy life lesson is plopped in (Bates has the task of delivering the fire and brimstone speech). Different shades of Tammy never surface. In fact, the movie is pretty much Tammy one note.
Falcone and McCarthy really could've made something good here, using McCarthy's gift of comic timing and the great cast they collection. Instead they resort to the typical road trip movie. How many times can one take off from a one-horse town, see the American landscape, and end up in a utopia of self discovery? Darn, if only real life was that easy. Perhaps I need a granny with a blue Cadillac and a wad of cash who wants to see Niagara Falls.
There are a few (and I mean a few) smart jokes (Tammy thinks Neil Armstrong is the cyclist who won the Tour de France) and granny has an interesting tale of sleeping with one of the Allman brothers. But like Tammy's watercraft crash, one of the many pratfalls in the film, this Fourth of July movie is a wash out.


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A group of Italian archaeologists have claimed to discover the mythical "Gate to Hell" in Turkey.
According to the Italian news agency ANSA, the team was working in the ancient Phrygian city of Hierapolis in southwestern Turkey when they located the Plutonium, or Pluto's Gate. This gate is famous for providing entryway to the underworld. Historic sources described the opening as filled with lethal mephitic vapors.
During a press conference, Francesco D'Andria, professor of classic archaeology at the University of Salento, announced that he found the gate as well as the remains of the temple, a pool used by pilgrims and a series of steps.
D'Andria said, "We could see the cave's lethal properties during the excavation. Several birds died as they tried to get close to the warm opening, instantly killed by the carbon dioxide fumes," according to Discovery News.


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South Africa has it all – cosmopolitan cities, snow-capped mountains, spectacular safaris. A multi-cultural nation, it has won its place in history. We have put together this guide to show you why South Africa should be your next holiday destination.
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Dishcrawl debuts March 6 with four-restaurant event
A company new to Milwaukee is applying the pub-crawl concept to restaurants. Dishcrawl's inaugural outing will take place March 6 downtown.
Dishcrawl will stop in at four restaurants — kept secret until the first is revealed to participants 48 hours before the event — to sample the food and meet either the chefs or the owners. The restaurants will be within walking distance. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Present Music gets up close with audience
The term chamber music means music that is written for a small ensemble. Back in the day, this usually meant few enough players to fit inside the private theater or salon in the home of a wealthy patron.
Present Music combined its long-standing mission of playing new music with the traditional idea of chamber music on Friday morning's "In the Chamber" program, performing contemporary chamber pieces in the sunny salon of a Terrace Ave. mansion. »Read Full Article
Checking into 'Fawlty Towers' a comic treat
That's the oft-repeated question asked by Manuel, the Barcelona native and frequently lost waiter in John Cleese and Connie Booth's "Fawlty Towers," one of television's great comedies. It was also my initial reaction when I heard that Carte Blanche would be staging three "Fawlty" episodes. »Read Full Article(2)
Reopened North Avenue Grill is doing up diner food
Bring on the burgers, breakfasts and fish fries: North Avenue Grill, 7225 W. North Ave., Wauwatosa, has reopened under its new owner with a more diner-oriented menu.
Mike Topolovich bought the business from Jon Anne Willow and Patti Wenzel about six weeks ago. It closed for a couple of weeks for the changeover (adding a deep-fryer to the kitchen, writing a new menu). »Read Full Blog Post
Han Solo to return in 'Star Wars VII'?
My heart beats just a little faster every time another nugget about the new "Star Wars VII" leaks. First it was the very word of a new film series. Then that J.J. Abrams would direct.
Then rumors about content - a series of stand-alone single-character films featuring young versions of Han Solo, Boba Fett or Yoda - began to swirl. »Read Full Blog Post(5)
Gordon Lightfoot to play Pabst Theater May 3
Singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot marks 50 years in music with a show at the Pabst Theater at 8 p.m. May 3.
The Canadian icon, whose catalog of hits includes "If You Could Read My Mind,""Carefree Highway,""Sundown" and "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald," is promising hits plus some deep cuts for longtime fans on the tour. »Read Full Article
Review: Making Fictions with Claire Stigliani
Claire Stigliani gives herself permission to love the things she shouldn't, the gratuitous pleasures of beauty, sex and girl-dom offered up by trashy TV and angsty Fiona Apple songs, among lots of other things.
Charlie Sheen pays for therapy dog for girl hurt in Dells amusement park accident
A Florida teenager who plummeted 100 feet from a Wisconsin Dells amusement park ride in 2010 is getting some help from actor Charlie Sheen.
Teagan Marti suffered brain, spine, pelvis and internal injuries when nets and air bags that were supposed to catch riders on the free-fall ride were not raised at Extreme World in Wisconsin Dells. She was paralyzed initially but through physical therapy is now able to walk with a walker. »Read Full Article(12)
Gary Allan on new songs, vocal surgery
When I talked to Gary Allan earlier this week, we covered more ground than was able to fit in the full feature that appears here on Tap Milwaukee. Here is more of the conversation we shared as he waited to make a Monday night appearance on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon." (Click here to watch his spot on the show.)
As Allan prepares to visit The Rave tonight, he discussed why he thought "Tough Goodbye," the lead song (co-written by Cedarburg native Josh Thompson) from his Billboard chart-topping new album, "Set You Free," would be the first single. He also talked about how a vocal cord operation that he underwent just before recording the album has made him feel like a whole new singer, and his approach to Nashville after spending his early years (starting at 12 years old) playing honky tonks and clubs in California's Bakersfield-inspired country music scene. »Read Full Blog Post
Beer dinner with top chefs on Feb. 25 will raise funds for veteran
The Best of Milwaukee Beer Dinners series -- which pairs food from top Milwaukee chefs with craft beer -- is back this month and raising funds for a badly injured veteran.
The veteran is a friend since childhood of Wolf Peach chef Daniel Jacobs. Sgt. Ed Matayka was severely injured in an IED blast in Afghanistan in 2010, which required the amputation of both legs. He also suffered a stroke as a result of the injuries. His rehabilitation continues, and he and his wife now are expecting twins. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Batter up
Fish fry peak is upon us, and Wisconsinites-- of all people-- know their fish fries. So we asked readers to name their fave fries, and in Weekend Cue Dining Critic Carol Deptolla rounds up the suggestions. Our roster of area church fish fries provides more options than you can shake a bread stick at. Find our Fish Fry Fest here, along with a map to help you discover the batter of your dreams.
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So with Valentine's Day nearly here, you've got it all figured out, right guys?
You've chosen the perfect gift that's you're sure is going to seal your spot in the boyfriend/husband Hall of Fame forever. Sure, there might be a couple Valentine's Day hiccups in your past, but what doesn't kill you makes you stronger and all that stuff, yeah?
But wait. What if you haven't learned?
How can you be sure your present will be met with adulation rather than an abhorrence that will send you straight to the couch for the night?
Before you give the woman of your dreams something along the lines of athletic socks or tickets to your favorite team's upcoming big game, stop, think it through and make sure your gift isn't one of the following worst Valentine's Day gifts ever ...
No. 5: Lingerie
Really, getting most any article of clothing for your significant other's Valentine's gift is a decision fraught with peril.
God help you if you choose the wrong size -- in either direction -- or choose something so hideous that even Snooki would have second thoughts about wearing it.
You might think you're making a grand romantic gesture, but, face it, it's more or less a gift for yourself. A good, thoughtful gift is supposed to be for her enjoyment, as much as if not more than yours, so no, that silky swatch of fabric from Frederick's of Hollywood that requires instructions for putting on just ain't going to cut it -- not this, or any, year.
If your Valentine is into lingerie, you're better off buying a gift certificate so she can go and spoil herself on your dime and get exactly what she wants. That way you'll both be happy.
No. 4: Anything that's really for yourself
Granted, that new Xbox game is beyond cool. With tons of action and eye-popping graphics, you can already see yourself slaying zombies and demons in your living room.
But unless your wife or girlfriend is a serious gamer, you better get out of electronics and hightail it to the jewelry counter.
That also goes for those new power tools, that sweet grill and that awesome framed "Cool Hand Luke" movie poster that you've had your eye on.
Any of those would prove a great Valentine's Day gift if your significant other is a female version of Bob Vila -- hopefully without the beard -- can't get enough of barbecuing or would have left you in a heartbeat for Paul Newman.
But if not, don't be that guy. Pretending that a gift you've gotten for yourself is really a romantic gesture doesn't sit well on any holiday, but it's a particularly bad Valentine's Day move.
No. 3: 'Helpful' gifts
Your Valentine might really need those jumper cables or that new vacuum cleaner, but don't expect them to jump excitedly in your arms when they open it up come Valentine's Day.
There are occasions that are perfect for helpful, useful, everyday gifts. Valentine's Day is not one of those occasions.
Yeah, it's a holiday we wouldn't be celebrating today if it weren't for the promotional efforts of jewelers, candy makers, greeting card companies and florists that stop just short of blackmail. But it's still a romantic holiday.
You want to pick out a gift that says "I love you" and "You're the most special person in the whole world to me," not, "Hey, the couch needs vacuuming under."
Put a little thought into your gift and it won't matter how much time or money spent on it, just that you were thinking of ways to show your love instead of your practical side.


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Angels Sunday Thoughts – of Homeruns, Teammates and Trips to the DL
In no particular order:
- Newflash, watching the Angels win is far, far better than the alternative and this week has certainly offered sufficient evidence of both outcomes to prove that theory.
- I think our offense has narcolepsy. They're awake, they're awake! Nope, they're down for the count again. Hey, they're awake! Whooops, not any more. But overall I do think they're getting better.
- Oh yeah, and Albert Pujols hit his first homerun in an Angels uniform today and we were…sitting in our living room watching it on TV.😉 Had you going there for a minute didn't I? But seriously, I am glad he hit it. I am thrilled that he got that monkey of the decidedly non rally variety off of his back. Now, hopefully everyone can stop fixating on the homeruns, especially Albert, and he can just get back to hitting his game. The rest will come…as long as he stops pressing like he was again on the very next at bat.
- On a semi related frivolous note, I suppose that now, even though he is absolutely not superstitious and shaving the goatee off had nothing to do with trying to change his luck, *nods – uh huh, we believe you Albert ;)* we'll be seeing a lot more of clean shaven Albert.
- The Angels' dugout reaction to the homerun was the funniest thing I have seen in a long time. In case you missed it, they didn't just give Pujols the silent treatment. The entire dugout, players, coaches, assistants, everyone, left the dugout and went back into the tunnel so that Albert was greeted with a ghost town after crossing the plate. He cracked up and ran into the tunnel after them and they all boiled out together, laughing, clapping him on the back and high fiving everyone in sight. It was beautiful, hilarious and touching! You are all great teammates!!
- These Blue Jays? They're pretty darned tough. The first pitch swinging – especially the connecting part – was really throwing our pichers off and those outfield arms are sick!
- What the heck was up with that Tim Welke call at first in the Rockies/Dodgers game? All I know is that all of those terrible old jokes about women and parallel parking must forever cease because rearranging the to match a punch line of "because Tim Welke says three feet away is that same thing as on the bag" would be much funnier.
- This was a terrible week for injuries. Obviously the most poignant was Mariano Rivera. Watching him tear up while talking to reporters about missing the season made me tear up. I don't think it's possible to be a baseball fan and not love and respect Mariano. My heart goes out to the Yankees family and I was so glad to hear that he will not retire because of the injury but plans to rehab for a return in 2013 instead.
- It's not nearly as serious or sad as Mariano, but the Angels temporarily lost the only two relievers who don't scare me on a regular basis to injury within the span of three pitches in the 9th inning today. Scott Downs injured his knee dodging a one out single and then LaTroy Hawkins broke a finger fielding the comebacker turned into game winning double play during the very next at bat.
- So, um, given the previous point, the next few series might be a little interesting, hopefully in the sense of enthralling and intriguing as opposed to the Hoban Washburne definition of 'Oh my god, oh my god, we're all going to die." My solution? *Adopts her best Lumbergh impression* Jered, Danny, Ervin? We're gonna need you to come back in and pitch in the 8th inning, okay. Oh, oh, and I almost forgot. Ahh, we're also gonna need you to go ahead and keep pitching in the 9th, too…" Seriously, it may be the only solution!
- No, I'm sure plenty of perfectly normal people mix that many references together in one thought. Why do you ask?
- Completely off topic, but you're used to that from me by now – I saw The Avengers this afternoon after the game and it rocks all socks, stripy and/or otherwise, everywhere. No worries, there will be no spoilers here. But let me just say that I have been jonesing for The Avengers movie ever since the teaser end of Iron Man before Samuel L. Jackson uttered word one, standing there in the unmistakable Nick Fury eye patch with all of my Heinlein reading, Star Wars loving, Hitchhiker's quoting, former comics devouring, pair of 10-D carrying geek girl's heart. So the bar was high and I still think the movie turned out to be everything a comic book action movie should be.
- I'm on Twitter now. Yep, I finally broke down and decided that 'everyone else is doing it' was as good an excuse as any. I've found some of you so far. If you like tweeting with fellow bloggers, please come find me at @SimpleGame.🙂
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Nice silent treatment for Albert. That made me chuckle, and I don't think I've chuckled (NOT EVEN ONCE) about anything regarding Albert since January. I think we all needed that.
Not even once over his troubles, Jeff? You're a better person than I might have been in reversed roles. Glad the goofiness was theraputic for all. It was really funny.
— Kristen
Looks like I'm going to have to ride the wave of positive reviews and see the Avengers. Oh, nice series by the way. Pujols just looks way too tense at the plate…the only way I can describe it is this time when I forgot how to throw a frisbee after knowing how for so many years, and I was just so perplexed until like the next few days when I got it back. Hopefully he can get back to his normal self so you guys can go back to bashing the oth–I mean legitimately bad contract on your team, Vernon Wells.😉
Enjoy! It's a fun flick. I agree, Mike. Waaay too tense at the plate, especially becuase every now and then you catch a glimpse of him relaxed at the plate, but only for a pitch or two. Yeah, ugh, Vernon.😛
— Kristen
Kristen-The silent treatment for Albert is classic, especially them taking it one step further. Oh, the Avengers movie…I need to get the kids to that asap. I was reading Cap and the Avengers when I was younger, and have been waiting for this movie, too. I've even unboxed the comics from the 80's for the kids to read! I'll definatley follow you on twitter, should be fun! @MinorBaseball
Thanks for following me, Mike! I think you and then kids will all enjoy the movie. Stay through all the credits until the lights come up, if the kids can manage it. You'll be glad you did.🙂
— Kristen
I can't believe I'm about to do this, but I'm going to paraphrase A-Rod's quote on the Pujols. It was something along the lines of "With interleague play, people underestimate how hard it is to transition leagues. Pitchers have an inherent advantage facing a hitter for the first time, and I don't care how many scouting reports you read, you're going to have to face the pitchers 2 or 3 times before you're comfortable facing him. He might be having some trouble now, but I expect him to hit HRs in bunches once he gets that first one." Let me remind you, this is A-Rod that is coming to Pujols' defense. Granted, A-Rod has never switched leagues, but he knows a thing or two about hitting.
Hmmmm, interesting. I wonder how A-Rod would explain Prince Fielder then. Oops. Let's just be honest and say he is pressing under the weight of his contract.
I do think when he really gets past this, the home runs will come in bunches, Mateo, but I think any issues switching leagues should be tapering off right now. I think he's stressed and pressing. His swing doesn't always look like his swing and he's chasing pitches he usually wouldn't. But issues switchign lleagues may have contributed to the pressure that lead to the pressing at the plate.
— Kristen


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We were forewarned well in advance and knew we might not be able to rely on those funding streams, Gossens said.
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Experts say its too early to define with any precision the impact of sequestration on individual school districts in Vermont. Federal appropriations to public education vary annually, based on demographic trends.
But according to Bill Talbott, deputy education secretary, the state could experience a reduction in federal assistance of roughly 5 percent. And based on the latest allocation formula, that would see an $85 million federal appropriation cut by nearly $5 million.
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Weve followed this from its inception, in terms of the idea of sequestration, going back a year, and we built budgets anticipating it could happen, Castle said. So we made reductions across the board for areas we fund with federal dollars.
The biggest hit will come in so-called Title I funding, where about two-thirds of the federal cuts will be focused. Castle said those dollars are often used for programs geared toward children in poverty.
Castle, whose district includes six elementary schools and one high school, said hes even more concerned about cuts to special education, which, according to Talbott, could amount to as much as $1.3 million statewide.
Thats an area where programmatically, we still need to provide the same level of services whether the federal funding is there or not, Castle said. So it means we have to assume a higher percentage of those costs.
A state-by-state analysis by the National Education Association concluded that the cuts could result in more than 50 job losses in Vermont.
Gossens, however, said she doesnt anticipate layoffs in her supervisory union.
Nationally were hearing talk about shortened school days and swelling class sizes, but thats not the impact youll see in local schools, she said. We might see a squeeze on things like professional development, but Im not anticipating teacher layoffs.
Castle said the problem will become far more pronounced if the cuts continue into the next fiscal year.
The concern really is if sequestration was to hold long term, and move into fiscal year 2015, Castle said. And that could impact a lot of direct services in our school, but primarily our funding for early education.
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1 1/2 tsp. minced garlic
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
1/2 cup finely chopped cilantro, plus more for garnish if desired
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