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Joseph T. Klempner is a mystery writer who learned about the seedy side of life as a former undercover agent for the Federal Bureau of Narcotics (now the Drug Enforcement Agency) and later as a defense attorney fighting injustice in New York City criminal courtrooms. He is the author of Felony Murder, Flat Lake in Winter, and Fogbound.
Flat Lake in Winterby Joseph T. Klempner
Deep in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains sits a mansion, its image reflected perfectly on the still water of Flat Lake. Inside that estate are the savagely murdered bodies of a wealthy elderly couple.
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Deep in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains sits a mansion, its image reflected perfectly on the still water of Flat Lake. Inside that estate are the savagely murdered bodies of a wealthy elderly couple.
All evidence points to Jonathan - their mentally handicapped twenty-eight-year-old grandson - but Matt Fielder, his appointed defense lawyer, isn't convinced. While Fielder is pretty sure Jonathan committed the killings, Jonathan's childlike understanding of the world renders it nearly impossible for him to have done it out of greed or malice. Now Fielder must fight the prosecution's campaign for the death penalty, but as he scours Jonathan's past for anything that will help their case, he uncovers a cache of dark family secrets that turn the case in a shocking and unexpected new direction.
When his first novel, Felony Murder, was published, Publishers Weekly called Klempner "a writer to watch." Now, Klempner is better than ever - that rare novelist with both an insider's knowledge of the world he writes about, and a talent for intelligent, compelling storytelling.
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A man who is but a boy in his mind is accused of murdering his grandparents. The problem is he does not remember doing it. He is mentally challenged. His attorney, Matt Fielding, happens to be a pit bull when comes to questions and evidence. Over the course of removing the death penalty ftom this case he happens upon info the suggests that his clent did not commit the gruesome murders. Difficult to put the book down.
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What do you mean? The sport app?
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I doubt you could make it work with the nike device because you would need to comepletely re-write the app, or do some major mods to the ipod one.
but what if you made an app that used the accelerometer? like a way advanced version of pedometer.app
This would be cool, I used to have the Nike+ thing on my old ipod nano and thought it was pretty good. Now its going to no use since I dont have the nano. But as berky93 said, ud have to really change it to make it work with the wireless adaptor that goes in your shoe.
Nike and Ipod should bring an official one out i reckon that works with the Touch. I'm guessing they wont though seeing as many people are unlikely to run with the Touch in their pocket/on their arm.
Doubt an app will happen
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By Olly Wehring | 27 April 2004
Following a frantic bidding war, the Californian wine producer, Golden State Vintners, was acquired last week by fellow US wine concern, The Wine Group. Olly Wehring takes a look back over the last two weeks and reviews the winning deal.
The buyout battle for California's Golden State Vintners (GSV) has been one of the biggest stories in the wine industry so far this year. The issue was finally settled last week after The Wine Group (TWG) emerged victorious from a hotly-contested scrimmage that also involved GSV's chief executive and the world's largest wine group Constellation, evidence of quite how highly GSV is rated as a wine commodity.
Over-inflated wine acquisitions have dominated wine trade headlines in recent years, but many of GSV's attributes suggest it actually warrants the hype. It not only lays claim to be the largest outsourcing supplier of premium wine to the California wine business, with a total production of around 12m cases, but it also owns about 9,000 acres of vineyards.
The bidding war for GSV started in early-March, when the company announced that it had agreed to a bid from the O'Neill Acquisition Company, led by GSV's CEO Jeffrey O'Neill, for an initial bid of US$6.85 per share.
This was simply the beginning of what turned into a very colourful few weeks. Nine days later TWG, rated by Wine Business Monthly as the third biggest wine company in the US, countered O'Neill's offer by upping the ante to $7.25 per share. At the same time, GSV had to deal with disgruntled shareholders who threatened to take the company to court to have the O'Neill deal nullified.
With the ball back in O'Neill's court, only a week went by before it was smashed straight back at TWG. This time, the O'Neill group matched TWG's offer, and sat back as GSV accepted its offer.
It was the catalyst for some heated exchanges. David B. Kent, CEO at TWG came out fighting. "GSV's announcement (that it had accepted O'Neill's offer) made a point of noting that (our) offer was not subject to a financing condition," he said at the time. "But the merger agreement approved … by GSV's board with the O'Neill Group is still subject to a financing condition. If their financing does not come together, for whatever reason, the stockholders of GSV are left with no liquidity event.
"We don't understand how a properly functioning board of directors, when presented with our offer, can agree to a transaction that is contingent on the ability of a newly-formed company to raise such a substantial amount of money," Kent reasoned. "The Wine Group's offers to acquire GSV have never been conditioned on financing. We have concluded that under these circumstances it does not make sense for The Wine Group to bid against itself."
In other words, game, set and match to O'Neill, with TWG taking its ball home, or so it seemed.
However, two weeks later, TWG were back again with an improved offer, this time offering $7.75 a share. If things were complicated before, they were about to get a whole lot more interesting, as the new TWG bid prompted Constellation to weigh in on O'Neill's side, by helping the CEO finance a bid of $7.80 per share.
One final twist was yet to come, however, with TWG surpassing O'Neill's Constellation-assisted bid, by offering $8.25 per share, which valued the company at $111m. This final bid was accepted by GSV's board late last week.
So what has TWG bought for its US$111m? Formed in the early-1980s, GSV prides itself on being the largest outsourcing supplier of premium wines to the branded wine industry, through its five regional wineries in California. As such, it is the premier supplier of wine to many of California's leading branded wineries, including Constellation, Diageo, Mondavi, Trinchero, and Fetzer.
According to Wine Business Monthly, GSV's total volume is roughly equivalent to 12m cases, making it about the fifth largest US wine company in total volume. The company owns 9,000 acres of varietal grape vineyards. GSV also produces wine under its own brands, which account for about 10% of its total production.
John McLaren, the UK director for the Wine Institute of California, sums up GSV's position in Californian wine perfectly: "GSV is held in quite some affection by the Californian wine industry. You'd have to be if you supplied so many Californian wine companies," he told just-drinks.
Robert Nicholson, the principal of International Wine Associates, a merger and acquisition specialist, offers a look at the company's attractive position going forward: "GSV is one of the most effective service providers in the Californian wine industry," he says. "Their facilities vary from bulk wine processing to smaller, high-quality winemaking facilities. Although they did very well in the 1990s, GSV suffered leaner times after they went public (in July 1998), but they are now well-positioned to continue on an upward growth trend. GSV has very good production assets to offer the Californian wine industry."
Such a bidding war often leads to over-inflated prices but in this case observers believe otherwise. "It's still a bargain," Jon Fredrikson, president of the Wine Institute of California, told just-drinks. "GSV has valuable wineries and licences, with an array of ongoing global business relationships."
It is how TWG now manages those relationships, with many companies that are effectively its competitors, that looks set to be of greatest concern to California's wine industry and is perhaps why Constellation backed O'Neill.
In the 12 months to December 2003, GSV was California's largest bulk wine exporter. That TWG has successfully acquired such a sizeable business will certainly be a concern to its competitors and GSV's customers. "From an international perspective, if TWG were to prevail, then GSV's international wine relationships would change," Nicholson said before TWG's bid was accepted.
McLaren expands on what he believes may be TWG's motivation. "TWG probably wants to sit in the middle of the spider's web of supplying everyone," McLaren says. "By buying GSV, this is the obvious route to doing this."
The temptation may be there to absorb at least some of GSV's capacity into TWG's own brands, instead of carrying on with business as usual. John McLaren is quick to point out, however, that it may be unwise to tamper with GSV's strengths. "GSV is very consumer-led, as opposed to most Californian wine companies who tend to be product-led," he told just-drinks. "GSV is not led by any specific brand, so it can respond more easily to demand."
As the dust settles on the bidding war and TWG makes its plans for GSV clear, quite why this battle became so frantic will no doubt become more apparent. It will certainly be entertaining to watch developments unfold from the sidelines.
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A multi-story music building, complete with a public café, innovative theater space and extensive music library, is under construction near the corner of St. Botolph and Gainsborough Streets.
Work is in progress on the New England Conservatory (NEC)'s Student Life and Performance Center (SLPC). The $85 million facility – more than $62 million of which has already been funded through donations – will house dormitories, a dining hall, performance spaces, a library and multiple practice rooms of varying sizes.
The building is intended to provide conservatory students with additional access to services they need in a way that strengthens their community, according to Carol Phelan, vice president of marketing and communications for NEC.
"We feel we have an extraordinary campus among students here, but we feel they somewhat have to find it themselves," Phelan said. "They find and nurture each other in spite of not having great gathering space, so we wanted to provide the space to make that stronger."
Construction began this spring after the NEC Board of Trustees gave final approval, according to a press release from Feb. 25. Work is scheduled to conclude in the fall of 2017, coinciding with the institution's 150-year anniversary.
The SLPC is the first new construction at the school since 1959. Currently, the NEC campus spans four buildings clustered around the area where the SLPC is being built.
"The Student Life and Performance Center will transform the life of NEC students, faculty, staff and the community," Kennett Burnes, chair of the NEC board of trustees, said in the press release. "This is a dynamic moment in time for NEC."
Through multiple years of master planning sessions, administrators, professors and students made it clear they wanted to expand NEC, according to Phelan.
"Desperation for more space was the primary motivation," Phelan said.
However, the school has no plans to increase its enrollment beyond the current 750-student population. Instead, 252 new beds in the residential part of the SLPC will allow more students to live on campus instead of elsewhere in the city.
The SLPC will also feature several types of practice and performance rooms. In addition to individual and small ensemble spots, there will be a full orchestra rehearsal space and a combined opera studio and black-box theater that will be adaptable to different performance types.
"[The new space] has had a really galvanizing effect on everyone," Phelan said. "I think it's because there will be more production opportunity… A black box gives particularly the jazz and opera departments a lot more flexibility."
Local musicians and community members will likely have some access to the new building – possibly via the dining facilities that will be located on the SLPC's first floor – although those details have yet to be determined, according to Phelan.
NEC students expressed mixed feelings about the potential benefits of the SLPC.
"Students are excited to ambivalent [about the new building]," Katie Martucci, a senior student in the school's contemporary improvisation program, said. "We do need more facilities and practice rooms."
Martucci added that she was often forced to practice in lobbies and hallways when official spaces were full.
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Echoing Martucci, first-year graduate student Ethan Lobenstine said the lack of available practice rooms negatively impacts the student body. Improvements would be welcome, he said, though the SLPC won't open while he's still at the conservatory.
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Ultimately, though, Lobenstine expressed confidence the SLPC would be a boon for students.
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Most advertising I see contains a healthy dose of empty verbiage like the above. They do nothing to achieve the purpose of the marketing piece. They don't move people to action. They tell the customer nothing useful.
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This issue of the Journal for the Association for History and Computing (JAHC) marks a period of transitions: transition from one editor to another, of the journal from one platform to another, and of the profession from one era into the next. So, appropriately, this issue looks back on the history of the journal and where both it and the profession may be heading in the future.
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David Staley, formerly executive director of the Association, discusses the philosophy behind many of Jeffrey's observations. "Open Access" was and is still an important philosophical issue underlying much of how electronic material continues to be published, and "JAHC and Open-Access Publishing" helps us to understand how early e-journal publishers thought about those processes, many of which are still relevant ten years later.
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OK, Martin, why don't you start off by talking a little about yourself—tell me who you are and how you first got into punk.
My very first exposure to punk was in 1977. My next-door neighbor was an art student, and he became punk overnight—like crazy Sid Vicious punk—overnight. I had just seen something about punk on the news, and all of a sudden one day he shows up—he's got a punk rock girlfriend, a Sid Vicious look head-to-toe, messy hair and spiked jacket and harnesses and boots—the whole Vivenne Westwood type of thing. They looked amazing, like the most outrageous thing in the world. He played some music for me; I didn't understand it at all. I was just a skater kid, and I was just thinking, "That is the most fucked up thing I've ever seen." But it was also cool, because he was the nicest guy in the world. This had to be '77. So that was my first exposure, and I had a positive impression of it, but I didn't understand it at all. It was just too crazy. And I was probably just a little too young to get into it, you know? Later on, when hardcore came out in the early '80s, it all made sense. It was kind of connected through skateboarding. Punk and hardcore kind of fused for me, being young and in Southern California where everything was happening. It was like, "This is it!"
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San Diego.
You got into hardcore when hardcore pretty much started, so what was your first show? What was that experience like?
It was a local San Diego show, just San Diego punk bands.
Do you remember who played?
No. I remember seeing Black Flag early on, and that was life-changing. It was crazy. Southern California was really violent at the time, but we were young, so it all kind of made sense, but at the same time it was really sketched-out, you know? So it had this crazy energy, really exciting, really underground, really small, really young, youthful, violent. Rebellious in all the right ways. You know, when you get older, you over-think everything, everything's theory and process. This was full-on energy, Southern California hardcore punk rock. It was scary too, but in a good way. It just defined you immediately. Everyone that you were friends with didn't like you anymore, you know, because you were a "punk rock faggot." I think that was my name for most of the rest of high school.
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June 24th, 2015 by Layla
This originally ran in MRR #307, December 2008, this issue is sold out
In the few years the Homostupids have been around, they've grabbed the harrowing task of deconstructing rock 'n' roll by the balls, diving head first into a tiff with our venerated verse/chorus/verse conservatism, asserting themselves as perhaps the best purveyors of an entirely counterintuitive brand of aggressive music that they haven't even gotten their heads around yet—in the process paving their way to leaving a pretty significant stain on underground punk of the '00s. This interview was conducted at Steve's marvelous summer home after a night of burgers and bowling in the mistake by the lake. Tape recorder in one hand and mixed drink in the other, this is what became of our discussion of Cleveland's finest. Now go out and buy all their fuckin' records. Intro and interview by Brandon Gaffney.
MRR: So, the Homostupids. A lot of people like you guys, despite your always insisting that you're a real shitty act. Any thoughts? Are we a bunch of retards?
Steve: I think you are a retard. How do you like that? Our band is great. Of course a lot of people like our band, our band is very good. All of our records are better than most other bands' records.
MRR: Last time I was in Cleveland you told me that your band's forte is the dialectic of simplicity and complexity, that they're one and the same. Fingers connected to the same palm—you know, all that LSD bullshit. You think it's people's ability to paint their own understanding of such simple, caveman music?
Steve: Hang on there, I was supposed to call our guitar player Josh when we started the interview. Hang on a sec and I'll put him on speakerphone so we can all talk. [speaking into phone] Hi, Josh?
Josh: Lemme call you back.
Steve: Alright, forget that for now. What were you asking? Something about LSD, right? Stay away from the stuff. Bad for your body. How does the song go? "Don't do drugs, be a hero not a zero, drugs are no good, get 'em out the neighborhood." Is that what you're talking about? 'Cause that other shit you said doesn't make any sense.
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Blast From the Past: Brilliant Colors
June 20th, 2015 by Layla
This originally ran in MRR 319 / December 2009 you can pick it up here
Brilliant Colors was formed in 2007 by Jess Scott, inspired equally by old Postcard 45s, the Shop Assistants, and early '80s San Francisco lesbian separatist punks, Wilma. Several line up changes ensued, documented by two 7"s on the Make a Mess and Captured Tracks labels, but now the line up is final, with Jess on guitar and vocals, Diane on drums, and Michelle on bass. There's a forthcoming LP on Slumberland which is worth investigation if you are intrigued by that mysterious post-punk girl sound… Plus Michelle is the touring guitarist for the Slits!
Interview by Layla Gibbon.
MRR: Brilliant Colors has existed in various forms for a while now, and this current line up is the first time it has really felt like more than just the Jess Scott experience-do you wanna talk about the many mutations of Brilliant Colors?
Jess: I've been at a computer for eight hours, then had a tall boy. I'm not exactly at the mental peak right now. I guess there've been a shit ton of people. Two or three bassists, two or three drummers…
MRR: So you're basically Spinal Tap
Jess: Yeah. We got together, me and Michelle maybe a year ago, and Diane came just after New Years of this year. All of our recorded stuff so far is from the two original people, from late 2007, so it's actually pretty old. Now there's new stuff, which features this line up.
MRR: Do you feel like…
Jess: No. I don't feel.
MRR: How do you feel about the older line-ups compared to now?
Jess: It was just really random. It was just my friends, whoever was around kind of, and then…
MRR: Did you write together?
Jess: No, I have always written everything until now, I feel like we've moved beyond that now. But basically I wrote songs, then I got a band together. I finally found people who wanted to play music more than like, "Spring Break!" or whatever.
MRR: All of you have been playing music for a while, what was the first band you were in, or more how did you start playing music?
Michelle: The first band I was in was in New York with my friend Phil, who was in this band called the Nurse, and Matt who plays in Matt and Kim now.
Diane: You could be famous right now!
Michelle: I could be famous! We all got boyfriends and girlfriends, and then the band broke up. Then I came out here and played in this band…
MRR: But you also play in the Slits right?
Michelle: Yeah
Jess: Don't be modest-you are in the Beatles right?
Michelle: Jen and Shell from Shellshag set up a tour to South by Southwest with them, and the Slits' guitarist backed out at the last minute, so they called everyone that they knew that played guitar, and I was the one that said yes. Suckers! No, seriously, that sounds mean. It was actually really fun, it was stressful but it was fun—it wasn't like a tour I'd ever done before. Normal tour for me is sleeping on floors, eating out of dumpsters, rather than like staying in hotels and having a per diem, showering… Sitting in a car, navigating with an iPhone…
Jess: This was in the seventies right? (Laughter) Speaking of which, I saw this thing online, where you can listen to music, last.fm, I don't know what it is, but I was trying to find Brilliant Colors videos from this fest we played. So I clicked on this page, and people had left comments, "Listening… Don't like!" and someone had left this comment, "Wow you guys look really good for being from the early '80s." I was trying to think of what they could be talking about, Brilliant Corners maybe? I was laughing, like how could someone possibly think something like that, I wasn't even born then. It must be the hair gel…
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Blast From the Past: Necro Hippies
June 19th, 2015 by Layla
This originally ran in MRR #324, May 2010 which is out of print.
Necro Hippies bring angsty middle school notebook scrawlings to life, blasting the dust off your snotty hardcore records into the eyes of the Internet Age. Stinging proof that not only did punk never die, it was born again yesterday, fully formed as the straight-ahead assault they bring, forged out of the slag heap of the eighties and nineties, equal parts fuzzy sludge and Fizzy Lifting Drink. Drawing their vital alienation from the boozy nether-regions of New Orleans' Bywater, from the slime at the bottom of the bus-tray, the stray onion ring that saves the day, they hate their jobs, but they will continue to do them for as long as rent's due; for now, for changing your order, they hate you. Half of them have Germs tattoos. Guess who.
Interview by Nathan Tempey
MRR: Candice, where are you from?
Candice: Arizona.
Chris: That's a lie.
Josh: I'm from Florida.
Chris: I am from Mandeville. (white people stronghold across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans)
MRR: Woah. (laughter)
Phil: Those are my problems… (laughter) Mandeville.
Chris: Slash Slidell
Phil: I've lived in New Orleans for twelve years.
MRR: Yeah, you can say from New Orleans.
Phil: New Orleans.
MRR: Nah, you're from the North Shore.
Chris: He's from Mandeville.
Phil: From New Orleans.
MRR: More or less. And how did you all come together as a band?
Candice: Phil was my manager.
Phil: I worked with Candice in, uh…
Candice: The application asked what magazines I read and I wrote that I like to read Maximum Rocknroll…
MRR: For what job?
Candice: For a job at Urban Outfitters. (laughter)
Josh: And Chris was my roommate at the time. He started drumming for them and told me they needed a bass player.
Chris: Phil and I had been playing for a long time before Candice came in.
Candice: And we started out with Phil on drums. And I was playing these weirdo songs.
Chris: It worked out 'cause I'm a really bad guitar player.
Candice: No you were playing bass, I was playing guitar.
Chris: Oh, yeah. No you're a bad guitar player, that's what it was.
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UPDATE (4:04 p.m.): There is still a game, according to sources. Here is the lineup:
Rollins (SS) / Victorino (CF) / Utley (2B) / Howard (1B) / Ibanez (LF) / Werth (RF) / Feliz (3B) / Coste (C) / Moyer (SP)
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I hope it is called, and called before i drive down there. Nothing is worse then getting to CBP and setting there durning a 1 hour rain delay in the cold.
I go to Villanova and we were supposed to be taking a tour of CBP then going to the game, and that was rescheduled so I am assuming the game is off.
I agree with Ed, the worst is paying for parking then sitting in the cold rain for an hour before they tell you the game will be rescheduled. I checked weather.com and it says 100% probability of thunderstorms and rain from 7 PM until Midnight
Is there a certain time that they try to make a decision by? I am going to the game tonight, and although I am a die hard, I'll be damned if I am going to sit in the bone-numbing rain and then have it called off even before the first pitch.
It looks as though the game could be rescheduled for Thursday July 23. Both teams have an off day. The Phillies are at home, and the Padres will be between series with the Nats and the Mets. A stop in Philly would be convenient, and the weather should be perfect.
You know how this works… they'll put it off as long as possible, hopefully draw some people to pay for parking and sit at Mcfadden's and then call it off an hour before game time. It's not really raining that hard right now…
I am just wondering if the phillies didn't win last year, say they lost in the first round or second . would they have resign Moyer, would they have moved brett, and durbin. some of the players we got I really didn't want back like Blanton, ibanez {who so far has made me wrong] Myers, Durbin, who I thought was losing it in the second half.
If they had not won, I think that resigning Moyer would have been a very low priority. He wasn't great down the stretch (pre-postseason) and I think that they would have been more eager to make a run at a guy like Derek Lowe.
Moving Myers would have been extremely difficult, given the economic climate.
Durbin's reasonably priced… when he's doing well… stats support your statement (lost it in the second half) but he was great, for the most part, in 2008. I doubt that they would have let him go.
Regardless of the outcome in '08, I think that P the B was (you can clown on me if this is an inappropriate usage) "Outta Here." I think that Ibanez was on Gillick's radar and Gillick's influence was probably the main reason why he's here… if we don't win a championship, maybe Amaro doesn't feel as much pressure to follow his advice.
As it stands, you don't rebuild young championship team… once the Marlins realize that you don't win 150 games in a season, and once our starters settle in, we should be in good shape. This team is built to win.
I HIGHLY doubt that they will cancel the game before game-time… They make so much money from people paying for parking and concessions, that they won't say the game is cancelled until the last possible moment. They want people packing that stadium, game or no game.
It is pouring in NYC, so if this storm is headed south, there won't be a game in Philly tonight.
Looks like it's going to be spotty (as in going from 30% – 80% – 50% later)… maybe we'll have a game, and then wait till the Padres tie it up, and then call it 😉
mikemike, how can you say you don't like blanton when he's been one of the most consistent starters and hadn't lost a game for the phils until last week? seriously… what you're saying about moyer makes plenty of sense, i love the guys character btu he should be on the coaching staff, not on the mound, but blanton? he's going to be a consistent starter who will occasionally throw gems… where do people get these crazy ideas about sending cole to the minors and getting "rid" of a consistent ML starter…
one more thing i'd like to add, this is still early april, look at the lines of some of the most heralded starters and you'll notice a pattern, lester , hamels, sabathia, all struggling in their first few starts, if you think they will pitch like that all year you are dead wrong.
I know Blanton was 10-0 last year. but his numbers aren't that good. I believe he isn't that good, just my opinion.
Rain doesn't head south to Philly except in strange weather events, Griffin. It comes from the west or south. And it's POURING in Harrisburg. I was going to try to get out of work between now and 4:00 to go, but I'd just be bringing the rain along.
By the way what is the policy on rain outs, if you have a ticket and the game is reschudled. Do you exchange for another game. If so with most games near sellouts,what is the seating arrangement if they don't have what you payed for and have to sit in lesser seats, do you get refund.
Thanks Jeff, after I posted it I thought I might have screwed it up. Unfortunately from your weather report it doesn't sound as if there will be a game tonight.
According to weather.com, it's 45% at 7pm, 45% at 8pm, 40% at 9pm, then shoots up to 80% at 10pm.
The forecast is a little better than a while ago, though.
and it just changed from 80% to 60% at 10pm. Definitely looking better.
Still raining in Harrisburg – 4 hours solid so far. Maybe the rain here will go north of Philly. Anyone know what Lancaster weather is looking like?
Plus, if you look at the radar map, looks like the worst is almost over… Maybe some intermittent rain here and there but doesn't look like it would be enough to cancel.
I'm sure this does NOT answer your question:
A game becomes official after 4 1/2 innings if the Phillies lead. Otherwise five full innings must be completed before it is considered a regulation game. If a game is stopped before that time or postponed before it starts, rainchecks (original ticket) will apply as follows:
In case of a game being played as part of split (day/night) doubleheader, the raincheck (original ticket) will be valid for entry to the rescheduled game only.
In the case of a postponement and the game is unable to be rescheduled or rescheduled onto an existing game (thereby creating a traditional doubleheader) the rain check (original ticket) may be exchanged for a ticket of equal or lesser value to a future game at either the Advance Ticket Windows or through the mail, up to 60 days into the following baseball season. A raincheck is void after one legal game of a doubleheader.
For the most up-to-date weather and game information, fans are encouraged to listen to KYW 1060 or WPHT 1210.
A storm is "scheduled" for today Tim? How do you know, have you spoken with God about his schedule? If so, could you have him pencil me in for winning the lottery tonight?
I heard a storm is forecast for today.
Rain just lightened up here – not so much a downpour as steady light rain – and the sky looks more white and less grey. This is, no doubt, because I decided not to go. The Phillies should thank me.
no way they play this game. i'd bet my life on it
Way to nitpick for no reason, Evan.
Then you go ahead and tie in "God" with the lottery. Good work.
/done speaking about religion
how about ryan howard. i dont think anyone expected him to carry an above .300, even if it is only 11 games. There has been a lot of credit thrown Ibanez's way(which is well deserved), but how bout some love for the big man. As well as the hitting, his fielding has been immeasurably better. Hopefully, he keeps it up.
They should refund the parking. That is a disgrace. What I would love to see from baseball. Start the season May 1. Play only 130 games which is still alot. No reason to play in the cold weather. Thats not baseball.
The yanks-athletics game has been postponed. The game could get underway, but if there's gonna be a delay at the start or during the game just cancel it, we play rest of the week just reschedule it for another day.
This is an old posting to mlb.com, but look in the middle of the second paragraph. I think it's wrong to do it this way when the weather is obviously bad, and yes, the last paragraph seems to contradict the second paragraph:
Phillies 2006 Rain Policy
The Phillies, adhering to Major League Baseball guidelines, make every possible effort to play games on the scheduled dates.
Many factors are taken into consideration when there is potential for a game to be canceled (such as rescheduling, team travel plans, etc.). Since it's the Phillies desire to play every game at its original time and date, ************postponement decisions are not usually made until gametime at the earliest (special, extenuating circumstances may dictate otherwise). Fans are encouraged to arrive as planned.***********
Again, the Phillies will make every effort to play the games on the scheduled date. If a decision has been made to cancel a game, phillies.com will report this as soon as possible.
Reporting a decision to cancel a game on Phillies.com "as soon as possible" doesn't help much if it's past start time and you are already at the game.
Just saw on Comcast Daily News Live that the Phillies game has been cancelled
DNL just reported game is postponed.
Yup, game is postponed.
Phillies game just got cancelled according to daily news live
i just called cbp and they said its off and they will not be playing tonight
Well, that sucks! More off days! wohooo!
Hope they don't show that memorial service tonight to fill in time. I cried like a baby when they played bridge over troubled water and each player touch his casket.


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