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Grady Fuson: As we start right now, no, but we'll see how it goes and what the various crews we have and the depth at each level. Right now, we have about six or seven candidates on all four teams fighting for five spots.
Where do you expect to see Adys Portillo pitch this year, and do you believe there is a chance he could end up on the fast track to Fort Wayne next year?
Grady Fuson: I wouldn't consider it a fast track mainly because of the talent that he possesses. We plan to have him in extended this year and with a shot to be in Eugene at the end of the summer. I certainly could see him in Fort Wayne next year, but we are going to take it one step at a time.
The past few years you have skipped players a level, particularly from Eugene to Lake Elsinore with a lot of success. What goes into the thought process of whether or not to do this with a particular prospect?
Grady Fuson: We have an idea of what could happen pretty much right when we draft a player, especially a college kid with some polish. You know you are talking about guys that have played in some major conferences before thousands of people, in the Cape League on Team USA and so on. If we believe they have done well in the Northwest League and then instructs then, yeah, they can usually handle the competition in the Cal League. As you know, we've had some success with players like (Chad) Huffman, (Matt) Antonelli, (Eric) Sogard, (Wade) LeBlanc and others.
What kind of positional battles for who plays at a particular level are you expecting to work itself out this spring?
Grady Fuson: As I said earlier, we have some depth at starting pitching but there certainly are some position battles going on now. In Lake Elsinore, we have quite few guys competing for playing time in the outfield with Danny Payne, Brad Chalk, Luis Durango, Sawyer Carroll and Blake Tekotte. Third base at the A-ball level you have quite a few with James Darnell and Logan Forsythe combined with Rayner Contreras and Justin Baum also competing. In the middle of the infield we have Lance Zawadzki, who has been hurt so far, but we think he could have a big year. Cole Figueroa is very polished, and I think we may see Drew Cumberland back in Fort Wayne where he can play every day along with Jeudy Valdez. I really like (Beamer) Weems at shortstop too; he is our most polished defensive player.
Looking back to the instructional league last year, whose work were you most pleased with?
Grady Fuson: Danny Payne really stood out; especially when you consider that he missed most of the year. Brian Joynt, who was never really on the map, has put himself on the map with how hard he has worked and improved his game.
What hitter and pitcher have you targeted to have a breakout 2009 campaign and why? Last year you picked Sogard, so you have a decent track record.
Grady Fuson: The first guy that comes to mind is Chad Huffman who had some ups and downs as you know in San Antonio last year. He didn't play well in the Arizona Fall League, but I think he learned from that and has really come on in the big league camp. Now he's going to be in Portland, but I think being in a different ballpark could really help him. I like Jaff Decker quite a bit this year in Fort Wayne, but I don't think that is much of a surprise to anyone.
If I had to pick someone to really come on this year it would probably be Blake Tekotte.
For pitchers Wade LeBlanc has so much more talent than he has shown right now. It's just a question of him getting back on track with his fastball command.
Right now, I would probably pick Anthony Bass who can be a little erratic, but he has a nice combination of pitches that when he puts them all together could be pretty good. He's a little scattered right now, but he is a competitor.
At the A-ball level the pitchers seem to have more "stuff" or in layman's terms they throw harder than their counterparts at the Double-A level and above. Was this by design or have some of the injuries to Tim Stauffer and Cesar Carrillo caused this?
Grady Fuson: That is a good question. When you go back to the drafts that we had in '05 and '06 some of the guys that we drafted threw harder than they do now. Josh Geer has been slightly losing velocity each year since we took him out of Rice. When we drafted him he threw in the high-80s and was touching 90, and now it is around the mid-80s. Do we know the reason behind it? No. But has he become a better pitcher? Yes. He's never been injured until he has a little bit of an elbow problem at the end of last year, so that could or could not be the cause of it.
LeBlanc out of college was an 88 to 91 mph lefty with a changeup that was off the charts, but now he has kind of settled in a little lighter. There are differences between the college game and what we do in the pros, both in the workloads and the type of game.
On the opposite side, we've had guys like Stephen Faris whose velocity has gone up since college from 88 to 92.
We're always trying to find velocity along with pitchability. If someone throws 95 that is great, but you also have to look for other factors such as an athletic frame, chance for a repeatable delivery, feel for pitching and many other things; but good velocity is something you always want.
Finally, your favorite question, the San Diego Union-Tribune is reporting that Kyle Blanks is going to be taking balls in the outfield before games but not playing out there. What will the organization be looking for, and do you foresee him getting some time out there this year?
Grady Fuson: Kevin (Towers), Buddy (Black) and I just wanted him to get through what has been a long camp for him and not throw a position move on him right now. Once he gets to Portland we plan to gradually introduce him to the outfield position while he continues to get reps at first base. We're not going to force feed it, we're just going to see how it goes for right now.
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Coronation Street star Beverley Callard has admitted she tried to commit suicide six times and spent time in a psychiatric hospital.
The actress, who plays Liz McDonald in the soap, was admitted to hospital after suffering a panic attack on the way to work in 2009.
Speaking on Piers Morgan's Life Stories, The Rovers Return barmaid said she was diagnosed with clinical depression after the two pubs she ran with partner John went bust in 2008, leaving them nearly £150,000 in debt.
When Piers asked how she tried to end her life, Beverley, 56, said: "Apparently I took the light bulbs from the light fittings and tried to slash my wrists with them. I stored up tablets, I have to say I can't remember. I just wanted my life to stop."
She added: "I tried maybe half a dozen times, but it wasn't a cry for help at all.
"I'd known for quite a while that I wasn't myself, but I didn't really know what to do about it.
"I was going to work and I was still filming and I didn't really talk to anyone about it and on that day they took me into The Priory in the early hours of the next morning and John said, and my doctor said, I looked like a 100 year old woman.
"They tried different medications but none of them seemed to work."
And her nightmare didn't end there, because the blonde star said she was given electric shock treatment - Electroconvulsive therapy - which damaged her short-term memory while at the Priory hospital.
This made it difficult for her to remember her lines on set.
Beverley said the experience made her feel like "the worst mother and wife" at times - especially due to the effect it had on her son Josh.
She added: "I felt old and ugly.
"You feel completely unlovable and you feel as if you've got nothing to offer. No matter what happens nothing changes that. So I thought at the time, Josh would have been better off without me anyway."
Her struggle couldn't have been further away from her on-screen bubbly character, and Beverley said she doesn't know how she remembered her lines looking back now.
She said: "It was really a double life at that point. People stand on the gate waiting to meet people who are in Coronation Street and I couldn't sign my autograph because I couldn't remember how to spell my name.
"I truly couldn't write my name for the first six months."
Josh was also briefly interviewed for the TV series, and said: "The depression had all but destroyed her.
"My mum was suicidally low and she wanted to die most of the time."
The actress, who joined Coronation Street in 1989, has left the soap a number of times but returned last October.
Despite having put the dark time behind her, Beverley said she is still on medication.
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Steve Bartman sat in the first row down the left field line for Game 6 of the National League Championship Series between the Chicago Cubs and Florida Marlins at Wrigley Field on Oct. 14, 2003. He wore a green turtleneck and headphones over his Cubs cap. By the end of the night, he was the most infamous fan, perhaps in the history of American sports.
The Cubs were up, 3-0, in the eighth inning, five outs from their first World Series appearance in 58 years, when Bartman reached and deflected a foul ball that the left fielder Moises Alou had leapt for in the stands and appeared ready to catch. The Marlins went on to score eight runs in the inning, win the game and then the series the next night.
In the 10 years since, Bartman, 36, has all but disappeared, turning down more than 200 media requests, ranging from the Today Show to Dr. Phil and has not returned to Wrigley, as far as anyone knows.
Bartman still lives in the Chicago area and works for a financial services consulting firm.
"He's happy and healthy and he's still a Cubs fan," said Frank Murtha, a long-time friend and spokesman. "He values his privacy."
Through Murtha, Bartman declined to be interviewed for this story.
As Bartman became the symbol of the 2003 Cubs' playoff collapse, the organization reached out to him to say he was always welcome at Wrigley.
"I never wanted there to be any lingering animosity," Jim Hendry, then the Cubs general manager and current member of the Yankees front office, said last week.
Bartman rebuffed the overtures, Murtha said, to avoid the notoriety and the inevitable uproar afterward. He has also turned down financial opportunities in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, Murtha sad. Although a 10-year exile is a long time for Bartman, the Cubs said there are no plans to publicly invite him back to Wrigley next spring.
But the Cubs have not won a playoff game since 2003 and have now lost 197 games the past two seasons. Their mind-boggling championship drought is at 105 years. Might enough be enough, finally? Could a moment between Bartman and Cubs fans heal his wounds and, as silly as it sounds, chase whatever supernatural juju seems to be embedded in the Wrigley bricks? After all, nothing else has worked.
"It would certainly be a nice gesture," said Scott Turow, an author and lifelong Cubs fan. "Whether it would work, who knows?"
In interviews with Cubs fans, players and Chicagoans, most feel tremendous sympathy for Bartman. He was hidden inside the stadium during the remainder of Game 6 after he became the target of abusive fans. He was dressed in a disguise to leave Wrigley and hustled to a safe place after the game.
Most agree that Bartman's play was a small part of that fateful eighth inning. The Marlins clubbed four hits after the foul ball, and the shortstop Alex Gonzalez booted what would looked like a sure inning-ending double play ball.
"He didn't cost us anything," said the former Cubs pitcher Mark Prior, who was on the mound when Bartman deflected the ball.
Said Cubs fan and comedian Jeff Garlin, "I want to find Bartman and give him a hug and tell him 'it's okay.'"
Still, whether a public appearance at Wrigley could help release Bartman from his moment of infamy, and the Cubs from their own history, remains in question. David Kaplan, a radio and television host in Chicago, said a Bartman appearance at the stadium would be strange.
"It would be like a sideshow," Kaplan said. "The same kind of publicity stunt he's been avoiding for years."
Chicago Sun-Times columnist Rick Telander said of Cubs fans: "They'd rip him apart. He can't just waltz in when the Cubs are still losers and expect to be cheered."
Michael Wilbon, a Cubs fan and host of ESPN's Pardon the Interruption, found the idea incredulous.
"A Steve Bartman night? Are you kidding me?" Wilbon asked. "What does the organization have to gain by that? I'll tell you: nothing."
If the goal is to move past the game, said Doug Glanville, an outfielder with the Cubs during 2003 who lived in Chicago for many years, then any kind of public event detracts from that.
"You can't minimize it by calling more attention to it," he said.
George Will, a Cubs fan and Washington Post columnist who attended the Bartman game, said that for everything Bartman has endured, the question is not what Bartman can do for the Cubs, but what the team can do for Bartman.
Will said he would have had Bartman throw out the first pitch at Wrigley on Opening Day of the 2004 season. "It would be justice," he said.
Added Garlin: "They should give him season tickets for life. When the next Cub gets inducted into the Hall of Fame, Bartman should introduce him. That's a better way to bury this thing and change our luck."
While the opinions of Bartman are disparate, what is clear is that he remains a fascination of Cubs fans. Grant DePorter, chief executive of Harry Caray's Restaurants, paid $114,000 for the Bartman ball and, in a well-publicized ceremony, had it destroyed to lift the curse on the Cubs. The remnants were used in a spaghetti sauce.
ESPN showed a documentary on Bartman several years ago, directed by the Oscar winner Alex Gibney. The local Chicago Comcast station will show an anniversary special documentary on the 2003 Cubs called "5 Outs."
Kaplan said Bartman "was done in by the machine, by the media."
"The more we talk about him, the more forgiving he has to do," he said.
For a parallel, the Cubs could look to the Red Sox and Bill Buckner, whose error in the 1986 World Series took on epic proportions in Boston. He returned to Fenway for a ceremonial first pitch and received a standing ovation in 2008.
When Buckner returned to Fenway, the Red Sox had ended their 86-year World Series drought with not one but two championships.
"I think welcoming Steve would be more appropriate after we win," said Pat Hughes, a veteran Cubs radio broadcaster. "You almost have to wait until you enjoy the pinnacle and then it's like, let's forgive this poor guy." He added, "I'll be the first person sitting next to him during the parade."
But that will require the Cubs to do something they have not done in a century, and raises the question that Cubs fans have been asking for generations: What if they never win?
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In the upper-class part of Belfast, 18-year old Collegiates Private School student Lucy McLoughlin yearns to prove her worth to her entrepreneur father Sid, and to herself. Lucy lives to dance and dances to win: specifically, the Regional Latin Dance Finals. Her dance partner is her possessive boyfriend, Oliver Parr--who is also captain of the Collegiates soccer team. Not far from Lucy's part of town, yet worlds apart, is St. Joseph's, a boy's school in working-class West Belfast. There, 18-year-old Danny Mitchell is the most eager player on the school's soccer team--his dream is to play professionally for Belfast United. To be more like the newly imported Brazilian star player, Carlos Rega, and to improve his own game, Danny sets out to get rhythm by learning to dance Latin at the very school where Lucy works.


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Kristian Waagan wrote: > On 04.05.10 04:15, Bryan Pendleton wrote: >>> Derby build to fail. The typical pattern is that (1) detects a valid >>> Java SE 6 installation, and then (2) picks up an invalid >>> installation of >>> Java SE 5.0 or J2SE 1.4. >> >> What is an "invalid installation" in this description? >> >> In general, your proposal sounds fine to me, I'm just trying to >> understand >> what sort of invalid installations the build tool is uncovering and why. > > Hi Byran, > > The two problematic installations I have stumbled across lately, where > I tried to build Derby and it failed due to incorrect compilation > classpaths, were: > a) A JDK 1.4 was uninstalled, but because a custom jar had been > placed into the jre/lib/ext directory, the directory structure wasn't > removed. This caused an empty classpath. > > b) A gcj-installation on a Linux distro was picked up as the 1.5 JDK, > but even though it contained a jre/lib (with rt.jar), it didn't have > any executables (java or javac). As far as I can see, the directory > was a valid part of an installed package (maybe even installed by > default on a fresh install). > > These were picked up because they met the following requirements: > 1) The base directory contained the target JDK version (i.e. 1.5). > 2) The base directory contained the directories jre/lib. > > My point is that the new algorithm has a few more requirements, and it > didn't pick up these installations for a reason. Therefore, if the new > algorithm does the job by fulfilling the minimal JDK requirement, I > suggest to skip the old algorithm. > However, if the new algorithm fails to locate a JDK, we can run the > old one - it may manage to pick up one that can be used. > > > More along the lines of what Rick wrote in his reply, both of these > algorithms will fail for some JDKs. This means that if we want almost > all of our casual developers / hackers to be able to successfully run > 'ant all buildjars', we will have to extend PropertySetter. Hi Kristian, I think that the following goal is more or less well defined and testable, although even it evolves more rapidly than I like. I think we can attain it: a) A Derby build that works without tweaking on out-of-the-box installations of some set of ( operatingSystem, jdkVendor ) combinations. In contrast, I would put limited effort into the following goal. I feel that this second goal is poorly defined, hard to test, and evolves too rapidly: b) A Derby build that works without tweaking for all of our casual developers/hackers. My $0.02, -Rick > > > Regards,
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Indie rock titans such as Sonic Youth, Sleater-Kinney, the Black Keys and Cat Power have signed on to perform at Arthur Magazine's first ArthurFest.Indie rock titans such as Sonic Youth, Sleater-Kinney, the Black Keys and Cat Power have signed on to perform at Arthur Magazine's first ArthurFest. The event will be held Sept. 4-5 at Barnsdall Art Park in Los Angeles. Two-day passes go on sale tomorrow (June 21) via Ticketweb and a handful of Los Angeles-area music stores.
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"It's very easy to put one of those things together if the artists don't have rings and rings of handlers around them," Arthur editor-in-chief Jay Babcock tells Billboard.com. "They get excited because they get to play with their peers."
On site, festivalgoers can expect screenings of avant-garde films and a dedicated T-Model Ford booth at which he will "dispense wisdom & possibly kisses for a small price." The legendary bluesman writes a regular column for Arthur dubbed "T-Model Knows Better."
"T-Model is our answer man in the magazine, so he will do crisis counseling," Babcock says. "He's dealt with a lot of crises in his life, involving murder, theft, rape, death of pets and ants in the kitchen. Nobody knows how old he is but we think he's in his early 80's. He likes to say, 'Can't read, can't write, but I can play this guitar if I have to.'"
Arthur is also planning related shows Sept. 1-3 at such Los Angeles venues as Spaceland, Echo and the Vanguard Theatre. For more information, visit the magazine's Web site.


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One of the most prestigious programs in America checked in on Brooklyn (NY) Thomas Jefferson defensive end prospect Ebenezer Ogundeko on Thursday - and the visit couldn't have gone much better for both parties.
"Florida was at my school today, they offered me," said the 2013 prospect with enthusiasm. "It was pretty good, it was a great feeling. Their defensive coordinator (Dan) Quinn was there and so was the defensive backs coach (Travaris Robinson).
"They were talking about football and how they liked how I play...then they said they were going to offer me a full scholarship."
The offer is No. 17 for the punishing pass-rusher.
"It's pretty big to me, it shows that my hard work is paying off and they see all the effort I put into this," said Ogundeko, who maintains that he has not even begun narrowing down his ever-expanding list.
Another SEC school is planning on stopping by Jefferson to see the 6-foot-4, 240-pounder in person - and it may lead to another offer.
"Tennessee spoke to my coaches, and they said they were going to come by next week," admitted Ogundeko, who added that he has had no previous contact with the Volunteers.
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Said Ogundeko on the schools courting him, "They're all recruiting me hard."
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In short, the Acclaim provides ^exactly the no fuss kind of transporta-lion most of us need, i Actually, we drove two Acclaims. ' The first was silver with a 5-speed manual transmission and the second was an almost-black red car with an automatic transmission. The first was > member of the manufacturer's press fleet and the second was loaned me by Amo Becker of Becker Motors in New Braunfels. ; 11 iked the automatic better. * Those who know mc will think that's a misprint, but it isn't. ' I normally like to do my own gear shifting, but I found it kind of nice to be able to just kind of sit back in the Acclaim, push the go pedal and relax. . I think the automatic better fits the personality of the Acclaim, and I've found that my own demeanor adapts to what I drive, so my theory is that this accounts for my reversal in preference. 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I'm most of the time a silent guy. I love Legend of Zelda games. why' well for many reasons:
1. they are the best games ever (you know, ocarina of time is considered the only perfect game in all the damn history)
2. ThE stories are amazing, none of thame are the same as the past one, my favorite one ( and my favorite game) is Majora's mask one. OMG that story is so amazing, almost all my stories are based on this game's message.it's dark and epic at the same time, and it's sad also, I swear I almost cried whith this game, if u haven't played it, WTF are you waiting for? go and play it you asshole XD. But of course its not as dark as twilight princess that I think it shares the first place of my favorite games with majora's mask and a link to the past ( my first videogame EVER) that story OMG it's awesome. I swear the firsttime I saw the ending I cried, yeah that scene when midna is going back to his worl while the mirror is broking and you know you will never see her again eventhough you almost fall in love whith her...aaa it is beautiful, another game you should place otherwise you are an asshole.
3. and the most important of all... the music....I swear I have all the soundtracks of all zelda games on my ipod. it's the most beautful music in the whole world. this music inspires me in all my stories (I'l talk about that later)my favorite pieces are:
1. song of healing (if you are depressed this song can have two different effects on you :it wil calm you down and give you redemption, or 2, it will depress you even more)
2.Tal Tal heights. here this song and it's like that tipical song that makes you almost invincible ( like the rocky theme)
3. Hyrule field theme from twiight princess. I must say, the best hyrule field theme ever ( I hope that skyward sword's will be even better better)
4. Ocean theme from the wind waker. this song make's me want to go to sail the seven seas ( this song is the responsible for my first original story an novel "The power of the ocean" which is very important to me)
5. Link and Zelda's duet. this song is beautiful...can't say more.
so yeah that's me and TLoZ. now well other things I love are movies, anime, music (specialy soundtracks those are amazing).
I don't know what the fuck I want to be, but I'm sure I'm about to discover it
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4 coloring,i really hate coloring stuff, I doesn't matter what I'm coloring,I always ruin it
5. math and chemistry
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the longest story is the manga one and 2 of the movie ones are game based.
I don't have to much friens but it's because I'm always in this "imagination" world and i'ts killing me, so I swear that IN a not so far away future I'll reveal all the damn things in my head with all the details
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As the second-largest city in the United States, and with more than 220 different languages spoken by its residents, Los Angeles has a truly diverse identity. Used as a backdrop to films including 'Rush Hour' and 'Lethal Weapon 4', Chinatown is the perfect place to catch an independent art exhibition or sit down to a Peking Duck.
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CALGARY, Alberta, June 10 (Reuters) - A Vancouver-based company said on Tuesday it was planning to build a C$10 billion oil refinery on the north-west coast of British Columbia that could eventually process up to 1 million barrels per day of oil sands bitumen.
Pacific Energy Future Corp, which was set up in January, is looking at three potential building sites in Prince Rupert, BC.
The project is the second new refinery proposed for Canada's west coast to process the large quantities of crude oil coming out of Alberta's oil sands and export the refined products.
Pacific Energy Future Corp Executive Chairman Samer Salameh said the refinery could be producing products such as gasoline and diesel in about seven years.
The announcement comes a week before a federal government decision on whether to approve Enbridge Inc plans to build a 525,000 bpd pipeline from the oil sands to Kitimat, BC, where crude would be loaded on to supertankers and shipped to international markets.
That project, known as Northern Gateway, has run into fierce opposition from environmental and First Nations indigenous groups who say the risk of a crude oil spill is too great.
"While we believe it's in Canada's national strategic interest to gain access to international markets for Alberta's oil, especially the fast growing Asian market, the company believes it shouldn't be done at the sacrifice of BC's coast or broader environment and must be done in full partnership with First Nations," Pacific Energy Future Corp said in a statement.
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I don't get a chance to check the BBS again for a decent hour, as our modem decides to take that moment to stall. It's all I can do to stop my mother throwing a hissy fit at the wireless connection on her laptop dying. I attempt to calm her down, telling her it usually comes back by itself given a moment. Thankfully, she believes me. I had no end of trouble the last time she called a technician. I had to wipe my computer and reinstall all my illegal programming afterwards, but the technician was pretty suspicious when he saw how clean it was. Luckily he kept quiet - I think he thought I'd wiped it to hide porn or something.
Anyway, this time I'm left to fix the modem all by myself, which, needless to say, doesn't go without a hitch. It takes me the best part of forty minutes, and then another twenty to restart the computer and check all my programs are still in working order (they are, thankfully) before yelling down to my mother to tell her it's good to go. She doesn't bother to reply. I can't say I expected her to. The conversation in this household died some years back.
The webpage takes a frustratingly long time to load. My fingers start twitching as I wait. It's been an hour... assuming that our little 'cleaner' was still online when I posted that message, the IP's probably already on the boards. Everyone else will have had a head start, but I can deal with that. My methods are usually rather abrupt and to the point. I don't waste time doing what I do. Heck, even an hour behind, I'll still beat most of them to it. My work might not be the cleanest, but it's among the quickest. I don't cover my footprints, I make them walk in different directions. Try following me and you'll end up going in circles. That's just my style. I'm a speed-hacker. You could try and track me, but while you're busy with that, I could be returning the favour. I think most of the people on Sanctuary have realised that by now. I haven't had anybody attempt to hack my account for a long time.
The page finally loads, and I scan down the page. There have been nearly a hundred posts since my crash, but barely any of them relevant. I sigh. The server's too busy at this time of day. Maybe I should make myself another mug of coffee before I even attempt to sort through this drivel. Just as I rise from my seat, however, a post from Halo catches my eye. Threatening a "gang bang", eh? I pause for a second, frowning. That's... not right. Halo's always been a solo player like me. There's no way that he'd offer a team-up to bring this guy down, and there's no way that anyone could have hacked his account and posed as him to post that message. So what could he be thinking?
Searching for answers, I trace back a few posts. There's nothing much of interest, except a few newbies wanting in on the fun. I grimace as I notice Caged among them. With a screenname of Angel, it just has to be a girl. That was why I'd chosen to go with Wings instead. When I first saw her on the forums, she stood out from the rest. She gave us a few lulz, and there was no harm in that. But dammit, she needs to be more careful. She's trying to move from giving lulz to being serious business as a hacker. And unless she manages that pretty quickly, some others at the Sanctuary might decide she'll give more lulz as a target. I can only hope that they'll be too distracted by the new 'pet' to go after Caged.


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50 Photos: Go inside Clipper Magazine Stadium
Constructed in 2005, Clipper Magazine Stadium took a little over a year to get ready for the Barnstormers to take the field.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
This is the first thing spectators see when entering the stadium. The mural was created in honor of former Lancaster Mayor Dick Scott, who was the driving force for bringing baseball back to the city.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The box office has more of a lobby feel to it than a box office environment.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The Team Store is open Monday-Friday in addition to game days.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
This fan mural was created by Two Dudes Painting Company. It surrounds the elevator and stairwell doors that lead to the Suite Level.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
A view of the tunnel where the Clubhouse, grounds crew equipment, and other odds and ends is located.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The Cage acts as a storage facility for promotional items used for both present and past giveaways.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The batting cage is used by both home and visiting teams.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
Players come in and take a few swings before and after the game. Usually the hitting coach, pitching coach, or a relief pitcher will pitch to the batter.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The grounds crew equipment is kept at the end of the tunnel by the field entrance.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The batting equipment used on the field is also stored in the tunnel.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The laundry room, located outside of the Clubhouse, is where uniforms for both home and visiting teams are washed for players.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The Clubhouse is where the Barnstormers spend most of their time when they are not on the field.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
They do everything from eating to watching TV.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The Clubhouse has a kitchen for the players to keep snacks and beverages.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The training room is also located in the Clubhouse.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
This is where players can find rehab and warm-up equipment, like heating pads and a back stretch inversion table.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The wet room is where players go to hang out in the whirlpool.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The visiting team's clubhouse is smaller than the Barnstormers' clubhouse. They don't spend as much time in the clubhouse as the Barnstormers do.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The visiting clubhouse has a small training room, and the trainers travel with the team.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
A Barnstormers player's POV of the field from the tunnel entrance.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
A view of the field between third base and home plate.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
View from the left field foul line.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
A view of the grandstand from center field.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
A view of the field from the right field foul line.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
A view of the player's entrance from center field.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
This is where the bullpen sits during games. Players are close to the stands and sometimes talk to fans during the game.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
This is where the bullpen pitchers warm up before heading onto the field during a game.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The Barnstormers' dugout.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
This is where players keep bats, gloves, and helmets in the dugout during games.
A view of the field from the Barnstormers' dugout.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
A shot of the visitor's bullpen.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
A view of the field from behind home plate.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The picnic pavilion is reserved for group outings, and sits in right field.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The pavilion includes a two-hour buffet, the specialty being barbecue.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The bumper boats are located next to the Picnic Pavilion. After a trip to Adventure Sports, Barnstormers President Jon Danos came up with the idea to add bumper boats. Clipper Magazine Stadium was the first ballpark to add bumper boats.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
Concessions at Clipper Magazine Stadium appeal to almost every fan.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
Vendors include Auntie Anne's, Parma Pizza, Hess Barbeque, and Turkey Hill Ice Cream to name a few.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
Clipper Magazine Stadium includes a kid's play area equipped with a carousel, Silo's Autograph Barn, inflatables, playground equipment, and a giant slide.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The press box can be busy on any given game night.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
There are usually about 3-4 media outlets per game, people from the visiting team, and sometimes Barnstormers President Jon Danos sits up in the press box.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The official scorekeeper gets their own booth. This is where a hit versus an error is determined.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The home radio broadcast booth where Dave Collins announces the games. All 140 games are announced by Collins, who has been with the Barnstormers since the first season.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The view for Dave Collins, the voice of the Lancaster Barnstormers.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The music room is where the PA announcer sits, and is where music heard in the ballpark originates.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The video room is where the scoreboard is controlled, and instant replay and video clips are created.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The Suite Level is where the sky boxes and suites are located. There are 22 sky boxes leased out to different companies. Each company holds a 10-year lease.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The sky boxes hold about 24 people.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
Suites are rented on an individual game basis, and hold close to 200 people when the divider door is open.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson
The suites have the best view of the field, and events ranging from birthday parties to school dances to family gatherings have been held in the Wheatland Suite.PHOTO: Kortny Williamson


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Says Maoists will prove their critics wrong on commitment to democracy.
Asked to clarify his party's demand for the scrapping of the India-Nepal treaty, he said the Maoists' perception had been altered by a change in India's position on the developments in Nepal. New Delhi had earlier advocated the twin pillar policy of a constitutional monarchy and multi-party democracy but had changed its position and said that the new constitutional order should be according to the wishes of the Nepali people.
The India-Nepal treaty itself dated back to the time of the Ranas but now the monarchy had been overthrown and the people's wishes have been made clear. The treaty was in need of review in the light of the new realities and the emerging order at the conclusion of the peace process that was still under way, he said. To a question whether the Maoists had identified any specific provision of the treaty that was in need of review, he said they had not done that. That could be done only after a review of the treaty by both the sides. At the moment, all they were saying was that it needed a review in the context of the new realities in Nepal.
Mr. Prachanda said he wanted to change the image of the Maoists among the middle classes in Nepal and among the international community. There was some scepticism about the Maoists' intentions, given their background as insurgents against the monarchy and it was thought that they would be autocratic when they assumed power. Initially there were doubts whether they would participate in the democratic process of elections as it was assumed their strength lay only in the power of arms. However, the Maoists participated in the elections and proved the critics wrong.
Asked about their approach to the Nepali press that had been functioning under a culture of fear and self-censorship following a series of attacks on journalists by the Maoists and other groups that remained uninvestigated, he said the Maoists were committed to press freedom and democratic rights. They would strengthen the provisions on press freedom and ensure that journalists were offered security and full protection.
As for attacks on the press by Maoists, he said the incidents were "wartime hangovers" that happened at the local level and not at the direction of the central leadership. In the case of a radio journalist, Dekendra Raj Thapa, who was reportedly killed by Maoists four years ago and whose body was found ten days ago, the district committee concerned had offered all help and cooperation to the authorities to investigate the case and punish the offenders. The press had played a valuable role in building public opinion against the monarchy and the feudal order and they would always respect press freedom.
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The Supreme Court says that by Constitutional standards: if the LEO can articulate a reasonable suspicion that you're armed and dangerous, he can frisk you, secure any weapons, and handcuff you for the period of an investigative detention. (Or "Terry stop," named for the Terry vs Ohio SCOTUS case defining investigative detentions.)
Of course, being a law-abiding CCW alone isn't likely going to lead to reasonable articulable suspicion that you're dangerous in addition to being armed. Your behavior, words, actions, the environment, etc. are going to determine this. But in the name of officer safety (he's alone and facing 3 potentially unknown armed people in a wierd place) he may make this choice.
However, you ALWAYS have the power to say "no" to a request by a LEO. It's when he issues you an order that things differ, and in the example you give, the LEO has given no command or order. He can always give you a command after he asks you politely. Whether that command is legal/constitutional comes down to his ability to say why he did it, and officers get a lot of leeway in the name of safety. Securing your weapon or even temporarily handcuffing you are, in fact, fairly minimal intrusions to your freedom of movement under the law. Terry just mandates these intrusions to be of reasonable duration, which is subject to the situation.
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Drivers side door controls suddenly stopped responding for windows, automatic door locks, trunk release, fuel door remote etc. The shop tells me I have several broken wires in the wiring harness which needs to be replaced. The estimate parts, labor, & tax etc. at $625. Is this a reasonable cost for this repair and this area?
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