text: Live Life Fully: Ten questions to ask yourself when facing life's choices By Linda Arnold August 25, 2012 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- We all make lots of choices every day. Some are minor and will only impact the next few minutes, hours or day. And then there are those life-changing decisions that completely alter our course.If we want to understand why and how we created our present reality, all we need to do is look at the choices we've made in the past. (Of course, sometimes we have more latitude to make choices; other times we're boxed in more by circumstances.) By the same token, if we want to know what our lives will look like in the future, we need to look at the choices we're making today. Right now, today.I was recently given the book "The Right Choices" (thanks, coach Barbie Dallman) by Debbie Ford. The author explains it's really quite simple. If we want our lives to be different, all we have to do is make different choices. Pretty easy, huh? Most of us act on autopilot though. We continue to make the same types of choices -- day in and day out -- out of habit, comfort, fear or laziness. And then we wonder why we don't get different results.The truth is, we're so busy trying to get through each day that we don't even realize our choices and actions aren't translating into our hopes and dreams until much later -- yikes! We're too distracted with the "doingness" of our daily lives, so we take the easiest route or the path of least resistance. Then we're shocked when we wake up and discover that we've been working toward the same goals and desires for years, and we're still not where we want to be in our lives.This often leads to pointing fingers and blaming others instead of looking at the choices we've made. "The Right Questions" presents a road map that helps to inspire and to guide readers, one decision at a time, to make the right choices.The magic behind the questions lies in their ability to reveal what's really motivating our actions. Our answers to these questions will immediately clarify our thinking and support us in making the choices that are in our highest and best interest. They are amazingly simple, yet incredibly powerful, and can be used in any situation or at any crossroads.The 10 questions 1. Will this choice propel me to an inspiring future, or will it keep me stuck in the past?2. Will this choice bring me long-term fulfillment, or will it bring me short-term gratification?3. Am I standing in my power, or am I trying to please someone else?4. Am I looking for what's right, or am I looking for what's wrong? 5. Will this choice add to my life force, or will it rob me of my energy?6. Will I use this situation as a catalyst to grow and evolve, or will I use it to beat myself up?7. Does this choice empower me, or does it not empower me?8. Is this an act of self-love, or is it an act of self-sabotage? 9. Is this an act of faith, or is it an act of fear?10. Am I choosing from my divinity, or am I choosing from my humanity?Whew -- that's a lot to consider. And, obviously, you wouldn't go through all 10 questions to decide whether to have green beans or broccoli. Most often, a couple of the questions may just nail it down for you.Asking either-or questions, according to Ford, clarifies the results we can expect from our actions. They help to determine whether the choice comes from our vision and dreams -- or from our fears and doubts. They also help to give us the wisdom to make conscious what was previously unconscious. And we can make better choices when we're fully aware, rather than continuing in autopilot mode.As you go through your daily life this week, you may want to take a few minutes to observe how you make your choices. Are you quick, or do you ponder? Do you find yourself justifying or rationalizing your choice? That could be a red flag. Chances are, you may find yourself "busted" as I did. That's the thing, though. We can always make course corrections.Good thing. Our futures may well depend on that. Linda Arnold, MBA, is a certified wellness instructor and chairwoman/CEO of The Arnold Agency, a marketing communications company specializing in advertising, public relations, government relations and interactive marketing. Reader comments are welcome and may be directed to Linda Arnold, The Arnold Agency, 117 Summers St., Charleston, WV 25301, or emailed to email@example.com. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Police seek car driven by woman found dead in Kanawha River 2 Teen pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter in Oakes Field shooting 3 Facebook founder visits Cabin Creek Health Systems 4 Man allegedly cuts father in Rand over argument about sandwich 5 Esa Ahmad ineligible for first half of WVU men's basketball season Into the Garden: Yard work customers, pay up! Previous Story Vines & Vittles: Confessions of a red-meat eater Next Story


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Tamarac resident Sharon Aron Baron is one of the new breed of reporter on the Internet. She runs a site called Tamarac Talk that claims to cover local news and occasionally contributes the "The Examiner" news site.
If you look at her site today you'll see a prominent photo of Broward County Commissioner Ilene Lieberman, who is running for judge. Last month she wrote a story for the Examiner about Lieberman. Here's an excerpt:
"Lieberman is a not only a longtime resident, but she is a friend to her community here in Tamarac, and is always accessible to her neighbors. Whenever residents need help, Lieberman is always there to take their calls or their emails. She always has a rule about answering her emails promptly and knows how to "cut to the chase" and find the right person in Broward County government to solve the problem. Many residents agree her memory is like a walking rolodex of information that goes back years."
That little report is dated June 9. What Baron doesn't disclose is that Lieberman, on May 22, paid Baron's media company, Talk Media, $1,074 to do work on her campaign website. See it here on Lieberman's expenditure report.
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Naturalists are flocking to the region for what's considered to be the one of the best weeks for bird watching of the year.
May 11 marks International Migratory Bird Day, an event founded in 1993 by the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center and the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology and now an educational project under Environment for the Americas.
The day is celebrated all across the Americas and is officially the second Saturday in May, though dates differ depending on location.
Wildlife refuges and nature centers around the Detroit River and western portion of Lake Erie are hosting festivals to offer bird watchers a chance to observe numerous species of birds as they pass by or stop to roost and feed.
Locations in the region hosting events include the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge, Lake Erie Metropark Marshlands Museum and Nature Center, the Essex Region Conservation Authority's Hillman Marsh Conservation Area and Point Pelee National Park (Leamington, Ontario).
"Birders" in Oakland County are preparing for the occasion as well, including Commerce Township resident Janet Hug, who is attending one of the largest bird watching festivals in the U.S. at Magee Marsh on the southern shore of Lake Erie just east of Toledo.
Hug, who is also the social media administrator for the Oakland Audubon Society, said one of the most helpful tools for birding at large festivals in recent years has been the use of social media to report rare finds such as Kirtland's Warbler, a species that nearly went extinct in the middle of last century before recovering in recent years.
Quite appropriately, Twitter has been popular in recent years at the Magee Marsh event, as bird watchers at the festival will "tweet" their finds to @biggestweek to share with others.
Even after attending the festival, Hug plans to come back to Oakland County to watch birds that weekend as well.
"Oakland County's just a beautiful county for getting out and seeing what's out there," hug said. "It's always a different cast of characters depending on the month," Hug said. "That's what makes it so interesting."
Lake Orion resident Laura Bringman is another avid bird watcher who also monitors the county's nest boxes at Orion Oaks park.
"It's been a fun hobby," said Bringman, who started bird watching in her own back yard nearly 20 years ago. "I can't imagine my life without them."
"I started by identifying them as they came and went," she said. "That turned into backyard birdwatching. It's an excellent hobby, but it's hard to get anything done because you're running from window to window to where your bird feeders are."
For the past four years, Bringman has volunteered -- and been trained --�to monitor federally protected bluebirds during their breeding season in the county's 58 nest boxes at Orion Oaks. It's part of a program that provides field data on bird nesting to NestWatch, a nonprofit organization associated with Cornell University.
"It just looks like somebody painted them with a paintbrush," she said. "They're so bright right now because they're mating; they look like they don't belong in Michigan."
Bringman said it's hit-or-miss when it comes to getting people involved in bird watching, but children tend to be easier to convince to join in an activity that promotes going outdoors and observing nature.
"You're going to get your share of people who aren't fond of the outdoors," Bringman said. "But with kids, you make a game out of it."
Bringman said she accomplishes this by offering an incentive such as a quarter to any kid who spots something unique, such as a rare species of bird.
It's a great hobby and can spark a new perspective of nature in anyone who cares to give it a chance with or without a little guidance, according to Oakland Audubon Society president Don Burlett.
"If you can borrow some binoculars, we can teach you a little about how to do it," he said. "It could open your eyes to something you might never have paid attention to."
"A lot of people go through life and they don't pay attention to anything around them," he added. "All of a sudden when they go out into a nature area and somebody helps them, it's amazing to see what's out there."
Oakland County is home to a number of parks where people can watch for birds during their migration, including:
-- American Center Marsh, Southfield
-- Bald Mountain Recreation Area, Lake Orion
-- Carpenter Lake Nature Preserve, Southfield
-- Drayton Plains Nature Center, Waterford
-- E.L. Johnson Nature Center, Bloomfield Hills
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-- Heritage Park, Farmington Hills
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-- Independence Oaks, Waterford
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"What you do is so loud, I can't hear what you say" -Andrew LuckJunior at the University of Louisville
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Definitely Edge, followed by Bob.
I can't just pick one.
Defense- Gary Brackett
Offense- Jeff Saturday
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Marvin was fun to watch and is a future HOF'er, so he's my pick.
Turner and Young are THE FUTURE!
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As a non-Colts fan, I'll tell you the name of the one player that scared me: Edgerrin James.
Why do the things that we treasure most, slip away in time
Till to the music we grow deaf, to God's beauty blind
Why do the things that connect us slowly pull us apart?
Till we fall away in our own darkness, a stranger to our own hearts
And life itself, rushing over me
Life itself, the wind in black elms,
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Reggie Wayne.
Edge by far, even over Peyton for me, that was my guy, had the jersey and everything. Marshall was cool as well, but he really did not get a chance to spend many years with Manning
Why so SERIOUS
As a non Colts fan its probably Edge. Always liked him. Always wanted him to succeed.
#88 Marvin Harrison hands down.
Try hard-er or Die hard-er. In this to win it.
I would say Bob Sanders.. Though it was relatively short lived, I don't think there was another player in the league that was more scary to an offense than when he was at the top of his game. He knocked the crap out of guys, and was EVERYWHERE.. I was too young/dumb to appreciate everything Edge did while he was here or he would likely be first.
I was and am still a huge Reggie Wayne fan.
Edgerrin James.
1. Marvin Harrison
2. Reggie Wayne
3. Edgerrin James
4. Dallas Clark
5. Joseph Addai
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1. Jeff Saturday
2. Tarik Glenn
3. Ken Dilger
4. Marcus Pollard
Defense & Kicking
1. Dwight Freeney
2. Robert Mathis
3. Antoine Bethea
4. Adam Vinatari
5. Mike Vanderjagt
Tarik would have never allowed Peyton to get hit so much on his backside since 2007.
Bob Sanders is and always will be on my disappointment list.
It sucks that Mike shanked the big kick, but he is still the most accurate kicker of all time.
Ken Dilger and Marcus Pollard was our best TE's working the offensive line and has never been replaced.
Garbage players get 1st round picks, (WTF)! All of the NBA must hate the Pacers! LOL
Glenn mastered the art of the false start. Addai never really did it for me. Vanderjagt was a tremendous kicker, but ya he had a few moments we all would like to forget.
There are two types of quarterbacks in the league: Those whom over time, the league figures out ... and those who figure out the league.
Vanderjagt was horrible in the clutch. Talked all that trash and couldn't back it up
Being unable to close out a game in which you have a comfortable lead in the 4th Q = Pulling a Frank Vogel
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text: A stitch in ties By Julie Robinson February 16, 2013 Story Share Kenny Kemp Nell Griffin (right) pieced and sewed the fabric from hundreds of neckties worn by Sallie McClaugherty's late husband, John, into two quilts on display at the Clay Center. CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Two quilts with local ties on display at the Clay Center almost didn't happen.When Sallie McClaugherty asked Nell Griffin to fashion a quilt out of her late husband John's extensive tie collection, Griffin said no. The women attend the same church and McClaugherty was familiar with and liked Griffin's work. She asked again. Griffin considered the request and eventually agreed."My only requirement was that we never tell anybody I did this," Griffin said.The word is out.She was reluctant to take on the project because she didn't want to get into the necktie quilt-making business, but the McClaughertys were special to her. These quilts are the only commissioned projects Griffin has ever accepted."I saw them together at church and knew how John dressed conservatively with flamboyant ties. I wanted the quilts to replicate John and who he was -- his public persona," Griffin said.John McClaugherty died in 2003. He was the managing partner at the Jackson Kelly law firm, but was perhaps best known for his tireless and effective community fundraising, particularly for the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra and the Clay Center.He usually wore a colorful silk tie. When the McClaughertys traveled, he often found special shops where he could purchase a notable tie. He would return to his favorite shops on subsequent visits."I had all these beautiful ties. I didn't want to just give them away," said Sallie, who gave one quilt to her daughter, Martha Nepa, and plans to give the other one to her son, John. The lap quilts measure roughly 3 by 4 feet and 4 by 5 feet. Before her son's quilt was hung in the exhibit, she used it at home."It's on the back of a chair. I use it across my lap in the evenings when I'm reading," she said. "I enjoy having it to use."Griffin washed, disassembled and ironed each tie, even though they're machine washable and fairly durable. "These quilts will outlive Sallie's grandchildren," Griffin said. She noticed that nearly every tie had some yellow and black in it, which she used as unifying colors. She cut the pieces so they each contained those colors, but the bright quilts contain so many colors, the theme is subtle."How did I decide which pieces to use where? I just picked up pieces and sewed them together," said Griffin, who sewed each of the quilts in about one week. The sewing went quickly after she prepared the fabrics, pondered her design and cut the pieces.She had the quilting done by someone else."I am not an award-winning quilter. I don't ever want to be," Griffin said. She gives the quilts she makes to charities or as gifts to friends and family. Pieces of history The McClaugherty quilts are examples of contemporary quilt work and are two of 13 contemporary quilts by West Virginia quilters on display in a Clay Center gallery separate from the exhibit "American Quilts in the Modern Age, 1870-1940."The 24 historic quilts on display arrived largely at the urging of Juanita Reed of the Kanawha Quilters Guild, who approached the Clay Center in 2010 with the suggestion that they bring a quilt exhibit she'd seen from the extensive collection of the International Quilt Study Center & Museum at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.Reed saw the exhibit when she attended a meeting in Lincoln with the American Quilt Study, an organization that documents antique quilts, those made before 1940. The group sponsors traveling exhibits that showcase the methods, patterns and trends that reflect the times in which they were created and the women who made them."I thought we needed to bring this to Charleston and show that quilting is not just about little old women who got together around a frame and quilted in a church basement," Reed said.Reed presented her idea to former Clay Center art museum curator Barbara Racker, who liked the idea, presented it to the board and told Reed the Clay Center would pursue the exhibit. The quilts on display represent those dated roughly in the years between the Civil War and World War I and the country's transformation to an industrialized country.They include quilts made from kits that would have contained instructions, patterns and fabric -- everything needed to make the quilt -- to others made from scraps and worn fabrics women scrimped and saved to create a warming quilt."The exhibit includes a kit quilt made in a peony pattern that was common in the 1920s and '30s. The log cabin pattern was popular around the time of the Civil War," said Reed, who added that many people recognize the patterns as something an ancestor created. "Nearly everyone has seen the double wedding ring, which was very popular in the '20s and '30s."A quilt made from silk cigar wrappers is on display. Women created the quilts from the silk bands that encircled the cigars smoked by their husbands around the turn of the 20th century.A formal Wedgwood blue and white quilt brings to mind the formal bone china, which Reed speculates must have been favored by the woman who made the quilt.Quilts in the antique display might not hang as straight as their cousins in the contemporary exhibit. Modern techniques and equipment enable quilters to cut, piece and sew with much more precision than in the past."Today we can be so much more accurate," said Reed, who has quilted for 25 years. "Back then, they had a pencil and wooden ruler. It's remarkable they were able to make them as beautiful as they are."Attendance has been good at the exhibit, which opened in December and continues through March 30."I hope the public will come and see and learn about the history of quilting and how it has changed," Reed said. "Women have always wanted to create beautiful things. With quilts, they did that with fabric instead of paints or oils."A lecture series on quilting includes two more events. West Virginia native and lifelong quilter Roberta Farmer will present "The Story of Women and Their Quilts" from 11 a.m. to noon March 9. Kathryn Johnson will present a lunchtime lecture, "Red, Green and Beyond: Evolving Quilts 1850 to 1940," at 12:15 p.m. March 13.The quilt exhibit will remain up until March 30. The museum gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays, and from noon to 5 p.m. on Sundays. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Admission is free for museum members or $6 for children and $7.50 for adults.Reach Julie Robinson at email@example.com or 304-348-1230. 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MANHATTAN, KAN. – Much of the nitrogen applied to tall fescue and smooth bromegrass hay meadows and pastures goes on in January or February in eastern Kansas.
The amount and timing of nitrogen depends on whether the field is hayed or grazed; how much, if any nitrogen was applied in the fall; the price of nitrogen and hay; and the growing conditions since last fall, said Kansas State University agronomist, Dave Mengel.
For fields that will be hayed, normal nitrogen fertilization rates for established fescue and bromegrass hay fields are 90 to 120 pounds of actual nitrogen per acre, or about 30 pounds of nitrogen per ton of expected yield, said Mengel, who is a soil fertility specialist with K-State Research and Extension.
A recent summary of fescue and bromegrass nitrogen response data shows that across nearly 100 experiments in Kansas, the average yields for unfertilized plots was 1.35 tons of hay per acre, while maximum yields averaged 3.15 tons of hay with 140 pounds of nitrogen, he said.
"Doing some simple cost-and-return calculations, using a long-term average value of $60 per ton as the value of the hay produced and 50 cents per pound of nitrogen, the normal rates of nitrogen (90 to 120 pounds per acre) are appropriate to maximize profit in most years. It will be important to watch nitrogen costs, however, as they continue to be volatile," Mengel said.
The other issue is hay price and supply, he added. With the drought, prices for grass hay have been considerably above the long-term average of $60 per ton. If hay prices remain high in 2013 and nitrogen prices for urea continue in the range of 50 cents per pound, applying nitrogen rates at the upper end of the 90- to 120-pound range should be most profitable.
"But going beyond that 120-pound nitrogen rate would still not be cost effective," he added.
One issue these calculations don't consider is hay quality, Mengel said.
"Protein levels will be increased at the higher nitrogen fertilizer rates. So in cases where producers are relying on high-quality hay as their primary protein source, they may want to push nitrogen rates a little higher, or add supplemental protein to rations at the lower nitrogen rates," he said.
Tall fescue and smooth bromegrass pastures that will be grazed in both spring and fall should receive about 100 pounds total nitrogen per acre, with 60 percent applied in the winter or early spring, Mengel said. Producers should plan on applying 60 to 70 pounds nitrogen per acre in winter or early spring, starting as early as January or February.
In any type of fertilizer management program for tall fescue and smooth bromegrass, for best results, needed phosphorus and potash should be applied in the late summer, along with a light application of nitrogen, he said. Rates should be based on soil tests.
"Phosphorus will help the grass develop a good root system for the winter, and develop buds for new tillers the next spring. Phosphorus and potassium applied in winter or early spring won't provide the same benefits," the agronomist said.
One additional nutrient that producers should consider watching for tall fescue and smooth bromegrass pastures or hayfields is sulfur.
"If the pasture or hayfield is receiving adequate nutrients and precipitation, but is dropping off in production, it could be deficient in sulfur. Sulfur deficiency will cause a general reduction in forage production long before it results in visual deficiency symptoms," Mengel said. "An application of sulfur to a tall fescue or smooth bromegrass pasture or hayfield that is deficient in sulfur can result in forage yield increases of as much as 500 to 800 pounds per acre."
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GSA Officials to Visit CloudBlue E-Waste Recycler and Creator of Green American Jobs
Federal government's shared mission of greening the nation may boost American business; create jobs among certified electronics recyclers
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WASHINGTON – Today, the U.S. General Services Administration's Chief Sustainability Officer Steve Leeds and GSA's Regional Administrator Shyam Reddy visited CloudBlue, an electronics recycling company headquartered in Norcross, Georgia. Leeds and Reddy visited CloudBlue to tour the facility and to discuss the impact of a recent announcement that all government electronics must be either reused or recycled by a certified recycler.
"By some estimates, the federal government itself goes through 10,000 computers a week. Requiring that each of those machines end their useful lives at a certified recycler could mean big business and more jobs for companies like CloudBlue which has already created hundreds of American green jobs," said Leeds. "Ultimately, the federal government is set on making the country's largest consumer of electronics the country's most responsible user of electronics."
Certified electronics recyclers can anticipate new opportunities in working for the U.S. government including increased business ultimately resulting in the ability to expand operations and provide more jobs for each facility's local community.
"CloudBlue has spent the last decade creating green employment opportunities across the nation while developing environmentally responsible systems for businesses and consumers to dispose of IT assets," said Ken Beyer, CEO of CloudBlue. "We are pleased to see the federal government taking these steps and welcome the opportunity to discuss this initiative further with the GSA."
On July 20, GSA teamed with the Environmental Protection Agency and the White House Council on Environmental Quality to release the Obama administration's "National Strategy for Electronics Stewardship" – a strategy for responsible electronic design, purchasing, management, and recycling that will promote the burgeoning electronics recycling market and jobs of the future here at home.
As the federal government's centralized procurement arm, GSA is responsible for $65 billion a year in procurements, including $3 billion in information technology equipment. The administration's strategy calls on GSA to encourage the more environmentally friendly design of electronic products and to direct federal agencies to reuse or recycle discarded electronics at a certified recycler.
CloudBlue will end the year with over 380 employees and has created more than 250 American green jobs in the last two years. The company employs 40 employees at their Norcross headquarters, 25 of whom were hired this year to support the increasing demand of sustainable electronics disposition services.
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During that time, parenting has mutated from something people went about casually and confidently into a highly stressful endeavor (especially for women), and the mental health of America's kids has plummeted. To top it off, today's kids are misbehaving in ways that would have been unimaginable to a parent who raised children in the 1950s and before.
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, largely at the behest of the mental-health community, America took the parenting road never traveled. The results have been disastrous. It's time we found our way back to the road well-traveled and realize that, while times may change, fundamental principles should not.
Your daughter's behavior is not an indication that you're a bad parent. You're describing problems that are the logical consequence of treating a child as if the world revolves around her.
The good news is you're asking for help, which is step one in the right direction. The further good news is this problem actually presents you with an opportunity to begin putting your daughter in her proper place and keeping her there. She won't like it at first, but restoring her childhood and teaching her obedience is not an option will do her a world of good in the long run.
While she's at school one day, confiscate all of her favorite things and put them somewhere she can't get to them. I recommend a rented storage closet or someone else's attic. Favorite things include not only electronics, favorite clothing and favorite playthings, but also privileges such as sleepovers and birthday parties.
When her shock and outrage has calmed sufficiently, tell her that if she wants her things back, she has to do everything you tell her to do, without argument or any other form of push-back, for a month. And that includes going to her room if that's what you instruct. If she disobeys, the month begins anew the next day.
A journalist recently told me some folks think this sort of approach is "harsh."
First, you can't stop a charging elephant with a fly-swatter. Second, the best research confirms the common sense: obedient children are the happiest children.
My suggested approach is compelling, for sure, but to call it harsh is nothing short of soap opera. It is in a child's best interest that his or her parents do everything they can to bring about obedience. Sometimes that requires making a child an offer she can't refuse.
Family psychologist John Rosemond answers parents' questions on his website at www.rosemond.com.


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Sutton has both hits for Louisville. A single and a double.
Sutton has both hits for Louisville. A single and a double.
Stubbs w/ a bunt single
Domo Arigato, Here Comes Joey Votto
"I do what I want to do and say what I want to say."
--Bronson Arroyo
Sutton is 3 for 3. Bankston with an RBI triple knocks him in.
Bats down 5-1.
Dayton won 7-5.
Sappelt: 1-for-4 triple, walk, 2 RBI
Puckett: 0-for-3 walk, HBP
Day: 3-for-5
Coddington: 3-for-4 triple, walk
Mendez: 1-for-2 three walks
Rojas: 2-for-5
Sulbaran: 5 IP, 3 H, 3 R, 4 BB, 8 K
Astorga: 3.2 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 4 K
Dayton scores 4 in the bottom of the 7th and holds on to win 7-5.
Oops. Too late.
Sarasota won 6-5.
Reed: 1-for-5
Kainer: 3-for-4 walk
Alonso: 3-for-5 RBI
Buchholz: 1-for-3 walk
Soto: 1-for-3 sac fly
Phipps: 2-for-3 HR (#1), walk, 3 RBI
Mesoraco: 1-for-4
Webb: 5 IP, 3 H, 3 R, 6 BB, 4 K
Davis: 1.2 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K
Louisville lost 5-2.
Hopper: 0-for-3 walk
Sutton: 3-for-4 double
Bankston: 1-for-4 triple
Gomes: 1-for-4 HR (#5)
Stubbs: 1-for-4
Dorn: 0-for-2 two walks
Valaika: 0-for-4
Castillo: 0-for-3
Maloney: 6 IP, 8 H, 5 R, 3 BB, 3 K
Manuel: 1.2 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K
Fisher: 1.1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K
I think we should be seeing Travis Wood in Louisville soon. He has re-emerged as one of the better pitching prospects in the system. I'd like to see what he can do at the next level.
A Louisville rotation of Bailey-Maloney-Thompson-Ramirez-Wood would be pretty interesting. I'd move Jukich to the bullpen, as that's clearly where he has the best shot in the big leagues (as a mop-up guy.) A bullpen of Jukich-Viola-Manuel-Bray-Fisher-Roenicke would be pretty awesome as well.
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Wait until the year after next year.
I agree with not rushing Wood. His first option won't be used until next year, so he has plenty of time to figure things out.
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HOUSTON - A robbery suspect accidentally shot himself while trying to make a getaway, according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
Kerney Devon Benson-Flowers, 20, has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Investigators said Benson-Flowers and another man drove up behind two men who were sitting in a parked vehicle in a north Houston neighborhood on May 6, 2011.
The suspects jumped out of their Dodge Ram and robbed the victims at gunpoint, then fled, investigators said.
While the suspects were fleeing, the victims heard a gunshot and a man scream, detectives said.
One of the suspects had shot himself, investigators said.
The victims called for help after the suspects left.
Authorities collected blood samples at the crime scene. The DNA evidence was entered into a system to see if there was a possible match.
On Oct. 11, 2012, the Texas Department of Public Safety Crime Lab identified Benson-Flowers as a match.
Benson-Flowers has not been arrested.
His bail has been set at $40,000.
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DETECTIVES are investigating reports a boy was sexually assaulted in Blackburn.
The 13-year-old was walking along Aqueduct Road, towards the mini roundabout at the junction with Hollin Bridge Street, when he was reportedly grabbed by a man, who pulled him onto a path just off the roundabout which leads to the canal.
The youngster told police he was touched by the man on his groin over his clothes.
When the boy told the man to get off, he ran off. The man was wearing a black hooded top.
Detective Sergeant Ian Procter said: "At the time of the incident a woman is believed to have walked past the pathway and it is possible she may have heard or seen something.
"I would appeal to her directly to come forward as she may have information which could help."
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What do 21 stages, a half-milion people, dance lessons, and musician adoptions have in common? Why they're all part of the annual French Quarter Festival in New Orleans! And Avenue Inn Bed and Breakfast welcomes you as our New Orleans bed and breakfast guest during this amazing New Orleans Event.
April 12-15, 2012 marks the 29th anniversary of this New Orleans festival season kick-off event. What started as a simple, neighborhood festival has blossomed into one of the largest music, food, and fun events in the United States.
In an effort to keep the festival truly free for attendees, an 'adopt an artist' program has been started for the 2012 event, and will continue for future events. This Musician Sponsorship Program allows individuals, corporations, and foundations donate the costs required for the over 800 local artists. Committed to keeping traditional jazz music alive, the Festival features twenty music stages host only Louisiana artists, and one International Stage welcomes jazz groups from all over the world.
Meanwhile, food will flow! The French Quarter Festival has become recognized as a major food event in the United States. New Orleans' finest restaurants will participate in what has become known as The World's Largest Jazz Brunch, serving classic New Orleans dishes during the entire festival.
The Festival is also home to the popular Children's Headquarters for some fun for the entire family. The Children's Headquarters offers activities at two locations: the first is the Hermann-Grima House Courtyard offers activities that will let kids get their hands dirty, including a few from a bygone era (butter-churning, anyone?). The second is the kids area at the Audubon Aquarium's plaza on the riverfront, which will include a place for kids themselves to perform. And don't miss the fireworks on Saturday night at 9 pm!
Need some portable guidance during the event? Make sure to check out the French Quarter Festival iPhone and Droid Apps, available for free download in March, 2012.
Our uptown New Orleans bed and breakfast welcomes you to our city during the French Quarter Festival. We hope you enjoy your stay with us!
Some minimum stays apply to holiday and special events. Call or e-mail now for details and to book your accommodations.


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