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Roster mostly set, Maddon still considering options
BRADENTON, Fla. - Heading into the start of Spring Training, there didn't appear to be too many jobs up for grabs. After several weeks of camp, that situation has not changed.
Rays manager Joe Maddon acknowledged the fact that most everything concerning the roster has been decided, save the No. 5 starter, the backup catcher and perhaps a bullpen piece or two. Nevertheless, Maddon pointed out that any situation can change.
"Something can happen during the course of this camp, so you want to stay on top of what's going on with the guys right now," Maddon said. "It is about depth. We have nice depth."
Maddon noted that once the Minor League season starts, he stops trying to influence which players might be brought up during the season. This view was derived through his experience working on the developmental side with the Angels. It frustrated Maddon when the Major League club dictated which Minor League players were called up, even though the developmental staff had more expertise based on watching those players perform.
According to Maddon, the best thing he can do with players who might join the team during the year is to get to know them during the spring, "so that when they do come back up, they walk into the door comfortably and we have good conversation.
"And they know how we do things here. That's the part that's important."
Bill Chastain is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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The U.S. Postal Service uses a fleet of 221,000 vehicles to deliver the mail each day. They deliver mail in a number of ways: bicycles, three-wheeled electric cars, electric vehicles, mule trains, subways, helicopters, planes and street cars. Ten thousand letter carriers never get in a vehicle at all.
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In Vermont, where the dairy industry is sacrosanct, there is a bill in our state legislature to ban tail docking. I was impressed when I saw that Dairy Herd Management editor Tom Quaife had written a piece back in 2002 called "Tail Docking Makes Little Sense," and opined that "tail docking is no longer a justifiable practice." I recently wrote to Tom to applaud this position and to rue the fact that tails are still being docked a decade later. I wrote to him again, to take issue with certain pieces that appeared in DHM. When I was disallowed from participating in a survey because I was not "in the industry," I suggested that he occasionally airs points of view from "the other side of the fence." I was pleasantly surprised when he generously offered me the opportunity to do that here in this blog.
I will do my best to represent the perspective of the concerned citizen/conscientious consumer in a manner that is civil and helpful.
By way of introduction, I am a longtime animal activist, although I'm no longer employed by, or affiliated with, any organization. I headed for the glorious Green Mountains of southwestern Vermont, where I'm a freelance writer/editor. I've been a vegan for most of my life; I've protested, gone to jail, advocated, campaigned, lobbied on behalf of the full gamut of animal issues. I saved two Vermont Randall steers, sire and son, from the slaughterhouse (close call!), and these two have given me the opportunity to observe them and members of their kind very closely. Rupert and Robin's purpose is to keep the pastures down at the farm where they're boarding, and to allow me the pleasure of being part of their bond. I tend to them every day whether they need tending or not, and they are my bovine inspiration.
Let's get back to tail docking, a subject where many in the industry and those on the other side of the fence actually agree.
Even before Tom wrote his article, numerous scientific papers, expert opinions in journals, and industry-related position statements started to accumulate. Yet tail docking has become routine in this country, even as it has been banned in others. Even the conservative American Association of Bovine Practitioners opposes it.
The AVMA position paper addresses issues of acute pain, chronic pain, physiologic stress, disease and fly-avoidance behaviors (stomping, head-tossing). Fly-maddened cows waggling amputated stumps aren't good for the burgeoning agri-tourism business; localvores are also paying attention to animal welfare. Some in the industry acknowledge the negative implications of ignoring public concern: "The insistence to continue a practice when it is neither supported scientifically nor condoned by the veterinary medical community casts doubt on the ethical bearings of an industry." (The Michigan Dairy Review).
This is big: Last year, Hoard's Dairyman concluded: "We all need to step back and take an outside look at our farms using the vantage point of the consumer who may be visiting for the first time. [...] When it comes to tail docking, it doesn't really benefit the cow, employee health, or product quality. Both Canadian and American veterinary associations agree and are on record as opposing the practice. We are, too. It's one practice whose only place should be in the annals of history."
So there's been plenty of information, and plenty of time to agree to stop docking cows' tails, yet some farmers continue to modify the animal rather than modify their practices. That is why it's time to resort to the tedious and contentious process of implementing an enforceable, legislated ban.
It's not just animal advocates making a clamor. Just listen to who else is saying that cows need their tails!


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The Paradise Unified School District unanimously approved a number of measures Tuesday night that mostly affected Paradise High School.
Starting next year, PHS will switch to a six-period day. Currently, seniors with 180 credits are allowed to only take five classes a day, while ninth through eleventh graders are required to take a six-course day. The change was approved to keep up with career and technical education standards.
The board approved an integrated math approach that teaches math concepts all together as one rather than separate concepts taught in a particular order.
An athletic conditioning and weight training class was also approved. The class is intended to give specialized training for Bobcat athletes. This is not a general weight class - which is preserved for non-athletes - but focuses on the sport in season. Coach Rick Prinz also requested one health textbook at a cost of $100 as a reference manual for various health tips, which was approved along with the class.
The board also approved a study trip allowing a PHS senior to take about 50 intermediate school students to the Academy of Sciences in San Francisco for her senior project. The students would have to fill out paperwork and write a short essay to qualify for the trip and the students will be chosen at random. The senior is chartering the bus herself and hopes to raise about $2,000 to fund the trip. She has already raised more than half that, she told the board.
The board also heard information on an engineering grant that would not only fully fund a four-year engineering course at the school, but guarantee 30 spots in the Chico State University Engineering Department.
The Teachers Association of Paradise made their case for a pay hike now that Proposition 30 has passed and there seems to be a little more money in the district's coffers. Wearing their TAP t-shirts, the teachers read statements, the core theme of which was "I am not worth less." Numbers were crunched, comparing PUSD pay to other districts in the area including Colusa, Live Oak, Quincy and Corning, as well as Butte County school districts. Others said they had to take on second jobs to make ends meet. The item was informational only and no action was taken.
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Okay I need an explanation on this since Hicks wont answer my PM. One of the admins please tell me
How do I say a player sucks with out being warned?
I tried saying HORRIBLE, I cant say that got warned.
I tried saying a player is the WORST player on our team, I got banned for that one.
So I guess the words that are off limits on PD are - Horrible,Sucks,Worst,Worse.
Some please tell me how in the world can I say that a player is playing bad or is just bad in general. I would love to know.


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Hey guys. Just had a quick question. How does pg's start stack up vs previous Pacer franchise players after their first pay day?
Was there this much hype within the fan base and league wide? Or has PG been our most hype/respected budding superstar ever?
Did you guys ever get the feeling with Jalen that he could be a top 3 player in the league like we do PG?
How was it with Jalen, JO, Reggie, etc. we can even throw croshere in there.. Feel free to add anyone else. I'm just curious because I wonder if I get too far ahead of myself tbh.
I saw on Espn Jalen and Reggie got off to a better start than pg did ppg wise in the first four games of a season and this thought came to mind.


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Last week, General James Amos, Commandant of the Marine Corps, issued an order that makes available to women a number of occupational specialties previously open only to men. Although this is supposed to be an experiment and designed merely to inform the Commandant as he ponders a permanent change in some assignment rules, General Amos's order comes as other Services are also changing personnel policies in this way. There are many reasons for this trend, but perhaps the most significant one results from war and the pesky Law of Unintended Consequences.
The entry of women into the American workforce has had an enormous, positive effect on the size of the American economy, growing it manifold a hundred years ago after the huge surge in immigration from Europe, again after World War II, and yet again starting in the 1970s. Although many families have two wage-earners because they can't survive otherwise, the presence of women in professions from which they were virtually excluded has accompanied a revolution in attitudes and demographics. In the past, females in law enforcement, business and even art were iconoclasts. Today, women are the numerical majority among students in higher education and most notably in medical school, where a few decades ago one would have trouble finding more than just a few females.
The trend has been similar in the armed services: the percentage of women is nearly twice what it was fifteen years ago. When I entered the US Army, there was a separate Women's Army Corps whose members performed mostly administrative and logistical jobs. Today, there are no WACs, and the United States is served by female MPs, military engineers and fighter pilots.
However, women are still excluded from serving in the ground combat arms---infantry, armor and artillery, units that can be expected to fight directly against the enemy at close quarters. There have been many reasons advanced for the policy, including the assertion that America is not ready for female casualties, but our combat operations in Southwest Asia have produced an uncomfortable paradox: because of our predilection against women in combat, females have been killed and wounded no less frequently than men.
The proximate cause of this anomaly is ironically the very aversion to having women in combat. If we don't want women to fight the enemy, then we put them in non-combat jobs such as drivers and logistical specialists. But in Iraq and Afghanistan, where toe-to-toe combat has been the exception rather than the rule, most of our casualties have been the result of improvised explosive devices detonated to ambush American convoys that travel down unsecured roads, convoys that are precisely the missions we give many of our female troops.
Sending Americans down roads that are unsecured is lunacy to be sure, contrary to basic tactical principles that the lowest-ranking and least experienced troops learn from their earliest days in the military service. But our leaders do it because we have lacked the will to fill our ranks with sufficient troops to perform these missions properly: clear roads far to the front and flanks---and then hold them until after the convoys pass safely. Doing otherwise demonstrates either ignorance or callous disregard, and as citizens who are comfortable to let others shoulder the burden, we are all complicit.
But when we structure policies to keep women away from the front lines in environments where there are no front lines, we should not be surprised when the policies do not keep female troops from harm. It's too late to argue that women should not be in combat. They are already there.


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The Buffalo Sabres just couldn't get the puck past Chris Osgood. Ever since scoring 5 on him in Long Island a few weeks ago, Osgood has been a stonewall in front of the New York Islander cage, stopping almost everything thrown at him. That is what he did Wednesday night in Buffalo's HSBC Arena as the Sabres and Isles played to a 1-1 draw.
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Graduate commencement features address by Dr. Carl E. Van Horn
Muskingum College held its 13th graduate commencement service on Saturday, May 14 at 10:00 a.m. in the Recreation Center on the campus. Both master of arts in education and master of arts in teaching degrees were conferred.
The commencement address, titled Teachers and the 21st Century Economy, was presented by Dr. Carl E. Van Horn, the founding director of the Heldrich Center for Workforce Development and professor of public policy in the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Recognized internationally for his expertise on workforce, human resources and employment issues, Dr. Van Horn has extensive experience in both the public and private sectors. He chairs the Rutgers University Workforce Development Coordinating Council, a coordinating group for all major training and research units that are concerned with the preparation and improvement of the workforce.
Dr. Van Horn has authored numerous books, including No One Left Behind: Economic Change and the American Worker and A Nation at Work: The Heldrich Guide to the American Workforce. He also has authored scores of articles on political science, management and labor relations, urban planning, and education.
In 1996, President Bill Clinton appointed Dr. Van Horn to the Presidential Emergency Board to mediate labor/management disputes in the rail industry. His contributions there resulted in his appointment by the U.S. House of Representatives to the Transportation Advisory Committee. He also has served as senior economist for the Joint Economic Committee of the United States Congress, and as a consultant to the U.S. Departments of Labor and Education, the National Commission for Employment Policy and the National Science Foundation, among others.
Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Dr. Van Horn graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Pittsburgh and received his master of arts and doctor of philosophy degrees in political science and public policy from The Ohio State University.
Muskingum College President Anne C. Steele welcomed those assembled and said, "You have worked toward your goal and committed yourself to seeking advanced knowledge. Through you, lives will be changed and communities will be strengthened."
In his address, Dr. Van Horn told the graduates, "A teacher lights the way for the next generation, and I am confident that your studies here have convinced you of the critical role you play."
In recognition of his achievements, the college conferred upon Dr. Van Horn an honorary doctor of public service degree, which was presented by President Steele and Muskingum College alumnus and trustee Gordon E. Spillman.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Maruska from Bar stools I love, love, love these bar stools! Excellent quality !
Date published: 2014-09-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by Puggerman from Kent Bar Stool - Great Furnishings! I purchased 3 Kent Bar Stools in Oxblood Red. They were delivered within the time promised. They were very easy to assemble (only requires 4 wing nut screws and washers provided to attach the seat to the base). They're not only beautiful to behold, they're extremely sturdy and trouble free. Also, if you're looking for comfort for your back, these barstools are the best! Best yet, you won't slip and slide in them like others on the market. I would highly recommend these stools!
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Rated 4 out of 5 by HonestBeauty126 from Love my bar stools We bought two of these stools to begin with. We loved them. They are quality stools, they are heavy, and they look great at our kitchen bar. We have received several compliments on the stools. I did have to replace one, had a problem with the swirvel but Frontgate replace it even after I had had it twelve months. They looked good so we bought another one, now I have three.
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What color are the rivet/tacks on this stool in Antique White with Linen Finish?
I am trying to match it with the #37512 Manchester 24" backless stool in same Antique White with Linen, or the Olivia # 141638. But I am concerned about the rivet colors for each. Can you confirm tack/rivet color on all 3 stools.
The nail heads on the Kent Swivel Bar Stool in the Linen fabric are a gunmetal color.
Date published: 2015-12-23
Does the foot rest have a Metal plate to protect wood?
Thank you for your interest in the Kent Swivel Bar Stool. This item does have a kick plate.
Date published: 2017-01-19
The Kent Swivel Bar Stool on your wesite, pictured in the kitchen.. is that anique white? or Bisque?
Thank you for your interest in the Kent Swivel Bar Stool. The picture shown features the Antique White finish with Linen upholstery.
Date published: 2017-05-11
Mint fabric with off white frame
...is perpetually out of stock. Are there plans to get this back in stock soon (currently there's only 1 left, and i would like to order 4.) Thanks in advance for any info!
Thank you for your interest in The Kent Swivel Bar Height Stool (30" H seat). Unfortunately, we only have one left stock to order.
Date published: 2016-07-22
Who is the manufacturer and where is it made?
what is the weight of the counter height bar stool?
Thank you for your interest in the Kent Swivel Bar Stool. This stool is made in China. The bar height weighs 40 lbs., and the counter height weighs 38 lbs.
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FDA Grants Breakthrough Status to Potential Antidote for Antiocoagulant Pradaxa: Good News for Lupus Patients
The FDA has granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation to idarucizumab, a fully humanized antibody fragment being studied as an antidote for Pradaxa (dabigatran). Idarucizumab is an investigational drug, not approved for clinical use.
Lupus Research Institute Novel Research Grant awardee and Chief of the Division of Hemostasis and Thrombosis at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Bruce Furie, MD explains the potential significance of idarucizumab to people with lupus:
"Many lupus patients receive anticoagulation because of prior thrombotic events. The most typical anticoagulant used chronically is Coumadin. The new oral anticoagulants, including Pradaxa, are effective but their anticoagulant event cannot be reversed if they start to bleed. Some patients have bled to death. Therefore, the company that makes Pradaxa, Boehringer Ingelheim, has developed an antibody that neutralizes Pradaxa. This antibody is in clinical trials and has NOT been approved by the FDA. But its clinical trial is on a fast track for evaluation."
Boehringer Ingelheim reports that a Phase I study completed in 2013 showed that idarucizumab was able to achieve "instant, complete and sustained reversal of dabigatran-induced anticoagulation in healthy humans." A phase III study is now underway, testing the drug in patients taking Pradaxa who have uncontrolled bleeding or require emergency surgery or procedures.


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Kluber loses perfecto, then Tribe falls to KC in 14
Righty retires first 19 Royals before settling for nine-inning no-decision
KANSAS CITY -- Throughout his breakout season, Corey Kluber has insisted that personal accomplishments are not his aim. The numbers next to his name are secondary to the primary objective, which is to lead the Indians to the win column.
On Thursday night, Kluber looked right at home in Kauffman Stadium, where he carried a perfect game into the seventh inning and turned in the kind of spectacular performance that should have netted both him and the Tribe a victory. Instead, Kluber was the victim of low run support and a bizarre defensive disaster in a draining 2-1, 14-inning defeat decided long after his departure.
"We've seen Klubes pitch really well this year, but that was [impressive]," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "I wish we had some runs, so you can sit back and really enjoy it, because that was pretty special, what he was doing. You can pick all the adjectives you want. He really pitched."
The night's final blow came 4 hours and 23 minutes after first pitch, at 12:34 a.m. ET, when Royals designated hitter Nori Aoki slashed a pitch from Cleveland reliever John Axford into left field for a walk-off single. Lorenzo Cain slid across the plate, where he was greeted by a mob of tired teammates.
Kluber was pinned with a hard-luck no-decision, giving up just two hits, one unearned run and no walks while striking out 10. Cleveland suffered its fourth loss in the past five games.
"That's part of the game," Kluber said with a shrug. "There are going to be times when you don't pitch well and the team picks you up, too."
For the most part, it was a steady stream of strikeouts for Kluber, who lowered his season ERA to 2.77 and was barely threatened. Lefty Danny Duffy was nearly as impressive, turning in seven shutout innings with only a pair of hits relinquished for the Royals.
Cleveland's lone run came in the ninth, when catcher Yan Gomes connected for an RBI single against K.C. closer Greg Holland. Jason Kipnis, Michael Brantley and Nick Swisher went a combined 0-for-17 at the plate for the Indians, who ended the evening with 10 runners stranded and a 2-for-9 showing with runners in scoring position.
Given the apparent ease with which Kluber handled the Royals, the pitcher appeared poised to possibly end Cleveland's 33-year no-hitter drought (longest in the Majors). The last for the Tribe came courtesy of the right hand of Len Barker, who spun a perfect game against the Blue Jays on May 15, 1981.
Kluber's bid for a no-hitter ended with one out in the seventh, when Omar Infante drove a 1-1 pitch up the middle for a no-doubt single to center. The Tribe's starter followed with a strikeout of Gordon, and Gomes cut down Infante at second base on a would-be steal to end the inning in emphatic fashion.
"I felt pretty comfortable out there. I got in a good groove," Kluber said. "For the most part, when they did get a runner on, I was able to make a good pitch, and then Yan made a good throw to throw him out trying to steal."
When it was all said and done, Kluber did accomplish a bit of history, though. By striking out 10 and walking none, Kluber turned in his fifth start of the season with a double-digit strikeout showing and no more than one free pass issued. That established a single-season club record, surpassing the four such outings turned in by Hall of Famer Dennis Eckersley in 1976.
Kluber's six double-digit-strikeout efforts this season are the most by a Cleveland pitcher since Bartolo Colon also had six in 2000.
"He's been our ace," Indians outfielder Ryan Raburn said of Kluber. " I think tonight you saw what kind of pitcher he's been. Hopefully, we've got quite a few more starts out of him just like that."
Kansas City's only run off Kluber came in the eighth, when Mike Moustakas flared a pitch from Kluber over left field, tailing toward the line. Raburn, who switched from right field to left before the inning, ran hard to track down the ball, but came up empty with sliding attempt.
The ball bounced off Raburn and headed toward the side wall, while Moustakas slowed into second with a double. Cleveland's left fielder retrieved the baseball in foul territory and hustled to get a throw off -- but spiked the ball into the ground. It shot off the dirt and back into left field, rolling far enough away into no-man's land for Moustakas to continue an unlikely sprint around the bases.
"Ray made a really good effort," Francona said. "Because we were shifting ... [third baseman Lonnie Chisenhall] was sprinting back to third. So when Ray came up to throw, he tried to hold up, and the ball came out of his hand. It's fluky and it cost us a run, but it was just a bunch of guys trying hard to get in the right place."
The Kauffman crowd's roar increased with each of Moustakas' steps, which ended with him crossing the plate to an eruption of cheers from the Royals' faithful. Behind the plate was a disgusted Kluber, who stood still with his hands on his hips.
"There are weird things that happen in this game," Kluber said. "It's just one of those plays."
Raburn felt awful.
"I couldn't hold up," he said. "For that to happen, it was a tough one to swallow."
It was a frustrating error that spoiled a shutout and made for a long night.
Jordan Bastian is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Major League Bastian, and follow him on Twitter @MLBastian. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Shown is an index card with Ellen Geer's autograph. I first saw Geer in the 1971 cult classic "Harold and Maude" (pictured next to her autograph is a scene of Geer from the movie). She is still very active, having appeared in such TV shows as "Criminal Minds" and "Desperate Housewives" within the last couple of years.


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Elijah Rogers loves frogs.
Elijah Rogers loves frogs.
That's why the 6-year-old's "business card" shows a picture of him holding a frog next to the words "Frog Hunter Designs."
The designs the card refers to are colorful bowls Elijah makes out of melted plastic beads. They're for sale for $3 each at Footprints Local Artisans Boutique, a store his mother, Trisha Rogers, opened in a Carolina Beach shopping center in May.
Footprints, 1140 N. Lake Park Blvd., Suite H, features the work of at least 13 artists and crafters who rent space to sell their creations.
Elijah has sold dozens of bowls, his mother said. A kindergartner at Carolina Beach Elementary School, Elijah answered questions recently about his bowls.
Q. When did you start making bowls?
A: You know how people make art here? My brother started making bracelets, so I wanted to make stuff and we were looking and we saw these beads ... we saw you can make bowls.
Q. Do you make them every day?
A: Sometimes every day. Sometimes I take a break.
Q. How long does it take you to make one?
A. 20 minutes. (His mom then puts them in the oven for another 20 minutes).
Q. You make animals out of the beads, too. Have you ever sold the animals you make?
A. I sell them to my friends. I can make a frog, a monkey, a dog and a cat. I keep on trying to make a heart.
Q. What do you do with your money?
A. I save it in my piggy bank I got when I was a baby, and when we go to the store I take my money with me.
We asked Trisha Rogers, who sells her own shabby chic furniture, all-natural bath items and more at Footprints, a couple of questions, too.
Q. Do you think crafts are good for kids?
A. The kids of course are very skilled with technical stuff. They have their tablets and video games and all that, but there's a limit to how much they get to do that in our house. I think it's great that they know their way around gadgets, but they need to cultivate some creativity.
Q. What do you think about Elijah's bowls?
A. I think they're really cute. We wanted something that he could truly do by himself because when he wanted to do something to sell just like his brother was I said, "Well that's great, but it has to be something that you make." It took us a couple of weeks of looking at things and trying things before we found the bowls. And then they just kind of took off, and people loved them.
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Willits Police Department
January 31
Report: 2:29 a.m. Assault on Madden Lane.
Report: 7:47 a.m. Group of Willits homeless and transients creating a disturbance at Safeway.
Arrest: 10:13 a.m. in front of John's Place, Robert Edward Verville, 44, of Ukiah, was arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance. He had been warned by police at 9:34 a.m. for creating a disturbance at the Willits library.
Report: 2:23 p.m. Group creating a disturbance at LoBucks.
Report: 4:32 p.m. Theft at Brookside School.
Arrest: 6:11 p.m. Crystal A. Dorn, 22, of Ancramdale, New York, was arrested at the Willits post office on suspicion of domestic battery.
Arrest: 9:36 p.m. Jem Christopher Bailey, 40, of Willits, was arrested on suspicion of violating parole following a traffic stop.
February 1
Report: 3:10 a.m. Welfare check on suspected mentally ill person on E. Oak Street.
Report: 9:30 a.m. Juvenile problem at Baechtel Grove Middle School.
Report: 1:49 p.m. Unwanted subject in Evergreen Shopping Center; same man was suspected for vandalism at 6:07 p.m. on Creekside Drive.
Report: 8:03 p.m. Bicycle stolen in front of Noyo Theater.
Arrest: 11 p.m. John William Bolton, 36, of Willits, was arrested on South Street on suspicion of public intoxication.
February 2
Arrest: 2:08 a.m. Rex Robert Hastings, 32, of Willits was arrested on Coast Street on suspicion of drunk driving.
Report: 12:41 p.m. Man cited and released on outstanding warrant at Village Market.
Report: 12:47 p.m. Vandalism on 500 block of Coast Street.
Report: 5:22 p.m. Series of harassing phone calls to a resident on Magnolia Avenue.
Report: 9:26 p.m. Man cited and released for drug possession on Kawi Place.
Report: 10:01 p.m. Gary Lee Robinson, 66, of Willits, was arrested on suspicion of domestic assault.
February 3
Report: 11:58 a.m. Group of unwanted subjects at Safeway gas station.
Report: 12:22 p.m. Suspicious activity at corner of Mill and Pine streets.
Report: 1:11 p.m. Man down at Flyers.
Report: 1:34 p.m. Domestic disturbance at Oak Glenn Apartments.
Report: 7:05 p.m. Dog bite on 100 block of W. Commercial Street.
Report: 7:57 p.m. Gun shots near Redwood Avenue.
Report: 9:45 p.m. Disturbing the peace on 21000 block of Baechtel Road.
Report: 10:05 p.m. Traffic collision on 200 block of S. Main Street.
Report: 10:25 p.m. Disturbing the peace at the Evergreen Shopping Center and man cited and released for drug possession.
Report: 10:38 p.m. Police needed to deal with mentally ill person at Creekside Apartments.
Report: 11:38 p.m. Group of rambunctious juveniles on Holly Street.
Mendocino County Sheriff's Office
January 31
Michael Joseph Gunter, 29, of Willits, was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
Austin Tyler Meritt, 18, of Laytonville, was arrested on suspicion of unlawful sexual relations with a 14-year-old minor.
Bradley Shane Want, 41, of Covelo, was arrested on suspicion of harboring a felon.
February 1
Dena Darlene Morris, 51, of Willits, was arrested on suspicion of battery, robbery, elder abuse resulting in great bodily injury, and attempting to prevent a person from making a report to law enforcement.
Tina Renee Durham, 31, of Covelo, was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving causing an injury, sale of methamphetamine, violating probation and failure to appear on a felony.
Conrad Arthur Aten, 44, of Harrison, was arrested on suspicion of engaging in sexual contact with a child.
California Highway Patrol
January 31
Brandon Robert Virgin, 37, of Ukiah, was arrested on suspicion of possession of marijuana for sale.
Zealand Jamar Adams, 27, of Yakima, Washington, was arrested on suspicion of providing false identification to a police officer, resisting arrest and transportation of marijuana for sale.
Thomas Matthew Curry, 34, of Ukiah, was arrested on suspicion of possession of a dagger and possession and transportation of marijuana for sale.
Ukiah Police Department
January 31
Jessica Renee Slusser, 29, of Branscomb, was arrested on suspicion of violating probation, possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia.
David Schumaker, 18, of Willits, was arrested on suspicion of resisting arrest and battery.
Michael David Miller, 38, of Willits, was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence.
February 2
Ronald Dean Maple, 49, of Covelo, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, possession of methamphetamine for sale, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a controlled substance and possession of hashish.
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A number of strategists and talking heads are coming out bullish today (you all know, the cabal that worships at the altar of price momentum).
They are justifiably impressed with Mr. Market's intraday reversal on Wednesday and ability to climb through important technical markers.
I have my view whether they are right or wrong, but, regardless of that, I am not sure what the value added is in getting bullish after a 70-handle rally in the S&P 500 off of the early November lows. This is especially true in a market facing numerous uncertainties and potential headwinds.
Chase stock prices higher at your own risk. Price is what you pay, value is what you get, and after the sharp rally since a week ago Friday, the reward vs. risk has diminished greatly.
My view is that the market is now (adjusted for the rally in the S&P 500) fairly valued (1415 on the S&P 500). I continue to view the bond market, however, as greatly over valued and believe that a short bond position will outperform a long equity position in the months ahead.
That does not mean the U.S. stock market can't overreach and move higher than where I happen to think the market should be priced -- I have no concession on the market's truth -- just like it recently breached my fair market value calculation to the downside.
I start the day in a market-neutral position, and I am poised to opportunistically trade in the weeks ahead.
In doing so it is important -- at least, I think it is important -- to be emotionless, not to follow market spikes and to be willing to buy red and sell green.
And, oh, that fiscal cliff -- I am still not fearful of a lack of compromise -- it will be resolved. I have always thought so. The question is at what cost?
From my perch, the fiscal drag associated with resolution of the fiscal cliff will pose serious risks to consensus earnings estimates for 2013-2014. And, as important, it will not be anywhere near the seminal event that will unleash corporate hirings and business fixed investment.


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Dear Members,
This Thursday, I would like to take you all to see the beautiful Wat Arun-Rajavanaram.
This temple is so very close to my girl-junior-high school, every morning while I was boarding on a boat to cross the Chao-Phraya River to my school I would see the sun rising right by the exquisite pagoda of Wat Arun(Arun=dawn/sunrise). My teachers from Sillapakorn Univ(for artists). loved to take us girls to this temple to draw/sketch pictures of trees/flowers/Buddhas/pagoda etc. that we wanted to draw...I loved the 2 beautiful green/white giants here very very much.[/color]
[color=#0000BF]Those days when the Thai king wanted to do big ceremony of the Thai Royal Barge Procession, my school was like the best place to watch right there on the bank of the river. Only once that I was lucky to watch the procession at my school, giggled with my friends/teachers.
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/i ... procession
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XJfAogt ... re=related
(please be patient because the most beautiful royal barges came later)
During weekends, I/my 2 friends loved to row our small individual-boats along the river without life-jackets because we were great swimmers, we always stopped at Wat Arun to rest/lunch. Sometimes we were all wet from heads to toes while sitting at a restaurant, we kept our money in plastic bags and pinned them to our red t-shirts(or money would float away)...funny 12-13yrs old tomboy girls rowed the boats all day...fun fun fun. :
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Consumers of organic salad greens eat them 22 times per month compared to 12 for consumers of conventionally grown, according to research done by the Seurat Group for Earthbound Farm.
The findings were based on 828 responses to a questionnaire in January and focused on the consumer's most recent packaged salad purchase. San Juan Bautista, Calif.-based organic grower-shipper Earthbound Farm showed the results Oct. 19-20 to visitors at its Produce Marketing Association Fresh Summit booth in New Orleans.
Organics and Earthbound consumers buy an average of 14 produce items monthly compared to 8.5 for conventional, the survey found.
"The most important thing we learned in our research is that for the most part packaged greens are an occasion-driven category," said Samantha Cabaluna, Earthbound Farm vice president of communications and marketing.
The first choice shoppers made, often without reflection, is whether to buy a single-serve salad bowl or a multiserving bag or clamshell, the research found. Afterward they considered whether they're buying leafy greens to have available for everyday use, as a side for a meal planned with others or as a meal option for themselves.
Only 84% of consumers surveyed used their packaged greens in a salad. The remaining 16% put them to other uses, including sandwich toppings, recipe ingredients, sautéed or blended in a smoothie, juice or shake.


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To my (very limited) knowledge, the term Viññanam anidassanam only occurs in DN 11 and in MN 49. It seems to be a very mysterious term to me. Could someone tell me what the commentaries and sub-commentaries have to say about it please?
[Edit]: Just to clarify, I'm interested in the actual meaning of what it is, not just an etymological reason. Is it a form of consciousness that experiences Nibbana or something? It just seems to be very mystifying to me.


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Attention In-N-Out fans: a 100-square foot replica of the very first In-N-Out burger stand recently opened in Baldwin Park, CA.
Complete with details like an antique Coldspot refrigerator, vintage fryers, and two-way speakers in the drive-through lane (which, at the time, were revolutionary), it's an exact double of the original stand, built 66 years ago by founders Harry and Esther Snyder. There's no food, though. The building is intended as a showpiece.
The location of the replica stand, less than a mile from the In-N-Out Burger Company Store at I-10 and Francisquito Avenue, is close to the site of the original stand, built in 1948. It was demolished years ago when Interstate 10 was built.
For a closer look (and more photos) check out Nancy Luna's article on the Orange County Register.
Want to drop by and see a slice of history for yourself? The stand is open Thursday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
About the author: Erin Jackson is a food writer and photographer who is obsessed with discovering the best eats in San Diego. You can find all of her discoveries on her San Diego food blog EJeats.com. On Twitter, she's @ErinJax
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My 63 yr. old husband had an oral cancer screening at the dentist which revealed a lesion on his right lateral tongue.
This was subsequently biopsied.( The section size was 0.3x0.3x 0.2) The surgical pathology report concluded: "Squamous mucosa with focal moderate dysplasia". The surgeon says we should re-check this every 6 mos. 1)Is something like this most often pre-cancerous ? 2) Why not just operate now and remove all of it to be safe? My husband has not smoked for 18 years, but did smoke off and on in his adult life before then. I am really concerned that we are not being aggressive enough. Thank you.
First of all, I would like to congratulate him for stopping smoking; it is the most important factor triggering these lesions into cancer.
Yes, it is a precancerous lesion but less aggressive than the severe dysplasia. I agree with the close clinical follow-up since there is no guarantee that margins of the re-removed tissue will not show the same changes. These microscopic changes are not always visible.
But you should call your surgeon as soon as you see any change like ulcer or granulation.
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The court provides a variety of online services. View your case, access and fill out forms, check the court's calendar and eFile your claim or countersuit.
Drop boxes or door slots are located at each of the courthouses below, with 24/7 access, for filing papers. Properly completed documents along with the fees for filing (if any) placed in drop boxes before 4:00pm on an open court day will be considered received on the same date.
Small Claims Courthouse Locations, Hours, and Venue
You can go to any of the courts below for procedural assistance between the hours of 8:00am and 4:00pm, Monday through Friday; however, you must file your small claims case and associated documents at the proper courthouse. This is called "venue". Please see the chart below to determine which courthouse you need to file your documents. Recorded general information is available at the phone numbers listed below. However, due to fiscal constraints, no call agents are available by phone.
Justice Center
Phone Number
|Examples of "venue" include where the defendant lives or does business; where the plaintiff's property was damaged; where the plaintiff was injured; where the contract was made, signed, performed, or broken.
Central Justice Center
(657) 622-6878
Fountain Valley, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Midway City, Orange, Santa Ana, Seal Beach, Tustin, Villa Park, and Westminster
Harbor Justice Center - Newport Beach Facility
(657) 622-5400
Aliso Viejo, Costa Mesa, Dana Point, Irvine, Laguna Beach, Laguna Hills, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Woods, Lake Forest, Mission Viejo, Newport Beach, Rancho Santa Margarita, San Clemente, and San Juan Capistrano
North Justice Center
(657) 622-5600
Anaheim, Brea, Buena Park, Cypress, Fullerton, La Habra, La Palma, Los Alamitos, Placentia, Stanton, and Yorba Linda
Small Claims Forms and Law
Small Claims forms are available online, in person, or can be requested by mail from any of the above locations.
- Code of Civil Procedure (Small Claims Sections 116.210-116.950)
- California Rules of Court for Small Claims (Rule 3.2100-3.2120)
- Superior Court of Orange County Local Rules of Court (Rule 341-348)
Copy and Record Search Requests
Find information on how to view records and request copies of documents.
Additional Resources
There are a variety of resources which provide you with information about Small Claims court.
These are just a few:
- Resolving Small Claims Cases [5-Parts Video]
- California Department of Consumer Affairs
- California Courts Self-Help Center
- Law Help California
- State Bar of California
- Legal Aid Small Claims Advisory
- OC District Attorney Real Estate Fraud Report Form
- OCDA Economic Crimes
- OCDA Bad Check Program
Legal Help
You may consult an attorney for legal advice on your Small Claims case, but an attorney cannot represent you in Small Claims court, except after a judgment has been entered.
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The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) announced today the first breakthrough social enterprise to be supported by the Innovation Investment Alliance—a new Global Development Alliance with the Skoll Foundation.
Tomorrow, April 12th, USAID will be hosting a launch event at the National Press Club for the new integrated Global Action Plan for Pneumonia and Diarrhea (GAPPD) from UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO) from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.. This event will be in conjunction with launch events taking place in Geneva, and will also include the London release of The Lancet Series on pneumonia and diarrhea.
To increase educational and employment opportunities for at-risk youth, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) will expand its "A Ganar" program in Central America. Currently, the "A Ganar" ("To Win") program, co-funded by USAID and the Inter-American Development Bank, helps at-risk youth in 15 Latin American and Caribbean countries.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Chief Innovation Officer Dr. Maura O'Neill and Mobile Solutions Director Priya Jaisinghani will address the 2013 Skoll World Forum in Oxford, England.
Janina Jaruzelski was sworn in as the U.S. Agency for International Development's (USAID) Mission Director for Bolivia. Mark Feierstein, USAID's Assistant Administrator in the Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean, administered the oath of office.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Tomorrow, April 10th, USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah will deliver a keynote address on U.S. food assistance efforts worldwide hosted by Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS) Global Food Security Project from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.. Administration Shah will be introduced by former Senator Richard Lugar.
Washington State University will lead a new effort to develop wheat varieties that are better at tolerating the high temperatures found in most of the world's growing regions—temperatures that are likely to increase with global warming. The research will be supported by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) and the Directorate of Wheat Research (DWR), and is part of the U.S. government's global hunger and food security initiative, Feed the Future.
Today, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) announced a new LGBT Global Development Partnership, a public-private partnership between the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), the Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice, the Gay & Lesbian Victory Institute (GLVI), the Williams Institute, and Olivia Companies, which further promotes foreign assistance to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) equality in emerging markets and developing countries.
United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and Western Union have launched the Libya Diaspora Marketplace (LDM). The LDM will award up to four winning businesses with matching grants of between $25,000 and $50,000 with accompanying technical assistance.
Today, Gary C. Juste was sworn in as the U.S. Agency for International Development's Mission Director for Mali. In this capacity he will oversee a complex program that provides lifesaving assistance in health and food security, as well as elections support in anticipation of polls later this year.
The United States Government, in coordination with the Governments of the United Kingdom, Norway and the European Union, will host a South Sudan Economic Partners Forum in Washington on April 16, 2013, to discuss the economic and fiscal challenges facing South Sudan and how the Government of the Republic of South Sudan, together with partner nations and international financial institutions, can best address them.
Tomorrow, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah will travel to Little Rock, Arkansas. During the trip, Administrator Shah will be joined by Senator John Boozman (R-AR) where together they will meet with students at the Clinton School of Public Service and Administrator Shah will deliver a speech entitled "International Development for the Real World". The event will begin at 6 p.m. and will be open to press.
The USAID-funded Nepal Economic, Agriculture, and Trade Activity (NEAT) is partnering with the Nepal Ministry of Agriculture Development (MOAD) to design and disseminate agricultural training materials nationwide. The materials—263,000 pieces covering 13 crops and 3 types of livestock—include durable handouts and flipcharts aimed at increasing the quantity and quality of agricultural production. The materials are oriented to illiterate and semi-literate populations, using a combination of photos and written descriptions in Nepali to clearly depict and explain critical agriculture practices. The materials will be distributed to Department of Agriculture Training Centres, District Agriculture Development Officers (DADOs), and extension service centers throughout Nepal.
Today, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Deputy Administrator Donald Steinberg and Bangladesh's Minister of Environment and Forests Dr. Hasan Mahmud jointly announced the launch of the new USAID Climate-Resilient Ecosystems and Livelihoods (CREL) program. U.S. Ambassador to Bangladesh, Dan Mozena and USAID Bangladesh Mission Director, Richard Greene also attended the launch.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and its partners announced today the winners of its Counter-Trafficking in Persons (C-TIP) Campus Challenge Tech Contest– a global call to college students to develop creative technology solutions to help prevent human trafficking, rescue victims and provide assistance to survivors.
Today, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and Higher Education for Development (HED) announced its new Women's Leadership Program. Five universities in the United States have been selected to partner with higher education institutions in Armenia, Paraguay, Rwanda and South Sudan to promote gender equality and women's leadership.
Today, the U.S. Agency for International Development released a progress report on its signature reform initiative USAID Forward at an event co-hosted by the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and the Center for American Progress (CAP).
Today, Dr. Rajiv Shah, Administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), released the Agency's third annual letter discussing ending extreme poverty and USAID's "New Model" for development.
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah will deliver remarks and release USAID's progress report on its signature reform initiative USAID Forward Wednesday March 20th at an event co-hosted by the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and the Center for American Progress (CAP). At the event, Administrator Shah will deliver remarks and participate in a discussion with Danielle Pletka of AEI and John Norris of CAP.
The U.S. Agency for International Development will hold its annual public meeting of the Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid (ACVFA) at The Ronald Regan Building from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday, March 14. Administrator Shah will make opening remarks, followed by a moderated panel discussions among USAID leadership and ACVFA members. The meeting is free and open to the public.
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The number of Asian citrus psyllid quarantine zones in California's major citrus growing areas had risen to four by mid-October.
But while several finds of Asian citrus psyllids have been reported, no instances of greening disease, also known as huanglongbing or HLB, had been reported in the San Joaquin Valley.
Under quarantine were 90 square miles around Dinuba, 88 square miles around Wasco, 178 square miles around Porterville and five square miles in Exeter.
Meanwhile, California Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill in October that would have appropriated $5 million each year from the state's general fund to fight citrus diseases and the pests that spread them.
In his veto message, Brown acknowledged "the devastating effects of the Asian citrus psyllid and its vector huanglongbing," but he said efforts to fight the pest and the disease have mostly been funded by the citrus industry and the federal government.
"If the current support is inadequate, let's review our options during the budget process," he wrote.
HLB has caused billions of dollars in citrus losses in Florida, but so far in California, just one case has been confirmed.
That find was reported last year in a residential tree in Hacienda Heights, several miles east of Los Angeles and far south of the San Joaquin Valley citrus groves.
Jim Cranney, president of the California Citrus Quality Council in Auburn, said the industry assumes that there are other infected sites.
"No one thinks the (Hacienda Heights) tree was the only one," he said.
That's because people coming into the state may bring illegal, potentially infected plant material from overseas or from other states.
"The population is very mobile," he said.
The California Citrus Pest Disease Management program provides about $15 million funded primarily by an 8-cents-per-carton assessment on growers to fight the disease and the psyllid, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service provides the state with about $10 million through its Citrus Health Response Program.
"It's an extremely high priority for the industry," Cranney said.
He hopes that lessons learned from the outbreak in Florida can stave off citrus greening disease in California at least until a long-term solution can be found.
"As long as we take advantage of opportunities that are out there for finding the psyllid, finding the disease, working in cooperation with government and industry and everybody pulling in the same direction, I think we can really be successful," Cranney said.
Research efforts
Even private companies are getting involved.
Bayer CropScience has announced collaboration with the Florida Specialty Crop Foundation to create a three-year grant program for citrus greening research.
The $200,000 grant was awarded to the Citrus Research and Development Foundation.
The benefits of the grant will extend far beyond Florida, said Steve Olson, Bayer CropScience brand manager for the insecticide portfolio.
Any cure or benefits that help sustain the citrus industry would be applicable to most growing areas.
Extensive research to find a long-term solution to the problem is probably best left to academia or the industry, rather than just one private company, he said.
"There is nothing that I am aware of at this time that will control HLB," Olson said, but Bayer CropScience is screening compounds that might have a direct effect on bacteria by fighting psyllids or HLB.
"We have a portfolio of products that are already targeted for the Asian citrus psyllid," he said, that includes Movento and Admire Pro.
A new product currently is under review by the Environmental Protection Agency.
Work also is ongoing to determine what might be done to extend longevity of tree life, even if they develop the disease, Olson said.


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Florida Studio Theatre Announces 2013 Poetry Life Weekend, 5/3-4
Running on the fuel of last year's successful event, The Favorite Poem Project, this spring's arrival brings 2013's Poetry Life Weekend. Taking place on May 3 and 4, the weekend will provide memorable opportunities for students, educators and any others who love poetry to listen to and celebrate poetry from individuals in the Sarasota community and from notable guest poets. BookStore1 and the Gulf Coast Community Foundation have made it possible to host this life-affirming event with Florida Studio Theatre.
The weekend will be a culmination of several months' work in cultivating the love of poetry in Sarasota. Leading the events will be two honored guests: Naomi Shihab Nye and W.S. Merwin. Nye is a prize-winning poet dedicated to exploring her Palestinian-American heritage, and Merwin, a two-time Pulitzer winner and former U.S. poet laureate, is known for his prolific work and penetrating themes.
Nye and Merwin will explore their work and methods with teachers at a dinner honoring community educators, and students have the chance to submit their own work to present to the honorable poets for the Student Poetry Readings. All members of the community are encouraged to submit their favorite poem - written by an established poet - for the opportunity to participate as part of the Favorite Poem Reading. In addition, teachers are invited to perform in a special Teacher Poetry Slam. Details and applications can be found at Bookstore1 or on the web at www.bookstore1sarasota.com.
The weekend will conclude with a dinner and celebration of poetry with Nye and Merwin to raise money for local educators. These funds will aid educators in their efforts to grow and foster poetry in Sarasota classrooms. More details will come in the weeks ahead; for more information please call the FST Box Office or visit floridastudiotheatre.org or BookStore1Sarasota.com. Come celebrate poetry in our community and fertilize its roots in the generations to come.
Known as Sarasota's Contemporary Theatre, Florida Studio Theatre was founded in 1973 by Jon Spelman. Starting out as a small touring company, FST traveled to places such as migrant camps and prisons. The company eventually settled down into a permanent home, acquiring the former Woman's Club building - now renamed the Keating Theatre. In the years that followed, Florida Studio Theatre established itself as a major force in American theatre, presenting Contemporary Theatre in its four theatre venues: the Keating Theatre, the Goldstein Cabaret, the Gompertz Theatre and the John C. Court Cabaret.
Even with its growth, Florida Studio Theatre remains firmly committed to making the arts accessible and affordable to a broad-based audience. Under Richard Hopkins, Artistic Director and CEO, FST develops theatre that speaks to our living, evolving and dynamically changing world. As FST grows and expands, it continues to provide audiences with challenging, contemporary drama and innovative programs.


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The North Platte Community College softball team is racked with dissent that could bring an early end to the season.
Parents, coaches and college officials are set to meet early Monday morning to discuss issues that erupted Saturday and Sunday at a tournament in Columbus.
The team got its third win of the year Saturday, a rare bright spot in the long season. The Lady Knights knocked off the McCook Community College Indians, 9-6, at the Nebraska Community College Athletic Conference Tournament.
But the team also lost five more games during the weekend, bringing the season loss total to 28 games.
Dissension erupted Saturday, when four players were confined to the bus for the McCook game. They stayed on or near the bus Sunday, in protest of a policy by Head Coach Janelle Higgins.
Parents told the Bulletin that four players were suspended from the softball team before the trip to Columbus. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Later information indicates they were not suspended but were dropped from the traveling team.) However, two of the players made the trip on their own to watch the games.
Higgins told the active players Saturday they couldnt talk to the two girls who were cut but came on their own. She said if any player disagreed, they could go to the bus, according to Paul Homan, the father of one of the players.
Four players went to the bus. At first they sat on the steps but a coach came over, told them to go inside and then locked the door, Homan said.
Homan said the girls had no water and didnt know how long they would be kept there. He said it was the final straw for him in a season of extreme coaching tactics. He said trouble became apparent in late September, after a 20-inning practice game in McCook. The team returned to North Platte and practiced that night for two hours, from 10 p.m. to midnight, with sprinklers running on the field.
He said Higgins is verbally abusive and often makes the players run for long sessions.
Homan compared the situation to the Rutgers basketball team.
After about 10 minutes locked in the bus, Homan said his daughter figured out how to get out the drivers door and talked to him. Homan confronted Higgins, and the door was unlocked. But the girls stayed on or near the bus for the rest of the games, including those on Sunday.
Another parent, John Beverage of Iowa, said things went badly at the tournament Sunday morning. A fifth player joined the protestors, and Higgins told the team that the players who protest would be dismissed after the tournament.
If they are, that would leave nine active players on the roster, Homan said, after nine players will have left in recent days from the active roster of 18.
Homan said the five protestors dont want to quit playing but they object to Higgins tactics.
They were not allowed to eat with the team Sunday.
Higgins said a delegation of parents will meet with a college vice-president and the coach at 8:30 a.m. Monday morning.
These are terrific young women and proven athletes, he said. I think they are being buffaloed. Anyone would wonder what in the world is going on.
The Lady Knights are scheduled to play another month, with district playoffs set May 8-9. But if they get down to nine players, injuries or illnesses would threaten the viability of the remaining games.
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This year Football NSW in conjunction with the FFA put together a series of Grassroots Coaching Expos aimed at addressing the rules of the game, stimulating coaches and parents to think about their behaviours, enjoying the game and developing a growth mindset to coaching and teaching.
The next set of Grassroots Coaching Expos begin in February,and will focus on the Discovery Phase and Skill Acquisition Phase. Details of venues, dates and times are available below.
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FlavaDave's idea sounds pretty nice.
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FlavaDave's idea sounds pretty nice.
How about we get as much done until maybe a day before the deadline then you can pick the rest of the waivers?
Flava, for the record it's Nowitzki, sorry it just drives me crazy.
Well, you are required to fill out the full rosters on Yahoo, so players would somehow have to be assigned to teams prior to any waiver transactions. So some type of draft would have to occur anyway.
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36. Gerald Wallace.....LoneGranger33
37. Ron Artest.....LoneGranger33
You should never lose the steals category as long as these guys are healthy and not crazy. They score enough too. Wallace is injury prone though. I had him for most of last season and he missed lots of games.
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Wow, that's risky travmil. You know Pau is out until 2007 right?
What? No he;s not! Are you seriouis. There was not an injury icon next to his name at all! FARK! Oh well, one wasted won't hurt me I guess...
If Orlando trades for Delonte West, consider me a Magic fan...
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Man, I had my eye on 4 guys for this round. Lord Helmet and LoneGranger picked 3 of the 4 back to back to back and then kshay got the 4th one.
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well, I need centers and there aren't any good ones left. I'll use a makeshift lineup with drops and adds until those guys get back.
damnit rexnom, i wanted Roy!
I like the Fred Jones pick...because I like Freddy mainly, but also because he'll get a lot of quality minutes
Kevin Martin is a savy pick. I took a long hard look at him, but I couldn't pass up Luke Ridnour with pick #98.
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Yeah, Luke should have went WAY before #98. It's funny, when I'm entering the draft results there is always one name still available way out ahead and by itself. For a while it was Chris Webber, then Luke Ridnour.
Tough break on Marvin Williams. Broken hand, out 6-8 weeks. Sucks.
Just discovered this thread. I've been surprised by only a few picks so far...meaning it's a good draft. I might have drafted Kobe ahead before Arenas (I definitely would have picked KG or Marion-both steals at their draft positions) but I can forgive Robertmo for that pick, especially if he gets the rest of his cats from somewhere else. The only time I was legitimately frustrated at someone for drafting a guy I wanted ahead of me was FlavaDave's drafting of Sam Dalembert when I needed blocks and a center. Urgh. Nice pick.
Damn, I wanted JT.
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|Nature Notes with Don Freiday at Cape May Court House Library
Event Type: Natural History Program
Age Group(s): Adult
Date: 12/4/2013
Start Time: 7:00 PM
End Time: 8:00 PM
Take a look at the natural world of Cape May, Atlantic, and Cumberland County and learn the ins and outs of South Jersey's nature scene. Birds, mammals, flowers, insects and much more, all come under the spotlight as we look at what to expect now and in the coming month.Library: Cape May Court House Library
Don Freiday is a graduate of Rutgers University. He is currently the regional coordinator for the New Jersey Breeding Bird Atlas. Freiday is also the co-author of two books: "A Precious Place: a Naturalist Explores New Jersey" and "Wild Journeys: Migration in New Jersey." Don is the creator and author of the Freiday Bird blog.
Location: Court House Library Storytime Room
Presenter: Don Freiday