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Thursday, August 6, 2009
Did I Shave My Legs For This?
So who wants to jump on my bandwagon that I have going and try to get Fran demoted to the bullpen, or Triple-A? Anyone? Well though I haven't had cable since last Thursday night, I do know that watching the score turn into a blowout is not a good outing for a pitcher. When that pitcher is also on his last shot as a starter to prove themselves before getting replaced in the rotation, you know they're not doing well again!
So why is it that it has taken Gardy this long to realize that Liriano needs to NOT be a starter. He doesn't have it in him anymore. He's not the flippin' awesome pitcher that he was before he had the Tommy John surgery. I don't think he even remembers who that pitcher was. My next question for Gardy...who is going to take his place in the rotation? I am giving my thumbs up approval for Duensing. He's been doing good lately, and look, we got the win the last time he started...sure he didn't "technically" get the win, but Gardy didn't want to use him more than 5 innings. It was in the bottom of 6 we came back to take the lead. If he's capable of going 5-6 innings, isn't that longer than most of Liriano's starts? That still gives the rest of the guys in the bullpen a break from pitching too much and screwing things up.
I'm also on board to ship Bobby Krappel BACK to Triple-A, or wherever he came from before that. I think he is a waste of time and a big fat joke! Sure he went 6 outings in the beginning of his stint with us, but now look at him! He's lucky to escape with just two runs scored...and lately, he's been what has cost us the game (with the help of NO hitting/run production as well).
What about bringing up a couple of guys like Jeff Manship (who I might personally vote for a little more cause he's super cute and nice...so he brings up the cuteness factor that Cabrera has brought down) and maybe someone like Rob Delaney? I don't know how well either of them would fair in the majors, but it's gotta be better than Krappel and Liriano!!
Krappel, FYI...you are on my list, buddy.
Yes, as much as it sucks to not have cable and not be able to watch the Twins, I have found that I would be highly disappointed in them and would be getting upset if I had to watch these downfalls happen.
BIG PROPS to Scott Baker for doing an excellent job the night before. I would have blogged yesterday, but my computer at work was on the fritz, and I have no internet to speak of at home to blog there. I am VERY proud of Timmy...and for the almost shut out game. If they would have left Crain in (yes, I am surprised I wanted that too) They could have shut out the Tribe...but NOPE...Gardy had to bring in my least favorite bullpen pitcher...Bobby Keppel.
BIG PROPS also to Carlos Go-Gomez...who was only a triple away from hitting for the cycle yet again this season. Man...guess bringing Cabrera in was a good idea. He's been a mentor for this kid, and apparently must also be teaching him to get on fire with his bat...and in the field lately. Good job to Go-Gomez for having a hot bat and hot glove. I'm proud.
Again...no stars of the game because the Twins haven't gotten back on a winning streak. Until those 4 games (at least)...the 3 Stars will be M.I.A.
Today: Day game against the Tribe. Bring your A-Game, Mr. Pumpkin Tits Blackburn. PLEASE?!?!
Labels: cabrera the mentor, demote liriano, go-gomez is on fire, i hate bobby keppel, jeff manship, timmy rocks
8 comments:
- Katie said...
Keppel reminds me of Reyes for some reason, I just can't put my finger on it.
- August 6, 2009 at 9:01 AM
- Betsy said...
at least Reyes didn't ALWAYS suck!!
- August 6, 2009 at 9:03 AM
- Heidi said...
I will join you on your Liriano needs to go bandwagon. We can make t shirts that express our disgust.
- August 6, 2009 at 9:38 AM
- Betsy said...
Heidi- I like the t-shirt idea!! cafepress anyone? :)
- August 6, 2009 at 9:39 AM
- Katie said...
I'm in!
- August 6, 2009 at 9:40 AM
- Heidi said...
well...at least it seems Pumpkin Tits brought his A game today, as you requested, but no one else did.
- August 6, 2009 at 3:03 PM
- Betsy said...
it's unfortunate that they don't know how to all bring A-game at the same time. really...ever.
- August 6, 2009 at 3:32 PM
- S.Rail said...
1. I am so on that bandwagon for Liriano's trip to AAA
2. HAHA Krappel. That made me laugh out loud ;)
3. "so he brings up the cuteness factor that Cabrera has brought down" That is so true. I like Cabrera as a player, but can't stand his face! Yuck.
- August 6, 2009 at 4:49 PM
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According to police, the carcass of a slaughtered horse was found overnight and dumped at NW 181st Street and 129th Avenue. It appears, police say, that the horse was killed at another location and its body disposed of on the side of the road.
An investigator told CBS4's Maggie Newland that scene was disturbing. He added that the horses' legs were removed and finding slaughtered horses is not uncommon.
According to Richard Couto with Animal Rescue Mission, an organization dedicated to stopping the illegal slaughter of horses, the dead horse was a 10-year-old thoroughbred and an ex-race horse.
It's not known why the horse was slaughtered but South Florida has had its share of horse slaughters where people kill the horse for its meat which is then sold on the black market. The sale of horse meat is illegal in the U.S.
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I remember when I was little, I had a friend who had a trampoline. We spent countless hours jumping and jumping. We would land on our behinds, jump back up and do a few other tricky maneuvers. I wanted a trampoline of my own so badly, but we simply did not have the room for one in our yard.
It kind of saddens me that these days many kids have not even been on a trampoline. Today's kids are busy with their electronics and they do not play outdoors as much as my generation did. Jumping and playing on a trampoline is great exercise for kids and adults alike, and it is so much fun that you don't even realize you are exercising!
We do have the room for a trampoline (a small one) at our new retirement home, and I have mentioned to the hubs how much I would like to have one. My 16-year old daughter would be delighted as well, as she has always wanted one too. There are even trampolines that are recessed in the ground – neat, right?
Of course there is one small fear I have with trampolines, and that is ME falling off or falling "up". It has nothing to do with the trampolines themselves, but more that I am the type of person that trips over flat surfaces, so with my luck, I just might end up on the roof!
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Earlier on Saturday, New York Red Bulls coach Hans Backe admitted his club would spend the World Cup break looking for new talent. Offensive talent, in particular. A game changer, even. A superstar, perhaps.
In the meantime, though—until that final piece of the Backe puzzle is found—the Red Bulls have found a way, winning games by playing solid defense and relying on the workhorses they already have to be game-changers.
The Red Bulls edged past Chivas USA, 1-0, behind a first-half Seth Stammler strike and another impressive defensive outing. The win—the Red Bulls' second straight—puts NY in a first-place tie with Columbus in the Eastern Conference.
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With veteran defender Mike Petke resting, Backe patched up his back line by handing a rare start to Carlos Mendes, who paired with rookie Tim Ream in the middle. The duo, along with flank players Chris Albright and Danleigh Borman, handled Chivas' lively attack well, despite being constantly pestered by forwards Justin Braun and Maykel Galindo.
"I'm not sure how many chances Chivas got today," Backe said. "Mendes and Ream defended well today. … Mendes is on the same level, I would say, as Petke and Ream."
Mendes made at least two key tackles in the first-half after Braun had snuck behind the back line. Ream then made a game-saving block from Galindo in the second half, perhaps signalling a return to form for the rookie, who had slumped in recent weeks.
"I was able to step up and stick my foot in," Ream said of the play on Galindo. "I blocked it and was able to change the game at that point. … In the last few games, defensively we've been pretty good. I've made a few mistakes today, but other than that we've been okay. We really wanted to get away from what we've been doing during our losing streak."
While the defense did its part, New York needed just a single moment up top to earn the full three points on Saturday. That game-changing moment came from seven-year midfielder Stammler, who tallied his second goal of the season after firing off a shot from distance and through traffic.
"I am delighted for his goal because I know that it brings a great deal of confidence when you score goals," team captain Juan Pablo Angel said. "And as I said, it was enough to win the game."
The goal may have been tinged with a little luck, but with an inexperienced backup 'keeper in the Chivas net—Dan Kennedy was filling in for the suspended Zach Thornton—he perhaps fancied his chance with a pot-shot.
"The coaches have been encouraging me to shoot a lot more, so I have been trying to take my chances whenever I get them," Stammler said. "I got lucky that time. I made good contact and for a low shot, it got through all the traffic in front of goal."
Stammler doesn't get a lot of goals, and he's not always a fixture in the lineup. Ditto for Sinisa Ubiparipovic, whose solid performance on Wednesday helped the Red Bulls defeat Houston.
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Though Ubiparipovic didn't get much of a chance to follow up the performance on Saturday as he strained his hamstring just eight minutes into the match, he acknowledged his good performances can't hurt his chances of staying in the coach's plans following the break.
"I think it's important," Ubiparipovic said. "I know we're trying to improve our team in any way possible, whether that's working with us or getting new players in. I think results have been coming our way for the most part right now. If there's someone else out there who can help the team, let's see what happens."
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You're funny. Sometimes you're so funny that nobody laughs. They are stunned into silence, like a slaughterhouse cow whacked with a hilarious sledgehammer.
Sometimes you're so funny it makes the crowd furious at how sad the rest of their lives have been in comparison, like someone who almost dies on the operating table, sees heaven for a couple seconds, but then is rudely thrust back to earth. Occasionally the crowd rips your sleeves off in anger and then you can't chill at a fancy cocktail bar after the show—even when you patiently explain the situation to them. This is the price of being hilarious, and you pay it daily [twice a day Friday and Saturday].
Remember that one joke? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
Sometimes I find it hard to believe that the FBI asked me to develop a joke for them, and then I remember that it's hard to believe because it never happened [officially].
Sometimes you're so funny that a woman in the crowd will go into labor, even if she's not pregnant. Luckily you're funny enough that usually her screams of pain don't detract from the show too much. Remember that one time a baby came out of a guy's ding dong? Ha ha ha ha. [Ha!]
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Sporting new glasses, Freeman stars in return
Sporting new glasses, Freeman stars in return
After experiencing no problem with the glasses, a jubilant Freeman made his way toward Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez's office to deliver the encouraging update. Things got even better when the young first baseman had no trouble taking swings outside and was placed back in Wednesday's lineup to make his first start since Friday.
It did not take Freeman long to make his presence known as he homered in his first at-bat against Cardinals right-hander Kyle Lohse. The first-inning solo shot to dead center was his eighth home run of the season.
"I was surprised about how I haven't played in a few days and I was able to have a swing like that," Freeman said. "I wasn't really worried about the glasses I knew they worked."
He added a bloop RBI double in the third and finished the night 3-for-5 with three RBIs in a 10-7 victory.
Freeman has battled blurred vision since winning the National League Player of the Week Award for the second time in three weeks earlier this month. He began having a problem with dry eyes while playing in Colorado and found little relief while utilizing different prescription eye drops and a plethora of different contact lenses over the past three weeks.
The inability to create tears led to two scratched corneas and constant frustration as he was unable to find a solution to the problem. Making matters worse is that he was hitting .298 with six homers and a .864 OPS when the Braves left Colorado. In the 16 games that followed, he hit .150 with one home run and a .521 OPS.
Finally, Freeman ordered prescription sports glasses from both Oakley and Under Armour late last week, just before the start of a holiday weekend. Oakley completed construction of their glasses on Tuesday and shipped them overnight to Turner Field. His sponsor, Under Armour, will provide two more sets of glasses in Washington on Friday.
"I'm sure Under Armour is going to feel comfortable, too," Freeman said. "If they feel the same, I kind of have to wear Under Armour. But if the Under Armours do not wrap around, I've got to go with these and I'm sure they'll understand."
With contact lenses providing constant irritation, Freeman plans to wear the glasses both at and away from the field for the remainder of the year.
"I've been getting some good feedback from my teammates and I look good," Freeman said. "I don't know if they're just trying to blow my head up. But I don't care what they look like. I can see and that is all that matters."


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WWE is offering a free month of WWEClassics.com if you order The Elimination Chamber PPV stream from WWE.com for $44.95.
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Connor Fields wins Superfinal Time Trial at BMX World Cup today
It was a challenging day for all of the competitors not only because of the length of the track, but also because of the gusting winds.
"There were really windy conditions here today," Fields said. "First time trial run I was 15th and I almost rode off the track. I wasn't feeling very good after that. I had a conversation with my coach and he said 'Be aggressive. Everybody has trouble with the track. Do your thing,' And that is what I did."
Other top finishes for the Americans came in the women's Superfinal Time Trial where Alise Post (St. Cloud, Minn./Redline) was second and Arielle Martin (Spanaway, Wash./Intense BMX) barely missed out on the podium in fourth.
Supercross action continues tomorrow as 64 men and 32 women have qualified for racing. The men will move into the 1/8 finals and the women into the quarterfinals. Fans can watch the racing live on www.BMXLive.tv.
"It feels good, but there is a new day tomorrow and you're only as good as your last race," Fields went on. "I definitely enjoy the feeling of winning, the more you get the more you want to win."
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2. Alise Post (Saint Cloud, Minn./Redline)
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4. Arielle Martin (Spanaway, Wash./Intense BMX)
Papanedal, Netherlands (May 12, 2012) – American Connor Fields (Henderson, Nev./Chase BMX) claimed his fourth consecutive Superfinal Time Trial victory today at the third round of the 2012 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup in Papendal, Netherlands.
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Rennell, along with his older brother, Payton, was found guilty of the heinous crime, and the conviction has been upheld through one appeal after another. But as Terri spends time with Rennell and re-creates the events that put him on death row, she starts to understand the forces that shaped Rennell and the reason he has never been able to defend himself adequately.
As Terri prepares for a last appeal, she gets a new weapon for her battle: fresh evidence suggesting that another man, not Rennell, helped Payton commit the atrocity. But the grim machinery of capital punishment is already in motion. As more people are drawn into Terri's last-ditch battle, this much is clear: the serious doubts about Rennell's guilt may not be enough to save him.
Conviction raises issues of ethics, political expediency, and personal trauma that will shake readers to their core. Patterson illuminates the mysterious precincts between justice and truth, where the fate of one man involves not only his own life and the lives he has affected but the moral life of a nation.
©2005 Richard North Patterson; (P)2005 Random House, Inc.
"As with his previous novels, Patterson examines a complex issue through the lens of a compelling, gripping story. Readers familiar with his characters and those looking for a powerful courtroom drama will not be disappointed." (Booklist)
"The Nature of"
Richard North Patterson, who has transcended the legal-thriller genre a few books ago has created a novel which explains how the appeals process in death penalty cases has become a stylized dance of arbitrary rules where political expediency trumps justice, fairness and truth. In telling the story of a last minute appeal of a retarded, and probably innocent man facing execution we are taken step by step through a grinding, mindnumbing and depressing process which exposes, in explicit terms, some very troubling truths about the death penalty today.
Patterson, in using a fictional case, has made a baroque and irrational system accessible to those open to be challenged on their assumptions about "activist courts" "coddled criminals" and other cleverly framed phrases which cloud the truth about a justice system which metes out the ultimate punishment without much concern for guilt or innocence.
This is not a fun book. However, it is an important book for those who truly want to understand an important issue, and how it defines us as a people. And Patterson does provide an excellent road map, for those with the courage and character, to proceed down that road.
"Long and drawn out"
This book started well, but quickly became mired in an overly extended journey through the justice system, which was interesting to start, but quickly became monotonous and added very little to the book. To my mind, the story could have been told in half the time / pages. I many times debated just not finishing it.
"A Lecture... Not a Novel"
I've enjoyed Patterson's other books, but this was just one, long, dull lecture about the process involved in a death row appeal. It's unrelentingly grim-- unbelievably so. Everyone who isn't the lawyer and her friends is a cheat, a junkie, a murderer, and/or a child molester. I'm no death penalty advocate, but boy, by the end of this book, I was thinking the human race was doomed to evil forever, so how bad could the death penalty be? I mean, really, the characters were almost uniformly nasty.
The main character was sort of boring. She and her colleagues were given to long involved lectures about procedure and precedent. They never sounded realistic to me. And they all seemed to exist just to prove some point about the death penalty-- that most of the people sentenced to death are poor and mentally unstable. That most attorneys are incompetent. Etc.
This book shows the danger of centering a novel around an idea instead of a plot and characters. It's "worthy", but dull.
"Don't Waste Your Time!!!"
Not only is it long and dull and disgusting--I agree with what other reviewers said--it is also racist! This book portrays poor people, especially black poor, as if they are animals and savages. I couldn't even finish and I usually listen to everything. I've enjoyed other books by this author in the past but this book has turned me off to even thinking about reading his future works.
"Too long, too little plot"
I have enjoyed many of Patterson's novels but this one lacked plot. It was more of the author's view on capital punishment and less of a mystery. I happen to agree with his views but the story dragged. If you must listen to it, go for the abridged version. I stopped listening 3/4 of the way through and found another book with more interest. I rarely do that.
"A polemic against the death penalty"
One would think a book with good character development and a timely topic would translate into a great read. And so it might be with Conviction, were it not for the fact that I was expecting a mystery novel and instead got a thinly veiled polemic against the death penalty.
This book plods along for far too long exploring each vagary of the lengthy appeals process in death penalty cases. It would have been better if it were shorter by half and, more importantly, if it had some exciting action (although some might suggest that the ending IS exciting--I just happen not to be among them). Clearly this is NOT one of Patterson's best books.
"mostly good entertainment"
A good book on an important issue. It tends to bog down in the middle as it gets somewhat repetitve. If you can get through that, the speed and drama increase rapidly toward the end.
"An important look at a hard issue"
A good read / couldn't put it down. Thought provoking in the handeling of the issues on many levels, law, personal etc. Not a disappointment at all. Should be the beginning of talking about how we as a nation need to revisit the issue.
"Ho Hum..and, what's"
I had prepared a lengthy critique of this lengthy, preachy novel. Then I saw that Alicia from neighboring Indianapolis said it perfectly. If there was ever a book that I wish I had read an abridged edition of, it's this one. To say that it is preachy, didactic, propagandized, and about twice as long as it should be is to give it more importance than it deserves! I found it arrogant that the characters constantly used phrases like "freestanding innocence," which I still don't know the meaning of; and a parcel of acronyms, which I couldn't keep straight. Perhaps if the "book" were in front of me, I could keep checking back; but this doesn't work on my Otis. I'd have spent several hours jumping back and forth. Like yet another reviewer, I'd have been happy to have skipped the entire mid-section. But then I hated the ending so much that maybe I should have just read Part I, and let it go at that. I have tried to read two regular books by this author, and never got far. Now I remember why. Ah, well, I certainly had it reinforced that the liberals are all good guys and the conservatives...well...the meanies! A tiresome cliche.
"What a disappointment"
I usually love this author's books and decided to ignore the poor reviews by other readers. I often found myself daydreaming and missed numerous sections of the book but did not go back to listen to them. If you read or listen to this book, do yourself a favor and only get the abridged version!
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Sports Spotlight: Vignesh Rajagopal
Until he started high school, Vignesh Rajagopal was sure that he wanted to be a soccer player. He had been playing since he was ten years old and loved it. While in high school, his friend convinced him to try playing basketball one day and his journey with basketball began then, and continues today as he plays for the Illinois Tech men's basketball team.
"The main reason I wanted to go to college in the U.S. was because I wanted to continue playing basketball," said Rajagopal, who grew up in a few different places around the world before graduating from high school in Mexico. His journey with basketball at Illinois Tech began before he even came to the school. He had been corresponding with the coach about the possibility of joining the team and was told that there was the likelihood of a spot for him on the team when he got here. Soon after he got here in Fall 2013, he went through tryouts, made the team and has been playing for the school for the past the three years.
Asked what his favorite thing about playing basketball at the school is, he easily says, "the people," adding that his teammates, coaches and other athletics staff have made the experience what it is. Then asked about a challenge he faces on the team, he says that time management has been a skill that has challenged him. With practices starting at 6 a.m., and his determination never to be late to practice, Rajagopal has had to learn to schedule the rest of his academic and personal life around his life in athletics.
Earlier this semester, Rajagopal was awarded the Student Athlete of the Year award by the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA.) He says that his initial reaction was one of shock and that he "couldn't believe it."
As co-captain of the team, Rajagopal not only uses the team's losses to make his own game better, but he also works actively to encourage his teammates to push themselves to achieve their full potential. For the past few years, the team has been facing a lot of losses but Rajagopal is optimistic that this will change in upcoming semesters. Asked what he thinks about the current state of student awareness and support of athletics on campus, Rajagopal says, "[he thinks] it's picked up this year," in comparison to his first two years at the school. He adds that the athletes themselves try to attend sporting events for other teams on campus to show support but also as an opportunity to bond with their own teams, often trying to recruit friends outside athletics to go with them. He says, "involvement could definitely be a lot better, especially because we are transitioning into DIII, and that's a pretty big deal," hoping that incentives like earning points by going to athletic events and trading them in for merchandise will help boost attendance.
Rajagopal also talked about ways that we can cultivate a culture of sports here at Illinois Tech. While he recognized that that is not a mission that can be accomplished in a short span of time, he notes, "blowing up athletics as much as we blow up our academics" to visiting prospective students may be a good way to expose them to the sense of school spirit here before they attend so that they can help maintain and improve the appreciation of athletics and our athletes on campus when they do attend.
Lastly, in response to being asked in what capacity he sees basketball in his life post college, Rajagopal says that the skills and discipline he has learned through the sport and being on the team are priceless. Being able to step back, analyze his mistakes and learn from them effectively is only one of many such skills that will help him no matter his chosen career path. He ends with a call to fellow students, saying, "come out to these games with your friends, it could be fun!"


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The bio on Leslie Jordan's official website reads "With hundreds of television shows, films and commercials to his credit, he has become a familiar face on the entertainment scene." But Jordan himself likes to put it more succinctly: "I'm the biggest whore in Hollywood."
Over the past 30 years Jordan has kept himself busy by taking roles on the big and small screens and the stage, and he's earned a slew of accolades for his trouble, including an Emmy in 2006 for playing the beloved Beverly Leslie on Will and Grace and a spot in the 2010 Out 100. He's also written a memoir, My Trip Down the Pink Carpet, which became a one-man show that ran Off-Broadway and had a four-week run at the Apollo Theater in London.
Now Jordan is starring in a new Lucky Guy, a new musical comedy written and directed by Willard Beckham and also featuring fellow 2010 Out 100 honoree Kyle Dean Massey (Next To Normal, Wicked) and Varla Jean Merman (aka Jeffery Roberson) (Chicago, Ugly Betty). Jordan recently dropped by the Out studio to chat about Lucky Guy, hosting The Hookie Awards (aka the Oscars of the male escorting world), what's happening with that Will and Grace Off-Broadway spin-off that Megan Mullally wanted him to star in with her, and more:
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A FRAUDSTER who fleeced a wealthy divorcee of cash and forged documents in order to lay claim on her expensive detached home has been jailed for five years.
David Graham, who separately committed a near £800,000 mortgage fraud, was described by a judge at Teesside Crown Court as "plausible, devious and determined".
Detectives from Durham Police's fraud squad flew thousands of miles to build a case against Graham, visiting the British Virgin Islands, in the Caribbean, where the 51-year-old said he was employed by a sailing company.
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He provided false salary slips from the company, inflating his wages, and forged utility bills to make a series of mortgage and loan applications between October 2001 and October 2005.
He also secured a three-year finance deal on a top-of-the range Porsche.
In October 2006, Graham met a woman living in The Downs, an upmarket estate in Durham City, who had separated from her husband. They later divorced and the woman took ownership of a four-bedroomed plus detached home, valued at an estimated £600,000.
Matthew Bean, prosecuting, said: "David Graham appeared to be a successful businessman involved in businesses across the North-East and the Caribbean.
"She had some concerns about his behaviour, but they began a relationship."
In October 2007 the woman agreed to lend Graham £40,000 after he claimed a flat he owned was about to be repossessed.
By the following spring the defendant was complaining of more financial difficulties, but still managed to take a holiday in the Caribbean.
"From there he contacted her and became increasingly aggressive demanding more money," the prosecutor said.
In September 2008, the woman obtained a non-molestation order against Graham, preventing him from contacting her or going to her home.
However, Graham sought to prove that he was entitled to live in the property by producing a 'Declaration of Trust' document from October 2007 which appeared to contain the woman's signature.
He also wrote to the Land Registry stating he had a legal interest in the home, preventing its sale.
Mr Bean said the Declaration of Trust also contained the signatures of two other men, Joseph Catterson and Stuart Heather, who in December 2008 signed affidavits at Newcastle County Court stating they had witnessed the victim signing the document.
Graham later admitted the document was a forgery, while Catterson and Heather admitted perverting the course of justice.
On July 26 2011 police searched Graham's home in Jesmond Gardens, Newcastle, finding copies of the woman's signature.
Ian West, for Graham, who admitted forgery and was convicted of seven counts of obtaining a money transfer by deception, said: "He is of previous good character and a carer for his elderly mother."
Barristers for 51-year-old Catterson, of Furness Close, Bishop Auckland, and 40-year-old Heather, of Woodburn Drive, Whitley Bay, said both were working men who had not benefitted from their involvement.
Judge Tony Briggs told Graham he had caused a considerable degree of misery. He said: "You are an enigma, a highly unusual man, very intelligent and have the gift of giving a good impression to other people."
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Legal Question in Employment Law in Georgia
My sister, who lives in Virginia, broke her arm recently. She works in a dentist's office doing patient coordination and tech items, like x-rays. She's able to perform her duties at about 90%. Every once in a while needing some help to life something heavy. She had about 5 more weeks left in her cast, but was fired today because they said she wasn't able to do her job. I know 90% is not 100% and I can understand that, but is there some recourse for her?
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Paula McGill Attorney at Law
You need to repost this question. In the state section, put Virginia, not Georgia. In the zip code, put her zip code. Each state is different. You want an experienced lawyer who is licensed in Virginia to see the question and answer it.
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Various News: WWE Divas Brand Manager, AP Release On Gary Hart Death, More
– WWE is looking to hire a "talent brand manager" for the WWE Divas brand. The manager's main job will be to promote the Divas individually and collectively. They are looking for someone with 5-10 years experience in marketing.
– The Tuesday RAW replay on The Score in Canada aired the second half of the Ric Flair vs. Vince McMahon match in black and white, likely due to the blood.
– The Associated Press sent this out last night.
Wrestling manager Playboy Gary Hart dies at 66
EULESS, Texas (AP) – The man known to professional wrestling fans as wrestler and manager "Playboy Gary Hart" has died.
The Tarrant County Medical Examiner's Office says Gary Richard Williams of Euless died of heart disease Sunday in a Bedford hospital.
The Evansville, Indiana, native's career spanned four decades. World Wrestling Entertainment says he began wrestling in the 1960s as an in-ring competitor in Illinois and Wisconsin. He went on to manage famed wrestlers Bruiser Brody, Abdullah the Butcher, Gentleman Chris Adams and others.
World Wrestling Entertainment credits Williams with propelling wrestling to national and international heights. That was by establishing a rivalry between the famed Von Erich wrestling family of Dallas and the Fabulous Freebirds.


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Hello Chowhounders,
I am an occasional visitor to this board, so please forgive me if this question has been asked before - as i suspect it must have been. I am Italian. I grew up outside Genoa, and have lived in the U.S. for 20 years now. I love Texas barbecue, but oftentimes what passes as Italian food in Austin makes me want to kill myself.
I have just come back from Taverna on 2nd Street where I had possibly the worst risotto of my life, and definitely the worst risotto frutti di mare of my life. Rice was overcooked to the texture of orzo - then it tasted like someone had tipped a can of queso into it - so if there was any saffron in it - how could one know? The cheesiness was extreme, and in my experience, Italians who put cheese on everything don't put cheese on fish. The waiter asked how it was so I told him, saying that I was hungry and would eat it anyway. He whisked it away from me and brought back another plate 5 minutes or so later. It was exactly the same, and since the waiter was sweet and I did not have the heart to send it back again, and had no reason for believing the third plate would be any different from the first two, I smiled, said it was fine, and managed to eat most of it. I have lived in Austin for 6 plus years now and have decided to give up on Italian food, but thought I would try this board in case there may be a place that I have missed. Provided I can find the right ingredients, I can make most of what I love at home, but sometimes I just don't feel like cooking, and making pasta from scratch is time-consuming and I have to be in the mood.
These are the places I have tried more than once and found indifferent or poor or actively hated:
Sagra, Vespaio, Carmelo's, Siena, Romeo's, The Treehouse, La Traviata, Frank and Angies, Brick Oven, Spaghetti Warehouse ( the horror, the horror), Mezzaluna (ditto), Cannoli Joe's, Olive Garden - though I once had surprisingly good gnocchi there, Johnny Carino, Buca di Peppo, Bellissimo.
These are places that I have tried more than once and found okay - though none unqualified delicious:
Asti ( often not Italian enough, but usually fresh and good), Enoteca Vespaio (I love their prosciutto, egg and truffle oil panini - other-wise meh, but much prefer it to the yuppie parody of an Italian restaurant next door). I like the bucatini amatriciana at Primizie but that is about it. I once had an excellent fennel salad at Andiamo's, and Mandola's is mostly okay though half the time they don't have half the meats named on the board above their deli counter, which I am starting to realize is simply decoration. Nearly every time I go there, I am told the guanciale is coming on Tuesday plus no salted anchovies - just those little oily things in cans. Also, is there anywhere in Austin where one can buy broccoli rabe?
I like good regional Italian food - love nearly all regions from Sicily to Veneto. In other cities in the U.S., where I have lived - I loved Via Emilia on North Clark St and Mia Francesca in Little Italy in Chicago, Bar Pitti on 6th Ave in NYC, and Cucina Capone's on Melrose in L.A. Don't know if these places still exist. I totally took them for granted. None of them were/are particularly fancy. I know Austin is a much more smaller city with its own culinary charms. I don't need Babbo or The River Cafe, but I am hoping there might be a place that makes its own pasta and mozzarella, would have squid ink risotto on the menu once in a while, does a good osso buco in the winter etc. . .
I think I have been thorough in my search. I have driven my Austin friends crazy, but maybe I have missed something . . .
Or do I just have to suck it up and drive to Houston, which, at least, has good, if not great Italian food, whenever the cravings strike?
Any help, if there is help to be had, greatly appreciated.


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PACMan: Coordinated Memory Caching for Parallel Jobs
Data-intensive analytics on large clusters is important for modern Internet services. As machines in these clusters have large memories, in-memory caching of inputs is an effective way to speed up these analytics jobs. The key challenge, however, is that these jobs run multiple tasks in parallel and a job is sped up only when inputs of all such parallel tasks are cached. Indeed, a single task whose input is not cached can slow down the entire job. To meet this "All-or-nothing" property, the authors have built PACMan, a caching service that coordinates access to the distributed caches. This coordination is essential to improve job completion times and cluster efficiency.
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Complaint Review: CSRT TRUCKING
Riverside, California
- Phone: (800) 553-2778
- Web: http://www.crst.com/
- Category: Trade Schools
CRST TRUCKING CRST COMPANY SPONSORED TRUCK DRIVING SCHOOLS Riverside California
*General Comment: The truth is ugly.
Before you think about attending any of the company sponsored truck driving schools, you should not only read this, but spend sometime and do your own research.
CRST recruites people all over the country to attend their driving schools and work for them, what they don't tell you is the whole picture. First of all do not come to California if you do not have or know someone here that you can use as a residents. Here's why: In California you have to be a resident is order to get your permit, if you do not know anyone in california that you can use for a address your trip has just been wasted.
CRST does not tell you the actual number of people they will hire. You do not find this out until you go to the driving school and you start doing your paperwork.So here's the numbers. If a class has 45 people in it 25 of them people will not get their CDL for what ever reasons. Background checks, drug test failures and just can't drive a truck. So half or almost half of the class will not make it through the school. The rest of the class that makes it, only 80 percent of them willl get hired.
Things you should know before you sign any contracts or get on a bus to attend one of their driving schools.
First of all they do not have their own truck driving school run by CRST, it is a private school that over books and disrespects people. You share a truck with 4 students... one student in the driver seat and 3 on a bench seat that is located inside the sleeper...I am not joking. During the summer time you will be miserable because there is no A/C in the trucks. One of the reasons why is, because it cost more in fule to run the trucks. If you attend the Advanced Driving School in Fontana enjoy your bus ride they overload it to the max to save the school money.
CRST does not give a crap about you, you will find that out the hard way. You do not have to take my word for any of this, go to Google and type CRST Complaints or CRST SCAMS. There is over 1,000 complaints about their company sponsored driving. Not to mention law suits. So if you don't do your home work, you might be going home with nothing. Also CRST does not feed you, you have a cafateria located at the CRST yard, but they charge you, so if you come their with empty pockets, you'll be straving unless you get a hand out from someone. Again I am not joking. In my class there was a quite of few people that came there with nothing. I can't afford to feed everyone, but I did go down to taco bell and come back with a bunch of tacos so people had something to eat.
I can go on and on about the whole process and all the disapointments, but I won't for sake of space. But I will offer you some advice. Trucking is not what it used to be,there is so many rules and laws you'll feel the oppression everywhere.If you still want to be a driver. Go find a reasonable school and pay for it on install ments.
If you really think about it, for what these trucking companies pay you for the first year you could make the same money or more driving a taxi, with a whole lot less head ache.
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The truth is ugly.
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The sad part is even if you make it thru one of these schools, the only people that will hire you are not worth working for to begin with. It is a very ugly business, but if you thrive on missery this job is for you.
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Quote from: biox on May 31, 2009, 10:00 PMYou got the bow, we got the rain ! Where is that? Were you driving down the "streets" of Venice?
You got the bow, we got the rain
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this thread needs some new activity, glad you got it going again -- let's see some more pictures!
^ and ^^ the neighbours dog. But likes my food and the fact that I play with her much more than she does her real boss, so she moved in. Watches after my bike a bit too well, she doesn't let anyone have it, even me
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(1) Subject to subsection (4) of this section, if the resolution of a complaint under ORS 701.145 (Resolution of complaints involving work on residential structures or certain small commercial structures) requires a hearing, the Construction Contractors Board may require that the hearing be conducted as a binding arbitration under rules adopted by the board under subsection (3) of this section. This subsection does not authorize the board to require binding arbitration of a complaint that is subject to ORS 701.146 (Resolution of complaints involving work on large commercial structures or certain small commercial structures).
(2) The board may use mediation or arbitration to resolve a construction dispute between any parties who agree to follow the rules of the board, other than a dispute involving work on a large commercial structure.
(3) Except as provided in this subsection, rules adopted by the board to regulate arbitration under subsections (1) and (2) of this section must substantially conform with the provisions of ORS 36.600 (Definitions), 36.610 (Effect of agreement to arbitrate) to 36.630 (Provisional remedies), 36.635 (Initiation of arbitration) (2), 36.640 (Consolidation of separate arbitration proceedings), 36.645 (Appointment of arbitrator) (2), 36.650 (Disclosure by arbitrator) to 36.680 (Judicial enforcement of preaward ruling by arbitrator), 36.685 (Award) (1) and 36.690 (Change of award by arbitrator) to 36.740 (Relationship to electronic signatures in Global and National Commerce Act). The rules may:
(a) Require that a hearing under ORS 183.413 (Notice to parties before hearing of rights and procedure) to 183.470 (Orders in contested cases) be conducted for issues for which a petition could be filed under ORS 36.615 (Application for judicial relief), 36.620 (Validity of agreement to arbitrate), 36.625 (Petition to compel or stay arbitration) and 36.640 (Consolidation of separate arbitration proceedings);
(b) Limit orders and awards made by the arbitrator as necessary to comply with this chapter;
(c) Require that a request that an arbitrator modify or correct an award under ORS 36.690 (Change of award by arbitrator) be submitted in a form specified by the rule;
(d) Require that a petition under ORS 36.705 (Vacating award) (2) or 36.710 (Modification or correction of award) (1) be filed in a shorter period of time than provided by ORS 36.705 (Vacating award) and 36.710 (Modification or correction of award); and
(e) Include any other provision necessary to conform the arbitration to this chapter.
(4) A party to a complaint that is subject to a board order of binding arbitration under subsection (1) of this section may avoid the arbitration if the party requests to have the complaint resolved through a contested case hearing or files a court action. A party making a hearing request or filing a court action under this subsection is subject to the following provisions:
(a) If the party requests to have a complaint resolved through a contested case hearing, the party must, within the time specified in paragraph (c) of this subsection, deliver the request in writing to the board and to all parties entitled by board rule to receive a copy of the request.
(b) If the party files a court action, the party must, within the time specified in paragraph (c) of this subsection, deliver a copy of the party's court pleading to the board and to all persons entitled by board rule to receive a copy of the pleading. If the party filing the court action is the complainant to the board, the complainant must plead all facts and issues of the board complaint in the court action. If the court action is filed by the contractor against whom a board complaint is alleged, the court action must be an action for damages, an action for declaratory judgment or another action that allows the board complainant to file a response pleading all facts and issues of the board complaint. The board complainant has the burden of proving the elements of the board complaint in a court action described in this paragraph.
(c) A party that is subject to paragraph (a) or (b) of this subsection must deliver the contested case hearing request or the copy of the party's court pleading to the board as described in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this subsection no later than the 30th day after the board sends notice that an arbitration hearing has been scheduled. Failure to timely deliver a request or court pleading under this paragraph constitutes consent to the binding arbitration.
(d) If a party makes a timely request under paragraph (a) of this subsection for a contested case hearing and another party timely files a court action and complies with paragraph (b) of this subsection, the filing of the court action supersedes the request for a contested case hearing.
(e) A party may not withdraw a request made in compliance with paragraph (a) of this subsection unless all parties agree to the withdrawal.
(f) The board may adopt a rule that a contested case hearing for a complaint seeking less than $1,000 is not available under this subsection.
(g) The provisions of paragraph (b) of this subsection are in addition to any other requirements imposed by law regarding the filing of a court action.
(5) The board may refuse to accept a dispute for mediation or arbitration under subsection (1) or (2) of this section if the board determines that the nature or complexity of the dispute is such that a court or other forum is more appropriate for resolution of the dispute. [2011 c.630 §58]
Note: 701.144 (Use of binding arbitration and contested case hearings) becomes operative July 1, 2017, and applies to complaints filed on or after July 1, 2017. See section 73, chapter 630, Oregon Laws 2011.
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Smarty Pants, the popular women's consignment clothing shop that has been in Thomaston since 2007, will be moving to Rockland at 485 Main Street. A grand opening is scheduled for September 1, Labor Day weekend.
Owner Cathy Kulka and store manager Jennifer DeMarais are excited about the increased walk-in traffic they expect at the new location. "Thomaston has been very good to us, and we hope our loyal customers will follow us to Rockland," says Kulka. "But our type of business really depends on the spontaneous shopper, and we feel Rockland's busier sidewalk traffic will be great for business." Another factor in the decision is the many festivals and other events Rockland hosts, including the popular First Friday art walks and movie showings.
The Thomaston shop will remain open through September with liquidation sales.


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It's funny how knowing someone affected by your laws and traditions, and your bigoted prejudicial medieval mindset, makes all the difference eh? Sen. Rob Portmam (R-OH) found out recently he had a son that was affected. And boy howdy did the Senator's former 'heartfelt moral principles' fall faster in the face of that familial reality than the walls at Jericho cleaved and tumbled — we are told — when blown by the mighty horn of God-eh:
NBC — "It allowed me to think of this from a new perspective, and that's of a dad who loves his son a lot and wants him to have the same opportunities that his brother and sister would have – to have a relationship like Jane and I have had for over 26 years," Portman told reporters during that interview
.Portman's changed stance comes amid spreading support for same-sex marriage. Forty-eight percent of Americans supported same-sex marriage in 2012, up from 35 percent a decade ago, according to a Pew Research Center analysis from Dec. 2012.
Arguments challenging the Defense of Marriage Act, which Portman voted for in 1996, are due to be heard before the Supreme Court later this month.
Well, I guess it's a good thing over all, and to Poprtman's credit he did this while he is still, in office. A refreshing turn of events. . But goddamit, you shouldn't have to know a Jew or an intellectual to know the Inquisition or the Holocaust was wrong. You shouldn't have to know a black person to form an opinion on lynching, Jim Crowe, or the KKK.
And you shouldn't have to know a gay or lesbian or transgendered person, much less have one in your family, to know they've been systemically discriminated, reviled, scapegoated, tortured, and killed in the most inhuman ways imaginable, for at least centuries if not longer, and for reasons no one can ever seem to enumerate despite trying to come up with a list of same for about the same length of time.


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Full-time: Chelsea 3 Newcastle 0
JOSE Mourinho had a good day but this was another defeat at the end of a frustrating week for Newcastle United.
After watching an Eden Hazard-inspired Blues cruise to a 3-0 win at Stamford Bridge, Newcastle boss Alan Pardew is nursing another defeat that now means his side have won just one of their last seven Premier League games.
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Hazard's brilliance conjured up two goals in the first half and then he completed his hat-trick with a second half penalty to lift Chelsea to the top of the league.
Newcastle do not have such a healthy position, it is just fortunate they sit with a respectable 37 point tally at this stage after ten days to forget on Tyneside.
After a derby defeat to Sunderland, the departure of Joe Kinnear and the resignation of Under-21s coach Willie Donachie, Newcastle need to find a lift again.
And they must do so without Yohan Cabaye following his move to Paris St Germain and key midfielder Cheik Tiote, who will miss three weeks with a hamstring problem.
There are also fresh injury concerns over Mathieu Debuchy ahead of Wednesday's visit of Tottenham after he was forced off with an ankle injury this afternoon.
While Mourinho focused on ways of claiming the points that could take them ahead of Arsenal in the title race, Pardew tried something different in a bid to stop them.
Paul Dummett's inclusion at left-back meant the hole vacated by Tiote was filled by Davide Santon in the middle alongside Vurnon Anita. January recruit Luuk De Jong was also handed a full debut on his own up front.
This was always likely to be an afternoon trying to contain the Blues shirts, though, and for the first 20 minutes things seemed to be going reasonably well.
While there was plenty of clever movement and passing, Chelsea's early efforts were from outside the area and flew narrowly wide.
And Newcastle had a couple of efforts themselves, with Hatem Ben Arfa going closest with two shots rolled in to the arms of Petr Cech.
But then Chelsea opened the scoring in the 27th minute. When Branislav Ivanovic placed a pass just inside the Newcastle box, Hazard met it first time with a precise finish inside the far corner.
Newcastle could have levelled before the second but Cech denied Moussa Sissoko after a fine defence splitting pass from Santon sent the Frenchman clear.
And Chelsea immediately broke down the other end through Willian. When he picked out Hazard the danger signs were there, but the Belgian darted in to the box, played a clever one-two with Samuel Eto'o and then applied the cool finish.
That arrived 11 minutes before half-time and from that moment on Chelsea never looked surrendering their advantage. And after the restart Newcastle could not even get out of their half.
An almighty blunder from Krul almost cost a third. He totally misjudged a long clearance from David Luiz and the ball bounced over his head on the edge of his box. There was just too much pace on it for Hazard to catch.
But the Chelsea playmaker did not have to wait much longer for his third and it arrived in the 63rd minute.
Assistant referee Darren Cann called a penalty when substitute Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa – who was introduced for the Debuchy – wrapped his arms around Eto'o at the back post when a corner was floated in. Hazard took the spot-kick in style.
Chelsea new-boy Mohamed Salah, signed from Basel last month, had a couple of late efforts to increase the lead, while Sylvain Marveaux wasted a glorious chance to pull one back in the dying moments.
But Newcastle had already been defeated.
CHELSEA (4-2-3-1): Cech; Ivanovic, Cahill, Luiz, Azpilicueta; Lampard, Matic; Hazard (Schurrle 86), Willian (Salah 76), Oscar; Eto'o (Ba 71). Subs: Schwarzer (gk), Cole, Ramires, Mikel.
NEWCASTLE UNITED (4-2-3-1): Krul; Debuchy (Yanga-Mbiwa 40), Williamson, Taylor, Dummett; Anita (Marveaux 86), Santon; Sissoko, Ben Arfa (Gosling 64), Sammy Ameobi; De Jong. Subs: Elliot (gk), Haidara, Armstrong, Shola Ameobi.


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X Windows using an AGP card
I'm having trouble getting X-Windows to simply load using the vga driver. I will get the correct drivers eventually but I just want to get X working. I believe the problem is that X doesn't know my card is on the AGP bus. What do I put in the device section in XF86Config so X knows it's on the AGP bus?
You didn't mention the version of Slack that you are trying to bring up. I usually try the vesa mode driver first. The X config file is located in the /etc/X11 directory. There should be one called XF86Config-vesa. Copy it to the XF86Config file and then try the "startx" command. If the video works but the mouse doesn't then change the mouse protocol to "IMPS/2". If it refuses to start, then look in the /var/log/XFree86.0.log file for any messages toward the end that might be a hint as to what the problem is.
Also, you can try the "/usr/X11/bin/xf86cfg" command to see if it will auto config for your system. When prompted to save the file when you exit, remember to use the /etc/X11/XF86Config filename.
Good luck.
OK. Literally forget vga drivers. I got NVIDIA drivers to work right off the bat. OK cool X works. Right. Well the resolution or something is out a whack because the desktop is big. I have to use the mouse to scroll across it. I guess I simply have to increase the resolution. How would I do that with my window manager fvwm2?
I don't think the window manager has anything to do much with it. It is X I believe. It sounds like your desktop definition is larger than your viewing resolution. Try cycling through the [CTRL][ALT][-] and [+] sequences to switch the resolution. The [-] and [+] are on the numeric keypad keys.
If the above switches the resolution as desired, then edit your /etc/X11/XF86Config in the screens section. I think you will find that you need to reverse the order of the resolutions listed. The first one in the list for the DefaultDolorDepth is the opening resolution.
There was a thread dedicated to virtual desktop (this is you case, where screen is actually bigger than the monitor viewable area). As i could see that problem pertains to RH distros, but I am not excluding slack from the list.http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...nge+resolution
OK I got the resolution I want 1280x1028. In fvwm2 I notice that alot of the icons don't work simply because I never installed the software. Can anyone point me to a site that can help me tweak and modify the hell out of fvwm2?
Another thing when I tried to load galeon I received this message:
/usr/bin/galeon-bin: error loading shared libraries: libgnomevfs.so.0: cannot opem shared object file: No such file or directory
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by Christopher Freeburn | May 16, 2013 10:17 am
[1]Luxury Italian sports car maker Porsche is facing a new lawsuit linked to its failed takeover bid[2] for Germany's Volkswagen (PINK:VLKAY[3]).
An additional 25 hedge funds, including David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital, Viking Global Equities and Glenhill Capital, are suing Porsche in German courts demanding damages of $1.8 billion. The new suits join a number of earlier suits that seek a total of $5.2 billion in damages, Bloomberg notes.
A number of U.S.-based funds are suing in German courts after agreeing to stop litigation against Porsche in the U.S. Porsche is still facing lawsuits from at least eight hedge funds in New York courts.
In their lawsuits, the hedge funds accuse Porsche of using stock options to deceive investors about its plans to try to purchased Volkswagen in 2008. German prosecutors have filed charges against Porsche former CEO and CFO, alleging that the executives attempted to manipulate share prices through the use of the stock options.
The former executives have denied the allegations. Porsche did not comment on the new lawsuits.
Last year, Volkswagen purchased the outstanding stake in Porsche[4] for $5.9 billion.
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Rosemaria Genova knows what Patti Blagojevich will soon face. Her former husband, once the mayor of Calumet City, was convicted in a public corruption scandal.
"It's a sad day, a difficult day, and the worst days are probably yet to come," Genova said Thursday.
Genova had three young children when her husband left in 2001 and served a three year sentence, far less than the 14 years former Gov. Rod Blagojevich now faces.
Genova said she would bring her children to visit their father at the federal prison camp in Oxford Wisconsin every other weekend.
"What's difficult is people think that movies and TV shows like the Good Wife are the way it is; that there are things like conjugal visits, that you can walk in and out of facilities, that doesn't happen," according to Genova.
She gives a hint at what the Blagojevich family will face when they visit their father: "You are going to come in with a clear purse. You are going to buy food out of a vending machine. You are going to be scrutinized by the security. You're going to go through metal detectors. My children had no idea what that was."
She doesn't excuse the former governor for the crimes for which he's found guilty, but at the same time can understand how he may have thought his behavior was acceptable.
"I think you're seeing a lot of people who are being criminalized for what was traditionally done in Illinois. I'm not suggesting that that was proper. I'm suggesting that there are individuals who are acting in a way, that was accepted practice," said Genova.
She describes the difficulties a prison term takes on one's marriage. The toll of those years in prison extended after Genova's husband was released. Their marriage ended in divorce.
"Ninety percent was the statistic at one time, of families, of husbands and wives, where the husband goes to camp ends up in divorce," she said, adding: "You have so much that you are sacrificing. I used to tell people that my spouse got convicted, but I got sentenced. I got left behind to clean up the mess and that's what [Patti Blagojevich is] going to be left behind with."