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Patty Erickson, Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank
Patty is a Branch Manager and Assistant Vice President of Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank, 763 Main Street, Falmouth. With more than 26 years of banking experience, Patty is a graduate of Barnstable High School and the Mass. Banker's School for Financial Studies at Babson College. She also holds a Certificate of Management from Cape Cod Community College. Patty has always been involved in the communities in which she works. Prior to coming to Falmouth she was an active member of the Hyannis Chamber of Commerce; a member of the Hyannis Chamber's Membership Committee; a member of the Board and the Finance Committees of the Horace Mann Charter School; and a very active member of the Centerville Merchants Association of which she was instrumental in creating.
Jennifer Edwards, Falmouth Road Race, Inc.
Jennifer is the General Manager of the New Balance Falmouth Road Race and and owner of Media Solutions - Falmouth, web design and social media marketing. A graduate of the University of Massachusetts, she worked in health care for 15 years before moving to Falmouth, where she has been an active community member and volunteer.
Geoff Nickerson, Oppenheim & Nickerson, LLP
Geoff is a partner at the Falmouth law firm of Oppenheim & Nickerson, LLP, where his practice focuses on real estate law and development, corporate law, small business advising and estate planning and administration. Geoff is a graduate of Dartmouth College and of Villanova University School of Law.
Clark Guinn, Sea Crest Beach Hotel
Clark is Scout Hotels' Regional Director of Operations, managing operations at three Scout properties in Massachusetts. These include, The Sea Crest Beach Hotel, 350 Quaker Road, North Falmouth, the iconic Harbor View Hotel and the popular Kelley House, both on Martha's Vineyard. Guinn joined Sea Crest as General Manager in 2010 and directed the hotel's $15 million renovation, restoring its place as the quintessential Cape Cod beach hotel. The expansive hotel boasts of 263 guest rooms and 35,000 square feet of meeting space on Old Silver Beach. With more than 35 years of extensive industry related experience across America, the Middle East and Thailand, Clark has fallen in love with Falmouth and the extended community.
Brooks Bartlett Sr., Keeling Financial Strategies, Inc.
With more than 45 years experience in helping individuals and businesses with their financial, retirement, and estate planning needs, Brooks is a member of the Society of Financial Services Professionals, a member of the Estate Planning Council of Cape Cod, is active in the American College alumni association and Brooks is a board member of the Falmouth Economic Industrial Development Corporation.
Mark Bogosian, Longfellow Design Build
Davidson Calfee, Arthur D. Calfee Insurance Agency, Inc.
Davidson is Owner/President of his family's firm, Arthur D. Calfee Insurance Agency, Inc. The firm specializes in home ownership insurance and has been serving the residents and businesses of Falmouth and Cape Cod for more than 33 years. As a licensed insurance broker and civic activist, Davidson's professional passion stems from experiencing personal property loss and also raising more than $800,000 for coastal victims of Hurricane Katrina. The firm's two locations are at 336 Gifford Street, Falmouth and 121 County Road, North Falmouth.
David M. Chapman, Jr., Chapman, Cole & Gleason Funeral Home
David is a Falmouth native, husband, father, and Director of Chapman, Cole & Gleason Funeral Home.
Chief Edward A. Dunne, Falmouth Police Department
With over thirty-seven years working for the Falmouth Police Department, Chief Dunne has held many patrol commands working his way through the ranks as Sergeant, Captain of Specialized Services, Falmouth SRT Commander, and now Chief of Police. Chief Dunne holds a master's degree in criminal justice from Western New England College and earned a bachelor's degree from Boston State College. He has extensive investigative experience. Some of the Chief's prior specialist assignments have included background investigator, arson investigator, accident investigator, hostage negotiator, photographer, and detail sergeant.
John F. Fulone, The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod
John is Senior Vice President and Chief Planning and Operations Officer, a position he's held since joining the bank in 2011. With nearly three decades of banking experience, Fulone has community banking roots reaching back to the Natick Trust Company and The Sandwich Cooperative Bank as well as holding senior level positions at BayBank, BankBoston, and Citizens Financial Group. In his present role, Fulone is responsible for managing the bank's daily operations activities along with security, facilities, marketing, and project management. Fulone received his BA in Biology from Assumption College and is a graduate of The Strategy and Service Excellence Program administered through the Harvard Business School of Executive Education. He is past Treasurer of the Mashpee Boosters Club and is Board member for the Boys and Girls Club of Cape Cod, The Cape Cod Children's Museum, Mashpee TV, and Heritage Museums and Gardens. He also serves on the Philanthropy Partners of the Cape and Islands Planning Committee for its annual Philanthropy Day.
Lori Jewett, MSN, RN Cape Cod Healthcare
Chief Operating Officer/Chief Nursing Officer for Falmouth Hospital
Lori Jewett, MSN, RN, has been Vice President for Patient Care at Falmouth Hospital since 2014. Prior to joining the staff at Falmouth Hospital, Ms. Jewett held various roles in nursing leadership and process improvement at Cape Cod Hospital. Ms. Jewett is a registered nurse and holds a Master's degree in Nursing.
Michael Lawrence, Woods Hole Golf Club
Michael has considerable experience in hospitality management at corporate and property level operations in hotels, resorts, and private clubs. As the General Manager and COO of Woods Hole Golf Club, Michael is responsible for the Board of Governors and Membership, leading the Club in its long range planning, capital reinvestment program, property management and day-to-day operations. With degrees from the University of South Alabama, the University of Texas at Dallas, and Boca Raton's Lynn University, Michael's career has included corporate positions for hospitality companies such as Club Corporation of America, Interstate Hotels and Boca Resorts where he was responsible for the private club operations of the Boca Raton Resort & Club, Boca Country Club, Grande Oaks Golf Club (Fort Lauderdale) and Naples Grande Gold Club. His private club assignments as GM & COO have included Berkeley Hall Club with twin Tom Fazio courses near Hilton Head and the iconic Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, home club of Ben Hogan and the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
Donna Sickler, Atria Woodbriar Senior Living
Pat Thatcher, Sotheby's International Realty
A dynamic and dedicated real estate professional, Pat has achieved success by her attentive attitude, hard work and optimistic attitude. Pat has an established reputation as a thorough negotiator, making even the most intricate transactions become win-win situations for all involved. Pat has extensive knowledge of Falmouth and the Upper Cape and participates on many committees and boards, including the Falmouth Chamber of Commerce, the Falmouth Hospital Women's Health Care Task Force, the Falmouth Service Center and Falmouth Community Television. As an avid traveler, Pat keeps her passport handy and can pack in a minute. Her other interests include swimming, boating and kayaking, hiking, downhill and cross country skiing, tennis, music, reading and cooking.

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Here's the issue and I can't figure out why: I will drive 5 miles or so and all of a sudden I'll lose gas power. In other words the car will still be on but when I press the gas nothing happens at all. The car then coasts, and once it gets to about 10MPH the engine cuts off. I can tell it cuts off because the oil and battery lights come on. Electric still works and there is a new battery in there too. Full gas tank as well.
What would cause a car to lose power and cut off mid drive???
Lots of things can cause this. Lets start eith teh basics, what year if your car, what is your car, how many miles does it have, any check lights on the dash, etc??
And what engine does it have? And when was the last time you had a tuneup?
As said above, you need to post the make/model/year and mileage. My guess based on the symptoms is either the fuel pump, the fuel injection rail pressure, or the fuel filter. I'd expect a check engine code might be displayed though. Is the check engine light on?


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and navigation across mobile phones and computers.
As part of the alliance Nokia will be the exclusive, global
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Maps across Yahoo properties, branded as powered by Ovi.
Under the alliance, Yahoo will become the exclusive, global
provider of Nokia's Ovi Mail and Ovi Chat services branded as Ovi
Mail / Ovi Chat powered by Yahoo.
Nokia and Yahoo also plan to work on ID federation between their
services, beginning by making it easy for people to use their Ovi
user IDs across select Yahoo properties to easily access the
online content and services they need.
'Delivering great user experiences -- both online and on your
mobile - is what this alliance is all about,' said Olli-Pekka
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Recipes for July 6, 2014
Chocolate Chip Cookies
2 eggs
2¼ cups all-purpose flour
¼ teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup chocolate chips
1 cup butterscotch chips
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
Mix the oil, butter, and sugars together. Add the eggs and combine. Add all-purpose flour, salt, baking soda and vanilla. Add the chips. Lightly grease cookie sheets. Bake for 10 to 15 minutes.
Note: Instead of chocolate and butterscotch chips, you may add macadamia nuts and 2 cups vanilla chips.
Vivian Anderson, Duluth
Mom's Chocolate Swirl Cookies
1 cup sugar
½ cup butter or margarine
2 eggs
2 – 1-ounce squares unsweetened chocolate, melted and cooled
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 cups all-purpose flour
1½ teaspoon baking powder
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon baking soda
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
¼ teaspoon ground ginger
¼ teaspoon ground allspice
additional sugar for top
Cream sugar and butter or margarine until light and fluffy. Add eggs, melted chocolate and vanilla; beat well. Stir all-purpose flour, baking powder, salt, baking soda, cinnamon, ginger and allspice together thoroughly. Stir into creamed mixture a little at a time, mix well. Chill thoroughly.
To form swirls, roll about 2 teaspoons of dough on lightly floured board with hands to form a rope about 9 inches long. Coil into a spiral shape and place on ungreased cookie sheet. Sprinkle with additional sugar. Bake in a preheated 350 degree oven for 10 minutes. Makes about 5 dozen.
Sue Matuszak, Duluth
Sugar Cookies
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup powdered sugar
1 cup margarine
1 cup oil
2 eggs
4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon cream of tartar
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
Cream the granulated sugar, powdered sugar, margarine and oil. Add the rest of the ingredients. Mix well, chill dough. Form balls and roll in granulated sugar. Press down with glass. Place cookies in oven and turn down the heat to 350 degrees as soon as cookies are put in oven. Bake for 10-12 minutes.
Once cooled, melt chocolate almond bark. Dip half of each cookie in the melted chocolate. When set, melt white almond bark and dip other half in the melted almond bark.
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WBPSC Recruitment 2017 Apply for 19 Quinologist Posts at the official website www.pscwb.org.in
West Bengal PSC Recruitment 2017
The West Bengal Public Service Commission has released the online application forms for the West Bengal PSC Jobs 2017. The department is inviting the application forms from the young and talented candidates to the fill the 19 number of vacancies for the posts of Economist-Cum-Credit Planner, Quinologist. The interested candidates can apply through the online mode for WBPSC Economist notice 2017 on or before the last date to apply for the recruitment i.e. 03rd April 2017. It is a great news for the candidates who are looking for the jobs in the Government department. Candidates can submit the application form from the official website of the department i.e. www.pscwb.org.in. Candidates can find more details related to the age limit, educational qualification, application fee, selection process, how to apply procedure, etc. in the article below. Here below, we have provided some simple steps to apply for the recruitment easily.
About WBPSC:
WBCS is also called as West Bengal Civil Service. It is the provincial administrations of the state of West Bengal (India). The department has released the Competitive Exam for the enrolment of this service every year. The officers are assimilated into the state order of general administration officers. Now, currently, the WBPSC has issued the West Bengal PSC Vacancy 2017 for the applicants who are searching for the upcoming jobs in the state of West Bengal.
WBPSC Vacancy Details 2017:
- Name of the Organization: West Bengal Public Service Commission
- Name of the Posts: Economist-Cum-Credit Planner, Quinologist
- Total Number of posts: 19 vacancies
- Job Location: West Bengal
- Application Mode: Online
- Official Website: www.pscwb.org.in
Post Details:
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|Total Number of Posts
|Economist-Cum-Credit Planner
|Assistant Quinologist
Eligibility Criteria for WBPSC Recruitment 2017:
Educational Qualification: Applicants who are interested should possess a second class Master's or second class Honours Degree in Economics from a recognized University for Economist-Cum-Credit Planner and M.Sc. degree in Chemistry or M.Pharm in Pharmaceutical Chemistry for Quinologist posts.
Age Limit: The age limit of the interested candidates should be in between 31 years to 40 years as on 01st January 2017 and the age relaxation will be provided to the reserved category candidates as per the norms of the government.
Application Fees: The candidates need to pay the application fee as per their category provided below.
- For General/ OBC category applicants: Rs. 210/-
- For ST/ SC/ Ex-s/ PWD category applicants: No fee
Selection process: Applicants who have applied for the released posts will be selected on the basis of their performance in the following.
- Written test
- Personal Interview
Important dates:
- Starting Date to apply Online for the Application form: 14th March 2017
- The Last Date to apply Online for the Application form: 03rd April 2017
- The Last Date for Submission of Application Fee: 03rd April 2017
How to apply Online for West Bengal PSC Vacancy 2017?
- Visit the official website of the department i.e. www.pscwbonline.gov.in
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Some employees seem to believe that any complaint they make about their employer is protected activity. Thus, they may assume that any punishment they experience is retaliation worthy of a lawsuit.
Fortunately, that's not necessarily true. For example, to sue for retaliation under Title VII, the complaint has to relate to employment. As the following case shows, general complaints about an employer's practices and policies aren't enough if they're not somehow related to employment.
Recent case: Kimberly McCallum was the only black employee at a Christian ministry. When working on a project to develop summer camps for children, she noticed that the only congregations invited to participate had mostly white parishioners. Majority black congregations on the same streets apparently had been excluded. McCallum complained to church management about what she viewed as segregation.
Within weeks, the ministry downsized by one employee: McCallum. Later, a white employee with fewer qualifications stepped into her old job.
McCallum sued, alleging both race discrimination and retaliation.
The court nixed her retaliation claim, reasoning that she had not engaged in protected activity when she complained about perceived racism in the church camp program. The court said McCallum's internal complaint had nothing to do with employment. Therefore it wasn't protected. Since she hadn't engaged in protected activity, there was no retaliation. (McCallum v. Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, No. 3:09-CV-381, WD NC, 2011)
Final note: The ministry isn't entirely off the hook. The court said McCallum's race discrimination claim should go to trial. She was the only black employee and was replaced by a white employee, which the court found suspicious. It also noted apparent racial bias in the workplace after hearing testimony that a white supervisor who clearly needed assistance had refused any help from McCallum.


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Less than a week left before camp opens! Hooray! The staff has arrived and we're enjoying ourselves getting more and more ready for that first opening day. It's very exciting!
Hey! When are you coming?
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Less than a week left before camp opens! Hooray! The staff has arrived and we're enjoying ourselves getting more and more ready for that first opening day. It's very exciting!
Hey! When are you coming?
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I can't wait for camp! It will be my 4th year going back and I can't wait to do the fun activities and meet new friends! See ya there!
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this is my first year going to rockbrook i can't wait i am so excited!
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Cant wait for camp! Its one of the best places to be! This is my 4th year at rockbrook-stephanie Sutor
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I am so excited for camp this year! This is my last year being a regular camper then I'll be a CA! Cant wait until Saturday! -Rachel Taff
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Recently, my parents sent my sons E and M a gift, and then cards came a few days later. When E saw the cards, he said "There's no gift!" I explained to him that he got the gift a few days prior, and he dropped the subject. However, this is just one example of a series of mannerisms and expectations of a spoiled child. This is the child whom I take to Target and he begs me to buy him everything he sees.
My husband and I have been giving our kids an allowance for helping around the house. Each pretend dollar we give them is equivalent of a quarter, so four of these would amount to a dollar. Whenever E asks us for things, we tell him how many of his pretend dollars would help pay for that item, so he understands the value of money. We like to get things for the kids and now that Hanukkah is around the corner, we're stocking up on little items for each night. However, it is difficult to take E shopping when he is all about his own needs. If I look at items for his sister or brother, he gets mad and tells me we're taking too long. Then he asks to buy things that he doesn't need or will probably never use once it arrives home. (He's been asking us for a cell phone lately. He's 6 — who is he going to call?) Usually trips to the store result in tantrums where I'm informed that I NEVER get him ANYTHING! He also asks me to ask my parents to buy him expensive items if I refuse to buy them for him myself.
There's also the matter of places to go. E really wants to go to Disney World and reminds us of this fact every day. He even wrote a note to my husband for his upcoming birthday. He wished him a happy birthday and then asked if we could go to Disney World. Another time, E and M were arguing over which restaurant to go to for dinner. My husband flipped a coin and went over the rules of the coin flip, explaining that the other had to accept where we were going, even if it wasn't their top choice. M won the coin toss and E burst into tears, begging us to go to his choice the next day. There have been other times when E doesn't get his way when it comes to going out and he has a similar reaction. Lately, he's been pouting and saying "That's SUPER not fair" when he doesn't get his way. I usually tell him that life is not always fair and it's going to be even more difficult as he gets older.
We love our children and will do anything for them — within reason. Therefore, we are not sure how to curb E's sense of entitlement and also keep M and our baby from becoming spoiled as they get older. I have tried talking to E about how there are kids who don't have any toys at all and I ask him to look through his toys to see what he can donate. He has a hard time parting with items, even if he doesn't look at them anymore. As soon as I want to pack them up and ship them off, he gets upset that a toy he completely forgot about is in the box.
We are open to suggestions for how to teach the fine art of "not getting everything you want" to E before he becomes even more demanding. Any good advice?
About Melissa A
Melissa A. and her husband have 2 young sons, E and M, and a new baby daughter. Melissa's son E has hearing loss and wears a cochlear implant. Melissa works as an administrative assistant for a non-profit and also runs a bullying prevention group and a book-related fan group, in addition to blogging for Empowering Parents. You can check out Melissa's personal blog here.


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The public beta version of Identity Lifecycle Manager (ILM) "2" was unvelied at TechEd. ILM "2," the codename for the successor to ILM 2007, delivers an integrated identity management (IdM) solution that extend new identity management capabilities to IT professionals, end users and developers.
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Ray Fearon plays Othello with Anastasia Hille as Desdemona in Shakespeare's powerful play of passion, jealousy and bitter rage.
In this story of evil cunning perverting a once noble mind, radio captures lago's sly hints & boasts to the audience with shocking clarity. The listener is led along an emotional path taht grips with fascinating horror until the play's inevitably tragic conclusion.
BBC radio has a unique heritage when it comes to Shakespeare. Since 1923, when the newly formed company broadcast its first full-length play, generations of actors and producers have honed and perfected the craft of making Shakespeare to be heard. In the acclaimed BBC Radio Shakespeare series, each play is introduced by Richard Eyre, former Director of the Royal National Theatre. Revitalised, original and comprehensive, this is Shakespeare for the new millennium.
Shakespeare's plays often retell stories from other sources. In this novel, Julius Lester reverses that order and transforms Othello from drama to novel form. In doing so, he further investigates the characters of Othello, Iago, and Desdemona and provides answers to questions left unanswered by Shakespeare. He transforms Iago and his wife Emilia into Africans, sets the novel in England, and explores the racial issues in the story. Lester, author of books on slavery and African Americans in the United States, makes the mixed-race marriage and the relationships between blacks and whites more relevant and accessible to contemporary young people with his interpretation of the play. Of course most of the language in the novel is changed, but readers familiar with Shakespeare will recognize phrases and sentences as well as modern paraphrasing of allusions to Elizabethan society. Othello: A Novel may provide a transition to help students move into Shakespeare while at the same time raising challenging questions for discussion.


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Of all my uncles, Rodolfo was the only one who didn't want to be a blacksmith like my grandfather: He wanted to be a dancer. The search for the traces of his life leads to the discovery that in the eighties in Paraguay, under Stroessner's dictatorship, Rodolfo was included in one of the "108 lists of homosexuals", arrested and tortured. Rodolfo's story reveals a part of the hidden and silenced history of my country. In "Cuchillo de palo" two generations come face to face in a confrontation that ultimately allows each of us to understand our place in the world.
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"After a few years of the development pipeline being dominated by smaller players putting up lifestyle centers (which tend to be only 500,000 square feet or less), the emergence of the hybrid format is enabling the largest players to once again set the tone for the industry. According to Friedman, Billings, Ramsey REIT analyst Paul Morgan, 16 of the 37 major mall projects opening in 2004 and 2005 are hybrid centers the most of any category.
...The rise of hybrid centers also reflects the diminishing importance of department stores in the mall retail mix. It is no coincidence that developers are branching out just as the department store sector is going through a shakeout. The merger of Kmart and Sears was the first step. The rumored Federated and May merger would be another blow. For Lou Taylor, REIT analyst at Deutsche Bank, hybrid centers typify 'an evolution in mall retail' as properties morph into bigger open-air regional centers."
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Faster than Cobb, stronger than Ruthand one of baseballs most tragic figures. Could embracing Louis Sockalexis, the games first Native pro, help heal one of its deepest racial rifts? ">
Of course, baseball is just a game. Its about balls and bats and bases. Its about scores and stats and pennant races. But if you had any doubts that baseball is also about America and history and life itself, consider this World Series.
Watch the Chicago Cubs and Cleveland Indians wrestle with their respective loser legaciesthe Cubs hope to exorcise the Curse of the Billy Goat thats supposedly barred them from the World Series since 1945 and denied them championship rings since 1908. As the players concentrate on winning, on just playing the darned game, they see the cloudy spirit of Louis Sockalexis hovering about. His story blurs fact and fiction just as the Cleveland teams very name and offensive caricature of a logo is mired in the muddle of Americas torturous, ambiguous relationship with our Native Americans.
Louis Sockalexis was a natural. His turbo-powered arm could catapult a baseball across the field with breathtaking speed and accuracy. His lightning-quick reflexes helped him make contact with the ball consistently, peppering pitchers with piercing base hits. His rocket-like legs confounded fielders, turning outs into singles, and singles into doubles.
Baseball legend recounts how this phenom dazzled Cleveland fans in 1897. With the first Native American ever to play pro baseball so dominant, Ohioans started calling his team The Indians. His on-field feats and Apollo-like physique had already inspired a Maine writer and rival manager Gilbert Patten, using the pseudonym Burt L. Standish, to create the mythical scholar-detective-superstar dime-novel athlete Frank Merriwell. The great sportswriter Harry Grayson would judge Sockalexis faster than Ty Cobb, stronger than Babe Ruth, and a better outfielder than Tris Speaker.
Sockalexiss rookie year was so dramatic, with his .331 batting average, that 18 years later, in 1915, the franchise resurrected that magical moment. Calling the club The Indians made a name thats now considered racist by some actually a salute to honor this hero, this Native American Jackie Robinson, and his people.
Read over the simple story. Savor the legend. Imagine his greatness. Now learn the truth.
Sockalexis was the greatest outfielder in history, the Yankee General Manager Ed Barrow would recall, the best hitter, the best thrower, the best fielder, and also the best drinker. Louis Sockalexis was a Native American, one of the first, if not the first, to play professional baseball, born on Oct. 24, 1871, on the Penobscot reservation in Old Town, Maine. A college baseball and football and track and field starlike Jackie Robinson decades laterSockalexis wowed Cleveland Manager Pasty Tebeau. Sockalexis showed up March 19, 1897, and by March 20, the Cleveland Plain Dealer was running a story about Tebeaus Indians. Franchise names at the time were fluid. The Cleveland club initially would be called the Spiders, the Misfits, the Forest Citys, the Blues, the Bronchos, the Molly Maguires, and, mostly, the Naps, for their longtime star and manager Nap Lajoie.
Sockalexis started strong. Fans swarmed the stadium, eager to watch him. Sadly, they often expressed their support through the bigotry of the day, hooting, whooping, uttering war cries. Sportswriters slung stereotypes about the redskin, the Chief of Sockem, who, with his college background was a noble savage, an educated Indian. The man who said that there are no good Indians but dead Indians or words to that effect, wrote one sympathetic reporter in The Sporting Life, surely never saw Louis Sockalexis. After a game-winning home run, a headline declared: INDIANS HANG ONE LITTLE SCALP ON THEIR BELTS.
By July 3, the Deerfoot of the Diamond boasted a .328 average with 40 runs scored, 39 RBIs, and 16 stolen bases. That night, The Red Romeo, as he was also called, jumped or fell out of a brothels second-story window. He hurt his ankle and with alcoholism kicking in never fully recovered. By the end of July, the team owner Frank Robison suspended him, saying: I have done everything I could for Sockalexis, and he has repaid me, and the Cleveland club, by the basest ingratitude.
By 1899, Sockalexis barely played, even though Cleveland fielded possibly the worst team ever with a 20-134 record. He ended his career having played only 94 gamesbut with an impressive .313 batting average. In 1913, he had a heart attack while working as a logger. Dead at 42, he was, Harry Grayson would write, the most tragic figure in baseball history.
Two years after Sockalexis died, the Cleveland owner Charles Somers wanted to re-name the club. Again, legends abound about a contest among fans, about a council of sportswriters, about an intention to honor Sockalexis. Joe Posnanski, an NBC sports columnist who explored the story carefully, sighs: Everything is more complicated than you think. He explains: As a child, I believed the Cleveland Indians were named for a great player named Sockalexis. As a grown man, I believed the Cleveland Indians were not named for an underachieving player named Sockalexis. Now I believe that the truth is somewhere in the silence between the notes I dont believe the Indians were named to honor Louis Sockalexis, not exactly. But I do believe the Indians name could honor him. That choice is ours.
Sometimes legends create their own truths, especially in baseball. If Cleveland fans long believed the name Indians honored the first Native American baseball player, why not stick with that rare note of grace in Americans relationship to Native Americans. Perhaps the Solomonic approach to the ongoing Cleveland conundrum, to change names or not to change names, is to keep the namebut eliminate the grinning, red-skinned Chief Wahoo, the controversial, offensive team mascot.
History, especially in a tradition-sensitive sport like baseball, is precious. Name changes are hard but logo switches are easy, especially in our age of rebranding. The Indians should build on this benign illusion, stoked over decades, to honor Louis Sockalexis and his people. And the club should move beyond a cartoonish image from the late 1940s reducing a proud people to a punchline.
The poet William Carlos Williams wrote: The crowd at the ball game/is moved uniformly/by a spirit of uselessness/which delights them. Indeed, artificiality generates some of the magic of baseball, of all sports, providing a timeout from life. But its also a choreographed reality, offering opportunities to get things right, delivering more drama, passion, bonding, heroics than the daily grind provides. And heres a chance to tinker with our scarred past, to recast, reframe, and thus delight in an example of usefulness amidst the generally charming uselessness that helps make baseballand 2016s historic World Seriesso compelling.
Read more: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/10/29/the-myth-behind-the-first-cleveland-indian-louis-sockalexis.html


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They lost access to programming when they first bought Cable or satellite (which does not carry all the local channels), and they increased their costs when they chose to go with pay tv services, rather than free, OTA TV.
Someone should introduce most Congressmen to the concept of an "antenna".
Retrans consent is a law ... if the reps want to change a law they need to write and pass a bill. Perhaps Mr Israel and Mr King missed that episode of Schoolhouse Rock?
It floors me.
Companies are expected to produce better-than-inflation revenue and profit numbers for their shareholders. So when media companies such as the channel providers and the multichannel distributors raise their rates, it is a "travesty".
We've been down this philosophical discussion before. The network affiliates aren't asking for much (as of yet), and there are plenty of other channels that are receiving much more money than these terrestrial broadcasters, yet the proverbial shotgun is now pointed directly at the affiliates and the retransmission agreements as being "the problem". This is not a problem the terrestrial broadcasters created.
I'm fairly certain that if "retransmission consent" is gutted that the rates of your local cable company won't decline.
Nexstar. Need I say more? They provide substandard programming (they refuse to do HD since they think SD is good enough outside of the network stuff) and they extort cash from cable operators. Enough already. Put these jokers out of business and let the free market teach them they have to compete for viewers and not use a monopoly position.
Ala Carte = Problem Solved (or at the very least Tier based offerings)
A la carte is breaking packages into smaller packages or individual channels, not allowing customers access to local affiliates with no payment or limited payment to said affiliates.
A la carte within locals (where one could theoretically choose to buy their local ABC and not their local FOX) just reinforces the idea that stations can charge cable/satellite customers for receiving their free OTA feeds. We need to break that concept - not reinforce it.
Required carriage of all local channels on an equal basis with either no payment or a statutory license similar to the distants license is the solution to the retransmission consent problem of stations overcharging and refusing carriage of their feeds.
Your talking about locals only, I'm talking about carriage in general. My stance on locals is they should be freely available to all MSO's as they are freely available OTA. No compensation required other than number of subs which would indicate penetration and thus allow for ratings to derive advertising rates. Programmers got too entrenched and sports costs got completely out of control under the current system (probably so much so that there is no going back). However, free market would dictate what channels survive and which fail. It would be nice to this the heard and consolidate programming.
As long as the Cable networks are willing to provide their programming for free to any local station that wants to carry it, I'm sure most broadcasters would be happy to reciprocate, and allow Cable systems to profit from re-broadcasting their programming.


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Conrad writes: Today was the Summer Solstice and the weather was pretty much perfect --- warm, sunny with very little wind in any direction. I arrived at Brookside to find nine other riders, including Ian. Now, I have volunteered to lead the Saturday rides to give Ian and Julia some well-deserved rest but on the two occasions that I have been ride leader, Ian has thwarted my plans. But today, it was fortunate that Ian was on hand to provide some route guidance. More of that later.
We made our way through the crowded city centre, past Market Square (where I heard an American tourist exclaim "look they're going for a race") and up Castle Hill. Once we made the turn to Girton, we could begin to relax as we were now on quieter roads. We cycled through Oakington and took the road to Longstanton where we passed a large number of walkers who were participating in the annual Pathfinder March where people walk 46 miles along a route that links four airbases from which the Pathfinder group launched their flights during WWII.
At Longstanton, we joined the guided busway up till Histon. This was where Ian's experience came in handy as I had originally planned to go all the way to Kings Hedges and then take the cycle bridge to Milton but, on Ian's advice, we went through Histon and Impington and joined Butt Lane up to the Recycling Centre where I could see a sign for our tea stop, the Rectory Farm Shop. However, we didn't turn onto the A10 at this point, as it would have meant cycling along that busy road for a fair distance before reaching the farm shop. Instead we cycled over the bridge into Milton and then took the road to Longbeach. Here the A10 crossing was a bit tricky but fortunately, a kind driver allowed us to cross safely. We then followed an unsurfaced road into the Rectory Farm Shop.
After an enjoyable 30 minutes in the sun, we started to make our way back to Cambridge. I had originally planned to cross the A10 back to Milton and take the river path but given how tricky that crossing was, we instead made a slight diversion to Longbeach. We cycled on the recently completed cycle path which unfortunately came to an end just in front the Longbeach village sign. We then crossed the A10 for the third time today into Waterbeach and joined the river path back to Cambridge, but not before passing Simon's houseboat at Milton. We then took the usual route back to city centre, at which point I had covered 25 miles.
I would encourage people to consider leading some of these Saturday rides. I personally find it interesting to visit these coffee stops which we typically don't visit during our longer rides, and it is also enjoyable to take a slower ride which gives more opportunities for socialising. Conrad Chua
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Bypass the lunching grandees, though, and head downstairs to Mark's Bar for a glass or more of Hix Fix. It's a potent, revivifying mixture, that's also reassuringly simple – Morello cherries in Somerset eau de vie, crowned with champagne. As with martinis, one is all right, two is too many, and three is never enough.
What's more, Hix has kindly made his marinated cherries available to buy – simply take home, add champagne, and relax.
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ReviewI absolutely love my Corolla! I loved the warranty options offered by ToyotaCare, and I generally couldn't be happier with my dealership and that entire process.
There are very few negative things I can even say about this car. The gas mileage is great, I average 32.2 around town! When it comes down to it, he's not a luxury sedan, and there aren't umpteen million bells and whistles, but he's fun, sporty, and an all around an awesome car if you're not a nit-picker. More electronic garbage is more to possibly malfunction, I don't need it. (Even saying this, my '92 Celica's electronics all function perfectly, so I really wasn't concerned in Toyota's functionality, other brand owners, beware!)
Best FeaturesI love the option for 5-speed manual I learned on a manual transmission, and after driving the 4 speed auto, the difference in feel was a no-brainer. It's so fun to drive! Another stipulation I had was the sunroof, check. :) The Bluetooth features are perfect for a manual driver, like myself, no contortion acts when you need to shift, and although some people dislike it, disabling contacts while driving was a smart decision on Toyotas part! The handy storage compartments are great. Being able to turn traction-control off is great in PA winters for weather-savvy drivers, and this little bugger is surprisingly awesome in the snow, even without winter treads! Big thumbs up over all for sure!
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Tennessee brings renewed confidence into Alabama game
By JOHN ZENOR
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — The Tennessee Volunteers don't think facing "the red team" sounds particularly scary.
That's what some Volunteers players have taken to calling the top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide in an effort to negate the intimidation factor for today's game at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
"When teams hear that name or when they come to play against them, they're mentally beat already when they step on the field due to the fact they're the No. 1 team," Tennessee wide receiver Alton "Pig" Howard said. "I'll give them credit, but we've got warriors on our team as well."
Nobody has really challenged Alabama this season except for No. 13 Texas A&M.
The Vols (4-3, 1-2 Southeastern Conference) aren't being given much of a chance by oddsmakers either. They're four-touchdown underdogs despite coming off a 23-21 win over then-No. 11 South Carolina and an overtime loss to then-No. 7 Georgia.
Alabama (7-0, 4-0) has outscored its last five opponents by a combined score of 201-16, including last weekend's 52-0 victory over Arkansas, another rebuilding SEC team.
The Tide also has owned this border rivalry lately, winning the last six meetings by an average of 23 points.
Vols coach Butch Jones downplayed the references to Alabama as the "red team."
"No big deal," Jones said.
The Tide, meanwhile, is trying to match the seven-game winning streak Tennessee produced from 1995-2001 that is the longest any team has produced against Alabama.
The Vols have built up some swagger going into this one, thanks to the recent success and Jones. Plus, anything seems possible after five ranked SEC teams fell last weekend with Alabama and Missouri remaining comfortably above the fray.
Tennessee center James Stone said an upset "would be incredible for this team." It wouldn't be as big of a stunner as it seemed before the South Carolina game, though.
One tradition in this game is the winners get victory cigars. It still caught Alabama safety Landon Collins by surprise when he was handed a stogey as a freshman last season.
"I'm like, 'What am I supposed to do with this?'" Collins said. "They said, 'You're supposed to smoke it.' I was like, I'll just keep it as a souvenir as my first win. That's what I did."
Here are five things to watch in this game that has frequently been played on the Third Saturday in October:
HOT RUNNING BACKS: Alabama's T.J. Yeldon and Kenyan Drake have been rolling lately, combining for 648 yards in the last three SEC games. Tennessee counters with Rajion Neal and a formidable offensive line. Neal has run for 100-plus yards in two of the last three games, but was limited to 42 yards by Florida and Oregon. "This is probably the best overall offensive line we've had to play against this year," Tide coach Nick Saban said.
CONFIDENT VOLS: Tennessee is hoping that ending a 19-game skid against ranked teams will lead to a renewed confidence going into this one. The Vols have lost nine straight SEC road games. "I feel like there's just a whole new confidence level on this football team as opposed to previous years," Stone said. "Everybody just has a different mentality."
RELEVANT RIVALRY: Jones appreciates "this great rivalry" and the significance of it to both schools and fan bases. But he says the Vols need to start beating some of their rivals to make the games relevant again.
MEASURING STICK: This game will provide a just-for-fun barometer of how Alabama stacks up with Oregon, in case those teams play for a national title. There's really no comparison in styles, and perhaps in how Tennessee's defense is playing since that 59-14 loss. "We've improved, there's no question about that," Vols defensive coordinator John Jancek said. "In comparing us to the Oregon game, Oregon gives you a lot of problems. Their tempo and the things that they do, we didn't handle very well. We've grown. We've moved on."
JUST FOR KICKS: Some veterans remember the 2009 game, when Alabama continued on its road to a national championship only with Terrence Cody's two blocked field goals in the fourth quarter. Tide quarterback AJ McCarron's view was obstructed but he remembers the "crazy moment." "I heard everyone cheer and thought something must have gone right and then watched the replay," McCarron said. "It was a great moment for our school and it led to the first national championship in a long time."
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If you've been around Beauty and the Binky long enough, you may already know that Binky came along as a sweet sweet surprise. A surprise so great that we've decided we only need one, despite a scare once. I often say that it was destiny for my life to fall into place the way it did, but, little did I know, I took my fertility for granted in so many ways.
It wasn't until I read stories from The Farnsworth family (the founders of Aspire Fertility which just opened in Houston) and Caroline (from In Due Time) that I stopped taking my fertility for granted. I immediately swirled thoughts around of my reactions to my own fertility (like getting pregnant unexpectedly and the aches/pains/emotional roller coasters of pregnancy) and allowed myself to imagine what their reactions were/would be in those instances.
Positive pregnancy test in hand, Davis and I sat on the edge of his bed and literally thought out loud, "What are we going to do?" Davis was finishing college and I was waiting tables while still looking for a career 6 months after graduating. Imagine the ecstatic joy that positive pregnancy test would have brought to the families aching to see any hope of conceiving. There we were, halfway to misery city, oblivious to the blessing we were given without ever having to ask. Aspire Fertility has opened in Houston to help bring families that ecstatic joy that comes with a positive pregnancy test.
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Sunday, June 28, 2009
A Little Cowgirl History
Cowboy historian Lee Powell is a patron of our little library. Each of the library ladies has a special patron and Lee is Glenda's special patron. She helps him do research on different Texas history subjects. He gives a ten minute history spot on radio station KNON Mondays at 5:00 pm. Lee has been a boxer, cowboy and stuntman. He also is a talented story teller. He generally comes in the library on Saturday mornings when we are slow and Glenda can spend a little more time on his projects. Yesterday, Glenda was off and Kathy and I were working together when Lee came in. His current project is on Elvis and Kathy hooked him up with some information. Lee hung out with us and entertained us with a story about a cowgirl stunt woman.
Lee told us that he was sitting with Roy Rogers and a little old lady one day. When the woman got up to powder her nose, Mr. Rogers told Lee that the woman was the best stuntman in Hollywood. The woman was Alice Van-Springsteen.
At another time, Lee was interviewing Dale Evans. Ms. Evans expressed that she would like to see Ms. Van-Springsteen inducted into the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame. Lee nominated her and two years later she was inducted. Lee, of course, phoned to congratulate her. During their conversation, he told her that his daughter had watched the movie The Yellow Rose of Texas as a part of her Texas history lessons at school. The kids really liked the part where the little boy almost went off a cliff on a buckboard. Just before the rig went over, Roy Rogers galloped up on Trigger and snatched the child off the doomed carriage. Ms. Van-Springsteen chuckled and said that she was the stunt double for that little boy. She also did stunts for the Annie Oakley TV show and performed for the Queen of England.
This is the kind of stuff you learn when you work at the library and pay attention to the patrons.
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