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Stadium Southland, in its former incarnation, was a crucible famed for the its passionate crowds. Then suddenly we were stripped of it and the community felt the loss deeply.
OPINION: For both reasons its long-awaited replacement is highly valued. So people were never going to be sanguine about it being struck by graffiti vandals.
Though the wider graffiti problem has been declining, a fairly recent resurgence in the south has fanned public exasperation. So it's not a good time for anyone to be caught.
And given that the scrotes at the stadium were filmed by security cameras, allowing a great many people to study the footage, there's a fair chance that the perpetrators will face a pointy reckoning.
The generic defence is sometimes mounted that this is raw, angry artistic expression. Remember back in 2003 when the Southland Museum and Art Gallery sported a 13-metre long graffiti mural as part of its Respect Hip-Hop Aotearoa exhibition?
Or the work of graffiti artist Danny Owen featuring at the Riverton Arts centre in 2008, in which he described a rehabilitation of "raw rebellion of the streets into legitimate expressions of soul and heart"?
Precious few adults would draw a seamless connection between the stadium attack and that exhibition.
Or if they did, it would only be as part of their cheerful offers to help the kids suffer for their art.
In any case, more people are likely to remember to draw a parallel to the 2005 attack on the Kingston Flyer, or even the sorry case of Bruce Emery, convicted of manslaughter in 2008 for chasing and fatally stabbing Pihema Cameron in Manurewa.
The graffiti that typically besmirches our lives tends to be little branding exercises. Not so much the work of grubby egotists but by people struggling against the sense that they are, otherwise, nonentities.
That's a serious thing. A sad thing. But not something that can be truly confronted by damaging other people's property in the name of self-expression.
Or therapy.
Next month Auckland man Ross James Goode, 25, will defend charges of intentionally damaging Auckland Council property 832 times.
Napier man Blair Kitchen, was sentenced to 14 months' jail after he admitted leaving 514 tags, causing damage of more than $100,000.
It's true that very occasionally graffiti has generated some support. Some folk up Kaitangata way have noted the slogan Kai Rulz has reportedly been sighted in England and the United States.
And we've reported that in one of the most famously far-flung towns of the world, - Timbuktu, in Mali - a visiting Southlander left the town's only hotel having etched "Now come to Riverton NZ" into the doorframe.
Ultimately, graffiti is illegal for good reasons and society needs to be vigilant on its own behalf to prevent it becoming a blight on our environment.
- The Southland Times
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ARLINGTON, Texas -- There were no celebrations, and little reflection. The Red Sox were moving on.
During a stretch from Aug. 8-25, the Red Sox played all but three games (a three-games-in-two-days offering the players not-so-affectionally referred to as their "tripleheader") on the road, and that stretch ended Thursday night. Bags in the Rangers Ballpark visitors clubhouse were packed to go home, finally. As successful as the 17-game run was, it appeared as though the priority for the Sox was to look forward, not back.
Even with the period's punctuation -- a 6-0 win over the Rangers Thursday night -- there was little talk about what had been done. Take Dustin Pedroia's answer to the question of what it has been like to watch Adrian Gonzalez hit five home runs in the last three games.
"It's awesome. It's good," the second baseman said. "I like homers. It's awesome."
A look back at the last eight games of the season's most uncomfortable stretch, however, will show something more than simply survival. When the Red Sox finally entrench themselves back on their home turf for a while, and get through the uncertainty of this hurricane weekend, it may be a run that is a huge feather in the pennant race chapeau.
"This last trip shows a lot about our team," Pedroia said. "We came out here, lost the first game and played three great games. So we have to continue to do well, go home, I think we're there for a while, so we have to play well."
So, with the next nine games at Fenway Park, here is what we learned from the Red Sox' eight-game road trip that tempered the clubhouse scheduling complaints and, for the most part, offered new hope heading into the home stretch.
The group of starters did their job, with Andrew Miller's 6 1/3 innings of shutout ball capping the eight-game effort. The starters went a combined 6-1 with a 3.33 ERA, not going fewer than 5 1/3 innings and not allowing more than four runs.
The top of the rotation guys, Jon Lester and Josh Beckett, offered the appearance of hurlers amping up for the final few weeks. Lester aced his only outing of the trip, giving up just one run over six innings, while in Beckett's two appearances he gave up just four runs over 13 innings (2.77 ERA)
Even the only loss from the group, from Erik Bedard, presented the Red Sox with encouragement. The lefty's six-inning, four-run start was viewed by many in on the Sox coaching staff as the most promising of his four games with his new team.
Then there was Miller, who hadn't started since July 31 prior to his Aug. 19 appearance in Kansas City. When identifying the best and the brightest of the trip, one can point to the lanky lefty who allowed just one run and six hits over 11 2/3 innings.
"It was fun to watch," Red Sox manager Terry Francona said after Miller's outing Thursday night. "I think the biggest thing he did was he repeated his pitches. We've always seen glimpses, and he just kept going out and repeating. Man, he threw fastball, breaking ball, changeup. Again, against a lineup that is pretty dangerous, and he really did a good job."
Little news emanated from this group during the trip -- with the exception of a Matt Albers meltdown in the Sox' Aug. 20 loss in Kansas City. There were seven runs over 21 1/3 innings, with 24 strikeouts and eight walks. The relievers also allowed just one home run during the 335-pitch stretch.
Most importantly, the combination of Daniel Bard and Jonathan Papelbon continued to motor along. They only pitched in two games apiece, with Bard giving up just one hit while striking out four and not walking a batter in three innings, and Papelbon offering up two flawless innings, fanning three without any free passes.
Perhaps the star of the group, however, was Alfredo Aceves. The right pitched three times, totaling 6 1/3 innings in which he allowed a single hit and no runs while allowing insight as to the World of Alfredo: The Predictably Unpredictable Reliever.
"I always put my cards on the table," he told WEEI.com. "I don't [bullcrap], so I don't have anything in the back of my mind."
Another element of encouragement for the Red Sox came from Dan Wheeler, who gave up the group's only home run but also continued to ease his way into the world of the high-leverage innings. The righty pitched four times, giving up just two hits while striking out five and issuing no walks. And perhaps most importantly, he got out all but one of the left-handed batters he faced, a group that had been hitting over .300 against him.
When you're coming off three games in which you've scored a total of 30 runs, it's not difficult to siphon a healthy dose of optimism. In all, the group hit .301 with 12 homers, 51 runs and an .861 OPS.
There were so many Red Sox hitters who could claim passable grades on this trip that it is probably easier to separate those who head home with an element of uncertainty. Shortstop Marco Scutaro hit just .182, although he did walk four times. But it was Josh Reddick who struggled the most, hitting .167 (4-for-24), while going 0-for-5 in his limited time against left-handers.
After that, however, it was mostly positive for a group that continues to possess the best road numbers of any group in the majors. The Sox offense is six runs shy of equaling the Yankees the for most runs in the majors but has outdistanced New York by 26 runs when it comes to scoring away from home.
Eight members of the Red Sox hit .300 or better on the trip, with Gonzalez (.387) and Jed Lowrie (.370) leading the way (and David Ortiz going 3-for-8). And it was the Red Sox first baseman who also led the way in terms of impressions, which two two-home run games will usually lead to. Gonzalez finished the road swing with a 1.380 OPS, a far cry from his previous eight-game stretch in which the OPS was .708.
"When you're feeling good, your timing is good, your hand path is good, and that's what creates the ball about to come off your bat better," Gonzalez said after Thursday night's performance. Obviously, the ball is coming off the bat pretty well.
There were other encouraging instances. Ortiz (1.319 OPS), Jarrod Saltalamacchia (1.050 OPS), Carl Crawford (.953 OPS) and Darnell McDonald (.933) all came away with impressive production, with rookie Ryan Lavarnway also impressing with a .799 OPS and .304 batting average (7-for-23). (It looks as though Lavarnway will stick around with the team through roster expansion Thursday.)
It all led to the group reaching 80 wins faster than any Red Sox team since '78. Not a bad way to head into the final 32.
"I don't think it's time to take a deep breath," Francona said. "We're hanging in there."
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Butch is joined by two-thirds of the Sunday Skate show in DJ and Pete. The guys discuss the problems with Bruins including leadership and grit, who should stay and who should go and if Claude is to blame.
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Kirk Minihane sits down with John Tomase to talk about the current political landscape, John's desire to write about social issues, and of course Spygate is discussed.
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9 Aug. 2011Delorean Time Machine/Speakeasy Piano
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9 Aug. 2011WWII Harley-Davidson/1800s Gambler's Watch-Run
The Gallery 63 crew sells a pawn broker's rare World War II Harley-Davidson motorcycle. A one-dollar find turns out to be an extremely rare piece of baseball history. Paul and Bob place a wager over an 1800s gambler's watch/gun.
16 Aug. 2011Jim Morrison Poem/Cabbage Patch Babies
Gallery 63 auctions off a part-car/part-motorcycle Lomax Trike and a forgotten handwritten poem by the Doors' Jim Morrison. Paul learns "doll" is a 4-letter word when he takes in two Cabbage Patch Kids.
16 Aug. 2011Awesome 80s
The Gallery 63 crew go back to the 80s with an 82 Corvette convertible and the "Holy Grail" of basketball cards. Yearbooks from Beverly Hills High School feature some future famous -- and infamous -- graduates.
23 Aug. 2011Civil War Treasures/19 C. Camera
The Gallery 63 crew gets a Civil War history lesson when they take in an infantry captain's diaries and letters as well as a telescope that could be the rarest object the Galery has ever sold. A collector also brings in a functioning 19th-century camera.
23 Aug. 2011'65 Mustang/Vintage Lunch Boxes
Gallery 63 auctions off a pony car icon: a 1965 Mustang as well as a collection of 1970s lunch boxes. Picker Jon takes in a Stumpf fiddle. It may be the oddest, noisiest instrument the Gallery has ever had, but it barely resembles a fiddle.
30 Aug. 2011Haunted Cabinet/Signal Cannon
Owner Paul can't resist a test-flight in a 1974 Grumman airplane and a test-fire of an antique Winchester signal cannon to get them ready for auction. The Gallery 63 crew also takes in an antique Asian cabinet supposedly inhabited by a ghost.
30 Aug. 2011Elvis Cadillac/Edison Letters
Gallery 63 meets the Big E -- both of them. Paul takes in a Cadillac once owned by Elvis Presley and rare correspondence from Thomas Edison, showing a lesser known side of the famous inventor. Jon authenticates a Bruce Springsteen-signed flag guitar.
6 Sep. 2011Space Oddities
Paul heads to the U.S. Space & Rocket Center to collect historic items for a special charity auction sale, including a space suit, an astronaut's work of art, and an Apollo 13 pinball machine, signed by both the astronaut and the actor who played him.
6 Sep. 2011King, Bling, and Rodeo Ring
A 3-carat, platinum-band ring catches manager Cindy's eye, but it's a humble bull sack purse that inspires her to hold Gallery 63's first mechanical bull rodeo. The Gallery 63 crew also takes in a vintage dive helmet and a ship's binnacle.
13 Sep. 2011Moonshine Still/Civil War Iron Knuckles
The Gallery 63 crew take in Civil War-era iron knuckles found on a local battlefield. Owner Paul squeezes into a particularly mini British Mini Cooper. And a family's moonshine still inspires picker Jon to try his hand at home brewing for the Gallery.
13 Sep. 2011Dino Poo/Ancient Head Pipe
The Gallery 63 crew receives a package of dino poo. Owner Paul hopes the signature on an original-issue version of Gone With The Wind proves legitimate this time. And his visit to mystical Lithia Springs yields an ancient skull-shaped jadeite pipe.
20 Sep. 2011Houdini Letter/Olympic Ping Pong
Houdini's descendent visits Gallery 63 to authenticate his famous relative's historic letter and perform his own escape-artist trick. The crew also takes in a 1951 Ford F1 and an Atlanta Olympics table tennis set that inspires some friendly competition.
27 Sep. 2011Fortune Teller Scale/Baseball Cards
The Gallery 63 crew take in a vintage fortune telling scale and a menagerie of taxidermied animals. A seller's collection of baseball cards reveals quite a few namers, famers, and rookie cards.
4 Oct. 2011Cigar-Boy Lighter/Einstein Letter
The Gallery 63 crew fires up a piece of history -- an antique cigar boy lighter once used in a family's cigar shop. Paul takes in a personalized, handwritten letter from Albert Einstein. Jon gambles on an ornate 400 year old engraved Spanish desk.
11 Oct. 2011Harley Servi-Car Trike/Italian Multi-Game
Paul test drives some Harley history on a three-wheeled Servi-Car. Paul's sister Susan susses out the value of an antique rocking horse. And the Gallery 63 crew can't resist a friendly wager on a vintage Italian multi-game table.
18 Oct. 2011Seance Machine/Airstream
The Gallery 63 crew take in a mystery medical device that might have been used for torture and a centuries old mini sword made for a nobleman's child. Paul's own inner child comes out to play with a huge antique miniature train layout.
18 Oct. 2011Torture/Trains
25 Oct. 2011Blow Gun/Wooden Harley
Paul and the Gallery 63 crew auction off an enormous 1800s music box and an all-wood Harley-Davidson motorcycle, reportedly made by two drunk cabinet makers. They blow off steam with a friendly competition test firing an antique South American blow gun.
1 Nov. 2011Wacky Taxi/Oliver North Sword
Gallery 63 auctions off a Marine dress sword engraved with Oliver North's name and a World War 1 era Gibson mandolin. A seller takes the crew for a ride in his Wacky Taxi, a 23-ft long cab complete with 50s diner-style interior.
25 Oct. 2011Sports Cards/Botello Painting
Paul and the Gallery 63 crew auction off a fossil from an elephant-like prehistoric mammal and a rare painting from a Latin American post-modern artist, but the biggest gem of the day could be hidden in a daunting collection of 150,000 sports cards.
22 Nov. 2011Homemade Hot Rod/Zebra Drum
Paul and the Gallery 63 crew auction off a built-from-the-axle-up homemade hot rod and a rare bronze amazon sculpture. Cindy can't keep her hands off a zebra-skinned African drum that comes into the Gallery, much to the irritation of her coworkers.
22 Nov. 2011Wrestling Belt/Temple Guardians
Paul and the Gallery 63 crew auction off a Championship wrestling belt, a signed Edgar Allen Poe collection, and huge lion-shaped temple guardians from Thailand.
29 Nov. 2011Jefferson Davis Letter/Lost Marilyn Monroe Tape
In this special supersized episode of Auction Kings, the Gallery 63 crew auction off a Model T Ford, a letter from Confederate President Jefferson Davis, and a rare casting reel featuring a young Marilyn Monroe. Bob the Dummy gets his revenge on Cindy.
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In this special supersized episode of Auction Kings, the Gallery 63 crew auctions off a Cy Young-signed baseball, a funky futuristic-looking 1950s TV, and memorabilia from former president Jimmy Carter's presidential and humanitarian collections.


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A friend and I (both 28 year old women) want to see the Dingle Peninsula this October as part of a week in Ireland. We will be relying on public transportation and like to be independent travelers as much as possible. (Although we know we'll probably be taking some tours.)
Opinion... do we stay in Killarney or Dingle for our two nights? Or is there a reason to do one night in each? We love scenery, pubs, and historical architecture. I would love some advice! Thanks!
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2 Nights - Dingle or Killarney?
A friend and I (both 28 year old women) want to see the Dingle Peninsula this October as part of a week in Ireland. We will be relying on public transportation and like to be independent travelers as much as possible. (Although we know we'll probably be taking some tours.)
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I prefer Dingle and would stay both nights there. But it might partly depend on the other areas you are going to.
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We did Ireland in mid-October in 2011. From our limited experience (and from what our guide told us), things were winding down in Dingle for the season. One nice little restaurant(can't remmber name) was shutting down at the end of the week for the season. Our guide said most of the fishermen were getting ready to end their season as well until Spring. It was still worth a day trip to travel the Peninsula as there is so much to see. As for Killarney, The National Park would be open all year round. We did one of the Jaunty Cars for a trip to Muckross House. Be sure to negotiate the price for their services as it is the start of their slow season too. IMHO, I would spend 2 nights in Killarney and take a day trip to Dingle. I guess it is a personnal preference -- you can't go wrong -- you'll have fun either way.
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28, October, Public Transport. Killarney is the head option, Dingle is the heart option. You can take a tour of Dingle from Killarney, have a choice of evening options and open accommodation.. or you can have the bus via Tralee twice a day, limited evening options and only the few still open accommodation options.
If its the first weekend in October then its the food and wine festival in Dingle. the other 27 days Killarney is the no brainer.
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Former All Black Jerry Collins could be in custody for more than three weeks as Japanese police investigate the incident in which he was arrested for carrying a knife.
Collins, 32, was arrested at the weekend in the central Japan industrial city of Hamamatsu on charges of illegally carrying a kitchen knife in a department store, police said yesterday.
He told Japanese police he kept a kitchen knife for ''self-defence''.
His agent, Wellington lawyer Tim Castle, said Collins had requested that the New Zealand embassy contact him and a lawyer had been appointed, with the help of the embassy and the Yamaha Jubilo rugby club.
"He's still in custody and the procedure initially allows to hold him for three days,'' Castle said.
"That can be extended for a further 10 days if they wish to do so while further investigations continue, which has to be done through a court application.''
"They can then request another 10 days, again through a court application, which means the whole procedure can be up to 23 days.''
"There are restrictions on who he can communicate with but these don't extend to the embassy or his Japanese lawyer.''
Castle said he was unsure whether Collins was arrested without a charge or arrested on a specific charge.
"But I don't understand there to have been any sinister intent attached to his possession of the knife,'' he said.
Collins' Porirua family is in contact with Mr Castle, who may fly to Japan. "I'm ready to go if I'm needed to.''
Earlier today Castle said Collins may have been threatened and had reason to fear for his safety in the weeks leading up to his arrest.
He had said that while details were still sketchy, he had heard that there may have been an incident involving social media that gave Collins cause for concern.
"I have heard there were comments made either on his Facebook page or on some other form of social media, that were to that effect, yes."
Collins' sister Brenda, who plays rugby for the Wellington Pride, said the family had not heard from him since reports of his arrest broke and she did not want to comment further.
According to press reports, Collins caught a security guard's attention when he went behind a sales counter at the store.
When approached, he pulled out the 17-centimetre blade from his pocket and placed it on the counter.
It is illegal to have weapons with blades longer than 15 centimetres without police permission in Japan.
Collins, who captained a test match against Argentina in 2006 and scored two tries in the 2007 Rugby World Cup, told police that he "kept the kitchen knife for self-defence", according to the reports.
A Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson said the ministry was aware of the arrest.
"The New Zealand Embassy in Tokyo is following up with the local police.
"Consular assistance and support will be extended."
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Local media in India have reported that solar photovoltaic installations in the country have crossed the one GW mark, according to the data released by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE).
As of end of June, India's grid interactive solar PV installed reached a capacity of 1,030.66 megawatts with a large percentage – almost 65 percent – located in Gujarat. Bridge to India tells pv magazine this achievement comes earlier than planned as the MNRE targeted a capacity of 800 MW by end of FY2012-2013.
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With her short blonde hair and inked back, Beyonce looks like the ultimate rock chick in the new campaign for her fashion label, Dereon.
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E-label claim that Beyonce purchased an almost identical pair from their concession in London's Topshop in November last year.
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"The crash is under investigation by the Waikato Serious Crash Unit and initial indications suggest an elderly woman, believed to be aged 77-years-old has been crossing Thomas Rd towards Cate Rd when she was struck by a westbound BMW car," he said.
"The woman was taken by ambulance in a critical condition to Waikato Hospital but died a short time later. The driver of the BMW, a male in his late teens, stopped at the scene and is assisting Police with their enquiries."
Mr Simpson said it was too early to speculate on the circumstances of the accident but is urging both drivers and pedestrians to take care on the roads as the road toll continues to climb, with four deaths in the first week of December.
"It is also the third road death and fourth vehicle fatality in the Waikato this month. We need to make sure everyone does their utmost to ensure the safe use of motor vehicles over the summer and prevent tragedies on our roads."
This years road toll for the Waikato is the highest in the country and currently sits at 43.
- Waikato
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