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The open mike moment when Obama told the Russian president this was his last election, after this election he would have more flexibility". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXFHtO...
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Gomez back to baseball activities
Two days after he was limping around the clubhouse on crutches, Brewers center fielder Carlos Gomez resumed baseball activities on Sunday and spoke of returning to the lineup before the end of the week.
Gomez sprained his right knee when he made a wall-banging catch on Thursday against the Reds and needed an MRI scan the following morning to confirm there was no serious damage. He completed a pool workout on Sunday, took "dry" swings in the batting cage and played catch on the field, and hoped to graduate to regular batting practice before the Brewers begin a series against the Cardinals on Monday.
His timeline remains open-ended. Considering the Brewers will want to use Tuesday to see how Gomez responds to his field work, and that Wednesday is a day game and Thursday a scheduled off-day, it could make sense to wait until Friday's series in opener in Cincinnati to return to the lineup.
"Everything is going like it's supposed to," Gomez said. "It's way, way better."
Gomez said Monday would be a "big day" in terms of determining a schedule for his comeback. He would not rule out playing before the end of the Cardinals series.
"When we knew there is no damage there, we can be more aggressive," Gomez said of his speedy recovery. "I don't know about two days, three days [before he can return]. If it goes the way it's going right now, we expect to play soon, but we don't have a date. If I played another position, like first base, and I didn't depend on my speed, maybe sooner. But the way I play, the way I run, my speed is a big part of my game."
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Axford says Braun call 'satisfied quite a bit'
John Axford's cellphone rang at about 1:30 p.m. CT on Friday as he was driving to Miller Park. Suspended Brewers slugger Ryan Braun wanted to explain himself.
Braun placed similar calls on Friday to a number of uniformed and non-uniformed Brewers personnel, the beginning of an apology tour that multiple clubhouse sources said would go public in the very near future.
Axford was satisfied after what he said was a back-and-forth discussion that lasted 10-15 minutes.
"I think he satisfied quite a bit," Axford said. "I'm sure when he's back next year, he's going to be able to put this behind him. Talking to a couple of guys and being forthcoming, calling us and discussing things with us, I think that's going to be good for him and good for all of us. If he wants to continue to discuss or talk about it, we're definitely here for him and here for that."
Braun called manager Ron Roenicke and a number of the team's established players including Axford and catcher Jonathan Lucroy, who had been one of his staunchest supporters both in the wake of Braun's successful appeal during the 2011-12 offseason, and during the time Braun was connected to the Miami wellness clinic Biogenesis. Some of Braun's calls were to players not currently with the team, making it very likely that longtime teammates Corey Hart and Rickie Weeks were on his list.
After only vaguely admitting "mistakes" during a July 22 clubhouse meeting, hours before Major League Baseball announced Braun had accepted a suspension for the remainder of the 2013 season, Braun provided more details about his wrongdoings during the Friday phone calls.
"He definitely gave us more insight on things that have gone on," Axford said. "I would expect that to be known [publicly] soon, too."
Axford, who is the Brewers' representative to the Players Association in addition to being a teammate of Braun's since 2009, said it was important for Braun to reach out to key players before going public.
Braun is under contract with the Brewers through at least 2020.
"In here we're close, we're friends, we're family, and you have to have faith and trust and belief in your friends and family," Axford said. "Sure, you can be angry at your family, but if you want to make things better and turn things over, you have to be able to forgive and trust once again. I think that's what we're going to be able to do with Ryan."
Axford made a point of calling Braun a "great teammate" and "great in the clubhouse" during his years with the Brewers.
"It's not like he ever walked through this clubhouse with guys looking down at him or hating every moment that they spent with him," Axford said. "He's a great guy to be around, a great teammate. Guys care about him. …
"He knows he has my support. It's unfortunate the way things have gone, but at the same time, you can't just ignore somebody because of things that have happened. You can be upset, you can be angry, but at the same time, you have to be able to move past it at some point and still provide your support and friendship."
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Brewers optimistic about Gomez injury
Carlos Gomez was sporting crutches and spoke of serious pain late Thursday, but the preliminary report about his sprained right knee was optimistic.
Gomez, injured when he crashed into the center field wall in the fourth inning of a 2-1 loss to the Reds, will undergo an MRI scan on Friday morning to determine the extent of his injury. The Brewers' very early sense after head team physician William Raasch examined Gomez was that he avoided the sort of serious damage that led to ACL surgery last season for Mat Gamel and Alex Gonzalez.
Asked for his sense of the injury's severity, Gomez said, "I feel really swollen and painful right now, but the doctor took a look and [said] it's not as bad as I feel. He doesn't think it's something really serious. Right now, everything has started swelling and … it's really painful right now and we're going to find out tomorrow if there's any damage."
When Gamel and Gonzalez suffered torn ACLs on the same road trip last May, Brewers athletic trainers conducted manual tests and knew almost immediately what they were dealing with. Gomez underwent the same test on Thursday with much more promising results.
"It's different," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said. "Dr. Raasch was in today and he already looked at [Gomez]. But you really never know until you have the MRI."
Gomez also hit his right hip on the wall.
"It's still really sore, but it's not something I'm scared or worried about," Gomez said. "I feel like when I hit the wall in the moment, my hip was really painful. But when I started walking around, it started to feel better. When I tried to run, my knee [did] not let me. I have to take the big step tomorrow and get the MRI to see if everything is fine. …
"The doctor said he doesn't think we expect something bad. The way he checked my knee, he doesn't expect something really dangerous. But the way I feel, it's different. It feels painful."
Gomez also missed some games earlier this season with a sprained left shoulder suffered in a crash with the same Miller Park wall.
"It's part of the job," he said. "You don't want to hit the wall, you don't want to get hurt, but sometimes you can't control it. It's part of the game."
Said Roenicke: "It's tough. He's going to go after balls, he's going to play hard, you want him to play hard. And yet, you certainly don't want him to get hurt. If he is. we're obviously not as good a team without him in the lineup or on defense."
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Brewers weigh in on replay proposal
Brewers general manager Doug Melvin and manager Ron Roenicke each expressed skepticism about the "challenge" system of expanded instant replay proposed Thursday at the quarterly Owners Meetings in Cooperstown, N.Y., but players generally spoke in favor of more replay in baseball.
"I think it's going to be strange because guys have been used to the human factor for so long," catcher Jonathan Lucroy said. "But I'm a big believer in right versus wrong. I want to play the game the right way, and if they can determine the right call [via replay review] in a big situation, then that's what's right."
Currently, instant replay is limited to boundary calls involving home runs. That system would be greatly expanded under a proposal introduced Thursday by a committee including Braves president John Schuerholz and former managers Joe Torre and Tony La Russa.
The new system, which still faces several levels of approval including a vote of MLB owners in November, would allow managers one challenge in the first six innings and two more challenges from the seventh through the end of the game. If the manager wins his appeal, he retains the challenge, but the challenge from the first six innings does not carry over. Replays would be reviewed by umpires at MLB.com headquarters in New York.
Precisely which plays will be reviewable, and which will remain non-reviewable, remains to be determined. Schuerholz said 89 percent of calls missed in the past would now be reviewable, but did not provide specifics.
Baseball expects to have the new system in place to start the 2014 season.
"I'm to the point now where I'm fine with instant replay. Let's replay more things," Roenicke said. "Actually, I'm getting tired of going out there and arguing. I am. So I'm in favor of replay.
"But I don't like the 'challenging.' And the reason why is, in the NFL it works because they've got a guy sitting up there on a monitor, he's got a headset. The head coach has a headset. What, am I going to start wearing a headset now? I don't like that. There's too many different things that happen in baseball that I don't want to have that."
Roenicke would prefer that an extra official sit in a press box booth and review close calls, similar to the system in the NFL during the final two minutes of each half.
Melvin said he was one of the few GMs — "I think we were four GMs out of 30," he said — who voted in opposition of reviewing home run calls. He used a slippery slope argument.
"I was afraid that if we adopted it, that it wouldn't end," Melvin said. "You'd be wanting to replay something else. That was my fear of doing it the first time, and it's what's happening. I say maybe in the future. But I'm not for doing it just because the umpires had a bad year. Maybe think through it one more year."
He added: "I'm always open to getting things right, but I'm a little concerned about totally taking instincts away from the umpires."
Players were more receptive to the news.
"I know the umpires try to do their best, try to be perfect, but as a human being, you're going to make mistakes," said the Brewers' other catcher, Martin Maldonado. "It makes so much difference when you get a call right."
He was involved in one of the Brewers' most controversial calls of the year on April 24 in San Diego, when Maldonado made the game-ending out for making contact with what he and the Brewers believed should have been ruled a foul ball. Instead of getting at least one more swing with a runner at second base, the Brewers lost, 2-1, and snapped a nine-game winning streak.
"I know that's a tough call for the umpire, who is behind you and behind a catcher standing up," Maldonado said. "But you don't want to end a game like that."
Said Lucroy: "Guys are going to have to get used to it, for sure. Hopefully it doesn't make the games longer than they are, where everybody is waiting 10, 15 minutes for a call to be made. But think about it – if we had this, that dude [former Tigers pitcher Armando Galarraga] would have a perfect game. Whole playoff scenarios could be altered."
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Weeks opts for surgery on hamstring
Rickie Weeks took the surgical route for his torn left hamstring, undergoing a procedure Thursday that will require a 4-6 month rehabilitation and should have Weeks ready for the start of 2014 Spring Training.
Dr. James Andrews performed the surgery in Pensacola, Fla. It was one of two options presented Weeks after a tendon in his hamstring tore from the bone on Aug. 7 in San Francisco. Because the tendon in question — the semitendinosus — is sometimes harvested and used in ACL repairs, Weeks could have simply strengthened the surrounding muscle and played on. The other option a surgery in which the tendon was re-attached to the bone.
The advantage of the surgical option, Brewers head athletic trainer Dan Wright said last week, "is it allows you to get back to the normal anatomy, so to speak. That's the advantage — you try to get the leg as back to normal anatomy as you can. Without doing that, the leg can still heal and function, but theoretically you're working on two-thirds of the hamstring as opposed to the full hamstring.
"Rickie's a strong guy. He's one of our best, most compliant, most dedicated guys. There's no question he's going to make a full recovery."
When he returns, Weeks will be entering the final guaranteed season of his contract. The remainder of this season amounts to a try-out for second base prospect Scooter Gennett.
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Gomez, M's catcher exchange words
The Brewers' first run in Saturday's 10-0 win was the most talked about after the game, with the potential to spill into Sunday's series finale with the Mariners.
Carlos Gomez led off the seventh inning with a bunt single, then took second on Caleb Gindl's hit-and-run infield single and broke for home on Khris Davis' grounder to third. Instead of trying to slide, Gomez turned his right shoulder into Mariners catcher Humberto Quintero, jarring loose the baseball. As Quintero lay in the grass, nursing a right leg injury, Gomez touched the plate for a 1-0 Brewers lead.
Quintero remained in the game for what would become a big inning. Juan Francisco, Yuniesky Betancourt and Scooter Gennett followed with successive run-scoring hits, Gennett's second Major League home run glancing off Mariners right fielder Michael Morse's glove and clearing the fence to make it 6-0. All of those runs scored in the span of seven pitches.
When Gomez stepped to the plate for the second time in the inning, Quintero had sharp words for him.
"I don't mean to hurt any player, but if he's in front of the plate, what am I going to do?" Gomez said later. "You don't even have a second to think, you run over [him] and after that, the guy says, 'That's not a clean play.' I say, 'What are you talking about? What do you mean? You're in front of the plate.'"
Quintero, Gomez said, argued that he'd given Gomez an opening to slide. Gomez disagreed.
"He's mad," Gomez said. "He talked to me in bad language, and I talked to him back, too. I said, 'Hey, come on. Keep it cool. You're in front of the plate, what do you want me to do?' And especially, I know what kind of catcher he is. I know he likes to drop the knee. I think it's best to defend myself.
"I respect he has a lot of time and a lot of years in this job, but he has to take it like a man, not [complain] about [things]."
Did Gomez worry the disagreement would spill into Sunday's series finale?
"I don't think so," Gomez said. '"I didn't do nothing wrong. … If they want to go far, I'm ready for it."
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Former All-Star Logan passes away
Johnny Logan, a four-time National League All-Star, the scrappy shortstop for the 1957 World Champion Milwaukee Braves and one of the great characters in Milwaukee's history, baseball and otherwise, died Friday evening. He was 86.
Logan, who had battled kidney ailments for years, was surrounded by family when he passed away at the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center in Milwaukee, which overlooks Miller Park and the former site of Milwaukee County Stadium, where Logan and future Hall of Famer Eddie Mathews were the enforcers for the great Braves teams of the 1950s.
More recently, Logan served as an area scout for the Brewers, and was a boisterous and beloved fixture at home games before his health failed.
"He's one of my best friends, and even though you know it's coming, it's still hard," said Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker. "He's been such a fixture around Milwaukee and with the organization. No matter what he did, he was always a Brewer. He wasn't a Brave, he was a Brewer."
The Brewers honored Logan in June with a star on the team's Walk of Fame at Miller Park. Uecker served as emcee during a ceremony on the field before the Brewers played the Phillies.
"Believe me, this is the biggest honor that I received," Logan said that day. "Getting an honor here in Milwaukee at Miller [Park] is outstanding. To me, I'm proud of being a Milwaukeean."
He played in Milwaukee from 1953-61 and appeared in four All-Star Games as a member of the Braves. For his 13 year career, Logan hit .268 with 93 home runs and 547 RBI, leading the league in doubles in '55, winning the World Series in '57 and the NL pennant in '58. He finished his career with three seasons in Pittsburgh, then returned to Milwaukee and made a home there, twice running for Milwaukee County Sherriff in the 1970s.
"He was one of the toughest players I've ever been around," Uecker said. "And a really good shortstop, too. He had a guy alongside him in Eddie Mathews who was another fireball, you know what I mean? I guy who wouldn't take anything from anybody, and Johnny was the same way. Some of those games with the Cincinnati Reds with Johnny and [Reds second baseman] Johnny Temple — you knew something was going to happen every time. …
"Johnny has been such a great friend and I can think of hundreds of things that have happened with him."
None of which are printable in full. One of them involved a brand new car and a banana bunch of Usinger's sausage (I can't believe I screwed that up in the original blog!) in the tailpipe.
"Some of the things that we did over the winter months, when I would come home and get all of the guys together," Uecker said with a laugh. "Dan [Larrea, the Brewers' traveling secretary] and Tony [Migliaccio, the clubhouse manager] and all the guys in the clubhouse, we'd go to lunch all the time. That was a regular event with Johnny, and I mean, some of the things that we did to enhance the lunches after were fantastic. To this day, until he really got sick there, Johnny would fight anybody in the world."
The Brewers issued a statement:
"Johnny Logan was a longtime friend to Milwaukee baseball. His connection to both the Brewers and the Braves and the Milwaukee community was very strong. Virtually every person associated with the Milwaukee Brewers has been touched by Johnny through his many visits to the ballpark and terrific stories about his time in the game. We will miss Johnny deeply and will never forget his colorful character and personality."
Funeral arrangements will be announced later, according to the club's statement.
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Brewers react to Biogenesis suspensions
Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun remained silent Monday in the wake of 13 additional suspensions levied by Major League Baseball, a result of the league's long investigation into the Florida wellness clinic known as Biogenesis. The new bans were levied exactly two weeks after MLB suspended Braun for the Brewers' remaining 65 regular season games.
In the visitor's clubhouse at AT&T Park, where the Brewers began a four-game series against the Giants on Monday, it was business as usual.
Asked whether he had a reaction to Monday's suspensions, Brewers reliever and Players Association representative John Axford said, "Not really, other than to say it's obviously a good step to clean up this game. That's something every player wants, they want a clean sport. As far as that goes, I think that's definitely a positive."
At the same time, Axford said it was entirely appropriate for the union to help defend Rodriguez in his appeal.
"Our union is there for us and to defend us, and if we have a particular issue or gripe that we want brought up, we want to know our union is going to defend us no matter what the issue is," Axford said. "I think this is exactly what the union should be doing."
Several Brewers players expressed sympathy for the teammates of players suspended Monday, who were answering the same tough questions with which the Brewers struggled two weeks ago.
"You just have to step past it," Axford said. "That's what these teams are going to have to do. Some of these teams were looking ahead to this already — they had ideas and thoughts that this was going to happen. But until it actually happens, you don't know what to expect. For us, it was just about moving forward and playing out the rest of the year. Obviously, we haven't forgotten about Brauny, by any means, but it seems everyone has moved past it pretty well."
Said Brewers catcher Jonathan Lucroy: "It's tough for these other teams, especially the ones in the playoff races. You lose your big guys. It's tough, but it's part of the process, and I'm glad to see the game is getting cleaned up. Hopefully this will all be behind us soon so everybody can focus on baseball. This has been a dark cloud over the game for a little bit, and hopefully we can get this cleaned up, move on and guys don't try to do it any more."
With these other suspensions out there, is it time for Braun to talk? That question produced a variety of answers. No one would answer anything on the record other than, "That's up to Ryan."
"It's absolutely up to Ryan," Axford said. "The legal matters that still surround it, I don't know enough — I don't know anything, really — about what's going on. That's up to Ryan and the group that he's with.
"Obviously, there's a confidentiality in place for our union [as it relates to] the Joint Drug Program, and that needs to stay in place. Everyone wants to know everything all the time, but we have this agreement in place to protect confidentiality, and it's just unfortunate that a lot of it has leaked at times. This is not MLB against the players, it's the players wanting to clean up the game, too, and that's why that confidentiality is in there."
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Lucroy starts at 1B: 'I've got to stay in the lineup'
The Brewers knew they would have a hard time replacing Prince Fielder when he signed with the Tigers for 2012, but not this much trouble. Jonathan Lucroy on Wednesday became the 12th different player to start a game at first for Milwaukee in the past season and a half.
"Being realistic, if you're going to screw up, this is a good time to screw up," said Lucroy, who had previously expressed reservations about manning the position until he had time to learn it in Spring Training. "This is a good year to do it because we're kind of out of it anyway. It's a good time to get some experience out there, some game-speed stuff."
His attitude changed last week when Ryan Braun was lost for the season to a suspension. With Aramis Ramirez and Corey Hart injured, Lucroy knew the team could not afford to be without another big bat on days like Wednesday, when Martin Maldonado was the starting catcher because Wily Peralta was on the mound.
The idea was apparently Lucroy's.
"I went to [manager Ron Roenicke] after Brauny went down," Lucroy said. "I said, 'Look, I've got to stay in the lineup. I've got to. So what do I need to do?' … We're going to go over there today and do some early work, and basically that's it. I'm just going to try to stop the ball and keep it in front of me. Don't try to be a Gold Glover or anything, just make the routine plays. Keep my bat in the lineup and see what happens."
As for whether this could portend a more permanent switch, Lucroy said, "I'm a catcher. I don't think I hit enough to be a first baseman, anyway."
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Brewers stand pat at nonwaiver Deadline
The 3 p.m. nonwaiver Trade Deadline came and went Wednesday no more moves by the Brewers, who did trade reliever Francisco Rodriguez to the Orioles last week.
The inactivity did not bother general manager Doug Melvin, even as his team sits in last place in the National League Central with the league's second-highest total of losses. He said the Brewers' recent pitching surge had reinforced his belief that a sell-off was not necessary, especially considering the Brewers' two most valuable trade chips — right-handers Yovani Gallardo and Kyle Lohse — were controllable for the next two seasons.
"I'm OK," Melvin said. "After you look at proposals we made and things like that, I'm OK. The one thing on our club that has improved over the second half of the year has been our pitching. Do you agree that St. Louis and Washington have pretty good pitching staffs? In the month of June, we were better than the Washington Nationals and St. Louis Cardinals. In the month of July, we were better than the Washington Nationals and St. Louis Cardinals.
"So with the younger guys that we have [alongside] Gallardo and Lohse, I'm encouraged by our pitching and how it's improved. I can't defend April and May, but I'm seeing some improvement."
At the same time, Melvin sees right-hander Johnny Hellweg, acquired from the Angels last July with shortstop Jean Segura and another pitching prospect for Zack Greinke, dominating the Triple-A Pacific Coast League. Hellweg struggled badly in a brief stint with Milwaukee but will be back later this season, Melvin said. The Brewers also expect to take a look at top pitching prospect Jimmy Nelson before the season is out.
With that depth, Melvin was content to stand pat Wednesday when he was not wowed by any offers.
"Does that mean we won't look at it again in the offseason? Well, no. We'll look at it in the offseason again," Melvin said.
Teams can still make trades in August if the players involved clear waivers first. Left-hander Michael Gonzalez could still be dealt, and third baseman Aramis Ramirez could be an intriguing trade piece if he can get his sprained left knee healthy. Gonzalez is a free agent after the season and Ramirez is signed through the end of 2014.
Melvin said Yovani Gallardo's hamstring injury had no impact on Wednesday's lack of action. Melvin had previously made clear he was not motivated to move Gallardo.
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HOUSTON, Oct. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- The CITGO Chesapeake Terminal has installed a 3,000-square-foot Green Roof system which is designed to reduce storm water runoff and help improve the local environment. The innovative, environmentally-friendly system integrates living plants into the building structure and will eliminate almost 60,000 gallons of storm water runoff into the nearby Elizabeth River. This is the latest addition to the facility, which has become a leader in environmental protection and stewardship and mentoring in the Chesapeake community.
"CITGO Petroleum Corporation is committed to environmental stewardship across our company and we also support green programs at the locally owned CITGO facilities," said CITGO Vice President for Supply and Marketing Gustavo Velasquez. "The CITGO Chesapeake Terminal is leading the industry to introduce innovative environmentally-friendly practices. The Green Roof system, which has been installed on the facility's operations office, is the latest in a long line of projects that have made a significant impact on improving the local environment and ecosystem. Our company is proud to act as innovators in local communities across the country to improve the lives of the individuals and families we serve."
The Green Roof, developed by the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified team at Simon Roofing Product, has been designed to meet the unique needs of the CITGO facility and to ensure maximum positive impact on the local ecosystem. It incorporates the Sedum plant which stores high amounts of water and requires no maintenance throughout the life of the roof. The Green Roof is expected to last at least 20 years, a significant increase over the lifespan of traditional roofing systems.
The introduction of the Green Roof is part of the ongoing commitment of the CITGO Chesapeake Terminal to improve the local environment and rebuild the ecosystem. Working closely with the Elizabeth River Project, a local cooperative of industries, government and community, the terminal has already achieved the highest level of recognition for their environmental stewardship and mentoring efforts and won numerous awards and recognitions for their programs. Since 1996, the terminal has expanded and preserved natural wetlands, native plants and animals, upgraded facilities to drastically reduce air and water contamination and is a mentor with local schools and businesses, encouraging them to protect the environment.
"CITGO has become one of the strongest supporters of the Elizabeth River Project, going above and beyond what is required to make a remarkable improvement on the local environment and natural habitats," said Pam Boatwright, Elizabeth River Project's River Star Program Manager. "In addition to making improvements to its facilities and practices, the CITGO team is a leader in mentoring with other local businesses and school children. This dedication will ensure our community will be stronger and healthier for years to come."
The introduction of the Green Roof system at the CITGO Chesapeake Terminal is in alignment with the principles endorsed by the CITGO shareholder, Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PDVSA), the national oil company of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. They follow companywide efforts to improve the environment, which include a multi-million dollar investment to introduce Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel facilities at each of the three CITGO refineries by the end of 2010; an effort which will reduce airborne sulfur emissions by 98 percent.
For more information on the Elizabeth River Project and the extensive efforts of the CITGO Chesapeake Terminal, visit http://www.elizabethriver.org/. For more information on the impact of CITGO in the Chesapeake area and beyond, visit www.CITGO.com/Virginia.
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In head-to-head matchup of economic records, it's no contest
President Zero. The brand-new nickname for Barack Obama symbolizes America's total net jobs created in August: Zippo. So, how many jobs emerged in August 1983, the analogous point in Ronald Wilson Reagan's presidency? The figure was 280,000. Proportional to today's population, that would equal 367,360 new hires.
Citizens pondering President Obama's jobs speech and how to get America working again should focus on today's great experiment. Ronald Reagan's supply-side mixture of tax cuts, deregulation and sound money competes directly against Mr. Obama's big-government blend of Keynesian stimuli, rampant red tape and promiscuous printing of money - as if dollars were wallpaper. The late Reagan trounces the leisurely Mr. Obama.
Reagan's Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981 slashed the top federal income-tax rate from 70 percent to 50 percent and sliced business levies. Today, it would cost $1.86 trillion. (For consistency, I converted all of the historical numbers into 2011 dollars. Meanwhile, Mr. Obama's "stimulus," formally called the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, cost $829 billion.
Reagan deregulated America's economy, as demonstrated by the relatively low 30,522 pages of rules added to the Federal Register in 1981 and 1982. Reagan continued President Carter's loosening of restrictions on airlines, trucking and other industries. The 45,696 pages that swelled the Register in 2009 and 2010 reflect Obamacare, Dodd-Frank, EPA guidelines, pro-union favors and other regulations - atop Sarbanes-Oxley, farm programs, lighting standards, and other hurdles that Bush-Rove erected.
Confirming Reagan's commitment to reliable currency and monetary restraint, gold's price fell 33 percent - from $1,396.79 per ounce at Reagan's Jan. 20, 1981, inauguration to $937.37 on Sept. 7, 1983. By converting the Bureau of Engraving and Printing into a veritable currency copy shop, Mr. Obama helped gold climb from $898.53 to $1,810 through Wednesday.
Reagan accelerated Mr. Carter's deregulation of oil prices and encouraged domestic production, as underscored by gasoline's 6.75 percent fall from $3.11 per gallon on Inauguration Day to $2.90 in late August 1983. Mr. Obama's domestic-drilling limits and anti-carbon fetish helped gasoline climb 87 percent - from $1.93 when he arrived to $3.60 on Aug. 29.
The economic and political consequences of these conflicting visions are stunning.
At the 2 1/2-year mark (July 20, 1983) gross domestic product (GDP) under Reagan grew at 9.3 percent. Under Mr. Obama, GDP crawled forward last July 20 at 1 percent.
At that stage in Reagan's presidency, nonfarm productivity blossomed at 9.6 percent. Under Mr. Obama, it shriveled at negative 0.7 percent.
After 2 1/2 years, unemployment under Reagan stood at 9.4 percent, down from a 10.8 percent recessionary peak. Under Mr. Obama, top joblessness of 10.1 percent has dropped to 9.1 percent, but seems stuck there. And the fact that America yielded zero net jobs last month (versus 280,000 in August 1983) confirms the bankruptcy of Obamanomics.
These respective developments swayed America's mood. In August 1983 under Reagan, the Consumer Confidence Index sparkled at 90.2. Last month, under Mr. Obama, it flickered at 44.5.
An Aug. 8, 1983, Gallup survey found 35 percent of Americans "generally satisfied with things in the U.S." and 59 percent "generally dissatisfied." On Aug. 14, 2011, 11 percent were satisfied, while a whopping 88 percent were dissatisfied.
Progress earned Reagan 48 percent approval in a September 1983 Gallup survey, while Mr. Obama stood at 40 percent on Aug. 20. On managing the economy, ABC News documented Reagan's 48 percent approval on May 18, 1983. On Sept. 1, ABC gauged Mr. Obama's approval on economics at 36 percent.
Mr. Obama's triumphs include last week's dismissal of 1,100 workers at Solyndra, a now-defunct solar-panel manufacturer that he stimulated with a $535 million loan guarantee. Another program hatched 14 jobs and weatherized three Seattle homes. Cost: $20 million.
Ronald Reagan savored a landslide re-election in 1984, scoring 525 Electoral College votes to Democrat Walter Mondale's 13. As Barack Obama crawls from the wreckage of his Keynesian vehicle, disappointed voters in November 2012 likely will make him hand the keys to an adult who knows how to drive.
Deroy Murdock is a columnist with the Scripps Howard News Service and a media fellow with Stanford's Hoover Institution.
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Famed for his clear and mellow tenor voice, Mac Wiseman recorded with many great bluegrass bands, including those of Molly O'Day, Flatt & Scruggs, Bill Monroe, and the Osborne Brothers; his command of traditional material made him much in demand by bluegrass and folk fans alike. Wiseman was born in Crimora, VA and grew up influenced by traditional and religious music and such radio stars as Montana Slim Carter. Wiseman started out working as a radio announcer in Harrisonburg in 1944. At the same time he worked as a singer with Buddy Starcher. He later formed his own group and continued performing with others, including Molly O'Day and Flatt & Scruggs, through the '40s. In 1949, he recorded a single, "Travelin' Down This Lonesome Road," with Bill Monroe. By the 1950s, Wiseman was again leading his own band.
Possessing one of the best tenor voices in bluegrass, Wiseman differed from Monroe and Flatt & Scruggs in that he usually sang alone, with little or no harmonizing. His band also employed two fiddles to play contemporary songs such as Speedy Krise's "Goin' Like Wildfire," as well as adaptations of standards such as the Carter Family's "Wonder How the Old Folks Are at Home" and Mac & Bob's "'Tis Sweet to Be Remembered." With the Country Boys, a band that featured such pioneering musicians as Eddie Adcock and Scott Stoneman, Wiseman recorded many popular local singles, and had his first national Top 10 hit with his version of "The Ballad of Davy Crockett." The song's success steered Wiseman away from bluegrass and more towards pop and country. In 1957, he began recording for Dot; he had a few major successes for the label with such songs as "Jimmy Brown the Newsboy" before moving to Capitol in 1962, where he recorded both country and bluegrass tunes. He began working for Wheeling's WWVA Jamboree in 1965, and also began to play at bluegrass festivals; over the next three decades, he became one of the most popular performers on the circuit.
Wiseman moved to Nashville in 1969 and signed with RCA Victor. His first -- and only -- hit for the label was the Top 40 novelty tune "If I Had Johnny's Cash and Charley's Pride." While at RCA, he also recorded three well-received bluegrass albums with Lester Flatt. From the mid-'70s on, Wiseman concentrated on bluegrass, becoming a fixture at festivals and releasing a series of records on independent records that ran into the '90s. In 1992, Wiseman narrated the documentary High Lonesome, a chronicle of bluegrass music, and in 1993 was inducted into the Bluegrass Hall of Fame.
Malcolm B. Wiseman (born May 23, 1925), better known as Mac Wiseman, is an American bluegrass singer, nicknamed The Voice with a Heart. The bearded singer is one of the cult figures of bluegrass.
Born in Crimora, Virginia, he studied at the Shenandoah Conservatory in Dayton, Virginia -- before it moved to Winchester, Virginia in 1960 -- and started his career as a disc jockey at WSVA-AM in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
His musical career began as upright bass player in the band of country singer Molly O'Day. When Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs left Bill Monroe's band, Wiseman became the guitarist for their new band, the Foggy Mountain Boys. Later he played with Bill Monroe's Bluegrass Boys. After a performance on Louisiana Hayride he became popular as solo artist. In the 1950s, he was the star of The Old Dominion Barn Dance on WRVA in Richmond, Va.
During the folk revival in the 1960s, Wiseman had successful concerts at the Hollywood Bowl and Carnegie Hall.
He joined producers Randall Franks and Alan Autry for the In the Heat of the Night cast CD Christmas Time's A Comin' released on Sonlite and MGM/UA for one of the most popular Christmas releases of 1991 and 1992 with Southern retailers.
In 1993 he was inducted into the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Honor. His substantial girth and light tenor voice gave rise to the quip that "Mac Wiseman sings like Gene Vincent looks, and looks like Ernest Tubb sings."


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September 16, 2011
NEW DELHI: The BCCI bigwigs will be meeting on Saturday in Mumbai to zero in on some of the key posts which includes the names of new national selectors along with the new chief executive officer (CEO) and chief administrative officer (CAO) before the AGM on September 19. The two of the most dicey selection affairs are going to be post of CEO for which IPL CEO Sundar Raman and TNCA official Kashi Viswanath are in fray. According to BCCI sources, in case Raman becomes CEO, Kashi who is unlikely to be based out of Chennai may be made the CAO. With Ratnakar Shetty being tipped to get a post in ICC headquarters in Dubai , the choice for the two paid posts in BCCI will be interesting.
Ajit Chandila's mentor Hirwani expresses shock
May 17, 2013
Ruchir Mishra , TNN
NAGPUR: Ajit Chandila often admitted the part former India leggie Narendra Hirwani played in his success in the Indian T20 league. The little known unorthodox off spinner, who played just two first class matches, got into the Rajasthan Royals squad on the ex-India leggie's recommendation. In fact, Chandila frequently called Hirwani for guidance. No wonder, his involvement in spot-fixing has shocked Hirwani. "I am deeply hurt and shocked. It's disgraceful. I didn't expect this from him. I wonder who to trust and who not to. Today, there's enough money for the players and they don't have to indulge in these things.
Hirwani could be named 'spin consultant' of Indian team
September 27, 2012
COLOMBO: Former India leg-spinner and outgoing national selector Narendra Hirwani is likely to be roped in as 'spin consultant' for the upcoming home Test series against England and Australia. According to reliable sources in the Indian Cricket Board, Hirwani's appointment might not be a full-time one but he will be helping out Harbhajan Singh , Pragyan Ojha and Ravichandran Ashwin - the trio who are likely to play an important role in the next two Test series at home.
Indians have got enough rest for T20 World Cup: Hirwani
June 1, 2009
JAIPUR: Fatigue will not be a factor when the Indian team gets down to its title defence at the ICC World Twenty20 Championships says selection panel member Narendra Hirwani, rubbishing suggestions that Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men go into the event jaded after non-stop cricket. "We have a balanced team and contrary to what people say the boys have had a good 10-15 day rest so they are raring to go. I wish all the luck to them. We can be champions again," Hirwani said. Dhoni had himself admitted to a degree of fatigue due to continuous cricket, going into the tournament that starts June 5 in England.
I asked Ajit Chandila to restrict batsmen, says Hirwani
May 14, 2012
Devadyuti Das , TNN
NEW DELHI: Ajit Chandila might only have a couple of first-class matches and a handful of T20 games under his belt, but for Rajasthan, he proved to be the surprise weapon of the day against Pune on Sunday. Scorecard | Match in Pics | Watch Highlights The 28-year-old off-spinner from Haryana, who has been around for a long time now without actually setting things on fire, has a big mentor to look up to - national selector Narendra Hirwani. The former India leg-spinner has been working with Chandila ever since his Air India days back in 2006.
Jagdale pips Biswal to become new BCCI secretary
September 18, 2011
MUMBAI: The current BCCI joint secretary Sanjay Jagdale is all set to become the new secretary pipping hot favourite Ranjib Biswal as the Board confirmed his nomination for the upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) that will be held in Mumbai on Monday. The former Madhya Pradesh all-rounder Jagdale has also served as a national selector. There will be no elections during the 82nd edition that will be held in Mumbai on Monday with N Srinivasan taking over as the president.
Selectors don't buy latest bonanza
September 12, 2008
Pradeep Vijayakar , TNN
MUMBAI: On the face of it, the Rs 25 per lakh per annum being offered by the Indian cricket board for each national selector seems like a sure-shot winner. So how come not many are enthused by the idea and are, more or less, against the go-pro policy? Well, those who know their maths and rupees have already discovered that if they take the Rs 8 lakh deduction in the form of income tax, they don't really gain much in the bargain. If you add the condition that the pros will have to give up all other positions and jobs, they will, in fact, end up losing a lot more.
Don't think bowlers let team down in CT: Amit Mishra
October 4, 2009
NEW DELHI: Indian leg spinner Amit Mishra on Sunday rejected skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni's criticism of the team's bowling in the Champions Trophy, saying the bowlers did not make any mistake and credit should be given to rival batsmen. "That's his (Dhoni) personal opinion," Mishra said. Even though the Indian bowlers cut a sorry figure against Pakistan and even in the washed out match against Australia, Mishra felt credit should go to the rival batsmen. "Bowling to the likes of Ricky Ponting and Michael Hussey is not an easy task.
Best possible combination for World Cup: Srikkanth
January 17, 2011
CHENNAI: After announcing the 15-member squad for the forthcoming World Cup, selection committee chairman Krishnamachari Srikkanth on Monday said that the selectors have picked the best possible combination for the quadrennial event, to be held in the sub-continent from February 19 to April 2. Srikkanth and his selection team of Yashpal Sharma, Surendra Bhave, Narendra Hirwani and Raja Venkat met this morning to select the squad, with...
Selector Hirwani imparts spin 'gyaan'
January 21, 2009
Pradeep Vijayakar / V Narayan Swamy , TNN
MUMBAI: Current national selector and all-time great leg spinner Narendra Hirwani imparted some 'gyaan' to Mumbai's budding spinners at the MIG Cricket Club ground on Wednesday. Air India, the team Hirwani played for until a few years ago, were playing a Times Shield game there and their cricket secretary, Shekhar Varadkar, thought it would be a good idea to call Hirwani from Indore to interact with the lads. Hirwani spent the day with the team and during lunch hour gave tips to them.
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Marijuana Legalization Returns to Center Stage in Maine
October 22, 2013Earlier this year, we came within just 4 votes on the floor of the Maine House of Representatives on legislation that would have put marijuana legalization before state voters this fall. While that effort fell short, voters in the city of Portland will still have the chance to vote on marijuana legalization this November. Question 1 will be on the Portland ballot and would legalize the adult possession of up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana. With just two weeks left, we can use all the help we can get to pass this initiative. If you live in Portland and want to find out how you can assist, please contact David Boyer at email@example.com.
WGME CBS 13 will air a special internet broadcast of a Town Hall Forum on Thursday, October 24, from 7:30-8:30pm, concerning the issue of legalizing small amounts of marijuana in Portland. If you wish to attend in person, apply in advance to be in the audience at wgme.com. Audience members will have the opportunity to ask questions in person and online via social media, using www.facebook.com/wgme13 and on Twitter using #YourVoiceYourFuture. The forum will air live on wgme.com and be broadcast on WGME CBS 13 on Sunday, October 27th at 11:35 PM.
In further news, it is our distinct pleasure to announce we will once again be pursuing statewide legislation to legalize and regulate marijuana in Maine. NORML and Representative Diane Russell have drafted and prepared legislation for introduction that would legalize the possession of up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana and the personal cultivation of up to 6 plants. Retail outlets would be licensed by the Alcoholic Beverages, Cannabis and Lottery Operation within the Department of Administrative and Financial Services. We will be releasing final bill language as we get closer to its introduction, but we want to make sure this effort is on your radar, as it was the outpouring of grassroots support that helped us get so close to victory this year. If you would be interested in helping with this future statewide effort in Maine, please contact NORML Communications Director Erik Altieri at firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also click here to sign on to pledge your support for the legislation here.
Together, we WILL legalize marijuana in Portland this year and across Maine in 2014.
California Lt. Governor to Chair Blue Ribbon Panel on Marijuana Legalization
October 17, 2013Gavin Newsom, Lieutenant Governor of California, will chair a blue ribbon committee tasked with studying marijuana legalization in the state. This was announced at a joint press conference held this morning with the ACLU of California.
The panel will "engage in a multi-year research effort to help voters and policy makers as they consider proposals to enact a strict tax and regulation scheme that will enable California to benefit from billions of dollars of potential revenue annually while protecting the health and safety of our children and communities."
Joining Newsom on the panel will be "leading legal, academic and policy experts from across the state and nation."
The ACLU also released new polling data which revealed that 65% of Californians support legalizing and regulating marijuana, while only 32% were opposed and 3% undecided. You can view the full poll results here.
"This development is just a further illustration of how the debate over marijuana legalization has moved from the fringe into the mainstream," stated NORML Communications Director Erik Altieri, "An overwhelming majority of Californians are ready to legalize and regulate marijuana and it is encouraging to see key figures within the state move to address the issue in a forward thinking and serious manner. With a voter initiative likely in 2016, this new survey data also confirms that the people of California are ready to move forward to end their state's marijuana prohibition, with or without state legislators."
NORML will keep you updated as this effort moves forward.
Government Accountability Office Says The Drug War Isn't Working; Did Anybody Think It Was?
April 26, 2013The federal government's anti-drug efforts are inefficient and ineffective, according to a just released report issued by the Congressional watchdog agency, the US Government Accountability Office (GAO).
As if we didn't know.
The GAO report assessed whether the Obama administration's anti-drug strategies, as articulated by the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (the ONDCP aka the Drug Czar's office) in its 2010 National Drug Control Strategy report, have yet to achieve its stated goals.
The answer? They haven't.
States the GAO:
"The public health, social, and economic consequences of illicit drug use, coupled with the constrained fiscal environment of recent years, highlight the need to ensure that federal programs efficiently and effectively use their resources to address this problem. ONDCP has developed a 5-year Strategy to reduce illicit drug use and its consequences, but our analysis shows lack of progress toward achieving four of the Strategy's five goals for which primary data are available."
In particular, the GAO criticized the administration for failing to adequately address rising levels of youth marijuana consumption. The GAO also rebuffed the ONDCP's allegation that increased rates adolescent marijuana use are a result of the passage of statewide laws decriminalizing the plant or allowing for its therapeutic use.
"Other factors, including state laws and changing attitudes and social norms regarding drugs, may also affect drug use. We examined studies on three of these other factors, which we refer to as societal factors, which may affect youth marijuana use. … The studies that assessed the effect of medical marijuana laws that met our review criteria found mixed results on effects of the laws on youth marijuana use. … [S]tudies that assessed the effect of marijuana decriminalization that met our review criteria found little to no effect of the laws on youth marijuana use."
You can read the full GAO report here.
White House Drug Control Budget: Failed Drug War Tactics Prioritized Over Prevention and Treatment
April 11, 2013The Obama Administration has released its National Drug Control Budget for the FY 2014 and despite their claims that "the war on drugs is over" and that they have "bigger fish to fry" the Office National Drug Control Policy is still prioritizing failed drug war tactics over prevention and treatment.
The new budget calls for 9.6 billion dollars to be spent on domestic law enforcement, 3.7 billion for interdiction, and 1.4 billion for international drug control efforts.
Prevention, in the form of education and outreach efforts, receives a paltry $1.4 billion dollars. While this is a 5% increase over the previous year's budget, it is still a minuscule sum when you consider we are spending nine times more on arresting people than we are to educate them on risks of drug use and stop them from ending up in the criminal justice system in the first place. The budget calls for an additional 9.3 billion to be spent on treatment programs for those considered to have drug abuse issues (though $80 million of this funding goes to the drug court program, infamous for giving defendants the "choice" of serving time in rehab or spending time in a jail cell).
For all their rhetoric, this recent budget shows that little has changed in the federal government's priorities when it comes to the War on Drugs. Funding is still disproportionately spent arresting people or diverting them into treatment programs after the fact, while only a small fraction (13%) of the overall drug budget is spent trying to fix the problem before it starts.
It is time for the Obama Administration's policy to match its language on the issue of drug law reform. President Obama once promised that he would allow science and factual evidence to guide his administration on issues of public policy, but when it comes to marijuana laws, we are still waiting for him to deliver.
You can view the full text of the budget here.
Most Americans Want Legal Marijuana
April 4, 2013For the first time since they began polling the question four decades ago, Pew Research Polling has released new survey data that reveals 52% of Americans want marijuana to be legalized. Only 45% were opposed.
This support is spread across demographics. The Baby Boomers (50%), Generation X (54%), and Millenials (65%) all have majority support for legalization. The only age demographic that remains opposed is the Silent Generation, those born before 1942, though support in this age group has also significantly increased. 32% of this age group now support legalization, up from 17% in 2002.
According to this polling data, most Americans have also tried marijuana personally. 48% of respondents answered affirmatively when asked if they consume marijuana, up from 38% about a decade ago.
Not only are Americans becoming more supportive of legalization, but there has been a dramatic change in how Americans view marijuana use. In 2006, Pew Research found that 50% of Americans believed smoking marijuana was "morally wrong" and only 35% did not think it was a moral issue. Today these numbers have completely flipped, 50% of Americans responded in this latest survey that using marijuana is not a moral issue and only 32% stated it was morally wrong.
60% of Americans across all political orientations also believe the federal government should not enforce federal marijuana laws in states that legalize it. 57% of Republicans, 59% of Democrats, and 64% of Independents believe the federal government should leave states like Washington and Colorado alone.
You can view the full results of this survey here.


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All great ideas Blue sir and Ms. Bjfgator.
Tall tales and stories work great for people who have imaginations unlike me, that is why I choose word association instead.
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How about sort of "True or False" short story. I tell a very short story/sentence/statement about myself, for example;
"One time I jumped out of a moving pick-up truck because a wasp flew down my blouse".
Then readers decide if they think this is a true statement or story by voting "True" or "False".
Hmmm....now that I think about it, how would that be a contest? LOLOL (Circus music now playing in my head!). Well, I guess the member who gets the MOST correct answers in a certain number of stories could be the winner.
But it does sound like fun, eh? OK? Is that story True or False folks?
~ Lady ~
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That could be fun and interesting.
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I like that idea Gator! I like seeing why people chose the word they did.
Lol Lady! That could be fun! Although with only 2 answers we might have to put a time limit on it. Like 24 hours from when the post was made. And then the story poster gets to say which it was and pick a person from the correct answers to do the next story. Even if it wasn't a contest, that is a good idea for a fun thread! And I'm guessing true? I'd do it! Maybe...depedning on how fast the moving vehivle was going and if I was driving atm. Although I know a guy who was driving a car and jumped out because of a spider
Everyone has great ideas. I think any (or all) of these would be great fun!


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