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Most minor league baseball players will be looking for some down time after the season to catch up with family and friends.
Tyler Collins and Will Clinard will head to Arizona to compete on the biggest stage in minor league baseball.
Collins, an outfielder, and Clinard, a relief pitcher, will represent the Erie SeaWolves and the Detroit Tigers in the Arizona Fall League.
"I feel just honored and blessed," Collins said. "It's the league everyone wants to get to. I have an opportunity and I hope to represent the organization well."
The two, along with former Erie SeaWolves starting pitcher Kyle Lobstein, first-round draft pick Corey Knebel and rising prospect Devon Travis, will represent the Tigers this fall as members of the Mesa Solar Sox. Detroit still has two more spots to announce before the fall league begins play Oct. 8.
"I had a hunch it might be coming after talking with Dave Owen (director of player development for Detroit) a few weeks ago," Clinard said. "Once I saw it on paper, I was very excited and it's a great honor to represent Detroit."
The Arizona Fall League consists of six teams and each of the six has players from five Major League Baseball teams. The Mesa Solar Sox draw players from the Tigers, Angels, A's, Cubs and Nationals. Mesa's roster also includes Erie manager Chris Cron's son C.J., the No. 2 prospect in the Angels organization, according to MLB.com.
"I'm very proud of that and obviously the organization feels it's a good thing to do," Chris Cron said. "I'm a big fan of the league. I love it and it serves a real good purpose. I live in Arizona and managed in Mesa two of the four years I've been there."
"It's about 20 minutes from my house and I'll be there to watch my son along with Collins, Clinard and the other players that Detroit is sending," Cron said.
Collins is hitting .237 this season with 20 home runs and 76 runs batted in. He is tied for sixth in the Eastern League in home runs and is ranked as the No. 13 prospect in the Tigers organization.
Clinard is 2-3 with a 5.50 earned-run average in 22 appearances with Erie. He started the year in Lakeland and is 3-5 with a 3.73 ERA in 37 overall appearances.
"I love playing baseball year-round and you always feel like you really want to get home at the end of a season," Collins said. "Then you get home and don't know what to do with yourself because you have so much free time. I'm more than happy to go play."
The AFL will feature 25 of the top 100 prospects in minor league baseball.
"I'm fired up to play more baseball against some of the best prospects in the minors," Clinard said. "I'm a competitor and like to compete. I'm looking forward to going against the best."
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I'm not familiar with this Robert Parry who admits 'true, it is impossible to know what was in his mind', 'Yet, it may never be fully known whether Bush didn't care about the truth or simply chose to believe the "stove-piped" intelligence that was coming from neoconservatives salted throughout the national security bureaucracy – and who were determined to go to war with Iraq' and 'it may be impossible to say for certain what Bush believed about Iraq possessing weapons of mass destruction'. I also find it telling that at the bottom of the article there are instructions on how to order/buy his books. Seems a little self-serving to me.
Should the US have believed Saddam when he said he HAD WMD (and used them) or instead believed him when he said he did not and no one was able to find them? Sort of like John Kerry's "I voted for it before I voted against it' nonsense. Just remember 'Absence of proof is not proof of absence.'
With all the barren areas of Iraq it's possible that those WMD may turn up later when the next storm moves the sand. It's possible that the WMD ended up in Assad's arsenal. Since Saddam actually USED WMD in his war with Iran, I find it believable that he never gave them all up. If you choose to believe he gave up all his WMD you are welcome. Personally I have no more trust or belief in Saddam than I do in Obama.
So again you have offered no proof and your own source admits as much.
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He's gone, but he's still around.
The way it went was that we all went to lunch, all of us except Kip - who would do that a lot, just kind of take some time alone at his computer. When we came back, he wasn't there, and we would've thought he was somewhere eating alone, except all his clothes were draped over his seat.
Nobody knew quite what to make of it. He was very shy and reserved, even when he came out drinking and had a few with us. But not shy in the crazy way either, like not the kind of guy who would be bottling up weird thoughts all day, only to snap at his desk, strip down, and run for the door. I mean, I guess I didn't know Kip very well - none of us did really - but you can just tell stuff about some people, and about Kip, what you could tell was "this guy's stable and in control."
After a while though, that feeling faded in the office, and soon enough, the rumors started, and then it was like everyone had "seen the signs." Now, it's like we're not just data entry professionals; we're psychologists, and every offhanded comment Kip had ever made or every time he'd stopped typing to just stare at his screen and grin, it's all taken and panned gold-rush style for signs of insanity.
But I stay out of that stuff, not because I don't care about Kip, but because I have my own theory that I'm too embarrassed to talk to anyone about. But it all adds up - the clothes on the chair, his disappearance without a trace, the fact that no one (not even his family) had seen him since that day.
That's why I stayed late one night and, after everyone else had left, switched my computer with his. Kip's in there, I just know it. Every time I put my fingers on the keyboard and type, every time I move a file, I can sense Kip watching the process from inside. And maybe this is the even crazier part - I feel like Kip's happy in there.
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Running around doing errands today, I must admit I regretted wearing these shorts after the sun came down, there's a chill in the air, fall has arrived !
Anyways, for today's look I went for something casual + comfortable. I was apartment hunting so definitely wanted something comfy, I choose this style around this vintage Dooney & Bourke bag I found at my local thrift store, I cannot say how much I love this bag ! I paired it w/ my ripped shorts and this pink and white plaid shirt ( you can't really see it in the pics :{ ) and cheetah print sandals that I love!
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I'VE TRIED TO MAKE BARS LIKE THESE BEFORE. A bunch of times. The results were too thick, too crumbly or just not flavorful enough. This time we got it right. Look out Nutrigrain bars, we've got a homemade version that's fresher, less expensive and even yummier. [Read more...]
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THERE WAS A TIME WHEN PHOEBE'S FAVORITE food was a "bar". Any bar, as long as it came in a crinkly package with neat edges. I don't have a small factory set up in my kitchen (though sometimes it feels that way), so when it comes to competing with packaged snacks my strategy is this: You can't go wrong with ribbon. Pretend it's a present. That's how we packed up this batch of homemade fruit strips, and both girls were thrilled. [Read more...]
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As a gift for my younger sister Olga, a German laywer, I tried to think of something that is meaningful and very functional at the same time, and I made her a lawyer's robe.
The robe is in a lightweight wool, the cloth has a light feel and being a natural textile it has a breathable quality that makes it cool to wear and offers the softest and most luxurious feel to the touch. It also offers the same comfort and static-resistant qualities of an all-natural fabric.
Back has a nice form-fitting curvette yoke. As for the bell bottom sleeve, it features three pleats, on the right sleeve there are button and closure for a comfort during writing.
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This is absolutely fabulous! I would wear it a lot in her place!
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Thank you, kihli!
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What a nice thing to make for your sister, she will be the best dressed lawyer now :)
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He is just.... BEAUTIFUL !
I don't get how some people can hate thos eyes,smile and everything !
I love U Rob
He is really just beyond beautiful. Gorgeous smile. Smokin' hot when he is brooding. Long hair, short hair, formal dress, casual dress, this guy just simply has it all. However, it is his wit and humility that make him beautiful to me.
Round Four has started. Robward is already trailing Jacob. VOTE!!!!
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eu e Robert sentimos falta de Kristen.....premiação chata!!!Queremos notícas de Kristen, por favor nos dêem notícias
There have been some pretty ridiculous Pattinson-related posts in the past, but I think this one takes the cake! Picking the ten best pictures from a one minute appearance? What a joke.
He keeps getting better and better! So cute...I can't wait for WFE to come out! Happy he won for Remember Me!


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ONCE AGAIN, MR. POGUE produced a tight, relentlessly paced narrative. Moreover, it hews closely to the first film in structure and style. Like ''The Fugitive,'' ''U.S. Marshal'' begins with an over-the-top action sequence -- this one involving a plane and a truck rather than a bus and a train -- in which a prisoner breaks free. Commanding the vast search is Gerard, who delivers a salty pep talk that is almost a carbon copy of the memorable speech he delivered in the first film.
No matter. Mr. Kopelson, an irrepressible Brooklyn native whose independent company will produce ''U.S. Marshal,'' loved it. ''I think John is a brilliant writer,'' he said. ''He captured the spirit of 'The Fugitive.' It took us nine writers on the original 'Fugitive' to get to that point. He did it with a few drafts of his own script.''
Rewriting has proved to be a rich source of lucre for Mr. Pogue. He was paid only $200,000 to write ''U.S. Marshal'' but has already received $375,000 for five revisions. Mr. Pogue recently spent a week in Chicago scouting locations for an alternative ending to the film. His original climax, which involved a fight on board a military cargo ship, was deemed too costly. After wandering around Chicago's lakefront, Mr. Pogue said, he found an ideal location for a new ending. (He won't say what it is.)


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One of those frequently asked questions is whether wine clubs are worth joining.
Wine clubs come in many different shapes and sizes, so it's impossible to generalize. Many are sponsored by a winery, where wines—sometimes exclusive offerings—are sold directly to members, usually at some sort of discount. Some clubs invite members to special events, implying a VIP status. At points wine clubs are similar to and overlap with winery mailing lists, since they both sell wines. But in my mind wine clubs are different. They're more casual and the wines they sell are usually value oriented.
You see wine clubs promoted in food-and-lifestyle magazines, too, though most of the ones I've seen are selling rather ordinary wines, occasionally from lesser vintages, presumably wines that didn't sell well on their own and are now effectively being dumped.
I'm curious about your experiences with wine clubs and what kinds of wines, or deals, or offers, are available and whether you think they're worth it or not.
Clayton Payne — Dallas,TX — September 11, 2007 2:23pm ET
In my experience, the California Wine club is good for novice wine drinkers, but costs about $45 for 2 bottles that are in the 80-85 point range. I am a big fan of North Berkeley Imports wine clubs, from which I receive 3 bottles of Burgundy shipped every month for $75. I have found that their offerings are a good value for 90-92ish bottles that are hard to find in most wine shops. They have special relationships with several growers in Burgundy that allows for a unique offering to supplement my local buying.
Troy Peterson — Burbank, CA — September 11, 2007 2:32pm ET
If I really enjoy a vintner's wines on a consistent basis I will join the club as long as I get some special discount and/or free shipping. I have never joined one of those clubs that you find in the back of a magazine because some of our friends/family have subscriptions to them and the wines are always mediocre, just as you describe. I think they are clearing houses for crap wine.
Karl Dean — Calgary, Canada — September 11, 2007 2:49pm ET
Yes, I think they are definately worth it, my wife and I joined one here in Calgary called the Cellar-Builder Program at a local small specialty shop. We get wines picked every other month, and with them we get a write up including some history about the winery and how the wine is made as well as the cellaring time for that wine. The store also gives it club members a discount on all other purchases in the store. The good thing about the wines offered in the Cellar-Builder is that they are not available in the store. We are also given first crack on special wines before they are released to the public. Joining this club has been a great experience and we are in our fourth year with the same club. Highly recomended.
Peter Richardson — Cape Elizabeth, ME — September 11, 2007 3:03pm ET
My wife and I belong to the Preston of Dry Creek club, which entitles us to a half case every quarter. We joined for two reasons. First, Preston's wine is not distributed in our state and so this was the easiest way to obtain it (save visiting the winery, which we have, 3 times). Second we like the wine and Lou Preston's overall philosophy toward land stewardship, wine making, etc.Wehave not been disappointed. We look forward to our shipments and eagerly read the vintner's notes that accompany them. We get a decent mix of wine, usually 2 bottles white and 4 red, with the occasionaly rose seasonally. We have no regrets.
Michael Callan Sr — Middlefield, CT — September 11, 2007 4:26pm ET
Being from Connecticut it is very hard to get some of the smaller vineyard productions, as well as some of the larger format bottles of the better vintages. The clubs allows me to get small lot wines, and magnums that I could never acquire here on the east coast. Value is pretty good, some of the clubs I belong to are vinyards that only sell to restauants and we know that cost increase. Another has some special vintages and blends that are sold at the winery and are sold out when I finally get out there.Every delivery for me is a trip back to Sonoma or Napa, three or four times a year, back to those wineries that I would have visited anyway when I do go.
Vic Kincer — Fairfield, Ohio — September 11, 2007 4:34pm ET
We have belonged to quite a few Winery Wine Clubs since we started visiting Sonoma County a few years ago. It is a sure way to get that small production, hard to find wines. Some are only sold at the winery. We have had very good experience and have enjoyed the wines, and the club discounts. At the most you may be required to sign up for a year before cancelling. And in that rare instance when we did cancel, we had no problems.Special events and discounts are offered for members and it is a good way to stay in touch if you are not local to the wineries.A couple of recommendations in Sonoma are Field Stone Winery, Limerick Lane Cellars andYoakim Bridge.
Robert West — Tomball, Texas — September 11, 2007 4:46pm ET
I have had a couple of memberships at Napa Valley Wineries, and while I enjoyed them for a while, I eventually cancelled them to focus on variety in my collection. I also thought that it was often very expensive for very average wine. Another issue is that I live in a hot climate and in the summer, the wine was traveling around smoking hot Houston for who knows how many hours in the back of an un-airconditioned delivery truck. Who wants that for $90 bottle of wine?
Brad Kanipe — Atlanta — September 11, 2007 4:54pm ET
I'm a happy member of a few winery based wine clubs. We are fans of the winery and enjoy the selection of special bottlings and other wines that our local shops just don't carry. I don't have much interest in wine clubs that send me their pick of the month. I use my local wine shop for that.
Russell Mccandless — Minnesota USA — September 11, 2007 5:21pm ET
Being in a winery's own wine club is terrific; we're in nearly a dozen, with large wineries and small. Pluses are variety, discounts, customer service, convenience, access to winery-only or even wine-club-only bottlings, and getting to try wines once in a while (but not too often) that you perhaps would not buy yourself. If we lived in California, we'd probably think event invitations were a significant wine club plus too. An increasing number of wineries have several different wine clubs, and allow you to choose how many bottles of each shipment you want, so that you can focus on the style(s) of wine and budget you prefer. We're only in one merchant-sponsored wine club (one that focuses on wine from one narrow French appellation) since in most cases, we can do a better job than any one retailer at sourcing wines ourselves.
David Hance — Ukiah CA — September 11, 2007 8:14pm ET
I'm in the wine trade, and I still belong to several winery wine clubs. The wineries are neither far away or unobtainable for me. But they would require time and effort to seek out "what's new and where can I buy it?" Joining the winery's club means that I can keep track of what some of my favorite producers are making, and taste those wines. Like subscribing to a magazine, or an RSS feed. But the clubs are certainly note sold in this style. I joined all mine remotely, without visiting the tasting rooms.
Susanne Koster — NY — September 11, 2007 9:50pm ET
I too belong to a winery based club that offers discounts at the winery (it is local for me) as well as bottles ONLY offered to members. Free tastings etc....If you enjoy a particular wine from a winery and live close by - it probably saves money.It seems the wine clubs in the back of magazines "dump' left over wine - and I think I'm already too chosey for that.However - I did Join the Oriel wine club - which brands wine from wineries from all around the world and "forces" me to sample wines I might otherwise never chose on my own. About One in four bottles is one I would order again - but the exposure is wonderful and worth the monthly payment.
Sheri Codiana — Sunnyvale, CA — September 12, 2007 12:14am ET
For me, only winery-based, and only if the wines are consisently good. We belong to Ridge, and supplement that one club with memberships on (too many) mailing lists.
Steven Glazer — Orinda — September 12, 2007 12:43am ET
I'm on about a dozen wine lists and I appreciate the opportunity to purchase quality wines that I would not easily find locally (William Selyen, Dumol, Shafer, Kosta Browne, Pride, etc). I used to be a member of about 6 wine clubs sponsored by the winery but I've tapered off to one as I have found them to only offer average quality wines albeit at a small discount. In my younger exploration days (about 7 years ago) I found the local wine club by the area wine store (Prima in Walnut Creek) to provide excellent exposure to different wines from around the world. Their writeups really helped with my wine education. The wines were high quality and good value and I only stopped because the wine closet got pretty full of quality everyday bottles and I started looking for age worthy additions.
Joseph Byrne — Gardiner NY — September 12, 2007 10:39am ET
We joined a few wine clubs when we went to CA this year and found if you select the right club membership, gold, reserve, select etc you can get wines that a local distributor can not get. Some of the big name wineries(Arrowood, KJ, Newton) make select wines that are really worth the club membership. Sometimes they ship when its to hot and shipping costs are are really high if you live in the East Coast. If we lived in the West Coast and near-by, going to the member tastings would be another advantage as well.Tks Joe
Bill Mccuskey — Wilmington, NC — September 12, 2007 11:12am ET
I belong to a number of winery lists which allows for purchase of otherwise hard to find labels. My only complaint is with the policy some have of bundling too many inexpensive wines with their better stuff as package deals. I don't want to buy 4 or 5 bottles of moderately priced bottles just to qualify for the purchase of one good bottle of Napa cab. Otherwise I have been very happy with wine lists and the service provided.
Mark A Dedow — Clarkston, MI — September 12, 2007 1:56pm ET
My wife and I belong to about six winery clubs. We only join if we like the wines and they are hard or impossible to find in Michigan. Favorites are Schramsberg and Chappellet. We always utilize the free tastings at Schramsberg and attend the club picnic at Chappellet. I don't hestitate to cancel once I either have enough of a winery's product or my taste changes.
James Rego — Redding, Ca., Shasta County — September 12, 2007 2:06pm ET
I think they serve a useful purpose for the novice who needs to explore and learn about wine. I suspect that any serious wine lover would be disappointed in most selections; that being said, wine clubs sponsored by individual wineries offer something of value depending on how they are structured and what it is that you are seeking.
James Laube — Napa, CA — September 12, 2007 2:10pm ET
Thanx to all who have chimed in. Very interesting and helpful comments that I'm sure other readers will enjoy and benefit from.
Jason Fernandez — Boston, MA — September 12, 2007 2:12pm ET
I belong to a few winery lists and one winery's wine club. I like that the wine club offers a discount on membership bottles and any additional I may buy. In the grand scheme of things this amount probably doesn't mean much to them, but makes me feel a little bit more appreciated.
Chris Hilliard — Minnesota — September 12, 2007 5:49pm ET
I think if you find a winery that you enjoy, and sometimes hard to get where you live then join. That way you can get the things you love. I joined Everett Ridge about a year ago because I could not get there wine here in MN, now I have my own privet stash of there great Zins, same with Ridge and Duck horn.
Fred Taleghani — Palo Alto, CA — September 12, 2007 7:37pm ET
Its been a mixed bag for us. A local wine shop which has a big web presence has several tiers and we evetually dropped it as we did not like 50% of the wines being produced. Winery based mailing lists are wine clubs in an of themselves. We maintain them as they are often the only way to get small production wines at a resonable price.
Kirk R Grant — Ellsworth, ME — September 13, 2007 12:08am ET
I belong to three-five mailing lists. All of these wines are unobtainable in Maine and or offer me a discount comprable to getting it at the distributors price. However, when tastes change...it is time to move on.
Chris Haag — vancouver, bc — September 13, 2007 2:00am ET
You need to do your research. Being Canadian our choices are very limited for good US product, so I have a PO Box in Washington State and belong to 3 CA clubs and 2 in Oregon. All offer 20% discounts on product I can't get in Canada.
Tom Fiorillo — Denver, CO — September 13, 2007 12:24pm ET
I have culled all of my former Napa winery memberships down to one. They send two bottles each month and charge the same, $40 plus shipping, regardless if it's two $20 bottles or a $20 and a very limited release reserve at $80. I guess this is as close as I'll get to "brand loyalty" when it comes to wine.To Chris Haag - how do you get your shipments delivered to a PO Box in WA? I'd love to figure out a very cheap/free way to avoid co-workers signing for my wine when I am out of the office.
Charles W Teater Jr — Kansas City — September 19, 2007 9:53am ET
James,We've had particularly good luck with Vinesse. They have a "Cyber Circle" membership.It is basically a wine club with a number of options. We didn't want to sign up to get "two bottles every other month", etc., but one option they had was to join what they call the "Cyber Circle". It doesn't obligate you to anything specific but puts you on their e mail notification list to receive special offers. Just before Xmas, I got an e mail from them saying they were having a "Grab Bag Special". You had an option to get "unspecified" wines in various quantities from 3 bottles to a max of two cases and they could be all-red, all-white or a combo. They were reportedly "odds and ends" they had. They said satisfaction was guaranteed and the total cost of two cases (cheaper per bottle as quantity-purchased increased) was $209 including shipping which is only $8.71 per bottle. We thought.......how bad could it be. We almost never find even an everyday wine for $8-9. So we ordered two cases of all-red. They sent 4 bottles each of six different wines and they were fantastic! They supposedly offer this about once per quarter, but we received another offer in Jan, so based on the Dec experience, we bought another two cases. Again....fantastic. What a bargain!! The offer came again last week and we have two more cases on the way. From now on (unless the quality changes) this is our means to buy "everyday" wines. Relating their quality to the Wine Spectator scale, I would say these are 85-92 point wines.Chuck
Joseph Karpowicz — Stony Brook, NY — September 19, 2007 10:20pm ET
James, currently I belong to about 5 wine clubs. I think they are fantastic. I only join the clubs of the places I've visited, feel they offer a great wine at a great price and the wine is not sold locally. Almost all of my clubs are from small wineries, or small lot productions that are available for club members only. I think Michael From CT said it best, its like going back to Sonoma/Napa everytime that UPS truck pulls up to the house. Some of my personal favorite clubs are St Francis Zintastic, (only small lot productions available to members only) and Bennett Lane. Excellent topic, I enjoyed reading the responses. I was reading an article about a wine club from The Wine Garage, apparently they do some mix and matching w/a bunch of varietals. Has anyone tried this club? thank you
Mario Aguilar — san diego, calif. — September 20, 2007 10:56am ET
I have belonged to various wine clubs over the years. The best one I found was from K and L in San Francisco. Currently we belong to the every other month Champagne club. A great way to learn about the smaller negocients. We also have belonged to the other clubs they offer at various price points. These are great for the novice, and expert alike.
Plus they have discounts for previous wine selections from all their clubs available for members.
The least beneficial clubs were the ones from specific wineries... same old stuff every year.
Sandy Fitzgerald — Centennial, CO — October 1, 2007 6:25pm ET
I have joined and dropped numerous clubs over the years. I am now in about five winery clubs and several mailers. To be successful the club must be win-win. The wineries are winning by selling us wines well above distributor prices, so when they beat us up by continually shipping out a bad lot of wine, I drop them. A expample was a CA vineyard, which I normally like, suffered with a terrible year in 1998 especially with their merlots. They started shipping them in 2000 again in 2002, in 2004 & 2005. That merlot is now listed as library wines and the winery is attempting to sell them as part of a package. The wine sucked the 1st time around. I dropped the winery. Also some wineries list/club price is higher than the retail price in local stores. NO brainer to drop. But sometimes you hold on to get the special wines not available unless you are in the club.
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Obama-Endorsed Rep. Hank Johnson to Participate in Segregated Forum? UPDATE: Johnson Will Not Attend
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UPDATE 3 p.m. ET: Da Tech Guy reports that Rep. Hank Johnson's office says the congressman will not attend tonight's "Newsmakers Live" forum due to a scheduling conflict.
PREVIOUSLY (11:55 a.m. ET): When Dan Riehl told me about this I couldn't believe it, but it's apparently true: Georgia Republican congressional candidate Liz Carter was told by organizers of a "Newsmakers Live" 4th District candidate forum tonight that the event is for black candidates only:
Just informed "Black Candidates" Only Tonight" So because I'm white I'm not invited to participate even though it is a Democrat and Republican debate?
While the organizers have invited Democratic incumbent Rep. Hank Johnson and his two Democratic primary challengers, as well as black Republican candidate Cory Ruth, they have reportedly excluded not only Liz Carter but also two other Republican primary candidates, one white and one Hispanic.
It's a private event and the organizers are free to invite whoever they want but it's hard to believe that Hank Johnson — who has been endorsed by Barack Obama — would participate in a segregated event.
Liz Carter is asking her supporters to call the event sponsor, WAOK 1380 AM, at 404-892-2703 and ask why she has been left out of this event.
UPDATE: Da Tech Guy is on da story:
I tried to call the radio station the mail box of the news department is jammed. I reached another person and was told that the station had nothing to do with the event although there were aware of it. It turns out the event is being organized by something called the Newsmakers' Journal.
If anybody can get to the bottom of this, Da Tech Guy will.
UPDATE II: Twitter friend Kurt Schlichter:
1956 just called, it wants its anachronism back.
Somebody needs to ask Obama spokesman Robert Gibbs about this.
UPDATE III: In the comments, Georgia blogger Obi's Sister reports:
WAOK claims they are not a sponsor for the event. But they are more than helpful in passing on additional contact information.
Mr. Maynard Eaton, of Newsmakers Live (404.223.5910 and 404.254.8322) claims he's never heard of Liz Carter. He said the forum had nothing to do with color, even though it is a "blacks only" private event. He said they would have a Republican event later, when when asked why he invited Cory Ruth, a black Republican, he didn't have an answer.
When I asked if he'd reschedule the event to be able to include all the candidates, he asked, "Why?"
Evidently HopeNChange has nothing to do with making things right.
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Dallas Morning News: Victim's recovery in 1991 kidnapping case could take years
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009
Benedict Carey, The New York Times
Jaycee Dugard has suffered sexual abuse, neglect and emotional manipulation to an extent hard to imagine, according to the charges in the case involving her abduction.
But therapists say the biggest challenge facing Dugard, who was found alive last week after 18 years in captivity, may be switching families.
"Her captor was her primary relationship, and the father of her two children, and at some level separation may be difficult for all of them," said Douglas Goldsmith, executive director of the Children's Center in Salt Lake City. Goldsmith added that any therapy "has to be mindful that there are three victims, not one, and that they will be entering a new life together."
About two-thirds of children who are kidnapped or abused suffer lingering mental problems. Given the information available so far, experts say Dugard and her children face an unusually complex task.
Her stepfather, Carl Probyn, says she has already expressed guilt that she bonded with the man who kidnapped her when she was 11. She and her children will have to learn to connect with and trust her first family, the one from which she was taken in 1991.
Therapists say Dugard's transition to a new life is likely to take some time, probably years.
Shawn Hornbeck, abducted in Missouri at age 11 in 2002 and held captive for four years, told reporters nearly two years after being freed that he was still learning to cope with the emotional effects.
The main challenge in all such cases, experts say, is breaking the bond with the captor and abuser.
Once victims have shaken the influence of a perpetrator and re-established trust with loved ones, they can better learn through therapy how to ease the impact of their ordeal, said John Fairbank, a professor of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences at Duke and co-director of the UCLA-Duke University National Center for Child Traumatic Stress.
The most rigorously tested therapy is called trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy. In weekly sessions over three to four months, people learn how to examine and refute assumptions about their ordeal. One of the most common of these is "I can't trust anyone anymore." Another is "It's my fault I didn't resist more."
Finally, victims often work with the therapist to build a narrative, oral or written, of the entire ordeal, then file it as a chapter of their lives rather than the entire story.
"That she managed to survive for so long suggests that she might do well in the years to come," said Dr. Judith Cohen, medical director of the Center for Traumatic Stress in Children and Adolescents at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh.
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- Matt Klaassen of Fangraphs gave his thoughts on the Orioles' "enviable outfield logjam." In his Offseason Outlook for the club, Tim suggested that Luke Scott could make sense as a trade candidate.
- A week ago, we heard conflicting reports about whether or not the Yankees had talked to the Cubs about acquiring Carlos Zambrano. SI.com's Jon Heyman reports, via Twitter, that the Yankees "definitely" inquired, and speculates that Zambrano is "eminently available."
- In a piece for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, David O'Brien suggested in passing that the Braves could potentially use Melky Cabrera as a trade chip. Heyman tweets that the Cubs would be very interested, if the Braves were to make Cabrera available.
- ESPN's Jerry Crasnick says Bengie Molina "might be willing to consider" a two-year deal. So far the Mets are at one year with an option.
- Geoff Baker of the Seattle Times says Mariners GM Jack Zduriencik must retain at least one of Cliff Lee and Felix Hernandez long-term.
- Derek Zumsteg of U.S.S. Mariner gives us a Milton Bradley chronology.
- CSNBayArea.com's Mychael Urban tweets that he's heard a whisper connecting the Giants to free agent reliever Kiko Calero.
- WEEI's Alex Speier examines the differences between the contracts of John Lackey and A.J. Burnett. In case you missed it, Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe revealed on Wednesday that Lackey must play for the league minimum in 2015 "if an old elbow injury forced him to miss significant time with surgery any time during the deal."
- Dave Cameron of FanGraphs says statheads and scouts are mostly in agreement these days, and Moneyball would be a very different book if Michael Lewis wrote it today.
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In its latest release of global economic expectations, the World Bank forecasts that overall inflation in 2013 will remain relatively moderate. Global inflation is forecast to fall in the 3.5 to 4 percent range for 2013. This estimate of future inflation is very similar to the observed global inflation in 2012 of 3.9 percent, as reported by the World Bank.
Recent inflation in developing countries is reported to be an annualized 5.1 percent, based on observations during the fourth quarter of 2012. These same developing countries are estimated to incur inflation of about 6.3 percent in 2013. As a result of increasing food prices and a higher allocation of the overall inflation measurement toward basic food staples, these developing countries are expected to experience an overall higher level of inflation than the global average.
Aggregate increases in global food supply prices are possible at rates above the overall inflation rates. As the prices for basic food commodities increase, these higher costs will likely work their way through various channels of the food supply. For example, grain price increases generally result in increases in beef, chicken and other consumers of these grains.
The overall estimate of global inflation for 2013 could have significant variation — upward or downward. A worsening of the sovereign debt crisis in the Euro area and the effects of the "fiscal cliff" and debt ceiling negotiations in the U.S. could introduce volatility to the estimate. Shocks to global petroleum supplies, supply lines or basic food commodity sources might also result in a material variation away from the predicted inflation level.
Looking beyond 2013, future global inflation is expected to gradually increase as aggregate consumer confidence improves, resulting in modest increases in consumption. If supply chains are not able to accommodate this increasing demand for various materials and commodities, specific prices could temporarily escalate.
Overall, the picture for global and U.S. inflation remains fairly moderate. Wage pressures appear subdued for most U.S. domiciled occupations and average aggregate input prices are not expected to significantly increase anytime soon. As a result of ongoing moderate inflation rates, interest rates should remain in approximately the current range.
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This book is one man's attempt to secure indulgences and buy his way out of purgatory. His is a long and ponderous chain, and he continues to add links as he admits that he has received so much more back from those he sent notes to. The promises I found in the title are fully undermined by the end of the book where he writes, "I still don't believe I changed…" Neither do I.


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Leveson: Hunt should tell truth about BBC deal
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Culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, should come clean on the behind-closed-doors deal which led to 20 per cent cuts to the BBC, according to Michelle Stanistreet, NUJ general secretary. The cuts have now been rubber-stamped by the corporation's Trust.
Michelle Stanistreet said James Murdoch held discussions with the coalition government's culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, before and after the general election.
"The Murdochs have been shown to have had exceptional access to Hunt's office in furthering their commercial interests. The incoming director general must be allowed to rip up the deal and start again.
"Today, the cuts have been laid bare; more than 2,000 jobs will go. The cuts will cause irretrievable damage to news coverage, music, drama and the arts. They will severely reduce the BBC's ability to fulfil its public service obligations. The NUJ is calling for a renegotiation of the licence fee deal.
"We are also very concerned that the Asian Network is to have its staff reduced by half and be forced to move to London. The Asian network has been vital in nurturing talent in the Asian community.
"Why should the BBC be making cuts to its vital news service to pay £150 million a year for providing broadband and a further £25 million investment in a new local TV service that nobody wants? Licence-payers are now also expected to fund the World Service, Welsh service, S4C, and BBC Monitoring.
"When times are tough, the money should be used to protect creative content and quality news journalism.
"The NUJ would also like to take issue with Boris Johnston, London's mayor, who said of the incoming director general, 'We need a Tory, and no mucking around.' No, we need a BBC free from political interference and no mucking around."
Jeremy Hunt is due to give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry at the end of the month.
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The BBC Trust's response to Delivering Quality First, the programme of cuts and reform to the BBC, has been to largely agree with, the outgoing director general, Mark Thompson. However, the trust did respond to lobbying by the NUJ and other organisations and called for a small reprieve in the cuts to local radio; reducing them from £15 million to £8 million.
There is also a reprieve for the news magazine programme, Inside Out; 19 rather than the planned 50 jobs will go and each region will keep its own programme. However, the BBC plans to go ahead with a new "Radio England" programme between 7pm and 10pm, with opt-outs for live sport and local news.
Children's programmes – including Blue Peter – will transfer to digital channels CBBC and CBeebies. BBC One will cut its minimum hours of arts and music from 45 to 40 hours and BBC Two's hours will be cut by a quarter, although there will be some transfer of arts and music to BBC Four. BBC Two will cut its minimum hours of first run factual programming from 520 to 375. Channels Three and Four will be expected to make cuts to "content spend" of more than 9 per cent. Radio1Xtra will end its commitment to the provision of 50 live music events a year. Radio 3 will cut the number of specially recorded performances from 500 to 400 and cut new drama productions from 35 to 25.
The mid-morning and 3pm news bulletins on BBC One will end and there will be a reduction in political conference coverage. The corporation has already announced that 140 jobs will go in BBC News.
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- adj. Of or relating to hygiene.
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- adj. Of or pertaining to health or hygiene; sanitary.
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UPDATE 1-U.S. Basel III delays create distrust -Deutsche co-CEO
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* Delaying Basel III rules in US hurting trans-Atlantic relations:Deutsche Bank
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* Says commitment to banking union would ease uncertainty
FRANKFURT, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Delaying the introduction of the new Basel III banking regulations in the United States is hurting trans-Atlantic relations, Deutsche Bank co-chief executive Juergen Fitschen said on Thursday.
"We can only call on all parties to return to the table as quickly as possible to restore trust," he said at an event late on Thursday.
The comments come after U.S. banking regulators said earlier this month they did not expect the Basel III rules, designed to make the global banking system more resilient in the aftermath of the financial crisis, to take effect on Jan. 1.
"And when the whole thing is called un-American, I can only say in disbelief, who can still believe in this day and age that there can be purely European or American rules," he said, referring to comments JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon made in a Financial Times interview two months ago.
Fitschen also said that he firmly believed Europe would manage to solve its current crisis, but warned that Germany's neighbours such as France also needed to contribute their share.
"That is not easy because maybe they have not come to the realisation that they must tighten their belts too," Fitschen said at a business group dinner on Thursday in Frankfurt.
"This must work with France. That is absolutely important for Europe," he said.
The comments come amid reports that Berlin is worried that too little is being done to revive Europe's second-biggest economy, and France's prime minister vowing to tell German Chancellor Angela Merkel that France will reform at its own pace.
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