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It was a just another hot, sticky night toward the end of June.
The streets of Greenwich Village were filled with cruising men, displaced street youth, drug dealers and random musicians trying to make a few bucks from small audiences. But when New York City's Finest raided the Stonewall Inn in the early hours of June 28, something extraordinary happened.
Police raids on the city's gay bars took place all the time, but that night was different. That night people fought back. They were angry. Maybe it was because gay icon Judy Garland died two days earlier, or because the heat got to everyone. Or it just might have been that gays couldn't take it any longer. But that evening, and for the next two evenings, Christopher Street was filled with gays, as well as the neighborhood's more motley denizens, heckling, taunting, and at times engaging in physical exchanges with the police. It was the birth of a new era of queer life. But exactly what that new era was is up for debate.
Stonewall, or rather the myth of Stonewall, has become an intrinsic parts of our history. It is a milestone and touchstone of gay freedom and revolution, but it has also become a millstone weighing us down with its historical burden. Have we, as a community, given such incredible weight to Stonewall, and turned it into a sentimental story of singular self-assertion, that we have actually distorted what it actually means, or might mean?
Maybe if we really understood the complexity of Stonewall -- rethink it in the tangled web of late-1960s history from which it has too often been removed -- we could see it for exactly what it was and better understand our relationship to it.
My own connection to Stonewall is complicated. At the time I was a 20-year-old college student across the river in Newark, New Jersey. On the big night I was probably in New York for a hamburger and a double feature of art films. The following day I heard about the first riot, but figured that it was a one-shot deal and never thought that the energy would be sustained -- albeit greatly abated -- over two more nights. But even then the event didn't seem like front-page news, and nobody called it a riot; it was slightly more than a minor skirmish with the police, the sort of thing that happened all the time on the hot city streets.
Although within weeks of the event I would become very involved in the new gay liberation movement, Stonewall did not mean much to me at the time. Nor, I must say, does it mean a whole lot to me now. At Dartmouth College in this past March -- where I teach courses including 'Introduction to Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies' -- I found myself spending an entire class trying to get students to attach less importance to the Stonewall riots and to see them in perspective.
It's not so easy. Some students think Stonewall was simply the first gay pride parade with floats and an after-party. (I'm not sure why they think the word 'riot' is included.) Others imagine full-scale street fighting, and once a student asked me how many gay people died at the Stonewall Inn. Their more informed classmates understand the relatively small scale of the event but presume that its reverberations were felt immediately -- the high-pitched scream heard 'round the world.
To understand Stonewall we need to place those valiant acts of street power and street theater into a larger historical perspective. The first fact I impress upon my students is that for almost 20 years before Stonewall the country saw the growth of a vibrant homophile movement. The Mattachine Society, founded by Harry Hay in 1950, was the first gay rights organization in the US, followed five years later by the lesbian Daughters of Bilitis, founded by Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon. The Society of Individual Rights was founded in San Francisco in 1964 and the North American Conference of Homophile Organizations came into being in 1966.
These groups completely changed the public discourse about homosexuality in the entire country. Without these homophile groups nothing that happened in 1969 and the years afterward would have been possible. In praising Stonewall, as we do now, we all too often completely erase the profoundly important work that these groups did for nearly two decades. Stonewall was, in a very real sense, both a continuation of this work as well as a radical break from it, as it brought the very idea of homosexuality from the realm of the private into the public world of the street and used anger, not reason, as its impetus.
The second thing I try to impress on my students is that without the prevalence of the Vietnam War protests, without the women's liberation movement, without the example of the Black Panthers, the Young Lords, and the counter culture's mantra of 'sex, drugs and rock and roll,' there would have been no Stonewall riots. There would have been no gay liberation movement (at least not as it happened in 1969). The queens -- and let's remember that they were aided by the street people in the Village, men and women we would now call homeless -- rioted at Stonewall because everybody was rioting; they protested because everyone was protesting. The Stonewall riots were completely in sync with the crazy, frantic, angry, and yes, sometimes heedless political activities -- including the bombings by anti-war groups like the Weather Underground, as we were reminded of so frequently during this past election -- of the late 1960s.
The gay liberation movement was not made up of non-profit groups raising funds and lobbying to enact laws.
It was a grassroots movement, a groundswell of women and men who had reached the breaking point. The first major gay activist group to form after Stonewall was the Gay Liberation Front -- a name borrowed from the Woman's Liberation Front, which in turn borrowed it from the Vietnamese National Liberation Front, which claimed the spirit and moniker of the Algerian National Liberation Front, which fought French domination in Northern Africa. The phrase 'gay is good' was derived from 'black is beautiful.' Gay power emerged naturally from black power.
It wasn't that we were copying other movements, but that we saw ourselves as part of a broader struggle. Gay liberation was possible because the whole culture was being transformed and transfigured. Considering the enormous changes that took place as a result of these movements, it truly was the second American Revolution. There was a decisive break, and afterward things were different for gays, women, people of color, and young people. It may not look like that now -- or at least not all the time -- but America changed in those years, and all for the better.
But even as I write this I feel that there are details missing. While all of these connections are true -- even as they are forgotten in most remembrances of Stonewall -- they lack concrete details and feel like radical rhetoric. So let's look at exactly what was going on during the five years before Stonewall that, along with the important work the homophile movement had done, set the stage for this remarkable event. As Bob Dylan sang in 1964, 'The Times they are a-Changin',' and when we look back at the massive cultural and political changes that were occurring, it is impossible to imagine that Stonewall wasn't inevitable.
In March of 1964, Cesar Chavez and the grape pickers union called for the first nationwide boycott of California grapes, while at the same time the University of California Berkeley closed its campus in response to students demanding their right to speak out against the war in Vietnam. Later that month, the Supreme Court granted married couples the right to birth control. In response to an increasingly angry civil rights movement, Congress passed the Civil Rights Act in June. Even with this minor commitment to justice the next year ushered in a wave of violence.
In February of 1965, Malcolm X was assassinated, and while Congress passed the Voting Rights Act guaranteeing federal protection for voter registration, August saw the first truly serious race riots in Los Angeles in which almost 1,000 buildings in the Watts neighborhood were looted, burned or destroyed. As if the world wasn't mad enough, Harvard professor Timothy Leary urged Americans to 'turn on, tune in, drop out' -- the drug revolution hit the streets.
In 1966, race riots destroyed large sections of Chicago and three African-American teenagers were killed by National Guard troops. Things only got worse in 1967 as full-scale riots in Detroit and Newark, as well as serious conflicts in 33 other cities, left 66 people dead and 10,000 more homeless. Antiwar protests escalated as the US sent nearly half a million soldiers to Vietnam, many of them African-American men from the inner cities. On the domestic front, CBS ran a groundbreaking news show called 'The Homosexuals,' which was the first time self-identified gays talked about their lives on television. In November, the Oscar Wilde Bookshop opened on Mercer Street in Greenwich Village -- the first gay bookstore in the world.
In April of 1968, the assassination of Martin Luther King led to riots across the country that left 39 people dead and thousands of others hurt. Robert Kennedy was assassinated two months later. In the midst of this gays become more visible when Mart Crowley's groundbreaking play The Boys in the Band opened on Broadway. Women's liberation became increasingly visible when feminists staged a mass demonstration at the Miss America pageant in September. In the midst of this upheaval it made perfect sense that a frightened America would elect Republican Richard Nixon to the presidency that November.
It was really only a matter of time before gays got angry enough to start fighting back. Beginning in March of 1969, the New York Police Department stepped up its periodic raids on gay bars; the June 28 raid on the Stonewall Inn was simply business as usual. After three nights of unrest women and men began to organize and weeks later the formation of the Gay Liberation Front was announced. The group was a direct, and important, result of the Stonewall riots.
But Stonewall was not the end of this national narrative, just a small moment in time. Two months after the birth of the Gay Liberation Front, Students for a Democratic Society staged its largest national demonstrations. National protests against the war in Vietnam increased and in November an unprecedented quarter million people marched on the Pentagon. Although inconceivable a decade earlier, American society was in full-throttle revolt against racism, oppression of women, sexual repression and the deadly foreign policies that were destroying lives in the US and abroad. Is it any surprise that by the middle of 1970 there were already more than 300 independent chapters of the Gay Liberation Front across the country? It wasn't just that gay liberation was an idea whose time was ripe, but rather that in this context of multiple fights for massive social change it was an idea that was inevitable.
What was incredible about the Gay Liberation Front, and what is so sorely missing from our gay rights movements now, is that it saw itself as a multi-issue radical movement.
It was as concerned with ending wars abroad, fighting racism and securing reproductive freedom for women as it was with fighting homophobia. Members of the Gay Liberation Front also understood that they needed, pragmatically and philosophically, to work in coalition with other movements.
For me, as a young queer who had already been working with Students for a Democratic Society and had been involved in civil rights and women's rights issues, gay liberation was a revelation that brought together all my political and emotional concerns.
The vision of the Gay Liberation Front linked freedom for gays to the freedom of all other oppressed groups. It is a vision that neither the homophile groups that preceded it nor the gay rights groups that followed understood or embraced. It is a lesson the gay rights movement just might be learning now.
The importance of Stonewall resides not in a sentimental vision of it as a sort of community coming-out story but in its unique place in the panoply of movements, events, riots, demonstrations, political actions, social revolts, bad behaviors, and bursts of anger that defined the second half of the 1960s. By all means, let's celebrate the 40th anniversary of Stonewall this month but let's also remember that it is not just about gay equality; it is about the broadest vision of social change and social justice the US has experienced in our lifetimes.
Michael Bronski is the author of Culture Clash: The Making of Gay Sensibility and The Pleasure Principle: Sex, Backlash, and the Struggle for Gay Freedom. He writes frequently on sex, books, movies, and culture, and lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
By Lee, J. A. at Jun 10, 2009 08:12 AM
Really? I thought the riots occurred because the Stonewallers were fed up with being denied their right to serve in the military.
Re: you're a riotBy Small, Brian at Jun 10, 2009 18:44 PM Hello 'Lee, J. A.', You made me laugh. I tried to come up with someone equally funny about rights to miserable, monogamous, 'moribund,' marriages or something but don't think I'm qualified enough. Michael Bronski's treatment of Stonewall overshadowing the real process of change, If an event or incident gets famous for change and progress, it's like the crownd -drawing guy.. if I'm somewhere giving a talk, it's precisely because somebody organized a meeting. Like, I'm here, but I didn't do anything -- Mike and Lydia [Albert and Sargent, co-editors of Z Magazine] did something. I didn't do anything. And that's the way it is everywhere else too. and this Michael Bronski article again.. It wasn't just that gay liberation was an idea whose time was ripe, but rather that in this context of multiple fights for massive social change it was an idea that was inevitable. Sounds like a 'wave'... |


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In the little sink???
It was not a sink. Exclusively a urinal. Well, exclusively until that asshat blew mud into it.
When you're on your deathbed, you won't be wishing that you'd spent more time at the office. But you will be wishing that you'd spent more time running. Because if you had, then you wouldn't be on your deathbed.
I heard someone thought it was a purse holder...
And you can quote me as saying I was mis-quoted. Groucho Marx
Every time I step into one, I worry that it'll fall over.
This is my fear with the portajohns. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUMZGAs_61o
More cowbell!
Flying Pig this past year. The race organizers tried to a strategy where they placed the port-a-johns inside of the corrals. Well, 4 port-a-johns per corral does not do the trick, and those were the only ones available. So the starting cannon goes off, and I was still in line...in the middle of the corral. I ducked behind the side of the port-a-pots like I was sheltering myself from a windstorm (other poor saps just chanced becoming roadkill). Since there's no way I was going to drop deuce while on the clock, I wound up waiting over 10 minutes to finally get in and do a power squat, and started off with the 5:15 pace group when I was wanting to stay ahead of the 4:00 group. So if you were at the Pig and there was some jackwagon moving through the field like that dude during rush hour....my apologies. That certainly contributed to what became the toughest marathon I ever ran.
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You'll ruin your knees!
But it comes with a little soap! (sometimes)
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Not at a race, but in the parking lot of a football game I went into one were someone had projectile vomited all over the inside of it. Like ALL OVER. Walls, seat, floor, everything. I should have known that in a parking lot full of tailgating football fans, a portapotty without a line was too good to be true.
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I have opened the door, more than once, to find splatters of shit all over the floor and up and onto the seat. Someone waited a teensy bit too long, no?My story is I went into one only to find it infested with cicadas. Okay, there was 2 in there, but STILL! I ran out screaming like a girl and drove to a Walgreens to go pee.
I find it amusing how I no longer regard port-a-johns with disdain. When I see one now I look at it as a shining beacon of hope off in the distance.
I don't half-ass anything
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"You mean in the little sink" - --- "It was not a sink. Exclusively a urinal. Well, exclusively until that asshat blew mud into it."
"You mean in the little sink" -
"It was not a sink. Exclusively a urinal. Well, exclusively until that asshat blew mud into it."
---- I think someone missed the intended joke. :-)
But all joking aside, as simple as the setup is(The trough on the side for dudes to go #1, and the seat in the middle for everyone else to do their thing), it amazes me how fellow humans can find so many ways to screw that up. I mean if it were an elementary school bathroom, or a restroom in a psych ward, I'd possibly understand poop on the ceiling! But you are telling me one of these fellow runners standing around me was capable of that shit? (Excuse the pun)
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Imminent Catastrophe
Well, it happened again. Went into one of three and someone has SOMEHOW missed the big hole, even missed the flip-down seat (thank you) and left it about 15 inches to the left of bullseye. Even if you squat on the lid, Asian-style, you'd have to be a gymnast to hit that mark. I just don't get it.
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Those were three of the most disgusting port-a potties i've seen.
Nearly each time that I went in I had to clean it up before getting any where near the hole.
How adults can make that big a mess is beyond me.
OCD If you don't laugh ...
Bacon Party!
Those were three of the most disgusting port-a potties i've seen. Nearly each time that I went in I had to clean it up before getting any where near the hole. How adults can make that big a mess is beyond me.
Wow ... I am SO glad I missed out on all this fun [or was too oblivious to notice - but NOT, I might add, so oblivious as to miss the hole].
Still, I thought 3 was probably not enough. And, the race info did say they would be located in two places on the course [although, reading the description and now knowing the set-up, those two places seem to be the same place].
pace sera, sera
Buzzy- I think that you're right. Even though there was never a line three wasn't enough.
And thankfully, I also didn't see what PerfesserR saw!
mta: At least there was plenty of paper...I wasted much of it wiping down the seats.
I admit that I was cussing out the men most of the time when I went in. However, there was
one time I followed directly after a woman and it wasn't pretty.
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Tripodimus wrote:I got the YLOD of death last weekend. I've got a 60GB launch model. I tried the Hair Dryer trick and it worked for me. I transferred all my data to a new ps3 and deactivated the old one.
Nice! I was planning on doing a full reflow of my YLOD system later in the week (replacing the thermal paste etc), but I might try the hairdryer trick first and see if that works. I only want it to work long enough to perform the data transfer to my slim. I'll have to research this method now.
EDIT: Trip, what's the actual method you used? I've seen/read a few different ones and some seem downright crazy
I took apart the bluray drive today to get my Uncharted 2 disk out , so I'm feeling confident about employing my 'disassembly' skills again
on 23-11-2010 01:41 AM
I followed this:
With any luck, it should start up after that. I know it's not an official fix, but it helped me get everything off my old PS3. If you are happy with sending in for an official fix, go ahead but there is no guarantee that YLOD won't reoccur with the repaired or refurbished model. I didn't want to take that risk so I bought a new PS3 and tried the hair dryer method.
on 18-01-2011 12:26 PM
Wondering if people can help me... I havent quite suffered YLOD however I have got a black screen on start-up.. Tried the old holding power button down etc etc to change it from SD to HD visa versa however nothing works, how do i go about getting my data off the HDD? Is it the same situation as YLOD?
on 26-01-2011 09:31 PM
on 27-09-2011 03:37 AM
heres the deal: same thing happened to me. im about to lose almost 140 gigs of game saves and stuff for no apparent reason. i have at length talked to Sony about why on gods green earth they would make the ps3 autoformat the HD, considering this YLOD thing happens ALL THE TIME (mostly due to their crappy craftsmanship), and the answer i get is "i honestly dont know why they do that." i then ask why they encrypt the harddrive, so i cant even put it into another computer to back my data up somewhere else so i can at LEAST get my stuff back when they send me back my playstation from their exorbitantly priced "service," and yet again "i dont really know the answer to that question." this is from a manager in their customer service phone line. here i am getting screwed out of five years worth of game saves, and they cant give a straight answer as to why.
i say we start a petition demanding that sony figure out some way of fixing this problem. it is rediculous for them to just say "oh well" when youve lost so much data youve payed THEM money to create. It isnt right, we are the consumers of their product, and deserve better treatment than "oh well" or "i dont know." they need to start some sort of service that either backs up and restores your data for you in event of a service or YLOD, or a cloud service where our game data can be saved on their servers so we dont have to deal with this bull*****. Its rediculous. Ill be starting a webpage, facebook site, or some other venue where we can tell sony to get their act together as far as this erasure of years of work is concerned. Sorry if i sound geeky, but i spent a LOT of my HARD EARNED MONEY with this company to enjoy my games, and believe i shouldnt ever have to even worry about apathy like this as a loyal customer.
If a moderator reads this, please email me and let me know what Sony plans to do about this KNOWN problem.
on 27-09-2011 05:31 AM
5 years of game saves?... why didn't you backup your hard drive WHILE your PS3 was working?
That's like trying to recover your data off a computer hard drive you've owned for 5 years when it's motherboard finally kicks the bucket.... yes you can do it, and save your data, but it's pretty risky.... what's to say your hard drive won't crap out at any point during it's use...
on 27-09-2011 07:52 AM
Hi SkullKand_E,
You would be best off posting on the appropriate forums for your region.
This is the Australia / New Zealand section.
Also, there is a cloud service for backing up game saves.
As well, any games you've previously purchased are always available for redownload as long as you have access to the account.
on 02-10-2011 10:03 PM
bmxmad wrote:
yesterday i decided to put my broken laptop hdd in my ps3 because i needed some more space its a 160gb, i first backed up my ps3 onto an external hdd then put in the 160gb hdd. it works perfectly but when i go to restore my back up it gets to around 70% then an error occurs. it turns off and i only get my non copyright gamesaves and video, music and photos. I've tried 4 times and this keeps happening.
I've had similiar problems trying to use an old laptop HDD to do a back up & restore. I've found when trying to copy large files across from my PC to the HDD it would freeze my system. So, my best guess is that it's a problem with the HDD, not with the PS3. I mean the HDD is from a broken laptop, perhaps it gets corrupted in some way when the laptop breaks.
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Papal intentions for November: That priests who experience difficulties may find comfort in their suffering, support in their doubts, and confirmation in their fidelity. That as fruit of the continental mission, Latin American Churches may send missionaries to other Churches.Papal intentions for December: That children who are victims of abandonment or violence may find the love and protection they need. That Christians, enlightened by the Word incarnate, may prepare humanity for the Savior's coming.


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Letters to the Editor
Read what our readers have to say about Maine.
Maine in the Civil War
The article by Colin Woodard in your April issue was one of the best on the War Between the States that I have ever seen. He presented a realistic picture of the decline of Maine since that time. Having lived in the South most of my life, I can say that the South never recovered, either.
—Russell Walker
Aberdeen, North Carolina
I've been subscribing to the Down East for quite some time, and enjoy it, but I especially liked your April issue. As a history buff, I found the article about the men from Maine who volunteered and bravely fought for the Union in the Civil War fascinating. And as a retired nurse who spent years in public health, I truly enjoyed reading Amy Sutherland's "The Sea Nurse" and the wonderful work that Sharon Daley does on the offshore islands. Thank you so much for those two articles.
—Rosemary DeAngelis
Wallingford, Connecticut
Ask An Architect
Thank you for the story in your April issue about things to consider when planning your dream home. However, it was three years too late for us. We learned the lessons the hard way. We built an addition and extensively remodeled my great-grandparents' house and moved back to Maine. We went through three architects and two builders before we found an architect and builder who could meet our needs. In addition to the cost, the local building codes were challenging and varied from municipality to municipality. For example, our town has a thirty-foot height limit that killed our first design and prevents ceilings higher than eight feet. If anything, your estimate of $250 per square foot may be a little low. Building near the ocean is challenging because of the rocky ledge that may need to be blasted, the small coastal lot sizes, and parking around the "summer people." We kept our cost down by living in the house during construction, helping out with the work, and negotiating with suppliers. My husband and I are delighted with the result.
—Candy Prince
Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Weather Eye
Some issues ago you attributed to Mark Twain a remark about the New England weather that, while correctly summarizing the situation, isn't quite accurately his: "If you don't like the New England weather, wait a minute," and that statement does indeed sum up what most of us have felt at some point under hail, gale, thunderstorm, blizzard, and simple baking heat. But it lacks the elegance so regularly discovered in Mr. Clemens' work. For example:
"There is a sumptuous variety about New England weather that compels the stranger's admiration — and regret. The weather is always doing something there; always attending strictly to business; always getting up new designs and trying them on people to see how they will go. But it gets through more business in spring than any other season. In the spring I have counted 136 different kinds of weather inside of twenty-four hours." (Speech to the New England Society, December 22, 1876.)
I enjoy your own prose. Each month your direct discernment of some aspect of the Maine weather, character, people, art, perseverance, etc., broadens my scope.
—John A.S. Rogers
Yarmouth, Maine
Plague of Pills
A couple of thoughts on your April article about Mainers' addiction to prescription drugs. First I know we live in Maine, but you should lock your doors at night and secure your home from invasion: dead bolts on your doors, lock and close windows.
Second, your article ignores the studies on chronic pain done at Massachusetts General Hospital in the 1980s. Chronic pain sufferers need pain relief. Narcotics can be taken safely for decades without overdoses or addiction.
The fact that we have so many people in our jails for possession and use of illegal drugs shows that we have failed to educate. Furthermore, the drug counseling that these inmates receive does nothing but continue to misinform and not educate drug offenders. Drug problems need to be addressed by medical professionals. Throwing drug offenders in jail is a waste of tax dollars and does nothing but create misinformed prisoners, who by being in jail will become nothing but better criminals.
—Judson R. Duncan
Monmouth, Maine
Where in Maine?
Seeing the mystery picture in your April issue, with the natural light scoping the circular reading area of the Camden Public Library, I remember standing with my growing granddaughter, when she was learning to read on her own, and how she first read the words that surrounded the ceiling — an excerpt from Edna St.Vincent Millay's poem, "Renascence." From then on, we looked to the mountain and the sea as we approached and left the library with deeper vision, our hearts and minds enriched by the library itself; not only because of the books and the programs the library offers, but the kind people we befriended there as well.
—Karyn Lie-Nielsen
Rockport, Maine
I know this place! I am a lover of libraries, and Maine has many wonderful ones, but this is the lower reading room of the library that is two blocks from my home in Camden.
It is remarkable in so many ways. Through the windows in the background is a beautifully equipped children's library — complete with dory, lighthouse, and train table — a daily stop for my visiting grandchildren. Book stacks, DVDs, and a community room are in the space behind the photographer. But here's the great part, the room in your photograph is entirely below ground! The wonderful light streaming in comes from a glass cupola in the lawn above. The original library sits off to one side looking as it always has; I refer to the beautiful reading room resplendent with nautical art, wingback chairs, fireplace, and publications about Maine. In addition there is a magnificent window that overlooks the harbor and grass covering the room you photographed. Talk about green!
—Colleen Huckabee
Camden, Maine


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Margin for error decreasing, Tigers set to host Twins
Detroit is two games back in the American League Central with 13 games left after Thursday's loss to Oakland. Meanwhile, the division-leading White Sox have shown few signs of slowing down, winning five of their last seven games.
Getting better performances from Rick Porcello -- who takes the mound in Friday's series opener against the Twins -- could go a long way in helping Detroit chase down Chicago.
Porcello has been decent, but not great, of late. He is 0-2 with a 4.60 ERA over his last three starts. While he has only allowed eight earned runs, he's also been very hittable, giving up 21 hits over 15 2/3 innings.
Porcello was solid -- not dominant -- again in his last start against another struggling team in Cleveland on Sept. 16. He allowed four runs on eight hits, needing 90 pitches to make it through 4 2/3 innings.
"These are high-intensity games as far as how much they mean," Porcello said. "We're right there in this race."
Meanwhile, just when Minnesota starter Samuel Deduno seemingly figured out his issues with walks, they flared up again. Deduno handed out five walks in only four innings against the White Sox on Sept. 15 after giving up only six free passes over his previous three starts (20 innings).
Deduno struggled as a result, allowing four earned runs in only four innings.
"My mechanics were OK, but I was just trying to do too much," Deduno said. "Nothing was working. But sometimes that's just part of the game."
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Manager Ron Gardenhire is well aware that Minnesota needs to improve its pitching in the coming offseason. The Twins took a 4.82 ERA into Thursday's game, tied with Cleveland for the AL's worst mark. Minnesota's current five-man rotation of Deduno, Liam Hendriks, Scott Diamond, Esmerling Vasquez, and P.J. Walters has combined for 28 career victories.
By contrast, Porcello has notched 47 career Major League victories.
"We have to have starting pitching, and I'm not talking just a few decent arms," Gardenhire said. "I'm talking quality starting pitching. We have to have some people give us a chance. ... You need those one or two guys that every time they step up, you have a chance to end a streak or start a new streak or keep a streak going."
Joe Mauer enters the series as one of baseball's hottest hitters. Mauer is hitting .426 over his last 15 games (23-for-54), raising his overall batting average from .312 to .321 over that span. He trails Mike Trout (.327) and Miguel Cabrera (.333) in pursuit of his fourth career AL batting title.
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Cabrera is the first player since Carl Yastrzemski's Triple Crown year in 1967 to enter the season's final two weeks leading the league in batting average and RBIs while trailing for the home run lead by two or fewer, according to ESPN.com.
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The three-game series will feature two of baseball's top run-producers this season. Cabrera's 130 RBIs are the most in the Majors while Josh Willingham ranks third with 110.
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By Deuce Niven Correspondent
WHITEVILLE - A woman was killed in Felix Smith Park early Monday after police say a robbery went wrong, said Sgt. Ted Dixon, a detective with the Whiteville Police Department.
Amy D. Sasser, 37, of Columbus Street, died after suffering a gunshot wound to the face about 2:30 a.m., Dixon said.
Darian Kavon Moore, 22, of Virgil Street, was charged with murder and armed robbery. He is being held in the Columbus County Detention Center. Bail was set at $50,000.
Dixon said Sasser and Moore were in a relationship. But another man, Curtis Patrick Lawrence, 41, of Lennon Street, was interested in Sasser, too.
Moore told police that Sasser lured Lawrence to the Franklin Street park, where she and Moore planned to rob him, Dixon said.
"Moore pulled a gun, and tried to make Lawrence give him money," Dixon said. "That didn't work out, and Lawrence lunged at him."
Moore said Sasser then appeared and jumped on Lawrence, Dixon said.
In the scuffle, the gun dropped, and Lawrence and Sasser fell to the ground, according to Dixon. Moore picked up the gun and fired a shot, hitting Sasser.
Moore said Sasser was his accomplice in the robbery and was coming to his aid, Dixon said. But Lawrence told police he thought Sasser was trying to get Moore off him, Dixon said.
Moore fell on a glass bottle during the fight with Lawrence, Dixon said. He sustained a cut that required stitches.
Lawrence wasn't injured, Dixon said.
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Saturday, April 16, 2011
13 comments:
- Julie said...
very cute. i bet they would be delish w/ easter colored m&m's instead of jelly beans too!
- April 16, 2011 at 1:18 PM
- Janiece said...
they look really yummy!
Your pictures are amazing!
I really need to get a circut. - April 16, 2011 at 2:29 PM
- Val said...
You are amazing!!! Didn't I tell you that twice today??? THANK YOU!!! I love your craft touch to the bark. Rockstar quality....for sure.
- April 16, 2011 at 3:22 PM
- heather {WhipperBerry} said...
Oh my goodness, what fun!!
heather - April 16, 2011 at 4:51 PM
- Rachel at Sun Scholars said...
Oh my gosh, I LOVE the bark and the bunny bag just tops it off! Awesome!!!!
I would LOVE for you to share these at my For the Kids Link Party! Stop on by!
http://sunscholars.blogspot.com - April 16, 2011 at 6:58 PM
- AliLilly said...
OH!!! That looks DELICIOUS and so cute! I MUST make some!! I'm heading over to check her blog out too!! :)
- April 17, 2011 at 12:03 PM
- A Girl said...
Love this! I was looking for something special to bring to my sisters for easter. Thanks for sharing.
- April 17, 2011 at 4:17 PM
- Jennifer Rodriguez said...
Yummy! That looks so great and I love the little gift bags too. So sweet..
allthingsbelle.blogspot.com - April 17, 2011 at 4:38 PM
- Lauren @ My Wonderfully Made said...
This is so YUMMY looking -- both the presentation AND the bark!! Adorable!
- April 17, 2011 at 5:32 PM
- Gabi said...
...soooooooooooo nice!!!
Gabi - April 18, 2011 at 9:17 AM
- Erin said...
So cute! Love your little bunny bags too! So clever!
- April 18, 2011 at 12:43 PM
- Maridith @ Strictly Homemade said...
YUM!! That bark looks delicious and the presentation deserves an A+++ Great job!
Thank you so much for linking up to Strictly Homemade Tuesday. I hope to see you back next week!! - April 19, 2011 at 7:47 PM
- Renegades said...
After seeing your Bunny Bark we made it too. It's so festive for the Easter holiday.
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Hello. As I recently joined the forum I thought it best to drop a line here prior to posting anything else. I live in Oxford, England, but grew up in Cornwall and still consider that small land to be my home. My user name reflects this (Kernow is Cornish for Cornwall). I'm not quite sure how I got into the period but as I vaguely remember pranching about on Fort Sumter as a child I guess the seed must have been planted back then. Although I've been reading about the War for three or four years now, a trip to the US last summer more or less cemented the period deep into my psyche. My interest has always been mainly political but I've started to properly get to grips with understanding the military side of things. I'm finding that the various disciplines feed into each other well. Anyhow, I might de-lurk properly at some point but it's good to raise my head above the parapet from time to time. I certa P. |
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welcome Kernow. its always good to have a few more Brits on here. Im the head of the official committee that fills people in on stuff when there away. if you travel on your job or anything else just let us know and i would be more than happy to fill you in when you get back. ____________________ War Means Fighting And Fighting Means Killing - N. B. Forrest When war does come, my advice is to draw the sword and throw away the scabbard." Stonewall Jackson |
Posted: Tue Mar 4th, 2008 02:49 am |
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ole Member
Hey, Kernow-Ox. Political is good. Military is better. Come out to play. ole |
Posted: Tue Mar 4th, 2008 03:22 am |
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Crazy Delawares Member
Greetings Kernow-Ox! Always good to have another historian here! |
Posted: Tue Mar 4th, 2008 05:47 am |
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Welcome Kernow. Glad to have you join us . Always something going on here. All of us have our special interest in the Civil War . Mine is not the battles so much as the individual soldiers and the social history of the war. As I am sure you have read some of us have ancestors that fought in the war and others don't . Doesn't really matter one way or the other all are welcome. I have always been interested in English history but a few years ago I rediscovered the Civil War. Come join us often. If you have questions just post . We all have answers . Sometimes we all have different answers . Glad to have a Cornwallian on the boad. Susan |
Posted: Tue Mar 4th, 2008 09:05 pm |
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Kernow-Ox Member
Thanks for the replies. Ole - I quite agree. Not sure that I'll be in a line with a musket anytime soon, though (despite what several friends say). Crazy - I studied political science, but only after leave university did I realise where my true interests lie. Heigh-ho! Dixie Girl - I've only spotted one other so far. Probably more out there. Susan - Thanks. What I like is that depending on what mood I'm in I don't have to leave the 1860s to find something good to look into (though I don't limit myself to then, just seem to keep coming back). BTW, I initially read 'Cornwallian' as 'Cromwellian'... P. |
Posted: Tue Mar 4th, 2008 10:32 pm |
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susansweet Member
Kernow, sorry about that . It would fit the Civil War but not the American Civil War. Cromwell was an interesting man in English history. But did not intend to make you one of "his men"'. Were you a Round head or a Royalist ? Susan |
Posted: Tue Mar 4th, 2008 11:51 pm |
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Welcome to the crazyness Kernow. |
Posted: Wed Mar 5th, 2008 02:21 am |
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Dixie Girl Southern Belle
What Brit have you found? as Susan said there is always something going on here and it you ever wanna talk just drop me a line and there is usually always someone one here. ____________________ War Means Fighting And Fighting Means Killing - N. B. Forrest When war does come, my advice is to draw the sword and throw away the scabbard." Stonewall Jackson |
Posted: Wed Mar 5th, 2008 02:02 pm |
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Don Member
Welcome to the group, Kernow-Ox! |
Posted: Wed Mar 5th, 2008 03:08 pm |
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Dixie Girl says it is always good to have a few more Brits on the board so I guess I may as well throw my hat in. I live S.E England and have been reading up on the Civil War since the early 90's after getting hooked on the the Ken Burns documentary series. Since then I have collected over 200 books on the subject, and have visited the States on numerous occasions where , with wifely approval, I have walked many of the Eastern theatre battlefields. Would love to get to the Western fields but have to temper my trips so my good lady can visit New York ( she loves the place) and to visit a good friend in Ct who we met on our first vacation to the States in '93. I have been reading these boards for a couple of years now so perhaps it's time I stopped being so lazy and contributed a bit. I knew I was hooked when one September some years ago we took a drive along the Blue Ridge Skyline Drive from Front Royal to Waynesboro, a fabulous trip if you catch the right weather, we stopped at every overlook along the way and as my wife pointed out all the marvellous scenery in the Shenandoah and Luray Valleys all I could picture were Stonewalls armies marching and countermarching.......I have friends who think I am very sad!!!! |
Posted: Wed Mar 5th, 2008 03:16 pm |
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susansweet Member
Welcome Fedreb. Always nice to have another member join. I would highy recommend the Western Theater . Some interesting places out there. As you know since you have been reading the postings for a while some of of got together last June and visited Franklin/Spring Hill with Eric Jacobson as our guide. It was a fantastic week end. Susan |
Posted: Wed Mar 5th, 2008 03:25 pm |
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fedreb Member
Thank you Susan. Franklin/Spring Hill would be one of my first choices as Wiley Swords "Confederacys Last Hurrah" is one of my favourite books but with Shiloh, Wilsons Creek, Vicksburg, Pea Ridge, Chickamauga etc,etc, where does one start?? It is a dream I may fulfill one day. |
Posted: Wed Mar 5th, 2008 03:35 pm |
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susansweet Member
I started this whole journey I am on with Pea Ridge about 5 years ago. Pea Ridge and Wilson's Creek are battlefields with no monuments on the battlefield. Well each has one or two to be correct. Wilson's Creek has a monument where Lyons died and Pea Ridge has a couple in front of Elkhorn Tavern. When I have been to both placers I have had the field mainly to myself. Shiloh is still a favorite Get a copy of Cunningham's book on Shiloh and read it. Best book on Franklin is Eric Jacobson's book For Cause & For Country. A must read on Franklin/Spring Hill. Again welcome. Susan |
Posted: Wed Mar 5th, 2008 03:39 pm |
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fedreb Member
Thank you Susan, I will add those 2 books to my ever lengthening "must buy"list. |
Posted: Wed Mar 5th, 2008 03:40 pm |
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ole Member
I have friends who think I am very sad!!!! Join the crowd, fedreb. We all have friends who think we're tetched. I can picture standing on that overlook. It's a familiar feeling to have your wife snapping pictures of the awesome view while you're seeing nothing but Jackson's boys marching. Miss Susan drives to Tennessee from California. She's tetched. We had a couple from New Hampshire who came on a motorcycle. (A BMW if I recall correctly.) The community has people from Colorado and Massachusetts. North and South Carolina. Florida and Idaho. There aren't that many of us, and we are all a bit tetched. So. If you are very sad, you are at least in good company. Welcome! ole |
Posted: Wed Mar 5th, 2008 03:54 pm |
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fedreb Member
Thanks ole, nice to know I can be at home with the afflicted, besides I am getting too old now to care. |
Posted: Wed Mar 5th, 2008 05:57 pm |
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Dixie Girl Southern Belle
welcome fedreb. as i said it is always good to have a few more Brits on here. oh and please call me Dixie Last edited on Wed Mar 5th, 2008 05:58 pm by Dixie Girl ____________________ War Means Fighting And Fighting Means Killing - N. B. Forrest When war does come, my advice is to draw the sword and throw away the scabbard." Stonewall Jackson |
Posted: Wed Mar 5th, 2008 07:45 pm |
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Kernow-Ox Member
Hi Fedreb. I love the Shenandoah too. Not only was the landscape amazing, but I saw several bears and a rattlesnake in the wild, which is kind of cool. Nowt to worry about the opinions of friends: they're kind of used to it (and are just waiting for me to put on an itcy uniform - I told one I had paid my $300 so was exempt but he didn't get the joke). I feel most sorry for my hiking pard who landed in the US when I'd finished my battlefield tour (he claims the delay was due to getting leave...) and had to put up with tale after tale. In fairness, he did make the mistake of asking why the Stonewall Jackson Highway was so called. Are you in any of the organisations, by the way? |
Posted: Wed Mar 5th, 2008 08:03 pm |
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fedreb Member
Hi Kernow-ox, No, I am not in any of the organisations,I am a reader and a looker rather than a player. I have done Virginia and the Shenandoah a few times, love the place but upset now....where was my bear???? I always travel with my wife and we divide our time between the battlefields and the cities and have had some great times. Did you take in Appomattox Court House or the Museum of the Civil War Soldier at Pamplin, both good days out. Mind you I also love Cornwall, we spent a holiday there last year and we are taking an American friend of ours down there when she visits us in June to show her the Eden Project and some of the fishing towns. |
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