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Friday, August 28, 2009
The city of Cedar Rapids, still recovering from the Flood of 2008, took a major step toward providing more baseball opportunities for the community Friday with a groundbreaking ceremony for a $170,000 project at Jones Park on the southwest side of town.
The project includes one new regulation baseball field, one refurbished regulation diamond and a refurbished youth baseball field on park grounds. The project took shape with a $75,000 matching grant from the Baseball Tomorrow Fund, which is dedicated to promoting the growth of youth baseball and softball throughout the world.
Perfect Game USA contributed a significant donation for the project, part of the company's ongoing effort to promote youth baseball in the community.
"We want to develop a love of baseball for all kids, especially those who lack the financial ability to participate." said Perfect Game President Jerry Ford. "We can provide instruction, equipment and encouragement for kids, and this project gives them a great place to practice and play games. With the help of Al Smith of the Kernels and the local schools, we plan to identify those young kids that will benefit the most. Our core business is finding and evaluating talent, but this project is more geared towards our belief that baseball fans are more important than baseball players. We might find a few players along the way, but the goal is to give every deserving youngster in our community a positive baseball experience."
Several baseball fields in Cedar Rapids were damaged by the Flood of 2008. The project at Jones Park will help replace those fields. The city of Cedar Rapids made an in-kind donation of $25,000, but all other monies were raised from donations and grants. Cedar Rapids Mayor Kay Halloran called it a "fantastic project."
"I'm sure we're going to enjoy this facility a lot. Everybody," said Halloran.
Work has already begun at Jones Park. All three fields are scheduled to be ready in the spring of 2010.
Benjamin Cafardo from the Baseball Tomorrow Fund presented the city with an oversized replica check for $75,000 at the ceremony. He noted that the Baseball Tomorrow Fund is a joint venture of Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association. The Baseball Tomorrow program, celebrating its 10th anniversary, has made more than 400 grants of nearly $16 million to programs in the United States, Canada, Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe and Asia.
Pat O'Conner, the president of Minor League Baseball, also spoke at Friday's ceremony and reminded the audience that a major part of the Baseball Tomorrow money comes from major league players, who often get bashed in the media for being selfish and self-centered. "They do have a heart," said O'Conner. "They don't like to advertise it sometimes, but they do have a heart."
O'Conner congratulated the city of Cedar Rapids for "getting back on its feet" following last year's flood. A year ago, Minor League Charities made a $25,000 donation to the city's flood relief program, money that was earmarked for the Boys and Girls Club of Cedar Rapids.
Gary Koeppel, the president of the Cedar Rapids Kernels Foundation, called the Jones Park project a collaboration of public-minded individuals and groups. The other major contributors, in addition to those mentioned above, are the Aegon Transamerica Foundation, the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation Flood Fund, the Hall Perrine Foundation, the Kernels Foundation, King's Material Inc., Minor League Baseball Charities, Bill Quinby and Rockwell Collins.
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Julie Sina, the director of the Cedar Rapids Parks & Recreation Department, called it a "momentous day" for the city. "Once it's done, this park is doing to be a diamond for the community," she said.
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Thank you to all the faculty, special guests, participants, volunteers, and friends who joined us this summer for our 43rd annual workshops. Check our website this fall for reflections on the conference and information about 2014 or join our mailing list.
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Every summer for over 40 years, the Community of Writers at Squaw Valley has brought together poets, prose writers and screenwriters for separate weeks of workshops, individual conferences, lectures, panels, readings, and discussions of the craft and the business of writing. Our aim is to assist writers to improve their craft and thus move them closer to achieving their goals. The Community has a competitive admissions procedure and the level of writing is high, but interested writers and poets should not hesitate to apply.
The Community of Writers was established in 1969 by novelists Blair Fuller and Oakley Hall, who were both residents of the valley. It was originally staffed by a band of San Francisco writers including David Perlman, Walter Ballenger, Barnaby Conrad and John Leggett, the latter two of whom went on to found, respectively, the Santa Barbara Writers Conference and the Napa Writers Conference. The Community of Writers continues to be directed by Brett Jones.
Over the years the community has mounted workshops in Fiction, Nonfiction, Screenwriting, Playwriting, Poetry, and Nature Writing (the Art of the Wild Program, which was co-produced by the University of California at Davis), and Writing the Medical Experience. Lisa Alvarez and Louis B. Jones now co-direct the Fiction Program and Michael Carlisle directs the nonfiction Program of the Writers Workshop, which were for twenty years directed by Carolyn Doty. Literary agent Michael Carlisle directs the Nonfiction Program. Galway Kinnell directed the Poetry Program for 17 years and Robert Hass has directed it since 2004. Diana Fuller directs the Screenwriters Workshop, which was founded by screenwriters Tom Rickman and Gill Dennis.
The Community publishes the Omnium Gatherum & Newsletter, chronicling the publishing and other successes of its participants and staff.
Squaw Valley, located in the California Sierra Nevada, close to the north shore of Lake Tahoe, is a ski resort, the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics. Summers are warm and sunny; participants will have opportunities to hike to the local waterfalls, take nature walks up the mountain, swim in Lake Tahoe, and play tennis, ice skate, or bike along the Truckee River. The Community of Writers is grateful to the Squaw Valley Ski Corp, which for all of our 44 years has provided us our conference facilities at subsidized rates. Many of our events take place in the Olympic House, the lodge at the foot of the ski area, and the Olympic Village Lodge, just a short walk from there.
Squaw Valley is a four-hour drive from the Bay Area, and a one-hour drive from the Reno/Lake Tahoe Airport. About half of our participants bring cars, the other half carpool or arrive by flying into the Reno Airport.
Make sure your submission/application arrives before the April 5 deadline; all submissions will be read and evaluated before any admissions decisions are made.
Financial aid is available for each of our writing workshops. Requests for financial aid must be made in your application. Please indicate the minimum amount of financial aid you would need to get, in order to attend. Financial aid decisions are made after admission decisions. If an applicant is accepted, but we don't have enough aid for him or her, we will still issue an invitation in the hopes that other means of support may be able to be found by the applicant to attend. Likewise, if an applicant has indicated that she needs a certain amount of aid, but we can't provide the full amount, we will grant out what we can.
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Updated: 12/12/2013 - I finally did my pull up!!! It was a New Year's Resolution that took me ALL YEAR! But I did it.
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Detectives tell us they believe Alfred Montano, 25, was involved in a home invasion and robbery on the 2000 block of Carlee Drive in Pueblo. That home invasion happened on December 28, 2012.
Friday, Montano was reported to be in the area of Fowler, Colo. Pueblo police detectives along with the Otero County Sheriff's Office located Montano. An arrest warrant was obtained for Theft by Receiving, a class 3 felony.
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@Edwardia - First off, no one can read sarcasm. If you don't want to be taken seriously, you need to state it. Besides, you seemed pretty goddamned serious otherwise.
Second of all, no, there isn't. There is no legit situation where name calling is acceptable, I'll admit that. We all do it, but to justify it is incredibly nonsensical. An insult is an insult regardless and the intention of an insult is to mock or express dislike of someone or something. The only type of insult that is 'good' is the joking kind with a buddy or pal, and those are not even serious or mean-spirited. Of course, this relies on tone and not just "gee I hope they don't read it wrong!"
Insulting the person you're arguing with isn't an argument, as much as a condescending talking-down to someone. It's stil considered a fallacy which is a failed argument because you inserted insults to make your point. I don't know where you went to school to learn how to make a proper argument, but that is NOT what a proper college persuasive argument is like. If you mock your audience, you aren't convincing anyone to share your view point.
Third, the reason I talked down to the Spillios who did that is because, in that case, they aren't wrong for an opinion-- they're wrong morally. I didn't call them idiots but I said their behavior is unacceptable... that's not an insult.
I pointed out your hypocrisy because you have a tendency to call someone stupid over things that aren't even remotely bitter to begin with. (I'm a Burton fan and didn't find myself thinking they were going along the lines of 'bashing' through that review at all.)
And my kind of ignorance? I only said you disagreed with their view on Romney not winning. I DID NOT SAY YOU WERE FOR ROMNEY.
And just to set the facts straight: There is a higher percentage of the American population that is for gay marriage than against.
As for the get over yourself comment I made... it means you need to stop thinking your opinion is THE end-all opinion and call everyone an idiot for having such opinion.
Criticism should not be made personal, otherwise, it's immature and childish and no better than the "you're wrong and stupid!" type of arguments little kids make.
Great show guys. BTW anyone who doesn't think that Sinead O'Connor was beautiful when she was young needs to get their eye's checked.
And now to make the original comment I was going to make... upon first hearing that people were allegedly spiking Korey's drinks, I was pretty angry about it honestly, and at first wasn't sure if I was overreacting. Then Leon pretty much validated my beliefs, which let me know I have a reason to be pissed.
If the spiking of the drinks thing is true, those who are guilty, should be ashamed of themselves. I am incredibly disappointed in the Spillio's who would think that it was perfectly fine to do that and, as Leon said, possibly have poisoned him. That is unacceptable behavior.
Korey, you should not feel the need to apologize to anyone for what happened. It's actually kind of fucked up that people are saying that "you fucked up" because apparently your injury turned into a inconvenience for them... no, that's just rude. And further more it's just selfish. Korey's a goddamn human being, not an attraction to cater to your needs, treat him as such.
And thank you to Stephanie and Jonathon for helping Korey. That's very sweet and considerate of you guys. :)
And Korey, I hope you feel better and again, don't feel guilty for what happened. You've acknowledged that you could have denied some drinks, but I still think that the Spillios shouldn't be trying to shove drinks down your throat constantly, especially if they're spiked. And further more, they shouldn't act like you owe them for your injury.
My two cents on the matter... Sorry for the rant.
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Man you guys are so ignorant and you sound very unintelligent (or, in other words, stupid). I hate to use a word like that because I think that people should try to avoid name calling as much as possible
Really? See with all that 'name calling' you gave Cyrus and Leon for not agreeing with your love of Tim Burton, I would've thought otherwise...
You don't agree with them on Romney? Fine. There is evidence for both sides, acknowledge that rather than call everyone an idiot.
It's ironic for you to call anyone immature when you enjoy calling anyone with different views than yours ignorant. Opinions are opinions, get over yourself.
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300 Prestonwood PkwyCary, NC 27513
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This club has three terrific eighteen holes courses. These very scenic courses are well manicured. The Meadows Course was built on flat terrain and is easy to walk. The fairways are narrow, and the greens are fast and undulating. The Highlands Course features many elevation changes, and its fairways afford generous landing areas. Water hazards (lakes, creeks, streams, and ponds) come into play on all three courses. The Fairways Course opened in 1996. The club hosted the Nike Tour's Carolina Classic in 1994.
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Ahead of this this upper trough some mid level moisture will linger across western Kansas. Backing 700mb winds ahead of this upper wave appears to enhance frontogenesis across portions of southwest Kansas late today and early this evening which may give rise to a period of steady light to moderate snow. Both the NAM, GFS, and even the RAP hints at enhanced precipitation briefly ahead of this wave along this baroclinic zone so will follow this trend through midnight as the upper level trough moves out into the central high plains. Given the potential for a period of steadier snow early tonight could easily see snowfall accumulations in the one to two inch range given the high liquid to snow ratio. The area more favorable for this measurable snowfall still appears to be along and south of a Ulysses to Dodge City to Pratt line. Snow totals of around two inches still not out of the question near the Oklahoma border so will trim several counties out of the current winter weather advisory. Tonight the dewpoint will be at or several degrees below zero under mostly cloudy skies. Temperatures will be slow to fall this evening but at this time given these expected low dewpoints, last nights temperatures across northwest Kansas, and the low levels cooling by a couple more degrees have decided to stay close to the guidance for overnight lows. Given these overnight lows ranging from around 1 degree in west central Kansas to near 10 degrees in south central Kansas along with wind speeds of around 10 mph the wind chills by early Friday morning are expected to fall back into the -8 to -15 degree range. The coldest wind chills early Friday morning will be across west central Kansas so will be issuing a wind chill advisory for this area late tonight/early Friday. On Friday the upper level trough will move east into the mid Mississippi valley. Subsidence behind this disturbance may give rise to some breaks of sun late in the day as high pressure at the surface will continue to build into western Kansas. Despite to break of sunshine the 900-850mb temperatures continue to support highs only in the teens Friday afternoon. .LONG TERM...(Friday night through Thursday) ISSUED AT 209 PM CST THU DEC 5 2013 Friday night: Sfc high pressure will shift off to the east Friday night. This will result in northeasterly winds eventually shifting southeast on the backside of said departing high. A cold night is expected with minimums near 0F. Would not rule out a few negative values if skies clear more than expected. Will have to watch for the potential for a wind chill advisory during the overnight and morning hours. Saturday and beyond: The forecast becomes a bit more interesting during the weekend. An amplified trof will eject from the central Rockies and out across the plains by Sunday. This wave does have some upper level dynamics associated with it (140-150 kt jet streak traverses across the forecast area of responsibility). At the low levels, fairly intense warm air advection, 280-290 Kelvin isentropic lift, and 850-600 mb increasing frontogenesis will lead to snow late Saturday and into Sunday. The more enhanced area of said parameters is forecast along and north of the 850 mb pressure perturbation ...basically the northern half of the forecast area. Models still show low end snow advisory amounts along and north of highway 96. Even some of the GEFS members show 2-4" of snow. There is huge bust potential in temperatures for Sunday, should this snow/snow pack/cloud cover come into fruition. The ECE shows a high of 8 for KDDC versus 22 from the MEX. Will apply a slight bias towards the ECMWF solution versus the GFS. Boise verification shows this guidance doing better than the MEX with the current cold air mass over Kansas. After Sunday, the forecast will remain precipitation free as isentropic downglide and subsidence develops in the wake of the departing synoptic trof. There is some question of when this cold air will be dislodged and more of a low level 850 mb downslope plume will develop. The ECMWF indicates this possibility of seeing "warmer" temperatures (i.e. above freezing) by mid to late next week. The deterministic runs have been fairly consistent over the last few days. && .AVIATION...(For the 00Z TAFS through 00Z Friday evening) ISSUED AT 515 PM CST THU DEC 5 2013 Light snow showers will be possible across the DDC and GCK TAF sites over the next couple of hours. This will bring MVFR conditions to these terminals. The HYS terminal should remain dry with cloudy skies. Winds will generally be from the north at 5 to 10 knots throughout the night into tomorrow morning. && .PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS... 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"Bronx Bombers,'' the latest from the sports-minded producers who brought you "Lombardi'' and "Magic/Bird,'' ends its off-Broadway run Saturday night and still is aiming for a Broadway premiere early in 2014.
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ESPN returns with a new 30 for 30 documentary Tuesday night entitled "No Mas." It tells the story of the 1980 rematch between boxers Sugar Ray Leonard and Roberto Duran.
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Commack's own Bob Costas weighed in Sunday night on NBC regarding the ongoing controversy over the Redskins' nickname, the latest high profile person to call for a re-evaluation of the storied franchise's moniker.
Not surprisingly, there were those who disagreed vehemently with Mr. Costas on social media. But day by day, it becomes increasingly evident change is in the air on this matter.
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Someday I will retire, as will my successor. But rest assured: Newsday is committed to hiring qualified sports media writers to document the tinkering on "NBA Countdown'' as long as it takes ESPN to match TNT's NBA studio success.
The latest shuffle involves Michael Wilbon and Magic Johnson leaving and Doug Collins and Doris Burke (on a limited basis) arriving.
Johnson's surprising announcement...
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Three of its studio stars – Bill Cowher, Boomer Esiason and Shannon Sharpe – will join established game booths to work games...
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SHELLY get it right it's MATTOX. No big secret I've stated it here along with my number and even the email is email@example.com not too hard to figure out now is it. Put the bottle down it's obstructing your view of the screen. Again your stupidity abounds. I never caused any trouble for ethical breeders on this thread. Here's a copy of my original post. Perhaps after the alcohol wares off you can read it and point out were I called into question any ethical breeders??? "......"It stats on her web site that if she can't supply you with the coat/coloring of a puppy from the litter you put money down for she will give you back your money...though if she can supply you with a pup and say the timing doesn't work for you then she will keep the money as a deposit for another litter." According to what is said to be on the breeders web site the breeder needs to return the deposit. 1) the breeder was unable to supply the desired color. (breeder states that, that is enough for a refund) The breeder offered a different pup of different color. Nice thought but it isn't what the customer wants. Now a false pregnancy so more waiting. The customer isn't willing to wait again. The deposit should be returned. Obviously the breeder doesn't have a "non-refundable deposit policy" It's a shame to hear so many people on here say to just suck up the lose. Bad business is bad business, wether it's 200 or 2 million. Try to work it out with the breeder to get the money back. If you can't take the legal action. Even if taking off work cost you a little, I think a few dollars in your pocket & the principle of it is better than $200 of your hard earned money in an unethical breeders hands for supplying nothing........" Again your argument makes no sense. Once more I just stated that the breeder needs to live up to his statements on the site. Why anyone would guarantee color or coat is beyond me but when they do and can't produce it they need to return the deposit as they state they will on their site. Funny how those that read what the OP stated can see all this and agree the deposit should be returned. |


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King George Attends Baseball Game
July 4, 1918 | Samford Bridge, England
Here's an article in the London Times about the King attending a baseball game between American Army and the American Navy. Connected to this image is a picture of the King shaking hands with the Army captain. The image prior to the photo gives the account.
The London Times article actually lists the names of each of the American players for both teams. The Army team appears to be stacked with two players on the team that played for the Boston Red Sox including their pitcher, Herb Pennock, who played in the World Series. I found a great page about Pennock at http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/pennohe01.php. I've included a picture of Pennock.
The second London Times Article reports the outcome of the game. Even with a team of All-Stars, the Army team lost the match 2-1.
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Had a quick drink here before dinner elsewhere..wish we'd stayed to dine. The patrons were friendly and it was wonderful to be able to cuddle a dog since I'm travelling without mine and miss him so. Will stay in this hotel if I'm in Carmel again.
Had a quick drink here before dinner elsewhere..wish we'd stayed to dine. The patrons were friendly and it was wonderful to be able to cuddle a dog since I'm travelling without mine and miss him so. Will stay in this hotel if I'm in Carmel again.
Come here for Yappy Hour. Bring your best friend and enjoy the floor show put on by all the dogs. It's just great! The food is regular pub food but very good if you want a snack before heading out to your dining reservation later. The pups have a ball and so do the humans!
We have had tea here many times on a sunny day. There is a lovely courtyard than captures the sun and you can enjoy the scones, tea sandwiches and pastries. Service is very attentive. You need to like dogs, though because this place is "dog central." I recommend it for afternoon tea. Reservations are required.
We had dinner at Terry's last night. Both meals were very good, and priced fairly especially considering the location (boneless shortrib dinner and burger with garlic fries). I guess I like green beans now as I cleaned my plate, YUM. Service was good, prompt and friendly. We are dog lovers and it was nice to see so many dogs take... More
We travel with a pet bird - kind of different from your normal traveller, but Terry's (and the Cypress Inn as a whole) always make us feel very welcome. They come up and talk to Scarlett (our bird) and she likes to visit with them. We ate at the bar one evening (just walked in for that one) and had... More
We stopped here for a quick bite to eat after reading stellar reviews here on Trip Advisor! We requested to sit outside and I'm so glad we did! The weather was great and we were one of the only tables outside, enjoying a beautiful sunny day. The service was great and our meals were prepared pretty quickly. Overall, a great... More
This quaint Inn's lounge and patio seating are seriously like something out of a movie. You can picture it in black & white or live it beautifully in color. The snacks are average but adequate as are the drinks. The mixologist could take a course or two, since we had two different (easy) drinks denied due to lack of knowledge.... More
We stopped for a quick mid afternoon snack and were delighted by the experience. Our server was welcoming and attentive. Enjoyed the calamari, crab cakes and sweet potato fries. Well priced wine list and a good, interesting atmosphere. Can see why it is so popular.
Though the lunch menu is limited, there are some nice items to select. We both had the chicken sandwich which came with nice caramelized red onions and tasty pickles. Both the sweet potato fries and the garlic fries were great. For appetizers, we had the fried calamari in panko (one of the best) and the split pea soup. Sitting out... More
During our trip to Carmel, we had lunch at Terry's Lounge in the Cypress Inn. This is the Inn owned by Doris Day. Although Doris didn't join us for lunch that day, we still had a wonderful time.
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