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A Trunk Show of local Adirondack Artisans will fill the Center, showcasing local artists, jewelry makers, knitters, leather goods makers, all natural candles and toiletries and more. Unique items from The Wild Supply Co. will complete your holiday shopping, and there is free gift wrapping. Local musician, Steve Borst, will fill the Center with music throughout the day.
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Greene County, N.Y. - The Great Northern Catskills of Greene come alive during the holidays, offering a storybook setting ideal for a weekend ski trip to Hunter or Windham Mountains, and other memorable getaways with friends and family.
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• Tannersville Annual Holiday Craft Fair & Spirits of the Holidays - On November 29, the "Painted Village in the Sky" will host their annual holiday festival and craft fair from 10 am to 4 pm at locations throughout the village. Visit with Santa, Frosty the Snowman and Sparky the Fire Dog, mail a wish list to the North Pole and watch the tree lighting at 5 pm.
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Staatsburg, N.Y. - The halls are being decked! Staatsburgh State Historic Site is preparing for its festive Gilded Age Christmas, featuring sumptuous decorations throughout the mansion and special children's programs from late November through New Year's Eve. The site opens for the holiday season on Friday, November 28, and offers public hours Thursday through Sunday, from Noon to 4pm (closed Christmas Day) through December 31. Special evening hours are from 6pm to 8pm on Friday December 12, and additional days for visiting the mansion include Noon to 4pm on Monday, December 29 through Wednesday, December 31.
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Greene County, N.Y. - Just two hours north of New York City, Greene County's ski resorts welcome skiers and riders of all abilities for winter adventure that lasts all season long. But now is the time to book your ski getaway with limited time deals.
Head to Hunter Mountain, boasting "New York's Largest Snow Tubing Park," or visit Windham Mountain's expansive terrain and enjoy the "Northeast's Premier Alpine Lifestyle." Plan ahead with Greene County's early bird deals to save on lift tickets, frequent skier passes, and ski and stay packages.
Nov 7, 2014 by I Love New York Staff
Rochester, N.Y. -They are relatively inexpensive, easy to come by, and have been delighting young and old alike for generations. Magical, iridescent bubbles; monotone, miniature little green army men; and the colorful, puzzling Rubik's Cube became the latest inductees to The Strong's National Toy Hall of Fame. The honorees were selected from a field of 12 finalists that also included: American Girl dolls, Fisher-Price Little People, Hess Toy Trucks, My Little Pony, Operation Skill Game, paper airplanes, pots and pans, Slip'N Slide, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
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It couldn't be truer really. As observers, commentators and above all taxpayers in Lebanon, it's often hard to figure out where we stand. We're abysmal on so many fronts like corruption, lack of basic necessities like electricity and water and the constant threat of escalating violence. But, we're also pretty fucking awesome. We put most other countries in the region to shame with our liberal ideals, even under threat by filth and scum like Da3esh and its sympathizers, we party harder than any other somewhat civilized people and the art, science and culture that ooze out of Beirut's streets and underground basements deserves a special light shed on it.
Lebanon: 10th Most Inspiring City on the GOOD City Index
The last bastion of the liberal Middle East, Beirut is where the rest of the Arab world comes to let their hair down. While there is much more to the city than drinking cocktails on the beach, the fact that one can even do that legally is an important aspect of life in Beirut. More importantly, Beirut is one of the region's only cities where people are free to embrace secularism, gay rights, and free artistic expression. Residents of Lebanon are constantly reminded that they are living in the midst of ongoing regional and political turmoil. However, this uncertainty has done little to slow Lebanese-funded construction. Nor has it impacted infrastructure, park development, or partnerships with cities like Geneva, London, and Paris aimed at making the city a better place to live. In 2014, Beirut's startup scene thrived: Displaced Syrian artists established new studios in the city, the arrival of Uber ameliorated the city's notorious traffic problem, and green activists proved Horsh Park could be a place for tolerance. Clinging to its outlier status in a region of uncertainty, Beirut will continue to be a beacon of possibility.
Talk about a boost of serotonin, huh? Philippa Young said it pretty accurately above, and there's not much I'd like to add here.
Lebanon 14th on Global Terror Index
The Global Terror Index is a comprehensive study prepared by IEP that accounts for the direct and indirect impact of terrorism in 162 countries in terms of lives lost, injuries, property damage and the psychological after-effects of terrorism.
It is disheartening to see that we lie just behind Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nigeria and others when it comes to how deeply we've been affected by terrorism. Lives lost, opportunities missed, property damage, economic tolls, social unrest…
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Given such stark, yet such Lebanese, contrast in where our position lies among the world's countries, it's almost impossible to reconcile them both. Are we the 14th most devastated country by terrorism? Or are we the 10th most inspiring place to live in? We're both in reality, but I choose the inspiring one more. Cause if I don't, the terrorists win, and I know that sounds cliche, but if we stop advocating for women's rights, gay rights, our right to drink and party and make art and make love, we sorta become like Da3esh's Islamic State. We do have a role, and as the late Pope John Paul II said, "Lebanon is a message, not just a country" (or something like that), and even though me and him differ on what that means, I do agree that Beirut and Lebanon are a message, a message of hope for the rest of the region in turmoil.
We came out of a brutal 15-year Civil War and somewhat survived in one (though incoherent) piece. When cops shove a stick up a person's ass because they suspect him of being a homosexual, there's an uproar and backlash and we force it to stop. When we fight for women's rights and it gets derailed by religious authorities, we force them to pass it, though partially, and keep struggling till it's in the format we aspire to in the 21st Century. When a conservative minister wants to punish an Olympian for posing for risquee photos, we all got naked to shut him up and support one of the few heroes representing Lebanon in such events.
The list goes on and on, and even though it's barely even scratching the surface of what needs to be done, it's something, and we're not giving up. We're just rethinking our strategy, and toning down our ambitions to more achievable, pragmatic ones. No revolutions, no mass protests, just smart, patient and well-timed pressure to preserve our liberal ideals that so many have tried in vain to erase…
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When foreign actors or actresses make it big in Hollywood, some usually forgo their roots and decide to stay on the upward path of the same. This certainly isn't true for Salma Hayek, who bounces around from country to country seemingly with every new feature. Her fun, satiric foreign drama As Luck Would Have It premiered at Tribeca earlier this spring and now her latest, Americano, is set to hit theaters this month. Directed by and co-starring Mathieu Demy, there didn't seem to be much fanfare regarding the project coming out of its TIFF premiere, as the first trailer via Apple hints at a somewhat generic family drama, albeit with a strong sense of the environment. Check out Hayek getting back to her From Dusk 'Til Dawn as a stripper below.
AMERICANO, Mathieu Demy's directorial debut, is both an homage tohis famous parents, filmmakers Agnes Varda and Jacques Demy, and a work thatstands entirely on its own. A deeply moving drama about inheritance andlegacy that deftly mines the past of a true-life filmmaking family,AMERICANO weaves a mesmerizing fictional narrative about coming to termswith unattended grief and uncomfortable pasts.
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New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 6, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Opinions DAVID Editor and Publisher JANINE Managing Editor Page 4A New Texas October 1991 Published Sunday Thursday and Friday afternoons by Mw Braunfels 707 Landa or Drawer Texas Second Class postage paid by New Braunfels HeraldZeilung at New DAVID SULLENS Editor and Publisher JANINE GREEN Managing Editor CHERYL DUVALL Business Manager KAREN REININGER Classified Manager JIM HORNBECK Advertising Director CAROL ANN AVERY Circulation Manager GUS ELBEL Pressroom Foreman Carrier delivered in ComalandGuadalupe counties three six JO one Senior Citizens Discount carrier delivery six one Mail delivery outside Comal in Texas three six one Mail outside Texas six one If you have not received your newspaper by Tuesday through or by call 6259144 or 6581900 by 7 and 11 Postmaster Send address changes to Drawer New Texas 781311328 EDITORIALS Leadership has higher standard Th c who sec1 I positions of leadership by the very nature of such positions are and should be held to higher standards than are or should be those who That is as it should Those who lead set examples for others to They are They are role The New Braunfels Independent School District currently is considering a Student Leadership and Responsibility Policy that would formalize a standard of behavior for NB1SD students who seek or accept leadership The if would hold those in leadership roles to higher standards regarding the misuse of alcohol and other intoxicants and moodaltering or behavior altering That higher standard concerns In they should we adopt such a policy Is it right to for the same offense Such concern is It demonstrates a desire to do what is But adoption of the policy in what is New Braunfels High School Student Body President Kourtney Goerges put it I really hope that you do approve this policy because drug and alcohol abuse is our biggest I know when we set a high level of expectation our students can meet Is it possible that not only NBHS but the rest of the world is plagued today by drugand alcoholrelated crime and other prob lems because at some point as as groups as a lowered our expectations and let it become OK to do things we once would have considered abominable And might that not have happened had we expected more of those who would lead others Its about time leaders ended citys squabble Give it a rest The squabble involving members of the New Braunfels City Council and the city manager now has drawn the attention of the media in San The public linger pointing probably was good for a giggle or two in the nearby Beyond such fleeting amusement the whole mess has no redeeming value It is time for it all to Whatever must be done to accomplish that should be quickly Far more important than who is right and who is wrong and who cares anyway is the fact that the ongoing bickering is mak ing us all look far is painting us as a community whose members do not have and cannot get their collective act Would you locate an industry in a community whose city coun cil was devoting all its efforts to a fuss about whether or not its city manager should slay or go Would you build a business in such a community Would you fund a bond issue for such a community Todiyi editorials were written Ijy Duvid cdiuir mid puhlishcr of The New Jliuuiilclt I Your representatives George Bush President of the United States The White House 1600 Pennsylvania 20500 Greg Laughlin House of Representatives District 14 Guadalupe County 1713 Longworth Office 20510 Lloyd Bentsen United States Senate 703 Hart 20510 Phil Gramrn United States Senate 370 Russell 20510 Texas Ann Richards Governors Office State Capitol Texas 78711 All that matters is what the reader sees Expressed elsewhere on this as an is this newspapers position on all the folderol at City That position is It is that the whole mess really means little to anyone except those directly It is that it is time for those involved to quit poking at each other a description offered by a political figure not involved in the city hall goings on and one much respected in our area and act like In we think both sides are We think the whole thing is But because it is being played out by people who decide the course of our people who spend millions and millions of our dollars that in itself is a little bit isnt it it is the responsibility of this newspaper to accurately report the little drama from day to Thats often tougher than it Let me offer an illustration of On Wednesday afternoon of last three members of the New Braunfels City Council came to this newspaper with a statement they wished Early in the development of this David Sullens whole Mayor Jim Goodbread took mild exception to an editorial I had We talked about it and I invited him then to write a guest col umn expressing his own When he came to see me Jim Goodbread presented his state ment in that But guest columns run on the edi torial page and this newspaper cur rently runs editorial pages only on Wednesdays and In the interest of I asked the folks in the to see that the guest ran in some other It appeared on the front page of our Thursday next to two sto ries about the ongoing It was in a box and it was headlined A statement from Mayor James On Saturday City Manager Paul Grohman called seeking publication of a statement of his own and asking that his statement be published in exactly the same place that was the That statement was deliv ered by Grohmans attorney in another phone reiterated that request for Complicating the decision is the fact that Grohmans statement is sig nificantly longer than Goodbreads in exceeds the length out lined within our guidelines for publi cation as a guest Seeking guest column Goodbread had very carefully written his to conform with the HeraldZeitungs guidelines for editorial page because it was delivered on Grohmans column was positioned for publication on a day when we sell Forum Retreat Editor in the high above ihe tree amid the rock and patches of stubborn and much of lifes apparent priorities fade as those rise to the forefront that speak of Far below this massed upheaval of earth and long dis tance away from here the affairs of my fellow men call them to toil at labors that now fail to spark my soul with And I fear the greatest truths are presently being hidden from mankind through the mechanization of What we elect to give val ue in life is often a matter zealously failed at through the temptations imposed on each of us by our technol ogy and What carries more to the completeness of our lives the favored personality on the TV or the eyes of our children reflecting tlie of the day Arc we content with our moments walking about our greatest encumbrance we call concerned with the impending the condition of the car relations with our world events I stand here on this having scaled it from the bushwhacking through the forest and the alders feeling the sun on my face and while the steady load of rny puck rifle resist my upward and it becomes with Letter policy The HeraldZeilung welcomes correspondence concerning topics of gen eral All letters must be signed and include an address and telephone number for verification purposes only the name and community of resi dence will accompany the letter in No anonymous letters will be Length is limited to 300 words and letterwriters to acceptance for publication only once per The newspaper reserves the right to refuse any letter as well as edit all The letters become the property of the Letters should be sent to New Brpunfels Drawer New Texas or brought to our offices at 707 in me a great strength that all it took was the decision to light out alone and find that truth awaits each of us when we become journeymen and seek without Reverence becomes an experience for me in the wilderness like a great renewing of my faith and Often Jesus retreated to the mountains and we must all begin to find patches of wild ground to which we may flee for the purpose of examining our lives and our JeffDogue New Braunfels Unfavorable publicity Editor The unfavorable publicity of the last few days is something the citizens of New Braunfels do not The people of New Braunfels have tried and succeeded in making this com munity the envy of not only other cities that arc neighbors of but also cities around the The members of the City Council who recently voted to retain City Manager Grohman as well as others who were on the council at the time he was hired need to answer some When you hired the city mana did you expect thai he would be a fulltime city manager Some lime after he got here it was reported that he was also leaching a course at Southwest Texas Slate in San Bui Grohman was quoted as saying when asked about this matter I am doing ihis Page 6A more copies of the What would you have done How would you have handled the second column Or even the first As this is writien late Saturday I dont know what we are going 10 I probably 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Since the trailer for Disney's newest version of Cinderella was just released today, there was no way we weren't going to post it to Yow Yow! It's definitely not anything like what I watched as a kid. I know the quality of that was pretty bad and it was completely old school, but I'll always hold that version near and dear to my heart. I will most likely still end up watching this one in theaters though as I know a lot of my friends will be too.
My coworkers on my team and I never miss an opportunity to show each other our appreciation. They come in the form of cards, mini champagne bottles, and quite often flowers. When I was younger in high school and college, flowers weren't always such a thing, but adulthood – yes. A bouquet of flowers is enough to brighten up my day and it makes my desk look so much better. For my work anniversary this year, Nadia had Farmgirl Flowers deliver a bouquet to me (all the way from San Francisco) wrapped in their signature burlap. It was so hipster, I knew it really couldn't be for anyone else, but me!
It's not too late to give thanks (as Thanksgiving is just next week) and you can still show someone how much you care all through the holiday season. But let's be honest, flowers are a nice gesture any time of the year. These flowers really are just the prettiest!
I've been jammin' to this song for the last couople of weeks so I was so excited to be able to catch Kendrick performing this song on Saturday Night Live this past weekend. The only thing that creeped me out was his blacked out contacts. It made me feel like the kid from The Grudge was performing this. Kendrick is an amazing performer though. I caught him a couple years back at Bumbershoot and had an opportunity to work with him when I was doing some booking long ago. It's great to see how far he's come though! You may have to watch this video by clicking the link and opening a new window. Sorry – but worth it!
Who: Jamie Chung
Wearing: Diane von Furstenberg
Where: Big Hero 6 movie premiere
Readers – since Sunday, I have been working on an "I Like Your Style…" post featuring Jamie Chung and I finally finished it yesterday evening. However since I didn't save the draft as I went and tried to publish it yesterday, WordPress completely deleted the whole thing. These posts usually take me the longest to do because it requires going back to all of their events and appearances and picking out my favorite looks and finding out who exactly they were wearing. Though I was bummed, I knew I didn't want to try doing it over again even on my day off as I'd like to spend time on different posts for Yow Yow today. So compromise – this post. Jamie Chung was my favorite Real Worlder of all time and she's like me – a young Asian American woman – so I'm completely behind her!
She has her own blog as well where she details some of her outfits and many of them we love and would've been featured in the post that got deleted. You can check it out here!
How to make a very thick Japanese pancake. Yum.
It's really no secret that I've been a huge fan of Andrew Jenks since I first laid eyes on him. I loved his television series on MTV and at what point even asked myself what I needed to do for him to hire me so that I could just work alongside him post grad. Yeah, I was getting all sort of creative because I wanted to reject having a normal job way back when. In the years after his show, I have continued to be impressed by him and am excited to learn that he has a new project brewing up. In his new documentary "It's Not Over," Andrew follows three young individuals who are HIV positive. You can learn all of the details about the film here. I'm looking forward to catching it on Netflix soon!
I'm not the adult I envisioned myself to be when I was a child. When I was in 4th grade, our teacher had us interview another student within our class and one of those questions was "What is the food you like the least?" Amanda responded with brussel sprouts and while my mom had never actually introduced me to this vegetable at all growing up, I was pretty impressionable as a child and decided to go the next 14 years without ever having it all because of that one assignment. I recently ate out a restaurant where they were serving up roasted brussel sprouts and you know what? I didn't hate it? It's kind of like the sister side of fries, but much more trendier and hip. In fact, I had a meal on Friday in the city where I ordered a slider and a side of brussel sprouts! I think the kid version of me would be pretty disappointed, but my adult self feels like I made a good decision choosing a healthier alternative. Life. is. hard.
Did anyone catch Aaliyah's biopic this evening on Lifetime? I wasn't planning on watching it, but since it was airing when I was looking for something on tv, I decided to tune in. I actually was much more impressed with it than I thought I would be and I thought Alexandra Shipp did a pretty good job in her role which no doubt were big shoes to fill. I know prior to this movie, there was so much debate and controversy over it mostly because I think her family hadn't wanted this movie to be made and criticism that whoever filled the role could not do Aaliyah justice. I believe that's one of the reasons why Disney actress Zendaya Coleman had backed out. When her first album "Age Ain't Nothing But A Number" came out, I was a toddler and yes, I still remember singing in the car to "Back and Forth" while riding with my parents. Aaliyah was kind of like my hip hop role model as a kid and I remember both my brother and I were pretty devestated when we found out about her death. It was interesting to watch the movie and get a different glimpse into her life – one that I didn't know about like her weird little marriage to R. Kelly and getting that annuled or even the details behind her plane crash death. In honor of our girl Aaliyah and watching this biopic tonight, we're dedicating tonight's Song of the Day to one of my favorite songs "If Your Girl Only Knew." I wish the rest of her songs were on Spotify.
While I liked parts of this movie, I still am not forgetting that it came from Lifetime and VH1 wrote this article about some of the things they missed in the film that were crucial.
The first time I saw the trailer for Big Hero 6 was a couple months ago. I don't remember much from it except for one scene in which the big marshmallow of a blob is taping up his holes which are making a whistling sound at a police station. Truth: It's still funny watching that scene months later.
I can't remember the last time I loved a Disney movie this much. It's right up there with my Aladdin, Mulan, Lion King, and Monster's Inc. I think, but if I were a kid watching this movie, I would beg my parents to take me to see this movie over and over again. In fact, I think we're already looking forward to seeing this movie again – but this time in 3D!
I've got a list of reasons for why I love this movie and am rating it a 10/10. I'll do my best to not spoil anything for anyone!
I've included the trailer below, but it really doesn't do the film any justice at all. You might even be better off not watching the trailer at all and just going straight to the theater to watch the film.
I've never eaten at a Michelin-starred restaurant before and to be honest, before I even moved here, I didn't even know that Seattle had Michelin-starred restaurants at all. (I still don't know.) In Seattle, I just knew what was good and what I liked which was all that really mattered to me. It wasn't until I moved to the Bay that I started learning that a restaurant with a Michelin-starred rating was kind of a big deal and that I had a co-worker who just happens to frequent them pretty often. I came across this video today of Joseph Johnson explaining the challenges that he faces working in one of these restaurants in Los Angeles and found it to be fascinating.
I think I have found my new favorite song. I was perusing Kevin's recent playlist looking for new songs when I stumbled across this gem that I would like to own as my new anthem for the season. So bad, but so good… that it isn't even a bad song at all. I'm going to request this at all the clubs.
I was feeling the brunch cravings hard this morning so I posted this latergram Instagram photo when I woke up around 8:30. I actually ate this meal a couple weeks prior. How deceiving, right? Well little did I know that only a few hours later, we would actually be having this exact same meal again! Do any of you ever have that feeling when you have one amazing meal and then you feel like you want it again just a few days or even a week later?
I really love Cafe Borrone for their simple breakfast. They make some incredible basic scrambles that you can add things to. I had the #4 which includes their salsa, sour cream, and avocado with a side of chicken apple sausage. I'm also a huge fan of their french toast (half portion) which is perfect for sharing.


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The Pentax Optio E60 is the cheap camera you always carry; you know, the type that's slowly being replaced by the camera in your cell phone. It has few features above and beyond the basics, making it good for beginners as well as those who just want to take a picture to remember a moment. It doesn't encourage experimentation or offer many settings to twiddle with, and if you're expecting excellent photo quality or lightning speed for its sub-$140 price, you're bound to be disappointed.
Measuring 3.9 inches wide by 2.3 inches high by 1 inch deep, the black-and-silver polycarbonate body of the E60 has dimensions just small enough to be considered an ultracompact, and is one of the smaller cameras to support AA batteries. With two batteries and an SD card, the camera weighs slightly more than 6 ounces. Up front is a 3x f2.9-5.2 32-96mm-equivalent lens, which is reasonably wide for a budget compact.
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MONROE— The wind was not the craziest part of AC's baseball contest hosting Jay County as the game also featured two hit batsmen that were not awarded first base because the official did not see the contact, three ground-rule doubles that slipped through the fence at almost the exact same spot, an offensive struggle that saw 20 base-runners stranded by both teams, and a three-run seventh inning for AC to come from behind and defeat the Patriots, 4-3 at the Hangar on Monday night.
MONROE— To call it breezy outside during Bellmont and Adams Central's tennis meet at AC on Monday night would be like saying Monica Seles made a few noises when she played tennis.
Seles was not present at the Hangar on Monday, but the Squaws and Lady Jets were, and their much anticipated rivalry this season did not disappoint, with AC squeaking out a 3-2 victory over the visiting Bellmonters from across the county.
HUNTINGTON—The Bellmont varsity baseball team administered the first loss of the season to the Huntington North Vikings, a team ranked third in the state in class 4A, on Saturday with a 3-1 triumph in the second game of a non-conference doubleheader.
CHURUBUSCO—In a meet that featured several of the top female track athletes in the state this year, Bellmont's Alexis Harvey solidly established herself among that group as she won three individual events and was also on the winning 4 x 400 relay team for the Squaws Saturday at the Turtle Town Invitational at Churubusco High School.
MONROE—The Jets started their conference schedule on the right foot by hosting Southern Wells and earning a convincing 10-0 victory thanks to a one-hit shutout hurled by junior Isaac Luginbill.
"Isaac pitched a whale of a game!" praised AC coach Dave Neuenschwander.
19: ADAMS CENTRAL-Softball vs. Southern Wells, 5 p.m., Tennis vs. Churubusco, 5 p.m., Baseball vs. Southern Wells, 5 p.m.; BELLMONT-Tennis vs. South Adams, 5 p.m.; SOUTH ADAMS-Golf vs. Woodlan, 4:30 p.m., Tennis at Bellmont, 5 p.m., Softball at Bluffton, 5 p.m., Baseball at Bluffton, 5 p.m.
20: BELLMONT-Track at Heritage Relays (boys), 5 p.m.;
The Bellmont Squaws won their contest against the Lady Patriots of Heritage the hard way on Wednesday night scoring five of their six runs in the bottom of the sixth to shock the visiting crowd, 6-5, at the Teepee.
Heritage led most of the way and were up 4-1 when they got an insurance run in the top of the sixth with the bases loaded and only one out. Coach Rick Burkhalter came out to have a chat with his junior Hailee Hormann.
The Bellmont girls won the events they expected to win Tuesday evening in a Northeast Hoosier Conference track triangular with Homestead and East Noble at Bob Worthman Stadium but they still fell far behind the other teams in the final score.
With seven first place finishes, Homestead squeaked past East Noble 66 to 62.5. Despite six blue ribbons, the Squaws managed just 38.5 points (30 coming on the first place finishes). Bellmont did not get any second place ribbons while picking up three thirds and three fourth place spots.
WABASH—Adams Central's Troy Tonner shattered the Southwood Relays record in the discus throw Friday night powering out a 160'0.5 toss and the Jets finished second overall in the team standings with 89.50 points behind Eastbrook's 105.
Tonner did what he has been doing all season long in the discus and that is easily demolishing the rest of the field. The former record of the Southwood event was 159'1. Tonner's new record Friday night was almost an amazing 20 feet longer than the second place finisher.
13: ADAMS CENTRAL-Track at Southwood Invitational, 5 p.m.; BELLMONT-Softball vs. Crestview, 5 p.m.
14: ADAMS CENTRAL-Tennis at East Noble Invitational, 9 a.m.; SOUTH ADAMS-Golf at Brookwood Shootout, 9 a.m., Tennis at East Noble Invitational, 9 a.m.; Softball DH vs. Norwell, 11 a.m., Baseball DH at Cambridge City Tourney, 11:30 a.m.
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The gloves are coming off for San Francisco restaurant and bar workers who vehemently oppose a new state law that requires a latex barrier between them and the food they handle.
The new, controversial law requires all industry workers to wear gloves while working with ready-to-eat foods — including sushi chefs and bartenders who sometimes handle fresh ingredients to garnish drinks.
Introduced by California Assemblyman Richard Pan, the law went into effect with little debate and even less notification after quietly passing in January.
Since then, legions of industry workers who are slowly becoming aware of the requirement have started to organize and give the finger, so to speak, to the glove law. A six-month grace period before the health department must begin issuing citations for noncompliance could give them just enough time to muster a strong movement against it.
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Beyond the huge environmental impact, extra cost to small businesses and lack of studies behind the efficacy of donning latex to prevent disease, "wearing gloves changes the way food is created," Rabins said. "It's hard to season a dish with gloves, it's hard to feel the food. And it's just another thing that restaurants can get dinged with."
To garner support for anti-glovers, Rabins launched a petition on Change.org, arguing that latex "belongs in the bedroom and not the kitchen." Since going up late Thursday evening, the petition has signed on more than 1,350 passionate supporters who would like to trash the rule.
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And so, the shuffle continued, a new wrinkle in a season that has upended the stable managing environment in which John Farrell helped to steward the Red Sox to a championship in 2013.
In what has become a familiar development in 2014, the Red Sox made a flurry of four roster moves on Monday. Stephen Drew returned, as expected; Mike Carp -- not as expected -- landed on the DL, resulting in a U-turn by Daniel Nava to the big leagues roughly 48 hours after he'd been sent back down to Pawtucket. Garin Cecchini likewise found himself back in Triple-A after one day in the big leagues. For those keeping score, that's 52 roster moves since the first day of the season.
There is a theorem that posits that an infinite number of monkeys, entrusted (ludicrously) with keyboards, would eventually yield a perfect re-creation of a famous text, perhaps Shakespeare. Such an accomplishment would be nothing next to one of an infinite number of primates, prior to the 2014 season, stumbling upon the shape of the Red Sox lineup on Monday.
Brock Holt: leadoff man. A.J. Pierzynski: batting fifth. Both Grady Sizemore (seventh) AND Jackie Bradley Jr. (ninth) in the lineup. Drew -- unsigned until roughly two weeks ago -- hitting between them. Jonny Gomes, having won the everyday job in left field, batting sixth against a pitcher in Justin Masterson who dominates righties. Daniel Nava, one of the best hitters in the majors last year against righties, relegated to the role of spectator.
With Drew back for the 3-2 loss to the Indians, the Red Sox employed their 49th lineup in 57 games, continuing a constant personnel shuffle that commenced when Jacoby Ellsbury's free agent departure and Shane Victorino's injury on the final day of spring training set in motion a sequence of falling dominoes at or near the top of the order.
The addition of a new shortstop -- and the fallout for some of the Sox' most significant recent contributors -- represented the latest in a yearlong theme that has represented a test for Farrell to figure out the right alchemy to achieve success with a constantly unstable roster. The whole year has seemed an ongoing search for a winning formula, with Farrell the one entrusted with the primary (though not sole) responsibility for mixing the roster ingredients in a beaker and hoping the concoction doesn't explode.
"I think every year's going to present unique challenges. Injuries is going to be one of them," Farrell explained. "In situations like we're in now, this is where the role of those in the front office, those on our coaching staff, those in Pawtucket really begin to unite and become one because of the changes with the players coming up and down and the clarity to our communication, the understanding of what that player coming up to us has been excelling at, where his challenges might exist, where his limitations might exist, and how do we best fit that in to win a game tonight when the roster does change.
"I think we had a group [in 2013] that was -- as far as lineup continuity, one through five -- was much more stable because of health, track record at the major league level, more of a known commodity of that group vs. integrating young players, which we're all well aware of and willing to do. We understood the reason for it and the need for it. With that comes some growing pains and maturity to take place."
Those growing pains and transitional challenges for players like Bradley and Will Middlebrooks and (to a far, far lesser degree) Xander Bogaerts and even Grady Sizemore have created a complex day-to-day existence for the Sox. In that environment, it's been hard to know what to make of the roster -- with some of Farrell's unfamiliar in-game decisions reflecting that reality.
The personnel has changed -- and keeps changing -- and so, the tenets of Farrell's managerial style have also shifted.
It would be misleading to suggest that last year represented a push-button managing job, but the wealth of quality hitters -- most of whom were performing at or above career norms -- certainly permitted a consistent managing style, particularly given that the Sox never had more than two everyday players on the DL at the same time last year.
Farrell talked often about how his players could manage the game along with him. Role players talked often about their ability to predict the moments when they'd be called upon off the bench for very specific tasks, resulting in success in those opportunities.
This year? There have been more decisions that prompted double takes, but while that is often viewed as a reflection on Farrell, it also speaks to the different roster he's working with.
With a lineup that has struggled, the priority placed not only on a potential game-tying run but even on a run that might trim a deficit from three runs to two runs or even one has skyrocketed. And, with a number of players who have endured some woeful stretches at the plate, the path to those runs has been unreliable, resulting in a manager who has employed the kind of tactics this year -- bunts or hit-and-runs, for instance, while down a couple of runs -- that were almost never seen a year ago.
Farrell knows the second guesses that some of his tactics have produced, and indeed, he understands them. He understands that some of the in-game choices he's made this year have been different than ones he would have made in comparable situations in 2013.
"The one thing that we always still value is the value of an out. You never want to just sacrifice that out. But you then have to weight that with where you are in the lineup, the pitcher on the mound, and what is the -- at least in the moment -- the probability of advancing 90 feet and hopefully manufacturing one run rather than sitting back and playing for the three-run homer, where that is going to be less of a likelihood," said Farrell. "You're always looking to find an ability to put a player in a position of success. And if that means we've had to manufacture runs by using a bunt or a hit and run or looking to take advantage of a situation to try to gain 90 feet, those small things become used more if you've got them in a history with a player and knowing what his offensive abilities are at the major league level.
"We also find ourselves in situations where we might have used the bunt in situations where it might not naturally or typically call for. So when you're advancing or looking to sacrifice two runners over when you're down three runs to try to look at a six-out, two-inning time frame to chip away rather than play for the big inning all the time, you have to stay open-minded to that. And it might go against the grain for what a typical Red Sox lineup has been constructed to do."
A year ago, the reservoir of talent on the bench was considerable. The Sox roster was defined by a strikingly complementary nature. Both Jonny Gomes and Mike Carp typically were available as late-innings weapons who could counter bullpen moves for righties or lefties. David Ross and Jarrod Saltalamacchia balanced each others' skill sets.
In 2014, there's been more redundancy of skills, fewer perfect complements. There's no right-handed center fielder behind Bradley, and so his superior defense has made him an everyday player. There hasn't been a left-handed-hitting left fielder who produced enough to pair with Gomes, and so Gomes' penchant for impacting a game on the bases or even with his unique defensive stylings proved sufficient to earn him an everyday role, despite the fact that he's hitting .174 with a .244 OBP and .304 slugging mark against righties. (Nava, so good against right-handers last year, has hit just .154/.267/.308 against them this year.)
"Roster change, personnel change has forced us to change roles somewhat," said Farrell. "And with that comes some challenges along the way."
One of those challenges has been the fine line between managing for the long term -- giving young players the opportunity to fail so that they can learn to succeed -- and the need to win on a nightly basis.
What might it do to the psyches of players like Middlebrooks or Bradley or even (before he became their best hitter) Bogaerts to pinch-hit for them? What about asking them to bunt? And, if asked to bunt, could they execute the tactic?
These are dugout and coaching staff conversations that took place or, in some cases, continue to take place, but without clear answers.
"That is something that runs through your mind as those opportunities emerge. Jackie Bradley, Xander Bogaerts, Brock Holt, even Will Middlebrooks to a certain extent, when he was in the lineup every day -- you want to continue to provide opportunities to foster that growth, and with the trust that you'll reap further benefit down the line, they have to gain exposure," said Farrell. "The fact is we're doing it with greater number at once; that's what makes some of those opportunities a little bit elusive at times."
There has been youth. There have been injuries. And, oh, by the way, there's been considerable inconsistency, or at least departures by some players from their 2013 or career track records.
The struggles of trusted players, Farrell suggests, have represented the most challenging part of his job this year.
"Injury, it's is pretty much, you're playing with the hand dealt to you. With inconsistencies you've got to continue to show faith, patience, and continue to work to get guys on track," he said. "That's been a little bit more difficult to predict, because you know what they've done in the past and you believe and trust that it's about to turn. And you share that frustration with the player when that doesn't happen from time to time."
Yet with the performance struggles has come a great sense of responsibility. When the Red Sox endured their 10-game losing streak, one could almost see players individually carrying the weight of the struggle with them into the batter's box -- and getting crushed under it.
Certainly, Farrell and his coaching staff likewise felt a sense of the need to help find a way to pull the team out of its funk, not wanting simply to remain passive in the midst of the mounting defeats.
"In-game, because we're wired as we want to make an impact, we want to help change the trend that we're on. And sometimes that forces you to do some things that you might not otherwise do," acknowledged Farrell. "That's where you've got to really be patient, because then you can begin to affect things negatively, by making a wrong decision. I'm not perfect. I know there's some things that I would liked to have done differently during that stretch. We all shared in that 10 games, and we all [shared in the subsequent seven-game winning streak]. You try to even it out as best you can mentally and how you act.
"I don't think any of us anticipated a 10-game losing streak. So we work and we think positively to win every night, knowing full well that's unlikely to happen. Still, this is a position where there's great expectations, and yet I find myself having to take a deep breath and step back and be objective or realistic with currently what are we dealing with, and yet show stability so players see a coaching staff that projects a consistent positive in body language and interaction with them. In times of uncertainty it's imperative that we show stability so that they feel that."
That need to project stability -- rather than experience it -- represents a departure from 2013. A year ago, the Sox made it through an entire year without a losing streak of more than three en route to a championship.
Farrell represented a visual testimony to the team's stability, a commanding presence whose decisions frequently seemed to work exactly according to the blueprint and who oversaw a remarkable focused clubhouse of players who were prepared and confident in their own abilities. At virtually every clinching milestone, he received raves from all levels of the organization -- players, ownership, the front office, New England, the baseball world -- for having been the perfect man to step in at the perfect time, in the aftermath of the chaos of 2012.
This year, of course, has been different, more challenging. That the increased challenge comes in Year 2 of Farrell's job is itself interesting.
Former Red Sox manager Terry Francona said on many occasions that it was only after winning a championship in his first year in Boston that he came to understand the public nature and responsibility of his job. Even though he won in 2004, the sense of obligation -- both the reward and burden of being the Red Sox manager -- truly hit home for him by the time he showed up for the 2005 season.
In some important ways, Farrell is in a different boat from Francona. Even before he took over the Sox' managerial job after the 2012 season, he understood what it was to be a part of the Red Sox thanks to his four years as the team's pitching coach from 2007-10. Whereas Francona learned about the depth of the Sox' impact by moving to Boston in the winter after that first title, Farrell entered his current position with a handle on the dimensions of what his team's successes and failures can mean to the fan base.
Still, while Farrell had a grasp on the significance of his role, he, too, suggests a growing appreciation for its reach -- and what it means both to enjoy success and struggle as a Red Sox manager.
"Anytime you get to a cycle the first full time in that kind of role, you get a much better understanding. So this past offseason, yeah, you could look back and say, 'Wow.' This was widespread and felt and shared by many," said Farrell. "With the success that we experienced last year, you begin to gain a much better appreciation for how important the Red Sox are to the people in this region -- particularly when you have success," he added with a laugh, "because when you don't have it you feel the opposite with that as well."
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