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NEW YORK – Moral victories are rarely as satisfying as actual ones. Nonetheless, on a day when Yankees ace CC Sabathia proved nearly unhittable in a 3-0 victory, the Red Sox found themselves taking significant satisfaction in the performance that took place opposite New York's skyscraping southpaw.
Just as was the case when Clay Buchholz pitched extremely well in defeat when Sabathia had no-hit stuff in early August, the Sox were once again left to marvel at a starter who proved something by going toe-to-toe with the 19-game winner. Daisuke Matsuzaka, in his third start back from the disabled list, was nearly Sabathia's equal in seven innings.
Matsuzaka gave up six hits, though two were of the infield variety, and two more were on catchable pop-ups that the Sox failed to corral. He allowed just one run, a solo homer to Robinson Cano in the top of the sixth, that proved the difference in the game.
Even Matsuzaka, typically a perfectionist, took some satisfaction in a game when he suffered his first loss since coming off the D.L.
"I know that [Sabathia] has been hot late in the season, so we had our work cut out for us today," said Matsuzaka. "I really wanted to do what I could to hold their hitters. I think they pushed really hard, and I held on as best as I could. Overall, I think it went okay. I wanted to keep that shutout going as long as I could. I felt confident pitching out there today."
Matsuzaka showed a powerful arsenal that he sustained over the course of his seven innings and 115 pitches. He sustained a low-90s fastball, tailing changeup, darting slider and a solid curveball throughout his start, and proved willing to throw any pitch at any time.
In a significant sign of faith in the pitcher's strength, the Sox allowed him to return to the mound for the seventh inning even though Matsuzaka had already cleared 100 pitches. The right-hander responded by mowing through his most efficient inning of the day, a 1-2-3 frame that required just 11 pitches.
"I wasn't too aware of pitch count going back out there. I was able to go over 100 pitches last time," Matsuzaka said, referencing his 110-pitch effort against the Orioles. "I think the coaches could see that I still had good life on my pitches late in the game."
There was another moment that underscored to the Sox that the pitcher who won 33 games for them in 2007-08 has rounded back into familiar form. In the bottom of the fifth inning, the 29-year-old loaded the bases with no outs by allowing Derek Jeter's swinging bunt single and walking Johnny Damon and Mark Teixeira.
That, of course, put Matsuzaka in the familiar position of damage control with the bases juiced. A year ago, Matsuzaka held batters to an astounding 0-for-14 mark with the bases loaded, walking one, hitting one, and allowing a pair of sac flies.
This year, opponents were 0-for-3 with a run-scoring walk in four bases-loaded plate appearances. That mark is now 0-for-6, as Matsuzaka again performed his familiar bases-loaded magic.
The pitcher got Alex Rodriguez to dribble a first-pitch changeup just in front of the plate. Catcher Victor Martinez – who appeared to work brilliantly in his first pairing with Matsuzaka – pounced on the ball, reversed directions and dove to slap a tag on home plate and narrowly force Jeter. Hideki Matsui then likewise reached for a first-pitch changeup, fouling it a few feet behind home plate for the second out.
Finally, Nick Swisher lofted a down-and-away fastball foul down the third-base line. Mike Lowell chased it down in foul territory with a fine over-the-shoulder basket catch on the run, resulting in the third out.
"I think the answer that he's back is that he got the bases loaded and got right out of it," said Sox manager Terry Francona. "There seems to be a comfort level there."
The next inning was the one that featured Matsuzaka's lone mistake of the day, the fastball that was intended to be inside and was instead middle-away. Cano extended his arms and lined it just over the left-field fence for the only run of the afternoon.
From his vantage point, Martinez was extremely impressed by his first exposure to Matsuzaka from behind the plate.
"He won't give up on any hitter. He's got pretty good confidence in all his pitches," said Martinez. "He did a great job. He gave us a pretty good chance to win the ballgame. That's what it's all about. He went out there and gave us a pretty strong seven innings. What else can you ask from a starter?"
Indeed, that rhetorical question came with a sense of reassurance. In just three starts, members of the Sox who spent months curious to know what Matsuzaka might be able to offer following his months-long banishment to Fort Myers now have gained confidence in their teammate.
A season that once appeared to be lost is now showing signs of contributions that are just beginning. Matsuzaka has quickly cemented his standing as a strong fourth starter for the Sox in the playoffs, something that allowed his team to gain plenty of encouragement even in defeat on Saturday.
Matsuzaka has now faced two of the likely American League playoff entrants – the Angels and Yankees – and he has dominated both. As the Sox likely prepare to face those teams again in the postseason, they now feel as if they have a fourth starter who can give them a fine chance to win.
"He's been outstanding, especially going into the last week and the postseason," said Lowell. "He's using all his pitches and he's throwing strikes. I think the fact he went seven innings, that's a really good sign for us…He's a guy we know we can count on."
One day after he feared briefly that his season might be over after a line drive clanged off the side of his right knee, Jon Lester returned to Yankee Stadium with limited swelling, and suggested that he expects to make one more start before the end of the regular season. Lester did permit that there is some wiggle room should the team decide that it makes sense to push him back a day or two from his scheduled Thursday start, but overall, he seemed satisfied that his condition will not prevent him from making either another regular-season start or from being ready when the postseason kicks off.
"It's still attached, so we're going in the right direction," Lester joked. "It still hurts, but it will be alright. It's not too swollen right now, it's just a little red mark right now so like I said, everything is going in the right direction."
"He's got a nice bruise," noted Sox manager Terry Francona. "He knows he got hit there. But I think all things considered, he looks fantastic."
Lester said that he will try to throw his scheduled side session on Monday, which would offer a good indication of how much time he might need to be ready to endure the physical demands of a start. Sox manager Terry Francona allowed that a lot of pitchers skip their side sessions between outings at this time of year in an effort to preserve bullets, so if Lester cannot throw between starts, it wouldn't necessarily mean that he couldn't take the ball on schedule.
Even if Lester's start does get nudged back by a day or two, he didn't seem to think that would be a problem.
"I think we have some flexibility in days as far as which day we're able to pitch. I think I should be able to start one more time before the end of the season," said Lester. "I think everything is up in the air right now. As of now, I'm planning on starting my next start, but it's up to them if they want to be cautious or be conservative and make it a day later or two days later, then that's what we have to do. I would like to get on the mound again with live hitters and get ready for the playoffs."
Francona, meanwhile, suggested that if necessary, the Sox could have Lester skip his start and not pitch again in a game atmosphere until the postseason. That said, the team would prefer that he does take the ball in the coming week, since if he is not pitching, it would mean that the pitcher was limping and still dealing with the aftermath of the liner. All things considered, then, the team wants Lester healthy and taking the bump for an anticipated playoff tune-up.
The left-hander said that his knee seems to feel better today than it did on Friday, and that it's not as stiff as he anticipated after taking a pretty direct shot. He also noted that it was "a good thing the ball hit me where it did," considering that he did not suffer any sort of break or fracture.
Though encouraged by his physical state, Lester cautioned that he hadn't actually done any meaningful physical activity, and until he saw how his knee responded to activity, he couldn't judge whether he had indeed avoided disruption to his routine.
He planned to ride an exercise bike on Saturday to see how his knee was holding up. He's also been icing his knee in an effort to minimize swelling, which appears to be the biggest threat to his schedule.
"As long as the swelling stays down, then we're going in the right direction. If that swelling comes back or gets worse, we get behind the eight ball," he said. "That's when I won't be able to pitch. As long as we keep that swelling down, everything will be fine."
A day earlier, the subject had seemed an amusing one to Red Sox reliever Billy Wagner.
"I don't know where [the ball] is going all the time," said Wagner. "That's not always a bad thing."
On Saturday, it was. Wagner kept missing low and in to right-handers, throwing fastball after fastball to their ankles. He walked two batters and hit another to cram the bases with one out. Though he struck out Derek Jeter, Wagner gave up a bloop two-run single to Johnny Damon, who hit a ball just over the heads of Dustin Pedroia and Kevin Youkilis into shallow right field.
Francona maintained that it was a good pitch. Wagner didn't buy it.
"You ever heard of a good pitch getting hit?" he wondered. "It wasn't that good."
Even so, the single by Damon was less of an issue than Wagner's command. He has now walked six batters and hit another in five innings since coming to the Sox. He admitted after Saturday's game that his mechanics remain a work in progress one year after Tommy John surgery.
"I had chances to get out of the inning, but pretty much deserved what I got," said Wagner. "The fastball, a lot of it has to do with mechanics, trying to do too much. I was pulling off, and the ball was just sailing out of the strike zone just enough. That's the most frustrating thing. It's just, the walks are one thing. But it's close. The mechanics are getting close, but not close enough."
The last time that Daniel Bard had faced Mark Teixeira in Yankee Stadium, the results had been disastrous. Bard left a slider up and over the plate, and Teixeira smoked it for a homer that delivered a crushing loss to the Red Sox on Aug. 9.
Given that memory, and the possibility that the Sox could face the Yankees in the postseason, Bard was eager for the chance to face the switch-hitting slugger again. He received that opportunity with two on and two out in the bottom of the eighth, and sent a message.
Though the Sox typically try to feed Teixeira a steady diet of off-speed stuff, respecting his ability to decimate fastballs, Bard attacked with his heater. He managed to get in on Teixeira's hands with a 100 mph heater that resulted in an inning-ending groundout to second.
"I wanted to face him," said Bard. "I feel confident facing him. I just don't want that home run to be the last thing on his mind when he walks to the plate."
The Red Sox arrived in Yankee Stadium on Friday with visions of a champagne celebration. The team hoped that it might become the first to baptize the new Yankee Stadium in champagne by clinching a wild card berth.
With two straight losses to the Yankees, and a pair of wins by the Texas Rangers, that scenario can no longer play out. The Sox cannot leave New York having secured a playoff spot.
Instead, the team merely hopes that their rivals for A.L. East supremacy will not be the ones getting showered in champagne on Sunday. With New York's magic number now at one, another Yankees win today would secure a division title at the Sox' expense. Boston would like to avoid having to watch a celebration.
"I don't think anybody wants to see other people have a party on your account," said Lowell.
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Don Sweeney, who was hired as the Bruins general manager yesterday speaks with Dale and Holley about his new position and where the Bruins go from here.
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In the final hour of the "midseason finale" as DJ likes to call it, the crew discuss more about the future of the Bruins franchise, the possible power struggle in the front office and who should be the head coach going forward. They talk to intelligent and talented Fluto Shinzawa about all of these thing and more in an excellent interview, and finally, DJ says THANK YOU!
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Lou, Christian and Greg react to their interview with Bill Polian and take calls from listeners to get their take on the latest surrounding Deflategate.
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spread is used to plot the arc of your life and the forces acting on it. It is the most popular spread, giving a very complete view of the situation.
Stone Runes
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The left rune represents
an important element of the past
plainly shows the antlers of the elk that it represents. The elk is the object of the hunt, and hence Algiz speaks to the pursuit of goals and the thrill of that pursuit. The rune is currently shown reversed, so this could suggest a failed endeavor or a lack of effort. Algiz is also representative of a protective hand (fingers open wide), so the reversed form may indicate a failed defense.
The middle rune represents
a deciding element of the present
is representative of the eight-legged horse ridden by the god Odin. As such, this is the rune of controlled movement and travel, including the pursuit of an objective or station in life. Since some older sources show Odin not as a man riding a horse but as a centaur-like being, this rune can also represent the union of man and nature, or the fusion of two entities in perfect harmony. As this rune is reversed, this could bode poorly for travel or for the vehicle involved. In the more spiritual sense, this rune could represent difficulties in self-improvement or other attempts at advancement. Finally, it may represent a splitting of two or the inability of two to act as one.
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is the rune of hail. Hail is a destructive and elemental force, so one can expect this rune to represent the disruption of one's life. In the harsh northern winter there is a halt to activity, and so delay or hindrance is frequently associated with this rune. The opposite of chaos is yet more chaos, as illustrated by the fact that this rune cannot be reversed.
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is the name of the Auroch, an extinct prehistoric ox. This animal was strong and brave, and was the focus of rites of manhood in older days. Reversed, this rune symbolizes either the lack of challenge, or the lack of preparation for a challenge. This rune suggests that you must reach deep within in order to gain the power you will need, whether to get out of your current rut, or to face what appears to be a hopeless situation.
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is the rune representing water. Laguz is a strongly feminine rune, and like the ocean contains much power of an uncontrollable nature. Here the rune is seen in the reversed, symbolic of the ebbing tide. This may suggest power being drawn away, or may perhaps the start of a journey. Since this is a rune of sexual power, the reversal can also suggest sexual problems or dissatisfaction.
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I met him 18 months ago, and soon started a committed relationship.
He mentioned his previous history of gambling, saying it "isn't a part of his life anymore."
I was shocked but believed him. Months later, he'd started gambling online as his way out of crippling debt.
He said it'd be our ticket to start our lives together, buy a house, get married, and have a family.
I knew in my heart it was detrimental to our relationship and my life. However, I remained by him.
Months passed, he was binge-drinking on weekends with his friends. It embarrassed me and made me ashamed of him.
His gambling and drinking remained a secret from his loving family, whom I adored.
He broke up with me, but we re-connected a month later with nothing resolved.
Several months later — with me so neglected by his gambling and drinking — I broke up with him. We've communicated since, but aren't together.
He's informed me that he met with a financial advisor to sort out his debt, and put an action plan into place so that he can be married, buy a house, and have a family.
He's also receiving counselling and is on a path to self-improvement and wellness. He's more motivated and wants me to be a part of his life.
How can I trust him with my heart and my life, if we get back together?
It's very revealing that you didn't once use the word "addiction." Until you've both acknowledged that specific reality — that he's addicted to gambling and alcohol — you cannot trust him.
He needs to deal specifically with addiction — i.e. get counselling, with a specialist in behaviour modification, who helps him find healthy strategies for responding to whatever sets off the addictive binges.
Joining support groups with Alcoholics Anonymous and Gamblers Anonymous would also help him acknowledge the behaviour for what it is. And spousal support groups such as Alanon would be helpful to you.
But concepts like "self-improvement" don't cut it. He has a deep-rooted background to these addictions and you both need to understand it a lot better before planning a life together.
I've had anger issues since childhood. I grew up in a family without healthy communication — anger was the go-to emotion. Now, I'm transferring this trait to my romantic relationship.
In serious, major arguments, anger becomes like a "drug" which I don't know how to control. I've been in counselling twice for this. But I later "relapse" into these patterns.
My current boyfriend's compassionate, strong, very intelligent. We love each other.
However, he's at a loss regarding this. I'm embarrassed and disgusted with myself, regarding my behaviour sometimes.
I don't want to be this angry person anymore and want to be happy, calm, and at ease.
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a resident of Atherton: West of Alameda
on Mar 28, 2012 at 12:49 pm
Congratulations to Woodland School, the Ladera community, and the the Las Lomitas School District. Though the process may have been longer than many would have liked, it was thorough, fair, and transparent.
a resident of Portola Valley: Ladera
on Apr 1, 2012 at 3:12 pm
Good news!
Just one request. Would someone please tell Woodland parents how to use the turning lanes at the Ladera exits to Alpine Road. The traffic build-up can be considerable in the mornings.
a resident of Portola Valley: Ladera
on Apr 6, 2012 at 10:39 am
Marianne, Happy to pass on your thoughts to amend the long driving pledge we all sign but can you be more specific? What are you suggesting we are doing incorrectly?
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- Single Family
- Built in 1968
- Views: 1,016 all time views
- Cooling: Central
- Heating: Forced air
- Parking: Garage - Attached
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- Structure type: Other
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At Queen's Park, visitors CGI Maple beat Super Centre Spartan by four wickets with five balls to spare after chasing down a target of 130. Several batsmen, led by captain Renaldo Parris (36), contributed to the effort after Spartan mounted a competitive score that was dominated by skipper Shamarh Brooks' 55 a few days after returning from a seven-week stint in Dubai. At the neighbouring Weymouth "A" ground, Premix and Precast Yorkshire defeated Police by three wickets off the penultimate ball thanks mainly to Ryan Layne's 52. Yorkshire were set 128 to win after Richard Greaves (35) and Larry Babb (33) helped Police to a useful total. The other two matches resulted in comfortable victories for the team batting second. ESA Field Pickwick beat CounterPoint Wanderers by nine wickets at Dayrells Road. Unbeaten knocks of 57 by Kyle Hope and Jamal Phillips helped the visitors to overhaul a target of 130 for the loss of one wicket in 17 overs. At Cane Garden, Guardian General Barbados Youth beat Ince Transport MTW by eight wickets, comfortably overhauling 119 in 17.4 overs. Roshon Primus led the way with 55. (HG) Summarized scores Zone A At Desmond Haynes Oval: Carlton 69 in 15.5 overs (K. Gibson 15, K. Hurdle 13, C. Morris 11; F. Hurley 3-19, D. Smith 2-11, K. Pantophlet 2-11). YMPC 70-2 in 8.2 overs (D. Smith 30 n.o., N. Stanford 17 n.o.). YMPC won by eight wickets. At Blenheim "A": Banks Wildey 68 in 19.4 overs (K. Hurdle 30, G. Alleyne 12; R. Marshall 3-12, K. Small 3-14). BRC BCL 69-3 in 13.4 overs (K. Wiltshire 23 n.o., D. Clarke 15 n.o., J. Yarde 11, D. Hoyte 10; N. King 2-15). BCL won by seven wickets. At Paragon: Sagicor UWI 99 in 16.4 overs (K. Corbin 22, A. Alleyne 18, C. Brathwaite 16 n.o., F. Reifer 15; J. Nicholls 2-18, K. Smith 2-20). BDFSP 36 in 14.5 overs (M. Miller 2-0, C. Brathwaite 2-5, S. Jacobs 2-6). UWI won by 63 runs. At Cane Garden: Ince Transport MTW 118 in 19.4 overs (A. Headley 33, R. Kellman 19, A. Forde 13, J. Kirton 13, J. Holder 11; A. Jordan 3-23, J. Stuart 2-13, C. Williams 2-25). Guardian General Barbados Youth 119-2 in 17.4 overs (Roshon Primus 55, J. Drakes 35, T. Walcott 15, J. Stuart 11 n.o.). Barbados Youth won by eight wickets. Zone B At Queen's Park: Super Centre Spartan 129-7 in 20 overs (Shamarh Brooks 55, S. Benn 25, M. Bend 22, R. Bucher 14; R. Greaves 3-41, J. Yearwood 2-7). CGI Maple 131-6 in 19.1 overs (R. Parris 36, N. Grazette 23, K. Springer 22 n.o., P. Agard 19, S. Parris 19; S. Benn 2-16, A. Gill 2-20, C. Holder 2-20). Maple won by four wickets. At Dayrells Road: CounterPoint Wanderers 129 in 20 overs (D. Stuart 43, S. Armstrong 31, J. Greene 18; R. Small 3-24, C. Layne 2-24). ESA Field Pickwick 130-1 in 17.0 overs (Kyle Hope 57 n.o., Jamal Phillips 57 n.o., J. Padmore 13). Pickwick won by nine wickets. At Wildey: ICBL Empire 179-4 in 20 overs (Roston Chase 70, Jason Haynes 53, K. Stoute 23, K. Phillips 18). LIME 154-8 in 20 overs (Ashley Nurse 66, J. Brathwaite 31, J. Searles 15, R. Yearwood 14; R. Chase 2-18, T. Roach 2-20, L. Mascoll 2-36). Empire won by 25 runs. At Weymouth: Police 127-8 in 20 overs (R. Greaves 35, L. Babb 33, R. Williams 13; T. Legall 3-17, K. Wilkinson 2-22). Premix and Precast Yorkshire 128-7 in 19.5 overs (Ryan Layne 52, A. Nero 17, W. Worrell 12, M. Austin 10, G. Dash 10; D. Yearwood 2-27, R. Webb 2-27). Yorkshire won by three wickets.


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A woman who was charged with criminal homicide in the death of her husband in East Lake was given judicial diversion on a guilty plea of voluntary manslaughter.
Regina Rene Copeland, of 3020 13th Ave., appeared before Criminal Court Judge Barry Steelman.
Defense attorney Lee Davis said if the case had gone to trial his client would have claimed self-defense.
He said Ms. Copeland's husband, Demitrius Roshelle, dragged her out of her car into their house on 13th Avenue in the incident in February 2011.
He said there was an altercation and argument inside and she shot him one time.
Police responded at 10:41 p.m. on a call of shots fired. Ms. Copeland told officers she shot her husband.
Police found the victim lying unresponsive on the bedroom floor with blood coming from the left side of his face.
Ms. Copeland told police that she was in her vehicle parked in the driveway in front of her house when her husband approached her car, opened the door, and pulled her out and into the house. She said they continued to argue and fight inside.
She said she ran to the bedroom, retrieved a .357 Magnum revolver from under the bed, pulled the hammer back and told her husband to pack his things and leave. She said that without warning the gun went off hitting her husband in the face and killing him.
The couple had three children in the home asleep at the time of the incident. The children were taken by Child Protective Services, but later turned over to a family member.
Attorney Davis said the charge can be expunged from the record if she gets in no further trouble in three years.
Ms. Copeland was 32 at the time of the incident.
May 23, 2015
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