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Sub:- Complaint against Unauthorized Construction at Residence No. 3588, Raja Park, (L Type Corner)( New Style Beauty Parlour)
Respected Sir
kindly refer our earlier letter, which is reproduced here below:-
that there is an Unauthorized Construction is going at Residence No. 3588, Raja Park, (L Type Corner)( New Style Beauty Parlour) in full swing.
It is a matter of concern that owner of this property is constructing the building unauthorizly as the entire construction of walls (from 1st Floor) is erected on the chhazas (Balcony) dangerously and the same might invite unavoidable disaster and may cause human losses as the entire load is put on the Chhazas.
We the people of the locality has already requested the owner (Mr Malik) not to construct the building in such manner but instead of stopping the aforesaid construction threaten us and said that you can not stop me as I have already have setting with the govt official concerns and he has greased the palm of the concern officials in advance.
It is humbly submitted that please take appropriate action against this Unauthorized Construction at the earliest so that this dangerous construction can be stopped .
In this regard no action has been taken, instead of taking action, MCD officials advising the owner to complete the construction at the earliest so that we can show that there is no construction is going on, accordingly the aforesaid construction is still going on in full swing.
We would be highly obliged if you look into the matter and do justice to our request. Your good self may check the genuineness of the aforesaid facts.
Thanks and Regards
Yours Faithfully,
people of the locality of Raja Park, Delhi-34
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January 29, 2014
Overthinking It
Polling the Industry: Masahiro Tanaka in 2014
In December of 2011, shortly after the Rangers submitted a winning $51.7 bid for exclusive rights to talk to Yu Darvish, then-BP prospect writer Kevin Goldstein surveyed 10 industry insiders to see how good they thought Darvish was going to be. Instead of asking for physical comps or statistical projections, Kevin stacked Darvish up against a selection of five other right-handed starters and asked for each insider's one-on-one pitcher preference. In retrospect, some of the responses seem silly—three people took Ian Kennedy over Darvish—but the consensus wasn't far from the mark: Darvish, the insiders said, would be worse than Justin Verlander, roughly as good as Zack Greinke, better than Matt Garza and Kennedy, and much better than Ricky Nolasco. Sounds about right.
Last week, the Yankees signed Masahiro Tanaka, the best Japanese starter to cross the Pacific since Darvish, to a seven year, $155 million deal (plus posting fee, luxury tax, and the priced-in expense of the opt-out clause) that will make him one of baseball's 10 highest-paid players in 2014. The next question, naturally, is, "How good is the guy they just got?"
Internet opinions about Tanaka's ultimate role span the starting rotation, so in an attempt to pinpoint a realistic role, I asked the industry, polling a range of team employees from international scouts to statistical analysts to scouting directors to assistant GMs. Some of the sources work for teams that were reported to be finalists for Tanaka, while others come from clubs that were never tied to him. Some have seen Tanaka pitch in person; others have only watched video, seen stats, and read reports. All were asked to pick pitchers based on expected 2014 performance only, with no consideration given to salary.
I received 12 responses from 11 teams, which I've summarized and excerpted below. And since hundreds of you responded to my request for votes from BP readers, we can also compare the insiders to the crowd.
Trevor Cahill
Including Cahill was the equivalent of the calibration question at the beginning of a lie-detector test. By asking you to recite your name and address, a polygraph operator can (theoretically) establish what it looks like when you're telling the truth. By asking the insiders the Tanaka-Cahill question, we can confirm how deep they think the downside risk goes.
Cahill projects to be almost exactly a league-average starter—PECOTA gives him a 4.00 ERA, compared to a league baseline of 3.95—and the insiders were unanimous in their belief that Tanaka would be better than that (though the readers weren't).
"Much better impact across the board," one NL exec said of Tanaka. "I've never felt Cahill was a difference maker."
"Cahill has been very average in the last three seasons and has also lost some durability," one international scout said.
"You might say this would be Tanaka's floor," said another.
Justin Masterson
In the Masterson matchup, Tanaka's support started to slip, but he retained a strong majority, with one respondent suggesting that he "has a better chance of leading his staff and dominating a game" and another calling him "more creative than Masterson," a quality that could help him "handle more versatile hitters."
Although one pro scouting director pegged him as the second-best starter on my list of five and an AGM gave him the edge because he added strikeouts without sacrificing grounders last season, Masterson's inconsistency over the three-year period from 2011-13, in which (like Cahill) he posted an ERA+ of 100 (with a high of 122 and a low of 79), made him less appealing to others.
"I have concerns about Masterson's success last year being the result of his drastically increased slider usage," said one Tanaka supporter. "Both injury and hitter adjustments are on the table for 2014." Another scouting exec expressed similar reservations. "I don't love or trust the way Masterson does it," he said.
"Hefty expectations, but Masterson's 2011 [216 innings, 3.21 ERA, 4.0 WARP) is what I would expect from Tanaka…maybe 10 fewer IP," an AL scout said. "Masterson himself has never approached those levels again and remains too vulnerable to platoon splits."
Another scout who gave Tanaka a slight edge noted that while both pitchers may be somewhat dependent on their defense, the rookie starter should expect less assistance. "Can't underrate how bad the Yankees infield defense might be in 2014 and what effect that might have on Tanaka's line," he said.
Homer Bailey
And now we come to the closest showdown. After taking one step closer to the top of the rotation, Tanaka lost only one supporter, but even the insiders still on his side suggested that the competition was tight. "My guess is Bailey met his potential the last two seasons, and Tanaka has a better chance of output beyond Bailey's 2013," one NL front-office type said.
An NL exec agreed, leaning toward Bailey (who like Tanaka has a strong splitter) because of "higher-end stuff…and a better bet for longevity of being good."
The Bailey voters in the group believed that the stats should be similar but marked down Tanaka due to the greater uncertainty that surrounds him. "[Bailey has] already learned to pitch effectively in MLB," one scout said, "whereas with Tanaka there will be a learning curve in 2014."
Mat Latos
The big Reds righty was my pick when I was looking for a strong no. 2 starter, and those who saw him the same way (or better) were happy to cast their lots with Latos. "A lower-end elite in my book…capable of being a top five starter in the NL any given year," an international scout said. "Tanaka isn't here."
The NL front-office type agreed but suggested that Tanaka could get there in time. Although he gave the nod to Latos for 2014, he said, "Darvish was much better in season two, and I'd expect that from Tanaka too."
Others praised Tanaka's stuff and consistency. "I would take Tanaka because he's got the best secondary pitch of the group in his split and quite possibly the best control," said one director. "Better pitch maker in Tanaka and more reliable package," echoed another.
But as with Bailey, some sources used previous MLB experience to break the tie in favor of Cincinnati's starter. "While I would expect Tanaka to perform similarly to Latos and Bailey, I would still take the proven commodities next season," said an AL exec. An NL exec valued the same certainty, saying, "Latos has a pretty nice track record...he's super physical and we know how the stuff and feel play."
Stephen Strasburg
"Still one of the most talented pitchers in baseball." "His ceiling remains huge." "[His] stuff is more premium." "Has already pitched as an ace…and has the best chance of any pitcher in the group to pitch as an ace in 2014 and beyond." "Poised to take a pretty big step forward now that he's put TJ well behind him."
Tanaka was saved from a sweep by concerns about Strasburg's health. Both of Tanaka's supporters cited Strasburg's injury history as a concern, with one ranking the Washington starter below everyone except Cahill. The other also said that Strasburg wasn't close to Tanaka, praising the Japanese pitcher's command, extensive arsenal, and superior feel for pitching.
Even after thoroughly vetting Tanaka and, in some cases, making nine-figure offers for him, teams haven't illuminated all of the unknowns.
"We can go over and watch the guy make every start over there and we can watch every video from every angle and we can crunch every number, but there's certainly some questions that just can't be answered until he gets here," said one scouting exec. "There's obviously some non-zero chance that he's better than any of these guys and an absolute magician in terms of command and control, and there's a non-zero chance that he's an extreme strike thrower who isn't more than a four starter because he gives up too much contact."
That wide range of potential outcomes was reflected in the responses. One source who's seen Tanaka many times had him first overall, while two ranked him fifth out of six.
Still, while acknowledging the big error bars, we can come to some sort of consensus. Both the industry sources and the BP audience—which agreed quite closely—put Tanaka's 2014 talent level between Latos and Bailey; BP's projection calls for Tanaka to post a 3.41 ERA, almost exactly halfway between Latos' 3.15 and Bailey's 3.62. That profile doesn't equal an ace, but it does translate to a three-plus-win pitcher today, with potential for improvement in 2015.
Ben Lindbergh is an author of Baseball Prospectus. Follow @benlindbergh
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Nifty article, though I'm curious if there was anyone in the field who went off-script (perhaps voting for Bailey over Tanaka, but Tanaka over Latos).
Jan 29, 2014 06:15 AM
One person took Masterson over Tanaka, but Tanaka over Latos and Bailey. And as I mentioned, another person took Tanaka over Strasburg (but not over Latos and Bailey).
Jan 29, 2014 06:40 AM
Yeah, I was more thinking without regard to the obvious injury caveat (though I personally think Tanaka and Strasburg are both equally likely (read: very)) to miss a large swath of the next 7 years with a pitching injury.
Jan 29, 2014 10:48 AM
Seems like there is a huge gap between what the Yankees paid and the consensus view of Tanaka's likely production.
Jan 29, 2014 07:21 AM
Yeah, you have to go through the same old exercise to justify it that we always do. If the going rate for a win is close to $7 million, and a win is worth more to the Yankees because they're close to being playoff-caliber and because they have more financial incentive to make the playoffs than every other team...and given that they have a terrible farm system and there are fewer good free agents of any age available these days, let alone 25-year-old ones...and considering that their TV revenue just went up to something like $150 million a year...and so on. You can make a case for why it made sense for them to do it when it might not have for most other teams.
Jan 29, 2014 07:29 AM
I have Strasburg and Latos in runaways, Bailey in a closer match, but still a decided edge, and then Tanaka over Masterson and Cahill.
Jan 29, 2014 08:05 AM
Do you honestly rate Latos that much higher than Zimmerman?
Jan 29, 2014 09:18 AM
Right. I was thinking of him as potentially a Japanese Greg Maddux. If he is 90% or even 85% of Greg Maddux, that would be great. (I'm a Yankees fan.). But it sounds like no one expects him to be close to that.
Jan 29, 2014 08:51 AM
Travis Leleu
85% of Greg Maddux is a no-doubt hall of famer. I'm not comfortable putting that label on Tanaka just yet.
Jan 29, 2014 09:18 AM
reality is a tad less glamorous than the romantic race to get him signed...none of the pitchers mentioned in the article would elicit the dollars tanaka was given, would they?
Jan 29, 2014 09:50 AM
Certainly Strasburg would and Latos probably could get 6 yrs/120 million if he was eligible today. Strasburg, especially if he throws 200 'Strasburgian' innings this year would be a 200+ million over 8 year guy.
Jan 29, 2014 10:18 AM
Post-2014 valuation is a crucial factor in determining what kind of multi-year contract a player will command, whereas this exercise focused exclusively on 2014 production.
Jan 29, 2014 15:24 PM
I'll go with 160 innings, some arm soreness(dead arm period), 14-8 record and 4.20 E.R.A. 120/50 k/bb ratio.
Jan 29, 2014 10:15 AM
Received a 12th response (ranked Strasburg, Latos, Tanaka, Bailey, Masterson, Cahill) and updated the numbers accordingly.
Jan 29, 2014 12:14 PM
I'm pretty surprised by the Bailey/Tanaka results. I think it's Bailey by a decent margin both in terms of certainty and potential and that those who choose Tanaka are suffering from the same "shiny new toy" syndrome that plagues most fantasy drafts.
Jan 29, 2014 14:54 PM
This poll concerned 2014 expectations only.
Jan 29, 2014 15:15 PM
Added another response from a straggler, bringing the total to 13 from 12 teams. This one put Tanaka between Bailey and Masterson.
Jan 29, 2014 15:47 PM
Could you post a grid of who picked what? Like A picked Tanaka over Masterson, but Bailey over Cahill? I'd be interested to see how they rank the pitchers.
Jan 29, 2014 17:08 PM
I wonder if the conversation would be the same if it wasn't the Evil Empire who signed him or if he didn't get $100M more than Darvish...Compare the pitchers listed above to Seattle's Iwakuma, who by the way excels in the AL (thank you ragerd) and not the seven batter lineups with built in K's and lower ERAs you see in the NL, and only Strausburg really stands out, but mostly because of what he hasn't done yet...If can be 95% as effective as the 2013 Iwakuma, it'll be a win for New York...Obviously no one is worth that kind of money, but the market has spoken...The risk here is obvious, but why don't we let this guy throw a few games before we start cutting him to ribbons?...Just my two cents...
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Six area actresses to star in play about friendship and segregation
This weekend, six local students will perform in "Southern Girls," a play by Sheri Bailey and Dura Temple.
Set in Southern Alabama in the early 1950s, "Southern Girls" follows six childhood friends — three African-America girls, Naomi Hurdle, Wanda Sue Johnson and Ruth Hurdle, and three Caucasian girls, June-Adele Taylor, Charlotte Cecil Martin and Dolly Granger Jackson.
"This is one of those shows that draws you in. I think people are going to see that this is something that was real, not just something in a textbook," said 16-year-old Summer Okoye of Millsboro, who plays Naomi.
The play follows the six girls as they struggle to make sense of the turbulent years of the civil rights movements of the '50s and '60s, and as the experiences that hold them together as children later threaten their relationships as they mature, with their lives reflecting an era of change and growing pains in the South.
"I was very excited the first time I read it, because I feel it's such a deep play," said 16-year-old Kori Lewandowski of Bridgeville, who plays June-Adele. "It doesn't just show one side of the problem, if you will. It shows it from both sides, which I think is a very important thing to have."
Lewandowski described June-Adele as an "in-betweener" who constantly struggled with knowing that segregation is wrong, while also staying friends with those who support it.
"Even from a young age, June-Adele has always been an activist. She doesn't understand why people have to be treated differently. She doesn't understand why people can't be equals just because of the way they look, because of something they can't control.
"She works at helping others see that being segregated isn't the right way… She struggles with that because of the friends she keeps."
One such friend is Dolly, played by 15-year-old Maddie Baum of Gumboro.
"Dolly is a very Southern belle. She's very mean, independent and bossy. She tends to try and have everything her way, and if it isn't she gets mad and outraged," said Baum of her character.
Sierra Riedel of Harbeson, 15, plays Charlotte, who is good friends with June-Adele and Dolly.
"I'm a lost soul. I'm a very influential person from my mother," Riedel said of the character, adding that Charlotte has mixed feelings about segregation because she has an African-American half-sister, Wanda Sue, a result of her father's indiscretions.
"Because Wanda Sue is my half-sister, I do feel for — if you will — the 'other side.' But because of my mother and the people I'm raised around, I don't show it or try to do anything about it. So I just have more self-hatred."
Wanda Sue, the interracial half-sister of Charlotte, is played by 13-year-old Baleigh Lambert of Millsboro. "Southern Girls" is Lambert's first foray into acting.
"I just want to be someone without color, because I don't want to have to struggle with the issues they have to face," said Lambert of her character. "It's hard. Finding my character was hard."
Wanda Sue is friends with sisters Naomi and Ruth, played by Okoye and 17-year-old Melony Showell of Millsboro, respectively.
"She's protective and motherly," said Showell of Ruth. "I can relate to her because I'm an older sister."
"She grows up in the South, with a conservative culture and a lot of segregation," added Okoye of Naomi. "She's really on the flipside of June-Adele. She's the African-American character who's trying to liberate and really stand up for the cause of civil rights."
Okoye said that she could relate to Naomi in that she's a strong, independent woman, but portraying other aspects of the character's life was more challenging.
"It's was kind of hard, because everything we're learning I've never gone through," she said. "Everything in the show we mostly learned about in textbooks before. I'm connecting with the characters more and more as we go."
In order to help the actresses have a better understanding of what life was like during segregation, Showell's grandmother shared her own personal experiences during one rehearsal.
"She grew up in this area," said Showell of her grandmother. "It wasn't too bad, but she still experienced some of the racial prejudices. She remembers going to a school and it just starting to be desegregated… how there was a white side of town and a black side of town."
"The characters — they start out as children and grow into adults, experiencing things these actresses have never experienced," added Director Claudius Bowden, Jr.
During rehearsals, the actresses also went through a series of exercises, including pretending to sit on a bus where they think their characters would sit during the play's setting.
"We would sit where we would think our character would sit on the bus," said Showell. "Then we changed seats and talked about why we changed seats."
The actresses, who've now become good friends themselves, even watched "The Butler" one Saturday night, to help them visualize the prejudices that African-Americans endured during that era.
"It's kind of the same timeframe and deals with all these issues," said Okoye.
"I think it did help," said Showell of coming to understand her character. "Actually seeing it, they actually did that to people."
The experience has even allowed the actresses to discuss how the play has changed their view of the strong language spoken throughout the play.
"We were talking about simple things, about how we mess around in school. They just say it without even knowing the truth," said Okoye.
"It's something that's taken as a joke by a certain group of people, but then if another group were to say it, people would be offended," said Lewandowski.
"I think it changed my perspective, because I was one of those people who used to joke a lot with the N-word with my friends. Now that I've done this play, it changed how I think about saying that word," added Lambert. "The word being said to me a lot, I know it's a play, but it still kind of hurts my feelings, because I am black. It feels like they are saying that to me because I am colored."
"You can't use different words, because at that time, there weren't nice words," explained Bowden. "There weren't nice people."
"Southern Girls" is production of Dreamers United, an affiliate of Possum Point Players, which seeks diversity of all types, including cultural, social and economic.
Dreamers United was created by Bowden and fellow actor Rosa Barnes when Bowden returned to the theater after taking a hiatus from acting and noticed that there were few people who "looked like" him on stage and in the audience.
"The reason why I did this was there were a number of years when I wasn't involved in the theater," he explained. "When I returned several years ago — my first few plays, I loved them. But looking out in the audience, I thought, 'Where's the diversity? Dreamers United is something Rosa Barnes and I formed in my living room."
Bowden said their goal was to get people of color into the theater — both on and off stage. Dreamers United's first production, "A Celebration of Black History," an original play written by Bowden and Barnes, was well-received, but Bowden waited before choosing their next theatrical project.
"I read the book five times," said the first-time director.
"It's a serious play. By serious, I mean the characters are taken seriously and the situations are taken seriously. The actors have an opportunity to really explore the depth of the characters if they so choose," said assistant director Jim Debastiani of the play. "I grew up in the '60s, when all of the turmoil was happening and things were changing. A lot of messages in this were messages that were very prevalent when I was growing up."
"For me, it was a bit different. I can remember, as a kid, seeing things happen as far as discrimination," said Bowden. "My dad is from North Carolina, and I remember us visiting there and stopping at a store. We were thirsty. We walked in, and the gentleman stated that no
'[n-----s]' were allowed in the store. It scared us. We knew that it was bad, but we didn't really comprehend everything that was going on. I remember getting back in the car, and him and mom talking and then just being quiet.
"Kids today may have read about it or seen it on TV but may not realize it really happened. When I read it, it touched me there."
No auditions were held for the roles. Instead, Bowden offered roles to specific girls he had in mind, some of whom had never performed before.
"They've all surpassed what I thought they could do," he said.
Performances of "Southern Girls" will be held on Friday, Feb. 21, and Saturday, Feb. 22, at 7:30 p.m., with a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday, Feb. 23. Tickets cost $10 per person and may be purchased in advance or at the door.
Debastiani said the play is for people "looking for a voice."
"This will probably spark some conversation. You've got to have an opinion about it. You don't have to express it."
"It's something you hope people come into with an open mind and go out with a new knowledge that causes them to really think," added Lewandowski.
Riedel said she hopes those who see the play will take home awareness of the happenings of the not-so-distant history.
"This is something that happened, and it's not really gone," she said.
Everyone involved in the production said the play, while it has many difficult moments, is not to be missed.
"People should come see it," said Baum. "There are a lot of hidden messages in this."
"I'm not sure what the reaction is going to be when people see this. We're hoping when people see this, they'll learn to respect one and other."
"I feel everyone should see it," said Okoye. "Young, old, you'll find a way to connect to it."
For more information or to purchase tickets, call (302) 856-4560 or visit possumpointplayers.org. Possum Point Players is located at 441 Old Laurel Road in Georgetown.


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Manchester secure Tetley's quarter final place
January 29, 2000
Manchester secured their place in the Tetley's Bitter Cup quarter-finals but had to defend well in the second half as the midlanders produced a powerful display.
Manchester's big day got off to a disastrous start with prop Mark Beckett and second row Karl Temmen stuck in traffic after an accident on the M6.
Worse was to follow when flanker Tim Burgon pulled a muscle during the pre-match warm-up and he was replaced by England Under-21 A call-up Danny Collins.
The home side elected to play with the wind behind them and skipper Steve Swindells gained good ground with the boot.
The Birmingham pack were driving well but the weakened home forwards held up well against the onslaught until they gave away a penalty which John Smart converted.
Manchester fought back and after Swindells had levelled the scores with a penalty the home side ran the length of the field with Jason Critchley touching down for Swindells to convert.
Temmen and Beckett came on after half time and had an immediate effect playing a major role in the forward move which resulted in a try for James Batt.
Manchester edged further ahead when Phil Gee chipped ahead and retrieved the ball before sending Lewis Gross clear under the posts and again Swindells was on target.
A five-minute period of forward pressure for Birmingham was rewarded with a penalty for Smart and the home side found themselves struggling against the visiting pack. Rob Salisbury touched down for Birmingham after more forward pressure but further attempts were stopped by some strong Manchester defence.
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Since 2008, the CIF has required all of the state's high schoolwrestlers to be assessed by a wrestling weight managementprogram.
The program uses a body fat test and urinalysis to determine a safe minimum weight for each wrestler. He or she is then barred from wrestling below that weight. No exceptions.
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"It's the right idea," San Pasqual High coach Ron Rogers said of the program. "It needs some tweaking."
The formula for determining the safe weight allows a wrestler to drop no more than 1.5 percent of his total weight per week. A wrestler is locked into a weight class for every meet based on the assessment.
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"Everything about it is right, but the system only works if weights are inputted every time they weigh in," Roger said.
Rancho Buena Vista coach Preston Picus remembers well that series of deaths and the shockwaves they set off. At the time, he was a wrestler at Suwanee High in Live Oak, Fla., the same school that Saylor attended.
Picus talked about the "craziness" of weight-cutting.
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At least one North County wrestler has won a title in every CIF state championships since 1999.
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Utah Jazz run past Grizzlies
Captain L Provo, UTDec. 7, 2010 10:05 p.m.
I'd like to see Fes in better shape but this year while he has been in he has played hard and the bottom line is his plus minus is one of the top on the team, and while he is on the court the Jazz are winning.
CJ has been huffing and puffing and looks like he is gasping for air, looks like he could use some conditioning but Sloan now has confidence in CJ and he stays with him. Sloan just doesn't trust Fes and is giving excuses as to why he pulls him. No one is saying Fes should be playing starters minutes but he should be getting 15 to 20 minutes a game. The impact Fes has on the game has helped the Jazz win alot of games this year already.
I don't think you'll see AK traded this year, the coaches and management like what he brings to the game.
Iggy has too big of a contract for the Jazz to go after him.
Rick, I don't know how long you have watched AK, but it doesn't sound like you've watched him very much.
JFFR Salt Lake City, UTDec. 7, 2010 4:29 p.m.
@Captian L
Give it up. Go read the tribune article where they talk about Fess being too out of shape to play more minutes in the Mavericks game. Sloan has said he wants to play Fess more, but Fess comes back to the bench huffn and puffn.
Does he still smoke?
toddfromsantaana Santa Ana, CADec. 7, 2010 2:32 p.m.
Boozer Update:
The best kind of trade works out for both sides. I would hope the Jazz fans do not boo Snoozer, silence or mild applause would be preferred when he comes in. I have to be fair and report...
Last night on split screen, I was watching Boozer and the Bulls stick it to Ok City.
Theyr'e new coach the Boston assistance is known for defense. Boozer played 36 minutes and would not have with little effort. In his first full game, I have to say Carlos was outstanding.
He hit inside, mid range. fall backs right side, whole package. Scored 29. He was not on the Durrants or Greens of the world that would eat him up but tall Ikaba. Boozer worked pretty hard on D to the point in help defense, especially when Noah was on the bench, Carlos was actually the last line of defense in the paint.
The team concept at least last night helped Carlos and hided his deficiencies if the Bulls continue that way most of the time, he will be valuable. His teammates really like him.
Kyle scored 12 of his 13 in the first half, 2 3s and did well
Jazz-Nation Lehi, UTDec. 7, 2010 12:39 p.m.
I dont think people would complain about AK if he was not making superstar money, 17 million. He is not worth mid level right now. I think the Jazz need to use the trade exception from Matt Harpring and get a high caliber wing player. The Jazz have the pieces to trade for a better Andre, "Iggy". 76's want to trade him, and the guy is a great defender and can defend guys like Durant, Bryant,James,Ginobli and other teams best wing players. This would make the Jazz a contender. He would compliment D-Will and he would not have to be #1 scoring option here either. Think how good we would be. The 76's want to get younger and want a Center, we have assets. trade the rights to Ante Tomic? Make a push for Iggy, dont let the Mavs get him.
JFFR Salt Lake City, UTDec. 7, 2010 11:44 a.m.
Randolph had his way with Millsap. It was tough to watch :(
Rick Northport, NYDec. 7, 2010 11:15 a.m.
never knew a 6'9" player HAD to replace a player with the same height in the starting line-up or at any other time throughtout a game ? one more poor shooting nite equals andrea's worst f.g. % of his entire career, heading closer to the mendoser-line (below 40%) ! WHAT does this guy bring that some of you see ? He's extremely soft, worst than boozer, can't play defense 'away' from the basket (slow feet plus he reaches for ball which he never gets), throws up air balls alot of nites (what's that about), thin as a rail as that helps against stronger players (refused to listen to Jazz mng't & lift weights in off season), never gives a hard foul, takes hard fouls & lays on the floor showing no tuffness, throws the ball away with lousy passes,trying many times to thread the needle when there are other options..I could go on & on about this player who was ONCE an all star 5 or 6 years ago..Andrea will be GONE after the season or sooner because he's a good player ??? He'll be gone because he's done !!!
Captain L Provo, UTDec. 7, 2010 10:27 a.m.
Tyler, your right AK is far more valuable than just the points he scores. The intangibles AK brings are more important than most people see.
As much as I want to see Fes get more minutes and be on the floor, it wouldn't be at AK's expense.
CJ played well last night but he sure looks winded and like he's not in the best of shape, sucking for air more than he should be.
Tyler Holladay, UTDec. 7, 2010 9:24 a.m.
Learn about basketball ok. Fes replacing AK.... Do you know what positions they play? Anyway, one poor shooting night is no reason to be concerned. Whenever AK plays well (sometimes his stats won't show it, others will be filled with 4+ in pts, steals, assists, rebounds, and blocks) the team usually wins.
Old Timer the boonies, mexicoDec. 7, 2010 9:05 a.m.
I have been on & off of Sloans boat throught out the years. I have been onboard this season, but after last night the ride is getting rough. When A.K. and Milsap are stinking up the joint why is Evans and Hatward just sitting? I would think he would want to give them minutes in these cases.Instead it's back to the old school with the veterans and the same old tired logic. This Evans is an energizer bunny and needs minutes, he is quick, rebounds and plays decent defense, whats wrong Jerry? I know Paul is his favorite but give us and the rooks a break!
Doug10 Roosevelt, UTDec. 7, 2010 8:02 a.m.
Fes is needed for the rest of the week to play. He is a monster when defending the paint and continues to improve.
AJ has not figured a way to be a presence in the middle yet. He has the best guard in the league to run the pick and roll offense yet he hasn't got it going yet.
Has he ever watched a show called Stockton to Malone?
Deron keeps waiting for Al to catch on and up.
The rest of the team should rise to the games this week. They seem to play better when needed. Price is due to give some opposing player a facial and Watson is going to bring his game so the Jazz should be good to go.
Rick Northport, NYDec. 7, 2010 6:54 a.m.
andrea had another typical nite : 1 for 10 with how many air balls this nite ? fes should have replaced this guy long ago in the starting line-up...memo's defense is nothing to get excited about, but atleast he spreads the floor lining up behind the arc & is more reliable with his shot. upon memo's return in February, andrea will lose the starting spot & hopefully find his way towards the end of the bench--which couldn't come fast enough.LIFT SOME WEIGHTS IN THE OFF SEASON ANDREA & GET ALITTLE TUFF.
Iowa Jazz Fan 2 Cedar Rapids, IADec. 7, 2010 1:59 a.m.
As article notes, our front line -- Jefferson, Millsap, Kirilenko -- all struggled mightily. Meanwhile The Booze was putting up 29/12 against Durant and the Thunder.
toddfromsantaana Santa Ana, CADec. 6, 2010 10:32 p.m.
Likewise, lets hope Fes is Ok, did great couple blocks, at least that many defensive stands forcing up tough shots. Good on Boards.
I am glad AP article mentioned Raja. He helped give us separation needed in this game with the 3 and 2 ending the 3rd and starting the 4th. He hit 2 3s and a 2 in short period of time...Dwil, to CJ to Paul for Dunk was another key play.
The bench has to pick up against Orlando and Miami. CJ though was great tonight and we may not have won without him. Elson had some good minutes also and DWIL came back with a nice game. Although, He is still not pushing the pace enough last couple games.
I like Sloan was flexible again. He put in Fes befor Elson, then had them play together. Not being so regimented in the sub pattern is an enjoyable thing to see.
Jazz-Nation Lehi, UTDec. 6, 2010 10:09 p.m.
It was nice to see Raja Bell hitting his shots, D-Will was a machine. Way to protect home court! Keep working hard, go Jazz!
Captain L Provo, UTDec. 6, 2010 9:52 p.m.
Good game by CJ, tough game for Paul and AK, wasn't pretty but a win is a win.
Love Fes's energy, hope he isn't' layed up to long.
The next 3 games could be tough, we beat them on their home court and now they will be determined to do the same to us.
Bench hasn't been playing quite as well the last few games (as a whole), hopefully CJ and the rest of the bench come out ready to take it to them. DWill needs to assert himself right from the start and hopefully the whole team comes out with energy and determination.


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For the Ukiah Daily Journal
"The House on Lemon Street" is an invaluable contribution to Asian American history."
---Dean Adachi in the "Amerasia Review."
It was back in 1976, when he was a graduate student at UC Riverside, that Mark Rawitsch, present day Dean of Instruction at Mendocino College, first met Sumi Harada. Working on a student research report on Japanese Americans he was told by others that she would be the go-to person in Riverside for this kind of information. She had been a resident of the forced relocation camps in the early 1940s and her parents were the first to successfully challenge the California Alien Land Law of 1913.
His interest in Japanese Americans was initially piqued in high school when he checked out a book at the Whittier Public Library called "Citizen 13660" by Mine Okubo, the first person to have written a book after World War II about incarceration experiences in the relocation camps.
When he walked into Sumi's home in 1976, he thought he had discovered the King Tut's tomb of Japanese American history. A 1942 calendar was still hanging on the wall with a note on the date May 23 indicating when they had left for the camp. The house had not been touched since then; it was a treasure chest of history. Sumi was a pack rat and didn't throw anything away.
Rawitsch's award winning book, "The House on Lemon Street: Japanese Pioneers and the American Dream," tells the story of Sumi Harada and her family from the time of their immigration from Japan in the early 1900's to almost the present day.
During the forced relocation of the Japanese during World War II, in 1942, her mother, father and younger brother were separated. Her parents were ill and moved to Sacramento to be with their older son, a surgeon, thinking it would be best for them to be with him. Sumi and her brother were sent to the Poston Relocation Center in Arizona; her parents were sent to Topaz, Utah, with her older brother, where, due to poor health, they died prior to being released. Her older brother was able to leave the camp for work in Chicago and was eventually drafted. Sumi alone returned to the house on Lemon Street in 1944.
Her father, Jukichi, and her mother, Ken, arrived in Riverside in 1905 with their oldest child. After eight years of living in California they opened a restaurant and lived in a rooming house with their four children; conditions were crowded and their son, Tadao, who was 5, died of diphtheria. The parents vowed that they would get their children out of there and buy a decent home in a good neighborhood. In 1915 they found the house on Lemon Street. The Alien Land Law prohibited aliens ineligible for citizenship from owning real estate in California. Her father could not legally buy the house so he recorded it in the names of his three American-born children. At the time, those coming from other countries required specific legislation for naturalization. (It was not until 1952 that the Japanese could become citizens in the United States.)
Her father had been educated in Japan and knew that since his children were citizens, he had some ground upon which to stand. Their white neighbors did not welcome them and tried to oust them; a neighborhood committee offered them more than they had paid for the house. Her father refused to move. He said, "I won't sell. You can murder me, you can throw me into the sea, and I won't sell."
With an attorney and an unknown faction supporting the family, he won his case in Riverside's superior court. It was the first Japanese American test of the law.
Over the next four decades other Japanese American families followed suit buying land and putting it under the names of their children; the Alien Land Law was eventually overturned through the initiative process, by popular vote, in California in 1956.
Rawitsch says, "One of the points of this story is to highlight the fact that the history of the Japanese in this country did not start behind the bars in relocation camps. There were many people in California who never wanted the Japanese here when they first immigrated. The opportunity to get rid of them came with WW II; that situation gave people the excuse to express what they had been harboring. Anti-Asian sentiment had been here for a long time - since the Chinese first came in the mid 1800's. Anti-Japanese sentiment was a natural progression in the early 1900s."
He ends this part of the book with: "With what they believed their biggest challenge now behind them, they had no plans to live anywhere else."
After the war, Sumi Harada was one of the fortunate ones; she had a home to which she could return. During post war resettlement many of the Japanese did not return to Riverside; some were renters and some had to sell their homes when they had to leave. Harada opened her home as a hostel for others who needed a place to stay and time to restabilize. She maintained her home over the years, retired as a housekeeper and died in 2000.
Rawitsch kept in touch with Sumi, birthday cards and Christmas Cards, and met her younger brother in 2000 when he was asked to speak at Sumi's funeral. Due to an urban redevelopment project the house seemed destined for demolition. With the urging of Rawitsch they requested that it become a local historic landmark. It was approved by The Cultural Heritage Board and in later years became a national historic landmark.
Sumi's brother donated the house to the city and a planning retreat was created to determine what to do with it and its contents. He says, "There were family members, architects, city planners, historical preservation planners and it was at this time that I thought somebody ought to write a book about it. I volunteered to share the tapes of Sumi but nobody came forward; I realized it was going to be me."
Through the use of interviews with family members, archival newspaper articles, state archives and court transcripts he put the story together. He wrote to the War Relocation Authority asking for files on relocated people; he wrote to the National Archives requesting evacuation case files on Harada family members.
Working full time Rawitsch was able to write on weekends, early mornings and at night at his home in Willits. He finished the book in 2009 and after peer review and publisher editing, it was published in 2012 by the University of Colorado Press. He was notified in the beginning of March that he had won the Crader Family Book Prize in American Values, the first person to win this award.
He says, "I was very pleased to receive this award in American values; that is exactly what I was trying to say in this book. The whole book is about home every chapter the American dream, the importance of home ownership and how this family created their home with all these difficulties. The last sentence is a quote from Sumi: Sometimes I think it's just the matter of the color of your skin. You know, we breathe the same air and drink the same water. So I am glad we didn't sell the place. I'm glad I had some place to come back to. It's home. There's no other place.'
"This is the message to those who say you need to go back where you came from. This is home. I'm glad that American values have been recognized as coming in all colors. It validates the story of all immigrants, regardless of where you come from."


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32 states trail US as whole in job recovery
WASHINGTON (AP) — Five years after the Great Recession officially ended, most states still haven't regained all the jobs they lost, even though the nation as a whole has.
In May, the overall economy finally recovered all 9 million jobs that vanished in the worst downturn since the 1930s. Another month of solid hiring is expected in the U.S. jobs report for June that will be released today.
Yet, 32 states still have fewer jobs than when the recession began in December 2007 — evidence of the unevenness and persistently slow pace of the recovery.
Even though economists declared the recession finished in June 2009, Illinois is still down 184,000 jobs from pre-recession levels. New Jersey is down 147,000. Both states were hurt by layoffs at factories. Florida is down 170,000 in the aftermath of its real estate market collapse.
The sluggish job market could weigh on voters in some key states when they go to the polls this fall. A Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday found voters named the economy by far the biggest problem facing the United States.
The states where hiring lags the most tend to be those that were hit most painfully by the recession: They lost so many jobs they've struggled to replace them all.
Nevada, which suffered a spectacular real estate bust and four years of double-digit unemployment — has fared worst. It has 6 percent fewer jobs than it did in December 2007. Arizona, also slammed by the housing collapse, is 5 percent short.
By contrast, an energy boom has lifted several states to the top of job creation rankings.
"North Dakota is the No. 1 example," says Dan White, senior economist at Moody's Analytics. "It's like its own little gold rush."
North Dakota has added 100,000 jobs since December 2007 — a stunning 28 percent increase, by far the nation's highest. The state has benefited from technology that allows energy companies to extract oil from shale, sedimentary rock formed by the compression of clay and silt.
Not surprisingly, the capital of North Dakota, Bismarck, has the lowest unemployment rate of any American city: 2.2 percent as of May.
Mark and Valerie Luna and their eight children had been struggling in Arizona when they heard on television about North Dakota's prosperity and decided to move there in 2010.
"It was becoming like the Great Depression in Arizona," Valerie Luna said. "We were tired of seeing our friends lose their houses and their businesses."
Mark, 40, a laid-off electrician, and Valerie, 37, a corrections officer, immediately found work in North Dakota. He took a job as an electrician, she at an insurance company.
But Mark always had a dream of opening a Mexican restaurant, and Bismarck was ripe for one. Los Lunas Authentic Mexican Food opened last year.
On Wednesday, Mark Luna was busy in the kitchen and had no time for talking. Orders for his homemade tamales, chimichangas, enchiladas were stacking up.
"Business," he said, "is good. Real good."
Another state benefiting from the energy boom is Texas, which has added more than 1 million jobs since December 2007, an increase of nearly 10 percent. For comparison, the nation as a whole has added only a net 113,000 jobs over that period.
Jobs in Washington D.C., where lobbying is an all but recession-proof occupation, are up 49,000, or 7 percent. The gain was led by a 10 percent increase in hiring by private employers.
Wall Street's recovery from the financial crisis has helped New York gain 237,000 jobs since the recession ended, an increase of nearly 3 percent.
Moody's White says many states are struggling because the recession wiped out solid middle-class jobs — in manufacturing and construction — that haven't returned. He says it will take a stronger housing recovery to put significantly more people back to work building houses, installing wiring and plumbing and selling furniture and appliances to new owners of homes.
Housing has rebounded somewhat since bottoming a couple of years ago. But the industry's recovery has slowed. Home construction is running at barely half the pace of the early and mid-2000s. And the United States has lost nearly 1.5 million construction workers since the end of 2007 — a 20 percent plunge. Nevada has lost half its construction workforce.
Factories have added 105,000 jobs over the past year, but manufacturing payrolls remain down 1.6 million, or 12 percent, since the start of the recession. Manufacturing jobs in Michigan hit bottom in June 2009. But the state still has 45,000, or 7 percent, fewer factory workers than it did in December 2007.
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Casey Stoner lapped fast enough for pole position as he completed a perfect sweep of the pre-race track sessions for his final home Australian MotoGP appearance.
The soon-to-retire Repsol Honda star has been the only rider to break the 1m 30s mark this weekend, which he again dipped into on his fourth lap of the warm-up, held in warmer conditions than yesterday morning.
That 1m 29.888s was just 0.265s behind his pole time, but the session was not without incident for the Australian. Stoner ran off track after saving a big slide at the apex of MG and later ran a little wide at Honda hairpin, where he fell in qualifying.
But others had far bigger moments: Ducati's Valentino Rossi falling at the MG corner earlier in the 20-minute session, then kicking away debris in frustration, with wild-card Kris McLaren and Cardion AB Ducati's Karel Abraham also walking away from spills.
World championship leader Jorge Lorenzo, whose 2011 season ended when he lost the part of a finger during last year's warm-up, safely negotiated this year's session.
The Yamaha rider, who has qualified second on the grid, again separated the factory RCV riders after lapping 0.447s slower than Stoner and 0.294s ahead of title rival Dani Pedrosa.
Lorenzo's only problem appeared to be another stall after the session, while practicing a start.
Stoner, whose 2012 title hopes were ended by ankle injuries, will be chasing a sixth successive home win today, in his penultimate race before retirement.
Meanwhile Lorenzo, who holds a 23-point lead, will be crowned MotoGP champion for a second time if he can gain at least three points more than Pedrosa.
Marching his fourth position on the grid was Yamaha Tech 3's Cal Crutchlow, but half a second behind Pedrosa, with team-mate Andrea Dovizioso fifth and Honda LCR's Stefan Bradl sixth.
Alvaro Bautista was seventh for Honda Gresini, with Abraham the fastest Ducati in eighth, but over two-seconds from Stoner. Factory rider Nicky Hayden took ninth, just ahead of top CRT rider Randy de Puniet (Aspar), with Rossi left in twelfth place.
Like Stoner, Rossi has also taken five successive premier-class wins at Phillip Island, from 2001-2005.
Not helped by the fall, local rider McLaren, drafted into the Avintia Blusens squad in place of the injured Yonny Hernandez, missed his last chance to lap within the 107% time.
Lorenzo's team-mate Ben Spies is out for the rest of the season following shoulder surgery to repair damage sustained in last Sunday's Sepang fall.
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7. Alvaro Bautista
8. Karel Abraham
9. Nicky Hayden
10. Randy De Puniet
11. Aleix Espargaro
12. Valentino Rossi
13. Hector Barbera
14. Michele Pirro
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The prevalence of self-reported mental health disabilities increased in the U.S. among non-elderly adults during the last decade, according to a study by Ramin Mojtabai, MD, PhD, of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. At the same time, the study found the prevalence of disability attributed to other chronic conditions decreased, while the prevalence of significant mental distress remained unchanged. The findings will appear in the November edition of the American Journal of Public Health.
For the study, Mojtabai reviewed data from the U.S. National Health Interview Survey covering 312,364 adults ages 18 to 64 years. He found that the prevalence of self-reported mental health disability increased from 2.0 percent of the non-elderly adult population from 1997 to 1999 to 2.7 percent from 2007 to 2009. According to Mojtabai, the increase equates to nearly 2 million disabled adults. He also noted the increase in the prevalence of mental health disability was mainly among individuals with significant psychological distress who did not use mental health services in the past year. Findings showed that 3.2 percent of participants reported not receiving mental health care for financial reasons between 2007 and 2009, compared to 2.0 percent from 1997 to 1999.


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Splunk Inc., provider of the leading software platform for real-time Operational Intelligence, today announced that it will be holding an Investor and Analyst meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2015. The event will be held in conjunction with .conf2015: The 6th Annual Splunk Worldwide Users Conference at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
Godfrey Sullivan, Chairman and CEO, Splunk, will provide a company overview beginning at 9 am. PDT.
Dave Conte, chief financial officer, Splunk, will host a financial discussion beginning at 11 am. PDT.
Interested parties may access a live audio only webcast of both presentations at Splunks Investor Relations website. Shortly after the conclusion of the event, a replay of the audio webcast will be available on Splunks Investor Relations website.
Investors and financial analysts may direct questions about the event to Ken Tinsley, Splunk Corporate Treasurer and VP of Investor Relations at ir[.]splunk.com.
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Contact InformationBeaumont Nursing Home Inc
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Type of Entity: Domestic Profit Corporation
Entity Creation Date: Dec 30, 1959
Days in Business: 21084 days
Company Description
Beaumont Nursing Home Inc is located in Northbridge, Massachusetts and is listed as an active Domestic Profit Corporation. Beaumont Nursing Home Inc was started on Dec 30, 1959 which was 21084 days ago.
EmployeesDaniel Salmon: President
Daniel Salmon: Treasurer
Dorothy Salmon: Secretary
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text: Interscope [ Will.i.am Reveals Guests on '#willpower' Album, Teams With Eva Simons, Mick Jagger By Keith Murphy June 25, 2012 There's little need to hype up a will.i.am interview. He is what we call in this music journalism biz a quote monster. The outspoken leader of pop behemoth Black Eyed Peas is gearing up for the release of his fourth solo studio album, #willpower... Read More Category: Exclusive, Hip-Hop Tags: mick jagger, MickJagger, Nas, this is love eva simons, ThisIsLoveEvaSimons, will.i.am, will.i.am eva simons, will.i.am mick jagger, will.i.am this is love, will.i.am willpower album, Will.i.amEvaSimons, Will.i.amMickJagger, Will.i.amThisIsLove, Will.i.amWillpowerAlbum, WillIAm, willpoer album, WillpoerAlbum EMAIL SHARE TWEET Pin it! REDDIT Share on Tumblr!


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(VOVworld) – Inflation continues to be curbed, market prices are stable and government measures to remove difficulties for businesses are paying off. These results have provided momentum for further economic growth in the remaining months of this year.
According to the General Statistics Office, Vietnam's economic performance improved in the first half of this year. Measures set out by the government resolutions, including Resolution No2 on removing obstacles facing businesses, supporting the market, resolving bad debts, stimulating demands and reducing inventories, have helped in a stabilized macro-economy and sustainable development. In the first half of this year, the GDP stood at 4.9%, and the Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by only 2.4%, the smallest increase in the last 10 years. Nguyen Duc Thanh, Director of the Price Department of the General Statistics Office, told VOV: "The CPI in the first 2 months of this year increased remarkably but was stable and likely to decrease since March. The CPI in the first half of this year increased slightly. This positive sign shows that inflation control has gained results and that sectors and localities have strongly implemented the government measures".
Growth was reported in almost all economic sectors, including agriculture, forestry, aquaculture, industry, and service. Industrial production, particularly processing, maintained the recovering pace, and the service sector posted higher growth than in the same period last year. Exports continued to expand, reaching more than 62 billion USD in the first half of the year, up 16%. The Official Development Assistance (ODA) and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) were higher than last year. The government's goal of inflation control, macro-economic stabilization and reasonable growth has been achieved. But, according to Doctor Vo Tri Thanh, Deputy Head of the Central Institute for Economic Management, this is only preliminary result. Thanh says the Vietnamese economy needs more time to recover: "Vietnam cannot neglect macro-economic stabilization because macro-economic stabilization is a value of time and efforts to rebuild confidence in the market for both domestic and foreign investors. Whatever measure we take, it is necessary to connect macro-economic stabilization with inflation control, budget capacity, public debts, the stability of the financial and banking sectors, and Vietnam's balance of payments".
At the government's regular June meeting, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung urged localities to address major economic problems such as low growth rates in some sectors and low purchasing power. The government pledged more incentives to support the market and businesses. Vietnam is gearing up to achieve a growth rate of 5.5% for all of 2013.
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Emmaus Farmers' Market merchants and visitors can celebrate the longest day of the year from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sunday, June 23, during the regular market time, according to Daniel Paashaus, Emmaus Farmers' Market manager.
Face painting, a cooking demonstration, and live music will be part of the market's regular activities, Paashaus said.
The Emmaus Farmers' Market is open Sundays weekly from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine, on the parking lot of the National Penn Bank, 235 Main St., Emmaus.
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THERE are two things you're not meant to talk about at social gatherings:
religion and politics.
But what's the point in a good discussion without ruffling some feathers?
The more we talk about the things that make us uncomfortable the better - because it means they are out in the open and we're closer to building better-informed opinions.
Growing up in a home where no topic was off limits means I'll chat about anything.
For example I'll happily ask you how old you are, how much you earn and what you pay for your car/home/babies a month.
My nosiness is probably the reason I'm a journalist and a bit of a manager's nightmare. Apart from being a busybody it's about craving a debate.
Which brings me to the independence referendum. No-one could fail to notice that we're approaching September 18.
And thank goodness for that.
I've been watching with interest how the debate has unfolded since it was announced that Scotland would go to the polls to say Yes or No.
It started off like a half-baked idea. Like it wasn't really going to happen. Like it was going to be as interesting as a European election.
However, finally the anticipation is palpable and everyone is talking about it. It is clear people want to talk and have their say.
They have questions or opinions that they will share without hesitation.
The indyref could be the catalyst for making people care about politics again. It's about time because I'm sick of apathy.
As elections have come and gone I have felt embarrassed that so few people have voted.
How can you have a say if you don't vote? The reason I can moan about David Cameron every day is because I voted and I didn't want him.
It is said a lot but it never gets old: people died so we could vote. Even in the European elections.
But things are changing.
Now there are people who have never previously had an opinion on politics talking about how they will vote in the referendum.
Last week Channel 4 news visited Glasgow Art School. They were out and about asking drivers, walkers, mums, dads, sisters and pets to find out what they thought.
The debate shifted up a gear at the weekend when our sister paper the Sunday Herald came out in support of a Yes vote.
The response from their readership and beyond was impassioned and exciting.
This referendum is not jaded. Every vote counts.
Nowadays the question is not 'will you vote?' Instead it is 'how will you vote'?
Whatever Scotland chooses, I hope it leaves a legacy that means we will never take voting for granted again.


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Crazy dads strike in today's latest new pics post, including fresh new looks at the Gerard Butler-Jamie Foxx action thriller "Law Abiding Citizen" ("Get ready to root for the bad guy!" should be the film's motto) and the horror remake of "The Stepfather", which is unfortunately Rated PG-13, so don't expect any gore-filled kills, you horror nuts you. "Citizen" co-stars Leslie Bibb, Jamie Foxx, Josh Stewart, Regina Hall, Bruce McGill, Christian Stolte, Viola Davis, Colm Meaney, and Michael Kelly. "The Stepfather" is fronted by Penn Badgley, Amber Heard, Christopher Meloni, Sela Ward, Dylan Walsh, Jason Wiles, Jon Tenney, Sherry Stringfield, Skyler Samuels, and Braeden Lemasters.
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