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End 15th, Rays 6-5: This excruciatingly long game did not have the ending the Red Sox would have liked.
The Rays got their leadoff man on board as James Loney singled on a well-hit grounder to center field. Cole Figueroa came on to pinch run. Things only unraveled from there as Brandon Guyer laid down a perfect bunt in between Andrew Miller and Brock Holt to give the Rays first and second, nobody out.
Desmond Jennings hit a seemingly easy double-play ball back to Andrew Miller, but no one was covering the bag, and his throw sailed into center field.
Figueroa came around to score, and the Red Sox have now dropped nine in the row. This marks their longest losing streak since 2001.
Mid 15th, 5-5: The Red Sox couldn't get anything going in the top of the 15th.
Boston went down in order as we head to the bottom of the 15th.
End 14th, 5-5: Burke Badenhop got the first two outs of the inning before John Farrell handed the reins over to Andrew Miller to face Matt Joyce.
Miller struck out Joyce and we are headed to the 15th inning. Yes, that's correct, the 15th inning.
This is not a joke.
Mid 14th, 5-5: Stop me if you've heard this before, but the Red Sox went down in order.
Cesar Ramos walked Jonny Gomes to lead off the inning, but that was all he gave up in the top of the 14th.
A.J. Pierzynski and Grady Sizemore both popped out before David Ross grounded out.
Really, this game is not ending. Not ever.
End 13th, 5-5: Are you still with us? Because we are heading to the 14th inning.
Logan Forsythe doubled to right field before Burke Badenhop intentionally walked Yunel Escobar. But Badenhop got out of the jam by inducing an inning-ending double play.
Mid 13th, 5-5: Cesar Ramos replaced Brad Boxberger, who tossed two scoreless innings, and he kept the game knotted at 5-5.
Daniel Nava grounded out for the first out of the inning, but Ramos did not show off his defensive skills as he handled a comebacker by the next batter, Brock Holt. Ramos rushed his throw and sent it past first base, which sent Holt to second. It is the Red Sox's first baserunner at second since the first inning.
After Jonathan Herrera struck out looking, the Rays intentionally walked Dustin Pedroia. The move paid off because Mike Carp went down swinging.
End 12th, 5-5: Chris Capuano and Burke Badenhop combined for a scoreless 12th inning.
With the shift on, Matt Joyce got a little crafty and laid a bunt down the third-base line. But the even craftier Brock Holt was able to barehand the ball and fire it over to Mike Carp for the first out of the inning. What a play by the youngster.
Carp made a nice stretch (again) and a backhanded pick to bail out Jonathan Herrera for the second out of the inning.
John Farrell made a pitching change and brought in Burke Badenhop to face Brandon Guyer, who has been a handful today, but he sent a harmless fly ball to Daniel Nava in right field to end the inning.
Mid 12th, 5-5: I don't want to be overdramatic, but this game might never end.
Jonny Gomes gave a ball a ride, but it hung up just enough to be corralled near the warning track for the first out of the inning. A.J. Pierzynski took first base on a one-out walk, but the Sox couldn't move him around.
Brad Boxberger struck out Grady Sizemore and David Ross to end the inning.
We also have an update on Xander Bogaerts for you. Bogaerts has left the game because of a hamstring cramp, according to the team.
End 11th, 5-5: We are headed to the 12th inning, ladies and gentleman.
Xander Bogaerts appeared to have injured his hamstring in bottom of the 10th, and Johnathan Herrera has come on to replace him at shortstop. In addition, Chris Capuano has also entered the game.
Capuano struggled with his control early on, but he settled down as he got Ryan Hanigan to pop out to Grady Sizemore, who has slid over to center field.
Sean Rodriguez, pinch hitting for David DeJesus, stuck out and Evan Longoria grounded out to shortstop to end the inning.
Mid 11th, 5-5: Brad Boxberger sat down the Red Sox in order.
Xander Bogaerts struck out, Dustin Pedroia flied out to Matt Joyce and Mike Carp went down by way of the K, as well.
End 10th, 5-5: Koji Time was short-lived, with Edward Mujica entering the game in the bottom of the 10th.
After Brandon Guyer struck out, Desmond Jennings reached on an infield single that Brock Holt made a heck of a play on, but Jennings just beat out the throw. John Farrell came out to argue the call, but he opted not to challenge it.
Logan Forsythe popped out to right field for the second out of the inning, and Ross caught Jennings stealing to end the inning — or so it appeared. Farrell didn't pull the trigger on his challenge, but Joe Madden sure did, and it paid off. The call was overruled and Jennings remained at second.
It was all for naught, however, as Yunel Escobar grounded out to Mujica on the very next pitch.
11th inning, here we come!
Mid 10th, 5-5: Grant Balfour took over on the mound and got the job done.
David Ross popped out to center field for the first out of the inning, and David Ortiz, who pinch hit for Jackie Bradley Jr., received a roaring ovation from the Boston faithful before digging in. But the cheers didn't translate into a hit, as Big Papi hit a slow roller to the right side of the infield with the shift on.
Brock Holt got a hold of one, sending Desmond Jennings back to the wall, but the center fielder had just enough room to make the catch.
End 9th, 5-5: Koji Uehara entered the tied game in the bottom of the ninth. Desperate times call for desperate measures.
But Koji did what Koji does and he worked an easy 1-2-3 inning. Evan Longoria was called out on strikes, Matt Joyce flied out to left field and James Loney struck out to end the inning.
We are headed to bonus baseball here in Tampa Bay.
Mid 9th, 5-5: Jake McGee picked up where David Price left off.
Jonny Gomes, who was swinging for the fences, struck out to begin the inning. A.J. Pierzynski didn't fare any better against the left-hander as he grounded out, and Grady Sizemore struck out to end the inning.
The Rays won in walk-off fashion last night, but let's hope history doesn't repeat itself today.
End 8th, 5-5: Junichi Tazawa took over on the mound, and although it wasn't easy, he kept the Rays from crossing the plate.
After Desmond Jennings grounded out, Logan Forsythe poked one past a diving Xander Bogaerts for a base hit. Yunel Escobar flied out to Jonny Gomes for the second out of the inning, but the Rays extended the inning when Tazawa walked Wil Myers, who was pinch-hitting for Jose Molina.
The situation looked somewhat dire, but Tazawa got out of the inning, getting David DeJesus to strike out swinging.
Mid 8th, 5-5: Xander Bogaerts gave the Red Sox their first hit since the first inning, singling on a line drive to right field to lead off the top of the 8th inning, but that's all the offense the Red Sox could muster.
Dustin Pedroia was called out on strikes for the first out of the inning, and Mike Carp grounded into an inning-ending double play.
End 7th, 5-5: Craig Breslow buckled down in the seventh inning and kept this game deadlocked at 5-5.
Breslow entered the game for Jake Peavy, who went six innings and gave up five runs on eight hits while striking out five and walking just one batter.
Breslow hit David DeJesus to start the inning, and things got a little sketchy when Evan Longoria lined a single over the head of Dustin Pedroia.
But with men on first and second, Breslow got a huge out, striking out Matt Joyce. James Loney then flied out to left field and Breslow got out of the jam by striking out Brandon Guyer, who has done his fair share of damage today.
Mid 7th, 5-5: David Price is dealing and that's very bad news for the Red Sox.
The Red Sox, who are still hitless since the first inning, went down in order. David Ross struck out, Jackie Bradley Jr. flied out to center field and Brock Holt struck out looking to end the inning.
Price has now retired 14 in a row.
End 6th, 5-5: Well, that was a much more pleasant inning for Jake Peavy and Co.
Logan Forsythe grounded out to Xander Bogaerts for the first out of the inning, Yunel Escobar popped out to the right side of the infield and Jose Molina struck out looking.
There was some action in the 'pen, so that might be all we see from Mr. Peavy, who is right around the 100-pitch mark, today.
Mid 6th, 5-5: David Price only needed seven pitches in the sixth inning, and he has now retired 11 batters in a row.
Jonny Gomes popped out to James Loney in foul territory for out No. 1, A.J. Pierzynski grounded out to second base and Price retired Grady Sizemore to end the inning.
Remember how fun the first inning was? The Red Sox could use another one of those right about now.
End 5th, 5-5: The Rays have slowly but surely chipped away at the Red Sox's lead, and now we're looking at a tie ballgame.
Jose Molina struck out to give Jake Peavy his third strikeout of the day to start the inning, but the Rays wouldn't go quietly.
David DeJesus delivered a soft line drive to left field, and Evan Longoria singled to bring the tying run to the plate. Matt Joyce then gave the Rays their third single in a row, hitting a sharp line drive to center field to bring in DeJesus.
James Loney skied a routine fly ball to left field for the second out of the inning, but the next man up, Brandon Guyer, tied this game at 5-5. Guyer drilled a two-out double to left field that brought in two runs as the Sox were slow to get the ball in.
Peavy struck out Desmond Jennings to end the inning.
Mid 5th, Red Sox 5-2: David Price has settled in. The Red Sox haven't recorded a hit since David Ross' single in the first inning.
Xander Bogaerts grounded out to second base for out No. 1 of the inning, Dustin Pedroia went down swinging and Mike Carp wasn't happy about any pitches during his at-bat, but his comments fell on deaf ears.
Carp struck out to end the very quick inning for the Sox.
End 4th, Red Sox 5-2: The Rays got a run back here in the fourth inning.
After James Loney grounded out, the Rays made some noise.
Brandon Guyer roped a line drive over the head of Brock Holt, and he was thinking two right out of the box. Guyer slid into second second in plenty of time for the one-out double. Logan Forsythe then saw how fun it was to go over the head of Holt, and he thought he'd give it a drive. Forsythe, who drove in the Rays' first run, sent a chopper that went just off the tip of Holt's glove, and Guyer came around to give the Rays their second run of the day.
Yunel Escobar gave the ball a ride to deep left center, but Jackie Bradley Jr. made the grab on the warning track for the final out of the inning.
Mid 4th, Red Sox 5-1: It's a good thing the Red Sox had a big first inning, because they've been relatively quiet ever since.
David Ross lined out softly to Yunel Escobar for the first out of the inning, Jackie Bradley Jr. grounded out and Brock Holt flied out to right field to wrap up the 1-2-3 inning.
End 3rd, Red Sox 5-1: Jake Peavy is continuing to shut down the top of the Rays lineup.
For the second time today, David DeJesus went down by way of the K. Evan Longoria grounded out to Xander Bogaerts and Peavy then got some help from his buddy Brock Holt for the last out of the inning.
Matt Joyce hit a popup in foul territory, and Holt had to show off his athleticism to haul in the catch. After overrunning the ball, the young third baseman made a nice over the shoulder grab to put Joyce away.
Mid 3rd, Red Sox 5-1: After a rocky first inning, David Price is finding his groove.
Mike Carp grounded out to lead off the inning before Price walked Jonny Gomes. Price had walked only six batters all season over 69 1/3 innings, but he's already given up two free passes to the Sox today.
A.J. Pierzynski followed up with a chopper to shortstop, and Yunel Escobar only had time to get Gomes out at second. Price struck out Grady Sizemore to end the inning.
End 2nd, Red Sox 5-1: The Rays got on the board here in the second, but Jake Peavy worked his way out of a couple of jams to limit the damage.
James Loney sent a one-hop ground ball to Dustin Pedroia, which he handled easily for the first out of the inning.
But the Rays began to threaten when Brandon Guyer gave Tampa Bay its first baserunner of the game as he hit a sharp ground ball up the middle. Desmond Jennings then gave the Rays some first and third action, hitting a bloop single over the head of Dustin Pedroia, and Logan Forsythe did his job, bringing in Guyer on a sac fly to right field.
One run was all the Rays would get, however, with Peavy buckling down and getting Jose Molina to fly out softly to right field to end the inning.
Mid 2nd, Red Sox 5-0: David Price looked much more David Price-esque in the second inning.
The Rays ace settled down as he recorded his first strike out of the day, getting Brock Holt to go down looking. Xander Bogaerts flied out to center field, and Dustin Pedroia grounded out to Evan Longoria to end the inning.
End 1st, Red Sox 5-0: Jake Peavy enjoyed a nice 1-2-3 inning to start off the ballgame.
David DeJesus struck out, Evan Longoria grounded out to Xander Bogaerts and Matt Joyce grounded out to Dustin Pedroia to end the inning.
Mid 1st, Red Sox 5-0: The Red Sox bats have life!
Brock Holt extended his hitting streak to five games as he dropped a blooper into right field for a leadoff base hit. Xander Bogaerts then roped a ground ball down the third base line, and Evan Longoria's throw to second was off the mark. Price walked Dustin Pedroia to load the bases with no one out.
Mike Carp — in his first time facing Price in his career — put up a battle before getting drilled in the arm to bring in Holt. But, hey, the Red Sox will take runs any way they can get them these days.
Jonny Gomes' sacrifice fly brought in Bogaerts, but it was A.J. Pierzynski who really did some damage in the first. The Red Sox catcher crushed his fourth home run of the season, this one of the three-run variety, to help Boston take a 5-0 lead.
Grady Sizemore grounded out, and Jackie Bradley Jr. popped out to end the inning.
4:10 p.m.: David Price delivers a first-pitch strike, and we are underway at the Trop.
3:00 p.m.: The Red Sox will play the second game of their three-game series against the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday afternoon as Boston looks to end its eight-game losing streak.
Earning a win won't be easy against Rays ace David Price, who's among the best starting pitchers in baseball. Price's last start was a loss to the Los Angeles Angels in which he gave up five earned runs and 11 hits in 6 and 2/3 innings pitched. He has not faced the Red Sox this season, and went 2-2 against the defending World Series champions last season.
Boston will send Jake Peavy to the mound for his 10th start of the season. Red Sox manager John Farrell shouldn't have to go to his bullpen too early Saturday because Peavy has pitched six or more innings in seven of his nine starts. With that said, he's given up 11 earned runs in his last two starts combined.
As for the Boston lineup, David Ortiz and Mike Napoli will both get a day off. A.J. Pierzynski will take Ortiz's spot at designated hitter, which allows David Ross to catch Peavy. Mike Carp will play first base in place of Napoli.
First pitch from Tropicana Field is scheduled for 4:10 p.m. ET. Check back to this blog for play-by-play, analysis and score updates.
Here are the lineups for both teams:
Boston Red Sox (20-27)
Brock Holt, 3B
Xander Bogaerts, SS
Dustin Pedroia, 2B
Mike Carp, 1B
Jonny Gomes, RF
A.J. Pierzynski, DH
Grady Sizemore, LF
David Ross, C
Jackie Bradley Jr., CF
Jake Peavy, RHP (1-2, 4.33 ERA)
Tampa Bay Rays (21-28)
David DeJesus, DH
Evan Longoria, 3B
Matt Joyce, LF
James Loney, 1B
Brandon Guyer, LF
Desmond Jennings, CF
Logan Forsythe, 2B
Yunel Escobar, SS
Jose Molina, C
David Price, LHP (4-4, 4.28)
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With the loss of sea ice, the Arctic Ocean is becoming an increasingly industrialized — and noisy — space. For beluga whales (Delphinapterus leucas), which rely on sounds to find food and navigate dark waters, more background noise could limit their range of hearing.
Before they can determine these impacts, scientists needed to know more about what belugas can hear. Previous studies had small sample sizes and none of them examined belugas in the wild. So, a team led by Aran Mooney from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution gave hearing tests to seven healthy, wild belugas in Bristol Bay, Alaska.
The whales were captured and released during a separate health assessment project over the course of two weeks during the summer of 2012. Scientists and locals used small boats to spot and guide belugas into shallow water, where they placed a belly band stretcher with flipper holes underneath the whales. Then the researchers used suction cups to attach a small speaker to the lower jaw — a region of acoustic sensitivity — and placed electrode sensors just behind the blowhole and on their backs.
A hearing test for whales is a lot like a hearing test for humans: play a sound, then measure the response. The team tested beluga hearing by playing 20-millisecond tone bursts with a 30 millisecond break in between, and then they measured the whale's neurophysiological responses. They found that all the belugas can hear pretty well. The final tally: They all heard sounds from the 45 to 80 kHz range up to 128 kHz, with surprisingly little variation in their hearing ability and sensitivity. In addition to audiograms, researchers also obtained baseline health information with ultrasounds and saliva, mucous, and blubber samples.
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Bruce is a Project Manager with GDS Associates, a multi service engineering and consulting firm, and is based in GDS' northeastern office located in Manchester, New Hampshire. Bruce manages the residential energy efficiency services division providing home energy ratings for most of the utility sponsored programs in New Hampshire and Massachusetts and for non-utility sponsored ENERGY STAR Home certification, Federal Energy Tax Credit certifications, energy auditing and assessments throughout New England. He has been with the firm since 2000 and has over twenty years of experience in construction and real estate planning and development. Specific experiences include landscape construction, new home construction, city/town planning, environmental compliance, finance structuring for multi-family affordable housing projects, and since joining GDS, residential and commercial energy efficiency consultation. Bruce is a past-president of the NH Residential Energy Performance Association. He is a member of the National Association of Home Builders, Home Builders and Remodeler's Association of New Hampshire, and the Builders Association of Greater Boston. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design and a Master's Degree in Regional Planning from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
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Mark is a Technical Trainer and Quality Assurance Manager for Conservation Services Group, Inc. (CSG, www.csgrp.com ), a LEED Certified Professional and Environments for Living Professional, a RESNET-Certified Home Energy Rater/Trainer, QA Designee for RESNET (www.resnet.us), and a BPI Building Analyst/Envelope Trainer and Certified Proctor (www.bpi.org). He holds a degree in Civil Engineering from Roger Williams University in Bristol, RI. In the twenty one years that he has worked for CSG, Mark has held various positions including Electric Heat Auditor and Certified Home Energy Rater for the new construction division. He has certified thousands of Energy Star Homes and managed a ground source heat pump new construction program for four years. During this time period, he also built up a small clientele of consulting customers. This work focused mainly on comfort and bill issues for existing homes and HVAC design based on ACCA Manuals J, S, D, & T. He currently serves as CSG's Quality Assurance Manager and one of the leading trainers for the company.
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Empirical methods for determining a reserve price in conservation auctions
Conservation auctions are increasingly being used to procure public environmental goods on private land. In the absence of demand-side price information, the majority of conservation auctions in Australia have been designed without a reserve price. In these instances bids have been accepted in order of cost-effectiveness until the budget constraint binds. It is widely recognised that in situations where auctions are run repeatedly a reserve price strategy could allow for a more efficient allocation of funds across multiple rounds, both spatially and temporally. This paper provides a brief overview of methods for determining a reserve price for application in conservation auctions. It is concluded that information deficiencies and the high transaction costs involved in the application of these methods to conservation auctions often render them unsuitable for application to real-world auctions. This paper presents an empirical approach to determining a reserve price using data obtained during an auction - the supply curve. The approach stems from the C4.5 algorithm, developed in the field of data mining to construct decision trees from training data using the concept of information entropy. The algorithm establishes a reserve price by determining the cut-off price that results in the "best fit" of two normal distributions to the frequency distribution of bid-price per unit environmental benefit. Empirical data from conservation auctions in Victoria is used to demonstrate the algorithm and compare auction results obtained using the algorithm and traditional "budget" methods. The paper presents a discussion on the situations where the algorithm could be appropriately used, and advantages and limitations of the approach are identified. The paper concludes that the use of the algorithm can result in efficiency gains over the traditional budget method in situations where alternative reserve price strategies are impractical.
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UND FOOTBALL: Schweigert takes over North Dakota football
It's been 10 years since Bubba Schweigert has been associated with UND football.
But at his introductory news conference Friday announcing him as North Dakota's 26th head football coach, one thing remains clear: Schweigert still has an unwavering passion for UND's football program -- one that holds a special meaning to the small-town kid from Zeeland, N.D.
"In reality, I'm just a small-town North Dakota guy and a carpenter's kid," said Schweigert. "That's it. If this changes me, kick me in the behind because I've always worked hard at being just that."
As a kid, Schweigert dreamed of playing for UND, where his older brother, Lowell, was a quarterback.
"But I couldn't run fast enough to play here," said Schweigert.
Now, however, Schweigert is on the run as his task in the upcoming weeks will be to hire a staff, meet with returning players and hit the recruiting trail in hopes of taking UND to the upper level of the Big Sky Conference.
"We're moving forward," said Schweigert. "We're not looking back."
Schweigert displayed a range of emotions at his packed introductory news conference at the Alerus Center.
There were tears, laughs and a major dose of humility from UND's new coach who spent nearly 30 minutes thanking his family and former coaches who helped shape him into the coach he is today.
Growing up in Zeeland, Schweigert said he gained a valuable outlook on life and coaching. He said his parents taught him three valuable lessons, which serve as the foundation of his coaching.
"One, it's better to do what is right than do what is popular," he said. "I do that when I run a team or run a defense. Sometimes, that's real hard to do. But that's a principle I carry with me.
"Two, the team is the most important. All decisions you make are for the good of the team. When my mom and dad took a look at things, they said, 'we can't do what's best for (brothers) Lowell, Keith, Mahlon, Kent, Bubba or Shannon. We have to do what's best for the team.
"Three, and this is really important. I was taught that when you go to school, the custodian is every bit important as the superintendent. And you treat them both with respect. Somebody is going to be the superintendent; somebody is going to be the custodian. The only similarity between their jobs is that they had better do it to the best of their ability. That's the way you have to run a team."
Schweigert spent 15 years as a UND assistant before moving on to Minnesota-Duluth and Southern Illinois, where he has spent the past six seasons as Dale Lennon's top assistant. But Schweigert's football philosophy hasn't changed much since he left UND.
Schweigert remains defensive-minded as he was known for his well-disguised blitz packages during his time as UND's defensive coordinator.
His coaching resume from his years at the University of Jamestown, UND, Duluth and Southern Illinois has been built on defense.
"At halftime, you want two people miserable," said Schweigert. "One is the quarterback from the opposing team. The other is that quarterback's mother. If she's not feeling too good about her son, you're in pretty good shape.
"And offensively, you have to be in that same mode. You have to attack. And you have to be able to run the football."
Schweigert said he hopes to have his coordinators in place within a week.
And he'll be able to offer more money to his assistants.
UND athletic director Brian Faison said the salary pool for the program's assistant coaches has been raised from $370,000 to $450,000.
"That puts us in the top five teams in the Big Sky, if not the top four, for the assistants' pool," said Faison. "That was critical in this (hiring) process."
Schweigert said he knows what he wants from his staff.
"They'd better have a work ethic and they'd better think this is a great place to coach," he said.
Once the staff is in place, recruiting will hit high gear. There is no question that UND is behind other schools in the region and Big Sky because of the late start Schweigert and his staff faces.
"But we're going to battle for players in the region, North Dakota, Minnesota and the Midwest," he said. "I really do believe that the heart and soul from our team needs to come from the Midwest.
"But do we have to recruit nationally as a Division I program? Yes we do.
"We have a great university to sell. We'll have a good staff. We have a great playing facility; we have a lot of things on the docket on campus and other things on the horizon."
Before the news conference, Schweigert said it's been a whirlwind week for him and his family.
"I'm running on fumes," he said.
However, he said there is no time to rest.
"We have to get to work," he said.
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FRIDAY, April 1 (HealthDay News) -- Women with Turner syndrome (TS) have lower maximal aerobic capacity and lower exercise tolerance than controls, according to a study published in the April 1 issue of The American Journal of Cardiology.
Giancarlo Tancredi, M.D., from the University of Rome, and colleagues evaluated the cardiac parameters of 50 young women (mean age, 21.3±8.5 years) with TS compared to 56 age-matched healthy control women. Cardiopulmonary exercise testing, lung function tests, and echocardiographic study were performed on both the test and control groups to measure maximal aerobic capacity and cardiac function.
The investigators found that maximal oxygen uptake was significantly reduced in patients with TS compared to the controls. The forced expiratory volume in one second was greater in patients than controls. Patients with TS have a smaller left ventricle compared to controls, but the mass index is significantly greater. Tissue Doppler imaging indicated subclinical systolic and diastolic dysfunction in the left ventricle in patients with TS.
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You know, sometimes I think the only person who talks about Slime City more than I do is Greg Lamberson himself. If that's the case, well, he's earned it. Slime City is his domain, and he has every right to be proud of his slime-spewing cinematic "children." I'm just a weirdo fanboy nerd lucky enough to live in the same city as Greg.
Now, I posted last week about the upcoming SLIME CITY & SLIME CITY MASSACRE Double Feature Benefit, to benefit Benjamin Heppel, a local boy with Leukemia. I mentioned that not only would 100% of the ticket revenue go to Benjamin's medical bills, but that there would be a raffle as well, with tickets costing $2.00 apiece, and the revenue from raffle tickets will also go to Benjamin.
Well, Greg has posted a list — possibly still a partial list — of what's been donated for the raffle so far. And let me tell you, it's spectacular.
1. Limited Edition Debbie Rochon Floating Tub Face Replica from SCM (I have one of these, and it's amazing)
Anthony Izzo, Author
1. The Dark Ones novel signed by Anthony Izzo
Benjamin Kane Ethridge, Author
1. Black & Orange novel signed by Benjamin Kane Ethridge
Brett Kelly, Filmmaker
1. The Feral Man DVD signed by Brett Kelly (2)
Brooke Lewis, Actress
1. Scars Magazine signed by Brooke Lewis (2)
2. 5 Color Photos signed by Brooke Lewis
Debbie Rochon, Actress
1. Colour from the Dark DVD signed by Debbie Rochon
2. Dead & Rotting DVD signed by Debbie Rochon
Fangoria Magazine
1. 10 Mint Condition back issues of Fangoria Magazine: 244, 248, 250, 252, 254, 265, 266, 286, 289, 292
Gabrielle Faust, Author
1. Regret novella signed by Gabrielle Faust
James Felix McKenney, Filmmaker
1. The Off Season DVD signed by James Felix McKenny
2. Automatons DVD signed by James Felx McKenny
3. Burning Inside DVD (2)
4. Monster Pants Productions T-Shirts, Collectors' Cards, Buttons, Magnets
Jason Liquori, Filmmaker/Publisher
1. 3-D CD-ROM of Cult Goddess Magazine featuring the Women of Slime City Massacre, with 3-D Glasses! (100, to be distributed to the first 100 people through the door)
2. Alien Vengeance color still signed by Debbie Rochon
3. Hocus Focus Productions T-Shirt (7)
Jeff Jacobson, Author
1. Foodchain hardcover signed by Jeff Jacobson
2. Wormfood TPB signed by Jeff Jacobson
Joe McKinney, Author
1. Flesh Eaters paperback (2)
Medallion Press
1. Blaze of Lightning Roar of Thunder by Helen A Rosburg
2. A Calculated Demise by Robert Spiller (3)
3. Disconnecxion by Erin Samiloglu (4)
4. Gossamer Hall by Erin Samiloglu (3)
5. Guns by Phil Bowie
6. Hallowed Ground by Lori G Armstrong
7. In Darkness it Dwells by Joseph Laudati (2)
8. In Deepest Consequences by Scott Kauffman (2)
9. Institutional Memory by Gary Frank
10. Killrs by Phil Bowie (2)
11. Lake of Fire by Linda Jacobs
12. The Lucifer Messiah by Frank Cavallo (5)
13. The Road Warriors: Danger, Death, and the Rush of Wrestling by Joe "Animal" Laurinaitis (2) *NEW hardcover*
14. Shallow Grave by Lori G Armstrong (2)
15. Something Bad by Ricard Satterlie (4)
16. Street of Death by Mary Ann Mitchell (4)
17. Summer of Fire by Linda Jacobs (2)
18. The Witch by Mary Ann Mitchell (3)
Michael Louis Calvillo, Author
1. Bleed for You Limited Edition Novella signed by Michael Louis Calvillo
2. Blood & Gristle collection signed by Michael Louis Calvillo
3. I Will Rise novel signed by Michael Louis Calvillo
POP Cinema
1. Interplanetary DVD
2. Psycho Holocaust DVD by Kristopher Rufty
3. Red River DVD featuring Jackey Hall
4. Sculpture DVD starring Raine Brown and Misty Mundae
5. Shock-O-Rama Horror Collection DVD signed by Brett Piper (4)
6. Two Classic Tales of Terror by Edgar Allen Poe: The Tell-Tale Heart and The Oval Portrait
Rocky Wood, Author/Editor
1. Deep into that Darkness Peering Limited Edition by Tom Piccirilli, signed by Tom Piccirilli, Poppy Z. Brite, Richard Laymon, Chad Savage and Ken Abner
Roy Frumkes, Filmmaker
1. Street Trash DVD signed by Roy Frumkes
Sean Michael Argo, Filmmaker
1. Voodoo Cowboys DVD starring Debbie Rochon (2)
2. Fable: Teeth of Beasts DVD starring Melantha Blackthorne (4)
T.J. May, Comic Book Creator
1. Latching Lucifer's Lunch signed by The Brothers May
2. Ill Conceived signed by The Brothers May, and Shelton Bryant (Limited Signed Edition First Printing)
3. A Day in the Psychosis of David Price signed by The Brother May (Limited Edition)
Wild East Production (Eric Mache)
Five Limited Edition DVD's
1. Spaghetti Western Double Feature: Arizona Colt and Arizona Colt Hired Gun
2. Spaghetti Western Double Feature: Dead Men Don't Count and Kill and Pray
3. Spaghetti Western Double Feature: Hands Up Dean Man! You're Under Arrest and Revenge of the Resurrected
4. Claudia Cardinale Double Feature: I am the Law and Mafia
5. It Can Be Done…Amigo
Jeff Strand, Author
The Haunted Forest Tour, Limited Edition signed & numbered hardcover, co-written by James A. Moore
Pressure, novel, signed by the author
Dweller, novel, signed by the author
John Maclay, Author, Editor & Publisher
Voices From The Night, Limited Edition hardcover in a gold slipcase; a short story collection signed by John Maclay, Richard Christian Matheson, Jack Ketchum, William F. Nolan, Mort Castle, Ed Gorman, Rick Hautala, Rex Miller, Jerry Sohl, Robert Weinberg, Katherine Ramsland, Thomas Monteleone, J.N. Williamson, Elizabeth Massie, Richard Chizmar, Amy Stout, and MORE! (According to Greg, he can't quite make out every last signature.)
John Maclay was the executive producer of SLIME CITY MASSACRE and Richard Chizmar was an associate producer.
And this isn't even everything that's been pledged — this is just what Greg's reported so far. Doesn't this make you want to rush up to Buffalo? Maybe partake in some of our delicious wings before the event?
I understand that not everyone out there can make it to Buffalo for their Slime-fix. For you, Greg has a number of other events going on across the country, ensuring that everyone gets a taste of Himalayan Yogurt and Zachary's Elixir.
First up, on Friday, May 13th, 2011 there will be a DVD launch signing party at Forbidden Planet in New York City, which will run from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM. Greg will be signing, along with Debbie Rochon, Lloyd Kaufman, Mary Huner-Boyle (who starred in both SLIME CITY and SLIME CITY MASSACRE), and a number of other cast and crew members from both films. I'm kind of sorry to be missing this, to be honest, though outside the American Museum of Natural History, New York City on the whole terrifies me. I'm not a big city kind of guy.
Now, if that doesn't have you salivating yet, hold on to your pants because Greg's not done yet.
The Bronx Week Film Festival runs from May 16th to May 19th at the Bruckner Bar and Grill, 1 Bruckner Boulevard in Port Morris. SLIME CITY MASSACRE will be screening during the festival. Portions of the original SLIME CITY were filmed in the Bronx, where SLIME producer Marc J. Makowski has been a lifelong resident.
Maybe you're saying, "Well, that's three events in New York State. What's this "cross-country" business Bill mentioned?"
June 4th, 2:00 – 4:00 PM at Dark Delicacies in Burbank, California, Robert Sabin (who played the antihero of SLIME CITY and villainous Zachary Devon in flashbacks in SLIME CITY MASSACRE) and Scream Queen Brooke Lewis (who appeared in SLIME CITY MASSACRE, as well as co-producing) will be signing DVDs of SLIME CITY MASSACRE.
I really wish I had the funds and time to hit up all these events.
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More Than Words. Readings in Transport, Communication and the History of Postal Communication
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More Than Words features the work of more than twenty scholars from Canada and abroad on topics related to postal communications. Drawing on recent trends in social and cultural history, the authors address the history and importance of the post from such perspectives as infrastructure, technology, nation-building and interpersonal communications. Demonstrating the power of the written word, these new essays examine the post's essential role in building contacts, exchanging emotions, and forging a culture of communication — in which much more than words are exchanged.
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Twentieth Century Fox Launches "Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked" Apparel Exclusively at WalmartFox Consumer Products Launches Exclusive Apparel Line in Conjunction With Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment and Bagdasarian Productions Coinciding With the Home Entertainment Launch of the Blockbuster Movie Franchise (March 27, 2012)
LOS ANGELES, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 03/27/12 -- ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS is one of the most successful franchise properties in the world, generating more than $1 billion at the box office and selling over 35 million DVD and Blu-ray units worldwide . To coincide with the Blu-ray and DVD release of Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked in Walmart stores beginning on Tuesday, March 27, Fox Consumer Products and Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, in conjunction with Bagdasarian Productions, will launch an exclusive multi-category program. Fox Consumer Products will debut an exclusive spring boy's and girl's apparel line featured at Walmart stores nationwide.
Fox Consumer Products' all-new ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS spring children's apparel line is part of an exclusive boys and girls collection. The spring collection consists of apparel from leading licensees, including: Bioworld (Boy's T-Shirts), Awake, Inc. (Girl's T-Shirts), SG Intimates (Boy's and Girl's Pajamas), Isaac Morris (Boy's Swimwear and Girl's T-Shirts), H.I.S International (Girl's Sportswear and Swimwear) and Berkshire Fashions (Boy's Hosiery and Headwear).
Beginning on Tuesday, 3000 Walmart stores nationwide will receive a cross merchandise display featuring Blu-ray and DVDs of the latest movie in the franchise, Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked, as well as boys and girls t-shirts. Ten high-profile Walmart locations will receive an oversized dynamic wave display containing a special backdrop allowing families to take photos they can send virally to their friends and loved ones. Visit one of the following locations for this experience: Chino, CA, Pico Rivera, CA, Honolulu, HI, Ammon, ID, Springville, UT, Vernal, UT, Killeen, TX, Rogers, AR, Fort Walton Beach, FL and Clinton, MD.
The campaign will be supported online with a special boutique page -- www.walmart.com/Alvin -- and on the brand's current Facebook page, which boasts more than 2.5 million "likes."
Jeffrey Godsick, President of Fox Consumer Products, said, "An exclusive apparel line at Walmart is a true testament to the popularity and success of the blockbuster franchise. This all-new spring line is reflective of the franchise's continued momentum. Consumers can now find ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS product on shelves year-round."
All licensing agreements and future product introductions are made possible through collaboration between Fox Consumer Products and Ross Bagdasarian, Jr. -- son of the ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS creator -- and his wife and partner, Janice Karman, who are the creative team behind The Chipmunks.
About Bagdasarian Productions
A leading producer of high quality, family-oriented programming, Bagdasarian Productions, helmed by Ross Bagdasarian and Janice Karman, is best known for its creation and oversight of Alvin and The Chipmunks, The Chipettes, and other related characters. Originally created in 1958, The Chipmunks are presently one of the biggest family franchises with a multi-generational, international following.
About Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products
A recognized industry leader, Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products licenses and markets properties worldwide on behalf of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, Twentieth Television and Fox Broadcasting Company, as well as third-party lines. The division is aligned with Twentieth Century Fox Television, one of the top suppliers of primetime entertainment programming to the broadcast networks.
About Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
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Carmelo Anthony
As a freshman at Syracuse University, Anthony led his Orangemen to an NCAA Championship in 2003. Following that successful run through the March tournament, he declared his intentions to enter the NBA draft and, after lots of media attention, was drafted third by the Denver Nuggets. Touted to elevate the basketball league to new heights, Anthony has delivered the goods so far, putting up All-Star-like numbers and helping his team become a playoff contender.
AppealWhen it comes to Carmelo's appeal, it all depends who you ask. Younger women will proclaim his good looks to all, while more mature women may balk at Anthony's young face and long cornrows. Anthony is still young, but with many successful seasons in the spotlight awaiting him, it is fairly certain he will grow into a very popular stud. And of course, money is always good-looking.
SuccessCarmelo Anthony hasn't had too many lows in his young career. As a freshman with the Syracuse Orangemen, he helped his team achieve a stellar 24-5 record and marched into the NCAA tournament in March 2003 on a roll. Entered as a No. 3 seed, Syracuse steamrolled the competition and, in the final against Kentucky, Anthony stepped up to lead the Orangemen to victory. He won the award for Most Valuable Player of the 2003 NCAA Final Four.
Viewed as one of the nation's best college players, Anthony decided to enter the 2003 draft, after only one year at Syracuse. This created a huge buzz about the draft, as high school sensation LeBron James had already declared his eligibility, as did several other stellar college athletes.
The Denver Nuggets committed to Anthony before the draft, and picked him third overall. With the unprecedented attention that James received, Anthony entered the NBA season with slightly less expectations.
In this role as an underdog, if you could call it that, Melo thrived, seeing personal as well as team success. Many critics agreed that he should have been picked for the 2004 All-Star game in Los Angeles in February. Anthony, however, was not fazed by the rebuff and put on an incredible display at the Rookie Game during the All-Star weekend festivities.
Many sponsors have banked on Anthony's success as well, as he has been paid handsomely for deals with Nike and Radio Shack. Still, despite all the early success, Anthony will have to produce on the court to prove he is the NBA's leading man. Looking at his performance so far, he won't disappoint.
Carmelo Anthony BiographyLife wasn't always looking up for Carmelo "Melo" Kyan Anthony. Born on April 29th, 1984, in Baltimore, Maryland, Anthony grew up in a ghetto that was routinely witness to murder, burglary and drug activity.
His mother kept him in line as best she could, teaching him the importance of an education. Fortunately, the message got through his head, and Anthony avoided trouble throughout his childhood.
6'8" carmelo anthony loved basketball
One activity that kept young Anthony honest was sports. He was a tall child who was gifted at both basketball and football. After his body adjusted to its 6'8" frame, Anthony was able to improve his basketball skills enough to go from Towson Catholic, near home, to Oak Hill Academy in Virginia, a high school that had an excellent sports program.
In his senior year at Oak Hill, Anthony realized that playing basketball could be more than just a hobby; it could be his career. Copying much of his play from NBA All-Star Tracy McGrady, he led the school to a 32-1 record and a No. 3 ranking in USA Today, and was invited to play on the McDonald's All-American Team. Magazines like Basketball America and Parade named Anthony the top high school player of the year and colleges quickly took notice.
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After thoughts of entering the NBA directly from high school were quelled by his mother, Anthony began entertaining college suitors in 2002. He met with Syracuse University coach Jim Boeheim and made an immediate connection with the legendary leader. Soon after, he committed to playing for the Orangemen, who had never won a national championship title.
Unranked in the preseason Associated Press poll, Syracuse had one of the youngest teams in the country. They lost their first regular season game and local media already began criticizing them.
With Anthony at starting small forward, however, things quickly changed. They steamrolled much of the competition and went into the NCAA Tournament as a No. 3 seed with a 24-5 record.
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When the championship run began in March, Melo was up for the challenge. He saved his best stuff for the tournament, leading his team to wins against Penn, Auburn, Oklahoma State, and Texas before facing Kentucky in the final.
In what would be his last game for Syracuse, Anthony had 20 points, 10 rebounds and 7 assists, and was the undisputed leader on the court, as the Orangemen squeaked out an NCAA Title win.
Having both the numbers and championship to back him up, Anthony was named the 2003 NCAA Final Four MVP and was voted Freshman of the Year.
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Melo delivered on his promise to bring success to Syracuse. After the thrill of the big win died down, he considered his options and decided that he would enter the NBA draft, which would take place in July 2003.
Though he had only played a year of college ball, his body and mind were ready for the pros. In one of the deepest and most talked about drafts in NBA history, Carmelo Anthony was picked third by the Denver Nuggets, just behind Darko Milicic and, of course, LeBron James.
Thanks to all the attention James received as the next savior of the NBA, Anthony had a decided advantage going into his 2003-2004 rookie season. There was less pressure on him to deliver and fewer cameras pointed at his face.
At the same time, he became a fan and media favorite. His charisma and magnetic personality made several sports writers predict he, and not James, would be the future of the NBA.
melo rejected for 2004 all-star game
So far, the verdict is still out. Anthony has produced fantastic numbers in the first half of the rookie season. The fact that he wasn't selected for the NBA All-Star Game in February 2004 was considered a travesty by many of the game's smartest people.
Still, Anthony is in a great position. Not even of legal drinking age, he has helped Denver contend for a playoff spot. His high-flying dunks and incredible stat lines show that he is a future Hall of Famer.
carmelo anthony signs with nike & radio shack
Of course, Anthony is also doing well on the business end of things. He signed on with Nike to be part of its Jordan apparel line. The deal, estimated at $20 million over six years, has garnered Anthony much press, thanks to the clever ad campaign.
Furthermore, he has joined Shaquille O'Neal as a spokesperson for Radio Shack.
Obviously, with his contracts and performance on the court, Melo is well-placed to take over the NBA.
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July 2010
• Tony Mack takes office as mayor. His campaign donors include convicted child molester Joseph "Jo-Jo" Giorgianni.
• The independent library board announces plans to close the city's four branch libraries.
August 2010
• Mack nominates friend Carleton Badger as housing director. Badger drops out after his past indictments for forgery and theft are reported. Acting business administrator Bill Guhl later says he quit after urging Mack not to nominate Badger.
• Mack administration calls in police and sheriff's officers to oust deputy clerk Cordelia Staton from City Hall.
• Mack's Berkeley Square home falls into foreclosure for at least the second time.
September 2010
• Municipal courthouse developer sues after Mack cancels the project, demanding $7 million in rent, plus damages.
• Records show Mack received a $20,000 mortgage loan from a Burlington County woman in April 2010 and deposited the same amount in his campaign account. The sum exceeds contribution limits; a state law prohibits the disguising of campaign contributions as loans.
October 2010
• Mack is criticized over delayed notifications after Trenton Water Works filtration plant temporarily shuts down, causing a water contamination scare.
November 2010
• About 72 city workers are laid off in response to the city's budget deficit.
• Municipal Judge Renee Sumners, a Mack friend and appointee, resigns over bounced checks and unpaid debts.
• Acting business administrator Andrew McCrosson, a Mack appointee, quits and pleads guilty to stealing from a congressional campaign.
January 2011
• Mack administration proposes selling city properties for $1 to a developer whose parent company contributed $6,000 to his campaign.
• The Department of Community Affairs rejects two of Mack's director nominees as unqualified.
• Mack half-brother Stanley Davis and two other water utility employees are indicted for doing side jobs with city equipment on city time. Guhl says Mack ordered an overtime policy change that benefited his brother. Davis eventually pleads guilty.
• Acting police director Ernie Williams quits after learning from the press that Mack intends to replace him.
• Mack arrives mid-way through a council meeting in his sweat pants, berating council members for "conniving" against him and accusing Council President George Muschal of spying on his staff.
• Campaign finance reports show that Cooper Levenson, a politically connected law firm Mack hired, donated $7,200 to Mack's campaign through the Partners for Progress PAC, violating the city's pay-to-play law, acting law director Marc McKithen said.
• Cooper Levenson agrees to terminate its city contract.
February 2011
• A laid-off park ranger supervisor sues, saying civil service rules were violated when he was replaced by a Mack political ally.
• Partners for Progress' treasurer says the FBI is interviewing the PAC's officers.
March 2011
• Under DCA pressure to improve his staff, Mack hires former county freeholder Paul Sigmund as chief of staff.
• Superior Court Judge Linda Feinberg lambastes Mack aide Anthony Roberts as "completely unqualified" to evaluate contract bids, rejecting the city's effort to cancel an information technology contract.
• Paul Sigmund is charged with speeding and driving without a valid license.
May 2011
• Sigmund is found wandering in a neighborhood near City Hall with heroin in his pocket and assaults an officer, police say. Police Director Joseph Juniak demands Sigmund be fired. Sigmund resigns.
• Records show park rangers hired under Mack, including political ally Robert Mendez, accumulated significant overtime. The DCA says it is "extraordinarily concerned with what appear to be doctored time sheets."
June 2011
• The Committee to Recall Tony Mack begins collecting signatures to force an early mayoral election.
• Law director Marc McKithen quits, reportedly after clashing with the Mack administration over public information requests.
• Mack's brother Ralphiel Mack is rehired as Trenton Central High's football coach, after an assault charge was dismissed.
August 2011
• Mack administration sends layoff notices to 149 employees, including more than 100 police officers, or about a third of the department.
• Judge Feinberg rules the administration violated open public records laws by not releasing financial records to two civic activists.
• Municipal court director Nathaniel Jones is found to be serving despite a past assault conviction and never receiving council approval. He goes on paid leave and is later shifted to the law department.
September 2011
• Just before the police layoffs, Mack unveils a $4,000 portrait wall in City Hall of himself and preceding mayors.
• Business administrator Eric Berry, the seventh person to serve in the position under Mack, quits after six months.
• Mack names Harold Hall acting public works director despite DCA criticism of his qualifications.
October 2011
• Acting housing director Carmen Melendez owes more than $50,000 in unpaid city and federal taxes and more than $90,000 on two business loans.
• Mack orders police drug and anti-crime units disbanded in favor of more foot patrols. Four council members rebuke Mack for his hiring missteps and policing plans, with two endorsing the recall effort.
• The Mercer County prosecutor intervenes and Mack compromises on policing, agreeing to preserve the specialized units.
• A judge orders the reinstatement of two Water Works employees who said they were demoted and then suspended for providing evidence in the criminal case against Mack's half-brother. The decision is later reversed.
• Mack appoints his fourth acting police director, removing Sgt. Chris Doyle, who opposed the foot-patrol policing plan.
• Mack threatens to reject $6 million in state aid accompanied by stronger state control of city hiring. He later agrees to an altered agreement.
• Laid-off recreation staffer Maria Richardson alleges Mack stole city tents and gave an aide a no-show job. She alleges Harold Hall hired unqualified friends and relatives and sought to bypass competitive bidding laws. Attorney George Dougherty says more such allegations of corruption and cronyism are coming.
• Records show that Hall split up bids for construction projects in a way that allowed the city to bypass public bidding requirements.
• Council questions a proposed bond measure to help pay for several projects, including improvements to the field at Trenton Central High, where Ralphiel Mack is the football coach. The city comptroller says Mack personally asked for the field funding, which a state finance board later bars.
November 2011
• The recall committee fails to collect enough signatures to force an early mayoral election.
• Former Mack aide Samara Lentz alleges she suffered discrimination at work and was fired when she filed a complaint.
January 2012
• Mack unsuccessfully asks council to hike his pay $28,000 to $154,000 and give raises to top city officials.
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February 2012
• Council suspends the salary budget for the mayor's office for four months, citing poor job performance.
• City Hall, the police and senior centers run out of toilet paper thanks to a dispute over bidding, drawing international attention.
• The DCA rejects Trenton's request for a permanent state aid increase, citing the city's lack of a "sound management structure."
March 2012
• Mack calls the council's budget approval "out of order" because of his staff's salary cuts, but the DCA says the budget is valid.
• Veteran housing department employee Henrietta Owusu sues, alleging she was denied promotion as punishment for reporting inappropriate actions by acting director Melendez.
April 2012
• Mack begins reopening shuttered library branches as "learning centers," bypassing the library board and state rules on libraries.
May 2012
• Local legislators propose a law change making it easier to recall mayors.
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June 2012
• Council rejects employment extensions for Hall, Melendez and acting health director Ruth Carter. Mack ignores the vote.
• Council scrutinizes recreation spending under Hall, who effectively runs the division, criticizing a $17,000 sign installed at Cadwalader Park without landmarks commission approval.
July 2012
• Mack takes direct control of recreation, removing the division from Hall's control.
FBI raids Mack's, Ralphiel Mack's, and campaign donor Joseph Giorgianni's homes.
Previous Tony Mack coverage:
• Trenton Mayor Tony Mack denies wrongdoing after FBI predawn raid at his home
• Trenton Mayor Tony Mack's house is searched by FBI agents
• Trenton Mayor Tony Mack says city officials, prosecutor's office is probing recreation department
• Former Trenton employee sues Mayor Tony Mack alleging corruption, cronyism in hiring
• Committee to recall Mayor Mack fails to collect 9,860 needed signatures to force special election
• Four Trenton council members express "no confidence" in Mayor Tony Mack


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Last updated: Jul 20, 2009
Swine Flu was back in the news last week with reports of so many cases spreading around the globe that the World Health Organization announced it's no longer going to keep count. Even more important was the news that a vaccine should be ready by fall, as government experts called for a super "fast track" approval process, with less safety and efficacy testing than usual.
The concern is that the H1N1 virus seems to travel most quickly and easily between children, and schools across the country reopen in late August. Health experts are concerned that a second wave of swine flu will sweep through the population as soon as kids are back in the classroom and in close contact with one another. But that leaves lots of questions. Here are some answers:
1. Who Should Get It: Experts predict that the first doses of the flu to become available are likely to be earmarked for babies and young children and pregnant women, as well as adults who are considered to be "at risk" for severe flu disease. This is somewhat vague, so talk to your doctor if anyone in the family:
"¢ has had pneumonia, bronchitis, or another infection from the flu
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Here are some questions members of the Caring.com community are asking about the swine flu vaccine:
2. When it will be available: At the moment, the earliest prediction is September. But these first doses will be carefully controlled; it will likely not become available to the general population until October or November.
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Waves Through Two Rounds at Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge
Pepperdine will finish up with the third round on Tuesday in Palos Verdes.
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Grace Na and Liv Cheng shot 2-over 73s to lead the Pepperdine women's golf team during the second round of the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge on Monday.
The Waves took a step back in the team race, as they're now tied for 13th place at 604 (301-303) with North Carolina. The third and final round is on Tuesday at the par-71 Palos Verdes Golf Club. Pepperdine will be paired with the Tar Heels, Oklahoma State and Ohio State in a shotgun start at 8 a.m.
Na (Alameda, Calif./Alameda HS), a senior who is a three-time All-American and three-time West Coast Conference Player of the Year, is in position for a good finish. She's tied for 13th place with a 3-over 145 (72-73). Na recorded three birdies during the second round.
Cheng (Auckland, New Zealand) moved up 15 spots on the leaderboard and into a tie for 41st place at 150 (77-73). She also had three birdies.
Junior Somin Lee (Denver, Colo./Overland HS), playing as an individual, is tied for 56th place at 153 (76-77). Sophomore Marissa Chow (Honollu, Hawaii/Iolani HS) is tied for 61st at 154 (76-78), freshman Alessandra Arza (Asuncion, Paraguay) is tied for 63rd at 155 (76-79) and junior Alina Ching (Honolulu, Hawaii/Punahou School) is tied for 79th at 159 (77-82). Chow had four birdies on Monday and Arza had three.
Team Scores: 1. USC 288-279=567; 2. UCLA 290-291=581; 3. Duke 290-294=584; 4. Baylor 286-299=585; 5. Arizona 292-294=586; 6. Washington 292-295=587; 7. Arizona State 300-294=594; T8. Wake Forest 295-301=596; T8. Oklahoma 292-304=596; 10. Florida 298-302=600; 11. Michigan State 304-298=602; 12. Texas 307-296=603; T13. Pepperdine 301-303=604; T13. North Carolina 302-302=604; 15. Oklahoma State 308-299=607; 16. Ohio State 303-308=609.
Individual Leaders: 1. Annie Park (USC) 67-67=134; 2. Kyung Kim (USC) 70-69=139; T3. Alexandra Kaul (Oklahoma) 71-69-140; T3. Sarah Schober (Florida) 72-68=140; 5. Hayley Davis (Baylor) 71-70=141.
Pepperdine Scores: T13. Grace Na 72-73=145; T41. Liv Cheng 77-73=150; T56. * Somin Lee 76-77=153; T61. Marissa Chow 76-78=154; T63. Alessandra Arza 76-79=155; T79. Alina Ching 77-82=159.
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(CBS/AP) BELLEFONTE, Pa. - A 25-year-old man whose 1998 encounter with Jerry Sandusky was investigated but resulted in no charges told jurors Thursday that the former Penn State assistant football coach "bear-hugged" him in a locker-room shower.
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Like all the other alleged victims who have testified in the trial, the witness, known as "Victim 6," says he met Sandusky through his charity, "The Second Mile."
He testified that Sandusky brought him to the PSU gym to work out and that the two practiced wrestling moves.
"I felt uncomfortable with it, but it was Jerry Sandusky so I didn't want to make him move," he testified.
Soon, he testified, Sandusky said it was time to shower. He said the former coach put soap on his back and shoulders after a workout then lifted him up chest-to-chest to rinse his hair.
"I was putting soap on my body and he said, 'Let me help you with your back where you cant reach,'" he testified. "At that point, it just was escalating the uncomfortableness but I was just trying to not make him feel that I was feeling a bit awkward about it."
He called the encounter "icky" and "awkward," but admitted that he maintained ties to Sandusky after the incident. He texted him on Father's Day, got tickets to PSU football games, borrowed his car, and even went on a "mission trip to Mexico."
The man said he blacked out at the time of the encounter, when he was 11 years old, and that his "perception changed thinking about it as an adult as opposed to an 11-year-old that was inappropriate what had happened."
"I feel violated," he told the court.
Penn State police investigated after the boy's mother became suspicious when he returned home with wet hair but authorities ultimately decided not to bring charges.
On cross-examination, the man testified that he could recall no further sexual contact with the coach.
After Victim 6 testified, the prosecution called Ronald Schreffler, a former detective for the PSU police department, to the stand. Schreffler testified that he took Victim 6's mother's complaint about the shower incident in 1998 and said that he had eavesdropped on two conversations between Sandusky and the boy's mother.
Schreffler said he heard Sandusky tell the mother, "I wish I could ask for forgiveness. I know I will not get it from you. I wish I were dead."
The trial is in its fourth day and jurors have heard from young men who claim Sandusky had inappropriate contact with them, sometimes at his State College home or in the showers of a Penn State campus locker room.
Sandusky has denied all charges against him involving 10 alleged victims.
Additional reporting by CBS News' Paula Reid in Bellefonte, Pa.
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SOUTHEND United manager Phil Brown is no longer attempting to bring Gavin Tomlin back to Roots Hall.
Brown had been keen on the striker returning from Roots Hall from Port Vale.
But the Shrimpers boss is now looking elsewhere with Tomlin now expected to join League One side Crawley Town.
"We had wanted to bring Gavin back in because he's a good player but after talking to his agent it became quite complicated," confirmed Brown.
"I understand he's quite close to signing for somebody else now and we're looking at other targets too."
Tomlin scored 16 goals in 42 games with Blues before joining the Valiants at the start of last season on a free transfer.
However, he started just 17 of their league games last term and scored a total of six goals in 28 appearances.