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ari moshe
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possible "walk in" question
Aug 13, 2012, 11:24 AM »
Hi Rad, I have a chart study of a friend who experienced what she feels is a "walk in". She does not feel that the soul that came in is separate from the one that originally incarnated - but that something that was not there before has in fact come in. And also that the original soul is still there.
It was naturally hard for her to reveal all the details w/out feeling embarrassed by it (afraid I'll think she is crazy). My sense is something of this nature did happen, and she reached out to me to gain some perspective. One of her questions was if she now has a new chart.
After talking to her, I do not feel that is the case. The original chart still seems to be operative. Yet there is a new self awareness, knowledge and embodiment that had not existed before.
I have her permission to post her chart and ask about this dynamic here. Before I do that, I want to ask you first if that's ok.
I am seeking a general understanding of this kind of dynamic - what actually happened and how to understand the nature of this soul.
Thank you, With love
Ari Moshe
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Re: possible "walk in" question
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Aug 13, 2012, 12:21 PM »
Quote from: ari moshe on Aug 13, 2012, 11:24 AM
Hi Rad, I have a chart study of a friend who experienced what she feels is a "walk in". She does not feel that the soul that came in is separate from the one that originally incarnated - but that something that was not there before has in fact come in. And also that the original soul is still there.
It was naturally hard for her to reveal all the details w/out feeling embarrassed by it (afraid I'll think she is crazy). My sense is something of this nature did happen, and she reached out to me to gain some perspective. One of her questions was if she now has a new chart.
After talking to her, I do not feel that is the case. The original chart still seems to be operative. Yet there is a new self awareness, knowledge and embodiment that had not existed before.
I have her permission to post her chart and ask about this dynamic here. Before I do that, I want to ask you first if that's ok.
I am seeking a general understanding of this kind of dynamic - what actually happened and how to understand the nature of this soul.
Thank you, With love
Ari Moshe
Hi Ari,
Go ahead and post the chart, and explain for others who are not familiar with 'walk-ins' what this is about. I should say, from my point of view, that this issue of 'walk-in's' is pretty darn bogus. And, if you can, have her give you the date in which she feels this happened: the transits.
God Bless, Rad
ari moshe
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Re: possible "walk in" question
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Aug 13, 2012, 06:01 PM »
Hi Rad, all,
Well I don't know much about walk ins other than the idea that some other soul or entity incarnates DURING a lifetime. I've only heard of such things and have no personal direct perception/experience of this stuff.
So this interaction with my friend is my first direct exposure to this. I have once read about such things in a book, however I am ever re-learning not to believe what I read - thus I tend not to read much anymore
She is first stage spiritual soul. White woman from nj - has done a lot of studying/apprenticeship with herbalism, lives with her consensus (first individuated cusp) mother and father (i dont know much about him). Mother experienced a lot of sexual trauma and mostly hasn't dealt with it. She is a deeply spiritual soul and has spent most of her life in hiding. She considers that she has not taken very good care of her own body and has not respected herself very much in the past.
Since the event that took place she is beginning to love herself in new ways and has totally shifted her relationship to her own self. It's clear that there is a general life intention around that for this soul with the virgo 4th house dynamic squaring the nodes. So she is now beginning to resolve this skipped step by way of learning actual self care and healing her relationship to her own being, in particular her nature as a woman. All this stuff I see being addressed now which is really a big ea intention for this life as there simply has been a hell of a lot of humiliation in the past.
Her best estimate of when the event took place was july 21 2012 12:05 pm, east chatham ny.
Event: She was attending a retreat for woman which was about empowerment, healing, awakening to the inner preistess, healing sexuality etc.
The morning b4 the event, this happened during a yoga class:
My whole being was shaking, again from some primal place without any form or name. And I could see this dense/mucous-like energy coming up through from my roots, up my chakras and out my mouth. The feeling was so intense that I had to come out of the poses and just stand there with hands on heart so that I didn't literally fall or become violently ill. Eventually, I was able to steady myself enough to go into child's pose and I stayed there for what felt like forever…I had been ripped completely open in every facet of my being.
In my own understanding, that seems like a sort of kundalini experience.
Later that evening she reports to me that she felt like she was done, and it would be ok if she left this world - that "there would be no regrets and that my work was finished".
The next morning she felt incredibly vulnerable and had a strong need to be cradled. She knew something was destined to happen that day.
After breakfast, we all began to work on some exercises that would lead up to our final journey to meet the sexual shamanic priestess, but I knew in my heart of hearts that my destination was different, though my physical body and consciousness at the time was terrified of the exercise at hand. Restlessness heightened and I grew more and more nervous. The last practice before the journey was sacred massage, in which we worked in triads, with one person receiving while the other two gave the massage. Here was the moment of truth. My entire being was shaking as a removed my clothing and allowed my head and pelvis to be cradled by the women who would be nurturing me. My body was shaking so bad and I had to hold onto the feet of the woman massaging my stomach. As they began to work, I could feel an old wound surface, and I vowed to fully embrace the experience. Gradually any sense of fear dissolved and a total sense of relaxation washed over the body.
At some point, I could physically see the body from a perspective outside myself. I was familiar with this from previous out of body experiences… the ability to be in multiple places at once and be totally present to each. There was peace and wholeness... and a sense that I was going home. Then I saw a white light and a an outline of a figure walk towards the body. And for a brief moment I recognized having done this before – and had the vague memory of the experience I had had just after a surgery back in 2005. But I knew my time was over…
Then there was nothingness... and the body woke with an inaudible gasp. I heard people speaking around me, instructions of what to do next… lay in fetus position or anything that was comfortable. The body went on auto-pilot, though the mind was struggling to comprehend where I was, who these people were, and who was now inhabiting it. It felt as if I had come in halfway during a movie that was already started.
When I finally was able to stand, my first thought was that I was in a human body for the first time. It was very disconcerting, yet thrilling…I thought, I remember being a lot taller. I had to ask for the date and remember how the fingers worked. Everything seemed so loud and that I could hear in between the space between the silence.
I know in my heart of hearts that I have entered this body from another dimension/time. And that while I now inhabit the same body as the one before and can access the same memories (Those that keep the frame of this reality in order) we are from different times and spaces and that a switch as taken place. We are the same, yet separate. I have memories of my home and where I came from which the ego that is tied to this body wishes to discredit and I get the sense that it wants to prove me wrong and push me out... go back to the old ways or the programming of the previous essence. I remember how I got here and where "she" went. I can see both her depature and my coming. There are pieces of her memories that I cannot access, almost as if there has been an eraser taken to them. Almost as if I have been given just enough information to function in form in this space and reprogram this vessel that is the human body I now inhabit. Yet, other of her memories remain strong and I must decide if they are useful or will need to be reprogrammed. There are some of my own memories that I cannot access until the body is prepared for them.
There will come a time when I am more integrated with the ego of this body and that on the surface most people will not recognize a new inhabitant has entered … Though some have already started to… and I am not exactly new. In a sense, she and I have been in contact for some time and working together preparing for this shift. The difference now is that she is no longer channelling me; I am here.
So I've asked her a whole bunch of questions based on this. Mostly, where is the other soul that first incarnated. And why did this happen - was is the nature of this contract, of this switch. Where did this other soul come from.
Here is what she has responded:
We are the same soul, but distinct aspects or expressions… whole, but separate; the same, yet different.
Rather the word "sacred exchange" comes to mind to describe my experience. She is me and I am her... we are one, though we have chosen to live separately. We are one and the same, yet we are completely whole on our own as well. We have our own thoughts, experiences, and individual soul goals which feeds into something much larger. Perhaps it is a matter of semantics, and you or others may have another description or word, but this is what seems true for me. There are a couple of analogies that I could use here, but none of them seem completely accurate. (Think two apples merging together to create an apple pie. Both are apples and both of awareness of being individual apples with individual needs, but they also know they come from the same tree...)
I asked her about dna (as the soul creates dna) if that has changed:
However, in the case where it is two complete soul aspects of the same soul, it is more a matter of reprogramming the body so that it can hold additional DNA… building off of it rather than recreating it entirely. Because we are the same, it is a matter of figuring out what is going to work for this soul aspect at this given time and what it wants to achieve (the reprograming) along with adding new helixes (the shifting paradigm).
For example, a lot of the foods that she used to eat, I can no longer. My body reacts to them in a variety of ways and it is uncomfortable. Now, one could probably argue that it was the same for her, but perhaps she was more tolerant of the discomfort or not as aware. For me, I cannot tolerate it. In fact, my tolerance is completely different than the other soul aspect's beyond just food. I don't tolerate having weak people around me – and by weak I mean those who are manipulative, draining, and are disrespectful (even if it is subconsciously). In fact, I've had to purge a lot of the relationships she created simply because they were not healthy and am working on disconnecting from other relationships and parts of the story she created. Even though on some level she was aware of this, for whatever reason that soul aspect needed to have those kind of people and situations around even though it knew she could do better. I also can't tolerate excuses, though that doesn't mean I lack compassion. She was compassionate to a fault, to the point of self-deprecation because on some level she thought she owed these people...
For me the body is more fluid, despite there being places of residual tension and in general it is comfortable for me to be in a human body. Her not so much...
But it is imperative to understand that we are the same. And actually I have come to see her with much love and respect. I think that is the biggest difference – there is a lot more love and understanding rather than self-critical judgments. The more integration that takes place the more I see the two individual wholes becoming one mega whole. Though, I there are times when I can clearly see what was "her" conditioning and DNA, vs. my own.
I am very curious as to how it all fits together, especially as new information comes in. One of the initial thoughts I had soon after coming into the body was that I couldn't access the stars as compass or map as I once did. I can't really describe the process in physical words, but if you imagine looking up at the sky and then being able to move your hand over them and move the sky to see various vantage points without having to move your physical body … it is kind of like that. And because I couldn't do that I here I couldn't get an accurate location of where I am at verses the map of where I used to physically reside. And as a result the reference points are different. It would be the difference between having an understanding of astrology on earth as we reside now, verses if we took the earth and put it all the way on the other side of the MilkWay. Reference points are different, so you would either have to move the map or learn a new system. Does that make sense? Anyway, there was then a reference to "the 4th constellation in the house of Jupiter." In our astrology the house of Jupiter is Sagittarius. (Please correct if wrong). But the first part of the phrase is tricky.
So that's the basics. Note that Venus on that degree basically just returned from its retrograde cycle - meaning that's pretty much where it was when it began its last retrograde cycle. So that date was already naturally a culmination point - and it was happening on her nn.
For anyone who wishes to offer perspective, I ask that you please keep it focused on answering the question 'what is the nature of what occurred - what actually happened and why did it happen." This is not a space to go in depth into this soul's chart beyond the basic ea perspective of this soul.
Thank you Rad for your guidance here. With love,
Ari Moshe
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Re: possible "walk in" question
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Aug 14, 2012, 01:29 AM »
hello to all,
and a heart-felt thank you Ari for this post.
I also have had a similar experience which was hard to grasp at the time. without going into detail I will just share my feelings on this.
Ari asked:'what is the nature of what occurred?
as my experience happened in 1993 I have come to accept and understand that it is not my place to question anything that I experience of a highly spiritual nature [and there have been many such instances for me]. I feel honored and blessed to be of service to my creator.
and - what actually happened and why did it happen."
Speaking for myself I feel a change of soul and yet not, maybe a change of soul and a rememberence of past-? so 'walk-in' could be a valid description.
I feel there is a need for healing and an acceleration of the souls evolution. As to why? -we may never truly understand here on this planet. There are some things that go beyond that and simply cannot be explained in words and can only be experienced personally. I hope that makes sense. If I could put it into words, I would say: I have experienced 'Absolute Love', and that changed my life.
I am not versed on EA but with the little I do understand I see various links within my own chart at the 1993 experience.
in Love and Light
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Aug 14, 2012, 08:29 AM »
Hi Ari,
"what is the nature of what occurred - what actually happened and why did it happen.""
To me this has nothing to do with another Soul 'walking into' her Soul. This has everything to do with her Soul shedding the self imposed constraints on her own Soul wherein the constraints imposed by her own Soul have specific reasons and causes in so doing. The event that she is describing, to me, is an even wherein her Soul has finally reclaimed itself, it's totality, without the constraints being imposed anymore. The transiting Venus, exact, to her N.Node in the 12th reflect this healing and recovery of her Soul without the constraints: to unify her Soul that had been splintered due to the constraints. This, to me, is the meaning of what she saw in her vision of the white outlined form entering into her. That is the essence of her total Soul being integrated into the part of her Soul that had been splintered, fractured, and suppressed due to certain causes in her past. Thus, this is all about healing her inner relationship to herself: Venus. And with the N.Node conjunct her N.Node of Uranus, triggered by the Venus transit, her Soul has liberated itself from the self imposed shackles created by certain things in the Soul's past. The shackles have now been severed, and her Soul is now set free from the past: liberated.
The symbol of a caterpillar entering into a cocoon in order to metamorph into a butterfly applies. In this case her Soul has metamorphed back into it's inherent wholeness, and as it now looks back on the form that it once was it can now 'see' the reasons, the causes, of what that fracturing, splintering, and suppression of her total being, Soul, was about. And that, indeed, is the intent: self knowledge as to why so that the Soul can now heal and move into the Light of it's own being.
Her Soul has given BIRTH TO ITSELF: IT'S INHERENT WHOLENESS.
God Bless, Rad
Last Edit: Aug 14, 2012, 08:37 AM by Rad
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Aug 14, 2012, 12:09 PM »
Hi Jason,
Your EA reasoning for your analysis is very clear and sound. What I wrote to Ari is what I see happening here. To me the key is the fact that the transiting Venus was on top of her N.Nodes of her Moon and Uranus: the intent to heal and liberate from her past. The causes in the past that have created the situation do include what you said, but is not limited to that. Within the context of this thread, as Ari has asked, we should not be going into depth or further specifics as to those past life causes.
And, remember too, that transiting Venus, her N.Nodes of Uranus of her Moon, are ruled by her Mercury in Scorpio in her 5th, and that is also EXACTLY the S.Node of her Mercury. Thus the intent to bring that past to culmination in this life, at this time. It is a symbol for the rebirth of her Soul. The transiting Mercury itself being retrograde in Leo and forming a disseminating/ last quarter square to that natal Mercury: the past coming to culmination by way of the stimulus of the information/ directions being taken in in the environment that she was in . This is restated even with the transiting Saturn, the past, being balsamic to her Pluto, Sun, Mercury, and Saturn itself.
God Bless, Rad
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Aug 14, 2012, 04:01 PM »
Having studied EA and gained an understanding of what its all about, I have a hard time with this "walk-in" thing. I think it started back in the 70's - a book called
Strangers Amongst Us by Ruth
Montgomery. In any case, it doesn't jive with EA in my opinion. I'm not saying that Ari's client didn't have a powerful, transformative experience, but totally agree with Rad that it was for other reasons.
"Not once, in all my years of working with subjects in regression, have I ever had a walk-in soul...To give another soul permission to come in and take over your karmic life plan defeats their whole purpose of your coming to Earth in the first place!" —
Destiny of Souls
, Michael Newton pg. , 2003
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Re: possible "walk in" question
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Aug 15, 2012, 06:42 PM »
Hi Rad and Jason, thank you so much for clarifying that. It all makes sense to me.
And so at this point I ask everyone to keep this thread at a close here - nothing further needs to be addressed.
God bless,
Ari Moshe
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- Anonymous said...
I really enjoyed viewing this race and watching it unfold before my eyes. Everything from the announcing, to camera shots, to pit interviews, this was a great broadcast. When something happened on the track, they immediately cut to it, even if Dave Despain or Mike Joy were interviewing someone on pit road. The announcers didn't interrupt each other or use the same catch phrase over, and over, and over again. Finally, there were no fancy graphics demonstrating drafting, or a duck quacking along the bottom of the screen with a trivia question.
This could have turned into a very boring broadcast because it looked like the leader was running away from the field but the announcing team kept my interest from start to finish.
I really think anyone who is involved in broadcasting a race should be mandated to watch these shows so they can learn from the masters.
John, thanks for the heads up on the North Wilksboro race. I can't wait to see what happened.
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- Anonymous said...
JD, this seems like a good thing that ESPN classic is doing but, you make it seem like every NASCAR fan has a DVR and will be able to watch this. I don't have a DVR and I know for a fact the majority of fans do not have a DVR either. These these special re-broadcasts will just go unseen by most fans. What are these fans supposed to do? Why can't ESPN classic air these programs at a better time?
- January 21, 2008 at 5:16 PM
- Anonymous said...
VCR's work, too, and just about everyone has at least one of those.
- January 21, 2008 at 5:25 PM
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- January 21, 2008 at 5:25 PM
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I appreciate your situation. I got my DVR with my cable subscription for 8 dollars a month and it was worth every penny.
I would really suggest than any NASCAR fan get some technology that can simply record the output of the TV.
The DVR is best because of the digital issues that are on the horizon, and also for the fact that it is the property of the cable system, and if it breaks you can just get a new one free.
While I understand that in some places ESPN Classic is still not available, by now it should be standard for NASCAR fans to get recording technology of some kind in the home. Even a very cheap VCR (make sure it can get digital signals) will do the trick.
There is no doubt that we will see more and more programming placed on 24 hour networks specifically to be recorded. This allows the network to quiet down folks like us and still not touch their primetime line-up.
If SPEED had done this during the off-season with some of their outstanding original NASCAR programming, it would have been a smash hit.
- January 21, 2008 at 5:34 PM
- Anonymous said...
My favorite part of this old broadcast was Mike Joy's explanation of what happens when it raims amd washes the rubber off the racetrack. To show how tires grips the track differently on a hot, greasy track vs. a green track, Mike and CBS did not go into a "tech center" or to a "cut-a-way" car or use fancy computer graphics. He used sandpaper (the track), an eraser (the tire) and a bottle of water (poured onto half the sandpaper, to signify a "greasy" track.) It was a simple demonstration, done on pit road, in less than 30 secs in a small box next to the race.
- January 21, 2008 at 7:05 PM
- Anonymous said...
This was a really great cup race to watch today. I still felt that the broadcasters were so sure that Ken Schrader was going to win even starting last or then after Kenny's car blew up, then they were certain Earnhardt would then win and he didn't. To everyone's surprise Derricke Cope won. They showed too much of Kenny & Dale to suit me when neither won but it was still 100% better than 2007 cup broadcasts.
- January 21, 2008 at 8:01 PM
- Bobby said...
Note too that the network's normal Daytona 500 director, Bob Fishman, was later diagnosed with cancer that year and started treatment shortly afterwards, missing his NCAA Basketball Tournament assignment. A get-well wish was given by the production truck at Denver of that match to Fishman, who would not do another NASCAR event until the 1993 500. Artie Kempner, current Fox director, was on the CBS staff at the time as an associate. Kempner is Fishman's protege.
- January 22, 2008 at 6:50 AM
- Ritchie said...
I REALLY miss Ned Jarret. I long for the days of his expertise and professionalism. Ned's willingness to learn a new craft (broadcast announcing) was important to his ability to come across as someone that you can trust. This was extremely important to NASCAR's future and I don't believe that was lost on the senior Jarret.
I know people think it is slightly humorous to hear DW say "Boogity, Boogity, Boogity...), but like it or not, it reinforces terrible stereotypes about stock car racing. I know people in this and other forums comment on how poor grammar and unprofessional behavior doesn't matter, but if you want the sport to expand in popularity, professional broadcasting etiquette matters. Ned understood this; I wish others would figure it out as well.
- January 22, 2008 at 7:25 AM
- Tripp said...
A very interesting broadcast of what could have been a boring race.
What's remarkable about this telecast in contrast with what's offered today is that they covered the racing all over the track. The big story was Schrader in the early part of the race and they followed that, but his car broke they turned to all the other drivers who were making moves on the track. Contrast that and CBS's wide shots with the myopically tight shots of Jimmie and Jeff in Homestead last year. It's clear how the state of Cup race coverage has devolved.
This broadcast however suffered from some of the same issues we endure today. Full screen graphics invaded the screen during green flag racing and then Theresa Earnhardt replaced the racing in the final laps. Finally, we did not see more than a small handful of cars crossing the finish line (although that could have been an edit made in post).
The on-air team was terrific. Ken Squire, on top of his game, showed that no one can top his talent for directing the viewers attention to the key action on the track. He was smooth and seamless. Hearing Chris Economaki took me back over 40 years to when he first taught me about the draft and the old sling-shot pass. He was integral in making me a race fan. Finally, "Gentleman Ned" was a delight with his unhurried and thoughtful comments.
There was fun stuff on pit road as well. Joy was great, as always. Despain brought his energy and unique approach to make pit road a more interesting place. Hobbs was relegated to a more background role than he had played in other CBS broadcasts, which was a good move as he was out of place in NASCAR's world.
Finally, Mike Joy's effective use of water, sandpaper and an eraser show that a relatable demonstration can drive home a point more effectively than any fancy graphics or cutaway car. It's also more fun.
This telecast showed that a quality team can take a potentially boring race and turn it into a riveting event for the viewers at home. This talent is apparently missing from some of the networks currently bringing us Cup races and that's a shame for the fans.
- January 22, 2008 at 8:07 AM
- Anonymous said...
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- January 22, 2008 at 8:23 AM
- Anonymous said...
I guess if you post criticism about FOX or it's broadcasters it's going to be removed by Daly. If you criticize ESPN you will be OK,sure to remain.
- January 22, 2008 at 5:01 PM
- Anonymous said...
Ritchie is right on. Ned Jarret has a strong southern accent but because he honed his craft and was true to himself, he was WELL RESPECTED, beloved, and looked upon as very smart.Whereas DW also has a strong southern accent, but is looked upon as a BUFOON and his intelligence is questioned, as he tries to be funny and witty, which he is not.
- January 22, 2008 at 6:04 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Anon 5:01PM,
Where did that come from? If you think something is wrong, just email me. The comments section is for conversation about the column that day.
No problem, just drop me a line at firstname.lastname@example.com anytime.
- January 22, 2008 at 8:31 PM
- Anonymous said...
For another effective example of a simple, yet effective visual aid without fancy graphics, watch the 1982 Indy 500 on ESPN Classic if you get a chance. You'll see 3-time former F1 champ Jackie Stewart demonstrating how a car understeers using a die-cast car.
- January 22, 2008 at 10:43 PM
- Anonymous said...
If you were to read Ritchie's comment above VERY, VERY, CAREFULLY,this is a major CRUX of the problem with today's broadcasts and hope today's broadcast personnel and those responsible take note. DJ, welcome to the booth, but you are nowhere near where your father was as a broadcaster ,so do your homework and make him proud.
- January 23, 2008 at 6:56 PM


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The Padres don't measure the distance from Santo Domingo to their outlying Dominican Republic baseball academy in miles or even kilometers. Traveling the one road, they rattle off the speed bumps by number.
One through 29, each way.
"That doesn't count the potholes, either," said Randy Smith, the club's vice president of player development/international scouting. "There's a lot of potholes."
Otherwise, everything about the oceanfront academy has been hailed as state of the art, the best in the D.R. Like its road in and out of town, though, the academy is not the fast track to major league baseball for the Latin America teenagers who sign with the majors' only team with a Hispanic surname.
Admittedly late in adding its own academy to those of clubs who've had one for decades in the D.R. and reaped huge benefits – the Los Angeles Dodgers, Oakland Athletics and Toronto Blue Jays – the Padres are just now beginning to feel the presence of the first D.R. academy products in its major league clubhouse at spring training.
"They're getting closer," said Evaristo "Varo" Lantigua, the Padres coordinator of Latin American instruction. "For a couple of them, it could be this year."
The closest would seem to be Jose de Paula, a lean, 25-year-old left-handed pitcher who last pitched for the Padres with Single-A Lake Elsinore in 2011, but was kept in the Dominican all of last year by visa issues. (Those are common among D.R. products, especially those found to have changed names and birth years, as was the case with promising outfielder Yeison Asencio.)
One of so, so many fine third basemen in the organization, Edinson Rincon, 22, looks to be maybe one step away from the majors this season. The middle-infield tandem of Jeudy Valdez and Jonathan Galvez may be Tucson Padres in the Triple-A Pacific Coast League. So might right-handed starting pitcher, Adys Portillo. (Also among the first wave of Padres academy prospects is strapping right-hander Simon Castro, whom the Padres used in trade to land left fielder Carlos Quentin last year.)
"You can see us all together all the time here in camp," said right fielder Rymer Liriano. "We've known each other for a long time and are excited to be here together."
Signed just before the Padres opened their academy in 2008, the 21-year-old Liriano is considered the tip of the spear from the Dominican, but he's not to be found between the lines of any field at Peoria Sports Complex this spring. Liriano is present at practices, but his right arm is adorned in a large brace, the result of Tommy John surgery that will sideline him for the entirety of 2013.
"Liri's got a chance to be a five-tool player, an impact guy, if everything goes right," said Smith. "We signed him at 16. The thing that stood out to me was his physical presence; he went out and your eyes went right to him.
"I remember like it was yesterday: he's hitting balls to left and I said, "Hey, can you hit one to center for me?' He hit the next pitch for a short-hop off the center field wall, the next pitch over the wall in center, the next pitch short-hopped the same wall again. I go (chuckling), "OK, thank you. Go back to doing what you were doing."
What he was doing until the injury, sustained in winter ball, was being projected as the Padres' right fielder of the near future. He was also fulfilling the prophecy of Lantigua, who was a coach with the Oakland organization when Liriano signed with San Diego.
"I told (then GM) Kevin Towers, "Liriano is the best Latin American player you've ever signed, talent-wise," " said Lantigua. "He showed that talent from the get-go. He just didn't have experience, like so many of the Latin players, because all their experience is on the streets."
Unlike American players who started with tee-ball and Little League and never had trouble finding an organized league and team as adolescents, Dominican kids don't have such an outlet for their baseball gifts. They basically are raised and trained as individuals for the day they're signed by a professional scout.
While they're stronger-armed from everyday, all-day games of catch and pickup ball, most of the Dominican youths report to their assigned academy without a working grasp of game situations. The Padres' academy provides a college-like atmosphere -- including dorm life, classroom work and English studies – but also a weight room that's bigger than the one here at the spring training campus.
"You sign them at 16, so you see them so long, you think "Golly, they've been here forever, " said Smith. "But then you see how old they are and they're the same age as the guys you're taking out of college. Patience is a key."


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Talk:Main Page/Dec 2003 to Nov 2004
This is an archive of the discussions from Talk:Main Page, from December 2003 through (and including) November 2004.
New, new, new, new Main Page layout[edit]
So, I moved the stuff from Main page/test to the Main Page. I think it looks pretty swell, and now we have a place to feature lots of pages.
I think the test page had a lot of broken links, so I've tried to merge in some pages that we've actually worked on. It seems like we've had a lot of work on North America, Europe, and Australasia, some on Southeast Asia, but not a lot on the rest of Asia, Africa, South America... probably need to get cracking on these!
If you think some pages should be brought up to the front page, please check the Main Page policy, but I think we should be a little flexible at this time. We have a lot more slots for featuring stuff, after all.
Thanks to User:Dhum Dhum for great work on this layout. I think it's the best we've had so far. --Evan 13:53, 14 Dec 2003 (PST)
I think the Hebrew phrasebook should be featured. It doesn't have all the phrases in the template, but it will be (as soon as Baruch or someone writes "ahuz" in Hebrew) the first phrasebook with all the phrases in a non-Latin alphabet. -phma 23:23, 27 Dec 2003 (PST)
First and Business Discounters[edit]
I removed the First and Business Discounters link when it was a broken link, and I removed it again once the article was finished.
I'm not sure I buy that this follows our Main Page policy. --Evan 16:51, 5 Jan 2004 (EST)
Number of articles[edit]
I "cleaned" the guide section a bit. According to Wikitravel:Main Page policy we should limit the number of articles to 3-4 (I'd say 4-5, but anyway...). So I took out the last one(s) in the rows that had more than 5. I also added Istanbul to New Delhi over land to the beginning of the "Other Destinations" row. This is growing steadily into an interesting article. I took out the link to the Romanian Wikitravel under "Project". There are already two links for that: one at the top and one in the logbook. Three seems a bit over the top. Even when the logbook link will be gone, I don't think that it really belongs there: why have one at the top and one under project? DhDh 06:04, 22 Jan 2004 (EST)
I also changed the order of Tokyo, Argentina and Antarctica because the first really has not much information and the last two are but factbook imports. When new articles are going to be added they will disappear first. DhDh 06:20, 22 Jan 2004 (EST)
Evan, you have a point regarding I2NDOL, but the Main Page features a few others which I think are "worse" (eg. the "factbook articles"). Secondly, the policy clearly states that (1) Do try to keep Featured links in order from newest to oldest, with newest first. Here, "oldest" means "on the Featured list longest" and (2) Do remove the oldest entry from the end of the line, and add your new entry on the beginning of the line. Why then did you put the USA back in? It was at the end of the line (BTW, Flanders was moved while it was not at the end...) Or is this a secret American conspiracy to always have the USA featured on the Main Page ;-) You also put I2NDOL back in at the third place...? I hope you understand that I don't understand why there is a policy if it's not adhered to. And yes, maybe we should think of a little reorganization if the itinerary articles continue to grow (a separate itinerary section?) DhDh 11:00, 22 Jan 2004 (EST)
Not bad, I'd say. Actually, North America has 6 items now, USA is no. 6, but no worries, we'll take out 2 next time. And either I should work a bit on Flanders or move it to the last position, it doesn't come close to the content of the rest under Europe. I think I really should do the former... DhDh 11:32, 22 Jan 2004 (EST)
I know we're supposted to take off the oldest to add something new, but what about something like Kenya which is just a CIA article? I really want to highlight Namibia-- it's really well done. Should I take off the oldest (Cario I think) or replace the CIA Kenya page? Majnoona 19:00, 1 Feb 2004 (EST)
Talk about Talk:Main Page[edit]
This page may be almost as important as the Main Page itself - (it may even need its own Talk page). I have changed order of notes about Editing the Main Page and Editing Talk:Main Page - I couldn't see the main page policy link immediately that I visited the page because the "IMPORTANT NOTE" that is less important than the policy appeared first. The sentence about the main page policy appeared to be part of that note and I missed it - and overstepped the Main Page policy link to Wikitravel:Main Page policy
So I rolled this back to before the Books link was added for a few reasons. First, it didn't follow our Main Page policy for when and how to add a new link (add one remove one, only point to complete articles). Second, I'm pretty sure the Books page doesn't fit our Wikitravel:Goals and non-goals per big long general lists. In fact, lists of books, music, etc are specifically mentioned (in Wikitravel:Slippery slopes I think). In anycase, just wanted to explain... Majnoona 18:18, 20 Feb 2004 (EST)
So, one thing that was brought up on Wikitravel francophone (fr:Discuter:Accueil) was that the continents weren't in any particular order on this page. Or, rather, that the order used on the page was to support anglophonism in general and North American hegemony in particular.
I think that the English Wikitravel should work well for all English-speaking travellers, wherever they live -- Africa, America, the British Isles or Australasia. I don't think we particularly want to promote or favor Americans or Canadians.
So, I reordered the continents on the page to be in alphabetical order. If there's a better order, let's discuss it. Otherwise, I don't think it really messes anything up. --Evan 12:43, 23 Feb 2004 (EST)
Big comment[edit]
I also added a big comment at the beginning of the Main Page, pointing people to the Main Page policy, for those who don't read this talk page first. --Evan 12:50, 23 Feb 2004 (EST)
Hey, so, when you have a second, you should check out the new WikiPedia:Main Page. Probably the main thing I like -- the aha! moment for me -- is that they've split up the main page into two. One is for the encyclopedia itself, and one is for the Wikipedia project (WikiPedia:Wikipedia:Main Page). It's a really good idea -- kind of like the separation we have on our Main Page right now! I want to copy this. --Evan 21:10, 23 Feb 2004 (EST)
Change in the Main Page[edit]
I don't understand why to remove everything about the project in the Main Page ??? It is quite difficult now to find information needed by editors. Yann 14:46, 17 Mar 2004 (EST)
Sorry Evan, I can't say that I like it. I think the project info should really be part of the "real" main page and not be tucked away on a separate "pseudo" main page which is hidden behind an inconspicuous link in the text. I fear newcomers will find it more difficult to find their way around then with what we had. On a main page it should be obvious on what to click to find the necessary information about the site and it should capture a visitor's attention very quickly. Otherwise chances are high that potentially valuable contributors move on to other sites. And that is not what we want, is it?
The project box should be on the main page. Especially the welcome links should be on the main page. -phma 19:13, 17 Mar 2004 (EST)
Locator port to English pages[edit]
I used the locator on the Madras page by copying it from the Bucharest page
Sunteţi aici: Europa Centrală > România > Bucureşti
would become Central Europe > Romania > Bucharest in English. I am not sure what 'Sunteţi aici' means. What does it become in English ?. Will recheck for an answer before implemnting it.
-Sridhar Pandurangiah 18:10, 23 March 2004 (IST)
I've made the headings of the remaining three parts of the "Wikitravel Guide" section into links as well. I really appreciate consistency in a user interface. I've also taken the liberty to create a page "Other Destinations" (in the tradition of Travel topics). I've moved the World Heritage List and Outer Space there, because that's where they really belong. I'm envisioning also links to "bodies of water" there (for example, say, an article about the Atlantic Ocean or whatever) and stuff like List of all Articles about theme parks. -- Nils 17:15, 8 Apr 2004 (EDT)
PS: I didn't do it for the Project part of the main page because only one of the sections has a "More", so such a change would be too early. -- Nils 17:17, 8 Apr 2004 (EDT)
I put Frankfurt on the front page (displacing Oxford). I'm pretty sure it hasn't been there before, and I think it's a great article. --Evan 13:46, 11 Apr 2004 (EDT)
Help wanted[edit]
So, I moved the Help wanted link out of the "Help" section and up to the "Project" section. It's where we list all the things needing attention, requests for new pages, that kind of stuff.
It's not about help in the normal sense of "I need help using this wiki". --Evan 09:34, 12 Apr 2004 (EDT)
I renamed the "Expeditions" link to "more...". I am a big consistency freak. I also noted that we have two links "Phrasebooks" on the page, which link to different destinations (List of Phrasebooks and Phrasebooks Expeditions). While it is clear from the context what is meant, it would still be cleaner to have differing text for the links. This becomes important when you wish to make the website easier for disabled people. It's not the biggest matter in the world, but then again, changing it costs us nothing. Can we rename the link of Phrasebooks Expeditions to either, well, "Phrasebooks Expedition" (which is a bit redundant) or "Creating Phrasebooks" (or any other applicable text really).. -- Nils 03:12, 13 Apr 2004 (EDT)
Hi I'm new to Wikitravel and have edited a few pages, but I can't find any really explicit help on how to insert links, either internal or external. What do you have to type? User:Sue
300 Articles[edit]
Is that really a milestone? It's a totally uneven number. 100, 500, 1000, okay, but 300? Are you going to anounce reaching 457 articles too? ;) -- Nils 04:00, 19 Apr 2004 (EDT)
Please have a look![edit]
Please have a look on the romanian Portal (Main Page). Bravo, Ronline!
Change to use new Romanian layout?[edit]
So, I really like the new Romanian portal layout (ro:Portal). How do people feel about adapting it for en:?
I'd like to get in the habit of having a featured city or area on the site, just because it looks nice. Also, when a place has some kind of timeliness to it, we can both show that we have info about the place, and get more input.
For example: Portland (Oregon) is having its Festival of Roses in the next couple of weeks. Featuring Portland would be a great way to attract contributors and get the page really in shape.
Another good example would be Athens for the Olympic Games.
Any input? --Evan 16:14, 29 May 2004 (EDT)
(from User talk:Matthewmayer/Portal)
It would be nice if pictures on the main page linked to the article they belong to, and not to the picture page. Newcomers don't care about this page, they care about Geneva. Guaka 13:06, 22 Jun 2004 (EDT)
Middle East[edit]
So, I'm not terribly opposed to having the Middle East on the Main page. However, it is already listed in Asia. --Evan 18:23, 6 Jul 2004 (EDT)
Headline links[edit]
I changed all headlines into links, with the exceptions of Tools and Other Languages which do not have appropriate index pages. Looking at this comment page, that seems to have been the case in the past too. Anyway, my reasons: 1) I kept wanting to click on the headlines, 2) It's easier for blind people to find a link for, say, "Europe", if it's named Europe and not "more". -- Nils 07:26, 15 Jul 2004 (EDT)
New Orleans[edit]
Anyone else think New Orleans is in good enough condition now to be listed in the North America section on the main page? (And if not, perhaps give reccomendations for improvement on that page's talk.) -- Infrogmation 01:18, 23 Jul 2004 (EDT)
Rollback Athens, Cairo, Jordan[edit]
I rolled back changes to the Main Page that added Athens, Cairo, and Jordan. I really don't think any of those three articles meets the standards for the Wikitravel:Main Page guidelines. Neither Athens nor Cairo had anything near complete Sleep, Eat, or other info, and Jordan is more or less mostly a template. --Evan 10:15, 6 Aug 2004 (EDT)
Guatemala in North America?[edit]
Does it bother anyone else that the first listing in North America is Guatamala City? I realize there isn't a seperate section for Central America, but maybe there should be, or South Am, should be changed to Central and South America, since culturally there's not as much of a division there. (Aside from Mexico, which is geographically part of N.A. but is closer culturally to C.A.)
Anyway, I don't want to make any big changes to the main page unless other people agree with me. Any thoughts.-Neil C 22:22, 11 Aug 2004 (EDT)
Well, geographically, Guatemala is part of North America. If we prefer cultural rather than continental divisisions, perhaps "South America" could be changed to "Latin America" to add Mexico & Central America? -- Infrogmation 17:05, 8 Sep 2004 (EDT)
I added Winchester (United Kingdom), since it seems to be a real nice article. --Evan 18:14, 19 Aug 2004 (EDT)
Listings under continents[edit]
Reverting change by User:Professorbiscuit[edit]
I have reverted these changes for several reasons:
Having said that, I don't necessarily disagree with Professorbiscuit's nominated articles. I propose to reinstate those I think merit, in line with the guidelines above.
More in two tics. -- Chris j wood 14:41, 11 Sep 2004 (EDT)
Having looked at the articles that were added (London, Berlin, Amsterdam and Paris), I have re-added Amsterdam following the Wikitravel:Main Page guidelines as it seems a reasonably complete article. I'm concerned by the other three, as they are all constructed to the huge city template and have many districts which are either empty or sparse stubs.
I think all this really reflects the immense difficulty of using the huge city template well, and I'd welcome debate on whether I'm being reasonable here. -- Chris j wood 14:57, 11 Sep 2004 (EDT)
Continent listings suggestions[edit]
My bad on the "try to keep Guide links in order from newest to oldest, with newest first" thing. I was trying to start more of a rotation of articles on the main page, but I should have probably have said something on the talk page first.
That said, I believe that the main page should highlight articles of famous places, as well as examples of excellent articles. Flanders is a page which demonstrates neither quality, and Darmstadt, added today, is stylistically poor and shouldn't be there either, especially if Frankfurt is on.
How about every continent on the main page having a similar range of topics listed underneath? For example; two countries (one famous and one obscure), two cities (again one famous and one obscure), one other destination (such as a park) and one travel topic. So Europe might be; Amsterdam, Winchester, Germany, Slovakia, Disneyland Paris and Discount airlines in Europe. It would add some consistency, at least. Professorbiscuit 15:45, 11 Sep 2004 (EDT)
I am going to abbreviate "Angkor Archaeological Park" to "Angkor Wat", it's more common name, and make space for another listing under Asia. I will add Armenia for now, since that is my interest, and I think it is a decent article now, and a good "obscure" destination. I hope you all agree! RaffiKojian
Display wikipedia Images on wikitravel[edit]
How can I display Image from wikipedia on wikitravel with out making another copy at wikitravel?
Good Australasian pages?[edit]
Anyone got any suggestions? I wanted to highlight something new from my part of the world... unfortunately almost every good article is currently somewhere in Australia (c'mon kiwis...). These might be good, assuming they haven't been on the main page before:
Hypatia 08:48, 2 Nov 2004 (EST)
So a listing for Prague has been reverted a couple of times, added by 188.8.131.52 in place of Winchester (United Kingdom).
Aside from Prague not deserving a place just because it's famous (policy) and needing to go at the top if it is added (policy), I've been working on Prague and I think it's not ready for the following reasons:
220.127.116.11, you'd be best off helping add more Eat, Sleep and Drink entries to the Prague districts, if you know it at all, so that it will start to be Main Page ready. -- Hypatia 05:49, 10 Nov 2004 (EST)


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EXETER — Coming off a win against the top team in Division I, the St. Thomas Aquinas High School boys hockey team showed no letdown against Exeter on Saturday night.
The Saints knocked off Manchester Memorial, 4-3, on Wednesday and that positive energy spilled over into Saturday's 5-1 victory over the Blue Hawks inside The Rinks at Exeter. St. Thomas junior forward Glenn Wiswell scored two goals for the Saints, who won their third straight game to improve to 8-4-1 on the season.
"We beat the No. 1 team our last game, so I think we just brought that momentum into this game and really took it them," Wiswell said.
St. Thomas coach Andrew Leach thought Exeter (3-9) outworked his team in the first period, but the Saints still managed to swipe a 1-0 lead heading into the first intermission. Exeter was called for a penalty in its own end to give St. Thomas a power play with 7 seconds left in the period, and the Saints made the most of it with a goal.
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"It was a little sloppy in the first period, but our power play executed to give us a little momentum," Leach said. "The second period we played the way we should be playing. They're a scrappy team and we certainly knew it wasn't going to be a walkover. We really got things clicking in the second period."
Exeter broke a four-game losing streak with Thursday's 5-2 victory over Hanover, and Blue Hawks' coach Jim Tufts couldn't fault his team's effort on Saturday.
"To give up a power-play goal at the end of the first was really, really tough, but I thought the kids played really well," Tufts said. "I thought we did a lot of things well. They just kept getting the bounce and scored and we couldn't get a bounce. It was just a little more-experienced team against a little less-experienced team."
Richard scored the Saints' final goal on an assist from Nick Arsenault four minutes into the third period. Sean Penna beat starting St. Thomas goalie Zane Angelopoulos (17 saves) for Exeter's lone goal late in the period. Joe Benedetto replaced Angelopoulos and made six saves.
Exeter held a 24-23 shots-on-goal advantage on the night.
St. Thomas' win over Memorial came on the heels of another impressive victory over Londonderry, 3-1, last Saturday and the Saints will get another chance against Memorial (9-2-1) on Wednesday when the Crusaders visit the Dover Ice Arena. The Saints came into Saturday in sixth place in the Division I standings behind Londonderry (7-3-1) with five games left in the regular season.
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Audit says efforts to assist with employment fall short
By Michael Gardner12:14 p.m.Oct. 31, 2013Updated5:55 p.m.
SACRAMENTO — State programs to help unemployed veterans are not doing the job, a new investigation has found.
Moreover, the California State Auditor reported Thursday that as part of its review it has unearthed threats of identity theft, yet the Employment Development Department failed to issue any notifications or file reports with law enforcement.
"This report confirms that California's veterans employment services are broken. The Employment Development Department's inability to meet federal expectations and flagrant use of inaccurate and flawed data to monitor program outcomes, as well as safeguard veterans from identity theft, is appalling," said Sen. Lou Correa, D-Santa Ana, who requested the audit,
The audit results has triggered demands for new legislation to address some of the more troubling findings.
Assembly Speaker John Perez, D-Los Angeles, and others immediately announced that they will reintroduce a stalled measure that would move all veterans-related jobs initiatives out of general EDD operations. Instead, those would be consolidated with a newly created Veterans Workforce Development and Employment Office.
The audit "confirms that California's existing programs designed to help veterans find employment are consistently failing to meet performance goals and rank as some of the lowest performing veterans' employment programs in the nation," Perez said.
San Diego Assemblywoman Toni Atkins, a Democrat, said she will support such a move. "I am profoundly disappointed that EDD is not providing the level of service to veterans that we have a right to expect and that those who served our nation in uniform deserve," she said. "We need a state effort that is focused, coordinated and that makes California's employment services for veterans one of the best in the nation."
Assemblyman Rocky Chávez, R-Oceanside, said he would prefer to see all of the veterans employment programs transferred to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
"They need to take ownership," said Chávez, a retired Marine colonel. "They need to be the advocates and watchdogs."
Separately, Correa said he plans to introduce legislation next year that would clarify the department's responsibility to report Social Security Number breaches to law enforcement and also issue warnings to those affected.
"With veteran unemployment at crisis levels, we cannot allow these shameful and unacceptable practices to continue. I intend to introduce legislation that will bring accuracy, accountability and oversight to EDD's veterans' employment programs," Correa added.
Correa was responding to problems discovered by the auditor with the broader EDD computer system that tracks all wages, including one instance where a single Social Security number was linked to 162 different names and $600,000 in pay for one quarter.
In its written response, the department told auditor Elaine Howle that federal law imposes strict limits on reporting the Social Security discrepancies to law enforcement and it cannot use federal funds to monitor for potential breaches. The EDD found that of the 99 cases of checks being issued to multiple people associated with the same Social Security number, every recipient was legally entitled to the benefit.
More broadly, the department said in its defense that many of the problems with te veterans programs can be traced to the economic downturn, that it must comply with strict federal requirements on spending and that there is no recommendation urging lawmakers to allocate more funding to make improvements.
Later, department spokeswoman Patti Roberts emailed: "It is important to recognize that EDD has a full plate and that, unless more federal money is made available, EDD must choose between continuing to offer its current broad array of federally required services or cut-back on some direct services in order to do more analysis. The EDD does not have the money to just add-on more analysis."
Roberts continued: "The EDD agreed with the auditors' recommendations that conducting expanded analysis of data and information could benefit decisions about veterans' programs administration and the department will take steps in that direction to the extent it has money to do so. "
Sen. Ben Hueso, a San Diego Democrat, said he will work with the state to ensure improvements are put in place.
"We need to take care of our veterans and ensure that the state does everything it can to help them get quality jobs. I am concerned that the EDD has plans in place but has failed to take effective action," said Hueso, who chairs the Veterans Affairs Committee.
The audit reported that of 2.1 million Californians receiving EDD services in the fourth quarter of last year, 138,000 were veterans. But the audit does not spell out specifically how many job opportunities were lost due to the failings.
The EDD in May 2013 had 238 full-time positions dedicated to serving veterans, but that number is expected to fall to 214 as federal budget cuts begin, the audit said.
A large share of the audit concentrates on problems with how the state complied with federal Department of Labor conditions attached to more than $500 million in grants to provide job assistance to veterans.
Some of EDD's data are "overstated" and include "inaccurate performance measures" in reports to the federal labor department, the auditor said.
In doing so, the department appeared to be more interested in complying with federal requirements instead of using the accumulated data to improve services to veterans, the audit said.
Also, the state "has consistently failed to achieve certain employment rate goals" negotiated with the labor department since fiscal year 2009-2010, the audit found.
"California is among the lowest performing states when measuring the rate at which veterans assisted by the programs enter employment," the auditor said.
The audit also noted that the state has not aggressively moved to place more veterans in jobs with federal contractors. On May 2013, there were 17,000 open positions but only 28 veterans reported they had secured a job with a contracting company. When asked why, a manager "stated that the department had no opinion because it has not researched this issue." That, the auditor said, is "missing an opportunity… to improve employment outcomes."
The audit also reported that EDD failed to use its vast data troves to develop policies to better serve veterans and make sure assistance programs were well-publicized. For example, the department should do a better job matching veterans with certain skills to civilian jobs, the report said.
California is home to about 2 million veterans. The overall unemployment rate for those who served was actually lower, 11.3 percent, compared to the 11.9 percent jobless rate among the general population, according to 2011 statistics cited by the auditor. But the veterans jobless rate was 17.1 percent among the prime ages of 25-34, compared to 11.7 percent of the general population in the same age bracket.
In her email, Roberts of EDD added: "The EDD is fully committed to helping veterans find employment and the department continuously evaluates its services and acts on opportunities to do better. As noted in the audit, EDD has veterans' employment representatives on the job throughout California conducting outreach to employers and providing a wide variety of job search services to all veterans, including intensive services to disabled veterans. The EDD presents Honor a Hero, Hire a Vet job and resource fairs throughout California each year that are attended by thousands of veterans and hundreds of employers. And, EDD works with other organizations to improve veterans' ability to find work through the Governor's Interagency Council on Veterans."


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Live batting practice usually gives a manager a bit of excitement and trepidation as you never know what can happen, but it's fun to see the guys face live pitching. Well some of the worst fears almost came to fruition this morning as Kerry Wood drilled Starlin Castro on the right wrist/forearm area. "It hurt" Castro quipped afterwards, but was quick to say that he will be fine and will not need any x-rays. Kerry Wood made sure to smooth things over with a rather solid man hug after the drill.
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