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|Estadísticas de por vida en MLB
|6 de abril de 2016
|Texas Rangers liberan a LHP Donnie Veal.
|2 de marzo de 2016
|LHP Donnie Veal asignado a Texas Rangers.
|30 de diciembre de 2015
|Texas Rangers agente libre firmado LHP Donnie Veal con un contrato de la ligas menores.
|8 de junio de 2015
|Gwinnett Braves liberan a LHP Donnie Veal.
|5 de junio de 2015
|Atlanta Braves envian a LHP Donnie Veal envian a rotundamente a Gwinnett Braves.
|1 de junio de 2015
|Atlanta Braves designado LHP Donnie Veal para la asignación.
|27 de mayo de 2015
|Atlanta Braves seleccionado el contrato de LHP Donnie Veal de Gwinnett Braves.
|8 de mayo de 2015
|Atlanta Braves envian a LHP Donnie Veal envian a rotundamente a Gwinnett Braves.
|5 de mayo de 2015
|Atlanta Braves designado LHP Donnie Veal para la asignación.
|30 de abril de 2015
|Atlanta Braves seleccionado el contrato de LHP Donnie Veal de Gwinnett Braves.
|6 de abril de 2015
|LHP Donnie Veal asignado a Gwinnett Braves.
|10 de noviembre de 2014
|Atlanta Braves agente libre firmado LHP Donnie Veal con un contrato de la ligas menores y invitado a spring training.
|3 de noviembre de 2014
|LHP Donnie Veal eligio agente libre.
|19 de abril de 2014
|Chicago White Sox envian a LHP Donnie Veal envian a rotundamente a Charlotte Knights.
|17 de abril de 2014
|Chicago White Sox designado LHP Donnie Veal para la asignación.
|13 de julio de 2013
|Chicago White Sox llamado LHP Donnie Veal de Charlotte Knights.
|23 de mayo de 2013
|Chicago White Sox opcionado Donnie Veal para Charlotte Knights.
|18 de mayo de 2013
|Chicago White Sox llamado Donnie Veal de Charlotte Knights.
|1 de mayo de 2013
|Chicago White Sox opcionado Donnie Veal para Charlotte Knights.
|13 de agosto de 2012
|Chicago White Sox llamado Donnie Veal de Charlotte Knights.
|23 de julio de 2012
|Chicago White Sox opcionado Donnie Veal para Charlotte Knights.
|19 de julio de 2012
|Chicago White Sox llamado Donnie Veal de Charlotte Knights.
|19 de julio de 2012
|Donnie Veal estado en la lista cambian a por Chicago White Sox.
|19 de marzo de 2012
|Chicago White Sox opcionado Donnie Veal para Charlotte Knights.
|10 de noviembre de 2011
|Chicago White Sox agente libre firmado Donnie Veal.
|2 de noviembre de 2011
|LHP Donnie Veal eligio agente libre.
|25 de agosto de 2011
|LHP Donnie Veal asignado a Bradenton Marauders de Indianapolis Indians.
|23 de agosto de 2011
|envian a LHP Donnie Veal una asignación de rehabilitación a GCL Pirates.
|13 de julio de 2011
|Donnie Veal estado en la lista cambian a por Indianapolis Indians.
|19 de junio de 2011
|LHP Donnie Veal asignado a Indianapolis Indians de Altoona Curve.
|5 de junio de 2011
|Donnie Veal asignado a Altoona Curve de Bradenton Marauders.
|22 de mayo de 2011
|Donnie Veal asignado a Bradenton Marauders de Indianapolis Indians.
|15 de diciembre de 2010
|Pittsburgh Pirates invitado fuera del roster LHP Donnie Veal para spring training.
|10 de diciembre de 2010
|Indianapolis Indians agente libre firmado Donnie Veal.
|2 de diciembre de 2010
|LHP Donnie Veal eligio agente libre.
|13 de octubre de 2010
|Pittsburgh Pirates activan a LHP Donnie Veal.
|19 de septiembre de 2010
|Donnie Veal estado en la lista cambian a por Indianapolis Indians.
|24 de mayo de 2010
|Indianapolis Indians ponen a LHP Donnie Veal en la 7-día lista de deshabilitado.
|15 de marzo de 2010
|Pittsburgh Pirates opcionado LHP Donnie Veal para Indianapolis Indians.
|8 de septiembre de 2009
|Donnie Veal estado en la lista cambian a por Pittsburgh Pirates.
|18 de agosto de 2009
|envian a LHP Donnie Veal una asignación de rehabilitación a Altoona Curve.
|7 de agosto de 2009
|Pittsburgh Pirates ponen a LHP Donnie Veal en la 15-día lista de deshabilitado retroactivo al August 4, 2009. Sprained left index finger.
|9 de julio de 2009
|Pittsburgh Pirates activan a LHP Donnie Veal de la 15-día lista de deshabilitado.
|8 de junio de 2009
|Pittsburgh Pirates envian a LHP Donnie Veal una asignación de rehabilitación a Indianapolis Indians.
|31 de mayo de 2009
|Pittsburgh Pirates ponen a LHP Donnie Veal en la 15-día lista de deshabilitado retroactivo al May 30, 2009. Right groin strain
Married Stephanie … has two children: Darion and Ashtyn … Twitter account: @RealDVeal … is a 2003 graduate of Buena High School in Sierra Vista, Ariz. … attended the University of Arizona and Pima Community College … is the cousin of former NBA guard and current mayor of Sacramento, Calif., Kevin Johnson.2013
Made his first Opening Day roster in his second season with the White Sox … his 50 appearances ranked fourth on the team and were the most by a left-hander … lowered his ERA from 6.75 (7 ER/9.1 IP) in the first half to 3.60 (8 ER/20.0 IP) after the break … averaged 8.9 strikeouts (29 SO/29.1 IP) and 4.9 walks (16 BB) per 9.0 IP … limited right-handers to a .200 average (8-40), while lefties batted .257 (18-70) … made 18 appearances with zero days rest … 36 of his appearances were less than 1.0 IP … recorded a 1.80 ERA (3 ER/15.0 IP) with just eight hits allowed over 26 appearances combined in August and September … first batters faced went 9-43 (.209) … allowed 22.9 percent (11-48) of inherited runners to score … made nine straight scoreless appearances to start the season (4.2 IP) … earned the victory on 4/6 vs. Seattle … was optioned to Class AAA Charlotte on 5/1, recalled on 5/18 and optioned again on 5/22 … was recalled for the remainder of the season on 7/13 … recorded a nine-game scoreless streak (4.1 IP) with just one hit allowed from 8/9-2-26 … posted holds in three straight appearances from 8/9-2-13 … registered a strikeout in 10 straight outings from 8/22-9/16 (11 total) … earned his second win on 8/27 vs. Houston … was charged with his only blown save on 9/3 at New York-AL … worked 5.1 scoreless IP over seven games from 9/8-21 … earned a hold in four of his last six appearances from 9/17-28 (1 ER/4.1 IP) … converted both of his save chances with Charlotte … limited left-handers to a .212 average (7-33) with no extra-base hits … owned a 12.2 scoreless IP streak over his first seven appearances from 5/3-6/1 … recorded four strikeouts on 5/15 vs. Louisville and 7/9 vs. Durham.2012 Made 24 appearances over two stints in his first season with the White Sox ... limited left-handed hitters to a .094 (3-32) average ... retired the first 27 lefties he faced ... right-handers went just 2-13 (.154) ... worked 8.2 scoreless IP on the road (12 games) ... allowed just 2-23 (8.7 percent) inherited runners to score ... first batters faced went 2-23 (.087) ... was recalled from Class AAA Charlotte on 7/19 ... made his Sox debut on 7/20 at Detroit, recording two strikeouts in 0.2 scoreless IP ... was optioned back to the Knights on 7/22 and recalled on 8/13 for the remainder of the season ... made six straight scoreless appearances (5.0 IP) to start the season before allowing his first run on 8/24 vs. Seattle ... matched his career high with 2.0 IP and three strikeouts on 8/15 at Toronto ... made 14 straight scoreless appearances (7.0 IP) from 8/29-9/24 ... 11 of those outings were less than 1.0 IP and 13 were hitless ... registered three strikeouts on 8/30 at Baltimore ... hold on 9/3 vs. Minnesota was his first in the Major Leagues since 9/3/09 at the Cubs ... retired Prince Fielder, who represented the tying run, with two outs and two runners on in the eighth inning on 9/10 vs. Detroit ... earned his first Major League save on 9/24 vs. Cleveland (0.1 scoreless IP) ... his consecutive scoreless appearance streak ended at 14 on 9/26 vs. Cleveland ... ERA was 1.13 (1 ER/8.0 IP) over his final 17 appearances ... limited opponents to a .211 average (40-190) with Charlotte ... right-handers hit just .195 (25-128) while lefties were at .242 (15-62) ... worked 12.0 scoreless IP over eight games in May ... did not allow an earned run over 12 appearances (17.1 IP) from 4/26-6/6 ... went 4-0 with a 1.23 ERA (2 er/14.2 IP), one save and 14 strikeouts over his final 10 outings from 7/3-8/11 ... struck out a season-best four on six occassions and worked a season-high 2.2 IP on 7/14 vs. Durham. 2011 Combined to go 0-1 with a 4.22 ERA (24 ER/49.2 IP) and 31 strikeouts in 19 games (five starts) with Class A Bradenton, Class AA Altoona, Class AAA Indianapolis and Rookie Gulf Coast Pirates...did not pitch until 5/22 while recovering from Tommy John surgery on 6/4/10...was on the disabled list with left elbow tendinitis from 7/13-8/26, including one rehab start with the Rookie Pirates...started his final three appearances and posted a 2.08 ERA (3 ER/13.0 IP)...Sox acquisition recommended by Joe Butler. 2010 Made nine starts with Indianapolis (AAA) before having season-ending Tommy John surgery on 6/4 (surgery performed by Dr. James Andrews to repair a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow)...Posted a 3.22 ERA (22.1ip/8er) in his first four starts before giving up seven runs in 5.2ip on 5/1 at Lehigh Valley...Won his last two decisions...Pitched 7.0 scoreless innings and won final game on 5/18 vs. Scranton/WB...Made final start on 5/23 vs. Gwinnett. 2009 Rule 5 selection began season in Pirates bullpen...Made Major League debut on 4/7 at St. Louis; surrendered home run to first batter he faced (Yadier Molina) before walking three and striking out three in the inning...Walked four and gave up one run in 2.0ip in second outing on 4/19 vs. Atlanta...His third appearance came 16 days later on 5/5 vs. Milwaukee (1.0ip/0h/0r/1bb/1so)...Walked a batter and retired the other one he faced on 5/8 at New York...Made fifth appearance on 5/29 vs. Houston and pitched 2.0 innings (1 run)...Also suffered a strained right groin in game on 5/29 and was placed on 15-day disabled list on 5/31 (retroactive to 5/30)...Began a rehab assignment with Triple-A Indianapolis on 6/8; pitched 2.0 scoreless innings and struck out two batters while throwing 15 of his 23 pitches for strikes...Walked three batters and gave up two runs in 2.0ip and suffered lone Triple-A loss on 6/14 vs. Norfolk...Made lone start with Indy on 6/17 vs. Gwinnett (2.0ip/1er)...Was scored upon once in next four games (5.0ip/2er)...Gave up five runs and four walks in last appearance with Indianapolis on 7/6 vs. Louisville (1.1ip)...Was recalled from rehab and reinstated from D.L. on 7/10...Tossed a scoreless inning on 7/12 at Philadelphia...Retired the one batter he faced on 7/19 vs. San Francisco...Walked two batters, gave up a hit and two runs in 1.0ip on 7/23 at Arizona...Retired the one batter he faced on 7/25 at Arizona...Walked two batters and was charged with an earned run on 8/1 vs. Washington...Pitched a scoreless frame on 8/3 vs. Washington...Was placed on 15-day D.L. on 8/7 (retro to 8/4) due to a sprained left index finger...Was assigned to Double-A Altoona for rehab assignment on 8/18...Struck out at least one batter (18 total) and walked at least one batter (10 total) in his seven rehab games with the Curve (13.1ip)...Was recalled from rehab assignment and reinstated from D.L. on 9/8...Pitched a perfect inning of relief on 9/8 vs. Chicago (1 K)...Also tossed a scoreless frame on 9/1 at Houston...Retired lone batter he faced on 9/20 vs. San Diego...Was charged with three runs while retiring just one batter on 9/22 vs. Cincinnati...Pitched 2.0 scoreless innings and was credited with first Major League win on 9/25 vs. Los Angeles; also had a sac bunt in lone plate appearance on 9/25...Made three straight scoreless outings (2.2ip) before giving up four runs in 1.0ip in last game on 10/4 at Cincinnati...Did not allow any of his three inherited runners to score and did not pitch in a save situation...Was used as a starting pitcher in the Arizona Fall League and went 3-1 with a 2.14 ERA in seven starts with the Scottsdale Scorpions (21.0ip/17h/6r/5er/7bb/22so)...Won his first three decisions and had a league-leading 0.54 ERA (16.2ip/1er) after his first five starts thru 11/6...Was named the AFL Pitcher-of-the-Week for week ending 11/1...Suffered lone loss on 11/12...Ranked tenth in the league in ERA, sixth in strikeouts and tied for second in victories. 2008 Spent second straight full season with Tennessee (Cubs' AA)...Posted a 2.82 ERA and limited opponents to a .235 batting average thru his first 15 starts and was named to the Southern League mid-season All-Star team...Ranked fourth among league leaders in strikeouts, while leading the circuit in walks and wild pitches...Went 2-0 with a 1.82 ERA in his first six starts thru 5/1...Did not surrender an earned run in three straight starts (17.2ip) from 4/21 thru 5/1...Suffered a loss in four straight starts from 5/6-21...Pitched a season-high 8.0 innings while winning third decision on 5/31 at West Tenn...Surrendered just two hits while tossing 7.0 scoreless frames in victory on 6/17 vs. Mobile...Struck out season-high nine batters on 7/7 at Carolina...Went 4-5 with a 2.76 ERA (84.2ip/26er) in his first 16 starts and 1-5 with a 6.97 ERA (60.2ip/47er) in his last 13 starts...Lost four straight decisions from 7/12 thru 8/15...Won final game on 8/21 at Montgomery...Participated in the Arizona Fall League, where he made 10 appearances with Mesa (9.0ip/10er)...Was selected by Pittsburgh in the annual Rule Five Draft on 12/11. 2007 Went 8-10 with a 4.97 ERA (72 ER /130.1 IP) and 131 strikeouts in 28 games (27 starts) with Tennessee...his 131 strikeouts ranked fifth in the SL and tied for the most among Cubs farmhands...was ranked by Baseball America prior to the season as the No. 2 Prospect in the Cubs organization. 2006 Was named the Cubs co-Minor League Pitcher of the Year with Rich Hill after going 11-5 with a 2.16 ERA (37 ER /154.1 IP) and 174 strikeouts in 28 starts with Class A Peoria and Class A Daytona...ranked sixth among all minor leaugers in strikeouts and third with a .175 (91-521) opponents average. 2005 Combined to go 1-3 with a 3.18 ERA (14 ER /39.2 IP) and 48 strikeouts in 11 games (nine starts) in his first pro season with Rookie Arizona Cubs and Advanced Rookie Boise...was signed by Steve McFarland.


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Today we packed up and headed to Florence for an exciting morning in the city. We had free time for most of the day so we decided to split up and explore Firenze. First stop for everyone was the Duomo. Some decided to make the trek up its 460 some steps for an aerial view of the city while others chose browse through the fine leather selection that Florence had to offer. The city boasts several museums, and Michaelangelo's David sculpture was a popular attraction. After some shopping and sightseeing, we headed to a local restaurant to try some authentic Italian pizza. We were the only non-locals in the restaurant, but fortunately, we were able to apply some newly-learned Italian phrases to help us through the meal. Buon appetito!
We then strolled across the Ponte Vecchio, the first bridge built in Florence in the 1300s. On the other side of the bridge, we found the sprawling Pitti Palace, former home of the legendary Medici family, complete with a beautiful garden and five museums. Fresh gelato in hand, the team returned to the bus after an eventful and exciting day of exploration.
Two and a half short hours later, due to fun bus games, we arrived in Cervia, ready to take on our final Italian opponent. We ate a quick pregame meal of pasta and prosciutto in a self-service restaurant.
It was a hard-fought game, though the end result didn't go our way. Cervia started out the scoring, but Katherine Sheeleigh answered in the first few minutes of the second half with a well-placed breakaway goal off of a bending ball from Becca Millock. Both teams played hard, but Cervia scored the winning goal off of a corner kick, despite many scoring chances for Harvard.
We're grateful for the opportunity to compete against so many great Italian teams this week. We look forward to the rest of the trip. Ciao bella!
Catherine and Alicia


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- French Open
Murray roars into semi-final against Nadal
Andy Murray came through another five-set epic at the French Open as he saw off the challenge of home favourite Gael Monfils to book a date with defending champion Rafael Nadal in the semi-finals.
It was one way traffic almost throughout the first two sets as Murray silenced Court Philippe Chatrier, with Monfils looking down and out before engineering a stunning comeback to level the match.
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However Murray proceeded to produce what surely must be his best ever set on clay, at just the right time. A crucial hold and then an even more important break gave Murray the momentum again.
Another break put him 4-0 up and he saw out the set to love, reaching his second ever Roland Garros semi-final with a 6-4 6-1 4-6 1-6 6-0 win.
"I started well," said Murray. "When the wind calmed down he started playing so much better - some of the shots he chased down were incredible.
"I was just lucky in the end that he started the fifth set badly."
The match finished in near darkness at 21:40 local time after three hours and 15 minutes.
"It was getting a bit dark, we couldn't see all that well, but I I really wanted to finish tonight because I knew that he was not in great shape," said Monfils.
"I felt better. Maybe that's why I was a bit rushed in attacking him. I'm very frustrated."
In the first set, Murray secured an early break as he stormed into a 3-0 lead, though was pegged back to 3-3.
However another crucial break at 5-4 gave him the first set before he blew Monfils away in the second. Murray stepped things up a gear, a double break helping him towards a 5-0 lead before Monfils finally broke his duck in the second set, Murray blowing three set points.
Having showed incredible sportsmanship in his last-16 win over Fernando Verdasco when he conceded a point that had been called out, Murray did the same again after a boll rolled out of his pocket mid-point.
That handed Monfils a break point at 5-1 down, but Murray showed resolve to eventually hold and take a two-set lead.
Monfils gave his home crowd crowd something to cheer about as he made more of a fist of it in the third set, which stayed on serve for the first eight games.
The Frenchan held and then earned two set points as the pressure mounted on Murray. Monfils wasted both, but Murray offered him up a third and then sent a forehand into the net.
The match had fully turned on its head when Monfils broke for 3-1 in the fourth set. Murray had no answers as Monfils broke again and held serve to level the match.
Having seen his third-round match against Philipp Kohlschreiber suspended on Saturday and taken into a second day, a repeat looked to be on the cards for Murray.
Referee Stefan Fransson came onto court to assess the light at 21:20 local time and decided play should carry on - a decision described as "ridiculous" by Murray.
With Monfils holding all the momentum, a crucial hold got Murray off to the perfect start in the decider however before an even bigger break put him in control.
He consolidated his lead with another hold as Monfils' body language dropped again, before earning three break points. Monfils saved two but sent a forehand long and Murray broke again.
Murray saw it out from there, sealing the win in emphatic fashion by taking the final set 6-0.
His reward is a semi-final against Nadal, who was briefly in a difficult spot against David Ferrer.
For the first time in this year's tournament, Nadal dropped a set. And this had to be on Nadal's mind: His opponent could present real problems. Not only is Ferrer the world No.5, and not only was he the runner-up at Roland Garros a year ago - to Nadal, of course - but he also beat Nadal on clay the last time they played each other.
So how did Nadal handle this test? Perfectly. From late in the second set, he won 10 games in a row, and 13 of 14 the rest of the way, to come back and beat Ferrer 4-6 6-4 6-0 6-1.
"At the beginning," Nadal acknowledged, "David was playing with a higher intensity than me."
But once Nadal made a key adjustment, deciding to dispense with backhands and hit forehands as much as possible, he took over. After committing 28 unforced errors across the first two sets, Nadal had none in the third, and only three in the last.
Ferrer, for his part, said that in the latter stages, "I lost my concentration, my focus".
It was Nadal's 33rd consecutive win at the French Open and improved his record in the event to 64-1.


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MP734, Revised September 2009
Several different, normally harmless, microscopic organisms that live on organic matter in the soil can attack cotton seedling roots in the spring. These organisms are called fungi. The ones most commonly found attacking cotton in Missouri are named Pythium, Fusarium, Rhizoctonia and Thielaviopsis. A plant may be attacked by one of these or by several at the same time. Each of these organisms causes a different disease, and the symptoms are different for each. However, they are collectively known as seedling diseases.
The organisms that cause seedling diseases are present in most soils. Once established, they remain there indefinitely. They produce structures that enable them to survive in the soil from year to year.
Seedling diseases become worse when the soil is cool and most especially when the soil is wet. These conditions do not develop in Missouri every year. Because of yearly variations in weather, the severity of cotton seedling diseases also varies. Cotton seedling diseases cause more yield loss than any other disease in Missouri.
The microscopic organisms that cause seedling diseases penetrate and grow within the cotton root by secreting chemicals that dissolve the root tissue. The organisms absorb the nutrients they need for growth from the damaged root. The root damage may vary from slight injury (which the root may outgrow), to moderate injury (the plant lives but the root is permanently damaged), to seedling death. Diseased roots are unable to absorb water and nutrients as well as a healthy root, and the plant will grow more slowly as a result. Plants with permanently damaged roots usually shed young bolls more quickly during summer drought; they mature later, yield less and produce poorer-quality lint than healthy plants.
A healthy cotton seedling root is white and firm, and the central root (taproot) is long with numerous secondary white roots emerging from the upper taproot. A stand of healthy cotton seedlings is uniform with no skips. Seedling diseases affect young plants in several ways. Dark, rotten areas (lesions) develop on infected roots (Figure 1). Seedlings may wither and die after the disease kills the root (Figure 2). The taproot may be destroyed, leaving only shallow-growing lateral roots to support the plant (Figure 3). Plants that survive infection are often weak, more susceptible to other diseases and environmental stresses, and unproductive. Sometimes seedling diseases will kill entire fields of young cotton. The most frequent result of this problem is thin, uneven stands of weakened plants (Figure 4) that grow slowly, yield poorly and have low-grade lint.
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Rotten areas on roots damaged by seedling diseases.
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Seedlings damaged or killed by seedling disease.
Figure 3
Shallow lateral roots left after the tap root has been destroyed by seedling disease.
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A thin, uneven cotton stand due to seedling disease.
There is no way to eradicate the problem, but the following six steps can be taken to minimize damage:
Following these suggested procedures will give cotton farmers a better chance to produce high yields and profit. More information is available at the MU Delta Center website at http://aes.missouri.edu/delta.
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Gerard Butler: 'Olympus Has Fallen' New York Screening!
Gerard Butler suits up while attending a screening of his upcoming film Olympus Has Fallen held at Tribeca Grand Hotel Screening Room on Monday (March 11) in New York City.
The 43-year-old actor was seen posing with his co-star Angela Bassett, director Antoine Fuqua, and producer Alan Siegel.
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Earlier in the day, Gerard's co-star Aaron Eckhart attended an advance screening of the film at Regal Union Square in the Big Apple.
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Wes Studi apologizes for conduct during NM arrest
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Actor Wes Studi is apologizing for his conduct toward police during his recent arrest for aggravated drunken driving in New Mexico.
A Santa Fe police officer's report says Studi was loud and vulgar toward officers. But Studi's statement of apology says officers "remained very professional" despite his behavior.
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports (http://bit.ly/11rQOGn ) Studi's statement issued Monday through a public relations firm also said he couldn't comment on his legal situation but that he was sorry for hurting family, friends and supporters.
Studi has pleaded not guilty. He was arrested early Friday after he was found with a car with two damaged tires in the middle of a street.
The Santa Fe resident appeared in "Dances with Wolves" and "The Last of the Mohicans," and has had roles in several TV shows.


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Welcome Caladan,
I am running a game in Robinson that plays 2x a month usually on Sundays (starting 'round noon to 1:00). We are running a 4 Ed. D&D Forgotten realms campaign and have room for another (one of our players left to return to Costa Rica, it's a long story.)
Hey CplJarhead
That sounds good and I appreciate your invite, I'm not sure I would be able to meet every Saturday and unfortunately I work most Saturdays, What time do you guys usually meet?
hey caladan,
welcome to the boards. i just happen to be a member of a group looking for players that play in the forgotten realms setting. we play saturday nights interested let me know. i live in morningside but we play (currently) in the allentown area of pittsburgh (thru liberty yunnels and right on warrington ave and left on estelle then right on hinton) where the dm lives. we also switch dm's about every 4 weeks or so to give the dm a chance to play too.


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Among the most promising developers in the Nationals' organization this season is right-hander Nick Pivetta, a hard-throwing, big-bodied starter who was promoted from Class A Potomac to Class AA Harrisburg earlier this month. At 6-foot-5, 220 pounds, Pivetta has the prime pitcher's frame the Nationals covet. With a mid-90s fastball and delivery that allows for a downward plane, he has the beginnings of top-of-the-rotation stuff they seek. He is rated as one of the top 10 prospects in the Nationals' system, the fifth-rated pitcher behind Lucas Giolito, Joe Ross, Reynaldo Lopez and A.J. Cole.
Pivetta will make his second Class AA outing Friday in Harrisburg against the Bowie Baysox, who lead the Eastern League West Division. After pitching to a 2.29 ERA in 15 games with Potomac, he has allowed 10 runs in 10 innings with Harrisburg.
"His first start with us, he didn't command his fastball real well," Senators Manager Brian Daubach said. "Might have been a little bit nervous, first time at a new level, trying to impress, it's human nature. I know he was throwing the ball great down in Potomac. We're excited to see what happens with him in the second half."
Despite those recent struggles and the challenge ahead Friday, Pivetta is in the midst of one of the best seasons of any pitcher in the organization. He went 7-4 in Potomac and struck out 72 batters in 86 1/3 innings, pitching to a 1.15 WHIP — progress from last season in Low-A Hagerstown, where he threw to a 4.22 ERA, less a strikeout pitcher than a get-ahead, get-contact type.
"I'm being more consistent than last year with everything: fastball, curveball, changeup, developing those pitches" Pivetta said. "That's really what's pushed me through to get a chance at this level."
The Nationals chose Pivetta in the fourth round of the 2013 draft, and he played in the New York Penn League and the Gulf Coast league. He spent last year in Hagerstown before starting this year in Potomac, pitching well enough to earn quick promotion.
"It was a part of my goal set. I wanted to get (to Harrisburg) by at least the halfway point," Pivetta said. "I'm here now, and I'm more than happy to be here."
Part of Pivetta's progress is keeping his arm slot consistent, something he says allows for greater consistency with his curveball and changeup. He started throwing the changeup more frequently earlier this year to go with a sinking fastball.
"I was working on a grip with my pitching coordinator that really clicked, and the amount it improved has been awesome. Now I've incorporated it into my game, and I can throw it in any count and it's awesome."
Adding the changeup allows Pivetta to push hitters off his fastball. In fastball counts, particularly when he is behind, Pivetta can still deceive hitters, trusting a pitch that looks like the fastball, but disrupts their timing. A changeup thrown consistently for strikes keeps hitters uncomfortable.
"I threw my first 3-0 changeup the other day and got a ground out out of the inning," Pivetta said. "That helps."
Pivetta said he notices more experienced hitters with more experienced approaches in his limited timed in Class AA, a challenge he hopes to meet with improved consistency. A baseball buzzword, to be sure, consistency often boils down to repeating delivery, arm slot and approach.
"It comes along with experience," Pivetta said. "I'm 2 1/2 years in, and the amount off knowledge that I've learned and been able to incorporate into my game has helped me get this far. It's just experience and playing baseball every single day, going out and improving on each start. Using each start to tell you who you are and how to become a Washington National one day."


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BPD officers capture armed robbery suspect
Officers responded to a robbery in progress at La Salsita located at 612 Washington Ave. in Beaumont on Monday, March 31, at approximately 6:37 a.m. Police apprehended a suspect, who a news release indicates could have been involved in multiple recent incidents, and, in the process, had to shoot a dog that attacked officers in pursuit of the armed robber.
A description of the suspect was put out over the radio while an officer was already in the area of the robbery, according to the news release. The officer was at Sabine Pass and Lee Street when he drove up behind a person matching the description of the suspect. The officer attempted to stop the possible suspect, and the man fled on foot between two houses and disappeared in the back yard. Additional officers entered into the area and set up a perimeter. A K9 officer and his partner were called to the scene. The K9 started following the track and went between several houses and into a vacant lot. A German Shepherd broke free from its leash in one of the neighboring yards and attacked the officers conducting the search for the armed robbery suspect. Officers were forced to discharge their weapons to end the attack. The K9 officer and his partner continued to track the suspect and ended up in the 600 block of Lee Street, where the man was located hiding in a garage. A loaded 9mm handgun was located with the suspect. The money from the robbery was reportedly in the suspect's shorts.
BPD Officer Carol Riley said the shooting of the dog was "unfortunate."
"The dog broke his chain and attacked the officers, the K9 unit and the handler, both who are officers by law," Riley explained. "He attacked and the handler attempted to stop the attack. The dog latched onto his pant leg, biting him, and the officer was forced to shoot the dog. Of course he hated to do that, but he didn't have a choice."
Riley said due to the officers' training, they were able to continue the pursuit, leading to the capture of the suspect.The armed robbery suspect, a 31-year-old Beaumont man, was taken to the station to speak with members of the Criminal Investigations Unit and then transported to Jefferson County Correctional Facility. The investigation is ongoing and in the early stages, police report, but the suspect was booked in for Felon in Possession of a Firearm, Aggravated Robbery and Evading Detention/Arrest. The suspect's identity is not being released at this time.


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Manning tosses seven TDs -- two to Welker -- as Broncos dump Ravens in NFL openerReuters
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DENVER -- The new NFL season got off to a stuttering start but Peyton Manning was firing on all cylinders, tossing a career-best and NFL-record-tying seven touchdowns to lead the Denver Broncos to a 49-27 rout of the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens on Thursday.
Wes Welker, Tom Brady's favorite target before moving from New England to the Broncos, looks set to become Manning's go-to-guy as well and hauled in nine passes for 67 yards and two touchdowns.
The opening kickoff was delayed 33 minutes because of lightning in the Denver area but it could not prevent the Broncos from gaining emphatic revenge for a double overtime loss to the Ravens in last season's divisional playoff clash.
The Broncos showed why they are tipped as favorites to replace the Ravens as Super Bowl champions.
Manning shredded the Ravens defense by completing 27-of-42 pass attempts for 462 yards and became the first player since Joe Kapp in 1969 to throw seven touchdowns.
Demaryius Thomas and tight end Julius Thomas both had over 100 yards receiving and a pair of touchdown catches.
A fourth round pick in the 2011 draft, Thomas's career statistics coming into the opener were one catch for five yards. Andre Caldwell scored the other Denver touchdown.


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First off, before going any further make sure you have read the hall of fame SQLTeam article by Rob Volk on generating crosstab results using a flexible, dynamic stored procedure that has been viewed over 100,000 times! This entire concept and pretty much all of the ideas I've had regarding this topic and this techinique in general are all due to Rob's great work and his very clever stored procedure.
It must be crosstab season or something, because lately I've been getting quite a few emails and comments about an alternative stored procedure that I've posted in the comments to that article that has been helping quite a few users. To potentially help others out there with this common request (which I still feel should be mostly done at the presentation layer, but I suppose it's not always possible) here's a quick recap/reprint of my adaptation of Rob's excellent idea and some notes.
The main difference between Rob's original stored procedure and mine are that
Note that if you read the comments from the article, you'll see lots of modifications and adaptations of Rob's original that do address some of these issues, but I am proud of the brevity and flexibility of my code and I feel that it works well and is easily modified (see the end of this article for one idea). Depending on your needs, it may be useful to incorporate some of the other ideas presented in the article and the comments, so be sure to do some research if necessary or if you are interested in learning more.
First, here's the code for the procedure:
create procedure CrossTab (@Select varchar(1000),
@PivotCol varchar(100),
@Summaries varchar(100),
@GroupBy varchar(100),
@OtherCols varchar(100) = Null)
set nocount on
set ansi_warnings off
declare @Vals varchar(8000);
set @Vals = '';
set @OtherCols= isNull(', ' + @OtherCols,'')
create table #temp (Pivot varchar(100))
insert into #temp
exec ('select distinct convert(varchar(100),' + @PivotCol + ') as Pivot FROM (' + @Select + ') A')
select @Vals = @Vals + ', ' +
replace(replace(@Summaries,'(','(CASE WHEN ' + @PivotCol + '=''' +
Pivot + ''' THEN '),')[', ' END) as [' + Pivot )
from #Temp
order by Pivot
drop table #Temp
exec ( 'select ' + @GroupBy + @OtherCols + @Vals +
' from (' + @Select + ') A GROUP BY ' + @GroupBy)
set nocount off
set ansi_warnings on
And here's a description of the parameters and how to use it:
OtherCols (optional) - Any other columns to return that you are not grouping by, also separated by commas. Make sure that this list does not contain references to columns that are not being summarized or grouped.
Here's the format you should use when specifying the Summaries parameter:
SUM(Field ELSE DefaultValue)[Prefix], ....
SUM(Field ELSE DefaultValue)[Prefix], ....
First, list the aggregate function you wish to use, and within that function put the column you wish to summarize, and add an ELSE clause with what that column's default value is. For example, put 0 if you wish to display all 0's for empty columns, or NULL if you wish to display nulls.
Next, immediately following the aggregate function (with no spaces) put the prefix for the column name in brackets. This is what will be appended to the beginning of the column name, followed by the value from the pivot column. Leave as [] to just use the pivot column's value as the field name.
Finally, you may have multiple summaries just seperate them by comma's. Remember if you have many pivot values, you will probably end up with too many columns and/or a T-SQL statement > 8000 characters so you may get an error.
If the pivot column is "Employee", with values of 001, 002, 003 and 004:
SUM(Hours ELSE 0)[]
returns column headings of 001, 002, 003, 004, and returns a 0 in all "empty" fields.
SUM(Hours ELSE 0)[Hours], MAX(Date ELSE Null)[MaxDate]
returns column headings of Hours001, MaxDate001, Hours002, MaxDate002, Hours003, MaxDate003, ..etc ...
SUM(Amount ELSE Null)[]
returns column headings of 001,002,003,004 and returns a NULL in all "empty" fields. Note that you can use SUM(Amount)[] as a shortcut, since ELSE NULL is redundant and is the default behavior.
SUM(Amount ELSE 0)[Amount], COUNT(Amount)[Qty]
returns column headings of Amount001, Qty001, Amount002, Qty002, ... etc ...
Here are some samples using either Northwind or Pubs:
exec CrossTab
'SELECT LastName, OrderDate FROM northwind..Employees Employees INNER JOIN northwind..Orders Orders ON (Employees.EmployeeID=Orders.EmployeeID) ',
'select titles.*, stores.stor_name, sales.qty, sales.stor_id from pubs..titles titles
inner join pubs..sales sales on
inner join pubs..stores stores on sales.stor_id = stores.stor_id ',
'SUM(qty ELSE 0)[Qty], MAX(stor_name ELSE '''')[MaxStoreName], COUNT(1 ELSE 0)[Count]',
'Count(*) as TotalCount'
Modification Ideas
A common problem with these procedures is when there are too many columns and the SQL statement stored in the variable ends up with a length of more than 8000 characters, causing truncation problems and syntax errors.
Click here for a modification of the stored procedure which allows you to extend the length of the SQL that can be generated fairly easily that seems to work well:
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I've been reading Stephanie Dowrick's Creative Journal Writing (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 2007) and it has reminded me how liberating and fulfilling writing a journal can be. Writing a blog is like writing a journal in that you write whatever is on your mind, and yet it is different because you are always conscious that someone may read your blog (hopefully) and so you are keeping your audience in mind, whereas with a journal it is for you and you alone. It doesn't have to make sense to someone else, it can be defamatory or dishonest or whatever you like – it is just for you.
Writing a journal can clarify problems in your own mind, or take you to a level of creativity you didn't know you were capable of. I've written a journal on and off since I was a teenager, and mostly it was of the problem-clarifying kind. Getting it down on paper means you have to think clearly and boil all those circular worries down into sentences. It gets it outside of yourself and enables you to look at it more objectively, with less emotion that can stop you seeing it properly. It can also give you ideas for solutions that don't come when the problem is just going around and around in your head.
I haven't written one for a few years now, and then I heard Stephanie on the radio the other night talking about journals and her new book and I was inspired to start again. I love to write – no-one who doesn't would voluntarily start a blog – and the idea that I could introduce more creativity into my writing and my life was instantly appealing.
Just the thought of going out and buying a journal to write in, with nice paper and a proper cover, and deciding which pen, or colour, to use, was immensely satisfying, and actually going out and buying one was even more so. I've written in it twice so far, and I'm thinking that there is so much more I can do. I bought a sketchbook type so the pages are thick enough that I can write on both sides of the page without interference from the other side, which always bothers my about normal notebooks; and not having lines on the page means I can draw or write diagonally or in circles if I want to.
Stephanie's book gives examples and exercises for unleashing the creativity we all have in there somewhere, and I'm looking forward to getting in there and trying them out.
Can writing a journal make me happy? I think so! I'll let you know how I go.


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So since october 13th a new exhibition by Ursula Mayer is showed at belvederes 21er Haus in Vienna.
I am full of shame that i did not make the opening performace (out of pure laziness #mesosorry) but its most definitely worth seeing! i looked into if and really regret not going to the vernissage the first day.
here is a description on the project and thank you Guy-dierdir Debast - i stole your pictures ;) #kiss
– the title of Ursula Mayer's exhibition was taken from a picture in the April 17, 2013 issue of the British daily paper The Independent, the day Margaret Thatcher was interred.
The London-based artist collected all the newspaper articles in the days that followed Thatcher's death, programmatically positioning these four words at the forefront of her exhibition in Vienna, and in a phase of her work that foregrounds questions about the opportunities offers by neoliberal identity, about consumer culture in a post-capitalistic society, and about their precursors. Based on sources from film, philosophy, politics and culture, Ursula Mayer recombines idea-historical texts and images, developing a multi-layered mesh of autonomous statements and concepts. Her work explores strategies of cinematic image creation which cement social norms so as to expose the structure, alter, and represent exactly these conventional images through the deconstruction of the filmic language.
The point of departure for the large institutional solo exhibition by Ursula Mayer and simultaneously the first joint exhibition project between the Ursula Blickle Stiftung and the 21er Haus is a trilogy of the films GONDA (2012), MEDEA (2013) and the 16mm double-projected Cinesexual (2013).
The central characters, model Valentijn de Hingh and musician JD Samson, embody versions of such diverse figures as Ayn Rand, Margaret Thatcher, Medea and Jason, ultimately converging with Michael Snow in a Two Sides to Every Story reference, drawing all the threads together.
Performance by Model Valentijn de Hingh
It is a threshold situation staged to dissolve the oppositions of a binary world-view. Mayer's actualization of fundamental social topics spans time from the ancient migration story of Euripides' Medea to the riots in the Arab world today, and insistently investigates the current conditio humana. It explores questions of individuality and personal freedom, of emotion and the ultimate limit state of human destructivity.
The film scripts written by author and art critic Maria Fusco and film theorist Patricia MacCormick are based on original source material and pull the viewer into the sensual world of cinematic narrative while catapulting him or her instantaneously into the individualist present day. The films are transported into the exhibition space in a tableau vivant of different objects and scenarios, such as the body machines of Bruno Gironcoli which embroil beholder in the spell of its social and psychological entanglements. The hidden hints and coded clues guide his perception along a labyrinth path of sensual and intellectual seduction.


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Updated information about the condition of Bruins center Marc Savard has been hard to come by since the veteran was officially shut down for the season last month.
A few Bruins players I've asked about Savard have said they don't want to take the first step to call him in order to give him his space as he tries to recover from post-concussion syndrome. Tonight ESPN national hockey writer Pierre LeBrun blogged about a source that told him the type of news no one, especially the Bruins and their fans, wants to hear.
LeBrun writes:
Wish I had better news to forward on the Marc Savard front, but it's quite the opposite. A source told ESPN.com Saturday that the concussed Bruins center is having "real memory problems and he's quite worried about it."
Just another reminder how serious the concussion issue is around the NHL. Savard's career is in serious doubt and that's just not right.
The memory problems had been a big concern when Savard first returned from his his post-concussion problems in December. You'd have to think that if Savard, this far removed from his late-January concussion in Denver, is still suffering symptoms and is even having memory problems, he might have no choice but to retire. It's quite a shame, especially when you consider how slow the league has been in its attempts to crack down on head shots — both before and since Matt Cooke's cheap shot on Savard.
Savard's plight should, at the least, spur even more debate and decision-making in relation to getting hits to the head and other concussion-causing elements (dangerous equipment, hard glass) out of the game so that no one — All-Star or fourth-liner — has to go through what Savard has.


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As I completed my last body of work, I was looking for a way to loosen up, explore new compositions, and gain a little more control over my work as I experimented with different materials and substrates. This body of works on paper was born out of an effort to abandon fear, create honest work, learn genuinely, and display my true self more and more through my artwork. Playing with negative space, mark making, and the power of monochromatic color schemes, this work is a little more raw and reckless than my previous work on canvas.
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Members of the Los Angeles Police Department criminal conspiracy unit were investigating why someone placed a cannister filled with dry ice inside a restroom stall at Los Angeles International Airport, officials said Monday.
No one was hurt when the plastic bottle exploded at around 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Los Angeles World Airports police Sgt. Karla Ortiz said. The blast, in Terminal 2, happened in a secure area of the airport not accessible to passengers, Ortiz said.
There was never any threat to the public, officials said, but departures from Terminal 2 were briefly stopped as the Los Angeles police bomb squad searched the building. Regular operations resumed at about 8:30 p.m.
"I don't know if this is something that was done accidentally or on purpose," Ortiz said Sunday. "I don't have all the details of why someone would carry dry ice in a bottle."
Terminal 2 is used by 14 airlines, including Air Canada, Hawaiian, Aeromexico and Air New Zealand.
Dry ice packed in plastic containers can cause considerable blasts. In June, a Disneyland worker was charged in connection with an incident in which two so-called dry ice bombs exploded at the Anaheim park. In that May incident, dry ice was placed in two plastic bottles, according to police. A witness told reporters that the blasts, which injured no one, were louder than gunshots.
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I was just coming here to post and report my findings! LOL!
Through research (including the above articles), I discovered that the best method for scalding is the the stove top. HOWEVER, if a stove top is unavailable, microwaving is an option.
Since microwaving destroys immunilogical properties and possibly some of the nutrition in ebm, it's best to do so only if absolutely neccessary. This wouldn't be a good method to use if, for example, the baby is exclusively fed expressed breastmilk. But, in the case of a WOHM, this might be an option as microwaved breastmilk is still more sound nutrition than formula. That being said, microwaved ebm MUST be treated in the same manor as formula (meaning don't refeed milk left in bottle, don't leave out of the fridge, ect) for food safety reasons. Also, there should be extra care to assure all bottles, pump parts that touch the milk, rings, nipples, and (of course!) hands, are throughly cleaned before handling the milk.
If you think about it, this really does make sense because of the way microwave cooking works! Other types of cooking are much more gentle to the molecules in the food.


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STOCKTON - The Thunder's familiar formula of aggressive defense and a big game by Toni Rajala worked once again.
STOCKTON - The Thunder's familiar formula of aggressive defense and a big game by Toni Rajala worked once again.
But this one was closer than Stockton coach Matt Thomas and his players would have liked.
Despite outplaying and outshooting Idaho throughout the game, the Thunder had to hold off a late Idaho rally in its 4-3 win on Sunday in front of a crowd of 4,601 at Stockton Arena. The Thunder (10-3-1) has won six in a row at home.
Stockton was impressive against a talented Idaho squad. It had a 36-16 shot advantage against the Steelheads (9-4-2) and rarely gave them a clear shot at goaltender Tyler Bunz. Rajala had two more goals to raise his total to 11 and extended his points streak to 11 games.
But the Thunder had a little trouble putting them away, and the Steelheads scored with 2 minutes, 10 seconds remaining in the contest to make it a one-goal game.
"I thought we played a really good game as a group. But I think when you give a good team a couple of opportunities off a couple of silly mistakes by us, you let them hang around," Thomas said. "But I liked the way we battled, and a win is a win."
Idaho took the lead 11 seconds into the game on a goal by Adrian Foster, but the Thunder stayed calm and Rajala stayed hot. He scored 12 minutes after Foster's goal, then gave Stockton a 2-1 lead 1:05 into the second period. He had a great shot at a hat trick later in the period on a breakaway, but his shot hit the post against Idaho goalie Tyler Beskorowany.
"He's one of those guys who doesn't miss too often," Thomas said. "The goalie's best friend (the post) helped out on that one."
Idaho tied the game in the second period on an unassisted goal by Hubert Labrie. Harrison Reed gave Stockton the lead for good 1:23 into the third, and Phil Mangan pushed the advantage to 4-2 before Jacob Cepis' late goal for the Steelheads.
"They are a great team, but we were playing really well," Reed said. "We did make a few mistakes, which they took advantage of."
Justin Maylan had two assists for the Thunder, and Bunz made 13 saves.
According to Thomas, Thunder forward Philippe Cornet missed the third period because of illness.
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LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) — Police in Pennsylvania say a 5-year-old girl was abducted by a man offering to take her for ice cream as she played in her yard, but found safe two hours later after two boys spotted her in a car.
Investigators say they are checking with area ice cream shops as they search for the suspect, who's between the ages of 50 and 70 and walks with a limp.
It happened around 4:30 p.m. Thursday in Lancaster Township just outside the city of Lancaster. Police say that's when Jocelyn Rojas was reported missing.
Two hours later, police in nearby Manheim Township say two teenage boys spotted a girl matching Rojas' description inside a car. They began following the vehicle on their bicycles and police say the driver eventually stopped and let the girl out before driving off.


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Pelham officer faces loss of job for 'hostile and abusive' attitude to citizensBy APRIL GUILMET
Union Leader Correspondent
August 21. 2013 11:50PM
PELHAM — A Pelham police officer with an extensive record of "anger management issues and misuse of power" is facing permanent dismissal.
Patrol Officer Eugene Stahl appeared before the Board of Selectmen Wednesday. At Stahl's request, the hearing, which was also attended by police and town officials, was open to the public. However, audience members weren't permitted to comment.
A final decision on Stahl's termination rests with selectmen, and town officials said that decision wouldn't likely be made for several weeks.
Stahl, who has been on administrative leave for the past four months, didn't speak during the hour-and-a-half hearing.
According to Police Chief Joseph Roark, complaints against Stahl's conduct on the job go back several years, and the chief said he's "dealt with Officer Stahl on a variety of occasions."
Roark, who has recommended Stahl's termination, said the rising instances involving Stahl pose major concerns about civil liability, citizen safety and the validity of future charges stemming from Stahl's policing.
During the most recent incident involving Stahl, where an intoxicated female driver was pulled over in January, Stahl was said to have violated the police department's policy on interrogation techniques, failed to read the suspect her Miranda rights and was recorded addressing the suspect in a manner described as "hostile and aggressive."
A short video of the January incident was played during the hearing, where Stahl can be heard yelling and cursing at the suspect.
"Who was driving the (expletive) car?" he could be heard screaming on the tape.
In November 2012, Stahl's conduct was called into question during an attempt to apprehend a young driver that ended in a high-speed chase and Stahl allegedly firing his gun at driver Grant Hebert, then 21.
"This was a non-deadly force incident where he decided to use deadly force," Roark's attorney, Peter Nicosia said. "There was a school bus nearby, and there were neighbors watching the incident."
Stahl, who began working with the Pelham Police Department in April 2001, was suspended for four days following that incident. However, the state Attorney General's Office concluded that Stahl and two Windham police officers involved in the incident were justified in using their firearms.
Nicosia said negative aspects of Stahl's annual reviews date to 2008, when he was cited for "sometimes being tactless in his dealings with citizens" and Stahl is on the state's Laurie List, a list containing the names of law enforcement officers who have been disciplined on multiple occasions for issues involving credibility.
Speaking on Stahl's behalf, attorney David Slawsky said his client "has a very honorable and fine history" on the local police force, despite the incidents under discussion.
Slawsky said Stahl's conduct last winter during the alleged drunk driver apprehension was excusable under the circumstances.
"This driver was going over 75 miles per hour," Slawsky said. "It was 2 a.m. in the middle of winter, and it was initially believed another suspect had fled the vehicle."
"This young woman had led police on a very dangerous chase and was endangering citizens' lives," he said. "Yes, the language (Officer Stahl) used wasn't something ideal for a tea party, but it's certainly not something to end a 12½-year career over."
Slawsky said Stahl opted to appear in public, which was purely optional on his part, because "he's proud of his career, warts and all."
"He just wants to be seen fairly," Slawsky said. "This is an officer who's made hundreds of successful arrests over the years, and it's inappropriate to terminate him over a handful of isolated incidents."
"This isn't a singular event, this is a pattern," Nicosia said. "There have just been too many events where Officer Stahl's conduct has been a threat to the citizens in this town."


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In 2006, soybeans were Louisiana's most popular commodity with acreage ranging between 800,000 and 1 million. And despite drought and ample disease, the state set a new average yield record of 35 bushels per acre.
At the recent Louisiana Soybean Association annual meeting at the Dean Lee Research Station in Alexandria, La., David Lanclos spoke on how producers can best maintain and maximize soybean production in 2007.
"Louisiana corn acreage has been sinking, no doubt," said the LSU AgCenter soybean specialist. "We've been dropping acreage for the past few years. But in 2007 it appears we'll pick all those acres back up and add some.
As for wheat, USDA has Louisiana production at about 225,000 acres. "That will factor into the scheme next year in terms of what farmers do with their double-crop acres. Will we plant cotton behind wheat? Will it be soybeans or, in some situations, milo? We're not suggesting you should plant milo behind wheat — we don't think it's a very solid practice."
Sugarcane acres are expected to remain stable.
Lanclos says rice "could see a 5 percent to 10 percent increase in acreage. However, considering the hit rice acreage took in 2006, it still won't be a tremendous number of acres.
"We also expect grain sorghum to be back to 200,000 to 250,000 acres.
Maturity groups
Every year Lanclos fields many questions about maturity groups.
"From a pure production standpoint, we have some Group 3s being planted, primarily north from Tensas Parish. That's exactly where they need to be. We also have some very limited Group 3 data out of the sugarcane region."
In central Louisiana, the soybean crop is predominantly Group 4s and Group 5s. And in south Louisiana, producers are "mostly limited to Group 4s and Group 5s."
Cobbled together from statewide Extension demonstration work, the last three years of trend data for Group 4s shows the following: south Louisiana is averaging 36 bushels per acre, central Louisiana's average is 39 bushels, and north Louisiana is at 52 bushels.
"This shows there's definitely a place for Group 4s. I've been in this job for several years now. Having watched this closely, I believe the maturity group break-line for the state is right here in Alexandria. The (agronomic) dynamics south of Alexandria drastically change."
The data for Group 5s shows: south Louisiana averaged 40 bushels, central Louisiana averaged 52 bushels, and north Louisiana averaged 58 bushels.
"The take-home message remains the same: the further north, the less the insect and disease pressure. The northern beans are also a bit more intensively managed with irrigation and that translates to higher yields."
As for the best varieties, Lanclos' list of 3.8s and 3.9s includes DPL 3861, Dyna-Gro 31J39, Delta Grow 3950, Delta King 3964, and Terral 39RS31.
The best-bet for Group 4s, range from 4.1 to 4.9: Delta Grow 4150, DPL 4546, DeKalb 46-51, Terral 46R15, DPL 4724, Pioneer 94B73, Delta King 4866, Pioneer 94M80, Terral 48R14, Delta King 4967, Dyna-Gro 36M49, MorSoy 4993, Prodigy 4949 and Terral 49R12.
The best Group 5s, listed by maturity: Delta King 5161, Delta King 5366, Delta Grow 5555, Delta King 5567, Terral 55R15 and DPL 5634.
"These are all exceptional varieties. But for the last couple of weeks I've been strongly encouraging growers not to go much later than 5.6 to 5.7. That's because of the late-season issues we've had with disease as well as the potential for Asian soybean rust. Planting later varieties is an undue, unnecessary risk."
The LSU AgCenter won't recommend any Group 6s for the state in 2007.
"We have only two or three commercial 6s in the state. They just aren't working, and we need to be pushing the early-maturing beans."
Core block studies
In late 2004, the LSU AgCenter incorporated a "core block" facet into its Crop Demonstration Program. The purpose was to evaluate soybean, corn and grain sorghum varieties across the wide range of agronomic conditions Louisiana offers. What's been found in soybeans?
In the Group 3 core block studies last year "we had four varieties in three rotations statewide. The top yielder was Terral 39RS31, followed by DPL3861.
"As for Group 4s, the state locations numbered 11. Delta King 4866 was tops and the following tied for second place: Terral 48R14, Dyna-Gro 36M49, DeKalb 46-51 and DPL 4546."
Broken down by regions — "when you have 11 or 12 locations statewide the discrepancies between regions begin showing up" — three locations of Group 4s in south Louisiana showed Dyna-Gro 36M49, Terral 48R14 and Delta King 4866 led the way.
"For central Louisiana, the best were Delta King 4967, Terral 49R12 and Delta King 4866. In north Louisiana, the best were DeKalb 46-51, Delta King 4967, DPL 4546 and Pioneer 94B73."
Group 5s were studied across 14 locations: seven in south Louisiana, six in the central region and one in the north.
"Terral 55R15 led the pack at about 57.5 bushels. That was followed by Delta Grow 5555, DPL 5634, Delta King 5161 and Delta King 5567.
"Exceptional beans in south Louisiana were Terral 55R15 and DPL 5634. In central Louisiana it was hard to separate the varieties. In north Louisiana, the best were Delta Grow 5555, Delta King 5567 and Terral 55R15."
Cultural practices
While speaking on cultural practices, Lanclos applauded Trey Koger's work in Mississippi. Koger, a USDA soybean agronomist in Stoneville, Miss., has done "research that is extremely interesting."
"We've had a lot of questions in soybeans, milo and corn on twin-row systems. I've never been a big proponent of twin-rows, but Mississippi has been working with twin-row soybeans and corn for several years.
"Koger has studied a 10-inch system, a 20-inch system, a twin-row and 40-inch row spacing. He found the narrow rows have a 9 percent yield increase over wide rows.
Lanclos said a twin-row system makes good beans better. But it won't make poor beans a lot better.
"If you have 35-bushel beans, the twin-row system could bring you to 43 bushels. It won't take 35 bushels beans to 70 bushels."
What about seeding rate response?
"Many companies pushing the twin-row planter claim you need to increase the plant population to maximize yield. Koger compared 130,000 plants per acre to 155,000 plants per acre. The 155,000 plants did have a bit of a yield response, with the exception of the 40-inch row, where the lesser population actually did better."
The message remains the same. "Regardless of the plant population, the 10-inch, 20-inch, and twin-row systems beat the wide row."
Drainage, beds
Behind variety selection, Lanclos said, drainage is the most overlooked cultural practice in Louisiana.
"Soybeans don't like wet feet. If you can keep them dry and keep them actively growing, you'll increase yield. If they stay waterlogged and struggle, the bottom line will be hurt."
Another message: "When you plant extremely early or extremely late, do so in narrow rows."
There have also been a lot of questions recently on raised beds versus flat.
"I'm not saying those planting flat won't make a good crop. But, for the last couple of years, those planting on a bed system are increasing yields."
Again, Lanclos pointed to Koger's work.
"He did a 40-inch hip bed and got a return of about 7 bushels per acre — about $38 per acre extra profit. When he went to an 80-inch bed, the profit dropped to $27."
Koger believes the reason is 80-inch beds often produce a slight depression in the middle.
"So, from 40 inches all the way out to 70 inches is probably where you need to be. Going all the way to 80 inches is a bit too large and it will be hard to get uniform thickness. We need more research on this, but we're going in the right direction with beds."
Lanclos believes that in the next five to 10 years, "most Mid-South soybean production will be on beds. The yields are there and most production teams are moving towards them. Two southwest Louisiana farmers called me this week saying they're buying bedding equipment for their beans."
Plant populations
Where can producers save money in soybean production?
"Plant population is one of the first things to come to mind because, in many situations, we're planting too thickly."
With Group 3s in early April, producers need 120,000 to 140,000 plants per acre. With Group 4s in early April, "it's hard to separate" between 70,000 and 155,000 plants. For Group 5s, producers need to be between 95,000 and 120,000 plants.
"In mid-April, the message with Group 3s remains very clear: higher plant populations — above 120,000 — increase yields. With 4s, you can go as low as 95,000 and still maximize yields. For Group 5s, you'll maximize yields with 80,000 to 100,000 plants per acre."
In mid-May, Groups 3s need higher plant populations to get higher yields.
"With those higher yields, you'll justify the cost of adding seeds to the ground. With Group 4s, yields are maximized at 90,000 to 100,000 plants. As for Group 5s, it's hard to separate yields with populations at 70,000 and 155,000."
When is the best time to plant?
"You need to wait until the first of April to plant a Group 4. In years to come, that may change. But there are many other issues we'll have to figure out before we recommend planting a Group 4 earlier than that."
When ASR hit two years ago, Lanclos was concerned with the best date to plant Group 5s. At that time, Group 5s were typically planted at the end of May. Since then, producers moved the planting back to mid-May and then some began planting at the end of April.
"We started looking at (Group 5 planting dates) with 10 varieties in the core block. Those were planted April 4, May 4, May 17 and June 2."
Before discussing the results, Lanclos pleaded with farmers not to plant on April 4. "This was just an interesting study that needs to be pursued much more."
The LSU recommendation for the earliest Group 5 planting date is April 25. This makes sense because, historically, Group 5s are determinates.
"They're very photo-period sensitive. You could end up with a bean that's 7 inches tall."
Regardless, despite Lanclos' warnings, producers will no doubt be impressed with the 74-bushel yield on the test's first date of planting.
"It was unbelievable and if we'd eliminated a bit more disease pressure, the yield would've been around 90 bushels. The yields decreased with subsequent planting dates. On the last planting date we had a hard time just getting the beans up."
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Sheriff Jerry Jones said deputies responding to a tip went to a home near the town of Louisburg on Sunday evening and asked to speak to a teenage girl they believed to be the mother. Jones said they left when told the girl was not home.
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TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) - In 2012, a record number 46 million Americans relied on some type of government food assistance program.
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Between September 2011 and August 2012, $155,823,292 was issued in food assistance to the people of Lucas County. If local fraud rates hold with national estimates, that means about $1.5 million in food stamp money was lost to fraud in Lucas County in 2012. From 2009 to November 2012, 70 food stamp fraud cases were closed in the Toledo area alone.
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Several months ago I had a gold crown put on one of my molars. The dentist drilled out the old filling and assured me there was no sign of abscess or infection before placing on the crown. I`ve had nothing but pain in that tooth since (sensitive to heat and cold). The dentist says the nerve must be too close to the crown and I will need a root canal to kill the nerve. Is this usual with crowns?
While not usual, it unfortunately is not uncommon. A tooth can withstand only so many fillings, and refillings before the nerve can no longer repair itself. One's reparative ability decreases greatly as we "mature." It may be that this procedure was the last your nerve could withstand. I hope this was helpful.
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LATAM takes delivery of 200th A320 aircraft at Paris Air Show
LATAM Airlines Group, the holding company for LAN and TAM Airlines and third largest Airbus customer in terms of in-service and on order aircraft, has taken delivery of its 200th A320 aircraft at Le Bourget Paris Air Show.
The TAM A320 is equipped with Sharklet fuel-saving wing-tip devices and powered by CFM engines.
"We are very happy to receive our 200th Airbus A320 at the 50th Paris Air Show, a truly momentous occasion that reflects the important relationship Airbus, LAN, TAM and now LATAM have shared since 1998," said Roberto Alvo, LATAM Airlines Group's Chief Corporate Officer. "The A320 has been a key element to the company's growth over the years and success in South America."
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After showing men how a fine four-wheel drive is made, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has embarked on spreading its Midas touch to design a suite of elegant luggage to complement Wraith, the most powerful Rolls-Royce ever created.
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