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U.S. MNT Head Coach Jurgen Klinsmann Conference Call Quote Sheet
U.S. Men's National Team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann answered questions from the media ahead of Wednesday's match against Mexico at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
U.S. Men's National Team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann
Media Teleconference Call – Quote Sheet
Mexico City, Mexico
Aug. 12, 2012
On the choice to go with a younger group of players:
"As a coach, you go through your roster and evaluate every individual case and you look at where they are right now. The case is made that a lot of European players are not there yet, they are only in preseason, and they are running behind. Some have a little bit of injury issues like Michael Bradley and Jozy Altidore, and so you work through all those elements. At the same time, you see it as an opportunity. If you leave some players behind because they are in preseason, that gives you an opportunity to see some players on a very high international level. With the game in Mexico City, it's a great benchmark to have. Those are the environments where you want to see them and get an impression of those guys. I'm not worried about having a couple younger players or even new players like Matt Besler or Steven Beitashour. They've proven their qualities over a long time in MLS and they're doing extremely well. It's a huge opportunity for those players that are coming to Mexico City now and also for us as a whole team to prove ourselves against a good side."
On the expectations placed on Chris Wondolowski and Terrence Boyd for the match:
"We're trying to build on what we did over the last year now. Wondolowski is building his case very strongly in MLS. Every time he came into camp he gave everything he had and he's trying to get closer to the international level. He keeps working on that and he knows what he's still missing and what the others provide. He's fired up every time he comes into camp. It's wonderful to see. And you see the development of a player like Terrence Boyd coming from the fourth division last year and now shooting his team up into the third division, being on the bench with Borussia Dortmund – a Champions League team – and being transferred to Rapid Vienna and breaking through there now very positively. He made a very good impression in the June period. Then you have very experienced players like Landon Donovan and Herculez Gomez. They know the inside and out of this program and especially Herculez now with his experience playing in Mexico and getting the job done, he's very well prepared for such an important match on Wednesday night at Azteca Stadium."
On if getting young defenders some experience is a high priority:
"To get players exposed to these types of games is a priority. At the end of the day, I want to win games, so I want to win on Wednesday night against Mexico. Over the stretch of the next two years, I want to get as much knowledge as I can of those players coming through the ranks because if you look at our year in 2013, it will be a very busy year so we have to work with a bigger roster anyway. When it comes to an opportunity like this, European players are behind because they are in preseason and not in the middle of the season like MLS or in the beginning of the season like Mexican players, so this is a good moment and it gives them the opportunity to come in and prove their value."
On the omission of players like Clint Dempsey and Carlos Bocanegra from the roster:
"Clint is in preseason and he had discussions with Fulham about his personal situation. They left him behind for training camp and I spoke to him several times. He's just not in a rhythm yet. He hasn't played any preseason matches and he's anxious to sort out his own personal situation. We had a similar situation last year with Michael Bradley. It's good for Clint to take care of these things. It's similar with Carlos. He just started the season. Gooch (Oguchi Onyewu) also is just in preseason so far and Steve (Cherundolo), as well. That's how I go through every name on our list. Every situation is different and we get to it and then we make our decision."
On Brek Shea's call-up for the friendly against Mexico:
"I had good conversations the last week with Schellas Hyndman of FC Dallas and we both see a lot of upside in Brek Shea. We all knew that after the big disappointment of not qualifying for the Olympics that our youngsters from that program would eventually fall into a hole. They would go through emotional rollercoasters. That's what happened with Brek – he went through an emotional rollercoaster and he didn't have himself under control. Schellas and I – we tried to look through all those elements and we think he needs our support and the feeling that we're there when things get tough. Things got tough for (Juan) Agudelo, (Teal) Bunbury, (Bill) Hamid, (Sean) Johnson, for all that whole generation that should've been in London these last two weeks. It was a tough pill to swallow for them. We are now at a point where we say we have to integrate those players in our plans and give them playing time and possibilities to be close to the international level and the senior national team overall. You see that in Joe Corona and Terrence Boyd. Terrence was one of the players from the Olympic roster that handled it the best because he went back to Europe and took care of his job. For Joe Corona, maybe that moment was just in Mexico and just to keep up playing instead of living that nightmare that they went through for a couple of months like our MLS kids did. Brek has to learn to focus in and learn to become a full professional 24-7 and learn that the highest priority is what you deliver on the field and learn how to live off the field and he's in the middle of that process. We coaches are responsible to help him in that process. We are happy to have him back and we'll have a couple good talks over a few coffees and he'll have to take care of it once he gets back to Dallas and improve on a daily basis."
On analyzing Mexico's youth system and whether there are positives to be gleaned from it:
"I think you can take from every nation out there. You can learn things and you can ignore things. There are good things from different systems, if it's Spain or European nations or Brazil and Argentina or Uruguay in South America or just now Mexico. I think you can learn from all those systems, but at the end of the day we have to decide what's best for the U.S. system and what is best for our infrastructure. We are constantly in those talks to restructure youth development and the pathways for these young players to get more exposure. We are in a good path, but it will take a lot of work and a lot of talks with MLS, the academy programs and other elements. I think Mexico deserves a big compliment. What they've done the last three or four years is tremendous. They've identified a way they want to play and everybody dedicates themselves to that style of play. It shows you that a lot of elements were taken off the Spanish path during the last six years. We often talk about that more technically, and soccer-specifically, that you've got to lead to a system. You have to work to a way where everybody is committed to a cause and for each other. The way Mexico outplayed Brazil yesterday was wonderful to watch. They did many good things there. You've got to admire that and acknowledge that."
On if there is a gap between Mexico's accomplishments and where the U.S. is right now:
"There is a gap. It would be foolish not to recognize that. If one team doesn't qualify for the Olympics and the other team wins the Olympics, there is a gap. On the senior level, they've done well over the last two years, too. You've got to give them compliments for that. In certain elements there is a gap, in other elements we can close gaps right away. If we just continue our path and work harder to close that gap, I think a lot is happening in the American system. There are a lot of positives happening in MLS and also our youth development in the MLS and the U.S. Soccer Development Academies. The next couple years will be exciting to follow what soccer in the U.S. can do, but at the moment Mexico is a step ahead of us."
On concerns surrounding Geoff Cameron just moving to Stoke City in England and his readiness to play:
"It is what it is. It was his big goal to get that transfer done. It was his dream since his childhood. He's on a very positive path. He had a good June camp and he becomes more and more consistent. He has to deal with that, it's as simple as that. He has to deal with the travel issues as the other European guys coming in today and tomorrow for the Mexico game do, as well. It's been a little bit of an emotional rollercoaster for him, but it's finally done. The work permit is there. He's 100 percent a Stoke City player and he's very proud of that and it's the next step in his career. On Wednesday, he just has to settle in as fast as possible and keep his nerves under control while 100,000 Mexicans make some noise."
On the decision to call up Steven Beitashour into the team:
"We follow all the MLS games. Martin Vazquez has personally been there (to San Jose). I'm constantly in contact with Frank Yallop, which is very enjoyable. The relationship with all the MLS coaches is going well. Steven has built his case over the last couple of months and talking with Frank Yallop and getting his information was the most important step. We are pleased to bring him in. He will be welcomed here and he'll see it is a very positive and comfortable environment where he can settle in with no problems. We are curious to see him in the couple training sessions that we have. It's not much because we have two and a half days to prepare for a game, but obviously I'd love to see him over a longer period of time. It will be curious to get his first impression. Chris Wondolowski just keeps on building his case. He's got a positive attitude and scores instinctual goals. With his dedication to his work, he's a role model. He's a role model for a lot of players out there and he's a joy to work with."
On whether Mexico has an edge in the winning mentality:
"I think that we have a very strong mentality. I think that we don't need to hide from anybody out there. What Mexico read well is that how the global game has evolved over the last couple years, led by Spain. They understood that they need to have a style and have a player that buys into it 100 percent and works as hard as he can. Based on those elements and their preferred 4-2-3-1 system, they automized sequences and where and how the players moved and they've doubled and tripled the positions that we have discussed. Certain players that are normally on the team aren't there, but the players that are there play exactly the same roles. If Giovani Dos Santos is not there in the middle of the attacking midfield, (Angel) Reyna is there. If Chicharito (Javier Hernandez) is not there, then another guy is there. I think they have matched what was going on globally. If you want to be in the top 10 in the world, you have to adjust to this type of style. You can't just sit back and just counter attack and hope you're going to win a game. You've got to play with the best ones. Compliment to Honduras with what they did with Brazil. They tried to play with them. It's a lot of hard work. We have to get physically on another level and pace wise on another level, which we are working on. On many other elements we have to do better work. It's not happening overnight. Here and there we see results, but maybe we have a setback like against Brazil in June."
On Timmy Chandler's standing with the U.S. Men's National Team:
"There is nothing new about Timmy. Timmy is not sure yet if he wants to commit 100 percent to us and we don't (want to) stress him out. I told Timmy that our view may not be aligned, but let us know. It's no problem. I don't want to bring up a player who is not 100 percent committed. We know about his qualities and his character and all we can do is show patience and understanding with all those players that sooner or later with dual citizenship have to decide which direction they want to go. I think it's totally legitimate from his side and I think he's been very honest. He broke into Nuremberg and became a starter. He could've moved onto a bigger club this summer, but instead prolonged his contract because he felt he was not ready yet and I think that's good to see. We constantly will have those discussions with the players. Our position is that we leave it up to the player. We can't force anybody into a decision. That would not be right. We always need to be patient. With the next wave of players coming in with the same topic, we've got to leave the decision up to them."
On what it means to call in players from the Mexican League for a game at Estadio Azteca:
"It means a lot. It shows that they are constantly on the radar screen even if you drop off for a couple games. We follow them week in and week out. It's the same with the MLS players and European players. The same is with Mexico. It's a very good league. It's good competition down here. The fact that they leave their comfort zone and play in the league down here means a lot. They work their way through and it's exciting to see now how Edgar Castillo and Joe Corona are starters in Tijuana. Jose Torres in a couple seasons now has been one of the better players for Pachuca. Michael Orozco is now back after losing his starting spot, and for us calling him in is recognition for his fight. We are communicating with all the players here in Mexico. That's important for us to have a presence down here. The people in Mexico are starting to realize that. They see that we come down here and watch games. They are open to any dialogue. I think it means a lot to us and to the players constantly being called back into the national team program."
On the importance of having players like Joe Corona and Herculez Gomez:
"It is important because in their own environment, they have to fight their way through it. Herculez had enough challenges over the last couple years with different clubs always fighting through and then getting back his starting spot. He's a non-stop fighter. It kind of makes you what you are today. That's what he proved in the May/June camp. He was so sharp and hungry, he said now we are giving him the chances and he's not giving that away any more and that's why he played in all the games. It's good to see Joe Corona breaking though in Tijuana out of his comfort zone and making his path through the league, but also doing it differently than a player that had to deal with that disappointment of not qualifying for the Olympics in MLS that we talked about before. There is a benefit to players that play abroad, but there is a benefit to the challenge at home in the U.S. The point is that for the players to see that they are equally evaluated by the national team coaches no matter where they play. The players in Mexico get that recognition and see that they are there to fight for a spot. All of these guys want to go to Brazil in 2014."
On Sean Johnson's call-up and what he's seen from him in the past few months:
"After the disappointment of the Olympics, we told these players that your path will be much tougher than you thought it would be because you're missing out on one of the biggest opportunities of your lifetime – an Olympics. For these kids watching Mexico win the gold medal brought them some tears possibly. What we also told them was when you fall down, you've got to get back up and fight your way back. We followed those youngsters and they did it differently. All these players, we constantly observed them and spoke to their coaches. Sean found his way back to balance and put this horrible moment behind him. He focused on work day in and day out, and said I've got to do my best possible for the Chicago Fire and that I've got to be consistent, that I'm there to help my team win games and that I'm learning something new every day. I think Frank Klopas has done a tremendous job with him and given him lots of support, and that's why we called him back in."


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There are loads of products on the market now that promise to turn your eyeshadow into an eyeliner, like Frontcover's Shadowline and Mac Mixing Medium.
I am all for it – I have so many eyeshadows that it opens up all kinds of opportunities!
Now, POP Sparkle Sauce – the name itself make it appealing!
This is actually a multi use product. You can use it as an eyeshadow sealer (it will make it water resisitant) or as a gold highlighter or as an eyeliner creater!
You can wear it alone on your eyes or drop it directly into a shadow or as a primer.
Sparkle sauce is a sheer gold with glittery bits in it. You get a decent amount inside so it can be used as a highlighter and it's a very thin, watery texture – means a little goes very far.
At first it was tricky getting the hang of it! Because it's so watery you have to careful if you drip it directly on to your brush or your hand…I used this for a multitude of things and it's pretty cute and handy.
I mixed with powder shadow – worked quite well but it is very liquid so you just need a tiny tiny bit otherwise the result is too watery:
It lasts pretty well. I actually prefer to mix it with some powder and get that sort of slightly glossy eye look that lasts quite well, certainly better than using actual gloss on top of the powder.
As a highlighter it's also nice but remember there are visible chunk of glitter so use sparingly.
All in all a fun product to use – it won't replace my day to day eye primer but it's good fun.
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2008 Bordeaux — Back from the Brink
The 2008 vintage looked gloomy on paper as September approached — a series of weather challenges that had affected the vines nearly all year long seemed like they would never relent. The troubles began a year earlier in the difficult conditions of 2007, which affected the size and vigour of the 2008 crop. Things did not improve much in the new year as a warm February and variable weather in March caused an uneven bud break, creating a gap in the ripening cycle that would wreak havoc throughout the year. The beginning of April saw a cold spell that caused frost damage to the vines, and continued cool weather reduced the potential size of the crop and pushed back flowering. A warm and wet May came and went, and the risk of mildew increased in the humid conditions. An uneven flowering began in late May and was stretched out for a month. Millerandage and coulure further reduced the already small crop size.
Beginning in mid-June, the weather improved, with mainly warm, dry, sunny days lasting through the end of July. A few isolated thunderstorms and a coolish first week of July were exceptions, but July was without a doubt a saving grace for the vintage. The grapes began to develop In the sunny conditions, but sadly, August didn't follow suit, and it was cool and damp right through to early September. Grapes were beginning to swell and split, and the specter of rot rampaging through the vineyards was a serious worry.
By early September, growers were wondering if they would be able to achieve even a miserly 12.5% alcohol, or, in some cases, make a harvest at all. But just then, around the 13th of the month, the weather patterns changed and the vines made a miraculous comeback. Those who kept ahead and worked hard in the vineyards were able to make some very good wines, although not with the scale of power, richness, and depth of the two years that would follow.
Ironically, having dodged one bullet, growers were hit with another in the form of the unfolding economic crisis. Having patched together some very good wines, they now wondered if there would be anyone left with the money to buy them.
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
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If you picked up Pillowtalk's The Come Back EP, you might have noticed that this San Francisco trio has a peculiar yet interesting sound that combines contemporary house elements with that classic American soul that's all over Mayer Hawthorne's music too. So, seeing these two names together you can only think: "YES. Perfect match." A thought that turns out to be true upon listening to it.
Originally already a cover by Hawthorne (of The Festivals, one that stays very true to the original), this version isn't an edit that tries to bend a track into something it wasn't meant to be, but one that adds that little extra bit of punch. And surely no one should mind that the original two minutes as if by magic turned into six and a half minutes of bliss.
PillowTalk's latest EP, 'Far From Heaven' was released about a month ago on Wolf + Lamb, so check that one out if you haven't already...
Mayer Hawthorne - You Got The Makings Of A Lover (PillowTalk Edit) (ALT) (RCRD LBL)
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I keep reading about how it's important to buy organic food. But when I do, my grocery shopping bills go through the roof. Are there any tricks for saving money on organics? -- Tara R., jacksonville, florida
When you buy organic, you support a more sustainable agricultural system that helps preserve farmland for future generations. You also reduce your exposure to dangerous pesticides, which in excess "can cause health problems such as cancer, birth defects, and nerve damage," according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Chemicals can penetrate produce, and they can seep into water supplies and contaminate the soil and air.
Growing consumer demand continues to drive down organic prices, but many conventional foods remain cheaper. To help balance out the extra cost, consider these tips.
+ Choose wisely
Since buying everything organic isn't always financially feasible, make the switch for items most likely to have higher pesticide residues-apples, bell peppers, celery, cherries, grapes (imported), lettuce, nectarines, peaches, pears, potatoes, spinach, and strawberries. It's also wise to buy organic meat and dairy products to avoid hormones.
+ Buy generic
A popular organic brand of pasta sauce costs $5.99 for a 26-ounce jar, while the same-sized jar of Whole Foods' generic 365 Organics sauce rings up at $2.49. You'll even save over a nonorganic product -- a similar-size jar of Ragu pasta sauce goes for $2.69 at my local grocery.
+ Join a co-op
Many food cooperatives sell organic and natural food to members and volunteers at a discounted price. And they usually draw from nearby farms, thus supporting the local economy and minimizing the distance food travels from farm to plate. At Selene Whole Foods Cooperative in Pennsylvania, for example, dues are $30 a year, and members save 10.9 percent (volunteers, 21 percent) on most non-produce items.
+ Shop locally and seasonally
Farmers' markets typically offer organic foods at lower prices than many grocery stores because the food is in season and doesn't travel halfway around the world. At its peak, produce is most plentiful, which keeps the price lower. To find food cooperatives and farmers' markets, visit localharvest.com.
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What is a squishy? :lol:
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
What is a squishy? :lol:
I had the same question a while ago, so if you go to the search button and put in squishy you will find a long lists of posts to answer your question. :lol:
The easy answer is usually when you recieve a gift of fabric....even if you order it for yourself :wink:
Fabric mail ordered comes in a squishy envelope. My latest order was to big and came in a box, no squishy for me.
And, after a lot of laughs, I think we settled on a 'firmy' for a parcel with quilt books in it.


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Pantone PMS Metallic Chip Pages Coated
Pantone created a new version of their popular Metallic Chips Books in March, 2006. The new book has larger Pantone chips pages, measuring 5.5" x 9.25", allowing for 25% larger chips of each color and larger type sizes for important descriptive information. Most importantly, they have added 97 new colors. The new binders are larger, but have the same three-ring size accommodating both Original size and new 2006 replacement pages.
For your choice and convenience, Hyatt's maintains the world's largest inventory of both Original and 2006 pages.


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There are two nations working peacefully, but then everything changes when Crystal Valley lacks of water and economic crisis. Luke tries to find out how to get water, but his mind is going evil. Luke has robbed more than $40,000 and he also kidnapped the Mayor. Jake suggested his twin brother to fight Luke because his brother can't find a job.
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Parts of Britain will be hotter this weekend than in Mediterranean countries such as Greece and Turkey, forecasters have said.
The mercury is due to hit 18C (64.4F) at the weekend as spring tightens its grip on the country.
Sunday is set to be the hottest day of the year so far, with London, East Anglia and the south east set to reap the best of the sunshine.
And although dropping back slightly after Sunday the mild temperatures are set to continue into the start of next week, according to weather service company Meteogroup.
Forecaster Nick Prebble said: "Certainly for central and south eastern parts of the UK it looks like a dry weekend, the warmest day is looking like Sunday.
"It is looking like 18C should be obtainable on Sunday."
That temperature would mean England would be warmer than parts of the Eastern Mediterranean, including Greece and Turkey, he said.
Tomorrow is set to be slightly cooler, he added, but overall the warmer weather will continue into next week, with temperatures reaching 13-14C (55-57F) on Monday and Tuesday.
Yesterday was the hottest day of the year so far, with the Met Office recording 15.5C (59.9F) at Gravesend in Kent.
The pleasant temperatures are in stark contrast to March last year, when the average temperature was 2.2C (36F).
But the weekend weather is not all good news. Mr Prebbles said Scotland and north west England will be cooler and could see rain on Sunday.


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Jason Aldean Sells Out Second Atlanta Show, Sets New Venue Record
Saying that 2012 will be the year of Jason Aldean is quite the understatement. While the singer's past few years have been amazing — and have brought four consecutive No. 1 singles and multi-platinum selling albums — the country rocker has added one more career achievement to that list after selling out a second show at Atlanta's Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood in only a matter of hours.
Aldean originally had one show scheduled for May 19, when he will be stopping at the amphitheater on his My Kinda Party Tour, which sold out in minutes. He then added a second show for the night before (May 18) to give fans the opportunity to see the Georgian up close and personal. As expected, the second show also sold out in hours, marking the first time a country music artist has done so that quickly in the history of concerts at the venue.
"That's just ridiculous," Aldean said in a statement following the news. "I don't even know what to say."
Next up for Aldean is the Academy of Country Music Awards on April 1 — there, he will wring his hands in hopes of taking home awards for just a few of his six nominations in addition to a performance during the red carpet event. Aldean is up for Entertainer of the Year, Male Vocalist of the Year, Album of the Year ('My Kinda Party') and Video of the Year ('Tattoos on This Town'), as well as Single Record of the Year and Vocal Event of the Year, both for his duet with Kelly Clarkson on 'Don't You Wanna Stay.'
Aldean's latest single from his 'My Kinda Party' album is 'Fly Over States,' a song penned by Neil Thrasher and Michael Dulaney. The tune is currently just outside of the Top 20 on the country singles charts and is showing no signs of slowing down. Should the song hit the top of the charts, it will be Aldean's fifth consecutive No. 1 hit and would mean all five releases from his 'My Kinda Party' have reached the leading slot.
Next month, Aldean's My Kinda Party Tour (also featuring Luke Bryan and Lauren Alaina) picks back up with stops in Texas, Kansas and Missouri. Click here for a complete list of dates where the tour will be headed.


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We are also inspired by the IBM logotype.
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Well, thankfully he hasn't said "Grow Up" yet... so at least that's something.
Also, things I have learned from this experience: A fish is no substitute for a good blaster at your side, kid.
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BFenix wrote:Silent-sigfig wrote:
Coolest 1000th post ever
I wrote:Have IVascus toss his fish aside and ride his trusty steed across the battlefield and straight onto the trapped Vladtroop (hopefully squishing him).
If he succeeds and has the other Vladtroop in his line of sight, have IVascus angrily throw his banana at him. Call out to the Piltogg monkey if it hasn't already noticed the banana.
If he succeeds but cannot see the other Vladtroop, have him dismount and pick up the Sparkly Purple Wizard of Yendor's Sparkly Purple Wand (with the intent that he will give it to Dogdu later). He should be waiting just inside the wagon preparing to counter an aerial attack.
If the trapped troop survives, IVascus will show the banana to the Piltogg monkey. Once he has it's attention, IVascus will shove the banana into the mouth of the trapped Vladtroop and prepare to counter an attack from the troop on top of the wagon.
In any case, he will exclaim "lol noob"
Rayhawk wrote:END OF TURN SUMMARY, BENKIM123 AND MUFFINMAN42:
The jellybeans are down one horse and one tree, but they're up one flaming Vladtrooper corpse. Ready for Turn 2 orders!
Rayhawk wrote:END OF TURN SUMMARY, SILENT-SIGFIG AND WARHEAD:
One Vladtroop down, one to go; it might be time to start using real weapons. Ready for Turn 2 orders!
benkim123 wrote:IVascus joins the dating service and decides his nickname should be VladTron then invites a girl over for dinner and she is actually an obese german woman. She arrives and hugs the vladtron troop.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Jose Canseco plans to file a class-action lawsuit against Major League Baseball and the players' association, saying he's been ostracized for going public with tales of steroids use in the sport.
Canseco said Wednesday that he has discussed the suit with lawyers and intends to enlist Sammy Sosa and Rafael Palmeiro to join in the suit.
Canseco said the basis of the suit would be "lost wages — in some cases, defamation of character."
"Because I used steroids and I came out with a book, I was kicked out of the game, but I have not been inducted into the Hall of Fame," Canseco said in a telephone interview.
"A lot of these players have not been inducted into the Hall of Fame: Mark McGwire and so forth. They're losing salaries, because obviously when you're inducted into the Hall of Fame, you get asked to do certain, you know, appearances and shows and so forth, which incorporates income. So there is a major income loss.
"Not even that, baseball blackballs you from their family, meaning you can't have a future proper reference from them, a job, no managerial jobs, no coaching jobs, nothing. They completely sever you."
The 1986 AL Rookie of the Year and 1988 AL MVP, Canseco hit 462 home runs from 1985-2001 and currently is 32nd on the career list. In books published in 2005 and last year, he detailed steroids use by himself and others.
Whether a judge would think Canseco has a case — and would even allow it to go to a jury — remains to be seen.
He appeared on the Hall of Fame ballot in 2007 and received just six votes, 21 below the amount necessary to remain in the Baseball Writers' Association of America ballot in future years. McGwire, eighth on the career list with 583 homers, received 118 Hall of Fame votes this year, which came to 21.9 percent. That's well below the 75 percent threshold needed for election and down from 128 votes in each of his first two appearances on the ballot.
"Always, one individual has to make that stand, which is me," Canseco said. "And then I'll obviously speak to other players and other individuals, see how far they want to go."
Rob Manfred, MLB's executive vice president for labor relations, declined comment. Michael Weiner, the union's general counsel, did not respond to an e-mail seeking comment.
Canseco said players shouldn't be stigmatized for using steroids before players and owners agreed to ban them in 2002.
"I don't see why people just don't get it. I don't understand the ignorance," he said. "Listen: It was allowed by Major League Baseball. It was endorsed by Major League Baseball. Why should the players be now reprimanded?"
He wasn't surprised by a report Tuesday by The New York Times that Sammy Sosa was among 104 players who tested positive in baseball's anonymous 2003 survey. The paper cited lawyers with knowledge of the 2003 drug-testing results who spoke on condition of anonymity because they did not want to publicly discuss material under court seal.
"Like I've said all along, in my era 80 percent of the players were using steroids and why would Sammy Sosa be excluded from that?" Canseco said. "I think people are going to be amazed how, you know, extensive that list is that Major League Baseball is holding back right now and who are on it."
Canseco said the list should remain private because players were promised anonymity, but he predicted the remaining names eventually will trickle out and become public.
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Twelve years ago when my husband graduated from college I had tons of ambition and minimal quilting knowledge. But, I decided that my husband needed a quilt to celebrate his graduation! I designed a quilt, bought and sewed the fabrics and then put it away to finish after we got "settled" into real life. The more I learned about quilting the more I realized that my original idea was NOT going to work AT ALL. (It was basically a huge applique quilt with iron on lettering.) Plus, in all my graduation excitement I was making it to fit on our queen-size bed! (Like we're going to want to have collegiate themed bedding...The thought of that still makes me laugh!)
My husband had known that I had this unfinished quilt but he never did see it. He wanted to be surprised when it got finished. At least once a year for the past 12 years he has asked when he's going to get his Aggie Quilt. I would just laugh and say "Someday..." Last year when I made this quilt for my sister he really turned up the heat by asking "Are you ever going to finish MY quilt?" I would just smile sweetly and say "Yes, dear! It's on my list."
I had a goal of getting the quilt done in time for Christmas 2009. Since my original idea was no good (and ugly), I've had to come up with a new design. When I came across this quilt I knew I needed to copy it for my husband. It is so fantastic!!
I tried my best to sew it without my husband knowing a thing. I sewed during the day while he was at work and then made sure it was all put away before he got home. Well, life got in the way and I ended up only giving him the unfinished top. (I know, kind of lame...) He was REALLY surprised and excited none the less.
After Christmas I was able to quilt it up and finish it off for him. Now that it's been done for several months I am happy to say that my husband uses his quilt as much as I'd hoped. A few weeks ago I put it in a quilt show. It was gone for about 14 days. He asked me everyday when he was going to get his quilt back! Now that it's back he's a happy man! :)
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MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School student Gloria Kamencik leads the chorus line through a rehearsal of the school's fall musical, "Guys and Dolls." The show will be presented on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 p.m. with a Saturday matinee at 2 p.m.
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MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury selectmen later this month will consider a new "idle-free" policy calling upon motorists to switch off their vehicle engines when they are not traveling.
The new policy is being pitched by the Middlebury Area Global Warming Action Coalition (MAGWAC), an ad hoc citizens group that is working on ways to reduce the community's carbon footprint. The group reasoned the town could significantly cut greenhouse gas emissions — as well as look after the collective health of its citizens — by adopting an idle-free policy.
November 15, 2007
By MEGAN JAMES
GOSHEN — The tension was palpable at the Goshen selectboard meeting Monday night. With a new chairman, Bruce Webster, at the helm, some two dozen residents clashed over the town government's spending policies.
The tiny mountain town in the past few months has seen the resignation of several key town officials — including the departure of Town Clerk Erica Sabatini, announced Monday — and is struggling with paying for services with a small tax base.
At the center of the discussion was road foreman Jim Hayes, who at the end of October purchased a $3,000 sander to replace the town's older, malfunctioning one. According to Hayes, Selectmen David McKinnon and David Gale authorized this purchase at a board meeting in August.
McKinnon and Gale confirmed this, but Webster, who was not on the board at the time — he was appointed to replace Thomasina Magoon when she resigned at the end of September — said he could not find a record of the authorization in the minutes. Sabatini was absent from that meeting and so there were no minutes.
When Webster consulted the Vermont League of Cities and Towns, they told him the sander should not have been purchased without written authorization.
"They said, first of all, if it wasn't in the minutes, it's not verifiable, it didn't happen," Webster said.
McKinnon and Gale maintained they had advised Hayes to use his discretion, to buy the sander if he deemed it necessary. After all, he has been taking care of the Goshen roads for 11 years, and he has always been frugal, they said.
"We've done this three or four sanders before this one," Gale said. "It's the way we've always done business."
But Webster said he wants to change the way Goshen does business.
November 15, 2007
By MEGAN JAMES
MIDDLEBURY — "Brooms down. Eyes closed. And the snitch is loose," boomed Xander Manshel, commissioner emeritus of the Middlebury College Muggle Quidditch League. The crowd cheered as a gold-clad player dashed away and two teams of undergraduates wearing capes and holding broomsticks between their legs took the field.
As the players scurried around Middlebury College's Battell Beach on Sunday afternoon the first intercollegiate Quidditch World Cup Fall Festival was under way.
The tournament included more than a dozen teams playing the magical sport portrayed in J.K. Rowling's wildly popular Harry Potter novels. Unlike in the books, where wizards and witches fly through the air on souped up broomsticks, the Middlebury quidditch players remained strictly earthbound. The competition was no less keen, despite the lack of magic.
"It's a full-contact sport," said Middlebury sophomore James Schonzeit, as players from another team tackled each other on the field to wild applause. "A violent ballet, of sorts."
A dozen home teams competed for a final game vs. visiting Vassar College, in an afternoon that featured 12 games, a half-time show and five or six musical and juggling performances. Middlebury, represented by team Molly Wobbles, took the victory as the sun set on the five-hour-long tournament.
The referee, junior Victor Larsen, explained the game using a plethora of Rowling jargon to a hapless reporter lost in the crowd of Harry Potter buffs.
"Only the seekers can touch the quaffle, only the beaters can touch the bludgers," he said, never peeling his eyes from the action on the field.
"Keepers' job is to keep, the chasers score, the seekers seek," he said.
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Truth falls victim in nursing home tragedy
By Nicholas Stix
"Granny taken up to roof?" "Insider Says Understaffing Killed Grandmother." So blare the headlines in the newspapers the Daily News and The Wave, respectively.
Lillie Gardner led a quiet life, devoted to her own and other people's kids, and to church. In death, however, she has achieved fame, based on her usefulness for the living.
Mrs. Gardner was born in Richmond, Virginia, and came north to New York as a teenager, where she married. While living in Corona, Queens, the devout Christian gave birth to and raised five sons and one daughter, worked 20 years as a teacher's aide, caring for other people's children, and had 14 or 15 grandchildren, depending on who is reporting.
And yet, she was "useless." Nine months ago, Gardner's children placed her in the Bishop Charles Waldo MacLean Nursing Home in Far Rockaway, Queens. She was suffering from the early stages of Alzheimer's Disease, and walked with a cane.
Some time after Lillie Gardner's 4 p.m. dinner on Tuesday, February 3 -- probably about 6:30, since an alarm was then heard that the roof door had been opened -- she made her way to the facility's roof, where dazed and confused, she succumbed to the cold and wind and wetness of a roof whose drains were blocked with snow and ice, causing the water in some spots to be several inches deep. Taylor was discovered missing during a 9:30 p.m. check of her room, and wasn't found until 12:30 Wednesday morning. Found lying in a puddle of frigid water, she was taken to the attached facility, St. John's Episcopal Hospital, where she could not be revived, and was pronounced dead at 1 a.m.
Gardner's 50-year-old son, Sidney, the eloquent bishop of the House of Israel Worship Temple, insisted that his mother must have been forced to go to the roof. ""My mother did not go on the roof on her own strength. I question whether she went up on her own will."
Bishop Gardner maintained that his mother could not have walked the 12 steps from her floor to the roof. Meanwhile, Mrs. Gardner's oldest child, 52-year-old Arthur, insisted that he and his siblings had only briefly placed their mother in a nursing home as a temporary measure, while they arranged for a home health aide to care for her. "It was supposed to be a temporary thing. My mother wasn't supposed to die like that," said Arthur, as reported by Tony Sclafani, Tamer El-Ghobashy, and Richard Weir, in the February 6 Daily News.
Lawyer Mollins also contended to the New York Times on Wednesday, February 4, that "the family" (which most likely means Sidney) said that Lillie Gardner had bruises on her arm and wrist, a contention which police denied.
There is no evidence that anyone forced Lillie Gardner to go to the roof, or in any way harmed her. I would believe that she walked up the 12 steps, before I would believe her sons, who have a credibility problem.
Lillie Gardner had already been in Bishop MacLean's for nine months. It takes less than a month to arrange for a home health aide; Lillie Gardner's children had permanently placed her in the nursing home.
According to Newsday reporter, Lindsay Faber, "Her son, Sidney Gardner, 50, of Staten Island, arrived at St. John's Episcopal Hospital, South Shore, he and his lawyer said, thinking his mother would be fine.
"'He was expecting to see his mother, and then he heard she was gone, and he was shocked,' Melville attorney Kenneth Mollins said. 'They led him to believe she was fine. This is a very suspicious situation, and it seems clear it was negligence.'"
Now, no sane or honest person, upon hearing that his 79-year-old mother is in the hospital, expects her to be "fine." If she were "fine," she wouldn't be in the hospital. Heck, no 79-year-old is ever fine. Circa 1985, I looked up a then 80-year-old great uncle. "How are you?, I asked. "I'm 80 years old," came his gruff reply.
My attitude to Mrs. Gardner's sons Sidney and Arthur may come across as heartless. But consider that in New York, when a family suffers the tragic death of a member, the survivors typically are too broken up initially to talk to any journalists. By contrast, it appears that the first thing Bishop Sidney Gardner did upon learning of his mother's tragic death, was to call his lawyer, Kenneth Mollins, and formulate legal and media strategies. (The family is suing the nursing home for wrongful death, but for appearances' sake, waited a few days to announce the suit.) The bishop and the lawyer then spent all of Wednesday – the day of Lillie Gardner's death – on a scorched earth campaign, giving interviews to every TV and print media outlet in town. Thus did Bishop Gardner and lawyer Mollins' remarks make it into Thursday's papers.
Note that in nine months' time, Lillie Gardner's sons could not be bothered to engage a home health aide for her – in which case she would likely be alive today.
One thing you can infer from Lillie Gardner's life, is that she raised her children such that they knew that it was wrong for them to have dumped her in a nursing home. And so, they fibbed about the matter. Lying about the circumstances of Mrs. Gardner's incarceration, er, I mean, treatment, is also bound to make a more favorable impression on the jury at the civil trial. And now her sons will seek to exorcise or transfer or project their own guilt onto the nursing home, in the form of a multimillion-dollar lawsuit.
And the media will get its payoff, too. Already, I'm sure, as occurs every couple of years, city and national editors have dispatched reporters to dig up dirt on nursing homes. Already reporter Brian Magoolaghan, of the local newspaper, The Wave, produced some yellow journalism for the weekly's February 6 issue. "An insider at the nursing home where an elderly woman died of hypothermia Tuesday night said the staff made a series of blunders that led to the woman's death – because they were shorthanded."
The employee also claimed that administrators were negligent, in having Mrs. Gardner in a room near a stairwell: "You're not supposed to have wandering patients near doors.'"
At the time of Mrs. Gardner's disappearance, three certified nurse aides (CNAs) were on duty, responsible for 45 patients. That was entirely sufficient staffing. A 4:45 CNA-to-patient ratio would have been even nicer, but was not necessary, and besides, who is going to pay for such luxurious staffing?
My basis for the above judgment, is that I am a CNA, and worked in three different Rockaway nursing homes for a staffing agency in 1998. (I was moonlighting, at my wife's insistence, while I was off for the summer from teaching college.) My wife, who is a nursing home nurse, sees things the same way. While working for five years as a nursing home CNA, at times she had to care, all alone, for anywhere from 22 to 45 patients. Now, that's understaffing! (Such cases were always due to one or more CNAs having called in sick for an 11 p.m.-7 a.m. graveyard shift, and no one being found to cover for the absentees.)
The worker's claim that the home was negligent, in placing Mrs. Gardner near a stairwell, is also nonsense. You cannot keep shuffling patients' rooms (which would result in lawsuits) to keep "wanderers" away from all stairwells, and there are too many ambulatory but confused patients for such a strategy to work, even if it were permissible. All of the nursing homes my wife and I are familiar with, keep their stairwell doors locked; employees punch in a code, to open the door. Should the door somehow be improperly opened, an alarm sounds. Some nursing homes also use electronic bracelets called "wanderguards," which are activated, if the patient enters an unauthorized area, or seeks to leave the premises.
Besides, if Bishop Sidney Gardner is to be believed, his mother was no threat to climb the stairs.
(However, according to WNBC-TV news, "Arthur Gardner … told the New York Post that the family had placed her at the nursing home because of her wandering. 'They knew what her predicament was.'"
Apparently, Sidney and Arthur forgot to get their stories straight, and Arthur's story to the Post contradicted the story he told the Daily News. Arthur should have left the PR campaign to his younger brother.)
The anonymous worker also insisted, "The staff is not happy, and if the staff is not happy, the work can't be done."
The one believable statement the worker made, was in noting that as the roof was mired in several inches of cold water, the staffer who first went to check out the alarm at 6:30 p.m. likely called out from the stairwell door, without venturing further. Mrs. Gardner was found at a spot not visible from the door. (My wife's theory is that the victim may have taken the elevator to the roof. She recounted incidents where elevator repairmen disabled the lock preventing the elevator from going to the roof, and then forgot to re-set the lock when they were done.)
I have never heard of a happy nursing home staff; such staffs are typically miserable. A CNA's job involves changing gigantic diapers that are soaked in urine, feces, or both, and worn by people who in many cases are helpless, and in other cases choose to live like infants. In patients with severe dementia or brain injuries, the body's muscles contracture through disuse, so as to resemble rigor mortis. Thus does lifting a tiny, 134-pound patient, feel like lifting a 234-pound body. Imagine trying to manipulate and force open the contractured legs of a bed-ridden patient, in order to change her diaper. (Or lifting her, without help, from a geriatric "geri chair" onto a hydraulic scale, in order to weigh her!) And to be sufficiently restrained to ensure that the patient is not harmed, in spite of all the necessary force and manipulation used, requires additional strength.
But not all patients are demented or helpless. Some are just vicious, violent, or both. It is a sad testament to the low status of CNAs, that newspaper "exposes" tell only of abusive, violent CNAs, but never of abusive, violent patients. In my experience, it is common for patients to abuse or assault CNAs, while the converse is rare. This situation has gotten increasingly worse in recent years, as nursing home administrators have found that they can fill beds with violent, physically able psychiatric patients who are anywhere from 20 to 50 years of age.
CNAs have one of the toughest and most despised jobs I know of, which is probably why their rights are routinely violated. If a CNA defends herself against a violent patient, she will almost certainly be fired, lose her license, and be prosecuted. Yet I have never heard of a patient being prosecuted for attacking a CNA. And so, CNAs have developed illegal methods for dealing with vicious patients behind closed doors. Humanitarians would decry such methods as inhumane, but that is because they believe that some classes of people have the right to harm certain other classes of people with impunity, and deny that every human being has the right to defend himself.
And then there are the non-violent crazies who constantly ring the staff's bell at all hours of the day and night, curse the staff, engage their relatives to harass staffers, and though they pay not one cent for their care, initiate frivolous lawsuits against the institutions caring for them. (Almost all patients' care is paid for by the taxpayers.)
Note too that nursing home administrators and supervisors love destroying CNAs' careers, by making them take the rap for higher-ups' incompetence, and have been known to cheat CNAs on their pay, even in union shops.
The Wave, which serves the Rockaway peninsula (Far Rockaway, Arverne, Rockaway Beach, Rockaway Park, Belle Harbor, Neponsit, Breezy Point, Roxbury and Broad Channel) is a better-than-average community newspaper with excellent coverage of school issues, due to its editor, Howard Schwach, a recently retired public school teacher who served for 30 years in local schools. Brian Magoolaghan only recently joined the paper. His previous reporting in The Wave showed no glaring errors, but consider that the Rockways are the world's nursing home capital. In an area with 100,000 residents, at least 17 nursing homes serve a minimum of 2,000 patients. Nowhere else does one see such a concentration of women (mostly black West Indians and Haitians) wearing starched, white pants and white shoes on the street and on buses. Such ignorance about what is possibly the largest legal enterprise in one's reporting area is inexcusable.
If all the Arthur and Sidney Gardners of the world were successful in their lawsuits against nursing homes, the homes would all be bankrupted and forced to close, and the Gardners and their ilk would have to rely on the tender mercies of their own children, once they became aged and infirm. That would be poetic justice.
Caring for a debilitated family member requires a Herculean effort. For several years, my Toogood Reports editor/Publisher, A.J. Toogood, has singlehandedly cared for his wife, Betty. Betty developed a case of early, rapidly deteriorating Alzheimer's Disease, like that which killed Rita Hayworth. Eventually, the strain of taking care of Betty and running a full-service web site caused A.J. to develop pneumonia; he almost died. And so, he was forced last month to shut down Toogood Reports.
Of course, time was, it was understood that a family member would sacrifice herself to take care of an invalid relative. But that was before the age of nursing homes, taxpayer-paid health care, and civil attorneys for whom every person or business with deep pockets is a potential defendant, culpability be damned.
Why bother with the expense, the exhaustion, and the frustration of caring for a helpless, demented family member, when you can just shuffle your loved one off to strangers at a "free" institution, come up with a cover story to make you sound like a devoted family member without any of the work or the responsibility, and then get rich suing the strangers, when their care proves less than perfect?
In life, Lillie Gardner deserved better. In death, she still deserves better.
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Children's activities will be hosted inside The Conference & Event Center Dec. 31
Old Falls Street, USA, the three-block thoroughfare connecting Niagara Falls State Park with the Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel in downtown Niagara Falls, is inviting families to ring in the New Year with a host of "Kids' Club" activities from 6 to 10 p.m. Dec. 31 inside The Conference & Event Center Niagara Falls. Old Falls Street's New Year's Eve "Kids' Club" will be held as a complement to the Hard Rock Café's annual Guitar Drop and concert featuring Living Colour, being held on Old Falls Street, USA, later that evening.
Admission for all "Kids' Club" guests (adults and children) is $5 per person. Please note that all children participating in "Kids' Club" activities inside The Conference & Event Center must be accompanyed by a legal guardian for the evening.
"We wanted to provide extra activities for families with young children on New Year's Eve, and for those who wanted a place to warm up from the outdoor elements," said Global Spectrum's Ryan Coate, general manager of Old Falls Street, USA, and The Conference & Event Center Niagara Falls. "Our team is happy to present these family-friendly activities at a minimal charge and give a glimpse of the Old Falls Street 'Kids' Club' activities that will be featured on the street during the summer of 2014."
For the price of admission, guests will enjoy two extra-large bounce houses with attendants, Old Falls Street's array of "Backyard Board Games" (giant versions of popular family games), costumed characters, face-painters, a balloon artist, music and family-friendly movies played on a giant screen throughout the evening. In addition, novelty New Year's Eve items, food and beverages will be available for purchase inside The Conference & Event Center.
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Toshiba to Strengthen Line-up of Vector Engine Embedded Microcontrollers
Expanding energy efficient product line of motor control microcontrollers
TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Toshiba Corporation (TOKYO:6502) today announced that it will start to develop a new product line of embedded microcontrollers including an advanced motor control co-processor, the "Vector Engine".
In recent years, demand has grown for energy and energy efficient products. Toshiba is working on solutions to promote smart community in various areas, and semiconductors form an important part of this effort. Currently, AC motors are commonly used in consumer and industrial motor applications but there is strong demand in the market, especially in consumer products, for more energy efficient DC motors. However, efficient control of DC motors requires high-level technical skills and a more simple solution is demanded.
Toshiba was one of the first companies to introduce co-processor-based vector control (vector engine) to improve the energy efficiency of motor applications. The M370 group of microcontrollers, containing the Vector Engine (VE), was developed as part of the energy efficient Toshiba Cortex™-M3 core-based microcontroller series.
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Toshiba will continue to actively promote the development of new technologies and products and to offer optimal solutions for motor applications.
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