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Signed into law in 1994 as part of a larger omnibus crime bill, the Violence Against Women Act was groundbreaking federal legislation that sought to bolster the state-level response to domestic and sexual violence. Prior to enactment of VAWA, state courts and law enforcement, for instance, were finding it complicated to respond to domestic and sexual violence cases where abusers crossed state lines in order to commit violence, or while committing it. Protection orders were only valid in the state where they were issued. And domestic violence shelters, and services for victims of domestic and sexual violence were chronically underfunded.
VAWA's approach to these problems was unique: a combination of statutes to respond to gaps in the law, e.g. creation of a new federal crime of interstate domestic violence, ensuring full faith and credit (enforcement across state lines) for civil protection orders and providing a new source of federal funding designed to encourage collaboration and coordination among key actors at the state level including law enforcement, prosecutors, service providers, courts, and technical assistance providers.
Championed by then-Senator Joe Biden, Senator Orrin Hatch, Rep. John Conyers and Rep. Connie Morella, VAWA was also significant in that its programs were designed to address the unique needs of various communities, including immigrant survivors, rural survivors, Native women and communities of color, among others. Since its creation in 1994, VAWA has been reauthorized 3 times including most recently March of 2013 when it was signed into law by President Obama.
Legal Momentum led the effort to pass the initial VAWA. When reauthorization legislation is pending in Congress, Legal Momentum works in coalition to see that each reauthorization increases rights and resources for victims and improves community support structures, such as shelters and law enforcement, which protect victims and prevent violence.
Legal Momentum led the effort to pass the federal Violence Against Women Act and continues to promote programs supporting and protecting victims of violence under the Act and at the state level. Every five years, Congress reauthorizes this vital legislation. Legal Momentum works in coalition to see that each reauthorization expands rights and increases resources for victims, and strengthens community support structures, such as shelters and law enforcement, which protect victims and prevent violence.
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
Passed in 1994, the Violence Against Women Act was a watershed moment in the history of women's rights legislation in America. Violence against women, in the form of domestic violence, sexual assault and abuse, and stalking was and continues to be a national epidemic. VAWA marks the first effort to deal with these problems on a federal level and provide resources for the myriad state, community and city organizations that assist victims in crisis and promote violence prevention. Legal Momentum played a critical role in drafting and advocating for its passage. Learn more about the history of VAWA.
Congressional Reauthorization
Legal Momentum chairs the National Task Force to End Sexual and Domestic Violence Against Women and continues to spearhead congressional reauthorization advocacy surrounding VAWA. During the 2005 reauthorizations, Legal Momentum led efforts to increase employment and housing protections for victims of violence, and increased protections for immigrant women. The latest renewal, signed into law on January 5, 2006, extends the legislation for five years and brings the total amount of VAWA-related funding to more than $4 billion.
VAWA and Immigrant Women
Immigrant woman who are victims of crime such as domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, dating violence, and human trafficking confront significant barriers to achieving personal safety and independence. Lack of eligibility and difficulty accessing immigration relief, public safety net benefits, and legal work authorization create paralyzing situations for women who literally have no where to turn for help. Because of heightened anxiety around immigration status, many fear seeking basic law enforcement assistance. Legal Momentum's Immigrant Women Program advocated for provisions included in the 2000 and 2005 VAWA Reauthorizations that eliminated some of the major obstacles immigrant women faced in achieving safety and independence.
2013 VAWA Reauthorization
The 2013 reauthorization differed greatly from the two previous reauthorizations. The 2013 bill faced strong opposition because of political differences over the inclusion of provisions that expanded protections for immigrant, Native American, and LGBT survivors of gender-based violence. For two years, beginning in 2011, Legal Momentum was at the helm of the National Task Force, working with members of Congress to get the bill passed.
Legal Momentum also worked with members of the press to help the public understand the need for the new, inclusive provisions. In addition to expanding LGBT rights, granting tribal courts greater jurisdiction in domestic violence cases, and increasing the number of U-visas for immigrant survivors of violence, VAWA 2013 allocated funds to address the backlog of untested rape kits, and increased funding for services to sexual assault survivors.
Celebrating the 15th Anniversary of VAWA
In celebration of the 15th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act, Legal Momentum and The Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law presented a symposium at Georgetown Law Center featuring Legal Momentum's long history of advocacy for women victims of violence and its leadership in passing this landmark legislation. The Symposium included presentations by Legal Momentum current and former staff attorneys who advocated, litigated, and helped reauthorize VAWA, and Vice President Joe Biden, who championed VAWA from its inception. Legal Momentum awarded Vice President Biden the Legal Momentum Hero Award for his invaluable work.
The Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law's 2010 Symposium Issue includes an edited transcript of the speakers' remarks and articles by Legal Momentum staff and others exploring current violence against women issues and VAWA. Read more in the VAWA 'Resources & Materials' section.
Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of VAWA
In September 2014, to celebrate VAWA's 20th anniversary, the Office of the Vice President issued a report, titled 1 Is 2 Many: Twenty Years Fighting Violence Against Women and Girls, [link] which reviews the history of VAWA and specifically cites Legal Momentum's work. The report states:
"Passing VAWA was not easy. There were only two women in the Senate when it was introduced; after the bruising battles of an earlier day, some civil rights groups and women's groups were distrustful. Following the great principle of VAWA, which is to build trust among those who distrust, then-Senator Biden brought women leaders together …. Soon, led by the NOW Legal Defense Fund (now Legal Momentum), a coalition was brought together of grassroots providers, shelters, religious organizations, survivors, mental health providers, prosecutors, and victims' rights advocates."
This coalition became the National Task Force. (For more on the dramatic story of Legal Momentum's work with then-Senator Biden to pass the original VAWA in 1994, read EQUAL: Women Reshape American Law, by Fred Strebeigh.)
To celebrate VAWA's 20th birthday, several special events honoring VAWA's anniversary were hosted by the Vice President, Legal Momentum, the National Task Force, and the Mary Kay Foundation. Legal Momentum also conducted a #HappyBirthdayVAWA social media campaign that was joined by more than 250 organizations and individuals, and garnered more than a million social media impressions.
In September 2014 Vice President Biden also announced the start of a major effort to revive the civil rights remedy that was a key part of the original 1994 VAWA, but was struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2000. Legal Momentum is working with the Vice President's office in this effort.
Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of VAWA
September 13 marks the 25th anniversary of the passage of the Violence Against Women Act. Legal Momentum has been a champion of VAWA from its inception and a leading voice in the reauthorization efforts. VAWA has improved the lives of millions by improving the criminal justice response to domestic and sexual violence and stalking as well as funding victims' services. The act to reauthorize VAWA is currently before the Senate after it passed with bipartisan support in the House in April 2019. Legal Momentum and others have been calling for its swift reauthorization without any rollbacks from current law.
To commemorate this 25 year milestone, Legal Momentum has put together resources for all those who are interested in the history of VAWA, the reauthorization efforts over the years, and ongoing efforts to reauthorize VAWA in the Senate.
- "A Short History of the Violence Against Women Act," written by Legal Director Lynn Hecht Schafran.
- "The Violence Against Women Act is Turning 25. Here's How it has Ignited Debate," a New York Times article which quotes Legal Momentum President Carol Baldwin Moody.
- Symposium on the 15th Anniversary of VAWA, organized by Legal Momentum in 2010 held at Georgetown Law School. Publications of the day-long symposium available through the Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law.
Renewing VAWA is essential to preserving and expanding programs that provide life-saving services and prevention education to over 1.3 million people and have been proven to reduce the rates of intimate partner victimization. To get involved:
- Visit the National Task Force to End Sexual and Domestic Violence for "action alerts" and to learn more about current advocacy campaigns.
- Show your support for our current VAWA reauthorization efforts. #VAWA4ALL #VAWA19

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Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross said Thursday his company, WL Ross & Co., would commit $1 billion towards an insurance program as an alternative to the proposed $700 billion bailout.
"The government would guarantee one half of the mortgages that had been reduced to the true net value of the house, after selling commissions," said Ross, CEO of WL Ross, in an interview with CNBC. (To hear more about Ross's plan, watch the video.)
"Then that one half that was guaranteed by the government could be sold separately by the lenders—so that would free up liquidity and could be sold on a much lower yield than the mortgage itself."
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The government, lender, and homeowner would each receive one-third of the appreciation of the first sale of the house, he said.
The plan would ease the problem of getting new mortgages and provide liquidity to the original lenders, he said.
Ross is critical of the bailout plan that was passed by the Senate late Wednesday.
"It shouldn't really be called the Wall Street bailout bill," he said, "It should be called the lobbyist reward bill."
Although Ross lauded lawmakers for increasing Federal Deposit Insurance Corp insurance on bank deposits to $250,000, he raised issue with certain features.
"Some of the other things are obviously a little bit whacky— repealing the 39-cent excise tax on children's arrows made of wood and reducing the tariffs on importing rum from Puerto Rico and places like that to the mainland," he said. "So I suppose the people whose houses are being foreclosed can drink rum and watch their kids shoot bow and arrow."
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SKYLER FOWLER, Plaintiffv.STEVE SISOLAK, et al., Defendants
Jennifer A Dorsey U.S. District Judge.
action is a pro se civil rights complaint filed
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August 7, 2019, this Court issued an order directing
plaintiff to file a fully complete application to proceed
in forma pauperis or pay the full filing fee of $400
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courts have the inherent power to control their dockets and
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of a case.[2] A court may dismiss an action, with
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cases on their merits; and (5) the availability of less
drastic alternatives.[4]
In the
instant case, the Court finds that the first two factors, the
public's interest in expeditiously resolving this
litigation and the Court's interest in managing the
docket, weigh in favor of dismissal. The third factor, risk
of prejudice to defendants, also weighs in favor of
dismissal, since a presumption of injury arises from the
occurrence of unreasonable delay in filing a pleading ordered
by the court or prosecuting an action.[5] The fourth factor
– public policy favoring disposition of cases on their
merits – is greatly outweighed by the factors in favor
of dismissal discussed herein. Finally, a court's
warning to a party that his failure to obey the court's
order will result in dismissal satisfies the
"consideration of alternatives"
requirement.[6]The Court's order requiring plaintiff
to file an application to proceed in forma pauperis
or pay the full filing fee expressly stated: "IT IS
FURTHER ORDERED that if Plaintiff does not timely comply with
this order, dismissal of this action may
result."[7] Thus, plaintiff had adequate warning that
dismissal would result from his noncompliance with the
Court's order to file an application to proceed in
forma pauperis or pay the full filing fee within 30
It is
therefore ordered that THIS ACTION IS
DISMISSED without prejudice based on plaintiffs
failure to file an application to proceed in forma
pauperis or pay the full filing fee in compliance with
this Court's August 7, 2019, order. The Clerk of Court
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[1] ECF No. 3 at 2.
[2] Thompson v. Hous. Auth. of City of
Los Angeles, 782 F.2d 829, 831 (9th Cir. 1986).
[3] See Ghazali v. Moran, 46 F.3d
52, 53–54 (9th Cir. 1995) (dismissal for noncompliance
with local rule); Ferdik v. Bonzelet, 963 F.2d 1258,
1260–61 (9th Cir. 1992) (dismissal for failure to
comply with an order requiring amendment of complaint);
Carey v. King, 856 F.2d 1439, 1440– 41 (9th
Cir. 1988) (dismissal for failure to comply with local rule
requiring pro se plaintiffs to keep court apprised
of address); Malone v. U.S. Postal Service, 833 F.2d
128, 130 (9th Cir. 1987) (dismissal for failure to comply
with court order); Henderson v. Duncan, 779 F.2d
1421, 1424 (9th Cir. 1986) (dismissal for lack of prosecution
and failure to comply with local rules).
[4] Thompson, 782 F.2d at 831;
Henderson, 779 F.2d at 1423–24;
Malone, 833 F.2d at 130; Ferdik, 963 F.2d
at 1260–61; Ghazali, 46 F.3d at 53.
[5] See Anderson v. Air West, 542
F.2d 522, 524 (9th Cir. 1976).
Ferdik, 963 F.2d at 1262;
Malone, 833 F.2d at 132–33;
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What a day!
We truly hope you enjoyed the inaugural Inside the Dodgers Tour…it'll be hard to top this one next year but we're going to try. As I'm sure many of you have seen, MLB.com did a huge story on the afternoon, with photos, video, and an article that will help Joe Pierre remember this day forever. It is my true hope that others will see this and create their own online communities around their team, as this has become a really great place for fans to congregate.
More than anything, I want to thank you all for coming together to suggest this idea, thinking to ask Frank McCourt to bring Mr. Pierre out, and then taking such good care of Mr. Pierre while he was here. It was cool to see everyone rally around him, take him to lunch, and really make this an unforgettable weekend for a lifelong fan.
Unfortunately, I didn't get to stop by the seats last night, as I was in Lake Elsinore, but it sounds like those of you who made it got the chance to see Frank when he stopped by the seats. He was really excited to meet you all, as I'm sure you could tell.
A special thanks to Dustin for coordinating the tour, Kris for helping set up the tickets, and all the people in our office who helped make Joe Pierre's weekend a memorable one. He's off to the airport in a couple hours for just his second flight since the early 60s…we'll look forward to hearing of his safe return to the east coast.
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I want to thank you Josh, and Frank again for not only taking a great suggestion and making the tour happen, but especially bringing oldbrooklyn out to the stadium. I know I give you grief on here, but that was a first class act that not very many organizations would even consider.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, Josh, Mr. McCourt and the Dodger organization for making all this happen. It was such a special time, and one I know none of us will ever forget. There was such a sense of history, it was amazing!! And last but not least, it was wonderful being able to meet so many of our "blogmates" yesterday. I LOVE THIS TEAM!!
A big thanks to the Dodger organization for making Joe Pierre's day. What a class organization. I was disappointed that I was not able to attend but maybe some day in the future. I'm just elated that I can watch my beloved dodgers every day playing the national game.Lets have a big win today.
Well done, Josh! I wish I could have made it, but it's great to see Joe Pierre have a great time along with a lot of the ITD gang.
Josh – Thanks again for everything you and the Dodger Organization did to make this event happen. I did forget to thank Kris with the ticket sales, I talked to him a few times myself, and he was wonderful as well. It was incredible, and like I said, what can top this year's, is having ALL of the ITD bloggers there. There were some ITDers that were truly missed, but understandable why they couldn't be here. Let's just hope the timing works out to their advantage next time.
Okay – one more thing before I head out and eventually home. I read the mlb.com article and watched the video, and they were both priceless and heartfelt. This will be a day Joe Pierre will definitely never forget!!! Thanks again Josh, Frank and all who were involved in getting this to ITD event to happen.
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They should had let him stay the whole week lol.
I haven't commented here in a long, long time (life is just too hectic these days), but I wanted to add into what I am sure is a chorus of cheer for Joe Pierre. The article and video, along with remembering Joe's comments here, made my eyes water. Kudos to Josh and Frank McCourt for coming through to give Joe Pierre an experience of a lifetime.
I'm glad the rest of you had a great time also.
– the poster formerly known as westernmost_in_flavor, oldfogeyla, etc.
Geez another 50 years death this can't be happen?
RIP Bill Mays.
Oh great now yahoo finally posted it.
It is nice to see that the McCourts are keeping O'Malley's vision alive with regard to the fans. The Dodger team was created for the fans and it is nice to see the Dodgers continuing that legacy. GO DODGER BLUE
Damn Brewers can't believe you didn't scored and not to many teams could've had runners on 2nd and 3rd with 1 out and the other team up by 3 with a grounded to 3rd and that person throw home to get that out.
I see Pierre did such a great job leading off last night that he's in his usual outmaking position again today against a southpaw. I'd have started Mitch. Why is it Pierre never needs a day off? They could've let Kemp lead off since Joe's giving Ferk the day off. Hate to break the news to you Joe, but Pierre isn't what makes this team go (except down the toilet) – hasn't for three years and I guarantee he won't the next two either.
Awesome to see you, OldFogey – I was thinking about you yesterday. I understand how life goes, but please drop by to say hi from time to time. You are missed here!
Dang Brazi came back and won after being down 2-0 and won 3-2.
Last night at the game, I was sitting with oldbrooklynfan when Frank McCourt stopped by for a visit. Frank was very friendly, asking Joe how he was enjoying the visit and chatting about places in Brooklyn. I told Frank that a group of the ITD bloggers took Joe down to Phillipe's for lunch. Frank asked Joe if there was anything that he needed and of course with Joe being so overwhelmed by everything that had happened so far said he needed nothing. I don't know why I did not think of it at the time, but now I wish I would have told Frank that it would really top off the day if he could arrange to let Joe meet Vin Scully between innings. That would have really been great.
4 – 0 Seattle already! This is deja vu… all over again.
Martin obviously can't throw to the right side of second base. I call him at least partly responsible for the first two runs. He's contributing to the team so much, I don't understand why Torre can't give Ellis a chance to show what he can do – as long as he's up here anyway.
I see we're playing somemore great baseball again today. Playing with all the fire and intensity lately of their manager.
Many, many thanks to you and your boss for making it happen for the old guy and the bloggers.
Don't know about the rest of you, but the starting pitching is making me uneasy.
Good afternoon ITD boys and girls!
Just like Josh said, "What a Day!!!" Yesterday was SOOO fun!!! It was great to meet my fellow ITDers (although, there were so many of us, no, I didn't get to meet everyone). Oh well. But also like Josh said above, he called yesterday, "…the inaugural Inside the Dodgers Tour…" So, this won't be our only one!!! Thank you Josh!!! Thank you Dustin!!!
And last, but certainly not least, thank you Frank for bringing Joe Pierre out here!!! Frank, I know you get grief for a lot of stuff, but I personally have always thought that you are really sincere about doing things "for the good of the average Dodger fan." I've always believed that, and this weekend just confirmed that for me. Thank you very much!
Yesterday was so much fun! I read the article on Joe, saw the video, and looked at the picture gallery on us!!! They are great!!! I'm hoping that those that couldn't make it here yesterday will be able to plan for the next one!!!
As well as Lopez has hit the Dodgers in this series, I bet he wishes he could play them every day………..
We can't get this Lopez out.
God Bless america should be done by Nancy Bea and Nancy bea only. I find it funny how the Dodgers all of a sudden started doing it after Obama got elected…
Is it July 3 yet?
Josh, let me add my thanks for the ITD tour yesterday. It was great getting to meet everyone and share a little bit of our passion for the Dodgers. Sitting in Vinny's chair was a big highlight for many of us and not sure why seeing Nancy Bea's organ is such a thrill but it was. However, watching Joe Pierre was even more fun and meeting and speaking with him made the day that much more special. Thanks for making it happen.
Sorry I could not join all of you for the game. My daughter, who is weeks away from delivering her first child, wanted to attend the game but did not want to sit in the reserved level due to the steepness of the steps so we got some loge level seats. Too bad the game was not too exciting although I must say it was a treat to see Ichiro and Griffey, two likely future Hall of Famers.
I wanted to thank you and echo all of the praise for this organization. What Mr McCourt did for Joe is something the O'Malley family would have done back in the day. Good to see that our Dodgers are in good hands.
I know the Dodgers can't win them all but at least you would hope they would be in the game. The hitting woes continue. Yes, the opposing pitching has been good but in order to win a championship the Dodgers will have to beat the opposition's best somewhere along the way. Tomorrow is another day so let's hope for the start of another Dodger winning streak. Don't let this lead slip away.
hopefully tomorrow our best player won't be hitting 7th…wait he won't! he'll be hitting 8th 😦
Well…allow me to thank Josh as well, and I enjoyed talking for more than a few micro seconds with both Les and Bob. But please don't ever allow us into the bowels of Dodger Stadium again! The Dodgers are winless since we trampled on the sacred, hallowed grounds, including Vinny's booth and the rich people's lounge. The gods are angry!!!!! It's weird, but I feel somewhat naked here, unlike messagebear, enchanted , and jhall who've succeeded in keeping their clandestine selves shrouded in mystery.
As far as the pennant race, there's a pretty hot team coming to town who think they've turned the corner. If the Dodgers know what the jugular vein is, I would hope they'd apply massive pressure to the Rockies' and let them know their fantasy is just that–simply a fantasy.
And one last thing. Phan, whatever hole you're peeking out of today, your by Romero is now accosting paying fans. So please don't EVER set foot in this blog space again preaching your weak-a** moral crap.
Oh, I forgot before: HAPPY BIRTHDAY EMMA!!! 🙂
Kahli, I never thought we would be responsible for the team hitting woes. How awful of us! What kind of penance should we pay to make things right?
For penance, those of us who spoke to oldbrooklyn fan during the tour or game need to have Fred Wilpon fly us to New York for the upcoming series in July. Six hours before game time, while Joe stands at the center of the mound, arms outstretched, face toward the heavens, the rest of us will link hands and dance in a circle around the mound while shouting "OOH!"* to plea for the spirits of Gil Hodges and Roger Craig** to reverse the current hitting malaise.
*That is the special word that oldbrooklynfan told me is used to jumpstart the offense during rallies as in "Let's go Dodgers… OOH!!!"
**The former Dodgers plucked from our lineup in the expansion draft to go to the New York Mets for the 1962 inaugural season.
For me, the answer to undoing this horrid hex that we, the ITD crew, has placed on the Dodgers lies in the combined imaginative genius of enchanted, messagebear and jhall, who, on the surface, seem to be expunged of any guilt whatsoever…………………….unless this current hex lies in their non-appearance, the height of all irony. Who's to say???????
Carol!! Ohhh! Thank you my friend! Had a great birthday! It started with mass in my dad's honor who passed away 4 years ago tomorrow then breakfast get together with the family then pick up friends to go to VIPtickets.com in L.A. to board a vip bus that took us to the stadium. That's the way to go to the stadium! It was a hot day at the stadium but still had fun. Afterwards it was out for birthday dinner with family.
wish you would have mentioned it. At least we could have gone back to the club level and see Vin exit. I do that every once in a while. If you are fortunate, you are in the same elevator with him.
Love the name blogermates!
Nice to read you again .
Let us know when the baby arrives
Wish you would have made it.
Josh, thank you for yesterday. It was awesome to see all the inner workings of Dodger Stadium, and having you and Dustin showing us around. I would've never thought I'd ever see some of the things we saw in person. And Major Kudos to Mr. McCourt for making sure Joe Pierre got to enjoy the stadium.
And it was definitely great to see the ITDers. Those who were there found that I'm a lot quieter in person than on this blog, heheheh. Plus I had very little sleep the night before, due to the nervousness of knowing the experience that would be before us, as well as all the Red Bull I had in my system from driving down to SoCal. It was great meeting everyone I did, and was sorry that I didn't meet everyone on the tour, but we were all just soaking it all in, I didn't want to bug anyone, heheheh.
Glad to see it's going to happen next year, don't know if I'll make that one, but I DEFINITELY recommend it to anyone reading or commenting on this blog who couldn't make this one.
As for the curse, heheheheh…. I hope it's not our fault. It even thrwarted the streak of my lucky Brooklyn Dodgers hat (which had previously seen 3 straight games where the Dodgers pitcher took a potential No-No into at least the 5th inning). I chalk it up to a hot Seattle team coming into our house knowing it wasn't going to get any easier for them, with Yankee Stadium and Fenway Park as their next immediate destinations… and Felix Hernandez being the real deal (for now), with their pitching staff being the hottest in baseball at the moment (at least that's what the talk-radio hype said, I don't know, I don't have much use for t-bA.L.l). They're all within 3 games in the AL West, and they were hungry. Wrong team at the wrong time, and now all the t-bA.L.lers get to go back to their own damn league, where they belong.
Just in case we did curse it, though, I'll ask for penance from the Big Dodger in the Sky. Does this mean I have to forsake Jobu like Cerrano?
Emma, I DID hear you, heheheh. I remember that quote while stuck in the awful I-10 east post-game traffic, didn't realize it was you that said that.
So did anyone hear me on Dodger Talk on Friday night? I was going to ask a question but it got answered before they got to me (who did Milton replaced?) anyway, so instead I gave thanks to Mr. McCourt and Josh for bringing Joe Pierre and I said the reason why Ethier hit 3 homeruns was because he was drinking Torre's Bigelow green tea.
yipes, Time Warp trouble… Great Scott! Call the Doc!
A belated Happy Birthday, Emma. Sounds like you had a really special one.
josh, i want to echo the comments made by everyone else.. thank you SO much for the tour, the game, and most importantly for joe pierre!! i was fortunate enough to sit in front of joe pierre at the game and just listening to him.. this will be one of his fondest memories forever.. just thinking of how you, frank, and the organization made his dream come true is an unbelievable feeling! 🙂
it was great meeting everyone! i definitely didn't get to meet everyone.. but it seemed like we all had a wonderful time.. which is good..
as for this weekend, i was living at the stadium.. i was at all three games and the tour.. but i can never really get enough of dodgers stadium.. it was a rough series.. and losing back to back series' is NOT fun.. but all i can say to that is.. THANK GOODNESS FOR THE END OF INTERLEAGUE!
oh and happy birthday emma!
oh oops, i guess i was signed in as the wrong name.. mix up with my fantasy league.. this is saralovesrussell btw..
Saturday was like a dream come true, i was there too. Although i don't post too often im always reading. I just read the article that was written about Joe Pierre..almost brought tears too my eyes…great stuff. By the way i came out in one of the picz..lol i am next too Mientkiewicz looking at my signed baseball…fantastic experience..GO DODGERS
I missed hearing you on Friday Emma but as I was approaching my off ramp on the way home last night, I heard cpompe1 on the radio with Ken and Josh welcoming "Carol from Ventura" to the show.
Grizzly, I teared up a little reading the article as well. It's beyond awesome that he got to experience this.
There's quite a few people who read here but don't comment who were at the tour, I sat by a couple who were in that boat. You don't have to comment to be an ITDer, Josh's posts are a sounding board from the Dodgers front office to us, and the comment section is the feedback. And they get it in spades, heheheh.
Would love to hear more from the readers in here. we might not all agree (For example, say "Juan Pierre" and see how many different opinions pop up, heheh), but I'd like to think that we all have a lot more in common than differences as Dodgers fans. Like Cass Elliott once sang (and how "LOST" season 2 opened), "You've got to make your own kind of music, sing your own different song, make your own kind of music, even if nobody else sings along…"
now I feel like I should be swaying, heheh
Oh shoot! I missed hearing Carol. Normally I listen to Dodger Talk on my way home but I got a call from a friend at the stadium that has season tickets. He is like an adopted kid to me. Well, I waited with him until he was sober. By that time he looked at his watch and said "is midnight, happy birthday."
when I saw the name and you said you sat infront of Joe, I knew it was you.
I was reading the article and could not stop the tears.
Loved Rhett Bollinger's ITD Tour/Joe Pierre article/pix on MLB, but was wondering if anyone saved or knows where I can find the article that appeared on Dodgers.com. I wanted to send both to my brother, another Dodger fan living in Northern CA.
that story made me cry… joe pierre your an inspiration to us young dodger fans… awesome stuff… wish I could have gone…
if any of you guys have face book look me up… I am in nor cal all by myself… my email is firstname.lastname@example.com
if any of you guys have face book look me up… I am in nor cal all by myself… my email is firstname.lastname@example.com
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Good Late Evening ITD readers and writers!!!
sparkleplenty – if you go to the LA Dodgers news section and click on "News Homepage" at the bottom, the article appears on that list.
dodge1612 – We wish you could have too 🙂
grizzly – you may not post on here often,but you are remembered. You always have some great things to say.
I thought there was only one article that appeared both on Dodgers.com and MLB.com. If there is another one, I would like to see it.
Here is the link to the billboard marketing campaign interview on Dodgers Live. This is what I was referring to when I told Frank McCourt to consider you as a super fan to be on a billboard for phase four.
Hopefully, some other ITD'rs will second the nomination. 🙂
Some of my pictures from the tour and game can be found at http://www.flickr.com/photos/39908481@N03/
One of them is a closeup shot of Joe and Frank McCourt.
OK, it's my turn.
I've been trying to write this all day, but life gets in the way, doesn't it? However, I can't let the day go by without finishing it.
First and foremost, it was a wonderful experience meeting all of you yesterday! Kahli, lbirken, 32and53, sara, amy, northstate, cp, emma, cat, sparkle, peru, Lord-forgive-me-for-forgetting-anyone-else. Putting faces to the names is nice! It would have been a lot more surreal if nelly and tru and I had not already broken the ice last January!
kahli, oh please, NOT AN ITD TOUR CURSE! LOL!!!!
Second, a huge 'THANK YOU' goes out to Josh and Dustin and all the Dodger staff who made yesterday work so well. You didn't have to do it, but you did. After all, who are we? Number-wise, we ITDers aren't very significant, so if perumike's suggestion wasn't acted on, who would have noticed? Us of course, but I really don't think any of us expected it to actually happen. Josh, it's amazing to me that you and the Dodgers put up with a lot of what we say here as it is, let alone providing such a wonderful experience. Everywhere we went, I kept imagining the history there: Jim Murray in the press box straining to see the game with his one good eye. Vin Scully and Jerry Doggett sharing a laugh between innings with a Farmer John commercial playing on the radio. Walter Alston watching from the bench as Maury Wills steals second. Kirk Gibson hitting off the batting tee behind the dugout and telling the batboy to tell Tommy he's ready. Mike Piazza walking down the steps after crushing another home run. Matt Kemp loading up a towel with shaving cream. As I said yesterday, it was one of the great days of my life.
Next, although I ran with it and seem to be getting all the credit, an acknowledgement of thanks to scott_in_arcadia is due. After all, he was the one who sparked the thought in my head. I just thought of a way to spend more of McCourt's money. Not to mention so many of you all here who chimed in immediately with your support – most notably Mr Enchantedsunset, who continually brought up the subject again and again.
Joe Pierre, it was an honor to meet you. I have not been able to remain a fan of the Rams. To see your emotions in that video while on the mound was very moving and it gave me a lump in my throat. I hope you got a sense of how happy we all are that you got to realize this dream. I didn't get a chance to ask you how you liked that dip at Phillipe's.
I wonder if I can go back to rooting for the Rams?
I've downloaded photos onto Photobucket and I'll include the link as soon as I've completed the captioning.
Lastly, of all of us here, I will humbly say that I don't think anyone has been a bigger critic of Frank McCourt. Equal perhaps, but not bigger. From the first moment I read of his interest in buying the Dodgers without any money (I'm still trying to figure that one out) to somehow getting the purchase approved by MLB to taking the names off the uniforms to hiring a Giant to be the GM and a Yankee to be the manager, etc, etc, etc, I've been slamming him at every opportunity. Not just here, but with numerous letters to the LA Times. However, the way he's rewarded one of the most loyal fans around is really quite impressive. That's the way things should be done. I am very much a creature of habit and not one to easily change my mind. I've been examining my reasons for disliking you and believe that the basic one is that you're just not Peter O'Malley. I heard you talk about maintaining Dodger history and then do just about everything you could do to either change it or destroy it. But if I'm going to be honest with myself, I have to admit that although you've changed Dodger Stadium, it's still a beautiful place to watch a game. And it's still called "Dodger Stadium", not DogFoodPark. Although you haven't made all the personnel moves I would have, some were out of your control (they are FREE agents) and you have made some good ones. You put the names back on the uniforms. You may not be O'Malley, but you are a damned sight better than Murdock and the Fox group. What you did to get Joe to LA and the tour and to see a couple of games was decent, generous, honorable and very respectful. You have earned my respect and I for one will cease slamming you around, at least for a while.
Good night and may God Bless you, one and all!
I seen this posted on the Philly board 2 days ago just now and you won't believe the name on it.
I seen this posted on the Philly board 2 days ago just now and you won't believe the name on it.
I seen this posted on the Philly board 2 days ago just now and you won't believe the name on it.
Damn stupid computer lagging didn't think it would had posted that many time.
The List of 104 has been revealed?
1.Nomar Garciaparra (Ouch oh no)
2.Manny Ramirez (Blah and still shock)
3.Johnny Damon
4.Trot Nixon
5. David Ortiz (I had a bad feeling that he might be on that list)
6. Shea Hillenbrand (Sigh Ex Giants, Dodgers and Angels)
7. Derek Lowe (Wow really)
8. Pedro Martinez (Wow really)
9.Brian Roberts (I wasn't surprise one bit)
10.Jay Gibbons
11.Melvin Mora
12.Jerry Hairston
13.Jason Giambi (No surprise here)
14.Alfonso Soriano
15.Raul Mondesi (Oh no not him)
16. Aaron Boone
17.Andy Pettitte
18.Jose Contreras
19.Roger Clemens ( I still can't believe it)
20.Carlos Delgado
21.Vernon Wells
22.Frank Catalanotto
23.Kenny Rogers
24.Magglio Ordonez
25.Sandy Alomar
26.Bartolo Colon
27.Brent Abernathy
28. Jose Lima (Ouch not him)
29.Milton Bradley (Oh really not this headcase)
30.Casey Blake (This is awful if he's on it since we traded him for MeLoan/Santana)
31.Danys Baez
32.Craig Monroe
33.Dmitri Young
34.Alex Sanchez
35.Eric Chavez
36.Miguel Tejada
37.Eric Byrnes
38.Jose Guillen
39.Keith Foulke
40.Ricardo Rincon
41.Bret Boone
42.Mike Cameron
43.Randy Winn (hahahahaha that would be funny)
44.Ryan Franklin
45.Freddy Garcia
46.Rafael Soriano
47.Scott Spiezio
48.Troy Glaus
49.Francisco Rodriguez (Oh my god really)
50.Ben Weber
51.Alex Rodriguez (Not a surprise here)
52.Juan Gonzalez
53.Rafael Palmeiro
54.Carl Everett
55.Javy Lopez
56.Gary Sheffield (Not a surprise here)
57.Mike Hampton
58.Ivan Rodriguez (Poor Pudge)
59.Derrek Lee
60.Bobby Abreu (Wow I would never had guess)
61.Terry Adams
62.Fernando Tatis (I knew this guy had 1 30+ homeruns season and hit 2 grand slam off of Park something was up)
63.Livan Hernandez
64.Hector Almonte
65.Tony Armas
66.Dan Smith
67.Roberto Alomar
68.Cliff Floyd
69.Roger Cedeno
70.Jeromy Burnitz
71.Moises Alou
72.Sammy Sosa
73.Corey Patterson
74.Carlos Zambrano (Wow)
75.Mark Prior (Wow)
76.Kerry Wood (Wow)
77.Matt Clement
78.Antonio Alfonseca
79.Juan Cruz
80.Aramis Ramirez (Wow)
81.Craig Wilson
82.Kris Benson
83.Richie Sexson
84.Geoff Jenkins
85.Valerio de los Santos
86.Benito Santiago
87.Rich Aurilia (hahahaha)
88.Barry Bonds (hahahaha)
89.Andres Galarraga
90.Jason Schmidt (Damn Ned)
91.Felix Rodriguez
92.Jason Christiansen
93.Matt Herges
94.Paul Lo Duca No surprise
95.Shawn Green (Oh geez I actually like him over Drew please hope it not him)
96.Jeromy Burnitz (This guy is so good he was listed twice and a former Dodgers to)
97.Adrian Beltre (Say it ain't so)
98.Eric Gagne (I still can't believe it but still I'll take him back since we did take Mota back)
99.Guillermo Mota (Still hurt because of him)
100.Luis Gonzalez (I knew something wasn't right with him)
101.Todd Helton (Oh man this would hurt big time)
102.Ryan Klesko
103.Gary Matthews (We already knew about him)
104.Oliver Perez
I wonder how many of those name are Scott Boras clients? They surely is alot of them on that listed.
I got this list from the poster who started that thread and he got it from his friend don't know if it truth or not and there is already 9+ pages about it. No Pujols and yeah I know but no one is safe no more, Howard, Fielder, Guerrero and Molina.
Even though this is a Dodgers blog but congratulation on being the 2nd closers to get 500 saves Rivera and poor KRod ibb Jeter to load the bases and walk Rivera for his 1st rbi's in his career. At least Manual was smart ibb Jeter to get to Rivera and Girardi knew he wasn't going to PH for his closer when the team was up by 2 runs and Rivera in with 2 outs. I don't know what Krod was thinking about?
I am finally home and coming down over the euphoria I felt after the wonderful Josh and Dustin did in making our ITD Tour a reality. Thank you to all of you who were there for making it an amazing day that I won't forget for a long time. And, Joe Pierre, it was an honor and priviledge to meet you and I am thrilled that Dodger Stadium was all you had hoped it would be. If this is really going to be an ITD Day at the Ravine every year, I think it would be fantastic and every year more and more people would be able to attend.
And, finally, thank you Frank McCourt and the Dodger staff for making Joe Pierre's dream come true. Not only that, but you made my Grandson's day by saying hello to him and signing his baseball. He was beaming from ear to ear the rest of the night.
Their been a lot of 1st hitter the past 2 days with Burnett/Bruney/Robertson and now Gaudin/Bell last night in Texas and how can you 1 hit the Rangers at home is amazing.
Jones numbers by the Month.
April .344/.523/.781/1.304
May .245/.339/.434/.773
June .178/.224/.467/.691
Total .244/.353 .527/.879
Look like Jones is back to normal but he's need to go even lower to beat last year average.
oops his total is this .239/.346/.515/ .861
Thank you so much for putting this together. It was such a memorable day for us, and especially for Joe Pierre. It was an honor to meet him and I got to sit next to him at the game! Mr. McCourt and the Dodger organization made me proud to be a Dodger fan. The club is a real class act.
Thank you for being our on-line leader Josh. You are awesome.
Kahli brings up an interesting point – can the ITD Tour bring on a curse to the Dodger season. Well, we've lost two games in a row before. The key might be tonight's game and this series with the hot Rockies. If we lose tonight and lose this series, we definitely need to examine the possibility that a curse was created.
How can this happen? You only need to look at the changed tone of expressions in this revered ITD forum to get the overflowing, effusive appreciation of management and feel the shift of opinion towards the ownership and management of the Dodger franchise. It looks to me from afar that there's been an insiduous spin and redirection of ITD opinions from a clear and critical point of view to embracing what a wonderful group of owner/managers there are at work at Dodger Stadium. Oh, how temptation can subvert the objective mind! Now I have to admit that Frank seized the golden opportunity and brought out our Joe Pierre to showcase his benevolence and show everybody a good time. And that was great. Of course, Joe Pierre has never said an unkind word about Frank, or Ned, or probably anybody else in his life. Had it been me,
I probably would have succumbed to the charm as well and held back on my natural instincts to kick Frank in the shins (actually I would have aimed a bit higher). I probably still would have suggested that he fire Colletti and consider enchanted in his place. Next time, let's see if he'll bring out Boblee or Jhall. I think it's a good thing that enchanted, jhall and I stayed away in order to preserve our critical edge, although I'm sorry that we missed all your companionship and good times. But, someone had to do it.
Now, what will it take to reverse the curse?
A little exorcism might be in order, and I wouldn't let this get beyond us losing another two series before we do something.
First of all, do a little meditation –
think back on Loaiza, on Schmidt; remember Tomko and Andruw; think of giving away DY; try to remember all the PVL's, and never forget Sweeney.
And above all – remember that JP is still with us and will continue to be with us, because he's Ned's best acquisition.
Then a bit of intonation might help –
we want to see some postings again,
Fire Joe,
Fire the guy who hired Joe,
Fire the guy who hired the guy who hired Joe.
Sell the team, Frank.
Ned is full of Schidt
Once we all get back in the spirit for which this forum was intended, the team will carry us back the rest of the way – even with Manny on board.
Messagebear ~ you may be on to something! lol We did give Frank a lot of accolades. However, things can change in an instant, as you well know.
The tour was wonderful and I was delighted in meeting the whole ITD Bunch (BLOGMATES). I was very nervous at first. I had no idea had to approach an ITD member (not so good at talking). I felt like I was meeting a bunch of celebrities, where I freeze when they are in front of me…LOL!. But finally I approached NELLY (like in the BLOG, she was the first one to talk to me). I met her family. Then of course I met TRU (the lovely & sweet TRU), ERIC (which he promised to layoff Frank). Then I met CAT, EMMA, CAROL (next time we will get the name tags), DODGER4LIFE (GOOOOOOO DODGERS), 32 and53FAN (great idea to wear a name tag), JEANETTE, and SARA & AMY (the young ones). I did hear that SPARKLE was there and I saw PERUMIKE but didn't get to meet him (MIKE thanks again for the idea of the tour….GOOOO MIKE). And for those that were there and I didn't get to meet, but there will be a next time…LOL!
JOE PIERRE was amazing. I am soooo glad that they were able to bring him to the tour. I watched the video on the Dodgers website and it was just wonderful seeing how grateful Joe was and how emotional he got when he was on the mount.
JOSH ****** thanks for everything. I didn't get a chance to talk to you and thanks you in person. But thanks for everything. The tour was great (THANKS DUSTIN), thanks for taking us to places no general tour will take us. Having gifts for the kids was very thoughtful. Thanks for the wonderful Dodger Experience JOE PIERRE had. And specially I am very thankful for my RUSSELL MARTIN autograph ball. YUP that is me wearing my Dodger blue dolly shirt! I just heard MARTINISTA and my hand went up….THANKS JOSH!
I was very excited in getting the ball autograph by Martin GOOOO MARTIN. My husband kept calling me BRAT all day (he knows Martin is one of my faves) . My family really enjoyed the experienced at Dodgers Stadium and they were sad that we couldn't stay for the game. But we had prior engagements. So I didn't get to meet Frank. NEXT TIME!
Did anyone see that list yet?
NSBLUE I had no idea you were there….It would of been a pleasure to the meet a DODGER ARTIST!
Thx dodgereric, it was cool to see the video, pics and read the story. Great to see the MLB story!
Joe Pierre, glad you got a chance to see Dodger Stadium and a couple games after all these years. Have a safe flight back to Brooklyn.
Kahli, I see your point about nakedness; that occurred to me as well, but, I'll have to lose my anonymity next time!
Emma, thx, I hope to be there next time!
Good morning everyone I just lost my post into the wild blue yonder…..I am running low on power so I will try agin later. Basically it was a thank you to all involved. I had a tremendous time and am so glad I had the chance to be a small part of it.
Good morning ITD boys and girls!
I was reading the comments after I left yesterday. Yeah, Brian/Emma I was on Dodger Talk Saturday night. The funny thing was that I was holding for over 20 minutes when they put me on. But the other thing was that when they finally got to me, I was already home, not in the car when I first called. And once I'm home, I do not get any reception of 790. So, all I heard was what they said on the phone. I asked my question, "How did Casey Blake get an RBI on the run that scored after Ichiro's error?" Then one of them (I still don't know what name goes with what voice) said, "No, he didn't get an RBI." I said, "it was on the scoreboard that Casey was credited with an RBI." Then they said, "That was a mistake…" and then "click." They hung up on me.
NSB – I should've gone over to you and said hi. I didn't meet you during the tour (as I didn't get to meet many on the tour; there was so many of us) but shortly after Frank came to see Joe during the game, I went over and sat by Emma and she told me that you were here. I didn't think that you were here, but she showed where you were sitting during the game. I'm sorry I didn't, but I felt the need to pay some attention to my husband. He was a good sport about coming with me to the tour (remember, he's not really a Dodger fan). But you are right, we might not all agree, and there are many instances that come to mind where we don't, but I'm sure that we have a lot more in common than differences.
I think you need not worry, the only "curse" on the Dodgers is that JP is still leading off, Martin not only has a wussybat, but a wussyarm to go with it, and JoJos too stubborn to try a different line-up that might actually allow the good hitters to get an extra AB a night.
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ROSE! I KNEW I FORGOT SOMEONE! It was great to meet you and your handsome family too!!
Shad, I'm not saying that list is fake, but it's really interesting how the order of names is constructed. If you go onto baseball-reference by team and scroll down the roster for that team in 2003, those names are in the ALMOST EXACT order as on your list. And the teams are in order by league first, then division:
American League East
Boston Red Sox
1.Nomar Garciaparra (Ouch oh no)
2.Manny Ramirez (Blah and still shock)
3.Johnny Damon
4.Trot Nixon
5. David Ortiz (I had a bad feeling that he might be on that list)
6. Shea Hillenbrand (Sigh Ex Giants, Dodgers and Angels)
7. Derek Lowe (Wow really)
8. Pedro Martinez (Wow really)
Baltimore Orioles
9.Brian Roberts (I wasn't surprise one bit)
10.Jay Gibbons
11.Melvin Mora
12.Jerry Hairston
NY Yankees
13.Jason Giambi (No surprise here)
14.Alfonso Soriano
15.Raul Mondesi (Oh no not him)
16. Aaron Boone
17.Andy Pettitte
18.Jose Contreras
19.Roger Clemens ( I still can't believe it)
Toronto Blue Jays
20.Carlos Delgado
21.Vernon Wells
22.Frank Catalanotto
American League Central
Minnesota Twins
23.Kenny Rogers
Chicago White Sox
24.Magglio Ordonez
25.Sandy Alomar
26.Bartolo Colon
Kansas City Royals
27.Brent Abernathy
28. Jose Lima (Ouch not him)
Cleveland Indians
29.Milton Bradley (Oh really not this headcase)
30.Casey Blake (This is awful if he's on it since we traded him for MeLoan/Santana)
31.Danys Baez
Detroit Tigers
32.Craig Monroe
33.Dmitri Young
34.Alex Sanchez
American League West
Oakland As
35.Eric Chavez
36.Miguel Tejada
37.Eric Byrnes
38.Jose Guillen
39.Keith Foulke
40.Ricardo Rincon
Seattle Mariners
41.Bret Boone
42.Mike Cameron
43.Randy Winn (hahahahaha that would be funny)
44.Ryan Franklin
45.Freddy Garcia
46.Rafael Soriano
Anaheim Angels
47.Scott Spiezio
48.Troy Glaus
49.Francisco Rodriguez (Oh my god really)
50.Ben Weber
Texas Rangers
51.Alex Rodriguez (Not a surprise here)
52.Juan Gonzalez
53.Rafael Palmeiro
54.Carl Everett
National League East
Atlanta Braves
55.Javy Lopez
56.Gary Sheffield (Not a surprise here)
57.Mike Hampton
Florida Marlins
58.Ivan Rodriguez (Poor Pudge)
59.Derrek Lee
Philadelphia Phillies
60.Bobby Abreu (Wow I would never had guess)
61.Terry Adams
Montreal Expos
62.Fernando Tatis (I knew this guy had 1 30+ homeruns season and hit 2 grand slam off of Park something was up)
63.Livan Hernandez
64.Hector Almonte
65.Tony Armas
66.Dan Smith
New York Mets
67.Roberto Alomar
68.Cliff Floyd
69.Roger Cedeno
70.Jeromy Burnitz
National League Central
Chicago Cubs
71.Moises Alou
72.Sammy Sosa
73.Corey Patterson
74.Carlos Zambrano (Wow)
75.Mark Prior (Wow)
76.Kerry Wood (Wow)
77.Matt Clement
78.Antonio Alfonseca
79.Juan Cruz
80.Aramis Ramirez (Wow)
Pittsburgh Pirates
81.Craig Wilson
82.Kris Benson
Milwaukee Brewers
83.Richie Sexson
84.Geoff Jenkins
85.Valerio de los Santos
National League West
San Francisco Giants
86.Benito Santiago
87.Rich Aurilia (hahahaha)
88.Barry Bonds (hahahaha)
89.Andres Galarraga
90.Jason Schmidt (Damn Ned)
91.Felix Rodriguez
92.Jason Christiansen
93.Matt Herges
Los Angeles Dodgers
94.Paul Lo Duca No surprise
95.Shawn Green (Oh geez I actually like him over Drew please hope it not him)
96.Jeromy Burnitz (This guy is so good he was listed twice and a former Dodgers to)
97.Adrian Beltre (Say it ain't so)
98.Eric Gagne (I still can't believe it but still I'll take him back since we did take Mota back)
99.Guillermo Mota (Still hurt because of him)
Arizona Diamondbacks
100.Luis Gonzalez (I knew something wasn't right with him)
Colorado Rockies
101.Todd Helton (Oh man this would hurt big time)
San Diego Padres
102.Ryan Klesko
103.Gary Matthews (We already knew about him)
104.Oliver Perez
Again, not saying it's fake, but if someone wanted to compile a list of players both famous and relatively unknown, this would be a way to do it. Plus, it would explain why Jeremy Burnitz is on there twice.
I have noticed that on baseball-reference they list the "starting 8" first (catcher, 1st, 2nd, etc) then the rest of the position players, then the starting pitching, then the relievers. And with few exceptions, that's just the way they are ordered here.


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That One Guy wrote:I guess the only note I have to make is that the bonuses for the rose/beer gardens didn't come into play at all until the game was already won. I'm not sure there's any way to change this, but maybe there could be smaller bonuses for holding 2 or 3 beer/rose gardens? like +1 army for 2, +4 for 3? Or something along those lines; I'm not exactly sure but all I know is that it was too hard to get and hold all 4 of one type of garden, all spread out across the map.
That One Guy wrote:The only other thing I'm not exactly sure of, (and I'm sorry if this has been addressed before) but the bike trails count as killer neutrals, right? According to Rules>Game Options, in trench games you should be able to attack through killer neutrals, but I don't think I could do this on this map? I'm not positive on that, but that may be an issue unless you know for sure that it's not.
That One Guy wrote:Thank you for the time you've spent developing and perfecting this map, I really enjoyed it and I'm sure many more people who don't post it here do as well.
thenobodies80 wrote:No, I'm waiting an answer about a thing (not directly related with your map).
As soon as I receive it I will quench some maps, also this one.
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PNC Park security guard who lost finger hoping for return to ballpark
Nick Miller to stand trial for simple assault during Pirates game
A security guard who lost part of his finger during a fight at PNC Park said Thursday his days have been filled with pain, therapy, doctor's appointments and court appearances since the May 12 incident.
Joe Risher told reporters he has another surgery ahead of him after doctors tried to reattach his finger but had to remove it again when the procedure didn't take.
Risher said he's still undergoing physical therapy and that he hopes to return to the ballpark in the future.
"I've been there 22 years in this capacity and, obviously, this is the worst I've been up against," he said.
Risher found out Thursday that Nick Miller, who is accused of starting the fight at PNC Park, will stand trial on charges of simple assault.
Miller was smoking during a Pittsburgh Pirates game on May 12, and he became unruly when Risher escorted Miller and girlfriend Rachel George and her father, Christopher, out of the ballpark, according to police.
Rachel George jumped on Risher's back while Miller ran off, police said. In the scuffle, Risher was shoved against a fence, and part of his left middle finger was ripped off.
Police said Rachel George would not tell them the name of the man who was with her, but they were able to track him down on her Facebook page where she had posted a picture of herself and Miller at the game.
When police found Miller, he was already in prison in Greensburg for violating parole on an unrelated case.
Although police say Miller started it, the most serious charges were filed against the Georges, of Greensburg.
The 21-year-old daughter and 50-year-old father are awaiting trial on charges of aggravated assault, harassment, disorderly conduct and public drunkenness.
At Rachel George's preliminary hearing, defense attorney Phil DiLucente said,
"Another individual, who is a defendant, is the one who started all this nonsense.
"As far as the aggravated assaults are concerned, my client, Rachel George, also fell to the ground with the security officer because (he) was pushed by another, not my client."


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The European Parliament is treading bravely into the world of social networking in order to get the kids involved in the exciting world of European politics.
Bureaucrats have created profiles on popular social sites including Facebook, MySpace and photo sharing site Flickr. There will also be ad-word campaigns and banner ads on MySpace.
Elections run from 4 to 7 June, and the primary purpose of the campaign is to raise awareness of those dates as well as improving young people's understanding of the European Parliament and the work of MEPs.
A YouTube channel has also been created.
A banner campaign will run across Europe all month including relevant ad-words. Also on the horizon is "EU Time Machine" which will celebrate 30 years of direct elections to the EU Parliament. This campaign will show two rooms - one from 1979 and one from today. By clicking on different objects you can see how European law has "affected real life in a range of key areas".
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The orchestra rehearses on Mondays from 19:30 to 22:00 at Bishop Justus CE School, Magpie Hall Lane, Bromley BR2 8HZ. We welcome applications from prospective members and ask new members to complete an address form and Gift Aid declaration at their first rehearsal. We collect an annual subscription from members who attend rehearsals. Seating positions are rotated where possible and there are opportunities to perform solo parts.
Playing members commit to the full rehearsal series for each concert they play in. If an absence is unavoidable please contact your section leader immediately, and if you were due to rehearse a solo part, please find a deputy. Members are also expected to put in the necessary time outside rehearsals to learn and practise the pieces they perform, and to promote ticket sales for all the orchestra's concerts.
Please bring a music stand to rehearsals. Bowed string parts are available after the first rehearsal and we expect string players to mark up their own parts.
There is a mailing list for members and a facebook members group 'BSO Tutti', an official facebook page and a twitter feed @BromleySymphony. Tea, coffee and biscuits are available for 50p at rehearsals. Some members socialise at The Two Doves in Oakley Road after rehearsals and The Railway in West Wickham after concerts.
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Hope College Community Campaign Scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 13 | Community Spirit
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HOLLAND – On Wednesday, Oct. 13, representatives from Hope College and leaders from local businesses will engage in a long-standing tradition of visiting more than 200 area businesses in Holland and Zeeland seeking contributions to the Hope Fund for the 2010-11 Community Campaign.
The Community Campaign on behalf of the Hope Fund began more than 30 years ago as a way to engage community leaders with Hope faculty and staff in building and maintaining relationships between the community and the college. In addition to those receiving personal visits on campaign day, many more businesses and friends of Hope College will receive letters encouraging a contribution.
Kurt Dykstra, who is mayor of Holland and an attorney with Warner Norcross & Judd, is serving as chairperson this year.
"Mayor Dykstra exemplifies leadership in our community and at Hope College. Hope is the intellectual, cultural, and economic heart of Holland and our lifelong learning opportunities, attractive landscape and buildings, faith dimension, and mentoring all contribute to our well-being and our sense of community," explained Mark DeWitt, Hope's director of corporate and foundation relations. "This campaign acknowledges the relationship between Hope College and our neighboring communities and demonstrates the value to one another. Hope is grateful for business and industry participation in this effort through financial and volunteer partnerships."
Dykstra values the relationship between Hope and area businesses and is pleased to be heading this fundraising effort as a friend of the college, adjunct professor, and a recognized leader.
"Hope provides a sizable number of graduates – from teachers, to business leaders, to engineers – that power our talented local workforce. Hope also adds millions of dollars in direct spending to the local economy. Hope directly buys goods and services and adds 3,300 new consumers to our community every year. Hope plays an important role in our economic development efforts. I can tell you first hand that the presence of Hope College in our community was an important factor that helped attract some of our largest economic investments of which we all are proud," he said.
Revenue from the Hope Fund provides unrestricted operational support that benefits every Hope student. It also underwrites health, counseling and career services, assists in bringing world-renowned artists, authors, musicians and lecturers to campus and generates service opportunities for its students. Financial support of the Community Campaign and the Hope Fund makes available resources that enhance the academic mission of Hope College.


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Msg 3624, Level 20, State 1, Line LineNumber
A system assertion check has failed. Check the SQL Server error log for details. Typically, an assertion failure is caused by a software bug or data corruption. To check for database corruption, consider running DBCC CHECKDB. If you agreed to send dumps to Microsoft during setup, a mini dump will be sent to Microsoft. An update might be available from Microsoft in the latest Service Pack or in a Hotfix from Technical Support.
Msg 596, Level 21, State 1, Line LineNumber
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Msg 0, Level 20, State 0, Line LineNumber
A severe error occurred on the current command. The results, if any, should be discarded.
This issue is fixed in the following cumulative update for SQL Server:
Cumulative Update 2 for SQL Server 2016 SP1
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Gustav Stickley (1858? - 1942) didn't start the Arts and Crafts movement. By the time he became involved in the late 1890s, it was a well-established international phenomenon. Within a few years Stickley had become one of its major American figures. His handsome, carefully constructed Craftsman furniture, metalwork, and textiles were successfully sold to an appreciative market, and were widely imitated. His influential Craftsman magazine became a leading national advocate of the movement's ideals. It is impossible today to imagine the American Arts and Crafts without Gustav Stickley.
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CFB: Late TD gives Washington 35-28 win over WSU
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PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) – Jake Locker got his signature moment and Washington back to a bowl game for the first time in eight years.
Locker made up for two critical turnovers early by throwing a 27-yard touchdown pass to Jermaine Kearse with 44 seconds left, and Washington became bowl eligible with a stirring 35-28 win over rival Washington State in the 103rd Apple Cup on Saturday night.
After the Huskies (6-6, 5-4 Pac-10) blew a 28-14 fourth-quarter lead, Locker led them on an 88-yard drive, capped by his fade-route pass to Kearse that beat Washington State cornerback Nolan Washington. It was the second time Locker and Kearse hooked up for a score, as the duo connected for a 66-yard TD on the third play of the second half.
Jeff Tuel's final desperation pass fell into the hands of Washington safety Nate Fellner on the final play, leading to frozen, purple-clad fans pouring out of the Martin Stadium stands to dance on the Cougars' logo at midfield as the Huskies players celebrated.
Angry Washington State fans threw water bottles and snowballs from the stands, and one small skirmish broke out, but no players were involved.
The real star of a frigid night on the Palouse was Washington running back Chris Polk.
Running powerfully and breaking tackles all night, Polk posted the second-best rushing game in Washington's history, with a career-best 284 yards on 29 carries touchdown runs of 2 and 57 yards. Polk's total trails only Hugh McElhenny's 296 yards in 1950, also against Washington State.
Of BCS conference teams, only Baylor and Duke had longer droughts without a bowl game than the Huskies. Washington's last postseason appearance came in 2002 with a trip to the Sun Bowl.
That long absence is over, with the Huskies likely headed to San Diego and the Holiday Bowl against an opponent from the Big 12. The bowl trip also serves as an another step in moving past an 0-12 campaign just two years ago, when Washington was the laughingstock of college football.
But the Cougars (2-10, 1-8) didn't make it easy and in the process may have saved coach Paul Wulff's job. His future has been in debate all season, but the continued competitiveness of the Cougars as the year progressed makes Wulff's staying or going a difficult decision for athletic director Bill Moos.
Tuel threw for 298 yards and three touchdowns for the Cougars and did his best to engineer a rally after Polk's 57-yard TD made the score 28-14 early in the fourth quarter.
Instead of rolling over after Polk's back-breaking run, Tuel quickly led a 10-play scoring drive, capped by his 1-yard plunge on third-and-goal to get Washington State back within seven. The Cougars then held the Huskies' offense to a three-and-out and took back possession at their 27 with 7:20 left.
Tuel went to work again. He hit Daniel Blackledge, who finished with seven catches for 132 yards, for gains of 32 and 26 yards to get inside the Washington 20. Tuel then hit Marquis Wilson on a 16-yard slant to tie the score at 28 all.
Washington started its winning drive at its 12. After Locker ran 10 yards for a first down, Polk bounced off a blocker, broke one tackle and went 36 yards to the Cougars 40 with under 3 minutes left.
Locker appeared to get a first down on a third-down quarterback draw but was stopped just short. Coach Steve Sarkisian initially sent out kicker Erik Folk for a 49-yard field goal attempt, but called a timeout and reconsidered.
The offense retook the field, and Polk, running the same play that provided the game-winning score on the final play last week at California, raced 15 yards to the Cougars 16.
Two plays later, Locker found Kearse for the winning TD. Locker finished 14 of 22 for 226 yards. He threw one interception in the end zone in the first half and fumbled on fourth-and-goal at the Cougars 1 on the first play of the fourth quarter.
Locker also ran for a 7-yard touchdown and had a 77-yard TD run called back on a holding penalty.