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Remember a couple of weeks ago, when the Indians took 2 of 3 from Kansas City and it was thought (prematurely, I might add) that they might be able to fatten up on some of the bottom-feeders of MLB prior to the team heading off for the Bronx?
From that time, the team has gone 4-9 (and that includes taking 2 of 3 in Baltimore) against the Orioles, Royals, Rays, Reds, and White Sox, lost their starting SS for 2 months, their starting CF for who knows how long (more on that in a minute), and are about to head to Yankee Stadium for a 4-game set.
All told, things are not looking good for the Erie Warriors and brighter days don't look to be on the horizon…and with the events of the last week firmly establishing the Indians' current place in the MLB pecking order (and it's not looking down at anyone), let's get those Tomahawks in the air…
In case you haven't noticed (and The DiaTot has, when he asks me every morning how Grady's knee is feeling), the cloak-and-dagger culture around Indians' injuries continues as most indications are that Sizemore's "knee injury" could be something much larger and could have been something that's been lingering since the beginning of the season.
Leading off, we'll go to the essential source for all things Indians,
Mr. Anthony Castrovince
Grady Sizemore has consulted with the Indians' team doctors regarding the left knee injury that has landed him on the 15-day disabled list. This week, he's getting a second opinion. And a third.
Sizemore is visiting doctors in Vail, Colo., and New York this week to determine the best course of action with regard to treatment of the deep bone bruise he suffered in the knee. Head athletic trainer Lonnie Soloff told reporters last week that surgical intervention is a possibility.
The Indians are mum on how long they expect to be without Sizemore's services, though obviously his timetable is directly tied to whether or not he has the surgery.
When this new information hit, the immediate comparison was made nationally to the situation currently underway in Queens with their shelved CF, Carlos Beltran. Looking a little further into this, it's easy to see why as here's
an excerpt from a story from the New York Daily News earlier this month
in which Beltran talks about the surgery that took place in mid-January:
Since his January arthroscopic surgery on the troublesome right knee, the date for Beltran to begin running has been pushed back several times. Unable to do certain rehab exercises without severe pain, Beltran visited Dr. Richard Steadman - the Vail, Colo., physician who performed his January procedure - on April 20.
"(Steadman) said the bone bruise in the tibia was the same (right below his right kneecap). He said that was the (bruise) causing me to feel that pain. And I probably will need to play with (the brace) until my knee recuperates from everything. If I feel comfortable and I feel like it doesn't harm my knee - it will be good protection, probably."
Everyone notice where Sizemore is getting tests this week?
Now do you notice where Beltran had the surgery in January?
Everyone notice the use of the word "bruise" in the context of impending surgery for both?
This may be a shot in the dark, but I don't think that Sizemore being in Vail with a "bruise" that could require surgery after Beltran had surgery in Vail because a "bruise" caused him to feel pain is any coincidence. Maybe the team is just covering all of the bases on this one, but since we're talking about the Indians and injuries, here's the math on the worst-case scenario – Beltran had the surgery in January and is
still not able to run on the knee 4 months later
…see where I'm going here if Sizemore's visiting the same doctor?
To go even further on this,
Sweet Pete Gammons provides more information
in the context of a piece as to how Miggy Cabrera and Grady have taken disparate paths in the past few years:
Diving back into the first-base bag, he severely damaged his kneecap, and there is question precisely what is the extent of the damage. If, as some fear, there is serious cartilage damage, Sizemore could be out for the season, this after a star-crossed 2009 in which he was limited to 109 games and ended up having operations on his left elbow and for a hernia.
But back in April, Sizemore hurt that left knee diving back into second base. Doctors assured him that there was no structural damage, so Grady went right back to flying around center field. He didn't complain that he wasn't at full strength when the season opened and that the knee was bothering him. He thus was hitting .211 with 35 strikeouts and nine walks in 33 games.
See that part that Gammons mentions about the kneecap, the same place that Beltran identifies as where his "bruise" was?
I'm not sure if all of this news makes me feel better or worse about the future of Grady Sizemore, given that it would certainly explain his dreadful start and debunks the notion that his talent had simply left him, but it also means that Grady (as we once knew him) may be a long way off from ever returning to form…if that happens at all.
Perhaps it's the Clevelander in me, but I'm just gripping for the worst, that he's out for the season and that they "hope" that the surgery solves things so he's ready for 2011. If that were to happen, let's hope that the Sizemore knee doesn't join the Hafner shoulder in body parts that make the early-to-mid-2010s painful for more than just said injured players.
We're now a week away from the beginning of June, which has been pointed to all year as the timeframe for Carlos Santana's promotion to the parent club. While Lou Marson has improved as of late, it has been known that Santana would be promoted once his service clock was managed to give the Indians an extra year of control of him. Thus, the announcement is coming soon that Marson will give way to Santana and while the "Chuck Norris is scared of 'Los Santana" sites may not pop-up en masse, it should generate a little bit of buzz (and improvement) for a team in need of both.
Maybe I'm just getting antsy waiting for the move, but I have a feeling that the Marson-Santana swap-out isn't the only move that's going to be made by the club in the next week or two. While it's easy to say "Trade X" or "Fire Y" or "Get a New Owner" (because that's the tenor on the North Coast, at least among Indians "fans"), here are the realistic moves that are likely to be made:
Masterson to AAA, Laffey to rotation
Since the idea that Masterson could end up in the bullpen (and the first two months has done nothing to change that), it may be finally time to pull the plug on the Justin-as-starter experiment and send him down to AAA (he has two options remaining) to clear his head, tweak whatever has gone wrong in his delivery, and get him accustomed (once again) to pitching out of the bullpen. I suppose the Indians could just slide Masterson into the Indians' bullpen, but watching him over the last few weeks, it's obvious that there are mechanical issues that need to be fixed, and those repairs are better suited for Columbus. Don't get me wrong, Masterson still projects as the nasty back-end-of-the-bullpen arm that he was in Boston, it just looks more like he could be a match-up/Jeff Nelson type reliever, where the Indians will have to pick their spots to limit his exposure to LH hitters.
As for the corresponding move, while I'd be more inclined to leave Laffey in the bullpen given the way he's pitched to date as a reliever (while he's eating up innings) and given the…um, still-unsettled situation in the rotation (read: Huff, Dave), there should be a point when Laffey is given an opportunity to seize in the rotation and this would represent a time as good as any. Certainly, a case could be made for 'Los Carrasco to essentially see what he's able to contribute at the MLB level, there's a very good possibility that Huff is not far off from a trip to Columbus himself, meaning that Carrasco would be the next man in line for a shot at the rotation.
Sizemore to 60-day DL, opening up a 40-man roster spot for a utility IF, Louie the Fifth to AAA
As noted above, I'm just fearing the worst on this and am already conceding that Sizemore is about to join Cabrera on the 60-day DL. If that happens, the Indians should use the open roster spot to promote a Utility IF from Columbus (and really, I don't care who that is) so the Indians can send Valbuena to Columbus for the everyday AB that he needs. With the injury to Cabrera, this demotion likely was put off for Louie, but if the Indians are going to continue to use him in a quasi-utility role, with Donald at SS and Grudzielanek at 2B, it would benefit Valbuena to get down to Columbus in an attempt to recapture the momentum that his career had.
By no means has Valbuena earned the right to play regularly at 2B in the early going, and perhaps he ultimately projects as that utility IF for the Indians, but to slot him into that role now, where he's suffering through every AB for the parent club is hindering his development.
Rafael Perez to DFA-land, promotion of Frank Herrmann to bullpen
Having worn my arm down banging this drum, I think that the tipping point for Perez is not far off where the Indians decide to cut ties with him and give another organizational arm a shot. Sure, the case could be made for Jensen Lewis (2.08 ERA, 1.15 WHIP, 9 K, 1 BB in 8 2/3 IP in Columbus) or, to a lesser degree, Joe Smith (3.09 ERA, 1.46 WHIP, 11 K, 6 BB in 11 2/3 IP in Columbus) as both are on the 40-man roster, as is Jess Todd (3.80 ERA, 1.36 WHIP, 25 K, 4 BB in 21 1/3 IP in Columbus) and all of them have had a taste (or more) of MLB hitters.
However, if Perez's DFA (and it's going to happen) opens up a roster spot, why not give it to a player who, like Perez, is a former starter in the Minors who has thrived since his move to the bullpen, particularly this year. To date, Herrmann has a 0.37 ERA, a 0.90 WHIP with 17 K and 7 BB in 24 1/3 IP and while he may not boast the gaudy K numbers that a guy like Ambriz did in Columbus (Ambriz struck out 15 hitters in 8 IP while a member of the Clippers), there has to be something said for the Indians trying to find lightning-in-a-bottle when it comes to identifying potential relievers going forward and riding the hot hand (which Herrmann currently possesses) is certainly a strategy that has worked for them in the past, as it did in 2007 with the aforementioned Jenny Lewis and Rafael Perez.
Will Herrmann come in and prove himself to be a viable reliever?
Who knows, but there's going to be plenty of opportunities when Masterson potentially comes to Columbus for a bit (and that may happen before a Perez DFA), Jamey Wright finds his way off of the roster or when Kerry Wood is traded, much less when injuries or ineffectiveness hit one of these relievers who retain options, so Todd and Lewis and Smiff will all get their chance again once more to lay claim to a bullpen spot past 2010…and really, that's what this season is all about at this point.
Regardless of whether these exact moves occur, expect a lot of movement in the next couple of weeks as the roster will start to take shape to set up the trades that are coming, but also to set up the 25-man roster for the second half of the season
Speaking of the "trades that are coming", while it would seem that the Indians have an obvious in-house replacement for many of the veterans that figure to be moved this summer, there does seem to be one exception:
1B – Branyan to LaPorta
2B – Grudzielanek to Donald/Valbuena (when Cabrera returns)
LF – Kearns to Brantley (depending upon Grady's health)
SP – Westbrook to Carrasco, Laffey, Tomlin, Pino, maybe even Rondon
CL – Wood to Perez/Sipp/Masterson
3B – Peralta to…Marte? Louie the Fifth?
Seriously, while a compelling case can be made for replacements for 1B, 2B, LF, the rotation, and the back-end of the bullpen, the obvious replacement for the day when (not if) Peralta is moved isn't apparent.
What are the options?
Well, there's Marte (more on him in a moment), but the guys who have played 3B in Columbus this year are…wait for it…Brian Bixler, Brian Buscher, Chris Gimenez, and Jerad Head. With Wes Hodges a full-time 1B now and with The Chiz on the shelf in AA (non-prospects Jared Goedert and Josh Rodriguez have filled in for him), any one have any better ideas?
Certainly, Marte's name is in the mix, although even the public comments on Marte are less than glowing and the Indians certainly seem resigned to the fact that Marte is not much more than a RH bat off of the bench. In fact, it will be interesting to see how Marte is handled once he returns from the DL as Kearns isn't going anywhere (for now) and the Indians may need to keep Shelley Duncan around as a backup corner outfielder if Sizemore's injury is serious.
Regardless, I don't think that the organization is sold on Marte (fair or not) even as a stop-gap and I wouldn't be surprised if June and July includes some deals for players in other organization may need a change of scenery and a long leash to see if their potential can come to any sort of fruition.
With that in mind, what about 25-year-old 3B Brandon Wood, who
may be on the outs in Southern California
Yes, he's been terrible this season for the Angels…
Yes, he's out of options and actually just hit the DL with a hip flexor, which buys the Angels a little more time on him, given that he'll go out on a rehab start…
However, Wood was a Top-20 prospect for 3 straight years and the Angels don't seem too likely to give him a full year of AB to see if that potential can be realized. Perhaps this is akin to nothing more than giving Andy Marte another look, but Wood dominated at AAA (
cumulative OPS of .902, hitting more than 20 HR in fewer than 120 games each year
) while being blocked by Chone Figgins in Anaheim for the last couple of years and the Indians are in need of a bridge between Peralta and Chisenhall…so why not Wood?
Wood certainly seems to fit that profile of a player needing a fresh start and the Indians may be the team to give Wood the opportunity to get consistent AB at 3B to see if he can be much more than a can't-miss prospect that missed.
The roster machinations are about to start in earnest and, while some are going to equate them to re-arranging deck chairs on the Titanic, the moves are going to start coming that set this team up for 2011 and beyond.
Some of those moves are going to make 2010 even less palatable than it already is, but the time to start separating the wheat from the chaff in terms of the prospects that have been acquired in the past two years, as well as the ones developed by the Indians, has come. Finally, "service clocks" fade into the distance and the roster should start resembling the way it's supposed to look going into the future instead of resembling this land in-between hell and limbo.
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"We are so grateful for the dedication of our over 120 Niagara Hospice volunteers," states Niagara Hospice Marketing and Public Relations Director Patricia Degan. "They are each part of the Hospice team that ensures every Niagara County resident in need of hospice care receives it. Whether providing direct care to patients or working in the office or helping with fundraising efforts, our volunteers don't just do the work - they make it work."
Last year, Niagara Hospice volunteers provided more than 15,000 hours of service. As part of National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, volunteers were honored with service awards and several other awards of distinction. Receiving five-year service awards were Carol Brock, Mary Dixon and Barbara McHenry. Karen Feger received her 10-year service award; and Tom Dreier was given his 15-year service award. Receiving 20-year service awards were Barbara Reed and Patricia Scremin.
Gene Brayley of Lockport received the Founder's Award. Carol Sprung of Lockport received the Director's Award. Robert Goodlander of Lockport took home the Ernie Leder Memorial Speakers Bureau Award and Michele Morris and her Newfoundland "Baby" of Niagara Falls received the Camp Hope Pet Visit Award.
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For Brooke Shields, ex-husband Andre Agassi is gone but not quite forgotten: She got a zinger in against him this week while co-hosting a "Today" show segment about divorce.
Shields and Willie Geist were talking to Laura Wasser -- divorce attorney to stars including Angelina Jolie, Ryan Reynolds, Ashton Kutcher and Kim Kardashian -- about her new book. While discussing how to divorce without destroying or bankrupting a family, Shields was reminded of an anecdote from her own 1999 split from the tennis pro. (The two were married less than two years.)
"I am divorced and mine was very quick and relatively easy," Shields said, "but it was an interesting thing because he quote unquote, did say to me, 'Be happy we don't have children or I would not have made this easy for you.'
"Therein lies why I'm not there anymore," she tacked on.
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Diving the Cape Peninsula and False Bay/MFV Orotava
The dive site MFV Orotava is a recent wreck in the Smitswinkel Bay area on the Cape Peninsula side of False Bay, near Cape Town in the Western Cape province of South Africa.
The MFV Orotava is the second from northernmost of the 5 wrecks in Smitswinkel bay.
This site is in a Marine Protected Area (2004). A permit is required.
The "MFV Orotava" was built in 1958 by Cook, Welton and Gemmel Ltd, of Beverly, East Yorkshire. The steel trawler was donated to the False Bay Conservation Society along with the MFV Princess Elizabeth by Irvin and Johnson. In August 1983 the vessels were towed out to Smitwinkel Bay and were scuttled.
Sand bottom is at about 34m, Gunwales 25 to 27m. Highest point on the wreck about 23m
The visibility on the wrecks in Smitswinkel Bay is often better than at sites closer inshore and shallower. This may be due to less water movement at depth. Visibility on a good day may be more than 10m, and on exceptional occasions has been more than 20m, but do not be too disappointed if it is no more than 6 to 8m.
The Orotava is the larger of the two trawlers and lies on the sand at about 34 metres. The highest part of the wreck is the top of the funnel at about 23 metres (2005). The vessel has an asymmetrical superstructure with the enclosed part offset to port and a covered walkway on the starboard side. The wreck lies heeled to port at an angle of about 20°. There is a large winch on the foredeck. There are several holes in the sides and upper deck where plating has rusted away leaving only the frames, which are probably too tight for most divers to exit. There is an open hatch on the foredeck forward of the winch, giving access below.
Geology: The bottom of the bay is flat white sand. There is no reef in the immediate vicinity.
The site is exposed to swell from the south east, and to a certain extent, from the south west. Longer period swell will make conditions on the wrecks uncomfortable or hazardous due to strong surge, but short period waves will just make it uncomfortable on the boat. Visibility is less predictable, and at this time is largely a matter of luck and reports from divers who were in the area recently.
The site is usually at its best in winter but there are also occasional opportunities at other times of the year, though least often in summer, when the south east wind tends to blow much of the time.
Get in
This site is only accessible by boat. It is about 5.2km from the slipway at Miller's Point.
Marine life
The wreck is too deep for much seaweed, but it is heavily encrusted with invertebrates, some of which are seldom seen anywhere else but the Smits wrecks. There are large numbers of multicolour and other sea fans, large clusters of sea cucumbers and areas covered with srawberry anemones. The Frilled nudibranch and the Gas flame nudibranch are common. Barred fingerfin are possibly the most common fish, but others, including scorpion fish and horsefish may be seen.
Fairly intact wreck of steel trawler. The low funnel is the highest point on the forward part of the wreck, possibly on the whole wreck. There is a large and easily recognisable winch on the foredeck just forward of the superstructure. Much of the plating is wasted, and you can swim into the superstucture from the forward end above the winch.
There are plenty of macro subjects, but in good visibility a wide angle or fisheye lens wil give some interesting views
No particular route recommended. Penetrations are tight and limited due to the size of the vessel.
Stay safe
Scorpion fish have been seen on the wrecks, and are well camouflaged. Their spines carry a dangerous venom. The interior of the wreckage has deposits of fine silt, and visibility may be drastically reduced if this is kicked up, making it difficult to orientate within the wreck and this may hinder a diver from finding the way out.
Certification appropriate to the depth is expected. Some level of training or experience in wreck diving is recommended, and penetration should only be attempted by suitably competent divers after reconnaisance and appropriate planning.
Equipment appropriate for the depth should be used. Nitrox is recommended for those competent to use it. A light is strongly recommended, and penetration should not be attempted without the appropriate equipment and planning. If you are not entirely certain what this would be, you are not competent to do the penetration.
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Local Businessmen Approach Herefordshire Council With Concerns About The Future Of Football At Edgar Street
A Malvern-based company director has confirmed that, as a representative of a number of prominent local businessmen, he will be meeting with Herefordshire Council on Tuesday afternoon to express concerns about the long term plans of Hereford United Football Club's new owner and the future of football at Edgar Street.
Jon Hale, who owns Hadopots Limited, speaking on behalf of the wider group earlier today, said:
"The purpose of our meeting – which two other group members will attend with me - will be to express our grave reservations about Hereford United's new majority shareholder and his long-term plans for the club's ground, Edgar Street.
"The lack of clear communication since he took ownership, the failure to make payments when promised, and the news that he has already approached the council about the three leases relating to Edgar Street has set alarm bells off with us all.
"We have joined together as a group as we share a belief that Mr Agombar is unfit to be the tenant at Edgar Street and that he has bought a majority shareholding in the club simply to seek profit from the development opportunities he believes there are at the site.
"At the meeting on Tuesday we will put forward a number of proposals to clearly demonstrate there is a viable alternative to any plans that Mr Agombar wants us to believe he has. Our plans would see the creation of a new football club to play at Edgar Street - a club that is sustainable and community run, but with a number of local investors in the background to ensure it is built from a solid financial base.
"Sadly, due to the recent mismanagement of Hereford United's finances and the fact that the actual levels of debt are still unclear, we feel starting afresh is the only way forward to secure a long term future for professional or semi professional football in the city of Hereford.
"Although none of us would be happy to see our club, Hereford United, go out of business, we have reached the point where we feel there is no realistic alternative to forming a new club. With the club's expulsion from the Conference having been confirmed, we do not believe the club has a viable future in its present guise.
"We are in a position where we could move forward with our plans for a new club immediately and I can reassure supporters that the local community would be at the very heart of all we would aim to achieve. Although our proposals would see the formation of a new club, we would always embrace and celebrate the unique history of Hereford United Football Club and its spirit.
"We have approached the Hereford United Supporters Trust (HUST) Board to inform them about this meeting and also explain why we have decided to organise it. We are committed to working alongside HUST as their aims and goals mirror those of our group. We are therefore pleased that HUST Chairman Chris Williams has accepted our invitation to attend the meeting on Tuesday with us.
"Obviously, at the present time the club remains in the hands of Mr Agombar, but we felt we had to make our interest in the club known to the council at this stage to ensure they know we would be willing to put time, effort and money into protecting the future of football at Edgar Street.
"We also felt it was important we made news of this meeting public because far too many things have happened at Edgar Street behind closed doors in recent times.
"Right now there is no further information to share about our meeting but we will be looking to link closely with the council as the current situation at Edgar Street develops. When there is any news for us to share it will be made public at the earliest opportunity to ensure openness and complete transparency – something our group feels very strongly about."
For clarity, those attending the meeting with the council will be Jon Hale, Phil Eynon, Richard Howard (a past Chairman of the Vice Presidents Club) and Chris Williams on behalf of HUST. In addition Phil Pratt – an experienced chartered surveyor from Alder King Commercial Property Consultants - will also be attending as he is advising the group on issues relating to the leases and the commercial implications of the Landlord and Tenant Act.


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Will Accordance offer the Old Testament Pseudepigrapha edited by James H. Charlesworth and the Civilisations of Ancient Near East edited by Jack M. Sasson?
Theses tools have been helpful to my research.
Pseudepigrapha and Civilisations of ANE
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Posted 13 October 2012 - 05:51 AM
We have been unsuccessful so far in obtaining a license and etext for Charlesworth. We have Charles' older translation. I do not think we have tried to get Sasson. Have you looked at the Context of Scripture, and at The Sacred Bridge?
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Posted 13 October 2012 - 08:37 AM
I am thinking to purchase the Context of Scripture. Just hoping for a better bargain.
And I'm not familiar with the Sacred Bridge. Will look into it...
And I'm not familiar with the Sacred Bridge. Will look into it...
Posted 13 October 2012 - 10:37 AM
The SBL Writings of the Ancient World series is another library that would make an excellent addition to the offerings:
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One-Time Funds Provide Immediate Assistance to Municipalities, MassDOT
BOSTON- Wednesday, April 9, 2014- The Patrick Administration today announced the 2014 Pothole and Winter Recovery Program to support and accelerate the repair of potholes and other damage caused by the recent severe winter weather. The $40 million one-time program will assist all municipalities and the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) in performing necessary repairs on state and local roadways and facilities.
"We experienced an extraordinary winter season that caused damage to our roads, bridges, and vehicles well beyond the typical year," said MassDOT Secretary and CEO Richard A. Davey. "This one-time, targeted program will speed repair and recovery and maintain safe travel for motorists."
"Our cities and towns already challenged by what seemed to be never ending snow and ice removal now face higher than expected costs in fixing streets, signs, and other transportation facilities," said MassDOT Highway Division Administrator Frank DePaola. "These funds to be spent immediately this spring and summer will allow all communities to make the most basic and necessary repairs and provide quick improvements for the traveling public."
The $40 million program includes $30 million allocated to all municipalities according to the same Chapter 90 formula used to provide longer term local road and bridge project funds. MassDOT will receive $10 million to address the greater than normal winter damage to Interstate highways and other state roads.
Since January, MassDOT has received nearly 1,700 pothole reports and already spent more than $880,000 repairing potholes on state roadways. By comparison, the $40 million allocated for the recovery program could pave 530 lane miles of roadway based on current pricing.
The Pothole and Winter Recovery Program is funded through existing FY2014 authorizations available to the department prior to the expected passage of the Transportation Bond Bill and requires all work to be completed by September of 2014.
"After such a long and difficult winter, these funds will help communities repair potholes and other infrastructure," said Senator Thomas M. McGee. "Having safe and efficient roadways are so important not only to commuters, but to our statewide economy."
"This was a particularly rough winter and now that the snow has cleared, the damage done to the roads is evident in all areas across the state," said State Representative William M. Straus. "I'm pleased that the $40 million will enable the roads to be repaired and restored to a good condition, and provide enhanced public safety."
"This rollercoaster of a winter has wreaked months of havoc on roads all across the Commonwealth. Despite the best efforts of state and city agencies it has been near impossible to keep up with the demand to fix the overwhelming number of potholes the extreme weather left behind," State Representative Dan Cullinane said. "The $40 million in much needed funding being released today will give city and state transportation departments the ability and resources to finish the job of restoring our roadways as quickly as possible."
"I would like to thank Governor Patrick and Secretary Davey for directing much needed resources to improving roadway conditions after a long and harsh winter season," said Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh. "The City of Boston has filled 10,176 potholes since January -- a record-setting feat, as a result of seeking more efficient and effective ways to improve the quality of life for Boston residents. Programs such as the 'Potholes and Winter Recovery Program' provide an important tool in those efforts. I look forward to working with MassDOT and other local leaders to translate these funds into results in the coming months."
"The two most important words today are thank you," said Braintree Mayor Joseph C. Sullivan. "Cities and towns need this money and Governor Patrick has listened; this will make a positive difference throughout the state."
"This is very good news for cities and towns, and we applaud Governor Patrick, Secretary Davey and the Administration for providing $30 million in pothole and winter recovery funds," said Geoffrey C. Beckwith, the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Municipal Association. "This year's punishing winter has damaged local roads, generated countless potholes, and placed a huge burden on local taxpayers as municipal leaders work to shore up their crumbling roadways," Beckwith said. "Communities will put these funds to immediate use rebuilding and repairing roads in every corner of Massachusetts, which will save money, help our economy and improve public safety."
MassDOT also appreciates the public's help throughout this winter season in reporting pothole locations on state roads, allowing repairs to be made as quickly as possible.
If you see a pothole, please call MassDOT at 857-DOT-INFO (857-368-4636), Toll Free at 877-MA-DOT-GOV (877-623-6846), or visit our online contact information web page to send us an e-mail.
In 2009, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) was created to unify the state's various transportation agencies. MassDOT now includes the Highway Division, the MBTA and Rail Transit Division, the Aeronautics Division, and the Registry of Motor Vehicles. MassDOT is committed to providing a safe and reliable transportation system to all those who travel in the Commonwealth and works to deliver excellent customer service. MassDOT has been nationally recognized for its innovative approach to transportation, including the Accelerated Bridge Program, the "Where's My Bus and Train?" apps and "Fast 14" work. For more information, visit MassDOT at our website: www.mass.gov/massdot blog: http://blog.mass.gov/transportation/, or follow MassDOT on twitter at https://twitter.com/MassDOT and Facebook at www.facebook.com/massdotinfo.


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|2008-04-09, 22:38
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|2008-04-09, 22:39
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Well eitherway it WOULD help explain why Suzaku is still fighting for Britannia.
Though I admit I was the one who said Suzaku would probably never even want to go near japan again.
*Note: Until I find the link I'm putting the Knight of One on hold*
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|2008-04-09, 22:46
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Nina must Die
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I don't see why else he would opt to join the Knights of the Round other than the reason stated. He's character differs from Lelouch in that he's trying to work with Britannia to make the world (in his case, maybe the world is Japan?) a better place while Lelouch's trying to destroy Britannia to do so.
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The thing about Suzaku to me (As someone who saw 1-7 of R1 and 1 of R2) is that he seems to be broken, somehow. Like, he seems to have been in wavering allegiance, even if he was still loyal. Like, his exterior showed that, but his heart wanted to join Zero. Yet, after R2, it seems like his rebellious state is gone...
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Though my sense is he's basically chosen to be the anti-thesis of Zero because of the consequences of Lelouch's actions in season 1. If people like Euphie have to die for rebellion, then rebellion be damned, the world should stay the way it is.
|2008-04-09, 23:07
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Age: 32
It's just occured to me, how did Suzaku get the position of 7? Was the 7th position open or did Wakamoto just knock one guy out and moved the rest of the knights to their next position?
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As a character Suzaku is a little hard to analyze. His speech is not consistent with his military actions, indicating he is either oblivious or a fool, but his actions outside of a mech show neither. While he certainly wears his naivette like a shield, he does not come off as mentally deficient, which leads one to a limited number of conclusions. We are given several options, the first of which is that he is operating under a lot of self delusion. This seems to be a logical conclusion, though its a little hard to prove, most people seem to believe its true.
So, the question to me is, Does he realize that he is rescuing mechs that were in the process of slaughtering civilians? When I first saw the series, I assumed he had to realize that, but having seen a few of his defenders, it occurred to me that he might not tumble to the fact that most of Zero's attacks have occurred during anti-civilian missions. Answering that, which will hopefully be happening this season, will make Suzaku's motivations much clearer.
Oh, and personally, I hate Suzaku with the burning passion of a thousand suns, in the very moment they are consumed by a black hole and release their energy in a burst of unimaginable power. But, every hero needs a foil, I guess
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And I don't hate him. He is an otherwise strong man who has faced intense pressure...and buckled greatly. His actions don't make him particularly likable, and it's still hard to empathize with him, but it's easy to see how very broken and human he is. And that is what makes him a very interesting character. He's no superhuman (minus speedhax and wallhax). He's a huge enigma, and I constantly want to know more about the parts of his life that we don't know about (pre-Lelouch and between the ages of 10 and 17). At any rate, he makes a far more interesting antagonist than Gundam's straight-laced-best-friend (a la Athrun) or, even worse, generic nihilist #57 (see: Rau, Rey, Zechs, etc.).
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As to why my hate for Suzaku burns with the power of a galactic core gamma ray, its sort of a gut reaction. I really, really dislike the paladin archetype, and he fits many of the more annoying tropes of that, while simultaneously assisting in the depopulation of civilian areas. Also, and perhaps this is a geographical thing, but he strikes me as something we southerners call a "House Slave". He is disturbingly ok with Britannians abusing/murdering/tyrannizing his own people, and this just gets right under my skin. Seems wrong somehow.
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Agree. He is complicated and that's what makes him more interesting as an antagonist than many of his type. He is, in some way, as kind-hearted as Lulu, and in other way, as selfish and ruthless as Lulu. But for some (known or unknown) reasons they go toward opposite ends. However even with those opposite characteristics they still resemble each other, like moon and sun, black and white. Lulu can destroy the world to protect someone, then Suzaku also can destroy anything to take revenge for a certain person. While Lulu manipultes others, Suzaku lie to himself...
But I still don't like Suzaku. He just turns my nerves
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Time to see how tough they are when the aren't catching Lelouch completely off-guard.
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s10 e11 http://openload.co/f/pwT0q8s25Cc
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Cans see any episodes some thing wrong with a stream please do something about it
This episode was better than the first episode(wayyyyyy too much feminist agenda in the first episode), but still a pale comparison to the original Charmed.
Bring back the original sisters not this poor attempt at a reboot, they are just doing it for the money.
This is a really good start. :) So good to see Melissa O'Neil on again.
Not boring at all!
I was intrigued when I saw this pop up in the trending series. Right from the get go I thought to myself, this is almost like the drama "Forever" ! This drama aired in 2008 and Forever first aired in 2014. The main character in this drama is a police detective and in Forever the main character is a medical coroner. I can't remember how Henry (from Forever) became immortal but both dramas are intriguing to say the least and sadly, neither one lasted long.
Much much better then EP1
Can't wait for castlevaina season 2
If this hasn't aired yet, how did I watch it a couple of days ago? Am I trippin or what?
So far this season is horrible...….Very Unimpressive
Last Episode
they are all bots. lol
seems like alot of leechers, since none of those checked what the uploaded/relinked. every link goes to episode 6. even tonia1 which called all the others bots and shit.
Literally all links are for episode 6. Can somebody please fix that?
WTF is happening all of a sudden....First you started posting bad quality links now u post fake links of the previous episode?Really????
stop posting links of episode 5
Been binge watching all night
Thanks guys for notification!
There are links up by @nikosk67, @haiShi5ei, and @matrilinear for the wrong episode. The murderhouse thing was last week.
@nikosk67 you posted a fake link, wrong episode, you should be banned
fake!!!!!!!!!!!!!! its episode 06
I want to binge this, can you update the links please? openload 400mb or so. Thank you!
Again comic book characters out of costume guess thats going to be a think Constantine the only one really in his, ok atom for a second or so. Still the best out the bunch right now.
He started off as such a good guy. I hate watching what turned him into the pos lawyer he became but I can't pull myself away.
I love the Ray character.
Just because you greatly respect someone doesn't mean you can't hate some of their attributes at the same time.
@nah its a good show. My opinion is less based on the source material and more about the actual content / story / atmosphere etc. Following the source material too literally is not a good thing especially when it has been so long and this is no longer a toon. I think this is a great transition to a live action story so far. As for starfire we haven't even really seen "acting" yet, so I'm not even sure how you are already making a judgement. Me personally I liked teen titans and the characters but it was a toon show, and a kids show at that. The characters ARE going to be different in a live action show because they have to be. To me you seem to have an extremely black and white; not to mention it being completely arrogant, view of people to make that statement about Robin. Also it's completely debatable to whether the source material is purely Teen Titans. The characters seem to be pulled from that show, but as a whole it's pulled from multiple iterations of Titans.
John Wesly Shipp is back in his 1990's flash suit for the arrowverse crossover of this year :)
John Wesly Shipp is back in his 1990's flash suit for the arrowverse crossover of this year :)
3 points: (1) I'm treating Titans as another alternate earth with a new continuity (and see point 3);(2) Wiki history of (Teen) Titans is incomplete--I counted >20 titles for the team(s), across >8 continuities (counting 'toons). Not all of it is worth respecting; the earliest years are embarassingly camp. The versions with Jericho and later Connor (who is coming back soon in yet another continuity) and recent super-sons are high points, but each rewrote the characters. (And with each change, fans debated hotly.) (3) Warner does care very much about DC Universe, since next year's post-Detective 1000/Doomsday Clock comics RE-RE-RE...BOOT will (probably) incorporate it and the Arrowverse. Merchandising and movies/tv shows bring in big profits; comics barely break even. And when many movie/tv fans look to continue that experience in a comic, they've been confused or turned off, as Marvel learned the hard way (think Hemsworth vs. a WTF female Thor...)
Anyway not even the owner of dc comics give a shit about tv show or movie respecting the way that the character act or look.. If they actually cared about this kind things they wouln't let tv shows or movie use their character XD
You said it in way less words than i could @Darkface indeed agreed
Film and TV are judged by a different criterion, so all your crying about canonical accuracies means jack shit. They are doing creative things with the manifestation of Raven's powers that alludes the horror genre, which is dope.
Oh lol that punch
I agree with you Steven and Matoyoshi Grayson didn't always respect batman : http://www.reddit.com/r/TitansTV/comments/9140ne/to_anyone_having_a_bitch_fit_over_robin_saying/
@Matohoyoshi you really arent reading what people say are you. dude i dont give two shits how the characters act i dont. i never even gonna watch this shitshow im just saying your WRONG about there not being anything just called titans again someone else said it a few comments back you clearly cant accept retcons or characters changes the creators of these things can do what they want. literally your first instinct everytime someone proves you wrong is to insult them for no reason if i might add i wasnt being rude to you or anything well smart guy whats the defintion of amazing it is causing great surprise or wonder; astonishing someone can watch something complete shit and it still causes great surprise and wonder bro if you dont like the fucking characters go back to your 50 year old comic books things change not to mention dc tv shows dont even matter in the run of comic canon anything might as well complain abou the flash oh why is he friends with killer frost oh lord she is a villain oh this show is shit becuase they did not adapt the character properly dude reread all these comment on this and understand you are wrong period and now im done because i know you wrong and everyone else reading these knows your wrong lol you lose bye
@stevenlhargrove You are full of shit. That is all there is to say. The fact that you think he knows the source material better than someone that has been reading the source material and other comics for over 30 years is just laughable. Fact, Dick Grayson would never say what he said about Batman in the premiere episode. That is not even debatable. Dick Grayson and Batman have had arguments in the past but he has ALWAYS respected Batman. Fact, Starfire is not now, nor has she EVER been a cold blooded killer like we were shown in the premiere episode. Fact, Raven is not some scared little girl, nor has she ever been in any source material. Fact, the show is based off the Teen Titans and he claimed it wasn't. Fact, if they wanted a Robin that acts the way that Dick Grayson acts in the two episodes I have seen so far, they could have gone with Damian Wayne and used that iteration of the Teen Titans, but they didn't and are ruining Dick Grayson's character. You can like the show if you want, but outright lying to justify it is just ridiculous and I won't entertain it anymore. Say whatever you want, this will be my last reply. But, maybe you should actually read the comics before replying on it.
I kind of dropped out of this thinking it would die surprised its still happening will just say @Kruciphix is right @Matoyoshi there were three iterations of the teen titans just called Titans one in 1999-2002 (main team was Nightwing, Troia, Arsenal, Tempest, Flash, Starfire, Cyborg, Changeling) vol 2 in 2008 (main team was Nightwing, Starfire, Donna Troy, Beast Boy and Raven) this is the one the show is most likely based around FYI and another in 2016 (team featuring Damian Wayne as Robin, Wally West II as Kid Flash, Jackson Hyde as Aqualad, Beast Boy, Starfire and Raven) so when it comes to knowing the source material @Kruciphix has you there
There are dc comics books only called Titans.. You just said '' You ruined any chance of me taking anything you say seriously.... You have only proven yourself to have no intelligence with every comment'' YOU CAN'T be taking seriously yourself you contradict yourself in every comment you make you aren't even smart enough to see that..... Learn how to not contradict yourself first and comeback later bye and hace a nice day lol
@Kruciphix You ruined any chance of me taking anything you say seriously when you tried to claim that Teen Titans is not the source material. You can't say something like that and then call someone else stupid. You have only proven yourself to have no intelligence with every comment. You can believe whatever you want, but you are factually incorrect. You can have whatever opinion you want but facts do not care about opinion. Just get over it.
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@Kruciphix This dude is hilariously ignorant. I doubt he's even aware of the irony of the accusation of flat-earth logic applied to himself, which in itself is a comparison that's out of place considering the forum. At least he types with his heart, though. lol
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Merrian L. Sherry, 68, Punxsutawney, passed away Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011, at UPMC Montefiore Hospital in Pittsburgh.
She was born Jan. 23, 1943, in Punxsutawney, a daughter of the late John K. and Bernice L. (Shirey) Sherry.
Miss Sherry worked for Loree Footwear, starting in 1959. Later, she was employed by National City Bank for 19 years and Marion Center Bank for 11 years.
Her life revolved around her family and friends. She loved traveling and was a huge Pittsburgh Steelers fan.
Surviving relatives include a brother, John P. Sherry of Cockeysville, Md.; a sister, Elva Yasolsky of Mesa, Ariz.; and a niece and three nephews, Patricia Yasolsky, Stephen Yasolsky, Michael Yasolsky and John B. Sherry.
Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. today at the McCabe Funeral Home in Punxsutawney.
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Last season, Syracuse and Binghamton met at the New York State Fairgrounds and set an AHL single-game attendance record with 21,508 patrons in attendance.
The game, which will start at 7 p.m. that night, will be the marquee event during Whalers Hockey Fest 2011. There will also be high school, prep and college games played on the rink, as well as a battle of Hartford Whalers and Boston Bruins alumni over the time period from Feb. 11-20.
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Closely held Navy/Raytheon program evades competition
A full-scale development program is underway to develop a version of the U. S. Navy's Boeing P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft (MPA), fitted with a long-range, high-resolution surveillance radar. It could provide a ready-made, Navy-funded replacement for the aging Joint Stars while potentially performing maritime targeting missions.
The Raytheon Advanced Airborne Sensor (AAS) project, which has been under contract since July 2009, has received Milestone B approval for development and production planning and is proceeding toward critical design review.
Boeing received a $277 million contract in February to modify the first P-8A, aircraft T-1, for aerodynamic and structural tests of the AAS radar pod, which is carried under the fuselage. Those tests are to be completed by August 2016. The radar itself, a much-modernized evolutionary development of the Raytheon APS-149 Littoral Surveillance Radar System (LSRS) is to be tested on a P-3C Orion, the current carrier for the APS-149. The value of the radar development contract has not been disclosed.
The Navy's goal is to acquire an undisclosed number of AAS systems and A-kits (parts that are attached to the aircraft to support the radar) and to configure some P-8As to carry the radar. Initial operational capability dates are also secret, but Boeing/Navy P-8A briefings suggest it is likely to follow the 2016 fielding of the P-8A's Increment 2 upgrade.
The P-8A radar plan has been in the works for almost a decade, but has been shrouded in secrecy because its predecessor, LSRS, was a black program—a classified and unacknowledged effort. To this day, although some AAS-related contracts have been announced, the program has no publicly visible budget. None of its elements has been competed or subjected to a formal analysis of alternatives process. AAS is managed by a one-program office, Advanced Sensor Technology, under the direction of Rear Adm. Don Gaddis, program executive officer for tactical aviation at Naval Air Systems Command.
LSRS itself was developed by the former Texas Instruments unit of Raytheon, which has historically provided Navy patrol aircraft with their search radars. The program started in the late 1990s or early 2000s and attained early operational capability in 2005, carried on P-3Cs flown by patrol squadron VP-46 out of NAS Whidbey Island, Wash. After the program was mentioned (apparently accidentally) in an unclassified document, and the modified aircraft had been photographed in transit to and from the Middle East, a small amount of information was released.
It is known that the LSRS P-3s have been extensively used both to support combat operations—not only for the Navy—and for tests and demonstrations, including tracking both land and maritime moving targets for engagements by stand-off missiles.
Based on active, electronically scanned array technology, LSRS has been assessed as far superior to the older APY-7 carried by Joint Stars. The antenna is double-sided, so the aircraft can scan simultaneously to left or right, and the radar can interleave ground moving target indication (GMTI) and synthetic aperture radar (SAR) modes rather than being restricted to one mode at a time.
AAS is expected to be more capable than LSRS, and will include new features such as NetTrack, developed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, to track high-value targets—for example, key insurgent personnel and their vehicles—in high-clutter environments, by using high-range resolution radar measurements. AAS has what Boeing describes as "weapon-capability" accuracy, and Boeing illustrations and videos show aircraft directly striking ground targets with Small Diameter Bombs.
However, the system could also have potential for maritime operations. In 2004, the USAF used Joint Stars to guide datalinked weapons onto ship targets in the Resultant Fury exercise, using technology from the Affordable Moving Surface Target Engagement project. The latest Naval Aviation Vision report, published in March, discussed development of a follow-on strike weapon to replace Harpoon and SLAM-ER, which will be "net-enabled" and a maritime interdiction version of Tomahawk—both of which would be designed to exploit long-range, high-resolution targeting from other platforms.
Plans to develop this version of the P-8A started in 2003, before Boeing was selected as the winner of the Navy's Multi-mission Maritime Aircraft (MMA) program. At that time, Boeing changed the basis of its MMA design from the 737-700 to the longer-bodied 737-800 and introduced an aft weapon bay and two forward-fuselage centerline hardpoints. At the time, Boeing would only say the design was to accommodate a classified Navy capability, but in fact, it was to accommodate the antenna of the LSRS.
The inter-service politics of the program are intricate. The Navy is apparently willing to dedicate some of its P-8s to a largely overland, joint-service mission, possibly to maintain support for its large MPA force, while Boeing sees potential for selling up to 15 air-ground surveillance versions of the P-8A to the Air Force to replace Joint Stars. The USAF "is really fighting to not put any more money into large-platform GMTI," says one observer. "I can't honestly see how they win that fight in the long run. It's too easy for the Army to claim they absolutely need GMTI and the Air force must provide it."


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Recently released from jail, shoplifter is accused again
NIAGARA FALLS – When police spotted a well-known shoplifter waiting at a bus stop with three bags, they decided to check into the matter. In the bags, they said, they found close to $200 worth of stolen steaks, shrimp, lobster and ribs.
Raymond C. Walbert, 57, of Third Street, was arrested at 8:15 a.m. Saturday on Military Road. Police said he was in possession of items taken from the nearby Super Walmart store, as well as an area Wegmans market.
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WASHINGTON -- After years of legal battles and land-use disputes, the site of the Wykeham Rise girls school is poised for rebirth as a posh country inn.
On Sunday, property owners Matthew and Erika Klauer held a private presentation to exhibit their plans and introduce their development partner, Avi Brosh of the Paligroup in Southern California.
The Paligroup, founded by Brosh in 1998, designs, develops and operates high-end residential properties and hotels in Los Angeles, West Hollywood and Santa Monica.
The partners' plan calls for construction beginning next year of a 24,000-square-foot, 54-room inn with accompanying buildings on the Klauers' 27-acre property at 101 Wykeham Road.
"We are very excited to be part of this project," said Kirsten Leigh Pratt, principal partner in the Paligroup hotel division.
Few details were offered, but according to Paligroup's website, its Santa Monica hotel charges from $350 to $1,500 a night.
Washington Realtor Joe Mustich, who attended the Klauers' presentation Sunday, said the new inn "will attract a hipper, younger clientele than other inns now in Washington."
The inn will include rooms with kitchenettes, a pool and spa, and will welcome children and pets, he said.
Mustich said he is among the "silent majority" in Washington who wanted to see the Klauers succeed in developing the site, which has been unused for decades.
The property originally housed the Wykeham Rise school, founded in 1902 as a college prep school for girls. The school closed in 1943, reopened in 1963 but closed again.
By the late 1980s, the school, with its main building dating to 1924, was abandoned. But when the Rolling Stones and their 25-member entourage were looking for a place to rehearse for a 1989 world tour, the school's board of trustees was willing to give them a six-week rental. Neighbors reportedly took a dislike to the tour buses crawling past the property and media helicopters buzzing overhead.
That memory might explain why neighbors on Bell Hill Road and other parcels surrounding the Wykeham Road property fought the Klauers' plans to develop the site -- often in court.
The Klauers took their first proposal for an inn to Washington in 2008. Denied permission by the Zoning Commission, the Klauers in 2010 proposed building a private university instead.
When approval was given for Wykeham University in spring 2012, neighbors appealed. After lengthy legal battles and another zoning application, the Klauers finally received Zoning Commission approval in January 2013 to develop the property as an inn.
Erika Klauer could not immediately be reached for comment.
Randi Solomon, who with her husband brought civil suits against some of these development plans, explained their position in 2013.
"Our concern is this might not be done right," she said. "We want this to be a good addition to our neighborhood."
To Mustich and others, that was never in doubt.
"Everyone heard the outspoken minority who fought to stop the inn from being built," Mustich said. "We want the property developed. We want the jobs it will bring. We want the revenue coming into our town. It's a green industry. It will bring people here from around the world."
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The pageant will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12, at Hazen High School Auditorium.
The GFWC of Arkansas Ruth Barrett Fox Club of Hazen announces its 37th annual Prince Rice Pageant. The pageant is open to girls ages 3 through 12th grade and boys ages 3-5 years.
The pageant will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12, at Hazen High School Auditorium.
Deadline for entry is Thursday, Oct. 10. There will be a $5 late fee for entries turned in after Oct. 10.
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Cool, at least this season is going well fantasy-wise from Arrows SC
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I went through all the scores and found no errors, except for the point that rancho chevron made earlier. I think the Loyd-Zimmerman sub wasn't accounted for properly. I informed Mark. I'll wait until it's corrected before updating the MoS and the Brew City League Cup. Mark usually has it done around lunchtime (for me), so I hope to have them done on the train tonight on the way home for tomorrow morning.
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"the overwhelming majority of lawyers are litigators"where in god's name did you get this statistic?
I agree to a point with the OP's conclusion. If you do not get into a T or TT school, don't go. There are too many lawyers. IDK where the OP got the "fact" that most attorney's are litigators. I don't think his statement is accurate.


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Week 13 Matches
Wednesday, May 27
SEA - COL 10 pm ET
LAG - RSL 10:30 pm ET
POR - DCU 10:30 pm ET
Friday, May 29
SKC - DAL 9 pm ET
Saturday, May 30
TOR - SJE 5 pm ET
VAN - RSL 6 pm ET
NYC - HOU 7 pm ET
DCU - PHI 7 pm ET
ORL - CMB 7:30 pm ET
CHI - MON 8:30 pm ET
COL - POR 9 pm ET
Sunday, May 31
SEA - RNY 5 pm ET
NER - LAG 7 pm ET
The six teams playing on Wed have two games this
week. Given recent DGW results, does that mean
better fantasy results for their players for this
Will Oba return to the starting lineup this week?
Keane? Espindola? Any other big injuries?
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It looks like Oba will play this week.
What's with Valeri? How bad was the ankle
What's with the Caps? 1-3-1 in the last five.
RSL will be coming off of a Wednesday game. I
think the Caps turn it around this week at
I think the LA-NE match on Sunday should be a
good one. I also like KC hosting Dallas.
If the Red Bulls don't get some people healthy
in the center of the back line they will be in
a world of hurt against the Sounders. Roy
Miller and Karl Ouimette are not the answer.
CJ Sapong can attest to that.
Thirteen games this week: This could bring in
some monster scores.
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Per the United Mania Podcast it sounds like
Espindola will be out this week.
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tempted to make moves but DGWs have been bad to me so
just going to stick with my squad. i need a big week.
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Made more transfers today than I have ever done in any week
before I think. Shouldn't need another one for at least 6-7
weeks now though.
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the "official" injury report says Javier Morales did not play 5/23. Fine work there. from Stormin Union
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Everyone should use the rest of their transfers at this point, it's
a very unburdened feeling.
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So I wonder if Kemp is starting tonight? from Dynamo Silver Spring
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Top Shelf knows but isn't sharing. from Shaolin Mystigods
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DC is banged up and did not bring Rolfe or Arnaud to
Portland, so I expect both Kemp and Korb to start.
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With Franklin in midfield, maybe... LA used to do that regularly. from Arrows SC
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Interesting news ...
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Glad I so wisely picked up Melia early in the season. Definitely saw this coming, and didn't pick him up solely for his ridiculously low salary. from Stormin Union
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Just read that Castillo is injured, multiple sites said this so it
looks likely that he is out this week.
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No room for Diaz in my Starting XI this week, so put him on my bench ...
previous two times I've done that he had his two best weeks of the year, so start him if you got him.
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