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A deadly shooting happened on Connor Street in Florence Thursday night.
Florence Police Chief Ron Tyler said it happened around 8:30 at the corner of Connor Street and Central Avenue.
Police responded to a shots fired call when they arrived and found 50-year-old Jerry Ivy dead.
Police said 42-year-old Raymond Clemmons turned himself in just a short time after the shooting.
He was charged with murder.
Police believe last night's shooting stemmed from a previous altercation between the cousins.
"This was a continuing issue between the two of them that, unfortunately, ended in the death of Jerry Ivy last night," said Tyler.
At this point it's still unclear exactly what lead to the shooting.
Officials said after Ivy showed up at the home where Clemmons was, the situation escalated.
Officers said Clemmons grabbed a gun and shot Ivy.
Police said Ivy's sister was in the truck during the shooting, but was not hurt.
Some neighbors said they now fear a possible retaliation.
"Domestic situations are very emotional, and we would encourage anyone around there whether they're from Clemmons family or Ivy family or neighbors if they see anything that seems to be threatening or anything that concerns them, to call us and let us know," Tyler said.
Neighbors who live nearby are pretty shaken up over the shooting.
It's been an emotional 24 hours for both the Clemmons and Ivy families, as well as those who live where the shooting took place.
"I said, 'Thelma, he's got a gun,' and about that time we all started heading in the house and we heard 'Pop pop!'" said neighbor Wanda Mullins.
Mullins and her neighbors said they had just gotten back from their evening walk when the shooting took place.
"It scared the daylights out of us," she said.
"Really, it happened so quick. It was just so scary, especially when you heard the gun shot," said neighbor Annette Floyd.
Floyd said they heard the commotion when they were inside, but it wasn't until they went back outside and learned the man had died when reality set in.
"That was real frightening," said Floyd. "We come back and we always sit on one of our porches or something and just visit - had no idea nothing was going to go on."
"Later on, after I been thinking about it, if I was sitting on my porch, a stray bullet could've hit me - and that's a scary feeling to sit here and know this happened this close," said Mullins.
The women said all that's left to do now is to pray, pray for the families and pray for everyone's safety.
"I just hope everything will be okay and I feel sorry for the family of both of them," said Floyd.
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BOSTON, MA (WTVB) - The Boston Red Sox last night won their eighth World Series championship in franchise history by beating the St. Louis Cardinals 6-1 in Game Six of the Fall Classic at Fenway Park. Shane Victorino hit a three-run double and drove in four runs total for Boston. It's the first time the Red Sox clinched a title at home since 1918. Their two most recent championships were both won on the road in 2007 and 2004. The Red Sox joined the 1991 Minnesota Twins as the only teams to win the World Series one season after finishing in last place in their division.
David Ortiz was named the Series Most Valuable Player after hitting an amazing .688 for Boston with two homers, seven runs scored, six RBIs and a robust .750, 18-of-24, on-base percentage over the six games. Again, the Red Sox World Champions for the third time in the past 10 seasons with last night's 6-1 Game Six victory over the St. Louis Cardinals.
One more baseball note. Detroit free agent backup catcher Brayan Pena won't be back with the Tigers next season. Pena tweeted Wednesday he was informed by the team that he isn't in Detroit's plans for 2014. The 31-year old Pena's one season with the Tigers saw him hit .297 with 4 homers in 71 games.

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We're back in The Enchanted Forest's past where we left off in the season 1 finale. Prince Charming and Snow White are together at last and determined to overthrow King George and The Evil Queen. But King George has hired a new, mysterious General for his army who people call "Leviathan", and he attacks their encampment. In the chaos of the battle, Snow and Charming are separated and she runs straight into the imposing new General, who reveals himself to be Lancelot, a disgraced Knight of The Round Table. He takes her before King George, who surreptitiously poisons her with a curse that suddenly makes her unable to conceive a child--the same curse that once afflicted his own beloved wife. He releases Snow, but Lancelot is unwilling to continue serving the King after what he's done. He stays with her, determined to make amends, as she travels to meet Charming at the secret cabin where they've hidden his mother.
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There are two types of brain SPECT exams: with and without Diamox. Both types of brain SPECT exams study the flow of blood to the brain.
A brain SPECT exam with Diamox uses a mild medication to dilate your blood vessels as well as a radioactive tracer. First, the technologist will inject the Diamox through a vein in your arm. After 30 minutes, the technologist will then inject the tracer through the vein. Painless images of your brain will be taken one hour after the tracer is injected. If you are allergic to sulfa, you should not have a brain SPECT with Diamox.
A brain SPECT scan follows the same procedure as a brain SPECT with Diamox, but the Diamox is not administered. Sulfa allergies are not a concern for this exam.
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FSF vs. Windows 7: Round Two
The Free Software Foundation (FSF) has invited 500 representatives of non-profit organizations to opt out of Windows 7.
A new letter from the FSF addressed to worldwide non-governmental organizations (NGOs) warns about the repercussions of the decision to release the new version of Windows this month: loss of freedom, privacy and security.
Instead, says the FSF, organizations should turn to free software. The foundation had started its Windows 7 Sins campaign in August 2009, as we reported at that time. The current letter to the NGOs is round two of the campaign.
7 sinsFrom the 7 sins website: "Free software operating systems like GNU/Linux can do the same jobs as Windows, but they encourage users to share, modify, and study the software as much as they want."
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Fedora Developer Announces New Partition Manager
New tool will look like GParted but support a wider range of storage technologies.
Mozilla Releases a New Firefox
New public key pinning feature will help prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
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Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
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Sources within the Alabama state government are confirming to WSFA 12 News that a cyber-intrusion has targeted state government computer servers.
Alabama Governor Robert Bentley's office immediately directed questions to the Alabama Department of Homeland Security.
The Alabama Department of Homeland Security would only acknowledge that a cyber-intrusion of state government IT infrastructure took place and that a criminal investigation is under way.
The investigation is in its early stages, and sources say at this time there's no way of gauging exactly how large or small the attack was.
It wasn't immediately known if any records were compromised, and if so, which departments are affected.
Authorities are remaining vague regarding details of the investigation, nor is known if the state or federal government is taking the lead on the case.
This is not the first such attack on Alabama government computer systems. In February 2012 hackers with the online "hacktivist" group Anonymous claimed responsibility for breaking into state servers in response to newly passed illegal immigration legislation.
No claims of responsibilty have been made regarding Friday's confirmed intrusion.
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Stosur and Dokic upbeat despite setbacks
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Dokic aims to be back to her giant-killing best
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McIlroy serves up challenge to Murray to keep Union Jack flying high
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Best foot forward: Hewitt flirts with pain barrier to tackle Soderling
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This is a response to John P. Lage's article entitled, "Tea party believes in the Constitution," in the May 21 edition of the Lancaster News. His article responded to an article, "Tea Party Demise," written by me, Michael Jedson, published, which was retitled by the editor as "According to polls, tea party's demise is obvious." Part of the original article was edited also.
Carolyn Taylor, I'm still trying to figure out what points you were trying to reference about my tea party letter in your column, "Constitution more than 'just piece of paper'"in the June 18 edition of The Lancaster News.
John A. Delfausse's letter "Consider roundabouts instead of intersections" in the June 11 edition of The Lancaster News,reflects his concern for beauty and orderly flow of traffic through Indian Land. Who is gonna teach the driving public to maneuver on a roundabout? A roundabout is a stationary merry-go-round and drivers have to exit sometime into the flow of heavy through traffic. Much like the fear you have when a vehicle is merging from a ramp without regard to the posted "Yield" sign. Sure hope the guy riding your bumper is alert.
The string of headlines on ethics issues over the past six years means the time has come to strengthen our laws. Recently, the House put the finishing touches on a bi-partisan Ethics Reform Act that passed 110-0. A true recounting of this issue would take many pages, so here are a few of the major reforms our Ethics Reform Act fixes:
Exactly 40 years ago this summer, a brash 36-year-old reformer running for governor called the state Senate "a den of thieves." A majority of Democratic voters agreed with him, and Charles D. "Pug" Ravenel won the primary to become the Democratic Party's nominee.
After six years of peeling back layers of our corrupt state government, nothing should surprise us.
And yet Judge Casey Manning's ruling was still a shock – it didn't seem possible for a judge to shut down a grand jury investigation into alleged corruption by the speaker of the house and argue that Bobby Harrell's staff and colleagues on the House Ethics Committee must first decide if he had committed a crime.
But it happened.
"Let's pass the law even though we know we do not like all that is in it. Then we can clean it up and change the areas that concern us through amendments immediately after," said one Lancaster County Council member.
The Panhandle overlay district was passed by Lancaster County Council on June 9. Councilwoman Charlene McGriff, a Democrat, made the motion to approve, commenting, "What if we move forward, pass the third reading, and then move forward immediately with amendments to change some of the concerns we have."
Republican council members Larry McCullough, Bob Bundy and Brian Carnes agreed with McGriff and passed the motion.
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As if A-Pop wasn't bad enough already. Just when one might have thought that American pop, with all its auto-tuned voices and fake plastic beats, couldn't possibly make the eyes and ears bleed more, it's about to get worse. Nicki Minaj is set to bombard us with more of her overexposure via a series of reality specials on E!, her new gig as a 12th-season American Idol judge, and, of course, more music, while Britney Spears, of all vocally challenged singers, is already sitting in judgment of wannabe A-Pop idols on The X Factor.
And last but not least scary, Ke$ha's back, and going by the early success of "Die Young," the first single from her upcoming sophomore album Warrior (out November 30), she's here to stay—at least for the time being. Continue reading 'PSY's K-Pop Invasion: The Continued Decline of Western Pop Courtesy of the East'


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Tony Hibbert jets out to Thailand to visit the Club sponsors.
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Everton defender Tony Hibbert is jetting out to Thailand this weekend as part of an Everton delegation visiting Club sponsors Chang.
The Blues defender is currently recovering from hernia surgery and is expected to be out of action for the next four weeks.
Hibbert will be joined on the trip by chief executive Robert Elstone alongside other Club executives.
The 48-hour visit will see the Blues star tour the football clinic at the Bangkok Academy and view a session at the Thai Bev Academy.
During the stay Hibbert will also be a guest at a VIP dinner alongside the President of the Thai FA, Thai executives and the Deputy Governor of Bangkok.
The trip aims to promote the work of Everton Football Club and Chang and demonstrate the successful partnership that is now in its sixth season.
Hibbert said: "We toured Bangkok as a team a few years ago and it was a great experience for all the lads.
"I am looking forward to getting back out there and see how things have been progressing especially at the Academies."
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June 15, 2014
The Syrian and Iraqi governments have begun joint airstrikes against ISIL militants.
After Dima Bayaa revealed that her ex-husband cheated on her with Nisreen Tafesh, Taim Hassan wouldn't comment on the matter!
The Syrian army has recaptured the strategic town of Kassab near Syria's border with Turkey.
Lebanese authorities are increasing security in border regions and adopting preventive measures to avoid spillover violence from Iraq and Syria.
June 13, 2014
A Syrian refugee was killed while two others were kidnapped in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley by militants from radical group, Al Nusra Front.
Turkey's finance minister Mehmet Simsek on Thursday said the kidnapped nationals being held in Iraq by militants are a "top priority" for his government.
June 12, 2014
Thousands of prisoners will allegedly be released in Bashar Assad's announcement of a prisoner amnesty, a pro-government newspaper reported.
A car bomb in Homs has killed at least seven people Thursday.
Syrian President Bashar Assad has voiced his support for Free Patriotic Movement leader Michel Aoun amidst Lebanon´s ongoing presidential vaccum following Michel Suleiman´s departure from the position on May 25.
June 11, 2014
Bashar Assad urged Syrians to support the country's government and insisted that people "trust the state and its president".
Six people kidnapped from a quarry in the east Lebanon village of Ras Baalbek were released yesterday. Residents claim the kidnappers were from Nusra Front (AFP/ File).
A senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood resigned from the Syrian National Coalition, after it congratulated Egypt's newly elected president, Abdel-Fatah al-Sisi.
Al-Qaeda affiliated Islamic State of Iraq and Syria's offensive in the oil-rich Deir al-Zor province killed at least 634 people and displaced over 130,000 others.
U.S. Ambassador Robert Ford, urged for "moderate opposition fighters" in Syria to be armed accordingly, while he said America will not engage with Bashar al-Assad.
June 10, 2014
Up to 12 people were kidnapped in Lebanon by masked Syrian gunmen, security sources said.


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Hotel Sofitel Los Angeles at Beverly HillsOn the Westside of Los Angeles, this hotel features a luxury spa, gourmet restaurant and elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi and spacious bathrooms. Beverly Hills is a 5-minute drive away.
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Mondrian Los Angeles in West HollywoodIn the heart of the Sunset Strip, this West Hollywood hotel features unique rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests can dine on-site at The Restaurant at Mondrian.
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The staff at The London were superb - made us feel welcome from the moment that we stepped in through the door and gave excellent advice on the local area. The hotel car service came in very handy, giving us an extremely comfortable ride to our restaurant for dinner. The hotel itself is very plush, with a sleek, modern feel. The room was very well appointed, with a large bathroom (including very nice bath-robes), excellent tea/coffee making facilities and a very well-stocked mini-bar. We unfortunately did not have time to actually use the roof-top pool or the bar, but the view from the roof-top is very impressive - hopefully next time! Overall, we would highly recommend this hotel and would say that the staff and quality of service were the biggest highlight.
The rooms were extremely modern, clean and very comfortable. Absolutely loved the double shower head in the shower. All the staff we came in contact with were also extremely friendly and helpful!
The free breakfast was quite boring!
Friendly and courteous well trained staff. Rooms are well laid out and plenty of space to enjoy the comfort. Fantastic roof top bar!!!! Top breakfast included.
Our courtyard didn't have a view
Amazing hotel and friendly ataff especially Kirk and Sarah from the concierge they were amazing
The bed was comfortable. The tub was big. Nice quality free breakfast. Location great if you were going to Sunset clubs
Looked tired and old. Sofa was worn and dirty, cheap furniture, tacky not glamourous. Too many mirrors. Poor lighting if you wanted to read in bed. Very expensive for the quality
Last stop of a five week vacation and treated ourselves to stay at this hotel. We were delighted as rooms and bathroom with a balcony are very spacious and the staff were very attentive. The pool deck area and view excellent.
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The staff can come across as snobby.
Spacious romos, great services, great location.
Good location. Great front of house, concierge and valet services. Great spacious room.
Shame about the almost non service during breakfast at the restaurant! Didn't leave any tip
Treated like royalty... stopped in on our honeymoon and couldn't have been happier. Especially loved Will at the front desk, he was amazing!!! Definitely coming back to stay at the London!
Rooms were very large and spacious, they were very comfortable - the beds were super comfortable, and overall staying in the room was very very relaxing - best place to be in the hotel. The bathrooms were also very large and spacious. Location of the hotel was excellent - around the corner from everything in Hollywood and the Hills.
Attitude of the staff at check in was very rude and not welcoming or at all friendly. Restaurant staff at breakfast were extremely rude and would make the partons wait for tables despite the fact that there would be a number of tables free at any given time. Forget service with a smile!! The staff cleaning the rooms would constantly mix up our toothbrushes and in some instances throw them out for no reason! And when we issued a complaint with the front office, they were extremely apathetic and were rude. Overall, the staff at this hotel were not upto the mark and frankly their attitude was unacceptable as they just don't seem to care and were very arrogant. Despite a few staff they were all the same. And they always made the patron feel that they were doing us a favor, despite us being very nice and paying more than $500 per night. The breakfast was misleading and was not really a breakfast - they only served fruits, bread, cheese and croissants everyday...eggs and etc which are free in other hotel breakfasts are strangely chargeable at the London. Hotel was very expensive. Despite paying on some nights more than $500 a night, the hotel would not make the $32 valet parking per night complimentary for us - and this despite the fact that we stayed at the hotel for 7+ nights.
Loved the roof swimming pool and bar. Staff were so friendly and really looked after us.
Room size, bathroom, near Strip, pool and bar staff
Breakfast, restaurant, wait staff arrogance.
Great service and Frederick the driver was great!!!!
The Roof Top Pool, Gordon Ramsay Restaurant, the size of the room and the location.
Our room was at the street side so it's a bit noisy.
Amazing hotel, perfect location, excellent staff - there was nothing I didn't like about The London and I cannot wait to return.
Friendly Staff, Accomodating. Beautiful view and rooftop swimming pool. Would stay there again forsure!
A little expensive
We were on a stop over from London to New Zealand for 3 nights. We feel rested and relaxed thanks to your wonderful staff at concierge, upstairs bar,pool area and breakfast was perfect for us! Thankyou we will stop over here next trip. Francie and Barry
Spacious room, marvellous bathroom. Rooftop bar is a must to relax from a sightseeing day.
Breakfast always had a waiting queue and the waiters there were friendly but forgot 50% of each order rightaway.
Room is very spacious n offers nice view. Staff are very friendly n helpful.
Beautiful and very large rooms, great views of LA, fabulous rooftop pool and cocktail bar, delicious food at Gordon Ramsey's restaurant.
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Hotel is just beautiful.
Restaurant & Staff needs training. Inattentive, distracted and not consistent with the quality image your hotel projects. The bar and the pool restaurant staff more specifically didn't seem to know what they were doing. Quite vague and distant they were. Perfunctory responses to inquiries, etc., etc. Your hotel is exceptionally nice. Don't minimize the return on your investment through repeat business, because of a staff that is not up to the job. By the way, your folks at reception and the lobby staff in general, valet parking, etc., were very professional and very good. :) We'll be back - I'll give you another report card then. Overall a real nice place.
we liked the decor and the location. we particularly like the concierge service, it was very efficient and pleasant to organise, we will certainly return and recommend to friends
the prices and food for the roof top bar
Ambiance; large, clean, well-appointed room; polite and helpful staff; Gordon Ramsey restaurant
Good views from south facing rooms, excellent concierge, front desk, valet and all other staff. Large rooms with large bathrooms, good location
Valet charges are expensive, blocked view from some rooms
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A new interim chancellor with the state university system has led to a new evaluation for Minot State president Dr. David Fuller...and this one is much more kind than one released earlier this year.
It was back in June that Fuller went on the offensive disputing the claims made in the evaluation compiled by now released Chancellor Hamid Shirvani.
The original report was harsh, claiming Fuller had a quote, 'Lack of respect' for sister institutions in the state and showed poor leadership.
Now, acting Chancellor Dr. Larry Skogen has released his evaluation.
It wasn't stinging...in fact quite the opposite -- one Fuller says he agrees with.
(Dr. David Fuller - Minot State University President) "The evaluation itself too was much more accurate. It described the goals that I accomplished. I think I was disappointed mostly that what was in that original evaluation didn't reflect what I had done this year. I think the nature of my performance this year has been very strong."
Fuller is now at the beginning of his final year at the helm at Minot State.
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(Dr. David Fuller - Minot State University President) "The fact that we have gotten to our centennial, I think we feel good about where Minot State is and our second 100 years. I feel that I have accomplished a great deal with the help of so many people and it is probably time to let someone else come in set some new directions."
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Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Bruce Manno drove into the parking lot from hell Friday with a loaner car. His Toyota 4-runner was still in the shop with a crushed sunroof and a bent rack, which is what he gets for parking in Jason Heyward's landing zone, about 425 feet from home plate behind the right-center field wall at Disney's Wide World of Sports.
"Yeah, he hit it good," said the Braves' assistant general manager, still thinking like a scout.
So why still park here?
"I guess it's one of those things like, 'It can't happen again, can it?'" he said. "Besides, this is a loaner car. I'm thinking of parking on the other side now when I get my car back. We'll see if we get the net up in time."
I'm going to post a column later today on Heyward. Before doing so, here's a little warmup. You've no doubt heard of Heyward's batting practice exploits. Several cars have been dented in the parking lot reserved for Braves' front office employees, particularly over the past two spring, said general manager Frank Wren, thanks largely to Heyward and prospect Freddie Freeman (both left-handed hitters).
Some time in the next few days, nets will be hung to partially protect the cars. Groundskeeper Ed Mangan took all of the measurements Thursday, Wren said.
"We've got balls even clearing this back well," Wren said, pointing to a tall yell concrete wall that's approximately 450 feet from home plate. "The real problem isn't cars being hit in the back. We have balls that are bouncing off the wall and coming back and smashing windhields. [Director of player development] Kurt Kemp has had his windshield smashed twice."
Bill Acree drove into a lot and pointed a dent in the back of his truck. "That's not too bad," he said. "I don't know who hit it. I told them, we either need to trade Heyward or move the parking lot."
And the answer?
"We're buying the nets," he said laughing. "I guess we're a little reactionary, huh?"
Clubhouse manager John Holland also had a car dented but wasn't overly concerned.
"You always know there's a risk here," he said. "But it's not my car. The Braves provide it. If I had my own car, I'd be a little bit more leary of parking here."
ALSO READ: Heyward doesn't see why he's such a big deal.
Earlier posts from Braves' camp:
♦ The maturing of Yunel Escobar
♦ Eric Hinske and his $5,000 tattoo.
♦ Derek Lowe looking forward after rough year and trade talk.
February 26th, 2010
9:24 am
February 26th, 2010
9:25 am
JS your shadow looks pregnant
February 26th, 2010
9:26 am
February 26th, 2010
9:26 am
I posted a first! What the deuce is going on?
February 26th, 2010
9:28 am
first. rip 'em heywood.
February 26th, 2010
9:31 am
Haha! the shadow does look pregnant!
Jeff, I enjoyed the Escobar article, but someone already wrote something about cars being damaged by Heyward.
Who might be a guy that could turn heads, and be an unnexpected player to keep track of in Mississippi or Gwinnett?
February 26th, 2010
9:33 am
haha nice one EW
February 26th, 2010
9:40 am
I have to admit,I've cussed Bobby plenty of times every year,but I want him to stick around and ride this wave of young talent to many world championships! You don't know what you've got until it's gone,and trust me,we will miss Bobby.
February 26th, 2010
9:42 am
I can't wait to see this guy play. Jeff, what do you think his chances of starting in RF are?
February 26th, 2010
9:42 am
Jason has already had three or four post about hitting cars. How about something new and a different player. I'm sure we have more that Jason and a Tattoo back in camp.
February 26th, 2010
9:51 am
Jeff – did Escobar have a translator w/him yesterday? How is his english now?
February 26th, 2010
9:54 am
Bristol? pregnant Jeff? Lets practice some safe sex around here. I know it is just BP, but I hope he gets a fair shot to make the team and not wait until June to save a year cause we could be out of the race by then.
February 26th, 2010
9:54 am
Enough gushing about this Heyward. Wait and see what he can do against full speed major leage piching especially after June. My god he is basically hittin off a tee right now
February 26th, 2010
10:08 am
Blindog…name explains it all. Time for BC to retire after season.
February 26th, 2010
10:11 am
I hope this kid isn't the "Segway Motor thingy" of baseball players. There's no way he's as good as everybody is saying. I hope he is…really. But there's no place for him to go but down to "disappoint-ville". Let's allow him to grow.
February 26th, 2010
10:12 am
JS your shadow looks pregnant
I think thats another guy standing behind him
February 26th, 2010
10:17 am
Wake up Jeff.
February 26th, 2010
10:31 am
This love affair with being the first post on a new blog escapes me. If you really want a challange try being last on every blog. Now that's a feat I can admire.
February 26th, 2010
10:32 am
can he hit the slider?
February 26th, 2010
10:33 am
Two points to make this morning. First, while we are aware that Heywards batting exploits have been against the coaches and their 60 mph fastballs, one wonders how far it would travle if it had been in the 95mph range? Just saying…
The second point being that Heyward has not shone to be a 5 o'clock hitter in his stops at A and AA ball so I doubt he will be when he finally arrives in the majors. That said, a BA of around .250 should be a reasonable expectation until he acquires the skill set to hit major league pitching. After all, it is for good reasons the pitchers he faced while coming up are still in the minors.
February 26th, 2010
10:34 am
To be honest, nobody can hit a good slider, it's only the hangers that you see sail into the gopher garden.
February 26th, 2010
10:51 am
Seems to me it would be safer to park your ride right up against the outfield wall on the right.
As for Jason and Freddie: Everyone needs to leave them alone, relax, exhale, and remember what Hank said the other day: nothing matters until you do it in a real game at the MLB level and do it for awhile. The list is long of minor league phenoms, spring training wonders, and woulda/coulda/shoulda's like Steve 'Bye-Bye' Balboni, Sam Horn, Hensley Muelens, Brad Komminsk, Tuffy Rhodes, Jeff Francoeur, etc.
Schultz: either layoff the post-game meal spread, wrap it up when you 'get busy', or wear some Spanx to slenderize that girlish figure as your sillouhette doesn't do you proud in that picture (assuming its you).
February 26th, 2010
11:00 am
I have some rum and cigars for his bat, if it'll help with hitting the curve ball or the slider.
February 26th, 2010
11:01 am
its not my car….
sounds like the joke is Does your dog bite?… its not my dog.
February 26th, 2010
11:04 am
I retract the Damn! post. I would like to thank this boring internship I'm in for allowing me the opportunity to click into ajc.com every five minutes to try to be the first post in Jeff and Mark's blogs.
Now back to looking productive.
February 26th, 2010
11:06 am
Is Brandon Jones in camp? Seems like he has fallen off the face of the Earth since a September call up a few years back. I remember a brief Braves lineup featuring 3 Jones! He was the most feared power hitter at Gwinnett for most of last season, is that his ceiling?
February 26th, 2010
11:07 am
Never mind…i see he was dropped for Hinske and claimed by the Pirates…. Guess the Braves gave up on him.
February 26th, 2010
11:08 am
Well, we now know he can hit Babe Ruth League-quality pitching. If he hits 20 HR in the actual spring games, I say put him on the roster.
February 26th, 2010
11:10 am
…re: this "prospect" – he has never played in the "show" and you dumbarses are annointing him the next "Jeff Francour" – oops, not a really good comparison – probably the next Brad Komminsk – oops, still not a good comparison (bet Schultz probably does not even know who that is/was). Give the kid a chance….
February 26th, 2010
11:26 am
Svelte huh?..must not be eating the chili fries and double cb's @ DQ?
Speaking of DQ…Clusters..does your friend Stinky have anything to do with the smelly girl scout cookies?
Have you had a chance to watch Freeman yet? just curious what you thought.
February 26th, 2010
11:37 am
To the uninformed poster at 11:10 – Who are you yelling at:
Bobby Cox?
Chipper Jones?
Hank Aaron?
Braves management?
Nobody was ever saying the kinds of things about Frenchy that are said about Heyward. It is 100% his time to get a chance, stop hating on people for giving their honest assessment.
February 26th, 2010
11:45 am
Nobody looked "better" striking out than Brad Komminsk…..
February 26th, 2010
11:46 am
You know what? At least people are excited and talking about the Braves. We've got the no. 1 prospect in baseball, people! Enjoy it.
February 26th, 2010
11:56 am
are you kidding? Frenchy had all kinds of hype behind him. He, like Heyward if he makes the team, skipped AAA. Here is hopeing that he can be as god as Frenchy was when he first came out. We will see, I have high hopes.
February 26th, 2010
11:57 am
remind me to never loan any of these guys a car. If it's not theirs, they don't care where they park it? have some respect.
February 26th, 2010
12:00 pm
Jeff, I hope its twins that are breach. Ouch! Can Heyward hit the old uncle charlie?
February 26th, 2010
12:01 pm
Our son did that last week at his high school and a woman came onto the field yelling, "Who is responsible and who is going to pay for my window?!?" My son raised his hand and said, "I hit it but you'll have to talk to the coach about getting your window fixed." Haven't heard anything yet, but I sure hope we, the parents, don't have to pay for her broken window.
February 26th, 2010
12:07 pm
r durden:
Pirates claim OF Jones from Braves: The Pirates claimed outfielder Brandon Jones off waivers from the Braves on Tuesday. Jones had been designated for assignment.
(Updated 01/19/2010).
February 26th, 2010
12:09 pm
John Holland says he's "leary"? That like "leery"?
February 26th, 2010
12:10 pm
Spring-training scoring on that goes "E Schultz."
February 26th, 2010
12:12 pm
(that's the word)
February 26th, 2010
12:13 pm
"First!" really means "LOSER"
As in you are either unemployed or will be once your obvious work ethic is uncovered by your employer.
Seriously, some folks are entertained so easily!
February 26th, 2010
12:19 pm
Personally, I want to know how Troy Glaus is doing the spring. Not just defensively but how is he hitting the ball? He should be bustin some car windows out too.


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The Metropolitan Library System announced the 'Most Downloaded Books from the Library' for January 2010 from their eMedia collection at http://www.metrolibrary.org. After being included on countless "Best of 2009" lists, Kathryn Stockett's "The Help" rose to No. 2 on the most downloaded adult fiction audiobook list and No. 4 on the eBook chart. Alice Sebold's "The Lovely Bones" also saw a surge in downloads with the release of the motion picture adaptation, hitting No. 2 on the adult fiction eBook list and No. 5 on the audiobook list. Dan Brown's "The Lost Symbol" topped the audiobook and eBook charts for the fifth consecutive month, while digital books by James Patterson, Sarah Palin, and Michael Crichton were also among the most downloaded books from the library in January.
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Blaine athletic director Wayne Vezzetti will also serve as Blaine high school's vice-principal next year in a move that is expected to save the district about $40,000 in administrative costs. The appointment was made at the April meeting of the Blaine school board, held this month in Point Roberts.
"It's going to be quite the challenge, but I can't ask for a better district to work in. I'm looking forward to it," Vezzetti said.
Vezzetti earned his administrative credential that qualifies him to serve in that position in 2003 from Washington State University. "I'll still be at the games because I love doing that, dragging my kids around," he said. Wayne and his wife Rachel have four children, including twin boys Ashton and Evan, born last year, plus Aiden, 5, and Isabella, 3.
"With declining enrollment and unprecedented revenue shortfalls from the state, it is not feasible to continue with an administrative position dedicated exclusively to athletics," said district superintendent Ron Spanjer. "Wayne Vezzetti has served as the district's Athletic Director for the past three years. We are fortunate to have Wayne working in the Blaine school district. It is the skill and flexibility that he brings to the program that will make an adjustment of this nature workable."
The move was a part of the board's response to anticipated cuts in state funding for K-12 education. The board also reduced building budgets by 15 percent and increased fees for meals, facility rental and will begin charging individual students to participate in sports programs at the middle and high school.
Two board positions will be open in this fall's election cycle, those of director districts three and five. Susan Holmes was appointed to the district three position last year, serving Birch Bay, and Mike Dodd, whose district includes Semiahmoo Spit, has been the district five board member for 32 years. Both have said that as of now they plan to run. For more information and specific boundaries for districts, call 332-5881.


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In a striking settlement of a high-profile case, a Harvard doctor who said she endured years of sexist treatment at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center will collect $7 million — and will have the hospital's pain clinic named in her honor.
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Sophomore Michaela Owen shot a 71 to lead Lambert to the Class AAAAAA championship at Sunset Country Club in Moultrie. The Longhorns scored 220 and beat defending champion Milton by five shots.
Owen, the daughter of longtime Oglethorpe golf coach Jim Owen, tied for medalist with Kayla Jones of Milton, but won in a playoff when she birdied the 18th hole with a par. Green hit the green in regulation, but three-putted for bogey. Owen missed the green, but chipped to within inches to save par and win the tournament.
Lambert also counted a 73 from freshman Kayley Marschke and a 76 from senior Sloan Shanahan. Milton used a 74 from Nicole Latka and an 80 from Sally Morgan. Lambert won its region championship for the fourth straight year and returned from South Georgia with the first state girls golf champion for a Forsyth County school.
Class AAAAAA boys: Georgia-bound Zach Healy shot a 67 and led Norcross to its first state golf championship. The Blue Devils shot 294 to beat Peachtree Ridge by two shots at Spring Hill Country Club in Tifton. Norcross also got a 73 from Clay Trocchio and a 74 from Patrick Haas. Zach Pritchard (71) and Kevin Kim (72) led Peachtree Ridge.
Class AAAAA boys: Gainesville's Lawson King shot a 70 to help the Red Elephants to their second straight championship, a nine-shot win over Glynn Academy at Jekyll Island's Pine Lake Course. Gainesville also counted a 72 from Jackson Bishop, a 73 from Spencer Ralston and a 74 from Nathan Williams. Lakeside-Evan's Emmanuel Kountakis shot a 70 and birdied the first playoff hole to win medalist honors over Kile Williams of Starr's Mill and King. Hayden Poole of Johns Creek shot 71 and won a two-hole playoff to finish as runner-up.
Class AAAAA girls: Lakeside-Evans shot 225 and won its second consecutive state championship at the Indian Mounds Course at Jekyll Island. Lakeside's Eunice Yi, an Augusta State signee, was medalist with a 70, one shot better than Ware County's Meghan Carter. Cambridge placed second with 229, as Rachel Dai and Sabrina Long each shot 73s.
Class AAAA boys: Marist successfully defended its state championship at Dalton Golf and Country Club. It was the eighth championship for the War Eagles. Will Chandler led Marist with a 66, while Jack Larkin, Sean Murphy, Will Duma and Joe Quirk each shot 71s and Mitchell Yates had a 73. Richmond Academy shot 297 to place second, as Greyson Sigg had a 73.
Class AAAA girls: Carrollton won the state title at Nob North Golf Club in Cohutta. It was the first title for the Trojans since 2007. Carrollton shot 250 and was led by Sydney Needham, who shot 74 and was medalist. Columbus placed second at 263, with Amy Clark carding an 83.
Class AAA boys: Woodward Academy won its fourth state championship and the first since 1974 at the Reunion Golf Club in Hoschton. The War Eagles, led by Cam Andrade with a 73 and Josh Rollins with a 74, finished at 298 to beat Blessed Trinity by four shots and St. Pius by seven. Ringgold's Brooks Thomas won a three-way playoff for medalist; he beat David Mackey of North Oconee on the second extra hole.
Class AAA girls: North Oconee won its second straight state championship with a 25-shot victory at Chateau Elan in Hoschton. The Titans posted a 245, putting them far ahead of runner-up Woodward Academy (270) and Banks County and North Murray, who tied for third at 272. Crocket Floyd led North Oconee with a 78. Hannah Barger of Elbert County was medalist with a 73.
Class AA girls: Vidalia, led by medalist Katie Dalton, won the state championship for the second time in three years, finishing first at Hawks Point Golf Club in Vidalia. Dalton shot 71 and Layne Carter added a 79 for Vidalia. Greater Atlanta Christian was second, with Bailey Tardy shooting a 75.
Class A Private boys: Georgia Tech signee James Clark shot a 69 to lead Brookstone to its fourth consecutive state championship at Savannah Quarters Country Club. Thomas Hodges of George Walton Academy was runner-up with a 71. Brookstone shot 297 and got a 73 from Georgia signee Parker Derby, a 76 from Sam Hatcher and a 79 from Mercer Clark. First Presbyterian was second at 313, led by Bradley Taylor with a 75 and Brooks Stroud with a 76.
Class A Private girls: Darlington won its fourth state title, the last coming in 2011. The Tigers counted an 81 from Hannah Mae Deems and a 90 from Lovisa Clausen for a 171 total, beating Athens Academy by one stroke at Crosswinds Country Club in Savannah. Athens Academy was led by Anna Buchanan's 81. The medalist was Jordan Daniel of Landmark Christian, who birdied the third playoff hole to beat Amanda Doherty of Galloway after the duo had tied at 78.
Class A Public boys: Gordon Lee beat Lincoln County to win the championship at Double Oaks Country Club in Commerce. Gordon Lee shot 333, with Lanier Guest leading the team with an 81 and Devin Edwards shooting 82. Lincoln County shot 344, led by Harrison Mohr's 72. John Rollins of Trion was medalist with a 71.
Class A Public girls: Schley County shot 201 to beat Trion by two shots, with Towns County and Gordon Lee tied for third at 204. Schley's Jordan Booker was medalist with a 91.
May 20th, 2013
8:13 pm
Did AA Boys not have a tournament?
May 21st, 2013
1:38 am
Another title for the Red Elephants. Well done boys!!
May 21st, 2013
6:52 am
Marist's score of 279…..with all counting scores "under par" is majorly impressive. Hats off to those guys and their program.
May 21st, 2013
7:29 am
What is impressive is that the Gainesville High Boys won their 10th event of the season in 10 tournaments played. Never beaten all year…including defeating all the other state champions multiple times. A phenomenal season, and GHS's 7th state golf title.
May 21st, 2013
8:32 am
From http://www.southeastgeorgiatoday.com Westminster won the championship with a total score of 295. Westminster has won the state title two out of the last three years.
2nd Place was Oglethorpe with a 300 total score, 3rd place Lovett with a 301 total score. Vidalia came in 10th place with a 334 total score.
Jake O'Bryan from Oglethorpe was the low medalist with a round of 70.
May 22nd, 2013
7:54 am
That Marist score is a state record, and possibly a national record


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