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Maine woman finds 2-headed baby snapping turtle
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Unique audio experiences sound off in Berlin
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We are used to exhibition centres and museums resounding with the sound of parents shushing their children. Well, something else is happening within the walls of the Felleshus, or Pan Nordic building, in Berlin this summer and autumn. There will be spine chilling screams and wild shouts as 'the singing Instruments' of Umeå encourage everyone to raise the volume, as well as the interaction.

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1. Cook penne according to package directions, reserving 1 cup pasta water; drain.
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3. Return skillet to stove and heat remaining oil over medium heat. Add garlic, onion and fennel; season with salt and pepper to taste; and cook until golden brown, about 5 minutes. Stir in wine, scraping the bottom of skillet. Stir in tomatoes and simmer 5 minutes. Stir in olives, shrimp and penne, adding reserved pasta water as needed to loosen sauce. Sprinkle with feta and oregano.


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6th Annual Pitch Perfect Awards: Student videos explore entrepreneurial library ideas
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A new study by AAA finds
hands free texting isn't safer behind the wheel, than using a hand-held
device. So we put the theory to the test, Alexandra Limon got
behind the wheel and went through a driving course set up by the auto club.
She began by sending
hands free text messages.
Then she got a phone
call she tried to pick up using a hands free feature on her phone.
Alex hit the cones on
the course, several times, while doing these tasks.
One would assume that if
your hands are on the wheel and eyes are looking forward, it would be
safer. Dr. Steven Bloch of AAA explained why that's not necessarily the
case. "Drivers develop inattention blindness, where you look but you
just don't see," said Dr Bloch.
Dr. Bloch said it's like
tunnel vision, the driver's attention is still on the task of texting or
calling, meaning their focus isn't on the road. And drivers lose sight of
anything that's not directly in front of them, that includes cars or people
that are approaching from the sides.
Cars with built in,
hands free, systems called "infotainment" systems are becoming more
popular. Infotainment systems enable drivers to text, call or even
go online right from their dash board. RIght now there are 9 million
cars on the road with infotainment systems, and AAA estimates by 2018 there
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The Nature of Matter
A very profound thing; Matter.
Composed of atoms and even much more tinier particles;
it's defined as anything that takes up space and has mass
and (contemplating it today) even within the atom, there
is matter. And even within that matter, there exists
more of it with no name. In fact, i can't intuit ANY realm
that Matter does not dwell in... simultaneously. Can you?
While it is gaseous, it is also liquid, solid and ethereal all
at the same time. While it is something; it is also nothing
at all. It even seems to have a spiritual nature in the form
of consciousness; as if it seeks to be understood not just on
one level, but on the myriad levels that it exists and in all
it's natures, including that creative alchemic nature it has
as it goes thru it's many transformations. We cannot ever
expect Matter to remain the same. Notice how it's a lot
like us?
And funny what goes on when some matter matters. Ha!
How it likes to occupy space in our minds and in our hearts.
So even thought is matter; like air. And emotions; like water.
And devotion; like fire. All matter.
It occurs to me that maybe Matter fully realized could be
the very stuff that Enlightenment is made of. Perhaps
Enlightenment is the very heart of Matter.
Definition of MATTER1
a : a subject under consideration
b : a subject of disagreement or litigation
c plural : the events or circumstances of a particular situation
d : the subject or substance of a discourse or writing
e : something of an indicated kind or having to do with an indicated field or situation <this is a serious matter> <as a matter of policy> <matters of faith>
f : something to be proved in law
g obsolete : sensible or serious material as distinguished from nonsense or drollery
h (1) obsolete :reason, cause (2) : a source especially of feeling or emotion
i :problem, difficulty
a : the substance of which a physical object is composed
b : material substance that occupies space, has mass, and is composed predominantly of atoms consisting of protons, neutrons, and electrons, that constitutes the observable universe, and that is interconvertible with energy
c : a material substance of a particular kind or for a particular purpose <vegetable matter>
d (1) : material (as feces or urine) discharged from the living body (2) : material discharged by suppuration
a : the indeterminate subject of reality; especially : the element in the universe that undergoes formation and alteration
b : the formless substratum of all things which exists only potentially and upon which form acts to produce realities
: a more or less definite amount or quantity <cooks in a matter of minutes>
: something written or printed
For Chi
We see the weeds
and pass them by
or pull them up and make them cry
but.... they truly are...
the friend of bee and bird and butterfly...
just getting a little matter from the ethers
to clarify.
Thank you Chi for re-reminding us that matter matters
...but, drollery can be fun! But that, really doesn't matter
as we play with printed matter....all illusion anyway !
PS no...I have not been drinking and have never much liked rhyming poetry. Just happily responding to your thoughtful post.... off to finish flying my kite!
"Let's go fly a kite
Up to the highest height!
Let's go fly a kite and send it soaring
Up through the atmosphere
Up where the air is clear
Oh, let's go fly a kite!"
~ Richard M. & Robert B. Sherman ~
Love ya Belle.
For Chi
Wow...you are fast ! I just looked up the word drollery on Wikipedia and it refers to the illustrations in the margins of illuminated manuscripts !
Haven't thought about that spiffy poem in a long, long time !
Thanks for the miles and piles of smiles !
ahem...Wolfdog the shy one
For Chi
Love you, too !
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"To understand Dalglish's heroic response to the Hillsborough Disaster, to appreciate why he took it upon himself to carry a club and a city until eventually he broke under the strain, one has to recognise his passion for his footballing family, Liverpool FC.
When Hillsborough plunged a city into mourning, Liverpool's family craved a leader, a beacon. Dalglish was the man who held together a grief-stricken community. "They supported Liverpool," he told those close to him, "now it is the turn of Liverpool Football Club to support them.
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Watch as Quentin Jauregui of the junior team changes his bike midway during the race. It happens so fast it's hard to spot.
Note the team coach Bernard Bourreau in blue on the left picks up the faulty bike whilst another on the right hands up a new one.
Jauregui is a cyclo-cross specialist and it shows.
Video by Jacky Durand
The bike is quicker than the eye. Magic!
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You don't need to speak French to enjoy
Changing your bike the fast way!
Now, that is a bike change.
Bike switch, super quick
And now for something completely different …
I just had to as a cyclist
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The bike is quicker than the eye. Magic!
HOLY CRAP……… that's astounding, i'm almost speachless and i love how these guys just laugh it off, and ask if he really...
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When your kids want to play with the neighborhood kids, do they play mostly at your house or other kids' homes? Mostly my girls and the 2-3 neighbor kids end up here, which is fine for the most part. I'd rather have them here so I can keep an eye on my own kiddos. But there are always issues that are not so fun: my 4 y/o always ends upset because so and s o isn't sharing the swing, she feels left out, somebody looked at her funny, etc. Today I had to put the swings up due to arguing and later ended up sending the neighbor girl home and made our girls come inside because I had already had to intervene several times and had had enough. Not looking forward to the summer at this point!
If your home is the hangout house, how do you manage playtime and rules?
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A Michigan optometrist really gave an eyeful to a female patient after he fit her for new contact lenses and then asked her to come back to his private office, where he was allegedly sitting back and pleasuring himself. The woman didn't just get mad at Dr. Robert Emmett Deck III, she got even – by recording the whole thing on her phone and turning it over to cops. A spokesman for the Orion Township Police Department said, "When you go to visit a professional office such as a doctor, the last thing you literally expect to see is this." Dr. Deck has been charged with indecent exposure.
A Florida man ended up getting a reward he didn't expect when he turned in his pot dealer - only to find himself cuffed for possession of weed. Marcus Gollman called 911 to report that a woman had made a threat on his life, and when cops who responded asked why she wanted to harm him, he said it was because he'd bought marijuana from her daughter - who he intended to snitch on. Gollman offered to prove his point, asking the deputy to follow him to his home, where he'd present the evidence. When they arrived, Gollman handed the bag to the deputy and said, "Here is the dope I bought, sir" – which earned him a thank you in the form of a trip to jail.
A British woman claims to have found the fountain of youth, and says it flows directly from her own bladder, producing the pint of urine that she drinks every single day. Sylvia Chandler says she discovered the gold standard for staying healthy more than 20 years ago, and ever since, she's maintained that a day without pee-drinking is like a day without sunshine. She diluted her first glass with cranberry juice, but now she downs it neat three times a day. The 63-year-old says, "Drinking my own urine has kept me healthy and energized. And it helps me stay young - men are often surprised when I tell them my age. I have a glass of urine in the morning and another couple during the day. It tastes delicious - it's a bit like water, but sweeter."


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The Edmonton Eskimos scored the last 15 points to defeat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Friday night, keeping pace in the competitive West Division and, perhaps more importantly, taking control of the crossover spot with just four games left on the schedule.
The Eskimos, last in the West, sit two games behind the Calgary Stampeders and Saskatchewan Roughriders at 6-8, but are currently a playoff team by virtue of the crossover – Edmonton is one game up on those same Tiger-Cats, who sit third in the East at 5-9.
Should Edmonton hold on and play their first playoff game somewhere east of Saskatchewan, it would be the first time the crossover was utilized since 2009, when the BC Lions travelled east to Hamilton. The year before Edmonton took advantage of the crossover, opening their post-season in Winnipeg.
Every CFL fan knows the crossover, while not exactly common, is far from a rare occurrence. It's a rule implemented with the goal of getting the best six teams into the post-season, but even still, that doesn't always work out.
Edmonton, should they not be able to catch the rest of the West, needs one more win than the Ticats – or whichever team ends up third in the East – to reach the playoffs. It's not a tiebreaker situation. Even had they won the season series against Hamilton, it wouldn't be enough to clinch the third spot allotted to the East. They have to win it outright.
The obvious solution, and the one most contemplated among followers of the league, is to switch to one, eight-team division (a misnomer, I know).
The one division idea isn't a new one, but heading into the regular season's final stretch, in a year like this, it deserves to be re-examined.
Without an East-West split, the playoff race would be clean and simple: the top six teams advance to the playoffs; the top two receive byes.
If that were the case this year, the race for the final playoff spot between the Eskimos and Ticats, who split their season series, could be more interesting, and would be more honest.
Of course, a switch to a one-division system could threaten the strength of some long-standing rivalries. With a level schedule, hated "division" rivals wouldn't face off as often. That isn't to say the schedule-makers would shuffle the always anticipated Labour Day Classic games, or eliminate the Banjo Bowl, but a more even schedule would impede territorial rivalries from cultivating hard feelings over the course of an extended season series.
Nearly every professional sports league opts for divisions, but because of its small size, the CFL has the opportunity to at least consider a different option.
The traditional East-West Division format with the crossover possibility; or an arguably simpler and fairer division-less arrangement. The Rouge asks: Should the CFL switch to a one-division format?
As always, it's Your! Call.
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Police: 2,400 Oxycodones found in Cheetos can
Massachusetts State Police said they discovered thousands of Oxycodone pills during a traffic stop in Sturbridge.
Mass. State Police to participate in Tweet-a-Thon
Massachusetts State Police will promote its use of social media in policing by joining more than 100 police agencies across six countries to participate in the second global "Tweet-a-Thon" Friday.


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Volunteerism is no stranger to the James Avery family, and Tracy Avery is no exception. As a graduate of the University of the Incarnate Word, Avery earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in fashion management and design in 1996. She credits UIW with preparing her for a lifetime of service to her community.
"Community service hours and classes with diverse groups of people, prepared me for all facets of life outside of UIW," explained Avery. "Learning how to interact with others outside my peer group and volunteering for organizations and people in need helped to prepare me to take on different challenges and work with diverse groups in the business world."
While at Incarnate Word, Avery was an active member of Fashion Advisory Board. It was exciting to participate and learn how a board works and guides an organization and also inspiring to see how active the alumni in the group were and how the community supported, cared and were concerned about what UIW taught the students in order to prepare them for the real world.
As a fashion major, Avery enjoyed her design lab classes the most. They were comprised of small groups that knew each other well. While each person was working on their own creation you could still get the help or input from others, laugh, joke, play pranks, and provide support for each other while working in the labs. Avery remembers that there was also a lot of freedom to work at your own pace, but still be part of a group.
Avery has two professors that she still keeps in touch with after all these years, Dr. Annemarie Walsh and Mrs. Esther Gabrysh. They are both retired now but are still passionate about what they did as educators. They taught from their real life experiences. They were realistic about what students could expect in the professional world, while still encouraging their dreams.
Avery's fondest memories are with the friends that she made in college. The friendships would not have happened if they had not been in small classes, where they could really interact and get to know each other.
"We may not talk every day or even every month and have lived in different cities, states and countries from each other, but when we do get together we are able to pick up just where we left off," Avery said. "They have supported me throughout my career and life outside of UIW over the years."
Avery's advice to current students and recent graduates is "to be sure that all the work you put into getting your degree continues to increase in value over the years and promote what you have to offer, plan to come back to UIW to give of your time and funds, so that future students can benefit from your experiences at UIW, the way you benefited from others when you were a student."
Avery cherishes the partnerships she has made as a student and realizes they don't end when you graduate. She has made lasting relationships and has chosen to give back to UIW. She currently serves on the UIW Alumni Association Board of Directors and chairs the Phonathon Committee. Avery continues to live the mission of service to UIW and to her community.


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Director Geo Santini — whose best known for his visual, and cutting-edge music videos — is becoming Hollywoodâs latest directing phenom. Santiniâs recent film short Partners, (in conjunction with Alliance Entertainment Group), has caught the attention some of the film industryâs top executives.
Partners — which has been compared to Memento and Reservoir Dogs with an urban and edgy twist — revolves around 3 friends involved in the seedy crime world, and what happens when betrayal, greed, and dishonesty enter the picture.
Aware of the largely competitive film market, Geo Santini devised a strategy to gain the attention of film executives. Santini created Partners as a film short, giving investors a visually stunning sample of what a complete project would resemble. Apparently this young Directorâs strategy has paid off, as his film short has sparked a bidding war between major moviemakers.
What caught the attention of industry insiders was Geo Santiniâs ability to artfully combine scenes keeping the viewer continuously interested in the film. Viewers watching the short found themselves interested in learning more a bout the characters and where they were going next.
"I feel strongly that a good film will leave you desiring more, while leaving you satisfied at the same time. If you look at the top Directorâs in the film industry, that is what they accomplish over and over again,â says Geo Santini.
Geo Santini and Alliance Entertainment Group are very close to announcing a major distribution counterpart for the feature film production of Partners. The feature film promises to be the next cult classic.
The film is set to begin shooting in January of 2006. In the meantime, the film short can be seen at many film festivals, including the The Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival on Saturday, October 22, 2005. For more information on Partners, please visit, or contact Terrance Gillum at 323.365.4602 or Sherise Bright at 213.742.9048.
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Packaged goods - requirements of the average-quantity system
The 'average-quantity system' covers packaged goods that are sold by weight or volume and applies to both foodstuffs and non-foodstuffs that you would typically find in a supermarket or DIY store. The Regulations that cover the average-quantity system control the overall average quantity of a batch of packages. They contain the 'three packers' rules', which regulate the proportion of a batch allowed to fall below the declared weight or volume on the container (known as the 'nominal quantity').
The effect of these Regulations is to ensure that 'on average' each package contains the declared weight or volume of goods. They also lay down what checks you need to take, what records to keep and how to mark packages. The controls apply both to packers and to those importing into the European Union (EU).
In the guide
The law
What is a package?
The three packers' rules
Required checks
Actual content of packages
Keeping records
Importers and average quantity
Further reading
The law
The Weights and Measures (Packaged Goods) Regulations 2006 apply to packages that are made up without the customer being present, in pre-determined constant quantities, by weight or volume, including most food and non-food items. The purpose of the Regulations is to ensure customer confidence in the stated quantity, whilst recognising and defining acceptable tolerances to the variations in quantity inherent in the packing process. The Regulations do not apply to 'catchweight' items where the quantities within containers vary - for example, prepacked cheese where the price you pay is dependent on the weight of the individual item.
What is a package?
A product plus its container becomes a package when they are combined without the purchaser being present (usually in a manufacturing environment) and thus the quantity cannot be altered without the container being opened or changed.
Very small items of less than 5g or 5ml, or large items of more than 25kg or 25l, are excluded from these Regulations but the quantity still needs to be at least that stated. Also excluded are goods sold by length or number. If you are in doubt about the product you are packing or importing, please contact your local trading standards service for specialist advice.
The three packers' rules
A batch of packages must, at the time of packing, comply with the following rules:
- the actual contents of the packages must not be less, on average, than the nominal quantity (that declared on the container)
- the proportion of packages that are short of the declared quantity by a defined amount (the 'tolerable negative error' or TNE) should be less than a specified level (generally no more than 2.5%)
- no package should be short by more than twice the TNE
Required checks
Packers, and importers bringing packages into the EU, have a duty to carry out sufficiently rigorous checks to ensure that all three of the packers' rules are met. This means you should establish a system that:
- is formalised and controls the production process
- sets up effective sampling and checking plans
- stipulates an appropriate target quantity
- controls limits
- uses and maintains appropriate equipment for checking
- trains staff
- keeps appropriate records
You have a duty to ensure the quantity of product in the packages, either by:
- measuring the content of each package using suitable equipment - or
- checking statistically-selected samples from the production using suitable equipment and keeping records of the results
The equipment used to carry out the checks must be suitable for the use to which it is put. This means that it should have a reasonable degree of sensitivity and accuracy, weighing to 0.2 TNE for the package you are producing, and be suitable for the environment in which it is used. Equipment must be calibrated and accurate and details of any repairs/alterations must be retained. Ask your local trading standards service for advice on specific equipment.
Actual content of packages
The actual content of a package (the net weight or volume) is the total gross weight of the package (package plus contents) minus the weight of the package. It is common practice when packing liquids to weigh containers instead of measuring using the equation volume = mass divided by density.
The weight of the package without the contents is known as the 'tare weight'. Tare weights may be assumed to be constant if the variation in packaging weight is within acceptable limits, in which case the actual content of the packages is easy to determine by simple subtraction. However, where the tare varies from pack to pack, an allowance must be made for this. In order to avoid destructive testing that involves breaking open packages and weighing or measuring the contents, you should specify to your packaging-material supplier that variability in packaging weight must be such that gross weighing and simple subtraction can be employed.
For more detail and advice on ensuring consistent tare weights you should contact your local trading standards service.
Quantity control systems
Where the packing process variability (standard deviation) is always less than 0.5 TNE of the product then the average requirement (packers' rule no. 1) is the most critical.
Where variability exceeds 0.5 TNE then target quantity (the amount you set your filling machine to fill each container) must exceed the declared quantity so as to comply with the three packers' rules.
If you test less than 50 items in a production run, then a sampling allowance must be added to the target quantity (that is, increase the fill weight). A production run is the time taken to produce 10,000 packages (with a minimum of one hour and a maximum of one normal day). Different products demand differing levels of checking and testing.
The guidance notes on the GOV.UK website give an example of setting target quantities and action limits.
For more detail and advice you should contact your local trading standards service.
Keeping records
If you are checking packages by statistical sampling, you must make records of the checks you have carried out. These records must show that you have complied with the three packers' rules. It is recommended that, as a minimum, you should record the product, the batch number, the date, the number of packs in the batch, the number checked and the results of the check.
A record must also be made of the corrections and adjustments that the checks have shown to be necessary . The records must be kept for 12 months from the time the packages leave your possession or the shelf life of the product, whichever is the earliest.
Required markings need to be easily legible and visible under normal conditions of presentation. This means taking into consideration use of colour and contrast. Packages must be marked with the following:
- a statement of the nominal quantity. This statement must be in metric and the size of the marking is prescribed - for example, for a 500g pack the marking must be at least 4mm high
- your name and address. Alternatively, you may give the name and address of the person who asked you to make up the packages on his behalf
Whether the visibility requirement is met will be a matter of fact but one way to ensure that markings are visible in normal conditions of presentation is to place the markings on the front, or possibly the top, of the container. If you are packing foodstuffs within the scope of the Food Labelling Regulations 1996, remember that the name of the food and the net quantity (weight or volume) must appear in the same field of vision.
You may mark the packs with the 'e' mark only on packages of at least 5g or 5ml and not exceeding 10kg or 10L.
It must be at least 3mm high, indelible, easily legible and appear in the same field of vision as the statement of quantity. The 'e' mark acts as a metrological passport for goods sold throughout the EU and ensures free movement of the goods. If you want to export goods with the 'e' mark, you may need to notify your local trading standards service first so check with the service before applying it.
Importers and average quantity
If you import goods from outside the EU, you are responsible for ensuring that the packs comply with the three packers' rules and that they are marked correctly. However, you may obtain and keep suitable documents from the actual packer (before the packages leave your possession) that provide sufficient evidence to show that the packages comply with the weight requirements. The person providing the documentation has to be of a suitable status (for example, an accredited test laboratory or national metrology service) and the information it contains should be validated.
Further reading
More detailed information on the application of the Regulations can be found on the GOV.UK website.
Please note
This leaflet is not an authoritative interpretation of the law and is intended only for guidance. Any legislation referred to, while still current, may have been amended from the form in which it was originally enacted. Please contact us for further information.
Relevant legislation
Weights and Measures (Packaged Goods) Regulations 2006
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z>3r W THE CLARE SENTINEL Vacation Issue Established 1878 $2.50 Year in Clare, Isabella Gounxies CLARE, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY JULY 11, 1957 »<t •• «, Ten Cents Copy BUDDIES .,, . Heidc Kluger, 7 months old, trying to cool ott from. New York city's heat wave, sits in pail o'f water as Boxer pal shares her ice cream cone. T School In Preparation For Overflow Enrollment l!- A **'' Martha Lucy Crowned At Harrison Day Martha Lucy, daughter of Mrs, John Gallagher, of Clare, was crowned Miss independence Day at Harrison's July 4th celebration, after competing in the contest With candidates from Weidman, Gladwin and Harrison. ■Lt. .Governor Phillip Hart .Was one of the judges. Having won the title, Martha Will represent Clare County _s beauty contestant at the Michigan State Fair, in Detroit, in September. - * Martha, who recently turned 19, is a June graduate of Clare High School, where she was a member of the National Honor Society, and also won this year's Arion Music award given annually by the Clare Rotary Club, After winning the Miss Clare title to represent Clare in the county winter sports festival in January, Martha has been Clare's official representative to all other beauty contests for the year. She plans to enter Central Michigan College at Mt. Pleasant this fall as a pre-nursing student. Rain Floods Cause Wide Damage Here A sudden storm Sunday night and early Monday brought violent winds and rain of cloud burst proportions which resulted in damage to homes and farm crops in Clare and over a wide area. An estimated 4J4 inches of driving rain here Was probably as much as was reported anywhere nearby, and the water swelled creeks and rivers to serious flood stage. Several families were driven from their homes before fast rising water, and submerged roads and streets turned back auto traffic in many localities. High water in basements and leaking roofs accounted for most all of the damage to homes. A few trees and television antenna were broken over9 by wind. In rural areas, fields and roads were inundated with farm losses to report in many cases and washouts on roadsides as evidence-of the rushing force of the waters. The Lloyd Hunt family on Maple near the creek bridge .were hard hit by the rising water. Their home was completely surrounded and boats were used to get to artd from the marooned dwelling. Homes near the creek on Clare's east side and along First street on the west side all were damaged or threatned by flooding water. Consumers Power company service crews were busy from early Monday morning on repair of transformers that had been knocked out by lightening. At all points along the Tobacco creek, observers said that the water raised continuously .throu- out "M-Kday forenoon. Nearly twelve hours after the halt of the rain, strong currents of.the swirling muddy water continued to cut ominously into banks and bridge supports at Maple street near First, and at the east end of Fifth arid Sixth streets under which the creek passes, rivereeee The city sewage treatment plant was deluged With the volume of storm water. Operation ■wSH probably not return to normal for several days, according to Manager Jack Hall. MISS MARTHA;LUCY County's "Miss Independence' Women Golfers Entertain Ithaca Group Ten Ithaca Women Golfers came Wednesday, June 25 to be guests of the Clare Women Golfers at Twin Elms. Nine from here participated, and enjoyed the day together in spite of the rainy weather. Balls were given for low net and low putts, Mrs. Helen Rae- burn df Ithaca and Mrs. Mae Baumgarth of Clare won for low putts, and low net scores Went to Mrs, Lillian MoKinney of Ithaca and Mrs. -Blanche Wright, of Clare, Chris Demo donated the door prize, arid this was won by Mrs. Margaret Bromley. The Clare Women played on Wednesday, July 3, and on the 10th, joined the other five clubs, in Central Michigan for Field Day at Alma, Clare Public School, having grown out of its available classroom space, is undergoing some remodeling and re-arranging during the summer recess and will open in the fall with space for four additional classes, but with no cafeteria, with * library- and office quarters crowded, and students finding a makeshift study hall in the school gymnasium. ' A permanent partition divides ■the former high school study hali into two "class rooms. The high school department had to give way to up-coming seventh and eighth ' graders, in the junior high, In making room for those growing classes, the high school department had to find more rooms for. its students The study i-iall thus displaced, is being moved into the gym where folding-type chairs and tables will be used during the day, and-removed evenings, for basketball games and practice- In further relief of crowding, some junior high students will attend classes in rural school locations where the school district owns buildings. Two third grade classrooms are located fn the entire area formerly used for the multipurpose activities of the school. This is the room in a new wing which accomodated. the cafeteria dining area. No lunch' service will be possible under the remodeled set-up. The cafeteria kitchen is being partially dismantled and will be pressed into service as a small- group classroom for speech correction classes and others. A second kindergarten room is in what was once a first grade room. The process of grades and classes, each crowding the next one along one step continues through the elementary and junior high levels Allen Tulk's office as elementary principal is in a small cubicle intended for use as a supply storage closet. School libraries winch must serve a combined student population of about 1,400 are in two areas scarcely larger than two residential living rooms Corridor spacer^ student locker accomodations, and' building ventilation are becoming problems in more or less important degree. The school which was seriously crowded before, is struggling with,the situation which now is literally "bursting the seams" there. Until the district can expand school facilities, students will Three Way Tie For First Place In Little League The Lions defeated the Tigers 6-0 behind Butch Eberhart's two hit pitching Monday, July 1. Butch gave up a double -to Dan Green in the fourth and' a single to Sam Kushumaul in the sixth. Butch helped his own cause with a home run with the bases loaded in the fifth. For the Tigers Jim Youngs pitched a j*oodgame, giving up only four hit*?, Butch's home run, two doubles to Al Acker and a single to Keith Jackson. Winning pitcher was Butch Eberhart. ■ Losing pitcher, Jim Youngs. The Bears defeated the Cubs 6-1 as Jack Lansing shut the Cubs out with no hits. Jack Warner retired the first 12 men to face him before Charlie Stirling drew a walk in the fifth inning. The cubs scored their only run on two walks, a wild pitch and a stolen base. Joe Hall led the Bears hitting with two out of three. Winning pitcher, Jack Lansing. Losing pitcher, Steve Bryant. Stan lings W L Lions 1 1 Tigers 1 1 Bears 1 1 Cubs x- 0 1 ** — Accidental Discovery Led To Michigan's i860 Mineral Spa Ninety years ago lower Michigan was dotted with communities boasting mineral springs reputed to cure everything from cancer" to over-brain-work. A rate book, "Magnetic and Mineral Springs bf Michigan*' by Stiles Kennedy, published in 1872, and now in the possession of The University of Michigan Historical Collections, relates that during the summer of 1869, a company began boring the earth at St. Louis for salt to establish a salt works. . The' water found was beautifully clear, and to the taste barely alkaline, says Stiles. Many used it for household purposes. The town talked of buying it to supply the town with drinking water. Library Receives More State Funds • The Clare City Library received its final paynient for the year from the Michigan. State Library, board. ■ The- grant* of ' $48.17 will be used to" buy either books or equipment, Librarian Mrs. Virginia Richardson said. have inadequate libraries, no hoi lunch and cafeteria service, suspension of organized physical education and play during inside recess periods. These serious handicaps are aggravated by the addition of many other inconven; iences, discomforts and poor accomodations caused by the Jack of space. Hughes, Duncan Re-elected School electors Monday returned Board President Harold Hughes and Trustee Lionel Dun-, can to new terms. Ballots were counted: puncah — 177, Hughes —122, Stewart Kinde —103. The proposal to> raise operating millage one mill was carried, 142-72. c The' dr^ama began when someone discovered that his knife blade stuck to the iron tubing from which the water flowed. The tube attracted and then held like a magnet. Hundreds came to get their knives magnetized. Then, it seems, an old paralytic in town conceived the idea, not unnaturally, that water and magnetism, if good separately for his disease,'should be better still if combined- He began drinking the water and bathing in it and the people in' town saw him gradually recover. Excitement became - intense. Rheumatics bathed and were relieved. Persons troubled with kidney and' bladder trouble drank and were relieved. In two months over 200 diseased persons were in St. Louis using the water, the report goes. Michiganders, feeling sure St. Louis wasn't the only lucky spot in the state, started drilling elsewhere and by 1870 had found nothing less than 60 wells of water, each claimed to be "magnetic." The" magnetic mineral springs Of Michigan were not springs, at all but Artesian wells made by boring the earth to a depth varying from 100 to several hundred ieet, Stiles explains. Farm Building Demonstration Set July 15 « Clare cbunty farmers, especially those who exhibit livestock at the county fair, are invited to come to the fairgrounds on Monday, July 15 for an Old' fashioned barn raising bee. The County Fair Board has a new cattle shed in progress and would like some help to erect the roof trusses, on Monday, July 15. The new building will be 96'x 40' of pole frame construction with clear span roof trusses. The building will accommodate about 100 head of cattle in 4 rows of stalls, leaving an alley in the center. Retiring county agricultural agent, P. D. Gibson, Chairman of the building committee, and Richard Schroeder, recently appointed Clare county agent, are supervising the construction of the trusses and pole setting. Monday, July 15 wijl be .the day to put. the roof trusses; in.; place and the committee would like to have some help. Prof. James Boyd, head of the buildings section, Agricultural Engineering dept., MSU will be present to assist with the demonstration. Mr. Boyd will also point out some of the advantages of pole frame clear span construction. The County Fair Board plans to provide a noon lunch for all who come to lend a hand with the building. The building is being erected on a very "tight" budget and a donation of a few hours of labor on the part of some interested men will be a great help. To Show New Tillage Methods Farmers will have a chance to see test plots using some new till age methods as well as .other interesting developments at this year's crops and soils field day to ,be held on the Michigan State University farm at East Lansing Thursday July 11. According to James Tyson of the soils department, one stop on the tour will be at -test plots of "minimum tillage with plow planting and subSoiling. Tillage machinery will be on display including a plow planter, a Graham Hoeme deep tillage tool, sweeps used in stubble mulch tillage with chemical weed control and others. At other stops, MSU soil scientists will show plots that demonstrate how depth of plowing affects fertilizer requirements; studies. of various forms of phosphate fertilizers; ' and research on fertilizer placement and row with of oats. Milton Eardmann of the crops department reports that an interesting stop along the crops tour will be at plots of oats and barley sowed in early March when frost was just leaving the ground, compared to grain sowed at the usual time. The crops department will also show trials where Vernal and other new alfalfa varieties have been cut at different stages to produce two, three and four cuttings. The general committeee, Stuart Hildebrand, James A. Porter and 'James Tyson, heading the event, have announced that the tours will begin at 9:30 a.m. at the crops barn and laboratory on Mt.- Hope road near Beaumont, two miles -south of the campus. Lunch will be available on the grounds at noon, Veteran Phone Service Man Started In '22 •5 Clyde R. "Pat" Hellinger, of Lake Station RouteA2, marked*;his 35th year of service .with, the Michigan Bell Telephone Company recently. Now a switch- boardman at the company's plare exchange, v Hellinger was transferred here -only thee years ago from Battle Creek, Michigan. ,. » A veteran who got his start in the ,horse-and-buggy days . of jthe telephone in Michigan, Hellinger left a boxing career Id join the company as a. lineman in 1922.. Promoted to foreman the same year, one of Hellinger's first tasks was the repair of damage wrought-by what telephone men remember as the Great Sleet Storm of 1922. The storm downed lines and broke communications over much o.f. the northern part of the State, Hellinger, then, one of the youngest line crew foremen in the company, drew the* task of helping to completely rebuild the plant of the Valley Telephone Company. The company had merged with. Michigan Bell only a few days before, but had every one of its wires' downed by sleet on the day the Bell company took over. Cc/ntrasting those days with the present, Hellinger recalls that line crews in those days took the train to their job, then roomed and boarded where they worked. Now they drive to and from work and are usually home every evening. Bicycles, formerly the steed of the telephone repairman, have been supplanted by speedy trucks .With modern equipment, one-man "crews" do the- work once assigned two men . . . installing the wires that run between pole and house, for instance. " • * In his 35 years of telephone servict, Hellinger has b,een present at some auspicious "firsts." He helped with the conversion to dial of the telephone exchanges at Battle Creek, Athens, Fulton, and Belleview, Later he maintained all the long distance lines in that area. He has received commenda- dations for the quality of his work, and for his first-aid efforts. An, active community worker, he served the Red Cross in various drives when he lived at Battle Creek, and was a member of the Battle Creek township board for 12 years. Sarah Beck Paintings In City Library Mrs. Sarah Beck will have an exhibit of oil paintings hung in the Clare City Library, during the month of July. Her work, done in a realistic style, emphasizes form and color, and has consistently been among the most popular shown in local exhibits. She has also exhibited work in Saginaw and Midland art shows. Learn Basic Life Saving Techni-ques . A child screamed. "Janie fell in the water." Janie's mother ran to the river, -jumped in, and- pulled the drowning child from the water. She'd never practiced artificial respiration but she'd read about it and seen pictures. She worked on the child as best she could until help came. The doctor said she saved ,her life. Could . you help in such an emergency? What do you know about- artificial respiration? Safety experts say about 7,000 Americans will die by accidental drowning this summer, but many could be saved by proper resuscitation and aftercare. Resuscitation must begin immediately after a drowning person is brought out of the water. Start by draining as much water as possible 'out of the respiratory system. Place the patient face down and lift him at the waist. Remove any debris, mucus, dentures, and * other /rri|ater)hl Srom (mouth and throat, (Continued On Page 6) Court Takes Driver's License 1 A- Clare justice" court* jury found Harold S. Glass, of 526 W. Genessee, Lansing, guilty July 2 of. driving ynder the influence of alcohol in Clare last April. Ciare Municipal Court Justice William B, Dunlop sentenced Glass to pay $80 fine and $4.30 court costs. 'The man also surrendered his driver's license to the cou.,t. Glass was arrested by Clare Police on April 20. Now Series, Vol. 65, No. 4. Isabella-Denver 4-H Club Lists Projects For Year The Isabella-Denver 4-H Ch\b met at the 'Rosebush Memorial Park on Tuesday evening. Twenty - eight members and their leaders were present. The various groups were separated and met with their leaders to receive further instructions concerning their 4-H pro- jects, . It was decided to ha-?e two Camping in Michigan Thousands pf campers find enjoyment and recreation each year in Michigan's state parks, recreation areas and forests. This camper digs a pit for the family campfire while his son lends ' a hand in the wood-gathering department. . Rebekahs Cite A. Irwin For Service Patricia Holt, vice grand, presided at the Clara Rebekah Lodge meeting Tuesday evening, and Mrs. "VI Holt was acting vice grand. Other substitute officers were Mrs. Margaret Irwin, Mrs, Cecil Bouchey and Miss Janet Bouchey. Thirteen past noble grands answered roll call. Andrew Irwin Sr., who has been chairman of the Board of Trustees for many years, and who has worked faithfully on the hall project, was given, a check, to partially repay him for his time and expense incurred since the hall fire in January. He was overwhelmed, and pledged his loyalty in the years to come.. Andrew will observe his 80th birthday, August 23. Mrs. Ellen Henderson, finance chairman, gave a report of the audit committee, and the reports to be sent to Rebekah Assembly were read by the secretary., Mrs. Madeline Seiter, with both approved. Mrs. Julia Nessler was named by the vice grand as her supporter to fill vacancy declared at the last meeting. Mrs. Mary De- Forest was named on the September committee, and Mrs. Doris Mitchell on the July- August committee, each making' the fourth member of the committee.named recently. The draping of the charter for Thomas Ramey will be taken care of when the new charter is received. At the close of the lodge session, the brothers joined the ladies for the birthday supper. Birthday members honored; were Mrs. Bouchey, Mrs. Etta Snider, Earl Henderson1, Bill ArtcUffi Andrew Irwin, Sr., Howard Cotton, Clarence Ramey, ' Ernest Green and Mrs. Ethel Thrush, a guest from Farwell lodge. Each member received a birthday token, the group sang Happy Birthday, and the committee served punch and cookies.. More Work On Church At Colonville Work on the Colonville church basement is progressing, Colonville correspondent Mrs.. Beulah Bodkins reports. Tuesday evening 'the men gathered with tractors and graders to remove the • dirt which was piled near the church building and wliich was one of the causes of w,ater leaking into the basement. Part of the crew Worked- on the heatin_g Hsystem,, while some Were putting' cement. blocks, in place.- and still others did general clean Up jobs: The church group hopes ■ to landscape tlie grounds' in the near future. IOOF Installs H. Fancon As Noble Grand The Clare IOOF Lodge held its semi-annual installation at their meeting Tuesday evening, for a part of their business session. Horace Fancon was installed as noble grand tp serve another six month term, and his appoint ive officers installed were Andrew Irwin Sr. Right Supporter; Earl Henderson, Left Supporter; Clarence Ramey, Warden; Fred Ake}y, Conductor, Emil Giers, Chaplain and William Artcliff, Inside Guardian. The vice grand, his supporters and the other appointees of the noble grand will be installed at a, later date...Ernest Irwin,** lodge deputy} and Frank, Mitchell, as deputy, marshal, Were the-install ing staff. '' ' -.'* ■>' -". During the summer -months, the-members agreed to hold only special meetings, and rriero- bers to' be notified. tours, the first to be taken on Tuesday evening, July 9, to observe the members' individual projects, and the second tour on July 23. 1 The next meeting will be held at the Francis Mead home following the tour, with Sheila Mead and. Patty Fetterly as hostesses. Beef and Dairy, Horses, Rabbits, Poultry, Swine, Field Crops, Vegetable and Flower, Gardening, Outdoor Meals, Photography, Food Preparation, Food Preservation, and the 4-H Girl are the projects chosen by the members and led by Mrs. Hugh Swindlehurst, Mrs. Roy Keller, Mrs, Earl" Neff, Mrs, Howard Sandy, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Swindlehurst, Mrs. Robert Watson and: Mrs,. JECeith* Mogg. The junior leaders -we Margie Swindlehurst and Gerald Watson. _ The Club, meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. • : Refreshments were served, by Mrs, Hugh Swindlehurst, and Mrs. Russell Robertson. .. " Grangers Receive 25 Year Pins At the June 17 meeting, 15 members received their 25-year certificates and pins. They were honored for 25 years of continuous membership. • ' The Lecturer had a program made up especially for the occasion. Several of the 25-year members were on the program. A pot luck lunch followed the presentation and program. The members were introduced by Past-Master Harold Brooks. A talk was given by the overseer, acting as Master in the' absence of our Master Bill Brewer, whp was on his honeynjoon. The members receiving this honor were . Ralph, and Marie BroWn, Mary Brooks, Claire and Mabel Stanley*, Fifed and Hilda Verrette, Bessie Holquist, Jennings and Gretchen Archambault, John' and Alice. Stough and Anna Ackerman. New Surface On Stretch Of M-61 A project to put non-skid: surfacing on M-61: from the US-27 and M-61 junction 1.66 miles west and northwest in Clare county is scheduled for completion in September, * 1957, according to the Michigan State, Highway department. Seek Industrial Prospects Among Michigan Tourists With .a record breaking Summer tourist seasons forecast for Michigan it was announced today that the annual screening- program to locate industrial prospects among hundreds of thousands of visitors in the state will be intensified. This program, sponsored by the Michigan Economic Develpoment Colleges Must Double Output Of Teachers Michigan colleges and universities face the task of educating about 35,000 teachers ' oyer and above their present rate of output in the next 10 years if 'the qualifications of the teaching staffs are to be brought up vto "minimum standards." This is the contention of a subcommittee on teacher -education of the Michigan Council of State College Presidents' in a recent report entitled, "Teacher Demand and Supply in Michigan . . . 1954-1970." Dean Charles Odegaard of The University of Michigan College of Literature,. Science and the Arts,, served' as chairman of the subcommittee, and Dean Willard Olson of the School of Education,also worked on it. The 35,000 figure represents an annual increase of. 3,500 teachers, or about 86 per cent more 'than the 4,050 teachers now edu- pated each year. The' increased demand is the result of the heavy enrollments in elementary schools brought on by a high- birthrate during Wosld War II which continues to the present*. (Continued On Page 6) Department 'and Michigan com* munities to find industrial executives among summer visitors and acquaint them with industrial advantages of the area, was start ed in 1950 and has resulted in f.a number of new industries, espec-' ially in resort centers.. According to Lee Uhl, chief Of the area development division of the Economic Development De> partment, experience has proven that' many summer visitors who enjoy the recreational advantages of Michigan have selected; a site near their favorite vacation spot for- manufacturing or other business Operations. • "We know that among the vacationists there are industrialists Who might be interested in Mich- igan as a location for a branch plant or for a hew location fOr present operations", Mr. Uhl said "During the summer tourist season our program is designed to locate these .individuals and let them know all about the industrial resources and advantages we have". There isn't any reason why many industrialists can't carry on their operations in a place where they like to live and play. In many Michigan communities boating and fishing are literally at the factory door", Mr. Uhl continued. "The -combination of recreational and favorable plant location factors had resulted in sev eral good industries ' for Michigan communities. The purpose Of the tourist screening program is,to induce more industries to consider, locations in our state". ' The Economic ^Development is reminding all communities and industrial development committees in resort ar'eas to let the va-' canonists know that his favorite recreation spot is a good place for him to live and do business,
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The owner of a dog who was rescued Tuesday morning after getting stuck on the ice in Jackson Harbor, claimed the animal on Friday.
The owner identified the dog during a visit to the shelter.
FOX 32 News caught sight of the animal while AirFOX was covering the high-rise fire in the South Shore neighborhood, where three people have been critically injured.
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The ice was stable enough to sustain the dog's weight. The pooch was seen walking around, trying to figure out how to get back onto warm ground. He came close to the wall a couple times, but couldn't climb over the high wall.
The dog was stuck in the outer harbor, which does open to Lake Michigan.
"I just saw him out on the ice and I was calling, 'Lassie, come here, Lassie!' and I was just praying somebody would call," says Angie Warlick, an onlooker.
Somebody did call 911 and members of the Chicago Police Marine Unit and Chicago firefighters used tethers to crawl out onto the ice and move the dog towards land.
"The difficulty is you don't know what the thickness of the ice is at every turn," explains Lt. Erroll Davis. "Some places are thicker than others. A marine diver could fall in at any time."
"One of our guys went out with a line and kind of corralled him closer," Nial Funchion says. "After he went past the threshold on the second tier, we just kept pushing him further and further, until we could get close enough to tranquilize him safely."
Animal Care and Control officers shot the dog with a mild tranquilizing dart which helped them get the dog under control. The dog was quickly placed in the back of a warm van and transported to the city's animal shelter.
For police and firefighters, it was a chance to practice ice rescue techniques which have been little needed the past two winters.
"It was a team effort," says Fuchion. "This was very good training for this marine unit especially in the wintertime. We have these things with human beings falling through the ice and getting them up. It's tricky but we did real good."
Vets at Animal Care and Control say the dog survived its icy ordeal in good shape. The city say the dog is a male shepherd mix about 1 year old. It wasn't wearing a collar and didn't have a microchip when it was found.
The owner was told to make sure the dog doesn't get loose again and the dog now has a microchip and current dog license.
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A man and woman were wounded in a possibly drive-by shooting Friday afternoon on the South Side.
The 34-year-old man and woman were shot just before 1:10 p.m. in the 9000 block of South Marshfield Avenue, police said.
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Goshen College will give you the academic foundation to enter biology-related careers, or to further your education in post-graduate studies. Goshen College students find many opportunities for academic studies and research; biology majors interested in a health occupation can also gain experience in programs linking Goshen College with local health-care providers.
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BANGKOK (AP) - The price of oil fell to near $93 a barrel Friday ahead of quarterly growth figures from the world's biggest economy.
Benchmark oil for June delivery was down 62 cents to $93.02 per barrel at midday Bangkok time in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract rose $2.21 to close at $93.64 on Thursday after the U.S. Labor Department said the number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell last week by 16,000, suggesting that layoffs have declined.
Traders turned slightly cautious ahead of first quarter U.S. economic growth due later Friday. Economists expect to see a significant improvement from the anemic 0.4 percent growth rate reported for the October-December quarter.
But analysts at Credit Agricole CIB in Hong Kong said the result "is unlikely to allay market concerns after a recent run of disappointing data indicates some decline in growth momentum." Recent reports have suggested that manufacturing is starting to weaken. Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes dipped in March.
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Tommy Hanson said Tuesday his back is feeling good again. He's played catch for each of the past two days and expects to be back on the mound for a bullpen session soon, probably on Friday in New York.
"It's good; I don't feel anything anymore," said Hanson, who said he hadn't taken any pain medication for three days. "I just think I needed a little break, a little rest. I think I could have pitched Saturday, but it's better just to knock it out. Hopefully it won't bother me the rest of the year."
Hanson is eligible to come off the disabled list on Aug. 15 and thinks he'll be ready by that time. Manager Fredi Gonzalez has said the idea of possibly going to a six-man rotation when Hanson returns for the remainder of August makes some sense.
When Ben Sheets (7 1/3 innings), Eric O'Flaherty and Cristhian Martinez beat the Phillies 6-1 on Monday night without striking out a batter, it was the first time Braves pitchers did not record a strike-out in a game since August 15, 1995, when the Braves and Tom Glavine beat the Marlins 4-1, according to Elias Sports Bureau.
Pitching matchups for the Mets series: Paul Maholm vs. Matt Harvey on Friday, Kris Medlen vs. Johan Santana on Saturday and Sheets vs. Jonathon Niese on Sunday.
August 7th, 2012
6:56 pm
go braves
August 7th, 2012
6:57 pm
Stay on the DL. No spot for him in the rotation right now. Who would you want him to displace?
August 7th, 2012
7:09 pm
I agree! There is no need for him at this time. Stay on the DL and make the back feel EXCELLENT not good…
August 7th, 2012
7:16 pm
Let him take Medlen's place in the bullpen. He is unreliable as a starter and has been extremely lucky that the offense has scored so many runs while he's on the mound.
August 7th, 2012
7:28 pm
Way to go Minor. If it was any of the pitchers in this rotation that was going to ruin the streak we had going against the Phillies, I would have put money on it that it would be Minor or Hanson. Hanson is not pitching in this series, so that leaves the obvious choice. Way to put your team behind the 8 ball immediately.
August 7th, 2012
7:29 pm
File for disability, it is a growing trend in America. No room in the inn, sorry.
August 7th, 2012
8:30 pm
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August 7th, 2012
8:32 pm
Yep, well said all. Hanson is the chronic underachiever.
August 7th, 2012
8:57 pm
This is horrible news. It means they'll send their best starter and hardest throwing starter back to the pen. Medlen should sue.
August 7th, 2012
9:20 pm
Nice to see all you armchair geniuses out in force again. I guess you all must have missed how Hanson is 44-27 with a 3.50 ERA for his career and has 12 wins in what so far has been an off year (which would be his first). I'm shocked that none of you have yet trotted out your frequent and most ridiculous claim whenever one of the Braves struggles: RELEASE HIM!
August 7th, 2012
9:29 pm
Impossible to win if you don't score a single run, and tonight Cole Hamells was on top of his game and shut the Braves down. Mike Minor didn't have a chance even though he only surrendered three runs over 7 innings pitched.
Tip the hat, boys, and get 'em tomorrow night!
August 7th, 2012
9:33 pm
Pathetic game boys. You will never win this division playing like that this late in the season. Minor put this team in a hole way to early, doesn't matter how good he pitched after the first inning, he gave up 3 runs, and that is what he got beat by. When they play like this, they deserve to lose plain and simple. Hopefully Hudson can get the series win tomorrow.
August 7th, 2012
9:34 pm
You have not been coming on here lately….wonder why? Braves have been winning that is why.
Braves face a great lefthander who always give them trouble….and he shuts them out….and you come on here and put all your negative blame on Minor….who pitched a really good game.
Please stop being on here…..most of us are sick of you. Get it….just go away…..and as I have said a hundred times……go become a fan of that Wisconsin team….the Brewers….they deserve you.
August 7th, 2012
9:36 pm
Ken Stallings is BravesfaninWis's 1,023rd multiple posting personality…..
August 7th, 2012
9:38 pm
Start making stupid comments about turtles and start using my name to post stupid things……just so everyone knows…..I am signing off.
August 7th, 2012
9:40 pm
bravesfaninWis u only come here when the braves lose
August 7th, 2012
9:43 pm
I still would argue that a pitcher did not "pitch a good game" when he gave up the run or runs that lost it. (And, of course, the offense did nothing.)
August 8th, 2012
3:45 am
Minor did great. It was another quality start. It's just Hamels had a little better stuff tonight.
August 8th, 2012
7:11 am
No pitcher is going to throw a shutout every time out – that's why you have that "quality start" stat – of which Minor had tonight. He gave his team a chance to win, but they failed to muster any offense against Hamels.
No team will go 162-0, and you won't even beat a single team every time out. We'd won 7 in a row against the Phillies, the coin was bound to land on the other side eventually. All you can do is go out tonight and take the series.
August 8th, 2012
8:16 am
Minor did his job. When our offense is clicking, nine innings to make up three runs is more than doable. This loss was about lack of offense, not lack of quality pitching.
August 8th, 2012
9:41 am
rays just released the missing link. we need brooks conrad.
nah, i'm just kidding. send big red to the pen. go bravos.
August 8th, 2012
9:56 am
Hanson's 12 wins are merely a fluke. The team scores a lot of runs for him. His ERA this year is horrible. His WHIP is too scary to mention. He's trying to be the world's first 87mph power pitcher. That's batting practice speed.
August 8th, 2012
11:14 am
6 man rotation. We've got 20 games in 20 days coming up. 6 man rotation makes sense.
August 8th, 2012
11:59 am
Six-man rotation can't hurt and besides we might be able to save our bullpen some work if we can get seven innings out of each.
August 8th, 2012
2:04 pm
@Bvillebaron …..Take a look at Hanson's career numbers. He has gotten worse each year. Not sure what you see in him. The first half last year was a fluke and his 12 wins are due to the offense.
August 8th, 2012
4:19 pm
BRAVES are improving. Pitching is good enough. Hitting coming round. Not through yet
August 8th, 2012
4:33 pm
Some of you guys are missing the point. Hamels was really tough last night. The Phils didn't give him that new monster contract because he CAN'T pitch.
August 8th, 2012
4:55 pm
The people here are unbelievable. Do you expect the Braves to not lose a game the rest of the season? Minor kept them in the game; pitchers give up runs. Hamels was just too good.
August 8th, 2012
5:45 pm
Wow, Minor gives up a home run to Howard and then shuts the Phillies down for six innings and people are complaining? Do you think Minor is the only pitcher who has surrendered a home run to Howard? Minor has been pitching very well lately in case you haven't noticed. The Braves hot and cold offense cost them much more then Minor did.
October 4th, 2012
10:50 am