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Roy Halladay started in Citizens Bank Park last night for what may be the last time. Halladay looks likely to make two more starts for the Phils this year, both of which will come on the road. He pitched well, holding the Marlins to a run over six innings as the Phils topped the Fish 6-4.
The reality of Halladay's likely departure punches another hole in the battered psyche of Phillie fans who have just seen Charlie Manuel swept aside. If Halladay leaves, he will do so having delivered dominant performances in 2010 and again in 2011, but without winning the World Series he came here to win through little fault of his own.
Halladay was one of baseball's elite players in both 2010 and 2011, winning the Cy Young in 2010 and finishing second to Clayton Kershaw in '11. The Phillies had the best record in baseball in both those years, but twice suffered devastating losses in the post-season, denying Halladay even the chance to pitch in the World Series.
In 2010, Halladay walked one in a no-hitter in his first ever post-season start as the Phils topped the Reds 4-0. The Phils would beat the Reds in the series before falling to the Giants in a six-game NLCS.
In 2011, Halladay and the Phils again had the best record in baseball, but didn't even make it out of the NLDS with the Cards. Halladay got the win in game one of the set, allowing a three-run homer to Lance Berkman in the first, but following it up with seven shutout innings as the Phils topped St Louis 11-6. He allowed a run in eight innings in the deciding game five six days later, but it wasn't good enough. Chris Carpenter threw a complete-game shutout and the Phils were eliminated with the 1-0 loss.
Last night Halladay held the Marlins to a run over six innings. The Phillies jumped out to an early 6-1 lead, thanks to a three-run homer and four RBI from Utley. The pen struggled late, allowing two runs in the eighth and another in the ninth, but the Phils hung on to win for the fifth time in seven games.
The Phillies are 71-80 on the year after beating the Miami Marlins 6-4 last night. They are 5-2 in their last seven and 8-3 over their last 11.
Halladay got the start for the Phils and went six innings, allowing a run on four hits and three walks. One of the hits went for extra-bases, a double. He struck out two.
Halladay drops his ERA to 4.28 in his five starts since his return with the outing. After three more walks last night, though, he's walked 17 in 27 1/3 innings in those starts. Did not allow a home run last night and home runs have been a big part of his problems this year. He's allowed one in 16 1/3 innings over his last three starts and three in 27 1/3 innings in his five starts since rejoining the team. He allowed nine in 34 1/3 innings in his first seven starts this year.
He didn't allow a run in the first four innings. He allowed a two-out single in the top of the first, a leadoff walk in the second, a two-out single in the third. In the fourth he hit Giancarlo Stanton with one out and walked Chris Coghlan with two down before retiring Adeiny Hechavarria on a ground ball to short to set the Marlins down.
He started the fifth and allowed a run on a two-out double by Donovan Solano that was followed with an Ed Lucas single to left. 3-1.
Halladay was ahead of Lucas 1-2 when Lucas chopped a bleeder through the short/third base hole to get the Marlins their first run.
Up 6-1, Halladay set the Marlins down in order in the sixth.
De Fratus pitched the seventh. With one out, lefty Juan Pierre lined a double to right. De Fratus got the next two leave Pierre at second.
With the hit, Pierre passed Joe DiMaggio and is 175th all-time for career hits. Pierre has 2,215 hits in 8,268 plate appearances with a .295 average. DiMaggio hit .325 with 2,214 hits in 7,673 plate appearances.
De Fratus dropped his ERA to 4.29 with the outing. He hasn't been charged with a run in four innings over his last five appearances. He had a 1.46 ERA after his first 16 appearances on the year and then got hammered in 14 chances between June 16 and July 19, throwing to an 11.88 ERA and a 3.24 ratio in those 14 appearances. Things have calmed since and he's thrown to a 2.95 ERA in his 23 appearances since July 19. Overall, the righty has been good against lefties, but righties are on-basing .374 against him for the season.
Rosenberg started the eighth with the Phils still up by five runs. Lefty Christian Yelich led off with a single and scored on a one-out double to the gap in right-center by righty Justin Ruggiano . 6-2 with Ruggiano on second. Rosenberg retired Chris Coghlan for the second out on a ground ball that moved Ruggiano up to third. Hechavarria was next and singled into center, scoring Ruggiano. 6-3 with a man on first for the left-handed pinch-hitter Greg Dobbs. Diekman came in to pitch to Dobbs and righty Placido Polanco hit for Dobbs. Diekman got Polanco swinging to set Florida down.
Rosenberg had been on a monster role coming into the game, throwing 12 1/3 scoreless innings in which he had allowed just four hits and five walks over his last 14 appearances. He faced five hitters in the game and allowed two runs on two singles and a double.
Diekman faced one batter in the game and struck him out. Over his last 15 appearances, Diekman has allowed one run on five hits and two walks while striking out 21 in 13 1/3 innings. That's not a typo — he's struck out 21 in his last 13 1/3 innings.
Papelbon pitched the ninth. He got the first two before allowing back-to-back singles, which brought Stanton to the plate with two down and men on first and second. Stanton singled to center, scoring Lucas and making it 6-4 with men on first and second for Ruggiano. Papelbon got Ruggiano 3-2 to end the game.
Six batters in the game for Papelbon. He allows a run on three singles. The first one, by Lucas with two outs and nobody on, wasn't hit especially hard. Papelbon came into the game with a 1.38 ERA over his last 13 appearances, having allowed one run in 13 innings. He's walked just one of the last 56 batters that he's faced over his last 14 innings.
Overall the pen goes three innings in the game, allowing three runs on seven hits and no walks. They struck out four. De Fratus and Diekman combined to go 1 1/3 scoreless innings while Papelbon and Rosenberg allowed three runs in 1 2/3 frames.
The Phillie lineup against lefty Brian Flynn went (1) Hernandez (2) Rollins (3) Utley (4) Ruiz (5) Brown (6) Ruf (7) Frandsen (8) Galvis. Ruf in right and Brown in left with Hernandez at center. The lefty Asche on the bench with Galvis playing third. Asche is 7-for-29 against lefties for his career. Seems like he could use all the at-bats against them that he can get, especially if he's the everyday guy for 2014. Frandsen plays first against the lefty, which is at least better than Frandsen playing first against a righty. Mayberry on the bench against the lefty. So the plan was to try and make Mayberry an everyday center fielder and now that that didn't work, he's on the bench against lefties so that Frandsen can play first? Not a fan of that plan. Frandsen's 31, not a first baseman, on-basing .298 for the year and .317 for his career.
Utley singled to right with two outs in the bottom of the first, but Ruiz grounded to short for the third out.
Ruf singled to center with one out in the second. Frandsen was next and singled to right. Ruf tried to go to third, where Stanton threw him out for the second out. Galvis grounded to third on a very nice play by Coghlan to end the inning.
Stanon made a pretty nice throw to get Ruf for the second out. Coghlan made a nice play to get Galvis.
Hernandez and Rollins singled back-to-back with one out in the third, putting men on first and second for Utley. Utley singled to left. The throw came home and Hernandez slid in safely (1-0), allowing the runners to move up to second and third. Ruiz was next and he lined an 0-1 pitch back up the middle for a single, which scored both runners and put the Phils up 3-0. With Brown at the plate Ruiz tried to go first to third on a wild pitch but was thrown out at third for the second out. Brown grounded to short to set the Phillies down.
Second time in two innings that the Phils give away on an out on the bases. Ruf made the second out in the second trying to go first to third on Frandsen's single. Ruiz made the second out in the third trying to go first to third on a wild pitch.
Ruf walked to start the fourth, but Frandsen grounded into a double-play behind him. Galvis flew to center for the third out.
Hernandez and Rollins singled back-to-back with one out in the fifth and the lead cut to 3-1, putting runners on the corners for Utley. Utley hit a 1-0 pitch from Flynn out to right for a three-run homer. 6-1. Ruiz and Brown went down behind Utley.
Second three-run homer for Utley in two days. He's 5-for-9 with eight RBI in the first two games of the set. This one comes off of the lefty Flynn. Utley ends the day with a 236/316/436 line against lefties.
Ruf singled to start the sixth and Frandsen again grounded into a double-play behind him. Galvis flew to right for the third out.
Second time in three innings that Ruf reached base to start the frame and Frandsen grounded into a double-play behind him.
The Phillies didn't score in the seventh or the eighth. Rollins singled with two outs in the seventh, but Utley flew to left behind him. Brown walked with two outs in the eighth, but Frandsen grounded to second for the third out.
Utley has hammered two long home runs to right in the last two days, but is also hitting the ball the opposite way. RBI single to left in the third last night and flew to left in the seventh.
Hernandez was 2-for-4 in the game. 4-for-8 so far in the series. 14-for-his-last-32 (.438) with five walks and a .526 on-base percentage. On-basing .458 against righties for the year in 48 plate appearances.
Rollins 3-for-4. 5-for-his-last-8. 12-for-his-last-27 (.444). 326/426/457 in September. On-basing .398 over his last 108 plate appearances.
Rollins and Hernandez go 5-for-8 at the top of the order for the Phils in the game.
Utley 3-for-4 with a three-run homer and four RBI. 5-for-his-last-8 with two home runs. 348/380/530 over his last 71 plate appearances.
Hernandez, Rollins and Utley combine to go 8-for-12 in the game with Utley's homer, which was the only extra-base hit for the team.
Ruiz 1-for-4 with two RBI. 1-for-his-last-9.
Brown 0-for-3 with a walk. 2-for-13 with a double and two walks since his return.
Ruf 2-for-3 with a walk. Went 2-for-2 with a walk against the lefty Flynn before a righty struck him out in the eighth. That's very good, cause he needs to hammer lefties and he hasn't been doing it. His line against left-handed pitching is up to 190/311/349 with the big day against Flynn.
Frandsen 1-for-4 and grounded into two double-plays. 1-for-his-last-10 coming off a stretch where he went 13-for-44 (.295) with five extra-base hits. Hitting .196 and on-basing .243 against righties, but his line against lefties is looking good again at 314/410/471.
Galvis 0-for-3. Came into the game 8-for-his-last-15. Career on-base percentage of .271 in 404 plate appearances in the majors and .290 in 2,445 plate appearances in the minors. Has a negative dWAR for the year as calculated by Baseball-Reference. FanGraphs suggests that his defense in the outfield has been great, but bad while playing second and not very special at short. He's going to need to be an elite defensive player if he's going to help the Phillies.
Kendrick (10-13, 4.70) faces righty Nathan Eovaldi (3-6, 3.80) tonight. Kendrick has a 6.91 ERA over his last 11 starts and a 7.71 ERA over his last three. He's walked ten in 22 1/3 innings over his last four starts. He's not pitching very well. Two of Eovaldi's last five starts have been really bad — he has a 6.00 ERA over those five appearances and opponents have hit .341 against him. He threw to a 1.71 ERA in the three starts of the five that were non-awful, allowing four earned runs over 21 innings. He's been way better on the road than at home, throwing to a 2.72 ERA with a 1.15 ratio in his eight starts on the road and a 5.21 ERA with a 1.65 ratio in his seven starts at home.
Update: Zach Miner will make the start for Kendrick tonight. Kendrick was scratched with a sore shoulder. Miner started 12 games for Lehigh Valley this season and last started in the majors in 2009.


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Evening all,
Was just looking back through my pf, and at how diverse it is. Then wondered how people develop a certain style or a liking for a particle subject.
I seems to take whatever catches my eye, be it lego or landscapes, i guess i like variety.
So i suppose my next question should be what's your preference? and why?
I consider myself a nature photographer, and apart from the odd snaps of the grandkids on the weekends, that's about all I do with the camera. I like to mix up my gallery posts, and add a bit of variety, just to try and keep it interesting. My posts will vary a bit according to the season, and what I feel like. I've taken so many shots over the past 7 months, that I've been going back over them to have a closer look, so I post what catches my fancy.
I don't have a style.
To me, that would suggest having reached a static stage in my photography.
I prefer to think of my hobby as being an evolution - in terms of what I photograph, how I photograph it and the technology that I use to photograph it and process the images.
It is that evolutionary element that has kept me interested for 50+ years of active photography.
My initial passion for photography came through landscapes and wildlife, and after winning a few competitions and awards thats what people who knew me pretty much expected from me.
I was, however, assisting at weddings, events and in studios, but that was 'work' and was always kept apart from my 'hobby' photography.
It wasn't until some time later that i decided i wanted to experiment more and thats where my 'style' sort of found me. I realised then that i could combine my art/creative background with my passion for photography and create something that is 'me'.
That said, i do like to mix it up now and again, so i still do wildlife work, studio shoots, my digital art, etc. I am working on a follow-up to my lego Star Wars series i did a few years ago, as well as some other little projects. I think its good to keep yourself fresh and not get too bogged down in one style or get pigeon-holed. Ok, so not everyone is going to like the changes (i remember getting some rather nasty emails from folk on flickr when i started posting studio and conceptual works on what had always been my landscape and wildlife work), but i dont take pics (hobby ones) to please others
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Quote: I think its good to keep yourself fresh and not get too bogged down in one style or get pigeon-holed.
That's kind of what i think, And i've decided for this year to try more new stuff and experiments, this world around is so diverse i just want to show people some of the things they are missing, I've become so much more observant since i picked up a camera.
I started out preferring landscapes then moved to macro and recently wildlife, it depends on the time of year too, not too many insects to be found for my macro shots in winter for example.
The most important thing to remember is amature photography is for pleasure so what is right for one is not for another, you enjoy taking what catch's your eye and there is nothing wrong with that.
Just enjoy and do what pleases you.
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Quote: Style, I don`t think I have one
Wouldn't say that Paul, I think yours is quite distinctive, reportage, high contrast mono (done very very well).
It's good to look back in your own PF sometimes, just to see how its progressing. I've long stopped thinking about 'my style' just shoot and process what I feel like these days, as I'm not getting much time to do some of the projects I would like to tackle.
Quote: Wouldn't say that Paul, I think yours is quite distinctive, reportage, high contrast mono (done very very well)
Cheers thanks, thing is I`ve been using a camera for as long as I can remember and don`t even think about it.
I think the mood your in can play a big part, even more so if you have a split personality
I think there is a huge difference between a "style" and someone just photographing one particular subject. When I painted, I had a definite style, but this took years to develop and that style could be seen whatever the subject matter. As I strive to improve my photography it is more important to me to take diverse subjects and tackle stuff and techniques I'm not confident about rather than concentrate on developing a style or being the best at one genre. This is certainly not a recipe for getting editors awards or loyal voters/followers, but to someone new to photography, the gains in skill and confidence far outweigh the need for this.
I'm sure I will at some point, concentrate my efforts on one particular style or genre... but I don't see any hurry.
Hi, Everyone, i have been taking images for about 18 months, and my photography has been substantially influenced by my fellow ephotozine members, from the beginners right through to the most experienced, and above all there willingness to share knowledge and experience, in particular, words of encouragement, always constructive. I feel that i am developing a style and diversity in my imagery, because of this social website. The creativeness and quality of images by members is up there with the best and would not look out of place in any photographic publication.
Keep up the good work members and we will all learn and develop our skills and own style.
Many thanks.
Bit of a "one trick pony" me, pretty much all seascapes. Thing is, that's what I like and I take photographs for me first and foremost, if anyone else likes them, then that's a bonus. I seemed to develop a "style" quite early on and when I try anything else it just doesn't sit right with me. I'm happy with my work though, and I guess ultimately, that's all that matters.
Quote: I don't have a style.
To me, that would suggest having reached a static stage in my photography.
Are you sure you're not confusing 'style' with 'formula'? A lot of people apply a formula to every shooting situation and call it a style when all they are doing is using a set approach as a substitute for really thinking about the subject they are photographing and how they'd like to capture it.
Having a 'style' is much more of a personal thing and should go to the core of who you are as a person. It's not something you can pick up or drop at will; it's about how you approach any given shooting situation and what you bring to it as an individual.
And if you need to ask the question then you almost certainly don't have one.
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HA HA HA. Walter Martin, author of Kingdom of the Cults, must be spinning in his grave right now. Since when have christians determined what is a cult by how many colleges or PHDs does the cult/religion have?
The new found love between evangelicals are Mormonism is just one of political expediency. Since Jehovah Witnesses and Christian Science do not promote the fundamentalist evangelical political mantras, if any at all, they can be easily labeled as cults.
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05 January 2011
A former MP's visit to an historic Shepherd Neame hotel is to be broadcast on BBC Two later this month.
Michael Portillo and his TV crew stayed at the Royal Hotel on Deal seafront last year while filming an episode of Great British Railway Journeys.
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23 December 2010
We are almost done ! The beer has all been delivered in good time for the Christmas holiday and we are preparing to shut up shop. There will be brewers on duty every day including Christmas Day checking the beer in fermenter and making sure that our yeast is kept safe and healthy so a big thank you to them. Last night the Production Directors senior managers had our Christmas outing.
A lucky licensee is planning a dream holiday after winning the top prize in a Spitfire Ale competition.
Jonathan Quinn, who runs the George & Dragon in Ilfracombe, Devon won £2,000 worth of Thomas Cook vouchers after one of his Spitfire casks was entered into a prize draw in the Evacuate with Spitfire competition run throughout Punch Tavern pubs.
20 December 2010
Shepherd Neame is helping a pub in Ashford to cultivate even closer ties with the community by opening up its land to allotment holders.The idea means that the disused field behind the Plough Inn's children's play area could soon be filled with keen gardeners.
16 December 2010
Kent brewer Shepherd Neame is commemorating its part in Britain's heritage on a unique historical timeline displayed at the Museum of London.
The museum's newly-opened £20 million Galleries of Modern London cover the period from 1666, the year of the Great Fire, to 2012, the year of the Olympic Games.
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Digging Profits Out Of The Mining Industry Collapse
Ken is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
The recent collapse of stock prices in the mining sector presents investors who act now with an opportunity to collect solid double-digit annual gains for years to come. Even better, those who choose wisely can also collect generous dividend yields while waiting for these world-class mining businesses to return to fair value.
Mining supplies the basic foundation of our lives
Copper wiring brings electricity into our homes and delivers it to the appliances within that we depend upon to provide us with the conveniences we now take for granted. Iron ore is a base component in the production of steel that is used to construct the cars we drive and the planes in which we fly. Potash is a major component in the fertilizers we use to increase crop yields and provide ourselves with adequate food supplies to feed a growing population.
All of these base materials are supplied to the market by the global mining industry. When the global demand is strong and prices are high, all of the producers prosper; when prices fall, the weak players crumble, the strong businesses survive, and the stock prices of all competitors in sector get crushed.
Investors who buy shares of the obvious survivors during the weak periods are always richly rewarded when the inevitable uptrend occurs. Here are three picks that present excellent values for investors today, and pay handsome dividends while we wait for big gains in their stock prices.
Large size with the strength of steel
Brazil-based Vale (NYSE: VALE) is the world's largest producer of iron ore -- the key base ingredient in the manufacture of steel -- and the second-largest producer of nickel. It also produces kaolin, a clay type substance used as a pigment in paint and a filler material in the manufacture of rubber and plastics, and potash, used in the manufacturing of fertilizer.
Over the past 52 weeks, Vale's stock price has traded as high as $21.88 and currently sits almost 40% below that level at $13.15. The price to earnings ratio for 2013 is projected at a paltry multiple of 6.23. Considering the analysts' consensus annual earnings growth rate projection of 20.2% for the next five years, the current P/E is difficult to explain from a fundamental perspective.
The strong dividend yield of 5.68% further enhances the attractiveness of this stock, and it requires only 32.76% of the income produced by the business to support it. Given its key role in supplying vital components to the steel and agricultural industries, Vale offers a compelling investment opportunity at the current valuation.
Own the largest resource on earth
While Freeport-McMorRan (NYSE: FCX) is most widely known for its operations in the Grasberg Minerals District, home to the largest known recoverable resource of gold and copper in the world, far fewer investors know how broadly diversified its copper resources are.
An estimated 34% of Freeport's 119.7 billion pounds of proven copper reserves are located in North America, and another 33% are found in South Africa. With total holding of an estimated 33.9 million ounces of gold and 3.42 pounds of molybdenum added to its copper reserves, this is one resource-rich business. Better yet, it is currently priced very cheaply.
With a P/E multiple of only 7.2 times projected 2014 earnings and a current year's price-to-cash flow multiple of 6.92 in a depressed metals market, this is a business and a stock poised to soar at the first sign of rising prices for base metals.
The current consensus earnings growth rate for the next five years is 17.6% per year, meaning the stock price could double and still carry a price to earnings growth ratio of less than one. By collecting the 4.58% dividend, investors will receive an attractive income stream, rewarding them for their patience while they wait for an improving global economy to raise demand and prices for base metals.
In mining, sometimes you have to dig a little
In the mining business, the numbers that appear on the surface don't always reflect the whole story. Southern Copper (NYSE: SCCO) is primarily engaged in the mining and smelting of copper, silver, zinc and, molybdenum in Peru and Mexico. It appears to be trading at a reasonably attractive valuation of 12.97 times this year's consensus earnings estimates, and it pays a reasonable dividend yield of 2.9%. However, when this P/E is compared against the valuations of Vale and Freeport, we see that it is twice the level of similar businesses, and the dividend yield is also significantly lower.
The projected earnings growth rate for Southern Copper is 11.6% annually for the next five years. That would make the current price approximately equal to a fair market value, considering it is in line with the projected growth rate going forward. In addition, the price-to-cash flow ratio of 12.45 times is about twice the value currently assigned to other world-class mining operators.
Final thoughts
Investors in any of these three businesses should expect to enjoy favorable results as the global economy continues to improve, driving demand for the base materials these businesses produce. However, considering the far lower valuations currently applied to Freeport and Vale, these two businesses appear to offer far more compelling opportunities than Southern Copper.
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Road Warrior Trivia for July 20st!
Friday, July 20th, 2012
Question: According to a recent survey, this was #1 people's bucket list in America, what is it?
Answer: Driving a race car (I forget about all the Neck Car Fans)
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New Kids on the Block singer Joey McIntyre, "Survivor "star Ethan John, and Olympic swimmer Summer Sanders were among the celebrities running in the Boston Marathon Monday.
SEE: 2 dead, 105 hurt after bombs explode at Boston Marathon
McIntyre shared a photo after crossing the finish line and later tweeted about the tragic event saying, "There was an explosion by the finish line about 5 minutes after I finished- I'm ok but I'm sure there are many hurt."
"I'm OK. Most importantly, praying for those injured and affected by this. Still don't have a lot of info. Thanks for your love and concern," said cancer survivor and "Survivor: Africa" winner Ethan Zohn.
"Can anyone tell us what happen near the marathon? Felt two BIG booms that shook our hotel and saw smoke on Boylston," Summer Sanders tweeted, later adding, "This is totally tragic and my heart goes out to all involved and the city. We are safe, but locked down in our hotel. Thinking about all those affected and so appreciative of the first responders."
Other celebrity tweets: Justin Timberlake @jtimberlake My thoughts and prayers are with everyone in the city of Boston and all of those affected by this terrible incident. Katie Cassidy @MzKatieCassidy My heart goes out to those affected by #bostonmarathon Sarah Hyland @Sarah_Hyland I'm so shocked to hear about the bombings at the #BostonMarathon #prayforboston Kerry Washington @kerrywashington My heartfelt prayers go out to the city of Boston and everyone affected by today's incident. #PrayForBoston #bostonmarathon Liam McIntyre @Liam_J_McIntyre Prayers and Love goes out those caught in this tragedy! BBC News - Boston Marathon rocked by twin explosions Troian Bellisario @SleepintheGardn Just heard about #Boston from one of my favorite marathon runners. This is awful. Everyone send love and positive thoughts those affected Busy Philipps @Busyphilipps25 4m Just heard about the Boston marathon tragedy. Trying to wrap my head around it. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone there. 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Nate Berkus @Nate_Berkus Praying for Boston Jason Castro @jasoncastro So saddened by the tragedy in Boston.. what a broken world. #PrayforBoston Dr Drew @drdrew I am so upset about The Boston Disaster. No it's more like the modern Boston Massacre.Throughts and prayers with my friends in Massachusetts Kevin McHale @druidDUDE Watching the all the coverage of the horrific events in #Boston. Hurts my heart. No words--stay safe #thinkingofboston Deena Nicole Cortese @DeenaNicoleMTV My heart goes out to anyone effected by what happened in Boston today .. So sad :( Victoria Beckham @victoriabeckham Just seen the news, my thoughts are with the people of Boston x vb Miley Ray Cyrus @MileyCyrus Sending peace & many blessings to Boston ❤❤❤ Donnie Wahlberg @DonnieWahlberg Just heard that @joeymcintyre is ok! Thanks to everyone for tweeting! Scared for everyone else in Boston. #PrayerForBoston please. Danica Patrick The Boston marathon bombing makes you rethink ordinary events. Scary stuff. 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Free drop-off on Sunday, July 26
Mayor Jerry Abramson today announced details of the city's free, semi-annual bulk waste and junk drop-off collection day to help residents with cleanups in their homes and neighborhoods.
Louisville residents may drop off bulk waste items on Sunday, July 26 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Waste Management Outer Loop Landfill, 2673 Outer Loop.
Now is the time to get rid of bulky items not accepted by regular garbage collection such as appliances, furniture and mattresses. Residents are asked to separate metal items from other junk. The metal is recycled and saves valuable space in the landfill. Freon will be properly removed from appliances.
"This partnership allows our residents to dispose of unwanted junk and clutter in an appropriate and responsible way, and helps make our community a more attractive place to call home," Abramson said.
Unacceptable items include yard waste (grass, limbs, leaves, etc.), hazardous materials, paint, tires and commercial trash.
Materials such as oil and lead-based paints, lawn fertilizers, batteries and household chemicals may be taken to Louisville Metro's Household Hazardous Materials Collection Center, known as HAZ BIN, located at 7501 Grade Lane. The center is open on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. There is no charge for Louisville residents utilizing the HAZ BIN recycling and disposal services.
People who wish to dispose of bulk waste throughout the year may take up to three household items, at no charge, to the Waste Reduction Center at 636 Meriwether Ave. Hours of operation are Tuesday - Friday, from 8 a.m. – 6 p.m., and Saturday from 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.
The junk disposal day is a partnership between the Louisville Metro Division of Solid Waste Management and Waste Management of Kentucky.
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When a millionaire is paralyzed in a paragliding accident, he takes on a street-smart young black man instead of a trained professional to be his aide. Their unexpected friendship helps both men realize their true potential. This film will inspire and move you.
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Perhaps Gilead – Video of Iowa City Premiere – Composer Statement & Media Interviews
We had a great premiere week for Perhaps Gilead that culminated in our May 22, 2011 performance at St. Raphael Church in Iowa City. St. Raphael provided wonderful acoustics and a beautiful backdrop to the video of the concert.
Movement 1: Constructing a Horizon: Prairie Sunset and Moonrise
Movement 2: The Armed Man
Movement 3: Fantasy-Potpourri: Sunday Afternoon Music at Reverend Boughton's
To get the composer's thoughts on this music, you can:
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Perhaps Gilead Composer's Introductory Comments by Harvey Sollberger
Perhaps Gilead would not exist without the novels Gilead and Home by Marilynne Robinson. Ms. Robinson's gift for linking the everyday to the eternal shows us that life is here and now – here and now but also everywhere and everywhen in that our thoughts and deeds reach and reverberate far beyond our immediate surroundings and wildest imaginings. She reminds us of the distinguished history and implied promise (or is it a threat?) bound up in Ulysses S. Grant's dictum, "Iowa, shining star of radicalism", as her novels simultaneously depict our earthborne nature offset by our ability to hope and remember, dream and imagine. Hers is not an easy universe, but it is, coupled with our effort and attention, a redeemable one in which a field alight with flickering fireflies can evoke the smoldering earth: "well, it was and it is. An old fire will make a dark husk for itself and settle in on its core, as in the case of this planet. I believe the same metaphor may describe the human individual, as well. Perhaps Gilead. Perhaps civilization. Prod a little and the sparks will fly."
Perhaps Gilead is in three movements:
Movement I, Constructing a Horizon: Prairie Sunset and Moonrise, was inspired by an incident described on page 14 of Gilead where the boy who will become Reverend Ames, on a visit with his father to the wilds of Kansas to find his grandfather's grave, looks up and sees the setting sun and rising full moon balanced on their respective horizons with "the most wonderful light between them". "I never could have thought this place could be beautiful. I'm glad to know that," says his father. I saw this myself on January 29, 2010 in Strawberry Point, Iowa.
Movement II, The Armed Man references the conviction and near-Biblical intensity of Ames's grandfather, an abolitionist and fighter – in a literal sense – for slavery's end. In Gilead, William Faulkner's words – "the past is never dead, it's not even past." – return to doubly haunt us as we perceive slavery's ongoing legacy both in the novel's 1950s setting as well as in our present historical moment.
Movement III, Fantasy-Potpourri: Sunday Afternoon Music at Reverend Boughton's, is set as an opera scene without words, and draws its scenario from pages 188 and 189 of Home from "they ate their pie" through Lila's saying, "that's a good song, though." The three characters who speak in this passage, Reverend Boughton, his son, Jack, and Reverend Ames's young wife, Lila, are "sung", respectively, by the first violin, cello and viola in a series of recitatives. The text, though not spoken or sung in performance, is written beneath the notes so that each player knows what he or she is "saying". I think that much of Jack's essence is captured in this scene – his mercurial imagination and playfulness, his sense of humor and self-wounding bitter irony and, finally, his despair. This is counterbalanced here by the serenity of Lila and the yearning severity of his father.
The medley-potpourri aspect of the title refers to the music Jack performs on the piano at this Sunday gathering – a succession of hymns ("potpourri" in French means literally "rotten pot", and refers to a stew made of different kinds of meat; it later came to refer to a medley of different musical works joined together and played in succession). Movement III references and quotes all of the music mentioned in the novel's text, making, in effect, a potpourri of the pieces performed in Reverend Boughton's parlor. To further tax the opera metaphor, we might see Perhaps Gilead's quoted hymns and songs as equivalent to the arias set between and counterbalancing characters' recitatives in eighteenth-century opera.
Can Movement III makes sense if the audience can't hear the words and follow the "libretto"? I'm betting that it can, as a kaleidoscopically-evolving mosaic of the new and the familiar, the exotic and the mundane, powered (I hope) by elements of musical contrast and design, change and surprise that allow the music to penetrate beyond and behind the words to the emotional truths and experiences that called them into being
And finally, I think I should address the topic of musical quotation – or borrowing. During past years I've frequently found myself quoting from others' works. I do this not from some rejection of the concept of authorship (hardly!) or from lack of inspiration, but to open a door to a broader context of musical reference and expression than I'd have without the quotations. Each quoted work or passage draws new and extended meaning from its relation to the music of mine in which it's embedded, and in the tiny space between the incited/new and the recited/quoted, a charge of metaphysical lightening is coiled -up, one which when released flashingly illuminates the musical landscape through which the listeners, performers and I are passing. In broader terms, the quoted works already reside in me and form part of my mental and spiritual furniture. To reference them in my music is, in my terms, to supremely compliment them, and I do so with full respect for their uniqueness and creators.
- Click on Harvey Sollberger's photo below to hear Iowa Public Radio's story of Perhaps Gilead for All Things Considered and Morning Edition by John Pemble
- Click on Harvey Sollberger's photo below to hear an interview with rehearsal out takes by videographer John Richard


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As the decades passJanuary 09,2013In the new movie This is 40, the writer and director Judd Apatow casts the arrival of lifes four-decade mark as a uniquely brutal crossroads, flagged by sputtering libido, suffocating commitments and curdled dreams.
Judd, buddy, add another eight years, then talk to me. Your body will be even wobblier, your obligations weightier, and time running out more ruthlessly on the gaudiest of your plans. This is 48: In the mail last week, I got a solicitation from AARP. It included a membership card, ready to be activated just as soon as I send in dues, which wont be anytime soon. And while that premature come-on reflects the groups relentlessness more than anything else, its an accurate reminder that Im closer to when Ill quit working than to when I started, my hopes and my hair so fluffy and intact.
That was in my 20s, a period with travails all its own, depicted in another project that Apatow is involved in, as an executive producer. I speak of Girls, whose post-college, pre-mortgage heroines flail professionally, fumble romantically and make deeply puzzling wardrobe choices, their outfits emblems of their befuddlement.
The half-hour comedy-drama will begin its second season this coming weekend, and HBO made the first few episodes available to us media types, who have proved that we simply cant stop gnawing on it. Girls is to cultural arbiters what rawhides are to cocker spaniels.
The new episodes immediately reintroduce Lena Dunhams naked body, which was introduced aplenty in the old episodes. At this fleshy point I could draw it, I could paint it, I could probably reproduce it in clay. Dunhams character, Hannah, has a new roommate, gay, and a new playmate, Republican. Theres considerable friction, out of bed as well as in.
And theres a portrait of the period between 20 and 30 as one of peerlessly keen neediness and doubt. You yearn to believe that youve figured out the dating game, not yet realizing that its eternally unfathomable. You ache for an assurance that youre pointed in a purposeful direction, but suspect that youre going nowhere fast. Your desire to project confidence is inversely proportional to your store of it, and you have some really, really bad furniture. I recall, from my mid-20s, a lacquered black table with fake gold accents that cost me next to nothing except, for many years afterward, an undying, unspeakable shame.
Were a self-absorbed species, and one wrinkle of our self-absorption is our tendency, reflected in our art and entertainment, to believe that theres no passage of human existence as fraught with perils and as peculiarly significant as the one we just so happen to be going through. Dunham is 26, and Girls, which she created, is predicated on the notion that the 20s herald an inimitable sequence of humiliations and unrivaled state of ambivalence. Apatow is 45, and his new movie maintains that to enter your 40s is to encounter an especially messy set of questions about the road taken and the unsmooth pavement ahead. Could any other age compare?
Well, the 30s are no picnic, as we learned in the television drama thirtysomething, whose four-season run began in 1987, when its sires, Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick, turned 35. The characters they hatched were roughly their age peers, and turned soul searching into an exercise so vigorous it practically burned calories. Angst overwhelmed them as surely as hormones capsize teenagers.
Speaking of teens, they support whole submarkets of publishing and series of movies dedicated to reassuring them that their pimply predicament is by far the worst: cliques, virginity, trigonometry. But Im clinging to the conviction that the late 40s are tougher just try to find a 17-year-old whose left shoulder creaks like mine, and who suddenly has to pitch in thousands toward his apartment buildings new elevators so that I can congratulate myself for every day I successfully muddle through, every smile I courageously summon.
Then again, this passage isnt really so insufferable. By 48 youve come to know, and quite possibly accept, the well-intentioned wretch that you are, and you most likely have the furniture situation worked out.
The 20s, too, have their perks. You get the freedom of full-fledged adulthood but can make big mistakes without paying huge prices, because there are still so many opportunities ahead for amends.
Dunham isnt blind to this. In Girls she finds the exhilaration amid the mortification. And Apatows new movie ultimately understands that being weighed down is just a pessimists way of looking at and talking about being grounded, which so many of us struggle to achieve. What feel like tethers one day feel like roots the next.
This is 25 and 35 and 40 and, Ill wager, 50: a matchless kind of awful, a particular stripe of wonderful and just another phase in a struggle that, like our narcissism, is ageless.
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Emma & Colin promote Magic In The Moonlight
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Woody Allen is fascinated by magic. And now, apparently, Emma Stone. Because he's cast her in his next movie. But first… Magic In The Moonlight opens next week. Colin Firth plays a middle-aged man who meets a beautiful, young "seer" (is there any other kind in Woody's mind?) and tries to prove that she's full of sh-t but, naturally, ends up falling in love with her. Full Story
Jessica Chastain in Ischia
This blue sparkly dress with gold trim… I don't know if I'd be into it if someone else was wearing it. But on her? It's pretty spectacular. In fact, a lot of her clothes are great in Ischia. This sheer black dress, again, she manages to elevate. On anyone else, I'm not sure I'd care very much. Full Story
Cam & Katie: two jumpsuits
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All jumpsuits are not the same. Some jumpsuits are worn by Cameron Diaz at the premiere of Sex Tape, designed by Stella McCartney. They're generous in the right spots, cut right in other spots, and slit beautifully at the ankles. I love it. I LOVE it. And then there's Katie Holmes at an event in New York, also in a jumpsuit, with much less success. Full Story