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Prayer Request Hello sweet bloggy friends. I am postponing Make It Monday and moving it to Tuesday (it's not the first time and Lord knows it won't be the last). Today's prayer request takes precedence over anything else. A breast cancer diagnosis is life-changing, beyond devastating and very scary. Many of us are far too [read more…]
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Dylan and Sue married at the Sarah P Duke Gardens amphitheater in September and I recently received these wonderful photographs from her. It was a treat to relive their wedding even a little bit. The Duke Gardens amphitheater is one of my favorite places to marry couples, first of all. Nature always seems to bless this spot with some small natural miracle. And Sue and Dylan were a joy to marry. Their journey began 44 years ago when they met at Aunt Helen's, Sue's aunt biologically and Dylan's aunt by affection and caring. Their lives took them in different directions and then, five years ago, back to each other. We celebrated the amazing grace of their love for each other.First, an enormous thank you to Catherine Davis, of SD Portraits. She and her colleague, Katelyn, took all these wonderful photographs. They are so vibrant and alive. Arioso Strings provided the music for their event. I'm always grateful to them because they are always so good. Sally Oakley was their phenomenal wedding planner. She brought things together seamlessly. She's always a joy to work with, too!
Dylan and Sue are a couple who delight in life and in playful expressions of their love, as you can tell by this wonderful favor. Their whole family seems this way. Their wedding was a lot of fun as well as deeply meaningful.
I love how Duke has this little golf cart that can carry the bride and her attendants around the amphitheater so that they can remain unseen by guests and they arrive to process. And it keeps the wedding party cooler in our famous, or infamous, NC summer and fall heat.
Sue and her Matron of Honor, LaLecha, are enjoying the moment before they process. Sue is also carrying her father's favorite baseball cap to include him in some tangible way in the ceremony, as well as in spirit and heart. She placed his cap on his empty chair as part of the processional. Sue and LeLecha's flowers, as all the flowers, were provided by Tre Bella Florist in Durham.
Aunt Helen married her husband, Skip, in January of 1945. Over the next sixteen years, they had five children. Then in 1970, their family grew by two more when Dylan and his sister came to live with them. Helen and Skip provided them with a stable foundation and a loving home from which to grow and flourish in life. She was a most honored guest.
The amphitheater gives the photographer unique perspectives from which to capture the ceremony. And it truly is an amphitheater with resonant amplification that makes every word sound blessed.
We began their ceremony with these words, chosen by Sue and Dylan: 'In marriage, two lives are intimately shared; and the blending of the two must not diminish either one. When we give of ourselves into a loving marriage partnership we do not abandon ourselves; we do not shed our individuality; for that is what brought us together. Knowing and embracing this, Sue and Dylan have invited those present to witness their union.'
It was a joy to pronounce them married with these words: 'Dylan and Sue , may the joy of love, the grace of God, and strength of spirit be at the heart of the life you will share together. Now that you have wholeheartedly pledged your love and commitment, with the joy and blessing of all present here, and by the virtue of the power vested in me, I now pronounce you husband and wife. May your way be blessed, may wisdom's light shine upon you, and may your journey bring you peace.'

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By Kevin Wilson: Freedom New Mexico It never fails. A friend tries to prevent a tangent, and only inspires another. Over a drink, a guy she used to date came up. She replied, "Eh … been there, done that, got the T-shirt." We didn't talk about him again, but my mind was already off. Should […]
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Portales High School freshman Chrisula Heber tries her hand at a DWI simulator Wednesday afternoon outside Eastern New Mexico University's Campus Union Building as Jeff Lukaart runs the program outside the car. Lukaart is with the Public Education and Empowerment Resource Service (PEERS) currently visiting ENMU. PEERS is a non-profit program aimed at educating children.


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Crimes of Fashion part Deux...this time, it's personal.
The BUST Lounge
Absolutely Fad-ulous
May 17 2006, 03:54 PM
I saw a pair of camouflage-print gauchos at Target. They were hideous just hanging on the rack.
May 17 2006, 06:12 PM
Brown gauchos, flip flops, and a VERY short, very tight white tee-shirt with a glittery playboy logo on the chest.
...on a middle-aged woman.
May 17 2006, 06:55 PM
remember those extremely bizarre hammer-esque pants that someone posted a link to a few months ago? from the urban outfitters' website, i think? i believe the context was 'omigod, why on earth would anybody buy these?'
i saw a girl on the street wearing them today.
actually, it was very sad because A) she was a very cute girl, and B) from, like, the knee up, it didn't look bad. i thought at first that she was wearing a cute long black skirt. but then my eyes moved down. and oy, the hammerocity of it all!
May 17 2006, 07:08 PM
Man on the bus today, wearing a t-shirt reading "FREE MUSTACHE RIDES". Oh ya.
May 17 2006, 07:57 PM
At the health food store yesterday, she mullet in a banana clip.
May 18 2006, 03:53 AM
On the street... tie-dye brown & blue & white skirt, all little pleats, lots of sequins. The waistband bit was made from the top part of a pair of jeans It looked nasty. Too-short pink tshirt, glittery logo... pasty belly hanging out in front.
It looked like laundry day, except she had so few clothes she had to go steal her eight-year-old sister's stuff.
AP... pleeeeease start a photoblog *puppy eyes* You can't seriously keep them to yourself
May 18 2006, 10:24 AM
Coral lady.
Who was coral lady?
She was a woman who occassionaly came into the store I worked in.
She matched, head to toe..well except her hair, it was white.
She wore coral eyeshadow, coral blush, coral lipstick, coral nail polish. As if that wasn't bad enough she had the coral top and bottoms to match. I still shiver at the thought.
May 18 2006, 10:49 AM
I am going to be Coral Lady when I grow up/old, I'm afraid.
May 18 2006, 11:02 AM
Whoa...coral eyeshadow!
May 18 2006, 11:52 AM
I want to meet that lady and find out where she got her coral eyeshadow. I want some!
May 18 2006, 04:15 PM
I need to report myself today. I have breached the officewear/eveningwear divide.
I am wearing bootcut jeans and black leather slides - okay so far, right? But I am wearing them with an extremely low-cut black top. The actual V ends BELOW my push-up bra, though it is filled in with black lace to about mid-bra. The bra is black, at least! I am also wearing a gauzy turquoise shawl with multi-coloured and metallic embroidery. I'm wearing it because I don't like showing my arm "flaps," but it's too hot to wear a jacket.
There! I've confessed! Now I am cleansed!
May 18 2006, 04:21 PM
well, doodle, if you're going to out yourself...
i'm wearing a skirt. a tiered peasant skirt. it's chocolate brown, but the bottom tier is a bleached orangey-brown. paired with my thomson rivers university chemistry competition tshirt
May 18 2006, 05:44 PM
in the spirit of togetherness: I sport my Birkenstocks. *raises fist* I will never surrender!
May 18 2006, 05:50 PM
heh, maybe we should all head over to the confessions thread...
oh, and doodle, i meant to say, i wouldn't call your shirt as you describe it a crime, but more of a welcome distraction :P
May 19 2006, 03:31 AM
Never, ever surrender the birks, luci.
tyger, I think I saw a few women wearing that exact combo on the TRU campus this afternoon, LOL!
*shimmies to show off boobie-jiggle*
May 19 2006, 08:31 PM
Ha! Someone on here criticized Danskos, but I think I own an actual cool pair of them. They have sides and a back and maryjane straps. They are not clogs, dammit!!
and -- those *dark purple* * glitter* clogs by Dansko are oddly appealing.
And I LIKE tiered skits, ms tyger, as long as they're not too foofy. A long tiered skirt is great. I think you sound cute, very cute.
I also kind of like those bright colored rubber clogs with holes in them. NOw, i woudn't WEAR THEM -- in the city -- but for my boyfriend down in ptown? His old mandals are wearing out (he wears them on beach only!!!!!!!!) so I just may suprise giftie him a pair o holy clogs when we do vacay...
and that is all
May 19 2006, 09:55 PM
very bizarre CoF at the bus stop today. tall, lanky, nerdy-looking white guy wearing thick, square glasses, a cheap dove-grey suit, dark brown loafers...and cornrows.
in a ponytail.
May 20 2006, 08:22 AM
Epinephrine, maybe it was K-Fed?
I have a tiered skirt.
May 20 2006, 10:07 AM
omg, i want to date that fella. he's bold man fo shore!
May 20 2006, 11:23 AM
oh, i love my tiered skirt, too. but with a too-big white tshirt proudly proclaiming something about thomson rivers university chemistry program, i decided it was bad enough to not make it out in public.
my life has been relatively cof free lately. probably because i'm not going to school right now. i'm sure my eyes will go back to being assaulted daily in september
May 20 2006, 12:15 PM
whammy! are you talking about the Marcelle Danskos?? they are sort of like maryjane clogs? i think i may buy them for work. they are comfy as all hell, and would be practical for my retail job.
my recurring CoFs include:
too much leopard print
too much black
over the top makeup and hair
my weird collection of big belt buckles (i am talking Rodeo Winner looking things...HUGE! but i love 'em, and no one is going to make me give them up)
...and the occasional running to the store in my PJs.
May 20 2006, 12:22 PM
i have a pair of cherry red danskos, maryjane wedge heels, very cute. but so f-ing uncomfortable! what's with that little indented trough all the way round the edge eh? the worst shoes ever i think. AND i think the colour was just sprayed on the leather instead of it being dyed. cheap shit for such expensive shoes.
know what the worst CoF is? bad posture. this girl in my building, slim, cute, snappy dresser. slouchy humped back stance that makes her boobs look like they start at the waist. argh, i want to introduce her to yoga.
May 20 2006, 05:54 PM
I posted about a lady wearing bright blue (not quite royal) Danskos with too short mom washed out blue slacks and some kind of not coordinated socks but I can't remember details now. It was more about the highwaters and off socks(and the Hawaiian print shirt combo).
I actually love my danskos! I just bought a pair of black professional clogs because with my painful foot condition I had no somewhat dressy shoes. They feel great. And I love my birks too. Guess I'm kinda a shoe COF'er but I'm ok with that.
May 20 2006, 05:56 PM
oops, it was khaki highwaters...went back thru archives. gettin' my CoF's confused
May 20 2006, 06:41 PM
today downtown, crossing the street:
nice-looking, well-groomed older/gray-haired woman dressed in allover green. lime green skirt, some sort of green shirt, kelly green overshirt/jacket. with white socks and black clogs.
and a necklace made of chili peppers.
May 22 2006, 09:01 AM
At the mall this weekend: 30s-ish skinny, nerdy-looking guy, dead ringer for Kip Dynamite, wearing a newsboy hat facing forward, aviator glasses (not sunglasses), pleated khakis, and black walking sneakers.
With a heavily chained/studded black leather biker jacked. mreh?
May 22 2006, 10:00 AM
I have been on a cruise for week...which seems to be an excuse for people to pull everything out of thier closets that they would normally never wear in public....for good reason! I saw so many things and thought of this thread! But what really sticks out is this family at dinner the night we went to Jamaica. Everyone of them from grandma down to the youngest baby was dressed in the same hawaiian print shirt..mom even had a full dress of the stuff. It was like a horror film!
Making honerable mention would be the lady in line in front of us getting on the boat...around 70...muticolored shirt with flowey sleeves and sequins, bright pink capris,florescent color flip flops with a palm tree making up the thong and huge clear plastic earrings in teh shape of a shell!
May 22 2006, 10:03 AM
without the biker jacket, i would say i think i know that guy.
the stodgy bastard circa 1983 look (aviator glasses, front facing newsboy preferably LEATHER, pleated pants and old man sneakers) is THE THING right now among my friends in the art gallery scene. shirt should preferably be a short sleeved button down with a tie, with 'members only' jacket or sweater vest.
May 22 2006, 11:37 AM
sat. i again saw loads of cof's at the renn faire...but on my way home, in the suburbs, i saw 3 skater boys zoom past, all in black and white, complete with face paint and big mickey mouse gloves...little bowler hats too....odd odd odd....
May 22 2006, 03:25 PM
Wow, Msgoofball, I'm picturing some bizarre cross between
The Warriors
A Clockwork Orange
May 22 2006, 04:43 PM
Big muscular bodybuilder type guy with a shaved head, power walking with the arms pumping, wearing no shirt, pale blue slim fit jeans, big puffy white basketball sneakers, a fanny pack, and a towel hanging off the back of his pants. Eek!
May 22 2006, 06:17 PM
msgoofball -- Whoa! that's getting a little too "Clockwork Orange"
May 22 2006, 06:22 PM
I am indeed talking about the marcelle dansko's, and I got BOTH the black and the red. And there IS something uncomfortable about the red ones, believe it or not the black ones fit different than the red ones! The red ones are super cute, and sometimes I even go dancing in them, but they DO seem like cheap construction and if i wear the red ones at work all day they effin' kill me.
I keep the black ones in my desk to wear at work and that's okay... weird.
I just bought them both instantly cause I wanted new cute shoes and every single store I went into no matter how cheap or expensive was full of ugly colored mocassins with ding dongs all over them, or else heels, which just won't work for my bone config, honey...
May 22 2006, 06:40 PM
whammy, so the black ones are comfy, it is not just my imagination?
you've just sealed the deal for me. since i work retail, i am on my feet 8-10 hours a day. i need comfortable shoes that won't chop up my feet. i get paranoid sometimes buying shoes for work, because trying them on for 10 minutes doesn't really compare standing up in them for hours.
today's CoF:
just when you thought it couldn't get any worse....
a man muffin-top!
guy wearing a pair of jeans about 5 sizes too small (not low riders), and all sorts of flubber was squeezed up and noticeable through his also-too snug tee-shirt.
oh so-not-cute.
May 22 2006, 06:57 PM
I don't know if they'd stand up to standing that long (ha ha -- stand up to standing ). My approach to retail was to wear black rebocs and have black pants hanging over the laces and polish them so they more or less looked like shoes, and I was behind a chest high counter checking computers in for repair so I could get away with that.
I have one leg shorter and I could stand to lose 30 pounds, so pretty much nothing was going to make my feet okay at the end of the day
May 22 2006, 07:48 PM
i have the double buckle "babette" style. they KILL my feet. fekking awful shoes.
May 22 2006, 08:47 PM
hmmm....i unfortunately can't get away with wearing sneaks to work. i will occasionally wear patent leather doc martens, but that's as far as i can push the "fun shoe" envelope.
i am so jealous of my male coworkers. THEY have no problem finding comfy lace-up shoes. all the women's shoes out there right now are open-toe, wedge sandals. while very cute, i can't wear them to work. i haven't found a pair of sketchers or anything remotely comfy yet professional-looking i can get away with! GRRR...it sucks.
end rant.
May 23 2006, 03:50 AM
It seems like whenever I go out now, I see leggings everywhere. And they aren't necessarily new, faddish leggings. They are leggings people have dragged out of the bottom of their dressers because now they think they're back "in" again. Or worse, they have never stopped wearing them!
I have to say, I was pretty late in giving up my leggings, but I wouldn't be caught in them now, unless I was exercising!
On shoes...I am very lucky to work in a feminist organization. I could wear neon orange rubber clogs or acid green high tops to work, and it would be ok. Until I worked there, I used to be ashamed of my big flat feet, because I could only find plain (if I was lucky) or ugly shoes/boots. Then I discovered that in feminist circles, ugly shoes are encouraged! I ran out and bought army boots! (Of course, the trade off for working in a feminist organization is that the pay sucks.)
May 23 2006, 08:06 AM
i once had this terrible retail job for this evil fashion victim women's clothing store (they actually BRAGGED about being the place where a lot of Carrie's clothes on Sex in the City came from!).
we were required to wear delicate pointy 3-inch heels. seriously. i used to get in trouble for wearing shoes that weren't 'fashion forward' enough, AKA too practical and comfy.
i quit after 2 weeks. cannot take clothing retail. that's where i put my comfortably shod foot down. two weeks after that i found me a nice job in a bookstore where, aside from a no sneakers rule, i was very happy.
May 23 2006, 09:23 AM
oh good lord, i could NOT, would not ever work clothing retail (only if it were the last job on earth would i even consider it)
i work for a conservative luxury goods company. we all have the same uniform (guys and girls) of a black or dark grey suit with either a white button down or black shirt. at least i can wear the same stuff the guys do, minus the tie.
we are encouraged to wear rubbery soled shoes (so as to not mess up the floor and for safety when climbing the ladders) but i have a hard time finding shoes that have a decent looking upper and don't look like nun-shoes.
May 23 2006, 10:37 AM
Misspissed, have you tried Paraboot? They make a women's line. Sedate but not dowdy, and definitely rubber-soled. They're French shoes, so you won't be able to find them all over, but you can Google the web site (Paraboot.com, I believe) and should be able to find U.S. retailers. Not cheap, but damn well made shoes.
Would they let you wear navy? Handsomer than either black or dark grey!
May 23 2006, 02:59 PM
Ok, going in the way-back machine to bklynhermit's comments on the stodgy bastard circa 1983 look just totally reminded me of a game my friends and I used to play called "Crazy Man, Old Man, or Belle & Sebastian Fan" - in that stark raving mad, wisdom of the years, and many man-hipsters seem to share the same fashion sense. The gist of the game was to guess what category the person was based on how they looked from behind.
Carry on.
May 23 2006, 03:54 PM
I have CoF shoes - a pair of deck-shoeish, orthopedic, Mephisto walking shoes that are hideously ugly but comfy (I walk about 2K each way to work every day). I hate them, but I bought them because they were on sale for $150 - down from $375. I'm a CoF whore when a good deal is involved.
Also, I had a dream that I spotted the ultimate CoF - a woman dressed in a pant suit made out of caesar salad. The military-inspired jacket had epaulets which buttoned with croutons.
I have no idea what this might mean.
May 23 2006, 04:10 PM
Thank you for posting that info about Paraboot, speedy- I'd never heard of them before and they are just the cutest shoes! I'm waiting to hear back from them about where I can get them around Chicago!
May 24 2006, 09:21 AM
Also going in the way-back machine..."stodgy bastard circa 1983"--bwahahaha! Perfect.
May 24 2006, 02:43 PM
I wear Birkenstock thongs or Blundstones most days, depending on the season. I walk about 8 km/day to and from work and I am up and down stairs all day when I get there. I find the Mephisto sandals less comfortable than the Birks.
Oh no. I forgot what thread I'm in.
I saw a woman today who looked like a middle-aged Stevie Nicks on crack. I know Stevie Nicks *is* middle-aged, and probably on crack, but you know what I mean.
May 24 2006, 04:14 PM
Walgreen's smock (unavoidable, she's a cashier), bright--very bright--green pants and plastic clogs. The clogs were bad enough, granted she does stand on her feet all day, but I could not get past those pants. (I'm still seeing them when I close my eyes.)
She says to another cashier who asked about the pants, "I have them in yellow, too, but I really like green."
May 25 2006, 07:47 AM
misspissed- have you looked at the different Dansko lines? The Golden Gate collection has a lot of different styles including some laceup oxfords. They are very comfortable and easier to walk in than the traditional clogs.
May 25 2006, 08:14 AM
help! i need some advice - before i become a crime of fashion (not that i have a problem with being one, because i'm sure i am most of the time). anyway - wasn't sure where else to post this, so sorry if it shouldn't be here.
i have a job interview this afternoon, and the shoes that i would normally wear have given me blisters and i can't wear them. so, i have a nice pair of dressy black sandles - is it appropriate to wear them to an interview? (it's in a quaint little store). (i would be wearing them with either black or grey dress pants and a blouse) (and i would make sure my toes looked nice).
May 25 2006, 11:29 AM
Ambercherry, I think it would be appropriate to wear dressy sandals to an interview.
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-After the win over Colorado last month, Darryl Sutter offered a relevant quote that pertains to last night's loss to Dallas. "It's not always whether you win or lose. It's whether you're winning or losing," he said after the 4-1 win on February 23. Despite last night's loss, Kings fans should be encouraged by a pair of "winning" Jonathan Quick performances this week in which he stopped 46 of 48 shots over two games and couldn't be faulted for either goal. The first goal, which fell in the "greasy" category, as Anze Kopitar mentioned last night, came off a Jaromir Jagr backhand that was heading wide before deflecting off Drew Doughty. On the second goal, scored on a three-on-two rush, Quick covered a lot of space in the crease and got a piece of Ray Whitney's one-timer before it found the back of the net. It appeared as though he was locating the puck well, and his tremendous glove save on Trevor Daley was the type of save that Kings fans practically expected him to make a season ago. Though it was a strong performance, his home save percentage actually dropped from .908 to .907; the degree of improvement from his .889 road save percentage will have some say in how Los Angeles fares in its upcoming trip through Chicago, St. Louis, Minnesota, Dallas and Phoenix.
-Kari Lehtonen was excellent on the other end of the ice in earning his first shutout of the season. I replayed several of his saves this morning, and his denial of Jake Muzzin's power play wristshot from the tops of the circles early in the first period had quite a bit of say in Dallas' success. Los Angeles hadn't trailed at home since the previous Dallas game – they had outscored opponents 9-2 in the first period during their five-game home winning streak – and this game would have taken a completely different trajectory if the Kings stuck to their familiar home script and jumped ahead early. A list of Pacific Division goaltenders that are a part of a rotation this year offers another example of the parity out west. When names such as Quick, Lehtonen, Jonathan Bernier, Mike Smith, Antti Niemi, Jonas Hiller and Viktor Fasth are listed on scoresheets, Darryl Sutter's observation that "There ain't no weak sisters" is again illustrated.
-Jordan Nolan's north-south game was impressive in his 8:16 of ice time. His most high-profile move was his first period chip work along the boards to himself before driving through Alex Goligoski and cutting towards the tops of the circles where he tested Lehtonen low with a quick shot that was kicked aside. He is at his best when he's getting pucks deep, forechecking and making hits on the opposing defensemen deep in the attacking zone. There shouldn't be anything fancy; he's not an east-west player. It's similar to the role that Kyle Clifford continues to chisel out.
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Who's afraid of the K-word ? Certainly not the BJP, party president Nitin Gadkari tells TOI-Crest.
Arvind Kejriwal seems to have stolen the BJP's thunder with his allegations against Robert Vadra. Your party had the same documents last year but you didn't raise the issue. Why did you develop cold feet?
I had heard some talk about Robert Vadra last year but I didn't get any documents or papers to substantiate the allegations. If someone in my party had the papers, I had no knowledge of it.
Aren't you concerned that Kejriwal has seized the opposition space and could also take away your middle class voter base?
I am not worried, not even one percent. Let the elections happen. Then you'll see where he is and where we are.
Has Kejriwal changed the rules of the game by attacking Sonia Gandhi's family? Has he violated an unwritten code of ethics in politics?
Look, Atalji and Advaniji created a political culture in the BJP that we try to maintain even today. We don't believe in this type of personal attacks on leaders.
Kejriwal is trying to take politics back to the streets by trying to gherao the PM's residence and threatening to gherao Sonia Gandhi's residence. The BJP seems to have lost the stomach for agitations like these.
Who says we haven't held street agitations? We have done so many of them. We just did a nationwide bandh on price rise. But we don't believe in gheraoing the residence of the PM or Sonia Gandhi. If we adopt the same tactics as Kejriwal, you will accuse us of personalising our politics.
He seems to have taken away your anti-corruption plank quite effectively.
Who raised the 2G Spectrum scam, the Commonwealth Games scandal, Coalgate? Are you saying the BJP didn't raise these issues? To say that Kejriwal has walked away with anti-corruption plank because of one press conference is misrepresenting the facts.
Do you see any challenge from Kejriwal's new party?
I have no problem with his party. Regional parties have emerged in some states but in most of India, the fight is between the Congress and the BJP. Kejriwal's party has no meaning in this political scenario. I have seen lots of individuals like him wanting to make a mark in politics. Do you remember what happened to a big farmer leader like Sharad Joshi when he formed a political party? He flopped. Anna Hazare was absolutely right to warn Kejriwal against forming a party. It's not easy to run a political party. It can't be done on small change. I wish him well. oo
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Politicians like Gadkari have no clue about what new generation of Indians can do. We will teach the old corrupt parties and Congress, BJP, BSP, DMK, Sharad pawar a big lesson. I ll vote for Kejriwal. I ll ask my family and friends to vote for Kejriwal.
When Gadkari says 'small change' he obviously means money. For our politicians, politics is nothing but a type of 'business'. Invest money in elections, and then reap the rewards by abusing your power after geting elected.
I will completely and fully support Arvind Kejriwal/IAC (and vote for him).


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If it's truly what's up front that counts, then beware the Riverdale Rebels.
Coach Brett Bonnaffons does not hesitate to share his belief that the Rebels boast two of the more formidable offensive and defensive lines ever produced by the Jefferson Parish school.
Those units coupled with a bevy of athletic skill players that includes one of the state's top prospects in versatile senior Donte' Jackson have the Rebels confident that they are bound for just the second state playoff appearance in school history.
"I'm somewhat ignorant to the history of Riverdale football, although I am trying to learn,'' said Bonnaffons, who is beginning his second season as head coach. "But in my opinion this could be one of the best teams we've had because of the fact we have linemen.''
Riverdale has advanced to the playoffs only once, in 2009 as a wild card, but that team was forced to forfeit all six of its victories due to the use of an ineligible player. Those forfeits also officially vacated the playoff appearance.
Now fast forward to last season when the Rebels entered the Louisiana High School Athletic Association meeting to finalize the state playoff pairings believing they had secured the final place in the 32-team bracket for Class 4A.
Imagine the reaction when Bonnaffons learned that a week 10 forfeit by Vandebilt Catholic for using an ineligible player ejected for fighting one week earlier had created a tie for the District 7-4A championship between Vandebilt and South Terrebonne. The forfeit elevated South Terrebonne one place from being a No. 33 seed into the playoffs as a district co-champion.
"For me, I could deal with it,'' Bonnaffons said. "But the worst part was calling the kids and telling them what was happening and then hearing the disappointment in their voice.
"To hear that all of our hard work was not going to be rewarded just tore up our kids.''
It also created resolve to ensure that this distasteful slice of history was not repeated.
"We didn't enjoy it. We didn't like that,'' Jackson said. "But at the end of the day it is what it is. We just have to capitalize from that and make sure that this year we're not in that position. We have to make sure we're a top seed, so we don't have to worry about what's going on with the 30 to 32 teams.''
The Rebels return 14 starters from a 4-6 team that finished 1-4 in District 8-4A while competing in a league that produced eventual state champion East Jefferson and three other playoff teams.
Those starters are split evenly, seven on offense and seven on defense, with four of five offensive linemen back and both defensive ends from a three-man front.
Offensively, talented junior left tackle Malik Clark flanks junior guard Justin Frost, senior center Nick Tacke and senior right guard Anthony Bodi while on defense Bonnaffons believes that ends Zakarri Brown and Josh Clarke can expect big contributions from junior Tyrus Butler, a newcomer at nose tackle.
"The strength of this team to me is the offensive line, which is something that I don't think has ever been said at Riverdale,'' Bonnaffons said. "We have a left tackle, who next year in my opinion will be one of the top tackles in the state. Our left guard is the strongest kid on the team. We have a center, who's being recruited. All three were All-District players last year.
"Then the right side of the line has grown up a lot and, of course, to me Kenny Bourgeois is the best offensive line coach in the state.''
Riverdale's talent, size and experience up front on both sides of the ball compliment a bevy of athletic skilled players, who also should be key elements in Riverdale's resurgence.
In addition to the multi-talented Jackson, an All-District cornerback last season, who is scheduled to play safety this season along with running back, receiver and kick returner, the Rebels boast three returning wide receivers in seniors Darius Bovie, Carl Russell and Akeem Yungai that should make life easier for junior Christian Smith in his transition from part-time player to full-time starter at quarterback.
Senior running back Andre Sims is expected to assume a lion's share of carries when not spelled by Jackson.
"We have a lot of high expectations,'' Bovie said. "Our main thing is to try to make the playoffs. We're trying to turn things around here. We're trying to make Riverdale a winning program. We don't want people saying this is the old Riverdale. We want to make it to the playoffs and win at least one game.''
A District 8-4A championship is another major target, though less publicized since the Rebels again are competing in a district that features perennial playoff teams in East Jefferson, Franklinton and Salmen, not to mention a promising newcomer in Lakeshore.
"I feel like we've come up enough where we can eclipse those teams,'' Bovie said. "Last year we would be in games in the first half and then things would get away from us in the second half. This year, with our work ethic, I think we can keep up with them and give them a run for their money.''
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Hill wins scholarship to attend conference
Monday, July 22, 2013
Congratulations to second-year law student Sarah A. Hill, who received a scholarship to attend the Lavender Law Conference and Career Fair in San Francisco, Calif. She is one of three recipients of the 7th Annual Kay Young Scholarship, which is presented by the Stonewall Bar Association to assist highly accomplished law students from the state of Georgia in attending this annual event.
Renovation work continues this summer
Friday, July 19, 2013
Improvements to the law school's facilities continue this summer with the primary focus being on the hallways on the second and third floors. They are being renovated to "link" the work previously completed on the first floor, the Rotunda and the northern end of the building, aesthetically connecting the old with the new. Work is scheduled to be completed in early August.
Alumnus Jere Morehead installed as UGA's 22nd president
Monday, July 1, 2013
Jere Morehead, a 1980 graduate of Georgia Law, became UGA's 22nd president on July1. He has stated that his top priorities will include: focusing on the university's upcoming capital fundraising campaign, increasing the number of need-based scholarships and playing a larger role in the economic development of Georgia.
UGA School of Law alumni association presents highest honor to Darden and Jones
Friday, June 28, 2013
Georgia Law's alumni association has named Atlanta attorney and former U.S. Congressman George W. "Buddy" Darden III (J.D.'67) and U.S. District Court Judge for the Northern District of Georgia Steve Jones (J.D.'87) as the recipients of this year's Distinguished Service Scroll Award. The award is the Law School Association's highest honor and recognizes individuals for their exceptional service and dedication to the legal profession and the law school.
Georgia Law welcomes three new professors
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
This fall, three new professors will be joining the faculty of Georgia Law. They are: Jason A. Cade, who will teach Immigration Law and the Medical-Legal Partnership Clinic; Nathan S. Chapman, who will teach Law & Ethics of Lawyering, Law & Religion and Georgia Practice; and Christina Mulligan, who will teach Internet Law, Cybercrimes and Intellectual Property Survey.


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Noted Video blogger and author Jay Dedman will host a Hands-On Videoblogging Workshop for nonprofit organizations in New Orleans.
Videoblogging is an effective way for nonprofits to build awareness of their organization's work not just by telling what they do, but by showing it. Vblogs can be used to promote special events, deliver powerful testimonials from organizational clients, and show donors specific details of how their contributions are being used. Vblogs can deliver personal messages from organizational staff and executives, or provide how-to information to help staff and clients complete complicated forms or understand qualification procedures.
The Videoblogging Workshop for Nonprofits will cover the practical aspects of setting up a blog, arranging for video hosting, editing and compressing video for the web, publishing and distributing content, publicizing the blog, and connecting with the appropriate audience. Participants are asked to bring their laptop computer and video camera so that they can learn on their own equipment.
The workshop will be held at at NonProfit Central, 1824 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd, New Orleans, beginning at 2:00 pm with the giveaway of a Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD2 digital movie camera donated by Beth Kanter, nonprofit technology specialist and author of "Beth's Blog". To register for the giveaway, participants should email a brief (150 word or less) description of how their nonprofit organization would benefit from the video camera and their plans for using it to email@example.com before 5 PM on Friday, March 14. All entries will also be entered into a drawing to win a complimentary copy of Jay Dedman's book "Videoblogging".
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Homeowners may still struggle to make mortgage payments, but when it comes to other types of debt, consumers appear to have their financial lives under better control.
A report by Equifax, a credit reporting bureau, shows finance write-offs -- excluding home mortgages -- plunged by 52 percent over the last three years. The write-offs have decreased to $26.2 billion as of April 2012 from $54.1 billion in April 2009.
Equifax attributes the decline in defaults to both improvements in general repayment patterns and lower numbers of bankruptcies. Bankruptcy dollars have declined at a slower rate, comprising 15.7 percent of write-off dollars in 2009 but 18.5 percent of write-off dollars today.
This is due to faster declines in the average dollar size of general delinquencies, relative to the peak of the recession, the company reports.
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Consumers are also paying down their debt. Non-Home Finance balances declined by seven percent or $193 billion since October 2008, but the deleveraging trend ended about a year ago, with balances now 1.5 percent higher than in May 2011.
Balances on auto loans are increasing following the trend in rising auto sales, while credit card balances are declining at a slower rate due to sustained origination increases and payment improvements that mirror pre-recession levels.
There are signs, however, that consumers are once again running up credit card balances. Based on current trends, card balances will stop declining and begin increasing during 2012, Equifax said.
As has been noted previously, student debt totals are trending higher, in part because more people are returning to school in hopes of improving their job prospects. Student lending balances rose 66 percent to $766 billion in November 2011 from the pre-recession average of $460 billion, before falling back to $753 billion as of April 2012.
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Part of the reason that debt is rising again, Equifax notes, is that lenders are, for the first time since the recession, beginning to increase loans.
"Consumers are now starting to see greater accessibility to credit opportunities and they are taking advantage of those opportunities, though in moderation," said Equifax Chief Economist Amy Crews Cutts. "The American household's balance sheet is looking much better now, with debt burdens down significantly due to both write-offs and consumer-led deleveraging, and slow but significant improvements in the economy."
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I cannot say that excitement was building before Danny Alexander's tax-tastic speech yesterday. Maybe, like a certain political party, it was having a kip. However, I have to say that the great man got the introduction that he deserved: "Conference, may I welcome you to F34 — the speech by Danny Alexander, who is the Chief Secretary of the Treasury."
F34 walked onto the stage, gripping his script, to what we call polite applause.
Last year he had thrown caution to the winds and circled the lectern like a demented sat-nav. This time, he held on to the lectern as if


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This is a place where you can just sit back relax and talk about the twilight princess!
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The Twilight Princess.
I looks like a great game
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I saw a video where link was boxing with a goron so i wonder if those damn zoras are in it.
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It looks like it's gonna take advantage of the remote. I love watching all those twilight clips, there's like 8 of em'.
Are the wii graphics for TP supposed to be better than the GC version? Because all of the TP screen shots I have seen look better than anything I've ever seen on GC - of course I mostly stick to Mario type games, (like kart and more kart) And Zelda kinda had a similar animation to those games - so I havent seen GC's true realistic potential I guess.
Wii will have better graphics, when u watch clips u can't really even tell if it's got good graphics because the movie clip has poor graphics.
Yes from everything I've heard the wii zelda is supposed to have better graphics than GC version.
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Yes it will but the 2 version will be the same only with the difference of the controller
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ive seen the art of a goron from TP (electronic gaming monthly) and it looks so much darker and more detailed
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Tomahawks beat the Bruins
MARYSVILLE — The Marysville-Pilchuck Tomahawks girls basketball team earned their third win in a row in a 51-32 win over the Cascade High School Bruins on Dec. 27.
It was a great night for senior guard Charlee Pilon, who shot well, hitting three three-pointers and scoring 11 points overall.
Defense also contributed heavily to M-P's success. The Tomahawks turned loose balls into steals, dismantling their opponents' offense.
"On defense we hustled and scrapped well," Pilon said. "We tried to get after every loose ball. Everyone hustled."
Senior forward Jordan Bengen was a valuable player as well, contributing on both offense and defense. Bengen was the highest scorer for M-P, totaling 17 points. "Jordan had a great game," M-P head coach Julie Martin said. "She really set the tone defensively for us."
In the first quarter, The Tomahawks opened with a three, showing they were confident in their shooting. Senior guard Jennika Anglim, imposed herself as a defensive player, making a steal early in the quarter.
Cascade was able to get itself to the free-throw line and score, but not much. The Tomahawks continued to outgun the Bruins with the first quarter ending at 19-6.
In the second quarter, The Tommies were a dual threat with both sharp shooting and scoring on the inside, in which they racked up 11 points outscoring the Bruins by five. The Tomahawks' defense was still in control holding the Bruins to six points. The second quarter ended with the Tomahawks in the lead 30-12.
After the halftime, the Bruins enjoyed a brief rally. The intensity of the game picked up as the Bruins opened the third quarter with two consecutive goals. The Bruins stepped up their defense utilizing full-court pressure disrupting the Tomahawks' offense. As a result, The Tomahawks noticeably cooled off.
The Bruins were able to make steals, but were not able to convert on defensive plays as they were countered by M-P's active defense.
"We came out a little sluggish," Martin said. "But we ended up working well together."
Though the third quarter began roughly, the Tomahawks began to find ways to score and extend their lead. The Bruins, again, found their way to free throw line, and were able to convert. The Tomahawks were only able to outscore Bruins, but not by much as in previous quarters. The Bruins were able to score 10 while M-P made 14 points. The Tomahawks still had a solid lead with the score at 44-22.
The final quarter concluded with M-P only scoring seven more points and holding the Bruins to 10 sealing the Tomahawks' victory.
Martin attributed the win to the Tomahawks' team cohesion. "We all worked very well together," Martin said. "It was all high energy out there.
Being at home also helped Tomahawks shooting game. "We shoot pretty well in this gym," Martin said. "That's for sure."
Pilon echoed her coach's statements, in which she said that the Tommies play better working together. "We were really selfless," Pilon said. "We played as a team."
Pilon hopes that the team continues its teamwork into next games. "When we are selfless, that's when things click for us," Pilon said. "When we don't work well together, that's when we have problems."
M-P lost its away game to Sedro-Wooley, 72-38, on Dec 28. M-P's current overall record is 4-4, with a league record of 1-0.
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Brad Zaun announced his campaign for Congress Tuesday.
Zaun said he will seek the Third Congressional District seat.
The announcement was made Tuesday afternoon at the Auto Jet Muffler Corporation.
Zaun is a former council member and was mayor of Urbandale for seven years. He has been a state Senator since 2005.
He previously ran for Congress in 2010, losing to former Democratic U.S. Rep. Leonard Boswell.
Latham, a Republican, announced last month his plans to retire after finishing his 10th term. Several other candidates have already announced plans to run in the GOP primary race for the seat.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 30 (Reuters) – A member of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board of Governors said on Wednesday it may be difficult to find international consensus on cross-border unwinding of troubled financial institutions.
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International accounting board rejects U.S. "fair value" rule plans
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LONDON, Sept 30 (Reuters) – The top accounting rule setter said on Wednesday that U.S. plans to widen the scope of a rule blamed for amplifying the credit crunch was unacceptable, raising doubts over a 2011 deadline for a global set of accounting rules.
G20 faces credibility test on markets
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PITTSBURGH, Sept 26 (Reuters) – The Group of 20 rich and developing economies, fresh from a triumphant show of unity at Pittsburgh, faces months of deal-making and communication to markets that will test its credibility as the premier global forum for economic cooperation.
ANALYST VIEWS: G20 ends reign of G7 in Pittsburgh
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PITTSBURGH (Reuters) – The world's major economies will begin sharing information about their growth plans by the end of 2009 as the G20 embarks on a novel process of peer review, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said on Friday.
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G20 takes charge of world economy at U.S. summit
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Organizers from the Greater Hatboro Chamber of Commerce tell KYW-AM that donations and sponsorships for its annual holiday parade are way down.
Operations manager Meredith Baker says the chamber may be forced to scale down. That might mean no marching bands or no float to carry Santa.
The Chamber of Commerce says it costs between $10,000 and $12,000 to put on the parade. But economic worries have meant fewer donations and sponsors.
The KYW-AM report says about 50,000 people turn out for the parade. This year's event is scheduled for November 20.


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United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) is an international organization that represents and defends the interests of local governments on the world stage. The Global Observatory on Local Democracy and Decentralization (GOLD) was launched by UCLG in 2006 as part of its objective to become a main source of information on local self-government, local authorities, governance, local democracy, and the exchange of know-how. The Capstone team supported UCLG's Africa Section on the third GOLD report (GOLD III), providing an analysis of service delivery and local governance in various cities of Africa, with particular focus on Accra, Ghana and Kampala, Uganda. The team collected data and conducted interviews with local government officials in Accra and Kampala. The GOLD III report will offer policy recommendations on strengthening local governments' ability to meet their responsibilities for providing basic services: water, sanitation, solid waste managements, public transport, and electricity.


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Syracuse, NY - A Sabatino's Pizza deliveryman was struck in the face with a handgun Saturday night when three men tried to rob him at gunpoint, Syracuse police said.
Scott Mauro, 30, of Syracuse, arrived at a home on Barrett Street to deliver pizza about 9:30 p.m. when three men -- including two with handguns -- approached him outside the house, city police Sgt. Thomas Connellan said.
One of the men struck Mauro in the face with a handgun outside 212 Barrett St., but no money was taken during the attempted robbery, Connellan said in a news release.
Mauro, who works for Sabatino's on South Geddes Street, suffered abrasions to the left side of his face.
The suspects are described as wearing dark hooded sweatshirts and blue jeans, and 5 feet 9 inches to 6 feet tall. One of the suspects' jeans was decorated with cartoon characters.
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Based on the chart for the last 10 years and its earning growth, BSX has a long to go. That is down. If we subtract the $2.00 from its share, which is the loss per share, the stock is fairly valued at $3.40. Of course the current bull market may provide some relief support for this POS. This stock has long lost investors confidence and been traded sideways for the last 10 years or so. I took a huge loss a few years ago at $14.50 and has not looked back. But I would like to use MacArthur's famous quote " I shall be back". I set my target at $3.20. It may take 1 year to fill the order, but I am not rushing.
BSX has great cash flow and is buying back shares and reducing debt. 400 million last QTR.
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Giants vs. A's: Lineups
Crisp CF
Barton 1B
Ellis 2B
Willingham DH
LaRoche 3B
Taylor RF
Powell C
Choice LF
Sogard SS
Anderson P
Also scheduled to pitch: Joe Bateman, Fernando Cabrera, Gabe De Hoyos, Fautino De Los Santos, Joey Devine, Danny Farquhar, Brad Ziegler
Rowand CF
Sanchez 2B
Tejada SS
Burrell LF
DeRosa 3B
Belt 1B
Schierholtz RF
Whiteside DH
Stewart C
Bumgarner P
A's vs. Rangers: Pregame notes
It's another 80-degree day here at Phoenix Muni, and the Rangers are in town. Here are your lineups:
DeJesus RF
Suzuki C
Jackson 1B
Matsui DH
Kouzmanoff 3B
Carson CF
Carter LF
Tolleson SS
Weeks 2B
Braden P
Also scheduled to pitch: Brandon McCarthy, Brian Fuentes, Grant Balfour, Fernando Cabrera, Fautino De Los Santos, Willie Eyre
Borbon CF
German 2B
Moreland 1B
Barden DH
Davis 3B
Teagarden C
Deeds RF
E. Beltre LF
Blanco SS
This and that:
- Rich Harden (lat) threw from 80 feet this morning as part of a "test it out and see how it feels" day. He'll throw again tomorrow, harder and farther, and then take Sunday off. He'll remain on a two-on and one-off schedule for awhile.
- Michael Wuertz (shoulder) threw a 30-pitch bullpen session Thursday and felt great. The plan for him is to throw one or two more bullpens before facing hitters. As Geren noted, Wuertz — like Andrew Bailey and Craig Breslow — really only needs five or six exhibition outings to be ready for the season.
- David DeJesus is in the leadoff spot today with Coco Crisp out of the lineup as scheduled. Geren said DeJesus is a definite candidate for that role during the season should Crisp need a day of rest. Mark Ellis and Cliff Pennington are also options, and it will obviously depend on who's swinging a hot bat at the moment.
A's statement on Crisp's arrest
The A's made this statement regarding Coco Crisp's arrest on suspicion of DUI:
"Coco Crisp
was arrested and detained early this morning under the suspicion of driving
under the influence of alcohol. He was
released from the City of Scottsdale Jail this morning and arrived at Phoenix
Municipal Stadium on time for team pre-game
drills. The A's are aware of the situation and take such matters
seriously.The team and Coco will have no further comment until
further details are available."
Indians vs. A's: Pregame notes
It's a rather quiet news day here at Phoenix Muni. Here are today's starting lineups:
Ellis, 2B
Suzuki, C
DeJesus, RF
Matsui, DH
Kouzmanoff, 3B
Carter, 1B
Taylor, LF
Miller, CF
Tolleson, SS
Cramer, P
Also scheduled to pitch: Tyson Ross, Josh Outman, Joe Bateman, Joey Devine, Yadel Marti, Brad Ziegler, Gabe DeHoyos, Danny Farquhar
CLEVELAND …with some notable faces in there
Brantley, CF
Nix, 2B
Hafner, DH
LaPorta, 1B
Buck, RF
Huffman, LF
Hannahan, 3B
Phillips, 2B
Everett, SS
Masterson, P
Briefly: Andrew Bailey and Craig Breslow are scheduled to throw to hitters Friday. Rich Harden will throw either Friday or Saturday. … Cliff Pennington is slated to make his first start Sunday. Geren said it's still a possibility Pennington could play defense in a game before then. … Ryan Sweeney is still scheduled to get his first start in the outfield early next week. … Yesterday Geren said he'd prefer to keep Chris Carter in the outfield, but he needed a first baseman today since Daric Barton has a scheduled off day and Conor Jackson has played in consecutive games. … Lots of base running drills this morning after a few blunders on the bases in yesterday's game. Geren and Co. are not too fond of trading an out for a run to end an inning, no matter the score. As bench coach Joel Skinner pointed out, handing away an out like that often times makes the difference between an opposing team having to use another pitcher.
Reds vs. A's: Pregame notes
Good morning from Phoenix Muni. Here are your lineups for the home opener:
Crisp, CF
Barton, 1B
Willingham, LF
Jackson, RF
Carter, DH
Powell, C
LaRoche, 2B
Timmons, 3B
Sogard, SS
Gonzalez, P
Also scheduled to pitch: Brett Anderson, Brian Fuentes, Grant Balfour, Fernando Cabrera, Gabe DeHoyos, Fautino De Los Santos, Willie Eyre, Yadel Marti
CINCINNATI (split squad)
Stubbs, CF
Renteria, SS
Gomes, LF
Rolen, 3B
Bruce, RF
Alonso, 1B
Cairo, DH
Valaika, 2B
Miller, C
Leake, P
Tidbits from Geren's morning media session:
- David DeJesus is feeling better, and he'll likely be starting tomorrow's home game against the Indians.
- Chris Carter is in the designated hitter's slot today because Geren wanted to give his feet some rest without taking away at-bats. It's unlikely we'll see him at first base this spring because the A's would like to keep working him in the outfield, where he made back-to-back errors yesterday. Daric Barton, like every regular position player at this point, will play every other day for awhile, and Conor Jackson will receive most other starts at first. Prospect Sean Doolittle is currently unavailable to play first base in exhibition games because the trainers believe his knees aren't quite ready for game competition. He was able to take part in intrasquad games because it was a controlled environment.
- While several players were taking part in bunting drills, Geren was asked if Barton, given a new-look lineup, would essentially be on a shorter leash this year when it comes to bunting. During the early parts of last year, Barton was bunting on a very regular basis in an effort to move runners over. Geren said he actually asked Barton, who at one point was leading the league in sac bunts, to stop doing so in June because "he's too good a hitter to bunt all the time." This year, Barton will only bunt when told to do so. More on this to come in the Beat today…
- There's currently no plan to play Hideki Matsui in the outfield this spring. He'll stick to DH duties in an effort to keep his knees fresh. "He's feeling real good," Geren said, "and we'd like to keep it that way."


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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Rod Thorn says he would have changed his mind and remained as the New Jersey Nets' president and general manager if LeBron James had decided to play in New Jersey.
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Assemblyman Paul Moriarty's visit to a car dealership on July 31, 2012, surely "set in motion" events that led to his arrest on bogus motor vehicle charges, as well as a drunken driving charge that was also dismissed.
Now that he's won in court, and in the court of public opinion, his newly filed civil suit against Nissan of Turnersville seems like piling on.
Moriarty was cleared by a police-car video that showed he hadn't cut off the arresting officer, Joseph DiBuonaventura, on Route 42 after leaving the car lot, as the charges stated. The officer is now on unpaid suspension and faces several charges himself.
It's generally accepted that a dealership worker called a relative at the Washington Township police department, stating that Moriarty seemed to be drunk, once a lease-end conversation turned political and became confrontational. The road stop by DiBuonaventura followed.
Maybe the officer violated Moriarty's "state and federal Constitutional Rights to be free of illegal seizure, unlawful arrest and malicious prosecution." But did the dealer or its workers? That's what the suit alleges. Sounds preposterous.
Why would an assemblyman want to file litigation that alleges slander and defamation of character just for calling the cops — which all of us have the right to do?


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Rebel couple's arrest a blow to Philippine talks
March 24, 2014, 12:32 am TWN
MANILA -- Prospects of reviving peace talks with Philippine communist insurgents have faded following the arrest of a married couple who are senior rebel leaders, officials and analysts said Sunday.
The armed forces have hailed the arrest on Saturday of Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) chairman Benito Tiamzon and his wife, the party's secretary-general Wilma Tiamzon, as a victory.
Military chief General Emmanuel Bautista said Benito Tiamzon heads both the party and its armed wing, the New People's Army (NPA).
He "directs the armed struggle all over the country, directs the (use of landmines), the killings, and the violence perpetrated by the NPA," Bautista said.
He told reporters the arrests would leave the 45-year-old rebel movement with a leadership vacuum, adding he hoped more guerrillas would realize the futility of their struggle.
But the detentions also prompted harsh accusations from both sides over the stalled peace process.
The Tiamzons were held in a raid in the central island of Cebu on three warrants for multiple murder and attempted murder, Bautista said.
He said five other people arrested with the couple were also believed to be insurgents since they were found in possession of firearms and explosives.
Luis Jalandoni, chairman of the insurgents' negotiating panel, condemned the "illegal arrest," saying both Tiamzons were covered by immunity guarantees.
Jalandoni, in a statement on the insurgents' website, called the arrests a "flagrant violation" of an immunity deal signed in 1995 when the latest peace talks began.
It "most seriously prejudices the peace negotiations," he added.
Philippines President Benigno Aquino had hoped to reach a peace agreement with the communists by the end of his term in 2016, but in April 2013 the government declared that talks had collapsed.


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Harris, Benj., variety store , 258 Broadway.
Harris, W., variety store , 254 Broadway.
Harris, Mrs., dress maker , 235 Market, bnbetween Fifth and Sixth.
Harris, Thos., trimming store , Twelfth, bnbetween Olive and Pine.
Harris, J. W., book-keeper , 188 Main.
Harris, Cha's C., clerk , 32 Commercial alalley .
Harrison, J. S., physician , 182 Market, bnbetween Seventh and Eighth.
Harriss, Wm.William, variety store , 221 Broadway.
Harrisse, H., notary public , nsnorth side Chesnut, bnbetween Second and Third.
Hart, J., sulphur baths , sw corsouth-west corner Broadway and O'Fallon.
Hart, H. N., atty at law , nsnorth side Pine, bnbetween Second and Third.
Hart, O. A., architect , eseast side Fifth, bnbetween Olive and Locust.
Hart, J. A., clothier , eseast side Third, bnbetween Vine and Wash avWashington avenue .
Hart & Harvey , stove warehouse, eseast side Second, bnbetween Olive and Pine.
Hart, J. L., clerk , nw cornorth-west corner Main and Green.
Hartmann, H., cabinet maker , es s Third, bnbetween Mulberry and Lombard.
Hartmann, W., boot and shoe maker , ne cor s Third and Convent.
Hartnett, M. J., book and job printing establishment , ne cornorth-east corner Pine and
Hartnett & Taylor , importers wines and liquors, 11 sssouth side Pine, bn Main and
Hartry, Wm.William, clerk , Market, bnbetween Eighth and Ninth.
Hartry, Lucy, dress maker , Market, bnbetween Eighth and Ninth.
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Harvey & Whedon , auction and commission merchants, 61 Main, bnbetween
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Hasebrook, H. F., clerk , 71 Main.
Haskell & Co.company , bankers, sw corsouth-west corner Vine and Main.
Haslam, Mrs., boarding house , 102 wswest side Fourth, bnbetween Locust and Olive.
Haslet, Wm.William, foundry , Smith, bnbetween Second and Third.
Hasse, E., physician and surgeon , sw corsouth-west corner Fifth and Hickory.
Hassinger & Peterson , soda water manufacturers, corcorner Fifteenth and
Hasslinger, Wm.William, tinsmith , 207 Frank av Franklin avenue .
Hastings & Mower , tinware store, 70 wswest side Second, bnbetween Pine and Olive.
Hatch, W. G., physician , 68 Vine, bnbetween Third and Fourth.
Hatch, S. T., salesman , 208 Broadway.
Hathaway, J. W., lumber yard , nw cor Carr and Fifth.
Hattendorf, F., bar-room , 84 ss south-side Frank av,Franklin avenue bnbetween Sixth and Seventh.
Hatton, J., furniture store , 56 Locust, bnbetween Second and Third.
Haughton, D., homeopathic physician , resid'e sssouth side Olive, bnbetween Sixth and
Haupt, J., grocer , eseast side Carondelet av,avenue bnbetween Lesperance and Picott.
Hauser, G., coffee house , s cor Levee and Poplar.
Hauser, F., coffee house , wswest-side ssouth Fifth, bnbetween Park avavenue and Rutger.
Havens, J. C., dry goods , 90 wswest side Fourth.
Hawe, Wm.William, cooper , nsnorth side Market, bnbetween Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Hawken, Sam'l, gunsmith , nsnorth-side Wash av,Washington avenue bnbetween Main and Second.
Hawkin, Cha's, white-washer , ns Carr, bn Tenth and Eleventh.
Hawle, Fred., salesman , 175 Main.
Hayden & Wilson , saddlery and hardware, 11 eseast side Main, bnbetween Chesnut and
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In his fictional world, Joseph Edgley Walsh was a widower. Not a child molester.
But Walsh's tales weren't true, a prosecutor said Wednesday.
Walsh, charged with sexually abusing five boys, is on trial in Washington County Circuit Court this week.
During opening statements, Senior Deputy District Attorney Megan Johnson told jurors that Walsh developed relationships with the boys and their families through sad stories that were all lies.
Walsh, 43, of Tigard, faces a 20-count indictment on charges of first-degree sexual abuse, using a child in a display of sexually explicit conduct, encouraging child sex abuse, unlawful contact with a child, luring a minor and attempted delivery of marijuana to a child.
The abuse occurred between 2008 and 2013, Johnson said.
One fact jurors won't hear: The 43-year-old from Tigard has two previous convictions for sex crimes.
Walsh was arrested on these latest charges in June last year following a Tualatin police investigation.
Johnson told jurors that Walsh endeared himself to the parents of young sons with lies. He told them his wife and son died in a car wreck, Johnson said. In reality, he had no wife, no son and there was no accident.
Spending time with children made him feel better, Walsh told the parents. He earned the trust of the boys and their families, Johnson said, by bringing them gifts and being a friend.
One of the boys told investigators, "He was like a really good friend. But he wasn't. … He tricked us."
The case began, the prosecutor said, when a father found his young stepson in the back of a truck with Walsh. It struck the father as suspicious.
Walsh and the boy said nothing had happened, Johnson said, but the boy later acknowledged that Walsh had attempted something.
The boy, now 11, has never disclosed that Walsh actually touched him. But, Johnson said, he has stated that he once found a picture of his own genitals on Walsh's phone.
Walsh is also charged with contact that when he took the boy's older brother and friend camping, Johnson said. During the trip, while the three were lying in a tent, Walsh offered one of the boys pot in exchange for a sex act.
The boy declined and rolled over, Johnson said. Walsh then cuddled up to the boy and stroked him.
The investigation led police to revive an earlier investigation involving Walsh.
In 2009, a Vancouver man who had befriended Walsh plugged Walsh's forgotten thumb drive into his computer. On the device, he found a picture of a man's hand touching a young boy's penis.
Horrified, he called his wife to come look at the image, Johnson said. The wife recognized her young son's pajama pants in the photo; the parents realized it was their son in the photo.
The son, interviewed by investigators, disclosed that Walsh had molested him. Johnson said the case was forwarded to federal prosecutors, who declined to file charges.
Detectives contacted the victim again last year – about four years after his initial disclosure – and he provided much more detail. Authorities established that the boy was sexually abused multiple times in Tigard, where Walsh was living. Charges in this Washington County case reflect those incidents.
The two other victims in this case are brothers who Walsh is accused of abusing in 2008.
Walsh pretended to have romantic interest in a woman with two young sons, Johnson said. He lived with the family and referred to the woman as his wife. The couple, Johnson said, never had sexual contact.
According to the prosecution, the woman caught Walsh giving alcohol to one of her sons while touching the boy's thigh. She also recalls walking in on Walsh touching her other son's genitals when the child was taking a bath.
Canadian authorities have since removed the children from their mother's care, Johnson said, and they no longer live with her.
The mother told the boys to never reveal what happened while they lived with "Papa Joe," Johnson said, and they never have. But the woman will testify against him.
The prosecutor's opening statements lasted nearly an hour Wednesday morning.
Defense attorney Bill Redden addressed the jury for five minutes.
Regarding the bath incident, the defender said, his client was teaching the child about hygiene. And Walsh's hand was merely on the other brother's leg, Redden said.
He told jurors there are inconsistencies in the state's case. Some of the evidence does not fit the time frame of the alleged incidents, he said.
Concluding his statement, Redden said he'd ask jurors to find Walsh not guilty.
-- Emily E. Smith


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Good afternoon!
This Friday marks the opening of The Off Broad Street Players production of "Fiddler On The Roof'' at the beautiful Levoy Theatre.
Dates and times are as follows:
Aug. 2 — 8 p.m.
Aug. 3 — 8 p.m.
Aug. 4 — 3 p.m.
Aug. 8 — 7:30 p.m. (Community Night)
Aug. 9 — 8 p.m.
Aug. 10 — 8 p.m.
Aug. 11 — 3 p.m.
Tickets are on sale now at www.levoy.net/fiddler/, by calling 856-327-6400, or at the box office at 130 N. High St., Millville.
For more information on OBSP, visit www.obsp.org or email Director of Public Relations Jason D. Smith at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Remember, the Phillie Phanatic will be at the Bridgeton Invitational Monday night along with the Hug-a-Bears.
Joyce's Stars play tonight at 6:30 p.m.
And, remember the tournament started in 1967, not 1966.
Granny Hamner and Stan Lopata, retired Phillies, and Bobby Schantz, who went 24-7 in 1952 for the A's, played in the first tournament
Somebody else remembers those days.
Al 10-year-old named Joe Stanger got the idea he could make money selling goodies in the stands, like vendors do in the major leagues.
"It must have been around 1969,'' he said this morning. "I went around to the back of the refreshment stand and loaded up on peanuts and Coke.
"I got two cents for each one I sold.
"By the time the tournament was over, I had $100 and went down to that bicycle shop on Washington Street and bought a new Schwinn.''
Stanger said he has a photo of himself with his carrier standing next to motorcycle patrolman Kelly Weber in an album somewhere.
"I'll see if I can find it tonight,'' he said.
Scott Eyre, relief pitcher with the 2008 World Champion Phillies, is scheduled to make an appearance at the Bridgeton Invitational Tournament on Friday.
The 43rd annual Rob Shannon Slo-Pitch Tournsament held on July 20 saw outstanding softball played in both the
women's and men's divisions.
Deluxe Bakery of Runnemede, led by Sam Racobaldo, went undefeated to win the men's division, outscoring opponents, 77-41.
Ryan Sims, their right fielder was their MVP.
Ballbusters of Folsom, led by Mary Brown, came through in the losers bracket to defeat reigning champions World Gems of Central Jersey, twice.
MVP was left fielder Connie Hudson.
The tournament funds 16 youth organizations in Millville.
Carola Hartley, director of Bridgeton Main Street, is looking for volunteers to help with the Cohansey Riverfest and Bridgeton CrabFest on Saturday, Aug. 24.
You can even help by selling tickets.
Call 856-453-8130.
Ever hear of the board game Bridgetonopoly.
It's a fundraiser for the Bridgeton holiday parade.
They need to sell the rest of the spots on the game board by Aug. 15.
Why are we talking Christmas in August when all the deodorants are gone from the shelves in this heat?
MY KIND OF TOWN: Where sidewalks on Mayor Aitken Drive can't come too soon. Going into the park, you have push baby strollers out in the road.