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December 4, 2007
Tuesday with Johan Santana
Hank on including Hughes and Kennedy: "That's not going to happen. To give up two of the three, there's no chance, not for anybody." (P.S. If A-Rod opts out, that's it. He's gone. I mean it.)
Heyman: "The Twins told the Yankees they would accept a deal without pitching prospect Ian Kennedy but want both pitching prospect Alan Horne and outfield prospect Austin Jackson in addition to top young pitcher Phil Hughes and outfielder Melky Cabrera."
Rotoworld: "The Twins have reportedly asked for Jacoby Ellsbury, Jon Lester and Jed Lowrie from the Red Sox for Johan Santana."
Globe: "The Red Sox have traded medical information with the Minnesota Twins on Jon Lester, which means that talks between the two teams have progressed." (Other reports have the Twins asking for the info and the Sox providing it.)
Fox: "The Twins adjourned their discussions with both clubs at approximately 1:30 a.m. CT."
ESPN: "Buster Olney reported early Tuesday that ... If the Twins were satisfied with Lester's medicals, it's believed they would accept a swap of him, Coco Crisp, shortstop prospect Jed Lowrie and either highly regarded pitching prospect Justin Masterson or another player. Or if the Twins reversed field and decided they wanted center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury instead, it's believed that would be a 3-for-1 trade -- with only Ellsbury, Masterson and Lowrie going to Minnesota.
New Jersey Star-Ledger: "According to an official of an American League team, the Boston Red Sox have made a significant increase in their proposal for Johan Santana, offering the Minnesota Twins pitcher Jon Lester, outfielders Coco Crisp and Jacoby Ellsbury and minor-league infielder Jed Lowrie. The official, who asked not to be named because he is not directly involved, said the Twins were going to sleep on it."
ESPN: "'If the Red Sox get Santana,' said an executive of one NL team that's grateful to be in the other league, 'they might be the best team in the history of the frigging universe.'"
Times: "The Yankees' pursuit of Johan Santana showed a flicker of life early Tuesday morning when the Minnesota Twins backed off their demand that the right-hander Ian Kennedy be added to the Yankees' trade offer."
Star Tribune: The exchange of medical info "could mean that the Red Sox and Twins have reached agreement on a deal involving Johan Santana. ... Around 2 a.m. I contacted someone with knowledge of the negotiations. That person had heard that the deal was for four players: Jon Lester, Coco Crisp, Jed Lowrie and Justin Masterson. Notice that Jacoby Ellsbury is not part of the deal. I didn't run with it then because I really wanted to be sure. But I want to let you know this morning that's what I'm hearing.
72 comments:
- ish said...
ESPN: "'If the Red Sox get Santana,' said an executive of one NL team that's grateful to be in the other league, 'they might be the best team in the history of the frigging universe.'"
I read that article too, and that paragraph definitely made my morning. Man, they really should make movies out of this stuff.
- December 4, 2007 at 10:03 AM
- redsock said...
SoSHer 86spike: "I perceive the fatal flaw of the Yankees offer is the fact that Melky cannot be an effective CFer if slotted between Delmon Young and Michael Cuddyer. That would be a terrible outfield defnesively. So they would have had to slide Cuddyer to 3B and move Melky to RF ... Once the Twins acquired Delmon ... Melky's value to them sunk like a rock. So they need, absolutely need, NY to offer Kennedy since Melky is now the 3rd best piece of the package by far."
- December 4, 2007 at 10:06 AM
- redsock said...
Crasnick: Jacoby Ellsbury has dropped agent Joe Urbon and is now represented by Scott Boras.
- December 4, 2007 at 10:08 AM
- ish said...
Jacoby Ellsbury has dropped agent Joe Urbon and is now represented by Scott Boras.
Hmm. Interesting. That's too bad, also, since we all know what kind of a weasel Boras is, etc. Oh well.
- December 4, 2007 at 10:24 AM
- redsock said...
This can't have any basis in reality.
TSN: "That means the Red Sox, at this moment, stand alone in the Santana negotiations, and could pretty much force a package of pitcher Jon Lester, centerfielder Coco Crisp, infielder Jed Lowrie and a second pitching prospect for Santana."
So we keep Lyndon and Clay?!?!?!?
- December 4, 2007 at 10:25 AM
- redsock said...
Also read: "the favored offer stands at Lester, Crisp, Lowrie, and Masterson".
If so, then it's because the Sox offer includes more MLB-ready or close-to-ready players than NY (Hughes is really it; Dud is a dud) -- and they really like Lester.
- December 4, 2007 at 10:28 AM
- redsock said...
Could Boras be the reason Ellsbury is not in the allegedly now-perferred deal?
If Theo pulls this off without Ellsbury or Buchholz, great move, Lyndon!!!
- December 4, 2007 at 10:30 AM
- Zenslinger said...
About being the best team in the universe -- something interesting was said over at RL. They said the Twins might rather the Sox have Santana so that we would be a clear favorite to win the division, lessening the competition for the Wild Card spot from the Twins' perspective.
Nice as that was to hear from a Yankee fan, best team in the universe is overblown. The Yankees would still compete with us pretty solidly. And we would be giving up a fair chunk of the future.
- December 4, 2007 at 10:59 AM
- Devine said...
Wang-Pettitte-Mussina-2kids competes with Beckett-Santana-Matsuzaka-Schilling-Wakefield/1kid?
I respectfully disagree. That's no aces to two.
If the Yankees get one ace (Haren, etc.), then I think they have a shot at the division, but better start thinking a bit more about the wild card. So far, it just looks to me like they got older and more expensive.
Five years down the line, anything is possible, of course. But so much can happen (or not happen) in that time period to any player...
I would be stoked if the deal got done on the terms they're talking. Totally stoked. But I'm kinda expecting the Yankees to cave.
- December 4, 2007 at 11:14 AM
- Jan said...
maybe even 3 if Matsuzaka pitches better this year. -Jan
- December 4, 2007 at 11:43 AM
- Zenslinger said...
So far, it just looks to me like they got older and more expensive.
They will probably add a pitcher, maybe Haren. And imagine 2007 if they hadn't had the storm of injury madness. You can't bank on that sort of thing.
I'm not saying I want to be them. I'm just saying I never feel like we're an easy favorite in this division.
And we ain't got Santana yet. Although in the Santana thread at SoSH, it was mentioned that the lack of leaks since last night might indicate that talks are serious -- i.e., locked down as Theo's known to do (along with most GMs).
- December 4, 2007 at 12:06 PM
- Devine said...
Which is why I wrote "But I'm kinda expecting the Yankees to cave" meaning offer Kennedy or whatnot to get Santana. I don't call this a done deal yet by any stretch.
- December 4, 2007 at 12:12 PM
- redsock said...
Herald: "Late Monday night, the Red Sox received a call from the Twins requesting the medical records of Lester. After reviewing the information, the Twins were satisfied that there were no red flags there that would block a deal, said the source. "The Red Sox are legitimate, real players in this now," said the source. "The Twins like their players.""
- December 4, 2007 at 12:17 PM
- Zenslinger said...
There's a blog being updated at ESPN. Gammons says as of 12:50 EST that they're going to get back together, with the Twins still trying to decide on the 4-player Lester package or the 3-player Ellsbury one.
- December 4, 2007 at 1:13 PM
- Jere said...
Herald says looks like Haren going to D-Backs.
- December 4, 2007 at 1:21 PM
- nixon33 said...
if the sox could pull this off without giving up ellsbury OR buchholz, that would be AMAZING.
as much as i'd hate to see lester go, goodbye coco "burnt to a" crisp.
- December 4, 2007 at 1:32 PM
- ish said...
Go D-Backs! Get Haren. That'd be very good. But do it after the Santana deal is done with the Red Sox, because if Haren is snatched up, the Twins might decide to up the price a wee bit. Just take any additional drama out of it and get it done.
- December 4, 2007 at 2:12 PM
- redsock said...
WFAN, 1:27 PM: Yankees believe Santana is going to Boston with the Lester and Crisp deal.
- December 4, 2007 at 2:17 PM
- redsock said...
Are the Yankees truly going to let Ian Kennedy stop the Red Sox from getting Johan Santana?
I know a lot of MFY fans believe their prospects walk on water, but I assume their FO is brighter than that.
With Santana-Beckett-Dice and Buchholz coming on, the Yankees would be looking at wild card or bust for several years.
- December 4, 2007 at 2:22 PM
- redsock said...
SoSHer SoxFanSince57: "The MFY could certainly swoop in and offer the best package, but right now for my money the Sox are totally "schooling" the MFY on negotiating strategy. The Sox have remained flexible and responsive to the needs of their trading partners while the MFY have set an internal value for a set of prospects and simply pushed them. I am pretty sure that SoSH members like me who have negotiated hundered of deals appreciate the art and science of Theo's approach. From a negotiating process stand-point Theo is killing the MFY. The Sox are listening to the Twins needs and doing their best to craft alternatives for them to consider. Nicely done. Even when the Twins re-open discussions with the MFY and ask them for a similar set of alternatives to consider, the MFY, by reports, just say no."
- December 4, 2007 at 2:33 PM
- redsock said...
From SoSH
Buster Olney on ESPN Radio, 2:25 PM:
- says Twins and RS are meeting as we speak, expected to pick Lester- or Ellsbury-centered package
- Twins "like Ellsbury a lot" - but some people in the organization want to get an ML-ready pitcher back in the deal
- RS "very confident" they will be able to work out long-term deal with Santana
- December 4, 2007 at 2:37 PM
- ish said...
Sean McAdam: This afternoon the Twins were meeting with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, who have jumped into the Santana negotiations at the eleventh hour. Previously, the Angels had been focusing on Florida Marlins third baseman Miguel Cabrera, but have been stuck trying to complete a deal.
There is said to be a division among Angels executives over which player to pursue -- Cabrera or Santana.
The Twins have told the Angels that Jared Weaver would have to be part of a deal for Santana to give Minnesota another young starter as part of the mix. Other names expected to be talked about include shortstop prospect Brandon Wood.
The Twins and Red Sox have not spoken since early this morning.
- December 4, 2007 at 2:48 PM
- Zenslinger said...
Now that's a spicy meatball in the update department. Thanks, RS.
- December 4, 2007 at 2:56 PM
- Colin said...
With Santana-Beckett-Dice and Buchholz coming on, the Yankees would be looking at wild card or bust for several years.
That would be such an awesome prospect to think about.
Still conflicted over Ellsbury though, but at least he has a WS ring if he does indeed go so there's no regrets whatsoever. And besides, it may suck but we can't keep all the fan favorites, except Doc who won everyone's heart again with the re-sign.
- December 4, 2007 at 3:00 PM
- redsock said...
Star Tribune: "I spoke to a National League scout who watched Jed Lowrie in the Arizona Fall League, and he was very negative about Lowrie's defense, using the words "hard hands". The scout said there's "not a snowball's chance" Lowrie plays shortstop in the big leagues. ... After hearing all that, it's no wonder there is now a buzz from Nashville that the Twins could be looking for a 5-for-1 offer from the Red Sox."
- December 4, 2007 at 3:03 PM
- Navot said...
I'm reading all this... and just waiting for ESPN.com to put up a Photoshoped picture of Santana in Pinstrips.
Just as long as there isn't a picture of Ellsbury in Twin-strips... still, there's fear in my heart of seeing Santana down in NY. That's not a pleasant thought at all.
- December 4, 2007 at 3:09 PM
- ish said...
WFAN is reporting on a possible trade of Erik Bedard to the Dodgers for Matt Kemp and Jonathan Broxton.
- December 4, 2007 at 3:15 PM
- Andy said...
i think the twins need a proven or at least semi-proven pitcher like lester. He's never lost right? Plus with the East seemingly tied up right now for 08 if this momentum keeps going and we stay healthy, how could the twins send 20 wins to the yankees and thereby eliminate their chances at at least a wild card spot.
- December 4, 2007 at 3:30 PM
- Andy said...
3:28 p.m., from Peter Gammons
• The Twins and Red Sox are getting closer to finalizing a Johan Santana deal. Boston has sweetened its offer by adding a fifth player to the the offer -- outfield prospect Ryan Kalish, a ninth-round pick in the 2006 draft out of Red Bank Catholic High School (Shrewsbury, N.J.).
- December 4, 2007 at 3:42 PM
- Andy said...
3:44 p.m., from Enrique Rojas
• The Royals have expressed some interest in Sammy Sosa, according to a source. Sosa has the same agent as Jose Guillen, Adam Katz, and the two sides are trying to determine dollar figures that make sense.
That is funny. How far the mighty can fall.
- December 4, 2007 at 3:55 PM
- redsock said...
Olney, 3:25 PM: "The Yankees and Twins haven't talked at all so far Tuesday about Johan Santana, amid increasing indications Santana is going to be dealt to Boston. The Twins are also talking to the Angels, however."
Star-Ledger: "An official from one of the two teams said the Twins have still not responded to Boston's proposals for Johan Santaga. It's assumed the Red Sox have two offers out: Jon Lester, Coco Crisp, Jed Lowrie and Justin Masterson for Santana and one that replaces Lester and Crisp with Jacoby Ellsbury. The Red Sox were expecting to hear back from the Twins by this morning or afternoon ..."
Come on, Twins, shit or get off the pot!
(Also, I would not cry if the Angels came in and got Johan.)
- December 4, 2007 at 4:06 PM
- redsock said...
Pioneer Press: "According to Peter Gammons, who is well connected in Boston's front office, the Red Sox and Twins plan an afternoon meeting to continue their discussions. So there could be some news later today. If Boston remains adamant about not including both Lester and Ellsbury in the same deal, I just heard speculation that Bill Smith might try adding a prospect of his own to the deal, in hopes of making the trade more palatable. If that's the case, this could be another all-nighter."
Herald: "According to a source familiar with the negotiations the Twins have told they want to complete the Johan Santana deal by the end of today."
WTF? "The Red Sox are said to have two offers on the table, one involving center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury, and the other involving pitcher Clay Buchholz."
Gotta be a .....
- December 4, 2007 at 4:17 PM
- redsock said...
Gotta be a typo.
- December 4, 2007 at 4:20 PM
- s1c said...
Bradford was just on WEEI - The fifth player is a very high prospect, the whispering is that the Yankees will make a push to up the ante, because they need Santana more than the Sox do, but look for the deal to be completed tonight and his feeling is that the Twins will take the Lester, Coco, Lowrie, Masterson plus the high schooler. Or at least that is the way I understood it.
- December 4, 2007 at 4:50 PM
- s1c said...
All times ET
4:49 p.m., from Jayson Stark
• The Twins and Angels continue to talk about a Johan Santana trade. Many of the same players mentioned in the Miguel Cabrera sweepstakes -- Howie Kendrick, Brandan Wood, Nick Adenhart, and possibly Jeff Mathis or Reggie Willits -- would be included in a package for Santana.
• It is believed that the Angels haven't talked with the Marlins since last night, and Miguel Cabrera is off their radar screen -- at least for now.
- December 4, 2007 at 4:59 PM
- Andy said...
no to the angels. We have lester thats all you need twinkies.
- December 4, 2007 at 5:04 PM
- redsock said...
Means nothing but ...
NJ Star-Ledger: "The Yankees have pulled out of trade talks for Minnesota Twins ace Johan Santana. '(Hank Steinbrenner) closed the door on the Santana thing,' a high-ranking Yankees official said today. 'The Santana thing's over.'"
Star Tribune: "The Red Sox and Twins are expected to meet soon. A source close to the negotiations told me that two deals - one led by Jacoby Ellsbury and one led by Jon Lester - are in play. ... The source said a Red Sox official was told by a Twins official this morning that the Twins wanted this thing wrapped up today. ... The Twins, meanwhile, have cleared another spot off their 40-man roster by outrighting infielder Chris Basak to Class AAA Rochester. They now have 38 spots on their roster. Hmm."
Globe: "The Newark Star Ledger just reported that the Yankees are out of the running for Johan Santana. One Sox source said he was skeptical that is the case. The Twins meanwhile have outrighted a player off their 40-man roster, the kind of move that often takes place before a trade, as they try to create roster space. The Commissioner, Peter Gammons, say a fifth player may be in the package that the Sox would give the Twins for Santana, minor league outfielder Ryan Kalish, but my Sox sources could not confirm that. The Sox people I'm talking to say they're still waiting."
Herald: "The Red Sox and the Twins are still trying to settle on the final package of prospects the Red Sox would give up in return for ace Johan Santana. Those talks are believed to be ongoing as the dinner hour approaches on the East Coast. ... The Twins have told the Red Sox that they would like to get the deal done sometime today. One Red Sox source rolled his eyes this afternoon when he heard that Yankees' New Boss Hank Steinbrenner had just declared the Yankees' involvement with Santana to be over."
- December 4, 2007 at 5:12 PM
- redsock said...
Gammons, who reported the 5th player/Kalish possibility, now saying there is no 5th player involved.
- December 4, 2007 at 5:16 PM
- redsock said...
How reliable is Will Carroll of BP?
"Johan Santana to the Red Sox is all but done. Jon Lester, a center fielder, Justin Masterson and Ryan Kalish are the package. More details now. --Will Carroll, 5:15 p.m."
No name for the CF???
- December 4, 2007 at 5:20 PM
- nick said...
a centerfielder. Would they really let both Lester and LBJ go in a 4 man deal?
- December 4, 2007 at 5:22 PM
- redsock said...
If the Chokers are really out, NFW.
All afternoon we have heard is there is a Lester deal and a LBJ deal.
If I recall, Carroll isn't all that reliable, though he could be here.
- December 4, 2007 at 5:23 PM
- redsock said...
Assuming is Ococ, the Sox subbed Kalish for Lowrie. Not sure how this helps the Twins, who could start Lowrie on opening day. Kalish is promising, but in A ball.
- December 4, 2007 at 5:25 PM
- nick said...
I confess to knowing nothing about Kalish and little more than that about Masterson, but if it's Coco (and say what you may, but I do like him) not LBJ, excellent. But... Santana and Coco or LBJ and Lester.
- December 4, 2007 at 5:26 PM
- nick said...
gah! I'm leaving work and won't be around the tubes til late tonight. Who cares about a programming committee meeting--what's up with Santana?!
- December 4, 2007 at 5:28 PM
- redsock said...
Some SoSHers thinking of Lowrie is out, then Lyndon is in. With maybe a 2nd player coming from Minn.
- December 4, 2007 at 5:29 PM
- redsock said...
Or they think Minn values Kalish (19 and who mashed in A ball) more than Lowrie. Opinion is divided! :>)
- December 4, 2007 at 5:34 PM
- redsock said...
SoSher ragnarok725: "Ellsbury in the deal would seem to make Kalish redundant. Six years of Ellsbury and Kalish would be blocked for probably about 3 of them. Kalish as a potential future replacement for 3 years of Coco makes sense. Maybe it comes down to Ellsbury vs. Lowrie + Coco. That's probably a hard one for the Twins."
- December 4, 2007 at 5:39 PM
- ish said...
Edes: "Angels GM Tony Reagins just told reporters that there was no truth to Angels being involved in Johan Santana negotiations. Said he never talked to Twins."
- December 4, 2007 at 6:00 PM
- Colin said...
No name for the CF???
- December 4, 2007 at 6:01 PM
- Zenslinger said...
From the ESPN Blog, Oleny says the Angels deny being in on Santana.
- December 4, 2007 at 6:02 PM
- s1c said...
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- December 4, 2007 at 6:06 PM
- redsock said...
SoSHer reports on Gammoms comments:
- Buchholz has been untouchable all the way through. If they included him, it would have been a done deal.
- 4-6 teams interested in Crisp if he doesn't go in a Santana deal.
- Now told the 5-1 with Kalish wasn't true. It's a 3-1 or a 4-1 and Kalish might be a part of one of those.
- Buchholz will be in the Sox rotation at some point during the year.
- We learned a lot from resting pitchers during the ALCS. Sox are great at keeping their pitchers strong.
SoSHer Grubbery: "From a press-watching perspective, I love this portion of the program. You've got dozens and dozens of reporters all trying to get the scoop, and talk radio and blogs completely fueling an overheating engine. Reporters are being used by teams to change the dynamics of various negotiations and folks like us are reading and debating every word they leak. From a pure media perspective, it's absolutely fascinating."
He's got a point.
Now to dinner .....
- December 4, 2007 at 6:14 PM
- ish said...
ESPN has breaking news that the Tigers have acquired Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis from the Marlins for Andrew Miller, Cameron Maybin, and four other prospects.
- December 4, 2007 at 6:17 PM
- ish said...
Reporters are being used by teams to change the dynamics of various negotiations and folks like us are reading and debating every word they leak. From a pure media perspective, it's absolutely fascinating.
That's the reason we're all following this so closely and not just saying hey, see you next March. It's all very interesting, seeing the way these things work and the different developments, etc. It's interesting.
Looking around here in southern Maine/southern NH, it's hard to believe there's about six inches of fresh snow on the ground and there are christmas lights all over the place, because it feels like we're in the thick of it, just, without the games.
- December 4, 2007 at 6:20 PM
- 9casey said...
The whole wildcard in this thing is if the Red Sox will offer Johann 5 years 100 mill or more...
I don't see Theo giving him 6 years or 125 million ...The twins offered him 4 years 80 mil and he turned it right down.....
a lot more has to play out here for this thing to be finished.....
- December 4, 2007 at 6:21 PM
- Bill said...
My head is spinning... but it's fun to try to follow. Thanks for all the updates.
- December 4, 2007 at 6:29 PM
- ish said...
Sean McAdam is reporting on SportsNight on Comcast SportsNet that there are reports that there isn't even a CF in the deal on the table for Santana. It's very confusing. McAdam says it'd be Lester, Masterson, and Ryan Kalish.
That doesn't make sense. Too good to be true. That'd be a steal.
- December 4, 2007 at 6:35 PM
- tim said...
I'm reading all this... and just waiting for ESPN.com to put up a Photoshoped picture of Santana in Pinstrips.
How about this SOSH Avatar from a user?
- December 4, 2007 at 7:01 PM
- Jason Adams said...
Crazy to think that the best pitcher in baseball over the past 4 years and soon to be the highest paid pitcher of all time won't even start on Opening Day if he's traded to Boston.
- December 4, 2007 at 7:28 PM
- Jason Adams said...
Crazy to think that the best pitcher over the last 4 years and soon to be the highest paid pitcher of all time won't even be starting on Opening Day if he's traded to Boston.
- December 4, 2007 at 7:30 PM
- redsock said...
SOSHer, 7:37 pm:
"FWIW, McAdam reported on Sports Tonight that the Sox package is Lester, Masterson, and Kalish. No Crisp, No Ellsbury. He explicitly said that, but he must be wrong."
Off to watch a movie.
Could someone call me if a deal is finalized?
- December 4, 2007 at 7:44 PM
- tim said...
Holy fuck, Tigers getting Cabrera and Willis from Marlins (tentative deal)... little upgrade there.
- December 4, 2007 at 9:39 PM
- Amy said...
I am getting really tired of waiting for this deal to come through or not. Looks like the Yankees are also.
Is it April yet? The winter hot stove season is not nearly as much fun.
- December 4, 2007 at 11:07 PM
- Colin said...
Amy's right...it's getting harder and harder to cope with waiting for Sunday for football and I dare not bother with the Celtics/Bruins.
Fuck! C'mon Red Sox...find a way to make time faster so I can see you in April again!
- December 4, 2007 at 11:24 PM
- ish said...
I am getting really tired of waiting for this deal to come through or not.
I think, when you wake up tomorrow morning, there will be some news. Perhaps. But yeah, this is tiresome. Interesting at first, but now it's getting old. Make the deal, or kill the deal and move on.
- December 4, 2007 at 11:28 PM
- ish said...
I've been enjoying watching the Celtics and Bruins and Patriots. They're all playing well and the games are exciting and, most importantly, interesting. But no amount of football, hockey, and basketball can fill the void that a lack of baseball creates.
- December 4, 2007 at 11:41 PM
- chris said...
Well, I woke up. And there's nothing :(
- December 5, 2007 at 9:00 AM
- sparky said...
I've not seen any discussion of the unintended consequence of a Santana deal. Our new ace is a guy signed for $10M or $11M /yr. He was Dominant for pretty much the entire year and definitely in the postseason. Guy's got a big ego. I'm curious to see what impact it'll have on him if we bring in Santana.
- December 5, 2007 at 9:23 AM
- Amy said...
Still no news. So annoying.
I find football interesting when the games are relatively close, like this week's Patriots/Ravens game. I find basketball incredibly boring; two hours of running back and forth throwing balls into a hoop, and then a few minutes of excitement in the last few minutes to see who gets the last basket---or alternatively, a blowout that is boring the entire time. I can't even imagine watching hockey. All that skating around for two hours with almost no scoring?
Now, give me baseball---always the drama of a pitcher against a batter, always unpredictable, not confined by time, and slow enough that I can see every play if I want to. Gotta love it! I just don't get people who say baseball is boring. But then they same about me and my feelings about the other sports.
- December 5, 2007 at 9:57 AM
- ish said...
Well, I woke up. And there's nothing :(
I woke up in the middle of the night and checked and rotoworld.com reported that talks had ended for the night. Seemed to me like there hadn't been any talks.
It's all becoming increasingly uninteresting as each hour passes without a deal. The entire league is being stuck in limbo, and it's creating an annoying bottleneck.
- December 5, 2007 at 10:08 AM
- phrenile said...
Assuming the Sox and Twins reached a deal last night, there'd still be a 24-hour window to negotiate an extension with Santana himself. So we probably wouldn't hear anything until tomorrow in any event.
- December 5, 2007 at 10:12 AM
- Andy said...
12:15 p.m., from Peter Gammons
• Don't expect to see a Twins-Red Sox or Twins-Yankees whopper. The sense is now that Minnesota will hold onto Johan Santana.
- December 5, 2007 at 12:33 PM


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Pew's latest national survey of 1,219 adults was done Dec. 17-19 (Monday to Wednesday). So the Dec. 14 attack that took the lives of 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School was on most respondents' minds. Pew's Andrew Kohut tells All Things Considered that polling shows the Newtown attack "has drawn as much public attention as the entire presidential election at the end" of last year's campaign.
The post-Newtown poll showed that:
-- 49 percent of respondents agreed with the view that it's more important to control gun ownership than it is to protect the right of Americans to own guns.
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The new survey comes with a margin of error of +/- 3.4 percentage points on each of those major results.
Pew's findings underscore what we noted on Saturday: that polling in the past has shown that public opinion won't necessarily shift much after mass shootings such as those in Newtown, Aurora, Tucson or on the campus of Virginia Tech University.
The modest change in opinion can be explained in large part, Kohut said, by the depth of most Americans' feelings on the issue. Eighty percent of respondents, he said, told Pew "I fell strongly about this."
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Also a factor: Just under half of those polled believe gun ownership does more to "protect people from crime" than it does to "put people's safety at risk," Pew reports. For many Americans, said Kohut, that's just "fundamental."
One exception to that general view: Pew found that 65 percent of those polled believed "allowing citizens to own assault weapons" makes the nation more dangerous, not safer.
More from Kohut is scheduled for today's broadcast of All Things Considered. Click here to find an NPR station that broadcasts or streams the show. Later, we'll add the as-aired version of the interview to the top of this post.
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And I'm Melissa Block.
The mass killing at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut has shifted public attitudes toward gun control, but only a little. That's the conclusion of a new poll out today from the Pew Research Center.
And director Andrew Kohut joins me to talk about what they found. Andy, welcome back.
ANDREW KOHUT: Happy to be here.
BLOCK: Your poll was taken earlier this week, just a few days after the shooting in Newtown, Connecticut. And as you say, you find a modest tilt in the public opinion but not much.
KOHUT: Yeah, 49 percent said it's more important to control gun ownership than to protect gun owner rights, 42 percent. That's the first time over the past four years that we've had a plurality, a clear plurality, saying controlling gun ownership is more important than protecting gun owner rights.
BLOCK: So, 49-42, but if you compare that with before Barack Obama took office, you actually see there's more support now for the right to own guns, less support for gun control.
KOHUT: Yes, we did 10 surveys over the course of the period 1993 through 2008. And in every one of those surveys, a majority of the people, we said, said it was more important to control gun owner rights. The last time we did it, pre-Obama, was April of 2008 and we had a 58 to 32 percent majority saying more important to control gun ownership.
Obama came to office, the Democrats took control of the Congress and public opinion changed.
BLOCK: And, Andy, what in the other questions that you asked helped explain where the public is right now on gun control?
KOHUT: Well, we find that most people have very strong attitudes about this question of controlling guns or protecting gun owner rights. Eighty percent of the people who gave us an answer, one way or another, said I feel strongly about this. But the second thing is - and this is an element in the robustness of support for gun owner rights - is a 48 to 37 percent plurality saying that gun ownership does more to protect the American people than to put American lives at risk.
BLOCK: It's interesting, though, Andy, because when you honed in on certain weapons and ammunition, the numbers do shift in interesting ways. Most Americans say they would not support banning handguns or semiautomatic weapons. But they would support a ban on bullets that explode, that penetrate bulletproof vests or on high-capacity ammunition magazines.
KOHUT: Majorities of Americans expressed support for both of those reforms. But on more basic things, like handgun control, there's very little movement. And, you know, we're not the only poll to show this. The ABC/Washington Post survey earlier this week also found that just a modest increase in people saying - since this summer - saying that there should be stronger laws that control guns. I think 51 to 54 percent.
BLOCK: Within these numbers, Andy, on either support for or opposition to gun rights, there is a sizable gender gap and also a sizable racial gap.
KOHUT: Very large - gender divide, 57 percent of women say controlling guns is more important. But 51 percent of men say, no, protecting gun owner rights is more important. We see on race, a majority of whites say its protecting gun ownership. But 68 percent of blacks say, no, it's more important to control gun ownership.
BLOCK: Another question, Andy, had to do with assault weapons. And by a margin of 3-to-1, people said they think assault weapons make the country more dangerous.
KOHUT: That's right. There's a strong view on that. But when we ask about banning semiautomatic weapons - and assault weapons are a class of that kind weapon - on balance, a small plurality say no. So even on the issue of semiautomatic weapons there's not exactly a groundswell to say: Let's take them out of play.
BLOCK: Andrew Kohut directs the Pew Research Center. Andy, thanks again.
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The voicemails of Prince William, Prince Harry and William's wife Kate Middleton were hacked by a British newspaper editor, who admitted it Wednesday in a London court
Clive Goodman, the former royal editor of Rupert Murdoch's News of the World, was jailed in 2007 for illegally accessing the voicemails royal aides and admitted he also hacked the royals while working at the tabloid, according to Reuters.
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Goodman reportedly hacked Middleton's phone 155 times, William's 35 and Harry's nine.
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Mike Foote of Lafayette was the voters' choice Tuesday night in the Democratic Primary Election that selected a candidate to contest for Matt Jones' Colorado House District 12 seat. The 9:12 p.m. update from the Boulder County Clerk showed Foote leading Angie Layton of Louisville with nearly 54 percent of the vote.
Foote's campaign knocked on 300 District 12 doors on Tuesday alone, culminating an effort that Foote said helped put him in touch with his future constituents.
"I've always wanted to be the hardest working candidate and I think I was, our campaign was," Foote said Tuesday from an election night party at Pinocchio's restaurant in Lafayette. "I've been doing public service my entire career and I see that it makes a difference every day. And I heard from a lot of people out there who are doing their part to improve their communities. It was inspiring."
HD12 represents Lafayette, Louisville, the Boulder County portion of Erie and parts of southern and eastern Longmont.
Foote is in line to succeed Matt Jones of Louisville, who said some weighty decision face his replacement. Jones said the major issues on the state level facing his successor are clear: jobs and the state budget.
"We were happy not to have to cut so deep this year, but they're going to be in a similar place next year," Jones said.
"You don't need a fancy poll to figure it out. If you get out and knock on a few doors, people will tell you what's on their mind," Jones said. "People want the ability to support their families and earn a good living."
Foote said while the national debate surrounding jobs hasn't bypassed Colorado, the main issues East Boulder County residents wanted to discuss during his door to door visits were education funding and hydraulic fracking.
"I don't think you'd expect that given the national debate on the economy," Foot said. "The depth to how much people care about public education was enlightening. And depending on where you were, it was fracking. People don't want it near their homes or near their kids' schools. And the hardest part about that is not having a voice."
Foote supporters say that's where he'll come through for his constituents. Foote, a Deputy District Attorney with the Boulder County District Attorney's office since 2004, earned the endorsement of District Attorney Stan Garnett and Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle.
"Mike will be an outstanding legislator. He will push forward intelligent policies and get others to come along with him," Garnett said in his formal endorsement of Foote. "He will stand up for what is right. I see it every day and I know he will do the same thing as a representative."
Foote completed his undergraduate studies at Indiana University, received a master's degree from the University of Denver's Josef Korbel School of International Studies and graduated from the University of Colorado School of Law.
Foote, who lives in Lafayette with his wife, Heidi, and two daughters, is also the founder of the Colorado chapter of the Truman National Security Project, an organization dedicated to educating and training a new generation of progressives to lead on national security issues.
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"There was an exchange of gunfire between deputies. One of the deputies was injured. Unfortunately, one of our deputies passed away as a result of his injuries," McMahon said.
McMahon said the second deputy was in surgery, but is expected to survive.
Fugitive ex-LAPD officer Christopher Dorner, the person suspected in the shooting, is believed to have barricaded himself inside a cabin in the San Bernardino Mountain community of Seven Oaks this afternoon following the gun battle. As of 4:30 p.m., black smoke and flames could be seen coming from the cabin. An undercover officer at the scene confirmed there was no movement detected inside the structure.
Gunfire erupted in the community in the San Bernardino Mountains around 1:30 p.m. in what media representatives described as a chaotic scene. Authorities have established a command post near Highway 38 and Glass Drive.
San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies, U.S. Marshals Service deputies and FBI agents began rushing to the Big Bear Valley area after receiving a report of a person resembling Dorner stealing a vehicle in the 1200 block of Club View Drive.
"The vehicle was located at Highway 38 and Glass Road," said sheriff's spokeswoman Jodi Miller. "The suspect fled into the forest and barricaded himself inside a cabin.
Miller did not confirm whether the officers who were shot were San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies. Both officers were flown to Loma Linda University Medical Center for treatment.
At a 3 p.m. press conference at the LAPD, police Commander Andrew Smith said his officers have been sent to San Bernardino International Airport to be on stand-by in case San Bernardino authorities need assistance.
"We're continuing to work our clues while the events up in the San Bernardino Mountains unfold," Smith said.
Four of seven schools in Bear Valley Unified School District were placed on lockdown as a result of the shooting, but students at three of the sites - Baldwin Lake Elementary School, Big Bear High School and Chautauqua High School - were released shortly after 2 p.m. Fallsvale Elementary School remained on lockdown, according to the district's website. The shooting also prompted the closure of Highways 18, 330 and 38, according to Caltrans. Drivers heading uphill on Highway 330 were escorted off the freeway at Highland Avenue. The closure of Highway 38 forced a group of students at Redlands East Valley High School to remain on campus.
REV principal John Maloney said between 30 and 35 students who commute from the mountain area near Angelus Oaks will remain at the school until picked up by family.
Maloney said he made an official statement over the loud speaker at around 1:30 p.m., informing the student body about the incident occurring in Big Bear.
"With high school kids, most have cell phones Facebook and usually know what is going on," Maloney said. "But we made an announcement anyway to make sure they are kept up to date."
REV students who live in that mountainous area often remain on campus because of weather-related road closures. Parents of other children came to the campus to bring food to the waiting students.
The law enforcement officers are part of the team searching for Dorner, an ex-LAPD officer who has been charged with the murder of Riverside police officer Michael Crain and is suspected of killing an Irvine couple.
Officials have focused their search on the San Bernardino Mountains since a truck believed to be Dorner's was found Thursday morning near Big Bear Lake. San Bernardino County sheriff's spokeswoman Jodi Miller said deputies received a call at 12:20 p.m. today regarding a vehicle stolen at Club View Drive in Big Bear Lake. Miller said an occupant of the vehicle resembled Dorner, but it has not been confirmed that it was him.
Police scanner reports indicated law enforcement were also investigating a report of fresh tracks near the corner of Seven Pines and Glass Road in the Big Bear Lake area. There were additional reports that shots were exchanged between a shooter and U.S. Department of Fish and Game personnel.
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"Can you hear me now? Can you hear me now?"
In many ways the Homeland Security alert system that was supposed to notify residents of a terroristic or natural emergency was very reminiscent of an old cellular telephone commercial that depicted poor reception depending upon where a user stood.
During Hurricane Sandy, a countywide alert system should have reached people who might not otherwise have access to other means of communication. But it failed miserably.
Towers with supposedly self supporting power systems failed to go off, and thus failed to alert residents that they could tune into a special county radio station where they would be updated on what to do in dealing with the emergency.
In most cases, the sirens were supposed to have told residents to tune into the county AM radio station, which would provide them with critical breaking information.
But even if the towers had worked and people had tuned into the 1710 station on their AM radios, they would have received very little useful information other than what they might have received any time during the year, since no one was updating the information.
"It was all generic information," said Freeholder Bill O'Dea recently.
"Car radios for some reason can pick up the station but not small battery-operated radios." – Freeholder Bill O'Dea
The sirens were installed three years ago throughout Hudson County as a backup warning system in case other means of alerting residents to a pending emergency failed. Very similar to the sirens used as part of civil defense after World War II to warn of a pending nuclear attack, they were heard all over the county by numerous residents.
When installing the siren system in 2009, Guttenberg Mayor Gerald Drasheff, in his role as the planner for the Hudson County Office of Emergency Management, said the new emergency sirens would be activated in the event of a catastrophic emergency when residents needed to receive critical information.
With power outages and flooding throughout the county, emergency information changed minute to minute, O'Dea said, and while people could turn to New York media to get overall information, for the large part these provided very little up-to-date information about what was going on in Hudson County, such as where people could seek shelter, heat, or food from temporary kitchens and other vital information.
As significant as the lack of information was, there was a significant inability for residents to actually pick up the station on their portable radios – a critical piece in the emergency network system since officials when proposing this aspect believed that many people without power would still have battery operated radios.
Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise said while the station exists, it has been approved for a very low broadcast output.
"It doesn't reach every part of the county," he said, noting that he and others have lobbied the Federal Communications Commission for an increase. "But it seems that if you increase it on one station, you take away from another."
O'Dea, however, said that people can pick up the station on their car radios and that from what he could determine, the radio station does reach extreme points in the county.
"I drove deep into Bayonne where the windmill is and then into south Kearny and to other parts of Jersey City and I could still pick up the transmission," O'Dea said. "Car radios for some reason can pick up the station but not small battery-operated radios. But a not-fully functional station is better than no station and someone should have been updating the information for people. But no one ever changed the message to tell people what they could do, where they could go and what kind of services were available."
Sandy destroys $850K vehicle
A county vehicle used for dealing with weapons of mass destruction, purchased two years ago for $850,000, was destroyed after being moved from high ground at the County Plaza building to the future home of the Office of Emergency Management in Kearny prior to Hurricane Sandy.
The Hudson County Freeholders were informed this week that the vehicle was moved to Building 77 in order to allow election workers to access voting machines ahead of the Nov. 6 elections.
The report to the county said although the site was safe for storm surges up to 10 feet, Sandy cast waves over the wall and into the building, destroying the vehicle.
Officials said that some of the equipment aboard the vehicle may be salvaged, but that the vehicle itself was corroded beyond repair.
"It should never have been moved there," said Freeholder Anthony Romano.
O'Dea said county workers realized the vehicle was in danger and made an effort to reach it, but could not reach the site because of rising water.
The vehicle had been purchased using federal Homeland Security Funds.
The county suffered about $7.7 million in total damage to its buildings and other facilities, and more than $2 million to 62 vehicles – more than half of which belonged to the Hudson County Prosecutor's office.
"These were stored down at the Dunkin Avenue garage," O'Dea said.
Trailers needed to replace those lost in storm
At a recent meeting, the freeholders authorized the Hudson County Correctional Facility to spend $675,000 to purchase new and used trailers to replace those destroyed in the superstorm.
Correctional Facility Director Oscar Aviles said that the trailers are needed to house work release personnel and maintenance workers.
O'Dea, who was instrumental in changing a previous contract for vehicles to allow the county to purchase from a Secaucus firm rather than a firm out of the count, and for less money, asked if the trailers could be purchased locally.
A legal opinion said the normal procurement process would take months and could not likely be done under the state of emergency and that the $675,000 was already pre-bid by the state allowing the county to move ahead more quickly.
The trailers, Aviles said, would provide additional security against possible smuggling of contraband into the jail.
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After decades spent working the corporate world, Van Eyken joined the Boys & Girls Club of Delaware and became the new executive director of the Greater Milford Club.
Q How did you first get involved with the Boys & Girls Club?
A The new COO/executive vice president of the Boys & Girls Club is someone I've worked with in the past. He asked me if I would consider joining the organization based on his initial assessment of what skills and experience the organization needed going forward.
Q You previously had a lengthy career in corporate sales, management and recruiting. How has that experience informed your current position?
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Q What are your goals for the Greater Milford Boys & Girls Club and what challenges do you see to achieving those goals?
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Yes there is an adapter for a non removable vert feed neck, its called the universal feed and its what im using.
Yes there is an adapter for a non removable vert feed neck, its called the universal feed and its what im using.
I recently got a used warp feed, I intellifed it, (what a pain), it has no mods. I have a minimag. The guy was using the warp on an emag before. It all seems to work except the paint gets stuck. I can shoot slow , with no problems, but when I try to unload 2-3 balls get stuck. I have it fed to the bottom with a long powerfeed plug on the top. Please help.
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where do the balls get stuck?
Heres a couple things you could try.
Check the dwell time for my photo on the previous page. If you have 3 or 4 jumpers on dwell time consider removing them. The less jumpers you have the more the warp spins. You could try using 2 or 1 jumpers.
Also since it used. You could try a new Belt. They are $1.
You could also try replacening the eurathane Disk for $6.
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can you tell us exactly where it is teh balls are getting stuck? this will make it much easier to correc the prob
where do i get this feed neck adapter?
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i just bought a used warp feed and the sensitivity pot adjuster doesn't seem to work. can i fix this myself, or how much would it cost to have an agd tech fix it?
u sure everything is set right? even when turned all way counterclockwise it doesnt stop?
even if i turn it counter clockwise 10 times it still takes a whack with a screwdriver to get it feeding.
now u know if u want mroe sensitivity u turn it clockwise right?
i already tried it clockwise. that didn't work either.
The balls 2-4 get stuck in the barrel (tried using diff barrels same problems), if I shoot the trigger to fast. The warp spins a little less than half way when i pull the trigger, IF I pull continously it maintains being on. Are the balls the problem as I am using dusk just to try out the warp. As to buying maintanence parts is the AGD website the best place cause their shipping is usually outrageous for a dollar belt and the sort.
thanks again.
The computer charges that shipping automatically, if you call and order I bet they'd ship normal for ya!
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Well luckily alot of people asked if you could specify the problem. Which was good cause Balls can get stuck anywhere or in lots of places..Originally posted by stormtr00per
The balls 2-4 get stuck in the barrel (tried using diff barrels same problems), if I shoot the trigger to fast. The warp spins a little less than half way when i pull the trigger, IF I pull continously it maintains being on. Are the balls the problem as I am using dusk just to try out the warp. As to buying maintanence parts is the AGD website the best place cause their shipping is usually outrageous for a dollar belt and the sort.
thanks again.
I thought maybe you were having trouble picking up balls but it sounds like you are picking up balls okay.
If you have all the jumpers turned off the warp will spin halfway. WHich is no good. Make sure the jumpers 1 or 2 are positioned as in the my picture. Like the Green Jumpers. If all the jumpers are positioned horizontally like the red ones. The dwell time is turned off and you will feed a gazillion balls.
You might also need some nubins or something. Excuse me I am new to this. To make sure that your not double feeding balls into the breech. You should have good detents on the barrels to stop the double feeds or whatever you need to keep more than one ball feding into the breech.
I am sure others will post here. Which is good because they can offer you better more knowlegable tech help than me!
ok i think you should try to find harder ball detents for ur spyder, or if its the one that uses teh little metal picee kind of like the old metal nubbins in a mag barrel, then just try to slightly bend out the metal loop so that it sticks into the chamber a lil more, i think that might be your problem. did you ever try to slightly lube the friction discs at all? stick your finger against one side and spin the warp round with teh primer button. hows it feel? a little oily? or no? if not you could try to take some gun oil like Gold Cup and use the prime button and ur finger to rub a small amount of it on each disc side. ill help more later
it sounds like its your detents, but really try to tune the warps dwell too, that will help
I will change the jumpers around, hopefully it will fix the problem (I think I read that the wheel should spin around 1/4 around.) I have used the wire and plastic nubbins which seem to hole the balls in place, but the force of the warp feeds pushes the balls forward so they get stuck, the lvl 10 keeps them from breaking. Does it ever help to feed the balls from the top of the p/f or is it better to feed from the bottom. My gun is hopper right. Where do you get more jumpers? Thanks again.
you can order jumpers from AGD's online store. as for question #2, I would like to know the answer to that one too.
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You only want to feed one ball per activation. Theoretically if you constantly need to catch up. You can feed two balls per activation.
Therefore you only want to rotate the distance of 1, 1 1/4 balls or 2 balls if you need to catch up.
As far as the power feed. My best guess is loading the balls from the bottom of the powerfeed reduces your front profile. That is there would be less to shoot on top. It would also cut down your hose length and the distance your Balls have to go to reach the gun. Not to mentioned the number of Balls in route to your gun?
You could try a computer store for jumpers?
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one last time: my sensitivity pot adjuster will not work. how much would it cost to have an agd tech fix it?
no clue, go call them. or just send it in and they should call you if they need you to pay for it, but they might warrantee it
my warp is getting stuck
its like the warp is too weak to push the balls up the tube! this ruined a whole day of paintball!
its intellifed, whenever i pull the trigger the wheel will spin, it ll spin than STOP! and it wont load the balls in any further, i checked to see if there were any kinks or turns in the tube, none, i could roll a ball up a down the tube. i tried adding and removing jumpers, made no difference, than i tried a sensitive setup didnt work either.
whats wrong w/ my stinkin warp. i bought it used, either i got ripped or the warp sucks.
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try a fresh, new battery, also can you post a pic of the setup so i can see what it looks like?
this has a lot of diff. pics of my warp and i feed setup
i hope that ll help
and i tried multiple batteries already ill see if i can find newer ones
thanks for your help!
ok now u sure theres no tight turn in the hopper? deff try some FRESH batteries. now, does the warp just stop spinning with the balls there like it cant handle it and the motor keeps spinning? or does it spin but nothing move?
the motor spins but the disk doesnt
Sounds like you need a new drive belt from the store. Scroll up.
thats what i was gettin to.
agh i think imma buy a crap load of lvl X and warp parts off the store now!! ARGH!! THANKS GUYS!! SERIOUSLY THANKS ALOT~!!!!


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WAYNE COUNTY- The Wayne County Food Pantry Program has announced the December 2013 schedule.
• The Honesdale Area Pantry will be held behind the Tri County Beverage Building on Route 6, 214 Willow Avenue in Honesdale from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m., on Tuesday December 10. For an emergency need contact a social services agency.
• The Damascus Area Pantry will be held at the Damascus Township Building from 1p.m. – 3 p.m., on Thursday December 19. For an emergency need call 570-224-4217 or 570-224-4189.
• The Lakewood Area Pantry will be held at the Northern Wayne Family Health Center from 1 p.m. – 3 p.m., on Wednesday December 18. For an emergency need call 570-798 – 2859; 570-798 – 2229.
• The Lakeville Area Pantry will be held at the Paupack Township Municipal Building from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m., on Thursday December 19. For an emergency need call 570-352- 6177 or 570-226-3115.
• The Newfoundland Area Pantry will be held at the Newfoundland Moravian Church on Route 191 from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. on Friday December 13. For an emergency need call 570-676 – 3482 or 570-676 – 3381.
In case of inclement weather, please call 570-253-4646 on your distribution day for an automated message. For information about how to register with a pantry, you should call 570-253 – 4262. Please bring large brown paper bags and plastic bags with you each month to recycle. Bring Campbells labels to distribute to schools. If you are unable to attend, you may ask someone to pick your food up for you. However, they must have your pantry card and a proxy giving them permission to pick up your food.


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With 2012 coming to an end most of you will be thinking about resolutions for the New Year. What will your resolution be for 2013? Will it be one that you stick to for a week or is it going to be something that you will stay committed to all year long? Today, Lucy and I will be giving you some helpful hints on how to stick with your new year's resolution.
Your resolution should be something that you really want, not something someone else wants you to do or something you think you should do. If you really want to kick that smoking habit, then do it!! Don't just do it because your mother-in-law keeps nagging you every time she comes over to quit. Do you want to start to go to the gym three times a week to fit into that little black dress? DO IT!!! Don't force yourself to go three times a week because your friends are always bugging you to go. The only way you will stick to a resolution is if you WANT to do it!
As Americans, we like to overdo it. With your New Year's resolution, do not do that. Limit the number of resolutions you make. It may be best to limit yourself to two or three resolutions so you can concentrate on obtaining and maintaining those resolutions all year long. If you make too many resolutions you will begin to stress yourself out and ultimately set yourself up for failure.
Don't be afraid to get specific with your resolution. If your resolution is to work out more, change it to I will work out Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 5:30 p.m., or whatever days and times fit in to your schedule. Having a resolution that is vague will allow you to make excuses right off the bat.
Rather than making that one huge goal, make yourself a series of smaller goals. This will help you in the long run to reach your long term goal. Some people need to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Why not set yourself up to see that light? Instead of saying I want to lose 20 pounds this year, say "I want to lose 5 pounds this month." After you achieve that, say "Ok, next month I want to lose another 5 pounds", or whatever your goal is. Setting yourself up with smaller goals will help you because they are much easier to reach, therefore keeping you motivated until you ultimately reach your big goal.
Making a New Year's Resolution means you want to change something right? Well, Be prepared to change some habits. One reason that resolutions fail is people don't change the habits that sabotage them. This could mean tradeoffs, trade your one hour of couch time to help reach your resolution. Another helpful hint is to arrange your life to keep you from those temptations. Take the longer route to work to avoid that yummy doughnut shop. In addition, the harder you work towards your goal, the better it feels once you've reached it.
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Husker Heroes Dig Deep for Pediatric Cancer
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Keith Zimmer has a dream, and he has a program. He calls it "Heroes" and it is built on the principle that Nebraska student-athletes who perform good deeds gain a new perspective every time they help someone else. "At Nebraska, it's definitely about more than winning," Zimmer said. "It's about making a positive difference – one person at a time – through genuine, unselfish service and a proven commitment to making the world a better place." Over the past 12 months, the Nebraska Life Skills program has done just that with 178 documented group service projects that have had an impact on 34,320 individuals.
Spring Game hero Jack Hoffman, 7, is the best-known recipient of Nebraska's passion for compassion, so Zimmer structured Monday's annual Hero Leadership Breakfast to showcase the depth of NU's commitment to pediatric brain cancer. Rex Burkhead and C.J. Zimmerer used Jack's disease as the impetus to launch a Nebraska's chapter of Uplifting Athletes.
Monday, Burkhead and Zimmerer talked about Jack and the late Isaiah Casillas – two little people with big hearts. Isaiah lost his battle with pediatric brain cancer at age 6, and Nebraska was "a positive part of Isaiah's fight," his dad, Pat, told 175 people at the Hero's Breakfast. "I thank Nebraska for everything you've done and for continuing to honor Isaiah's memory in support of the fight against pediatric brain cancer."
Burkhead: Isaiah Will Always Be Part of Our Team
Like Jack, "Isaiah will always be a part of our team, and we will remember him as part of our Tunnel Walk for the Wisconsin game," Burkhead said. Speaking on behalf of Coach Bo Pelini and his former teammates, Burkhead choked up a bit talking about Isaiah at the breakfast. "We know what he went through in his tough battle," Rex said, "and it inspired strength in us."
Such a commitment leads to one more pediatric brain cancer case that is firmly woven into the fabric of Nebraska football and its chosen cause – using Uplifting Athletes to increase awareness of and financial support for the disease. Zimmer asked Omaha's Steve Reddick to be the last speaker at Monday's breakfast, and Reddick explained how Husker I-back Ameer Abdullah and wide receiver Quincy Enunwa have embraced 2-year-old brain cancer patient D.J. Reddick, his grandson. Abdullah's and Enunwa's relationship with D.J. exemplifies the notion that genuine, unselfish service can work both ways. The cancer patient gets the attention and love of role models, and role models get experiences that enable them to make the world a better place.
"Ameer, much like Rex, is a humble, unassuming individual who has quietly accepted the role-model challenge and is making a difference off the field for the Huskers," Zimmer said. "He's incredibly genuine, sincere and caring. He is a relationship builder who leads by example. He understands that as the starting Nebraska I-back, he's in a position of influence and he has willingly accepted the opportunities to use his athletic platform to make a positive difference."
Zimmer: Enunwa Sharing His 'Big Heart' with D.J.
Likewise, "Quincy takes great pride in protecting and serving others," Zimmer said. "This was so obvious to me while watching him guide Isaiah through the Wisconsin Tunnel Walk. Quincy was proud to have this honor and did everything within his power to make this a special experience for Isaiah. It was neat to see the freedom he gave Isaiah to interact with the fans throughout the Tunnel Walk, yet also serve as his personal protector to ensure his safety. Quincy has a big heart and is the ultimate teammate, not just to his fellow Huskers but to those in the community, including Isaiah and little DJ."
Grandpa Reddick could not have been more excited in thanking Nebraska Athletics for going above and beyond to support his grandson. Reddick kept pulling Husker-related pictures from the podium to explain why D.J. always has a smile on his face despite the daily battle he fights. "Steve is an energetic, positive individual doing everything he can to create special moments for both D.J. and him to hold onto," Zimmer said. "Steve understands the power of red, and the power of sports."
And when he's flanked by Abdullah and Enunwa, Steve Reddick holds his grandson tightly and proudly because he also understands the power of heroes.
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Reports published Feb. 5, 2013 in The Mexico Ledger
NORTH CALLAWAY GIRLS: The Ladybirds traveled to Montgomery County Monday night and came home with a 43-19 victory.
At the end of the second quarter one of North Callaway's starters, Jaida Gray, fell and twisted her ankle. After being checked out by the medical staff her ankle was taped and she returned to the game.
"We overcame a little adversity to win the ball game," said North Callaway Coach Jack Peace, referring to the possibility of playing without Gray.
Maddie Sorrell led all players with 22 points, 4 blocks and 11 rebounds. Gray scored 16 points, while Cassidy Webster led the team with 4 steals.
For Montgomery County MacKenzie Yager scored 10 points and Hope Eoff scored 8.
North Callaway is 12-7 overall and 4-2 in conference. Montgomery is 2-18 and 2-4 in conference.
Montgomery County: 9-2-6-2
North Callaway: 8-17-4-14
JV: The junior varsity Ladybirds lost in overtime to the Lady Wildcats 36-29. The score was tied at half and at the end of the game. In overtime the Lady Wildcats outscored the Ladybirds 7-0. For Montgomery Elinor Arens scored 15 and Karlie Schmidt scored 11. For North Callaway Skyler Smock scored 5.
COMMUNITY R-6 BOYS: On Saturday the Trojans increased their record to 15-4 with a victory over Westran 47-38.
Clay Thebeau led R-6 with 17 points, his brother Lane Thebeau scored 12 with 2 three-pointers. Justin Durham scored 8, Sean Wilson, 6, Conner Brooks and Shane Myers each scored 2. Wilson brought down 9 rebounds, and Durham had 7 rebounds.
Wilson also had 5 assists, followed by Brooks with 2. Clay Thebeau led the team with 4 steals.
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