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Historic Pullman Park may get a new name.
The city Parks, Recreation Grounds and Facilities Authority, which manages the park, is in negotiations to sell the naming rights of the baseball field to Kelly Automotive, according to Art Cordwell, a member of the authority's board of directors.
The proposed name would be Kelly Automotive Park.
Cordwell said the length of the deal would be five years, but neither he nor officials at Kelly Automotive would comment on its financial terms because the contract is not finalized.
Cordwell said a deal should be done within a month. If that happens, the name would be changed at the park by the beginning of next baseball season in March.
The authority has been seeking a partner to sell the naming rights to for years, Cordwell said.
"Until recently we weren't able to find someone to put the money up," he said.
Brendan Kelly, general manager at Kelly Automotive, said, "It's always been my father's philosophy to reinvest in the community as much as possible ... And this (Pullman Park) is just a good fit for (Kelly Automotive). It's something good for the community. We know people who love to go to those games."
His father is U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly, R-3rd.
Ed Codi, chairman of the stadium authority board, said putting a corporate name on a sports venue "is certainly nothing new."
"Seneca Valley's done it with NexTier Stadium and other high schools have done it," Codi said. "You do what you can to find revenue to fund these facilities.
"I've played at Pullman Park myself. I know the historical significance of it. But the need of increasing revenues has to be our primary focus here."
The authority has been seeking to sell the naming rights to help balance the budget of the park.
Cordwell said the park is set to lose about $30,000 this year.

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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
"Ammi Rules.... okay?"
Since you guys were keen to know what I thought of MNIK - here it is.....
'Ammi' rules!
Rizwan Khan's ammi in MNIK is the universal ammi – wise, loving, virtuous, philosophical, giving, caring, nurturing. The sort of 'ammi' kids these days can only fantasise about. A near-mythical 'ammi' who doesn't tell her children to be grateful for the 'quality time' she has studiously reserved for them, but gives them all her time without even thinking about it. She even dies at the right time! But only after ensuring her disadvantaged son ( Shah Rukh Khan ) has understood the power of love and peace in our troubled world. Her precious gift sees him through all the traumas he is forced to endure later in life because his name is Khan! It is a powerful premise to base a story on – but powerful enough to create brilliant cinema? Not quite. However – and this needs to be stated strongly – it is still a film worth making and watching because of the sincerity of its intentions.An obvious and transparent sincerity that comes through even in the most clumsy and maudlin' sequences ( particularly post-interval ). One willingly overlooks the gaucherie (those horribly embarrassing sequences of the floods in Wilhelmina ), even the triteness of the treatment, because somewhere at the back of all the confusion, is a mission statement – and that statement is moving enough to forgive the obvious gaffes.
Cinema as an instrument of social change has its limited use, for sure. But at the end of the day, cinema is about touching your heart. From that sole perspective, MNIK succeeds. And let's face it, it succeeds because of one person alone – Shah Rukh Khan. When he as Rizwan, takes every word his ammi has ever uttered to heart and believes unconditionally in those truths, he convinces the audience to believe along with him. Goodness is the core message of the movie, and goodness it is that shines through - t
hanks to the Shah Rukh – Kaajol – Kjo magic combo. This is one of Srk's most accomplished performances, mainly because he surrenders to the actor in him and forgets about the star ( as in a few sequences from 'Rab ne bana di jodi'). His eyes shine with a light that spells faith – faith in his ammi, faith in his religion, faith in the world. It is almost impossible to separate Srk the man from Rizwan the character. Convincing, consistent and supremely competent, Shah Rukh Khan lives the role of a tormented, puzzled and emotionally devasted individual who genuinely believes it is possible to live by ones convictions and change the world. This is no small feat given the patchy script and slightly wonky storyline ( come on…. the guy criss-crosses such a huge country at top speed with meager resources and a severe psychological problem) . Shah Rukh Khan manages to rise above these limitations in scene after scene, taking audiences with him adopting the sort of effortlessness that only extraordinarily gifted actors can conjure. Credibility and plot flaws become secondary and unimportant as one is swept along on an emotional tidal wave that eventually overshadows all else – glitches included. Ammi's noble, simple and compassionate words are what stay with you in the end – there are only two kinds of people in the world – those who believe in goodness and those who don't. It is a message worth remembering before we cast the first stone.
Our hearts are with those who lost their lives in Pune.
30 comments:
- Chanz said...
I have not yet seen the movie but I guess after your review, i think i will... I have read so many reviews but none talked about his ammi... Yes they talked abt a lot of others things to attract one's attention but ammi... None..
- February 17, 2010 at 12:43 PM
- goodluck said...
I know that you will never let down srk.Praise him to the skies whether it is RNBDJ or MNIK whereas you try to bring down the other Khan. So I take your views with lots of pinches of salt. For your information according to some trade reports, tickets are being bought in bulk to show some success whereas in other centres it is dipping inspite of the extraordinary performance of your favourite Khan. Praise your favourite by all means but dont bring down others who are consistently good.
- February 17, 2010 at 1:15 PM
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- February 17, 2010 at 1:28 PM
- tanushree said...
After reading about the story, it seems quite similar in many ways to the book called 'the curious incident of the dog in the night time'..Have your read that book? I would strongly recommend reading that book as its a great book. And no, I dont think its similar just because the boy in that sory also suffers from aspergers syndrome, but he also undertakes a similar journeyto find his mother....
- February 17, 2010 at 3:17 PM
- BHAVISH SHILA PATEL said...
Ammi,Maa,Mummy nd mom the whole world is in her "aanchal"...the first kick,the first hug,the first love,the first lession...and of course there are two types of people live in the world "ek achhe log, ek bure loag".Ammi rules...universal....is something connected both the great guys Sharukh khan and Karan johar. Is it?
- February 17, 2010 at 4:11 PM
- Sandipan Mitra said...
How can you as well as Rajeev Masand ignore the second half even though both of you have found serious flaws in the sequence. One could forget the first part if 2nd is good, but if the 2nd is bad, it cannot leave a good after-taste. Or may be you slept off in the second half to and thus were immune from the torture.
- February 17, 2010 at 4:50 PM
- Latha said...
Shobhaa, that was an honest review & thanx for that.
To be frank, after the kind of hate campaign you successfully launched against srk, for reasons best known to you, I never ever expected such an unbiased review from you.
Yes, I knew all the way that it was inspired by 'the curious incident of the dog in the night time'. I bought & read the award winning book a few years back & even recommended it to a few after reading about it in an interview of srk in the Reader's Digest.
I have to correct you here. Protection was not given to MNIK but to the rights of the likes of you & me to go around freely & do what we want to do without being attacked by the Sena terrorists.
Please don't get carried away by the stupid remarks of somebody here & repeat it. Such remarks would be an insul to your intelligence.
About your previous blog, I didn't even want to react to some of the racial remarks made by some regarding South Indians' eating habits & their attire. Chid's predecessor was a North Indian who didn't do half of what Chid is doing. (I know that the British introduced pants & shirts command more respect for some NRIs & our desi attire is shameful for them. Gandhiji was not wearing a western outfit. These NRIs perhaps are ashamed of his attire as well.) I could've easily retaliated citing North Indians' food habits & attire but did not do so because, 1. I didn't want to stoop to such a low level. 2. I didn't want to insult all North Indians for the sake of just two. 3. I really respect & admire their food habits, attire etc...
Chid couldn't have done anything because we need powerful anti terrorist squads & bomb squads trained for the jobs in every city, town & village & metal detectors in every place, hidden video coverages in places of threats & so on & so forth just to protect us, citizens & not the high & mighty. It would mean spending a lot of our tax money for us. When these politicians want to go abroad so often with all their batallion to spend our money, why would they spend our money for us. Chid needs a lot of money to do all this. This is not going to happen in our country. Be prepared for a regular dose of bomb blasts & attacks from across the border. Even after getting information, nothing is going to be done. They have fixed a rate for you & me. If we die in a blast, 1 lakh & if we are hospitalised, 50,000. That will shut our mouth & teach us to be grateful & wag our tails & vote for them in the next election. Sniffer dogs are not to sniff for bombs. They are status symbols for the 'rulers'.
All I can think of is Michael Jackson singing, "All I want to say is that they don't really care about us."
- February 17, 2010 at 5:40 PM
- rt said...
Looks like a patch up being done for the damage (apparently) caused by ur remarks on SRK and co for MNIK???
SRK has always done roles like this and this is not a new fact that u came across...
- February 17, 2010 at 6:42 PM
- Nandini said...
i think the magnificence showcased in the film is the only thing worthy of appreciation. Our audiences have always been good followers,... hype being the synonym here.
Shahrukh's performance was far from being effortless, and let's accept the fact that the story by itself would nevertheless trigger our emotions.
I think the scriptwriters should be given the final applause & not the 'stars'.
- February 17, 2010 at 6:45 PM
- Preeti said...
madam de ..thats why i love u sooo much ..u write what u feel ..even if it chnages from day to day ..
I love SRK and am glad he is back being actor than the star that he has been portrying off late ..his eyes sparkle and speak ..worth thousand words , if someone knows how to use him and Kjo does...so the jodi is worth all the money we bet on..
- February 17, 2010 at 7:02 PM
- goodluck said...
It is not patchup. It is an extraordinary truce with an extraordinary star.Mera favourite star is unabashed pakistani lover. So what? Whereas mera favourite scapegoat is Chids. So what? I support Sena but I dont support who try to overcome them. So what? I will never make a truce with Chids for obvious reasons. So what? I will appreciate even Dawood Ibrahim if he performs extraordinarily. So what? As Aamir Khan said only merit matters, not other things.
- February 17, 2010 at 7:23 PM
- goodluck said...
I always love people who look well and who dress well. I hate people if they dress in south indian attire and look average or below average. Dont you remember how I made fun of the dress sense of late prime minister Narsimharao, of Narayanamurthy looking like a postmaster and now chids. So what? SRK is the best dressed person with suave manners who stole all the ladies's hearts from 6 to 90. That matters. He may sometimes say something which will offend ill dressed oily Indians So what?
- February 17, 2010 at 7:42 PM
- Theyoginme said...
This is a gorgeous picture worth framing...
- February 17, 2010 at 8:28 PM
- Nirbhay said...
Do you have an obsessive compulsive disorder? You tend to get Sena/MNS & Marathi Maanoos in every thing.Freaking Defence Minister cannot do anything about it, what do you expect from Sena.We pay "good" taxes to Fedral government and expect
competance from them.
And don't cry our Sena again.Have you heard about "Ram Sena" or "Anti North Movement" in Karnataka and tamilnadu.
Your "Dravidian" thing that formed your politics.Do you want me to remind the attacks on Tamils in Bangaluru. Common... give us a break and shut up.
- February 17, 2010 at 9:15 PM
(And let's face it, it succeeds because of one person alone – Shah Rukh Khan.)
Yes, friends said He is excellent within the movie And I too agree. He is always an actor to be appreciated. He is currently superstar no doubt but only as an actor not as an actor associated with controversies for the few last years And currently He is the only actor who is associated with controversies whenever there is movie/event And maybe the only actor associated with controversies in some or other way.
Next controversy???
- February 17, 2010 at 9:29 PM
- K A L L U said...
Hi Shobhaa,
Like you, I am an ardent fan of SRK. But, I have issues with this movie and RNBDJ. If you have watched Forrest Gump, you will agree with me that KJo has lifted so much from it in the silliest way possible. The movie is full of flaws. It is an insult to great performers like SRK and Kajol who can add magic to a simple script. I would blame KJo for making a crappy movie. He didn't even spare the Jenny from Forrest Gump by making a Mama Jenny out of it.
I agree with you, the message is good, but the movie is crap. They could have made a 1 minute ad with this message, SRK and kajol instead of this movie!
- February 18, 2010 at 12:18 AM
- Madhu said...
@goodluck, . I really hope you are not joking! Since when did people start loving/hating others in complete masses like entire Tamil Nadu etc(like you)
Nice movie indeed Ms De, a refreshing break after Rab Ne Banadi Jodi. But unfortunately, when something happens to someone of your own, that's when you will not be able to just say, "there are only good people and bad people and no one else". The reason I am saying this is because I have seen a close friend of mine suffer through 9/11 (brother killed) and lost a cousin in recent Mumbai blast. So, when you actually are in the trauma, you will tend to loose hope.
- February 18, 2010 at 1:37 AM
- Sidhusaaheb said...
Here's one film that I've watched thrice over the past few days:
- February 18, 2010 at 2:00 AM
- bindu said...
My feelings are for the families, the deceased left behind.
- February 18, 2010 at 6:23 AM
- Nirbhay said...
Please review movies as "Natrang" & "Jogwa" also.It will help Marathi industry which seems to be reinventing "Cinema".
- February 18, 2010 at 8:01 AM
- ms said...
mz de, please tell me that you do see the similarities between forrest gump, rainman and MNIK! people look at me blankly when i mention this and so, unless you say it, it will not be true! forrest gump meets so many disappointments and discrimination even though he doesn't belong to a minority religion. what if KJ had made a simple adaptation of the movie into hindi - like he is doing with "stepmom". i am worried now that KJ's version of "stepmom" will have julia roberts character as a naxalite fighting the corrupt WB govt or a victim of the pune blast or a brave kashmiri woman standing up to terrorists. please help.
- February 18, 2010 at 8:44 AM
- Gajendra said...
from what I have read the movie sucks....
- February 18, 2010 at 2:12 PM
- malini said...
MS- lmao- true true.. Kuch bhi ho sakta hai.. But forest gump and mnik??
- February 18, 2010 at 7:39 PM
- meluboy said...
I agree MNIK is made with a lot of sincerity and good will………………it is truly
a powerful subject to make a film on and one which could have had wide spread appeal. However the films patchy script is one of its major flaws.....some of the scenes in the 2nd half were downright embarrassing and naïve…..far far from brilliant cinema !!
- February 19, 2010 at 6:29 PM
- parwatisingari said...
shobha you let me down badly, I always quote your take on Indian girls finding role models in their mothers and immediate family. and you call the Ammi of today a fantasy.
honey I am a reality, and my daughters depend on me, so is my mother, and so is her mother. You are a reality too, ask Avantika and the others.
- February 23, 2010 at 3:43 PM
- Vik said...
Hello Ms. De! Hope you are well. This was my rant when I saw MNIK. For some reason, I enjoy most films...but this was ONE that made an exception. Friends and family often ask me for my 'review'...and when I tell them that I didn't like so and so film, they say but THIS newspaper gave it 5 stars and THAT critic gave it 10! So here is what I had to say to them...
My Name is Con is a SHIT film. It was overwrought with cliches. And absolutely unredeemable. Give Shibani 'Fanaa' Bathija to someone genius like Raju Hirani, even he won't be able to salvage the film! Her writing is so flawed! Now Nikhat Kazmi is a wannabe film critic. Just like me. What started off as a passion for watching films and her stint at Indiatimes, unfortunately, made her the chief critic for "THE" TOI...the darling newspaper of our ilk. She gave Partner 4 stars. And the pen became mightier than the sword when it became a blockbuster. However, she usually plays it safe with 3 stars. Depending on how many 'stars' there are in the film.
Rajeev Masand met SRK in London. And in the US while MNIK was being shot. He obviously is a victim of SRK's charms. And KJo's PR machinery. Why only him...think Amit Uncle, Yash Uncle, Kajal, Bebo, Lolo, Dabboo Uncle, Rani, PZ, Saifoo, Farhan, Salma Aunty, Chintu Uncle... on Koffee with KKKaran and the whole film frat is going gaga over his labour of asperger's syndrome. Easy no? Besides, my point is the so-called Film Critics only give an opinion. You, as a discerning audience, need to decide what works for you and what doesn't. Like Don worked for you. And Jhoom Barabar Jhoom for me (lol). Surely, Khalid Mohd's Silsilay must've worked for some.
The success of MNIK has baffled me almost as much as the success of Avatar. Stars and Special Effects are clearly the true heroes. It frustrates me. But as I said, I am no film critic. And I am not the collective audience. I just have a mind of my own.
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The team of students from Linden Hill Elementary School participating in the Odyssey of the Mind event held at Highlands Elementary School Wednesday arguably put on the best demonstration of preparation, teamwork and confidence.
The team of students from Linden Hill Elementary School participating in the Odyssey of the Mind event held at Highlands Elementary School Wednesday arguably put on the best demonstration of preparation, teamwork and confidence.
The students from this Red Clay school in Pike Creek said that was simply because they had the benefit of having performed this "In Your Dreams" skit before in the comfortable confines of Linden Hill. Hence, while some of the other student teams may have fumbled about at times, team Linden Hill looked like old pros in comparison as they took on their technical problem and tried to come up with a solution, per Odyssey rules.
"The first time it was kind of challenging for us," Linden Hill's Aditya Saripalli said. "But since last time and got used to it was kind of easier for us."
The international educational program known as Odyssey of the Mind provides creative, problem-solving opportunities for students from kindergarten through college. Team members solve problems that range from building mechanical devices to interpreting literary classics or creating their own, original performance.
With Saripalli, Linden Hill classmates Anagha Gummadivalli, Shivam Bhavsar, Maanas Gupta, Dhruv Hulbatte and Shivani Shah took on the challenge of working together to come up a script in which they depict a dream where children were playing catch but a monster showed up to turn the dream into a nightmare. The skit included a homemade monster and a house, with the gymnasium floor serving as the make believe yard out front.
Among other things, students had to ensure their voices carried and that the audience understood what was going on.
"We have to talk loudly," Gummadivalli said.
In addition to acoustics, students learned to work as a team, Hulbatte said.
"We found out that you have to learn from your mistakes and improve what you should do," he said.
"We learned teamwork and teamwork is important everywhere in life pretty much," Gupta said.
The team's coaches, composed of Shishir Shah, Vinay Hulbatte and Surya Saripalli, were happy with Linden Hill's performance. All three men were the fathers of the three of the students.
"It was a journey for both the kids and the coaches," Shah said. "Slowly and steadily, they learned the valuable lessons. I think it was a great experience for the kids."
Hulbatte said the best part of Odyssey of the Mind was in watching the students take full responsibility for the project, even if they stumbled along the way at times.
"The coaches are there just to define the boundary and the framework around which the kids have to work," he said. "They are getting up and learning."
In addition, the students taught their coaches a thing or two, Saripalli said.
"We had some technical issues and they still wanted to perform," he said. "Sticking together, they worked hard and prepared all these things."
The Odyssey of the Mind event was held Wednesday evening at Highlands Elementary School as part of the Red Clay Consolidated School District's effort to expand its participation in the internationally-recognized program, Red Clay Public Information Officer Pati Nash said.
This year, 12 of Red Clay's 15 elementary schools have OM teams, up from four last year.
Red Clay Superintendent Dr. Mervin Daugherty thanked the parents who participated in the Odyssey program because the teams could not exist without them.


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LONGMONT -- As of Monday, anyone who included magazines capable of holding more than 15 rounds of ammunition when they pawned their firearms and firearms accessories will no longer be able to reclaim those higher-capacity magazines, according to Rod Brandenburg, a downtown Longmont pawn shop owner.
Brandenburg complained that the new Colorado law prohibiting the sale of higher-capacity ammunition magazines on or after July 1 also will bar him from returning such magazines to the customers who show up at his Grandpa's Pawn and Gun to repay the principal and interest on the loans they got.
"What should we tell our customers?" Brandenburg asked.
He said that as of Saturday, his business had "probably between 50 and 100" ammunition magazines that'll be in violation of the 15-round limit.
Brandenburg said he's been able to contact 30 to 40 individuals to warn them that they should come to his 312 Main St. shop and get their ammunition magazines before Monday -- and to bring something else to pawn, if they still cannot pay off the full original loan.
Otherwise, Brandenburg said, the new state law says, "No, you can't have your magazine back."
Under Colorado's pawn shop laws, Brandenburg said, he actually becomes the at-least-temporary owner of items such as firearms once they're pawned, with the previous owner getting the first right of refusal to repurchase the items when the loan comes due. Therefore, under the new magazine-size limits, the pawn shop can no longer "resell" the higher-capacity magazines back to that original owner.
Brandenburg said that amounts to a violation of the contractual agreement between the pawn shop and the customer.
The 15-round limit is arbitrary and 30-round magazines shouldn't be called "high-capacity" magazines because they're standard for AR-15-type rifles, said Brandenburg, a federally licensed firearms dealer.
Brandenburg is critical of much of the package of gun-control measures the Colorado Legislature adopted earlier this year, including a number of laws that already have taken effect since March.
"They're getting too picky with this stuff," he said, adding that "these are feels-good laws. It's silly legislation" that he said he believes violates people's constitutional right to keep and bear arms.
Agreeing with Brandenburg was Matthew Wolf, an occasional Grandpa's Pawn and Gun customer who stopped by the shop Saturday afternoon.
Wolf, who said he's considering running as a Libertarian Party candidate for the Colorado House District 11 seat when it's up for election next year -- a district now represented by Longmont Democrat Jonathan Singer -- said the package of gun-control measures adopted by the Legislature this year wasn't "well thought out."
An ammunition magazine's capacity "is not the problem," said Wolf, who target shoots and skeet shoots. He said "the bigger problem" is the mental health of some of the people getting access to firearms.
Brandenburg said he is concerned that he might wind up getting unwanted law enforcement attention, or may be held liable if he inadvertently winds up violating any of the new state laws in his transactions as a firearms dealer and pawn shop owner.
"The most aggravating issue to me is that we have received no training, no instruction" in carrying out the new laws, Brandenburg said.
He said he's been unable to get explanations and advice from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation but hopes he'll be able to get clarifications during a meeting he's having with Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle on Tuesday.
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- Drain all excess water thoroughly, and chop coarsely.
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Lola Mae (Clary) Snelling, age 84, of Edina, MO, passed away Monday, November 12, 2012, at her home north of Edina.
Lola Mae (Clary) Snelling, age 84, of Edina, MO, passed away Monday, November 12, 2012, at her home north of Edina.
She was born December 6, 1927, in Knox County, Missouri the daughter of Ralph Dewey and Martha Lucille Shubert Clary.
She was united in marriage to Joe V. Snelling September 15, 1948, in Kirksville, MO.
Surviving are her husband of 64 years, Joseph V. Snelling of Edina, MO, three children, Stephen G. Snelling of the home, Jack Michael Snelling and wife Laura of Kirksville, MO, Linda J. Hollon and husband Richard of Milan, MO, four grandchildren, Tyler Snelling of Kirksville, MO, Travis and Erin Snelling of Columbia, MO, Kyle Hollon and Kelly Hollon of Milan, MO, and great grandchildren Tucker and Mika Snelling of Columbia, MO, several nieces, nephews, cousins, one sister-in-law Ginnie Snelling of Baring and a host of good neighbors and friends.
Lola was preceded in death by her parents, one brother Ralph Denver Clary and two sisters Helen L. Jones and Mary Ruth Schrage.
Lola was a housewife and homemaker. She received her education in White Oak rural school and Knox City Public School. As a young lady Lola moved to Portland, OR with her family during World War II to work in the shipyards. She mastered several skills in ship building while there. She worked as a park attendant in Portland, OR also. Around 1945, she and her family returned to their family farm in rural Knox County and continued to farm. She worked at the Edina Glove Factory until she met and married Joseph Snelling. They lived several places until they moved to their farm north of Edina in 1959. She helped her husband on the farm, raised her family and ran a dog kennel until her health failed.
Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, November 17, 2012, in the Hudson-Rimer Funeral Home in Edina, MO. Officiating the services will be Marty Palermo. Burial will be in the St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery.
Musical selections will be "In the Garden", "How Great Thou Art" and "No Place That Far".
Casket bearers will be Tony Snelling, Dan Clary, Sam Clary, Kyle Hollon, David Schrage and Travis Snelling.
Honorary bearers will be Gary Snelling, Ray Prebe, Red Callahan, Roland Hamlin, Tim Schrage, J.V. Norton, Mike Kinsel, Ernie Schrage and Don Woodward.
Visitation will be held after 4 p.m. Friday, November 16, 2012, with family receiving friends from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Hudson-Rimer Funeral Home in Edina, MO.
Memorials may be made to Knox County Nutrition Site or Knox County Ambulance District or Charity of the Donor's Choice.
Memorials may be left at or mailed to Hudson-Rimer Funeral Home, P.O. Box 1, Edina, MO 63537.


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Obituary: Robert Knowles Ready
89, Asheville, N.C.
Robert Knowles Ready
89, Asheville, N.C.
Robert Knowles (RK) Ready, born Sept. 1, 1924 in Wellington, KS, left this life peacefully on July 16, 2014 in Asheville, NC.
He was preceded in death by his parents, James Wendell Ready and Leah Knowles Ready, wife Mildred Marks Ready, daughter Monica Ready, son John Ready, and step-daughter Ginny Comeaux West. He is survived by his wife Patricia Macks Ready, sons James (Dilcia) Ready, Scott (Donna) Ready, Craig (Cindy) Ready, step-sons Stephen (Gina) Comeaux and Scott Comeaux, 10 grandchildren, and five great-grandsons.
RK received his bachelor's degree from Univ. of Kansas, MBA and doctorate degrees from Harvard Business School. He served in the armed forces as a pilot in WWII. His career spanned several years in both academia and business, nationally and internationally as teacher, provost, researcher, manager, consultant, receiving many awards for accomplishments during this period. He wrote many published articles and books, one an award-winning business book, plus two novels.
Over his lifetime RK gave generously in time and talent to help those less fortunate. He loved his family and friends dearly and will be missed by all.
Memorial contributions in RK's name can be made to: Four Seasons Hospice, 571 South Allen Road, Flat Rock, NC 2873


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Here's a great promo I just found in my inbox today. The EP titled Danza is a refreshing take on Balearic disco/ electronica. I can't find a mp3 purchase link for you guys yet but it is available on vinyl Lot's of cool shit coming out of Spain!
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A look at Monday's supersectional matchup with Byron
To say the El Paso-Gridley Titans have a tall task ahead of them would be an understatement. EPG will be taking a Byron team with two 6-footers at the Class 2A Monmouth Supersectional Monday night at Glennie Gymnasium on the campus of Monmouth College.
Byron (31-2 and ranked sixth) will bring 6-foot-3 senior Sophie Reecher, who will play college ball at Toledo, and 6-1 Ellie Lehne to the game in an effort to overpower the shorter Titans.
It should be a flowing style with a lot of running. Both teams like to push the ball and stamina will be key as the teams take to the college length floor.
"They do play an up-tempo game and the big girls in the flow of it," EPG head coach Kyle Bobbitt said of the Tigers.
He added, "They have guards who will step out and hit shots if you pay too much attention to the big girls."
An added issue facing the Titans (28-1) will be dealing with the perimeter attack of the Tigers. Mayson Whipple is the top guard and a definite 3-point threat, as Byron likes to run an inside-out attack. Reecher is a top assist leader for the sixth-ranked team.
Byron's defense is also aggressive. It can afford to be with a 6-3 and a 6-1 player supporting the back end of the press. Bobbitt is aware of the problems the Tigers pose on the guards.
Rebekah Ehresman will have her hands full, but so will Jenna Souhrada and Codee Schlipf when it comes to helping break the press.
As has happened most of the time this year, defense will be the key for EPG, who were ranked fifth in the final AP poll.
"We have to play our game, stick to our style," Bobbitt said. "We like our defense to create our offense."
The defense will play a part in keeping the Tigers in check in the half court, as well.
"We're not very big, so we're going to have to allow one shot and one shot only," Bobbitt said. "From the offensive standpoint, we have to have everyone take their opportunity to knock down a shot."
Ehresman leads the Titans in scoring with a 16.6 average and is tied with Schlipf as the top rebounder with a 5.7 boards per game average. Schlipf is scoring at 11.1 points a clip while Chelsea Kessinger is averaging 7.9 points and Souhrada is at 7.1 points.
The winner of the Monmouth Supersectional will face the Springfield Super winner — St. Thomas More or Litchfield — in the second semifinal game at Redbird Arena next Friday night.


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It has been more than a week since a pipeline owned and operated by Exxon Mobil carrying heavy Canadian tar sands oil ruptured in a subdivision of Mayflower, Ark., spilling the heavy, sticky crude onto suburban streets and lawns and threatening a nearby lake.
The initial estimate by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was that 84,000 gallons of oil had been spilled; 189,000 gallons of oil and water combined have already been collected at the site.
Exxon Mobil has established a "no-fly zone" over the site, under the auspices of the Federal Aviation Administration, and is strictly limiting media access. Nonetheless, many major media outlets, including the Associated Press, New York Times and Bloomberg, are reporting on what the EPA characterizes as a "major spill."
But a week after the pipeline ruptured, the Butler Eagle had yet to print an article about this event.
On April 4, the Eagle published an editorial cartoon about the spill and its likely effects on the Keystone XL pipeline debate, and I noticed in the April 5 Eagle a little "news short" about a building collapse in Mumbai, India, but nothing about the Arkansas oil spill — a week after it happened.
I know that pipelines carrying hydrocarbons (in our case, shale gas) are big business in Butler County these days, and that XTO, a subsidiary of Exxon Mobil, owns and operates many of those pipelines.
I feel that an article with major implications to the American public and American energy policy deserves more than political-cartoon mention in the Butler Eagle — certainly as much mention as a building collapse in Mumbai.


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Just find out the daemon with $ netstat -atulpe. Then type in his name and he gets the SIGTERM.
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ip address show | grep eth0 | sed '1d' | awk '{print $2}'
does the same, but shows network-prefix.
create an archive of files with access time older than 5 days, and remove original files.
Uses the pid to get the full path of the process. Useful when you do not which command got picked from the path Show Sample Output
Affiche des infos detaillees sur vos connexions reseaux. Port en ?coute, protocole, paquets, adresses, ustilisateur, PID etc...
Permet de lire une video dans une console, meme sans interface graphique. Interet limite, mais a connaitre au cas ou.
Used for moving stuff around on a fileserver
echo "http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com" | sed -e's/%\([0-9A-F][0-9A-F]\)/\\\\\x\1/g' | xargs echo -e
Works under bash on linux. just alter the '-e' option to its corresponding equivalence in your system to execute escape characters correctly.
Pitch-correct play speed with mplayer. You can also use [] and {} keys to change play speed on-the-fly.
rips the audio and video stream of a movie. The two streams are stored separately.
This assumes that there is a 10.2 sec delay between the video and the audio (delayed). To extract the original video into a audio and video composites look at the command on extracting audio and video from a movie
Takes an mpeg video and coverts it to a youtube compatible flv file. The -r 25 sets the frame rate for PAL, for NTSC use 29.97
-vn removes tha video content, the copy option tells ffmpeg to use the same codec for generating the output
The quality ranges between 0 to 9, with the smaller number indicates a higher quality file but bigger too.
Using mplayer to extract audio file from a CD
It can be hard to spot differences in reformatted files, because of all the diff noise created by word wrapped lines. This command removes all the noise and performs a word-by-word diff. To ignore empty lines, add -B to the diff command. Also, if this is something you do often, you might want to check out the wdiff(1) program.
This command will let you just type c-a b (which means press 'ctrl' then 'a' then 'b'), and screen will save your copy buffer to /tmp/screen-exchange, and then execute xsel to copy the contents of that file into the system's X clipboard. 1. Install Conrad Parker's xsel from http://www.vergenet.net/~conrad/software/xsel/ 2. Add these lines to your .screenrc # Add cool line to make copying to x clipboard possible. # This binds C-a b to copy screen's copy buffer to the system clipboard. bind b eval writebuf 'exec /bin/sh -c "xsel -i -b < /tmp/screen-exchange"' 'exec /bin/sh -c "killall xsel"' 3. Restart screen. 4. Test it by typing c-a [ to enter copy mode. 5. Select some text using vi movement keys (h, j, k, l, etc...) and starting your selection by hitting the space bar, moving with vi movement keys, and then ending your selection with the space bar. 6. Type C-a b, and screen will use xsel to copy your screen copy buffer to the system's X clipboard buffer. 7. Then you can paste the screen copy buffer into any X program. Note: If you're using Mac OSX, you can use pbcopy instead of xsel. Also Note: The second exec in the .screenrc file, which runs killall on xsel, is necessary, because even when you redirect a file to xsel, xsel waits for you to press ctrl-c to kill it, and have it stop waiting for more input. Since xsel forces screen to wait, and I don't want to press ctrl-c, I send the equivalent of ctrl-c with killall causing xsel to write /tmp/screen-exchange to the X clipboard, and then exit. It's a hack, but it works. If you know how to get this to work without a lame hack leave a comment explaining how. Show Sample Output
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you have to replace "mustek_usb" with the scanner found by `scanimage -l`
Useful if you have to put some mp3 files into mobile devices (ie mobile phones with no much memory)
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Middle school proposals
Dear Editor:
As the parent of a middle school and high school student, I must side with the proposal which favors the elders of our community. Many of our seniors have very little upon which to live on monthly. They must make hard choices as to where their money does go, safe and proper housing should NOT be one of the choices they should have to make. This proposal serves the community of people, who quite frankly, with their taxpayer dollars kept it going for so long, why not give back to them?
I would like to say now that I am extremely opposed to option #2. I feel that demolition (even partial) of such a historic building in this town should surely be met with some sort of historical society opposition. Our town has one of the few remaining "downtown districts." The cost and expense of $600,000 a year for however long, should be brought to a public vote at the very least. It is hard enough to eek taxpayer dollars out to teach our students.
I understand that the alternative school portion of our school district needs a larger space, but the school is already using the old Food 4 Less building for nothing more than storage. Can this space not be leased for conversion to house the alternative students? The program could possibly be expanded from 40 students to more, giving each student, even those who seem to want to fall through the cracks, for whatever reason, the opportunity at a diploma and not just quitting, maybe getting a GED, and trying to succeed in the world. Quite possibly, this program could help some of our children stay out the also overburdened prison system.
This building has an asking price currently of $816,000 with 33,000 sf available. A ONE time payment of roughly (given that building has been on the market a while) versus an estimated 9 million dollars to support option 2 over 15 years? REALLY?? That is a mind boggling number. Demolish part of a building and ask taxpayers to pay an extreme amount of money for it? I am not sure El Dorado as a whole knows exactly what is being proposed here. I understand this is a fact finding endeavour at this point, but really? If our opinions really matter, I vote we take care of our beloved senior citizens and at the same time expand into a long empty building and help the kids who will be future taxpayers. I choose option 1 and rally for option #3.
- Barbara Bobbitt, El Dorado


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I wonder whether you have any information about Bessie Worthington, daughter of Henry Fraser Worthington.
She married James O'Hara Murray in 1894. James worked for Henry Rossiter Worthington as a mechanical engineer based in Europe – mostly Berlin. James married again in 1898 and is described as a widower on the marriage certificate so it sees Bessie not have a long life.
Any info very gratefully received!


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LONGMONT -- The official start of summer may be June 21 but not everyone kicks off the season at the same time.
For students it is the last day of school. For families, vacations mean summer is here. And for farmers green beans and broccoli are a sign of the season.
"July is usually when we start to see the first of those summer crops," said Mark Guttridge, owner of Ollin Farms. "We will have the first of our summer crops available this week like zucchini, squash, broccoli, green beans and peppers."
This weekend will start the peak season for the Longmont Farmers' Market, Guttridge said, with expanded produce offerings attracting large crowds and more vendors.
A mix of spring vegetables, including greens, radishes and beets, and summer crops, such as zucchini, squash and eggplant, will be available this week -- the perfect ingredients for a delicious vegetable medley to accompany summer food, he said.
When: Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Where: Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Road
For more: boulderfarmers.org/hourslocation.html
"July is grilling season," Guttridge said. "We like to tell people to toss them on the grill with some olive oil and seasoning while you grill your burgers."
The variety and quality of produce increase in July and August, he said, especially during years when a spring freeze affects early crops.
"There were not a lot of early peaches and hardly any cherries at the market this spring because of the frost we got," Guttridge said. "We should start to see more peaches at the market in the next couple of weeks."
Boulder resident Deborah Ellis said she visits the Longmont market every Saturday for fresh produce but summer crops are her favorite.
Squash, zucchini and tomatoes are coveted items that bring Ellis to the market early to beat the crowds.
"I always go and just get whatever is available, but those are the ones I look forward to," she said.
Ollin Farms, just south of Longmont, is seeing the first signs of carrots, peppers and corn but it will be a couple more weeks before they reach their peak quality.
As the availability of produce increases, Guttridge said, so does his competition from vendors.
"May and June are often our busiest months because the bigger farmers aren't always there," he said. "There's not as much competition then."
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Guttridge recommends shoppers visit the Boulder Farmers' Market on Wednesday during peak season to get fresh produce and ensure the highest quality.
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Two Lincoln County children sought as part of an Amber Alert Thursday were found safe and their mother was taken into police custody.
The Amber Alert for Kylee Nichols, 7, and her brother, Blake Nichols, 4, was issued after the two were reported missing from their father's home, located on County Road 931 near Wellston.
The children were discovered missing at about 7:15 a.m. when the father went to wake them up and get them ready for school, authorities said.
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Friday, July 24, 2009
Sure, he's the baseball beat writer for the daily newspaper with the largest circulation in Toronto and, indeed, in all of Canada. But that doesn't make his petty ramblings informative, enlightening, or even the slightest bit entertaining.
Reading Dick Griff is a lot like listening to a drunk blowhard loutalker at the end of the bar who has lots of opinions and conspiracy theories to share. Mostly, though, they offer up a pathetic defense of their own shortcomings and a litany of excuses for why they've ended up at the end of the bar, a sodden mess.
Having said that, I really should not have been as shocked as I was to read Griffin's post on his "blog" yesterday, wherein he alleges that J.P. Ricciardi and the Blue Jays organization have begun a preemptive public relations campaign against Roy Halladay. The accusation stems from J.P.'s clarifications to reporters on a statement that he made on Wednesdays's edition of Jim Rome is Burning, where he stated that Doc has already indicated his intention to file for free agency.
"The first salvo has been fired in the battle to sully Halladay's image as a loyal soldier," Griff writes with wisened gravitas.
What a pathetic load of horseshit. What an absurd attempt to create tension and melodrama where none exisits. What a huckster.
Griffin would probably have you believe that the many years that he put in as the PR guy for the Expos (in case anyone forgot) makes him hip to J.P.'s jive. Griff would have you believe that his impecable qualifications as a one-time professional sophist has provided him with the insight into the cynical mindset of the man in the GM's seat, for whom he has never had a generous word.
It's Griffin's bile and inanities that have come screaming out of the radio through the voices of simple-minded JaysTalk callers for much of the past eight years, as the repeat verbatim the infinite fatuous judgements Griffin has cast out - all with the benefit of hindsight, mind you - on J.P.'s record. "Five year plans"...always, the talk of the "Five year plans."
But now this: To insinuate that the Jays are playing a game to win the hearts and minds of the fanbase by casting aspersions at the most beloved player. Really?
Could anybody even fathom that such a thing would work?And moreover, could anyone imagine that the Jays' braintrust would think that tarring their most morally upright citizen would be a reasonable PR strategy? It seems as though Griffin could read that scenario into this (and out of nothing), but mostly because his assumption is that J.P. and all who surround him are bumbling idiots who aren't smart enough to have mastered the flack's craft.
The thing about what J.P. said on Rome and reiterated to Mike Wilner on the Fan 590 was that it really wasn't particularly dramatic. If you were observant enough, you could see that Halladay's intention to leave sooner or later was something that went unsaid, laying just beneath the surface all along.
If J.P. is to be castigated for anything, it would be revealing that Halladay will likely be on the free agent market regardless in 18 months. Ricciardi's flaw has always been that he's not nearly guarded enough in what he says publicly and to the media, and revealing Halladay's intentions could serve to lessen his leverage in these crucial days.
Does that sound like the work of an evil genius PR practitioner to you?
More defending J.P. (Joanna, you should probably stop reading here.)
Griffin insists that Halladay may have stayed if the Jays had proven that they were serious about winning. What he forgets to mention is that some of the worst moves that J.P. has made in recent years were completely about creating that impression. The single worst move that J.P. has made (likely pushed by Paul Godfrey) was to sign Venon Wells to a spectacular contract that would demonstrate to the fans, the team and to other players that the Jays were committed to keeping their talent, competing with the Yanks and Sox and ultimately winning.
But here's the thing: In an ideal world, J.P. already has assembled the makings of a team that could compete. If the Jays' rotation had not been decimated to the extent that it has been over the past 12 months, we would ideally be looking at a rotation of Halladay, McGowan, Marcum, Litsch and possibly Romero, with plenty of depth from which Ricciardi could have dealt to bring in help for the bullpen or offense. Instead, a patchwork rotation has been assembled, made up of players who barely registered with most Jays fans last year at this time.
I know these all read like excuses. Maybe it's just that I feel sorry for the Jays' front office these days. It's a lot more difficult to piece together a winning baseball team than it is to sit back and pull it apart after the fact.
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Really dug this post. A bit of metered cool-headedness in a sea of sensational reporting. Nice goin'.
- July 24, 2009 at 9:27 AM
- furcifer said...
Good job.
I'm going to be there tonight, cheering on Doc as the loyal soldier.
- July 24, 2009 at 9:33 AM
Except that Halladay was clearly upset when told about J.P's comments.
I don't think J.P is trying to tar and feather Roy but he is definitely trying to assuage the impending public relations backlash for when Roy is traded (and without a doubt Roy will be traded).
- July 24, 2009 at 9:35 AM
BTW, not that his opinion counts for more then anyone else but Stoeten said that Griffin was bang on.
- July 24, 2009 at 9:35 AM
Extremely well said.
- July 24, 2009 at 9:42 AM
- furcifer said...
I think I speak for a lot of people when I say Fuck Stoeten.
- July 24, 2009 at 9:48 AM
- Joanna said...
Griffin is a blowhard, but he has some valid points in this.
And why exactly are you going after Griffin when JP is saying the shit he is saying?
And why do you feel sorry for the head office? Boo fucking hoo.
- July 24, 2009 at 9:49 AM
- The Ack said...
Glad you went there, Tao, because I would have teed one up in a much less eloquent fashion if you hadn't over the weekend on the very same article.
So, let me get this straight....Ricciardi is a prick for looking at dealing Doc when it's generally agreed he should be signed to an extension.....but Ricciardi is a prick for informing us that signing Doc to an extension was never going to happen.
JP is telling the truth! What an asshole for not covering!
JP isn't telling the truth! What a lying asshole!
- July 24, 2009 at 9:58 AM
- QJays said...
The first thing I thought when I read the JP comments was exactly what Griffin says he was doing -- I'm not saying JP necessarily meant it that way, but the optics are pretty much all there. It's fine to say that JP was just making a mistake - he does that too - but if he gave any thought whatsoever to what he was going to say (and the fact that he tried to make it sound like he'd said it before, which clearly he hadn't), then I have to say Dick's version is a credible one.
- July 24, 2009 at 10:01 AM
- Tao of Stieb said...
I'm not sure if Halladay was upset because of J.P.'s comments, or if he was upset because he had a mob of media tattle tales running to pester him.
"Didja hear what J.P. said Doc? Didja hear? Huh? Didja? Whaddaya think, Doc? Huh? Whaddaya think about all that, eh?"
Haven't read Stoeten's post yet, but would enjoy seeing his rationale. He doesn't just blindly agree with Griffin, so I'm sure he'll have an interesting take on this.
Plus, I wrote this post in a bit of a blind rage, so I'm sure that I'll think differently on it once I've had some time to digest everything.
Side note: I know that for some weird reason, people think that there should be some sort of feud between myself and the DJF. But really, I'm a big fan of all three of them. They've changed my mind on a few things over the years, and they are still one of the first two or three sites that I read every morning. I got no beef with them.
I feel sorry for the front office because I think that people don't appreciate the complexity and the unpredictability of the work that they do.
And I really don't think that anyone in the front office is relishing the idea that they have to send the team's most valuable asset out the door.
Whatever. If people hate J.P., then hold tight because he is likely gone in a few months, and you can all give big sloppy kisses to the new guy for two days before you start ripping him a new one.
- July 24, 2009 at 10:07 AM
- The Ack said...
re: DJF....FUCK THOSE GUYS. ARE YOU READING THIS, BOYS?
I kid, I kid. Good dudes, good readin'.
- July 24, 2009 at 10:24 AM
Tao, let me say I am very disappointed my Tao T-Shirt will not be ready for signage from the Man himself on the Back2Back celebration day...
Gotta agree with Joanna about not feeling sorry for the front office; especially J.P. It's a tough job but he makes millions doing it. Plus as JP has said continually, the job is not his be all end all; his family is, etc etc.
Plus the mixed messages coming out of the front office is ridiculous. It sounds like there is no communication between Beeston and Ricciardi. One day Ricciardi is saying they don't have the resources to sign Halladay and the next day Beeston says they can spend as much as Boston if they want and he is going to talk to Halladay about an extension. Then J.P says Doc has already told them he is going to test free agency.
I just want the truth damnit!!
- July 24, 2009 at 10:43 AM
- eyebleaf said...
Christopher: Remember, public relations aren't Ricciardi's forte.
Thank you, Tao, for this. Spot fucking on.
- July 24, 2009 at 10:46 AM
- Joanna said...
except it's not.
- July 24, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- eyebleaf said...
Joanna: You don't think Griffin was waiting on that bullshit post he wrote? The man has hated J.P. for years. What he wrote was complete and utter bullshit. Everyone knew Halladay wasn't going to re-sign; that's why this whole process is happening. Finally J.P. says it, in those words, even though he said on July 8th in the New York Post that he didn't think they'd be able to keep Doc from free agency a third time, and shit hits the fan. It's absurd. The Jays have more important things to worry about, like the future of their franchise, than to start meaningless P.R. games about the one guy who has worn that jersey with the utmost class and honour. Ab-fucking-surd that anyone would think that anything Griffin wrote in that blog post was valid.
Again: you don't think Ricciardi wanted to re-sign Burnett? You don't think he wanted a free agent bat over the winter?
I'm with you on one thing: I too would wish he'd keep his mouth shut.
I also wish Griffin would stop writing nonsense, but it ain't going to happen.
- July 24, 2009 at 10:58 AM
Great post, almost made me feel a bit better about J.P. But then I saw this:
- July 24, 2009 at 11:02 AM
- Joanna said...
Um, Paul Beeston didn't seem to think Halladay wasn't going to re-sign, since he talked about extension talk last week. it would be nice if the front office had one message, rather than 15.
I think he wanted to sign AJ cheaply, but was resigned to the fact that someone was going to outbid. Or he didn't trade AJ at the deadline because AJ was his little crown jewel that he had wanted for years and he wasn't ready to let him go. because JP's massive ego drives most of his decisions.
And McLeod and Blair haven't exactly jumped on the JP bandwagon. Probably because they smell the bullshit. So talk about Griffin's ax to grind, but he is hardly the only one.
- July 24, 2009 at 11:11 AM
- SP said...
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- July 24, 2009 at 11:15 AM
- SP said...
Beeston is just as full of shit as JP is accused of being. Beeston said he'd sit down with Doc to talk extension. JP says Doc isn't even considering it. Beeston says the Jays can spend up to Boston's level. JP says we don't have the resources to re-sign the best pitcher in baseball. Which one sounds more like reality?
- July 24, 2009 at 11:16 AM
- SP said...
If they can spend up to Boston, then there would be Rogers Manny's Box (TM) signs everywhere in the Rogers Centre and we wouldn't even be talking about any of this Halladay shit. Blaming JP for any of this is simply irrational finger-pointing.
Burnett was not traded because Rogers wanted the illusion of a competitive team, not because he was JP's "crown jewel". Then he wasn't re-signed because Rogers didn't want to pay the money they themselves said was set aside to re-sign him. Same goes for basically everything that happened post-Delgado. Everything is done to maintain the illusion competitiveness. They'll fund the team just enough so that Rogers can make it's $1.28 BILLION in profits. Anything more than that, they have figured, would be a diminishing return. This ownership clearly is not interested in winning. Let's make sure we have it straight about who is to blame here.
- July 24, 2009 at 11:23 AM
- Joanna said...
Sure Beeston is full of shit, but it would be nice if the front office at least spouted the same shit.
And the whole front office, from the owners, to the prez to the GM can all fuck themselves equally.
- July 24, 2009 at 11:30 AM
I blame Doc. If you try too hard to avoid bullshit, the oppsite will happen. Better to mix it up a bit yourself and roll with the punches. e.g. would this tiny nuance even become an issue if it was Manny we were talking about ?
- July 24, 2009 at 12:00 PM
- lepos said...
do you still feel the same way?
- July 24, 2009 at 12:31 PM
- Ian H. said...
You nailed it, Tao. Great post!
All this fighting makes me feel like a child caught in the middle in a torn marriage between Beeston/Ricciardi/Rogers and Roy Halladay.
Damn it, stay together for the kids!
- July 24, 2009 at 12:47 PM
- Joanna said...
Lepos, all of my feelings come out of the shit JP has been saying, not the stuff Griffin wrote.
- July 24, 2009 at 1:05 PM
- Ian Gray said...
A serious question, then, for the Ricciardi defenders: How many chances should he get?
To explain: I'm perfectly willing to concede that he and the rest of the front office have complicated and difficult jobs. I can't imagine that any of you are prepared to argue that he's succeeded at his as of yet. At what point, then, would it be fair to say that it just isn't going to happen, perhaps for reasons beyond his control entirely, and to reluctantly let him go?
I've commented before here that the mooted trade of Halladay really does seem like the natural place to say that he's clearly failed, but I'm curious to see what his last defenders think. When would you draw the line?
- July 24, 2009 at 1:06 PM
- Colin said...
I find it very strange to see the Tao using I instead of we...
- July 24, 2009 at 1:13 PM
Beeston says: "That's enough, JP. The big kids are taking over now."
- July 24, 2009 at 1:17 PM
Why does Tao feel sympathy for JP ? After he gets fired the guy will be good produce manager for a grocery store
- July 24, 2009 at 1:28 PM
Tao, this reminds me of the sodden ramblings we used to have at the end of the bar before you got a life. oh, sweet statler and waldorf impressions every weekend.
- July 24, 2009 at 1:38 PM
A new low for Griffin, and that's saying something.
Why have non of his media breathren called him out for the clear vendetta he has?
Why does McCown continue to use this buffoon.
I'll tell you why, because McCown and all his cronies (save Brunt) are old, used up windbags who don't have it in them to do real research/analysis anymore. They're like Wells and McCabe. Just punching the clock and picking up the check.
Can anyone imagine just for a moment, what a real 3 hours of Prime Time sports could be like - I'll fucking tell you how good it could be - imagine leading with the boys from DJF and ToS debating this entire Halladay mess, then seguaying into Dave Cameron from FanGraphs running down the actual $ value of the trades proposed for Roy (as he did in just a stellar article some 2 weeks ago...not that the morons writing in our print media ever come close to such actual you know, quantitative analysis), then moving on to Down Goes Brown talking about his latest invitation to Spezza's wedding. 2nd hour, a guy from 82 games breaking down the Raps off season moves in terms of 5 man units and on-court/off-court numbers. Then perhaps a word from the boys at Pension Plan Puppets in hour 3 about the Leafs off season moves and get Mirtle on to mock the Blackhawks for keeping Tallon as long as they did (instead of the ridiculous defenses we get of his indefensible singings record from his buddies in the media).
Fuck...how good would that show be???
Damnit to hell. I may have to start the new PTS myself, it sounds so good.
We are so ill served by the media in this city, it's not even funny. Time for us all to stop bending over and taking it.
Let the revolution begin!
- July 24, 2009 at 3:20 PM
- Tao of Stieb said...
You'll have to talk to my booking agent.
Wish you were here. Zanzibar won't be the same without you.
We're as confused as you are about our use of I. I don't know what we were thinking.
I've already pulled on the powder blue jersey, and am getting ready to head 'er down to the Dome. Feel kinda like I'm going to a wake.
- July 24, 2009 at 3:51 PM
- Joanna said...
Hi Tao...I'm thinking upgrading our feud to a blood feud will really boost readership. What do you think?
- July 24, 2009 at 3:55 PM
JP and Doc
- July 24, 2009 at 4:29 PM
- Archimedies said...
Reading that whole thing all I could think was that I was reading an article about the Leafs. It's the same story, just change around 4 words. Change 'Maple Leafs' to 'Blue Jays' and 'Howard Berger' to 'Richard Griffin'.
I don't know what it is about this city, but I'm blown away that so many complete hacks are getting so much circulation.
'Toronto Media'. Yuck.
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