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I'm sorry, but I'll be voting for the Workers Revolutionary Party. Always have, always will.
I'm sorry, but I'll be voting for the Workers Revolutionary Party. Always have, always will.
Did anyone else just read DreamTeam's thread and realize how utterly ignorant they are about British politics?
Yeah, I think the Labour plan of freezing domestic fuel prices is a gimmick, and probably interference in what should be a free market. I can't see it going well, as these companies have duties also to its shareholders. The brave ecological step forward to decommission aging nuclear power plants too soon has brought on the very real worry of rising energy prices. They didn't factor in the speed at which new power plants could be built. I heard on the radio that there was a 3 year gap between the closure of the old powerstations and the opening of the new.
The Tories have been marching towards the right in a effort to win back the voters who have gone to UKIP. Discriminatory laws are being hailed as being progressive to keep out the foreigners.
The Lib Dems with few seats claim to be keeping the moral conscience by supporting measures that enable fairer taxation, but all the while in bed with the Tories who they once hated with as much gusto as they can muster. Nowadays, they've the ball and chain being dragged the route the tories are taking them, inglorious and often baffling to see how much xenophobic stuff and the sheer weight of intrusive government has been eminating from Snowden's disclosures. The LD used to advocate less government intrusion into our lives, but now they're in power they have been ineffectual on that front.
My last vote went to them , and I don't think I can vote for them or the other two. decisions, decisions....
I will definitely be voting UKIP in next year's European elections, and since UKIP are the ONLY party that is going to give me a chance to vote my country out of this ever-growing unstoppable artificial superstate project, and since it's my number one priority as the single-most important issue at the next election, then therefore I have no choice but to vote UKIP at the general election too.
And I will continue voting for them from now on, until I and the British people get a referendum where we can finally do what the ruling European bureautic ideological zelaots are preventing virtually every country in Europe from doing - giving their people the choice of saying NO.
Does that mean the euro will finally be adopted?
No mention of Scottish Independence of course or spinning off Ulster aka "the province"
Massive immigration into the UK, as into the US, virtually insures a downward spiral into poverty. Decent jobs cannot possibly be created fast enough to keep up with the flood. At least the Eastern Europeans will assimilate in a generation or so. That is less likely to happen in the US.
The decline in financial well being of the ordinary person in both countries is the result of the banking mafia abusing trust, and almost destroying the world economic system.....not immigration.
I acknowledge that an excessive inflow of immigrants is counter productive to the needs of an economy wallowing in depression, with a need to restrict immigration obvious made difficult in the UK by European Union legislation on the free flow of labour within the European Union.
You have a mythical-fantasy that the free market by itself will fix all of these problems, without any "socialist" regulations or institutions (like unions) needed to do it. The historical record doesn't lead one to believe that if people just take jobs and stop all immigration the quality of life goes up. Check out the history of Closed Japan if you think that works.
Britain would utterly fail without the EU. But hey, it's always easier to blame someone else and tell people some Alex Jones crap
Oh by the way, how did you enjoy your free travel to other EU countries so far?
There WAS a time not so long ago when the relationship of power was sane and sensible, back when it was the much more loosely-based EEC of the 1970's and 1980's. Even then it was seeking more and more power, and along came successive treaties from Maastricht onwards to Lisbon and Amsterdam, etc. etc. I remember Denmark and Sweden having reservations and doubts at the time. Even France once voted 'no' by a slim margin. It wasn't just Britain.
How many MORE treaties granting ever more and more power will we have? The whole STATED mission of the European Union is "EVER-CLOSER UNION" .... last I checked that means a continual, non-stop process, never-ending, UNTIL EUROPE IS ONE COUNTRY. I couldn't care less about the economics of the situation, it DOES NOT JUSTIFY the amalgamation of powers over to a bureaucratic nightmare of an institution with a almost semi-religious fervor to be the sole European government.
Where is your own pride for Germany? Don't you want your laws and foreign affairs and budgetary controls kept in the hands of the Bundestag and/or the federal regions of Germany? Or are you happily willing to lose all powers and have unelected officials in Brussels make all the decisions for your country?
Enough with this stupid and maniacal rush to a pan-European dictatorship. I DON'T WANT IT.
Not that I have a very serious opinion on the issue, but I gotta point out that it's easy to want to be independent when your country is a superpower. For MANY countries in Europe, especially in the south and east, the EU is the only chance of any prosperity that they have.
That we are capable only of being what we are, remains our unforgivable sin.
- Gene Wolfe
For us dense outsiders, could anyone provide a concise list of pro's and con's for the UK of being in the EU?
There was a serious debate in the US whether the states should be answerable to a federal government at all. It ended up being for the best that the states did not remain totally sovereign, and that the federal government regulates interstate commerce, the national currency, and extranational affairs. Now we are the largest country and economy in the world, and rival the whole European continent's GDP.
To reduce trade barriers that restrain the growth of prosperity.
To eliminate the growth of another European dictatorship (Napoleon, Kaiser Bill, Adolph Hitler, Benito Mussolini) attempting world domination.
To foster tangible (not just words filled with good intentions) cooperation between nations that reduces international tensions enabling the EU to act in concert when dealing with localised wars such as in The Balkans some dozen years ago.
The anti EU sentiments expressed here are focused on the excessive immigration levels that the UK has been facing over the past dozen years, a legitimate concern that could have been handled much more efficiently with a determined political will by those with a plan of their own to reduce the costs of labour by emulating the American tradition of encouraging high levels of immigration.
The EU continues to be work in progress with many faults emerging, and of course the residual fear of a domineering Germany which is why the smaller nations of Europe are enthusiastic to support the membership of the United Kingdom historically the nation that has intervened many times over the centuries to restrain the rise of domineering powers such as Spain, France and Germany.
History has taught the British through being obliged to intervene in Europe over the past several centuries that what happens on the European continent influences life in the United Kingdom from the Battle of Crecy, through to Napoleon, Kaiser Bill, Adolph Hitler, and Benito Mussolini.
And the various international car manufacturers would rapidly close their factories in the UK were the British to secede from the EU leaving the UK a much less prosperous country knowing that a valuable export market has been lost to British goods, and services.
In 1945 when the British Government began dismantling the UKs empire it was clear that the next political, and trading union had to be Europe to eliminate any possibility of another world war to add to the previous two which had almost destroyed the United Kingdom's economy, military and political powers.
While we are discussing the xenophobia of a few Brits this article focuses on the actions of a London traffic warden ticketing the Mercedes of Hilary Clinton for failing to pay a parking fee......I'm a big fan of the Clintons.....am surprised with their fall into poverty
I quote:
Westminster City Council warden puts penalty notice on her Mercedes
Clinton was attending an event at Chatham House to pick up an award
Given £80 fine for failing to buy a ticket while parked in £3.30/hour bay
Photographer claims he saw one agent flashing his badge to warden
Councillor: 'We have to be fair to everyone, regardless of their status'
I consider UKIP what I call BNP light. As to the Lib Dems I live in Southwark by Tower Bridge. Everyone here always voted LIBDEM. They have a real surprize coming first in 2014 and in 2015 A Labour candidate is going to oust our MP Simon Hughes. Simon who calls himself bi (who knows who cares) voted against gay marriage he is done!
One other thing to leave the EU and think that we will return to a Green & Pleasant land with factories making beautiful things to wear is like taking acid or some other drug. It would be the biggest mistake any country can make.
The result of an IN/OUT referendum will depend in large measure on whether the UK can renegotiate a more semi-detached relationship with the EU. Many in Europe have become rather jaded with Britain's constant accusations that the EU is responsible for its economic and social malaise. If it really wants to leave, it may be pushing an open door.
This would be a huge mistake, in my view.
The issue is made more complicated by Britain's historical relationship with Europe:
http://www.social-europe.eu/2013/06/...ue-to-history/Britain's European policy debates are still themed around the legacy of its past as an extra-European actor with clear but infrequently articulated European interests – strategically, politically and economically. This has resulted in a conglomeration of rhetoric and practices which are as confusing to the politicians selling them as they are to the public consuming them. On the one hand 'in' Europe, on the other not 'run' by it. On the one hand an exceptional 'island fortress', on the other a European security guarantor. On the one hand a deeply European heritage, on the other a global outlook focussing on the Commonwealth and the 'special relationship'. If the 2017 referendum result is 'out', it might be contrary to British interests, but it would at least be true to dominant cultural constructions of Britain's self-identity as an international actor.
France does not want the EU dominated by Germany, and along with smaller nations might well encourage compromise to enable the UK not to take the matter to referendum, by granting the British a few face saving exceptions to EU legislation.
Oh don't count on most people here knowing about the benefits of the EU, either. Our own UKIP, the AfD (Alternative for Germany) who wants to abolish the Euro and and .. almost got into parliament.
Would any of the guys who dislike the UK membership in the EU want to give their response to the assertion I seem to be reading here that British opposition is primarily about nativist and anti-immigrant sentiment?
UKIP are a bunch of comedy bigots.
Voted for by the xenophobic homophobic pub bores who don't look beyond the end of their own street.
Since we do 60% of our trade with the EU we would be slitting our own throats. If you want to send the economy back into recession - pull out of Europe. You will soon be bitching when you have to join the longer queue at Malaga airport
One more thing. As gay men we should be wary of UKIP. They may be comedy bigots but they are still bigots. There are some with some very homophobic views. They have been successful in pushing the Tories to the right. The Tories have been hammering the poor, unemployed,disabled and definitely immigrants trying to reach the UKIP vote which they have lost. There are some in UKIP who don't want us to exist.
Dont lose sight of that when you are getting a bout of anti-European xenophobia while drinking your French wine or planning your next holiday in Greece.
You may be surprised to know that Asians feature in the membership of the UKIP for their own (apparent) well being, and place in the sun (so to speak when referring to UK weather ) for they assume that the quality of their life is compromised by continuing waves of new immigrants.
You may be surprised to know that Asians feature in the membership of the UKIP for their own (apparent) well being, and place in the sun (so to speak when referring to UK weather ) for they assume that the quality of their life is compromised by continuing waves of new immigrants.
So what's happening? Will there be some kind of referendum?
I say a referendum should be called. The English are more polite than sensible.


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Woody Allen has responded to accusations he won't hire black actors.
The New York Daily News recently reported that Allen's play about Harlem's Cotton Club, "Bullets Over Broadway" -- which debuts in April -- has no black gangsters, something it said Allen specifically requested, citing an anonymous source. Allen's rep told the newspaper his priority is casting "the exact appropriate person for a role regardless of race, which has never been a consideration."
The New York Observer's Roger Friedman recently asked Allen if he would ever cast someone like Viola Davis. Allen reportedly said, "Not unless I write a story that requires it. You don't hire people based on race. You hire people based on who is correct for the part. The implication is that I'm deliberately not hiring black actors, which is stupid. I cast only what's right for the part. Race, friendship means nothing to me except who is right for the part."
Friedman also asked Allen about his personal life.
"(Chris Rock) loved my work. When I got married to Soon-Yi, he bought me a wedding present," he said. "When I ran into him in Rome, we took him out for dinner. I'm friendly with Spike Lee. We don't socialize, but I don't socialize with anyone. I don't have white friends either."
Salon pointed out that Lee has criticized Allen for not casting black people. It reported that, in a 1987 New York Times interview, Lee said, "Woody Allen, he can do a film about Manhattan -- it's about one-half black and Hispanic -- and he doesn't have a single black person in the film."
Maybe they all went on vacation those days.
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Tewksbury police said they were called to 767 Chandler St. on the night of Jan. 19 and learned a white male, about 25 years old, wearing a light-colored sweatshirt and baseball hat, broke into a car and fled in a Pontiac Grand Prix with damage on the driver's side.
Officers found a car fitting that description nearby on Chandler Street and spoke to the driver, Duran McNeill, 29, of 50 Hildreth St., Unit 3, Lowell.
Officers determined McNeill had a revoked license, and after looking into his car they saw items including an iPhone and about $6 in change that were reportedly stolen in the motor vehicle break-in nearby, according to police.
McNeill was arrested, and a search of his vehicle turned up several other items suspected to have been stolen in previous car breaks, according to police.
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Melissa Talbert was accepted into the Molecular and Cellular Pathology Graduate program in 2004, working toward her DMD/PhD. Her research interests include host tissue responses at the tissue-metal implant interface. She explains, "In particular, we are investigating the role of the matricellular protein, Thrombospondin-1, in biomaterial-induced mesenchymal stem cell differentiation." She chose to pursue her research and graduate studies at UAB because of UAB's excellent reputation as a leading health care provider and research center.
Since coming to UAB in 2004, Melissa has received several awards and honors. "Most recently, I was excited to learn that I am a recipient of a F30 Predoctoral Dental Scientist Training Fellowship Award from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR). In addition, I was awarded an American Association for Dental Research (AADR) Student Research Fellowship." Her other awards and honors include Dental Students' Conference on Research, UAB SOD Representative, April 2007; AADR Bloc Travel Grant Award Recipient, March 2007; Overall winner - UAB School of Dentistry Scholars' Symposium, Pre-doctoral Basic Science category, 2007; 1st place - UAB Graduate Student Research Day, 2006; 1st place - UAB School of Dentistry Scholars' Symposium, Pre-doctoral Basic Science category, 2006; School of Dentistry Travel Award, 2006; and Graduate Student Association (GSA) Travel Award, 2006, 2007.
Melissa believes her most rewarding experience here at UAB has been the personal satisfaction gained by growing both as a scientist and as a person through her experiences at UAB. She has had many influences during her academic career. "There have been a number of people who have been influential in my graduate studies and career development," she explains. "These UAB faculty members include my mentor, Dr. Joanne Murphy-Ullrich; DMD/PhD program director, Dr. Mary MacDougall and Dr. Firoz Rahemtulla."
Melissa advises other graduate students to "take advantage of the unique collaborative environment, as well as the many resources available to graduate students at UAB."
After graduating, Melissa plans to pursue a career as a dental clinician scientist in an academic setting. "It is my hope that I will one day make a difference in oral health care through my research and clinical endeavors."


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"Monsters, Inc." is set in Monstropolis, a thriving company town where monsters of all shapes and sizes reside. Sulley and his wisecracking best friend Mike Wazowski are the top scare team at Monsters, Inc., the largest scream-processing factory. The main power source in the monster world is the collected screams of human children-and at...
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"Monsters, Inc." is set in Monstropolis, a thriving company town where monsters of all shapes and sizes reside. Sulley and his wisecracking best friend Mike Wazowski are the top scare team at Monsters, Inc., the largest scream-processing factory. The main power source in the monster world is the collected screams of human children-and at Monsters, Inc., an elite team of scarers is responsible for gathering those precious natural resources. Believed by monsters to be toxic, children are strictly forbidden from entering Monstropolis. But when a little girl named Boo accidentally follows Sulley back into his world, he finds his career in jeopardy and his life in utter chaos. So pals Mike and Sulley plot to rectify the mistake and return Boo to her home. But when the trio encounters an unexpected series of complications, they become embroiled in a cover-up catapulting them into a mystery beyond their wildest dreams.
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Welcome to the wonderful and wacky world of those not-so-scary monsters that live in children's closets. Follow one monster's adventures as it discovers that scary isn't always the way to go.
Leave it to Pixar to come up with another clever story. We are introduced to a thriving monster metropolis, where Monsters, Inc. employs an elite group of big, bad guys to go into children's closets and gather the city's energy supply--the children's screams. But lately, there has been an energy crunch; it seems kids are not getting as scared as they used to. Enter top Kid Scarer, Mr. James P. Sullivan, a.k.a. Sully (voiced by John Goodman), a big, blue fuzzy monster who, along with his assistant Mike Wazowski (voiced by Billy Crystal), a green, one-eyed wisecracker, gets potent screams from the kiddies. Unfortunately, the one thing Sully, Mike and the others are deathly afraid of is the children themselves. And when one child, Boo (voiced by Mary Gibbs), makes her way through the closet door into the monster world, things get decidedly complicated for Sully, who learns kids aren't so scary after all.
Honestly, how could you go wrong with the vocal talents of John Goodman, Billy Crystal, Steve Buscemi and James Coburn? In Monsters, Inc., they absolutely shine. Oscar-winning Coburn brings the head of Monsters, Inc., Mr. Henry J. Waternoose, a crablike, spidery monster, vividly to life. Buscemi as the evil Randall Boggs, a slimy serpent monster who can camouflage himself to blend with anything, plays the perfect foil to Sully, a monster with grand plans who rivals the big guy in the quota for kids' screams. Crystal is hysterical as Mike, with enough neuroses and wild antics to offset the sweet Sully--without stealing the show. Even the lityle girl Boo comes across convincingly as a two-and-a-half-year-old, specially when she sings in the bathroom. It's Goodman who makes the movie complete--his Sully is one big galoot you can wrap your arms around.
Pixar Animation must constantly search high and low for the cream of the crop in animation and story development; they never settle for second best. The studio has the Midas touch when it comes to computer-animated films--its three features so far, Toy Story, Toy Story 2 (still one of the best sequels ever made) and A Bug's Life, have grossed nearly a billion dollars worldwide. Yes, Dreamworks may have given Disney a run for its money with its spectacular summer blockbuster Shrek, but Pixar isn't going to roll over that easily. Monsters, Inc. is a wonderfully inventive film, especially in its creation of such otherworldly settings as the factory and its assembly line of closet doors. The movie combines all the right elements--there's a good guy, a funny sidekick, slimebag, a climactic chase scene and an adorable reason for things to end happily.
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Disney's Pixar has done it again with the delightful Monsters, Inc.--so sit back, bring the whole family and have a wonderful time.
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On March 22, 2011, The United States Holocaust Memorial museum, announced a new program: Remember Me? Their press release statement can be read on the web site here .
They are trying to use the Internet and Social Networking to reunite families / genealogies separated during by the Holocaust and Displacements that occurred during World War II. Already they have had some success. Stanczyk was deeply moved about this program and its connection to history and genealogy. This is a blessing for the Jewish peoples and perhaps other Europeans who were displaced during the war. That was 66 years ago. Why did this idea take so long to be conceived? More importantly, why did I learn of this from the BBC America Network's World News program? It has been over two weeks since this release came out. How did my links to various genealogical web sites and blogs and other tricks I use fail to inform me of this such that I was bowled over by the TV being my first source of this information?
Three children (uh? seniors) were identified in the first 48 hours of the website and three more have been identified today (6th-April-2011), including Michel Sztulzaft, who was on the BBC news segment Stanczyk watched. PLEASE everyone take a look!
Truth be told Stanczyk has been very busy the last two weeks on frantic matters related to my heart and family. But I just checked Tracing The Tribe, I did not see it there. Please write Stanczyk and let him know if you wrote about this important topic before the TV segment on the BBC or whether you too were just informed.
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Technology and business thought leaders converge to attend on University's New Castle campus.
Wilmington University will host and present at the monthly meeting for the Technology Forum of Delaware. Scott Shaw, Assistant Professor and Chair of Game Design and Development, will present on game design and development and video special effects.
The event takes place February 27, 2013, in the auditorium of the Doberstein Admission Center at the New Castle Campus from 5:30-7:30p.m. Admission is $25 for members and $40 for non-members.
The Technology Forum meets monthly and is attended by thought leaders in technology and business throughout the Delaware Valley. Recent meeting topics have ranged from in-depth forums on cutting edge biomedical engineering to how mobile technology is redefining the customer experience. Each meeting attracts between 100-200 business decision-makers.
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This is part of a series of daily blogging prompts entitled Fearless Females created by Lisa Alzo of The Accidental Genealogist blog in honor of Women's History Month .
* March 15 — Write a six-word memoir tribute to one of your female ancestors.
March 16 — If you could have lunch with any female family member (living or dead) or any famous female who would it be and why?
Where would you go?
What would you eat?
Guess you can guess, if you have been following this series of messages, Rear Admiral Grace Hopper.
Where to go, would be where ever she wanted to go. Somewhere in the Washington, DC area.
Who would be able to eat? Would be listening to her stories and from what I can tell, she has many.
Two specific topics:
Her stories about our ancestry. Although she is a descendant of Capt. John Worthington's oldest son, and I from the youngest son, we do share common stories, I am sure.
The second would be her reaction of the changing of Technology over time. Her experience of computers are twice as long as mine, although I have been involved since the 1960's. But would enjoy her computer stories.


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A celebration of Connie's life was held May 12 in Little Rock.
Connie Crockett Ratcliff of Little Rock, formerly of Stuttgart, died May 10 in Little Rock.
She is survived by a son, Matthew Ratcliff of New Orleans; a daughter, Kim Ratcliff of Dallas; a sister, Beverly Crockett of Memphis; and many dear friends.
After her long career in the clothing business, Connie volunteered her time with cancer patients at UAMS and recently was named UAMS Volunteer of the Year.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials in her memory be made to the UAMS Auxiliary, 4301 W. Markham Slot No. 527, Little Rock, AR 72205 or to Special Olympics of Arkansas, 2115 Main St., North Little Rock, AR 72214.
A celebration of Connie's life was held May 12 in Little Rock.


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The 7th annual Garden Walk, sponsored by Lake Area Master Gardeners, will be held on Saturday, June 1 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
The 7th annual Garden Walk, sponsored by Lake Area Master Gardeners, will be held on Saturday, June 1 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Tickets went on sale May 1 and may be purchased from Central Bank and First National Bank locations. Tickets will be available the day of the tour at Willmore Lodge in Lake Ozark. Tickets are $10 rain or shine.
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The event is a great opportunity to see what people in the area grow. At the Lake, rocky clay soil and an invasive deer population can make landscaping difficult. Come get ideas about plants to use in your garden and ways to deal with the "critters" in our environment. The tour features a wide variety of plantings and outdoor living areas.
Lake Area Master Gardeners will be on hand to teach people not only what is possible but also how to garden responsibly. Local artists from the Ozark Brush and Palette organization will be painting in the gardens the day of the tour.
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Wilcock has hosted this event since April 2010, becoming a veteran of similar events at various locations around town since 1991. With her signature brassy, larger-than-life style, Wilcock is a natural for playing the role of hostess. It's a rare performer who can pull off wearing Viking horns while playing her trusty inflatable guitar, but she's more than up to the challenge. Setting her apart from most others who emcee such club nights, Wilcock is a respected powerhouse vocalist in her own right, fronting the acclaimed band The Tighten Ups.
She notes that when it comes to karaoke, most neighborhoods have more in common than not.
"All neighborhoods yield talented folks, both local and tourist," she said.
Wilcock notes that not everyone is a great vocalist, but that's okay.
"Of course, some folks sing better than others, so my karaoke nights feature a 'freedom to suck' policy that protects us from judgment at all times," said Wilcock. "I do not care for karaoke contests. We will applaud."
Wilcock admits to applying a system to her open-mic nights.
"It helps to have a true love of humans and music, as well as being an enchanted conduit of hilarious good times. Keep energy high, be fair, care about the sound quality and mix of each singer. And also, bring a cowbell."
Still, considering she is an San Diego Music Awards-nominated singer with her band, how hard is it for her to deal with a particularly bad singer?
"I just combine that love of humans with the 'freedom to suck' motto and then add tequila plus a sense of humor," she joked.
According to Wilcock, Ocean Beach gives her a good blend of singers each week.
"We get a really good mix," she said. "Euros from the hostel, neighborhood guys thick with facial hair and an attitude, packs of surfer girls, off-duty rock stars, hospitality kids, softball teammates and an above-average sampling of local comics."
While Wilcock is open to performers of all styles, as long as they're "friendly, fun-lovin', brave and over 21," she's not adverse to cutting someone off if they are disrespectful.
"I have cut many people off who swing microphones, hit microphones, scream into microphones and don't stop doing these things when I ask them to," she said.
She points out that certain types of music fare better than others.
"It's songs that encourage us to sing along, like 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' by Bonnie Tyler, 'Bohemian Rhapsody' by Queen, and 'Sweet Caroline' by Neil Diamond. Those always get the crowd going. People also respond to humor and interpretive dancing," she said.
Although singers have 4,000 tunes to choose from, there is one artist Wilcock would be happy to never hear again.
"Anything by Celine Dion," she said good-naturedly.
Even after more than 20 years of hearing the good and the bad when it comes to local singing, Wilcock said she is still having fun at karaoke.
"I get to make loads of friends," she said. "I get off on helping people achieve the high of public vocal performance in a safe and playful environment. Plus, I can hone my improvisational skills as an emcee as well as my sound-mixing skills. And I get to play my beloved inflatable guitar like a rock and roll fiend," she said.
Karaoke with Laura Jane Wilcock takes place at 9 p.m. on Mondays at The Harp, 4935 Newport Ave. 21 and up. No cover.


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Mike Lowell reached base five times: single, three doubles, walk;
Dustin Pedroia had two singles, one home run, three runs scored;
JD Drew and Julio Lugo each had two hits; and
Brandon Moss got his first career hit and scored his first career run.
Tonight's game tied the Angels record for longest nine-inning home game: 4:02 (also set on September 30, 2000 against Seattle).
Jon Lester (5.09 ERA) / Dustin Moseley (4.43 ERA)
JD Drew will play center field tonight.
And Brandon Moss gets the start in right.
It's hard to argue with WMP:
I want to be traded. I want to play. They know I want to play. I'm surprised I wasn't traded before the deadline. ... They want me to perform, but how can I perform when I have just a couple of at-bats, then they take me out, and I don't play again for days? They said I would be given a chance to play, but it hasn't happened. ... I am not a guy who has caused any trouble, but I want to play.Check out Pena's home/road split this year:
Home 90 .138 .233 .200 .433
Away 74 .324 .378 .632 1.010


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It's not Bruce Benson or Phil DiStefano.
George Solich is a 1983 CU grad in Business-Mineral Land Management. He's also a wealthy man who has been one of the athletic department's biggest boosters in recent years. Late last spring, he sold his company Cordillera Energy Partners III, LLC, for $3.1 billion.
Solich didn't pocket the $2.5 billion in cash from the sale and he didn't get to keep all the $600 million in shares of Apache Corporation of Houston, the company he sold to. He had investors and shareholders who took their cut. But it's safe to say Solich has the kind of money that has traditionally given other wealthy men around the country over the years significant influence over what happens in the athletic departments they favor.
Solich has enough influence at CU that he is the man the athletic director, president and chancellor turn to first when they need help for athletics.
Last week, when CU hosted former Cincinnati head coach Butch Jones, who has since been hired at Tennessee, it was Solich standing next to Jones in most of the photos captured of Jones during his visit. Not Bohn, not Benson, not DiStefano.
There is nothing unusual about the relationship. Big boosters at other schools such as T.
It's not all about the money mind you. CU officials respect Solich's passion for the school and his desire to see its athletic teams excel, and that along with his ability to make things happen financially is why they include him in important decisions such as finding a football coach.CU Buffs fans are well aware he has influence over who will get the job and some of them might be wondering what Solich is thinking. I know I am.
They want to know what he values in a head coach, what characteristics he is seeking in the next guy who is going to lead the Buffs out on to Folsom Field behind Ralphie V. They want to know what questions he's asking candidates. How does he decide which coach to back in the search?
I've left Solich messages over the past two weeks letting him know I wanted to ask him some of these questions. He hasn't called back.
I think he should.
Solich is the only person involved in the search for the next coach who won't really have anyone to answer to if the new coach doesn't succeed and is fired in two, three, four or five years. Everyone else involved is employed by the school or the CU system and could suffer the wrath of angry CU fans, faculty members and boosters if something goes wrong.
Why should Solich get a pass? If he wants to be a part of the process, he should embrace it fully -- not just the parts he prefers.
For instance, CU fans have been all over Bohn, Benson and DiStefano for allowing themselves to be pushed toward hiring a former Buff two years ago when they ultimately chose Embree. I've got no problem with that criticism. Seems fair to me and there was definitely pressure for them to hire a Buff. But let's not forget that Solich served on the search committee two years ago as well, along with fellow boosters Dave Hoover and Roger Parker. He had a say then just as he does now.
I don't know that Solich was on board with the Embree hire or if he would have preferred to go in a different direction, but I'd like to know and I'm sure there are CU fans who would, too.
The fact that Solich is, perhaps, the department's biggest booster, isn't a secret. It's well known enough that Solich's name routinely appears in discussions on numerous fan websites, especially at times like these in the middle of a coaching search.
Ever since the sale of his company was announced nearly a year ago, CU fans have speculated that Solich might be the source of a significant donation at some point that could kick start the school's effort to build a permanent indoor practice facility as well as additions to Folsom Field and the Dal Ward Center. The school plans to share more about its plans for those improvements in January or February.
I wonder what Solich thinks of those plans. Does he believe they are feasible? Do they go far enough? Does he plan to help get it done?
Now that Solich no longer owns his company, some CU fans have speculated that he might be looking for something to do, like, say, running an athletic department. Hey, it seems to be working OK so far for Jack Graham, the former Colorado State booster turned athletic director in Fort Collins.
If Solich can build a company from scratch and sell it for $3.1 billion. It stands to reason he might be successful in other endeavors should he pursue them. I wonder if he has any interest in being an athletic director, or more specifically, CU's athletic director at some point in the future. I'd sure like to ask.
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Saturday, August 7, 2010
Live Blogging Camping World Trucks From Nashville, TN (SPEED - 8:30PM ET)
The trucks are running a one-day show from Nashville Superspeedway on SPEED.
Krista Voda is hosting the pre-race show with Ray Dunlap and Adam Alexander reporting. Rick Allen will be in the broadcast booth with Michael Waltrip and Phil Parsons.
This is the standard truck series TV from SPEED that has been crowd pleasing for several seasons. Expect good coverage of the actual racing after a straightforward pre-race show.
There are lots of new drivers in the field since this is a stand-alone event and SPEED should have many good stories to follow before, during and after the race.
This post will serve to host your comments on the SPEED coverage of the Camping World Trucks from Nashville. To add your TV-related opinion, just click on the comments button below. This is a family-friendly website, please keep that in mind when posting. Thanks for taking the time to stop by The Daly Planet.
48 comments:
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Long day of racing! Anyone still around for Trucks??
- August 7, 2010 at 8:25 PM
- Anonymous said...
Happy Pick 'em Ups racin' Planeteers <3
Enjoyed the Rolex race and now for Pick 'em Ups action :)
Tummy's all full of noms
- August 7, 2010 at 8:30 PM
- Lisa Hogan said...
Good evening, everyone!
Looking forward to the truck race.
Hope it's our "normal" race coverage. :)
- August 7, 2010 at 8:47 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Me too, the last one was awful!
- August 7, 2010 at 8:49 PM
- Sally said...
So far I'm hanging in. I don't know if I can survive Mikey at full blast though.
- August 7, 2010 at 8:55 PM
- Richard in N.C. said...
Fascinating that I followed Grand Am online with MRN for free, but still searching for Truck race since not where I can watch TV.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:00 PM
- TexasRaceLady said...
Excellent pre-race.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:02 PM
- MikeC said...
Hope this is a better broadcast than the April Nashville race. That one was probably one of the poorest the SPEED truck crew ever had. Since that Nashville race was a "replacement" on the schedule it seemed like they went through the motions that night. Here's to a better broadcast this evening.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:03 PM
- MikeC said...
That's probably the most interesting invocation I've ever heard. Almost sounded like a satirical invocation.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:04 PM
- TexasRaceLady said...
Now THAT was a prayer.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:05 PM
- Matt TSB said...
That wasn't too over the top, was it?
Nice anthem though.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:06 PM
- Sally said...
Nice anthem. A couple shakey moments, but in general well done!
- August 7, 2010 at 9:06 PM
- red said...
hey gang. well that was one rousing invocation. worked himself into a right big lather, didn't he?
- August 7, 2010 at 9:07 PM
- red said...
richard in nc: there is an online site but i'd rather not drop the info here on TDP. i'll post it on twitter if you'd like?
- August 7, 2010 at 9:10 PM
- PammH said...
Waaay too late for me, even in EDT time zone & a wk-end. I am taping & will watch Sunday to see who wins. Besides, MW is there-not for me...:(
- August 7, 2010 at 9:11 PM
- Anonymous said...
Its been a long day of TV. Gonna watch Trucks, and NFL HOF waiting on Emmitt - Jerry Rice speaking now. Love needing 2 TV s
- August 7, 2010 at 9:15 PM
- red said...
ah no! carmichael gets one of tonight's two "kisses of death": in-race reporter. bleech.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:19 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Not a good start for my new fav driver!
- August 7, 2010 at 9:24 PM
- Anonymous said...
Thats real bad luck. I was just gonna say how great the trucks looked under the lights. Stinks for both of them.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:25 PM
- Ann_Ominous said...
Was eating dinner, so I couldn't post until now...
I think that was the most enthusiastic invocation ever! Maybe the preacher should be doing play by play!!
Nice anthem. The gal singer had a high voice, yet she did not hurt my ears like the Nationwide race singer!
Shoot! wreck so early!!
- August 7, 2010 at 9:27 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Johanna Long is officially out. Wah.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:41 PM
- Vicky D said...
Does Nashville just have that one grandstand or is there others? From the tv, it looks like only one smallish grandstand.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:42 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Just the frontstretch!
- August 7, 2010 at 9:43 PM
- DexterMorgan said...
I have no idea what any producer sees in Micheal Waltrip. He is ungodly annoying.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:43 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Did you see "Fast Track to Fame?" Now, that was annoying.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:45 PM
- RWar24 said...
They have one big grandstand for reserve seating. They do have 3 or 4 smaller sets of bleachers coming off turn 4 for general admission or sponsor freebies and promotional tixs.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:47 PM
- RWar24 said...
Disregard, I don't see the freebie bleachers like they had a couple of years ago when I was there for a truck race.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:49 PM
- Vicky D said...
Thanks for the info on Nashville track RWar24.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:53 PM
- Ann_Ominous said...
I am loosing interest in the race. I think it is because of Mikey - and I am not a Mikey hater. The booth is just turning me off, and I have always been fine with Rick and Phil.
So I just might post some photos to facebook and do some digital scrapbooking and then go watch the last 10 laps of the race.....
- August 7, 2010 at 9:56 PM
- DexterMorgan said...
I honestly believe Nascar has the worst announcers in all of racing. You listen to the BBC for F1 and its incredible how poor these people are.
- August 7, 2010 at 9:58 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Rick and Phil were doing just fine for a long time. Mikey got added late. No clue why two drivers are needed in the booth. Should have picked up a former crew chief.
- August 7, 2010 at 10:06 PM
- MikeC said...
The problem now, though, is if they did go down to 2 drivers, it's Phil being removed, not Michael. I sort of wonder if Michael being on these broadcasts is tied into Aaron's sponsorship of the broadcasts and the lucky dogs. One of those things where they'd sponsor such things if the driver they're sponsoring is in the booth.
- August 7, 2010 at 10:10 PM
- Jonathan said...
Hey everyone! Yeah I think Mikey brings down the broadcast. I like Rick Allen, he called one heck of a K&N Pro Series race on Thursday on Speed sure it was taped but the racing was off the charts!!!! JD did you get to watch that race? Tonight this race is ok a lot of cautions
- August 7, 2010 at 10:12 PM
- Ann_Ominous said...
Geez! Mikey is so busy yappin away that the booth monkeys don't even realize that there has been a wreck!! At first they think the caution is for the spin. Sheesh!!!
Gonna be interesting to see if NASCAR's new "have at it, boys" policy extends to throwing things after being wrecked and what kind of fine Mario gets....
- August 7, 2010 at 10:13 PM
- Jonathan said...
Rick and Phil were calling the race on Thursday JD and it was soo much better no Mikey to deal with! I love Mikey but no good for a pxp man
- August 7, 2010 at 10:13 PM
- Jonathan said...
come on Skinner!!!
- August 7, 2010 at 10:18 PM
- Vicky D said...
I feel Mikey is enthusiastic for Nascar but sometimes he doesn't know when to just stop yakking and watch the race!
- August 7, 2010 at 10:20 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Mike, they first brought him on before all his ownership stuff and before he retired.
I really cannot believe that Doug Richert or someone with a crew chief perspective is not in the booth.
As far as Phil, he has been there since SPEED got the series. He has a tremendous knowledge and his business deals are not with the trucks.
- August 7, 2010 at 10:23 PM
- sbaker17 said...
I think it's it in Mikey's contract that he gets paid by the word.
- August 7, 2010 at 10:24 PM
- Jonathan said...
nice some great racing on are only oval of the weekend woooo
- August 7, 2010 at 10:40 PM
- OSBORNK said...
I turned it on with 40 laps to go and Mikey has already made me want to turnthe Tv off. Can't believe they can't see how many viewers he is running off.
- August 7, 2010 at 10:55 PM
- Anonymous said...
Is it just me - or has MW not shut up in the last 20 laps?
Congrats Todd Bodine!
- August 7, 2010 at 10:58 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Good night for racing. Rough night for Mikey! Whew.
- August 7, 2010 at 10:59 PM
- OSBORNK said...
The recent controversies seem to have suddenly stopped the GWC finishes. Almost like NA$CAR is trying to keep a low profile.
- August 7, 2010 at 11:00 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Thanks everyone! Long day of racing. Get some sleep and we will be back at it tomorrow for the 1PM race from The Glen!
Have a great night folks!
- August 7, 2010 at 11:06 PM
- Richard in N.C. said...
red, thank you - but I rec'd a flurry of e-mails, got involved answering, and forgot all about the race. Thank you.
- August 7, 2010 at 11:10 PM
- Roger Hamlin said...
I think we should give more props to ESPN for its little NASCAR commercial blurbs. I like the one for the nationwide series where the father makes the inappropriate reception dinner toast to Steve Wallace.
- August 7, 2010 at 11:26 PM
- I dont understand said...
Marty Reed out of NOWHERE .....
""" Want to talk about Diversity...? We have a
Columbian in front...An Aussie
in second ...Bush 3rd..."
Say what ????????? This guy needs
a vacation till after the last race
in Florida ...it doesnt compute..
Let me outa here -----eeeeek eeeee
- August 8, 2010 at 3:45 PM


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I left on Friday, April 26. It was going to be a trip of 380 miles through farm country. One of the things I was interested in seeing was what was going on in the farm fields south and east of us.
The answer to that could be summed up in two words - not much.
From St. James I hit I-90 east at Fairmont. There were still good size drifts of snow in the ditches from the freak storm we endured earlier in the week.
I hit the off ramp for MN HWY 22 and drove through Kiester into northern Iowa and through Lake Mills, IA. There was no field work being done on Friday morning in any field nf a Minnesota farm.
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Between Green and the Waterloo, IA area I spotted another tractor in the field. That's all I saw on my way down. Two tractors doing field work.
At Iowa City I hit I-80 east and took that the rest of the way. In this long drive through farm country I saw no other field work being done.
In eastern Iowa and western Illinois, the recent heavy rains combined with the cold, wet spring put the kibosh on field work.
One thing I noticed was the drought last year killed a lot of pine trees - especially cedar trees. They were brown and dead in the wind rows of farms. The late winter rains came much too late to help these trees.
On the way back Sunday afternoon, the fields had dried out and warmed up a little more. There were approximately 15 tractors in the fields, though no one was planting. There were a couple around Kiester and one farmer was spreading fertilizer in Watonwan County south of St. James.
By Sunday the land was just about ready for field work to begin and the farmers were more than ready to do it.


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49 Responses so far.
J9 says:
Man I hope we use him as a trading chip, I can't see this guy with our team in the long run, we need new players, a fresh new bench roster
This is a joke?
why is this player being re-signed??? this ain't the priority player for the celtics...
this is def a joke smh
why...why resign HIM I DONT UNDERSTAND THIS...go after DH make a trade do something, we lost the David West ordeal so...what the hell
Sasha over Delonte? Is there something about Delonte that we don't know??"
alscorcho says:
we'd be better trying to sign rookies and sophmores from other teams (second rounders that teams would probably leave to europe or the D-league anyway),
at least then in a years time they might have some decent value, and they'll be performing the same role as sasha anyway, playing 5 minutes max once a month as an extra body on the floor
I really can't see the point in signing vets to sit on the bench (a la arroyo, sasha or murph, plus plenty of others in the past), when we could sign a young players that turns into a Semih Erden or Landry Fields, worst case scenario is they turn out to be a sasha pavlovic and we're already at that point!
Sasha is a beast. He knocks down 3s like crazy....when he gets off the bench.
Sasha and Delonte don't play the same position... Sasha is a 6'8" wing who can compete defensively, he's only 28 years old, and he's cheap.
With Marquis' injury history this signing makes A LOT of sense.
I feel like people hate on him cause he's euro.
people hate on him because, while he may be able to compete defensively, while being cheap, he really doesn't do shit!
Dude your right, i can't beleive Danny just signed him... he should have signed Vince Carter to be the cheap third string winger.
asdf says:
he is much better than brian scalabrine, am i right?
He's 28, a strong wing that can defend and hit the 3, knows the system fairly well, vet minimum. Could be a lot worse. Good to have sitting on your bench if something bad happens.
Can you imagine Vince Carter or any other big free agent being the 3rd stringer down at the end of the bench? First of all, I doubt they would ever want to that and if they did, it would take about 2 weeks before someone starts whining about playing time.
Danny ainge wtf are you doing,.. are you drunk???
JR says:
He's signed, so that when Marquis has to miss games, Pierce doesn't have to play 48 minutes. He's also signed so the C's can finally run a 5 on 5 scrimmage at practice. Not sure why people are up in arms about the 14/15 man.
Carl Landy? Reggie Evans? Emeka Okafor? I know they don't play the same position but Sasha is a piece of shit! We need GOOD players!
Marquis Daniels doesn't even play Small Forward! He plays Shooting Guard! Plus we have Jeff Green to back up Paul Pierce! Brandon Bass to back up KG and Chris Wilcox to back up JO!
^^ wrong marquis is a forward he was backing up pierce last year lmao do you guys watch basketball at all
JR says:
It's easy to forget about Jeff Green. He has the super power to be invisible at times.
You people have know clue about how this stuff works. We have almost zero cap space and we cant trade anyone but our starting five. We have what we have till for at least a month.
Cheap insurance, simple as that. Better Sasha than no one, and the plus side is that he already knows the system-valuable in such a compressed season. Knows his role, won't complain, there if someone goes down. Solid, smart signing.
I know I dont know why people are so mad about this he will be our 14-15 player? Calm down folks..we needed the ethnicity too
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Three Toe says:
hahaha J. yea, this is a good signing, I expected pavlovic to stay here this season actually, given his brief but good showing here last season and low salary. you can't sign only big-name allstars people, you got a bench to fill and limited money.
You guys under think everything so much. "These 5 guys start, these 5 guys are the bench, everybody else is just extra that we should trade to get some player who is way better than all of them."
Just because you have a position filled and the backup in place doesn't mean you don't need more to fill in behind.
AND just because Danny signed Sasha Pavlovic doesn't mean he isn't talking about other stuff.
Then again what should i expect, 75% of you aren't even taking the time to make up a fake name on here. Are you all the same "Anonymous" person... put a name to your opinions so people can respond.
Mike Saver says:
Good signing.. We need bodies.
I never understood why Sasha didn't play enough last year. He was the best player (fulfillment/expectation ratio-wise) that we acquired during that trade that I don't want to remember. (For those who wonder, Arroyo comes second on that list, and Troy Murphy is the worst by all means.)
He has good D, and he occasionally hits a shot or two. That's more than enough for a, need I say it, 13-15th man. Really guys.
If we get a decent X, I'm more than satisfied.
DH says:
I like Shelby's perspective...good break down (lets PRAY JO can stay healthy)
wilcox i'm guessing everyone forgot about him
right he backs up JO correct? (wilcox)
yup he does
Moizacka34 says:
I like our roster, we got two benches :D
Watching this video mix of Sasha http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwAyFIlFpw4
He's not that bad if just given enough playing time...
Watch this video starting at 2:18 when Sasha in Boston was given the playing time against knicks.
We got Wilcox! I totally foot about him among all this trade craziness.
Wilcox is definitely the decent X I was referring to in my comment above.
I'm satisfied for now, let's not forget that there will be more chips available during te season if need be.
If you think about it, this is the lineup that we were expecting to win the championship last year. We have upgraded from an emotional Baby to an emotional Bass, from a clueless Green to a Green with a clear role and familiarity with the system, from a European backup C that had knee injuries to an athletic and fighting C that is Wilcox, and the rest of the guys have a much lower average age.
Now all we have to do is wait.
I meant unemotional Bass. Damn you autocorrect.
Bohemian says:
It´s a good signing for the C´s. Pavlovic is a big forward that plays good D and can shoot the ball. Plus, and more importantly, he accepts the veteran minimum salary.
Now we just need a big. Carl Landry, Reggie Evans, Kwame (Przybilla is leaning towards retirement). We still have our MLE (3 million) so let´s hope we can sign someone with that money.
Bohemian says:
About Wilcox, let´s remember he had accepted the minimum too. He really wants to play here, unlike David West (I can´t believe he prefers to go to Indy, who was offering 1.5 million more but also one year less...)
coco says:
Are we waiting fr the last minute before we sign delonte?
Bad taste in Women, the LeBron affair haunts him!


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By Jack Minch
FITCHBURG -- John Tate stood outside the remains of his Victory Auto store on Lunenburg Street Wednesday, wondering whether he should rebuild the 17-year-old business that was destroyed in a fiery gas explosion Tuesday night.
"It's going to be hard to leave because it's the only thing I've ever done," said Tate, 65, of Townsend.
The 5:10 p.m. explosion that destroyed part of Tate's building was caused by an accidental natural gas leak, according to the state Fire Marshal's Office.
The Department of Public Utility's Pipeline Safety and Engineering Division is investigating the incident, said Mary-Leah Assad, a spokeswoman for the state Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs.
"The investigation just started so we don't know the root cause or where the liability falls," Assad said.
State Rep. Stephen DiNatale, D-Fitchburg, is questioning whether the 4-inch main line in that area was in good condition. DiNatale said Wednesday night that he was told the piping in the area has undergone numerous repairs.
"They use some kind of process that doesn't lend itself to longevity," DiNatale said. "They plug the leak when they should be replacing the lines."
Unitil spokesman Alec O'Meara said the company replaces piping regularly to keep the system up to date. He said there is no record of leaks at that location in the past year.
"We replace two miles of pipe a year to ensure our system is constantly updated and upgraded," O'Meara said.
But DiNatale charges that utilities do not repair gas lines properly because of the cost, which he said is jeopardizing public safety. DiNatale is co-sponsoring a bill filed by state Rep. Laurie Ehrlich, D-Marblehead, that would require utilities to patrol gas lines for leaks during winter months.
"We've got lines throughout the city that I'm sure have been decades of disrepair and probably, most likely, the utility knows about them, knows they are there, but for reasons of economics they go unrepaired," DiNatale said.
Families at 5 Linwood St. and 204 Lunenburg St. were displaced by the explosion.
Tate has been in business for himself since 1982.
"It's going to be hard to leave because it's the only thing I've ever done," Tate said.
Friends and associates have already offered him space in other buildings, but Tate said he liked his shop on Lunenburg Street.
He bought Victory Auto when it was at Boulder and Putnam streets in a building owned by John Viola of Fitchburg Tire. Tate relocated the business to Summer Street for six years and around 1996 bought the current site.
Before he opened Victory Auto, Tate worked for Don Hagar's Datsun on John Fitch Highway until 1979. He then opened J&L Imports Auto Parts with a partner.
Tate recalled the explosion with a remarkable level of calmness.
He said he was standing at the counter helping a customer when the gas exploded on the other side of the building in his office. The force of the explosion blew the front door into the parking lot.
"All of a sudden we heard a big, big boom and that's when the drop-ceiling started falling, so we walked out," he said.
Steve Keoseian Sr., who owns Keosa Brothers Shoe Repair across the street, was standing at the counter with a customer when the left side of Tate's building exploded.
He described a fireball shooting toward his store like an asteroid in a Hollywood movie. Spider-web cracks spread across the storefront's windows.
"I saw it coming and ducked, then heard an explosion," Keoseian said.
A customer who was in the store at the time of the explosion dropped the shoes she was holding. She said she would be back, then rushed out the door without even leaving her name, said Keoseian.
At Aldrich Auto Body & Repair, which is located directly across the street from the explosion, cracks formed in the exterior wall and a window loosened from its frame. Owner Angel Aldrich was not in his building at the time of the explosion.
Friends of Tate's stopped by his shop Wednesday to check on him and his wife, Nancy.
"There is definitely an angel, or angels, looking over the three of these people," said Bobby Andries.
"Granted, (Nancy) wasn't here but normally she is."
Nancy Tate works at North Middlesex Savings Bank in Groton but also works part-time as a bookkeeper at her husband's business. She was not there at the time of the explosion.
"I'm very sad and mixed up and very nervous," she said.
Tom Conry of Leominster, who visited the shop three to five times a week to buy parts for his 1971 Chevy Chevelle or just chat, said Nancy is often in the office. He was at home when he heard reports of the explosion on a police scanner.
"I just heard 'building explosion' and 'Victory Auto,' and I was out the door," Conry said.
Doug Duval of Lunenburg drove to the scene Tuesday evening when he heard about the explosion.
"I was just hoping John was OK, that's all," Duval said Wednesday. "I was a firefighter in this city 35 years, and you just want the people to be OK. If he was in his office he probably wouldn't be talking to us."
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Duke's Kelly out indefinitely with foot injury
Duke senior forward Ryan Kelly was selected the Atlantic Coast Conference player of the week Monday.
It might be awhile before he's in the running for another honor.
Coach Mike Krzyzewski announced Wednesday night that Kelly is out indefinitely due to a right foot injury he sustained Tuesday in the top-ranked Blue Devils' 68-40 rout of Clemson at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
"We feel very badly for Ryan," Krzyzewski said in a statement. "He is playing the best basketball of his career, and this is a tough setback for him."
Kelly, who is averaging 13.4 points and 5.4 rebounds per game this season, scored 12 points in the first half against the Tigers before sitting out the remainder of the game. Krzyzewski said Kelly was hurt late in the half.
Last week, in wins over Davidson and Wake Forest, Kelly averaged 20 points while hitting 11 of 17 shots from the floor, including eight of 11 3-point attempts.
Junior forward Josh Hairston figures to start in Kelly's place. He's averaging just 1.7 points and 2.1 rebounds.
Duke (15-0, 2-0 ACC) plays host to Georgia Tech (10-4, 0-2) on Thursday before traveling to play 20th-ranked North Carolina State (13-2, 2-0) on Saturday.


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U.S. cattle and beef markets continued to set records last week, blowing through the sharply higher prices set the week ending Jan. 10.
Feeder cattle, slaughter cattle and beef cutout values were all at record prices and climbing.
Feeder cattle and calves sold firm to $5 per hundredweight higher last week with the exception of lightweight steers and bulls under 550 pounds, which were $5 to $15 higher per hundredweight, especially around the Southeast, USDA Agricultural Marketing Service reported.
That's after feeder markets moved $3 to $10 higher per hundredweight the week ending Jan. 10, compared with the last good market test before the holidays.
"The feeder cattle marketing balloon continues to drift farther out of sight and there are yet to be any signs that it may pop or start to lose altitude," agency economists stated in the report.
Prices for 600- to 700-pound steers averaged almost $189 per hundredweight in the North Central region and nearly $197 per hundredweight in the South Central region, the agency reported.
Live fed steers for slaughter for the week ending Jan. 17 averaged $142.45 per hundredweight. That's up almost $3 from the previous week, $10 above December's average and $18 above a year ago.
Cutout values for choice boxed beef averaged $224.62 last week, up nearly $14 from the previous week and almost $32 above a year ago, according to USDA.
High prices are impressive but no surprise, market analysts said.
"While the rapid advance in these markets happened quicker and more dramatically than anticipated, the overall price levels are not at all unreasonable relative to conditions that have been building for months," said Derrell Peel, Oklahoma State University livestock market specialist, in the University's Cow-Calf newsletter on Monday.
Tight beef supplies were sensitive to any market disruption, and that came with the large winter storms during the holidays that negatively affected cattle production, slaughter and retail distribution, he said.
Some of the recent jump in prices could be attributed to the harsh winter weather, but cattle supplies are tightening and cattlemen are also looking for replacement heifers or holding back heifers, said Wilson Gray, extension livestock economist with University of Idaho in Twin Falls.
Prices keep going higher; it just shows the industry is really tight on supplies. Fed and feeder cattle prices have been at record highs for the last several months, he said.
Climbing prices are part of a lengthening trend, said Ron Plain, an agricultural economist at the University of Missouri.
Last year was the fourth consecutive year of record high cattle prices, and 2014 should be the fifth, he said. The number of cattle is down, reflecting a calf crop that has declined for 17 years in a row, he said.
Prices in 2014 should push even higher with beef production down 5 percent compared to a year ago, strong exports to meet a growing global demand and an improving U.S. economy, he said.
John Nalivka, owner of Sterling Marketing, a Vale, Ore., consulting firm for the red meat industry, said continued strong markets are not hard to fathom but he has a little trouble believing they will continue to escalate.
"I just don't see these prices going higher, higher, higher. Markets are going to have to take a breather," he said.
Feedlots are back in the black with margins of $122 a head for the week ending Jan. 11, compared with $80 a head the previous week and losses of $48 a year ago at the same time. But the high fed steer prices make it a little tough for packers, which are doing better but still losing almost $44 a head the week ending Jan. 11 compared with about $76 the previous week .
Even with per-head profits or narrowing losses, things are tough for feedlots and packers, which are doing less business with far more capacity than there are cattle to slaughter, Plain said.
Prices could back off in 2015, as competing meat producers are growing production, and 2014 could be as high as prices get in this cattle cycle, he said.


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The media frenzy and public outcry following the Minneapolis bridge collapse could push politicians to boost spending on infrastructure and, in particular, on bridges, several steel executives said. Any such moves could prove a boon to producers of plate, reinforcing bar, beams and structural shapes.
It takes about 25,000 to 30,000 tons of steel to build a very large bridge, said William B. Larson, senior vice president and chief financial officer of Irvine, Texas, mini-mill Commercial Metals Co. (CMC). Builders would need between 10,000 and 15,000 tons to construct a smaller bridge like the one in Minneapolis, while heavy repairs to an existing bridge would require about 5,000 to 10,000 tons. "That is substantial—and that's not talking about the highways that lead into them or anything else," he said.
Any state or federal funds would probably come with requirements that contractors buy from U.S. producers, Larson said. CMC could provide rebar for bridge decking and the highways that lead into them, he noted, but companies that produce beams or plate could see the biggest benefit.
Smaller bridges might use beams rolled from mills, but larger bridges often need beams bigger than mills can provide. Engineers generally build these massive beams and other support structures from plate.
"When the bridge market is active, it is a considerable user of plate products," Dan Miksta, vice president and general manager of steel products at Ipsco Inc., Lisle, Ill., said. Many expected that market to spike upward following the passage of the 2005 transportation bill, he said, but the boom didn't materialize, and the market has been only so-so in recent years.
But there is demand for new bridges and bridge repair and replacement, Miksta said. "I believe the potential is there, given the political reaction to what happened, for this to be a more active market. It's certainly nothing that would impact 2007 to any major degree, but beyond that I think it has potential, depending on how quickly this works through the political system."
The bridge market represents about 20 percent of Claymont Steel Holdings Inc.'s business, said Steve Lundmark, the Claymont, Del., plate producer's vice president of sales and marketing. And while the concrete and steel industries might vie for bridge projects, even concrete bridges use some plate steel.
The company had been expecting an increased emphasis on infrastructure, particularly on bridges, he said, and public attention could speed the process of releasing government money for some projects. Even so, the market won't explode overnight. "Just because a bridge needs to be repaired doesn't mean that there's a design and a plan for it," he said.
While infrastructure expansion and repair projects might take a long time to get off the ground, they could provide a long-term boost to business, Lundmark said. "If they really get into a program of fixing all these substandard bridges, it'll go on for several years."
Often, legislation is passed but spending doesn't occur, said Richard Teets, an executive vice president in charge of the steel shapes and building products division of Steel Dynamics Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind. But things might be different this time, he said. "You hate to think of capitalizing on a tragedy, but it happened, and politicians will all be sensitive. No one wants to be tagged with, 'It happened here, too'."
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"We're not trying to hype it," National Weather Service meterologist Paul Kocin tells Bloomberg News. "What we're seeing in some of our models is a storm at an intensity that we have not seen in this part of the country in the past century."
So get ready, mid-Atlantic states, the Northeast and New England: Hurricane Sandy, which has already caused 40 deaths in the Caribbean, is still on track to turn toward you on Monday. And if that happens, it will meet up with a winter storm coming from the West and cold air coming down from Canada to become what could be a horrible "Frankenstorm" (Halloween is Wednesday).
Oh, and there's also a full moon on Monday. As that affects tides, the concern about storm surges along coastal areas grows.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is warning folks from Florida to New England to "update your family communication plans, check your supplies, and stay informed."
The storm that Kocin and some other meteorologists are saying this could rival was a 1938 hurricane that hit Long Island and New England hard — more than 500 people were killed, Bloomberg notes.
At 5 a.m. ET today, Sandy was about 485 miles southeast of Charleston, S.C. The National Hurricane Center's latest "5-day forecast cone" shows Sandy grazing the coast of North Carolina around 2 a.m. ET on Monday, then turning to the northwest and making landfall around Delaware at 2 a.m. ET on Tuesday. It would then head across the Mid-Atlantic and toward the Great Lakes.
Update at 3:25 p.m. ET. NASA Images Of Sandy:
The space agency has put together a video of satellite images showing Sandy as the hurricane moved north from the Caribbean the past two days.
Update at 3 p.m. ET. "Strong Winds Will Spread Out."
At Weather Underground, meteorologist Jeff Masters writes that:
"The trough approaching from the west will inject into Sandy what is called 'baroclinic' energy — the energy one can derive from the atmosphere when warm and cold air masses lie in close proximity to each other. This transition will reduce the hurricane's peak winds, but strong winds will spread out over a wider area of ocean. This will increase the total amount of wind energy of the storm, keeping the storm surge threat high. This large wind field will likely drive a storm surge of 3-6 feet on Monday and Tuesday to the right of where the center makes landfall, on the mid-Atlantic or New York coasts. These storm surge heights will be among the highest ever recorded along the affected coasts, and will have the potential to cause hundreds of millions of dollars in damage."
Update at noon ET. The Storm Could "Explode":
The warnings coming from weather experts are intense, to say the least. The Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang blog has a discussion of how low the pressure could go as Sandy moves inland — bringing with it very strong winds. And when it meets up with the other systems, watch out:
"The clash of the cold blast from the continental U.S. and the massive surge of warm, moist air from Hurricane Sandy will cause the storm to explode and the pressure to crash." Many of the nearly 67 million people living in the superstorm's path "will likely contend with tropical storm force winds — 40-60 mph, if not somewhat greater."
And Capital Weather Gang points to this, from a blog written by AccuWeather Senior Vice President Mike Smith:
"A very prominent and respected National Weather Service meteorologist wrote on Facebook last night, 'I've never seen anything like this and I'm at a loss for expletives to describe what this storm could do.' "
Now to a storm that's already been dubbed Frankenstorm. Hurricane Sandy has been barreling across the Caribbean, where it killed more than 20 people. Now, it's headed toward the East Coast. It's big. It's powerful, and it's expected to stick around for a long time. High winds and heavy rain are forecast in the Carolinas to Maine, along with snow in higher elevations and storm surge and massive flooding along the coast. Henry Margusity is a meteorologist with AccuWeather. He joins me to explain what's so rare about this storm. And, Henry, this has been called an unprecedented convergence of weather systems. What's going on? What's headed our way?
HENRY MARGUSITY: Well, what's happening is that Sandy now is coming north. And at the same time, the jet stream is now dipping down into the center part of our country, and it's going to all merge together. And you're going to have all this warm air merging with cold air. And when those two mix together, bad things happen. You know, a thunderstorm happens when you have cold air aloft and warm air at the surface, you get a big thunderstorm.
And so think of Sandy as this gigantic thunderstorm developing because it's going to be cold aloft, tropical air at the surface, and a storm that's actually going to become stronger as it comes in. And the wind field is going to spread out. So people up in New England, New York City, Baltimore, Washington, all the way back to Ohio are going to deal with this massive windstorm that's going to develop when this thing comes in. And that is the big problem with power outages, trees being blown down and a lot of heavy rain coming with it as well.
BLOCK: We should also mention another factor and that's that there's a full moon on Monday, which means even higher tides.
MARGUSITY: Yeah, when the storm surge starts to come in, you know, the waves out there right now are actually 20 to 30 feet. And that wave action is already started to come northward. You're going to start seeing these, what we call spring tides, whether in not in fall we call them spring tides as well during the full moon. And these spring tides are actually higher than normal. Then you got the storm coming in. You got the wave action coming in. I would imagine that places like Atlantic City all the way down to Cape May, even up into Long Island, are going to have lots of flooding problems when it's all said and done.
BLOCK: We mentioned snow, Henry. Where are you projecting snow?
MARGUSITY: Snow is going to be at the higher elevations of West Virginia towards Snowshoe, West Virginia, then back into the Southwestern Pa. Maybe some of the Smoky Mountains might get a little bit of snow. But the biggest snows will be in West Virginia. And they could see up to a foot of white snow there, which is going to cause all kinds of power outages for them across that state.
BLOCK: And Sandy, the storm is moving slowly, right? It's going be here for some time.
MARGUSITY: Yeah. Oh, it's going to stick around through Wednesday and Thursday. It's not going to be as strong though. The strongest part is when she is coming in. During that time, there's going to be tremendous high winds. I mean, New York City, I think the wind is going to gust probably at least 60, if not 70 miles an hour. The wind field is going to be moving out away from the center, so those high winds are going to be coming well-ahead of the storm. And so places like New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, those winds are picking up Monday afternoon and Monday night before it even comes ashore.
BLOCK: What are you telling people to do to get ready as best they can?
MARGUSITY: Well, I've been telling people, you got, look, the weekend to get yourself prepared for this storm. It's coming Monday and Tuesday. Go check your trees out there. Don't park your cars under trees when the storm comes because if trees fall down or branches fall down, they fall on your cars. You know, take your screens off the window. Anything that can fly around with those high winds, take care of that.
BLOCK: That's Henry Margusity, a meteorologist with AccuWeather in State College, Pennsylvania. Henry, thank you and good luck.
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Coach Monty Rowland said that Augusta's boys soccer team put together one of its best defensive matches of the season on way to a 1-0 win at Winfield Monday evening in a makeup game
Mason Hiser scored the match's lone goal with about 10 minutes left in the first half after Brandon Denoncourt made an assist off a quick start deep in Winfield's territory.
"Boys played well, defense played well," Rowland said. "All the way around, I was pleased."
The Orioles won without Corbin Murry, who will be out the remainder of the season (medical reasons). Kyler Steinkamp moved back to midfield to help fill that void, and Rowland switched the team out of its new system and back to a 2-4-4.
Augusta will get back at it today with a road match against Circle. The Orioles then return home for a match Thursday against Mulvane. That game time has been moved up to 4 p.m. due to the Homecoming festivities Thursday night, which includes the Poweder Puff game. The Orioles also have three matches in four days next week.