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The Coswell Motors Mustangs, Russellville's American Legion baseball team, reversed roles with Mayflower on Tuesday night at M. J. Hickey Park and took advantage of two huge errors in the thrid inning that plated five runs. The Mustangs came away with a 9-1 victory in five innings, their first home win of the season.
"They've done a great job all year. To be going through a stage like we've been going through and come out tonight and win in all three phases of the game, it's pretty important," Mustang coach Rob Vessell said.
It was what Vessell and Russellville needed after a three-game losing streak in the Sheridan Wood Bat tournament. The Mustangs offense found itself in a familiar place - scoring lots of runs. Russellville tied the game at 1-1 in the bottom of the first inning after Mayflower jumped ahead. Then the Mustangs took advantage of an error by the Mayflower shortstop and turned it into a five-run rally.
"They finally stayed focused and put one game together and I was glad to win our first home game of the season," Vessell said.
Cullen Pfeifer hit a hard ground ball to short, but the Mayflower shortstop made a high throw and Pfeifer was safe. Evan Adney followed with a single that went all the way in left field, took a funny high hop and went to the fence allowing Pfeifer to move up to third and allowing Adney to take second. Paul Shaffner singled home both Pfeifer and Adney. Jake Lee followed with a single and later moved to second on a throwing error, Shaffner moved to third on the throw. Shaffner would score on a passed ball and Lee moved up. Nathan Cathcart walked to load the bases for Garrett Hill who knocked in Lee and Cathcart with a single. Hill would steal second and third in the inning, but would get thrown out at home plate trying to score on a passed ball that went into right field.
The Mustangs were up 6-1 after three innings and would later score three more in the fourth to take the victory in five innings allowing only four hits and no errors. Nick Wilson started the game going four innings, giving up only one run, four hits and striking out seven. Dylan Rhodes closed out the fifth with two strikeouts.
"We've been playing good ball. I'm just glad to see we won a game more than one or two runs, to where we didn't have to worry about thing else," Vessell said.
The Sheridan Wood Bat tournament was a true test for Vessell and the Mustangs. The team competed over the weekend at Sheridan losing all three of its matchups. The Mustangs lost the first game 8-0 to North Little Rock. Cogswell lost the next two games by one run, losing Friday 13-12 to Stuttgart and losing Saturday 7-6 to Sheridan.
"Right now, we've had one inning where we just give other teams five outs, and if you give any team five outs, they're going to taking advantage of you," Vessell said.
North Little Rock 8, Mustangs 0
The tournament didn't start off well for the Mustangs, who got shut out in their first game with Cathcart taking the loss. Hill and Beaird each went 1-3 with a double, were the only positives for the Mustangs.
Stuttgart 13,
Mustangs 12
Vessell described the second game against Stuttgart as "one of the sloppiest games ever," he said. The game showcased 16 combined errors, eight for each team, while the Mustangs walked a total of eight batters. The game took four and a half hours, but the Mustangs found lots of offense in their second game of the tournament.
"We're 5-8 and we've given away all of our losses except for two, so we've given away six games because of our defense. And if we can keep from making those mistakes then we should be okay," Vessell said.
Cogswell led early in the top of the second inning 1-0 as Pfeifer reached on an error and later scored on Cathcart's single. Stuttgart answered with three runs in the bottom of the inning. In the top of the third, the Mustangs fought back scoring six runs. Hill walked to start the rally. Beaird hit a ground-rule double, Shaffner knocked in Hill with a ground ball to first, and Pfeifer hit a sacrifice fly to score Beaird followed by an Adney single. Cathcart singled and drove in Adney and Lee. Nick Bogart was hit by a pitch, Chris Cooper singled in Cathcart and Lee to complete the rally.
Hill took the loss for the Mustangs against Stuttgart and Cathcart went 2-for-3 with three RBI.
Sheridan 7, Mustangs 6
The final game against Sheridan was also a nail-bitter that ended in a one-run loss for the Mustangs as Adney flew out to center with the tying run on third base and two outs. Cathcart went 2-for-3 for the Mustangs who scored six runs, but came up short.
The three losses brought the Mustangs to 5-8 overall and 2-1 in conference play.
"I think we're definitely a better team than what our record shows," Vessell said. "I was real impressed with the way we swung the bats the last three games.
"Once our defense relaxes, the plays we're messing up on our routine plays, so if we work on that then I really think that will carry over and I expect us to come out with a victory,"
Monday's game between Sylvan Hills and Russellville has been rescheduled for 7 p.m. July 6 at M. J. Hickey Park. The Mustangs game against Hot Springs Lakeside has been moved up to 1 p.m.


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Axl Rose
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The Week In Music: Axl Rose's Appetite For Rejection
Induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is typically a cause for celebration. (OK, unless you're Johnny Rotten.) But Axl Rose, the frontman of 2012 inductees Guns N' Roses, will not be celebrating given the lengthy open letter he fired off on April 11 via the Los Angeles Times. Not only will Rose not attend the induction ceremony on Saturday, he has "respectfully declined" his induction. "I strongly request that I not be inducted in absentia and please know that no one is authorized nor may anyone be permitted to accept any induction for me or speak on my behalf," advised Rose. While fans were hoping for a reunion of classic GNR members — Rose, bassist Duff McKagan, guitarists Slash and Izzy Stradlin, and drummer Steven Adler — there seems to be too much water under the proverbial bridge. "[Rose] hates my guts," Slash told Rolling Stone earlier this month. Alas, the ceremony will move forward and it seems Rose will be inducted, like it or not. "We are sorry Axl will not be able to accept his induction in person," read a statement from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Thursday. McKagan, Slash and Adler will be trekking to Cleveland to attend the ceremony. As for Rose, perhaps he has a date with Lana Del Rey on Saturday?
Actress Betty White, who, at 90, became one of the oldest GRAMMY winners in February for her audio book recording If You Ask Me (And Of Course You Won't), has launched her very own Twitter account with the post: "Hello Twitter! And they said it would never happen. Oh wait, that was me." The move seems to be aimed at promoting her new reality series "Betty White's Off Their Rockers." White's account had already grown to more than 198,000 followers at post time, but no word yet on whether White is the oldest Tweeter. Her next GRAMMY-winning project may be called If You Tweet Me (And Of Course Now You Can).
Is it love or hate? Often in the world of Courtney Love it's both, although sometimes it's the former just on the basis of her name. That seems to be the case with her latest angry tweet in which she accuses Foo Fighters frontman and former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl of sleeping with Love's daughter, by way of late Nirvana leader Kurt Cobain, Frances Bean Cobain. Love and Grohl have been feuding since Cobain's 1994 death over money and other Nirvana-legacy issues, and given Love's tendency toward shock-value postings and statements, it's hard to know where the truth lies. Grohl's publicist told Gawker that Love was "on another hateful Twitter rant. These new accusations are upsetting, offensive and absolutely untrue." Love told the New York Daily News, "Dave's a piece of s***, but he's a really good drummer." For his part, it might be best if Grohl practices some silence, patience and grace. As for Frances Bean, she's saying "never mind" to the accusations. "Twitter should ban my mother," she told E! News.
You loved actor James Franco as a woman on the Oscars. Well, maybe you didn't, but you may love his lip-synched version of Rihanna's "You Da One," which he posted earlier this week with the self-critical message "worst lip syncher ever," to which TexasIntern replied "'BEST LIPS' ever!!!" While many turn to self-posted lip-synched videos to get discovered, Franco seems to just be in it for a good time, or maybe it's practice for his role as a drug-dealing rapper named Alien in the upcoming film Spring Breakers.
Could GRAMMY-winning Bon Iver frontman Justin Vernon be changing his name to J. Vizzle soon? According to a report, the indie singer/songwriter is putting his beat-making skills to the test and joining with rapper Astronautilis, aka Andy Bothwell, to form a hip-hop-inspired band. The pair has already completed a full album, which features Astronautilis freestyling over eight hours of Vernon-made music as well as Bon Iver drummer S. Carey. "A lot of my fans are like, 'Oh this is going to be amazing — Astronautalis rapping and Justin singing choruses,'" the rapper told NME. "It's not going to be that." So what will it be? We may hopefully find out soon as the pair hope to release the new music "sooner rather than later."
Fun.'s "We Are Young" featuring Janelle Monáe is tops on the Billboard Hot 100 and iTunes singles charts.
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Just heard this on the radio yesterday afternoon (keep in mind that I'm in So Cal though) - Spurs have talked with New York about trading Rasho Nesterovic and Tony Parker for Stephon Marbury.
Just heard this on the radio yesterday afternoon (keep in mind that I'm in So Cal though) - Spurs have talked with New York about trading Rasho Nesterovic and Tony Parker for Stephon Marbury.
No one has a reply?
i doubt the knicks would go through witht that... nesterovic sucks nazr is much better maybe if they threw him in id think about it twice still not probably...and marbury is alot better then parker, did u watch how badly he choked in the finals
i think Nazr Parker for Mabury would be sweet.. i love Nazr and Parker is a great point guard, but i dont think isiah is ever going to consider trading marbury, unless its for Shaq/Wade.
you posted this at 12:30, its 3 now, give people some time, they're not always on this site.Originally Posted by Knick
nazr isnt in the trade, theyre keeping him cuz we made a stupid trade last year and theyre trying to get rid of their junky backup center. no way id do this
Peter the Russian...back like cooked crack
hey hey hey smoke weed every day
id do the rasho nd parker for marbs ina microsecond he is younger signed thru forever i will do it has playoffs xpericance 2 rings for him knicks need a fast pace game and channing frye will b his duncan nd q-rich will b his ginobili
marbury/mo taylor
parker/nesterovich/mahinmi/udrih/2006 1st rd and 2nd rd pick
i would consider something like that...
oh and with the new "allan houston" clause of the CBA, the spurs might just wave rasho because his contract is 4 yrs and $30 mil. we could sign him as a FA is this happens
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]Luxury tax casualties?
Player, Team Salary Avg./Years Remaining Approx. Money Saved
Raef LaFrentz, Boston $11.3 million/4 years $45 million
With Mark Blount set in the middle and youngsters Al Jefferson and Kendrick Perkins developing rapidly, LaFrentz appears to be expendable.
Carlos Boozer, Utah $11.8 million/5 years $59 million
Despite his disappointing first season in Utah, it would be a huge shock if he doesn't stay put.
Rasho Nesterovic, San Antonio $7.5 million/4 years $30 million
The world champs have an interesting decision to make. But given that he fell out of the rotation in the playoffs, he might be worth cutting loose.
Jalen Rose, Toronto $16.2 million/2 years $32 million
Both parties were unhappy last year and the Raptors look to be in rebuilding mode; the two sides might finally trim ties.
Theo Ratliff, Portland $11.5 million/4 years $46 million
Joel Przybilla has taken his job, anyway.
Doug Christie, Orlando $8.2 million/1 year $8 million
It would appear departed GM John Weisbrod will have traded Cuttino Mobley away for nothing.
Eddie Jones, Miami $15.2 million/2 years $30 million
Considering the Heat are chasing a championship and his defense is still superb, Jones should be safe.
Jason Williams, Memphis $8.2 million/3 years $25 million
The Grizzlies were said to be fed up with his antics, but who is going to run the show if they cut him?
James Posey, Memphis $6.1 million/2 years $12 million
Injuries are a concern, but given Jason Williams' presence and the flashes of brilliance he demonstrated two years ago, he'll likely be kept.
Chris Webber, Philadelphia $20.7 million/3 years $62 million
If he's going anywhere, this is obviously the time to do it. He'll never be the same C-Webb, but he is still an upper-echelon power forward. The Sixers face quite a dilemma.
Jamal Mashburn, Philadelphia $10.5 million/2 years $21 million
Either he or Chris Webber will be looking for a new home, provided he's interested in making a comeback.
Wally Szczerbiak, Minnesota $11.5 million/4 years $46 million
There's no rumbling that he'll be sent packing, although he is making a pretty penny.
Michael Finley, Dallas $17.3 million/3 years $52 million
Teams are already jockeying for position to push for his services. Though he'll likely have his number retired by Dallas in the future, his days there are done.
Allan Houston, New York $19.9 million/2 years $40 million
His earning potential is limited, so unless he really wants to play and feels he can regain a good part of his previous form, he may retire when the Knicks let him go.
Brian Grant, L.A. Lakers $15 million/2 years $30 million
Phil Jackson mentioned him as a player who could make the triangle work, but given his history of injury and at such a high price, L.A. will make due without him.
Ruben Patterson, Portland $6.6 million/2 years $13 million
He no longer wants to play for a team in rebuilding mode, so if he is sent off, this could be blessing for both parties.
Peter the Russian...back like cooked crack
hey hey hey smoke weed every day
knicks would be dumb if they did this... parker is only better because he has all-stars around him... and nesterovich isn't that great... if this was to happen ( i hope not ) we'd have to get alot more out of it
I know the Spurs very well. I live in SA.
1) The Spurs do not want or take players like Marbury
2) Peter Holt will never waive any player and pay him 20-30 million dollars to play elsewhere. Peter Holt squeezes dollars very tight. Thats why he rarely has his draft picks play on the team. They usually start over seas that way they get experience and he doesnt have to pay them. They gave away Barboso just so they wouldnt have to pay him
Parker is garbage.
Tim Duncan makes everyone on his team look good.
When Marbury played with Phx and met San Antonio in the playoffs in 2003, he took parker to school, the same way Billups dominated him in this year's playoffs.
The only thing good about bringing him to the Garden, would be getting to see Eva Longoria upclose!
Where there is hope, there can be faith
Where there is faith, miracles can occur
That Rasho/Parker for Marbury trade rumor sounds bogus... Finley's Chicago roots and Jalen's/C-Webb's Detroit backgrounds make me think they may be grabbed by Isiah if they are waived before he uses the MLE...Wouldn't surprise me to see Isiah hold on to the MLE until one of these guys are waived, unless Jerome James goes for it first...
desde la cuna del chango
I think Parker showed in the Finals that his game is limited. He is fast, but not a great shooter, streaky at best, and he did a horrible job setting up his teammates! He has turned into a 1 dimensional player. It's a shame; 2 years ago he was the toast of the NBA as an underrated PG that was a steal for SA. Rasho is just a waste of time and cap space!! I think Isiah is going to be smart (I can't believe I just said that) and wait to see who is dropped with the new CBA and grab a vet. The only salary I would bring in is a somewhat proven big man. As far as him grabbing Finely, it would only make sense if he was trading Crawford of QR. To have 4 guards (grant it, Finely plays D) would be insane, we would be the smallest team in the NBA! I am a fan of MF and would love for him to be a Knick. If he was willing to come to NY, I would call Detroit and see if they would take Crawford for Prince.
sorry to rain on your parade but I doubt Detroit would ever let go of Prince, especially not for Crawford if they already have Hamilton. Prince wasn't their go-to guy but he definately is their XFactor. I would love to see Finley in a Knick uniform. I don't understand why the Mavs have given up on him. It was only last season that he was considered part of their big three. I know they have some young bucs waiting in the fold (Howard & Daniels) but he can definately still contribute alot to any team.


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Afternoon: CHECK IN and REGISTRATION Registration begins at 3:00-3:30 p.m.in Mayflower Lodge Office located on Pilgrim Pines campus. When you get your room assignment, you also will receive your welcome packet containing your name tag, room key, up-t0-date schedule and other important information we will review during orientation that evening. Please be aware that program activities and scheduled times could change due to local circumstance. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding. WELCOME RECEPTION Join us for coffee and snacks from 3:30-5:00 pm and begin the process of getting to know the program and fellow participants.
Dinner: Our welcome dinner is at 6:00 p.m in the Mayflower Lodge Dining Room, buffet style with an eclectic flair, offering a variety of selections with healthy choices to include vegetarian options, plus coffee, tea, and dessert.
Evening: Orientation, 7:15 p.m. We will begin with introductions, then review the schedule, cover responsibilities, go over emergency procedures and seek to answer any questions you may have about our week together. PROGRAM OVERVIEW: We will explore the work of real CSIs with forensic scientists, law enforcement officials and historians.
Activity note: Recreational Options will include a planned hike, brief lecture about geological make-up of region, canoeing or free time to read.
Breakfast: Breakfast will be served buffet style from 8:00-8:45 a.m in the Mayflower Dining Room featuring choices of cold and hot cereals, breads to toast, scrambled eggs, sausage or bacon, fruit bar with yogurt and granola, plus coffee, tea, and choice of juices. .
Morning: PRESENTATION for our first class will be be an introduction to how does a real CSI get the job done presented by a retired detective/interviewer who has spent more than 35 years as a professional. The morning break will include coffee, tea, water, fruit and homemade Danish to renew your energy. The morning will continue with qualifications, real stories in real life and how interviews are conducted.
Lunch: Lunch, will be served from 12:30-1:15 p.m. in the Mayflower Dining Room. Choose from a full salad bar, soup of the day, taco salad, and/or make your own sandwich, brownies or cookies and drinks of your choice. (gluten free or vegetarian available upon request).
Afternoon: This afternoon will feature a number of options including a planned hike for those who desire, canoeing, a brief lecture about Swanzey Lake and region, and free time to read or rest.
Dinner: Dinner will be at 6:00 p.m in the Mayflower Dining Room. After announcements and a blessing for the day a full buffet dinner awaits your palate featuring a salad bar, meat and vegetable entrée, dessert and drinks of your choice (gluten free or vegetarian is available upon request).
Evening: At 7:15 p.m there will be a presentation on firearms. The evening will conclude with a light snack in the Dining Room along with opportunities to discuss the day or relax and join other Road Scholars in a variety of activities.
Breakfast: Breakfast will served buffet style from 8:00-8:45 am in the Mayflower Dining Room, featuring choices of cold and hot cereals, breads to toast, scrambled eggs sausage or bacon, fruit bar with yogurt and granola, plus coffee, tea and juice.
Morning: Using maxi-vans we will leave Pilgrim Pines after breakfast for our 75 minute ride to Concord, NH to enjoy our classes in the conference room at the Audubon Society. Coffee, Tea, and muffins will be available on our arrival to renew your energy for the morning. Our first class of the day will be presented by an outstanding Forensic Toxicologist from the NH Police State Lab.
Lunch: At 12:15 pm, we will enjoy a box lunch prepared by the Pilgrim Pines staff.
Afternoon: In the early afternoon we will enjoy a second presentation by a Forensic Toxicologist to help us understand in depth the work that goes on in the Lab. In the middle of the afternoon we will take a short trip to the NH Capitol Building for a guided tour. We will return in time for the evening meal. 3:30 p.m.Tour of Capitol Building
Dinner: After a long day away, enjoy your full buffet dinner 6:00 pm in the Mayflower Dining Room. The meal will include a full salad bar, meat and vegetable entrées, dessert and drinks of your choice. (gluten free and vegetarian meals are available upon request).
Evening: After dinner we will enjoy a folk music concert presented by an outstanding artist. For the close of the day you are invited to the dining room for a snack, opportunities for conversation, put together a puzzle, play parlor games, watch TV, and/or read before your sleep.
Breakfast: Breakfast will be served buffet style from 8:00-8:45 am in the Mayflower Dining Room featuring pancakes, sausage, bacon, hot and cold cereals, bread to toast, fruit and yogurt bar along with coffee, tea, and juice.
Morning: Our first lecture of the day will focus on Forensic Biology. Coffee, Tea, Water, Fruit and coffee cake will be served to renew your energy. The second lecture of the day will continue our focus on Forensic Biology.
Lunch: Enjoy our buffet style lunch served from 12:30-1:15 pm in Mayflower Dining Room. In addition to a full salad bar and soup of the day, enjoy a hot entrée along with dessert, and drinks of your choice. Alternate choices are always available upon request from our professional chefs..
Afternoon: In the early afternoon we will examine the forensic science of blood stains and after a refreshing break hear the incredible story of the female murder case of Sheila LaBarre.
Dinner: A full buffet dinner awaits your palate at 6:00 pm in the Mayflower Dining Room. In addition to a full salad bar, enjoy meat and vegetable entrées, homemade breads, cobbler or strawberry shortcake for dessert, and of course coffee and tea. .
Evening: Tonight enjoy a free evening to watch a movie, play games, converse, read To close the day an evening snack will be provided. .
Activity note: Excursion to Keene requires limited walking and standing.
Breakfast: Breakfast will be served buffet style from 8:00-8:45 am in the Mayflower Dining Room featuring hot and cold cereals, french toast, sausage or bacon, fruit bar with yogurt and granola along with coffee, tea and juice. Alternatives for special dietary needs are always available upon request.
Morning: Our first lecture of the day will focus on the forensic study of tire tracks and footprints,. The morning break brings coffee, tea, water, fruit and homemade donuts to renew your energy. The second part of the morning will feature finger printing and the forensic study of finger prints. a veteran detective demonstrating the art of interview, training and experience to work as a CSI.
Lunch: A Buffet Lunch at served from 12:30-1:15 pm in the Mayflower Dining Room featuring homemade soup, full salad bar, hot entrée, desserts and drinks. Alternate menu choices are available upon request.
Afternoon: After lunch you are invited to journey to the Historical Society of Cheshire County located in Keene to hear a presentation by an outstanding historian concerning unsolved murders of Cheshire County. Following the presentation there will be an opportunity to explore the Currier and Ives city of Keene, NH.
Dinner: Our last evening meal together for the week will once again feature a full buffet dinner served at 6:00 pm in the Mayflower Dining Room.
Evening: 7:30 p.m. Participants are invited to participate in a Homespun event where they share their favorite story, poem, writing, creative writing, song, joke, etc.
Breakfast: We will begin serving breakfast at 8:00-8:45:45 am in the Mayflower Dining Room. featuring baked oatmeal, a specialty of the house, omelette's, hash along with a fruit bar, yogurt and granola. As you have enjoyed your second cup of coffee or tea, we hope you have enjoyed the choices each morning. .
Morning: This morning you will be given and opportunity to use the CSI skills you have learned this week to solve a mock crime scene. Mid morning you will be asked to check out of your rooms to enable our housekeeping staff time to prepare for the next group coming to the Conference Center. Coffee, tea, water, fruit and coffee rolls will be served. To complete our morning we will spend some time debriefing our experience at the mock crime scene and review the week. Break 10:15 a.m. Check out of Rooms 10:45 a.m. Debriefing Session
Lunch: Our Farewell luncheon,which will be served at 12:00 noon in the Mayflower Dining Room. For participants who need to leave early, box lunches will be available upon request. Safe travel and thank you for attending our Road Scholar program at Pilgrim Pines. It has been a pleasure to serve you..


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Mmm, suited and booted!
June 16, 2010
Rob on Jay Leno - Full Videos
7 comments:
- AnonymousJune 16, 2010 at 10:27 AM
I think I like his dad as much as RPattz!ReplyDelete
Geez he looks so yummy in that suit ;)ReplyDelete
Thank you to his parents for making this sexy man ;) Such a cute interview. The car thing, poor guy needs someone to take care of him...wish it was me lol ;)
- AnonymousJune 16, 2010 at 5:09 PM
Such a charming guy. He has a great sense of humor.ReplyDelete
- AlycyaJune 16, 2010 at 5:36 PM
Watch this!: Classic Rob at his best!ReplyDelete
see this image, it's an image inpired on twilightReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 17, 2010 at 12:58 AM
that suit looks like the one he wore on his GQ cover lolReplyDelete
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smokin' hahaReplyDelete
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The University of North Texas is offering students a Vietnamese dining option a couple times a week.
Nammi food truck is serving Vietnamese fusion food, including banh mi, tacos, spring rolls and rice bowls.
Ken Botts, special projects manager in the food department at UNT, said food trucks add color to the campus.
"I think it's an exciting opportunity, not only for the students from a culinary stand point but for the community," he said.
The Nammi truck was first introduced to Denton during 35 Denton and then at Wet Hot Mess — both local music festivals.
Gary Torres, who co-owns the business with Teena Nguyen, calls the people who live in Denton "adventurous" and willing to try new foods.
The truck is on campus from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. And Torres encourages community members to try the food.
The truck is best known for its Vietnamese sandwiches — banh mi. The vegetables are cut fresh every day and the garlic mayo spread is homemade, Torres said.
Torres and Nguyen both have degrees in architecture, but the opportunity came along to own a food truck and they decided to give it a go.
"It started as a side project," Torres said. "You can't do this thing part time."
The Nammi truck can often be found in the Arts District in Dallas, Addison, Irving and Fort Worth.
"We try to spread it out as much as possible," Torres said.
Gavin Peterson and Alyssa Miller, art students at UNT, sat outside Curry Hall eating honey grilled pork rice bowls Wednesday.
They said they were put off by other food trucks on campus because a lot of the items offered are fried.
"I'm not saying it's a bad thing to have on Fry Street," Miller said. "I just wouldn't eat it."
They feel the Nammi truck is a healthier option.
UNT is rotating through food trucks. Others that have served food on campus have been the Angry Friar, Lee's Grilled Cheese and Twisted Grub.
"It actually started with our own concept," Botts said. "We developed one internally."
UNT's version of a food truck is Khush Roti (Happy Bread), which is near the General Academic Building on campus and serves international-flavored sandwiches.
Based on the popularity of Khush Roti, UNT decided to offer similar options by contracting food trucks, Botts said.
The Nammi truck sits between Curry Hall and the Language Building.
While the food truck is allowed on the UNT campus, code limitations keep it from serving food outside the campus in Denton.
The university doesn't have the same regulations as the city, Botts said. UNT's health inspector checks the trucks, he said.
UNT takes a commission from the daily sales of the food trucks. On average, it's about 10 percent, Botts said, but it varies.
"For us, it's not a money-making venture; it's more about creating variety," he said. "That's really the driver behind it."
It creates a culinary subculture, he said.
"Denton should really embrace that," he said. "It fits what Denton is all about. It's about diversity."
RACHEL MEHLHAFF can be reached at 940-566-6889. Her e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com .


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Everyone handles stress differently. There is no formula for relief , but at some point in your life you just figure out what works. Some people take out their frustrations with a carton of ice cream, others cry until all the stress puddles on the floor, and still others take to hitting a punching bag or going to the gym to sweat out the anxiety. This weekend I discovered that mysource relief is nothing more than sun and the latest GQ.
Having had a pretty awful Saturday morning, I needed a way to get my anxiety out, My leg started its usual nervous tick and I was getting more and more frustrated at everything around me. I tried my usual stress relievers: I went for a run with This American life playing in the background; sparred with the punching bag at my gym; and finally, ate a bloody red steak for lunch. Sadly, none of it worked.
As I perused my local CVS looking for a box of Oreos (my childhood stress reliever), I came across the latest editionof Gentleman's Quarterly. This month, I they provided three cover options. Bruno Mars, Jason Bateman or Jimmy Fallon.
I chose Mr. Bateman.
I returned home to my demolished apartment, brought a chair out onto my balcony (a.k.a my fire escape) and didn't return inside until every page was read. What I learned was that people with a lot of money are very bored. One article was about people spending upwards of $1500 to be fake kidnapped and tortured. Another was about the growing style battle amongst NBA stars. And finally, a feature chronicled how the author of Friday Night Lights has nothing better to do than to buy eighty-one leather jackets in less than 2 years.
While I should have been fuming from reading about all of this nonsense, I realized that by the end I was pretty happy. In fact, it finally occurred to me why people love reading US Weekly or OK! magazine. There is something about reading about other people's craziness that is a whole lot of fun. Sure, it must be nice to have all of that money to spend, but your life cannot be that great if you are actually paying to be tied up and beaten.
This news may not be all that exciting, but I genuinly believe that reading about another person's attempts at stress relief can help you work through your own/ So for those of you battling with a case of the Monday's take a few moments to read a gossip magazine. From someone who avoided them his who life – I am confident that it will help
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People need to be extra careful when driving around parks. My son plays a sport at the Sports Park, and many times kids run in front of my car. I am extra careful so as to avoid having an accident or running someone over. Please, be more careful when driving in areas, like parks, where kids will be around - even if you think you have the right of way, etc, be more careful, these are kids - and you, as the driver, have the obligation to make sure you do not run someone over.
People need to keep an eye on their kids. Especially when there is an event going on or when in high traffic areas. It goes both ways. This happened across the street from my home. I watched everything and this was a bad thing for everyone involved.
Accidents happen but can be avoided, unfortunately not all the time. Yes all parties are responsible to some extent but bottom line is people need to stop and take everyday slowly.. enjoy your surroundings.. believe me you will realize how lucky you are and what a safe place pleasanton is.
Accidents happen, but instead of blaming.... let us just keep that poor little girl in our prayers and hope for a full recovery. We can preach to deaf ears about "slowing down" later.
The mom was "standing nearby" ??? WTF??? Her 3 year old was able to dart into a busy street and mommy was standing nearby -- doing what? She should have been holding her daughter's hand! If they gave an intelligence test before someone could have a child this world would have a lot less needlessly injured kids.
Anon, I'll assume you don't have any children. Otherwise you wouldn't judge another parent (without being there to see what happened.) Of course she could have done something to prevent it. Isn't that always the case after an accident? Does that mean a Mom can prevent a 3 year old from making all sudden jumps or movement?
Hind sight is 20/20 and it shouldn't make you feel like a better person to criticize how someone else could have avoided a tragic accident. Just pray for that little girl, and keep your offending opinions to yourself.
I happen to have 3 kids and not once, ever, for any reason, has any of them been allowed to be out of my sight or grasp in a situation like that. If my opinions offend you then look to yourself to see if you are one who might not have been allowed to have children. Mine are not a burden to society or in danger of serious injury due to my failure to act like a responsible adult. Nor do I make excuses for what shortcomings I do have.
I think everyone is correct: Drivers should slow down and be extra cautious around places like parks AND parents should be extra mindful of their children around streets, etc.
What bothers me is when I hear that a parent sues the driver. If a child suddenly darts out into traffic there is nothing a driver can do. I don't think a driver should ever be held accountable when only super human reflexes would have prevented an accident. A teenager flew right in front of us recently - yes, in the crosswalk, but out of nowhere! We were already accelerating forward. It's only luck that we didn't collide with her.
Anon--So instead of saying that you've been fortunate as a parent to avoid any accidents, you want to ridicule a parent that had a momentary lack of focus (with tragic consequences.) As a parent, I do the best I can to protect my children. There are unexpected dangers all over this world. I talk to my kids and explain to them what can happen. I stay close and alert and hope they do the same. But I also wouldn't put it past them to chase a ball or piece of paper without regaurd or an unseen car. That poor girl was three years old. You weren't there and it's not your place to judge another parent. I would never stand on a pedestal and preach "I happen to have 3 kids and not once, ever, for any reason, has any of them been allowed to be out of my sight or grasp..." You sound ridiculous.
I hear about an accident involving the child and I think poor little girl, lets pray. You read about it and want to say "WTF?" and pick apart a parent at the worst possible time. Have some compassion for a fellow parent and be humble. Accidents happen and all we can do is the best we can. Be careful of Karma...
I have two children, and I remember once, when camping, our toddler suddenly ran away from me, and even though I ran after her right away (I was 7 months pregnant at the time so I could not move as fast as usual), she ran in front of a car (we both did, she was just being a toddler, and I was trying to get her). Luckily for us, the driver stopped and no one got hurt. Yes, after that I kept my child in a "backpack" at all times, but I am very greatful to that driver for noticing us and acting quickly.
I am always extra careful when driving around areas where kids will be present because I know that no matter what we all say, there will always be a toddler, child or teen who might come out of nowhere. I would not want to accidentally hit that someone just because I think they or their parents should be more careful.
Regarding lawsuits, how long do you think it will be before the mom sues that poor driver who was going 5-10 miles per hour? He did nothing wrong and was being more than just cautious. But Sharon Kim did not watch her daughter and might now be looking for someone to blame. I agree with "concerned mom & driver" that the real crime here is going to be if the mother tries to blame the driver and the lawyers get into it.
I'd like to add that in the case of a fatality, what good is the lawsuit? It doesn't bring the person back. We had a tragedy in our community when a 4th or 5th grader was killed. I feel nothing but sorrow for the family, but I heard they sued the driver. I had heard that the child rode into the street from a driveway where the driver, "going slightly above the speed limit" collided with him. IF it's true that the child suddenly rode into the street and IF it's true that the driver was not really speeding or under the influence, how is it fair that he be sued? He's likely forever traumatized as it is - likely for something that was the child's fault. He may be more than traumatized, he may be financially ruined too. The sad thing is that a child made a error in judgment (we all do) and it cost him his life.
FYI: The child was life-flighted to Children's Hospital for 24 hours of observation and, thank God, discharged the next day with scratches and bruises. Hopefully, we all can learn from this.
I see that the dateline on the article says that it was updated on Tuesday 10/21 4:58pm, but the text of the article is identical to the previously posted article from Saturday 9:49pm. Odd.
But I am happy to read the comment/update from the post previous to this one that the girl was released from Children's Hospital and had only scratches and bruises - thank goodness, as the situation could have been much, much worse. As the Concerned Dad states, hopefully we can all learn from this, many lessons: drive very slowly around parks, don't step out into traffic and hope that cars will stop (ADULTS, this means you with your lawn chairs in hand, talking on the cell phones), hold your kids' hands, and especially in the half hour before sundown (this is called "dusk"), please turn your headlights on -- it's the LAW! I know this accident occurred mid-afternoon, but with the early sunsets, this is also crucial.
It's great to see some people with compassion, but to the other self-righteous "it would never happen to me" folks, why would you rip on a parent who has had such a traumatic experience? You don't know the circumstances of how and why the child ran off. Children do that. It's a lesson everyone (driver, parent, child) should learn from at the expense of this family.
i concur with mom of 3. Anon - you sound ridiculous!!!- Totally badgering and judging a family who is going through a terrible hardship. Just the fact that you would use those three letters in a comment while being a parent yourself is so disturbing. Who are you to put down another mother especially when you don't know the circumstances of the situation - Does this make you feel like a better person? The only way that I could somehow understand how you could make those cruel statements is to assume that you are a very insecure person looking to make yourself feel good about yourself. And who are you to say who does and who doesn't have the right to have children?? Do you really think that you - being such a perfect parent yourself - can protect them from any accidents or danger in this world?
There is not a parent alive who hasn't made a mistake that could have caused their child injury or death and it's because of luck that they're okay. Seriously. All of us are human and humans make stupid mistakes. And when you're taking care of children, there isn't a magical moratorium on stupid mistakes. Your child is lucky to be alive because we all make stupid mistakes.
I happen to know this mom very well, and she should not be blamed. Instead, we should support her during through this traumatic experience. Every time someone says something either positive or negative, she has to re-live the experience all over again. Don't you think she feels bad enough? When something like this happens in a community, we should all support each other, not rip eachother apart! God bless her family!
Speed bumps can also help in these cases and I think Pleasanton could use a lot more of them. Studies have shown that speed bumps slow traffic down and reduce injuries and fatalities. Around parks and parking lots are good places for speed bumps.
This was totally the mother's fault. She should have been holding her daughter's hand while near the street. The mother should be cited for child neglect.
Were you there to see what happened? How can you say it was totally the mother's fault? There was probably a little bit of negligence, but are you so perfect? Have some compassion, thank God the little girl is still alive!
I agree with Russell on the speed bumps, but in this case, the truck was only traveling 5-10 mph. We just need to be more aware, and teach our children about safety when around cars, even parked ones.
Lynda, you're a moron. Accidents happen, and we're all human. But you sound like an angry judgmental person. Take your own inventory and never speak when you can listen. Moron...
Wow, I debate on another forum here and that's the second (& third) time I've read the word "moron" here at the PW. Isn't calling someone a "moron" judgmental? I've never posted at a forum where such name calling was so common. I'm glad the little girl is okay!
It's a dirty job...........................................................moron
I bet you would be more polite if instead of nicknames like "commonsense", etc. you used your real name. At least you should choose an appropriate moniker!
Happy now ....................... Moron, I'm not scared of you......
Carlos Guiterrez! I don't know if that's your real name, but it suits you much better than "Commonsense".
I'm so glad you are not afraid of me - a faceless name, a 40-something, out of shape woman with no special defense or weaponry skills. Good for you Carlos Guiterrez!
I live in the area where this horrible accident took place. What's been going on through all of our minds in the area is, that this will not be the last time something like this happens. Everytime we drive by the park, we are always keeping an eye on the countless number of little kids running towards the street without the parents close at hand. It is imperative we as drivers are very aware of the chance of a child running, but it is even more important that parents take a great role of responsibility to watch their kids near the street. With all the cars parked close together at the park, it makes it even tougher to see little kids darting out. Until the parents start paying more attention, we all will hold our breath each and every time we drive by the park.
I think there is a Traffic committee that meets monthly and I hope they will study how to make Muirwood more safe. I like the speed bumps that I believe are on Crellin or one of the streets in Vintage Hills.
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The Lions closed the lead to two at the 9-minute mark, but Anderson and Weatherford hit back-to-back baskets to push the lead back to six. North Alabama continued to make it interesting, but the Suns made just enough plays down the stretch.
The Golden Suns are off until Dec. 29 when they face West Texas A&M. Due to a new NCAA Division II rule, Tech must have a full week without any practices during the break, a rule Wilbers is not excited about.
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Jackson, Dana 6-15 0-1 13; Harris, Niala 5-10 2-6 12; Cliff, Sequoyah 3-9 2-4 9; Meardith, Sanqueeta 2-8 2-4 7; Smith, Jessi 2-4 0-0 6; Lewis, Lacy 1-8 2-2 5; Bowens, Courtnei 2-6 0-0 4; Moore, Ashley 1-1 0-0 3; Fillmore, Nichelle 1-3 0-2 2; Bailey, Sarah 0-0 0-0 0; McCleary, Kierra 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 23-64 8-19 61.
Weatherford, Jessica 7-14 1-2 15; Horsman, Katie 5-9 3-3 15; Santos, Natalia 5-8 2-4 12; Vining, Jenny 2-7 1-3 6; Davis, Shaquilah 2-5 2-4 6; Anderson, Laura Beth 2-5 2-2 6; Vaughn, Casse 2-3 0-0 4; Ludwig, Samanta 1-1 2-2 4; Martin, Sarah 0-0 0-0 0; Da Silva, Taise 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 26-52 13-20 68.
North Alabama 24 37 - 61
Arkansas Tech 37 31 -68
3-point goals -North Alabama 7-25 (Smith, Jessi 2-3; Lewis, Lacy 1-5; Jackson, Dana 1-5; Meardith, Sanqueeta 1-2; Moore, Ashley 1-1; Cliff, Sequoyah 1-3; Bowens, Courtnei 0-3; Harris, Niala 0-3), Arkansas Tech 3-9 (Horsman, Katie 2-5; Vining, Jenny 1-3; Davis, Shaquilah 0-1). Fouled out - North Alabama-None, Arkansas Tech-None. Rebounds -North Alabama 38 (Jackson, Dana 9), Arkansas Tech 38 (Weatherford, Jessica 8). Assists -North Alabama 15 (Meardith, Sanqueeta 5), Arkansas Tech 16 (Vining, Jenny 5). Total fouls -North Alabama 19, Arkansas Tech 16. Technical fouls -North Alabama-None, Arkansas Tech-None. Attendance -790


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That's a no-brainer... Make it happen. I love stat but if that can be done make it happen
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Oh boy. If we could get that done that would be the ****
Josh Smith wants a max contract, no thanks
Knicks would be doing this to free up STAT's contract which runs 2 years longer then Josh's...I'd do this trade, especially if the throw in is a decent player.....STAT could fall apart with his knees next week and Shump is a project....i'd also consider Danny Granger from Indy using Shump or STAT as the main piece
there will be no trades but this summer will be strong for few players
i dont know if i am wrong bu CP3 will be FA this year?
Hm... what about no? I'm getting tired of these rumors. I'm willing to bet a couple of bucks we won't be doing any moves involving any of our major players as the deadline passes.
Even the Hawks can't be that crazy. Amare contract is an albatross, the GM crazy enough to take Amare off Knicks hands would ensure his own firing in the near future.
........and this trade would eventually put you guys over the hump to beat miami in the post season?
and only a hand full of guys in this league should get a max contract and above and he's not one of them.
Pacers and Bulls are the Knicks weakness, Miami isn't a concern you flip flop wearing dork.
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text: On Fri, 6 Apr 2001, Greg Lindahl wrote: > On Fri, Apr 06, 2001 at 10:11:27AM -0400, Josip Loncaric wrote: > > > BTW, we found that about 10% of our IDE hard drives (mostly early > > Seagate 7200rpm UDMA models) had either too many bad blocks or bad > > blocks in unacceptable locations (like the swap partition) and had to be > > replaced. We now use a combination of Seagate and IBM drives, and over > > the past two years about 20% of them have developed at least some bad > > blocks that we had to map out using the 'e2fsck -c ...' command. > > How interesting. Centurion I and II have 2 TB of disk (mostly 5400 rpm > IDE), and we've never had to manually do that. > > BTW you can "mkswap -c" to mark bad blocks in swap. I don't know why > you'd find a bad block in swap less acceptable than a bad block in the > filesystem. I think that this is a matter of luck more than anything else. I've had plenty of bad luck with IDE drives (for a while I thought I was literally cursed or that the building needed a monopole-sweeping). Of the 7-8 drives that failed (out of only 20 or so) a number just died but several not only had bad blocks that needed to be mapped but continually, gradually, slowly, developed more. I'd run for eight weeks and have a hard crash and find that more bad blocks had developed. This went on until I got all the drives finally replaced. In more recent years, I haven't had this experience, but I suspect that it is strongly related to "lemon"-type distributions of bad hardware. rgb -- Robert G. Brown http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb/ Duke University Dept. of Physics, Box 90305 Durham, N.C. 27708-0305 Phone: 1-919-660-2567 Fax: 919-660-2525 email:rgb at phy.duke.edu _______________________________________________ Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf


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John Lewis, Britain's biggest department store group, has forecast it will post another record sales performance this Christmas, outperforming the wider market.
"We do feel that we have that magical word momentum with us as we go into Christmas," said managing director Andy Street.
"The last three Christmases have been outstanding for us and we are expecting to better those numbers," he said.
Mr Street said the employee-owned firm was not expecting sales growth to keep going at the year-to-date rate of 12.9 per cent.
He said "a mid to high single figure number" for Christmas was a realistic expectation given that British consumers remained "very stretched".
John Lewis has been outperforming rivals and the wider market because its generally more affluent customers have been less impacted by Britain's economic downturn, while improvements to products, service and its Internet offer as well as new modern stores have resonated with consumers.
Although the UK is out of recession, many retailers are still struggling as consumers are deterred by inflation, meagre wage increases and Government measures designed to cut national debt.
Last week electricals retailer Comet collapsed into administration, threatening 6,600 jobs.
On Tuesday an industry survey said British retail sales slowed sharply in October, while bellwether British retailer Marks & Spencer posted a three per cent fall in first half profit.
On Thursday Britain's No. 4 grocer Bradford-based Morrisons said a survey of families it conducted found one-third planned to cut back spending on Christmas presents this year.


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Kanter is a talented Turkish big man who made the Turkish professional team Fenerbahce Ulker at the age of 16. He played limited minutes there, but did get into four Euroleague games -- the top league in Europe.
After the season, Kanter moved onto the radar of NBA scouts playing for Turkey at the 2009 FIBA Under-18 Championships. He averaged 18.6 points and 16.4 rebounds in the tournament, led Turkey to a bronze medal and walked away with MVP honors.
After Kanter won the MVP for Turkey, his team offered him a five-year, multimillion euro contract. Kanter, however, dreamed of playing in the NCAA and NBA and left Turkey that summer. The move was not popular in Turkey, nor was it popular in the U.S. Turkish newspapers criticized the move and U.S. schools didn't want anything to do with him. He initially enrolled at Findlay Prep in Nevada, but left the school after other teams in the league protested. He eventually landed at Stoneridge Prep in Simi Valley, Calif., and in November of 2009 he committed to play at Washington. In early 2010, however, Kanter re-opened the recruiting process and eventually signed with Kentucky.
In April, Kanter went from an intriguing prospect to a potential lottery pick with his dominant performance at the Nike Hoop Summit.
Kanter, then just 17, shook off a poor week of practices (he later revealed he had a sore back that kept him from jumping and almost prevented him from playing) to dominate in the game. Kanter had 34 points (a Hoop Summit record), 13 boards and did it all in 22 minutes. He did a lot of his damage against McDonald's MVP Jared Sullinger.
I wrote back then that "Kanter was a beast in the paint, muscling his way in for position and regularly clawing his way through a pair of Team USA's high-profile bigs for a whopping eight offensive boards. … Not only was he a bear around the basket, but he also showed off his ability to put the ball on the floor and hit the outside J. On Saturday night, Kanter looked like a future lottery pick."
However, it would be the last competitive game Kanter would play. He was ruled permanently ineligible to play in the NCAA because of benefits he received while playing for Fenerbahce as a 16-year-old.
While awaiting his appeal, Kanter practiced with the Kentucky team, but after Kentucky's appeal was turned down Kanter was no longer allowed to even practice with the team. He was left working out in a gym, one-on-one with a Kentucky assistant coach.
For the past few weeks, Kanter has taken his game to Chicago to prep for the 2011 NBA draft. Would a team really take him in the top five based on a great 2009 European Championship run, a year of high school games and an historic night at the Nike Hoop Summit even though he hasn't played a competitive game in more than a year?
I've been pretty confident he's going to be a top-five pick all year. I still am.
While legitimate questions remain about the loss of two critical years of game development, Kanter possesses virtually all of the qualities NBA teams are looking for in bigs, especially for a kid who is one of the youngest players in this year's draft.
He's big (he measured a shade below 6-foot-11 in shoes with a 7-1 wingspan at the Hoop Summit), has an NBA body and uses his strength around the basket. He has a relentless motor on the boards and has excellent footwork for an 18-year-old big man. He's also gotten in terrific shape in Chicago and appears much more explosive than we thought last year. At the Hoop Summit, Kanter was nursing a back injury and could barely get off the floor. In workouts here at ATTACK, Kanter showed he had no problem playing over the rim. While he's no Blake Griffin, he's not a stiff, either.


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Mendoza patiently awaiting next start
KANSAS CITY -- Luis Mendoza won the Royals' No. 5 starting job in Spring Training, but 24 games into the season, he's made just two starts.
His third start is scheduled for Wednesday night against Tampa Bay. "Scheduled" because the weather forecast looks chancy.
"I hear tomorrow the weather is going to change a little bit. But I'll just be patient and wait for that start," Mendoza said on Tuesday afternoon when warm sunshine and dry weather prevailed.
His start at Detroit last week was eliminated by a rainout, although he did get in 2 1/3 innings of relief on Wednesday against the Tigers.
"The two innings of relief kind of gave me an idea of how to get to the mound again," Mendoza said, smiling. "I remembered what it was like."
This will be his second start against the Rays. He faced them last Aug. 22 at Tropicana Field and lost to current teammate James Shields, 5-3. He found the Trop's artificial turf didn't do his sinking fastball any favors.
"Ground balls on that turf are kind of hard," Mendoza said. "But I'm going to stay the same. Trust my sinker and try to get some ground balls early in the count."
Manager Ned Yost thinks that despite the inactivity, Mendoza will be fine.
"He's a guy that doesn't freak out too much and over-analyze the situation -- 'I haven't pitched in two weeks, am I going to be all right?' " Yost said. "He just goes out, grabs the ball and does what he does. It's a good mindset to have, a perfect mindset for a No. 5 starter."
Johnson motivated in start against former team
KANSAS CITY -- Pitcher James Shields wasn't the only ex-Tampa Bay player to start against the Rays on Tuesday night.
Elliot Johnson, who joined the Royals in the same offseason trade, came off the bench to make his fifth start at second base.
Manager Ned Yost said his primary motivation was to get Johnson some at-bats and possibly improve his .118 batting average. But the fact that the Royals were playing the Rays figured into it as well.
"That's part of it, too," Yost said. "You know, when I got traded from Milwaukee to Texas, and we went in there the first game and I wasn't playing, I was mad. They want to play. And I'm trying to get Elliot going a little bit, too. He was a .270 hitter last year left-handed."
Johnson was pleased by the development.
"He saw me in the food room last night and let me know I was playing," Johnson said. "I appreciated the opportunity to try to get something going against these guys. You want to play every day, to be honest with you, but with them coming to town and Shields pitching, there's something to be said for that. I'm happy to get out there and play against these guys."
Royals '13 pitching staff succeeding in reducing walks
KANSAS CITY -- Reducing the number of bases on balls doled out by the Royals' pitching staff was a priority last year for manager Ned Yost.
It succeeded to a certain extent. After leading the American League in walks with 557 in 2011, the Royals dropped to third-most with 542 last season.
Through Monday, however, the Royals had issued the third-fewest walks with 64 in 23 games (tied with the Rangers). In just 21 games last April, they gave up a whopping 87.
The big difference, according to Yost, is the new guys on the mound. The Royals have four pitchers who were not in their rotation last April.
"That's it. Guys that can command the baseball," Yost said.
In other words, guys that throw strikes.
"That's the secret," starter Ervin Santana said. "Try to get ahead and not try to do too much. When you get the hitter 3-2, you don't think, 'It's 3-2.' Just go at it."
Santana hasn't issued a walk in his last two starts, which cover 14 innings.
Relievers have done their part, too. Left-hander Tim Collins, who once had command issues, has walked just two in nine innings. He solved his problems with some alterations in his delivery.
"You've just got to find something that works for you and repeat it," Collins said. "Just being able to be consistent, that's all it is."
School Day at the K postponed due to weather
KANSAS CITY -- How appropriate is this? Weather day is postponed because of a poor forecast.
Actually, the title is "School Day at The K," and it's an annual function that brings thousands of kids to Kauffman Stadium to learn about science and weather from Fox 4 television's meteorologist. The 15th School Day at the K was supposed to happen on Thursday before an afternoon game against Tampa Bay.
However, a forecast for cold and rain on Thursday prompted the postponement of School Day to Wednesday, June 12, before a 1:10 p.m. CT game against Detroit.
Thursday's game between the Rays and Royals, however, remains on schedule.
Rays' Price honored by Negro Leagues Museum
KANSAS CITY -- David Price received yet another honor when he was awarded the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum's 2012 Wilbur "Bullet" Rogan Award as American League Pitcher of the Year on Tuesday. The museum is located in Kansas City.
Prior to Price receiving the award, he enjoyed a tour of the museum led by Bob Kendrick, the president of the museum.
Joining Price at the museum were pitching coach Jim Hickey, hitting coach Derek Shelton and outfield coach George Hendrick.
Price, who was unable to attend the museum's awards dinner in January, also presented the museum with a $5,000 donation from the Rays.
Dick Kaegel is a reporter for MLB.com. Bill Chastain is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Wouldn't that fairly accurately describe a project such as
I believe you have some familiarity with how that works
I'd have thought that in a commercial project, the main difference would be that a project manager would be able to step in and "make a call" in the case of conflict or disagrement.
From my experience in working with Perl is that being several timezones apart from the others can be a bit of a challenge at times. At least with open source, people are generally available. At work, people tend to be available only during the eight to ten hours they are expected to be there. So, if your separated by eight hours or more, you may never reach some people in the office ever. That's where I guessing where the challenge comes in.
You've expressed the distinction better than I was going to. In my experience volunteer developed open source (seems) to be different and therefore easier for a couple of reasons:


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Nancy Leichner
Missing since October 2, 1966 from Alexander Springs Recreation Area, Altoona, Lake County, Florida
Classification: Endangered Missing
Vital Statistics
Circumstances of Disappearance
Nancy Leichner and Pamela Nater disappeared from a skin diving club picnic on Sunday, October 2, 1966. The picnic was in the Alexander Springs Recreation Area of the Ocala National Forest in Lake County, Florida. They planned to scuba dive, canoe and picnic.
Pam Nater was a 1964 graduate of Clearwater High; Nancy Leichner (pronounced LIKE-ner) was a 1963 graduate of Largo High. Pam was a nurse at Morton Plant Hospital; Nancy worked for Honeywell. They had met each other just once before. The common thread was their respective boyfriends who were diving buddies.
The young women decided the 72-degree water in the spring was too cold and didn't go in. So as their boyfriends dived and took a canoe ride, the women began packing to go home. About 16.00, as the Aquaholics gathered to leave, the boyfriends began searching for them They found Nancy's prescription glasses and both women's purses and shoes at a picnic table, but no trace of either woman.
Cold-case investigators in Lake County has concluded that a convicted murderer and former law-enforcement officer -- long since dead -- had killed Leichner, and Pamela Nater.
Nancy was last seen on a nearby nature trail, a winding path that follows the Alexander Spring Creek. That was shortly before 12:30. Pam was last seen about an hour later a short distance from the trail.
Investigators said that they have discovered evidence, including a jail house confession and eyewitness accounts, that points to Gerard J. Schaefer as the person who abducted and killed the two young women.
During his incarceration, Schaefer told a fellow inmate at Avon Park Correctional Facility, that he took Leichner and Nater by gun and knife point at Alexander Springs park and killed them. The inmate kept detailed notes of his conversations, which he turned over to a corrections officer.
In 1995, a fellow inmate at Florida State Prison stabbed Schaefer to death.
Cold-case investigators in Lake County has concluded that a convicted murderer and former law-enforcement officer -- long since dead -- had killed Leichner, and Pamela Nater.
Investigators Lake County Sheriff's Office
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Papa John's CEO John Schnatter said he plans on passing the costs of health care reform to his business onto his workers. Schnatter said he will likely reduce workers' hours, as a result of President Obama's reelection, the Naples News reports. Schnatter made headlines over the summer when he told shareholders that the cost of a Papa John's pizza will increase by between 11 and 14 cents due to Obamacare.
I personally think this is bullshit. I would gladly pay 14 cents more to ensure that he could afford health insurance to his employees. So now I will be boycotting him.
For debate! Do you feel his actions are justified? Would you pay more for pizza knowing that it was so that he could offer health insurance to his employees?


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