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All-Star balloting results
Just a few minutes ago, the first ballot results of All-Star voting came out and Andre Ethier ranks fourth among outfielders, while Matt Kemp is fifth in the National League. The latest can be found here.
Dodger fans support our players incredibly year after year when it comes to voting and now would be a great time to vote up to 25 times, if you haven't already done so.
As for those of you who read this post on Inside the Dodgers (as opposed to the Dodgers' facebook page, where this links), please forgive the delay in new posts last week. Been out of town for several days at a close friends' wedding, which slowed down the posts but we should be back to normal again this week and in fact, I'll be back out on the road this trip, where I look forward to meeting up with Jamie Ramsay, who runs Better off Red, the Reds' version of Inside the Dodgers. He does a great job with the blog (better than us, these days!) so hopefully we'll find a way to get all of you to chat with each other on both sites.
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Thanks Josh and welcome back!!!
I've got my 25 votes in.
Thanks, Josh. We really do appreciate what you do for us.
Hi'Ya Trumom!! Here's the latest Phew line:
Another good game or two by Loweeney and he could pass the Phew line and lose the Loweeney tag.
I think Loweeney has been listening to you…he wants so bady to prove you wrong 🙂
I hope he does. Right now 1st base and Catcher are our worst performing positions.
The first base position has only produced 26 runs(runs + rbi – HR). The same at Catcher.
Both among the worst 3 in baseball.
Its just UNACCEPTABLE!!!
I hate to say it but I'm beginning to like Navarro better than Barajas. Just wonder why they don't give Ellis a chance?
Money!! Ned went out and spent 3.25M on Barajas and 1M on Navarro. Ellis still makes his minor league salary. None of these guys are a viable option going forward!!!
True…money does talk.
Pierre actually has a plus VORP?
I've got a new, improved graphic: (_|_) Nice 🙂
LMAO!! Very nice!!!
I'm bored as hell….doing laundry…ugh!
Is that your bottom line?
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Must be Playtex – it lifts and separates.
LOL…..mine is actually (.)_(.) training bra! 🙂
Here are the latest DodgerEric attendance figures:
Thanks Dad and keep those seats empty!!!
.Now we move from the important to the not-so-important: .the 200,000 threshold has been passed today.
.Game 29′s attendance (2010): 48,207
.Today's attendance courtesy of trumom : 36,962
.Greater than last year = 5 / Less than last year = 23
.12th straight game of negative attendance
.Games less than 30,000 this season – 5
.Games less than 30,000 in 2005 – 2010: none
.Last game was 9/14/2004 – 29,704
.Lowest attended game of the year: Game 8 – 27,439
.Largest single game drop: Game 18
.(55,662 – 28,419 .=27,243)
.2010 attendance (29 games) – 1,248,589 (43,055 average)
.2011 attendance (29 games) – 1,040,971
.(35,896 average) #9 in MLB
.Drop of 207,618 total
.Average drop of 7159
.Extrapolated for 81 games – 579,899
.Projected 2011 final attendance – 2,907,540
.2010′s final attendance – 3,562,318 (#3 in MLB)
.Next game's (30) attendance in 2010 – 37,944
.By dodgereric on May 30, 2011 11:19 pm – Reply
So I read that payroll was met today. Again McCheap had to borrow by using "creative means", specifically giving discounts on the fees charged and by offering luxury suite tickets for free to his backers. Those taking advantage of these creative discounts were not named. If they were named I know they would be boycotted by the true blue faithful, I can only speculate that FOX broadcasting might have recieved benefit of these discounts. STOP giving McCheap ANY MONEY. He and his wife have proven they are not responsible with previous money given to them, and incapable of providing proper stewardship to bring the Los Angeles Dodgers to a championship. Stop the insanity.
This team seems to play considerably better with furcal in the lineup.. And can we get rid of miles PLEASE
Kind of looks like Jim Tracy has come back to Earth as Rockies genius manager. Never doubted he had mediocrity running through his veins…just check out his Dodger tenure. Speaking of mediocrity, look at Ned–and then look at what Kevin Towers has done with the D-Backs since last September. Give Gibby credit, but give a lot to Towers, too.
Is Frank still here? Even the FRONT PAGE of the L.A. Times is noting the fan boycott and franchise misery. GO AWAY, Frank, and take your ex wife and unethical salary-robbing kids with you.
Lots of teams put out a better on field product with less money than our current lineup. When funds are tight(for legitimate reasons or because of the McCourts over indulgent lifestyle), you need a GM that has a clue and some baseball saavy. Ned has neither!!!
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water:
Damn….I was hoping they forgot Thames was on the team! Even though he says it will be Jerry, I'd rather see Gibbons go….Gwynn can't hit worth shit but he has a great glove. Another fine mess, Neddy!
It should be Ned.
(_|_) (_\_) (_|_) (_\_) (_|_) getting comfy 😉
Whew! For a second there I thought you were scooting.
LMFAO!!! Outstanding!!!
I'm encouraged to see the growing number of EMPTY SEATS and the media attention this is now getting. They even call it the fans' boycott. It's obviously making Frank dig his own hole, from which he may never climb out. Keep on borrowing from the future income stream and keep discounting those future revenues, and sooner rather than later you're going to hit that wall that you won't be able to climb. You have NO FUTURE as an owner, so SELL THE TEAM you all-despised bastard, leave town, drop dead, take all who follow you with you (especially Ned, Rawitch, and the entire coaching and medical staff). The city hates your guts, the country hates your guts; you ought to be serving time behind bars for the rest of your life, which hopefully is very short.
I feel better now.
Come on, Bear, I hate it when you hold back!
Got my 75 votes in.
My email, work email, wifes email. Get it done guys. If anything, just to make sure Victorino doesn't get it
Tonights lineup:
Carroll, SS
Blake, 3B
Dre, RF
Matt, CF
Jerry, LF
Navarro, C
Miles, 2B
Lilly, P
Thanks Trumom!!!
I think most of us forgot about Thames. Nothing surprising here; Sands has options. As I have said many times, Sands has shown something but not enough to force management's hands into DFA'ing a veteran. Besides, they can't DFA a player on the DL so we just have to wait and see what happens. Perhaps someone else comes up with a magical injury.
As for attendance figures, I took a quick look this morning at the box scores from yesterday's games and noticed most teams had signifcantly lower ticket sold figures vs. capacity. Not sure what this means other than to notice that many teams are down in attendance. Only one team had a sellout and that was in Oakland with the Yankees in town. I do believe the opening day problem and general dislike of the McCourts has something to do with a decline in attendance but clearly other teams are having problems selling tickets as well. The big difference as everyone knows is the Dodgers have never had a problem selling tickets, even when teams were not very good. How much is due to the McCourt factor is anyone's guess.
I think the fans disgust with the McCourts is the main reason for the drop in attendance. Like you said, the Dodgers have never had a problem selling tickets before. And all the other reasons for not attending were present. Including violent acts in the stadium parking lot. (Sept 03 man shot and killed, April 09 man stabbed) The only new variable in the equation is the McCourts.
Through Sunday, attendance was down 7,013 per game, 196,367 for the season. In a tough economy, nearly half the Major League teams have suffered attendance drops. But nothing like the Dodgers' slide. On average, league attendance has fallen 302. The Angels, for example, are down 576 fans per game.
I like Sands I know the average isn't there yet but it will come with more time I would HATE to see thames take playing time from him, if were not going anywhere this season we should atleast let the future like sands get experience rather then worthless pvls who won't be here this time next year
I think the dwindling attendance is a combination of a sub-par team that doesn't score, the mccourt boycott, the recession, and less offense throughout baseball as we move towards the end of the steroid era
Jhall, I do understand the Dodgers attendance slide is higher than the average decline. I am sure our good friend Mr. Selig is well aware of this. Unlike many of you, I don't want to see the Dodgers continue to lose just so fewer and fewer people attend games. However, I am not surprised at the decline and clearly this decline (and what may still come) is being felt upstairs at Dodger Stadium. My concern is how long MLB will put up with this and how long will it take before Frank McCourt finally runs out of options for cash. You have to admit, this guy is resourceful and does not seem to care that he is just making things worse by his (and her) shenanigans. So I suppose the only thing left for fans is to vote with their dollars and while I am not willing to do that quite yet, I do understand why others would.
Yep, all he is doing is borrowing against the future revenues of this team and devaluing it. Exactly why Jamie wants it to be sold now while it still has a high value. I guess we just have to wait until June 15th. I assume that will be the next time Bud will get an easy chance to take over the team if McScum doesn't meet payroll. From the sounds of how he made this payroll, his options are drying up quickly.
Got all my votes in. Kemp, Ethier, and Kershaw should be no brainers.
I did too although I must admit I have never been too keen on the idea of the fans voting. There are names on the All Star ballot of players who some might question whether they belong on a major league roster let alone an all star team.
Sinc the All-Star Game "counts"…I think the players and managers should do the voting. Fans just vote for players they like, not players who are worthy.
Honestly, I find the AS game boring as hell!
Sands could use some seasoning in the minors, but when compared to everyone else in left, he's the cream of the crap.
I see Furcal needs a night off already. Pathetic.
Watching Giants/Cards and I'll bet, even though their averages are sky high, the Cards have a worse RISP than we do! Maybe not worse, but I'll bet it's not that good.
Not cool that a little while ago they asked William and Deuce dad to leave batting practice. They gave season tix in the left field pavilion. Realize that this is the only stadium that the pavilion ate not connected. I think everyone should be allowed. U no longer have the center field gate open where pavilion fans could go. Not cool.
Good job, Matt!
WTG Kemper!!!
From the looks of it early…..BOYCOTT IS WORKING 🙂
Hi Everybody
Got get Ethier & Kemp in there.
The only concern I have about the diminished attendance is that "someone" will decide that the extra security now in place should be cut back in the name of saving a buck or two.
So why is it that Deuce went from being a darling being shown in Dodger vision a lot to being an "unwashed" like TJ likes to say.
Probably need to ask Josh about that one Emma.
Come on Lilly…don't make this difficult for us!
Ugh….Miles sucks!
Its players like Miles that make the pile steam!!
And, of course, they wouldn't think of getting rid of the pile of shit. We need infielders, afterall!
The rabbits are on the run with Lilly on the mound. .
That was NOT an all star caliber play by Ethier to allow the run. Why would anyone pay the money it takes to get into Dodger stadium to watch that?
Way to go Casey!!
Matt comes through again! It looks like he's having fun again.
I think Matt needed to have Joe & Co. leave. He's playing like he loves the game again.
4 RBI's for MATT!
Nice job Kemper!!!
And then there's BaLoney.
Phoney BaLoney!!!
We need a name for Miles 😉
LMAO!! Piles it is!!
Yep….Piles, it is!
Jerry! Keep it up kid!
And, wouldn't you know it? Piles doubles!!!!
I got your Piles!!! LOL!!!
Nothing like having double piles!
LOL!! Yuck!!!
A definite pain in the (_|_) 🙂
Who are these guys?
I think they have figured out that with our pitching, we need MANY, MANY RUNS!
Nice to see the Dodgers with some live ammo in their bats for a change over these past few days.
It certainly is, OBF. Good to see you here tonight 🙂
Hi, Oldbrooklynfan….good to see you.
Just hope the ammo holds out for a long time. .
The Heat looked tough tonight.
Damn, I know! I hate that team.
I like Wade, but not the rest of the team. Lebron's waaay over rated.
I agree! I think LeBron is in it for money & fame…not for the love of the game.
At least it was a solo…I don't mind it too much unless, there are men on and then they hit one.
Yep, solo shots sting a little, but most of the time they won't kill ya….
Yeah. Still gotta feel pretty good with a 3 run lead, even with this bullpen.
I'm no fan of Lilly's, but you can't ask much more out of your #4/5 starter.
He did surpisingly well tonight, indeed.
Ditto!!! Nice job tonight by Lilly!!! You ever notice how much better our pitchers do when we get them a big early lead? It's alot easier to pitch when you're not worried about one mistake losing you the game.
Agreed. Pretty solid outing from Ted.
Yay…we get to see Gibbons this inning 😉
LOL…a damn hit!
I like!
Kinda looks like the south end of a north bound hippo.
That's Gibson!! LOL!!!
Woo hoo!
Mighty Casey hits one out!
All right, Casey! WTG!!!
Wah-Hoo Casey!!! Now that was a (__|__) fly!!!
Wow…holy shit….As enchanted would say: Who the hell are these guys?!!!
I want to know who these guys are and what have they done with our team.
They're hopped up on Meth. That's really what the fire was. Franks gotta Meth Lab going to try and make June payroll.
Amazing MLB allows Frank to get away with spending future revenues again.
Notice excessive spitting of tobacco juice, and seriously chomping on sunflower seeds & gum? LMFAO
(_o_) (_o_) Booty call!
Looks like Frank & Furter getting ready to kiss their ass goodye.
(_$_) (_$_) Good-bye Frank & Ned!
\ ! / Jamies here for booty call!!!
Let me guess. It must be after liposuction. LOL
Good one VL!!
Jamie gets LimoSuction!!!!
Or gives it!!
What's exciting is that RBI's are being picked up by someone not named Ethier and Kemp.
Refreshing isn't it? I'm loving it!
Come on Rubby Baby!
Wow…nice job! Teach the rest of the BP how to do it!
Yep! That was some serious slinging by the kid!
Paid attendance- 31,473
Dodgereric ~ that's what Vinny says. I counted the people there myself and there are only 12, 111 🙂
Thanks Trumom!!
Boy, you leave them for a day and look what happens….. geez!!!
I'm so glad you showed up here….they were getting out of control!
Welcome home mom!!
Aw gee whiz mom, I've been being good tonight.
Woo-Hoo, win streak!!!
All I have to say about tonights game is: WOO-HOO!!!!! AWESOME!!!!!
I'm really enjoying this offensive burst these last 3 games!
Ooooh, Rubby all over and make me write bad checks!!
Hope they get the sweep tomorrow against Ubaldo!
Now under 2.9 million in projected 2011 attendance 🙂
Game 30's attendance (2010): 37,944
Today's attendance courtesy of trumom : 31,473
Greater than last year = 5 / Less than last year = 24
13th straight game of negative attendance
Games less than 30,000 this season – 5
Games less than 30,000 in 2005 – 2010: none
Last game was 9/14/2004 – 29,704
Lowest attended game of the year: Game 8 – 27,439
Largest single game drop: Game 18 (55,662 – 28,419 = 27,243)
2010 attendance (30 games) – 1,286,533 (42,884 average)
2011 attendance (30 games) – 1,072,444 (35,748 average) #9 in MLB
Drop of 214,089 total
Average drop of 7136
Extrapolated for 81 games – 578,040
Projected 2011 final attendance – 2,895,599
2010's final attendance – 3,562,318 (#3 in MLB)
Next game's (31) attendance in 2010 – 44,876
Hi'Ya Dad!! I waited up for your attendance numbers. Thanks!! We're on a roll. Keep those seats empty. I'm hoping for a sub 30K tomorrow!!
Here's the latest Phew line:
He's getting close.
Once upon a time there was a comedian named George Carlin. You might remember him. If you do, you might remember this (and it's from memory, so forgive me if I'm a little off):
Here are some words that have never been said before: "Hand me that piano." "Do what you want to the girl, but leave me alone"
To which we can add as words never before said: "Gee, if only our first baseman could have an OBP and OPS like Juan Pierre!"
Juan Pierre and James Loney in the same sentence – blah!!!!
Oh if they could only keep up this offensive surge.
Hey jhall! Nice to read you! You too, Brooklyn!
Tony Gwynn, Jr. did not get into the game tonight, snapping his consecutive games played streak at 24.
Damn. And Ripken's record was only a little over 16 years away.
I blame Donnie.
lol don't worry Kemp is over 200+
The competition is always fierce among outfielders, and here's where the Dodgers' stars ranked among National League outfielders before Tuesday:
* Batting average: Ethier third (.330), Kemp sixth (.308).
* On-base percentage: Ethier fourth (.404), Kemp sixth (.387).
* Slugging percentage: Kemp fourth (.556), Ethier 13th (.464).
* Home runs: Kemp second (13), Ethier in a five-way tie for 27th (five).
* Runs batted in: Kemp tied for fourth (36), Ethier 18th (26).
* Stolen bases: Kemp third (14), Ethier not worth mentioning.
It's possible they both end up all-stars, if they can maintain this hitting, of course.
By The Numbers: 16—Outfield assists for the Dodgers, tied for the most in the majors with the Royals. Rookie Jerry Sands has four, while Tony Gwynn Jr. and Matt Kemp have three each.
Whoever wrote this article forgot Ethier is also tied with Sands.
Quote To Note: "Tremendous. He's a Gold Glover. But you have to be an everyday guy to get the Gold Glove. My chest always sticks out when he makes a catch. He made a great sliding catch the other day, and I was like, 'Ehhh, that's a four.' He's that good. That's dad talking. But I love what be brings to the table. Sometimes you just have to be who you are. Defensively, he brings it every day. He played for me his last year at San Diego State. I knew he was good. When he was a kid, he shagged at Qualcomm (Stadium) and we'd do drills out there. But I didn't know he was that good. He's a top-of-the-line defender. He can play all three spots and play all three equally."—Tony Gwynn, Sr. on the defense of his son, Tony Jr.
Keep those SEATS EMPTY, Dodger fans!
Tony Gwynn, Jr. doesn't belong in the major leagues no matter how much respect we may have for his old man. The Padres realized it, but we don't. That's because our own system of player development has been rendered bankrupt by giving up those prospects that anybody else wanted in order to secure some PVL's. Can't wait to have all these coaches and front office worthless bastards GONE.
Messagebear…I hate to write this. But my son just got promoted from Kindergarten (today) and for his gift he wants to go see the Dodgers play tonight. So yes, we will be going today, but just because my son (who is only 6) requested. Baseball is his passion. He just finished Little League about a week ago and he already misses the sport. Dodgers is his favorite team and he did get GREAT grades at school. I hate contributing to Frank funds, but at this time I don't think he will be receiving funds. The players will! I wish the Dodgers lot's of luck and I hope Frank sales the team ASAP (hopefully before I get there). And I am still praying!
I am so delighted to hear about your son's benchmark event, and I think this would be a well deserved and great occasion for him to see a Dodger game. I hope the Dodgers endure as one of his lifelong pleasures, as I'm sure they have been for so many of us older fans. Please wish him my personal best, and my congratulations to you for having such a joy in your life.
Hear, hear bear! Well and excellently said! I wish I had written it. The only thing I would add is to treasure every moment they are small. It doesn't seem like it while you're raising them, but that time doesn't last very long.
Congrats and well done to you and your son. Enjoy the game.
That is wonderful Rosie!!! Being close to the kindergarten age group, it is so fun to watch them grow their first year of school. Our kinders graduated today… so cute!!!!
My son is graduating from high school tonight, and they are just kindergarteners in 17/18 year old bodies, just not as cute – LOL!!!!! (jk) I am very proud of him too 🙂
OK the last few games have been great, but I might become optimistic if we stop umbaldo from getting his first win, and the dodgers get the sweep.
Something tell me that Torre is managing the Cubs now lol.
Last night Marmol was horrible.
IP H R ER BB K HR WHIP Season ERA
C. Zambrano 8.0 7 1 1 0 7 1 1.27 4.23
C. Marmol (L, 1-2; BS, 3) 0.1 5 6 6 1 0 1 1.29 3.47
S. Marshall 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.15 1.25
Pitches-strikes – C Marmol 23-14
C. Marmol 1.0 1 0 0 1 2 0 1.32 3.33 C Marmol 17-13
How in the hell can he pitches 2 days in a row after throwing 23 pitches and giving up 6 runs the prior night? Yes, he did much better today but still that is crazy to let someone pitch back to back games giving up 6 runs but the Cubs do have an off tomorrow.
Tonight's Lineup
Furcal SS
Blake 3B
Ethier RF
Kemp CF
Gibbons LF
Loney 1B
Barajas C
Carroll 2B
Garland P
I guess all the old guys are done resting.
Poor Matty…he will be walked to get to Gibbons & Loney!
Hell, depending on the situation, they may walk Andre, too!
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn pays visit to son, Dodgers reserve outfielder Tony Gwynn Jr.
Gibbons has gotta be the worst 5 hole hitter in baseball
Yep!! And, we've probably got 2 or 3 of the remaining 4 on our roster. Way to go Ned!!! A true testament to your baseball sense.
After 5+ years of watching Ned, I've come to the conclusion that he's a Darwinist – his teams obviously lack intelligent design.
I think Ned is simply an (_|_) O !
Nice Beav!! I think you are right Trumom!!!
I wonder the reason Ellis not on the big league club is that they wanted him to play everyday so he can take over next season. He have a good obp and take more walk than k's.
His fpct suck this season and he can't throw out baserunners.
Hi ITD
This Dodger offense is really looking good lately. If the pitching continues the pace it has so far this season and this hitting, of late, keeps up.
It could be fun.
OBF, that is the neat thing about baseball; one day your team looks like crap and the next day it looks unbeatable.
Yep, we go from Good Grief to YAY 🙂
I think there might be a large crowd tonight…..afterall, it's Mattingly's bobblehead night 😕
Amazing isn't it..
How does he even earn a bobblehead?!
LOL!! Desperation!!! They're just slapping any head on a cheap Chinese figure to lure in the suckers. Hell, they all look pretty much the same.
Was it a legitimate triple, or a Gibble?!!
I guess from the way Vinny is talking, it was legit.
Matt tried to dive for the ball and it went past him. It would have probably been a single.
Vinny was being kind 😉
That sucks!! Oh well, he makes alot of those catches.
Yep, sometimes you're just better off not going for it.
I still appreciate the effort.
Not as bad as I thought it would be.
HiYa Trumom!! Can always count on you!! I'm shocked you didn't bust the bank to go to the game for a DonDo bobblehead. LOL!!!
I would have to rob a bank to afford a game now. Unbelievable what they pay to attend these games.
C'mon Trumom, they're giving away a freaking $5 (if that) useless figurine with a bobbly head.
Andre or Matt maybe, no way Donnie! 🙂
Then again, I could get one cheap on ebay.
Hell, you can pick them up cheap on e-bay!!!
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I'm mooning Frank and Ned!!!
Huge (__|__) (__|__)
Doesn't look like Gagland is going to be around very long. Unless, of couse, we have a run explsion.
Good evening all.
Down by two early. Here's hoping they can come from behind to finish the sweep. .
Hi'Ya VL!!
Come from (_|_) they will!
I ain't counting on it.
Back to normal I see…
Hi'Ya Beav!! Yep!! These last 3 games will just be a blip on a rather blank radar when all is said and done. I see where Gwynns games played streak ended last night. Sorry dude. Don't worry though, Kemps is still going. LOL!!!!!!!
How's the crowd look Trumom?
Not as large as I thought it would be with the freaking giveaway.
Thanks Trumom.
I guess Donnie isn't that popular 🙂
LOL!! I think he sucks (__|__)!!!
It's just like having JoJo!! Both (_|_) clowns!!!
Maybe \ | / 's
The team "catching fire" usually consists of winning two, maybe even three games in a row.
If Ned was smart, which he's not, he'd be looking to deal Furcal & Blake here in the next few weeks along with Kuroda, Lilly, Garland, Blimpo, and Carroll for some decent prospects.
When has Ned done anything smart?! Perhaps stealing Manny for a summer was good for Frank's wallet. I guess getting Dre was the only thing he did right.
Well you said it, if Ned were smart. Hell, there's a whole lot of bafoons out there that think this team actually has a freaking shot at winning the division. I know the division is not very good, but, it ain't that bad.
Who in the hell told Garland he was a pitcher. He stinks
🙂 🙂 ) )
He is not terrible for a #5 starter.
Mediocre at best in my opinion. .
Yep, but our offense is a much bigger problem than Garland!!
What offense! 🙂
Except for Dre & Matt, we may as well get drinks and snacks when everybody else bats.
Lindblom warming in the pen.
Damn! It appears the offense has returned to its previous slumber. Jimenez' going through this lineup like sh*t through a goose so far. .
LMAO!!! Not surprising when you actually look at the lineup!! They've just had a couple of good days against some very bad pitching. We're gonna see more of this than what we've seen the last few days. JMO
Ubaldo Jimenez doesn't look any different tonight than he ever does so far.
Yeah, its never good when your #5 has to pitch like your #1 because the team can't score.
Freaking Cardinals blew another save. They had the G'nats down 5 to 4 in the 9th. Now tied. I'd love to unload Broxton on them.
All closers suck! Most relief pitchers, as a whole, suck!
It'll never happen with Larussa at the helm there. He's got more smarts & sense than most managers.
Yep, I know I'm dreaming. Besides, DonDo and Neddy don't know when to get off a sinking ship.
What is bad is that was Salas first blown save of the year.
We can call Piles Gomer 🙂
Hey, good job by Garland. Quality start!!
Assuming Lindblom comes in for Garland, wouldn't it have made more sense to let him make his debut yesterday, say in the 9th up by 6 runs? Theoretically down by 3, you still have a chance, just in case Lindblom comes in and stinks up te joint.
And, here he is!!!
And, yes, he stinks!
Wild pitch?! Ruh Roh!!
Just sayin', he could've pitched an inning last night with no pressure whatsoever. Now you're throwing him in a game where he's supposed to keep you close.
Maybe everyone else in the league this year had beaten Ubaldo Jimenez, bur we sure as hell won't
lol just remember he was 9-2 at home last year before we beat him twice he was due to get a win.
What winner did we keep out of ST in , what was it 2009?, instead of Lindblom when he was burning it up that spring? Had to have been one of Ned's great "finds."
The kid was sure lucky there – thank you Loney!
That was an awesome play by James!
If Lindblom doesn't make it, there's another one you can chalk up to Ned being stupid. Kid was a very good reliever in college, was sensational that one spring training, then they tried to convert him into a starter and fucked him all up.
This can't be Ned fault because Lindblom was a starter in high school and he was convert to a reliever in college.
Alright. Loney saved the kids ( | ).
Geez, that was quick!!!
Maybe next time we're up, I'll flash my ( . )_( . ) to get them excited!
LOL!!! Let'em have it Trumom!!!
If that doesn't work, I'll try a Jamie 😕
LOL!! Unfortunately, most of the players Ned dredged from the dumpster have PETERED out. A very limp bunch.
Whatever happened to working the count to run the starters pitch count up? When they started to abandon that, which I think coincides with after the all-star break last year, this team hasn't scored worth a crap ever since.
Yep, except for Carroll, we've not been doing that much anymore.
Paid attendance – 36,975
Amazing what a Donnie bobblehed can do!
Thanks Trumom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Still down almost 8000 from this game last year 🙂
Chit! Carroll made a boo boo!
Good thing tomorrow's an off day. Looks like Donnie's going to blow through the bullpen again.
Dodger4life would say: "RALLY"!
It would be: RALLY TIME!
Please no smoking, or open flames. Peeu-pane gas may be present. .
How many runs you think we score in the series against Philly? I'm guessing 2.
Probably not many. They haven't been scoring much either these days!!
Safe to say it will be much less than what they get in Cincy. The Phillies starters are gonna be tough. .
If we're lucky! Actually, they aren't scoring much either. However, they haven't faced our stellar BP.
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Careful where you aim that thing!!
Too funny!
General Fart…….Commander sh*t is on the way!!
Whoa! Signs of life from Furcal?
Where's Private Poop and Corporal Crap?
I'm sure you will find them, Enchanted 🙂
And the Pile is steaming again!!!
Road trip!
They have their work cut out for them. .
Oh, well. Better luck for us on Friday.
I think that we're going to be accelerating these numbers for a while. We won't have another game from 2010 that had less than 40,000 until Game 53.
Imagine how much lower they'd be if they were actually reflecting the a-t-t-e-n-d-a-n-c-e at the game.
Game 31's attendance (2010): 44,876
Today's attendance courtesy of trumom : 36,975
Greater than last year = 5 / Less than last year = 25
14th straight game of negative attendance
Games less than 30,000 this season – 5
Games less than 30,000 in 2005 – 2010: none
Last game was 9/14/2004 – 29,704
Lowest attended game of the year: Game 8 – 27,439
Largest single game drop: Game 18 (55,662 – 28,419 = 27,243)
2010 attendance (31 games) – 1,331,409 (42,949 average)
2011 attendance (31 games) – 1,109,419 (35,788 average) #9 in MLB
Drop of 221,990 total
Average drop of 7161
Extrapolated for 81 games – 580,038
Projected 2011 final attendance – 2,898,804
2010's final attendance – 3,562,318 (#3 in MLB)
Next game's (32) attendance in 2010 – 48,046
What the hell and once again tell me why did we get Podsednik instead of calling up someone up from the minor?
MESSAGEBEAR….Thanks for your thoughful wishes. He had a great time, a little dissapointed at the final score. But he was glad that 3 of his (for now) favorite players actually got to play…Carroll, Furcal & Ethier. He was mad at the fact that our pitchers was being called with alot of balls and the other pitcher had more strikes…LOL It was funny. But I had to explain to him that our pitcher sucked in a nice and kiddy way. He wanted for Mr. Bobblehead to change pitchers. He is starting to scream at the calls just like the grownups do…LOL He thinks he knows it all. He was able to see Nancy B. from where we were seating, thank God for her bright green shirt she was wearing. (Happy Wedding Anniversary Nancy & Hubby!)
JOSH…the sound quality at the stadium was not as good as other times. I'm sure that due to cut-backs we are using 1 speaker instead of the surround sound. LOL The best part was NO LONG LINES (in a way it was sad) but glad I did not takes 1 hour to park, or miss a whole inning just to get a drink or miss 2 innings for using the restroom.
I'm glad your boy had such a nice experience. Maybe you need to take him out another time when Kersh is pitching. At least the chances would be much better for a winning outcome.
OH yeah my son loves Kershaw! Hopefully one day he does get to see him pitch. We were there when Kershaw had his pro pitching debut. But he was way younger and he doesn't remember much.
And thank you Eric & Jhall for your congrats I will be telling my son.
How old is he?
6 years old!
Oh ok
I was at last night's game and noticed a lot of empty seats for a bobblehead giveaway. My guess is there might have been close to 30,000 in attendance. Not sure what Jimenez' problems have been so far this season but he looked unhittable. He had the hitters off balance and hitting a lot of balls of the end of the bat. I know some will say big deal, look to whom he was pitching but these were the same guys who had no trouble against other Rockies pitchers the two previous games. Dodger pitchers may have been a bit anxious but they knew Urbaldo was throwing strike making working the count more difficult. The best at bat was Miles pinch hitting for Garland. He fouled of a bunch of pitches before finally getting a single. Other than that the rest of the Dodger hitters looked helpless.
That was one of the great moments of the game…LOL Well I did enjoy Loney's dive and then stretch for the out on 1st base.
I hear they are making a movie about Jackie Robinson. Question: Who would you choose to portray him?
Denzel Washington but he might be too old.
Padilla is supposed to be activated tomorrow….who goes?
Probably Troncoso and other news Cormier just cleared waiver and is now a FA but I see Thome is back on the DL poor guy. I wanted him to get to 600 career HR's he deserve it.
Geez Cardinals seriously? Huff just hit a 3rd HR's.
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Investigation finds dog rescue owners have criminal history
O & P Rescue volunteer says she was harassed on Craigslist, Facebook
A Channel 4 Action News investigation finds a McKeesport dog rescue whose operators have a questionable past.
Records show multiple criminal convictions against the two operators of O & P Rescue, as well as allegations they were improperly raising money.
But until recently, O & P's biggest supporters knew very little about any of this.
Pictures of dogs in need of a home helped O & P Rescue build its support base on Facebook.
O & P cofounder Randy Kovach attracted more support protesting animal abuse.
"That is torture," Kovach said at one such protest, referring to man charged with abusing a dog.
One of the group's earliest backers was Patricia Cole.
"They did really well in the beginning, and then I started noticing some things and hearing some things they were doing, and I just didn't agree with it," Cole said.
Her concerns came to a head one day last summer when she went to feed the dogs at O & P's home.
"Upon entering the house the smell was just overwhelming. Dogs in cages, mind you it was 90 degrees this day," Cole said.
Cole went to the authorities, who investigated but filed no charges. But then she said Kovach started harassing her on Facebook and Craigslist.
"A sex ad on Craigslist with my phone number -- pretty disturbing. That's when I went down and filled out a report," Cole said.
Last month, after hearing from Cole and a police officer, a judge convicted Kovach of harassment.
But records reveal a lot more on Kovach and his partner at O & P, William Ura.
Kovach has been convicted of theft, corruption of minors, conspiracy to sell drugs, disorderly conduct and criminal trespass. He's also been convicted of running an illegal kennel and failing to vaccinate dogs.
He is currently facing charges of assault, selling or trying to sell drugs, and illegally selling and transporting dogs.
Ura has been convicted of forgery, drug possession, disorderly conduct and retail theft. He is currently facing drug possession charges.
Investigative reporter Paul Van Osdol caught up with the rescue operators at Ura's preliminary hearing.
Van Osdol: "Will, any comment on the charges against you here today?"
Kovach: "No, bye."
Van Osdol: "You're facing charges, he's facing charges, yet you guys are trying to run a kennel?"
Kovach: "Possession with intent to deliver on my own medication, are you serious?"
Van Osdol: "Well, assault charges too, that's what you missed your court hearing for the other day. Did you hit that guy?"
Kovach: "No I didn't."
But that is not what alleged victim Christopher Sally said the day of the court hearing.
"I got off the bus and I'm walking down the street and then all of a sudden from behind in the back of my head, wham, I fell to my knees. And I'm disabled, I'm handicapped," Sally said.
Kovach said he has never denied his criminal history to anyone who asked.
"We don't hide from our past, that's what I'm telling you. We never did, never will," Kovach said.
Van Osdol: "So people who support you know that you were convicted of stealing computers from a high school a few years ago?"
Kovach: "If they, I don't put it out there."
Marlene Supernovich did not know about any of that when she started helping O & P. She created brochures, helped raise money and gave the rescue owners access to a store account that they used to buy trinkets like a flashlight inscribed with the rescue name.
Van Osdol: "When you found out some of the things they'd been in trouble for in the past what did you make of that?"
Supernovich: "I was shocked. If they only knew that they had this kind of history, a lot of my friends wouldn't have helped them."
In September, the state ordered O & P, Kovach and Ura to "cease and desist" from raising money in Pennsylvania because they were not a registered charity.
But a month later they still had a collection box at a convenience store in Liberty Borough.
And their Facebook page still had a link to a site raising money for a new shelter O & P was planning on Brighton Avenue in Pittsburgh.
Van Osdol: "You're still soliciting for donations on your Facebook page?"
Kovach: "No."
Van Osdol: "You've got a link on your Facebook page to take people."
Kovach: "It's been there, been there."
Van Osdol: "But you're still soliciting?"
Kovach: "No, go on that page, it's expired. We don't have like our bank account or anything hooked up to it anymore."
The state official who oversees the dog law declined to discuss O & P Rescue. But he did say he is seeing an increase in unlicensed animal rescues who use social media to garner dogs and donations.
"It makes it easier for them to operate under the radar. It is a concern and it is a growing problem," said Michael Pechart of the Department of Agriculture.
One of the big reasons he is concerned is that some shelters are bringing in dogs from other states that do not have health certificates. That could help spread disease among all dogs in Pennsylvania.
Kovach said last week that O & P is officially out of the rescue business. But he is still trying to find homes for dogs.
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Reiki - Orchard Valley
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Sam Rea. Reiki Master/Teacher, Tarot Reader
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I am a Komyo Reiki Master practitioner and I am registered with the Reiki Federation.Distance: 5.44 miles.
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Radiance Holistic Therapies offers Usui Reiki, Seichem Reiki and Indian Head Champissage.Distance: 5.85 miles.
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Wheel of Life Personal Development & Holistic Treatments offers complementary therapies by our fully qualified Therapist, Jenny Jones, including: Reiki Healing SHEN Physio-Emotional Release Therapy NES Health [...]Distance: 7.83 miles.
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Connections with spirit
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Gathering of Nations amps up security
Annual powwow taking extra precautions
The 30th annual Gathering of Nations event is happening this weekend at The Pit, and coordinators told Action 7 News they have ramped up security.
With more than 500 tribes attending one of the largest powwows in the United States, Larry Yazzie said they will have uniformed and undercover law enforcement present to make sure nothing goes awry. He says not only will local police and other agencies be there, but also the FBI and the Secret Service.
"They will do sweeps before and after each event, every powwow, with bomb-sniffing dogs," he said.
There is even a note on their website telling people that no one has anything to worry about. Security has been upped because of the bombings at this year's Boston Marathon.
"Any event with a large venue, a large audience, there is going to be some concern," Yazzie said.
The Gathering of Nations runs Friday and Saturday. Tickets are available online.


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The AMSOIL Great American Circle Track Tour
Hitting two northern asphalt tracks
The first two races on our 2011 AMSOIL Great American CT Tour were dirt tracks and I can say we enjoyed both of them a lot. Now we have two asphalt tracks to visit that are within an hour or so of each other in and around Columbus, Ohio. Kil-Kare Speedway, located in Xenia, Ohio, is a Friday night track and Columbus Speedway runs its show on Saturday night. Both were interesting and provided some insight into subjects of interest on this Tour. And, they are both different in construction than most other tracks we see.
This year had very strange spring weather across the Midwest and into Ohio and Pennsylvania where we saw late snow and lots of rain with high winds. It was definitely not racing weather by any means.
So, each week we would study the weather for the area around the tracks where we would visit next. Most of the time it showed rain, but as the days grew closer, the patterns changed and miraculously it cleared just in time to allow the tracks to open, most of the time. We had already been forced to cancel our visit to Hagerstown Speedway because of rain.
For this weekend, Kil-Kare looked OK, but Columbus on Saturday night looked not so good. One funny thing that happened on the way to the race on Friday was when we stopped to get the bus washed. We pulled in to the Professional Truck Wash located off I-270 on the west side of Columbus to get rid of the mud and dirt we had accumulated and spent the next two and a half hours there. We were fourth in line behind three semi tractors, no trailers.
The team who hand-washed these trucks and our bus took almost 45 minutes on each tractor and nearly the same on our bus. That is a long time. I've never seen such attention to detail, going to excess at times, as we saw them brush the exhaust pipes three and four times. It was unbelievable. But we had set aside some time, luckily, and we came away with a very clean motorhome.
Kil-Kare Speedway
This track is a 13-mile asphalt NASCAR Whelen All-American Series racetrack that is a bit odd shaped. Looking at it from above, we see a configuration that doesn't resemble an oval, but rather a shape that takes some getting used to by the drivers.
Coming here for the first time must feel very different. And, there is a Figure 8 track inside the "oval." We saw very good action with two- and three-wide racing, but the number of cars as well as the fan attendance was low. Some of this was due to the cold temperatures that were still hanging around.
Teams that reside in and around Columbus, about 60 miles away, can't get here in time coming from work to race on a Friday night. So, this promoter loses the opportunity to draw from that large populated area.
The event was well organized and ran very smoothly. The classes run here are the Late Models (NASCAR rules), IMCA-type Modifieds, Sport Stocks, and Compacts. It's nice to be able to run for national points under the NASCAR home tracks umbrella, but in places like this, with low car counts, which in itself provide points toward the national rankings, it's hard to compete.
The facility was clean and well maintained and could be a money maker when the weather warms up, but in this economy, drawing better numbers of teams will be hard. One idea might be to offer the longer practice sessions needed when running on asphalt on Thursday night, allow teams to park the rigs at the track overnight, and then all the teams would need to do for Friday night is drive to the track in a transporter and be ready to run qualifiers and main events that night. That may attract more teams from Columbus and elsewhere.
Columbus Motor Speedway
We arrived at Columbus Motor Speedway and were greeted by the promoter, Jeff Nuckles. I had consulted for several teams who raced here over the past 10 years, but were gone by now. For that reason, I had always wanted to see this track and had heard so much about it. This too is sanctioned by NASCAR under its Whelen All-American Series banner.
It's one where you must be completely on your game to succeed and that means the car has to be handling very well and stay that way. There is opportunity for faster cars to pass their way to the front if situations find them back in the pack. And I had the opportunity to witness that. This comes from a combination of little or no banking and short to non-existent straightaways.
When we arrived it was raining and looked like it was there to stay. But Jeff never backed off running the show and by 5:00 that evening the skies were breaking and the drops stopped falling. It's a testament to the management that they stuck it out. The teams had already made the trip to the track and waiting a few more minutes or hours was worth it to try to get the show in.
The facility was typical of an older track, but well run and had features we liked and didn't like. There was a police presence and we always like that. Lack of security can be a problem sometimes and it only takes one incident to keep fans and teams away forever.
There was an on-track incident where a Late Model driver was turned into the backstretch wall head-on hard. He had to be cut from the car and taken by ambulance to the hospital for observation. He survived with only bruising and a sore neck, but he didn't have either of his head-and-neck restraints on at the time of the crash.
His son was very upset that Dad had left both at home. Jeff told me later on that the head-and-neck restraints weren't required, but they were highly recommended. I asked why they couldn't require them and it had to do with cost to the lower classes. I offered this information that I would like to present to all promoters across the country.
The stock class cars are just that, stock. Detroit and elsewhere, car manufacturers have had to meet crash safety standards for some time now. A stock car will crush and absorb energy in a frontal impact by mandate of the Federal government. So, there is less opportunity for neck injuries in those cars.
An example is NASCAR racing at Daytona in the '70s and early '80s. Those cars were, by all accounts, stock production cars and were running upwards of 200 mph. There were plenty of frontal impacts with the walls and we never heard of a death like Earnhardt's in those days. It wasn't until the teams started building fabricated front clips that the injuries began to happen.
In contrast to stock division cars, fabricated race cars are purposely built to be stiff to resist torsional twisting to help the setup of the car. It's that stiffness that gets us into trouble when the car makes contact with the concrete wall. There is less deflection of the chassis during high g-force impacts in those cars.
As the head moves forward more quickly in a crash with the fabricated race car, something has to give and it's usually the upper spine, neck, and associated tendons and blood vessels. This is referred to as a Basal skull injury and it's the process of ripping the head off of the rest of the body. Get the point?
In this crash at Columbus, it could have been worse and the driver was most likely on the brink of not surviving this impact. Had he been wearing the device he owned, he might have walked away instead of being carried away. Now he has a hospital bill to take care of, a race car with a cut-off roof, and a pissed-off family. I would be willing to bet he has one on the next time he climbs into the car.
Aside from that, we loved the racing at Columbus and despite the weather delays and usual racing incidents, we were very entertained and witnessed some heated battles on a very competitive racetrack.
When we visit these racetracks across America, we keep an eye out for anything that will relate to our readership in the way of promotion, performance, and safety with the intent of improving our sport. If that includes comments that seem negative toward anyone, I can assure you that our intent is to improve through observation. What we see and experience is what anyone would see and some of those are often times unseen by the persons who run the speedways and/or sanction the races.
I'm open for discussion any time with anyone on the topics outlined above and what we can do to promote rules and requirements that can help reduce injuries. We've always been that way and won't stop any time soon.
Next week we'll make our way into the beautiful state of Pennsylvania, where I was born, for our next series of races. We'll eventually end up in Maine next September. For now, our next race report is on Motordrome Speedway in Smithton, Pennsylvania, and then (after a rainout at Sharon Speedway), on to Lernerville Speedway in Sarver, Pennsylvania.


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Like most in Congress, he serves wealth and power alone. People needs don't matter. Rule of law principles are spurned.
Peace is deplored. War is official policy. So are other duplicitous foreign policies for unchallenged global dominance.
Imagine what's ahead in a second term, regardless of which party controls Congress. Both are in lockstep on issues mattering most. They include pursuing regime change in Syria and Iran.
At the same time, Obama delivers mixed messages on Iran. Conciliatory comments follow baseless accusations and hawkishness, then more threats. In late March, he appealed directly to Iranians, saying there's "no reason for the United States and Iran to be divided from one another."
America seeks dialogue, not confrontation, he suggested, or did he? At the same time, he added:
"Increasingly, the Iranian people are denied the basic freedom to access the information that they want."
"Instead, the Iranian government jams satellite signals to shut down television and radio broadcasts. It censors the Internet to control what the Iranian people can see and say. The regime monitors computers and cell phones for the sole purpose of protecting its own power."
In fact, Iranians have legitimate news, information, and analysis media like Press TV. It shames Western scoundrel alternatives, including BBC, and major US print and broadcast services.
In addition, Obama and Congress support bills targeting Internet freedom. Something this year will pass. Net Neutrality will be compromised, perhaps en route to destroying it altogether and remaining First Amendment rights with it.
On April 5, Washington Post commentator David Ignatius headlined, "Obama signal to Iran," saying:
He'll "accept an Iranian civilian nuclear program if Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei can back up his recent public claim that his nation 'will never pursue nuclear weapons.' "
He said it many times, most recently on February 22. His public statement stressed:
"There is no doubt that the decision makers in the countries opposing us know well that Iran is not after nuclear weapons because the Islamic Republic, logically, religiously and theoretically, considers the possession of nuclear weapons a grave sin and believes the proliferation of such weapons is senseless, destructive and dangerous."
On April 8, Iranian lawmaker Gholam Reza Meshbahi Moqaddam repeated it, stressing:
"I firmly announce that the Islamic Republic of Iran invariably does not seek to produce, maintain or use a nuclear weapon. We will never need one."
Repeating it numerous times falls on deaf ears. Washington hears selectively and speaks with forked tongue. Obama does it repeatedly. While allegedly extending an olive branch, he said there's "great urgency." Time's running out to resolve Iran's nuclear issue. He stressed:
"I believe there is a window of time to solve this diplomatically, but that window is closing. (T)ime and space" remain, but "the window for diplomacy is shrinking."
Earlier in mid-March, he asked Russia to warn Iran of a "last chance" to avoid military confrontation. Either accede to Western demands, or face attack in months. At the same time, Netanyahu said:
"We're not standing with a stopwatch in hand. It's not a matter of days or weeks, but also not of years. The result must be removal of the threat of nuclear weapons in Iran's hands."
The so-called nuclear threat is red herring cover for Washington's longstanding regime change plans. No one's fooling anyone, especially Iranians knowing they've been targeted for decades.
Hostile Obama administration policies show how viciously it's done today. More on that below.
On April 6, Haaretz headlined, " 'Obama signaled to Khamenei that US could accept civilian nuclear program in Iran,' " saying:
He's agreeable, provided Iran can prove a negative. Saddam got the same deal. War followed. Nine years later, it continues.
On April 7, The New York Times headlined, "US Defines Its Demands for New Round of Talks With Iran," saying:
Upcoming nuclear talks will demand "the immediate closing and ultimate dismantling of a recently completed nuclear facility deep under a mountain, according to American and European diplomats."
"They are also calling for a halt in the production of uranium fuel that is considered just a few steps from bomb grade, and the shipment of existing stockpiles of that fuel out of the country, the diplomats said."
National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor stressed the same issues, saying:
"Our position is clear: Iran must live up to its international obligations, including full suspension of uranium enrichment as required by multiple U.N. Security Council resolutions."
In other words, we're boss, and what we say goes.
That's Obama's "last chance" notion. Instead of an offer Iran can't refuse, this one won't be accepted. That's why it was made.
At issue is Iran's Fordo facility. According to Fereydoun Abbasi, head of the Atomic Organization of Iran (AEOI), the site's built underground deep within a mountain for protection against Western and/or Israeli attacks.
Wanting it shut down is outrageous. Of course, Iran won't agree nor should it. The facility's legal and closely monitored 24-hours a day by IAEA cameras and inspectors on frequent visits.
The same goes for all Iranian nuclear sites. No nation gets greater attention. Not according to scoundrel Times writers, saying Tehran refuses to give IAEA "inspectors full access to all Iranian sites." It also "barred inspectors from talking to key nuclear scientists."
False on all counts, and Times writers know it. Criticism is unwarranted. It's also red herring duplicity. It masks Washington's regime change agenda.
If Iran had no nuclear facilities, another issue would be raised. That's how imperial Washington works. With Iraq, it was nonexistent WMDs. With Afghanistan, it was spurious 9/11 involvement claims.
In the 1960s, the false flag Tonkin Gulf attack fueled all-out Southeast Asian war. In June 1950, North Korea responding to repeated Seoul incursions launched what Pyongyang called the Fatherland Liberation War.
If America attacks Iran, expect something similar used. Tehran threatens no one. It abhors war and won't start one. In contrast, war is official US policy. So is ravaging the world one country at a time.
Syria's under assault. Regime change there's planned. Iran's next, then on to new targets, one after another. Endless carnage and destruction follow. Victims are blamed for aggressor crimes. Washington's are the worst. Humanity's literally threatened.
Only deranged leaders act this way. Attacking Iran is insanity. Yet plans are made to do it, perhaps cooperatively with Israel. When is unknown. Accusing Tehran of refusing to negotiate seriously heightens tensions.
Scoundrel media escalate them. The Times article spuriously claimed "evidence" shows "Iran may have worked on warhead designs and nuclear triggers."
Nothing, of course, was explained because no evidence exists. The Times and other scoundrel media repeatedly make false accusations. Truth and full disclosure are scrupulously avoided.
Perhaps that's why their circulations and television news audiences are declining. People eventually catch on and walk away. Maybe one they all will, especially from TV news that provides none. It long ago stopped pretending it did.
US Forces in Iran
On April 6, Seymour Hersh's New Yorker article headlined, "Our Men in Iran?" saying:
Iranian MEK (Mujahideen-e-Khalq) dissidents have been secretly trained in Nevada and deployed covertly. The State Department designated it a foreign terrorist organization.
After Saddam fell, MEK/Western ties deepened. Moreover, US Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) forces "began operating inside Iran in an effort to substantiate" whether or not nuclear bomb technology and production existed.
JSOC and MEK operations remain ongoing. A senior US intelligence official told Hersh Washington trained and deployed MEK operatives, saying:
"We were deploying them over long distances in the desert and mountains, and building their capacity in communications—coördinating commo is a big deal."
They became a "major instrument (of) Bush administration" war on terror policy. "The JSOC trainers were not front-line guys who had been in the field, but second-and third-tier guys – trainers and the like – and they started going off the reservation. 'If we're going to teach you tactics, let me show you some really sexy stuff…"
In other words, hardball tactics, as well as penetrating Iranian communications systems, intercepting and translating information, then keeping US authorities informed.
In addition, attacks are carried out. Facilities and pipelines are targeted. So are Iranian nuclear scientists. Cyberwar's employed. Other covert tactics are used.
MEK operatives started out "a total joke," but training gave them "a capacity for efficient operations (they) never had before."
In the 1980s, Washington created, funded, armed and used Mjuahidden/Al Qaeda forces against Soviet Russia in Afghanistan. The war ended. Al Qaeda's been used strategically since then as both enemies and allies.
In Syria, Hillary Clinton admitted using Al Qaeda forces, saying:
"We have a very dangerous set of actors in the region, Al Qaida, Hamas, and those who are on our terrorist list, to be sure, supporting – claiming to support the (Syrian) opposition."
In 1995, the CIA helped establish the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG). At issue then was toppling Gaddafi. Ideologically allied with Al Qaeda, latter day elements fought Soviet forces in Afghanistan.
In December 2004, the State Department designated LIFG a foreign terrorist organization. Its members were accused of being allied with bin Laden and Al Qaeda.
In 2007, the State Department said "Libyans associated with the LIFG are part of a broader international terrorist movement….The LIFG constitutes a serious threat to US interests and personnel."
The State Department also said they were responsible for a failed 1996 Gaddafi assassination attempt. At the time, CIA and MI5 operatives were involved. America strategically uses Al Qaeda, LIFG, and other groups as friends and foes. MEK elements are used the same way.
It's longstanding imperial Washington policy. It's sinister, lawless, and destructively used for unchallenged global dominance, no matter the body count to achieve it.
A Final Comment
Imagine the worst ahead because it's possible. In 2008, candidate Obama, in part at least, portrayed himself as a peace candidate. Instead he wages wars and plan new ones.
Hopefully cooler heads will stop him, including Pentagon top brass. They know the insanity of attacking Iran. So do key world leaders. Doing so embroils the entire region and beyond in conflict.
If nuclear weapons are used, humanity's threatened. Leaders willing to risk it should be impeached and removed. The sooner the better!
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With regard to feeding chickens or other animals that may be eaten with impure substances (najasah) such as blood and the like, if it is a small amount, that does not matter and it does not make them haraam or make them jallaalah (animals that feed on filth and dung); rather the jallaalah should be detained until it becomes pure and clean, if most of its food is impure (najis).
But if only a small amount of the animal's food is impure (najis), then it does not have any impact and it does not make the animal haraam, so long as the ratio is 20% or 30% and so on. This does not matter. Rather what makes it haraam is if the ratio is more than that - 60% or 70%. If this is the ration, then the animal is regarded as jallaalah, so it should be detained so that it can be given good and pure food and water. If it has been detained for a suitable number of days, then it becomes pure and is halaal. This applies if the impure material is the majority of what it eats. The time for detaining animals varies. Chickens should be detained for three days, and that is enough for them to be fed good food and good water. Other animals, such as sheep, cattle and the like should be detained for longer than that, such as seven days or more, so that they can be given good food and water, and their flesh becomes good (halaal) after that. We have asked many of those who have knowledge of this matter, and they said that what is fed to chickens of dried blood is a small amount in comparison to other, pure food. End quote.
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According to the oddsmakers, five-time Bellator Fighting Championships veteran Luis Palomino (16-6 MMA, 3-2 BFC) is facing an uphill battle.
But according to the 30-year-old "Baboon," it's his Bellator 46 opponent, Pat Curran (13-4 MMA, 3-1 BFC), who might be in trouble on Saturday night.
"He's made quite a name for himself, and he's a great fighter," Palomino told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "I just don't think he's going to get past me."
Palomino should be a familiar name to Bellator fans. The Florida-based fighter made his promotional debut at the company's April 2009 debut event, where he was defeated by Estevan Payan in the opening round of the company's first-ever 145-pound tournament.
It was Palomino's first-ever fight at 145 pounds. This time, it's Curran dropping down to 145 pounds (though he's fought in the division before) following a season-two lightweight tourney win and an eventual title loss to Bellator champ Eddie Alvarez.
Palomino doesn't believe the cut will impact Curran, but he does believe he's far more comfortable in the division this time around.
"I doubt that [the weight cut] will affect him like that because he's already been there," Palomino said. "He knows how to get there. I think it affects more somebody who's been fighting at 155 and never has made it to 145 pounds, like it did for me the first season of Bellator. It was the first time I ever cut to 145, and it was pretty hard on me."
Should Palomino make it through Curran, it's still a long road to the end of the "Summer Series" tournament. Nazareno Malegarie, Ronnie Mann and Marlon Sandro are all expected to contend for the eight-man crown and a a shot at current featherweight champ Joe Warren. It's a shot Palomino hopes to receive.
After all, the way he sees it, Warren is ripe for the taking.
"The champion has definitely done a great job," Palomino said. "I'm just not impressed with his last couple fights. He did great when he got there. He defended his belt pretty good, but in his last couple fights, he's just not impressive to me."
Since that Bellator 1 loss, Palomino is now 8-2 in his past 10 fights, and he's picked up a few regional titles along the way. Now, it's back to the big time, and Palomino is ready to shock the world.
"I've been going around collecting my belts," Palomino said. "This is a great opportunity for me to show the world who I really am."
For more on Bellator 46, stay tuned to the MMA Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.
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Sevag Kechichian joins XPRIZE with 20 years of experience in designing and executing research projects, both in academia and at NGOs. His methodology training, diverse background and vast experience make him ideally suited for his research analyst role with XPRIZE's Global Impact Strategy team where he researches and analyzes complex topics and drafts various outputs, including ImpactMaps.
Prior to joining XPRIZE, Sevag was working as a risk analyst and consultant on human rights and the Middle East. Previously, he was Amnesty International's lead Researcher on Saudi Arabia, and he covered human rights violations in Yemen, Qatar, and Oman for the organization. He led fact-finding field missions in the Middle East and advocacy at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva and European Union institutions in Brussels, as well as media work with such global media networks as the BBC, CNN, and Al Jazeera. Before joining Amnesty International in London, Sevag directed the research projects of UMAM Documentation & Research, a Lebanese NGO working on transitional justice and collective memory. He also taught courses in political science, history, and social science research methodology at various universities in Lebanon.
Sevag studied political science at the American University of Beirut and University of Chicago, where he worked on numerous research projects on political violence and the Middle East. His M.A. thesis dealt with processes of identity-construction and forms of political violence. He was also a Fulbright Scholar at Purdue University, where he spent a year researching and writing a M.A. thesis on oil and political institutions in the Caucasus.


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You Rock Cupcakes & Wilton Review Giveaway (ends 2/22)
I always love to try to come up with celebratory treats that are "boy friendly". Meaning that my boyz would not be pleased if I sent them to school for a Valentine party with cupcakes covered in flowers and hearts. I wanted to come up with a fun cupcake that they would be excited to take with them, so I came up with these!
I received a box of great Wilton cupcake products recently and I've already shared with you my Social Media Cupcakes I made with the square cupcake pan and liners. So when I was on my quest to make my boy friendly cupcakes I looked to my box of Wilton goodies for inspiration.
These were the things that spoke to me. The Two Tone Cupcake Pan Set, Two Tone Cupcake Pan Set and Watercolor ColorCups Baking Cups. I thought that the Sugar Gems reminded me of rock candy, and then I was inspired by those "You Rock Valentine" with the rock candy. I decided to make a cupcake version.
Again, I wanted to shy away from the pink of Valentine's Day so I went with blue. To make the Two-Tone cupcakes I colored part of the batter blue with my Wilton Gel colors. Then I put the Colorburst Batter Bits in the plain batter.
The Two-Tone Cupcake Pan was incredibly easy to use. You fill the containers while the plastic piece is in it, then pull up and it stays separated!
Be sure to remove that plastic helper before baking though! Here are mine headed into the oven.
Once they were cooled I decorated them. I cut out guitar silhouettes using black fondant the night before and added the blue heart. I let them dry overnight. This stiffens them so you can use them as a topper. I then added the lettering using a size 2 tip.
For the icing I used the Wilton Buttercream recipe and then topped using my favorite 1M tip in a bakery swirl on top. Then I liberally sprinkled with the blue Sugar Gems. I also used the Watercolor ColorCups Baking Cups. Don't you love how bright they stay even through baking?
The Sugar Gems are incredibly cool. I love them!.
And I absolutely love the surprise inside the cupcakes…
How cool, the two tones and the batter bits make for a pretty rockin' cupcake I think!
Valentine cupcakes my boyz are excited to bring to school!
Okay, and now it is time for the HUGE Wilton Cupcakes Giveaway! I absolutely love when I get a box full of Wilton goodies to try, and I am sure you will too. One lucky reader will win a box with all of these items:
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If you have watched, you know Annalise to be sexy and provocative. When Viola Davis got the script, she saw nothing of herself in this character. She feared failure – how could she play this role if she didn't see herself being that person?
It was only once she "liberated herself from failure" that she jumped in, creating the smash hit. But in doing so, she injected her views on what makes characters relatable on TV. And thus was born the wig removing – that wasn't part of the script.
Viola believes every actor needs to give the audience a way in to relate to the character. By removing her wig and makeup in an early episode, it visually reinforced that the character had flaws. And that we can all relate to.
For Betsy Beers, her act of giving people a way in was the pilot for Grey's Anatomy. Getting drunk and having a one night stand the night before your first day of work – as a medical intern – seemed outrageous to studio executives. "Who would do that?!" they exclaimed. Betsy replied "Well… me; it happened to me before". And just like that, she liberated herself from failure. And she made Grey's a smash hit – largely because the characters are relatable.
So we should learn from this. We always say creative needs to resonate, be authentic, be relatable. What's our way in with consumers, flaws and all?
P.S. Poor McCann. The moderator Scott Roxborough kept pronouncing it McCain.
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NEW YORK, N.Y. – The new health care law may raise insurance premiums for 11 million small business employees and lower rates for 6 million others.
That's an estimate from a report by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, part of the Department of Health and Human Services.
The report says higher rates are partly due to the law's requirement that premiums can no longer be based on a person's age. That has sent premiums higher for younger workers, and lower for older ones.
The estimate is far from certain, partly because many small businesses renewed their policies in 2013. Renewing before the end of the year allowed them to avoid higher premiums that went into effect Jan. 1, when coverage was required to conform to the law.
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Adam Perry Lang has a New BBQ Pop-Up in Jimmy Kimmel's Lot in LA
Serious Eaters should already be quite familiar with Adam Perry Lang. You know, he's that French-trained chef who eschewed long careers at such illustrious establishments as Daniel, Le Cirque and Guy Savoy in favor of a life spent in service of BBQ. The one who wrote a seminal book on the art of meat and fire, but will still dish out a few tips for free to anyone willing to listen. Yeah, that Adam Perry Lang.
Now, Los Angeles is about to get to know Lang, too. In celebration of an upcoming re-release of his cookbook Serious Barbecue (and because he wanted to spend some time in our California sunshine), Lang has set up a summerlong residency right in the heart of Hollywood.
No, it's not a pop-up at some touristy trap along the Walk of Fame; Lang brought in a custom smoker, a whole bunch of Big Green Egg grills, a food truck and an Airstream trailer, and set them all down behind the El Capitan Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard, where Jimmy Kimmel tapes his late night show. Since Lang and Kimmel have been mutual meat-loving friends for years, the latter invited Lang to spend the summer smoking and grilling to his heart's content in the parking lot behind the theatre. And as of early June, everything is fired up and running smoothly.
The lunch-only pop up—dubbed Back Lot BBQ—is going to be seriously BBQ-focused, thanks in part to Lang's limitations with cooking in a parking lot. There's the two-ton smoker capable of handling racks and racks of ribs or full, juicy briskets, but the only other kitchen space comes from a specially-wrapped lunch truck on site, which mostly acts as a prep area for the accompanying pickles and potato bread.
The day's meaty fare will depend largely on Lang's mood—his first day in operation revealed piles of tender short rib that had been sliced fresh from the bone and drizzled softly with a sweet, tangy sauce. Full ribs, thick slices of beef brisket, and even chicken are forecasted for the future, but ultimately it's up to the whims of the pitmaster.
Lang has also set up a custom charcoal operation, turning pallets of pecan firewood into glowing coal and embers using a two-stage tunnel feeder that drops the perfected charcoal through a large grate and into a warm holding area, until the smoker needs another batch of heat.
And because of the time-consuming nature of the work, Lang will be spending plenty of time inside a diminutive Airstream trailer on site. That means he'll have to try to get some sleep amongst the noisy clubgoers and late night shenanigans of Hollywood Blvd., just so he can get up at 1 a.m. to start feeding the BBQ beast.
Lang's $15 - $20 lunch plates will only be available from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday, with a small pre-boxed early dinner session that runs from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. There will also be recurring dinners under the back lot stars, with Lang at the helm, guiding eaters through more complete meals. A few corporate buyouts are planned, some private events, and perhaps a few special sessions with Lang and some lucky home cookers.
Using the twelve on-site Big Green Egg grills, Lang hopes to work in a few BBQ master classes with everyday folks, sharing tips and tricks for mastering the grill. The best of the best might even get some face time on Kimmel's show, thanks to a cross-promotional campaign between the two. This is Hollywood, after all.
For now, Lang is content to bring his non-regional BBQ to Kimmel's Hollywood back lot, feeding hungry tourists and nearby office workers whatever he feels like that morning. And while many folks outside of Tinsel Town are already quite familiar with the Adam Perry Lang brand, the relatively low barbecue IQ in Los Angeles means there's plenty of room for Lang to experiment and grow. Who knows, he may end up liking the West Coast so much he decides to stick around for a while. Here's to hoping.
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