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2013-10-04 13:48:23
and Anthony are two veteran AllStars and outstanding players. Brett has proven to be a consistent scorer in MLL and Stefan is one of the up and coming young goalies in the League, said Machine Head Coach Ted Garber. this core group of talented players, we are off to a great start to putting our team together for next season. Bice was named the 2011 New Balance Sportsmen of the Year and was named the Rattlers 2011 Defender of the Year after playing in 11 of Rochester 12 games. Bice is also a threetime MLL AllStar.
Faceoff specialist, Anthony Kelly has played in the MLL for six years and is a threetime MLL AllStar player. Kelly is currently fifth all time in the MLL for career faceoff wins, with 881.
Goalie Stefan Schroder played his first year in the MLL for Rochester in 2011 after being drafted in the 2011 MLL Supplemental Draft. Schroder played for the Buckeyes for two years after transferring from Onondaga Community College. Schroder finished the 2007 OSU season ranked in the top 20 nationally for goals against average and save percentage.
Brett Garber joins the Machine after five years in MLL. In 2011, Garber recorded five goals and four assists in 10 games.
very pleased that we were able to make this trade with Rochester, said Machine President and GM John Algie. four players will be the nucleus of our team and we look forward to seeing them on the field for our inaugural season. the Machine and the Rattlers will have the opportunity to acquire additional players during the MLL Expansion Draft on December 7, the MLL Supplemental Draft on December 14 and the MLL Collegiate Draft on January 13.
1 billion in pot destroyed in raids on federal lands
Operation Mountain Sweep has resulted in , the destruction of 578,000 marijuana plants, Benjamin B. attorney for the Eastern District of California, said in a press release. Fish and Wildlife Service as well as local agencies, targeted growing sites on public lands in seven Western states Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington.Wagner said 14 individuals in California have been indicted on charges resulting from Operation Mountain Sweep. Among those pot farms were sites in national forests and parks, including Death Valley National Park.Besides producing an illegal crop, the pot farms can do longterm damage to public lands by destroying trees and vegetation, introducing chemicals and pesticides, diverting water sources, and generating large amounts of trash."Those who cultivate marijuana on public lands pose a safety threat to the public and an environmental threat to the land. Many of the grow sites are controlled by drug trafficking organizations, which arm their cultivators with dangerous firearms. The poisons they spread kill wildlife and native plants and pollute watersheds, Wagner said in the press release.Opinion: Marijuana law just creates criminalsFour tons of marijuana pulled from oceanIts sad that sooo much tax payer money was spent on this while so many more dangerous and harmful criminal enterprises this country are conducted with a fraction of the attention. Im not saying I suport or denounce marijauna use, but it seems like the ones who make the descisions to go after easy pot busts, are influenced by the private companies who profit from the current illeagal status of pot. ie prisions who get cheap labor from convicts, most of whom are serving minor drug infractrions.Read as: 1 Billion dollars that will not filter its way into the local economies and more people on state programs.Operation Mountain Sweep has resulted in the destruction of 578,000 marijuana plants, Benjamin B. attorney for the Eastern District of California, said in a press release. Fish and Wildlife Service as well as local agencies, targeted growing sites on public lands in seven Western states Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon,
Utah and Washington.Read as: We (the goverment) just wasted vast sums of tax dollars that could have been used for more improtant law enforcement of real crimes, money that could have inproved wild lands, state and federal parks, and ask yourself WHY the department of Homeland Security is involved in a domestic issue instead of securing out BORDERS!!!Wagner said 14 individuals in California have been indicted on charges resulting from Operation Mountain Sweep. Among those pot farms were sites in national forests and parks, including Death Valley National Park."Those who cultivate marijuana on public lands pose a safety threat to the public and an environmental threat to the land. Many of the grow sites are controlled by drug trafficking organizations, which arm their cultivators with dangerous firearms. The poisons they spread kill wildlife and native plants and pollute watersheds, Wagner said in the press release.Read as: Not that legal farm practices are any safer for the environment, kinder to the forests or water sources, it is just we can make money from legal farms, that is after we pay out billions of TAX dollars in subsidies. You do not have to WORK in these conditions daily. Snipers and booby traps. Legal farming is MUCH safer. I have yet to be shot at by a Real Lawabiding Farmer. These illegal operations generally include illegal aliens. hence the need for homeland security. Also. you may not be aware. but there have been several attacks and deaths to law abiding, tax paying citizens of this Great Country, by these people growing these crops. The damage and injuries they are causing and COSTING us tax payers is staggering.
