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Aaron Hicks Bio
Fullname: Aaron Michael Hicks
Nickname: Hicksie
Born: 10/02/1989 in San Pedro, CA
Draft: 2008, Minnesota Twins, Round: 1, Overall Pick: 14
High School: Woodrow Wilson, Long Beach, CA
Debut: 4/01/2013
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Aaron Michael Hicks
Graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School in Long Beach, Calif. in 2008, where he hit .407 (114-for-280) with 24 doubles, 10 triples and six HR in 97 games…also pitched, going 11-2 with a 1.11 ERA (94.1IP, 15ER) and 144K in 13 games started…played in the 2007 AFLAC All-American High School Baseball Classic…was named to the Baseball America All-American Second Team in 2008...Is a product of Major League Baseball's Urban Youth Academy in Compton, Calif...Played golf growing up and has participated in numerous charity golf tournaments...In September 2018, joined Didi Gregorius to serve as ambassadors for the PitCCh In Foundation's "Welcome Back to School" assembly and backpack giveaway in the Bronx at PS/MS 71.
Hit .194/.294/.333 (21-for-108) with 13R, 3 doubles, 4HR, 14RBI and 14BB in 32 games with the Yankees… missed the final 126 games of the season due to a left wrist injury...Went 3-for-4 with 1 double on 4/13 at Toronto…his seventh-inning double marked the 100th of his career… marked his most hits in a game since 7/6/19 at Tampa Bay (also 3H)...Drew a pinch-hit walk and scored the go-ahead run on a wild pitch in the eighth inning on 4/20 vs. Atlanta… snapped his six-game streak without a walk, his longest since a seven-game streak from 9/24/18-5/18/19...Homered in consecutive games from 4/23-24 for the first time since 7/23-24/19...Hit a solo HR in the third inning on 4/30 vs. Detroit, snapping an 0-for-18 stretch...Hit a tie-breaking RBI single in the eighth inning on 5/5 vs. Houston…marked his first go-ahead or game-tying hit in the eighth inning or later since 7/23/19 at Minnesota (go-ahead two-run HR in the ninth inning)...Went 3-for-3 with 1R, 1RBI and 1BB on 5/6 vs. Houston, reaching base a career-high-tying four times (15th time, first since 9/21/18 vs. Baltimore)…also tied his season high in hits...Hit .345/.444/.517 (10-for-29) with 6R, 2 doubles, 1HR, 6RBI, 5BB, 1HP and 1SF in his final 10 games from 4/30-5/12...Was placed on the 10-day injured list on 5/16 (retroactive to 5/13) with a left wrist sprain…was transferred to the 60-day I.L. on 5/30…missed the remainder of the season...Underwent surgery on his left wrist on 5/26…the surgery was performed by Dr. Donald Sheridan in Arizona...Following the season, played for the Leones del Escogido of the Dominican Winter League and hit .265 (13-for-49) with 5R, 4 doubles, 1HR, 9RBI and 4BB in 12 games.
Hit .225/.379/.414 (38-for-169) with 28R, 10 doubles, two triples, six HR and 21RBI in 54 games in his fifth season with the Yankees…reached base safely multiple times in a team-high 29 games…had more walks (41) than strikeouts (38)…tied for fifth in the Majors in walks (tied for second in the AL) and ranked third in the Majors with an AL-best 5.15 plate appearance to walk ratio (Juan Soto-4.78, Bryce Harper-4.98)...Despite undergoing "Tommy John" surgery in October 2019, did not miss a regular season game due to recovery from the procedure...Reached base safely in 17 straight games from 7/25-8/17, collecting 13H and 16BB over the span…matched the second-longest on-base streak of his career (21G from 5/23-6/14/17 and 17G from 8/4-22/18)...Walked in a career-high-tying seven straight games from 7/26-8/5 and again from 8/7-16 (also 7G from 7/7- 17/15)…were the longest single-season streaks by a Yankee since Aaron Judge's seven-game streak from 9/24-30/17... Scored at least 3R in a game for the sixth time in his career and first since 9/21/18 vs. Baltimore (career-high-tying 4R) on 8/11 vs. Atlanta (1-for-3, 3R, 1BB)...Over his final 30 games, posted a .408 OBP (24H, 24BB, 1HP)...In Game 1 of 8/30 doubleheader vs. the Mets, hit a game-tying two-run HR with two outs in the seventh inning to force the game into extra innings…was his first homer to tie the game or give the Yankees the lead since 7/23/19 at Minnesota (two-run HR to give the Yankees a 12-11 lead)…exited Game 2 of the doubleheader for a pinch-runner in the fifth inning with cramping in both calves (1-for-2, 1BB)...In seven postseason games, batted .308/.424/.423 (8-for-26) with 6R, 1 double, 1 triple, 3RBI and 6BB, reaching safely in 14-of-33 plate appearances…reached base multiple times in each of his first five games of the postseason, the longest streak by a Yankee since Curtis Granderson's five-game streak from 2010-11...Set a postseason career high with 3H in ALDS Game 1 at Tampa Bay at Petco Park...Did not appear in a spring training game in Florida while rehabbing from "Tommy John" surgery…went 0-for-3 in two spring training games in New York.
Hit .235 (52-for-221) with 41R, 10 doubles, 12HR, 36RBI and 31BB in 59 games (55 starts in CF, 1 at DH) in his fourth season with the Yankees...Had six game-tying or go-ahead RBI when trailing in the ninth inning or later (go-ahead two-run HR with two outs in the ninth on 7/23 at Minnesota, game-tying solo HR with two outs in the ninth on 7/6 at Tampa Bay, game-tying two-run single with two outs in the ninth on 5/26 at Kansas City, and a sac fly with one out in the ninth on 5/20 at Baltimore)...Missed the Yankees' first 40 games of the season from 3/28 (retroactive to 3/25) - 5/12 on the 10-day injured list with a lower left back strain..combined to hit .167 (3-for-18) with 4R, 2 doubles, 1HR and 1RBI in five rehab games with Single-A Tampa and Triple-A Scranton/WB, with all 3H coming on 5/11...Made his season debut in Game 2 on 5/15 vs. Baltimore..recorded his first hits of the year on 5/18 vs. Tampa Bay..hit his first HR of the season on 5/19 vs. Tampa Bay...Hit a game-tying two-run single with two outs in the ninth on 5/26 at Kansas City..since 1999, was the seventh game-tying or go-ahead hit by a Yankee with two outs when trailing by multiple runs in the ninth inning or later, joining Brett Gardner (HR on 5/5/17 at Chicago-NL), Didi Gregorius (1B on 4/30/17 vs. Baltimore), Mark Teixeira (grand slam on 9/28/16 vs. Boston), Alex Rodriguez (HR on 9/17/10 at Baltimore), Shelley Duncan (HR on 8/15/07 vs. Baltimore) and Paul O'Neill (HR on 5/13/01 vs. Baltimore)...Doubled and homered on 6/4 at Toronto after not collecting an extra-base hit over his prior 10 games...Homered in three straight games with a plate appearance from 6/4-7, just the second time in his career he homered in three straight (also 6/17-19/18)...His first inning two-run HR on 6/29 at Boston at London Stadium was the first Major League homer ever hit in London...Hit game-tying solo HR in the eighth inning on 7/5 at Tampa Bay, his third career pinch-hit home run...Hit a game-tying ninth-inning solo HR on 7/6 at Tampa Bay..was his fifth career home run in the eighth inning-orlater that either tied the game or gave his team the lead, and his second in as many days...Collected his 500th career hit with a third-inning single on 7/23 at Minnesota..hit go-ahead, two-out, two-run HR in the ninth inning to give the Yankees a 12-11 lead..was his second game-tying or go-ahead HR in the ninth inning or later of the season and third of his career (also game-tying solo HR in the ninth on 7/6 at Tampa Bay and go-ahead two-run HR on 9/26/16 at Toronto)...Was placed on the 10-day injured list on 8/4 with a right flexor strain..was transferred to the 60-day I.L. on 9/28..was removed from Game 2 vs. Boston in the middle of the eighth on 8/3 with an elbow injury..was 2-for-3 with 2R and 1BB in the game after entering in an 0-for-17 drought...Was reinstated from the 60-day injured list and added to the Yankees' postseason roster prior to the start of the ALCS vs. Houston..reached three times (1H, 2BB) in ALCS Game 4 and collected his first hit since 8/3-Game 2 vs. Boston..hit his second career postseason home run in ALCS Game 5, a three-run HR in the first inning off Justin Verlander that provided the margin of victory..both of his career postseason HRs have been tie-breaking three-run homers off Cy Young winners (broke a 3-3 tie in the third inning of 2017 ALDS Game 2 at Cleveland with a three-run HR off Corey Kluber)...Underwent UCL reconstruction surgery on his right elbow on 10/30..the surgery was performed by Dr. Neal ElAttrache in Los Angeles...Signed a seven-year contract extending through the 2025 season with a club option for 2026 on 2/25.
Hit .248 (119-for-480) with 90R, 18 doubles, 3 triples, 27HR, 79RBI, 90BB and 11SB in 137 games (129 starts in CF, 2 at DH) in his third season with the Yankees…set single-season career highs in runs scored, hits, home runs, extra-base hits (48), RBI and walks (previous: 54R, 15HR, 33XBH, 52RBI, 51BB in 2017; 90H in 2015)...Ranked third among Major League switch-hitters with 27HR…is the seventh switch-hitter in Yankees history to hit at least 25HR in a season, joining Mickey Mantle (10x), Bernie Williams (5x), Mark Teixeira (4x), Tom Tresh (3x), Jorge Posada (2x) and Nick Swisher (2x)...Hit 11HR in 31G as a leadoff hitter and 16HR in 106G in all other spots in the lineup…had 21HR over his final 88G after hitting just 6HR in his first 49G...Was the first Yankee with multiple inside-the-park HRs in the same season (4/13 at Detroit and 5/19 at Kansas City) since Mickey Mantle (three in 1958)…became the sixth player in the last 20 seasons (since 1999) to have multiple ITP HR in the same season, joining Charlie Blackmon (2017), Brandon Barnes (2014), Tony Gwynn Jr. (2010), Mark Teahen (2008) and Jimmy Rollins (2004)...Joined Didi Gregorius as the first pair of Yankees each with at least 20HR and 10SB in the same season since 2009 (Damon/Rodriguez)...Hit .636/.690/1.045 (14-for-22) with 9R, 1 double, 1 triple, 2HR, 5RBI and 6BB in seven games against Kansas City, the third-highest BA by any player against a single opponent in 2018 (min. 15AB) behind only Steve Pearce (.667, 10-for-15 vs. Kansas City) and Scooter Gennett (.654, 17-for-26 vs. Los Angeles-NL)…had multiple hits and reached safely at least three times in each of his six starts vs. Kansas City, tying the Yankees' Roy White (8/15/70-6/4/71) for the longest such streak by an opponent in Royals history...Was placed on the 10-day disabled list from 3/30-4/12 with a right intercostal muscle strain (missed 11 team games)…played two rehab games with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre...Hit two-run inside-the-park HR and solo HR in 4/13 win at Detroit…was his first career inside-the-park HR and first by a Yankee since Curtis Granderson on 8/21/11 at Minnesota…it had been 1,022 games since Granderson's homer, the Yankees' second-longest drought with no inside-the-park HRs in team history (1,523 games from 8/30/99-5/14/09)…is the first Yankee to hit both an inside-the-park HR and a homer over the fence in the same game since Hank Bauer on 5/30/56-G2 vs. Washington at Yankee Stadium (Stats Inc.)…Bauer homered off Camilo Pascual leading off the first inning and hit a two-run inside-the-park home run off Tex Clevenger in the eighth…was his fourth career multi-HR game (first since 6/9/17 at Baltimore)...Made his first career start in the cleanup spot in the starting lineup in 5/20 win at Kansas City...Hit .279 (24-for-86) with 6HR in 24 games in June…had a season batting average of .230 (32-for-139) with 5HR in 39 games through the end of May...Played in his 500th Major League game in 6/4 Game 1 win at Detroit (0-for-4, 1BB)...Homered in a career-high three straight games from 6/17-19...Hit leadoff HR in 6/26 win at Philadelphia…was his third career leadoff HR and first as a Yankee (first since 9/7/15 at Kansas City w/ Minnesota)...Reached base safely multiple times in 18-of-22 home games from 7/1-8/19, batting .343/.510/.643 (24-for-70) with 22R, 3 doubles, 6HR, 16RBI and 25BB over the span... Hit two-run HR and two solo HRs and was 3-for-4 with 1BB in 7/1 win vs. Boston…was his first career 3HR game and the first by a Yankee since Alex Rodriguez on 7/25/15 at Minnesota…became the fourth player (second Yankee) with 3HR in a game at the current Yankee Stadium, joining Curtis Granderson on 4/19/12 vs. Minnesota, Detroit's J.D. Martinez on 6/21/15 and Kansas City's Lorenzo Cain on 5/10/16…was joined by Texas' Ronald Guzman on 8/10/18…is the first Yankees leadoff hitter ever to hit 3HR in a game and just the 27th instance in Major League history (joined by St. Louis' Matt Carpenter on 7/20/18)…homered from both sides of the plate for the second time in his career (also 4/13/17 vs. Tampa Bay)…was his fifth career multi-HR game and second of the season (also 4/13 at Detroit-2HR)...Had 49BB in 61 games following the All-Star break, tied for second-most in the Majors (tied for first in the AL)...Drew at least 1BB in 10 consecutive starts from 7/15-8/2 (13BB total), tied for the longest such streak by a Yankee since Jorge Posada's 11-start walk streak from 5/11-29/04...Posted a .433 OBP over a 39-game span from 7/26-9/5 (37H, 36BB, 1HP)...Hit eighth-inning game-tying two-run HR in 8/28 win vs. Chicago-AL…was his first game-tying HR since 8/17/15 at Yankee Stadium w/ Minnesota…was his third career go-ahead HR in the eighth inning or later, but his first with his team trailing...Had an extra-base hit in four straight games from 9/19-22 (2 doubles, 1 triple, 2HR) after not having an XBH over his previous 12 games...Scored a career-high-tying 4R in 9/21 win vs. Baltimore (also 8/12/15 vs. Texas), going 2-for-3 with 1HR, 2RBI and 2BB…hit in the leadoff spot in the starting lineup for the first time since 8/30 vs. Detroit...Recorded his first "walk-off" hit as a Yankee and the third of his career (also singles on 5/15/14 vs. Boston and 9/16/14 vs. Detroit) with an 11th-inning double on 9/22 vs. Baltimore to clinch the Yankees' postseason berth...Was removed from 9/24 win at Tampa Bay in the bottom of the fourth inning with a tight left hamstring…missed the following three games with the injury...Hit .222 (2-for-9) with 1R, 1 double and 1RBI in three postseason games…was removed from ALDS Game 1 at Boston in the fourth inning with right hamstring tightness and missed the following two games.
Hit .266 (80-for-301) with 54R, 18 doubles, 15HR, 52RBI, 51BB and 10SB in 88 games (50 starts in CF, 16 in LF and 10 in RF) in his second season with the Yankees…set single-season career highs in runs, doubles, home runs, RBI and walks…of his 15HR, 12 were hit at Yankee Stadium... Recorded his second career multi-HR game (also 5/13/13 vs. Chicago-AL w/ Minnesota) in 4/13 win vs. Tampa Bay…homered from both sides of the plate in the game, becoming the first Yankee to do so since Mark Teixeira on 7/31/15 at Chicago-AL…hit 4HR in a five-game span from 4/13-19... Hit his first career pinch-hit HR in the eighth inning of 4/19 win vs. Chicago-AL…was the first pinch-hit HR by a Yankee since Billy Butler on 9/16/16 at Boston... Reached base safely in a career-high 21 consecutive games from 5/23-6/14…hit .342/.413/.595 (27-for-79) with 16R, 11 doubles, 3HR, 17RBI and 11BB during the stretch... Established career highs with 6RBI and 3 doubles in 6/1 win at Toronto, going 4-for-5 with 2R…was the third Yankee since 1954 with at least 6RBI without a home run (also Jorge Posada-6RBI on 6/6/98 vs. Kansas City and Joe Girardi-7RBI on 8/23/99 at Texas)... Was placed on the 10-day disabled list from 6/26-8/10 with a right oblique strain…combined to appear in seven rehab games with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and Double-A Trenton from 8/2-9…was removed from 6/25 loss vs. Texas in the top of the fifth inning with the injury... At the time he was placed on the D.L. on 6/26, had a .398 OBP, ninth-best in the Majors and second-highest in the AL behind only teammate Aaron Judge (.440)... Hit eighth-inning go-ahead solo HR in 8/14 win vs. the Mets…was his second career go-ahead HR in the eighth inning or later (also a tie-breaking two-run HR in the ninth on 9/26/16 at Toronto)... Was placed on the 10-day disabled list from 9/3-25 with a left oblique strain…was removed in the seventh inning of 9/2 win vs. Boston with the injury... Prevented a grand slam in the first inning of 9/6 win vs. Tampa Bay, reaching over the CF fence to catch Wilson Ramos' bases-loaded fly out and holding the Rays to a sac fly on the play…was removed defensively in the seventh…was reinstated from the 10-day D.L. prior to the game... Hit his second career pinch-hit home run in 9/28 loss vs. Tampa Bay (also 4/19/17 vs. Chicago-AL)... In 13 postseason games, hit .196 (9-for-46) with 5R, 2 doubles, 1HR and 5RBI…hit safely in each of his first six postseason games, the sixth-longest hitting streak to begin a postseason career in Yankees history: Thurman Munson (11G), Chris Chambliss (10G), Derek Jeter (9G), George Selkirk (9G) and Earle Combs (7G)... Made his postseason debut in the Yankees' AL Wild Card win vs. Minnesota…in ALDS Game 1 loss at Cleveland, collected the Yankees' first hit of the game-and only extra-base hit-with a sixth-inning double... Hit his first career postseason homer in ALDS Game 2 loss at Cleveland, a go-ahead three-run HR off Corey Kluber.
Hit .217 (71-for-327) with 32R, 13 doubles, 8HR and 31RBI in 123 games (52 starts in RF, 20 in LF and 20 in CF) in his first season with the Yankees…was the only Major League player to make at least 20 starts at all three outfield positions in 2016…was the first Yankee to do so since Joe DiMaggio in 1936. Of the 16 outfield throws of at least 100 mph tracked by MLB Statcast in 2016, three were by Hicks…had an outfield assist to nab Danny Valencia at the plate to end the fourth inning on 4/20 vs. Oakland, with a throw recorded at 105.5 mph by MLB Statcast, making it the fastest throw by an outfielder since Statcast debuted at the start of the 2015 season…the previous record was 103.1 mph by Houston's Carlos Gomez in September 2015. Made his Yankees debut in 4/5 Opening Day loss vs. Houston, starting in LF…collected his first hit as a Yankee with a seventh-inning single in 4/6 win vs. Houston. Missed four games from 4/23-26 with left shoulder bursitis…suffered the injury in 4/22 win vs. Tampa Bay diving for a fly ball in the fourth inning. Hit game-winning solo HR-his first HR as a Yankee-in the seventh and was 1-for-2 in 5/6 win vs. Boston…was his first career go-ahead HR in the seventh inning or later…snapped an 85AB homerless stretch (first HR since 9/17/15 vs. Los Angeles-AL w/ Minnesota). Hit .280 (23-for-82) with 4HR and 9RBI in 26 games in August…over the first four months of the season, batted just .187 (39-for-209) with 3HR and 19RBI in 86 games. From 8/11-10/2, hit .286/.350/.440 (26-for-91) with 11R, 2 doubles, 4HR and 10RBI in 28 games. Was placed on the 15-day disabled list from 9/5 (retro. to 9/1) - 9/20 with a Grade 2 right hamstring strain…suffered the injury in 8/31 win at Kansas City and underwent an MRI in Baltimore on 9/1, revealing the strain. Hit a go-ahead two-run HR in the ninth inning of 9/26 win at Toronto…was his ninth career game-tying or go-ahead HR, his first in the ninth inning or later…was his first home run on the road in more than a year (9/7/15 at Kansas City w/ Minnesota)…each of his first 7HR of the season came at Yankee Stadium.
Hit .256 (90-for-352) with 48R, 11 doubles, 11HR and 33RBI in 97 games (87 starts in CF, four in LF, four in RF) with the Twins...batted .307 (31-for-101) with 6HR and a .870 OPS off left-handed pitching...following the season, was named the 2015 Charles O. Johnson Award winner for "Most Improved Twin" by the Twin Cities Chapter of the BBWAA...Posted a .996 fielding percentage (254TC, 1E)...tied for 11th in the AL with nine outfield assists...Was recalled from Triple-A Rochester on 5/12 when Shane Robinson was placed on the Family Emergency List...Was placed on the 15-day disabled list on 6/14 with a right forearm strain...played in six rehab games with Rochester...was returned from rehab and reinstated from the D.L. on 7/3...Hit .346 (27-for-78) with 15R, 2 doubles, 2 triples, 4HR, 16RBI, 11BB and a .424 OBP in 23 games in July...Recorded five straight multi-hit games from 7/25-30, including consecutive 3H games on 7/29 and 7/30 (9-for-20)...Hit his first career leadoff HR (off Nick Martinez) in 8/12 win vs. Texas...tied a career high in hits in the game, going 4-for-5 with 4R, 1HR and 2RBI...Was placed on the 15-day disabled list on 8/20 with a left hamstring strain, suffered running to first base to beat out a ground ball on 8/19 at Yankee Stadium...was returned from rehab and reinstated from the D.L. on 9/4... Reached base safely in a career-high 13 straight games from 9/4-17, with 13H, 8BB and a .344 OBP over the span...Began the season with Rochester, batting .342 (51-for-149) with 2R, 13 doubles, 3HR and 20RBI in 38 games...Was traded to the Yankees on 11/11 in exchange for C John Ryan Murphy.
Made Twins Opening Day roster for second consecutive season and was Opening Day centerfielder, batting eighth March 31 at Chicago-AL, going 2-for-3 with a double...Hit three-run home run April 24 at Tampa Bay, the first three-run homer of his career...Placed on 7-day disabled list May 2 with concussion-like symptoms, after crashing into the centerfield wall the previous night against Los Angeles-NL; reinstated May 9...Placed on 15-day disabled list June 13 with right shoulder strain, an injury he suffered diving for a ball June 7 vs. Houston; went on rehab assignment with Double-A New Britain, was reinstated from DL and stayed at New Britain, getting optioned directly there...Hit second career minor league grand slam July 20 at Reading...Hit .297 (44-for-148) in 43 games for the Rock Cats, including a .347 (35-for-101) batting average in July...Transferred to Triple-A Rochester August 5...Hit first career Triple-A home run August 14 at Indianapolis (24th career Triple-A game)...Recalled September 2...Hit second career walk-off hit September 16 vs. Detroit, an infield single off Joe Nathan giving the Twins a 4-3 win.
Participated in his first Twins major league spring training and made the Twins Opening Day roster for the first time in career, leading off and playing center field April 3 vs. Detroit, going 0-for-4 with a walk...became the fourth different Twin to make his major league debut as the Opening Day leadoff hitter, joining Sergio Ferrer April 5, 1974; Hosken Powell April 5, 1978; and Jim Eisenreich April 6, 1982...Recorded first major league hit and RBI April 4 vs. Detroit, hitting a two-run single in the eighth inning off Brayan Villarreal...Recorded first career extra-base hit with a double April 27 vs. Texas...Reached base safely in 10 straight games April 15-28...Recorded first multi-homer game May 13 vs. Chicago-AL...according to Elias, he became the first Twins rookie to homer in back-to-back plate appearances in one game since Corey Koskie went deep in consecutive trips April 15, 1999 at Tiger Stadium...Hit first career three-hit game May 22 at Atlanta...Homered in consecutive games May 28 and 30 vs. Milwaukee...Placed on the 15-day disabled list June 10 with a left hamstring strain...played six games on rehab assignment with Triple-A Rochester and reinstated July 2...Hit .400 (10-for-25) with eight runs scored in first seven games back from the DL, including first career four-hit game July 8 at Tampa Bay...Optioned to Triple-A Rochester August 1...at time of option led AL rookies in runs (37) and tied for first in stolen bases (9)...had nine outfield assists, which ranked first among all AL players...Placed on 7-day disabled list August 13 with a right heel bruise, reinstated August 20...Despite playing 81 games, still finished tied for first among AL rookies in outfield assists (9), which also led the club...also, among AL rookies, was tied for fifth in home runs (8), tied for sixth in walks (24), eighth in runs scored (37) and tied for 10th in doubles (11).
Spent entire season with Double-A New Britain. ... Named Twins minor league Player of the Week July 6, batting .381 (8-for-21) with one double, one home runs, two RBI and six runs scored in six games. ... Set New Britain single-season record in runs scored (100) and triples (11)...led Eastern League in runs scored, triples and walks (79). ... Had season-high with five hits July 25 vs. Binghamton...recorded 33 multi-hit games. ... Batted .318 (35-for-110) with a .433 on-base percentage in 30 July games and .319 (36-for-113) with a .402 on-base percentage in 28 August games. ... Ranked first among Twins minor leaguers in runs scored and stolen bases (32), second in triples (11) and walks (79), fourth in total bases (217), and fifth in hits (135). ... Named to Eastern League postseason All-Star team. ... Named outfielder on MiLB.com Twins organizational All-star team. ... Ranked eighth best prospect in Eastern League by Baseball America and named to the Baseball America Double-A All-Star team. ... Ranked fifth best prospect, best strike zone discipline, best defensive outfielder and best outfield arm in the Twins system by Baseball America entering the 2013 season. ... Added to Twins 40-man roster in November. ... Played for the Bravos de Margarita in the Venezuelan Winter League, batting .204 (11-for-54) in 16 games.
Spent entire season with Single-A Ft. Myers...ranked fourth best prospect, best defensive outfielder and best outfield arm in the Twins system by Baseball America...rated best outfield arm in the Florida State League by Baseball America...ranked 18th best prospect in Midwest League by Baseball America...played for Mesa Solar Sox in the Arizona Fall League, batting .294 (30-for-102) with 25 runs, eight doubles, five triples, three home runs, 21 RBI and 18 walks in 30 games.
Spent entire season in Single-A Beloit...led team in on-base percentage (.401) and stolen bases (21)...finished second in doubles (27) and triples (6), and third in games played (115) and at-bats (423)...named to 2010 Midwest League All-Star Game...named Twins minor league Player of the Week September 3...ranked fifth best prospect in Midwest League by Baseball America...ranked second best prospect, best strike zone discipline, best defensive outfielder and best outfield arm in the Twins system by Baseball America...named honorable mention on MiLB. com's 2010 Twins organizational All-Star team.
Finished third on Single-A Beloit in walks (40)...ranked the best prospect in Midwest League by Baseball America...ranked top prospect, best strike-zone discipline, best athlete, best defensive outfielder and best outfield arm in the Twins system by Baseball America entering 2010.
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Daren Wang to step down as AJC Decatur Book Festival executive director; book review: "The Hidden Light of Northern Fires"
Candice Dyer August 14, 2017
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It was announced over the weekend that Daren Wang, co-founder of the AJC Decatur Book Festival, will step down as executive director at the end of 2017 to focus on other projects. His debut novel, The Hidden Light of Northern Fires, reviewed below by Candice Dyer, will launch during the 12th annual festival, September 1–3.
"Daren has been a visionary leader," said AJC Decatur Book Festival board chair James Diedrick. "He and his team have done a remarkable job creating and running what has become the largest independent book festival in the country. We wish Daren all the best as he launches his first novel at the festival this year and sets off on his book tour." The board will honor Wang during and after the festival. "I am looking forward to the launch of Daren's book at the festival as well as honoring him for his 12 years of service and thanking him officially for a job well done," Decatur Mayor Patti Garrett said. The board is also forming a transition team to help plan the next steps for the festival as it moves forward.
Wang, along with Tom Bell, Richard Lenz, Alice Murray, Bill Starr and Judy Turner established the festival celebrating spoken and written words. On the festival's website, Wang states, "We ended up with a team that not only knew the book business, but also media and marketing, local businesses, and how to put together the nuts and bolts of a festival." The first festival, in 2006, drew over 100 authors and 50,000 in attendance. Since then, the festival has grown to be heralded as one of the five largest independent book festivals in the country, and the AJC Decatur Book Festival has brought more than 1,000 authors and hundreds of thousands of festival attendees to Decatur Square.
"We always knew Atlanta had a thriving writing and book community, but it needed a centerpiece to bring all the parts together," said founding program director Tom Bell.
Now, 12 years later, Wang is grateful for the opportunities the festival has provided him with, along with a deeper sense of community. "The word 'community' is bandied about in marketing copy and P.R. firms every day, but only by working on the Decatur Book Festival did I learn what it really means. To have worked with these people — the DBF teams past and present, the board, and the volunteers — is, for me, to understand what it means to belong. It has meant more to me than I can say.
"I'm so proud of what so many have worked to build at the DBF," he continued. "I can't wait to see it get better and better in coming years. It'll be a joy to come next year and just enjoy the festival." With the release of his book taking place in conjunction with the festival, it should be a fitting send-off for the co-founder as he enters into a new stage of his career. In the upcoming weeks, Gail O'Neill and Dustin Chambers will take a deeper look at his accomplishments in the book industry with a video and written tribute, the next edition of ArtsATL's ongoing Legacy series.
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Mary Willis, the key inspiration to Wang's first book and whose historic home the author grew up in.
When Daren Wang was a child, his family moved to Town Line, a chilly hamlet near Buffalo, New York. Their home was a 150-year-old building that had once been a barn, and it was crammed with books and other dusty artifacts. When a vendor arrived one day to take the volumes, a pivotal moment that would linger in Wang's imagination for years to come took place. One of the pieces was an ancient diary with a broken clasp. The bookseller opened it and declared, "That's a lady's hand."
As Wang grew older, he learned some startling things about Town Line. For instance, it was the only city north of the Mason–Dixon line to secede from the union during the Civil War. It also served as a stop on the Underground Railroad. Eventually, he came into an even bigger revelation: his childhood home had belonged to Mary Willis, a "radical feminist abolitionist" who had sheltered runaway slaves on their way to Canada. Wang, who had since moved to Atlanta, yearned to learn more, so he began poring over old newspapers, court documents, military records, photos and other archives.
"I interviewed descendants," he says, "trespassed into the woods behind the house, found Mary mentioned in books of oral history, went to Indian reservations and researched Haudenosaunee folk tales. I visited Gettysburg and Harpers Ferry and Alfred College and St. Catharines, Seneca Falls, and the Michigan St. Baptist church."
Through the course of his research, Wang spotted that distinctive penmanship again and again. "Her signature is stolid, workmanlike," he says. "There's little flourish, nothing fancy, but it's completely legible."
Inspired by this bygone muse, he dreamed up a novel, overlaying the hard facts with a filigree of fine fiction. The result is The Hidden Light of Northern Fires, Wang's debut novel, just released by St. Martin's Press.
Wang proves himself an adroit storyteller, presenting readers with that sublime dilemma: whether to reread and savor a paragraph or compulsively turn to the page to find out what happens next. He hooks you from the opening as an escaped slave named Joe Bell — not based on any one historical figure — navigates a hostile, frozen landscape on the run from "copperheads," as bounty hunters are known as. It disabuses any supposition that Black refugees are guaranteed safety in the north. Bell suffers a dog bite and collapses in the Willis barn, where Mary commences to nurse him back to health in secrecy. He is that rare slave who can read, so they bond over Henry David Thoreau and forge a tender romance. "That part is fiction," Wang says.
Mary Willis was, by all accounts, the kind of hardy frontierswoman best described in old-fashioned Yankee terms such as "flinty" and "resolute." Wang gives her a rich inner life — a restless desire to travel, an idealistic quest for meaning. The real-life Mary graduated from Alfred College. "I asked myself what kind of woman would go to college in 1858, and I knew she had to have a passion for learning, and I assumed that she must have felt isolated on that farm. I could relate to her feelings of isolation because I was the only minority in my school," says Wang, whose father is a Chinese immigrant. Make sure that you check your credit card bill will a fine tooth comb if you make a lot of purchases online. Many people fail to do this and they end up paying hundreds of dollars a year on charges that they did not authorize. This is easier to do if you use just one card for online purchases. If you are paying too much money for fast shipping or Chick-fil a columbus, try exercising some patience and use a less costly shipping service. You might be surprised at how quickly your goodies will arrive with standard shipping rates. By being patient and waiting a few days, you can save more money.
Other characters, just as intriguing, people the narrative. Mary's brother, Leander, is as rascally hedonistic as she is studious, and he falls into the clutches of a wealthy socialite who introduces him to opium. Town Line was settled largely by farmers who had fled the conflicts of Europe. They seceded not out of any sentimental alignment with the plantation South but from a desire not to lose any more sons in a bloody war. At a town meeting, the preacher paces the room and shouts, "How do we say 'Hell No' to King Abraham? The same way Jefferson Davis did. We leave the Union. Why not us? We leave. Town Line. No country! No king! No Governor! No Army! Just us, no taxes. No draft! Just us, making our own way. We tell King Abraham to just leave us alone to raise our families."
The small city, ever militant in its cussedness, did not officially rejoin the United States until 1946. As for Mary Willis, she was widowed in 1880 with nine children, and brought them up alone, dying in the house in 1913 just a couple of weeks after Harriet Tubman, who lived 60 miles away. "She operated a farm that was close to 1,000 acres, which speaks of her spine," Wang says. "I have a photo of her. She wasn't beautiful, but you can be sure there were suitors. She never married again."
Records do not indicate how many slaves Willis guided to freedom, but she has found a worthy hagiographer in Wang. "I thought of the parable of Matthew 5:14 in the Bible," he says, "hiding a light under a bushel, and thought that was the story of Mary Willis." Hence the "hidden light" of those northern fires.
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Darragh Kenny & Extra Van Essene. Credit: Sportfot.
Darragh Kenny's excellent form at the Winter Equestrian Festival in Florida continued into week 3 as the Irish rider claimed another win at the festival, this time with Extra Van Essene, as the combination took the $36,000 Douglas Elliman Real Estate 1.45m Jumpers.
The class of over 50 horse-and-rider combinations saw the lead change hands eight times, before Kenny again come out on top.
American junior competitor Brian Moggre with MTM Vivre Le Reve set an excellent lead, when taking over the top spot from Brazil's Francisco Jose Mesquita Musa.
The Irishman and his 14-year-old Belgian Warmblood gelding, however, executed a careful and lightning fast round to cut just under Moggre's time of 31.163 seconds, stopping the timers at 31.135 seconds.
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Where Were You During the Full Solar Eclipse of 2017?
I was in my backyard hosting an eclipse party. Really, it was only our family but when there are eight of you, it's always a party. We had a great time sitting in the eerie light and looking heavenward. I hope wherever you were, you enjoyed the experience too. I also hope that the darkened sun reminded you of another day, as it did the author of the article below (as she anticipated the eclipse). Annette shared it with me and I'd like to share it with you.
There is so much excitement and anticipation around the eclipse coming up on Monday. I mean, what's not to love! The moon blocking out the sun and darkness in the middle of the afternoon! It's a phenomena that the whole country is anticipating (and hoping to have the right glasses to view). But could I tell you about another day that the sun was darkened and refused to shine? It was the darkest day in history 2000 years ago when the Son of Man was hanging on a cross. The scripture gives this account in Mark 15:33-34: "At noon, darkness came over the whole land until three in the afternoon. And at three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, "Eloi, Eloi, lema sabachthani?" (which means "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" The sun was darkened for three hours as the Father turned away from the Son. For the first time in all of eternity there was a separation of the Father and the Son. Our finite minds can't comprehend such love for us that God would sacrifice His Son. And why would the Son willingly give His life for the sins of the whole world? It's beyond our human comprehension. Darkness in the middle of the day. Creation mourning the killing and death of the Lord of Creation. But praise God it didn't end there…not in darkness! The darkest day in history was turned into a glorious daylight as the Son arose on the third day! Salvation was complete.
Years from now, when you think of the solar eclipse of 2017, be reminded that 2000 years ago, Jesus fully eclipsed the darkness and He continues to do so. So keep looking heavenward, basking and walking in the light of the Son.


Competition within our area bass clubs really begins to intensify these last three months of the year. The spring rains and the spring spawn have come and gone. Our tournament fishermen have had to adjust to newly flooded structure and vegetation to find fish and depleted fish populations resulting from the drought.
Those who have been the most successful throughout the spring and summer have risen to the top of their respective club's standings.
Each competitor wants to end the year in first place and be named the angler of the year for their club. Just as important is being able to finish in one of the top six places of the club. That distinction allows the individual to represent his or her club in other area and state competitions in a club team format.
An old adage for placing in club competition says, 'It's not what you catch in March, April and May that will make a difference. It's what you catch in October, November and December.' Good fishermen will have good stringers in the spring when the fish are spawning and are very active as the water warms. The real distinction comes when fish are moving from their summer doldrums to their fall and early winter bite.
Normal feeding patterns change in the fall as the fish move from deeper water to shallow water and back again as the water temperatures drop.
Clyde resident Randell Graham fishes in Still Waters Bass Club, Still Waters Senior Bass Club, Jim Ned Bass Club and Haskell Bass Club. He is currently in sixth, first, second and fourth, respectively, in those clubs. This feat is tremendously difficult to maintain for a full year, but he has managed to through September.
The current standings for Still Waters Bass Club have Cliff Hallford in first place, followed by Dewey Nichols, Jason Fry, Tanner Sanderson, Jim Wise and Randall Graham. Nichols and Fry are close enough to overtake Hallford if he should stumble in these last three months. Tommie Isbell and Eric Seaton are both close to cracking the top six places.
Still Waters Senior Bass Club shows Randall Graham in first, followed by Nichols, Mike Pruitt, Carolyn Nichols, Clyde Sisco and Brad Dubert. The top three positions are so close that one fish could make all the difference in position changes. I'm presently sitting in seventh place.
Arrow Ford Bass Club is led by Mike Pruitt with a comfortable lead heading into the last three months. The weight totals for the next five positions are so close they could easily change with each remaining tournament. The current standings for the next five places are Jason Gollihar, Ricky Thompson, Michael Pruitt, Sisco and Brian Tindle. Burl Blosser is in seventh place.
The Texins Bass Club is led by Steve McMillan, followed by Danny Black, Craig Young, Corey Smith, Clint Hicks and Jessie Morris.
Sisco is presently leading in the Jim Ned Bass Club, followed by Randall Graham, Blosser, Jose Cancel, Justin Sisco and Bob Blackburn. James Dosser is in seventh place.
Dewey Nichols leads the Haskell Bass Club, followed by Isbell, Jay Miller, Graham, Donnie Fraser and Randy Cypert. Carolyn Nichols is seventh.
Presently, Breckenridge Bass Club is led by James Asher, followed by Donnie Strickler, Eddie Credicott, Link Lowrance, Todd Mayes and Randy Sullivan. Rick Looney is in seventh.
Brownwood Bass Club is led by Steve Butler, followed by Danny Webb, Robert Brown, Cade Wilson, Mark Doremus and David Markham. Andy Campbell is in seventh.
The pressure is really on these fishermen as they focus on improving their standings and rankings while others try to move up into the top six and replace them. All it takes is one really good — or bad — tournament and new leaders will emerge.
Good luck and 'tight lines' to one and all as they enter into the fall months of fishing in the Big Country.
1. Randall Graham, 9.85 pounds; 2. Frank Mixon, 7.52; 3. Bobby Bunch, 7.38.
1. Robert Hallford, 8.52 pounds; 2. Clyde Sisco, 7.58; 3. Randall Graham, 7.10.
1. Jose Cancel, 1.73 pounds; 2. Vinson Higginbotham, 1.43; 3. Corey Coyler, 1.42.
1. Corey Smith, 5.93 pounds; 2. Clint Hicks, 5.68; 3. Jessie Morris, 5.29.
1. Bob Blackburn, 12.70 pounds; 2. Justin Sisco, 6.83; 3. Clayton Barnett, 6.51.
1. Nick Shaginaw, 10.38 pounds; 2. Dewey Nichols, 9.96; 3. Winston Stephens, 3.99.
1. Donnie Strickler, 10.74 pounds; 2. James Asher, 7.58; 3. Bobby Rogers, 6.84.
1. David Markham, 8.84 pounds; 2. Raymond Ivy, 7.99; 3. (tie) Steve Butler, 7.93; Mark Doremus, 7.93.


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Justia Dockets & Filings Fifth Circuit Texas Western District Henderson v. Davis Filing 16
Henderson v. Davis
REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS re 1 Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus, filed by Roger Wallace Henderson. Signed by Judge Andrew W. Austin. (jf)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS AUSTIN DIVISION ROGER WALLACE HENDERSON V. LORIE DAVIS § § § § § A-16-CV-1044-LY REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION OF UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE TO: THE HONORABLE LEE YEAKEL UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE The Magistrate Judge submits this Report and Recommendation to the District Court pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §636(b) and Rule 1(e) of Appendix C of the Local Court Rules of the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas, Local Rules for the Assignment of Duties to United States Magistrate Judges. Before the Court are Petitioner's Application for Habeas Corpus Relief under 28 U.S.C. § 2254 (Document 1); Respondent's Answer (Document 8); and Petitioner's response (Document 14). Petitioner, proceeding pro se, has paid the filing fee for his application. For the reasons set forth below, the undersigned finds that Petitioner's application for writ of habeas corpus should be dismissed. I. STATEMENT OF THE CASE A. Petitioner's Criminal History According to Respondent, the Director has custody of Petitioner pursuant to a judgment and sentence of the 21st Judicial District Court of Bastrop County, Texas in cause number 7976. Petitioner was charged with and pleaded guilty to burglary of a building. On July 29, 1993, pursuant to a plea bargain, the trial court sentenced Petitioner to 25 years' imprisonment. On October 12, 2000, Petitioner was released on parole. His parole was revoked on October 4, 2004, and Petitioner was returned to prison. On March 29, 2011, Petitioner was released on parole. His parole was revoked on October 23, 2015. Petitioner did not receive street-time credit for the time he was on parole, because he did not meet his mid-point calculation dates. B. Petitioner's Grounds for Relief Petitioner raises the following grounds for relief: 1. Petitioner's parole officer was insubordinate when he initially charged Petitioner with failing to report and then later claimed Petitioner was being charged with failing to reschedule his appointment. Stated differently, Petitioner was not provided proper notice when the alleged parole violation of failing to report was later changed to failing to reschedule his appointment with the parole officer; 2. After his parole was revoked in 2004, he was illegally denied street-time credit; 3. After his parole was revoked in 2015, he was illegally denied street-time credit; and 4. Failure to return his previously earned good time credits upon his return to prison in 2015 violated the Ex Post Facto Clause. It is not clear whether Petitioner is also attempting to raise claims under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. He includes in his request for relief a demand for monetary damages. However, that request is barred by Heck v. Humphrey, 512 U.S. 477, 486-87 (1994). II. DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS A. Unexhausted Claim Petitioner has not exhausted his claim that his parole officer was insubordinate when he initially charged Petitioner with failing to report and then later claimed Petitioner was being charged with failing to reschedule his appointment. Although Petitioner raised this claim in his state application, Ex parte Henderson, Appl. No. 27,985-10, the Court of Criminal Appeals dismissed the 2 mixed petition for failure to exhaust his administrative remedies. Petitioner filed a subsequent state application. Ex parte Henderson, Appl. No. 27,985-11. However, he did not challenge the revocation of his parole in that application. Rather, he only challenged the failure to credit him with street time and the failure to restore his good time credits. Petitioner's unexhausted claim is procedurally barred. A subsequent state application for habeas corpus on Petitioner's unexhausted issue would be futile as it would be dismissed pursuant to TEX. CODE CRIM. PROC. ANN. art. 11.07, § 4 as an abuse of the writ. When a state court decision rests on a state law ground that is independent of a federal question and adequate to support the judgment, federal courts lack jurisdiction to review the merits of the case. Coleman v. Thompson, 501 U.S. 722, 729 (1991). In order for a claim of procedural default to preclude federal review of a habeas petitioner's claim, the last state court issuing a reasoned decision must have clearly and unequivocally relied upon the procedural default as an independent and adequate ground for denying relief. Harris v. Reed, 489 U.S. 255, 262 (1989). Additionally, even though a claim has not been reviewed by the state courts, this Court may find that claim to be procedurally barred. Coleman, 501 U.S. at 735. The general rule that a state court must explicitly apply a procedural bar to preclude federal review does not apply to those cases where a petitioner has failed to exhaust his state court remedies and the state court to which he would be required to present his unexhausted claims would now find those claims to be procedurally barred. Id. at n.1. However, a petitioner can still obtain federal habeas review on a claim denied by the state court on the grounds of procedural default if he can show cause and actual prejudice for his procedural default or that a failure to address the merits of the federal claim would result in a miscarriage of justice. Moore v. Roberts, 83 F.3d 699, 702 (5th Cir. 1996), citing Coleman, 501 U.S. at 750. 3 Petitioner has failed to show cause and actual prejudice for his procedural default and has made no showing that a failure to address the merits of the federal claim would result in a miscarriage of justice. Therefore, Petitioner is barred from raising his unexhausted claim. B. Street-Time Credit After 2004 Revocation To the extent Petitioner challenges the failure to grant him street-time credit after his 2004 revocation, his claim is successive. Petitioner filed a federal application for habeas corpus relief challenging the 2004 revocation of his parole on or about April 20, 2006. See Henderson v. Quarterman, No. A-06-CV-290-LY (W.D. Tex.). The Court denied the application on December 18, 2006. Petitioner could have raised his street-time credit claim regarding the 2004 revocation of his parole in his 2006 application. Title 28 U.S.C. § 2244(b) provides before a second or successive application for writ of habeas corpus is filed in the district court, an applicant must move in the appropriate court of appeals for an order authorizing the district court to consider the application. 28 U.S.C. § 2244(b)(3). Petitioner has not obtained prior approval to file a successive habeas corpus application. Pursuant to § 2244(b), Petitioner's application for habeas corpus relief, to the extent he challenges the denial of street time credit after his 2004 revocation, is therefore successive and should be dismissed. See United States v. Fulton, 780 F.3d 683 (5th Cir. 2015) (holding the district court does not have jurisdiction to consider a successive § 2255 motion and remanding to the district court with instructions to dismiss the successive motion for want of jurisdiction). C. Street-Time Credit After 2015 Revocation Petitioner appears to have exhausted his state court remedies with respect to his claim for street-time credit after his 2015 revocation. Petitioner raised this claim in a state application for writ 4 of habeas corpus. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals denied the application on the merits. Ex parte Henderson, Appl. No. 27,985-11. Therefore, the scope of this Court's review is determining whether the adjudication of Petitioner's claim by the state court either (1) resulted in a decision that was contrary to, or involved an unreasonable application of, clearly established Federal law, as determined by the Supreme Court of the United States or (2) resulted in a decision that was based on an unreasonable determination of the facts in light of the evidence presented in the state court proceeding. See 28 U.S.C. § 2254(d). Petitioner is not entitled to street-time credit after his 2015 revocation.1 The law in this Circuit firmly establishes that time spent on parole or mandatory supervision does not operate to reduce the sentence of a parole or mandatory supervision violator returned to prison. The courts have consistently held that by violating parole or mandatory supervision a prisoner forfeits all credit of good conduct time accumulated prior to release and all credit for time on parole or mandatory supervision before the violation. See Cortinas v. United States Parole Comm'n, 938 F.2d 43 (5th Cir. 1991); Munguia v. United States Parole Comm'n, 871 F.2d 517, 521 (5th Cir.), cert. denied, 493 U.S. 856 (1989); United States v. Newton, 698 F.2d 770, 772 (5th Cir. 1983); Starnes v. Cornett, 464 F.2d 524 (5th Cir.), cert. denied, 409 U.S. 987 (1972); Betts v. Beto, 424 F.2d 1299 (1970). Thus, Petitioner has no federal constitutional right to reduction of his sentence for time spent on parole. Additionally, the Court notes parole and mandatory supervision conditions are not additional to, but rather part of, the original sentence. See Coronado v. United States Board of Parole, 540 F.2d 216, 218 (5th Cir. 1976); Sturgis v. United States, 419 F.2d 390 (5th Cir. 1969). Petitioner is not being 1 The Court notes that, had it considered the merits of Petitioner's claim regarding street-time credit after the 2004, it would have concluded he was not entitled to that credit for the same reasons set out here. 5 forced to serve more than his 25-year sentence. Petitioner violated the terms of his supervision, and as a result, lost any credit for the time he spent on parole. Petitioner is also not entitled to his street-time credit under Texas law. The Texas parole statute in effect at the time the controlling offense was committed (March 8, 1993) provides in relevant part: When a person's parole, mandatory supervision, or conditional pardon is revoked, that person may be required to serve the portion remaining of the sentence on which he was released, such portion remaining to be calculated without credit for the time from the date of his release to the date of revocation. TEX. CODE CRIM. PROC. art. 42.18 § 14(a) (Vernon 1992) (currently TEX. GOV'T CODE ANN. § 508.283(b) (West 2016). Accordingly, Petitioner was never entitled to receive a reduction of his sentence for the time he spent on parole. Finally, even under the Texas statute addressing street-time credit in effect at the time of Petitioner's revocation in 2015, Petitioner is not entitled to credit. That statute reads in pertinent part: (c) If the parole, mandatory supervision, or conditional pardon of a person other than a person described by Section 508.149(a) is revoked, the person may be required to serve the remaining portion of the sentence on which the person was released. For a person who on the date of issuance of a warrant or summons initiating the revocation process is subject to a sentence the remaining portion of which is greater than the amount of time from the date of the person's release to the date of issuance of the warrant or summons, the remaining portion is to be served without credit for the time from the date of the person's release to the date of revocation. For a person who on the date of issuance of the warrant or summons is subject to a sentence the remaining portion of which is less than the amount of time from the date of the person's release to the date of issuance of the warrant or summons, the remaining portion is to be served without credit for an amount to time equal to the remaining portion of the sentence on the date of issuance of the warrant or citation. 6 TEX. GOV'T CODE ANN. § 508.283(c) (West 2014). Under this section, Petitioner would have been entitled to credit for street time if on the date his warrant issued, he was "subject to a sentence the remaining portion of which [was] less than the amount of time from the date of the person's release to the date of issuance of the warrant or summons." According to TDCJ, Petitioner's midpoint calculation date was June 1, 2016. Because the pre-revocation warrant for Petitioner's arrest was issued on September 16, 2015, Petitioner failed to make it to his midpoint calculation date. As a result, Petitioner is not entitled to receive street-time credit under section 508.283. Having independently reviewed the entire state court record, this Court finds nothing unreasonable in the state court's application of clearly established federal law or in the state court's determination of facts in light of the evidence. Accordingly, Petitioner is not entitled to federal habeas corpus relief. D. Restoration of Good Time Credits Petitioner contends the failure to return his previously earned good time credits upon his return to prison in 2015 violated the Ex Post Facto Clause. Petitioner's claim is moot due to his release from prison.2 Under Texas law, good time does not carry over to any subsequent incarceration. See Adair v. Dretke, 150 F. App'x 329, 332 (5th Cir. 2005); TEX. GOV'T CODE § 498.004(b). Furthermore, there was no ex post facto violation because good time credits affect only parole eligibility and their loss does not increase the sentence. See Palmer v. Texas Bd. of Paroles, 89 F. App'x 857, 858 (5th Cir. 2003). Since 1977, Texas statutes (previously TEX. REV. CIV. STAT. ANN. 2 On May 9, 2017, Petitioner notified the Court of a change of address. Court personnel verified with the TDCJ that Petitioner was released on parole on May 4, 2017. 7 art. 6181-1, § 4 and currently TEX. GOVT. CODE ANN. §§ 498.003, 498.004, 498.005) have provided that good conduct time applies only to eligibility for parole or mandatory supervision and may be forfeited for violations of department rules and good time does not reduce an inmate's sentence. Ex Parte Hallmark, 883 S.W.2d 672, 673 (Tex. Crim. App. 1994). Petitioner presented this claim in a state application for habeas corpus relief, which the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals denied. Having independently reviewed the entire state court record, this Court finds nothing unreasonable in the state court's application of clearly established federal law or in the state court's determination of facts in light of the evidence. Accordingly, Petitioner is not entitled to federal habeas corpus relief. III. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that Petitioner's application for writ of habeas corpus be dismissed for want of jurisdiction to the extent he seeks street-time credit after his 2004 revocation, be dismissed as moot to the extent he seeks the restoration of good time credits, and be dismissed with prejudice on the remaining claims. To the extent Plaintiff attempts to raise claims under section 1983, those claims should be dismissed without prejudice to refiling in a civil-rights complaint and are subject to the filing fee requirements of the Prison Litigation Reform Act. IV. CERTIFICATE OF APPEALABILITY An appeal may not be taken to the court of appeals from a final order in a habeas corpus proceeding "unless a circuit justice or judge issues a certificate of appealability." 28 U.S.C. § 2253(c) (1)(A). Pursuant to Rule 11 of the Federal Rules Governing Section 2254 Cases, effective December 1, 2009, the district court must issue or deny a certificate of appealability when it enters a final order adverse to the applicant. 8 A certificate of appealability may issue only if a petitioner has made a substantial showing of the denial of a constitutional right. 28 U.S.C. § 2253(c)(2). The Supreme Court fully explained the requirement associated with a "substantial showing of the denial of a constitutional right" in Slack v. McDaniel, 529 U.S. 473, 484 (2000). In cases where a district court rejected a petitioner's constitutional claims on the merits, "the petitioner must demonstrate that reasonable jurists would find the district court's assessment of the constitutional claims debatable or wrong." Id. "When a district court denies a habeas petition on procedural grounds without reaching the petitioner's underlying constitutional claim, a COA should issue when the petitioner shows, at least, that jurists of reason would find it debatable whether the petition states a valid claim of the denial of a constitutional right and that jurists of reason would find it debatable whether the district court was correct in its procedural ruling." Id. In this case, reasonable jurists could not debate the dismissal or denial of the Petitioner's section 2254 petition on substantive or procedural grounds, nor find that the issues presented are adequate to deserve encouragement to proceed. Miller-El v. Cockrell, 537 U.S. 322, 327 (2003) (citing Slack, 529 U.S. at 484). Accordingly, it is respectfully recommended that the Court shall not issue a certificate of appealability. V. OBJECTIONS The parties may file objections to this Report and Recommendation. A party filing objections must specifically identify those findings or recommendations to which objections are being made. The District Court need not consider frivolous, conclusive, or general objections. Battles v. United States Parole Comm'n, 834 F.2d 419, 421 (5th Cir. 1987). 9 A party's failure to file written objections to the proposed findings and recommendations contained in this Report within fourteen (14) days after the party is served with a copy of the Report shall bar that party from de novo review by the district court of the proposed findings and recommendations in the Report and, except upon grounds of plain error, shall bar the party from appellate review of unobjected-to proposed factual findings and legal conclusions accepted by the district court. See 28 U.S.C. § 636(b)(1)(C); Thomas v. Arn, 474 U.S. 140, 150-153 (1985); Douglass v. United Servs. Auto. Assoc., 79 F.3d 1415 (5th Cir. 1996)(en banc). SIGNED this 16th day of June, 2017. _____________________________________ ANDREW W. AUSTIN UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE 10


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Wife Jailed for Life—Husband Not Eaten By Gators
Denise Williams, center, sits with her defense attorney Ethan Way, right, before Williams' sentencing in Tallahassee, Fla., for the murder of her husband, Mike Williams. (Alicia Devine/Tallahassee Democrat via AP)
A Florida woman was jailed for life this week for killing her husband, who for years was thought to have been eaten by alligators, reports NBC News.
Denise Williams was sentenced to life without parole Wednesday after a court found in December that she conspired with her then lover 18 years ago to kill husband Mike Williams. In December 2000, Mike Williams vanished after he went out hunting with Brian Winchester—his best friend whom Denise later married.
Investigators assumed Mike Williams had fallen from his boat and been eaten by alligators, as he was reported missing and his body was never found. Then in 2017, his body turned up in mud in a lake north of Tallahassee, with a shotgun blast in the head.
State prosecutors concluded that Denise ordered him killed so that she could claim $1.75 million in life insurance. Michael's mother, Cheryl, said she believed justice had finally been served, reports the Tallahassee Democrat.
"There is no manual to tell a mother what to do when her child goes missing," she told the courtroom. The judge sentenced Denise, 48, in just 15 minutes.
As for Winchester, who did the actual shooting, he previously pleaded guilty to kidnapping Denise at gunpoint in 2017. They had separated the year before. According to People, he was granted immunity in the killing as a key witness and will be released after serving his 20-year kidnapping sentence.
Incidentally, Mike Williams disappeared just ahead of his sixth wedding anniversary.
Article originally published at Newser.
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Many Christians today have lost sight of the fact that the ultimate purpose of man is to glorify God. In their marvelous book, Bob Sjogren and Gerald Robison show very clearly how our theology has deteriorated and how we can be restored to a correct and dynamic belief and trust in our great God and Savior.
PASTOR AL JACKSON – Lakeview Baptist, Auburn AL.
After hearing Gerald make his insightful presentation in a Sunday morning and evening service and after having him semester by semester teach a condensed version of his material in our missions equipping class, I enthusiastically endorse him and commend him to you. He is a gifted communicator with an insightful presentation. God has worked through Gerald's "Cat and Dog Theology" and "Top Line – Bottom Line View of Scripture" presentations to help many of our people see God's heart for the nations through all of Scripture and to look at their relationship with God in new ways. His influence on the people of Lakeview Baptist Church has greatly enhanced our mission's passion.
"Cat and Dog Theology" will help you reevaluate your relationship with the Master. This kind of obedience training is what the church needs, especially in 21st century America!
Topics such as feel-good theology, suffering, fairness, "winner's circle gospel", wrong priorities and Christian humanism are dealt with in a fresh way that causes even the most seasoned theologian or missionary to ponder if he, or she, has not unwittingly been affected with this self-centered mindset.... At first, the book's title made me skeptical about its contents. But once I began reading it, it was one book I could not put down. It's message is so important I now require all my missions students to read it, and recommend missionaries and mission committees to do so as well.
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About a year ago some of our mission team heard Dr Robison explain The Cat and Dog Theology at a sister church. We alternately laughed and cried as the truth of God's desire for His own glory became clear. We found ourselves such a product of our own culture that even in our worship, Bible study and prayer we've managed to turn the focus on ourselves. Here at last was what we needed....not to treat symptoms [a lack of passion for lost people] but a true change of heart. Several weeks after Dr Robison explained Cat and DOG Theology and Topline/Bottomline our folks are still applying what we heard. When someone slips into Cat mode you may hear a subtle good-natured meow or if a scripture is only partly quoted someone will continue the rest of the verse that shows God's perspective on the verse.
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One of the greatest influences upon my life and ministry has been Dr. Gerald Robison. From the point of my call until now (20 years later), Gerald has continued to guide and offer fresh insights into practical ministry. I know of no more effective bible teacher and speaker and will continue to utilize his gifts in my local church for years to come.
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"If your church is interested in getting a God-centered perspective on missions and the Christian life, I highly recommend Dr Gerald Robison's seminars. Your people will get a biblical handle on what God is doing in the world and how they can be a part of it, and Gerald's humor allows them to have a lot of fun as they learn. Get ready to think, to laugh, and to get mobilized to realize the Great Commission potential of your church. "
It is amazing how one idea can change your life forever. Gerald Robison, through his Cat & Dog Seminar, will give you several dozen ideas. Any one of these ideas, once applied, will have a dramatic impact on your relationship with God and your relationships with others. The principles taught are inspiring and life-changing. At the same time, they are so easy to understand you will want to put your hand to your forehead and say, "I should have had a V-8." Cat & Dog will nourish your soul.
Several years ago, I was new employee and I coordinated a program called Perspectives on the World Christian movement. I did not expect the impact "Cat and Dog Theology" would make on me. I thought I knew God's word but was I wrong. I had looked at the Bible through the wrong eyes. Mine and not God's. Cat and Dog Theology changed everything I do. I read God's word differently and I desire God to be glorified by all the Nations of the world. Dr. Robinson is an excellent communicator and I will invite him back as long as he is willing to come and teach our class. His message will bless your socks off. Melanie Mitchell – Perspectives Great Lake Regional Director.
"We have had Gerald come for the last two years and speak about Cat and Dog Theology. I must admit that I was nervous about how people would receive the teaching, but have been extremely happy with the end results. People have been brought to see Theology in a way that they can easily understand and thus are able to apply the lessons learned to how they view God and their relationship with Him. We enjoy having Gerald come and will be inviting him back."
I have not experienced a better communicator than Gerald Robison. He has been with us several times – both in regular services and special seminars – and is our unqualified favorite! His presentation of Cat and Dog Theology has been instrumental in restoring our church to spiritual vitality after decades of decline.
Cat and Dog Theology was creative and captivating as it told the overall story of God's working through all the ages to reveal His glory. We had people of all ages in the auditorium and it kept the attention of everyone for the entire time. I highly recommend this event to draw your congregation away from themselves and into God's wonderful plan.
"Gerald has taught me to understand that it is not all about me."
"I went to Bible College and have been in church my whole life. But this puts everything in a different perspective. I just didn't realize I'd been so self-centered and foolish...I just didn't know I had God so boxed in...I now fear and respect God like never before."