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Firefly - Panama City Beach
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I am a chef so I'm quite critical when it comes to dining at a nice restaurant. My experience at Firefly was wonderful, both the food and the service. The price was also very reasonable for the food that was served.
LOVED this restaurant! Great atmosphere, exceptional service, amazing food. We have already told our friends to check it out next time they are in PCB. We had wine, steak, and cheesecake, all of which were fantastic. We can't wait to get back!
I went with 3 other people and traveled from 60 miles away. We all had the she crab soup which is a must. It was excellent. I had the Bibb lettuce salad with goat cheese which was very good. The pan seared scallops were great. Two from our party had the grouper entree which they likes very much. The pomegranate martini got very good reviews. One person had the N.Y. strip steak which was good but a little tough. The only dessert we had was a complimentary vanilla cream brulee which was excellent but small. Our server was Hank, who was competent but not especially personable. I have been to Firefly on several occasions and it has only disappointed me once, about 2 years ago. They seem up to snuff now. I recommend this place highly.
Everything was great, though my wife and I's filets were both a little overdone. We asked for as rare as legally possible and I'm pretty sure they spent a little too much time under the lamps waiting on the softshell crab. Risotto could have been a little less mushy, but otherwise, and excellent meal.
Third visit in 3 months! My new favorite place! Can't wait to go again!
Wonderful place. Everything we had was has above average. The she crab was outstanding.
The food was fantastic. We enjoyed every portion of our meal, from the wine, to the main course, to dessert. The only letdown that got our experience off to a bad start was the wait for our table. We had reservations for 6:30, but they told us when we arrived that our table was not ready yet. We then had to wait another 15-20 minutes, even though the restaurant was practically empty. While we were waiting, another couple got seated before us even though they arrived after us and appeared not to have reservations. What's the point of reservations if you have to wait for your table, and people who arrive after you get seated before you? But, we did walk away happy at the end of the night because our server and the food were outstanding.
Wonderful food, professional staff, great ambience! Be sure to check it out!
So many restaurants in Panama City offer the same kind of food/atmosphere. They are one and the same, with some kind of grouper, a view of the beach and too much money for what you get. Firefly is different. While you are not on the beach, the atmosphere is nice, with a Disney designed lit tree in the dining room for an outdoor feel. The menu is diverse, with fish, lamb, duck, pork, steak and so on. There are choices for everyone. Plus, these dishes are prepared with flair, with sauces and textures to wake up the taste buds. This was our 18th anniversary dinner, and dessert was special. It was a flaming creme brulee, with "Happy Anniversary" written in chocolate. Service was wonderful (thanks, Christian). We will be back.
The best restaurant on the beach for food and internal decor. Dont be fooled by the understated exterior or the location. It is a truly beautiful restaurant on the inside, with a library style lounge, and an internal courtyard complete with tree and lights.
We went on a Wednesday night. My boyfriends and my birthday and my parents anniversary. The hostesses were great and the inside décor of the restaurant was great. We decided to go with the sunset specials since there was a good selection.The she-crab soup was the highlight of the night. The main courses were a problem. I ordered the black and white sesame tuna and my mother ordered the salmon. Both had a distinct taste of rosemary, which was not in the description and did not go with either fish. My boyfriend had the medallion of beef tenderloin, but it was sinew and tough--he didn't say anything until we were home. The complimentary BD dessert and service were outstanding. We have high hopes for this restaurant and will return!
It was my first time being in Panama City Beach this week and Firefly was the best place I try. The atmosphere was beautiful and comfortable. I ordered things from the sunset menu which they offer from 5-6:30pm; it was great value for the money. All the food was yummy!
Everything about this resturant was excellent. The whole staff was very friendly, and the food was delicious.
Came in from out of town to celebrate a friends b-day. Had a fantastic meal plus a our server, Eric, was exceptional. Would definitely go there the next time I am in Panama City. Loved the dining specials from 5-6:30pm. What a real treat. She Crab soup was out of this world.
My husband and I have celebrated our last 3 anniversaries with Firefly in Panama City Beach. The food is always good - definitely a step above the local touristy fare that you normally find. Drinks have always been good there - they have a really extensive wine list. Service has always been spectacular, especially this past weekend. Very knowledgeable waiter. If you're a foodie you'll like Firefly.
We celebrated our first anniversary at Firefly. I must say, it had to be one of the top three dinners ever. The food was spectacular, perfectly seasoned and well balanced. I had the Caesar salad which was topped with lump blue crab and served in a Parmesan cheese bowl...awesome. My hubby had the she-crab soup which was also to die for. I had the grouper which I can't say enough good things about. And to end the night, our server brought us a flaming creme brûlée with the words "Happy Anniversary" written in chocolate around the plate. To die for. What an amazing experience. It was worth every penny and I couldn't imagine a better anniversary experience.
We were with 2 other couples to enjoy a good dinner and celebrate 2 birthdays. So glad we chose Firefly. The all of the food was very good. The sushi is as good as we have anywhere and the desserts are excellent. We had a very good waiter. He is from Puerto Rico. He made our night very enjoyable. The dining room was very full and the noise level is fairly high with all the conversation. They have a nice library type room with a fire place that you can sit and enjoy a glass of wine in. We will be back.
We have lived in Panama City Beach, FL for three years and this is my favorite!!! Thank you Firefly!!!
The she crab soup is everything that has been written about it and more. The crab cakes were the best I have had since 1988 in S. Carolina. My wife had Grecian chicken, which was equally great. Perfect bday dinner.
My first time dining at Firefly and I loved it. I will be finding every excuse to return.
A wonderful meal once again. The andouille crusted grouper was wonderful, my wife had the bacon wrapped shrimp over grits, and did not even bother to offer me a taste as she polished off the plate. We took my in-laws for their first trip there and they were ready to return back the next night. If you do not make this part of your vacation, you are truly missing out on a wonderful food experience.
We are new to the area and have been searching for something other than bad bar food and everything fried. We were thrilled to stumble upon The Firefly. Great ambiance and fabulous service. Don't let the "strip mall" entrance fool you...go through the door and prepare to be thoroughly impressed. Someone in this kitchen knows what fine dining means.
food was awesome and beautifully presented. The only comment would be the food showed up to fast. We didn't have time to finish our cocktails.
Took my wife to Firefly for her birthday. We had a wonderful time we had fun watching for fireflies in the tree.
I love how this place has a regular food menu and a sushi menu. We had sushi for an appitizer and it was good. We had the she crab soup and it was better, then we had the sautéed grouper and it knocked our socks off. Really good bread to start off with. The service was excellent. The only thing that was a little off was the decor. It wasn't bad, just a little cheesy for my taste. I highly recommend this place for a date night!
Having lived in PCB for the last 2 years, my wife and I finally decided to try this place to celebrate our anniversary. The waiter was outstanding. His knowledge about the food, wine and sense of humor made the experience more enjoyable. Firefly is located in a strip type shopping area in a populated tourist area but once inside, it is a casual, very cozy environment and beach views become irrelevant. The timing was reasonable and the food was awesome. We are looking forward to our next visit to try other menu items and are certainly not waiting for our next anniversary to do so!
We dined here for our anniversary after reading the reviews on Open Table & we were thrilled with everything.The food was delicious. The drinks were just right (try the blue martini) & the desserts were terrific. Our server was terrific & made our special night memorable. My only bits of advice to the restaurant are to move the hostess stand so it is visible upon entering (it is tucked away to the left as you enter in the middle of the oddly arranged bar area) and move the menus mounted outside so people do not get hit by the door as patrons exit. If you are in the area you should definitely give it a try!
Best dinner i've ever had. Great server, great birthday dinner for the fiance, impressive food.
We visit Panama City Beach every fall. We always book one night at FireFly. A fantastic PCB find.
It was all just amazing. My filet mignon was melt in your mouth delicious. The service was exceptional. All in all probably the best meal we've ever had
The food is out of this world! A bit on the pricey side so you may want to save it for a special occasion
a very comfortable + relaxing evening with great food + atmosphere.
We have to hit Firefly each time we're in PCB. it's reminiscent of California wine country restaurants. A true fine dining experience. I was disappointed in my meal (duck breast), but my husband was very happy with the boar shank. New touch is the flaming creme brulee at your table.
We recently decided to try Firefly at Panama City Beach for our 1 year anniversary celebration. The restaurant was incredible and the ambiance was even better. It is easy to see that the chefs are world class. Open table made making reservations a breeze. We will be sure to recommend this spot to family and friends.
Had never been here before, but knew it was highly regarded in the area. We went at 6 pm so we were there for the early evening specials. The choices were varied and offered something for any taste. The quality and presentation was superb, and the service was spot on. Our party agreed that for all around value this was one of the best meals we've ever had.
Firefly never disappoints, and the She Crab soup is amazing!
Food was awesome. Service was spot on. Pricing was a little more than we were use to but well worth it after the food came out.
Was there on Saturday for my 40th Birthday. Party of 8. We had wine, Martinis, sushi, salmon, steak, soft shell crab and the list goes on and on. EVERYTHING was delicious, including the creme brûlée for dessert. If you're in Panama City Beach do yourself a favor and stop through!!! And ask for Eric, he's an amazing server...
We were shocked to find such an amazing eatery for a fancy dinner out nestled away in a shopping center plaza, a few yards from the beach. The atomosphere of this place was beautiful. The food was even better. Everything prepared perfectly and amazing flavor. Even the breads and dips were outstanding. Will return on our next trip into town. Wow.
Great food & wine in a great space with an outstanding staff!
Beautiful place to dine with sometime - twinkling lights in trees, quiet, private tables, great service and food. A little pricy but is great for a special night of fine dining.
Good spot for a date night. The fact that it is in a strip plaza doesn't deter from the experience. The low lighting inside the restaurant is relaxing. I did not try the sushi there but their main menu offers many options.
We have been here for special occasions...and anytime we are in PCB. Fantistic food and atmosphere!
We had a wonderful time @ Firefly....great food, friendly and attentive wait staff! Would visit there everytime we go to PCB! Not on the beach....but not a problem for us.
I took my wife to Firefly to celebrate a new job (hers). The staff took the time to make this a really great night and we'll certainly remember our meal. The stuffed filet was especially good and I recommend the bread pudding for desert.
My wife and I celebrated our anniversary there. It was our first time at the restaurant. We were treated so nicely and as if our anniversary was very important to them. The staff was so pleasant and professional. We would definitely recommend it to others and come back ourselves.
I am a well traveled patron and Firefly can certainly hold it's own with other upscale restaurants especially for the locale tourist driven Panama City Beach. I wanted to take my twin daughters out for a special (adult) dinner and Firefly did not disappoint from the cocktails to the Pinot Noir to the dinner to the complimentary ending of probably the Best Creme Brulee in town! And the Sunset Special menu offers a good selection for a great price. Thank you for making our special Ladies Night out a special event :)!
As evident from my title, we have been to Firefly on numerous occasions and have always had great food and service. I always look forward to going as it is the best restaurant in Panama City
What am amazing way to spend our First Anniversary. Our waiter Lance went above and beyond the dining experience and this was our first time and a special occasion. The food was beyond delightful & perfectly cooked, let's not forget about the wine!
We always enjoy eating here and are never disappointed by the offerings. From the salad to dessert you are guaranteed a great meal.


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Topic: Helloooooo! Posted: 11 May 2007 at 11:25am |
Ah made it! So crafty lasses, it's all fresh and new. Let's post what we're working on.
Knitting - the adult soaker, discloths, the ongoing cabled throw for my mom Sewing - diapers to fit the ever growing Niall, jammies for Rowan, and skirts for me. Other - digital scrapping album for me and the grandparents - all the birthday stuff for Rowan's party |
Rowan & Niall Sweet Tea Soakers- Custom knits and family blog |
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 11:32am |
I have a very short attention span right now so I have a lot going.
Knitting-2 pairs of longies for the twins, shorties for ds, lizard ridge, and dishcloths for my Mommy (gotta get these done by Sunday)
Crocheting-2 pairs of longies, baby blankets, and dishcloths (again for Mom, on a deadline!)
Sewing and snapping-diapers for the babies, which are not coming out pretty! I hope they're at least functional!
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 11:54am |
I'm another one who has a short attention span. There are other projects that are in Project Purgatory, but the ones that are currently active are:
- Knitting Icarus shawl from handspun "Fire Spirit" Targhee in fingering weight
- Spinning laceweight yarn from ZenString March Fiber Club -- Pomegranite Merino Bamboo
- Felted purse for dd
- Desperately trying to finish Feather and Fan socks from Claudia's Handpainted so I can start playing with some of my ZenString co-op sock yarn!
- 2 different washclothes in various states of completion. I wasn't thrilled with the yarn I was using for the first (it was mercerized) so I went onto another one using Sugar n Creme. I'm going to finish both before starting another!
What's even worse -- I've forced myself to stop starting anything else until at least these are done. But I spend the time trying to decide what to do next. So many choices! I never have enough time
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 1:04pm |
Bloomers from ZenString DutchBulbs for Audrey, I'm on the gusset now
Socks, for me, learning to magic loop
Two pair of nighttime shorts for Audrey
I've got yarn for a tank, a baby blanket, and two pair of longies for the new baby. Also, sock yarn galore, three pair planned
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 1:30pm |
Just started a pair of pink shorties that will have white trim (watch my etsy store!_
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 1:58pm |
The only thing I have on the needles right now is a lizard ridge square. I have actually finished everything else I started! It is a miracle, usually I have about 5 things going.
I am debating what to start next, I want to knit a dress with a really froufrouy skirt, some capris, a halter, a halter/jumpsuit a shrug to go w/ the romper I made for dd. ......hmmmmmmm, decisions, decisions!
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 2:07pm |
Need to finish up a soaker i am crocheting for a friend, then I need to get started on a jumper for my niece :) and another soaker for Izaak. One just isn't cutting it and now that we are using mostly flats I can size down a bit.
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 2:13pm |
ooh Project pergatory!
Longies on the needles~ 3 sets of yarn combos for next projects..that I have to complete before I'll allow myself to buy more yarn! |
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 3:48pm |
Actively knitting the Lion Brand Ruffled Tutu Onsie, I still have many projects sitting in closets. And I have a few projects that need to be sewn up, now that I know how to weave in ends without fear... uh oh baby just found a ball of yarn!
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 4:53pm |
This is crazy!
Ok, working on... 2nd leg with ruffle (my first) clamdiggers for Ellie. They were going to be capri's but as I was watching the weather report I figured I'd better stop now... I think summer might have arrived. Socks - pair for me and pair for dh Blanket for E's birthday... it's late. lol! Rug for N's room - it seems to have taken up residence as a permanent UFO lol! Edited by jessj - 11 May 2007 at 4:54pm |
Jess, mama to my two crazy girlies!div
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 5:28pm |
I'm working on...
Knitting: ankle socks for me Crocheting: flowers and embellishments for a handbag project (which i will post about when it's done!) Sewing: diapers, always! Also a few pairs of boxer undies for Emmy and some dolly dresses. |
Linnea, heartspun wife to Michael, mom to Miriam and Tobias
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 6:06pm |
Let's see....we are NOT counting the log cabin blanket , besides I put it back in the closet anyway. So that leaves....the KP&S cardigan and the Roza's socks.
Ohhh....only two, that's nice.
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 10:14pm |
Project purgatory! I have sooooo many cross-stitch projects hanging out in there, it's not even funny. Pray that they might reach UFO heaven! On the knitting needles: LTK soaker, just have front flap, seaming, legs to do. Woohoo!! And a hat, and a dishcloth I will never finish because cotton yarn SUCKS. Well, I hate it, anyway.
Not finished but cast off: Tiny Birds flat soaker. Putting off seaming up the sides! lol.
No crochet/sewing.
Cross-stitch: Just need to do evil French knots on Evelyn's birth announcement and it's done!
A new pattern just purchased that I need to get started (a pretty Marjolein Bastin one).
Annie, pharmacist mommy to Olivia and Evelyn 8/04 & 3/06di
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 10:24pm |
Here is my to do list:
Knitting-finish shorties(which I should be doing instead of playing with the new 'pin!), start newbie soaker, wait on yarn!! Sewing- prefitteds for ds, finish handsewing baby quilt, making extra large recieving blankets for swaddleing Thats it! MAYBE I can fit it all in with my nesting/cleaning frenzy I am on! |
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 11 May 2007 at 10:27pm |
OK, so I have knitting and crocheting ADD I have too many projects going.... some are very active, others don't get much love...
Knitting -
-WWBN Secret Garden BBR Capris for Ella (1/4 through body)
-Uberknits Berry Splash BFL shorties for a custom (I'm working these a new way, and have about 1 1/2-2 inches of the body done)
-Dashing Dachs Lion Cub Stallion Merino shorties (at eyelet row of waistband)
-dishcloth from MDK (not the ball band one) - this has not been touched in weeks... I'm just not loving it.. but hope to pick it up again in a couple of weeks
-Knitpicks Merino Style/Hawaiin Memories shorties(am about 4 rows from splitting for the legs)
-purewool shorties in the Butterfly colorway
-Swish Superwash longies for my cousin's daughter... I need to frog these and make her a tank top instead as I don't think I'm going to ever get them done, and if I do, they probably won't fit as the measurements I have for her are from October. For that reason, if I finish them, I'll still need to make her a tank and find a new home for these capris.
Heather, mommy to Ella (11/04), Jackie (3/06), and Lily (9/09)
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 12 May 2007 at 8:36am |
let's see......mine are all knitting:
placemats for my parents RV (won't get done before they go on their trip though)
preemie hat (yup, i'm still working on getting up to 40...hee hee)
poncho for dalton (needs to be frogged though--i've loosened up my knitting so much since I started it that it'll look funny if i continue it)
getting ready to start:
flower washcloth (i think it's from my weekend knitting book)
LTK bucket hat for myself
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 12 May 2007 at 9:46am |
Just finishing up the lining on a handbag I knitted for myself
I've got a cursed soaker that needs finishing (or chucking in the trash) A purse I'm making for my sister before she arrives on the 25th And my sole crochet at the moment, a crocheted sushi set I'm making DD for her bday on june 6 And let's not forget the Christmas pressies: Clapotis for my mom A scarf for my sis Others I haven't cast on yet |
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 12 May 2007 at 10:00am |
I'm doing shorties for dd - I'm trying to get her back in cloth and out of "Goodnights" - AGAIN!
Also got a few felted bags to finish for birthday/Xmas gifts.
Susan, Scottish Mummy to Chloe (7yo) and Tristan (5yo)
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 12 May 2007 at 10:18am |
-shorties on the needles
-a skein of noro kuryon that i don't know what to do with yet, but will take suggestions -need to start making the hats i'm doing for the guys in our family for christmas. -probably going to do scarves for the girls, though i was thinking i might try my hand at felting purses. we'll see. |
mama to isobel(born on 01/07) & brady (joined the family 07/05)
wife to my Marine (04/05)to,488px);}div |
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The Strikeout: Starters
You are all aware that I host The Fantasy Drive each day on SirusXM Fantasy Sports Radio right? If you weren't aware I do, and you can catch the fantasy sports talk from 5-8PM EDT daily, Monday through Friday, on channels XM 147 and Sirius 211. Now that the infomercial section of the article is over, let's get to the relevance of why I brought this up.
As part of my work with SiriusXM, I was tasked with putting together a 10-15 minute segment on the art of strikeout. When the wheels started turning I was able to work up a list of some rather interesting bits o' information, so I thought I would share that with you all in print as well.
The 2010 Season
I don't know if pitchers are getting better, if batters are getting worse, if it was a one anomaly, or if the removal of PED's from the game has helped to level the playing field, but 2010 was a very good year for pitchers.
* In 2010 pitchers posted a K/9 mark of 7.13. That was the highest mark of the 21st century (from 2000-10 the big league average has been 6.67).
* The last five years the K/9 rate has gone up from 6.38 to 7.13 per nine.
The Targets
What numbers would you look to as "targets" when it comes to the strikeout? Here are some thoughts.
(1) Don't overlook guys who didn't post huge strikeout totals as it's much more important to pay attention to the context of a strikeout, in this case the K/9 mark of a hurler. A perfect example is Bud Norris. He "only" had 158 Ks last year, but that's because he pitched only 153.2 innings. On the other hand, his K/9 rate was as exceedingly impressive 9.25. Look at the ratio versus the raw K-total, it's much more valuable when trying to discern who the strikeout aces are.
(2) In the fantasy game, I wouldn't target a starter with a K/9 mark under 6.50 or a reliever under 7.50. Starters can have success below that level without a doubt – especially extreme ground ballers are but one example of the type of hurler that could still succeed with mediocre strike rates – but I'd prefer a staff of guys like Bud Morris and Brandon Morrow over the Derek Lowe's and Jake Westbrook's of the world every time.
(3) Even though this is about the strikeout, make sure to look at walks as well. Heat does you no good if you can't throw strikes (hello Oliver Perez). In 2010 pitchers posted a 2.17 K/BB mark thanks to the extra strikeouts and a 5-year low of 3.28 in the BB/9 column. As a result, the 2.17 K/BB mark was the best in the 21st century.
Starting Pitchers
With that primer, here is a list of the top strikeout artists, as defined by their K/9 marks, from the 2010 season.
K/9 Amongst qualifiers – minimum 162 IP
9.79 Tim Lincecum
9.74 Jon Lester
9.73 Yovani Gallardo
9.54 Jonathan Sanchez
9.44 Francisco Liriano
9.35 Jered Weaver
9.34 Clayton Kershaw
9.21 Mat Latos
9.11 Josh Johnson
9.10 Cole Hamels
8.79 Justin Verlander
8.78 Colby Lewis
8.69 Ryan Dempster
8.69 Ubaldo Jimenez
8.46 Max Scherzer
8.36 Felix Hernandez
8.32 Adam Wainwright
8.28 James Shields
8.27 Dan Haren
8.22 Wandy Rodriguez
If we drop down the innings pitched mark a bit lower, here is the list that we come up with (players in italics are new additions to the above list).
K/9 – minimum 100 IP
10.95 Brandon Morrow
9.79 Tim Lincecum
9.74 Jon Lester
9.73 Yovani Gallardo
9.54 Jonathan Sanchez
9.52 Manny Parra
9.44 Francisco Liriano
9.35 Jered Weaver
9.34 Clayton Kershaw
9.25 Bud Norris
9.21 Mat Latos
9.11 Josh Johnson
9.10 Cole Hamels
9.04 Jhoulys Chacin
8.79 Justin Verlander
8.78 Colby Lewis
8.69 Ryan Dempster
8.69 Ubaldo Jimenez
8.46 Max Scherzer
8.41 Hisanori Takahashi
Mr. Morrow ends up leading baseball with a K/9 rate of 10.95. If he were able to maintain that rate over 190 innings that would lead to 231 strikeouts, the same total that Tim Lincecum posted which was the best mark in the NL. However, Brandon Morrow, Manny Parra, Bud Norris and Jhoulys Chacin, while major strikeout contributors, all posted a BB/9 mark over 4.00, so they certainly come with risk.
Starters to Target
The following group of pitchers are those starters you should target, ones with a K/9 of 7.00 and a K/BB above 2.75 last season (min. 100 IP). There were only 26 such hurlers in 2010.
Roy Halladay
Tommy Hanson
Cole Hamels
Cliff Lee
Matt Cain
Tim Lincecum
Felix Hernandez
Mat Latos
Jered Weaver
Zack Greinke
Jake Peavy
Josh Johnson
Shaun Marcum
Colby Lewis
Dan Haren
Justin Verlander
Francisco Liriano
Adam Wainwright
Roy Oswalt
Scott Baker
Ted Lilly
Here are five more who made the list who might not have been obvious considering the other aspects of their pitching performance last season..
Ricky Nolasco: The Marlin's hurler has a 4.81 ERA past two years despite some excellent work on the hill. His K/9 mark of 8.98 is 7th best in baseball in that time, while his 4.44 K/BB ratio is 4th best. Buy low on him if you can.
Travis Wood: The rookie had a rather solid K/9 mark of 7.54, and with a lack of walks he was able to post a strong 3.31 K/BB.
James Shields: – Despite 15 Loses and 5.18 ERA, Shields actually posted the best K/9 of his career at 8.28. Shields also posted a strong 3.67 K/BB, just slightly off his career 3.70 mark. Buy him at a discount this year, he's as good as he has ever been.
Hiroki Kuroda: The Dodgers' depth starter had a 7.29 K/9 (the best of career), which led to a similarly impressive 3.31 K/BB mark. He isn't a fantasy ace, but he is a fine option to round out a staff.
Jason Hammel : The Rockies' righty had a career best 7.14 K/9 and a solid 3.00 K/BB (it was 3.17 in '09). He will be a bargain on draft day after posting a poor 4.81 ERA in '10.
Solid Pitchers to Avoid
Ground ball types: Carl Pavano (4.76 K/9), Mike Pelfrey (4.99), Bronson Arroyo (5.05), Dallas Braden (5.28),Fausto Carmona (5.31), Tim Hudson (5.47), Jake Westbrook (5.68), Brett Cecil (6.10), Derek Lowe (6.32).
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Lots of re-editing jobs on this save, with fullscale updates for NJPW and NOAH, rosters reordered, Dragon Gate melded into the Japan Freelance category, lots of editing in the big US feds, and some new wrestlers, namely Drew McIntyre, Atsushi Aoki, Prince Devitt, Sarita, Alissa Flash, Ayako Hamada, and Daffney. Some signifigant re-edits include Gregory Helms into the current Hurricane, Eric Young into his World Elite version, and Nakamura into his current form.
Previous Release Info
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Basic Info
I have a number of groups, WWE and TNA, which both are nearly full roster. I have an indy/freelance group with RoH guys, and a ton of assorted others. It also has a Japan Edits group, that's 99% re-edits, mainly tuning AI and standardizing stats to fit my style. My MMA group is unique, as the MMA guys that I've edited are tuned to compete in pro wrestling situations, without losing their main strengths. Finally, I have a Veteran Edits group that consists of past favorites who are past their prime, or de facto retired, but still physically able to step into the ring.
(Note, the difference between older wrestlers in the Freelance category and in the Veteran one is mostly arbitary, if anyone has any recomendations, I'll surely consider them)
None of my edits have been based off anything but the actual in game guys, using the English Patch edit(until my disc gave out, and I went back to the real game disc), so some credit might have to go to whoever did that, as it affected my Juventud edit for sure, and perhaps a few others, but not too many.
I have full AI set for all people that I have made, for the most part, excluding shoot stuff for people who don't take advantage of it, and Ukemi's likely really messed up on a number of people.
To find my MMA edits, my Heroes of History, or my fictional edits, you can check the Miscelanious pack.
My Classic edits have their own pack, which is fully compatable with the World of Wrestling edits.
Total Edit Points Scale
Stat range is a bit different from the defaults, or from what some are used to. I'd classify it as this, generalizing pretty badly, but it's close enough:
<100-Jobbers or non wrestlers
<100>120-Lower level wrestlers, "balanced" guys who might have some glaring weaknesses
<120>150-Midlevel wrestlers, the bulk of my edits
<150>180-Top level indy performers, upper card major fed guys
<180>210-Main event level guys in top level feds
<210>240-Dominant main eventers who rarely lose against most others
<240>260-Super class level wrestlers, insane Angle, Thesz, Gagne, Inoki, and Kobashi are the ones I can remember at the moment being in this group
The women have a different scale than the men, once again, generalizing badly:
<75-Incompetent eye candy, pure valets
<75>90-Most mid-level women, average among WWE divas
<90>110-High card women, champions
<110>135-Women who can compete with the men, stronger Joshi competitors
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I take special care to make sure move mapping is as standardized as possible, eg, you're not going to see a pin mapped to "O" or a Powerbomb to "Up+O" in front grapples. This makes editing and actual gameplay much easier with such a massive roster, as you then have a general idea what you're going to do with someone.
There will be mistakes, ugly edits that will not live up to some people's expectations. 'Tis the consequences of making so many edits.
On a related note, some of my indy guys might not quite be as solid as either the Japan, US or Classic wreslers(not to say that they're perfect, either). If you're looking for a picture perfect Super Dragon, this ain't yer pack. I made those guys first and foremost for my own enjoyment, not to make the definitive version of those guys.
Also, I only have one logo edit, for my dinky DCW fed. Find your logos elsewhere, I've not the time, nor the paitence to put them together myself, and I will not rip off anyone else's logos.
*Videos involving my edits*
(Do note, none of these are MY vids, but they do involve my edits. If anyone does any vids involving my edits, let me know, so I can put them here.)
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Notes on Edit Useage
I'll allow people to incorporate my edits in their packs, so long as credit is given. Heck, so long as they ask permission and list it as such, I don't mind if they tweak a few of my guys for use in their pack. I don't download other edits as a point(FPCPP excluded from this policy), since I enjoy doing them myself, and take pride in having them all fit into my formula. That doesn't mean everybody's got the time, or wants to do that themselves, and I understand that, once again, so long as credit's given.
Dakkon, for example, uses my edits as the bases(other than his Ahmed Johnson, who's an 100% original sand rippa) for his own acclaimed pack, with my enthusiastic permission.
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It's with some delight we've taken a range of wines from Vergelegen, a producer that needs little introduction to South African fans. Winemaker André Van Rensburg's reputation for skilfully hand-crafted wines is as solid as its ever been, and we were very impressed with this latest batch.
All these wines are excellent and reflect the land they came from as well as the talent required to nurture the high quality Vergelegen are famous for. We've highlighted a few of our favourites here. Only a tiny amount of the Semillon comes into the UK and what a star it is, with lovely minerality meeting subtle fruit - great with some spicy food. Vergelgen's DNA is a new project and dominated by Cabernet Franc - miniscule quantities came into the country so are privileged to have some in store. The Merlot and Cabernet are so individual it's fascinating to taste them side by side and really see the contrast between the varieties. We carefully selected the 2005 Flagship Red as it stood out in a tasting of 3 different vintages.
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Some fine berried fruit aromas with nice leather and spice notes. Deceptively full with some nicely controlled power. Good acidity and ripe tannins, with classic Southern Hemisphere Malbec character. Mulberries, bramble fruit and leather flavours, with an impressive structure for the price.


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Summary (Masterplots II: American Fiction Series, Revised Edition)
Though The Martian Chronicles consists of chronologically arranged stories and sketches having to do with the exploration and colonization of Mars at the end of the twentieth century, Ray Bradbury has provided enough unity to justify calling the work a novel. The book contains fourteen stories and twelve sketches, though one might dispute the proper classification for a long sketch, "The Musicians," about children playing among the dried corpses of dead Martians, and for the brief story, "There Will Come Soft Rains," about the death of a mechanized house in California which continued to function for years after an atom-bomb blast killed its human occupants. These pieces can be divided according to phases in humanity's relationship to Mars. The first seven pieces are concerned with attempts to complete a successful expedition to Mars. The next fourteen pieces move through colonization toward exploitation of the planet. The next four cover the desertion of the colonies as people return to Earth after an atomic war begins in 2005. The last story tells how a remnant of what was best on Earth, having escaped the final conflagration, begins again on Mars. Within this structure, three stories stand out for their thematic importance in tying the whole work together: "—And the Moon Be Still as Bright," which ends the section on expeditions, "The Off Season," which ends the section on colonization and exploitation, and "The Million-Year...
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"Rocket Summer" takes place in January, 1999. It is winter in Ohio, where the first rocket to Mars turns the cold into a summer-like warmth. "Ylla" takes place in February, 1999, on Mars. Through a telepathic connection, Ylla K. dreams of the captain of the first rocket, Nathaniel York, arriving on Mars. Out of jealousy, her husband Yll K. kills him. "The Summer Night" takes place in August, 1999. Their growing telepathic connection with Earth manifests when Martians sing songs in English.
In "The Earth Men," which is set in August, 1999, Captain Jonathan Williams and his crew are perceived on Mars as insane Martians. Their appearance and rocket ship are believed to be telepathic manifestations of their madness. Diagnosed as incurable, they are shot by their Martian doctor. After they are dead, the "illusions" remain. The doctor, thinking he must have become infected with the madness, kills himself.
"Taxpayer" takes place in March, 2000. Fearing an atomic war, Pritchard, an ordinary citizen, wants to be a part of the third expedition to Mars, but he is turned away. "The Third Expedition" is set in April, 2000. The titular expedition reaches Mars. The Martians use the illusion of a small Midwestern town, populated with deceased relatives of the expedition's crew members, to lure them into a deadly trap.
In "—and the Moon Be Still as Bright," which takes place in June, 2001, the fourth Earth...
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Summary (Magill's Survey of American Literature, Revised Edition)
In the 1940's, Bradbury had established himself as a highly popular short-story writer. When a Doubleday editor encouraged him to try connecting some of his stories into a unified, novelistic collection, Bradbury quickly responded with The Martian Chronicles, a group of stories about people from Earth colonizing Mars.
The idea of the colonization of Mars had long fascinated Bradbury. When he produced The Martian Chronicles, he had published more than ten Martian stories, and he continued to produce more after the book was published. This book became the first of several Bradbury works that are called novels not because they have the traditional plot characteristics of the novel but because they are somewhat unified collections of related stories, rather like Sherwood Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio (1919). Bradbury repeated this form with varying success in The Illustrated Man (1951) and Dandelion Wine.
The Martian Chronicles is an apt title. Bradbury structured the book as a loose chronicle, beginning in 1999 with the first expedition to Mars and ending in 2026, with what is probably the last. The chronological ordering establishes a strong forward movement in the first one-third of the book, which deals with four exploratory expeditions from 1999 to 2001. Roughly the middle one-third contains stories and episodes which, though placed from 2001 to 2005, are not very sequential. They seem...
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The Martian Chronicles is a haunting collection of short stories that chronicles humankind's colonization of Mars. Bradbury opens the volume with tales of the first three Mars expeditions, all of which meet with disaster, and goes on to relate the gradual encroachment of human—and, in particular, American— civilization on Earth's neighboring planet. In a style that is concise yet poetic, Bradbury sketches the lives and aspirations of various individuals who come to Mars in search of revenge, glory, or simply the tranquility of a long-ago era on Earth. Their reactions to the alien environment reveal much about the society they left behind, and in the end, all notions of an escape from Earth prove illusory.
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Since then, Ethan has had no problem.
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BRUNSWICK - Robert Douglas "Bob" Pait Sr., a gospel music host for Tabor City radio station WTAB for nearly three decades, died Tuesday morning in a fire that heavily damaged his Kings Road home, Assistant Columbus County Corner William Hannah said.
Investigators spent much of Tuesday inside the single-story brick home off of N.C. 130 south of Brunswick, and have tentatively ruled the fire's cause as "undetermined with no suspicion of foul play," Columbus County Fire Marshal Scott Merritt said.
Firefighters responded to the 5:08 a.m. alarm, Merritt said. The fire began in a small storage room and den where Robbie Pait, who lived occasionally with his father, often slept.
Robbie Pait escaped the fire and shouted at responding members of the Brunswick Fire Department to go after his father, Merritt said.
Robbie Pait, who was not injured, told investigators he thought his father was behind him as he fled the flames.
Bob Pait was found face-down on the living room floor, Merritt said.
An autopsy will be conducted today, said Detective Jeff Nealey of the Columbus County Sheriff's Office.
Pait, 67, played gospel music from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. weekdays, and was the voice of on-air obituaries broadcast by the station, owner Eric Sellers said.
Pait had been employed at WTAB for 27 years, fellow broadcaster Lloyd Gore said.
"He trained me when I went to WENC," Gore said. "That was in 1985. He came to WTAB that same year. He was a really good guy."
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Navarre's Ricki Alex would not allow Tate to come from behind to steal a basketball win last Saturday afternoon.
She scored 12 of her game-high 36 points in the fourth quarter, and then adding seven more in overtime. Alex's performance gave the Lady Raiders a much-needed 58-53 win after her team suffered a lopsided 64-36 setback to the visiting Pine Forest Lady Eagles on Tuesday.
"Ricki really took it on her shoulders to give us this win," said Coach David Noles, "especially after four of our starters had fouled out. Tate scored 30 of their points at the free throw line and that, in itself, explains why the game had to go into overtime. When Padilla and Charitat fouled out, we just didn't have anybody to guard their center. Fortunately, she also fouled out near the end of regulation taking away their main scoring threat."
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Snowglobe was an open source Second Life-compatible viewer, built jointly by the open source community and Linden Lab. The project has been discontinued in favor of the Second Life Viewer project, which unifies the internal development by Linden Lab and contributions by the open source community.
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