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Can you feel the excitement in the air? It's there because three Marquette County high school football teams are going to be continuing their seasons in the Michigan High School Athletic Association's playoffs next weekend.
Marquette Senior High School, Ishpeming High School and Negaunee High School have all qualified for the postseason along with a number of other Upper Peninsula schools.
The players, the coaches and the fans will be watching anxiously as the MHSAA playoff field is announced at 6 p.m. Sunday in a special being shown on Fox Sports Detroit. That's when the schools will find out for certain who the opponent will be and when and where the first-round game will take place.
Football season is a time when communities come together to support their district's boys of autumn.
And schools who have done especially well gain the privilege of hosting a game or two, meaning a boon for businesses in their communities as visitors from the opposing team's school stop for gas, meals and other items.
There's nothing quite like watching a football game when there's a nip of fall in the air and stands filled with partisan fans, rooting their sons, brothers, grandsons and neighbors on to victory.
Good luck to the Redmen, Hematites and Miners as they begin their quests to bring home a state football title in 2012, each in a different division. We share in your excitement and know that all of you will have fans across district lines, cheering you on.


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I bought two of these chandeliers for my Jack and Jill bath. They are flush mounted, which works well with my average-height ceilings. All parts were included, and there were extras. The crystals, which were just like crystals on my vintage chandeliers, were easy to install, which we recommend doing before you hang the fixture. My husband did the final installation himself, and I think I heard only one expletive! The chandeliers really add a nice touch of glamour to my bathrooms. An unexpected treat is that the fixtures throw off light on the walls which looks like pin-striped wallpaper--really beautiful. I am very pleased. Great value in my opinion.
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Smeargle is somewhat of an anomaly in the world of competitive Pokemon. He has the lowest BST of all OU—and even UU—Pokemon, and yet he maintains his presence among the best of the best by having a movepool that quite literally expands ad infinitum. Knowing every single move in the game gives Smeargle an edge over the competition that he abuses to great effect in a variety of ways.
Those abysmally low stats truly do haunt Smeargle, however. He can't safely switch into any attack, and thus playing with him on a team often leaves you feeling as though you're playing with a Pokemon down at all times. Despite that, access to all of the entry hazards, and more importantly Spore, keeps Smeargle afloat in the OU tier and makes him a Pokemon that your opponents would be wise to not underestimate.
Smeargle is one of the best leads for offensive teams that want Spikes set up from the get-go. Against bulkier leads that lack Lum Berry, such as Swampert and Hippowdon, Smeargle can use Spore and then freely set up Spikes and also Stealth Rock, if he has it. Against faster leads that are vulnerable to sleep, such as Heatran, Smeargle will likely manage to only use Spore and set up one layer of Spikes, but this is still enough to help offensive teams. U-turn allows Smeargle to break the Focus Sash of leads such as Aerodactyl and Azelf, which commonly carry Taunt to disrupt Smeargle's setup strategy.
Spore, Spikes, and U-turn are Smeargle's greatest assets for offensive teams and are why you'd want to use him in the first place. The last slot depends on whether you'd rather take out Machamp leads, with Own Tempo to prevent confusion, or if you want to set up Stealth Rock early. Counter can also be used at other times if Smeargle still has his Focus Sash intact.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
With this set, Smeargle sacrifices the ability to take a hit for the ability to beat the faster leads that a Focus Sash leaves him at the mercy of. With a Choice Scarf equipped, Smeargle now catches Aerodactyl, Azelf, Infernape, and Roserade leads off guard with the fastest Spore in the game. Furthermore, Choice Scarf Smeargle functions much better in the mid-game due to his ability to outspeed base 130 Speed Pokemon and cripple them with Spore or Encore.
Ultimately, this Smeargle is still trying to set up Spikes for your team. To facilitate that, Spore, arguably the best move in the game, makes a return on this set. Stealth Rock can be used instead of Spikes if your team calls for it, but Smeargle is so effective at setting up multiple layers of Spikes that it's almost a waste. Against leads with Lum Berry that Smeargle can't beat anyway, such as Machamp and Metagross, U-turn comes in handy to quickly get out of Dodge. Encore, however, is an effective way for Smeargle to shut down setup sweepers—that is, those that aren't boosting their Speed—before they become a problem.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Smeargle's boundless movepool enables him to run a rather annoying Endeavor set from the lead position that's unlike any other. The strategy is to use Trick Room on Smeargle's first turn out, letting him go first on turn two. Once Trick Room is active, Smeargle should Spore the opposing lead if it isn't likely to have a Lum Berry; otherwise, he should Endeavor it. If Smeargle used Spore, then next he should use Endeavor to severely cripple the opposing lead. Under Trick Room, Smeargle will go first and use Dragon Rage to KO the opposing lead, and then be in a favorable position for crippling the opponent's next Pokemon as well. Protect can be used in the place of Trick Room to enable Smeargle to beat Fake Out leads, but they are relatively uncommon in OU outside of Infernape. In some match-ups, this Smeargle will be able to KO the opposing lead and then either put something else to sleep or reduce it to 1 HP.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Smeargle is a godsend for Baton Pass teams, as the options for things he can pass are limitless. Indeed, there are many things that cannot be Baton Passed except through Smeargle, making him irreplaceable in that regard. Such options include Ingrain, Belly Drum, and Spider Web, all of which are pivotal to the success of Baton Pass chains in different ways. The only other Pokemon capable of passing a trapping move with any reliability is Umbreon, but Smeargle has many unique features that make him just as viable.
After Baton Pass, you need to decide what you want Smeargle to pass to his teammates. Ingrain is classically the most useful, as it gradually heals your team's HP and prevents Roar and Whirlwind from working. Belly Drum is exceptional for setting up a huge boost, which can then immediately be passed to a sweeper that can abuse it. The idea here is to set up a Substitute upon entering the field. If the opponent's switch-in lacks a phazing move or Haze, use Belly Drum and then Spore; reverse the order if the opponent has such a move. Lastly, Smeargle can run Spider Web and attempt to pass the trap move to his team. This can guarantee an easy win if Smeargle traps a Pokemon that is easy to set up on. With Spore, Smeargle can employ his chosen strategy more easily by preventing phazing, disabling a serious offensive threat, or putting a trapped Pokemon to sleep. In the last slot, Smeargle will either attempt to buffer his awful defenses with Substitute or prevent phazing with Taunt after activating Sleep Clause. Substitute is generally the better option so that something like Scizor switching in cannot OHKO Smeargle with Bullet Punch, but Taunt can be very valuable in keeping something like Gyarados from Taunting Smeargle first.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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The question you should be asking yourself is: "What option doesn't Smeargle have?" Smeargle has access to every move in the game, and therefore can do pretty much anything; the problem is that he can't do most of those things well. If you were considering using Smeargle offensively, save yourself the trouble and don't; Kakuna has higher attacking stats than Smeargle, which should pretty much kill the idea for you. Smeargle can set up Toxic Spikes instead of Spikes, but this job is better delegated to the likes of Roserade or Tentacruel, both of which have much better mid-game utility on offensive and balanced teams than Smeargle. Rapid Spin is in Smeargle's repertoire, but without the bulk to switch in, it makes a poor choice as well. Every other option even worth its salt in Smeargle's movepool has been mentioned in the above sets, so those are generally the way to go.
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Smeargle is KOed by even the slightest of breezes, so pretty much any Pokemon with a respectably powerful STAB attack will beat him. That said, switching into Smeargle the first time he's out is troublesome because of Spore, so a Pokemon able to absorb it is handy to have. RestTalk Pokemon can switch into Spore and use Sleep Talk to try to take Smeargle out the following turn. A user of Rapid Spin is very helpful for removing the hard-won Spikes that Smeargle sets up, and there's none better for this role against offensive teams than Starmie. Starmie's powerful Hydro Pump obliterates both Smeargle and the spinblockers that might be sent in to nullify Rapid Spin.


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text: I finally figured it out. Ever since Buffalo Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier said fans should be prepared for some suffering, I was trying to figure out exactly what that suffering would entail. I think the first day of the NHL free agency signing period was one of those moments of suffering Regier had in mind. This was the hockey equivalent of Nero fiddling while Rome was burning. It felt like a day where a number of teams, including most of the ones in the Sabres division next season, were making moves to get better while the Sabres were doing what you and I did. Checking out the internet to see who signed where, and thinking "I wish we could have gotten him". Don't get me wrong. I was not expecting big things like the Sabres handing out a large chunk of Terry Pegula's money to the biggest names on the market like Nathan Horton and David Clarkson. But complete inactivity? In both the free agent and trade markets? Actually that isn't true. While watching the Mets game last night with my son Jonathan, he told me the Sabres had finally signed some one. There were just a few seconds of hope before he mentioned the name of Drew Bagnall. I quickly resumed my deep depression over the state of the franchise that resides in "Hockey Heaven". Its not a good day when at the end of it you are left thinking the trade deadline day years ago when the "biggest" move Regier made was acquiring Bob Corkum, would actually have been more exciting than this. Its not for lack of salary cap space. According to capgeek.com, the Sabres have some $15.2 million in room with 18 players under contract. We can't blame a lack of resources since the owner has plenty of money and is more than willing to spend it on his hockey team. It can't be due to lack of a plan since the Sabres have plenty of organizational meetings to plot out their strategies. Yet, yesterday was all about watching players go elsewhere and seeing assets on the Sabres roster that have yet to be traded as part of the ongoing rebuilding effort. There were a handful of players who found new homes who I thought would have been a good fit with the Sabres for one reason or another. Perhaps a veteran forward like Matt Cullen, who the Sabres pursued three years ago, only to see him sign in his native state, with the Minnesota Wild. Cullen ended up in that hockey hotbed, Nashville for a very affordable $7 million over 2 years. What about adding a gritty, third line, shutdown type of forward with playoff experience like Matt Hendricks? He also chose Nashville for a mere pittance in hockey salary terms, $7.4 million over 4 years. The Sabres are young on defense after trading away Robyn Regehr and Jordan Leopold last season so how about adding a veteran along the blue line like Andrew Ferrence who would bring some toughness and a resume that includes three trips to the Stanley Cup Finals? Ferrence signed with Edmonton(his hometown team) for 4 years/$13 million. Despite the constant barrage of players signing elsewhere, the dagger in my heart was Ottawa's pickup of Bobby Ryan. The New Jersey native is a combination of grit, ability and playoff experience the Sabres dearly need. The Senators gave up a player projected as a top six forward(Jakob Silfverberg), a prospect( RW Stefan Noesen) and a first round pick in the 2014 draft. Anaheim Ducks G-M Bob Murrary said he took the best "hockey offer" that was on the table. Couldn't the Sabres have beaten that? Its bad enough they couldn't get Ryan, rumored to have been on the market for the last year or two, but he ends up in the division on top of it. Give credit to Ottawa by the way. The Senators take an upper cut to the jaw when they lose the face of their franchise, Daniel Alfredsson, to now division rival Detroit but Ottawa G-M Bryan Murray gets up off the canvas and pulls off the Ryan deal. The day was also frustrating because it felt like everyone in the division was making moves to improve while the Sabres were paralyzed by fear. Both Pegula and Sabres President Ted Black have publicly stated that Regier has been told "don't be afraid to swing and miss" yet day one of the free agency signing period, much like the weekend of the draft, was all about Regier standing at home plate and acting like the take sign is always on. Ottawa gets Ryan after seeing Alfredsson leave. Boston ends up getting the guy they wanted at the trade deadline, Jarome Iginla. Toronto signed one of the top free agents on the market in David Clarkson. New division member Tampa Bay lands Valtteri Filppula and another transplant, Detroit, wraps up deals with Alfredsson and Stephen Weiss. Montreal had previously signed Daniel Briere. Hey, at least the Florida Panthers didn't do anything! So what is the plan? I got a tweet from someone who said the plan is to tank next season and get the top pick. If that was the case, what are Ryan Miller, Thomas Vanek and Drew Stafford still doing on the roster? One of my other frustrating moments of the day on Friday was reading the tweet from ESPN/TSN's Pierre LeBrun which said the Sabres and Blues were talking about Miller but the asking price was too high. He probably got that from a Blues source or perhaps Miller's agent and it further cemented the notion that Regier constantly overplays his hand and expects too much value for his players. I have no idea what the Blues were offering but short of a bag of broken sticks, I'd take just about anything at this point. Between draft weekend and Friday, the market for goalies is quickly drying up and I fear Regier has diminished what he could have gotten in return for Miller. Toronto, New Jersey, Philadelphia and the New York Islanders were all in the market for a number one goalie and all four teams have addressed that need. The Leafs traded for Jonathan Bernier. The Devils dealt for Cory Schneider. The Flyers signed Ray Emery in free agency and the Islanders re-signed Evgeni Nabokov. St. Louis still might be a possibility since they are reportedly trying to trade Jaroslav Halak but its looking more and more like Miller will still be here come opening night. Which means the ever cautious Regier has bought himself more time as he tries to convince Miller to stay beyond next season. Failing that, Regier will be left with his last option which is to move the Michigan native by the trade deadline. Who knows what the return will be and which, if any, teams will be interested. Miller will be a rental player since he will be an unrestricted free agent at the end of next season. How many teams trade for a number one goalie as a rental player at the trade deadline? Odds are, if you are firmly in a playoff spot, it is in part due to solid goaltending and the one piece to your Stanley Cup puzzle that remains to be placed is not a net minder. Perhaps there were will a Cup contender that is worried about its starting goalie and decides to bring in Miller just for a playoff run but the odds of that seem to be small and perhaps they'd be worried that Miller last won a playoff series in 2007. Wait...stop the presses...or in this case the internet. As I am writing this article, I see an email in my inbox from the Buffalo Sabres. Take that skeptical Sabres fans, the team just re-signed Alexander Sulzer. I'm sorry but I can't write anymore. Its hard to concentrate during the wild party that has just broken out.


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A Facebook post and about 15 minutes later, Johnston experienced what she called a "beautiful side of humanity."
Cast Hope, a nonprofit outdoor youth program that serves underprivileged and at-risk kids, received a flood of help to allow it to replace and buy more new winter gear for children.
Bonnie Johnston and her husband, Ryan Johnston, spent Wednesday night wrapping the gifts that were to be given out Thursday, Ryan said. Once they were done, all the presents were placed in the back of his vehicle to be ready to go.
At about 5:30 a.m. Thursday, Ryan walked out of his home at the far east end of 20th Street to find white tissue paper flowing down the street, the vehicle's doors and trunk opened and the presents gone.
The burglars took between $3,000 to $4,000 worth of winter wear that was mostly donated by Patagonia, Ryan said. He thinks the person or people responsible took the items without knowing whom they were for and assumed they wouldn't have stolen them had they known.
Bonnie was so upset she took to Facebook to vent.
"I was really angry and I didn't know what to do with myself," she said.
In less than 15 minutes from posting onto the Cast Hope's Facebook page, the organization began to receive offers to help.
"I was shocked," Bonnie said. "I started to cry — it's not what I expected."
Cast Hope had received 45 individual donations by Thursday night to give the children a Christmas gift.
A friend of Ryan's who was celebrating his birthday even asked people to donate to the organization in lieu of a birthday present.
The money flooded in and by noon Thursday Bonnie was scrambling to replace everything and got together a group of "elves" to buy and wrap all new presents, Ryan said.
Replacing the presents turned out better because they were able to handpick each gift and because of extra money they were able to afford to buy a jacket for children who weren't originally going to receive one, Bonnie said. The original gifts were 20 donated by Patagonia and 10 bought by Cast Hope.
Bonnie said she knows children might not include a jacket on their Christmas list, but as a mother she knows keeping a child warm is a basic need. Something Ryan and the Cast Hope board of directors agree with.
Cast Hope, which partners with Wilderness Experience through the Orchard Church, gives children the opportunity to be outdoors, but in the winter months children will go out wearing only a cotton sweatshirt and then realize it's not enough, Ryan said. Not all the kids have a jacket to go outside.
The jacket giveaway aligns with the goals of the organization — get kids to go outdoors, Bonnie said.
On Thursday, the last present was wrapped by 5:45 p.m. and the Johnstons were able to hop in the car and get to the Christmas party right in time for its start.
The children, who are between 12 and 18 and are from all over the north state, were told about the theft and although they were surprised, they were mature about it, Bonnie said. It served as a lesson about stealing and what it feels like to have something stolen. The faith-based group also discussed how harm that comes their way God used for good.
"Something damaging was turned into something beautiful," she said.
Bonnie and Ryan, who co-founded Cast Hope in 2008, were overwhelmed and excited about the outpouring of support and with the extra money donated, they will be contacting children to buy them a jacket "hopefully" in time for Christmas, she said.
"When ever darkness strikes, it's amazing what can be accomplished," Bonnie said. "It's moving to see this goodness in people."
Anyone interested in donating to Cast Hope can go to www.casthope.org.
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Volterragusto reach this year its ninth edition and it reconfirms the food and wine event of attraction for the lovers of the specialties of our area.
The "XVI White Truffle fair of Colline Sanminiatesi and typical local products" and the fourth edition of the "FILO FILO BOCCON BOCCONE" will support the event by offering the possibility to purchase, in addition to the prized white truffle, the products of "Filiera corta-Rete Regionale per la valorizzazione dei prodotti agricoli locali" such as cheese, olive oil, wines, meats and chocolate and visit the palaces usually closed to the public that host the itinerant market exhibition.
When: from 26/10/2013 to 27/10/2013 and from 01/11/2013 to 03/11/2013 all day long
Where: historical center of Volterra
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The Alabama Department of Transportation on Sept. 27 will open contractors' bids on a project to grade and pave the remaining 3.7 miles of the road that will connect Interstate 20 to Alabama 21 and U.S. 431 north of downtown Anniston.
According to Alabama Department of Transportation spokeswoman Rebecca White, the bids should be reviewed and approved by the end of November. Once the winning contractor is notified, the company will have 15 days to begin work, she said. The project is projected to cost between $12.6 million and $15.3 million.
White said contractors will be building and preparing the road through most of 2014. She said the paving phase can't begin until after winter because the asphalt has to cure and can't do so in cold temperatures. But weather shouldn't affect early phases of the project, which include grading the road and working on culverts and bridges, she said.
The project documents call for the job to be done in 305 working days, which White said could translate to as much as two years. She estimated that work would wrap up by spring or summer of 2015.
Early phases of construction work will include building drainage culverts at Lindale Drive and Sprague Avenue. Residents can expect some disruption of traffic along U.S. 431 and Alabama 21 as workers prepare to tie in the bypass to the two highways.
Anniston City Planner Toby Bennington said he was pleased that everything seems to be on schedule with the project. He also noted that the estimated project completion is within months of other nearby projects that would help provide access into McClellan — the completion of Iron Mountain Road and improvements to Pappy Dunn Boulevard.
Bennington said the completion of the parkway into U.S. 431 will connect I-20 to I-59 between Oxford and Gadsden.
"It opens up a large marketing window for the area," he said.
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The FBI is searching for two suspects who may have been wounded during a brazen daylight robbery of a Brinks armored truck courier in Sunrise Thursday morning.
The ambushed occurred at 10 a.m. when two gunmen approached an unidentified courier and demand his bag of money from a pick-up at Space Coast Credit Union branch.
Knocked to the ground, the FBI said the guard opened fired on the suspects as they ran away and may have wounded them. There were no other injuries.
A video released by the FBI shows the suspects ambushing the courier, running off as the he fires several shots at the men from the ground.
The robbers made off with cash, but the amount will not be released.
Brinks is offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the subject. The reward expires January 27.
The FBI said it is believed the suspects used a stolen white Honda Accord to make their initial getaway. The car was later found abandoned nearby.
A second vehicle, seen leaving the area of the abandoned getaway car and believed to be used by the robbers to leave the area, is a silver in color 4-door sedan resembling a 2001 Lexus E300. The car has a rear spoiler and a dent near the trunk keyhole.
If anyone has information to the identity of the bank robbers is asked to call the FBI at 305- 944-9101.


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Received the Julio González Prize in recognition of his work in the arts. Presented by the Institute of Modern Art in Valencia, Spain, the award has been given out eight times previously. Past winners are Georg Baselitz, Cy Twombly, Eduardo Chillida, Anish Kapoor, Markus Lüpertz, Robert Rauschenberg, Anthony Caro, Pierre Soulages, and Miquel Navarro. The González award is named after the Catalan sculptor, whose work is featured in a separate section of the Valencia museum.


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A Second Wind
Every professional athlete faces retirement. But after these four bowed out, they found success in new careers, applying the same talent and work ethic that made them sports stars.
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Michael Jordan, July/August 2005
"It was only after he had sped over the goal line and slowed to a trot that he saw the boy and girl sitting together on the turf, looking at him wonderingly. He stopped short, dropping his arms. "I…" he said, gasping a little though his condition was fine and the run hadn't winded him. "I…Once I played here."—Irwin Shaw, The Eighty-Yard Run
Our fantasies have made it the ideal existence, a dream made real beneath the bright lights. Imagine a decade or more spent playing professional sports at the highest level. A city cheering, America knowing your name, money and adulation everywhere you turn. "There are few people in this country who wouldn't trade places with me, right now, for the life I've lived," says National Football League Hall of Fame wide receiver Steve Largent. But when the career of a professional athlete ends, half a lifespan and more usually remains. What kind of life will it be? Nothing most of these former heroes will ever accomplish will compare to that last-second shot, that clutch hit or that 80-yard run. Not in the minds of others. And, all too often, not in their own minds.
Some are content to spend the years signing autographs at card shows, commentating on television or trading on their names and glories even as their achievements fade. Or they live off investments, stay out of the public eye and golf in the sunshine. Others accept new challenges and start again. They take the same ambition and competitive drive that led to Super Bowl stardom and World Series rings and carry them over into life after sports. "All those lessons learned as an athlete were transferrable," says National Basketball Association Hall of Famer Dave Bing. "I just had to find a way to transfer them."
A few former athletes even manage to become better known for their second—or even third—careers than they were for their first. Will history remember Arnold Schwarzenegger the competitive bodybuilder, or the action hero, or the California governor? Byron White the football star, or the Supreme Court justice?
Here are four sports achievers—three Hall of Famers and a world heavyweight champion—who created second acts for themselves after the cheering stopped.
Larry Holmes
Former heavyweight champion/Real estate investor
"I didn't get into boxing because I wanted to become heavyweight champion of the world," Larry Holmes says. He sits in his office at his Easton, Pennsylvania, business compound, nibbling at a fast-food french fry and waiting for the surprise to register. "I didn't get into boxing because I wanted to beat people up. I got into boxing to make money."
The walls around Holmes are covered with souvenirs of a career that included victories over Muhammad Ali, Leon Spinks and Ken Norton, and 20 successful defenses of the world heavyweight championship during his seven-year reign, history's second longest. But the real souvenirs, the ones that matter to Holmes, were real-estate investments spread throughout his hometown of Easton, located an hour's drive north of Philadelphia, just west of the New Jersey border.
The most noticeable among them is this two-building complex overlooking a waterfall at the confluence of the Lehigh and Delaware rivers, the most picturesque spot in a downtrodden town. Holmes has his headquarters, a five-story office tower with rent-paying tenants, and his restaurant there. At one point, he was rumored to have owned half of Easton. "You came in on I-78?" he asks. "I used to own that land. I bought 35 acres for $75,000. Then the highway came through. Sold it for about three million."
Now 55, Holmes is beyond comfortable. He lives in a $2 million house in Easton with an indoor pool and an outdoor pool, "a gazebo and a cabana and steam rooms and saunas and everything else," that he bought as another $75,000 investment in the late 1970s, right about the time he whipped Norton to win the WBC heavyweight championship. For each fight that followed, he helped motivate himself by earmarking the cash he would earn for a specific purpose. Occasionally it was a reward—a new car or diamonds for his wife—but often it was an investment for the future.
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text: Moby makes sense of shattered musical landscape with new album, Destroyed Culture 18 March 11 by Scott Thill Tweet Moby takes a leap of faith with the music and photography in his arty upcoming release, Destroyed.Jon Snyder/Wired.com On his upcoming effort Destroyed, Moby constructs synthetic symphonies out of sounds coaxed from broken-down gear during dead-of-night sessions in hotel rooms.It's an insomniac artist's way of making sense of the world during a time when the music industry, and everything else, seems to be falling into chaos. "You ideally make music because you want people to hear it," the artist formerly known as Richard Melville Hall told Wired by phone ahead of his Thursday DJ set at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas. "But it seems like some record companies wake up in the morning and try to find new ways to get people not to hear the music."Luckily, today's sonic landscape teems with the work of artists and technicians busy on their laptops, iPads and iPhones, making "good enough" music that works outside the system even as audience expectations and demands mutate.According to multidisciplinary pioneer Moby, more people than ever are channelling their creative energies into tech-assisted songs that possess the neurochemical ability to literally reshape minds. The bad news is we're living in a world blasted by a light-speed media assault that scares some of us into corners, ducking the latest domestic terror or global catastrophe."Every single day the world seems like it is on the brink of falling apart," the soft-spoken 45-year-old musician and DJ said. "But then I look outside my window, and things look about the same as they did a week ago. It's almost a form of cognitive dissonance."Destroyed, arriving 16 May in an arty deluxe package complete with a book of Moby's photography, capably chronicles that dissonance in disembodied electronic music filled with human concerns like love and hope.Wired probed Moby's deep brain about mass media, free culture, the death of the album and why his Institute for Music and Neurologic Function colleague Oliver Sacks might be too cranky to dig electronic music. Wired: You've been making music for 35 years. What strands of musical and technological evolution stand out most to you, and what do you see developing on the horizon?Moby: The reason I started making music really young is that no other art form affected me as powerfully. I was a latchkey kid who didn't have a ton of friends and was bad at sports, so that gave me a lot of time to sit in my living room, listen to records and play guitar. And I don't know how to do anything else, which I think is a key component for success. It really helps if you only know how to do one thing, because then you have no fallback plan.Wired: I think you just gave career counsellors a collective heart attack.Moby: But my answer to the question about musical and technological evolution is that basically everything has become less monolithic. When I was growing up, and up until quite recently, there really was a stranglehold on the creation, distribution and promotion of music on the part of major labels, radio stations and media outlets. That has completely fractured and splintered. And personally, I think that is for the best, and has actually improved the quality of music. It has also helped attenuate some of the more pernicious elements of corporate media control.Wired: How about the production of music?Moby: As far as that, now literally anyone with a laptop, or even an iPhone, can make decent-sounding records. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. I mean, it's a lot more egalitarian, but it seems like there is something to be said for spending a long time figuring out how to make a record, and then spending a long time actually making a record.Now it seems like there is an awful lot of people making records that are quite good, but not an awful lot of people making records that are truly great. That's the downside to remarkable software. You can sit down with Reason or Ableton and literally in a couple of hours make a very good-sounding record. But then a lot of people become contented with that, rather than pushing themselves to making something that sounds great. By the way, I apologise for the length of that Fidel Castro-like answer.Wired: Do you think the audience has assimilated that cultural shift, getting more and more used to less and less incredible work, and shorter work, rather than waiting for what seems an eternity for a world-changing release like Sgt. Pepper's and such?Moby: Yeah, definitely. The way in which music production has changed has certainly changed expectations for what music can do. I had one of these self-evident epiphanies about eight or nine years ago at a MTV awards show. Alicia Keys was performing, and everyone seemed amazed that she actually knew how to play the piano. People were in the lobby saying, "Wow, she can actually play an instrument!" And I remember thinking to myself, "Isn't that part of the job description?"I don't think there's anything wrong with not knowing how to play an instrument, but the rise of the non-musical producer has done away with musicianship and focused attention purely on the song's hook. Again, I'm not criticising, but when hip-hop producers started making records where the verse and chorus were exactly the same -- except maybe the chorus was a little louder, and they said different things -- that certainly changed the nature of songwriting. It also made people a lot more comfortable only listening to bits of a song, and certainly more comfortable only listening to a song. The old idea of sitting down and listening to a well-crafted album from musicians who spent years perfecting their craft seems anachronistic at this point.Wired: It's ironic, because hip-hop was started by producers who remixed and rebooted song snippets into addictive beats. But in its early period, those producers still managed to create coherent albums, like Public Enemy's It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, which practically mandated an experience in full like Sgt. Pepper's.Moby: Yeah, the same goes for Eric B. & Rakim's Paid in Full or Boogie Down Productions' Criminal Minded. But I think that's because some of these guys were coming from an album background. If you're talking about It Takes a Nation, Hank Shocklee and The Bomb Squad grew up listening to classic rock and funk records, so they were trying to make cohesive albums. A lot of people do talk about the demise of the album, but I still believe that if an artist tries hard to make a great album, people will buy it and listen to it as an album, rather than just a collection of random songs.Wired: What about releasing an album into the real world? If artists are going to go offline, it seems today that they have to make their material albums a multimedia event, such as you've done withDestroyed's photography book, to offer something that listeners can't get solely through downloading songs. Moby: You can still just put out an album. But I get excited by the fact that I still have some semblance of an audience. There's a responsibility that comes with that. Ideally, you don't want to waste people's time. If someone is willing to sit down and listen to an album, you want to give them something that is worthy of their time and attention. 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Coming around Cape Point
December 04, 2010
Puddles of light define the bays, looking more like fire and smoke than the weekend houses and favourite beaches of memory. The night sky is a heavy blanket of stars reaching from horizon to land, the stars that have been upside down for so long now ordered and correct in their places. I can see the blinking lighthouses off Pringle Bay and Cape Point which remind me of all the others that have sailed this route throughout our history. Somehow I feel that I am joined with them in spirit as we complete this circle round the globe. Tonight is our last night of this epic voyage of adventure and discovery, this watch the last of this trip. I feel like shouting to the stars that I am almost home, that I did it, that I am now a sailor.
Okay, so all very well to be waxing lyrical about the beautiful scenery etc… there I am bundled up watching the clouds cover the stars and the night get darker when I think it's time to go down below to check that we are on course. Looking at the GPS I am a little concerned to see that we are heading straight for a way point called ROCK. Next to the way point is a warning that promises "regularly breaking seas" and "breaking waves in big swell". Great. Then it starts raining, which is OK, 'cos I just move down below to watch the radar. The wind starts whistling, which is, as far as I am concerned, never a good sign. Let me just interject that right now we are sailing without any sails as a) there has been no wind and we don't want flogging sails, and b) as Rijk was dropping the main he pulled the leech and the whole sail ripped in his hands. Time to get home or what?? So, under bare poles we are now in quickening wind. I watch the wind climb steadily from 10kn to 18kn, and then from 25 to 30. Sheesh, I think. Thank goodness it's coming from the stern (SE)! Then it climbs to 35kn, then to 40kn! At 45kn I can't contain my anxiety and rush downstairs to wake Jay 15 minutes early for his watch. "Jay, Jay" I squeak, "The wind is up to 45 knots! Should we wake Rijk?" Which of course turns out to be completely unnecessary as he has also been woken by uMoya's pitching and the wind's wailing. We are now going 9 knots under bare poles in 45knots wind. . Off the Cape of Storms, one of the most dangerous capes in the world. I am sent to bed, to lie, wakefully, listening to every groan and squeak and think how similar this scary night and the first night of the trip are. Except this time I am not crying! No one gets any sleep and eventually the wind backs down to a howling 30/35knots as we cruise outside Hout Bay trying to decide whether we should risk trying to enter the marina.
Hout Bay can be a very windy place. The wind funnels down Chapman's Peak and there have been recorded winds of 80+ knots, which is 160 kph! Not for the faint hearted. After frootling around outside the bay trying to decide whether or not to head in, we got cold enough for our decision to be made. As we nosed into the harbour the sun was rising, illuminating the Sentinel and it was blowing 30 knots easy. Not exactly what you need when docking. To make a very gory story short, we didn't get our stern ropes on in time (possibly to do with my Michelin rope throw, although I maintain it was the rope catcher's lack of the necessary speed) and we were suddenly across the mooring, bow trying to ramp one pontoon and the stern actually on top of the other one and its cleats. GULP. Cue lots of shouting and pretty much some of the worst language we have had on this trip, and then miraculously, without a hole in our side, we were off the pontoon, off the cleat, and parked. And we were home! Nothing like being humbled at the very last moment.
Esti December 04, 2010 at 09:40 AM
So you're in Houtbay and not Tablebay?
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Congratulations on reaching HOME uMoya! Hope you're all very proud of your collective achievements (I am!) and that you get to enjoy the adulation you're bound to receive! I can imagine your Dad being over the moon! Hope you get to have some R&R for a few days before getting your lives back to some semblance of normaility after such an amazing experience – if that'll ever be possible! Do let me know what happens next. Regards Sean (email@example.com) – Poland
ZA0 December 04, 2010 at 02:31 PM
Congratulations on reaching HOME uMoya! Hope you're all very proud of your collective achievements (I am!) and that you get to enjoy the adulation you're bound to receive! I can imagine your Dad being over the moon! Hope you get to have some R&R for a few days before getting your lives back to some semblance of normaility after such an amazing experience – if that'll ever be possible! Do let me know what happens next. Regards Sean (firstname.lastname@example.com) – Poland
bobbby December 08, 2010 at 02:33 PM
good to hear from you and congratulations! so unfortunately i left capetown the 3rd and was camping on the peninsula atlantic side between the 3rd nd the 4rt, i probably see you passing by!
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Detroit Pistons #DraftDreams: Perry Jones III
- Measurables: 6-foot-11, 235 pounds, sophomore forward from Baylor
- Key Stats: 14.0 points, 7.7 rebounds, 1.3 assists per game while shooting 50 percent from the field and 30 percent from three
- Projected: Top 10
- Hickory High Similarity Score
Why I'm intrigued by this guy
I profiled Jones last year before he decided to stay in the draft, and the book on him is basically the same: superstar upside with serious questions about how hard he will push himself to be a franchise player.
If you lined all of the prospects in this years draft up and evaluated solely on who was tallest, could run the fastest, jump the highest, dribble through cones the quickest … Jones might be the No. 1 pick. But for two seasons at Baylor, he's seemingly been content with being pretty good, not fully tapping into the immense physical gifts he possesses.
In all honesty, he's the prototypical recent Joe Dumars draftee (other than Greg Monroe) — position-less, possessing fantastic measurables, but ultimately meriting lottery consideration based more on what he could accomplish some day as opposed to what he has accomplished to this point as a college player.
Pros for the Pistons
Jones does some things that would immediately help the Pistons. He runs the floor beautifully. He finishes well. He has good hands. He can move without the ball. All of those things fit very well with the other young players perceived as Detroit's current building blocks. Guards Rodney Stuckey and Brandon Knight are both much, much better passers in a faster tempo than they are in the halfcourt, so having a player who can run with them and finish would be a nice advantage for both. Greg Monroe is adept at finding cutters who hang around the basket, and it's easy to see Jones on the receiving end of precise Monroe passes from the high post.
If he can improve his perimeter game enough to be a full-time small forward in the NBA, Jones would be the heir apparent to Tayshaun Prince. It's unlikely that he'd enter the league as ready to contribute as Monroe was or mentally tough enough to work through mistakes and still stay confident in big minutes like Knight was, but Jones' presence could possibly give the Pistons enough incentive to start gradually minimizing the ample role Prince has played the last few seasons. That would benefit both the Pistons and Prince.
Cons for the Pistons
There are several noticeable things Jones doesn't do just yet. His 3-point shooting improved this season, but it's still a pretty poor 30 percent. The Pistons really need to add another floor-spacer to create driving lanes for Knight and Stuckey.
Jones' overall field goal percentage also dropped, he got to the line less and he blocked fewer shots on a per-minute basis as a sophomore too. Some of this could be attributable to the fact that Jones, a likely lottery pick last year had he declared, may have been preoccupied with his future rather than his present. It frequently happens with big-time NBA prospects in college.
If Jones is a small forward in the NBA, then he'll be a very good rebounder for his position. If his offensive skills don't develop enough to play that position, there will be questions about whether he's strong enough to play the four full-time.
What others are saying
Perry Jones is both an elite athlete and has a great face-up game that wasn't always used well at Baylor."If he comes in and really starts hitting shots, he could go very, very high," one GM said. "As a power forward, I think he's going to be a disappointment in the league. But if he could be a Paul George-type player? He could be special. George was accused of being laid-back in college, too. It's why he slipped to No. 10. Now you see the way the Pacers use him and you think the sky is the limit for him."
One thing that no one ever questions is Perry Jones' talent. Just how rare and unique a player he is becomes immediately evident the moment you start watching him. He has a tremendous combination of size, athleticism and skills, making him appear to be capable of doing anything he wants on the basketball court. He shows terrific footwork inside the paint, has 3-point range on his jumper, can handle the ball fluidly from coast to coast, and is a breathtaking finisher around the basket.
A super athletic forward with an enormous upside … His explosiveness and physical package put him in a very rare group of players even at the top level … Possesses the versatility to play inside and on the perimeter … He is extremely fast, using his long and powerful strides to cover great distance in a very short time … A very natural and smooth athlete, he is able to change direction and get off the ground (even on 2nd and 3rd jumps) with ease … Has the ability and confidence to handle the ball in the open court and is willing to push it out in transition once he gets it off the glass … Shows an intriguing repertoire of moves off the dribble (going to both hands), add to that his extremely long and fairly quick first step and it makes for a very difficult weapon to match up with off the bounce … He has a knack for moving without the ball; he makes good cuts going to the basket and knows how to find the openings off drive & dish or pick & roll situations … His ability to catch difficult passes in traffic also makes him a good passing target inside … Once his catches the ball close to the hoop, he is an extremely efficient finisher, because he knows how to utilize his length and leaping ability … He is able to do some damage on the low block because of his reach and athleticism, but he is most effective when facing up, because he can use his quickness to get by opposing bigs … He is a decent rebounder, and when he makes up his mind to go get the ball, he becomes a threat on both ends of the floor … Has the potential to become an impact player on the defensive end, where his wingspan could wreak havoc in the passing lanes and in the blocked shots department.
Basketball isn't always easy when you're tagged as a one-and-done player before puberty.
"My heart goes out to him," Baylor coach Scott Drew said. "He gets judged on his potential instead of where he is now. If he wanted to be judged like an NBA player, he'd be in the NBA."
Instead, at least for a few more months, Jones remains in Waco. The 20-year-old cartoon fanatic who loves to play paintball returned for his sophomore season because he realized he lacked maturity. Before turning pro, Jones said he "wanted to become a man."
What is the best thing Perry Jones III does for his team?
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A polarizing prospect, PJIII has undeniable talent and displayed an ability to do any and every thing on the floor at Baylor, albeit with underwhelming overall productivity. His handle, touch, and leaping ability for a player his size (6'11", 220 lbs) is as rare a combination as you'll find in the NBA, which makes him such an intriguing prospect. Perhaps most impressive is his ability to face up on the perimeter, where he can easily blow by bigger forwards but keeps defenses honest with a confident mid-range jumper. Against smaller defenders, he can feast inside with good footwork and finishing ability. If Jones ever figures out how to use his body and be more efficient with his opportunities, he has All-Star upside.
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May 25, 2012 • 11:43 am
by France
I heard the Pistons will probably draft Tyler Zeller. God, are they blind ? There are at least 7 players better than Zeller at the 9th spot and they want this guy. Man I give up… or I pray for a Lottery miracle.
May 25, 2012 • 5:58 pm
by sop
don't trust anything right now. The GM's are tossing out ridiculous ideas to try to sway the competition.
May 25, 2012 • 11:36 pm
by Mark
eh, theres so many question marks with everyone at the 9 range, I've kind of resigned to the fact we probably won't be adding anyone special. So I'm open to whoever we pick, and if we get lucky and he pans out, great, if not, whoever it is will probably at least be a good 3rd big and we'll at least have addressed that need..
We're going to need to pull off some trades and make a good FA signing or two from now on to finih building this team. You can only build through the draft for so long. Eventually those high picks start to result in wins like happened this year, and you end up picking later and later. Hard to build a whole team through the draft when you are picking later and later every year. Time to start using the other avenues.
May 25, 2012 • 11:50 am
by John V
Wow… that is awesome that you are in tight with the Pistons front office. Anyway, picking in the 9th spot I would love to see the Pistons take a gamble on a guy with this much potential. It might not work out but you have to try.
Depending on who is available my top 3 for the 9th pick or PJ3, Austin Rivers, or J. Sullinger in that order. I would love for us to get into the lottery or for one of the top guys to slide down. But since that is not too probable that would be my hopes for the draft pick
May 25, 2012 • 12:36 pm
by Alex
If I were Detroit, I would consider Perry Jones, Arnett Moultrie, and Meyers Leonard at 9. Zeller wouldn't even be considered. His upside is so limited compared to players in Detroit's range.
May 25, 2012 • 12:59 pm
by MrBlockedShot
No worries guys, we're going to be awarded by Mr. Lottery with pick #1, so Anthony Davis here you come !! :-)
May 25, 2012 • 1:26 pm
by Shane
+1 for optimism but its going to the newly called Brooklyn Nets as a gift
May 25, 2012 • 7:37 pm
by Chris H
It depends on where Mr. Lottery decides Darren Williams is going. D-Will and Howard to Lakers as make up for the C-Paul debacle? If we're going to go with conspiracies, let's at least do it right.
May 25, 2012 • 3:09 pm
by Shawn
If we end up with the 9th pick, I think Perry Jones is our best option. At least over Sullinger and Zeller
May 25, 2012 • 4:14 pm
by Daye and Knight
I would take Jones III at nine if he was there but I don't see him getting past Golden State…then again they did pass on Monroe for Epke…they might decide to take another nobody
May 25, 2012 • 6:57 pm
by Craig
Leonard or Jones at 9 and if both are available, I'd take a fly on star potential and draft Jones. Try to push a Daye trade for a low first and pick up a Melo or Festus…
May 25, 2012 • 7:39 pm
by Chris H
While I completely agree about swinging for the fences with the draft, but if we drafted PJIII what would that do to Austin Daye's trade potential? I think it would tank the hell out of it.
May 25, 2012 • 9:17 pm
by Daye and Knight
He barely has any to begin with, I don't see how drafting Jones III would hurt it more…it's already at an all-time low
May 25, 2012 • 7:28 pm
by MrBlockedShot
Can't remember a draft so deep with so many talented players and bigs. It`s up to us to take advantage of it. If we can get a top three pick we might get Davis or maybe two first round picks if Portland agrees. That would be cool too.
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