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If you live in Los Angeles or New York, you may want to pay extra close attention on the road. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), these cities have the highest rates of pedestrian and cyclist deaths.
A new study from NHTSA indicates that total fatalities decreased by 1.9 percent from 2010, but cyclist and pedestrian deaths increased. This mixed report shows alarming numbers: 8.7 percent increase in cyclist fatalities and three percent increase in pedestrian fatalities in 2011.
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In L.A., hit and runs involving pedestrians occur almost daily, reports NPR. In 2012, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) recorded more than 2,500 motor vehicle vs. pedestrian incidents ranging from minor injury to death. Pedestrian traffic fatalities in Los Angeles are nearly triple the national average, cites a study by the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute.
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"Here we live in our vehicle practically, we commute everywhere we go," Busto was quoted.
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The need is clear: It is important to continue to keep overall traffic fatalities down and educate the public on driver distraction, red light running and speed in our intersections.
Drivers, pedestrians and cyclists – how do you practice caution and share the road?
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STEUBENVILLE - Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Koslik of Steubenville celebrated their 60th anniversary on April 19 during a dinner party with relatives at Bravos at Robinson.
Koslik and the former Margorie Costantini were united in marriage on April 19, 1952, at St. Anthony Church in Steubenville by the Rev. Joseph Sarceno.
She is the daughter of the late Tony and Linda Costantini and was a makeup artist at the Fort Steuben Mall before her retirement.
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Situated at the entrance to Waikiki, the four-story convention center is a feast for the eyes and spirit. Towering coconut trees, rooftop gardens, lava rock formations, and a 70-foot misting lobby waterfall add to the "Hawai'ian sense of place" of the building. The facility, which officially opens July 1, 1998, features outdoor terraces, courtyards, lounges, and lanais for informal gatherings.
Throughout the complex is artwork evoking images of Hawai'ian royalty, gods, and myths. Smells of native plants permeate the air, and a generous use of glass offers spectacular views of surrounding landmarks, including Diamond Head.
The convention center's ground floor houses a registration lobby leading into a 200,000-square-foot exhibit hall. The entire exhibition hall can be dedicated to one purpose, or configured into two or three rooms, each with its own entry to the registration lobby. Trucks can drive directly onto the floor for loading and unloading.
The second floor of the facility is exclusively for parking (800 spaces), while the third floor contains 107,426 square feet of space, which can be configured into 49 meeting rooms. The largest room will have a seating capacity of 1,200 guests. Also on the third floor are two high-tech multimedia theaters.
The building is wired for every meeting need. Electronic key-card readers are located outside major rooms, enabling groups to verify attendance at sessions. Work stations positioned around the center enable laptop computer users to plug in just about anywhere. Fiber-optic cable runs throughout the building, and the center is equipped for satellite videoconferencing.


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Pacific University GKAS program meets Hillsboro, Ore., needs head-on
|Thumbs up: Dr. Michael Criscione, his wife and assistant Linda and 6-year-old patient Ricky prepare for restorative treatment Feb. 2.
Show and tell: Pacific University student Melody McGee gets to know her patient Ariecia before hygiene treatment at Give Kids A Smile.
Hygiene students and faculty and volunteer dentists from the Washington County Dental Society of Oregon came together for GKAS Feb. 2 and delivered oral health care to more than 100 children from underserved families.
It's perhaps a testament to the depth of organization that goes into the program that volunteers seldom find themselves with free time on their hands.
"Our jobs are so specific today that they really have us focused on what we need to accomplish," said Dr. Anthony Bouneff of Beaverton, Ore.
"They've planned it so efficiently, it's a great way to make sure a lot of kids receive treatment," said Dr. Michael Criscione of Lake Oswego, Ore.
"You can accomplish a lot simply by keeping the communication going between the hygiene and restorative sections," said Amanda Johnson, a senior hygiene student and GKAS chair.
"We're trying to help as many people as we can today," said David Nguyen, a first-year hygiene student. "That's why everyone is moving so fast."
"We want to make sure everyone stays busy," said Shawna Rohner, a faculty member at the School of Dental Health Sciences and advisor for the GKAS program. "It's more like organized chaos at times but it works. We're close to double the size we were when we started out in 2009."
Next up: Four-year-old Jaké shows off her GKAS nametag on which volunteers check off each station she's been to. She's now ready for oral health instruction.
Part of what she took from the institute was a sense that improving the program's efficiency creates a more rewarding experience for the volunteers and patients.
"Careful planning can lead to the development of a program that can be replicated by other schools and institutions," said Ms. Rohner, "and that should happen, because it's beneficial to students and their communities."
For GKAS, half the clinic's 16 operatories are designated for hygiene and the other half for restorative needs. Patients enter through radiology and triage and leave from "OHI," oral health instruction—where hygiene students use visual aides, games and activities to show the kids how to improve brushing and flossing techniques.
Refining the organization of the event often means addressing challenges as they occur. For example, last year's hourly appointments left significant down time when there were no-shows on the schedule. This year, Pacific double-booked.
That, in turn, introduced a new obstacle for hygiene students, many of whom are accustomed to treating adult patients with periodontal needs in clinic for three-hour appointments. On GKAS day, the young patients rotate through every 30 minutes.
"By now, most of us are used to it," said Ms. Johnson. "We've spent time in so many different public health settings, you just have to learn to be flexible. It's great experience for us."
Ms. Johnson believes the No. 1 skill she and her colleagues gain from programs like Give Kids A Smile is cultural competence. Oregon is home to a wine industry that draws a significant number of migrant workers.
"Being able to work with the migrant worker community gives us such a diverse perspective," said Ms. Johnson. "We have to learn Spanish to be able to do that, and that's a skill that will be useful in practice, too."
There are about 15 public health settings that students work in, said Lisa Rowley, program director. They include the Indian Health Service, federal prison system, Oregon Health and Science University clinics, nursing homes and long-term care facilities, and hospitals. Pacific University also has a mobile van with five portable chairs.
Ms. Rowley gives all credit to the students for innovative leadership when it comes to planning GKAS.
"It's all about going out and collaborating with groups we've never worked with before," she said. "The students come up with amazing ideas." An example is the food for volunteers this year, a contribution from the Art Institute of Portland's culinary arts school arranged by Pacific University students.
As the day began, organizers expected between 100 and 125 children from low-income families to arrive at their appointed times. That's more than the 80 children treated last year, largely attributed to the increase in the number of volunteer hygienists and dentists and donated supplies.
One first-time volunteer in 2013 was oral surgeon Dr. Bouneff, a member of the Washington County Dental Society board of directors. By mid-day, he had encountered three children who needed extractions. The procedure is easier done in his own practice, so Dr. Bouneff handed out notes to parents of children encouraging them to contact his office to schedule extractions—emphasizing that like all GKAS care, it's free of charge.
It's one big effort to accommodate families with few options to pay for dental care and provide children with a positive dental experience.
Dr. Michelle Stafford of Portland, Ore., brought six of her staff members for the day.
"Giving back to the community is part of the culture of our practice," said Dr. Stafford, a pediatric dentist. "There is so much need out there, and this school is a wonderful location to be able to provide care. It's a pleasure for us to be here."


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Creature Capture is a fun and colorful fraction-based card game where the goal of the game is to own more of the board than your opponent! Players engage in both solo and multiplayer gameplay as they collect cards and build strategies. Opponents take turns playing their creature-themed cards to a central board, causing battles between opposing cards along the way. The victor of each battle is determined by one of three battle rules: largest number wins, smallest number wins, and closest number to ½ wins. Players can use power cards to augment any creature, allowing them to perform complex fraction-based arithmetic to win battles. Additionally, players build decks from the cards they have collected and challenge their friends to a Creature Capture duel! These duels can be played online or offline. Creature Capture currently features over 20 levels, with new levels and features on the way. Pick Creature Capture today as a fun and engaging part of your collection!
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EtherApe is a GNOME/pcap-based etherman, interman, and "tcpman" clone. It displays network activity graphically. Active hosts are shown as circles of varying size, and traffic among them is shown as lines of varying width. It supports Ethernet, FDDI, Token Ring, ISDN, PPP, WLAN, and SLIP transports. It knows about VLANs, IP, IPv6, TCP, UDP, FTP, and a number of other protocols. Additional statistics windows will let you concentrate on protocols or nodes.
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It looks like some peeps made a pokémon mmo. its like the fire red and leaf green version except its done like online and you can play with your friends and stuff.
im p sure you use a ROM to run the game and then u do some stuff idk but it looks cool anyway
...best Christmas ever!!!!
I saw this some months ago in reddit.
Didn't thought they were still working on it.
o, i just heard about this from my gf. i want to play but idk if i can since i got a mac
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ah that one... seen that before. It's not really well done...
How dare ye speak negatively of any game involving pokemon! >:U
Those poke-girls on the main page are way too cute. Especially Wooper.
I've also seen something like this before. I tried it. It was terrible, and I couldn't tell myself otherwise, no matter how much I've dreamed of Pokemon MMO.
it is not much of a pokemon mmo. Just an indie production of a modified fire-red/leaf-green that includes other players. It's just a complete mess of characters that just walk in a grass and spawn pokemons 24/7. I want a REAL pokemon mmo! Developed by Nintendo and rather in a different style than the already made pokemon games. A Pokemon mmorpg would be cool.
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I applied for a dog from paws chicago, I never heard back. I see "rescues shows" on tv and they are way too hoarder to me. They prefer to not let the dogs go to homes.
So excuse me if im biased but im not a fan of so called rescues because all the local ones who werent hoarding wanted hundreds of dollars per dog and that smacks of puppymill. The only negative on my resume were apt living. But got no response back from the local chicago "rescues" It took me years to get my dog after that. I just watched Cesar Milan and wished i had a dog. Im glad it all worked out and I got a great first dog like Apache and everything has fallen in place.
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Im sure its been said a few times but it depends on where you are. Here for example there is a very big stray dog problem and Ive come to learn that it is better to humanely euthanize some of the dogs than let them continue to be stray. The more stray dogs there are, the more stray dogs they keep making and it seems like it will never be under control. We have one shelter here on Guam and they have to put down dogs all the time because of space issues. There are simply too many dogs, they get in dogs and puppies everyday.
First world problem.
Think of the life of most shepherds during the time of the development of the GSD. Outdoors all the time, often sleeping outdoors but sometimes in a small shack. They didn't buy bags of high end dog-food. Think of the GSDs who went to war in WWI and WW2, living in tents and fox-holes again not being given top brand dog food.
Dog is better in a home that can only afford regular dog food, and if an expensive medical problem occurs will euthanize the dog THEN rather than euthanize the dog NOW because if he maybe gets sick sometime in the future he won't get treatment. That's just backwards.
Regarding shelters having some sort of fee for adoption. The devil is in the details. You don't want a cruel person picking up a dog or cat every few weeks because they are doing sick stuff, or using the adopted animals to train a fighting dog. OTOH, people who really want to do that will pay $200 per adoption, so you really are only stopping the most low-level abusers.
What should happen IMHO is you don't pay an adoption fee just to prove you are financially stable enough to take a pet. Instead these places should ask for pre-payment of standard medical services, as in you pay $200 to adopt the animal and in return you get a voucher good for 1 free pet checkup at the local vet. I approve those shelters where the adoption fee basically offsets the cost of neutering and shots, which are given by the shelter.
I feel that any animal being set up for possible adoption should be screened for stability- call it what you want but it should be free of behavioral issues that the common/average adopter would be unable to treat.
They should be free of any physical ailments that are not easy or moderately able to be cured.
If an animal is not primarily free of these distinguishing qualifications it should be humanely euthanized.
Exceptions? Of course.
But then that specific animal should already have a permanent placement already established. A stable home waiting to takeover the care and welfare of such an 'afflicted' animal.
And all animals should be screened with potential adopter's for compatibility.
Yes we know that most animals are super excited to meet potential new families. But those who know animal's can 'see' the connection or the potential problems.
As to potential homes.
I honestly do not care how a person lives, or where. If they choose a pet and take care of that animal in the best way they are able, they are not purposely being neglectful or cruel and it is evident that their animal is happy. That is a good home.
I understand that every one has different levels of expectation in care. From health, diet, training, etc. And many of us need to learn to leave each to their own. It can be very hard.
Potential adopters should be screened with their potential pets before they take the animal home. They should be screened, unannounced, throughout the following six months to a year. One to make certain that the animal is well cared for and secondly that any contractual conditions are met (spay/neuter) or other.
I understand that many people will feel/state that following through with home visits is a huge undertaking and that shelters/etc do not have the man power or resources to do these.
I feel that if procedures, resources and placement avenue's to save animals that should have been immediately put to rest(see above mentioned qualification) are used in placing and following through with contractual conditions more animals can be placed, saved and find better families.
yeah but you don't know how the person feels about
their dog and how the dog feels about it's owner. you
don't know the bound you could be pulling apart because
you don't like the situation. or do you care about the
relationship between the dog and it's owner?
I live in an area that has two different places you can adopt animals from. I've worked at both of them. First there is our "city animal shelter" they are owned by a local vet whom has the contract with the city to take in all the stays that animal control picks up. While working there I had a situation come up that was sort of like this. The applicant could afford the fee. She was not exactly a well washed woman and had a horrible aroma. She definitely looked like someone that others would avoid and she had a physical disability. I worked at the front desk and handled all the applications, i had the authority to approve or deny adoptions. She had her eye on a young lab/husky mix who'd been in the shelter for quite a while. I forget the dog's name...anyway...there had been another lady in the shelter looking at dogs and liked that same mix but was also looking at another dog too. I went a head and checked references for the first adopter, i even called her vet to see if she'd provided good vet care in the past if her previous dogs had ever needed it. They told me that she had and that was enough to satisfy me. I let her adopt the dog. BOY did that make her day. I've seen her in town with that dog several years even after she adopted her....i'm getting off subject...I caught **** from some of our other staff about adopting that dog out to that lady "who looked poor and smelled bad". I stood my ground and expressed "i checked with her vet, she gets them care when they need it. she might not be your typical adopter but i feel like she will really love and cherish the dog." Other people thought i should have waited to see if the "rich" lady was going to adopt that dog or not. If i had waited and the "rich" lady passed the dog up, she would have missed out on a good home because i told someone else no and she'd been in the shelter for some time and i didn't want to risk her missing having a forever home. I know she went to a good home and is loved very much.
the other place in town is a privately owned "humane society" and believe me they'd never adopt to someone like the lady that i adopted that dog too. They are very very picky about who they let take animals home...but i guess if you are privately owned but a bunch of snobby old rich ladies you can have that luxury...BUT not every shelter can risk keeping dogs for too long and risk them getting put down.
It all depends on the situation. I know well off people that shouldn't own an animal and i know people with very little that are the best owners a dog could have...every situation is different.
Me? I can barely get by and I won the lottery.
I say any chance at life for a healthy being is the best bet. I saw many happy, homeless, ownerless dogs all over the world while motorcycle touring and none of them looked as if they wanted to volunteer to be euthanized.
This subject is a constant conundrum for those of us who work in shelters. I am perhaps a little more lenient than some others that I work with as far as adoptions. I think "almost" any home is better than being locked in a kennel. My personal exceptions to that are homes where a dog is left outside ALL the time regardless of weather conditions and homes where a dog is chained all the time. In those situations I would rather see one humanely PTS.
I also feel pretty strongly about attempted rehab. When a dog comes in to me fear aggressive I can usually tell within a short time if I am going to be able to get it to come around to being adoptable. If a dog is dangerous to have in the kennels or for the workers to handle, I will usually help him to cross over. We just had this situation with one of the prettiest boxer mixes I have ever seen. She was a year old female, gray to fawn color with these awesome tall ears and a black muzzle. One of the prettiest girls I have ever seen and absolutely terrified to the point of biting and having to be moved with a rabies pole. Every time we had to move her to clean her kennel we were just scaring her more and making her life more miserable. She was the worst case I had seen in my three years at the shelter. As much as it saddened me to do it, I put her to sleep. I am certain she is much better off than she would ever have been.
Another bias we run into in my shelter is the people who do not want to adopt to anyone who uses a dog to hunt. Seriously? We always have an over abundance of hounds..Blue Tick, Red Tick Black and Tan,
Redbone, Treeing Walkers...you name it. These guys were born and raised to hunt before they somehow ended up in our shelter, yet we have volunteers and workers who act like it is the worst thing in the world when someone wants to adopt one to use as a coon dog. They want to make all hounds be couch dogs. I have no problem with them hunting as long as they are not going to be chained to a dog house all the time that they aren't hunting.
And what about dogs kept in an outside lot? Say a 8x8 kennel of sorts? What do y'all think about that? What if it is covered and has a good insulated dog house? Yea or Nay? This one is more of a gray area for me. I think my determining factor is - are they going to get the dog out and play with it and love it everyday or is it going to be shut away in the yard with no interaction.
It's such a hard thing sometimes. Maybe there are never any clear cut cases. I just try to handle each one as it comes.
I do agree about the ridiculous fees and conditions of a lot of rescue orgs. I could adopt a child easier than a dog from some of these groups
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Bibliophile, Alberto Manguel explores the many uses, functions and meanings of a library from the sanctity of his own personal library. Each chapter examines the library through a different perspective, many of which will seem all-too familiar to book lovers. The Library as Identity discusses the role that books play in shaping the life and mind of readers. The Library as Power explores the tools that the library offers to anyone who enters its doors. My personal favorite is The Library as Shape, in which Manguel muses on the futility of trying to maintain any type of order in the chaotic realm of books.
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TELLURIDE – The Telluride High School basketball teams have overcome their first post-season hurdle, as both the girls and boys teams triumphed over adversity at last weekend's District tournament and are now Regional Tournament bound.
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THS Boys Set Sights High for State Tourney Bid
With a commanding 16-4 overall record, the Miners established their supremacy on the league level: Their next challenge awaits, as they gear up for their upcoming Regional matchup against high-ranked Sanford.
The road to the Regional tournament has not been without hardship, head coach and THS/TMS athletic director Mike Hughes attests. Their most recent setback came at the hands of Ignacio Friday, March 1, at the District Tournament in Cortez, during a game that culminated with a second-half scoring drought that left the Miners out in the cold
"It was a difficult set of circumstances the guys had to break through," Coach Hughes admits of their first game of the District Tournament last weekend. Although the Miners started out on the right foot, with Telluride coming in at just two points behind the Bobcats at halftime thanks in part to Junior Connor Courter leading the offensive charge, Telluride couldn't find the net in the second half. "There was this sense of exasperation, wondering when the ball was going to fall into the bucket. We just couldn't seem to catch a break," Hughes said of the second half, which ended with Ignacio ahead 49-33.
Telluride hadn't finished a single game this season with less than 50 points scored, so the loss came as a surprise to the team. But that didn't stop them from turning the tables on Ridgway the following day, beating their rivals 55-51.
With the win, Telluride secured the top seed going into the Regional tournament.
The boys travel to Alamosa this Friday, where they'll find a good match against their first-round challengers Sanford. If they win, they will go into the final game Saturday, where there will be a State tournament berth on the line.
"It will be a tough task for us, but we're really looking forward to the opportunity," Hughes says of the upcoming Regional tournament.
Girls Succeed in Claiming Regional Tournament Invite
If the Telluride Miners' boys' team had a rough road to this year's Regional tournament, the school's girls' team had a downright grueling journey into the post-season. Sporting an 8-10 record on the season, the girls had to sharpen their competitive edge in recent games to continue their season.
The Lady Miners found their groove Tuesday, Feb. 26, with a 55-42 win over Nucla on the Mustangs' home turf in the District "Pigtail" tournament – winning a District Tournament berth in the process. The girls kept the momentum going into Friday, when they met rivals Dolores for a tight-played match that saw tough defense from THS players Sierra Sandoval, Carson Brumley and Erin Pihl. Telluride came up with the 50-46 victory, thanks in part to 17 points apiece from the team's high scorers Morgan Mackie and Shelby Brier.
In the next day's game against Ignacio, the girls were cursed with the same scoring famine as their male teammates had experienced in their previous day's game against the Bobcats. The Miners were down by double-digits at the half, after scoring only five points in the first two quarters. According to Head Coach Michael Lee, most teams would have mentally packed up and gone home after suffering the same first-half fate: The Lady Miners, however, had other plans. They picked up the pace, beat the no-scoring curse, and actually outscored the Bobcats in the second half. Although they ran out of time to post the win, the performance spoke to what the Lady Miners are capable of, Lee said.
The weekend split gave Telluride a ticket to this weekend's Regional Tournament, where they'll meet Evangelical Christian in Alamosa this Friday. It is only the third time in more than 50 years that the Telluride Lady Miners basketball team has made it this far into the post-season, Lee says.
"In spite of the ups and downs, we seem to be gelling at the right time and the team is feeling good about going into the weekend," he says of the girls' next stop at the Regional tourney.


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Around here, favorite voices Dave O'Brien and Joe Castiglione will be benched by ESPN Radio.
Finn Dierks-Brown, 12, says the Red Sox don't lose when he listens to WEEI broadcasts, and hopes the team won't be jinxed by ESPN Radio coverage of the World Series.
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Hardcore baseball fans will tell you how dangerous it is to mess with a streak.
And 12-year-old Finn Dierks-Brown of North Yarmouth has been on a streak this baseball postseason. Every time he listens to veteran Boston broadcasters Dave O'Brien and Joe Castiglione call a Red Sox game on the radio, the team wins. When he doesn't, the Sox lose.
So here's the problem: Finn can't listen to his favorite broadcasters for the World Series, which starts Wednesday with Boston hosting the St. Louis Cardinals.
ESPN Radio holds the exclusive radio rights to the series, so the home radio team of "Joe and Dave" will be heard only around Boston and blacked out to the rest of New England.
That leaves legions of fans who listen to their beloved Sox on radio all season long suddenly without the comfortable voices and familiar phrases of O'Brien and Castiglione. Old friends "Joe and Dave" won't be there to get them through the irrational pitching changes, the costly errors and the tense ninth innings.
Fans like Finn will listen to the ESPN Radio coverage of the World Series, broadcast on Maine stations, because they feel they have to.
But it won't be the same.
"Joe and Dave are what I think of when I think of the Red Sox on the radio," said Finn, whose family doesn't own a TV. "I'm sad because those are the guys I like. They are the ones I know."
Listening to baseball on radio, for many fans, is better than watching on TV. It requires imagination and a love of words, and it promotes a kind of inner peace that watching baseball on a 60-inch HD screen can obliterate. It allows freedom of movement while following your team, and it reminds many people of their childhoods, listening to the Sox on a transistor radio while on a porch swing or out by the lake.
"I love baseball, and I love fiction. I love novels because they allow you to visualize something that's not in front of you," said Caleb Mason, 57, of Portland, who runs the ebook publishing company Publerati. "And I think that's the same with baseball on the radio. There's more imagination."
Mason's love of baseball on radio goes back to his childhood. He was growing up in Providence, R.I., during the Red Sox "Impossible Dream" season of 1967. He has fond memories of staying up later than allowed, and listening to the Red Sox on a transistor radio that he smuggled into his bed.
Castiglione and O'Brien know listeners like Mason, and all listeners of Red Sox Nation, on a far more personal level than ESPN Radio's team of Dan Shulman and Orel Hershiser ever could. Castiglione is the man who coined the now magical phrase "Can you believe it?" after the Sox ended their fans' 86 years of epic suffering by winning the 2004 World Series.
And O'Brien, a native New Englander, often peppers his radio commentary with childhood stories about meeting Luis Tiant in a hardware store in Marshfield, Mass., or some similar encounter.
"I dislike (the national broadcasters). I think it points out how fortunate we are to have the broadcasters we have. I think they are just better," said Mason. "If the option existed, I'd watch the World Series on TV and turn on the local radio broadcast. But now that's not an option."
Another great thing about baseball on the radio is that you can get things done while listening. And that's important to Mainers.
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SECU Arena (Towson, Md.)
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Where: SECU Arena, Towson, Md. (capacity: 5,200)
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Mar. 15, 2013 (CAA Quarterfinals) – Upper Marlboro, Md. (The Show Place Arena) – JMU 59, Towson 48
• The Tigers are on a four-game win-streak, including a 2-0 start to open CAA play. Overall, they are 8-7 with a 5-2 mark on their home court.
• Senior guard Tanisha McTiller leads Towson with 17.6 points per game, second-best in the league to just Kirby Burkholder, whom she shares CAA Player of the Week honors with this week. McTiller's 7.9 rebounds and 2.3 steals over 36.0 minutes played per outing also lead the Tigers.
• Sophomore guard Dominique Johnson leads the CAA in free-throw percentage (.886) en route to a team third-best 12.3 points per game. She also dishes up a team-leading 4.3 assists per outing. Redshirt-junior forward LaTorri Hines-Allen averages a second-best 15.1 points per game for the Tigers on 41.5-percent shooting from the floor and 7.8 rebounds per game.
• Redshirt-senior forward leads the defensive effort with 1.6 blocks per game and 7.9 boards per game.
• As a team, Towson holds a +4.5 rebounding margin over opponents, but has a -1.1 deficit in points per game.
• The Dukes opened their CAA slate with an 87-51 victory over Delaware on Jan. 12, the largest margin-of-victory in the series' history, and the end to the Blue Hens' 44-game win-streak against league foes. JMU also jumped up to No. 4 in Graham Hays' ESPN Mid-Major Top-10.
• Senior Kirby Burkholder (Bridgewater, Va./Turner Ashby) scored a career-high 33 points against Delaware, tying her career high of seven made 3-pointers, en route to a league-best fourth Player of the Week accolade.
• Redshirt senior Nikki Newman (Harrisonburg, Va./Turner Ashby) made her 100th-career start on Sunday. She pulled down a season-high 11 rebounds, adding eight points and seven assists with three steals and two blocks on the afternoon.
• Against Delaware, sophomore Angela Mickens (Staunton, Va./Robert E. Lee) tied a career-high assists (8) for the third time on zero turnovers. As a team, the Dukes picked up 24 assists on 29 made baskets with a season-low nine turnovers.
• JMU leads the CAA in rebounding margin (+10.7), the ninth-best mark in the nation, and rebounding defense (33.3 rpg allowed). The Dukes are also pulling down a CAA-best 28.2 defensive rebounds per game. The Tigers, however, lead the CAA in offensive rebounds with 17.3 boards per outing.


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John Edwards2 of 13
The intricacies of this politician's scandal are many, and the worst part of this whole thing was that he put his late wife Elizabeth, who was battling cancer, through so much. But being the strong woman she was, Elizabeth wrote candidly about the affair in her second memoir, Resilience. She'll always be remembered as a role model of class.
Shaq3 of 13
After nearly seven years of marriage, this sports legend's wife Shaunie filed for legal separation as 2009 was wrapping up. But the real story unfolded over the course of this year, including allegations that one of his mistresses, whom Shaq met when she was 14, was pregnant. We're just glad his wife got away when she did.
Matt Lauer4 of 13
This Today show anchor was accused of getting cozy with some other ladies during the Winter Olympics. He and his wife both deny the claims and remain a couple — we assume they are working through whatever transpired.
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Tiger Woods5 of 13
It goes almost without saying that this pro golfer takes the prize for worst celebrity cheater in 2010. There's no saving your marriage when prostitutes and "sexting" are involved. Speaking of … thank you, Tiger, for seeing to it that "sexting" is now a common verb.
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A close runner-up to Tiger is Sandra Bullock's ex, who ditched his Oscar-winning wife for some not-so-tasteful company. Good riddance: A man who can't handle having a successful, gorgeous woman by his side doesn't deserve one.
David Boreanaz7 of 13
The Bones star openly admitted his infidelity last March, saying his mistress was threatening to come forward. While his fear of being exposed on someone else's terms isn't exactly the best reason to come clean, we respect his honesty and the fact that he and his wife of nearly a decade are working on their marriage. We wish them luck.
David Letterman8 of 13
While his tales of sleeping with staffers came to light in late 2009, he opened up for the first time about his affairs in April 2010 to Regis and Kelly, calling his behavior reckless and stupid. When a man admits he's wrong and can have some self-awareness, we say he's forgivable.
Al Gore9 of 13
We were super sad when learning of the eco-friendly former vice president's split from wife Tipper. Of course, the rumor mill started churning out theories, one of which was that Al was having an affair with Larry David's ex-wife, Laurie. Seems as though there was no foul play involved, but the media wanted a reason for the divorce.
Sam Mendes10 of 13
This director's spilt from wife Kate Winslet was another 2010 surprise. While infidelity hasn't been confirmed, there were rumblings of Sam's "friendship" with a 27-year-old woman, which he refused to discontinue at Kate's request. If that was the case, we commend her for getting rid of him.
Larry King11 of 13
The legendary Larry King battled the tabloid chatter this year when rumors that he cheated on his wife — and with her sister at that! — emerged. The tales didn't break up the marriage, and it looks like Larry's got the perfect holiday gift for wife Shawn to make up for the scandal: Stevie Wonder recently offered to write her a song.
Josh Brolin12 of 13
After seemingly relentless rumors that this actor was cheating on his wife, Diane Lane, he declared the following to Playboy magazine this September: "I don't f*** around on my wife." If that's indeed true, he should get some points for being so bold about the subject.
Tony Parker13 of 13
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The Phillies are a .500 baseball team yet again, it feels so great to say that after all of the struggles this team has endured to start this 2012 baseball season, they look to continue this four game winning streak tonight in Chicago against the Cubs, first pitch around 8:05 Pm EST.
This is the final game of this two game road trip, the Phillies board a plane for Philadelphia after tonight's game and began a three game interleague series against the Boston Red Sox tomorrow night at beautiful Citizens Bank Park.
Roy Halladay will take the mound for the Phillies today, he has a record of 3-3 on the season and a 3.20 ERA. In Halladay's last five outings he has either been charged with a loss or a no decision. I really don't think that has happened in his career before, maybe his first year in the league but if anybody has that stat please let me know in the comment section cause i'm interested to see if this has ever happen before, I really don't think it has but what do I know.
The Cubs send out Chris Volstad tonight, I always love facing pitchers like this because he really basically sucks, I'm not going to sugar coat it because he just completely sucks. He is 0-5 on the season and has an ERA of 6.92, a very lovely candidate to face.
I saw an interesting stat on twitter from somewhere today where the Phillies have a .500 record at home, .500 record on the road and a .500 record on the season.
If the Phillies record a victory tonight the Phillies will be one game over .500 for the first time since opening day in Pittsburgh.
Weather at game time tonight. Last time Halladay pitched in Chicago it was a warm 90 degrees and he left the game early because of the terrible Chicago Heat.
Go Phillies!
Phillies Lineup (19-19)
1. Rollins SS
2. Pierre LF
3. Victorino CF
4. Pence RF
5. Ruiz C
6. Wigginton 3B
7. Luna 1B
8. Galvis 2B
9. Halladay P
Cubs Lineup (15-22)
1. Dejesus RF
2. Campana CF
3. Castro SS
4. LaHair 1B
5. Soriano LF
6. Stewart 3B
7. Soto C
8. Barney 2B
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Devin Harris. That name is finally getting some respect around the NBA and the sports world.
The Nets have won 4 of their past 5 games, losing only to one of the best teams in the league, the Lebron James Cleveland Cavs. The Nets are finally learning how important Harris is to their team even in the present going 0-3 without him and 6-3 with him, most notably 4-1 since he came back from the ankle injury he suffered in Detroit. He also had 5 straight games with 20+ points, until the game last night where he had 18(he also had 10 assists).He is averaging a whooping 23.9 pp, which is good for 9th best in the NBA, and 6.2 assists per game, which is above average and would be top ten in the league if he played more than 8 games. His steals are impressive too at 1.4 per game. Harris has become the true fantasy beast that everyone(including me) thought he would become as well. I suggest you trade for him or sell high on the Devin Harris craze.
Now the big question here is, can the Nets keep it up?? Well, the OT win over the Raptors in Toronto, which was huge for their confidence, and the convincing rout of the Clippers the day after really could be the answer. However, games like the Cleveland game in which the Nets scored a dismal 30 points in the second half prove otherwise.Yi Jianlian's emergence in the Clippers game(27 and 6) and Brook Lopez's outstanding play in Josh Boone's absence really are promising and if they can keep it up, this might be a playoff team.
The upcoming game against the Lakers in LA, against Kobe Bryant, could really tell us a lot about this squad. Be sure to check my blog on Tuesday, November 25, for the preview of that game. It will include X-Factors, player matchups, and a prediction of the score.