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Worst U.S. airline revealed: Are you surprised?
The worst U.S. airline, according to a new report, got twice as many complaints as last year, and 17 times more than Southwest, which got the fewest customer complaints.
United Airlines was the worst U.S. airline —and Virgin America was the best — among leading U.S. airlines last year, a report said Monday. Overall, carriers had their second-best score in the more than the two decades since researchers began measuring quality of service.
Skip to next paragraphThe report ranked the 14 largest U.S. airlines based on on-time arrivals, mishandled bags, consumer complaints, and passengers who bought tickets but were turned away because flights were overbooked.
Airline performance in 2012 was the second highest in the 23 years that Wichita State University in Kansas and Purdue University in Indiana have tracked the performance of airlines. The airlines' best year was 2011.
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Besides being the overall leader, Virgin America, headquartered in Burlingame, Calif., also did the best job on baggage handling and had the second-lowest rate of passengers denied seats due to overbookings. United Airlines, whose consumer complaint rate nearly doubled last year, had the worst performance. United has merged with Continental Airlines, but has had rough spots in integrating the operations of the two carriers.
This is the first year Virgin America, created in 2007, has been large enough to be included in the rankings. United carries roughly 18 times more passengers than Virgin America, and has 702 planes, compared to 52 for the smaller carrier.
The number of complaints consumers filed with the Department of Transportation overall surged by one-fifth last year to 11,445 complaints, up from 9,414 in 2011.
"Over the 20-some year history we've looked at it, this is still the best time of airline performance we've ever seen," said Dean Headley, a business professor at Wichita State University in Kansas, who has co-written the annual report. The best year was 2011, which was only slightly better than last year, he said.
Despite those improvements, it's not surprising that passengers are getting grumpier, Headley said. Carriers keep shrinking the size of seats in order to stuff more people into planes. Empty middle seats that might provide a little more room have vanished. And more people who have bought tickets are being turned away because flights are overbooked.
"The way airlines have taken 130-seat airplanes and expanded them to 150 seats to squeeze out more revenue, I think, is finally catching up with them," he said. "People are saying, 'Look, I don't fit here. Do something about this.' At some point airlines can't keep shrinking seats to put more people into the same tube," he said.
The industry is even looking at ways to make today's smaller-than-a-broom-closet toilets more compact in the hope of squeezing a few more seats onto planes.
"I can't imagine the uproar that making toilets smaller might generate," Headley said, especially given that passengers increasingly weigh more than they use to. Nevertheless, "will it keep them from flying? I doubt it would."
The rate of complaints per 100,000 passengers also rose to 1.43 last year from 1.19 in 2011.
United's 2012 ranking doesn't reflect its experience over the past six months, in which the airline has made significant improvements in performance, company spokesman Rahsaan Johnson said


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Paris Fashion Week: Stella McCartney clearly on a winning streak
Juiced up from her winning Olympic designs and reports her company is doing well, Stella McCartney scored another win with her spring 2013 collection.
PARIS—Juiced up from her winning Olympic designs and reports that her company is doing well, Stella McCartney scored another medal with her spring 2013 collection held Monday at the Opera Garnier.
With a front-row crowd that included Kate Moss, M.I.A., Jerry Seinfeld and of course, her dad, Sir Paul McCartney, the show started with a sunny burst of colour: dresses with elliptical shapes of orange and white.
Her sporty zeal was also evident with mesh and lightweight, finely pleated fabrics.
Cotton pique dresses and pants came with shorts underneath and other easy slouchy pants looked like they had another layer at the hem.
In a season where sheer fabrics are a dominant trend, it was refreshing to see transparency done in a modern and wearable way here.
However, with all this ease, her signature tailoring was still evident in her oversized jackets.
The transparency also showed up in some of her accessories with Lucite wedges and clear gemstone-shaped clutches.
Clearly, McCartney is on a winning streak.
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Maybe you've seen it. With both arms and one leg cut off and blood squirting everywhere, the crazy knight is still hopping around on one leg, still challenging the other knight to fight him, calling him names and making fun of him while he tries to keep his balance. That's Toney. Down, but not out. Injured, but not dead. Ready to fight, even if he can't. In the past 11 months, Toney has been healthy all of about three days, or at least that's the way it feels. He was getting ready to fight Jameel McCline in February of this year, but he ruptured his Achilles tendon shortly before the fight. He was healthy just long enough to beat Rydell Booker this past September, but he didn't escape from that one-sided fight unblemished. He tore his bicep and has been put back on the shelf for another few months. It's almost like his body is quickly outgrowing itself. The injuries have kept him out of the ring, but they haven't kept him out of the spotlight. And that's the thing about Toney. He never disappears for long, never really leaves. Though banged up, he's just on the outskirts of the heavyweight division looking in, waiting for a chance to steal the moment, grab the headlines, to question the skills and heart of every other heavyweight out there. He's a little like that crazy knight. Even while he's injured, he's still calling guys out, throwing around insults, trying to get them lined up in a row for easy pickings for when he breaks out of this spell of hard luck injuries. The first guy on his wish list of "bums I would love to fight" is WBC champ Vitali Klitschko, who all but ended the career of Danny Williams earlier this month. Even after destroying Williams, Klitschko was still criticized for everything from throwing poor punches to not putting Williams away quicker to driving the wrong kind of car to the gym. If he would have stopped Williams in the first round instead of the eighth, they would have called for an investigation. Nothing the guy does is right. Regardless of Toney's claims, Klitschko is arguably the best heavyweight in the world right now, but no one wants to actually come out and admit it. Toney calls him "Frankenstein," as in "I want Frankenstein first," which is relatively tame for Toney, who lives by the creed: "Anyone, anywhere, any time." As for a fight with Klitschko, who injured his hand against Williams and is tentatively set to fight Hasim Rahman next, it's "not any time soon." But that's all right. There are others out there waiting to get exposed, waiting to be humbled. At least that's what Toney - who hopes to fight again in March or April - claims. "None of these guys can beat me," he says. "They're all a bunch of bums. They're all terrible." All Toney wants is a chance to show he's right. The catch is he has to stay healthy to prove it.
The highly anticipated Battle For Supremacy at 135 pounds on SHOWTIME – an early candidate for Fight of the Year -- will be co-promoted by Gary Shaw Productions, LLC, and Top Rank, Inc., in association with Banner Promotions. A site and co-featured bout will be announced in the near future. Corrales (39-2, 32 KOs), of Sacramento, Calif., captured the WBO crown with a sensational 10th-round TKO over defending champion Acelino "Popo" Freitas on Aug. 7, 2004, on SHOWTIME. In a terrific bout that lived up to its billing as a leading candidate for Fight of the Year, Corrales spotted the previously undefeated Freitas a huge early lead before rallying dramatically to register three knockdowns en route to winning his third world title belt. The crowd-pleasing Corrales, who entered the ring against Freitas as WBO 130-pound titleholder, scored one knockdown in the eighth, ninth and 10th rounds. After trailing by a substantial margin after seven rounds, Corrales turned an intense bout which featured many exciting exchanges around in the eighth with his first knockdown. Entering the 10th, the aggressive, offensive-minded Corrales had edged in front on two of the three scorecards, 85-83 and 85-84, but was behind, 83-85, on the other. Perhaps the most feared pure puncher in the lighter weight classes, the lanky Corrales was making his first start since winning the then-vacant WBO 130-pound belt with an excellent 12-round split decision over Joel Casamayor on March 6, 2004, on SHOWTIME. The victory over Casamayor came in a rematch of a fight that the Cuban had won on a disputed sixth-round TKO on Oct. 4, 2003. Corrales won his first world title fight with a seventh-round TKO over defending International Boxing Federation (IBF) 130-pound champion Robert Garcia on Oct. 23, 1999, on SHOWTIME. Castillo (51-6-1, 45 KOs), of Sonora, Mexico, will be making the second defense in his second stint as WBC lightweight champion. In his last start, Castillo came from behind to retain his belt with a hard-fought 12-round split decision over Casamayor on Dec. 4, 2004, on SHOWTIME. In a classic puncher versus boxer matchup that had the fans on their feet cheering wildly during the final nine minutes, the late surging Castillo took the last three rounds on all three judges' scorecards to triumph by the scores of 117-111, 116-112 and 113-115. Castillo, who won the WBC 135-pound belt the first time with a 12-round majority decision over Steve Johnston on June 17, 2000, regained it with a unanimous 12-round unanimous decision over Juan Lazcano on June 5, 2004. Following three successful defenses in his initial tenure as world champion, Castillo lost the title and a subsequent rematch to unbeaten Floyd Mayweather in April and December of 2002. Many felt he got jobbed and that Mayweather was fortunate to get the nod in their first match. After turning pro at age 16 in May 1990, Castillo knocked out his initial 14 opponents and won three titles before earning the WBC world crown. The 15 year veteran won the Mexican state featherweight (Oct. 2, 1992), Pacific 130-pound (Aug. 15, 1996) and Mexican featherweight (July 4, 1997) championships during the early part of his career. SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING's Steve Albert and Al Bernstein will call the action from ringside with Jim Gray serving as roving reporter. The executive producer of the SHOWTIME telecast will be Jay Larkin, with David Dinkins Jr. producing and Bob Dunphy directing. For information on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING and "ShoBox: The New Generation" telecasts, including complete fighter bios and records, related stories and more, please go the SHOWTIME website at http://www.sho.com/boxing.
Brewster (31-2, 27 KOs) knocked out the highly regarded Wladimir Klitschko in September, of this year, to obtain his world heavyweight belt and successfully defended his first title fight against Kali Meehan. Brewster has made a full recovery from the cheek injury he sustained in the bought with Meehan. As one of the most gifted athletes in the heavyweight division, Brewster promises an exciting battle in the boxing ring. According to manager, Sam Simon, Brewster will start training in January, and has picked up the services of the well-respected Jesse Reid as trainer.
How could we dismiss his heart and determination? How could we disregard his durability and persistence? And how could we overlook a ton of experience and above-average skills? But we ignored Johnson's strengths, and stubbornly pointed out his weaknesses. And after winning a split decision, the native of Jamaica could have stared into the HBO cameras with a look of defiance and said, "I told you so." Instead, the newly-recognized light heavyweight king took the high rode – which isn't surprising considering the class with which he has conducted his pro career. And, rather than gloat, he showed the boxing world how a gentleman wins. "I hope I'm appreciated," he said simply. Regardless of whether you thought Johnson won or lost Saturday, the boxing world can no longer deny him. In three months, the "Road Warrior" has gone from tough contender to pound-for-pound entrant with victories over two of the best fighters of the era. Before Sept. 25, Johnson was known more for a funny first name and a knockout loss to middleweight champ Bernard Hopkins than any victory. Saturday, though, Johnson seemed to use that lack of recognition as motivation. It appeared even Tarver fell victim to Johnson's journeyman reputation early, looking to land another bomb that would send everyone home early. It took him four rounds to realize he wouldn't be knocking Johnson out. By that time, he was already at a disadvantage on the scorecards of Melvina Lathan and Chuck Giampa. But this was a fight that Johnson won – not that Tarver lost. Though he was exhausted by the late rounds, Tarver fought with all his heart. And, in the end, both fighters left everything they had in the Staples Center. Both fighters should be praised for giving up their bogus alphabet belts to fight each other. Hopefully the rest of the sport will take note. And both fighters should also be commended for the dignity they displayed after it was all over. But, most of all, Johnson should be recognized as a fighter to be reckoned with. Because, after Saturday, he is certainly appreciated.
"I'll fight Byrd any time, any place, and he can bring the ref," Ruiz offered. "Let him bring two referees if he wants. This fight can easily be made because we have the same promoter (Don King). All it takes is a phone call by Byrd. I'll sign a contract tomorrow. I just don't want it to be a cat fight because I don't slap like him." Team Ruiz learned that Byrd said, according to an Internet boxing writer, everyone in the heavyweight division is afraid to fight Ruiz because he cheats, fights illegally, and uses different rules. "This must be Chris' way of telling Don that he won't fight Johnny," Ruiz' manager/head trainer Norman 'Stoney' Stone said. "Our last three fights we've asked to fight Byrd. Two weeks ago we told Don to get us any of the other champions, including Byrd, in or out of a tournament. Johnny wants to settle things in the ring, his belt against any of the other world champions. We've never said anything bad about Chris; he's never said anything bad about John up until now. Why is he trash talking now? He's just afraid to fight Johnny, not because Johnny cheats, but because Byrd knows he can't beat him "We're tired of cleaning up the messes Byrd's left behind. He can bring all of the refs he wants, but not the judges because his last three fights all have been questionable decisions. If heavyweights should be afraid of fighting anybody, it should be Byrd because of those bad decisions. In his last three fights Chris has struggled: (Fres) Oquendo gave him hell for 12 rounds, Johnny knocked out Oquendo in 11; he fought (Andrew) Golota to a draw, Johnny got up off the mat against Golota to win 9 of 12 rounds on two cards, 8 of 12 on the other; Byrd was lucky in his last fight to get out of there with a split decision against (Jameel) McCline. Fighting isn't about style points, it's all about winning and losing, and Johnny Ruiz keeps winning."
The informative, fast-paced, entertaining 30-minute telecast will be co-hosted by SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING'S Steve Albert and Nick Charles of "ShoBox: The New Generation." Joining the SHOWTIME blow-by-blow commentators will be their ringside analysts Al Bernstein and Steve Farhood. The show focuses on the exciting events that transpired in the ring during the 12 SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecasts and the 18 fight cards on "Shobox: The New Generation" in 2004. Classic, crowd-pleasing confrontations scheduled to be highlighted include: Kostya Tszyu vs. Sharmba Mitchell, Mike Tyson vs. Danny Williams, Syd Vanderpool vs. Jeff Lacy, Diego Corrales vs. Joel Casamayor, Diego Corrales vs. Acelino Freitas, Mike Arnaoutis vs. Juan Urango, Roberto Guerrero vs. Enrique Sanchez and Ben Dunne vs. Adrian Valdez. Besides highlights, our talent will list the top five knockouts, recap memorable moments and discuss a myriad of subjects including the top fighters and prospects of 2004, best and worst strategies and a look back at Mike Tyson's return to the ring. In 2004, SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING unveiled its popular schedule of televising real fights for real fight fans the first Saturday of every month. Since March 15, 1986, there have been 212 SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecasts encompassing 450 fights. There have been 294 world title bouts and a new champion crowned on 96 occasions. During the past 18 years, SHOWTIME has provided viewers with quality, competitive prizefights, whose surprising outcomes have unveiled new champions, affected entire careers and gained SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING the distinction of not only presenting the most important matchups, but the most unexpected results. A total of 216 boxers have performed on the 54 "ShoBox" telecasts. The well-received "ShoBox" series, which will begin its fifth season in 2005, features up-and-coming prospects determined to make a mark and eventually fight for a chance at a world title. It is pure, basic boxing, reminiscent of the golden days of the sport.The Senior Creative Director of "The Best Of Show'' is Earl Fash. Jody Heaps is the Executive Producer and Jim Twohie is the Sr. Writer/producer. For information on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING and "ShoBox: The New Generation" telecasts, including fighter bios and records, related stories and more, please go to the SHOWTIME website at http://www.sho.com/boxing.
Less then two months later he pounded out a ten round verdict over future title challenger Manuel Ramos. The following year he whipped tough trialhorse George "Scrapiron" Johnson. In 1966 he fought a No Decision bout with Amos "Big Train" Lincoln and he lost a decision to highly regarded Zora Folley.The year 1967 saw Henry establish himself as a force in the heavyweight division by winning on points over Bill McMurray, Steve Grant on two occasions, Fred Lewis, Eddie Machen and Roger Rischer. Henry opened 1968 by defeating the clever Leotis Martin. This led Henry into a major bout against comebacking ex-heavyweight king Sonny Liston. This was Sonny's first major step on his comeback trail and he passed with flying colors. Sonny pummelled a game but overmatched Clark in scoring a seventh round stoppage. The year 1969 had mixed results. Henry drew with Brian London and kayoed Bob Stallings. He then lost on points to "Florida" Al Jones and Jeff "Candy Slim" Merritt. In 1970 his best win was a points call over Jimmy "The King" Fletcher. In 1972 Henry won and lost to Jack "The Giant" O'Halloran. He was then stopped in nine rounds by an up and coming Ken Norton on the Muhammad Ali-Bob Foster undercard. Henry came back to win three bouts in 1973 and then on March 4th 1974 in a rematch, Henry blew out the now ranked Jeff Merritt in one round. Henry quickly followed with a decision win over faded ex-contender Mac Foster. Henry remained unbeaten through four more fights and was then matched with the dangerous Earnie Shavers in Paris, France. Try as he might for the KO, Shavers was unable to stop the wily Clark and had to settle for a hard earned points win over Henry. They met again six months later on the undercard of Ali-Norton III. This time Henry was overwhelmed by the murderous punching Shavers in two rounds. Henry attempted to bounce back four months later but was defeated over ten by Howard "Kayo" Smith. Henry did not fight again for over two and a half years. When he did return he was defeated in ten rounds by fringe contender Bernardo Mercado. Henry's final tally was 32 wins, 12 losses and four draws. He scored seven knockouts but he was only stopped on three occasions. That was by Liston, Norton and Shavers. Surely no shame there.
Sometimes changing a name seems the most natural thing on earth. Consider, for example, that champion of champions, Cassius Clay, first known as the Louisville Lip, who changed his name to Cassius X, then to Muhammad Ali, before finally settling on The Greatest. A prefix to a real name sometimes says it all. Savor this quintet of sweetheart pugilists: Sugar Ray (Robinson), Sugar Ray (Leonard), Sugar Shane (Mosley), Sugar Ramos and Sucra Ray (Olivera). My mouth waters at the thought of all that talent. The epithets used by boxers in Regency and Victorian England set a high historical tone for nicknames with punch. A Young Ruffian fought. So did an Old Ruffian. For fans that hungered for action, Beef a la Mode was a contender, as were Cabbage, Giblet Pie, Young Rump Steak and Catsmeat. Alongside these gents scuffled such well-named notables as No Neck (Duggan), Gallows Dick, Yokel Brute, The Chelsea Snob, Holy Land Pink, Cripplegate and Death. And let's not forget the anomalous Fighting Quaker. Some of the animals who fought in the ring and whose bite was worse than their bark were the Pit Bull, El Terrier, Mad Dog, The Animal, The Cobra, The Old Mongoose (Archie Moore), Bobcat (Bob Foster) and Big Cat (Cleveland Williams). The Wild Bull of the Pampas (Luis Angel Firpo) gave Jack Dempsey all he could handle in 1923. There were those highflying champs The Hawk (Aaron Pryor) and Game Chicken (Hen Pearce). There was Tiger Flowers. Now and again noms-de-guerre were an astute summing up of a fighter's essence. Consider the Napoleon of the Ring (Jem Belcher), Old Master (Joe Gans), Toy Bulldog (Mickey Walker), Mighty Atom (Jimmy Wilde), Homicide Hank (Henry Armstrong) and Human Windmill (Harry Greb). There are Gentleman Jim (Corbett), Gorgeous George (Carpentier), Terrible Terry (McGovern) and Two Ton Tony (Galento). There's the rags-to-riches Cinderella Man (James Braddock). There's the Clown Prince of Boxing (Max Baer). There's the canvas-loving Fainting Phil (Scott). Our black brothers, especially in the past, were assigned politically incorrect honorifics. There's no forgetting the phenomenal Brown Bomber (Joe Louis). One of Joe's contemporaries was Gorilla Jones. The Black Terror (Bill Richmond) fought in Merry Old England. The Black Panther (Harry Wills) fought in the U.S. and Panama. There was a Young Massa. There was a Kid Chocolate, Little Chocolate, Old Chocolate and Chocolito. The Boston Tar Baby (Sam Langford) was an all-time great, as was The Moor (boxing pioneer Tom Molyneaux), also known as Snowball. Boxing wouldn't be boxing without the surname Kid. In addition to the aforementioned Kid Chocolate, aka the Cuban Bonbon, there is Kid Gavilan, Kid Broad, Kid Dixie, Kid Francis, Kid Graves, Kid Goodman, Kid Herman, Kid Kaplan, Kid McCoy, Kid McPartland, Kid Murphy and Kid Williams. There's also George Kid Lavigne, "Billy the Kid" O'Shea, Hogan Kid Bassey, Jack Kid Berg, Ted Kid Lewis, Benny Kid Paret, The Stringbean Kid and Young Zulu Kid. Where the fighter was born and raised looms large in the history of the fight game. Some hall of fame fighters who put boxing on the map were the Manassa Mauler (Jack Dempsey), Brockton Blockbuster (Rocky Marciano), Bronx Bull (Jake LaMotta), Boston Strong Boy (John L. Sullivan), Galveston Giant (Jack Johnson) and Michigan Assassin (Stanley Ketchel). As we bob and weave our way across America we come across a Nebraska Wildcat, St. Paul Phantom, Livermore Larruper, Herkeimer Hurricane, Milwaukee Marvel, Kentucky Rosebud, Kansas Rube and Pottawatomie Giant. There was a Brooklyn Bomber and Brooklyn Billygoat, Harlem Spider and Harlem Harlequin, Astoria Assassin, Bronx Beauty and Brownsville Bum. Jersey Joe (Walcott) and Philadelphia Jack (O'Brien) were terrific champs, as were the Pittsburgh Kid (Billy Conn) and Boston Gob (Jack Sharkey). Fighters representing foreign lands fought here and overseas. There's the Light of Israel (English champion Daniel Mendoza) and Croat Comet (low blow artist Fritzie Zivic), as well as the Tipton Slasher, Bristol Unknown, Belfast Spider, Durable Dane, Barbados Demon, Singular Senegalese, Basque Woodchopper, Scotch Wop, Australian Hard Rock and Elongated Panamanian. Taking a swing at the former jobs of professional pugilists in Regency England, there were pugs who once were The Gasman, The Coachman, The Bargeman, The Waterman, The Collier, The Nailer and The Tinman. There was also a Master of Rolls and Sailor Boy, a Knight of the Cleaver and Bath Butcher. Closer to home we had ragamuffins on street corners hawking the daily news: Newsboy Brown, The Fighting Newsboy (Mushy Callahan) and Abe the Newsboy (Hollandersky). There was a Georgia Shoeshine Boy (Beau Jack), Boilermaker and Fighting Marine (heavyweight champs Jim Jeffries and Gene Tunney). Men with nerves of steel were the Man of Steel (Tony Zale from Gary, Indiana), the macho Upstate Onion Farmer (Carmen Basilio from Canastota) and The Fighting Dentist (Leech Cross from the Lower East Side), who knocked out teeth at night and replaced them the next day. When people say "sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never harm me," they could not be more wrong.
Speedy southpaw Arnaoutis set the pace from the opening bell, probing Gallardo's defense with snapping jabs and long, laser-straight left hands. Having seen enough of his adversary to determine a weakness and act accordingly, "Mighty" Mike delivered a stunning combination in round 2 of the action, culminating in a left to the body and a right hook to the head that put the "Killer" down hard. To his credit, Gallardo rose to his feet and survived the round, withstanding in the process the brutal and dangerously accurate body attack of a determined "Mighty" Mike. Gallardo returned to his corner with blood flowing from his mouth and eye. Arnaoutis returned to his corner with the blood of his opponent coloring his formerly white trunks. In the 3rd, two clashes of the fighters' heads caused a deep cut to open on Gallardo's scalp, further bloodying both pugilists. As the final 30 seconds of the round set in, Arnaoutis struck again, flooring Gallardo with a powerful straight left hand and causing Referee Raul Caiz to immediately stop the action. Says the triumphant Arnaoutis, "Gallardo is a brave fighter. I put him down, and he got up and kept going. He is a good, strong fighter, but it wasn't his night, it was our night. My night and a night for my Cestus team. No matter who I get in the ring with, it's always our night. Steve Farhood said on TV that I show something new and impressive every time I fight. This time it was the right hook, which is a punch that I've been working on in training with team Cestus. I want everyone who watches to see something different every fight, so that they know that I'm getting better every time. This was a great year for us, but it's only the beginning. I have faith in my team, and I know Cestus Management will get me to the top of the boxing world." It was indeed a great year for the "Pride of Greece," and one that concluded with 3 consecutive action-packed appearances on the Showtime Network's ShoBox: The New Generation series, considered the premier showcase for up-and-coming pugilistic talent in the world. Says Advisor Mike Michael, "I couldn't be more pleased, I really couldn't. This is a kid with only 14 professional fights, and look at the progress he's making every single time. They said 'Mighty' Mike couldn't beat Urango because Urango was such a big puncher. Well, my kid got in there and he showed everyone how schooled and technically sound of a boxer he is. They said he couldn't beat Feliciano because Feliciano was too tough and too durable, and he had so much experience against top guys. Freddie Cadena couldn't beat him. Arturo Morales couldn't beat him. Jermaine Marks, Speedy Gonzales, they couldn't beat him. Well, 'Mighty' Mike stepped up and knocked Feliciano out in one single round. And Gallardo, they said Mike couldn't beat Gallardo because Gallardo was a kid with the same amateur experience as him. They said Gallardo had seen it all. They said that Gallardo had been in with better fighters than my kid and given them the toughest fights of their careers. Well, 'Mighty' Mike stood in there with Gallardo and showed everyone exactly what he's made of. And my kid handed Gallardo the first knockout loss of his entire career. "I want to thank some people for all their help, specifically Gary Shaw and Gary Shaw Productions, for putting together these fine shows and keeping the fight fans entertained. Also, George Horowitz, Adam Geisler and my good friend Fritz Zivic at Everlast, who allow us to use their quality products. And last but certainly not least, another great friend of mine, legendary cutman Jacob "Stitch" Duran, who did our handwraps and cuts for this fight. His help is very, very much appreciated, as is the help of everyone I mentioned. We hope these people continue to be a part of our Cestus Management family over the coming year." Boxing fans are advised to keep their eyes on young "Mighty" Mike Arnaoutis, as the exciting Greek pugilist plans to fight at least 5 times over the coming year, defending his undefeated 12-0-2 record, his WBO-NABO junior welterweight Championship title and, most importantly, his standing as one of the hottest prospects in the fight game.
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Miami Marlins closer Steve Cishek just saved his 33rd game of the 2013 season for a team that has yet to pick up 60 wins. He also recorded his 28th save in a row, putting him in impressive company for the season, if you cared about saves at all. But beyond the facade of saves is an obvious fact: Steve Cishek has been very good for the Marlins this season.
How good? After a rough month of April in which he posted a 5.25 ERA and 4.46 FIP thanks to a surprising number of home runs and a tough May that had a decent ERA but terrible strikeout and walk numbers, Cishek got back to doing exactly what he does best, one inning at a time. Since the start of June, Cishek has thrown 45 1/3 innings and posted a 1.39 ERA with 52 strikeouts (29.4 percent strikeout rate) and 10 walks (5.6 percent walk rate). He turned his season from an abject disaster at the onset to the best season he has ever had.
But has Cishek bested some of the best Marlins relief seasons in history? There is a good chance this may have happened. Let's take a look at the best years in Marlins relief history, by both FanGraphs and Baseball-Reference Wins Above Replacement (WAR).
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Player, Season | IP | K% | BB% | ERA | FIP | fWAR |
Robb Nen, 1996 | 83 | 28.2 | 6.4 | 1.95 | 2.06 | 2.7 |
Bryan Harvey, 1993 | 69 | 27.7 | 4.9 | 1.70 | 2.19 | 2.6 |
Todd Jones, 2005 | 73 | 21.5 | 4.8 | 2.10 | 2.38 | 2.2 |
Kiko Calero, 2009 | 60 | 28.9 | 12.6 | 1.95 | 2.56 | 1.5 |
Lee Gardner, 2007 | 74 1/3 | 16.7 | 5.8 | 1.94 | 3.04 | 1.5 |
Cishek's season currently does not rank among the five best in Marlins history in terms of FanGraphs WAR, but it actually is very close. His 2.39 ERA and 2.51 FIP (both career bests) put him at 1.4 fWAR, which is just behind the last members of this group and tied with, of all people, Juan Oviedo's 2010 campaign.
The players are the top of the list are perhaps two of the best relievers in Marlins history overall. Robb Nen is the team's franchise leader in saves and the most skilled closer the team has ever had. He was also the man who closed the door on teams during the Fish's 1997 World Series championship team. Of course, Nen only there for a little while before the team traded him away, but Harvey lasted even less time with the Fish. He led the bullpen of the inagural Fish, then fell off the face of the earth shortly thereafter, which was totally unexpected given his successful 1993 season. These two players each had one of their best career years in Miami, and those seasons top the list. Both years were essentially like Cishek's run since June, but throughout the entire year.
Todd Jones's 2005 campaign came out of nowhere and was the best of his career. It was also an odd year, because it came after he bounced around from team to team the previous two years and it eventually landed a closer job in his old town with the Detroit Tigers. There, he promptly returned to being normal Todd Jones.
Kiko Calero and Lee Gardner were parts of the successful 2006 era run of bullpen scrap heap projects who panned out for a season with the Fish before being promptly let go. The Marlins were able to dig out good years from those two veterans before they outlived their usefulness in terms of longer-term deals.
Baseball-Reference WAR
Player, Season | IP | K% | BB% | ERA | FIP | rWAR |
Bryan Harvey, 1993 | 69 | 27.7 | 4.9 | 1.70 | 2.19 | 4.0 |
Armando Benitez, 2004 | 69 2/3 | 23.7 | 8.0 | 1.29 | 3.29 | 3.4 |
Todd Jones, 2005 | 73 | 21.5 | 4.8 | 2.10 | 2.38 | 2.9 |
Robb Nen, 1996 | 83 | 28.2 | 4.8 | 1.95 | 2.06 | 2.7 |
Clay Hensley, 2010 | 75 | 25.1 | 9,4 | 2.16 | 2.87 | 2.6 |
Three of the names on this list are the same as the previous one, as Harvey's, Nen's, and Jones's seasons remain indelibly among the best relief years in Marlins history. Two other seasons pop up on this list however. Armando Benitez was coming off of an awful run with the New York Mets and was looking for a fresh start. He got a one-year deal to audition for the defending champion Florida Marlins after Ugueth Urbina left in free agency, and he took advantage. He led the league in saves and put up a nifty 1.29 ERA, even though his peripheral numbers are questionably worse than almost any name on the list.
Clay Hensley is the other new name, and he was one of the last reclamation bullpen projects the Marlins successfully ran during the 2006 era team. Hensley somehow turned an arsenal that included an upper-80's fastball and a strong changeup and little else into one of the best strikeout years from a Marlins reliever and a shot in 2011. He did not do well that year, as most Marlins bullpen reclamation projects do, and was let go the following season.
Where does Cishek stand in all of this? Currently, he is at 1.9 rWAR, putting him 10th on this list, behind seasons like Calero's, Gardner's, and Urbina's. Urbina's, of course, was a half-year of 33 appearances that helped solidify the Marlins' 2003 Wild Card berth and eventual World Series win. In those 33 appearances, Urbina tossed a 1.41 ERA and 2.80 FIP.
It turns out that Cishek's season is not completely out of the ordinary among the better Marlins relief seasons. He fits comfortably in the top ten of relief years, but it is clear he is not matching up to Bryan Harvey or Robb Nen anytime soon. But the success and improvement on his numbers are comforting, and after the season ends, we will get a better look at why Steve Cishek has been better this year.


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Aug 3, 2008 | Posted by: Maria Merlino | Full story: www.phillyburbs.com
A retired Bensalem police officer accidentally killed himself while attempting to shoot a snapping turtle behind his home in Northampton, the Bucks County Coroner's office said Friday.
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Victoria, I'm SO sorry to hear about your dad. My dad's a cop too. These baffoons on here have no idea what they're talking about. Does anyone stop to think that maybe they don't have the whole story? EVERYONE knows that the media spins things the way they want to. Don't take it personally to your family - those comments are coming from morons. I'm sure your dad was an amazing person and my heart goes out to you for your loss. xxxx
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Ian Birk, 27, who joined the department two years ago, was on patrol Monday afternoon when he saw John T. Williams crossing Boren Avenue at Howell Street carrying a folding knife and a piece of wood. The officer pulled his cruiser over and approached Williams, police officials said. Police say Birk ordered him to drop the knife three times before he fired five shots from a distance of nine to 10 feet killing him. The knife was found closed http://www.komonews.com/news/local/10 ... Initial reports by the police were that the man advanced on the officer with the knife; however, the department on Tuesday said it could no longer be sure that occurred. Sean Whitcomb, the police department's spokesman, said Wednesday that the department was looking for additional witnesses to the shooting or anyone who might have been with Williams earlier in the day. Birk has been placed on routine administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. Alex Castas, general manager of Ye Olde Curiosity Shop on the Seattle waterfront, said his shop has been buying carvings from Williams' family for five generations, stretching back to the 1880s, when the shop used to buy from tribal members paddling up in canoes. He said he had known Williams for 15 years, and never known him to be violent, though he often knew Williams to be incoherent because of drinking. "I can definitely see a scenario where John had been drinking and it is taking him a while to focus exactly on what is going on; I could see him tripping more than I could see him lunging." It was the same for Chaney Haney and Julie Reisman, co-owners of Glo, a restaurant on Capitol Hill where Williams sold his work, and liked to sit on the bench outside on the sidewalk, carving. "I wonder if the officer knew he was hard of hearing; he told me he could not hear out of one ear," Haney said. "If it was my guess, I would just say he was standing there and the officer was trying to get his attention and John didn't hear him." Reisman said Williams was slow on his feet, and difficult to communicate with. "He is not a lucid person. You can't have a coherent conversation with him. You say,'How is it going?' and he will start talking about something that has nothing to do with here and now," Reisman said. "There was a real disconnect there between what he was receiving and what he was putting out." LOOK IT UP ON YOUTUBE. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Don't listen to those brainless idiots that put animals ahead of people. They are probably hypocrites anyway. I bet they eat meat at mc Donalds and wear leather belts and shoes. I wonder what they would think if a big snapper took of a finger or part of a hand of their kid, sibling, girlfriend or boyfriend, mother, father, or friend. |
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Judged: 2 1 1 next time call Animal Control. they will get rid of the animal "humanely". you just don't go around and murder another innocent animal for NO reason. |
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although i never new the man,,i would look into other reasons than a bullet bouncing off a turtles back and killing him( even though it is very possible seeing how big they do get around here and how hard the helmets are,or how ever it seems to have happened,,being retired ,and having the reputation that he seemed to have as a very kind and respected person he probably questioned quite alot about or suspected ,,,the open window of meth,,,from the pocono's down the north east ext,, and down street rd. through southhamton and bensalem,, to bristol ,,and then,into phila,,,being the family i would ask and keep asking,,if they are not positive it was an accident,,,and if was an accident i feel very bad for the family and my prayers are with you to mend your broken hearts,,,these turtles can be very dangerous at this size and if it got your kid in the crick ,,,you would not see your kid ever again,,,
take heed to and witch in what matter's you speak of..so that it may not be cast upon yourself,,wether it be judging ,another or portraying thine hatred ,,for the God that you say is not there might strike and it may be to late for you to change your mind ,,,SELAH
I stand to be corrected in previous post,,,,Lowersouthhamton ,,not southhamton,,thank's
out of context with officer and turtle,,but follow up on wittling man,throughout my travels,,as i have known him to be a harmless and although much going against him in life ,,in being a great succes in many peoples eye's,,,his knife was only ever wittled a stick,,
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- Band Name: Lou Reed
- Record Label: Warner Bros.
- Release Date: Nov 1, 2011
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Feb 8, 2014It's a piece of disaster. I can't even describe how bad, awkward and wrong it is. Lou Reed?!?! Seriously?!?!
A metal band with Lou Reed?!! How could this possible? It's a real shame after Death Magnetic. Go to hell Metallica. Don't forget; "I am the TABLE." -
Nov 13, 2013Probably the largest piece of c-rap ever made. This record is beyond bad. I dont even know what they were thinking when they made this. The equation with Lou Reed and a heavy metal band does not compute.
Oct 29, 2012This is one of the worst albums of 2011 and that is saying something. I have no idea where Metallica got this idea to do this album with Lou Reed would be a good idea, seriously? They could of been doing the next best Metallica album but instead they did Lulu.....Metallica I'm disappoint
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Jun 11, 2012I AM THE TABLE!!!! lol Lou Reed you are the master troll. Metallica ALMOST redeemed themselves with Death Magnetic but now they're back to being the lowly sellouts they were always destined to become -_- RIP Metallica 1981-1992, 2008-2010
May 25, 2012
Apr 20, 2012Why Mettalica? One of the greatest bands of all time falls into the greasy hands of the old geaser Lou Reed. He talks, not sings, and you would not be able to tell this was Mettalica. For the die hard fans, my heart goes out to you, haha. But really, everything is garbage, I respect a change from the hard rocking band, but I did expect a change that was higher in quality than this.
Mar 26, 2012
Mar 8, 2012A bigger disaster, this album, Lulu is horrible, I don't like the music of Metallica, but I believe that is a great band, but my problem is that I like the music of Lou Reed, but this CD is terrible.
Jan 3, 2012It has the balls to not be conventional, and it has some decent songs where the two seemingly opposite Lou and Metallica find a common ground. Not a great album but far from the utter failure most people claim it is. The production of the record, IMO, if better could have improved the final result of the mixed styles.
Jan 3, 2012This is the worst album of 2011. Metallica seems to be playing a uninspired jam session with Lou Reed mumbling bad poetry to another tune. Both made a great contribution to music and maybe we should just forget that this ever happened.
Dec 30, 2011NO METALLICA NO NO NO YOU WERE THE BEST METAL BAND IN THE WORLD AND YOU WENT AND RELEASED PURE GARBAGE LIKE THIS! LOU REED DOESN'T EVEN SINGS HE TALKS AND COMPLAINS LIKE AN OLD MAN!
Dec 18, 2011Once I heard the first line from the first song, which was "I would cut my legs and **** off", I immediately turned it off! Worst collaboration in the history of rock! Rob Zombie and Lionel Richie can breathe a sigh of relief! Like come on, "I'm Am the Table" What the hell does that mean??? And no I would not like "Iced Honey" its disgusting!!!
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Dec 5, 2011I dont know what to say of this album. Lou Reed and Metallica, separately, are both awesome. But this album left me confused. The music is without doubt very good. But the singing part (or the speaking part actually) is what i dont get. It confuses me.. Creeps Me out. I tried to expand my taste in music and hear this album but its not what i want!
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Nov 18, 2011Just got to say that this is probably the worst album ever made, i rather prefer being forced to listen to Justin Biebers greatest hits. Nothing absolutely nothing on this album is worth using. Don't waste your money on it!!!
Nov 16, 2011An album that just sounds like nobody knows what's going on. Simple as that. Lou Reed sounds like he's in a different country, and Metallica, well, kinda saves the album, but like always, Lars can't really keep steady time. This is Metallica's worst album, but not Lou Reed's. (see Metal Machine Music)
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Nov 14, 2011The worst piece of **** I've ever heard! Sometimes Metallica (the best band in the world) surprises me with its stupidity! They don't think rationally that's for sure!
Nov 12, 2011one of the most disgusting things i have ever encountered in my life, bad riffs, bad vocals, lyrics "appears" to be sophisticated while they are mostly crap. definitely not for Metallica fans, or music fans i general. the only good thing about this is last couple of minutes in "The View" where James Insists that HE IS A TABLE, works every time i feel down and want to have a good laugh.
Nov 10, 2011
Nov 8, 2011I laughed at times. Specifically at Reed's vocal efforts. He sounds like a confused old man without any muscial abilities.
Summary: Metallica wasted riffs on this album. Lou Reed's poetry would be better off in text form. -
Nov 7, 2011Worst album in the world. Metallica has been a great band since the 80's but since then it seems like it's been losing their magic to make music. What happened to Metallica?
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Jan 10, 2012The shock in this collaboration is that it sounds savagely natural. [Dec. 2011, p.93]
Dec 13, 2011Occasionally it's so insane that you can't help but be swept along with it. Mostly, however, it's so over the top the more likely reaction is to run it off and make sure you don't hear it again in a hurry. [Dec. 2011 p. 122]
Dec 8, 2011Metallica's unrelenting sledgehammer style works as the perfect complement to Reed's vision of compassionless love, with monolithic chords deployed with almost surgical precision wile he dissects relationships w of masochism and power. [Dec 2011, p.63]


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