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DENVER - The No. 17 University of Wisconsin men's hockey team (8-10-3,
4-8-1 WCHA) fell in a 3-2 heartbreaker to the No. 2/3 Denver Pioneers
(17-4-0, 12-3-0 WCHA) at Magness Arena on Friday night. The Badgers had
a spectacular attempt to tie the game at the buzzer, but Matthew Ford's
goal at the buzzer was not counted, despite television replays showing
the goal being scored before the end of the game.
The controversy came after numerous clock problems with the clock
running after whistles and random changes to the time.
With the UW's Kyle Turris on the draw and 3.7 seconds showing on the
clock, the freshman tied up with the DU center, allowing Ford to
retrieve the loose puck. The senior pulled the puck towards the slot and
fired a shot that beat DU netminder Peter Mannino.
The FSN replay clearly shows time left on the clock when the goal goes
in. According to FSN, its clock shown on television is tied in directly
to the arena clock. Also, the red light signaling a goal went on before
the green light, which signifies the end of the period. In hockey rinks,
the green light typically locks out the red light from even going on.
-UW Athletic Communications-


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Robert Dewey served 17 years of a life sentence for a Colorado rape and murder DNA evidence later proved he did not commit.
After release from prison in 2012, he had nothing. In June, Colorado passed a law (available here) allowing up to $70,000. a year compensation to the wrongly convicted. Dewey was present when Governor Hickenlooper signed the bill into law.
A Colorado judge has now approved a $1.2 million settlement to Dewey. 5280 Magazine has a long feature article on Dewey's journey, Resurrection.
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The 141st wrongfully convicted death row inmate in the U.S. was released from jail today after serving 15 years for a crime he didn't commit. Damon Thibodeaux, now 38, left prison today. The cause of his wrongful conviction: A false confession. Later DNA testing excluded him as the perpetrator of the crime.
Nationally, DNA has freed 18 wrongfully convicted death row inmates.
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John Edward Smith, imprisoned for the past 19 years for a murder he did not commit, walked out of court a free man yesterday.
It was not DNA evidence that freed him, but perjured testimony at his trial. The sole eyewitness at his trial admitted lying.
Prosecutors told the judge they were convinced that the lone eyewitness to the 1993 shooting had lied at Smith's trial, naming him as the gunman. Smith maintained he was at his grandmother's house when the shooting occurred several blocks away.
The witness said said he was pressured by police to identify Smith as the shooter. [More...]
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A hearing is underway in federal court in North Carolina to determine whether new evidence, when considered collectively rather than piecemeal, is sufficient to overturn the murder convictions of former Army surgeon and Green Beret Jeffrey MacDonald, imprisoned since 1982 for the 1970 Charles Manson-style attack on his wife and daughters.
Here is the 2008 order denying relief. In 2011, the Appeals court reversed and ordered a new hearing. [More...]
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What a nightmare. In 1996, Kristin Bunch was 21, pregnant and living in a mobile home with her three year old. A sudden fire engulfed the trailer, killing her three year old. The police said it was arson and claimed she went into her son's bedroom, doused it with a liquid accelerant like kerosene or diesel fuel and set it on fire. She was charged and convicted of felony murder and arson and sentenced to 60 years in prison. Arson investigators testified at her trial that burn patterns indicated the fire was arson.
After 16 years in prison, she was released on bond today pending a retrial, and went home with her jubilant mother and now 16 year old son (whom she gave birth to in prison.) In March, the Indiana Court of Appeals set aside her conviction, finding it was based on invalid, outdated science and the prosecutor had withheld critical evidence at her trial. (Great work by Kristin's post-conviction team, including the Center on Wrongful Convictions.)[More..}
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Andre Davis, now 50 years old, left a maximum security prison in Illinois today, after serving 32 years for a rape and murder that DNA evidence has proven he didn't commit.
A federal court overturned his conviction when DNA tests not available at the time of his trial came back with a finding that the blood and semen found at the crime scene were not those of Davis.
Prosecutors earlier today said they will not recharge him. Did the DNA tests sway them? Not much.
[Prosecutor] Reitz said that while she didn't doubt the results of the DNA tests, she decided not to retry Davis because of the difficulty in taking a 32-year-old case to trial — not because of those tests.
Davis requested the DNA testing in 2004. Why did it take 8 years to free him?
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Robert Dewey, a Colorado inmate sentenced to life without parole for murder, left jail today a free man after serving 18 years of his sentence. DNA testing, using a technology not available at the time of his conviction, proved he was innocent.
Dewey is the 290th person to be exonerated nationwide on the basis of DNA evidence proving factual innocence -- meaning someone else committed the crime.
"I find that Mr. Dewey is factually innocent of the crimes of which he was accused of in this case," the judge said, noting Dewey had spent more the 6,000 days behind bars. "Mr. Dewey is now again a free man."
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Four great job opportunities at The Innocence Project in New York: Two for lawyers, one for an online communications director and one for a field organizer.
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Henry James was convicted of aggravated rape in Louisiana in 1982 and sentenced to life without parole. Today, the court vacated his conviction after DNA testing proved he was not the perpetrator. He served 1 month less than 30 years, the longest time served by any DNA exoneree in Louisiana.
James was convicted based in large part on a faulty cross-racial eyewitness identification. He had three alibi witnesses at trial: his father, his boss and a neighbor. The jury convicted anyway.
His stepfather confirmed that he had been asleep at the time of the crime. (James' mother had passed away, and he lived with his stepfather. James slept in the same bed as his stepfather.) Another witness testified that he saw the defendant walking to work and gave him a ride the rest of the way, and his boss testified that he arrived at work at 6:48 AM. However, James' lawyer failed to inform the jury about the serological testing that excluded James as a suspect.
Although DNA had been collected at the crime scene, it wasn't tested at the time of trial. By the time James was able to get the Innocence Project on board, it had been lost. Last year, a lab worker came across the slide while looking for DNA evidence in another case. [More...]
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The West Memphis 3, Damien Echols, Jessie Misskelley and Jason Baldwin, have been freed from prison after 18 years. They agreed to plead guilty via Alford pleas, under which they acknowledge the state has sufficient evidence to prove their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, but they do not admit they committed the crimes and can maintain their innocence. Why the Alford pleas? So they can't sue the state for their wrongful conviction and confinement.
The hearings were closed to the media and public. The District Attorney is giving a press conference now, and says the three are being processed for release and will walk out as free men today.
From the press conference: The DA says: Moments ago, all three entered guilty pleas to murder. The deal was proposed by the defense. The D.A. consulted with the families but did not give the families veto power. [More...]
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A surprise hearing has been scheduled tomorrow for the West Memphis 3 , Damien Echols, Jessie Misskelley and Jason Baldwin. A gag order is in place, but WREG reports that two of them, including Damien Echols who was sentenced to death, will be released. Reports are that a plea deal has been arrived at under which all three would plead guilty to lesser charges and two would be released. Some reports say all three would be released immediately. The reports emanate from the families of the murdered youths, who were told about the deal but asked not to discuss it until tomorrow. The three have already been moved from their respective prisons for tomorrow's hearing in Jonesboro:
The Arkansas Department of Corrections says all three have left their prisons and are now in the custody of the Craighead County Sheriff's Office, taking all their belongings with them.
The Court released this statement: [More...]
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Dwayne Jackson served four years in prison for a robbery it turns out he did not commit. An "accidental switch" of DNA samples at the Las Vegas lab, or "human error" as the news puts it, was responsible.
The state has admitted the error and a settlement has been reached. Jackson was freed from prison in 2006.
More than 200 cases will now be reanalyzed to determine if other such errors were made by this lab tech, who has been placed on administrative leave.
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In 1979, Jeffrey R. MacDonald, a captain in the Medical Corps, was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife and their two young daughters in the family's Fort Bragg home. He was sentenced to three life terms and has steadfastly maintained his innocence. He lost his direct appeal and many post-conviction motions for relief. His case was the subject of the book and movie, Fatal Vision.
A year ago, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in his latest request for relief. Today, the Court ordered the trial court to consider DNA evidence casting doubt on his guilt in conjunction with the other submitted innocence evidence. The court said the innocence evidence must be considered together as a whole, rather than piecemeal. The opinion is here.
Via e-mail from the Innocence Project, which filed an amicus brief along with the New England Innocence Project and the North Carolina Center on Actual Innocence in the case: [more...]
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Via the Innocence Project: Cornelius Dupree served 30 years in prison for a rape and robbery new DNA tests show he did not commit. A judge is expected to exonerate him tomorrow. He was paroled in July.
His co-defendant, Anthony Massingill, is also expected to be cleared at a later hearing tomorrow. The primary cause of the wrongful conviction: Faulty eyewitness identification. Misidentifications account for 75% of wrongful convictions. Innocence co-director Barry Scheck says:
Cornelius Dupree spent the prime of his life behind bars because of mistaken identification that probably would have been avoided if the best practices now used in Dallas had been employed.... most counties in Texas do not have these best practices in place.
This must be remedied in the next legislative session by the adoption of an eyewitness identification reform bill that had the votes needed for passage last session but not enough time to get enacted. Let us never forget that, as in the heartbreaking case of Cornelius Dupree, a staggering 75% of wrongful convictions of people later cleared by DNA evidence resulted from misidentifications."
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A Missouri judge today found Dale Helmig innocent of killing his mother in 1993, a crime for which he has served 17 years in prison. The ruling follows a week-long hearing in July on whether Dale should receive a new trial.
DeKalb County Senior Judge Warren McElwain ruled that Helmig "established his innocence by clear and convincing evidence." He called Helmig, who was convicted in 1996 of killing his mother three years earlier in central Missouri's Osage County, a "victim of manifest injustice."
This one is personal for me, since I spent more than a week in Missouri interviewing Dale Helmig, his family, witnesses, the judge, prosecutors and Dale's trial and appellate defense counsel, for a 2000 TNT movie about his case, Was Justice Denied?. We also conducted our own investigation of the facts and reviewed all of the trial transcripts. I've continued to follow the case through its ups and downs here on TalkLeft. [More...]
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"I think my music is highly visually evocative", says Niels Marthinsen. At all events his music forges contacts between the listener and the composer – to a rare degree for contemporary music. Niels Marthinsen's works often have a direct physical appeal, and he knows how to grab the listener and keep hold. He wants to write music that doesn't exclude anyone in advance. It must appeal to both heart and brain, and the path to both parts of the listener is short when Marthinsen is the composer. One of the reasons for this strong contact is Niels Marthinsen's grasp of the actual composition work. He is one of the best technically grounded composers in Denmark and shies away from no technical challenge. This technical aplomb goes hand in hand with an open mind: "There are no 'must-nots' in my music", he says, and this has become a kind of credo for him. He often breaches taboos. They may be taboos of sound and expression, but also more general taboos, such as mixing humour with seriousness and having a strong ambition to make an instant connection with the audience. Marthinsen views the relationship between composer and listener very seriously: "You have to allow for the listeners' sensory apparatus, and make sure there's something in the music that doesn't have to be decoded first. That may sound cynical, but it isn't. I use myself as an audience. My own musical 'readability index' must also go both up and down, and I myself also need the music to say "BOOM!" now and then!". At the same time he is highly aware that this can't be done just by banging a drum every now and then. This powerful, outward-looking music needs a lot of genuine substance in its content. And finally, it is far from always appropriate to use powerful expression at all. "Not all art is intended for a wide audience," says Marthinsen, "and some art isn't even meant for the public space. But when I write opera or for a symphony orchestra, it's crucial that my music is addressed to many people. 'It's showtime!' and I like it! Otherwise you won't get away with aiming at the back row either." ***** Niels Marthinsen was born in 1963 and grew up in Viborg in Jutland. He studied composition at the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Aarhus in 1982-1990. In the soloist class he was a pupil of Per Nørgård, but he has also been taught by Hans Abrahamsen, Steen Pade, Karl Aage Rasmussen and Poul Ruders. As early as 1988 he himself began teaching subjects like composition, instrumentation, theory and music history at the country's music academies His official debut as a composer in 1993 aroused quite a sensation. "Blood transfusion for Danish musical life" was the headline in one of the big Danish newspapers. His success brought him a flood of commissions, and since then he has only written commissioned works. That is how continuously his music has been appreciated. Besides composing and teaching, Niels Marthinsen has also organized, debated, written and administrated with great energy and effectiveness. Some artists with a talent for organization end up drowning in paper¬work, and Danish music counts a sad succession of composers who have come to a halt artistically from taking on administrative duties. This is not true of Niels Marthinsen. His creativity has not been stifled by organizing a great many festivals and biennials, administrating and leading ensembles and participating in state-sponsored work on the musical front as a member of the Danish Music Council and the National Arts Foundation's committee for classical music. In addition he has edited a book and Internet-based instructional material about contemporary Danish composition music (see www.forgrundogbaggrund.dk) and has quite deservedly been awarded some of the country's most important music prizes: the Astrid and Aksel Agerby Music Prize, the Hakon Børresen Memorial Grant, the National Arts Foundation's three-year working grant, the Victor Borge Music Prize and the Wilhelm Hansen Grant. ***** An amazingly long string of works have come from Marthinsen's pen. They are written in well nigh all forms and genres. The list includes three solo concertos, three operas, a symphony (in two versions) and a very large number of instrumental works, especially for sinfonietta or chamber ensemble. "Particular instrumental combinations are not that important to me. But in general I like ensembles that can make a lot of noise!" says Niels Marthinsen. "I'll take on instrumentation of anything for any instruments, but I'd have no idea what to do with small discreet ensembles with harp, guitar and flute, and I'm not too comfortable with string quartets – unless they're electrified..." Marthinsen's timing is an important part of his grasp of the effect of the music. Whether it's a three-minute show-stopper or a multi-movement orchestral work, he knows when the various fireworks have to be let off. "In reality it's like a good sitcom on TV: it isn't the individual characters but the combination of them that makes the whole thing interesting," he says. Another striking feature is the virtuosity that Niels Marthinsen's music demands from the performers. A piece like A Bright Kind of High for sinfonietta is actually written for "virtuoso ensemble". His chamber and solo works too often seek out the limits of the technically possible, but Niels Marthinsen's goal is always to stop one degree below the maximum. Intensity from the musicians who have the high goal within reach spreads effectively to the audience. In Niels Marthinsen's music you can also often hear that he has a sense of humour. The humour appears in many guises in his music, from the acrid to the effervescent and grotesque. The little orchestral piece Hong Kong Happy Funny Ping Pong Sing Along is funny right down to the title and is musically an example of his ready wit. The tuba solo Ex Jutlandia Obscura is a reference to his upbringing in 'darkest Jutland', where he first got to know of the existence of classical music when he was a high school student. The orchestral magic of his Monster Symphony, where crazy monsters both couple and have offspring, is a playful display of the large orchestra of a kind few composers have the energy to realize. From the early works until today Niels Marthinsen's music has also been typified by the composer's "toolbox", which contains combination possibilities from the music of several centuries: Chopin, Beethoven, The Beatles, Grieg, Schumann, Langgaard, Chabrier, Carl Nielsen and Chinese pop music lie close at hand along with a multiplicity of techniques from the whole modernist tradition. As Niels Marthinsen puts it, "I don't try to sound like anything. I don't try not to either." Instead he lives comfortably with and close to the overwhelming legacy of the past. This relationship goes all the way from arrangements of works by Ravel, Johan Strauss and Mozart to quotation work of an advanced kind. Schumann's Kinder¬szenen appears not only in Marthinsen's own Kinderszene for recorder and accordion, but also puts in an appearance in the orchestral piece A Bright Kind of High and in his Lyrical Pieces for piano (with a nod to Grieg at the same time). French music is given the treatment in Marthinsen's Bolero for three drummers (as opposed to Ravel's one) and in Rapsodie Espagnole for the surprising ensemble two accordions. In the worklist there is even an Ungarsk Rapseri ('Hungarian Larceny' a pun that defies adequate translation into English). In the sinfonietta work En Miniature the building-blocks are a piano piece by Chopin, a movement from one of Beethoven's string quartets played at three tempi at once, and the variation theme from Carl Nielsen's Wind Quintet furnished with chords that move in the opposite way from the original. "It's really strange to hear but very beautiful," says Marthinsen. *** The same fearlessness applies to Marthinsen's work with musical forms and genres. His approach to solo concertos and operas resembles the way the genres were used in their prime – when instrumental display was the centrepiece of a solo concerto, and an opera was a captivating emotional drama. Niels Marthinsen has already written three operas, and they are central to his large oeuvre. The chamber opera Love and Betrayal from 1997 is a psychodrama that takes places in Berlin after the fall of the Wall, where concepts like "love" and "betrayal" have far from lost their stature. The two-acter Maestro from 2001 is set in a retirement home for opera singers – inspired by a documentary about the real life Casa Verdi in Milan. The material in the opera generated the piano work Maestro Variations, which with its 28 movements and one-hour duration is by far the longest of Marthinsen's works apart from the operas. The most recent opera is The Confessional from 2006, and it sits well with Marthinsen's conviction that music is not an intellectual art. And certainly not opera. "Opera is first and foremost about human emotions," he says. And The Confessional is "a real opera in the best sense of the word. An opera with storming and raging and noise and din." It is a full-length opera with a dramatic plot about jealousy, revenge and murder. The story and the title come from a very remarkable short story from the mid-nineteenth century by the Danish Golden Age poet Christian Winther, a poet who is best remembered today for his slightly vague High Romanticism, but who with The Confessional created an étude-like thriller. Marthinsen has cooked up the plot further and changed a number of the factors to stoke up the emotions even more and make the story more interesting to a present-day audience. The drama of jealousy has been given a gay twist and the setting has been moved from the clichéd Italy of the Golden Age poets to present-day Spain, and has thus provided scope for new coloristic effects. "With a grand opera you have no choice," says Niels Marthinsen. "You have to paint with a big brush. What is normally called 'contemporary music' is only one idiom among many that I have chosen to use in The Confessional. There are rock and pop music and Spanish rhythms in the opera, there's quite traditional bel canto singing – in fact there's nothing that isn't in it." Marthinsen has the plot played out in a deliberately sensational progression that he also uses in his orchestral suite based on The Confessional; a piece he calls an "opera trailer". In a provocative but honest way The Confessional is also in this sense a revival of the romantic opera, which after all originally corresponded to the type of gripping entertainment we know today from film and TV. "It's important to me that the audience goes to this opera as an ordinary show. Actually, it's just opera, so it makes no difference whether the music was written today or a hundred years ago," says Niels Marthinsen, who likes to debate and provoke, because he can back up all his arguments. 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An important spa resort on the Lumiere coast, the town was built on an offshore sand bar and now stretches between its port with its lively quays and its long gently sloping beach of fine sand. This runs for more than 3 km at the foot of the famous Remblai. High winds and a gentle way of life, this seems to be the people of Les Sables' somewhat contradictory slogan.
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Sea-Wall Walkway
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This sea-wall built in the 18C used to protected the town, which was situated much lower down. Today it is an attractive walk flanked with decadent buildings and shops and provides a pleasant view over the bay and beach. the shy town hides its little..
Sainte-Croix Abbey Museum
r. de Verdun F - 85100 Les Sables-d'Olonne
The Benedictine abbey in which the museum is set up, dates from the 17C. One section is dedicated to regional ethnology, the other to contemporary art with a series by Victor Brauner, masterpieces by the master of art brut Gaston Chaissac (1910-1964)..
Church of Notre Dame de Bon Port
pl. de l'Église F - 85100 Les Sables-d'Olonne
Richelieu decided to build this church in 1646. Gothic arches unite with the supporting Corinthian pillars.
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Everybody loves the holidays! And when you find a hotel which fits your idea of 'joie de vivre', it's perfect! Such a hotel exists: Les Hirondelles, with its pleasant modern rooms, located 50 meters from the beach and 100 meters from the town centre.
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36 rue des Remparts F - 85100 Les Sables-d'Olonne
L'Auberge Vendéenne is located 30 metres from Les Sables d'Olonne beach and 500 metres from the city centre. It offers rooms with either views on the beach or garden views. Each room has simple décor. Some rooms have a private bathroom and free Wi-..
Hotel & restaurant : The quiet joy in the swimming pool with its 29 °C water, the loggia looking onto the sea – the choice is yours. With the ocean for a backdrop and the Sables d'Olonne Bay as a playing area, the Atlantic' Hôtel awaits your visit. W..
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Le Quai des Saveurs
10 quai Guiné F - 85100 Les Sables-d'Olonne
On the fishing port, this façade may not catch the eye, and yet! The food served is creative and meticulously made from top-notch ingredients. Try pale-leaved sunflower mash flavoured with truffles from the region or baked wild turbot and violet aspa..
Loulou Côte Sauvage
19 rte Bleue F - 85100 Les Sables-d'Olonne
This attractive establishment stands in a rugged setting on the Côte Sauvage, gazing out to sea! Here, seafood - as fresh as can be - obviously takes pride of place with well-presented tasty dishes.
Le Clipper
19 bis quai Guiné F - 85100 Les Sables-d'Olonne
This harbour restaurant with a maritime decor gives pride of place to the finest seafood. Dine on finely fleshed lobster, scallops in lightly salted butter or truffle oil risotto.
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Tall pass rushers, of course, have been in vogue forever. Think of Ed "Too Tall'' Jones of the Dallas Cowboys as the trailblazer.
Now, though, with spread offenses almost the norm, there's reason to have length almost everywhere. With defenses trending more toward being flexible, linebackers or even defensive linemen aren't just bottling up the run and rushing the passer, they're dropping into coverage and filling passing lanes.
"Everything is about trying to throw into the creases of the defense,'' Patterson said. "When you have guys that are 6-3, 6-4, 6-5 dropping into coverage, they have a wider wingspan and those creases become smaller. The creases also rise. Now the ball has to be elevated to get it to someone over in the boundary. I just think when you have bigger, longer, athletic guys, it makes the size of those windows smaller.
"Once you get those body types, guys who can move with some suddenness and they've got the length, they don't have to be great cover guys. It's just their presence.''
WVU has had length on defense in the past, of course. Robert Sands was a 6-foot-6 safety. Terence Garvin played safety and linebacker at 6-3. And Clarke is no newcomer, having put his 6-7 frame on the defensive line the last three years.
Those are just a few exceptions, though. Patterson would like to make length on defense the norm.
"If we continue to recruit the way I'd like to recruit, I like those guys up front to be 6-4, 6-5. I like those guys on the perimeter and into the boundary to be 6-4, 6-5,'' Patterson said. "No less than what Golson is, probably 6-3. It just narrows those lanes and those windows. There's something about long bodies that creates something that's imposing when a quarterback tries to throw into that.''
Long bodies like that don't grow on trees, however. In fact, many taller players arrive in college as projects - lanky athletes who haven't fully developed or have spent much of their high school careers in another sport, like basketball.
"There are a lot of times we've got to beef them up a little bit,'' Patterson said. "So, yeah, it's a process.''
It's one Patterson is more than willing to tackle, though, because of the eventual rewards.
"Look at Will Clarke. He obviously didn't show up at 6-foot-7 and 275 pounds,'' Patterson said of Clarke, who was actually pretty close at 6-6, 260 pounds but still needed work in the weight room. "A lot of those times they're basketball players like Dontrill or like Will, guys who maybe thought through high school that they were going to go play basketball and they were 205 pounds. But that's who I'd really like to target.''
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DescriptionA spectacular mountain, offering climbing on par with anything in the Park short of Long's Peak. It offers a beautiful, steep South Ridge, an excellent mountaineering route, and some hard 5.11 testpieces. The only thing not to like is the dangerous and confusing descent. The mountain has 2 summits: that of the spire which is separated from the main peak by the namesake notch, and the summit of the main peak. If you value your life, DO NOT summit the spire! It is composed entirely of loose, fractured blocks which could (indeed have) easily give way at any moment. If your route leads to a point very near this summit, then find a 4th class scramble south of it that turns into a ledge, which in turn leads west to the actual notch. From the notch, go 3rd class west to the main summit. Then, find a 4th/5th class ledge SYSTEM which gradually descends below a craggy ridge, near the top of the peak's SW face. This ledge is very exposed in spots and cuts across the top of several very steep gullies (some of which have rappel slings-- DO NOT rappel these gullies, however!). Make your return to the base of the cliff ONLY when an obvious, wide, talus filled third class gully leads to the SE. This descent would be even more treacherous if it was wet or dark. Rope up if you are at all unsure. Richard Rossiter's guidebook (which is usually very good) contains some dangerous misinformation about this descent. NOTE: there is apparently a new rap route (not described in any guidebook) which offers passage down the SW face, but I know nothing about it. Possible beta may be had at climbing shops in Estes Park, et al...or not. Getting TherePark at Bear Lake, and follow the signs north of the lake to Odessa Lake. However, do NOT go all the way to Odessa Lake; after about 3 miles, when Notchtop is in full view, the trail begins to descend to Odessa Lake. Find an unmarked spur trail to the left which leads to shallow Lake Helene, then scramble through slabs and krummholtz west of the lake to treeline and some small tarns. The cliff is obvious from there. To quickly link to Notchtop ice/mixed routes10 Total Routes
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The recommended variation to the original South Ridge route. An inspiring, steep line from below, it offers a surprising amount of crack climbing (Colorado style at any rate). We found it to be a relatively fast grade III compared to others I've done in the Park. Hike up a short ways past the mountain's SE corner, and find a ramp that cuts back to the right. Go up that to the base of the route. The first 2 or 3 pitches are easy 5th class, with many variations possible (usually simul-climbed...[more] Browse More Classics in CO
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FedEx will pick up the donated Michigan-grown Christmas trees during the Trees for Troops Loading Event at Wahmhoff Farms Nursery, located at 23090 M40 Hwy, Gobles MI on Monday, December 3rd this year. We are planning on loading by10 am.
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thanks, wanted the story of the first one seeing as I plan on playing the second one today
Fantastic game, but if you go from borderlands 2 back to borderlands 1, it's quite clear that it's not as polished as it's sequal. Hint, Play the first game before the second. (that was sarcasm, for you noobs that think this is an obvious point)
Great job helping others catch up to it but I think you should of added in the expansion packs mainly General Knoxx and Claptrap's Revolution DLC cuz their story also help drive what happens after BL 1. I guess they can check the wikia to find out.
Thanks for this! Never got around to playing Borderlands, so this was helpful. Now off to play Borderlands 2!
You should do this more often. I can't wait to watch a catch up video in preparation for Half Life 3. Someday.
Nice! These types of catch up video should be done for all sequals. Very entertaining.
over the past 3 days i mustve played 25 hours of the original borderlands in order to finish it without doing side quests.... bad idea, boss fights took hours each...
Mate you're so dumb the satellite is the Guardian Angel as it says "4N631" or Angel in leet speak :( i face palmed when you questioned the satellite
Suprisingly refreshing to hear a North American accent. I'm all UK'd out for some reason. Have this guy do more. Like @mrzshahrukh said, do the DLC too.
Poor reviewer guy though, be all burned out before playing 2. I shed a tear for you.
i don t get those guys *forgetable * story????
i like the story and i first heard it with that video! i played a lot of games with less story!
It's awesome how many Dan Simmons references there are in these games. Mass Effect and now Borderlands 2, to name a few (unless, of course, they are going even further back into the dredges of greek mythology)
if there was a sexual content it would be like : hand over your loot and loot commandant steele
confused... I didn't see half of that in my 1st playthrough.. probly cause I was playing online with friends the whole way? Anyway I'm doing a 2nd playthrough now so maybe I'll catch what I missed, cause nothing really made sense to me.
This brings back good memories. Thanks for this 3 and half minute visual summary.
sweeet , i remembered a lot of stuff... i think gamespot should do a lot more of these recap's for other games :D
Great video! I needed this recap before I hoped on Borderlands 2. You did a great job with this video. It was fun to watch and I learned very important stuff lol.
Who didn't play Boarderlands 1? Why the hell not when it's so damn cheap on steam.
@RandyCorpse I submit that the Guardian Angel is using the satellite, but I don't think she is the satellite. In fact, right at the start of Blands2 you learn more about her.
@mrzshahrukh I ran out of time to do the DLCs :( I didn't expect the core game to be as hard or as long as it is. Poor excuse, i know.
@cameronrobinson the guardian burrito is a lie genrated by eating lots of taco thats in return cuses the burrito hallucinations
@PayneKiller thats one huge flaw i find with co-op games. i always miss out on the story telling because im either not paying attention but someone on the mic is talking or im talking, causing myself to miss it.
@buccomatic she isnt the satellite. shes an ai who had access to that specific satellite.
@555671ari DLC is only thing I didn't play.. so it would be appreciated, if of course it matters whatsoever to the main storyline.
@andybauman @RandyCorpse yeah i gotta agree with andy. she isnt the satellite. play borderlands 2 before calling people dumb. it isnt very nice.


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1. Are we all settled down now about the EE thing???...he was in the lineup and all is "forgotten"...I personally am so happy with his defense...even though he's not swingin' well, he's not taking that with him in the field...I thought the play when he almost got hit by the bat was very impressive... 2. I know he gets crushed on the board, but Castro makes plays...single that starts the rally and a big time play from the hole to get an out...he's a good, handy guy off the bench... 3. Have you ever seen a game like today's from an offensive standpoint...we were manhandled for 4 innings by Zambrano and treated like an ugly step-child by the Cubs bullpen for 5 innings...oh but by the way, we got 9 straight runners on based and scored 6 runs in between???...unbelievable... 4. Amazing game of inches...Hamilton continues to ride in like the white knight with the 2 run single...4 feet either way and it's a double play and we probably will lose the game... 5. My thought watching Harang in the 3rd/4th (missed early) was "his back is tight or he's sick"...he just didn't seem to be getting full extension with his pitches...come to find out he was under the weather... 6. Haven't read the gamethread, but anyone start going off on Harang yet for his 2 poor starts??? 7. Lou Pinella is literally going to have a stroke by June...did anyone see his tirade after the game I know LP is a deity by many here, but this is exactly why I don't see him being the "annointed one" as many of you do...baseball season is a marathon, not a sprint...it's totally unlike every other sport...in fact, as a fan of the game you have to remind yourself of that constantly or you'll go crazy with the ups and downs (I always remember Ray Knight understanding that he couldn't be an effective manager because he got way too high/low every day)...does Lou not think that the BP guy that gave up the walks didn't want to do that???...that Zambrano didn't want to implode???...it's why he was a very mediocre manager at best in Tampa...he just berated those kids when they lost and they played in fear and never made strides (not that any manager could win in Tampa)...but I just think Lou has gotten too high strung and it doesn't accomplish anything positive in a sport that will have your team lose at least 60 times over the next 6 months at minimum... And yes, I remember Leyland's tirade last year with the Tigers...that seemed to work out pretty well...uh, so did having that pitching staff, but that's another story... I'm just fine with watching a professional like Narron manage his emotions and keeping the "bus moving forward"...even when truly angry like the other night with EE, he spoke about it while reminding folks that EE didn't normally do that, was going to be a star, and that he loved the kid...Pinella would've "killed the kid" IMHO...this club seems to project a sense of calm through the early season...we'll see... 8. I'm glad we have David Weathers...not that I don't wish for a lights-out closer which he is not...but he knows what he's doing, has no fear and is a "tough guy" out there...guys like he and Stanton really do have value...and on the bullpen subject, what a great story...I do believe Narron/Pole have done a good job creating their roles...some here have already started questioning the number of appearances, but I think we have to remember that we have great depth with both Bray and Maj back at some point...in addition, I'm very happy to see matchup by matchup bullpen changes...Cormier should be able to come in and get that big out against the lefty...you can tell that the variety (3 LH arms) will be a weapon allowing Narron to do his best Sparky imitation (wonder what the RZ would have said about him back in the day ) 9. IMHO the reason you can do what Narron is doing with the pen is the increased confidence that the rotation will give solid innings the next couple of days...Arroyo and Lohse have taken both their starts 7+ (right??) and you hope for more of the same...it's those stretches of 4 straight games of starters not getting past the 5th that takes its toll...let's hope we can avoid that... 10. Sample size, sample size...but dang, Coutlangus is a witch out there...I simply am astonished about a guy who only started pitching 3 years ago after playing OF...hope he continues to be as successful the 2nd/3rd time around these teams... 11. Did anyone else see yesterday's early use of Moeller as continuing evidence that he's not viewed as the extra catcher they "need" but simply the 25th man, the extra bat on the bench that made the team by default and won't be along after Hopper gets healthy???...oh for Deno's health, though I personally think Hopper is a good bench upgrade... 12. Dunn's screamer into LC and Griffey's ability to stay with the low changeup and pull it into the corner were both examples of great hitting...Dunn has been really impressive early...kudos to him and Jacoby... 13. I'm tellin' ya...get Phillips out of the cold weather and he's capable of patient AB's...LOL...though not hitting it great, hasn't he shown some better plate discipline than last year (with exception of the games in the freezing weather)??? 14. You don't leave the team to go home unless your child is REALLY sick...man, I really pray for AGonz and his family...I sure hope his little one will be okay... 15. Lastly another "didn't read the game thread, but"...hope we noticed the good game mgt today by Narron...had Stanton and Saarloos available in the pen, the possible game changing substitution of Freel allowing Hamilton to keep the JJones hit to a single in the 9th...had Conine available to PH...2 effective uses of double switches to avoid pitchers coming up early the next inning...good game Jerry 6-4...not playing "out of our minds"...getting good pitching...Hamilton the "feel good" story for the early-season...this isn't a bad start at all
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great post, coach! I totally agree with nearly all of it.
I'm with you on Juan Castro- I think he is a valuable utility player. I know his stats, I've looked them up, and I realize he's not a very good hitter, and I know he's getting older and his range is not what it once was. But, he makes plays, off the bench, in the clutch. No, he should not be starting, or even playing that much. But he is a good role player. Funny thing is, I was reading a thread yesterday of how terrible he is unless the ball is hit right to him, and while I'm listening to the radio, he goes into the hole and makes a fantastic grab and throw, that left Brantley nearly speechless. I just laughed out loud. Castro is steady, dependable, smart. A good guy to have on the bench. |
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Wonderful post and I really am inclined to drink what you're pourin'!
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Why would anyone ever want Lou to manage their own team, and miss out on the joy of listening to his tirades when your team beats his? That's more fun than the game.
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Great coach or not, every time Sweet Lou steps in front of a camera (especially after his team blows a game) you know its gonna be a fun roller coaster ride to watch..
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Isn't the phrase "Random Thoughts" copyrighted on this board?
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Well BCubb never used a (c)
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Consider this the "post formerly known as..." If only I had a really cool symbol to put in its place
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I don't think he should ever be a starter, ever. But in a certain role I think he's a very valuable asset.
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No problem, Coach. It's nice to meet another random thinker.
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in London, led by Smith and three-time world champion Beth Tweddle , it will be a disappointment if they don't. ''I'm ..... Mustafina, Russia Silver: Viktoria Komova, Russia Bronze: Beth Tweddle , Britain Balance Beam Gold: Catalina Ponor, Romania Silver
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Giulia Steingruber, Switzerland Uneven bars Gold: Aliya Mustafina, Russia Silver: Viktoria Komova, Russia Bronze: Beth Tweddle , Britain Balance beam Gold: Catalina Ponor, Romania Silver: Sui Lu, China Bronze: Larisa Iordache, Romania Floor exercise


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23. Detroit Lions - OT Jonathan Martin (Stanford) -- MIKE MARSHALL The Lions select the best player available. Period. That's their draft strategy. It's very unlikely Martin would make it past Cleveland at 22, but the Lions would spring on the bulldozing left tackle if he's available. Martin doesn't have the ideal recovery footwork to deal with the fastest threats off the edge but is a reliable pass blocker. Reliable enough to protect Andrew Luck's blindside for the last three years. Martin is a punishing run blocker and would be another nasty big to throw in their trench. No matter who's running in the backfield for the Lions next year, just know they'll be following Martin off the left side to the second level as he cannonballs through a linebacker. He's not an elite left tackle but he can be an above-average edge protector and possible pro bowl lineman. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)


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Ibis Utrecht is one of the larger properties located in Utrecht. Book a stay in one of the 3-star rooms offered here. Conference delegates for Vredenburg Leidsche Rijn may be reassured to know that it is easily reached from here.
A restaurant and a bar/lounge are just two of the highlights offered by Ibis Utrecht. Alongside other draws, a dry cleaning/laundry service and a luggage storage are both available. Travelling and work go well together; this hotel has a conference space in addition to an audio-visual equipment set. There are 84 well appointed rooms. Pets can stay with their owners. Staying here means you can make use of free self service parking at limited hours.
Rooms in Ibis Utrecht are air conditioned. A virtual necessity for some, wireless high-speed Internet access (complimentary) is provided here.
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- 01-02-2013, 06:51 AM Thread Author #1
Re: [Q] Root help needed- rare android phone: Rugged Smartphone The Titan (not HTC)
You cant brick your phone simply by attempting to root it (the files only work with your sdcard) at worst the process will stall and you'll have to reboot your device, and I doubt a spokesman would tell you anything. I would try the latest gingerbreak apk. If that doesn't work, you could try loading superoneclick up with ratc (although that exploit should be fixed) or zergrush and see if that works.
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