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The Abacos have long been known as a premier Bahamas big-game destination, a place where blue marlin - some of the biggest in the region - and schools of large dolphin migrate each spring through early summer. Actually, some of the largest blue marlin tend to show up here toward the end of June and beginning of July, extending the trolling game a bit for die-hard bait- and lure-draggers.
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I'd fished before in the same general area where the Over Under 54-foot Bertram was now anchored, using pretty much the same tactics. On that particular outing, we got a few big grouper - one weighing close to 20 pounds - lost some brutes we couldn't keep out of the bottom and released several big horse-eye jacks, among other species. On this trip, Trainor put out a block of chum and then readied the 8-, 12- and 20-pound spin tackle for yellowtail, muttons and grouper, respectively. We were spooled with 50-pound line for baiting large grouper. There was nothing fancy in the bait department, just a smorgasbord of squid, ballyhoo and mackerel. The knocker rig (a sinker riding on top of a hook) was the main terminal setup, save for small jigs tipped with squid and ballyhoo strips for the yellowtail.


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Holiday cheer is on full display this year at Elf, the Broadway musical based on the favorite 2003 movie. Were Word of Mouth reviewers Anna, Travis and Brad happy to follow Buddy the Elf on his trip from Santa's workshop to the Big Apple?
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Randy Danson, who plays the villainous Madame Morrible in Wicked, invites us into her dressing room to see her "groovy lady," royal pet portraits and a special gift from Tony-winning costume designer Susan Hilferty.
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Here, friends, grab a tissue. You'll need it. This is the final episode of The Princess Diary. Get ready to laugh, cry and say goodbye to Laura Osnes, Santino Fontana, dear Herman and everyone at Cinderella on Broadway.January 29, 2014
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v w wrote:Need a better idea of where that propane line goes.
Looks like it goes under the deck and back up into the carb.
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Looks like it goes under the deck and back up into the carb.
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I see it now. Also there doesn't appear to be a cap on the gas tank and there is what appears to be a regulator mounted on the governor housing. This may have been assembled out of several tractors.
Jim, Didn't the super M have live hydraulics? It could of course have been removed, I don't see hydraulics of any kind. Weren't hydraulics an option in earlier tractors? Also a super M using distillate? The fuel disappeared shortly after WW2 due to a change in the refining process. Vern
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OK...doesn't cane have to burned The tank is used to start fire in the sugar cane.
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I was born and raised with sugarcane all around me here in South LA and I have never seen anything like that!
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And it doesn't have to be burned either. You can strip the leaves with a double bladed knife before the harvest if you have the man power to do it.
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Could be parts of several tractors. If so, exact model and year can be hard to determine. However:
That serial in an M would be '41, in a Super M '53. The style of the plate matches '53, not '41. An M serial would have the prefix "FBK".
The tractor has battery igniton, battery under the seat, Monroe seat and disk brakes. These all were used on a '53 Super but not a '41 M.
Later Super Ms had live hydraulics as an option. I don't see a pump, but the unit under the fuel tank is part of a live hydraulic system.
Distillate or kerosene options were not common by '53, but still available. Distillate availability phased out after WWII, but didn't disappear all at once. Older refineries would have produced some until the refinery was shut down. My guess is this tractor was originally in the Gulf region. Distillate probably could be found along the Gulf long after it was gone from most other areras. In that area, they might have been running tractors on drip gas. Drip gas was pretty variable in content but probably had about the octane rating of kerosene.
However, the grille looks more like an M than a Super M.
Re: CONTEST - NAME THAT TRACTOR!
They would usually burn the field after the harvest to clean up the trash in the field, but they do not do that anymore. Most of the cane is harvested with a combine rather than the traditional harvester. The combine chops the cane into small pieces as a tractor with a wagon follows along side. The wagons have hydraulic lifts and they dump the cane into the truck which takes it to the mill to be processed.
Re: CONTEST - NAME THAT TRACTOR!
Here is how we harvest cane. Video was taken near my home. I have had the opportunity to ride in the combines as my family is in the sugar cane business. I encourage everyone to watch as this is a very good video of the process.
Here is the "old" way of harvesting:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=figYWrsE ... el&list=UL
The whole stalk of cane is cut. Then you have to get a loader to get the cane out of the field into a wagon. If the mill is close, the tractor can drive there. If not, once the wagon is loaded, another loader takes it out and puts it into a truck. VERY time consuming compared to the new combine system!
Loading cane the "old" way:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P--c1JU2 ... ure=relmfu
Re: CONTEST - NAME THAT TRACTOR!
Hey, this was fun, and having grown up in Florida and seeing (and smelling!) the burning sugar cane fields, this brought back memories! Thanks.
However, according to the folks at the shop where this was parked, this was built with the platform for workers to stand on while going down the rows of a tomato field, driving in the stakes! So if it didn't have hydraulics (and I didn't look at that very closely) it probably didn't need it since it was simply a moving platform.
OK, who has a new one?!
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Can a rooster be cooked to taste better than an old boot?
After 15 years of neighborhood living my family moved back to a rural home. This was about 4 years ago. My wife wanted horses but I remembered the work involved when I was a kid and knew it would fall on me if I gave in. Vet and ferrier bills, nope not now. Maybe when I retire. Chickens! I'd like to raise chickens she said. Well not that I know all that much about chickens but ok, I agreed we'd do that.
Poor planning and preparation be damned it happened that I was at a flea market last summer saw some chicks, Rhoad island reds, and bought some, 20. Roosters, hens, dunno? Figured we'd eat the extra roosters.
Mind you with no housing prepared in advance. We setup a pen in the barn, provided heat and managed to raise 18 in all. 8 hens 10 roosters.
I built...well over-built, a proper 10x6' hen house that looks great in the back yard and provides warmth and shelter from the elements. The hens provide about 6 eggs a day which is working really well for us.
The problem is what to do with the roosters. We harvested one rooster which looked great in the pot but on the plate was as tough as an old boot. The legs were the darkest meat I ever saw for chicken, or at least that I've eaten. Still the problem remains, most of the roosters have got to go. They are beating up on the hens and each other so in the morning I've been separating them when they are let out. Hens in the pen and house, roosters free ranging. This gives the hens a break.
What I really want to know is does anyone know how to cook a rooster to make it tender and taste good?
Or...If you live in New Jersey do you want a free rooster?
I grew up having chickens I was not a fan but my mother liked them. When we raised them to eat they were fed differently and not given a lot of room to roam. I also think they were butchered as soon as they reached a certain size. As I recall 30yrs ago old laying hens and roosters ended up in the soup pot where they simmered for hours so my suggestion is make chicken soup.
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Most chickens you buy in the store are 6 weeks old. Free range is the soup pot as joe said.
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Smoker grill, when you have the time. Baste him with olive oil and garlic, throw your favorite seasoning in the cavity, slow smoke him until the inside reads, on a thermometer, 170 degrees and the meat will fall off the bone. Begin checking with the thermometer after about an hour and a half so that you don't get him over done, one of the prime reasons for a tough bird. I love cajun food, so I have a cajun rub that I put on after the olive oil and throw a couple of tablespoons inside the cavity, hhhhmmmmm, good.
Julia Child would tell you to make Coq au Vin (prounounced coke-o-van), which in English means nasty rooster stewed in the good stuff until it's tender and tastes like the goodies in the pot. It's a classic French recipe to address the same reality of farming you face- at least half can't lay eggs!
There are lots of recipes for it on the internet. We have used up our neighbor's roosters on the recipe and enjoyed every one.
Em and I never wasted a bird. The roosters were even used. They are also known as Capons, and command a premium price in the grocery market.
Rusty is correct, Coq au Vin is a classic French Recipe for capon/rooster which turns it into a very nice tasty and tender dish. Has a stronger flavour.. but that is to be expected. Much like wild game birds actually. Tangy.
A good Merlot added oh about 5 mins prior to serving the dish on top of the Merlot used to slow roast/bake/simmer the bird adds a je n'est c'est quoi to the meal and can really be quite stunning.
Em and I just had Coq au Vin last Saturday evening and it was exquisite. Check the net for recipies and look for one that is served with home made pasta, spinach and broccoli with mushrooms, wine and black pepper. You will not be disappointed. I have yet to be disappointed providing you take the time to cook the capon properly.
Actually a more correct pronounciation than coke-o-van... would be pronounced cock oh vein with the n being silent and a heavy eahnnnn... hard to spell it phonetically. Also the Coq sounds very similar to the cocking a gun.. for more clearer explanation. Dialect may also play a part.
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As I recall a Capon is the STEER of the chicken world, but the items in question are too small to make into any sort of oysters!
That French soup sounds good.
Yup- Capon is a "fixed" bird, and I've made more of 'em than I care to think about-- mostly with a chemical injection, which is disfavored these days.
Some of the discontent faced here might also be because of the breed- Rhode Islands are not a meat bird, but an efficient egg making machine. They're going to be tougher than the standard cornish-rock cross no matter how old they are, how they're raised or what parts they lose in the process. My great grandmother used to say you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. But coq au vin will sure make it taste better!
I raise Rhode Island Reds and they are considered a "dual purpose" bird. Good for meat and good for eggs. One problem with tough meat is the ageing time. The bird, after butchering, must age for 2 -3 days for the meat to become tender. That goes for many kinds of meat (not fish). The roosters I butcher are between 16 - 24 weeks old. If they free roam, the meat will be darker. The Cornish cross (broilers) are butchered at about 6 - 8 weeks. They grow faster than weeds and what their legs can hold. Any chicken over a year old is OK for the stew or soup pot. As mentioned, some good recipes above.
Put the rooster in the pot and Boil it for about 2 hours, put some vegetables in make a real good chicken stew. Make sure the rooster is whole for the crucial part.
The crucial part: when you are done boiling the stew pull out the rooster throw it in the trash and eat the stew.
And for crying out loud, Jeff Silvey, make sure the rooster is dead before you put it in the pot.
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Thanks I had a feeling that a stew or soup would be the answer.
Ron you've said "The bird, after butchering, must age for 2 -3 days for the meat to become tender. " Are you saying that if we let it sit in the fridge for a couple of days before cooking the meat will improve?
That sounds too easy. But would be good to hear.
Oh and your right they did grow really fast! Ours are about eight months old now.
In all honesty look for a local livestock sale and sell them. We have a sale barn down here in South Jersey, They can bring up $15 a piece in the summer. Just think of the nice tender chicken breast you can buy with that money.
Also if you want to try something that will make the rooster taste great. go get some banny chickens. Small as a fist and tough as nails.
I had the same problem years ago so we processed one rooster at a time. A couple of tricks I was told about by an oldtimer was to calm the bird before laying it across the chopping block by cradling it like a baby and rubbing their neck where the feed sits after they've eaten. Then the axe or cleaver swing has to be quick and clean. After the bird has been processed refridgeration for a couple of days makes all the difference. Before we used these tricks eating a bird was tiring from all the chewing.
P.S. The capes are good to keep if you are into tying your own flies or know someone who does. I've seen barred rock capes go for decent money on ebay. There is info on the internet about how to clean them after you remove them.
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[quote="RustyVT"]Yup- Capon is a "fixed" bird, and I've made more of 'em than I care to think about-- mostly with a chemical injection, which is disfavored these days.
How did you know which ones to fix? Did you inject them all and it only affected the males? I know vent checking of day old chicks is a very specialized art more than a science. Feather checking only works on certain breeds for day olds. It works better on crosses.
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Thirteen states paid for 11th-grade students in all public high schools to take the ACT college admission test this year, with several more planning to join them in 2015.
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As much as we might quibble over the virtues and vices of Canis domesticus, however, and over whether human nature is any better or worse than dog nature, even dog fanciers don't usually want to look like a dog.
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Africa goes medieval in its fight against Ebola
As the Ebola epidemic claims new victims at an ever-increasing rate, African governments in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia have instituted a "cordon sanitaire," deploying troops to forcibly isolate the inhabitants in an area containing most of the cases.
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If you're a Republican, you might want to think twice before buying Lipton Iced Tea, and forget about Starbucks coffee. If you're a Democrat, put down that Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, and throw away the cylinder of Quaker Oats in your pantry.
Five myths about presidential vacations
In the nuclear age, presidents may have only minutes to make a decision that could affect the entire world. They don't so much leave the White House as they take a miniature version of it with them wherever they go.
Can 6 seconds launch a career? A generation of Vine stars sure hopes so.
A year ago, Shawn Mendes filmed himself singing a tentative acoustic cover of the Justin Bieber song "As Long as You Love Me" and put the results on Vine. He wasn't expecting much response. "I didn't really want anything to happen; I just kind of wanted to see what people would think," says Mendes, 16. "I posted that first Vine and woke up the next morning with 10,000 followers. That was pretty cool."
8 crucial tips for college freshmen
With school starting back up around the country, no one has a bigger deer-in-the-headlights look than college freshmen.
A night in Ferguson
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Update: 3:50 p.m.
"This is an active ongoing investigation" said State Police Lt. Paul Vance speaking at a press conference that is just concluding.
Vance confirmed the death toll: 20 children, 6 adults, including the shooter, and one adult victim at secondary scene for 27 total.
But in response to multiple questions from press: "There are a lot of things we cannot confirm," Vance said.
He did outline a basic timeline, saying the first call came in at around 9:30 a.m.
"Officers immediately entered the school to search for students, faculty and staff and remove them," he said. "They did search every nook and cranny...Those who were rescued were taken to a staging area."
"It is not a simplistic scene," Vance said. "We will be here through the night and through the weekend. We are not putting a time stamp on this process."
Vance confirmed a secondary crime scene in Connecticut, apparently referring to the investigation in Sandy Hook.
Update: 3:38 p.m.
Patch exclusive: The man identified in media reports Friday as the shooter has told friends that he thinks his developmentally disabled brother may have committed the crime, Patch has learned.
A close friend of Ryan Lanza who would not be identified told Patch that he spoke to Lanza as Lanza made his way home from work to Hoboken. Lanza also took to his Facebook page to rail against CNN naming him as the suspect in the shooting in Newtown, Conn.
"I'm on the bus home now, it wasn't me," Lanza wrote.
Lanza's mother, Nancy, a school teacher, is believed to be among the dead.
Patch was among the media outlets to highlight and link to reports naming Lanza as the alleged shooter. Police haven't yet officially confirmed the identity of the gunman.
Update: 3:18 p.m.
Gov. Dannel Malloy is scheduled to hold a press conference at 3:30 p.m. Friday. Malloy, who met with parents, has received an offer of federal assistance from President Obama.
The gunman apparently went to his family's Hoboken, NJ home before heading to Newtown, CT where he fatally shot his mother in her kindergarten classroom of Sandy Hook Elementary School, according to NBC.
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Citing sources, the Associated Press is reporting the gunman who rampaged through the Sandy Hook Elementary School was armed with four guns including a high-powered rifle and is believed to have shot and killed up to 30 people including 18 children. The death toll could rise.
Investigators have identified the gunman "as a man in his 20s from Connecticut and they are searching his father's home in New Jersey," according to WABC Channel 7. The hometown was not immediately identified. According to Connecticut State Police spokesman Lt. Paul Vance said the gunman was found dead inside the school.
Friday afternoon distraught parents continued to wait to be reunited with their children. After meeting with parents of the students, Gov. Dannel Malloy is now at the school. Authorities said much information will not be released until the relatives of the victims are notified.
Channel 7 also is reporting the President Obama has telephone Malloy to express condolences and to offer any federal assistance needed in the investigation of the shooting that was first reported to Newtown Police just before 9:30 a.m. Friday.
A fourth-grade student at Sandy Hook Elementary School said he and his classmates were "locked in a closet in the gym" to escape the gunman. In an interview with Channel 7, the student said, "the police came and …. We ran to the firehouse."
Update: 1:25 p.m.
Press conference is still at least an hour away, an official just told Patch.
Update: 1:20 p.m.
The community is in "sheer shock." Read our interviews with Newtown residents as they try to make sense of the violence.
Update: 1:00 p.m.
Citing an anonymous official "with knowledge" the Associated Press is reporting 27 people dead including 18 children at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
The shooter is believed to be a single adult and is now dead.
Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy is in Newtown and a press conference set for 1 p.m. but hasn't yet begun. Patch is there.
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Officials in Newtown say they're trying to reunite parents with their children in the wake of a shocking multiple shooting at an elementary school in the town's Sandy Hook neighborhood.
First Selectman Pat Llodra told Patch that there is no information being released about the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting — only confirming that there was a shooting.
"I'm horrified, saddened and shocked that this happened in Newtown," Llodra said. "Our priorities right now are making sure everyone safe and reuniting parents with their children."
A reverse 911 call went out to all Newtown public school parents, NBC is reporting. Parents are converging all around the school seeking information about their children.
One mother of an 8-year-old girl at the school, Brenda Lebinski, told Patch that her daughter is safe thanks to one teacher's decision to move all kids into a closet when a gunman had entered the building.
Lebinski said that she had spoken to her daughter's teacher as well as a volunteer who was in the school at the time of the shooting, and that a masked gunman had shot adults in the school.
"My daughter's teacher is my hero," Lebinski said. "She locked all the kids in a closet and that saved their lives."
According to Lebinski, the school had been on lockdown but police started leading out children and faculty members by class, and several children had blood on their clothing as they were led out. It isn't clear how many kids are still inside the school. Parents continue to surround the area, seeking news of their children.
Christine Wilford, a parent of a seven-year-old boy at the school, told Patch that her son was out of the school and safe with her husband. A woman standing next to Wilford burst into tears, saying her own son was still inside.
Danbury Hospital has confirmed to TV reporters that three patients have been transported by ambulance.
The Hartford Courant is reporting multiple injured parties, saying a shooter had been in the building's main office and an individual in one area had "numerous gunshot wounds," police said.
State police reported shortly after 12 p.m. that officials from the state Medical Examiner's Office were en route to the scene.
At a fire station near the school that's serving as a staging area, a woman was being wheeled on a gurney as a helicopter circled overhead and armed officials from multiple state and federal agencies moved beyond a cordoned-off area swarmed by parents. Dozens of parents could be seen walking to the school as motor vehicle traffic snarled the area of Dickinson Drive.
Marilyn Gudsnuk, 52, of nearby Southbury said she heard 10 to 12 gunshots around 9:40 a.m. Gudsnuk, who attended the elementary school herself as a childhood, said she is taking care of a 91-year-old resident who lives across the street from the school.
"I took off running into the house," she said. "I didn't know what was happening. It was scary."
Asked whether she imagined a shooting could happen at her former school, Gudsnuk said, "Never in a million years."
"I just pray for these people," she said. "The anguish they are goin gthrough. And all because someone's not right in the head."
One man who identified himself as a cable worker and declined to give his name, told Patch that he was up on a utility pole at the time of the shooting. When he heard shots, the man said he thought they it was hunters, but then in a few minutes emergency response vehicles sped beneath his ladder.
Newtown Patch will post more information here as it becomes available.
Claire Moses contributed this report.


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New London — The Board of Education on Thursday placed 75 nontenured teachers, including one of the high school assistant principals, on nonrenewal notice Thursday due to budgetary constraints.
According to state statute, the school board must notify nontenured teachers of their nonrenewal status by the end of April. The notice does not automatically mean those teachers will lose their jobs next year.
"If indeed the budget will allow it, most of the teachers will be hired back," board Chairwoman Margaret Curtin said.
Those placed on nonrenewal notice include 22 teachers at the district's three elementary schools, 22 middle school teachers, 26 teachers from New London High School, four from the Science & Technology Magnet High School, and one teacher who splits time between the middle and high schools.
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So, if he DOESN'T play, it's a dead giveaway that he's a GONER, right?
The guy has been so injury prone all along I wouldn't be surprised he sustains a mysterious whiplash type injury on his first play.


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49ers TE Davis sprains ankle, out for the rest of game
49ers TE Vernon Davis sprained his ankle during the first half of Sunday's game vs. the Broncos and is doubtful to return.
Singletary too reliant on struggling rookies
One criticism of 49ers head coach Mike Singletary, according to NFC West Whispers, is that he depends too much on some of his rookies, who may not be able to do their jobs as well as some veterans on the ...
49ers TE Davis questionable for Sunday's game
According to the official Twitter account of the 49ers, TE Vernon Davis and RB Anthony Dixon are questionable for Sunday's NFL International Series game against the Broncos at London's Wembley Stadium.
49ers TE Davis doesn't practice again Thursday
According to the official Twitter account of the 49ers, TE Vernon Davis did not practice again on Thursday because of an ankle injury as the team prepares for Sunday's game against the Broncos in London.
49ers promote CB Brock
The 49ers announced Tuesday that they have promoted CB Tramaine Brock to the active roster from the team's practice squad. They waived S Chris Maragos.
Troy Smith to start for 49ers this week
With Alex Smith injured, the 49ers will be turning to No. 3 QB Troy Smith this weekend when San Francisco takes on the Broncos in London.
Niners give Singletary vote of confidence; Smith has sprained AC joint
Niners owner John York gave head coach Mike Singletary a vote of confidence Tuesday, the Sacramento Bee reported. Meanwhile, an MRI confirmed that QB Alex Smith had suffered a sprained AC joint in his non-throwing shoulder.
49ers QB Smith gets shoulder checked in London
49ers QB Alex Smith had his injured left shoulder checked at a London hospital on Monday morning and is still unsure if he can play against the Broncos at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
Kasay hits game-winner in Panthers' first win
Richard Marshall intercepted backup David Carr with just over a minute left, and John Kasay then kicked a 37-yard field goal with 39 seconds remaining to give the Carolina Panthers their first win, 23-20 over the San Francisco 49ers on ...
49ers QB Smith leaves game with shoulder injury
49ers QB Alex Smith has left Sunday's game against the Panthers after injuring his left shoulder. QB David Carr replaced Smith with the game tied at 10.
Panthers WR Smith will return Sunday
Panthers WR Steve Smith practiced for the third consecutive day and is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the 49ers.
Spikes has been Niners' best LB so far this season
Most daily observers of the 49ers believe veteran Takeo Spikes has been the team's best overall linebacker — even better than perennial Pro Bowler Patrick Willis, whose numbers are down.
49ers stadium opening pushed back to '15
The 49ers' have pushed back the opening of their new stadium in Santa Clara to 2015.
49ers place S Taylor on I.R.
The 49ers placed S Curtis Taylor on the season-ending injured reserve list on Monday. Taylor suffered a torn quadriceps muscle in the Niners' loss to the Eagles in Week Five.
Gore performing despite 49ers' offensive issues
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Panthers choose Pike over Cantwell for third QB
The Panthers have kept QB Tony Pike on the 53-man roster and have cut Hunter Cantwell.
Panthers place WR Wallace on I.R.; trim roster to 75
The Panthers placed WR Wallace Wright on I.R. Tuesday, one of five transactions made by the team.
OT Barton does not report to Panthers camp, may retire
OT Kirk Barton decided not to report to Panthers training camp one day after being claimed off waivers. Head coach John Fox believes Barton has decided to retire from football.
Panthers DE Brown restores optimism with recent play
Expectations have been high for DE Everette Brown since the Panthers traded a first-round pick to move up in the second round and draft him in 2009.
Clausen's toe injury will linger through season
Rookie QB Jimmy Clausen learned he will have to play the 2010 season through the pain in his right big toe.
Panthers OLT Gross' rough start not a big concern
Panthers OLT Jordan Gross' start to the preseason was ugly, but we hear the team is not panicking about his future.
Panthers QB Clausen competing to become top backup
Speculation that Jimmy Clausen would challenge incumbent Matt Moore for a starting job has mostly died down since the spring, and now he'll need a strong showing just to win the backup job.
Reports: Panthers reach agreement with Clausen
The Panthers have agreed to terms with second-round pick Jimmy Clausen on a four-year deal, according to reports.
NFC South training-camp reports
In the seventh chapter of our training-camp reports, we look at the NFC South teams, including a Panthers team led defensively by LB Jon Beason.
Panthers sign third-round pick LaFell
The Panthers announced they signed third-round pick Brandon LaFell on Tuesday.
Three players competing to become Panthers' starting right guard
Mackenzy Bernadeau, Duke Robinson and Geoff Schwartz are Carolina's top contenders at right guard, and each took reps with the first-team offense during offseason practices.
Job security not an issue for Panthers GM Hurney
There are reports that Panthers GM Marty Hurney's contract expired June 30, but we hear Hurney is in good standing with the organization and will not be looking for a new employer any time soon.
Panthers sign fourth-round pick Norwood
The Panthers announced they have signed DE-OLB Eric Norwood.
Panthers sign sixth-round pick Pike
The Panthers announced they have signed one of the two quarterbacks they drafted in April.
Panthers' Smith could miss start of training camp with broken arm
A source close to Panthers WR Steve Smith told PFW that Smith suffered a broken arm — the same one he broke in a game in December — on Saturday and could miss the start of training camp.


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He's been "ok" at times, but others below average.He seems to slowly improve every season, but in no way am I labeling him irreplaceable or some sort of star.The guy has a tackle a game. Eh, whatever.
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
I was talking to McCoy at teh Buccaneers draft party. He seemed to know we were going to select a DT
Quote from: tripblood on December 29, 2012, 08:21:16 AMI was talking to McCoy at teh Buccaneers draft party. He seemed to know we were going to select a DTEveryone knew we were drafting a DT that year. We were garanteed either Suh or McCoy.
This was by far Miller's best season. He is a good fit for the tilted nose DT in this scheme. I hope we re-sign him but draft another DT who can rush the passer on passing downs
This was his best year and it was average. I hope we resign him as depth, but I'd like to see us go after Henry Melton or Glen Dorsey. To me, DT is still one of our biggest needs.


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PALO ALTO, Calif. —
This is a story about advertising on the Web. Specifically, it's about ads on Facebook, a hugely popular free service that's supported solely through advertising, yet is packed with users who are actively hostile to the idea of being marketed to on their cherished social network.
Considering all of this, the best place to start is with your primary concern about Web ads. This is what I hear from readers every time I write about the online ad economy, especially ads on Facebook: "I don't know how Facebook will ever make any money — I never click on Web ads!"
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MARION COUNTY, Iowa — When a bride-to-be lost her engagement ring while cycling across the state of Iowa last week, finding it again seemed like an impossible task.
But before that bike ride was over, Sarah Uhlenhopp's determined fiancé had found the ring, and the pair were married the following day.
The story started four years ago when Kevin Boldt, a sheriff's deputy, met Uhlenhopp while training for the Des Moines Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa.
Cycling was a shared love for the pair, and the 2013 ride was their fifth together. They planned to get married near the end of the ride, during a stop at a church in Oskaloosa, Iowa.
"We ride together a lot," Boldt said. "What better to do than get married on RAGBRAI?"
But on the eve of the wedding, about halfway through the 7-day, 468-mile ride, Uhlenhopp took off her engagement ring so she could apply sunscreen. She tucked the ring into the elastic band of her bicycle shorts and continued to ride. At some point, she lost the ring.
When Uhlenhopp and Boldt figured out the ring was lost, they reported it to the Iowa State Patrol. The couple believed the ring had been lost near Monroe, Iowa, and so a local sheriff's deputy gave Boldt a ride there to search for it.
Boldt walked along the highway, in the hopes of finding the ring before the couple's wedding the next day.
"I walked probably about three miles," Boldt said. He then turned around and started walking in the other direction.
By this time, other bikers had begun to stop. They offered to help him search.
"I was out there for probably four hours," Boldt said. Then, just when he was about to give up, he heard someone call out, "We found it!"
"I couldn't believe it," Boldt said.
Upon Boldt's triumphant return, he offered Uhlenhopp the ring once again.
"I got to propose to her a second time," Boldt said. "She was very happy, and obviously, she accepted."
The next day, the two continued on the ride and were married in Oskaloosa.
Details for this story were provided by The Journal Express in Knoxville, Iowa.