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It seems the baseball-watching world at large has finally clued in. Apparently, that's what hitting over .360 with 27 homers in the first half will do. Pujols received the Top Online Vote-Getter Award as well as a trophy for being the top vote-getter overall among National League players in All-Star balloting. He was honored before participating in Monday night's Century21 Home Run Derby at U.S. Cellular Field.
Pujols was the only NL player to garner over 2,000,000 votes, with 2,030,702. He trailed only Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki in total votes. His 1,386,818 online votes set a new record in the history of online balloting.
The honors made for an appropriate cherry on top of Pujols' ice cream sundae of a week. With a series of recent magazine covers, the rush to the top of the balloting and one question after another from reporters during Monday's media availability session, it is clear Pujols is not merely a great player. He has achieved the status of legitimate superstar.
"It's hard to believe that he's (only now) getting some recognition," said Woody Williams, a first-time All-Star this year. "Day in and day out, the guy never takes a day off. He was supposed to have one the other day, and he came in to turn a double play at first base.
"For him to do what he does, moving around between first base and the outfield all the time -- and his defense is improving -- for him to have the offense he does, it's incredible. I don't think anybody's figured out really how to get him out yet."
La Russa has recently called Pujols the best player he has ever managed, pointing to the slugger's record numbers over his first two big-league seasons. Pujols is the first player in Major League history to begin his career with back-to-back seasons of a .300 average, 30 homers and 100 RBIs.
This season, he has taken it a step further. He entered the All-Star break batting .368, with a .432 on-base percentage and .690 slugging percentage. He has smacked 27 home runs, giving him 98 for his career, to go with 31 doubles, 86 RBIs and 81 runs.
"He's going to be a Hall of Famer," said Gary Sheffield, a pretty fine hitter himself. "The fact that he is a right-handed hitter makes what he has done even more impressive than if he was a left-handed hitter or switch-hitter. To do this when he doesn't get to face too many left-handed pitchers is amazing."
It seemed no matter where you turned during Monday's National League media session, someone was asking a player about Pujols. And they practically formed a chorus singing his praises.
"He's a very professional hitter," Jim Edmonds said. "He's got a great idea of what he wants to do at a young age. That's very rare. He doesn't get excited too much, and he doesn't really get too down. He gets disappointed, but he doesn't get too down. If he can avoid the highs and lows and stay consistent with his talent, he can do anything he wants. It's awesome to watch."
Carlos Delgado marvels at the 23-year-old slugger. But he also cautions that some of the expectations lumped on Pujols -- for example, that he could be a Triple Crown contender -- might be unfair.
"Anything can be done in baseball," Delgado said. "Can he do it? I don't know. Is it hard? It's really hard. For power hitters, the average is the hardest thing. He doesn't have a problem with that. But it's an uphill battle."
As for Pujols, he's doing all he can to keep a level head.
"If you look at the numbers that I put up, you're always going to get attention (for doing that)," he said. "It seems like it's different guys every year. but it doesn't matter at all. It doesn't change the way I play the game. I think it's even making me better because I want to go out there and try to have fun and play the game, and not think about what you guys talk about -- Triple Crown, .400.
"It's nothing that I have in my mind right now. It's nothing that I want to do. It's something that, if it's gonna happen, it's gonna happen."
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WILMINGTON, North Carolina – Towson strung together a 11-3 spurt midway through the second half to hold off UNCW, 66-57, in the women's basketball home finale for the Seahawks Wednesday night at Trask Coliseum.
The Tigers won their third straight contest to improve to 12-17 overall and 6-12 in the CAA. The Seahawks lost their fifth in a row and stand 3-25 and 2-15.
CAA Player-of-the-Week Tanisha McTiller scored 13 points to lead a balanced scoring attack for the Tigers, who swept the regular season series after winning, 55-53, in late January in Maryland. The slippery McTiller added 11 rebounds, while senior forward Michelle Peebles scored 14 points and junior guard Nyree Williams had 10.
Senior guard Tawanna Lee paced three Seahawks in double figures with 16 points. Sophomore guard Kelva Atkins added 15 points, seven rebounds and five assists and senior forward Karneshia Garrett finished with 10 points and 11 boards for her 13th double-double of the season.
With the loss, the Seahawks closed 2-11 at home in Adell Harris' first season with the club. UNCW defeated N.C. Central and Georgia State on its home floor this year.
UNCW also set a school record for three-point field goal attempts in Wednesday's defeat, going 10-of-31 behind the arc, eclipsing the old record of 28 set against Northeastern on Jan. 26, 2012.
In the rematch with Towson, the Tigers scored eight of the first nine points in the second half to extend their six-point halftime lead to 39-36. A jumper on the right baseline by reserve forward Markell Smith pushed the advantage to 39-26 with 16:47 remaining.
Still trailing 45-33 with just under 14 minutes left to play, the Seahawks sliced the deficit to 47-41 when Lee heated up. The senior from St. Rose, La., sank a trey from the left wing and then added a layup at 10:39 to close the gap to six points.
But Smith scored on a putback to start the decisive rally and two minutes later the Towson lead ballooned to 56-44 when Dominique Johnson banged in a triple from the left side of the court at 7:10.
UNCW made two more runs at the Tigers and narrowed the lead to 62-57 on Jessica Freeman's trifecta with 59 seconds remaining, but Towson closed out the game by sinking four consecutive free throws – two each by McTiller and Johnson – in the final 51 seconds to seal the road win.
UNCW jumped out to a quick 9-3 lead after connecting on five of its first eight field goal attempts. A layup by Atkins gave the Seahawks a six-point lead out of the gate.
The Tigers, behind Alliyah Berger, dialed long distance and used a 9-0 run to pull ahead, 15-11. Berger drained all three of her trey attempts and scored her only points of the game in a four-minute stretch as Towson capitalized on eight consecutive misses by the Seahawks to gain control.
Towson registered its largest lead of the opening period when Williams sank a pair of free throws and added a layup at 3:03 for a 29-20 advantage.
Towson then took a 31-25 lead into the break behind 10 points and five rebounds from Williams and seven boards by McTiller.
The Seahawks travel to Boston on Saturday for a rescheduled game with Northeastern at 2 p.m.
GAME NOTES: UNCW leads the all-time series with Towson, 13-9…The Seahawks stand 7-3 against the Tigers in Wilmington…Redshirt junior guard Brittany Gamby played the first 10 seconds of the contest and drained a triple from the right corner…UNCW had just 10 turnovers…It was the final home appearance for seniors Karneshia Garrett and Tawanna Lee…The Seahawks shot 37.1 percent on 23-of-62 field goals…Towson owned a 38-31 edge on the glass…Towson ended up 4-10 on the road this season…Garrett and Lee finished with four personal fouls apiece…UNCW attempted just four free throws and made one…Towson outscored UNCW at the free throw line, 14-1...Garrett recorded a double-double for the ninth time in the last 12 outings.
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I have just located a 1948 Farmall H in my hometown. It was not advertised for sale, I just spotted it off the road. The owner said it was just sitting there and it belonged to his brother. I looked it over. Here are the specifics. Model-H, S/N- FBH 294652 X1, 1815 RPM, Engine Casting- 10 . 7 . R. It has rust as expected but most of the metal is straight. Front grill is bent, I will probably just replace it, and it is missing the "Farmall" front emblem, E-bay $15-20.00. The engine cowling has a small (quarter size) rust hole which I might be able to repair. The rest of the metal is good. Intake/Exhaust manifold has a quarter size hole and needs replacing. This hole has been covered so no rain can get inside. Engine turns over easily by hand. Starter is missing. PTO engages/disengages fine, I want to drain some oil to check for water/antifreeze and do a compression check on all cyliders. The bonus of this tractor is the rear tires are about 90%. Looks like they were purchased just prior to retiring the tractor. Front tires are about 75%. We agreed on $450.00 if Compression checks OK and no antifreeze in oil. Besides checking for antifreeze, is there any other suggestions to check for cracked head or block. Does $450 sound good. I could really use it to mow my 7 acres. I use my cub with a 42" woods, but a 72" pull behind on an H would give me more time to fish. (not that I get to do much of that anyway!)> I would love to here some comments on this post. Thank You.
1949 Cub S/N 95854 "Ellis"
" It's not the size of the tractor in the fight, but the size of the fight in the tractor ".
Ron - $450 will buy you a parts H around here if you are lucky.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Thanks BD, I figured $450.00 was worth it even for parts. However I would like to restore it. I hope the compression is good.
1949 Cub S/N 95854 "Ellis"
" It's not the size of the tractor in the fight, but the size of the fight in the tractor ".
i agree with big dog
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Just be aware if you buy it and get it running there will typical things pop up that may need repairing. Any old tractor that has been sitting for a spell is bound to be hiding some issues. Most of all leaks. I bought one several yrs ago for $450.00 that I could drive home. However after I got it home the list of repairs grew long.
Brakes didn't work, liftall worked but leaked bad, steering was real sloppy, engine ran smooth but fouled plugs repeatedly and smoked bad, seat spring was shot and shock too, steering wheel all but wires, and the list went on.
I couldn't have been prouder that day though!!
I certainly understand WKPoor about leaks because of sitting. I noticed on your profile you are an aircraft mechanic. I also am an A&P mechanic (retired, except for volunteer work on old warbirds). I know firsthand if an aircraft sits for extended periods of time rather than being run, leaks take place. I really would like to restore it though. I dont know what it is about me, but the more the repair the better. I just really love to tear these old tractors COMPLETELY APART, and rebuild everything. Anyone relate to my madness!!
1949 Cub S/N 95854 "Ellis"
" It's not the size of the tractor in the fight, but the size of the fight in the tractor ".
Sounds like a good price .I give 900 for a 47 H It looked like a rust bucket but ran great . Be sure to check all the gears If I remember correctly pull the transmission check plug left side in front of the brakes.If you look in there with a light you can see 1st and /or 2nd gears Mine were worn but I never had any problems with it .The ones normally used the hardest.
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Thanks TJ for the tip. Sounds to me like it has just been retired. The owner sais his dad used it, then when he passed away it went to him. He doesnt really have any interest (how can this be!!!) in this tractor so it sat, then he took it to his brothers place to sit some more. All it needs is a new home and some TLC..(along with some new paint, decals, etc...). Oh by the way, are you familiar with the lift all hydraulic set up. Can it be installed on a non hydraulic H. Maybe I will put that question in a new post if I dont get too many answers here. Thanks TJ.
1949 Cub S/N 95854 "Ellis"
" It's not the size of the tractor in the fight, but the size of the fight in the tractor ".
yup, very easily done. bolt the liftall in place, install the drive coupling from tranny, screw pipe nipples in the sides, and mount the hand lever.
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How much time and money???Mine 50 is well worn but I love it!!!The motor is tired but it works like a mule!!!It gives me all it can.I will rebuild the motor and make it better than it was new.[super H kit]Sometimes it not just money or time.You know what I mean!!!!Kevin a smile on your face or some one else's.What could be better???
47 CUB[Krusty] 49 CUB[Ollie] 50 H-- PLOWS DISCS MOWERS AND lots more stuff!!Life is to short -Have fun now cause ya ain't gonna be here long!!!!
Thanks KETCHAM, tell me about the super H kit. I was thinkink about modifiying the H engine. I also wondered if it would be better to find a Super H engine and rebuild. I know that some of the specs are different. Im not an expert but here is what I believe I have found. Head is different, but that could be a direct replacement. Bore is 3.5 instead of 3 3/8. Crank shaft is hardened or beefed up some more? I believe the throttle body is 1 1/4 instead of 1". Once again Im not an expert but Seem to recall those facts. What do you think.
1949 Cub S/N 95854 "Ellis"
" It's not the size of the tractor in the fight, but the size of the fight in the tractor ".
I have heard you can do this.You use new piston sleesves.I've talked to a couple of guys that have done it.No real specifics but sounds good to me.A few guys might jump in on this I hope.Most engine kits are sleeves and pistons.I don't think the head would mater that much.A machinist would be better to ask.I know that the guys who did it liked the extra power. Kevin mine is well worn!!!
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- Make sure that you have the right medication and that it has not expired.
- Wash hands with warm, soapy water before giving the injection.
- Select a site for injection. This should be an area on your body with a large muscle, such as the thigh.
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- Remove the needle cap.
- Smooth the skin with one hand.
- Hold the syringe the way you would a pencil. Insert the needle at a 90° angle to the skin. The needle should be completely covered by skin.
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- If you see blood, do not inject. Withdraw the needle and start again at a new site.
- If you do not see blood, slowly press down on the plunger until it stops.
- Remove the needle from the skin.
- If there is bleeding at the site of injection, apply a bandage.
- Immediately put the syringe and needle into a container that is puncture-proof.
- Find out what services are available in your area for disposing of biological waste.
Will It Hurt?
- Inject medication that is at room temperature.
- Remove all air bubbles from the syringe before the injection.
- Relax the muscles in the injection area.
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- Do not change the direction of the needle as it goes in or comes out.
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Administer intramuscular, subcutaneous, and intradermal injections. Brookside Associates Multimedia Edition website. Available at: http://www.brooksidepress.org/Products/Administer%5FIM%5FSQ%5Fand%5FID%5FInjections/lesson%5F2%5FSection%5F1.htm . Accessed May 22, 2013.
Intramuscular injection (IM). Cincinnati Children's Hospital website. Available at: http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/health/i/intramuscular-injection/ . Updated October 2010. Accessed May 22, 2013.
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Law enforcement described the mixup as an "unfortunate mistake and we acknowledge that as a result of the error she had her picture put in the paper," Deputy police Chief Donald Thompson said about Gil.
Gil's lawyer, Thomas Torrisi, said his client wants back "her otherwise unblemished reputation in the community."
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The eight islands of Japan sprang into existence through Divine Intervention.
The first two gods who came into existence were Izanagi no Mikoto and Izanami no Mikoto, the Exalted Male and Exalted Female. It was their job to make the land for people to live on.
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At present, Japan is the financial capital of Asia. It has the second largest economy in the world and the largest metropolitan area (Tokyo.)
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NEW YORK -- The road that took the Angels through personal tragedy, professional adversity, division triumph and Fenway magic reached its bitter end in the Bronx on Sunday night.
But when the Angels are done licking their wounds after a disappointing American League Championship Series loss to the Yankees, they'll reflect on what a strong unit they became while navigating that road. Some of that reflection began in the aftermath of their 5-2 loss to the Yanks in Game 6, though turning the page wasn't easy. Red eyes told the story of an Angels team that fought hard to push this series back to New York, only to come up short. "Man, we had to overcome a lot of obstacles this season," center fielder Torii Hunter said. "The death of a teammate, a lot of injuries to key players. We battled. We had a lot of young guys pitching, coming up from Triple-A and things like that. We had a big hill to climb. We overcame Boston [in the AL Division Series], came here and played a great Yankees team. We played some of the best games I've ever played in my career in this series. It's frustrating, but we've got nothing to hang our heads low about." This was a season that began with a punch to the gut and a hurt in the heart. Losing Nick Adenhart in a car accident following the third game of the season could have unraveled the Angels. Likewise for a series of injuries and ineffectiveness that ravaged the starting rotation. But the uphill climb that Hunter alluded to only made the Angels tougher as the year progressed. They found themselves in a dogfight with the Rangers and emerged on top of the AL West for the third straight season and the fifth time in six years. Their resilience demonstrated by their franchise-record 47 comeback wins this year. "It was a roller-coaster season," right-hander Jered Weaver said. "We had a lot of ups and downs and things we had to battle through. I think it just shows how strong a club we've got."
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Here's a recipe for great music: Take some of the most talented and varied artists from around town and have each of them bring their own personal influences together for a slice of country, bluegrass and rock perfection.
I speak, of course, about The Santa Fe All-Stars. How could you possibly go wrong with the likes of Joe West, Sharon Gilchrist, Susan Hyde Holmes and Ben Wright? Obviously you can't, Santa Fe, because here we are. West is a born country troubadour, with a slight air of rock about him; Gilchrist is a mandolin champion; Ben Wright is just a straight musical genius; and Susan Hyde Holmes is a bassist like no other. More of a fall and winter outfit due to summer touring schedules with their full-time projects, the All-Stars has released a self-titled EP on Frogville Records. "I'm glad it's only an EP. That way people will want more from us," Hyde Holmes says.
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Celebrity Mercury at anchor in Sitka Sound, Alaska. Cruise ships anchor in the Eastern Channel of the Sitka Sound and tender passengers into town.
St Michael's Cathedral
For over 50 years before Alaska was sold by the Russians to the US for $7.2million in 1867, Sitka was the Russian capital of Alaska (called New Archangel at the time). St Michael's Cathedral was built in 1844-48, and is a fine example of Russian church architecture. Though destroyed by fire in 1966, the church has been rebuilt to its original design, and houses an interesting collection of Russian Orthodox church art and icons.
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The Russian Bishop's House was built in 1842 and was the regional seat of the Russian Orthodox Church. The house, in a terrible state of dilapidation was acquired by the National Park Service in 1973 and renovated to restore its mid 19th century appearance.
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The Sitka Historical Museum (also known as the Isabel Miller Museum) is a great place to get an overview of Sitka's rich history. See a wide variety of exhibits covering the town's Tlingit, Russian and American history. A visitor favorite is the huge model of Sitka as it was in 1867.
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Many exciting hiking trails in the area are only accessible by boat or floatplane. But the easily accessible Gavan Hill Trail gives you a real taste for Alaska's wilderness. It's a 7 mile strenuous round trip to the summit, and your exertions are rewarded with some wonderful views of Sitka Sound. (Or you can turn back at the hill ridge, to cut the mileage to 4). The trailhead is at the end of Baranof Street, which heads inland off Lincoln St.
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Sitka National Historical Park (also known as Totem park) sits on the site of an Tlingit Indian fort. The Aleut and Tlingit tribes fought several battles against the incoming Russians in the early 19th century. A pleasant meandering coastal trail passes many intricately carved totem poles. Housed in the park visitor center you'll find the Southeast Alaska Indian Cultural Center which showcases native crafts like totem carving and beadwork. The park is a mile south-east from the city center.


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It's odd that Toyota uses words like "exciting," "dynamic," "emotional" and "potent" to describe its all-new 2013 Avalon.
Why is that weird? Because the Avalon has become a huge hit by doing just the opposite of those things.
The Avalon was originally designed as an alternative to the classic, all-American full-size sedans like the Ford Crown Victoria, Buick Park Avenue and Pontiac Bonneville — those spacious, softly sprung cars that made up the meat and potatoes of the American car market for decades.
Toyota did such a good job designing the Avalon — and, in fairness, the American car makers did such a lousy job updating their own large sedans — that today, the Avalon basically stands on its own in this class. The others have all died off.
The Avalon also faces the headwind of a changing marketplace. Today's buyers who want a spacious family car are more likely to look at crossovers than full-size sedans, so the newest Avalon had to add some spice to keep things interesting. One of the biggest departures is with the body.
While the last Avalon had styling that was so dull it was hardly even noticeable, the new one has more visual appeal. It's almost muscular, chiseled and athletic, the kind of flowing, sloped shape you would expect to find on a sports sedan but not something this large.
Inside, it gets even better. For a frame of reference, Toyota hasn't led the fit-and-finish races for car cabins lately. The American and Korean brands have upped their game enough to outshine some of Toyota's models in the past couple of years, and the Avalon — while feeling solid — had an interior that was just as bland as the rest of the car.
In the new, "dynamic" Avalon, though, things have changed in a big way. This cabin is now the best work Toyota's interior designers have ever done.
Not only is the new generation car more interesting on the inside than last year's model — with fascinating textures and shapes — but it's also reaching the kind of quality feel that Toyota pulled off so successfully years ago.
The new interior design looks more three-dimensional rather than flat, with a separate panel centered around the driver and soft-touch materials that are stitched by hand. The Avalon has always been a premium car, as opposed to luxury, but this design comes awfully close to what you would expect in a Lexus.
From the driver's perspective, the Avalon formula hasn't changed all that much. It's still very much about the quiet, smooth experience.
The biggest difference is in fuel economy. For the first time ever, the Avalon is available as a hybrid model that is rated for 40 mpg in combined city and highway driving — an impressive number for a car this size. The ordinary Avalon is more efficient, too, earning a 31-mpg highway rating
Derek Price is a automotive columnist for CNHI News Service. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Cortlandt Manor, NY - (November 15, 2012)– Supporting sustainable foods is not the only way friends of the environment can "Go Green" at the Hudson Valley Hospital Center Farmer's Market on Tuesday, November 20.
The zero emissions Nissan "Leaf" electric car will be on display at the Farmer's Market and people can even test drive the vehicle that day courtesy of Curry Nissan in Cortlandt Manor. The newly released, fully electric vehicle can go more 100 miles between charges and costs about $600 a year to operate.
The monthly Farmer's Market hosted by Hudson Valley Hospital Center will also feature its usual compliment of local farms offering produce, baked goods, gourmet items and more. Master gardeners from Cornell Cooperative Extension will be on hand to answer gardening questions and staff from HVHC's Nutrition and Education departments will offer food samples, recipes and information to help integrate healthy eating practices into everyday life.
Hudson Valley Hospital Center, continuing its healthy eating initiative, began hosting the monthly Farmer's Markets in June this year. The markets are held on the fourth Tuesday of the month from 11 AM to 4 PM.This is the final market of the season. All the markets are held in the parking lot fronting on Crompond Road/Route 202, near the Main Entrance to the hospital. Free parking is available.
The farmer's market series is an expansion of Hudson Valley Hospital Center's Seeds for Health, an educational and therapeutic program for cancer patients and their families. Seeds for Health launched in April 2012 with theopening of the Organic Garden for Healing, serving as the classroom for the program which stresses the importance of nutrition in healing and the therapeutic value of gardening in managing stress and reducing anxiety. HVHC's Organic Garden for Healing is maintained by patients, employees, and members of the community.
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Hudson Valley Hospital Center is dedicated to serving the health care needs of the community and to providing quality, comprehensive medical care in a compassionate, professional, respectful manner, without regard to race, religion, national origin or disease category. Offering state-of-the-art diagnostic treatment, education and preventive services, the Hospital is committed to improving the quality of life in the community. In fulfilling this mission, the Hospital will strive to continuously improve the care provided and develop and offer programs, facilities, systems and alliances that most effectively respond to community health care needs. Hudson Valley Hospital Center is located on Route 202 (1980 Crompond Road) in Cortlandt Manor, New York. For physician directory assistance please call 800-482-HVHC or visit hvhc.npgdev.com.


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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – Last week, I told Oregon to make a move. Well, holy quack, did they ever make a bad one.
Oregon was so concerned about Alabama it forgot about the closest thing the Pac 12 has to Alabama – run-first, defensive minded Stanford. In fact, it might have been a good thing for the Ducks to lose that game.
The only thing more embarrassing than recycling their "We Want Bama" T-shirts would be an embarrassing blowout in a season-long hyped contest, which it looks like Alabama would deliver.
Florida State took care of business against Wake Forest and Baylor trounced Oklahoma. We're steamrolling toward a perfect scenario for the new four-team playoff. Too bad that doesn't start until next year.
Here is the weekly list of what we learned from watching SEC games in Week 11.
1. Do. Not. Provoke. Alabama. It was said by LSU defensive lineman Anthony Johnson that Alabama couldn't play physical like it has in the past. Why? Why do you do this to yourself? You're only inviting pain, punishment, ridicule and embarrassment on you and everyone who knows you. How many times must this be said?
Alabama takes offense to things like that. Nevermind the fact that with Eddie Lacy now running for the Green Bay Packers, he's kind of right. Alabama's running game is much more speed oriented this year with T.J. Yeldon (133 yards, two touchdowns) and Kenyan Drake (65 yards). The Tide also lost three offensive linemen to the NFL. But here's the thing: They replaced those linemen with other guys who will one day go to the NFL themselves.1
Those guys then responded after a lackluster first half by pacing the Tide to three punishing touchdown drives in the second half, an eight-minute time of possession advantage and a 38-17 win. So, yeah, just don't say anything when asked about Alabama. It only leads to trouble.
It's also a really bad idea to take a lead over the Crimson Tide while there's still time for them to do something about it. LSU took a 7-3 lead early in the second quarter then promptly fell behind by 10. The Tigers tied the game at 17 early in the second half and then did nothing offensively the rest of the game, including squandering an 82-yard kickoff return.
Texas A&M made the same mistake. The Aggies opened a 14-0 lead over Alabama in the first quarter. The Tide then responded with 35 straight points. For what it's worth, LSU made the same mistake last season when the Tigers rallied and took a 17-14 lead with 12:58 to play. It was 52 seconds too soon.
2. Les Miles got out-Les Miles'd. The way to beat Alabama is to out-Alabama them, but who thought Alabama would ever out-opponent its opponent?
Mismanaging the clock at the end of a half and missing out on potential scoring opportunity? Miles invented it. Wasting a timeout when you only have 10 people on the field? You have to pay Les Miles $100 every time you do that. A fake punt with a misdirection handoff? Les Miles owes his career to that play. Jumping into your quarterback's arms after a win? Absurdly Milesian.
Miles did none of those things Saturday. Nick Saban did them all.2
Then following the game, Saban said of the dominant second half Alabama had, "we probably played our best half of football." Probably? Does that mean Alabama can do better? That's a bit terrifying.
3. Florida is in serious danger of not making a bowl. Note the word "serious." Entering last week, things weren't dire for the Gators. Well, they are now following a 34-17 loss to Vanderbilt – at homecoming no less.
Vanderbilt forced four turnovers against the Gators, which is the blueprint for beating them, especially when you can score 21 points afterwards. Florida also only ran for 39 yards, and Tyler Murphy's -44 yards on five sacks didn't help much.
Florida still has to face Georgia Southern, so a fifth win is a virtual guarantee, but the all-important sixth win won't be easy. The Gators' best chance will come next week against South Carolina. That's not an easy game to win with the Gamecocks fighting for the SEC East crown, but it's a necessary win for bowl eligibility because the only other opponent the Gators have is Florida State, which is dominant and has its eyes set on the BCS national championship.
It's a far cry from last year's Sugar Bowl berth.
4. Ole Miss may end up with a decent bowl. "Decent" is, of course, relative. Last year, the Rebels went to the BBVA Compass Bowl, which is not decent. Now, following a 34-24 win over Arkansas, Ole Miss is in position to earn a trip to perhaps the Music City Bowl, which by Ole Miss standards is decent.
The Chick-fil-A Bowl is noticing the Rebels, and as long as it comes with a few orders of waffle fries, that's a couple of shades above decent. The Rebels will have to beat Missouri and Mississippi State to get there, though, so we'll have to wait and see.
Ole Miss has won five straight bowls and nine of its last 10, but hasn't been to the Chick-fil-A Bowl since 1971, when it was called the Peach Bowl. In that time frame, the Rebels have made five appearances in the Independence Bowl, two in the Liberty Bowl one each in Gator Bowl, Motor City Bowl, Music City Bowl and BBVA Compass Bowl and has been to the Cotton Bowl three times.
5. Auburn finally took my advice. I spent all last year telling people to run the ball and never pass again. Auburn is finally catching on.
The Tigers attempted only seven passes and completed three in a 55-23 win over Tennessee. However, the Tigers ran the ball 53 times for 444 yards and five touchdowns. That's my kind of football. Quarterback Nick Marshall ran for 214 yards and two touchdowns and Tre Mason rushed for 117 yards and three touchdowns.
Tennessee rushed for 226 yards, giving the game 670 rushing yards. It was glorious. That offense could come in handy for the Tigers against Georgia next week and Alabama in the season finale. This year's Iron Bowl matchup is so strong it should be called the Carbon Fiber Reinforced Steel Bowl.3
6. Arkansas is still getting #karma payback. The Hogs just can't get out of their own way this season. Jen Bielema upset the football gods earlier this season by reveling in an unfair loss suffered by her husband's former employer, Wisconsin.
Earlier this year, Bielema himself swiped no huddle offenses, calling for a mandatory substitution period for the defense, as if the bad players on his bench will make more stops than the bad players on the field.
He then took a jab at Auburn and filed a formal complaint that the Tigers were sending him game footage that didn't match the TV copy. Then this week he complained about his team staying an hour's drive away from Ole Miss, meaning the players had to get up early in the morning for the 11:20 a.m. kickoff, a game the Hogs lost 34-24.4
Even former Auburn coach Pat Dye said Bielema needed to shut up, and if anyone knows about needing to shut up, it's Dye.
7. Johnny Manziel may have left on a high note. Almost immediately after beating Mississippi State 51-41, the speculation that it would be the last game Johnny Offense ever played in front of the "12th Man" was rampant. It's been rampant ever since the "Summer of Johnny" saw him express a desire to leave and then allegedly forfeit his eligibility.
The last home game for the Aggies played out the way most of their games they have. Manziel threw for 446 yards and five touchdowns and led the team in rushing with 47 yards. He also threw three interceptions and A&M was outgained by 20 yards.
Manziel's numbers are better than they were last year when he won the Heisman Trophy. He's third in the nation in passing and second in total offense. With Oregon's loss to Stanford, Manziel now only has Florida State's Jameis Winston to compete with for a repeat win.
According to an ESPN poll of Heisman voters, Manziel trails Winston and Oregon's Marcus Mariota, but he's closing the gap.
8. Vanderbilt is poised for another late-season push. As suddenly as Florida is irrelevant, Vanderbilt is relevant again. It's funny how one game can completely change your perception of someone (right, Oregon?).
It was a huge win for Vanderbilt and proof that James Franklin (coach) is doing the best job in the conference this side of the Dark Lord of Tuscaloosa. Vanderbilt is one win away from being bowl eligible for the third straight year. To say it would be the first time in school history is a gross understatement, because last year's second consecutive bowl was the first time for that in school history.
It was the first time since 1945 that Vanderbilt beat Florida on the road. In 1945, Alabama went undefeated, Florida had a losing record, Missouri won a conference championship and Duke had only two losses. Sounds a lot like 2013, with one exception – Alabama finished No. 2 in the Associated Press poll behind Army, which was led by Heisman Trophy winner Doc Blanchard and was voted No. 1 unanimously.
There were only eight bowl games back then – Rose, Sugar, Orange, Cotton, Sun, Gator, Oil and Raisin.
Getting Vanderbilt to do things it has never done is why Franklin was hired, but to surpass them is unprecedented and why he won't be at Vanderbilt long. Last season, the Commodores won their last six games to post an 8-4 regular season record. They can reach that mark again with wins over Kentucky, Tennessee and Wake Forest.
9. Missouri is just getting warmed up. Maty Mauk threw for five touchdowns – four of them to Dorial Green-Beckham – in a 48-17 win over Kentucky. It was a great showing for what might be the last time Mauk plays this season.
James Franklin (player) returned to action for a couple of snaps with the game already in hand and didn't attempt a throw, but the message was clear: He's back. Missouri has a bye week before playing Ole Miss and then Texas A&M. Franklin will almost certainly be the go-to guy in both those games that could see 90 points each.
Missouri's mission remains the same: Win those games and go to the SEC championship game. They'll know exactly what they have to do after South Carolina's game with Florida next week. A win there by the Gamecocks and Missouri has to win both. A win by Florida means the Tigers only have to win one.
10. Mississippi State is on the outside looking in. The loss to Texas A&M was the first time the Bulldogs have lost consecutive games this season and they could be headed for a third straight loss next week. Mississippi State plays Alabama, Arkansas and Ole Miss needing two wins to become bowl eligible.
It will be tough to get, but the Bulldogs are not out of it. They went back to the dual quarterback approach this week with Dak Prescott leading the team in passing (149 yards, two touchdowns) and rushing (154 yards) and broke out a nifty wide receiver reverse pass for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter.
My double-barreled shotgun idea would employ those kinds of plays like five times a game. I still say it can work, and will be a lot of fun to watch.
Extra points: 1Poor, pathetic, unathletic "game manager" AJ McCarron needed their help, too. He only threw for 179 yards and three touchdowns and became Alabama's all-time leading passer. Can you imagine what the Tide would be like with an "elite" quarterback? How much hotter would his girlfriend be?
2If video surfaces of Saban eating grass during the fourth quarter, I'm going to call for a full-scale investigation into Alabama's new training facility to see if The Machine was installed in the basement. I think it's how Nick Saban stays young. (THAT's why they have a waterfall!)
3Copyright! I want a quarter every time somebody says it. I'm not greedy.
4Here's some free, unsolicited advice: 1. Welcome to the SEC. 2. If you have a good defense, the speed of the opposing offense doesn't matter. 3. Win more games so you're worthy of being on TV at a decent hour. 4. You signed up for this gig, and only two college football coaches make more money than you, so shut up.
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Houston Texans
Owen Daniels - #81 - TE
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|Naperville, IL
|Years played
|2006, 4th round, 1st pick by Texans
Brees, Zimmer among PFWA award winners
The Professional Football Writers of America announced their annual awards Tuesday, and Saints QB Drew Brees, Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer and longtime personnel director Gil Brandt were among the winners.
Texans CB Jackson starts strong
Texans CB Kareem Jackson, the club's first-round draft pick out of Alabama, was installed as a starter in the club's May offseason team activities, and he has fared well.
Schedule must be weighed in predicting outcomes
Don't tell me the schedule doesn't matter in the NFL. Here's a look at teams that will benefit the most and be hindered the most by whom they play this season.
Texans sign RS-WR Holliday
The Texans announced the signing of RS-WR Trindon Holliday on Tuesday. Terms were not disclosed.
Report: Texans WR Johnson unhappy with deal
Texans WR Andre Johnson skipped the beginning of the Texans' OTAs on Monday to express his displeasure with his contract, The Houston Chronicle reported. Johnson has five years remaining on his contract.
Cushing denies taking banned substance
Texans SLB Brian Cushing, facing a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on anabolic steroids and related substances, said Thursday said he did not "inject or ingest" any illegal substances.
Cushing retains AP rookie honor
Texans SLB Brian Cushing will keep his 2009 Defensive Rookie of the Year honor from The Associated Press after he won a revote held by the organization this week. However, he lost his spot on the AP's All-Pro second ...
Source: Cushing failed one drug test
Texans LB Brian Cushing was suspended by the league for testing positive for hCG, a fertility drug that is on the NFL's list of banned substances, a person familiar with the case told The Associated Press.
NFLPA issues statement on performance-enhancing drugs
In light of Texans SLB Brian Cushing's four-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on anabolic steroids and related substances, NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith issued a statement Tuesday on the union's stance on performance-enhancing drugs.
Report: Texans agree with LB Clark
The Texans and veteran LB Danny Clark have agreed to terms on a contract, The Houston Chronicle reported Tuesday.
AP conducts revote on Cushing's awards
In the wake of the four-game suspension levied against Texans LB Brian Cushing for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing drugs, The Associated Press says it is conducting a revote of the awards Cushing won at the end of ...
Holliday adds to Texans' wealth of return weapons
Clocked at 4.21 seconds in the 40-yard dash at the Combine, rookie RS-WR Trindon Holliday's speed could make him an asset on a couple of fronts for Houston in his first NFL season.
Report: Texans LB Cushing suspended four games
Texans SLB Brian Cushing will be suspended for the first four games of the 2010 regular season for violating the NFL's steroid policy, ESPN.com reported Friday.
2010 draft choices by team: Texans
Here are the players who were chosen by the Houston Texans in the 2010 NFL draft.
Report: Texans agree with TE Gaines
The Texans agreed to terms with UFA TE Michael Gaines on a one-year contract, NFL.com's Jason La Canfora reported via his Twitter feed on Friday.
Daniels has been added to the AFC roster for this Sunday's Pro Bowl.||||||| Daniels will make his second Pro Bowl appearance (2008) and becomes the ninth Texan chosen this season. Daniels caught 62 passes for 716 yards in 2012, his seventh season. He led the Texans with a career-high six touchdown catches.
Daniels returned on Sunday against Jacksonville, catching six passes for 57 yards.||||||| Daniels had missed last week's game against Chicago with a back injury.
Daniels had seven catches for 59 yards and a touchdown in Houston's big win over Baltimore Sunday.||||||| Daniels is becoming one of Matt Schaub's favorite targets in the red zone. Daniels has a TD catch in four of the last five contests.
Daniels hauled in seven receptions for 100 yards during Sunday's 20-19 win at Cincinnati.||||||| Daniels seems to have developed a good rapport with T.J. Yates and seems like a safe play from here on out. He faces Carolina in Week 15.
Daniels had five receptions for 76 yards and one score Sunday in a 40-33 loss to the Saints.||||||| Daniels entered the contest with four receptions for 37 yards.


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You read it in the fishing reports all the time in Maryland's Chesapeake country: "Live baits are working well," or "The stripers are hitting live baits better than cut bait." Tackle shops that sell live baits of the proper size and type for stripers are few and far between. When the bite centers around livies, you'd better know how to get your own.
Throwing for Gold
Spring and summer are the toughest times to gather live bunker (menhaden), since adults are schooled in relatively deep water. Many anglers rely on spot, which are an excellent striper bait, to fill their livewells, but sharpies who maximize the bite know stripers prefer bunker above all else. Although these fish can dodge the biggest, fastest-sinking cast nets, they'll never see "bunker snaggers" coming. These are essentially large, weighted treble hooks that you cast beyond a school of bunker and then rip back through it. The downside? Your bait hits the boat already damaged, and four or five out of every dozen are probably going to die before you can get a hook in 'em.
Later in the summer and in fall, when bait is in the shallow waters of creeks and tributaries, a single throw of a cast net is often all that's required to fill a livewell with frisky peanut bunker in the 3- to 5-inch range. The cast net should be a 6- or 8-footer. The bigger, the better. An 8-footer will allow you to catch five times as much bait in half the time. A 12-foot net with large mesh will sink quickly enough to catch bunker in water as deep as 20 feet.
Peanut bunker are plentiful in virtually all of Chesapeake Bay's creeks and rivers through the summer and into fall. But many are young-of-the-year and may not reach a good bait size until June or July. You'll usually have little problem locating bunker until November, when most of the peanuts have left the creeks and rivers to begin their migration to the ocean.
Whenever you cast-net for peanut bunker, your best bet is to launch before sunrise. The trick is to be on the water during darkness, when you can look for lighted piers and bridges. Peanut bunker swarm around the lights, providing the perfect opportunity for you to fill your livewell. Approach lighted waters quietly and slowly, and look for the telltale flips on the surface. One good shot on a school of peanuts will provide you with anywhere from one to six dozen live, kicking baits. Allow at least one-half gallon of circulating raw water for every baitfish, or you'll experience die-offs. If your well holds only 20 gallons, put in no more than 40 baits.
Crack the Nuts
Once your well is full, it's time to rig up. The rig for live-lining peanuts is as straightforward as it gets: a 4-foot leader of 20- to 40-pound fluorocarbon with a swivel on one end and a 4/0 to 6/0 thin-wire circle hook on the other. Bunker are relatively small, weak fish, and if your hooks are any larger, the baits won't be able to swim with them. Never hook bunker through the lower jaw and out through the upper. It works well with other live baits, but it doesn't let the bunker breathe properly. Instead, insert the hook point through the fish's nose, in through one side and out through the other. This allows it to swim with its mouth open, and bunker will live far longer hooked this way.
One other note: Those who have live-lined spot with guides on the bay may have used a single treble hook behind the spot's dorsal fin. This rig is more effective at hooking more fish, but it's also more effective at gut-hooking them. It's rare to even be able to consider releasing a fish caught with this method; a sport angler will make sure it's a single circle on the end of his line.
Once you are rigged and ready, set up a menhaden chum line in whatever hot area you normally fish. Put a livie on the bottom and another on the surface. These baits will be hit about twice as often as cut chunks. Watch out for bluefish. They'll slice peanut bunker in half, and you may go through a dozen baits in half an hour. In this situation, it's best to try switching locations.
Another way of fishing peanut bunker, especially on windy, rough days in the fall, is to live-line them right in the rivers you caught them from. Stripers in the 14- to 26-inch class will move into the river mouths in the fall to feed on these bunker as they migrate out of the creeks. The timing of the migration changes from year to year, usually beginning in mid- to late September and stretching into November. Look for stripers along channel edges and humps or along shelves in at least 10 feet of water. Drift-fish and stay on the move until you locate a hungry school.
When live-baiting with peanut bunker, it's often effective to simply toss the bait out there - gentle now, as a big splashdown will sometimes stun these fish - and let it swim weight-free. But sometimes the stripers hug the bottom. You should always run at least one live-line bait without weight, one down near the bottom and one at mid-depth. When you discover the level where the fish are feeding, focus your efforts there.
When live-lining for stripers - whether there's a bunker or a spot on the end of your line - it's usually best to leave your reel in free-spool. Reels such as Shimano Baitrunners and Penn Live Liners allow you to set your reel to free-spool so an unsuspecting fish can swim off with a bait. If you don't own reels with this feature, don't worry. You can accomplish the same thing by rigging a "hair trigger." Take a 3- to 4-inch-long twist-tie - the kind that come with garbage bags are good, as are the twisty plastics used to secure toys to their packaging - and wrap it around the base of your rod just above the foregrip. Bend the last inch into a hook shape, and after letting your line out, run it through this hook. The twist-tie will hold your line in place, but as soon as a fish strikes, it will straighten to release the line. When a fish bites, allow it to eat without feeling any resistance on the line. Usually a slow three count allows plenty of time for the fish to get the bait into its mouth. Smart anglers count to five before reeling up tight. And tight is exactly how your lines will be if you have a well full of peanut bunker when the reports say that live baits are the hot ticket to Chesapeake stripers.
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