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|Spencerville holds off Panthers in girls action
|Wednesday, January 16, 2013 3:27 PM
The game was fast-paced and sloppy at times but in the end, the Lady Bearcats held off a late Parkway surge to hold on for a 65-60 win.
For Parkway coach Lynn Hughes, it came down to rebounding. The Lady Panthers outrebounded Spencerville 37-28 but the Lady Bearcats got better use of theirs, getting a majority of their points off of putbacks.
"We've got to rebound. We outrebounded them but we gave up so many offensive rebounds," explained Hughes.
The Lady Bearcats hit 4-of-7 from beyond the arc to Parkway's 1-of-4, committing only 16 turnovers to the Lady Panthers' 24.
Pughsely felt that disrupting Parkway's passing lanes was something that his team stressed: "In the beginning, for some reason, we were allowing passes up the court and we were concentrating on the trap. Once we got in their passing lanes and realized we could get steals and deflections and different things - that seemed to turn the game around."
The Lady Panthers ran their lead to 18-13 before Spencerville came storming back to take the lead on a steal and basket by junior guard Karri Purdy. The Lady Bearcats got a jump shot and a 3-pointer from sophomore guard Megan Miller to help them run their lead to 28-23 at the break.
Spencerville held the lead for half of the third quarter before the Panthers put a run together which culminated in a basket by senior forward Kylie Snyder to give the hosts a 38-37 lead.
The remainder of the third was back-and-forth and a layup from senior forward Abby Freewalt in the closing seconds of the quarter returned the lead to the Lady Bearcats, 46-45.
The Freewalt basket sparked a run into the early fourth quarter and Spencerville saw its lead grow to 58-51 on a steal and score by freshman guard Jacey Grigsby.
Later, down 62-52 with just under three minutes to play in the game, the Lady Panthers clawed back into it. Snyder scored three unanswered layups and junior center Sierra Fent added one of her own to cut the Spencerville lead to 62-60 with a minute left to play.
Pughsley was pleased with the win, especially with the slew of injuries the Lady Bearcats have been battling of late: "Injuries have been dominating our team this year. That's really what we've been playing against, not only our opponent, but injuries. For us to win with our second-leading scorer and senior leader injured, to look over and see multiple players on crutches or just getting out of a boot, it's really big."
Freewalt led all scorers with 19 points and chipped in nine rebounds for the Lady Bearcats. Purdy, with 13, and Grigsby, with 11, also tallied double figures.
Snyder paced the Lady Panthers with 17 points. Fent added 12 points and eight boards and junior forward Cami Hellwarth had 10 points.


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DENVER -- Roy Clark told the Braves on Tuesday that he's leaving the organization to become an assistant general manager with the Nationals.
Clark, 51, is expected to have the opportunity to oversee the player development and scouting departments for the Nationals. He joined the Braves midway through the 1989 season and spent the past 11 years as their scouting director.
The Nationals haven't yet made a formal announcement.
Recognized throughout the baseball world for his ability to recognize amateur talent, Clark will now be reunited with Nationals president Stan Kasten, who left the Braves organization after the conclusion of the 2003 season.
Sources indicated throughout this summer that Clark was angling to join a different organization that would provide him the opportunity to control both the scouting and player development departments.
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SPARTANBURG, S.C., - The FGCU baseball team saw its season-best seven game winning streak snapped with a 2-1 loss at Atlantic Sun Conference rival USC Upstate. The Eagles fall to 37-14 overall and 24-7 in the league while USC Upstate improves to 24-28 and 16-15.
USC Upstate scored in the first when Eric Guillen singled to lead off. The Eagles appeared to get out of trouble, turning a double play on the next batter, but Andrew Runion reached on an error to keep the first inning alive for the Spartans. After a wild pitch, Kyle Simpson singled to drive in the first run for USC Upstate. The Spartans added a much needed insurance run in the fifth. A pair of singles and a wild pitch led to a run for USC Upstate and they carried their 2-0 lead into the ninth.
Ozzie Borrell (Hialeah, Fla.) broke up the shutout with his seventh homer of the season. Casey Coleman (Cape Coral, Fla.) followed with a single and Vinnie Scarduzio (Jupiter, Fla.) drew a two out walk. However, Upstate starter Matt Branham was able to end the threat with a groundout to first base.
Branham threw a complete game to improve to 6-5, allowing just six hits and a pair of walks while striking out eight batters. FGCU starter Richard Bleier (Davie, Fla.) picked up his first loss of the season after giving up two runs, one earned, in 7.0 innings. He scattered six hits with a pair of walks as he fell to 7-1 on the year. Mikel Alvarez (West Palm Beach, Fla.) extended his hitting streak to 11 games for FGCU. Borrell's ninth inning solo homer was the other offensive highlight for FGCU.
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Fashion illustrators meet-up @ the Society of Illustrators
On May 21 at the Society of Illustrators, FIT Illustration profs. Bil Donovan, John Jay Cabuay and Carlos Aponte went on a motion-filled painting and drawing spree and provided commentary of their work. As an engaged audience of fellow FIT faculty, students from FIT, Parsons and SUV, as well as curious fashionistas looked on, the artists employed an array of formats and techniques capturing the "looks" of three live fashion models.
Attendees walked amongst the illustrators, eyeing the models as they took fabulous poses. John Jay Cabuay drew on tinted paper at astonishing speed emphasizing shapes and textures. He used an exacto blade to cut from a board bought at Ikea a template matching the skirt of his drawing. He reached for a printmaking brayer and loaded it with a textural light dark grey that had a striated effect. He rolled it over the dress and quickly removed the template. He went on the make more templates for the shadow of the face, embellishing the hair texture, adding red lips and combining the models high heels as a single shape.
Carlos Aponte used a technique he is known for and difficult to master. He also used an exacto to refine shapes and areas. "Carlos Aponte was delivering at warp speed drawing with tape," said Santry. "It was a wonderful afternoon," said Santry. I counted 32 FIT grads' cards who were doing very well in the field of fashion illustration. This was one of the most favorite afternoons of my life! We were so happy to see these talented artists create such amazing art so fast and to pour forth such knowledge, information and inspiration!"
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better! Looking at this article reminds me of my previous roommate!
He continually kept preaching about this.
I will send this post to him. Pretty sure he will have a great read.
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Opposing sides rally troops for tech bus throw-down
Tomorrow's (Tue/1) San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting will feature a hearing on the environmental impact of commuter shuttles, including Google buses. In what promises to be a telling moment in a polarizing controversy that started in late 2013, supervisors will be forced to pick a side.
This past January, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) voted to approve a pilot program that would allow private shuttle operators, including a host of tech companies, to stop in designated Muni bus areas for a fee of $1 per stop, per day.
The narrative is by now well-worn, with the well-connected, deep-pocketed tech industry on one side and seasoned local activists concerned about gentrification and private use of public bus stops on the other.
While tomorrow's hearing comes amid a larger debate about the tech sector's role in fueling displacement through rising housing prices, it will focus on whether or not to sanction an appeal of the pilot program under the California Environmental Quality Act.
The proponents of the shuttles -- Google, Genentech, Apple and others -- maintain they take cars off the road. Many workers commuting to the South Bay, for instance, would drive were it not for the existence of the shuttles.
The CEQA appeal was filed by the SEIU 1021, the League of Pissed Off Voters, and the Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club. The groups contend that the private shuttle system is helping to push long-time residents out of the city. Studies show that in areas around the shuttle stops, rents fly high and displacement is rampant.
A key argument in favor of conducting an environmental review is that those displaced workers then have to drive into SF to get to work from places like the East Bay, negating any environmental benefits. By calling for a CEQA study, appellants hope to city will study how shuttles are linked to displacement and its associated environmental impacts.
Tomorrow, the Board must decide whether to allow the 18-month pilot program to move ahead, or to delay it until after an Environmental Impact Review has been completed.
In preparation for tomorrow's hearing, both sides are drumming up support from their ranks.
SF.citi, an alliance of San Francisco tech companies, sent out an email blast (and web post) that reads like a call to arms: "Divisive shuttle opponents are now suing the City to challenge this pilot program before it has the chance to get off the ground. We need YOU to tell the Board of Supervisors in person that you want them reject this lawsuit and let the pilot program go forward."
The activists' call to action takes a similar tone, with liberal use of caps lock: "PLEASE JOIN US TO SUPPORT THE APPEAL AND TO TELL THE CITY TO HOLD BIG TECH ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE ACTUAL IMPACT THEY HAVE ON OUR COMMUNITIES AND NEIGHBORHOODS!
"We can not do this without a thorough review, which includes robust research and study of what the actual broad impact is. Without it, we can not be assured that tech is paying the fair price for their use of our streets and our transit infrastructure."
To have your say, go to San Francisco City Hall tomorrow afternoon for the Board meeting.
waste a ton of breath voicing their political gripes about tech buses, which have nothing to do with how environmental impacts are determined under CEQA (the actual matter at hand). And even if the board votes to uphold the appeal, the pilot has to have an EIR, which simply means it goes through later and at much greater cost. Win?
That is inherently illogical because things do not evict - people do. And I do not know any tech workers who have evicted anyone, regardless of whether they take a bus to work or not.
In any event, if the trial is rejected, the shuttles will simply pay nothing as before. How is that better?
Let's do the trial and then assess the results at the end. We're having a trial so we can learn.
for the environment.
Moreover no link can be proven between the shuttles and any alleged. "displacement".
And even if it could, people displaced to Oakland are probably poor, can't afford a car, and would take BART to work (even assuming they had jobs in SF).
The arguments against the shuttles are very weak, so their opponents might as well just admit this is about envy - they just hate seeing more successful people getting a nice perk.
Public transit is designed to get people into the city in the morning, so wherever people move they can take a bus, train or ferry.
It's commuting OUT of the city to jobs in the burbs that is much harder to do without a car, which of course is why the shuttles exist.
Also, many people who leave the city will find a job in their new home.
Plus of course the link between shuttles and displacement is highly circumstantial and vague, even assuming that you believe that some social mobility and turnover isn't desirable.
>"seasoned local activists concerned about gentrification and private use of public bus stops"
Yes. It is about time that people focused on the private use of public bus stops. Everyone talks about homelessness and exploding city pension costs as the city's big issues. I'm glad that people are finally focusing on the real problem -- private use of public bus stops. Bravo!!!!
>"those displaced workers then have to drive into SF to get to work from places like the East Bay"
Not to mention the cost. Between fuel, maintenance, tolls and parking these people who were forced out of the city for economic reasons will now have to pay about $20,000 a year to drive their cars back in. Because we don't have a mass transit system going from the East Bay to San Francisco.
Good point, Joe!!!!
Other kinds of vehicles use them all the time, and far more often.
Anyway, why does it matter when a muni bus itself only uses a stop once every 15 or 20 minutes?
That's why people are voluntarily moving there anyway
"Because we don't have a mass transit system going from the East Bay to San Francisco."
Uhh.. what would you call BART?
Seems to me that BART is a mass transit system going to the East Bay that is clean and affordable. Way more affordable than driving.
What isnt available is ANY mass transit system going to SJ or along the penisula. Caltrans is VERY limited and MANY efforts to extend BART south have met with opposition.
from the burbs, and not the opposite because work places in the burns are distributed over a wide area.
So we don't need corporate shuttles to take people into Montgomery and Market, but we do need then to get workers to some technology park in the middle of nowhere.
Oh, and BTW as well as BART from the east bay, there is AC Transit and various ferries
Joe, PLEASE do some research, the cause of gentrification does not fall on the shoulders of tech alone. Yes gentrification is occurring and this wont stop, and a small group of people blame the techies for this, wrong, lets look at some 2013 job statistics, 10,600 professional and business services, 6,800 leisure and hospitality, 6,500 professional, scientific and technical services, 3,900 trade, transportation and utilities, 3,400 construction.
Techies make up a small slice of the incoming job pie.
San Francisco is booming, it also has a 4.8 percent unemployment, one of the lowest in the country.
Many non tech corporations and businesses are establishing their HQ in San Francisco.
It is not only tech buses that seem to be every where, there are hospital, art even tour buses that seem to be ever where.
The new progressive call to arms.
they have lost all sense of what the prize really is.
on the bike lane plan the Guardian was hedging its bets by saying whatever the EIR the city should go ahead with the bike plan.
which is why they always oppose the tearing down of the Hetch Hetchy dam.
It's about getting your way.
The progressive want to get their way so they make up this non sense.
regulations on private automobile ownership. They're quite sad the city's policies have led to additional costs on the car-driving poor.
HAHAHAHAHAHA!! Steven Jones should remember this the next time he's screeching for higher vehicle registration fees, additional meters, longer meter hours and higher prices on those meters. He only makes things hard for the poor because he cares.
That's essentially what the SFBG's argument boils down too. "If we get rid of their transportation the techies will leave - the Mission will return to being a vibrant slum and we'll get our grubby apartments back."
What a winning solution.
It's so insipidly insidious you just have to laugh…Rent control junkies are the most egotistical maniacs around...
Correction: there is nothing "vibrant" about a slum. Except maybe the bacteria count.
isn't displacement. It's a fight against the dark forces of evil.
Yes, that's right, a coder who takes a bus to work is the new anti-christ.
So when existing residents are forced to move then it is not displacement, but when techie arrivistes are challenged, all of a sudden a different standard applies?
Prior tempore, prior jure.
Both are displacements, so why does the left like one kind but not like the other?
Even if the tech workers did all leave, the former residents could not afford to return.
Personally I do not have a problem with a little turnover and social mobility, as it makes the city more dynamic. But if I did object, I'd be consistent about it.
You're a white male tech workers who bought a Mission condo, right?
San Francisco's newest drinking game!
Every political consultant hangs out here!! Even Keith Jackson in between arranging international arms deals!
You mean the guy who a low-life drunk like Gavin Newsom humiliated by fucking his wife while they were still married and had a toddler son?
SFBG is promoting a new Apartheid....Welcome to the corruption of "progressive" values.
The ideal SFBG approvee is a disabled lesbian illegal with no job.
The untouchables would include anyone who builds prosperity and/or contributes to the tax base.
No wonder socialism has never worked.
"Make sure tech is paying the fair price for their use of our streets and our transit infrastructure."
This comes from people who's sole purpose, is preserve their unfair advantage of subsidized rent... they are so PATHETIC and self absorbed.
The google (and other) private buses are the symbol of the gentrification of the city and specifically the Mission area. They only serve a select type of people while collapsing traffic for everyone else in the Mission area. The city should have a bus station allocated to buses leaving the city in the outer rim of town and employees should take the muni like everybody else to get to that station and thake their bus. They might then start thinking twice before moving to the city and screwing up with rental and real estate prices and indirectly have long-standing SF residents with smaller incomes have no choice but to move out.
Who in the hell do they think they are with their high-paying jobs and hoity-toity spending habits? We'll fix them - we'll fix them good. We did it back in '99 and we'll do it again.
and ask yourself how you come across.
blacks and Jews can not choose their DNA.
Instead replace the progressive hysterics here around tech with with illegal alien... err undocumented.
regardless of whether that class can help being a member of that class, and it is all equally wrong.
illegal aliens or tech types.
Progressobots choose to rant about tech types because of their behavior while screaming racism when pointing out the behavior of illegal types.
I think it is a pretty good analogy.
Progressobots want to use new laws in the legal code to torment one group, while wanting to ignore the present legal code around the other group.
They should take what they can get and quit bitching.
But when people with smaller incomes move out, that solves the income inequality problem ….
and not because our poor are any poorer than the poor anywhere else.
So inequality doesn't mean failure - ironically it actually means success.
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AMD's Opteron goes to 3.2GHz
AMD is trying to breath new life into its dual-core Opteron by upping the chip to 3.2GHz just weeks before Barcelona rolls on store shelves. AMD announced today the pricing and availability to its Opteron 2000 and 8000 series x86 chips, both in a mainstream and high performance flavor. The top-end models 8224 SE and 2224 SE …
Yeah, I've got a quad dual-core Opteron box. The processors aren't cheap, but since these are "enterprise servers", the manufacturers more than make up for it. Only a fool or a gamer would pay more than $2000 for a box, but corporations think nothing of shelling out $20,000 for one. Four dual core Operteons, 16 GB of memory and a 100 GB hard drive with two piddly performance Intel Gb NICs.
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Redskins Weekly Social Media SpotlightPosted by on January 22, 2013 – 11:55 am
Welcome to your weekly Redskins Social Media Spotlight, where we highlight the trendy topics and social media campaigns going on this week in Redskins Nation. Check it out and make suggestions below.
LT Trent Williams (@TrentW71) demonstrated growth and maturity in 2012 after dealing with some off-the-field issues in 2011. He was able to overcome adversity and bounce back this year to separate himself as one of the premier tackles in the game.
The coaching staff entrusted him with the all-important task of protecting QB Robert Griffin III's blindside, ultimately leading to a Pro Bowl selection for his outstanding play.
Last Friday, No. 71 sat down to participate in a Twitter Takeover of the @Redskins Twitter account and answered fan questions. In case you missed it, here's how it went:
#Redskins LT @TrentW71 is ready for his @Redskins Twitter Takeover. Your questions have been heard, and the best will be answered…—
(@Redskins) January 18, 2013
@Redskins #Ask71 what are you looking forward to most about the probowl? Hawaii? The game? The food? Or the weather. (Luau food is bomb btw)—
Dominic Orsini (@Dominic_Orsini) January 18, 2013
.@TrentW71: I'm looking forward to actually seeing Hawaii and playing in the game with my peers. Should be fun. #Ask71—
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#ask71 the level u played at this year was incredible. U think u still have room to improve and r u hoping to be a redskin for life?Huge fan—
Dan Schafer (@metalschaf67) January 18, 2013
.@TrentW71: Of course I will always think there's a way to improve my game. I'll do so by working hard all offseason. Going the extra mile.—
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@Redskins who can bench press the most on the team? and the least? #ask71—
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@TrentW71 @Redskins #Ask71 I'm a fan in the UK – would you want the Redskins to play at one of the London games? #HTTR—
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.@TrentW71: Yea I would like to play in London. I think it would be a memorable experience for me and the fans #Ask71—
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@TrentW71 @Redskins #Ask71 What was your proudest moment of the season and/or most memorable?—
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.@TrentW71: The proudest and most memorable moments of the season were Winning the NFC East title, with out a doubt #Ask71—
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Over the course of last week, there were a few awards and accolades handed out around the league with many more to come this week and next week. But let's take a moment to congratulate the Redskins players who have been honored for their outstanding performances this year as well as take a look at their reactions and how their teammate's reacted after hearing the news.
QB Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) was named Pro Football Weekly / Pro Football Writers of America's 2012 NFL Rookie of the Year.
Congrats to @RGIII on winning #RookieOfTheYear + @Trey_Deuces on being named #2ndTeamAllPro!—
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LB London Fletcher (@LFletcher59) and RB Alfred Morris (@Trey_Deuces) were named to the Associated Press's 2012 NFL All-Pro 2nd Team.
Congrats to @Trey_Deuces & @LFletcher59 on their 2nd team all-pro selections—
Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) January 12, 2013
LB London Fletcher and LB Ryan Kerrigan were selected as alternates in this year's Pro Bowl.
London Fletcher (@LFletcher59) January 20, 2013
Congrats to @LFletcher59 & @RyanKerrigan91 on the Pro Bowl—
Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) January 21, 2013
Redskins Birthday's last week: G Chris Chester (Saturday, January 12th), S Brandon Meriweather (Monday, January 14th) and TE Fred Davis (Tuesday, January 15th)
Calling out to Redskins Nation! Players need your vote this week as many of the league's top awards for 2012 are on the line and could be decided by fan voting. Below you can find the awards, the nominees, and how to cast YOUR vote:
-NFL Ground Player of the Year: RB Alfred Morris. Vote at http://redsk.in/10cOMLs.
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-NFL Rookie of the Year: QB Robert Griffin III and RB Alfred Morris.
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- Redskins.com writer, Brian Tinsman, caught up with Pro Bowl LB Lorenzo Alexander last week at his house before his departure to Hawaii. So keep your eye out for how that visit went. It's exciting stuff!
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The Recovery Act, in many folks' minds, is already in the past, but the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge office is still holding -- and spending -- a lot of stimulus money for science projects, environmental cleanup, and energy-related work. Not all of the money is being spent locally because hundeds of millions received by DOE's Oak Ridge office was designated for energency efficiency block grants that are administered in Oak Ridge but distributed all around the U.S.
According to figures provided earlier this month by DOE, the federal agency's Oak Ridge office has spent 84 percent of its Science money ($129 million) and has about $23.7 million remaining; spent 84 percent of its Environmental Management money ($629.7M), with about $121.9M left; spent 74 percent of its Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy money ($644.3M), with about $225.8M left; and spent 68 percent of funds that fall into the "other" category ($68M), with about $32.6M left to spend.
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• "(Bills head coach) Chan Gailey is awesome. He knows what he needs to make his offense work. He understands matchups. He knows how to create them. He's a very good play-caller. There's no secret why they are winning — it's in the design of his offense. He understands the strengths and weaknesses of his players. What a phenomenon, eh?"
• "Carolina was built in the image of the NFC East teams — run the ball and play good defense. They have always been a run-heavy team, but it has not worked real well this year. I think Chud (offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski) wants to be a vertical team. … Cam Newton is a very, very, very competitive kid, and he has a chip on his shoulder. I think he would be better running more, but they are doing a great job with him. He's reading half the field, deep to short, and he's making big plays."
• "(Bengals WR Jerome) Simpson got drafted way higher than he should have. He was raw, for one, but there were issues then. You can only go so long and take so many chances before it catches up to you."
• "The fans are revolting in Kansas City. They don't have a head coach or a quarterback that can take them anywhere. I'm sure (GM) Scott Pioli had a plan, but what you find out once you start wearing the big-boy pants, sometimes you don't get the time you need to carry it through. This is a what-have-you-done-for-me-lately league. They gave Matt Cassel a big contract. The one thing he needed was talent around him. (Tony) Moeaki and (Jamaal) Charles went out with ACLs. They have caught some bad breaks, no doubt, but look at how many injuries the Packers had last year. The Patriots got hammered by injuries when they were going to those Super Bowls. How many guys did the Saints have on I.R. when they won it? The good ones adapt. You look for excuses in this league, and you're done."
• "Tony Sparano is a dead man walking. I don't know if he even knows what's broke, but I don't think he has any idea how to fix it. When Bill Parcells left, he wanted Sparano and Jeff Ireland to grow and do it for themselves, but that does not always come overnight, if it comes at all. In a lot of ways, Parcells was like an assistant head coach and the general manager. He knew how to make important decisions. By the time this group figures it out, it has already passed them by. They blink too much."
• "(Vikings VP of player personnel) Rick Spielman wanted to bring in Tyler Thigpen. That was his guy. The head coach (Leslie Frazier) was with (Donovan) McNabb in Philadelphia. He had a history with him. There was a comfort level there. I think Rick saw it as a quick bridge. The head coach thought McNabb had a lot left in the tank. We'll track it and see how it turns out. Personnel moves are what doomed Chilly (former head coach Brad Childress). We'll see how this one works out. Ultimately, it will come down to how well (Christian) Ponder develops."
• "Who would pay (Bills QB) Ryan Fitzpatrick a ton of money in the free-agent market? I know we wouldn't, and we're still looking to upgrade. A third of the league is settled. Another third feels good enough about what they've got. The rest that are looking — I would say most will not see him as much of an upgrade. He's in a great place right now. I don't know why he would want to leave."
• "Jim Schwartz is the real deal. He sees the big picture. He's one of the smartest guys I've ever coached with. The Ford family took a lot of heat for keeping the old (front-office) regime in place there, but boy has that place flipped. It goes to show you — finding the right coach is so key in this league. Your coach sets the course."


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The 8 PM concert celebrates the premiere of the Skivvies music video for their new single "Harbody Howdown." The line-up also features Next to Normal Tony winner Ripley, as well as Wesley Taylor, Adam Kantor and Joseph Morales.
Comprising actor-musicians Lauren Molina (Sweeney Todd, Marry Me a Little) and Nick Cearley (All Shook Up), the Skivvies are known for their acoustic performances of pop songs, wearing nothing but their underwear. The duo and their guests play instruments ranging from the cello, ukulele, guitar and glockenspiel to the melodica.
The music video for "Hardbody Hoedown" was directed by "Running With Scissors" author Augusten Burroughs.
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DENVER -- Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki and first baseman Jason Giambi each had a hit in limited duty on Friday night as they began injury rehab assignments at Double-A Tulsa.
Tulowitzki went 1-for-3, with the hit being a bloop double, and played five innings but didn't have a defensive chance. Giambi went 1-for-3 with an RBI groundout as the designated hitter. Both will be off on Saturday and will play on Sunday.
Manager Jim Tracy said the comeback of Tulowitzki is linked to the Rockies' approach with Josh Rutledge, a prospect who was playing shortstop in Tulowitzki's absence but has been nursing a sore left quadriceps all week. Rutledge was used as a pinch-hitter on Friday, and will be used sparingly until the Rockies are sure he is healthy.
When Tulowitzki returns, the Rockies want to move Rutledge to second base and see how he meshes with Tulowitzki, a two-time National League All-Star.
"I would love to see the dynamic of what it looks like with those two guys in the middle of our field," Tracy said. "To do so, we've got to have them both healthy.
"We want Josh Rutledge a lot more than just a percentage of himself. I don't want to push a quad because you're one chopped ball and a hard sprint to first base away from really pulling it badly -- and that's a month when that happens."
Owner, manager not worried about Dodgers
CHICAGO -- Rockies owner/CEO Dick Monfort was on perfect balance as he stood by the visiting dugout at Wrigley Field. No shaking in his shoes in the wake of the Dodgers' decision to spend big this season.
On Saturday morning, the Dodgers were close to officially announcing a blockbuster trade with the Red Sox that would land them pitcher Josh Beckett, first baseman Adrian Gonzalez, injured outfielder Carl Crawford and utilityman Nick Punto. This team already has acquired shortstop Hanley Ramirez, outfielder Shane Victorino, and pitchers Randy Choate, Brandon League and Joe Blanton. The deal was officially announced on Saturday afternoon.
For the last several years, the Rockies have kept a payroll roughly in line with the size of the Denver market. Actually, the payroll could drop in the immediate future, given the number of younger players who seem in line for key roles.
But Monfort doesn't feel threatened by the competition. He paused and smiled when asked how is it possible for the Rockies to compete.
"Well, I don't know," Monfort said. "Sometimes, on paper, it looks like they acquired some good players -- and they should be very formidable offensively. But sometimes it doesn't always work out.
"We've got to continue to build from within -- and if there are opportunities somewhere, you always look at them. But I like the young guys we've got. I think the pitching is starting to come around. We've got a lot of guys injured that are starting to come back. We've seen some great play from some of these young guys, and we've got other young guys in the Minors that are starting to play well. Just keep bringing them along."
Rockies manager Jim Tracy, who once held that job with a Dodgers team under different ownership, said the series of moves are no surprise.
"They have money," Tracy said. "They're making it very clear -- and it's none of my business that they're going to spend the money.
"What are you going to do about it? You have your organization, and you continue to do your business within the framework of what it says and how it says you're supposed to do it. The Tampa Bay Rays don't do their business the exact same way as the New York Yankees do, do they? They compete with them."
The Rockies' few forays into big money have yielded mixed results. Paying first baseman Todd Helton helped lead to a World Series trip in 2007 and a playoff appearance in 2010, and shortstop Troy Tulowitzki and outfielder Carlos Gonzalez have the potential to be winning investments. The Rockies tried spending big on pitching -- starting in 2001 with Mike Hampton and Denny Neagle, and those turned out so poorly that they set the franchise back until 2007.
Monfort said a big payroll is not a guarantee.
"It's still a team sport, even though it's based with a bunch of individuals," Monfort said. "But you build a team. Tampa ... look at Oakland this year. You can get it done [with a lower payroll].
"Just because they've got high-priced players doesn't mean they're going to play good, doesn't mean they're going to work hard, doesn't mean they're going to be great teammates. I'm not saying they're not going to do any of those things, but they've still got to go out and do it. We've just got to figure out ways to beat them."
Tracy said he is not preoccupying himself with how the Dodgers operate.
"I don't stick my nose in other people's backyards," Tracy said. "More times than not, they don't want you in their backyard, and secondly if you do go in, I don't think they're going to ask you about how you feel about what they're up to. Stay in your own yard. That's what my mom and dad used to tell me when I was a real young kid."
Fowler's ankle improving rapidly
CHICAGO -- Rockies center fielder Dexter Fowler missed his third straight start since suffering a sprained right ankle on Wednesday against the Mets, but was on the field taking batting practice on Saturday morning.
Fowler was on crutches on Thursday, but has improved dramatically since then.
"To see him getting taped up [for batting practice], you have to tip your cap to this guy," Rockies manager Jim Tracy said. "He bounces back very quickly. He has a fairly high threshold for pain. He sprained that ankle good.
"The silver lining was, for whatever reason, he didn't swell up much. If we were trying to get swelling out of that ankle, he'd be still up there with his foot in a bucket of ice -- trying to get swelling out so then it can be massaged, then you can get tape on it and possibly get him out here walking around. He would have more than likely been on the disabled list."
Thomas Harding is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Hardball in the Rockies, and follow him on Twitter @harding_at_mlb. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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It is not fair to use MICRO 4/3 as the size comparision. I am talking about APS-C or even FF in my suggestionThe reality is that with the 'pancake lens" the size should be the same as other mirrorless with the lens mounted.
On a micro 4/3 camera, the flange distance is 20mm, so with a pancake lens you have 20mm + the depth of the pancake lens (20mm for the Panasonic 14mm pancake). Flange distance for most SLRs is over 40mm, so regardless of how thin the pancake is, you get a larger package.
The idea and physical laws are the same, regardless of sensor size.
If you extend the logic, it applies to the NEX system too. Why the NEX cameras can be so thin/slim ? Because of their lens flange distance. The rumoured mirrorless lenses from Canon have a shorter back focus plane distance than the Sony ones. From previous CR citations, supposedly only 1mm distance! So you can imagine how close the flange distances are.
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A massage therapist accused of sexual misconduct against clients has lost his license.
Yuntao Jiang, who worked at Aqua Footcare and Massage Center in the Stones River Mall in Murfreesboro, was accused by a 17-year-old girl of removing her underwear and touching her inappropriately.
On the same day as that incident, a 21-year-old woman said she disrobed in a private room, as instructed, and said Jiang left long enough for her to undress before coming back to rape her.
The state massage licensure board has now suspended Jiang's license. He had been a licensed massage therapist in Tennessee for about a year.
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Merton borough commander Darren Williams with former World Heavyweight Champion Tim "the terrible" Witherspoon
Merton's police boss has been training hard for the fight of his life next week.
Detective Chief Superintendent, Darren Williams, the borough commander, will be coming out of boxing retirement after 27 years to take on two-times World Heavyweight Champion Tim "the terrible" Witherspoon in a charity bout - the Night of Champions.
Tim Witherspoon said: "I am going to hit Darren Williams with everything I've got and put a sign over his eyes that says "closed for the weekend", but the main purpose of this event is to raise money for cancer"
But Darren Williams said: "I have been training for this for four months and so physically I think I am ready but every so often an bell rings in my head.
"The night is going to be an amazing event and the organiser, Graham Smith has done a magnificent job pulling it together.
"There are going to be so many former world champions there that it will be a who's who of boxing greats.
"To be given the Main Event billing is very special and I will give it everything I have"
Both were sparring at the Spit and Sawdust boxing gym in Surbiton last week, for the October 12 fight at the Wellington Barracks on Birdcage Walk in London and will raise funds for Royal Marsden Hospital Cancer Charity.
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BMX Street and Park rider Garrett Reynolds surprised everyone by finishing in seventh place in the 2005 Dew Cup standings as a raw 16-year-old. However, he proved his achievement was no fluke by finishing seventh in the same event in 2007 and fifth overall in 2008. Between 2009 and 2012 he never finished outside the top three on the tour. A threat on the park course, it's his performances in street competitions that allow him to stand out. In 2007, he took gold at X Games Brazil, X Games Mexico and X Games Dubai, finishing fourth in the X Games 13 street contest. He also won at Simple Session in 2008 and 2009, was named X Games street champion and NORA Street Rider of the Year in 2009, and won gold in BMX Street at X Games Barcelona in 2013. Born on 2 August 1990 in New Jersey, laidback Garrett was introduced to the sport by his Dad Rick. Riding at the Incline Club near his hometown of Toms River, Reynolds started competing when he was just 12 years old, winning the Taz Tour and going pro the following year. He still lives close to the beach in New Jersey, riding ramps at his Mum's house and meeting up with friends and family. Reynolds' riding style is smooth and fearless. Being able to pull off even the most technical tricks seemingly effortlessly has gained him a reputation as one of the best park and street riders around, despite being one of the youngest in his field.
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Dishonored: The Tales from Dunwall - Episode 2: The Hand that Feeds
This next chapter is a cautionary tale - one that illustrates the advantages, and the dangerous disadvantages, of accepting supernatural abilities from The Outsider.
Dishonored: Dishonored - The Tales from Dunwall, Part 1
Prequel narrated by Chloe Grace Mortez (Kick Ass), giving you a first-hand glimpse into Dishonored's shadowy whaling world of Dunwall.
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The team at Arkane Studios reflect on the journey of taking Dishonored from its early conceptual stage to a world ready to experience.
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
(WMC-TV) -Robbery was on the menu at a Memphis Pizza Hut when police say an armed man came in during dinner.
One customer who interrupted the crime was able to call 911.
Fred Fields can still picture the manager of the Hickory Hill Pizza Hut and the gunman who also threatened him during a tense confrontation early Monday evening.
"He was holding her by her neck and had the gun to her head," said Fields. "He pointed the gun at me, to my chest, and told me to get my so and so out of there."
Fields says he knew better than to argue with an armed man.
"While I was running, I called 911 on my phone," said Fields.
Meanwhile, Memphis police say the robber took $346 dollars from the cash register before hitting up the dining room.
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I am traveling to Italy in May. Currently the plan is to spend time in Florence, Rome and Cinque Terre. I would love to climb for a few days while I'm there. Does anyone know any good tour guides and locations to climb? Thank you!
I was there a few years ago and spent a weekend at a town north of cinque terre. the town was called Muzzerone. There was a refugio just outside of the town that we stayed at. The owner, i believe a guide, had a ton of information. The climbing was amazing. 200m sea side cliffs, single pitch all around, good restaurants in town and a few places to get groceries. We didn't have a car and were able to get there by train and bus. good luck and have fun. there is a lot of climbing there, do your research and get after. enjoy
Any idea what that place was called where you found the guide?
we didn't get a guide, he was just the refugio owner. I believe he might have been available for guiding though. all of our information was found online. unfortunately this was in 2008 and can not recall any names.
There's this: www.mountainproject.com/v/muzzerone/107498304 Looks cool!
Keep in mind when you are looking for guides and locations, that Muzzerone or (Cinque Terre) is in the Liguria Region. Muzzerone is reached from La Spezia (you can take the train to Cinque Terre from La Spezia as well) There are few good sites in Tuscany www.italiaoutdoors.com/rock-climb-tuscany but it it depends on your level. Near Rome the best place to climb south of the city and called Sperlonga. In Italy climbing is fairly main stream and there are very few climbing guides at local areas, you can find very detailed guide books, and you do not have to beat through the brush to find most sites. You best option if you are looking for a guide is to contact a local climbing gym. May is a great season to visit that area. Best of luck.
What type of climbing do you want to do?
I will be in Florence from May 1-9, and I have 1-8 free for climbing. I've been working on finding a climbing partner. If you're around Florence during that time, maybe we can work something out? I will bring any necessary climbing equipment (trad, sport). Unfortunately I won't have a car to get around. I'm willing to climb anything from easy up to YDS 5.12+.
@david - We are interested in sport (there are two of us) @bean - It looks like it may make sense for us to meet up. We are experienced gym climbers (up to 5.11a-d), but only have a few days outside. How should we connect?
Too bad I'll be there most of April, not the best locations for climbing but I know there's some sport in Toscana if you're there. If you can get up to Finale Ligure there's some great climbing there....even better if you can grab a cheap round trip to Cagliari, Sardegna and head up to Cala Gonone, its an incredible place with TONS of climbing, long multi pitch adventures to climbing sick routes above the Mediterranean. Also the Dolomiti obviously, there's an area Val di Fassa that's great....and has cheap little huts for rent too, heard they've had a heavy snow year there though.
@Ryaan How were you planning on getting around? It sounds like a car might be necessary to get to many of the climbing spots around Tuscany. I'll arrive at my hotel (www.hotelfortezza.com/location.htm) in the evening on May 1. We could meet up there or at some public transportation hub, depending on how you're getting around. It may also be possible to meet near to the planned climbing area, if the public transportation getting there and back is reasonable. Are you thinking the mentioned Muzzerone? That looks like it could be a good option, and only about 2hrs by car, or maybe 4 or so by public trans from Florence.
If you want the most time possible, and ease of getting around, definitely rent a car, it's not too expensive and very worth it. On my dozen+ trips to Italia I have had a rental or access to a car every time (except for certain city stretches). You'll be happy for it.
FWIW the trails between towns in Cinque Terre are not passible. As for places to climb, Finale is a bit further up the coast: www.climb-europe.com/RockClimbingItaly/Finale-Ligure.html
Interesting to find this post. I'll also be in Tuscany in the beginning of May (5-12/05), landing in Florence, and also looking for a climbing partner. My level varies anywhere between 5A (5.7) and 6B+ (5.10D) in the gym. On the rocks I haven't tested my actual limits yet as I'm still getting used to lead climbing. (I'm a fast learner though :-) ) Best I've done so far outside was a 5C (5.9) (during my 2nd trip outside last weekend, and hoping to raise the bar to 6A/5.10 tomorrow) I'm open to renting a car and sharing the costs, same goes for lodging if wanted/needed. I bring my own material with me too. I have a 70m rope (if longer needed, let me know). @Ryaan, I'm looking to mostly do training that week so for me it would make a lot of sense to hook up with the group that seems to be forming, but of course it's up to you guys if you feel like having a less experienced climber tagging along ;-) About me: likeable, usually entertaining, positive mindset with a healthy dose of not taking myself too seriously, trustworthy, honest, Belgian (thus able to bring along Belgian beer), polyglot, ...
There is A LOT of very good climbing between Florence and Cinque Terre. Everything from sport to big mountain routes. I've got an excellent English guidebook if anyone wants to buy one on the cheap. It covers a large area of Tuscany. Anyone feel free to PM me if you want the book or have any questions.
I'll be heading to Italy soon and looking to climb May 10-13. I climb mostly 5.11s and am generally down to work 5.12s too, but I will only have shoes and a harness. I'll be PM'ing a few of you, most likely; maybe we work something out!


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