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Bridport look for Radstock repeat
Updated 8:29am Friday 1st February 2013 in Local Sport By David Williams, Sports Reporter
BRIDPORT captain Ryan Hayter would love history to repeat itself tomorrow when the Bees go for their first league double of the season at Radstock Town (3pm).
Striker Ryan Dovell scored all of the Dorset club's goals when they beat Radstock 4-2 last October and, providing the game in Somerset is not scuppered by the elements, Hayter is looking for the same outcome again.
Hayter has called every fixture from now until the end of the season "massive" with the Bees keen to pull clear of the Toolstation Western Premier Division relegation zone where they currently occupy the last of the three places.
Radstock are the same number of spots above them in the table and a win for Bridport would see them close the gap on their rivals to two points – and Hayter knows just how important the match is.
"They were a really good side when we played them before," said the 26-year-old.
"They were down in the bottom two then, so we were expecting an easier game, but they were a really difficult side to play against.
"But that was one of our best performances of the season and Ryan Dovell was a massive player for us as he has been since August.
"And it's a massive game this time. Every game from now until the season ends is massive.
"I don't think there is one team in this league that is miles better than anyone else so if we can get out of trouble we'll be okay for next season."
With last season's captain Dar-ren Lock joining the Marines, Hayter has stepped up to take over as skipper this term and the man born and bred in Bridport is enjoying leading out the club he has played for since the age of 16.
Results have not been too positive on the pitch for him and his men but Hayter is proud to wear the armband in what has been a difficult few months.
"The last few months have been a bit of a nightmare with the weather," he added. "We've only played once since December 16 so it's very frustrating.
"You can do all the running and training you like but because you're not playing you lose your match fitness.
"We've also had some players out with injuries all season and others have gone travelling so we've been without five or six who would potentially be in the starting line-up.
"It was great that we got Jamie Symes on loan but because of all the postponements he is still waiting to play for us and with most of the league games in the week being called off it's not looking too good for Saturday."
Sam Buckler's possible unavailability is the only doubt for boss Trevor Senior and Russell Legg is suspended but the good news is that Sam Charles is back in training after months out with cruciate knee ligament problems.
Bees: (from) S Filkins, Hayter, Cond-liffe, Evans, M Buckler, C Clarke, Luke, Wise, Dovell, B Clarke, Hailu, Ritchie, Symes, J Filkins
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The margarita is a great equalizing drink. It's a drink for every occasion and for every type of person. The drink itself is classic and sophisticated, not unlike the Manhattan. However, the margarita is also a great selection for everyday situations. It's a classic drink but it moves away from the bitter or sharper flavors found in spirits like vermouth and gin, and towards the sweeter, more modern trends. Because of this, it is often labeled as a so-called "girly drink." Yet, It's also the cocktail of the cowboy, a fact that makes it rugged and tough with the potent kick of tequila. In short, a margarita is for every occasion whether you are at a dance club, a snoody restaurant, a tiki bar on some exotic beach, a saloon, or just at home watching a movie.
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Davis ended up running into Auburn history.
With no time on the clock and the game seemingly headed to overtime, Davis came up with the ball in the back of the end zone and headed up the field.
More than 100 yards later, Davis was in the end zone being mobbed by teammates, following one of the most unlikely Iron Bowl victories in the series.
Auburn scored 13 points over the final 32 seconds to win for an improbable 34-28 victory.
"It's a great moment," Davis said after the victory that sent Auburn fans onto the field at Jordan-Hare Stadium. "This will go down in history. This will be something I look back on and tell my son about. It's an unbelievable feeling."
It's a great moment
Davis initially wasn't tabbed to be on the field on the last play.
Ryan Smith was going in until Auburn coach Gus Malzahn decided to make the change.
""We switched at the last minute since I had returned punts," Davis said.
"When I caught the ball, I thought, 'Just make something happen." That's exactly what I did and it's a miracle."
The 56-yard attempt, set up after a second was put back on the clock following a review, was Alabama's fourth missed field goal of the game.
The ensuing result gave Auburn's its second straight thrilling victory over a rival. The Tigers knocked off Georgia two weeks ago when a deflected pass resulted in Ricardo Louis hauling in a 73-yard game-winning touchdown in the final seconds.
On Saturday, Davis went untouched and was alone for the final 40 yards.
"I tried to set them up one way and go the other way," Davis said. "I got in the crease. I just kept thinking, stay in bounds. When I got to the sideline and looked back, I saw that nobody was near me. It still hasn't sunk in yet."


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A mild step up from the difficulty of The Great Yawn, Out On a Limb begins, appropriately, on a ledge with an elegantly curving branch.
East end of the cliff. It's the first route in the last area of the cliff that is not roped off for re-forestation/regrowth. Big hangers above, a bolt on the face a little ways down, and a big dead-looking tree arching out of the rock at the base.
Thin gear, I suppose, and maybe a screamer for that wretched bolt, but why lead it? Seriously. There are lots other great routes out there to lead.


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To access this route drive south on Falling Rock Rd. past the parking for the North Wall. Continue into canyon and up the otherside. At the top of the hill a blocked road will appear on the left. Park here then hike old road to east. Upon reaching the top of the South Wall continue walking east-northeast along a trail. Aim for the northeast rim of the canyon to the north. Upon reaching the northeast corner of the rim locate a coulair that is north facing and descend. After exiting the coulair, move right (eastward) along the base of the cliff. The wall this route is on will appear around the corner from the coulair. There are three routes on this buttress. Men Without Egos is the center route. Another bolt was added to the route this spring by Brent K. It is wise to stick-clip the first bolt.
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TORONTO -- Just more than five years ago, Demetrious Johnson walked into an MMA gym to get a workout. He had no thoughts of winning a belt or even fighting professionally. He just wanted to stay in shape.
Johnson, though, was a natural. His improvements were so fast and so vast that within a short time of that initial visit, he was fighting. His progression continued into the UFC, and now, Johnson belongs to history, capturing the inaugural UFC flyweight championship with a hard-fought split-decision over Joseph Benavidez at UFC 152.
Two judges scored it for him by 49-46 and 48-47 scores, while a third scored it for Benavidez 48-47.
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The fight was extremely closely contested, but if Johnson differentiated himself in any substantial ways, it was with his precision striking and takedowns.
While Benavidez spent plenty of time swinging and missing at the elusive "Mighty Mouse," Johnson was scoring with left hands and piling up takedowns.
The fourth was the most action-packed of the rounds, with each man exchanging top position in looking to establish dominance. Benavidez had it first, hunting for a guillotine. He earned full mount with it and squeezed for the finish but Johnson always kept just enough space to keep the blood flowing and eventually worked free. Johnson later scored a pair of takedowns, and ended the round on top dropping punches and elbows to the body.
In the fifth, he scored another two takedowns in clinching the win.
At the final horn, Johnson raised his hands, sure he had achieved victory while Benavidez seemed uncertain of who would get the nod.
According to statistics shown by the UFC, Johnson out-landed his opponent in strikes 110-82.
Johnson had a hard road to the finals, needing two tries to get past Ian McCall after an error tallying the scores in their first fight caused a draw and necessitated a rematch.
But once he got past McCall, he earned his gold.
"Joseph is a great competitor, but I trained hard," he said. "I dedicated a lot to this sport. It happened."
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The Los Angeles Lakers watched the trade deadline pass them by like a furious sandstorm in the desert. There wasn't much action for L.A. leading up to the deadline, with more NBA gossip surrounding their team than actual movement, and much like the rest of the league the outlook hasn't changed for Los Angeles. With only a handful of minor moves being made at the deadline, the league remains widely unchanged. All that sand was just to get in everyone's eyes and cause a bunch of fuss that amounted to very little.
For the Lakers though, the message is clearer than ever: you need to make it work. There wasn't a godfather Mitch Kupchak swindling, there wasn't a panic trade... there was nothing. While Mitch may have been searching for temporary cap relief in the form of a second round draft pick for a bench player (we're talking end of the bench you're not coming in player. Except you, Steve Blake. You're not in that group), he was unable to find a partner willing for even that. Heck, the Lakers weren't even able to pry (I use that term loosely) Daniel Gibson out of the hands of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
There wasn't much room for the Lakers to wiggle, and thus, they stood still with their team as constructed. This is it. Believe it or not, it could be a lot worse than it is right now for the Lakers. Look no further than Andrew Bynum, who hasn't played a minute this season. Even further, look at the lack of a starting power forward, as Earl Clark came along in the Howard trade. The injuries have been detrimental to the team, but there's still time for this team to grow under an immense amount of distress. They are only 3.5 games out of the playoffs, after-all, which isn't a mountain to climb so much an ant-hill to hop over. Losing Jordan Hill for the season, Pau Gasol for few more weeks at least, and Steve Nash for the first portion of the season has been an obstacle to say the least.
The Lakers reached a critical juncture in the season over the All-Star break, though, as Kupchak repeated himself till he was blue in the face that Howard is the future. It was decision time for the Lakers, and they did exactly what they should have done: they remained patient. Dwight obliged and said just about the only thing he could, that he has felt the same way since day one when he was beaming and showing off his Lakers jersey to the media in Los Angeles. We don't know what's going on in his head, or his heart, but we know what he has been capable of. His back injury leaves more questions than answers, but there has been no indication from either Dwight or the Lakers that he won't return to form in due-time.
He is the Lakers future, and the organization made that clear when they held onto him. The Lakers are a team to swing for fences, not ground balls along the foul line hoping to squeak in a single. This is a high pop-fly right now that looks like it could still make it over the fence as the ball glides through the ballpark. Or, it could fall right into the outfielder's glove. Maybe this season just wasn't meant to be while Howard is severely hampered as he rehabilitates his back, but should he return to even nine-tenths of what he once was, this is still a walk-off home run for the Lakers.
In a world where every comment, every quote, and every sigh on the court is turned into the end of the world, it's difficult to stray away from the rampant sensationalism. Howard hasn't been perfect, heck, he hasn't even been close to perfect. There's a certain level of responsibility and prestige that comes with being a part of the Lakers organization, and it was on full display during Jerry Buss' memorial service. A room filled with legends from far beyond just the basketball court. Magic Johnson asked the past and present Lakers players to stand, and that alone was company many would never dream of being a part of.
Two men stood up in that group though that are presently the most important two for the Lakers: Kobe and Dwight. A part of something much larger than "Kobe versus Dwight", and silly speculation. They are franchise Lakers, together, and the challenge is on them to live up to the expectations that come with it.
There is no easy path to a championship, and this season, there isn't even an easy path to the playoffs left for the Lakers. Too many dropped games to sub-.500 teams. Too many mistakes, too little growth from it. If there is any chance of this group of Lakers being something more than one of the most disappointing groups of talent ever brought together the Lakers need to rise above the "me" and "I" mentality and stick to "we" and "us". In the face of adversity, and agendas, they must stop waving a white flag of surrender and push back.
When the Lakers dominated the Boston Celtics while the lights shone down on the empty seat of Dr. Jerry Buss it was one of the few times this season the Lakers not only refused to lose, but also fought to win. Even with a roster that has severe flaws, a 39-year-old point guard who is having the world asked of him as he battles against much quicker defenders, and an only partially healed franchise center who has been plagued all over again with questions regarding his future, the Lakers showed they can still do it.
From the box-scores, to the post-game interviews, we're here because we breathe purple oxygen and dream of golden Larry O'Brien trophies of the past and in the future. This is the Lakers team that will be riding out the season as imperfect it may be, and this is the team that has to play at a level we have yet to consistently see from them. Perhaps it's the spoiling we've had in recent memory-- five titles over the last 15 years certainly puts a great deal of pressure on any team that has more than Smush Parker and Kwame Brown on it to wow us with greatness.
While Jerry Buss had made many tough decisions for the Lakers, what stood out most was the importance of two specific qualities that many speakers at the memorial echoed. Patience. Trust.
It isn't easy to be patient, but nobody said this would be easy. While Kobe and Dwight may not have forged a bond, they must forge a future together. The Lakers franchise depends on it, and while Howard has been slow to pick up on the intricacies of representing the Lakers, Bryant knows it all too well. Kobe is about the legacy of the game, and his legacy which will someday come to an end. Was Bryant about the legacy his first season as a Laker? Even if Dwight has been reluctant to buy into what it means to be considered the face of the Lakers franchise, we must trust that he will get there. We must trust that the empire Jerry Buss built is too strong a force to pull away from, and Dwight must trust that this is the ultimate opportunity to become more than just another name in the books.
More importantly though, this is it, Lakers. Mitch Kupchak is tapped on making roster movements aside from trying to find a free agent (or waiting on a buyout candidate like Raja Bell) to plug into the roster. The front office has brought you men together to do great things, and there are only 27 games left for the Lakers to do just that.
Don't play for the last name on the back, play for the name on the front, play for the city that loves you, and play for the man up above who loved what you're supposed to represent more than anything in the world.
- Drew
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Meeting: Little outcry over rise in cancer near toxic site
Original post made on Dec 4, 2012
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on Dec 4, 2012 at 5:10 pm
What is so very frustrating about the report from the cancer registry is that even thought there were almost double the cases of cancer that would be statistically expected, there is no data provided as to where (i.e. the street) those 31 residents lived or where they worked. In theory, they all could have lived on Walker Drive, which would be significant. Or they all could have worked at the same company or on base and not live anywhere near where exposure to TCE could have happened. So knowing that there were 31 cancer cases of a specific type when 17 were expected is very frustrating. From the data there is no way to prove or disprove that these were TCE-related cancers. It would be valuable to know more specifics because, although these may have been totally random or coincidental, again, without knowing more about the locations, how long they lived there, where they may have worked, we cannot come to any conclusion.
on Dec 4, 2012 at 5:36 pm
Dr. Collateral is a registered user.
@jane: my guess is that HIPAA restrictions may prevent release of data that would essentially identify the patients, but that's just a guess.
on Dec 5, 2012 at 7:11 am
The only verified environmental cause of cancer is second-hand cigarette smoke. Everybody knows that, right?
on Dec 5, 2012 at 8:50 am
I just always figured it was inevitable; just as soon as they were allowed to build those houses over the known plume. Really sad.
on Dec 5, 2012 at 12:28 pm
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It's quite interesting: The limitations of the data used in a study like this make it very difficult to clearly identify a spike, much less its cause. In particular, the study considered patients who lived in the area when they were diagnosed. Many of those patients may have spent much of their time at work in another area. If their disease was caused by an exposure, it may have occurred at work.
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@NYRangers: BREAKING: The #NYR have recalled JT Miller and Brandon Mashinter from @CTWhale, & reassign Benn Ferriero to the Whale
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JT Miller up. Ferriero down. Lets see this kid stick with the team now.
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Here's the moment most of you have been waiting for
They brought up Brandon Mashinter too.
Big body at 6'3 224 (according to Hockeydb) and had 7 points in 8 games with the Whale.
I'm happy to see both of these moves even if JT may not be 100% ready. JT has had some good moments and some bad moments at the Whale but sometimes guys rise to the occasion when they are called up. He is still a really young kid. There is some question if he might be better suited to play the wing. I look forward to seeing him. I like training camp when we can usually see these young guys play.
I think this is a better option than having Rupp here, really I don't know what Minnesota is thinking.
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I just seen miller play last week or the week before in hershey. He didn't look ready for the nhl IMO. I hope he proves me wrong and comes up and plays his heart out.
I'm glad J.T. is up also,but seriously if he's gonna play 4 minutes a night why bother?
Only gets 6 games before he burns a year on his ELC. Has to really shine for him to stay here. Doubt hes here once Krieder and Callahan are healthy.
I always thought it was 9 but according to Zipay its 6. Maybe cause of the shortened season.
Ya it's 6, only because he's 19 though, if he were older he'd be burning a year already.
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Act One (Broadway at the Vivian Beaumont Theater). Act One, the new stage production based on the memoir of Broadway playwright, director and lyricist Moss Hart, stars Santino Fontana, Tony Shalhoub and Andrea Martin and is adapted and directed by Tony and Pulitzer Prize winner James Lapine. Here's how LCT bills the work: "Act One, James Lapine's new play from the classic autobiography by Moss Hart, deemed one of the finest books about 20th-century American theatre, eloquently chronicles the playwright/director's impoverished childhood and his determined struggle to escape poverty and forge a career in the theatre. A path which led to his collaboration with George S. Kaufman and their first great success, Once In A Lifetime." Visit LCT.org.
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Friday's Sprint Cup Series practice in Fontana was supposed to be the typical 90-minute session teams usually get before taking their qualifying laps for Sunday's race.
But because of weather, the session was reduced to 45 minutes – and about five or 10 of those minutes were lost to cleaning up debris from Kyle Busch's wreck into the infield grass.
So teams had less than half the normal preparation time for qualifying, which is scheduled to take place at 5:10 p.m. local time (8:10 p.m. Eastern time) this evening.
What did teams do in terms of strategy to prepare, given the very short practice window? Let's look at the example of how Tony Stewart's No. 14 team handled the situation.
In an ordinary pre-qualifying practice, Stewart said he likes to spend the first 45-to-60 minutes on race trim (the setup the team will use during the actual race). If Stewart feels satisfied with how the car feels after the first hour of practice, he'll switch over to qualifying trim and make one or two mock qualifying runs.
The delayed practice at Fontana caused Stewart's team to scramble, though. He missed the first few minutes of practice because his team had initially started in race trim; they had to spend time switching over to qualifying setup before he could hit the track.
Most teams were in the same boat in terms of only practicing for the qualifying session and not the race. Crew chief Darian Grubb told Stewart that he saw only one car making more than one lap at a time.
The practice session was tricky for Stewart, he said, because it was like starting "cold turkey" with no laps to get a feel for the track before making qualifying runs. The two-time Cup champion said that was something he was "terrible" at.
Ultimately, the team had time to make three qualifying runs before the session ended, leaving Stewart 13th on the speed chart (David Reutimann was fastest).
"I apologized to (Grubb) because I don't think I did a very good job that session," Stewart said. "I normally like to start off in race trim and get some laps under our belt. (Then) when we switch over for qualifying, I've got a better idea on what the track is doing and where we need to be and where my marks are and all that.
"I didn't feel like I did a very good job there, just going out cold turkey in qualifying trim like that."
Because of the shortened session, Stewart and the rest of the Cup drivers have only a few laps of data to help them guess which changes will work in the upcoming qualifying session. Stewart's first lap was his fastest, so that will guide his team's decision-making, he said.
"I think we're actually going to go back to what we started with," Stewart said. "The second and third runs didn't feel as good as the first one, so we're going to go back to where we started and just kind of tweak off that a little bit."


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For the record, and on a full-season basis, no team did worse against the pointspread in 2011 than the St. Louis Rams. They covered a mere three times, with one push, a pointspread tie, which can either be a click-your-heels or pull-your-hair-out experience, and I've lived both.
Where were we? Oh, yes, the Rams. In three-quarters of their games a season ago, they failed to cover. Now, you may say, 'Well, of course — the Rams were awful," but a poor straight-up record doesn't necessarily mean a team is a bad bet. The Browns, for instance, were 8-6-2 against the spread a season ago despite winning just four games. Even the Colts, a horrid 2-14 like St. Louis, managed to cover a half-dozen times last season.
Of course, some teams are just beyond help. Take the 2011 Buccaneers. They won just four games, and they covered but four times. Quite tellingly, only one of those covers came in defeat. Eight of their losses were by 11 points or more, and by season's end, it was just about impossible to make much of a case for Tampa Bay to be competitive.
The Buccaneers were a bad team and an awful bet. Some times, it can be this easy to spot a club to avoid.
But that's usually not the case. Teams of some quality can give handicappers headaches, too.
Look no further than the Dallas Cowboys.
In 2011, the Cowboys were favored in 11-of-16 regular season games. They won eight of those 11 games, a success rate that tied for 10th-best in the NFL, according to PFW data and my research.
But that doesn't mean the Cowboys were a good bet as favorites. They covered just three times, with one push, in those 11 games. Their 30 percent cover rate when laying points — for our purposes, the push is non-event — was worst among the 14 teams favored 10 times or more in 2011, which includes the 11 postseason contests. Going back to 2010, the Cowboys are just 4-14-2 ATS as favorites in their last 20 regular-season contests. They were 2-3 ATS as underdogs in 2011, but they were a strong 5-2 in this role two seasons ago.
Pointspread favorites, per PFW data, won 176-of-265 games straight-up a season ago, a 66.4 percent success rate. However, those favorites covered the spread at a mere 47.4 percent clip, excluding 12 pushes. Eighty-nine pointspread favorites completely crashed and burned, losing outright and against the spread, while 44 favorites managed to win but not cover.
The Cowboys were a particularly egregious offender in this second category. In four games — both meetings vs. Washington, vs. Seattle and Thanksgiving Day vs. Miami — the Cowboys prevailed, but by less than their backers would have surely liked. All of their non-covers were by less than a TD, and the Seattle ATS loss was by a mere half-point.
The Cowboys are annually a popular team with the betting public, and when they are good, the hype, for better and for worse, is thick. Some of the best Dallas teams in recent years have had spectacular moments, and the 2012 edition, on its best, will be formidable.
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9:40am Friday 15th February 2013 in U's News By David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
COURAGE is the key attribute Chris Wilder is looking for from his Oxford United players tomorrow as they look to snap out of a slump in form.
The U's head to Plymouth Argyle in search of a first win since the memorable 2-1 success at Bradford City six games ago.
Belief has slowly ebbed away from the side during the run, to the point where several players looked mentally jaded in Tuesday's 2-1 defeat at home to Fleetwood Town.
The loss of experienced players Ryan Clarke, Michael Duberry, Peter Leven and Justin Richards to injury has not helped, but with all four ruled out United have no option but to continue with the same squad.
Wilder knows a change in form could rest on one moment of inspiration or good fortune and the United boss is urging his players to stand up and meet the challenge.
"We're just looking for a spark," he said.
"The boys have got to be positive, when they get out on the pitch they are told to get on the front foot and they have to show that – whether that's taking a shot when they're not feeling well set.
"The message will be go and be bold and brave.
"We will be with our selection and our attitude will be that we want to go and win – these players have got ability.
"It does seem a bit of déjà vu with what we had at the start of the season with senior players out.
"But the others to show that courage because it will take just one little thing to get us going, which helps with the performance, which leads to a result.
"Then you're off and running with a third of the season to go."
The barren run has seen United squander the momentum gained by a four-game winning streak during the festive period.
But Wilder, who has guided United through tough spells before, is confident of finding a way out of trouble.
He said: "We need to affect it now, as we did at Christmas.
"I've been through challenges right the way through my playing career and during my time as a manager and I've come out through the other side.
"I'm not expecting anything else from myself, my staff and my players."
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No surprise that we are talking about coming to the end of his stint here either, the sooner the better now.
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Inkpot says...
We've turned into a team of ****.............
.can't pass, can't shoot, can't defend, can't tackle.
The season is turning into a nightmare from which we may not wake up!!!!!
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Many of the better-known attractions and theme parks are located to the south of Orlando. They include Universal Studios, Sea World, Island of Adventure, Discovery Cove, Wet N Wild and of course the Walt Disney World Complex with its four parks (the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom and MGM), three water parks (Blizzard beach, Typhoon lagoon and River country) and Downtown Disney. Also in the area is International drive, which is home to over 150 restaurants and an abundance of attractions including Wonderworks, Ripley's believe it or not and Dolly Partons Dixie Stampede.
A little further a field to the North East on the Atlantic coast you'll find miles of glorious golden beaches at Daytona and Cocoa, as well as the Daytona International speedway where many of high profile races are held including NASCAR, and you may even be lucky enough to experience a shuttle taking off from the Kennedy Space Centre.
An hours drive to the west of Orlando will bring you to the Gulf coast and the fantastic Busch Gardens theme park in Tampa. If you continue further down the Gulf coast you will pass through a number of picturesque towns such as Clearwater, St Petersburg, Fort Myers, Naples and Marco Island, all of which have beautiful beaches and are well worth a visit. Special mention must go to the white sand beaches at St Petersburg and Clearwater that were ranked number one and four respectively in a recent national survey.
A lot of tourists come to Orlando to experience the theme parks and sit around the pool, but there is so much more on offer. You can take a helicopter or balloon ride, ride an airboat through the swamps, have a picnic or try out some water sports in one of the many state parks, go horse riding, visit the museums, catch a game at one of the many pro sports teams in the area, or even go swimming with the dolphins at the excellent Discovery Cove. No matter how many times you visit or how long you stay there is always something new and exciting to experience.
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love my canon 24mm TS II for wedding photos with narrow DOF.
and for landscape photos with as much DOF as i can get.
don´t limit yourself because you think a lens is made for a specific purpose
maybe i mispoke...i almost never have used it wider than F11. i've done the tilted wedding shot with the 24mm and i personally didnt find it all that rewarding given what the subject was so i stopped doing it. it was more of a gimmick in my mind than "creative". my cousin uses the 45mm TS during the portrait portion of a wedding and i find that much more of a "creative" use of TS. but whatever...to each his own.
Isn't one of the possible application that you can (apparently) have a large DOF with wider apertures? Foreground to background sharp without having to stop down to f/11 or higher?
very true but at some point you reach diminishing returns. if the goal is to maximize DOF through tilting then you are not likely to push it wide open as this would defeat the purpose. you are more likely to push it to F8 and tilt than to go wide open. but sure, i guess there are "creative" moments where you would want wide open with a maximum tilt....but not to maximize your DOF.
my point was clearly missed. the lens is designed for architectural and landscape photography which traditionally requires large DOF. is it such a stretch to imagine Samyung kept costs down by designing a lens that would fulfill the traditional needs of this genre of photography and bypass any IQ on the wide open end?
if you already have a 24mm TS II then why is this of concern to you? do people really expect a 3rd party 900.00 lens to match up with one of the best canon lenses ever made at a price point of 2300.00? seriously...common sense would suggest no. to me this is no surprise and really very little concern.
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Early in the season, the Vikings had two easily identifiable strengths: the running game led by Adrian Peterson and a pair of defensive ends who could disrupt offensive game plans. Adrian Peterson left Sunday's game with a high ankle sprain. The defensive ends never showed up.
In a matchup of two Jareds playing at a high level, the Raiders' Veldheer dominated the Vikings' Allen from the opening snap to the final whistle. Allen's speed rush was completely neutralized despite the fact that he was matched up one-on-one with Veldheer for most of the game. In the running game, the Raiders' ran at Allen whenever they wanted to with great success. Veldheer sealed Allen to the outside often, creating running creases for Michael Bush to rumble through.
Brian Robison finally broke out of his sack slump with a third-quarter takedown of Palmer, but it was a cheapie because it came when Palmer ran a bootleg right into him. Otherwise, he wasn't strong against the run holding at the point of attack and his pass rush was nonexistent.
Early in the season, Robison and Allen were wreaking havoc on opposing offensive tackles, forcing teams to change their protection schemes to account for the pressure they could bring off the edge. The last few weeks, though, that hasn't been the case. While Allen has piled up the sacks, the consistency hasn't been there. He often seems to luck into a sack, then disappear for the remainder of the game. Robison got his first sack since Week Six.
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B.J. Upton and the Atlanta Braves have reportedly reached an agreement on a contract, pending a physical. USA Today's Bob Nightengale is (one of many) reporting that the deal is for five years, worth between $70 million and $75 million.
Upton has spent the first eight years of his career with the Tampa Bay Rays, and was eligible for free agency for the first time this winter. Upton hit .246/.298/.454 with the Rays in 2012, with 28 home runs and 31 stolen bases.
Upton will replace Michael Bourn for the Braves, who is also a free agent. Bourn hit .274/.348/.391 for the Braves in 2012, with nine home runs and 42 stolen bases.
Since becoming a full-time player in 2007, Upton has been worth an average of 3.9 fWAR per year. Though Upton has never reached superstar status, he has consistently been a very good player for the last six seasons.
The Philadelphia Phillies and Washington Nationals were both linked to Upton, but will have to look toward alternative options now.
While the deal has not officially been announced by the Braves, Upton has taken the liberty of making his choice known via his Twitter avatar, changed on Wednesday evening.


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The Raytown School District has warned parents about a stranger-danger incident involving a middle school student.
The child was walking to school on Tuesday when a man approached him. The student said the man offered him a ride and followed him on foot when he declined the offer.
The man was in a dark-colored pickup with tinted windows. This occurred on Hawthorne Street.
The student immediately alerted school officials when he got to school. Police were alerted along with nearby elementary schools.
District officials say they get stranger danger reports four to five time a year, but that hardly makes the latest report feel typical to parents.
"I know there's been a lot going on lately, just watching the news, but to be close to home, it is really scary," Shameal Trice said.
Price discussed it with her eighth grader on the way home from school the day it happened. Her daughter had a note from the principal, but Price got word earlier from a phone chain alert.
"I was scared to like walk home, because I didn't know if it was going to happen to me or if he was on my block," Trice's daughter, Tajarae Jones, said.
Parents are asked to remind their children about stranger-danger including not talking to strangers, don't approach a vehicle if you don't know the driver or passenger and adults shouldn't ask youngsters for help in finding a lost pet or directions. If approached, a child should yell, "I don't you know. Help! I need an adult."
Children should do like the boy did on Tuesday and immediately alert incidents to an adult at a home or their school.
"We just need to be aware of our surroundings and be watchful, very watchful, because it can happen in the blink of an eye. They snatch your kids up," Trice said.
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Hey folks, so i'm finally back online after paying $100 to get 400mb of downloading and uploading. Our Friday was a busy one as we did 3 interviews and soundcheck for a special intimate gig that night at F4. We left the hotel around 12pm and headed to Stomp ourt Australian label partner. Expecting a small office space we were blown away with the size and product that they move.
Group photo with Stomps' Lisa, Angie, Joe from Illusive.
We then headed to Kiss.fm, one of Melbourne's premier radio stations. After a nice interview we took a couple pics.
Azeem leaves his name on the wall with the likes of Qbert, flash, Jazzy Jeff and may others.
After Kiss.fm we headed to F4 for sound check. While we were chillin, Raquel stopped by for an online interview. She came out later that night for the show.
Walking on the streets downtown, the vibe was very simliar to San Francisco minus the homeless. Melbourne is known for one of the most extensive urban rail lines in the world. Most people don't have cars and rely on public transportation.
Since $2 and $1 are in coins, i feel like a definitely need a change purse.
Here's a photo of an old Victorian style building built during the Gold Rush of the 1860's. The downtown area is full of original restored buildings. There's really no type of natural disasters here so everything has easily stayed in tact.
If you thought our Football stadiums were big, the MCG home of AFL, crickett and rugby seats over 100k. It's also only about $150 for season tickets, no wonder the fans are so dedicated.
After a nice kebob dinner, we headed to F4 where the show was. Here's a couple select pics.
Zeph and Azeem rocking it…
Matt and Adam of Illusive and me…
This cat knew more about Bay Area hip hop than i did. He was asking questions about Eskari X, Mac Dre, X-rated and C Bo. I was like who? He had Zeph and Azeem both sign his shirt.
Bay Area's finest…
In the main office at F4, i found out that Lance and JT had been there before. They left their impressions on the dry erase board.
After the show, i found out that good friend and San Francisco mate Justin Martin was playing at 161. Here is what he had to say..
Linking up with Justin I met some cool locals and Om fans. I told them that i wanted to tru Melbourne experience so they dragged me to Revolver (the SF equivalent to The End Up)
Here's the crew…
Morning time was another great experience. I woke up to a hot air-balloon race out my hotel window.
The food here is amazing. All kinds from all regions, Melbourne is known as one of the most culturally diverse places in Australia. Azeem knew of this Jamaican spot called 'Yeah Man,' from when he was here with Spearhead. The food was incredible. One wierd thing is, that it's against health code violations to be able to take food home in a doggy bag. So we could take the left overs. I guess recently over 150 people got sick from one restaurant, so they have all kinds of regulations.
Here we are at RRR Radio. This station is broadcast nationally and they actually asked me to get in on the interview. Here's a pic of us with Gavin, the dj.
Cappachino's are needed in the morning. It's now Sunday and we're getting ready for our big show at The Forum. Talib Kweli just arrived from Shanghai and we're all about to head down for sound check. Stay tuned tomorrow for a report of our first big night.
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Home builder starts projects in Longmont
Last Updated: 16:26 January 7, 2014
Henry Walker is prepping the nine-acre site now. Tom Zieske, president and partner of Henry Walker's Colorado division in Westminster, said development work on the sewer and water systems should begin any day.
The company is hoping to break ground on the first buildings by the end of March or early April, with complete build-out of the neighborhood expected to take two years. The final platting still has to be finalized and recorded by the city, which could up the development to 112 homes.
Zieske said the buildings will range in size from two to eight units. Three floor plans are available, with each home featuring a two-car garage and ranging in size from 1,000 to 1,700 finished square feet in addition to unfinished basements. Zieske said prices haven't yet been set but should range from $220,000 to the $250,000.
The development is adjacent to the east side of Silver Creek High School's parking lot and in fairly close proximity to Altona Middle School and Eagle Crest Elementary, which was a big draw for Henry Walker. Zieske said the quick access to the Diagonal Highway and Boulder makes sense for commuters as well, and said he believes townhomes will fare well with detached single-family home prices rising in the area.
"We think there's going to be this gap left behind for people that still want to be in their own home at a price that won't be as readily available in the Boulder County area," Zieske said.
Zieske said Henry Walker will build a combination of spec homes and presales at the site.
Three spec homes and a model home are already underway, meanwhile, at Henry Walker's Sienna Park neighborhood in south Longmont, at the southwest corner of S. Sherman St. and Kansas Ave. The 11-acre parcel was formerly a Capital Pacific development, and Henry Walker bought the bank-owned property last year.
Sienna Park is slated to include 41 single-family homes along with 110 townhomes. Homes there will range in size from 1,100 square feet to 2,200 square feet not counting unfinished basements.
Henry Walker's first action in Longmont began last year with the purchase of 46 lots in the Yeager Farm neighborhood near 15th and Francis streets from Boulder builder Markel Homes. Zieske said there are about 21 lots remaining in the first filing of that neighborhood. He said Henry Walker is also under contract to purchase the second filing from Markel, which includes another 33 lots. Yeager Farm is all single-family homes.
"With those three projects, we feel pretty good about being in Longmont," said Zieske, whose company's also advertises Colorado neighborhoods in Firestone, Dacono and Windsor.
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We were a group of 14, my children and grandchildren in 4 cabins. I chose this cruise for its Nickelodeon activities for our young ones. Embarkation was smooth and we didn't have to wait to board the Gem.
Once aboard, we decided to try the Grand Pacific Dining Room for lunch instead of the Garden Cafe buffet. Here was the first negative experience. Once seated at 3 separate tables and orders taken, the wait was way too long and the food was served cold. It seemed as if the dining room was way understaffed.
When the cabins were ready, I was surprised that the cabin steward was nowhere to be found. On Princess, the steward introduces himself on the first day and offers his phone# in case you need something. The cabin seemed comfortable enough. There were no bathroom amenities, however. Soap is liquid from a dispenser and shampoo comes from a shower dispenser. I was glad I brought my own shampoo and planned to buy a bar of soap at the first port. I immediately missed Princess' Lotus Spa soaps, shampoo and lotion!
At the safety muster, I was surprised that we didn't have to bring our life jackets or know how to put them on.
Entertainment on the first night was great. We enjoyed the entertainment every night. The cruise director did his best . There was a funny comedian, several production shows with lively singers and dancers, a talented juggler who was a finalist on America's Got Talent, and an interesting improve group. Entertainment in the theater each evening was definitely a positive on the cruise.
The first day was a sea day and most passengers were on the pool deck. There was a BBQ for lunch on deck. Here again the pool area was seriously understaffed. Passengers left plates, cups, napkins, etc. everywhere and the place remained a huge mess. The deck became dangerously wet and several passengers fell. One had to be removed on a stretcher.
On Monday we docked at Port Canaveral. We took a local shuttle to Cocoa Beach and the mall. My daughter rented a car and went to Cape Canaveral Space Center. Since we docked at noon, I wondered why the ship offered trips to the theme parks? In my experience, you need to arrive at the park when it opens. The next day I asked several passengers who did the Disney trip and they said they only had time for 2 rides. A very expensive 2 rides!!!
We ate dinner each evening in the Grand Pacific or the Magenta. It bothered me that the Gem has 7 restaurants that require additional cost. Most evenings there was only one waiter per table and the service was extremely slow. The food was no where near the quality of the food on Princess. Ice cream? Vanilla, chocolate, strawberry. On Princess, the ice cream is made fresh each day and there are wonderful yummy flavors like tiramisu, hazelnut, mango,etc. My kids got totally annoyed with me comparing everything to Princess. But I couldn't help it!!! On Princess I feel pampered. On Norwegian I'm one in the noisy crowd.
Great Stirrup Cay was a good day. Everyone enjoyed the beach and the food that was served.
Nassau the Bahamas: My children and grandchildren took a cab/van to the Sheraton Resort. They loved it. For $25 they had use of all the facilities, including the pool. They were given towels and lounges and they loved the day. I took a cab ($4 each way) to the Atlantis. We spent a pleasant 2 hours in the Atlantis casino. We had a terrific driver on the ride back to the Gem. He gave us a narrated guided tour on the way.
If I had never cruised before, this voyage would have been more than acceptable. But I have 18 other fantastic cruises for comparison!


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The internship year of the Primary Care and Social Medicine (PC/SM) residents is similar to that of the categorical medicine interns, with the same number of inpatient rotations.
Interns spend:
PGY-II (second year) residents in PC/SM again participate in:
Core curricular topics for the PGY-II year include women's health, musculoskeletal medicine, health and human rights, and global health. During the PGY-II year, PC/SM residents elect one of four Community Medicine Tracks where they have the opportunity to have a focused ambulatory experience in correctional health, homeless health care, substance abuse, or home based care with our community-based organization partners. One ambulatory month is dedicated to a Human Rights course and one is a scheduled Project Month to permit residents additional time for their independent projects.
The PGY-III year includes:
The ambulatory experience during the PGY-III year is again divided into distinct GM months. Core curriculum topics include screening and prevention, advanced epidemiology, health policy, and health systems.
PGY-III residents have the exciting opportunity to spend an elective month in Uganda as part of the PC/SM Global Health curriculum.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- Minnesota wildlife officials have cut the quota for the state's second wolf season by nearly half.
The target for hunting and trapping this fall and winter is 220, down 180 from last year. The Department of Natural Resources will also grant far fewer licenses -- a little more than half as many.
The changes come after an annual DNR survey found the wolf population had dipped to an estimated 2,211 wolves. The DNR seeks to keep the wolf population from dipping below 1,600.
Last year's wolf hunt was the first since the animal came of the endangered species list in the region. Opponents say there should be no hunt at all.
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THE Institute of Jamaica (IOJ) will today honour 14 individuals and organisations with Musgrave medals for their outstanding work in the fields of literature, science and art.
Heading the list of awardees are Professor Emeritus Edward Baugh for distinguished eminence in the field of literature and Professor Horace Fletcher for medical science, who both will be receiving gold medals.
The awards ceremony, to be held at the IOJ's head office at East Street in downtown Kingston, will also see seven silver, four bronze and a youth award for entrepreneurship being presented.
In the silver category, Calabash International Literary Festival will be recognised for its contribution to literature and Dr Pauline Christie for her contribution to linguistics. The Poetry Society of Jamaica will receive the bronze medal for its contribution to literature.
For arts, Emmanuel 'Rico' Rodriguez and Herbert Morrison High School Band will both receive the silver medal for outstanding merit in the field of music, while Professor Bryan McFarlane will get a silver medal for outstanding merit in the field of art. The sole silver awardee for science is John Henry Thompson.
The bronze list includes Dr Ellen Campbell-Grizzle for merit in the field of science, Dr Donald Shirley for merit in the field of music, Arlene Patricia Ononaiwu for merit in the field of library development and Ebony G Patterson for merit in the field of art.
The youth award goes to Richaydo Farquharson for distinguished eminence in the field of entrepreneurship.
The Musgrave award has been in existence since 1889, as a memorial to Sir Anthony Musgrave, governor of Jamaica (1877-1883), who founded the IOJ in 1879.
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CUT thin slice off opposite long sides of each eggplant; discard. Cut each eggplant into 6 lengthwise slices; place in microwaveable bowl. Microwave on HIGH 5 to 6 min. or until eggplant is very tender; place in colander. Drain well. Place in single layer on clean kitchen towel; cover with second towel. Press gently to remove excess moisture from eggplant.
MIX cottage cheese, 1-1/2 cups mozzarella, bread crumbs, Parmesan and basil; spoon about 1/3 cup onto each eggplant slice. Roll up, starting at one short end. Place, seam-sides down, in 13x9-inch pan sprayed with cooking spray; cover with spaghetti sauce and remaining mozzarella.
BAKE 30 to 35 min. or until hot and bubbly. Let stand 5 min. before serving.