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KUSA - For the third time this season, Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning has been named the AFC player of the week, the league announced Tuesday.
Manning threw for four touchdowns and 400 yards to beat Houston 37-13. In the process he set the NFL record for touchdown passes in a season. He now stands at 51 TD passes with Sunday's season finale at Oakland.
He also won the weekly honor after his Week 1 performance against Baltimore for his NFL-record seven TD passes and again in Week 3 against the Raiders when he was 32-of-37 passing for 374 yards and three TDs.
It is the 26th time in his career that Manning has won the weekly honor.
This season, Manning has 5,211 yards and 425 completions with just 10 interceptions. He needs 266 yards to break the single-season passing yards record (Drew Brees' had 5,476 in 2011).
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February 2009 Sound Product Of The Month
Stardate 24601: We are being pursued by a French faction of the Borg. We are accused of crimes against humanity and stealing a loaf of bread.
"Warf, status?"
"All weapons disabled, Captain. Captain, there is a glowing pomme on the Borg vessel that is emitting a tractor beam and pulling us in."
"Geordie, what is the status of the Meyer Sound Matrix3? I need it operational now."
"I am doing everything I can, Captain. I devised a way to interface my visor with the Matrix3 to increase the photon output. If I am right, you should be sipping a cup of Earl Grey in no time. If I am wrong, then it has been an honor to work with you, Captain."
"Number One, man the CueConsole."
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"Number One, man the CueConsole, now!"
"Yes, sir."
"Initiate SpaceMapping."
"Number One, get us the hell out of here."
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What It Does
For the person looking for an audio solution that can do the small and the large, the Matrix3 could be for you. "The Matrix3 audio show control system is a scalable, entirely automatable digital mixing console with a software interface," explains John McMahon, director of digital products for Meyer. "Its features enable sound designers to create unique sonic landscapes to enhance theatrical performances or other experiences. It has many of the same functions as a traditional mixing console, like microphone preamps, EQ, and dynamics, and a full matrix, as well as some non-traditional features, like Wild Tracks, a multi-track hard drive playback system, and SpaceMap, a multichannel panning system that supports any number of output channels."
So, it is a console and a playback system all in one. "Each setting on the console can be captured into a cue to be recalled back again at a later time," adds McMahon. "The Matrix3's automation system allows a sound designer to specify what elements should be included in each cue and create audio automation that is both flexible and precise."
As far as applications, the Matrix3 is commonly used for large productions with complex audio needs, such as those with hundreds of input and output channels. "These shows also tend to utilize intricate automation sequences that synchronize lighting, audio, scenery, and other show elements," says McMahon. "Matrix3 is also used in fixed installations where a large matrix is required, such as audio distribution for theme parks. An entire show, automated by Matrix3, can be triggered by the push of a button, making it ideal for venues where there might not be a trained audio professional on staff."
If you are ready to check out the system, McMahon notes that a basic setup can start as small as a single frame, and many such systems are in use worldwide in universities and small theatres, including the Theatre at Boston Court in Pasadena, CA. "A very large system may have many Matrix3 frames with several sets of Wild Tracks hard drives and CueConsole, which is quite typical in Las Vegas-style show systems," says McMahon. "Cirque du Soleil's Love uses 18 Matrix3 frames and two sets of Wild Tracks drives for the main playback system, plus 14 Matrix3 frames dedicated to variable room acoustics."
How It Came To Be
Matrix3 is one of a series of Meyer products specifically designed with the theatrical sound designer in mind. "Its most immediate predecessor was the Supernova, which introduced multichannel playback and variable room acoustics processing," says McMahon. "SpaceMap was initially created as a way to move sounds around inside a geodesic dome and is now used extensively by sound designers to create immersive sonic environments. The Matrix3 was created as a more modular and flexible version of Supernova, and throughout its development, we have worked closely with sound designers and other audio specialists to ensure that it contains all the tools they need to achieve a design."
What's Next
With all of the power and flexibility of the Matrix3, what could be next? "The Matrix3 is the third generation of creative digital audio solutions," McMahon says. "The product continues to deliver leading- edge features to discerning audio specialists. Meyer Sound continues to pioneer new digital audio solutions, and we will announce those in the not-too-distant future."
What End Users Have To Say
Yuen Cheuk Wa, an artist-in-residence at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, likes the versatility and stability of the Matrix3. "I have to be responsible for the high demands from producers and directors," he says. "From the first day, I earned their trust on my design and the choice of Matrix3. We were never disappointed with the creative possibilities and sound quality Matrix3 has offered to our shows. With CueStation and Wild Tracks, I can quickly adapt the changes a music director wants to make on the spot, remix, and spatialize the soundscape with perfect synchronization to other show elements without leaving the theatre for a minute." Cheuk Wa also applauds Meyer's technical support, noting, "You can get answers on the LCS forum as fast as 30 minutes." In the future, Cheuk Wa says he would like the system upgraded with a more powerful DSP, more flexible signal processing routing in CueStation, built-in effects processors, integrated loudspeaker management in the hardware, and direct integration with sound system measurement tools like SIM3 and Smaart Live.
Steven Dubuc, sound designer for Cirque du Soleil's Zaia in Macau, China, specified the Matrix3 system with 11 frames for the production, including a multi-surfaced FOH mixing desk (control surfaces) and Wild Tracks. He has also used the system for Zumanity, KÀ, and Love, all of which were designed by Jonathan Deans. "Matrix3 is a revolutionary product," he says. "The ability to alter all control points with a single push of a button in a show mode cue-to-cue environment, including fade times, assignments, and SpaceMap-type changes, has fostered much creativity in all the designers that have used Matrix3. In the future, I would like to see a more scalable system with greater large-scale system integration, the ability to add audio plug-ins, and multi-track recording from within the LCS/Matrix3 domain."
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BRADENTON, Fla. – Wrapping up their second tournament of the fall season, the FGCU women's golf team finished the USF-Waterlefe Invitational in a three-way tie for fourth place in the nine-team field on Tuesday afternoon. Each making their collegiate debuts at the event, the Eagles were led by freshmen Chelsea Guoynes (Traverse City, Mich./Traverse City Central HS) and Kristin Swindell (Bradenton, Fla./Braden River HS), placing in ties for 13th and 17th, respectively.
"Today was disappointing for us," said first-year head coach Sarah Trew. "We were careless with some of our decisions and it really cost us coming in. We need to use this tournament as a learning experience and make some changes before the next event. If we start changing the way we think out there we will see our scoring average drop rather quickly."
Entering the final round of play in sole possession of fourth place, the Eagles combined for a final round score of 317 to bring their tournament total to 319-304-317/940. The Green and Blue finished the event in a three-way split for fourth place alongside Troy (320-321-299/940) and South Alabama (314-321-305/940).
Tournament host USF finished atop the final leaderboard with a score of 305-294-296/895, ahead of second place Southern Mississippi, 912, and Houston Baptist's third place 916.
Guoynes led the Eagles in the field of 45 individuals, matching her best round of the tournament with a four-over par 75 on the final day to bring her final score to 82-76-76/234 to place in a tie for 13th overall. The newcomer also ranked among the leaders in birdies with seven.
Ranking second in total pars with 39, Swindell carded a final round 80, bringing her tournament score to 79-76-80/235, which was good for a two-way tie for 17th.
Carding the event's lone eagle, senior Fabienne Haremza (Wildermen, South Africa/Glenwood House/Lamar University) concluded the event in four-way split for 24th with a scorecard of 77-73-88/238. Haremza led the event in par 5 scoring (-6) and also ranked among the leaders in birdies (6).
Turning in her best round of the event on Tuesday, juniorCassie Cleary (Punta Gorda, Fla./Charlotte HS/Daytona State College) submitted a 81-80-79/240 to move into tie for 28th. Cleary finished the par 3 holes at even-par, ranking second among the participants.
Also ranking second in par 3 scoring at even-par, freshman Georgia Price (Winchester, England/Fort Myers HS) rounded out the Eagles' scoring with a 87-79-82/248. Price finished the competition in a two-way share of 36th.
Competing as an individual at the event, sophomore Megan Van Etten (Trinity, Fla./J.W. Mitchell HS) finished with a score of 87-88-89/264.
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FGCU Final Results
T-13. Chelsea Guoynes – 82-76-76/234
T-17. Kristin Swindell – 79-76-80/235
T-24. Fabienne Haremza – 77-73-88/238
T-28. Cassie Cleary – 81-80-79/240
T-36. Georgia Price – 87-79-82/248
45. Megan Van Etten – 87-88-89/264*
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2. Southern Mississippi – 303-306-303/912
3. Houston Baptist – 305-303-308/916
T-4. Troy – 320-321-299/940
T-4. South Alabama – 314-321-305/940
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"I brought the beer!"
Oh no. I froze with dread.
I love beer. I really do. Over the years, my appreciation and reverence for beer has only increased. I don't drink as much as I did back at U.C.L.A. I maybe have a single beer 2 or 3 times a week nowadays, but I actually enjoy it more now than back in college. As I've gotten older, I have come to really study and consider and appreciate great beer, similar to how a wine connoisseur will appreciate and study fine wine. Some of my best memories from college were related to beers with friends and great times, and it has quite a history at my school. As such, beer has always held a special place in life, and I always want to have the very best beer I can. I don't insist on having the single best beer in the world every time, but I think it's reasonable to expect that my beer always be good.
But now I was panicked, because the fat stupid guy that no one wants around, but who doesn't ever go away, brought the beer. Forget something crucial like beer, I don't trust the guy to even bring useable napkins anymore. This is the guy who brought 80 beers to a party for 100 and asked "What's wrong with the beer?" This is the guy who took some old skunky beer and poured it in a new glass and put an umbrella in it and called it great. It's just as bad that our host keeps letting this guy do the shopping, as it's pretty clear he doesn't give a crap about the quality of the party himself since he doesn't even show up anyway. Personally, we'd all be better off if both the host and the fat guy never be involved anymore. We'd have fun times again.
But now I was stuck. If I wanted to stay and enjoy the party and share the experience and memories with all of my great friends, I was stuck with what the fat guy bought. The alternative was just to walk away, and it couldn't come to that, could it? Well, not yet, anyway.
"Ok", I said, with an impossible glimmer of hope surrounded by doom. "Let's see what you brought." He opened the bag.
Holy crap! This? This is what he brought? My worst fears were confirmed. The beer was disgusting. What a letdown. But we should have known.
We gave that fat guy tons of money to shop with. He could have gotten pretty much anything at all. He could have brought some Russian River Pliny The Elder, or Urquell Kvasnicovy, or even an Alaskan Smoked Porter if we wanted to get creative. Sure, it might be a bit harder to find those beers, but everyone knows they are out there, so you simply need to have a plan ahead of time how to get them, and then go do it. I heard he even had Sam Adams Double Bock in the bag and then inexplicably tried to buy it at half price and the vendor laughed in his face. Now we're all screwed. This party deserved a good beer!
This stuff the fat guy brought left a terrible taste in my mouth. It was like something had fouled the beer long ago, but no one took any steps to fix it and simply assumed the bad taste would just be forgotten or ignored. There's a reason that no one in Iowa drinks this beer. It may have started out ok once but it soon turned sour and it made them sick in the end. Our friends at Black Heart Gold Pants won't even mention it by name anymore. And sure some people in New Mexico liked it, but frankly they're lucky they have beer at all, and they're always at home by 9 while the party goes until midnight anyways. But to make it even worse, I can't believe how much the fat guy paid for this beer! I'd understand investing in one of the best beers out there, but he paid that much for this? He could have paid half of what he spent and gotten the same crappy product, or even a less distasteful equivalent. And with the amount he paid, there's no way we can pour this out and buy new beer anytime soon. So now, unbelievably, we're stuck with this crappy, bitter, sour, immoral, arrogant, entitled, offensive, underperforming beer.
Sigh. I guess this is what we'll be drinking for a while, but the party doesn't look like it's going to be much fun. Why didn't the fat guy simply check with the Hawkeyes before he went to the store and brought us this?
Man, what I'd give for a Coors Light right now.
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The Sands, at 1401 Park Ave., is our 2nd Home on the beach. Available for weekly or other rental when available. This is a recently constructed, two story cape cod house with a large deck that walks out on to the beach. It has four bedrooms, two living rooms, two bathrooms, a large kitchen and utility kitchen, lots of windows, and a large deck which walks out onto the beach. It is fully furnished and the first floor is fully accessible and handicap persons accessible !
The Sands is situated in Sylvan Beach in the most sought after part of the beach. Oneida Lake is an all activity lake. It is shallow, 60 feet at its deepest, which makes it very warm most of the summer. It is excellent for swimming because of its sandy bottom and shallow incline with no drop-offs. It is well known for boating as well as Walleye and Pike fishing. Sylvan Beach is situated on 22 mile long Oneida lake which lies in an east-west direction giving Sunset Lodge spectacular sunsets directly across the lake.
The street behind the Sands is a kid friendly, one way street. Beach attractions include an amusement park, fine and casual restaurants, great shops and the village park (with regularly scheduled entertainment throughout the summer) as well as all village activities, the canal and the pier. The Beach is also just 20 minutes from the Turning Stone Casino, The largest Casino/Entertainment compex in NY, with 2 PGA golf courses 5 exceptional restaurants, and entertainment bookings throughout the year.
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Michael Adebolajo appeals conviction for Lee Rigby Woolwich murder
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MICHAEL Adebolajo, a Hither Green man found guilty of murdering solider Lee Rigby in Woolwich, is appealing his conviction.
The Court of Appeal move has been made by Michael Adebolajo, 29, following his conviction with co-defendant Michael Adebowale, 22, at the Old Bailey last month.
British Muslim converts Adebolajo and Adebowale ran Fusilier Rigby down in a car before hacking him to death with a meat cleaver and knives in a frenzied attack. They dumped his body in the middle of the road near Woolwich Barracks in south east London on May 22 last year.
The verdicts, which took the jury just 90 minutes to reach, provoked widespread condemnation of the attack from high-profile figures including the Prime Minister and Home Secretary Theresa May.
Adebolajo, a married father of six, and Adebowale lay in wait near Woolwich Barracks and picked 25-year-old Fusilier Rigby to kill after assuming he was a soldier because he was wearing a Help for Heroes hooded top and carrying a camouflage rucksack.
After driving into the young father in their Vauxhall Tigra, the killers - who had armed themselves with eight knives, including a meat cleaver and a five-piece set bought by Adebolajo the previous day - butchered him in the street in front of horrified onlookers.
One witness described their actions, yards from Mulgrave Primary School, as being ''like a butcher attacking a joint of meat''.
The jury of eight women and four men sat through weeks of evidence including shocking footage of Adebolajo with bloodied hands confessing to the killing and claiming his actions were ''an eye for an eye''.
Both men were shot by police in dramatic scenes captured by CCTV.
Adebolajo was seen dropping the meat cleaver as he sprinted across the road towards a police car, collapsing to the ground when he was shot.
Adebowale, who moved along a wall to draw fire from the officers, was seen folding over as he was shot by one of three armed officers.
Both men asked to be called by their adopted Islamic names in court - Adebolajo as Mujahid Abu Hamza, and Adebowale as Ismail Ibn Abdullah - and claimed they carried out the murder because they were ''soldiers of Allah''.
The jury was told this was no defence in law to the charge.
The men were cleared of the attempted murder of a police officer, and had previously admitted possession of a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence.
Mr Justice Sweeney said he will sentence the pair after a key Court of Appeal ruling on the use of whole-life jail terms.
A date for the appeal judgment has not been announced following a recent hearing before a panel of five leading judges, headed by Lord Chief Justice Lord Thomas.
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11:00am Thu 30 Jan 14
Virtual-Monster says...
Those 2 animals gave Lee Rigby no opportunity for appeal did they?
11:25am Thu 30 Jan 14
PoppyGreenLeaf says...
11:44am Thu 30 Jan 14
SidcupResident says...
I still believe they should have been given the death sentence, instead of wasting £millions incarcerating them, that could be spent on our third world NHS. If they would prefer to die then everyone's a winner (except for Lee Rigby's family).
Likewise the death penalty should be given to child rapists and killers. They'd soon think twice if they knew they were facing the noose. A lot of children would be alive today had the death sentence not been abolished.
11:46am Thu 30 Jan 14
sarfflondonbird says...
They did the crime, now they do the time, if they don't like, then bring back execution for them. Being kept in prison at the taxpayers expense is far too good for the likes of evil minded, religious maniac, free loading scum bags likes these.
1:43pm Thu 30 Jan 14
Wiff180 says...
2:13pm Thu 30 Jan 14
The Fozziest of Bears says...
Now back to prison please.
2:17pm Thu 30 Jan 14
Joelo says...
2:47pm Thu 30 Jan 14
kentlad says...
Virtual-Monster wrote:Totally agree i think murderers should be given the same punishment as they gave their vitims in this case let members of Lees family run them both down and cut off their heads.... SLOWLY of course!!!!!
And this is exactly why hanging should be reintroduced in this country! Those 2 animals gave Lee Rigby no opportunity for appeal did they?
3:23pm Thu 30 Jan 14
Hello_Mate says...
Cut their hands, feet & bits off then let them rot.
6:14pm Thu 30 Jan 14
gravo07 says...
But he does recognise the authority of the appeals procedure?
Funny that...
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Netanyahu rejects charges that approval of building plans is related to election campaign.
The Western Wall is not occupied territory, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said over the weekend as he promised to continue to buck the international community to defend Israel's right to build in Jerusalem, including over the Green Line.
Interviews he gave to the three main Israeli television stations – channels 1, 2 and 10 – were aired in full on Saturday night, amid international furor over Israel's approval of thousands of new homes in east Jerusalem and the advancement of plans for 3,500 homes just outside the city, on a West Bank plot of land known as E1.
"I am saying this in the clearest way possible: The Western Wall is not occupied territory, and I do not care what the United Nations says [on this matter]," Netanyahu told Channel 2.
He said he had just stood near the Tower of David in the Old City with foreign ambassadors.
"I said to them, would you accept it if you could not build in your capitals?" Netanyahu recalled. "My fundamental position is that we live in a Jewish nation; Jerusalem became that nation's capital over 3,000 years ago. We will build in Jerusalem because it's our right," he said.
Had the Jewish people bowed to international pressure, the State of Israel would not have been created, the Six Day War would not have been fought, the Iraqi nuclear reactor at Osirak would not have been bombed and Petah Tikva and Kfar Saba would never have been built, Netanyahu told Channel 1.
He rejected charges that he approved the new homes, including 1,048 in West Bank settlements, to curry favor with right-wing voters.
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"On Election Day Israeli citizens will send a message, not only domestically but also to the international community," he said.
Do you know who will be paying attention to the election results?" Netanyahu asked. "[Iranian President Mahmoud] Ahmadinejad, [Hezbollah leader Hassan] Nasrallah [and Hamas chief Khaled] Mashaal, they'll wait for polls to close and for results to be publicized. And they'll want to know if the prime minister was strengthened or weakened."
Still, he told Channel 2, when it asked him why he suddenly began building, "What happened is not the elections. What happened is that the Palestinians appealed to the UN – they just ripped apart all their agreements with us. If they act unilaterally, we will not sit idly by."
Netanyahu said he supported a two-state solution, but that it had to be brought about in such a way that would not place Iran in the West Bank.
The prime minister said he did not know if he could make peace with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.
"When Abu Mazen [Abbas] embraces Hamas and calls for reconciliation with Hamas, allows for Hamas demonstrations [in the West Bank] that call for Israel's destruction, I ask myself: 'Is he a partner for peace?' "You have to ask a simple question, why does Abu Mazen serially refuse, for four years, to enter negotiations? Why does he place preconditions on the start of those talks?" Netanyahu asked. "I have conditions for concluding the talks, but not for starting them."
Despite Netanyahu's words, the international community has leveled the brunt of its public criticism on Israel, saying that building in West Bank settlements and east Jerusalem is harming any possibility of renewed talks.
On Friday, the EU and Russia denounced Israeli actions.
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Original post made by Truthful Ballots for Danville on Oct 18, 2012
"The Danville town council race has gotten red hot, with opponents of candidate Renee Morgan writing letters, filing online comments and complaining that she misrepresented herself to voters on the ballot.
The ballot describes her job as "Businesswoman/Architectural Designer." Her opponents point out that she is not a licensed architect, and that it is a misdemeanor to describe oneself as an architect or an architectural designer without a license.
Morgan says it is a distraction by her opponents from the real issues.
"This is merely an attempt to create controversy in an election that should stick to the issues," Morgan said. "It is a job description, clearly described by my degree. I never intended to convey that I was an architect nor render services for which that license is required."
Morgan received an "architectural design drafter" diploma from the former Silicon Valley College -- a private career college in Walnut Creek that has had two name changes since Morgan attended in 1999.
Councilman Mike Doyle, who is seeking re-election, said he is concentrating on his own campaign and had no comment on Morgan. but said "I've been in a lot of elections nationally and locally, and this is one of the nastiest I've been involved in."
Maryann Cella, a steering committee member for Save Open Space-Danville, which has been spreading the word that Morgan is not a licensed architect, said Morgan's ballot designation
is "misleading, if not outright defrauding the public."
Save Open Space is a grassroots organization of about 700 people that has thrown its support behind candidates Bob Nealis and Jim Jelincic,
"It's a violation of Business and Professions Code Section 5536 (a) for unlicensed people to call themselves an architect or any derivative of that word," said Hattie Johnson, an enforcement officer for the state Board of Architects.
She said Morgan's diploma doesn't allow her to represent herself as an architectural designer.
According to the Business and Professions Code, unlicensed people who represent themselves as architectural designers can be fined up to $5,000, and/or be sent to county jail. However, Johnson said when her organization receives such a complaint, the violator is asked to stop using the word architect in any job description, and that usually does the trick.
Johnson wouldn't say if complaints have been filed against Morgan.
Morgan has been a town planning commissioner for the past eight years and has been endorsed by incumbent candidates Mayor Newell Arnerich and Doyle in the seven-person race for three seats on the town council in the November election.
Morgan, Arnerich and Doyle have taken similar positions on the SummerHill project, which has become the main issue of the campaign. Project opponents want the people to vote on it under provisions of Measure S -- an open space protection measure passed by Danville voters in 2000.
However, Morgan, Arnerich and Doyle have said that if the developer does not request amendments to the general plan, Measure S is not triggered and no vote of the people is required. Currently, no decision has been made on the project while an environmental impact report is being prepared.
Meanwhile, Morgan's opponents are hammering on the ballot issue.
"It is imperative that ballot designations are true, accurate and not misleading. It's the first line for a fair election." Jelincic said.
"Clearly, (Morgan is) trying to perpetuate a deceit on the voters of Danville, said Nealis. "You can't tell me it's an oversight or an error to call yourself an architectural designer when in fact you're not."
Nealis also took issue with Arnerich's endorsement of Morgan. Arnerich is a licensed architect. "It's particularly ironic that he's endorsing someone who is claiming to be a licensed professional in a field that he's in."
"What I see is she put down a job description," Arnerich said. "If they didn't think that Renee didn't have a chance of winning, they wouldn't be doing this."
The two other candidates in the race, Lori Hock and Deanna Sullivan, did not return phone calls on the matter."
Contact Jason Sweeney at 925-847-2123. Follow him at Twitter.com/Jason_Sweeney.
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on Oct 18, 2012 at 11:44 am
A drafter is not an architect, Renee. Own up to your dishonesty. You left off the word "drafter" from the ballot because you wanted to impress the voters with false claims.
Moreover, you are still misleading! You don't even mention being a drafter on your own campaign website. Your recent (August) LinkIn account said you were a realtor at Keller-Williams realty in Danville, and a former developer employee. Now you have deleted that account. Why are you continuing to try to mislead the public? Say who you are!
on Oct 18, 2012 at 1:46 pm
She needs to immediately announce she is dropping out of this election. This is Danville, where the voters are college educated(real colleges, not the alleged college she attended that has already changed names twice since she attended) and intelligent enough not to be fooled by her misrepresentations, and her blatant attempt to lie about her license reflects badly on our community, and reflects badly on the incumbents who endorsed her. If she actually has integrity, as she claims in all those tacky signs she has put up all over town, she needs to do the right thing and drop out of the race now.
on Oct 18, 2012 at 2:57 pm
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Voters, please save us from the likes of Renee Morgan---if she is dishonest now, imagine what she will be like when she gets the reins of power...


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DELPHOS — An experienced New Bremen girls basketball team rode the 19-point effort of senior Haley Moeller, a dominating third period and some clutch foul shooting down the stretch to hold off the still-inexperienced Jefferson crew 47-43 in a non-league clash Saturday afternoon at Jefferson High School.
"That is a very tough basketball team. Their record doesn't show it because they've played teams like Celina and Versailles," Jefferson mentor Dave Hoffman explained. "They are experienced and senior-dominated, so they played like it. They are physical and very difficult to defend because they go inside-out."
Bremen coach Chris Burden credits that experience for his team's win.
"We had a simple game plan each time out: rebound and play good defense. We strive to limit our opponents to one shot each time and generally we did that today," he explained. "We do like to get out and run, so you have to rebound to do so. We also got a lot of second shots today, which is another goal of ours."
Jefferson (3-4) led 26-23 entering the third period and the teams traded baskets to keep the margin at three. Moeller, who had 10 points at halftime, maintained her efforts, scoring eight in the period. A second-chance basket by senior Hannah Holdren (one of 7 for the Lady Cardinals to 0 for the Lady Wildcats) at 4:55 gave Bremen the lead for good. They used a 6-0 run to get the lead. A free toss by Jefferson junior Gabby Pimpas (8 points) at 3:16 broke the streak temporarily before the Cardinals (4-4) closed with a 7-0 span in the final 2:05, capped by a putback by Moeller with 30 ticks left, for a 38-29 edge.
Jefferson sophomore Brooke Culp (team-high 18 points, 6 boards) was held to two points in the period after dropping in 12 the first half.
The Wildcats had an early reply in the fourth canto: eight straight: 4 free throws by Pimpas, a reverse layin by junior Brooke Hesseling and two more tosses by junior Rileigh Stockwell at 4:52; to get within 38-37. However, they committed two miscues the next two times down court (21 for the game versus 13 for their foe) and couldn't get any closer. They were forced to foul as New Bremen began to run their flex offense to perfection, taking time off the clock. In the final 3:27, they canned 7-of-10 singles (9-of-16 overall for 56.3% versus 21-of-27 for Delphos for 77.8%). Two tosses by Holdren (10 points, 6 boards, 3 assists) with 1.2 ticks on the board accounted for the final margin.
It was a tussle from start to finish. There were five lead changes in the first period alone. Once Moeller hit a transition basket at 2:50, the Cardinals led 7-6. They built that lead to 13-8 on her 10-foot baseliner at 47.6 seconds but a trifecta by Pimpas from right of the key to beat the horn made it 13-11.
Culp came alive in the second period, scoring 10 points. Stockwell's basket at 5:45 gave Jefferson their largest lead of the game at 20-15 and Culp — fouled in the act of shooting a last-chance 28-footer at the horn — hit three free throws with no time on the clock for that 26-23 halftime spread.
In sum, New Bremen hit 18-of-49 shots (2-of-12 beyond the arc) for 36.7 percent; seized 32 boards (14 offensive) as Moeller added six; and 20 fouls. Moeller added five steals and Kyla Otting 10 counters. They visit Jackson Center Tuesday.
Jefferson totaled 10-of-32 shooting (2-of-5 3-balls) for 31.3 percent; 28 caroms (7 offensive) as Stockwell led with eight; and 16 fouls. Pimpas had three assists. Jefferson visits Ada 6 p.m. Thursday.
"I was proud of our efforts today against an experienced team. We played them tough, as well as we could," Hoffman added. "The third period has been a problem for us all season; for some reason, we don't come out with the needed intensity. We were up three against Crestview Thursday at the half and they outscored us 20-4; today it was 15-3. We had a couple of unforced turnovers that cost us. We also gave up way too many second shots but that is as much them being more physical than us. We made more progress today and we just need to keep working and making strides as we gain experience. We're starting to reach a more comfortable level with our younger girls, which we need."
In junior varsity action, New Bremen grabbed a 30-20 victory.
Devon Heitkamp led the Cardinals with nine, while sophomore Heather Pohlman countered with nine for the Lady 'Cats (2-5).


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- Carol also introduced two pieces of legislation, which became law, to make sure that our veterans and National Guard and Reserve families are treated fairly when overpayments or bonuses need to be repaid.
Carol Protected Working Families and Children
- Carol introduced legislation to undo changes made by the Bush Administration to the Family Medical Leave Act. Carol's Family Medical Leave Restoration Act would ensure that working families have the flexibility they need if a family member is sick or injured.
- Carol strongly supported the Low Income Heating Assistance Program (LIHEAP). Thanks to Carol's work, NH received more than $50 million in heating assistance for low-income families last winter. That was almost double what NH received the previous year, and allowed for almost 40,000 households (10,000 more households) to receive assistance.
- Carol voted for the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which allows women and other workers to challenge unfair pay in the workplace.
Carol Stood Up for Fiscal Responsibility and Government Accountability
- Carol believes in PAY AS YOU GO. Carol was an original cosponsor of legislation to enforce statutory Pay-As-You-Go, which would require Congress to offset any new spending by either raising revenue or cutting spending in other areas. Carol wants all Congressional spending to be offset.
- Carol stood up to the big banks and Wall Street and voted against the bailout because it lacked accountability and oversight. She voted for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act because it invested in America and put Americans to work. It is clear that the Recovery package helped us avoid an economic disaster.
- As a member of the Armed Services Committee, Carol helped lead the fight to pass legislation that reforms the way the Department of Defense contracts for weapons systems. The Weapons Acquisition System Reform Through Enhancing Technical Knowledge and Oversight Act adds increased oversight and accountability to save taxpayer money by avoiding costly delays and price overruns.
Carol Fought for Education
- As a member of the Education & Labor Committee, Carol worked to ensure that education is affordable and accessible. Carol supported legislation that increased Pell Grants and ended subsidies to private lenders. The Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act reforms the current Federal student loan program to save taxpayers $87 billion by eliminating taxpayer subsidies to private lenders. It reinvests $77 billion of those savings in education and redirects $10 billion to the Department of Treasury to cut the deficit.
- Carol led the fight in Committee to achieve these investments while preserving the local services provided by the non-profit New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation (NHHEAF) and protecting its approximately 200 jobs in New Hampshire.
Carol Stood Up for Our Privacy Rights
- Carol joined with a Republican colleague to pass an amendment to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) reauthorization bill. Their amendment prohibits the TSA from using whole body imaging machines as the primary method of screening airline passengers. These machines produce incredibly detailed x-ray-like pictures of the people scanned – a true violation of our privacy.


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$1 Million Dollar Mercedes-Benz Pullman
There is a new Mercedes-Benz Pullman on the horizon and it is poised to be the most expensive luxury limousine on earth. Will there be a market for a million-dollar Mercedes-Benz S-Class Pullman? Sources say you can count on it. The upcoming Mercedes-Benz Pullman limousine at a glance: What buyers will get for their million dollars is an armor plated transportation option of epic proportions. It is a large sedan in its most basic form, but is being billed as a limo for reasons of prestige, marketing and interior configuration I presume. The layout is likely to feature four rear … Continue reading
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The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Black Series at Goodwood FOS: Because Awesome
Among the throngs of supercars, classic cars and extreme racecars the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Black Series managed to make an impression. Not only is this one of the best looking gullwings to boast the SLS AMG badge, it demolishes the 0-60 mile per hour sprint in a cool 3.6 seconds without appearing winded whatsoever. She also does not mind being leered at by passing men. The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Black Series is a special version of the gullwing with plenty of power and fresh clean looks. This is the most recent model to wear the coveted SLS AMG badge and … Continue reading
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The 830-Horsepower Mansory Mercedes-Benz G63
It is quite common for buyers of luxury vehicles to spend top dollar customizing them. It is not at all common for them to turn out as awesome as the Mansory Mercedes-Benz G63, which is pushing out a staggering 840 horses. If only the typical buyer was as awesome and innovative as high-performance aftermarket tuner Mansory is…the world would be a much better place…on the streets anyways. The Mansory version of the 2013 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6×6 is the stuff dreams are made of. The talented tuner took the 6-wheeled behemoth up to a perhaps insane 830 horses. The glorious … Continue reading
The Next Generation of Mercedes-Benz Parks at Geneva Motor Show
It has been a powerfully productive year for the minds at Mercedes-Benz. The next generation of the brand took the stage at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show and included: The Mercedes-Benz S 65 AMG, Mercedes-Benz S 600, Mercedes-Benz S-Class coupe and the new C-Class. Not a bad looking family unit, eh? The Mercedes-Benz lineup (or part of it) did some showing off in Geneva this week. The new family members are stunning and will be rolling into showrooms around the world very soon. The star of the show for the brand was the range topper, the Mercedes-Benz S 65 AMG. … Continue reading
Muhammad Ali's 1959 Mercedes-Benz Up for Grabs
There is a slice of celebrity automotive history up for grabs at auction: Muhammad Ali's 1959 Mercedes-Benz. The bedazzled Benz is expected to net around $2 million USD, and the superstar personally stated that proceeds will benefit mankind. It was said that the sale profits will go to aid world hunger, per the wishes of both Ali and the car's current owner. Check out the almost insane looking bespoke Benz below! Initial auction bids began at $500,000. How much will the next owner shell out to own the bespoke Mercedes-Benz owned by legend Muhammad Ali? Ali rocked the 1959 Mercedes-Benz … Continue reading
Detroit: The 2015 Mercedes-Benz S600 is Still Packing a V12
Now the 2015 Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG is not the only member of the family packing a V12. The 2015 Mercedes-Benz S600 boasts a twin-turbocharged V12 pushing out 523 horses and some exclusive tech additions. The new model took the stage this week at the start of the 2014 Detroit Auto Show. The 2015 Mercedes-Benz S600 has made its debut at the Detroit Auto Show. The sleek sedan offers all the prestige of the brand with plenty of power to back it up. The engine for the 2015 Mercedes-Benz S600 is a 6.0-liter V12 rather than the 5.5. This makes it … Continue reading
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Mercedes-Benz Combats Stealth Problem with Electric Car Engine Sounds
Electric and hybrid powertrains—they are all the rage in both standard and exotic autos now. There is a long list of both pros and cons for new technologies, as is to be expected. Mercedes-Benz is combating the problem of electric cars being to silent by adding some artificial engine sounds. Electric car engine sounds can be added to the mix to factor out accidents with pedestrians. So why is a silent automobile an issue? Imagine strolling across the street and never hearing a car come around a corner. Because vehicles can be lethal, auditory enhancements are being made to electric … Continue reading
Mercedes-Benz GLA 45 AMG hits the LA Auto Show
Mercedes-Benz took advantage of the 2013 Los Angeles Motor show to reveal its latest hand—a handful of stunning cars and concepts including the Mercedes-Benz GLA 45 AMG. Other models on stage included the SLS AMG GT Final Edition, the S 65 AMG and the AMG Vision Gran Turismo. While the Mercedes-Benz GLA 45 AMG is just a show vehicle for now, it represents a bold new direction for what a sporty luxury SUV could be in the near future. The GLA 45 AMG concept offers the space and some of the size of an SUV without losing its sports car … Continue reading
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2015 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT: Meet the Next Generation
The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG was first revealed at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show. Since that time, there have been several versions of the gullwing coupe created, including the fantastic Black Series. Sadly, all good things come to an end, and the final version of the SLS AMG series has been revealed: The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT. Fun fact: The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG was the first model designed in-house by AMG. The successor to the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren will have a fine send-off in GT form. It is currently on display at the Los Angeles Auto Show and the Tokyo Auto … Continue reading
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Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6×6 is $511,000 USD
Mercedes-Benz is offering something bigger for the G63 AMG fans: The Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6×6 beast for a mere $511,612. Compared that with the cost of the regular G63 AMG at $135,000. What makes the four-door, six-wheel sibling worth so much more money? The Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6×6 is a ton of luxury vehicle for a ton of money. The Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6×6 at a glance: It packs the same 5.5-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine as the other G63 siblings. Engine is mated to the AMG Speedshift Plus 7G-Tronic automatic transmission. This has 3 drive modes: Manual, sport and controlled … Continue reading
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For the first time in school history, Dutch Fork High School football advances to the state title game.
In his third season, Coach Tom Knotts will lead the Silver Foxes to take aim at their first ever state championship.
Friday night, Dutch Fork defeated White Knoll 28-11 in the Division I semifinal to proceed to the finals.
Dutch Fork will take on Gaffney Saturday at 3 p.m. at Williams-Brice Stadium for the Class 4A Division I state championship.
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Pine Valley Villa on Canal in Rotonda
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
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- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Rotonda West
- rates (USD) $ 2,700 - $ 2,900 / month
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Private Pine Valley Villa on Canal. 3 Bedrooms w/tvs, 2 baths.
MBR with King size bed, slider to lanai/pool, Pvt bath with walk-in
Shower, his/her sinks and lg walk in closet. 2nd BR has queen size
bed, slider to lanai/pool shares full bath with 3rd BR which has Queen
size bed. Large open cathedral ceiling family room with
entertainment center, TV, DVD & Stereo system with slider and great
open area view of lanai/pool & Canal. Lg open fully equipped
kitchen with microwave, dishwasher, refrig with ice maker, and
garbage disposal. Kitchen has breakfast bar, dining area & computer
desk/station with high speed internet access.
Utility room off kitchen with washer, dryer & sink basin, leading to
2 car garage.
villa rental amenities
Air Conditioned, ceiling fans, outside stereo speakers, Heated Pool,
outdoor lanai shower, kitchen appliances, towels, linens, dishes,
telephones, vacuum, hairdryers, alarm clocks, lanai furniture, Gas
BBQ grill, beach chairs, beach umbrella, cooler,2 adult bikes and
fishing rods.
activities and attractions in Rotonda Gulf Coast South
15 minutes to beach, restaurants & shopping. Many golf courses to
choose from with several in Rotonda.
vacation rental rates
Rates from $2700 / $2900 per month
Minimum rental 2 months for Jan, Feb, and March
Florida sales tax and tourist tax included
$300 security deposit
$225 Pool heating charge per month


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There were several times where it rained during the cruise so instead of going inside we put on our swimsuits and got in one of 6 hot tubs to enjoy the warm air which we had escaped to from the cold midwest winter.
My daughter who is 9 joined the Adventure Ocean group and loved it!! The staff was great and they kept the kids busy the whole time she was there. We went to give her a message one day and she came over mad because she thought we were going to make her leave. Great Job with this group RCCL!
We attended the ice show one day. It is amazing what the skaters can do on a moving rink. Great dancing unfortunately the ice was not totally set in one spot and it caused a few falls but they kept on without hesitation.
Drew Thomas Magic was a show you would expect to pay big bucks to see. I am still trying to figure out how he was able to do all the tricks. The Royal Caribbean dancers and singers add a whole new dimension to this show as well.
Flow Rider is awesome! One night we paid for a lesson since we wanted a little more guidance before sacrificing our bodies to the 35mph waters. The staff were very helpful. The next day all of us were boogie boarding and my husband even braved the surf board as well.
We ate breakfast in the Windjammer just so we could get in and out without waiting for anyone. The nights we ate in the dining room using My Time Dining we ended up getting the same table each night by the window with the same wait staff which was nice. Food was excellent! One night when we felt like staying dressed casual we went to Johnny Rockets. You get unlimited fries and onion rings while you wait for your main course. It was a fun atmosphere.
It was fun to meet up with other Cruise Critic members the first couple days and chat with them over the course of the cruise.
We did the luggage valet offered on the ship and highly recommend this if you have to fly out of Orlando. When we debarked we got to walk past all the people standing around waiting to find their luggage. Just jumped on the shuttle and then when in Orlando we were free to wander without having to check in or haul luggage around.
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Police in Clarkston say one man is in custody after stabbing a MARTA bus driver on Friday.
According to Clarkston police, the man boarded the bus at North Indian Creek Drive and Market Street, and then stabbed the driver.
Police say he then got off the bus and walked to the nearby Thrifttown Market where he gets to Sprites and asks for money.
He then walked out of the store and tries to grab a woman, biting her on the arm, say police.
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Jacksonville Jaguars
Taylor Price - #15 - WR
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|Hilliard, OH
|Years played
|2010, 3rd round, 26th pick by Patriots
Jaguars release Ross, Landry
The Jaguars released DBs Aaron Ross and Dawan Landry on Friday, the team announced.
Jacksonville Jaguars: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Jacksonville Jaguars, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
Jaguars release OT Whimper, DB King, QB Wilson
The Jaguars released OT Guy Whimper, DB Brandon King and QB John Parker Wilson, the team announced.
Caldwell might be starting fresh in Jacksonville
Expect new Jaguars GM David Caldwell to emphasize this offseason on building through the draft. Heavily.
Why would the Jaguars give up on Gabbert now?
Despite few positive signs to date, now is not the time to move on from Blaine Gabbert in Jacksonville, writes Arthur Arkush.
Jaguars announce some big changes
The Jaguars announced this week that they won't be very active in free agency and will transition to a zone-blocking system in 2013.
Jaguars introduce new logo
The Jaguars introduced a new brand identity and logo on Tuesday.
Jaguars hire Walker, Scelfo, Yarno as assistants
The Jaguars have hired defensive backs coach DeWayne Walker, quarterbacks coach Frank Scelfo and offensive line coach George Yarno.
Jaguars retain assistant coaches Duffner, Sullivan
Gus Bradley is keeping two veteran assistants, linebackers coach Mark Duffner and receivers coach Jerry Sullivan, from the previous regime.
Jaguars choose Babich as defensive coordinator
Former Bears LB coach Bob Babich is joining Gus Bradley in Jacksonville as the Jaguars' new defensive coordinator, the team announced Saturday.
Jaguars add Fisch as offensive coordinator
Jaguars new head coach Gus Bradley tabbed former University of Miami offensive coordinator Jed Fisch to oversee the offense, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Tucker takes over Bears' defense
The Bears added to their new coaching staff on Friday, hiring Mel Tucker as defensive coordinator, the team confirmed.
Bradley ready, but needs to hire experienced offensive staff
New Jaguars head coach Gus Bradley comes with a wealth of defensive experience, but would be wise to focus on adding top offensive coaches to his staff.
On the clock: Jaguars will be a 'needs-based' drafting team
New GM David Caldwell has plenty of holes to fill in Jacksonville and will use a "needs-based" drafting philosophy to accomplish the task.
Jaguars tab Bradley as head coach
The Jaguars hired former Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley as head coach, Fox Sports' Jay Glazer and ESPN's Adam Schefter first reported.
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Today is a perfect day to look at houses. The snow is pretty much gone, and it's going to be a warm 50+ degree weekend. One area of interest is the Walten Woods region of Harborcreek — just a ride out to this private community along the lake is worth the trip. Here's a link to my cover story about a Howard Hanna listing. Other links to home stories are listed below.
Pam Parker is the editor of Lake Erie LifeStyle, Her Times and House to Home at the Erie Times-News in Erie, Pa. She is the mom of three, stepmom to three and step-grandmom to one. She has been writing about real estate for more than 20 years.
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With head coach Jim Harbaugh endorsing Alex Smith for a Pro Bowl berth following the Week 15 win over Pittsburgh, in addition to saying that he did indeed envision Smith being the team's long-term quarterback, we hear a new contract for Smith is pretty much a done deal.
A recent CSNBayArea.com report speculated that Smith would likely sign a two- to three-year contract for $8 million to $11 million annually — terms that are in line with what PFW has been hearing.
As for promising rookie backup Colin Kaepernick, it appears an Aaron Rodgers-like apprenticeship could be in the offing.
"The team had one flirtation with Matt Hasselbeck, but after deciding not to match Tennessee's offer, Harbaugh has been behind Alex all the way," one inside source said.
"Alex has impressed everybody with his toughness and the way he held the team together in offseason workouts. He is greatly admired by his teammates for the work he has put in learning this system, and the fan base seems to have come around to him because he said he wanted to stay here, despite a lot of hammering by the local media.
"Harbaugh has said it would take two full years for his quarterback to fully know his system, and Alex is only 27. The way this team is built suits Alex's skill set. The quarterback doesn't have to throw for 300 yards a game. Because of great special teams and all the turnovers the defense forces, Alex is looking at working on a short field 2-3 times a game."
Smith has improved significantly in a number of areas, most notably his ability to hold on to the ball and cut down on his turnovers (only two fumbles despite being sacked more than any other QB in the league).
"No question he's made great progress in that regard," the insider said. "Early on, there was controversy over the size of his hands. He'd raise his arm, and the ball would come out. But his ability to hang on to the ball this season has been uncanny.
"Last year, he was always so frantic trying to move the ball. He tried to keep plays alive too long and got himself into bad situations. Now he understands that, if the team has to punt the ball away, so what? He will take a sack if he has to, rather than do anything that's going to lose a game."


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Puig back.
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Will Ferrel is such a boss when it comes to doing awesome things at sporting events. It's in his DNA as a Sports Broadcasting major
Los Angeles Dodgers rookie outfielder Yasiel Puig plays baseball unlike any other Major Leaguer plays baseball. He's cocky, brash, emotional and impulsive. All of those
If you're a baseball fan, yesterday was nirvana: Three playoff games decided by only one run, a near-no-hitter from the Cardinals' 22-year-old Michael Wacha, a come-from-behind thriller
The Los Angeles Dodgers clinched a postseason berth yesterday by defeating the Arizona Diamondbacks. After getting off to a horrible start, Don Mattingly's team has
Last night's Los Angeles Dodgers-Arizona Diamonbacks game got a little out of hand. There were five hit batsmen and two bench-clearing brawls. So, yeah, not
Los Angeles Dodgers centerfielder Matt Kemp gave away his hat, jersey and shoes after a game in San Francisco over the weekend.
Apparently Psy is back. The weird dance enthusiast showed up at Dodger Stadium last night to ply his special brand of entertainment. Tommy Lasorda had
It was a rough night for the Los Angeles Dodgers on the diamond, in the parking lot, and in the future.
Los Angeles Dodgers announcer and national treasure Vin Scully further endeared himself to the world yesterday when he wondered aloud about hashtags.
A day in the life of a Navy Seal probably goes something like this: 1. Wake up 2. Be awesome 3. Go to sleep. 4.
KTLA sports anchor Rebecca Hall is familiar with Vin Scully's impressive resumé. She is less familiar with the words she's allowed to say on her
When you're a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers, it's a good idea to keep your acting chops sharp. To that end, here's a battery
I'm not trying to take sides on this Padre-on-Padre hate crime -- because the guy laid out in the street might be in horrific condition
The Los Angeles Dodgers turned one of the most unique triple plays in baseball history yesterday, mainly because not a single person knew
The ceremonial first pitch is a tired tradition. Most of the time, some corporate fat cat in a starched shirt waddles out there and throws
You know how we know the summer doldrums have set in? Because today The Internet can't seem to get over this little kid
Maybe you've heard: Ballpark attendence at baseball games isn't exactly off to a banner start. And Wrigley Field is one of the ballparks where things
Thirty-five years ago today, on April 25, 1976, the Chicago Cubs took the field to play the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium. During the
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