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Kentucky, Syracuse and North Carolina all earned No. 1 seeds for the NCAA tournament Sunday despite weekend losses that brought even more intrigue to the three-week, 67-game tournament.
Michigan State earned the other No. 1 seed and was the only one of the four top-billed teams to win its conference tournament.
Bubble teams Drexel, Seton Hall, Mississippi State and Pac-12 regular-season champion Washington were left wondering why they didn't make the field and how teams like Iona, California, North Carolina State and South Florida got in.
The 68-team free-for-all starts with first-round games Tuesday, the first step en route to the Final Four that begins March 31 in New Orleans.
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) -- Peyton Manning had another marathon session during the second stop in his search for a new team.
The free-agent quarterback spent nearly 6½ hours at the Arizona Cardinals' headquarters and training facility on Sunday.
The session was even longer than the nearly six hours Manning spent at the Broncos' facility in Denver on Friday night.
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Moss is attempting to make an NFL comeback after a year out of pro football. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Sunday night because it wasn't made public that the veteran wideout would hold a session for the NFC West champion Niners a day before the start of the free agency period.
DORAL, Fla. (AP) -- Justin Rose was steady down the stretch at the Cadillac Championship on Sunday, closing with a 2-under 70 to finish at 12-under 272 and beat Bubba Watson by a stroke.
Even after the biggest win of his career, Rose had to share the stage with two stars who appear headed in opposite directions.
Rory McIlroy took another leap forward by nearly pulling off a remarkable rally.
Tiger Woods took a disturbing step back when a sore left Achilles tendon became too painful for him to continue. He withdrew from the final round Sunday, the second time in 10 months that he couldn't finish a tournament because of his Achilles.
RIO GRANDE, Puerto Rico (AP) -- George McNeill birdied the last three holes for a 3-under 69 to rally past Japanese star Ryo Ishikawa and win the Puerto Rico Open on Sunday.
LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Defending Sprint Cup champion Tony Stewart made a bold move to take the lead on a late restart and held off Jimmie Johnson for a redemptive win at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Sunday.
LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Defending Nationwide champion Ricky Stenhouse Jr. led the final 54 laps at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Saturday for his first victory of the season.
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ISTANBUL (AP) -- Ashton Eaton of the United States set his third heptathlon world record in as many years to win gold Saturday at the world indoor championships, and Justin Gatlin highlighted an all-American day by taking the 60-meter dash.
Gatlin earned his first gold since serving a four-year doping suspension, chasing down Nesta Carter of Jamaica to win in 6.46 seconds.
Sanya Richards-Ross of the United States won 400 gold in 50.79 seconds, beating Russian Aleksandra Fedoriva by 0.97 seconds.
Aries Merritt added gold in the 60-meter hurdles, beating the heavily favored Liu Xiang off China to cement a record gold medal haul for the U.S. team.
ISTANBUL (AP) -- Yelena Isinbayeva ended a three-year gold medal drought by winning the pole vault Sunday at the world indoor championships with just two jumps.
NAMPA, Idaho (AP) -- Omar Craddoc won the triple jump, Jeff Demps took the 60 meters, and Tony McQuay topped the 400 field Saturday night to lead Florida to its third straight men's title in the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships, while the Oregon women also won for the third year in a row.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Russia's Ilya Frolov and Lena Schoneborn of Germany won gold at the World Cup modern pentathlon at Charlotte's Memorial Stadium, solidifying their spots in the upcoming London Games.
GENEVA (AP) -- Canadian racer Nick Zoricic died of head injuries after crashing in a World Cup skicross event at Grindelwald on Saturday.
The 29-year-old Canadian went wide over the final jump and landed in safety nets lining the side of the course. Television pictures showed Zoricic tumbling through the nets as his skis and poles were thrown clear.
KRANJSKA GORA, Slovenia (AP) -- Ted Ligety of the United States won the season's next-to-last World Cup giant slalom Saturday.
The giant slalom champion in 2008, '10 and '11 trails leader Marcel Hirscher of Austria, who finished third, by 92 points with one race remaining this week in Schladming, Austria.
ARE, Sweden (AP) -- Maria Hoefl-Riesch of Germany won a World Cup slalom on Saturday, while overall champion Lindsey Vonn skied out during her second run.
ARE, Sweden (AP) -- Olympic champion Hannah Kearney won her second World Cup race in two days with a victory in the dual moguls on Saturday.
STRATTON MOUNTAIN, Vt. (AP) -- Olympic gold medalist Hannah Teter sustained a concussion after a hard fall in the halfpipe at the U.S. Open.
AUCKLAND, New Zealand (AP) -- American skipper Ken Read produced a tactical masterstroke to leave the Volvo Ocean Race wide open again Sunday by taking his Puma team past pacesetting Telefonica into second place in the fourth leg won by French boat Groupama.
COL D'EZE, France (AP) -- Bradley Wiggins beat Lieuwe Westra by 2 seconds in the decisive mountain time trial to win the Paris-Nice race for the first time Sunday.
PRATI DI TIVO, Italy (AP) -- Italy's Vincenzo Nibali won the toughest stage of the weeklong Tirreno-Adriatico race Sunday with an impressive solo breakaway on the uphill finish, while 40-year-old American Chris Horner retained his overall lead.
INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (AP) -- American teenager Christina McHale stunned Wimbledon champion and 2011 WTA player of the year Petra Kvitova with a 2-6, 6-2, 6-3 victory in the night session Sunday at a BNP Paribas Open that has seen several withdrawals because of illness.
Gael Monfils of France, Jurgen Melzer of Austria and American Vania King each battled an intestinal virus that has sidelined at least a half-dozen players.
Roger Federer also admitted to not feeling well after his 6-4, 6-1 victory over American wild card Denis Kudla in the second round.
Rafael Nadal also advanced to the third round with a 6-1, 6-3 victory over Argentina's Leonardo Mayer.
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) -- Lionel Messi scored twice to reach 50 goals for the second straight season and lead Barcelona to a 2-0 win at Racing Santander in the Spanish league on Sunday night.


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I was lucky enough, along with one of my hunting buddies, to draw a SD muzzleloader buck tag. Only 1000 given out in the state, took us 4 years to draw. Season is open until end of year, I'll try to give you a play by play of how it goes.
Friday, day before season, set up double bull blind along river where deer like to winter. We were lucky enough to abtain permission from owner, since rifle season is over he was done hunting.
Opening morning: seen around 30 deer returning to beeding area coming back from corn field. Two of them were small bucks, also seen two coyotes, but didn't want to spook deer so let them walk.
Sat. evening: Went back to blind, spooked some does that were bedded near blind, but was plenty early so was not conserned. Getting close to sunset the deer started moving. Kept catching glimpses of a buck in the trees, but couldn't get a look at him right away, seen him a few times off and on, think he's a 5x5 with short tines. Deer started to file out of bedding area, lots of does going along the river 65 yards in front of me and some going off to my left to another corn field all offering shots of 100 yards or less. Then out steps a nice buck, he's walking in front of my coming on the trail 65 yards away, he's a 4x5 nice and tall, probably a 140's class buck, and I let him walk by. Not sure if I could do that again, I was calling myself name in the blind, then another buck comes out to my left, another nice 5x5, he was a little smaller than the other one so let him walk to. I seen alot of deer that night probably 70-80 or more. Nothing even looked at the blind so I knew it was still going to be good.
Sun morning: BLIZZARD I got up and knew there was no way I was sitting in the blind today. My partner calls at 6:30 and asks what are you doing, I said just watching the hunting channel. Then he says you wouldn't want to come pull me out of the ditch would you. So I go start the pickup and put my warm clothes on and off to the rescue. It was -8 degrees with a 30-40mph wind, not nice at all. We went to another farmers place and sat in the hay loft of his barn overlooking his shelterbelt. We seen around 20 does and fawns and on fair 4x4.
Sun Evening: went back to hay loft, seen same deer, no shooters.
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Strausbaugh, the first player in program history to earn the honor, also picked up all-freshman team accolades along with fellow teammate Gabriela Roman. The duo is the first Dolphins to make the all-freshman squad since Alyssa Robertson in 2010.
"We are super excited for Sammie and Gaby," JU head coach Michelle Collier said. "They are two young ladies, who have had to step up and play some big roles this season and they have done a great job at it. I am super excited about the next three years I get to spend helping them continue to develop their volleyball skills and grow as young women."
Strausbaugh led the Dolphins in kills (360) and service aces (34) in her first season. She also ranks second in digs (286) and fourth in blocks (44) and assists (22). Strausbaugh recorded double-digits kills in 19 contests, including more than 20 four times. She finished the year with double-digits kills in eight of the final 10 matches. Strausbaugh had 11 aces between five-set wins against USC Upstate and East Tennessee State to help JU claim its tournament berth since 2009. She also picked up A-Sun Player of the Week honors twice in the final three weeks.
"Sammie is deserving of this award," Collier said. "She has performed very consistently this season, and we know teams prepare to defend her every night we step on the court. It is not an easy role to play and she has done it in a very high level, always working hard, and doing everything she can to get better as a player and help her teammates. She an example to be followed and I look forward to having her leadership as we continue to develop this program."
Roman wrapped her first season third in kills (196), fourth in aces (16) and sixth in digs (114). She had 10 double-digit kill contests, including 20 kills and 10 digs in the win against Louisiana. Roman tallied 17 kills in the loss at Northern Kentucky and had a double-double (10 kills, 15 digs) against UNF.
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Arians, voted NFL coach of the year for his work as interim coach of the Indianapolis Colts last season, promised Goodwin will bring a high level of intensity to the job.
With Arians also bringing in a longtime NFL assistant coach, the highly respected Tom Moore, as assistant head coach-offense, Goodwin will handle the day-to-day coordinator chores, with an emphasis on his specialty, the offensive line.
The 39-year-old Goodwin has worked for Arians for six seasons, five with the Pittsburgh Steelers and last year as offensive line coach of the Colts.
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Reviews by 22Blue:
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
06-02-2014 13:13:58 | More by 22Blue
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5/5 rDev +29.5%
This is where other beers come to be decimated and pronounced simpleton swills of bulging Amerigo. In fact this is the war of the worlds brew that comes out of the ground and goes GEEE GLEEENNNNK and then starts zapping people and turns them to quivering dust piles. I saw a man carrying a case of Bud Light walking in 95 degree heat as I was driving towards the Jolly Pumpkin headquarters today and I cursed his existence and made inside my brain those exact same GLLLEEEKEKKEKE sounds and he was gone from the face of the planet beer. I pulled in and mooched three samples with this being the last and bought three bottles with this being the first tasted. What you have here is a copper bodice and the queen is being fed chinked off pieces of the Sphinx and grape wine and the blood of three virgins. Her hair is flaming and her mouth is cursed with the comprachico's everpresent and everlasting grin-smirk-smile. You have a porter with God's little magic wand in it making a mushroom cloud of exploding suds that implodes from the center down in a burst of purple froth. You have to harness this head because it whips around and screams and threatens to put your life in the dustbowl if you don't dive right in and be overcome by excellence.
08-11-2006 17:50:29 | More by thelagerheads
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
06-09-2014 20:58:53 | More by tectactoe
New York
4.05/5 rDev +4.9%
A gentle pour produces three finger of rocky, dark tan bubble that settle to a thin cap leaving some lacing on the glass. The beer is almost opaque with light just penetrating the thin edge revealing a very deep garnet.
The first thing you smell is moderately sour/acidic and dark malt with some light coffee and cocoa aromas. Some esters of plums come through. After my glass warmed a light goaty and earthy funk from the sour developed.
A big mouth watering, intense sour hits you on the first sip, far more than the nose suggests. The sourness has free range of the show here with just a trace of malt sweetness to balance it. There also some dark malts flavors with a touch of cocoa in the back; it takes a while but roasted and burnt grain flavors come through that remind me a nice dry American stout. The sourness and roasted grain flavors continue into a long dry finish.
This is a medium body with a lively, light carbonation.
Mardugada Obscura is an intensely sour beer with notes of dry stout. It's defiantly not for everyone but I think it's pretty amazing beer.
06-24-2012 22:28:25 | More by MadScientist
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
04-19-2014 00:37:43 | More by Tiernan
3.98/5 rDev +3.1%
Pours a deep black with a two finger head of tan foam that sticks on top. Some lacing as well. Head stays around awhile, looking good. Aromas of chocolate and roastiness. A fruity aroma with some funky sourness and an oak undertone. Slightly spicy and quite interesting!
First sip brings a mild roasty maltiness along with some chocolate and light fruit tones. Flows down with a touch of smokiness. Sour tones come through and they can be quite strong. Earthy yeastiness brings in a spicy aspect. Oak comes through on the finish with some herbal hop bitterness. Sour lingers on after each sip.
This is a light bodied stout here for sure. Easy drinking and quite interesting. Not sure I could drink all that much of it myself, but it's a good bottle to share with friends or family. Another JP brew worth looking out for!
12-24-2007 04:03:57 | More by orbitalr0x
4/5 rDev +3.6%
03-21-2014 19:04:37 | More by DaftPatrick
4.03/5 rDev +4.4%
Blend 2; Bottle 1/5/11
A - Pours deep brown/black with three fingers of brown head. By far the darkest beer I've seen from JP. Head has great retention and leaves quite a bit of lacing.
S - Tart and funky up front, with some green apple and tart cherry. Then the stout elements become apparent, with roasted malt, bitter chocolate and a bit of milk chocolate. Nice.
T - At first it tastes like a lot of other JP beers, with a funky sourness, including some apple. But midway through, the chocolate and roasted malts really identify this as a stout. There is some sourness throughout, but it mostly hits up front. The finish is roasty and somewhat dry like bitter chocolate. I think this works well.
M - Medium mouthfeel that feels lighter initially and a bit heavier on the finish. Finish is several types of dry: a bit earthy/funky, a bit roasty, and a bit bitter.
O - Definitely an interesting brew from Jolly Pumpkin. I think it works well and is pretty tasty, but it doesn't make me eager to have more sour stouts, either.
12-14-2011 04:07:36 | More by warnerry
3.6/5 rDev -6.7%
750 ml bottle. Pours a dark brown with a large fluffy brown head that retains well and laces the glass.
The aroma is grainy lactic chocolate with some spicy hops and a little band-aid.
The flavor is roasted malts with a vinous sour fruitiness. The finish is roasted bitterness. The mouthfeel is medium and creamy.
Overall, it's kind of jarring to have a sour stout. It seems to balance out and blend as it warms and I drink more. I'm not quite sure how much I like it, but it's a fun beer and I'd definitely have it again.
05-12-2007 05:05:58 | More by Beaver13
4/5 rDev +3.6%
05-20-2014 22:51:11 | More by TimoP
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
07-30-2013 14:26:03 | More by Dbrulet
4/5 rDev +3.6%
Thanks to AmericanBrew for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a dark brown color with a khaki head. The aroma is brown sugar, alcohol and dark cherries. The flavor is pretty tart with some sour cherries and a lot of notes from the oak aging. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. A very nice slightly sour stout.
04-27-2010 00:14:00 | More by Mora2000
4.75/5 rDev +23.1%
04-30-2012 04:06:15 | More by Skye1024
3.95/5 rDev +2.3%
Pours jet black with a huge, cascading brown head. Rich aroma of burnt coffee, chocolate, bourbon, leather, and sour yeast. Once this warmed, it was very good. Tons of roasted malt, with coffee, chocolate, currants, smoke, and oak. I could have done without the sour yeast. It drowns out whatever hop bittenress they intended. It doesn't ruin the beer (like Avery 15) but it also doesn't make it better. All in all, this is still a very good stout.
12-09-2008 22:52:20 | More by magictrokini
3.53/5 rDev -8.5%
Bottle (2011)
Holiday Wine Cellar
Escondido, CA
Dark black and thick appearance. Tall, growing brown head that lasts. Regular, lined lacing down the glass. A gorgeous stout!
The aroma on this beer changes as it warms perhaps more than any other beer I've had. It begins slightly roasty and bready, evolving in to a tart, tangy, biting sour mixed with sweet fruit--like cherries or raspberries.
As with the nose, this beer really changes as it warms. It begins slightly roasty and bready, and at near room temperature, it's a biting sour mixed with some sweet fruit. There isn't a lot of typical-"stout" flavors left over. It's missing a depth, balance, and complexity I was hoping for. Tasty, and certainly unique.
Medium bodied. I was hoping for a more full, luscious mouthfeel.
An interesting and unique sour stout. For my tastes, I would have preferred a touch less of the acidic sour notes because the typical stout flavors got left in the dust, leaving this beer relatively one-note: sour.
08-04-2011 15:30:19 | More by ehammond1
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
04-06-2014 05:46:29 | More by sourdog
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
07-30-2013 10:20:55 | More by Cynic-ale
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
06-13-2013 21:29:55 | More by doremite
West Virginia
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
04-16-2014 06:38:43 | More by WVbeergeek
District of Columbia
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
05-18-2013 14:00:56 | More by jtladner
3.93/5 rDev +1.8%
750ml purchased at the brewery from the good Captain.
Pours a billowing head of rich mocha colored foam over an impenetrably black body. The head develops an ice-cream-scoop appearance and eventually flattens out, but never completely disappears. Aromas of tart vinous fruit, espresso and a hint of alcohol. Tart and tangy flavors upfront with a substantial citric-grapefruit bitterness as well. More familiar stout flavors of espresso and chocolate soon make a showing accompanied by a vinous fruit character and notes of oak. As I wind my way down the glass, the flavor extremes become less-pronounced and the beer achieves a nice equilibrium, albeit a tart one. Medium to full bodied, with moderate carbonation. Smooth in the mouth with a moderately drying finish.
This is one off-the-wall stout, but would you expect anything less from the Pumpkin? It claims to be a Belgian inspired stout and it is just that. Its not overly sweet or dry, just a little tart. Some may be put off by the Brett tartness monkeying with their stout, but I find it to take the style in an interesting direction and actually complement the more traditional stout flavors.
02-12-2006 22:56:55 | More by Shovelbum
3.93/5 rDev +1.8%
ST: 750ml poured into a snifter. Blend number ten: bottled 2-16-11. Bottle lists the ABV.
A: Dark and black with a thin brown head.
S: Roasted malt, coffee, earth, sour fruit.
T: Sour fruit, coffee, smoke, earth, and roasted malt.
M: Medium and dry
O: I have not had a beer by Jolly Pumpkin that I did not like; that streak continues. This beer has nice roasted malt, smoke and coffee, but it also has interesting sour fruit which matches the bitterness of slight hops and coffee bean. The beer is a little light though; it could be heavier.
12-23-2011 00:24:54 | More by ianjsullivan
3.85/5 rDev -0.3%
(Served in a tulip glass)
A- This beer has a black body with a light tan bubbly head and a strong wall of microbubbles that stick to the side of the glass. The body is pretty opaque and the bubbles can only be seen on the side of the body.
S- The big smell of fresh brewed coffee has notes of dark fruit and a tart note to them. As the beer warms the coffee notes increase but there are dark roasted malt notes in the background.
T- The big taste of coffee has nice flavors of cream with some tart cherries followed by wood that hangs on after the finish. There is some chocolate malt notes and dark roasted notes that come through after it warms.
M- This beer has a medium full mouthfeel with a nice creamy texture. The finish doesn't have any alcohol heat.
D- This beer is a big coffee beer with some tart notes that add nice compliment but there is not enough depth.
07-06-2007 02:21:17 | More by rhoadsrage
4.5/5 rDev +16.6%
10-30-2013 16:19:50 | More by ste5venla
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
08-17-2013 06:10:23 | More by Reappropriated
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White Sox at the plate: After going down quickly in the first two innings, the White Sox exploded for seven runs in the third. Andruw Jones tallied a two-run triple and A.J. Pierzynski drove in another two runs with a base hit, while Brent Morel added an RBI double and Alejandro De Aza had two hits and an RBI. Alex Rios also drove in a run during the frame. Chicago had 14 hits on the day.Athletics at the plate: Eric Chavez, while getting six innings of work at first base, collected his first two home runs of the spring -- a two-run shot in the first and a solo homer in the sixth. The A's also got two hits from outfielder Gabe Gross, along with a double off the bat of Jack Cust and base hits from Kurt Suzuki, Eric Sogard, Josh Donaldson and Steve Tolleson. White Sox on the mound: Right-hander Daniel Hudson surrendered four hits, including the two-run homer to Chavez in the first, while walking one and striking out one in two innings of work. Hudson was followed by southpaw Randy Williams, who shut down the A's in two quick frames before giving way to Jeff Marquez. The right-hander pitched two innings and gave up Chavez's other home run in the sixth. Clevelan Santeliz pitched the eighth and gave up an RBI base hit by Donaldson in the eighth. Athletics on the mound: Ben Sheets, making just his second start since 2008, scattered five earned runs in 2 2/3 innings of work. The A's right-hander, slated to be the team's ace, breezed through the first two innings before facing eight batters and surrendering five hits and a walk in the third frame. He said his fastball speed was a notch down, but liked the way his changeup was working. Cedrick Bowers gave up a run in 1 1/3 innings, and Lenny DiNardo surrendered two. Meanwhile, Andrew Bailey, Craig Breslow and Brad Kilby each pitched a scoreless inning. Worth noting: A's outfielder Travis Buck, who was scratched from Tuesday's split-squad game against the Royals due to dizziness, made his return to the field in the seventh inning. He made a fielding error on his first play, but then threw out a runner at second in the ninth. Buck went 0-for-1 at the plate. Cactus League records: Athletics 2-4-1; White Sox 3-3-1 Up next: Freddy Garcia gets the call on Thursday at 2:05 p.m. CT, as the White Sox play host to the Indians for the first time this spring. Garcia looked sharp in his first outing last Saturday, when the White Sox played the Dodgers in split-squad action, and is primed for the fifth spot in the team's rotation. The game will be followed by Jake Peavy's Woodjock 2010 concert later that night in Scottsdale, with teammates Scott Linebrink, Omar Vizquel and Gordon Beckham all performing. Part of the roster then embarks on Friday for two games against the Cubs in Las Vegas.
The A's to Maryvale Baseball Park on Thursday for a 12:05 p.m. PT meeting with the Brewers, with Dallas Braden slated to take the mound for the second time this spring. The A's left-hander, coming back from a season cut short due to a foot injury, tossed two innings and scattered two hits and a run with one walk and one strikeout in his first outing. The A's posted a 8-7 victory over the Brewers in their first meeting March 5.
Jane Lee is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The bad news for the Phils is that they've yet to win a game this season when they score less than seven runs. The worse news is that last night they scored seven and couldn't win anyway as they let a 7-1 lead slip away.
Any list of the worst teams in the NL before the start of the '09 season would have had to include the Nationals and the Padres. The Phillies have lost to them both in the past two games. In those games the bullpen has allowed eight runs in five innings.
Cole Hamels was the other big part of the story last night. His second start was a lot better than his first, but San Diego got back into the game by scoring a pair of runs off of him in both the fifth and the sixth last night, getting them close enough to take advantage of the Phillies' pen and a weak outing by Ryan Madson.
The Phillies lost to the San Diego Padres last night, falling 8-7 to drop to 4-5 on the year.
Hamels got the start for the Phillies and went six innings, allowing five runs on eight hits and a walk. Four of the hits went for extra-bases, a double and three home runs. He struck out four.
Scott Hairston led off the top of the first with a double. David Eckstein followed and bunted Hairston to third for the first out. Brian Giles was next and he flew to center, but not deep enough to score Hairston. Adrian Gonzalez flew to left to set the Padres down.
Hamels started the second with a 5-0 lead. He set Chase Headley, Kevin Kouzmanoff and Nick Hundley down in order.
Luis Gonzalez led off the third and popped an 0-1 pitch out down the left field line to make it 5-1. Hamels got the next three.
Up 6-1, Hamels gave up a two-out single to Headley in the fourth, but struck Kouzmanoff out swinging 1-2 to leave Headley stranded.
Up 7-1, Hamels walked Hundley to start the fifth. Rodriguez was next and hit a ground ball to third. Hundley was forced at second for the first out of the inning. The pitcher Luis Perdomo was next and tried to bunt Rodriguez to second, but popped the bunt up to Howard for the second out. Hamels was almost out of it, but Hairston hit a 1-1 pitch out to left to make it 7-3. Eckstein and Giles followed with back-to-back singles, but Hamels struck Gonzalez out swinging 1-2 to leave both men stranded.
Kouzmanoff singled with one out in the sixth. Hundley was next and Hamels quickly got ahead of him 0-2, but Hundley hit a 1-2 pitch out to left and the lead was cut to two at 7-5. Hamels got the next two.
Condrey started the seventh with the Phils up two runs. He got Hairston for the first out, but Eckstein followed with a single into center. Eyre came in to pitch to the lefty Giles and Giles hit a ground ball to Howard. Howard threw to Rollins at second to force Eckstein for the second out. Eyre struck out the lefty Gonzalez to set the Padres down.
Madson started the eighth still up 7-5. Headley led off with a single and Kouzmanoff followed with a ground out to Howard that moved Headley to second. Madson got Hundley on a fly ball to left for the second out. Rodriguez was next and Madson quickly got behind him 3-0 before he delivered two straight called strikes to run the count full. The 3-2 pitch was a changeup that was very close, but called a ball. It put men on first and second with two down for the pitcher's slot. Lefty Jody Gerut hit for the pitcher Cla Meredith and singled to right. Headley beat Werth's throw home and the lead was cut to 7-6 with men on first and third. Hairston doubled into left, clearing the bases and putting San Diego up for the first time in the game at 8-7. Eckstein grounded to third for the third out.
Tough call on the 3-2 pitch to Rodriguez and it changed the game.
Lidge started the ninth with the Phils still down a run and gave up three straight singles to Giles, Gonzalez and Headley to load the bases with nobody out. Kouzmanoff was next and looped a foul ball down the first base line. Howard made a great play, chasing the ball down, making an over-the-shoulder basket catch and getting the ball back in to hold Giles at third. Lidge struck out Hundley and got Gonzalez on a ground ball to second to work out of the jam.
Great play by Howard. The strikeout of Hundley by Lidge was big in a situation where the Padres can score a run with a better out.
Three innings for the pen in which they allow three runs and can't protect a two-run lead. Madson is the only guy who allowed runs, but Lidge struggled as well. Lidge threw 32 pitches in a non-save situation. Madson 20, Eyre 13 and Condrey six.
The Phillies lineup against righty Chris Young went (1) Rollins (2) Victorino (3) Utley (4) Howard (5) Ibanez (6) Werth (7) Feliz (8) Coste. With no lefties in the San Diego bullpen, Ibanez moves up to hit fifth with Werth dropped to sixth. Feliz plays third against the righty with Dobbs on the bench. Coste catches with Marson back on the bench.
The Phillies scored five runs in the bottom of the first. Rollins and Victorino started the inning with back-to-back singles. Victorino stole second, putting men on second and third for Utley. Utley blasted a 1-0 pitch out to left to make it 3-0. Howard struck out for the first out, but Ibanez followed with a walk. Werth flew to right for the second out and Ibanez stole second before Feliz drew a walk. It put men on first and second with two down for Coste and Coste cleared the bases with a double to left. 5-0. Hamels flew to center for the third out.
They went 1-2-3 in the second.
With one out in the third, Ibanez hit a ball to left that Headley misplayed badly and let fall on the warning track. Ibanez was running all the way and wound up with a triple. Werth popped to second for the first out, but Feliz looped a single to left and Ibanez scored to put the Phillies up 6-1. Coste doubled to left again, moving Feliz to third, but Hamels flew to center for the third out.
Victorino singled with one out in the fourth and again stole second. Utley moved him to third with a ground ball to first for the second out Howard delivered an RBI-double to right and the Phils led 7-1. The righty Perdomo relieved Young and walked Ibanez to put men on first and second. Werth followed with a walk of his own to load the bases for Feliz, but Feliz flew to center to end the inning.
1-2-3 in the fifth and again in the sixth.
The Phils were up 7-5 when Ibanez led off the seventh with a single. Werth was next and hit into a double-play. Feliz singled into center, but Coste grounded to the pitcher to end the inning.
Down 8-7 and facing righty Duaner Sanchez, Dobbs hit for Madson to start the eighth and delivered a single to left. Rollins bunted Dobbs to second for the first out. Victorino was next and he fouled out for the second out with Dobbs holding second. Utley delivered a single into left, but Headley's throw home beat Dobbs to the plate and Hundley blocked the plate nicely. Dobbs was out and the inning was over.
Manuel didn't pinch-run for Dobbs at second. He didn't have great options, but Bruntlett and Cairo, who never, ever, ever plays, probably were better choices than Dobbs to represent the tying run at second.
Rollins bunting was the other interesting thing that happened in the inning, which probably wouldn't have happened if Rollins was hitting well.
Heath Bell struck of Howard to start the ninth. Ibanez was next and he delivered a single into center, putting him on base for the fifth time in the game. Werth flew to right for the second out and Stairs hit for Feliz against the righty Bell. Stairs got ahead 3-0 and two took pitches, the second of which should have been ball four, before striking out looking to end the game.
Rollins was 1-for-4.
Victorino 2-for-5 and stole two bases.
Utley 2-for-5 with a three-run homer.
Howard 1-for-5 with a double and an RBI. He struck out four times.
Ibanez 3-for-3 with a triple and two walks.
Werth 0-for-4 with a walk and four men left on base.
Feliz 2-for-3 with a walk and an RBI.
Coste 2-for-4 with two doubles and two RBI.
Brett Myers (1-1, 5.54) faces righty Shawn Hill (1-0, 3.60) tonight in game two of the set. Myers has allowed six home runs in 13 innings in his first two starts. He's allowed just 12 hits, but nine of them have gone for extra-bases. He isn't walking anyone, either, so he has a 1.08 ratio to go with his 5.54 ERA. He didn't face the Padres in 2008. Hill has made one start with the Padres, allowing two runs to the Giants over five innings on April 10. Hill has had a ton of arm problems and there will be a question of how many pitches he can throw in the game. Around 70 might be a good guess. The Phils didn't face Hill in 2008, but he started three games for the Nationals against them in 2007, going 1-1 with a 3.86 ERA and an 0.91 ratio. ON August 14, 2007, Hill held them to a one hit, a single by Aaron Rowand, and a walk over six innings.


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Aviation Authority completes investigation
A report into the death of a Red Arrows pilot who died following a display in Bournemouth has been passed onto the coroner.
Flight Lieutenant Jon Egging was killed when his jet crashed into a field near Throop in August last year. The Military Aviation Authority says it's now completed its investigation. An inquest date has yet to be fixed.


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CATEGORIES MoviesIf the great red-band trailer for "21 Jump Street" doesn't have you excited for the upcoming action comedy, perhaps this new clip will set things in motion. After all, Jonah Hill gets stabbed, and it's awesome.
Based on the '80s television series that made Johnny Depp famous, "21 Jump Street" stars Hill and Channing Tatum (his 2012 breakout in full swing) as two bumbling cops who go back to high school as part of the Jump Street initiative and hope to bring down a drug dealer. Crazy antics ensue, including one house party gone too far.
You can catch a glimpse of that madness above, but be forewarned: it'll probably only make you wish "Jump Street" was here already. It arrives in theaters on March 16.


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Physicians for Human RightsUsing science and medicine to stop human rights violations
The Rwandan Genocide: An Indelible Stain
PHR's director of international policy and partnerships/senior advisor, Susannah Sirkin, discusses the Rwandan genocide 20 years later, highlighting that "never again" has not been adhered to. Conflicts in Syria, Sudan, and the Central African Republic continue, and the world is incapable of an effective response.
Regardless of Outcome, Katanga Verdict Will Be a Significant Step Forward
The recognition of sexual violence as an international crime at the International Criminal Court (ICC) is a major step forward. The Prosecutor v. Germain Katanga case is the first at the ICC to charge a defendant with crimes of sexual violence and represents a crucial milestone for the ICC and for victims of sexual violence.
Why You Should Join This International Campaign
This month marks the anniversary of a terrible event: the October 2012 attempt on Dr. Denis Mukwege's life at his home in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
Barriers to Justice for Survivors of Sexual Violence in the DRC
Often referred to as the "rape capital of the world," the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has yet to break free of its human rights crisis. In March of this year, our team of eight graduate students from the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University traveled to the DRC to research access to justice for survivors of sexual violence.
A Congolese Hero is Welcomed Home
In October, 2012, Dr. Denis Mukwege, founder and medical director of Panzi Hospital in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and renowned gynecological surgeon who has treated thousands of victims of sexual assault and brutal rape, was the target of an assassination attempt in his home in Bukavu. His family was terrorized, and his trusted aide and guard, Joseph Bizimana, was murdered while defending Dr. Mukwege. After the attack, the Mukwege family left the DRC and took refuge in Belgium, and then in the US for several weeks. His absence from Panzi was keenly felt, and his return the cause of much joy. PHR's DRC Coordinator, Caroline Dauber, describes his homecoming.


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Never Send a Googling Bear to do a Goolging Monkey's Job
by Chris Bowers, Tue Aug 10, 2004 at 05:57:05 PM EDT
by Chris Bowers, Tue Aug 10, 2004 at 05:57:05 PM EDT
by Chris Bowers, Sat Aug 07, 2004 at 08:17:19 AM EDT
Interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi said the government convened an independent commission a month ago to monitor Al-Jazeera's daily coverage "to see what kind of violence they are advocating, inciting hatred and problems and racial tension."
Based on the commission's finding, the National Security Committee ordered the monthlong closure, Allawi said.
Iraqi Interior Minister Falah al-Naqib said the closure was intended to give the station "a chance to readjust their policy against Iraq."(...)
During a July 25 interview with Al-Jazeera in Moscow, interim Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari accused the channel of biased reporting and implied its journalists could be barred from the country.
"We do not tolerate those who exploit the freedom of the media," Zebari said then. "These channels have become channels for provocation against the interest, security and safety of the Iraqi people and the Iraqi government will not be lenient toward such behavior."Of course, since Al-Jazeera is the only Arabic-language news channel in the area where you could have a debate about whether or not it is biased, the representatives of the same Iraqi government that banned the network were willing to be interviewed on it. Obviously, Iraq is still working out that freedom of the press thing.
I guess bombing Al-Jazeera was not enough. At the same time, I wonder if there will be any repercussions for journalists who ran the bogus beheading story. Oh yeah, I don't want to incite violence or anything, but people are still dying in Iraq.
by Chris Bowers, Tue Aug 03, 2004 at 04:01:38 PM EDT
CNN's hawk hack job on Dean is a another example of the intolerance the media has not only has for Dean, but but for non-official, anti-war, left-wing positions in general.
by Chris Bowers, Tue Aug 03, 2004 at 11:55:50 AM EDT
The Democratic National Committee's independent expenditure office is spending $6 million in 20 competitive states [this week alone] and on national cable networks to broadcast an ad in which Kerry argues that he can lead a nation at war. And, on Tuesday, the Media Fund, a liberal interest group, rolled out five TV ads in five swing states -- Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Nevada and New Mexico. The group, which spent $27 million in 17 states this spring to keep Kerry competitive on the air as he rebuilt his campaign fund after the primary, says it is spending at least $2.5 million over a week to run the ads.That's $14M for direct, pro-Bush advertising over the next two weeks, and $8.5M for indirect, pro-Kerry advertising over next week. The article did not indicate what pro-Kerry groups are planning for the week after this one, but for at least the next seven days Kerry allies will combine to outspend Bush on TV ads.
Also, Bush is significantly cutting back on negative advertising, which made up around 75% of his previous ads buys. The campaign must have finally relented after realizing that the negative ads were not having their desired impact on Kerry's image. Kerry's unfavorables remain a little more than ten points lower than Bush's.
by Chris Bowers, Thu Jul 22, 2004 at 11:33:05 AM EDT
Of course, this year is very different. Not only is there F911, but other polemic documentaries, such as Control Room, The Corporation, The Hunting of the President, Outfoxed, and Super Size Me have also received, or are about to receive, significant, widespread attention.
Let's enter into a wonderful hypothetical world for a moment where all six have been nominated for Best Documentary. Which one do you think would win? Which one would you want to win? Take the poll, and discuss.


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Signs of Witness
Signs of the apocalypse. These signs are all around us, coming from street corner prophets and major motion pictures, from evangelists and research scientists alike. Even the guy who cleans my ducts was raving about all the 2012/ Mayan Calendar crap (remember: always humor contractors, as they possess mysterious powers…like the ability to clean ducts – and this guy likes to gamble using online slots, so there's a crap shoot element to the end times in his mind).
Of course, the signs of apocalypse have ALWAYS been with us. The world is always just about to end. Does that mean that it isn't true this time? Like the online slots, low probability, but still a probability greater than zero!
Well, the world itself is in worse shape than it has been for the last few million years. Where you stand in the global warming debate really doesn't change the fact that human beings have seriously affected (I suppose a trendier word would be 'impacted', presumably as the opposite of 'empowered', as long as it's scalable outside the box) the beauty, diversity and all-around live-ability of Planet Earth. Homo Sapiens were a relatively benign tumor up until the 19th and 20th Centuries, when we really got cookin' with the reverse terraforming (so to speak).
It's so easy for humans to focus internally, study our navals, worry about our sexuality, or our aging bodies. I watched my uncle get so depressed at his physical decline that he went on a quest for testosterone therapy using a natural male hormone called bio-identical testosterone. He claims that this treatment has restored his quality of life and that without the hormone he would be a basket case. I see this as a different kind of apocalypse, but an apocalypse nonetheless. Do we need to replace our natural hormones in order to live a life of quality, and it that living a life of quality?
But I digress. This is not the time for a reasonable assessment of the widespread and probably irreversible damage that human race has caused and likely will be causing to our habitat until we wise up or go extinct (so therefore, until we're extinct). This is for mordant levity about the weird-ass folks that believe the world is coming to an end for weird-ass reasons.
For as long as there have been human beings with a sense of the passage of time, for as long as there have been new generations and changes to 'the way things are', there has been the idea — either as an undercurrent or a commonly-held belief, depending on the circumstances of your existence — that things were building to some sort of final time (the three cherries of disaster?)
Yet as civilization progresses and mankind's reach increases, the argument only becomes more and more valid. Imagine the 'end is near' proponents of a century ago, digesting all of the new facts and new incentives to despair — once they had got over the fact that the world has not already ended, that is!
On the other hand, the world has changed in many severe ways, both during recorded history and especially before mankind was a 'major player on the scene'. It is not ridiculous to entertain the possibility that an event could truly occur that would be (to use the well-known phrase, and song title) the end of the world as we know it. For my contractor, this would mean no more gambling – specifically, no more searches for online slots for players in the United StatesIn fact it would also mean no more designer shoes, or fast food, or … anything.
But that's not to downplay the disastrous potential that mankind increasingly possesses with each passing year, nor the number of possibilities unrelated to mankind that could easily spell the end of history. Between the changes that human beings have wrought upon the planet and more astronomical possibilities (comets, meteors, or just small changes in the many little details that make our existence on this planet possible), we really could, at any moment, face a cataclysm that would wipe us out.
But it's my opinion that it will probably happen in a way that few could have predicted — especially the people that spend most of their time making such predictions. Of course, I could be wrong… And my contractor could win big at the online slots!


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The Brick House Tavern and Tap in Willow Grove, kicked off motorcycle season with its first Bike Night event on March 21.
The event attracts around 150 motorcycle riders from around the Greater Philadelphia area, and is open to the general community to admire their vehicles.
"I want Brick House to be noticeably different, beyond great food and great service," Jim Kuhn, COO of Brick House Tavern and Tap, said.
Kuhn said that the Bike Night is a way for Brick House Tavern to be a unique part of the community, as there are few other recurring motorcycle exhibitions available to the public in the area.
According to the Willow Grove Brick House Tavern and Tap website, the March 21 event was the first in a monthly series of Bike Nights to last until mid-summer.
Kuhn also emphasized the charitable aspect of the Bike Night event. For each of the three years that the Willow Grove Brick House Tavern has hosted its Bike Nights, the bar and restaurant also chose a local, charitable nonpofit organization to support. Funds are raised, in part, by holding a 50/50 throughout the three-hour event.
"You want to make sure you give back," Kuhn said.
This year, Brick House Tavern chose Justice Rescue, a volunteer pet rescue organization, based in Havertown.
One of its co-founders, 'Crash,' an Upper Moreland resident, is responsible for helping Brick House decide on choosing Justice Rescue for its Bike Night charity. Crash, who is a regular patron of the bar and restaurant, said that Brick House staff had fallen in love with the work of Justice Rescue volunteers.
"The Brick House is a second home to me," Crash said. "They've just been absolutely awesome, and it's been a really great partnership."
The March 21 Bike Night 50/50 raffle raised nearly $600 for Justice Rescue, of which they recieved half. In addition, Justice Rescue sold related merchandise at the event, and will have the opportunity to do so again with future Bike Nights this year.
According to Crash, the Justice Rescue offers the public a way to halt neighborhood animal abuse through the Justice Rescue's online reporting program CARS (Cruelty Abuse Reporting System), which is found on the Justice Rescue website ( www.justice-rescue.com).
"That's where 90-percent of our reports come in, through the CARS system," Crash said. "It's where people can report about their neighbor beating their dog or that their neighbor's dog is living in filth."
Although Justice Rescue has only been organized since September of last year, Crash said that the website will get an average of two reports every day. Once reports are submitted, Crash said that specialized Justice Rescue volunteers go out to investigate the report.
Justice Rescue refers to such volunteers as "Dog Soldiers."
"I wanted to make a difference," 'House', a Justice Rescue Dog Soldier, said. "Everybody is capable of rational thinking, you just got to show them the way."
According to House, who may have received his nickname through his imposing 6-foot-3-inches, 290-pound stature; once a Justice Rescue Dog Soldier and other volunteers confirm the abuse report, they then attempt to negotiate a rescue from the owner.
"In the most gentle way possible," House said.
Accroding to Crash, fundraising events, such as the Brick House Tavern Bike Night are crucial to the Justice Rescue operations, as the new pet rescue group holds no overhead and pays for expenses out of pocket.
Most expenses are incurred during travels to animal abuse reports, to which most Justice Rescue volunteers ride their motorcycles.
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Once again in 2011, Florida dealt with a disastrous second half. But this time, the Gators had enough to hold on. Barely.
Jeff Demps' 52-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter gave the Gators a 12-point lead, and Jordan Reed snagged an onside kick with little more than a minute left to seal Florida's 26-21 victory, its first since September. But Vanderbilt's loss was valiant at worst.
The Commodores aerated Florida's secondary behind Jordan Rodgers, who threw for 291 yards and two touchdowns, and Jordan Matthews, who caught nine passes for 164 yards and a touchdown. And Vandy won the second half, scoring two touchdowns to Florida's TD and field goal, despite giving up Demps' late scoring run.
But penalties (12 for 106 yards) and that inopportune meltdown left Vanderbilt in a hole all day, and their failure on the onside kick sealed the 'Dores' fate.
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---- — As his Manchester Essex teammates strutted off the field after the Hornets' lone win this season -- a dramatic, last-minute victory over Pope John in September -- Manchester Essex quarterback Cory Burnham kept the win in perspective.
While it was nice for the Hornets to finally see their names in the win column, Burnham said, the most important part of the schedule was still ahead of them.
"What really matters is conference play," Burnham said, "so hopefully we can get some momentum going."
So while the Hornets enter tomorrow's NEC/CAL Tier 4 opener at Hamilton-Wenham (2:00) sitting at a disappointing 1-5, the slate has been wiped clean.
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The bad news? Things may only get tougher for the Hornets now that they've entered their five-game conference slate. Faced with the likes of Hamilton-Wenham, North Reading, Lynnfield, Ipswich and Georgetown, the Hornets have an uphill battle laid out in front of them.
To make matters worse, they open up with consecutive road games against likely the two strongest teams in Tier 4: Hamilton-Wenham tomorrow and North Reading next weekend.
The Generals (3-2), last season's conference champions, are fresh off a trip to the Division 3A Super Bowl, and while some of that momentum may have waned with early season losses to Pentucket and Amesbury, they're again riding high after an impressive overtime win over Bishop Fenwick last weekend.
And with the reigning Division 3A player of the year, quarterback Trevor Lyons, still under center for the Generals, they again appear to be the class of the conference.
Nipping at Hamilton-Wenham's heels are North Reading and Lynnfield.
North Reading sits at 4-1 entering tomorrow's game against Georgetown, and with solid non-conference wins over Tier 3 opponents Saugus, Amesbury and Pentucket, they've clearly already learned how to win.
The North Reading Hornets' defense is yielding just 10 points-per-game, and if that defensive dominance can continue, look for them to make a run at Hamilton-Wenham's throne.
Meanwhile, Lynnfield sits at 3-2 after an up-and-down start to their year. Their two losses have come by a combined 10 points, though, and with consecutive wins over Danvers (21-0) and Pentucket (14-6) in the past two weeks, the Pioneers are riding a wave of momentum into conference play.
Sporting a similarly-stout defense to North Reading's -- the Pioneers have held three opponents to seven or fewer points -- Lynnfield will be another tough out for Tier 4 teams with their sights on the postseason.
"When you look at the division, you've got Hamilton-Wenham, Lynnfield and North Reading, and all of those teams have done very well this year," Hornets coach Mike Athanas said.
There's a clear separation between the top and bottom of the division. The remaining three teams -- Manchester Essex, Ipswich and Georgetown -- all enter conference play with just one win under their respective belts.
But while it certainly seems to be a three-team race for the NEC/CAL Tier 4 crown, the past six weeks are now rendered irrelevant. At least for today, all six teams share the same 0-0 record.
"These last five or six games have been like a tune up," Athanas said. "You're trying to figure out what you can and can't do and it's a clean slate now. You start at 0-0 this weekend, and if you do well, you're in a good spot."
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Manchester Essex 2012 Football Statistics Rushing Player Rush Yds. TD Cory Burnham 74 330 5 Chris Dumont 62 284 2 Sean Desmond 12 57 0 Zach Fleming 10 33 0 Jake Fitzgerald 8 29 0 Nate Riehl 4 16 0 Brian Gibson 1 7 0 Passing Player PC PA Yds. TD Int. Cory Burnham 45 111 643 5 2 Receiving Player Rec. Yds. TD John Beardsley 15 236 2 Brian McAuliffe 6 151 0 Henry Gedney 9 118 2 Chris Dumont 8 54 1 Liam Logue 2 25 0 Nate Riehl 1 22 0 Zach Fleming 2 15 0


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Herbie attended Pierce Grammar School and Arlington High School. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1959 to 1960.
He did auto body work for several companies for several years before establishing his own business. He restored antique autos in Rowley, Mass., and also horse drawn carriages for the Salem Museum in Massachusetts. In 1989, he moved to Maine and began collecting and restoring antique gasoline engines.
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Zambezi Sun, a highly regarded Group 1 winner in Europe who had been scheduled to make his United States debut in the $1 million Santa Anita Handicap on Pro-Ride on March 7, instead has been entered in Sunday's San Luis Obispo Handicap scheduled for 1 ½ miles on turf by Hall of Fame trainer Bobby Frankel, who still plans to run the English-bred horse in the Big 'Cap.
"I might have missed a little training, so this way it will be like a workout for him," Frankel said of the English-bred son of the Danehill stallion Dansili. Asked if Zambezi Sun would still be a candidate for the Big 'Cap, Frankel said, "Of course. It shouldn't take too much out of him, on the grass."
Frankel also entered Champs Elysees, as scheduled, in the Grade II San Luis Obispo.
Zambezi Sun has not raced since last Oct. 5, when he was 15th of 16 in the prestigious Prix de'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp, beaten 27 lengths by the great filly, Zarkava, Europe's 2008 Horse of the Year. Zambezi Sun won the Group 1 Grand Prix de Paris under 127 pounds on July 14, 2007. He has had two bullet works on Pro-Ride this month in preparation for his debut.
Champs Elysees, seventh by six lengths under Garrett Gomez in the San Antonio Handicap on Feb. 8, was third in the 2008 Santa Anita Handicap.
The field for the 53rd San Luis Obispo: Champs Elysees, no rider; Church Service, Rafael Bejarano; Spring House, Alex Solis; Artiste Royal, David Flores; Bonjour, Joe Talamo; Kris Silver, Tyler Baze; Zambezi Sun, Garrett Gomez; Medici Code, Joel Rosario; Obrigado, Martin Garcia; Marsh Side, Victor Espinoza; On Fire, Brice Blanc; and Attempted Humor, Mike Smith. Lightning Hit, Chantal Sutherland, and Mr. Universo, Michael Baze, are on the also-eligible list.
Halo Najib is scheduled to race at seven furlongs for only the second time in a 14-race career when he runs in Saturday's Grade II San Carlos Handicap.
Mike Mitchell thinks the Florida-bred son of Halo's Image is well-suited to the distance, despite the fact that 10 of his previous 13 races were at one mile or longer.
"He ran almost exclusively in route races last year, but probably seven-eighths is going to be his perfect distance," said Mitchell, who has trained the 4-year-old colt owned by Ahmed Zayat for some three months. "There are some good horses to run at in the San Carlos," Mitchell was quick to caution.
Halo Najib was a creditable third in his first start for Mitchell, Jan. 25, in the Grade II Palos Verdes Handicap at six furlongs. "We had been talking about it, and decided to try him short," said Mitchell, who has about 15 horses for Zayat. "The Palos Verdes was a real good race."
Halo Najib has a 2-2-2 record from 13 starts, with earnings of $315,993.
The field for the 71st San Carlos, which goes as race No. 4 on a 10-race card: Star Nicholas, Michael Baze, 114; Halo Najib, Rafael Bejarano, 114; Yankee Bravo, Alex Solis, 116; Past the Point, Joel Rosario, 115; Georgie Boy, Garrett Gomez, 120; and Mutadda, Joe Talamo, 115.
Beyond Friday's allowance race at 1 1/16 miles, plans were up in the air Thursday morning for the undefeated Rail Trip, facile winner of his first three starts, who was nominated to Saturday's seven-furlong San Carlos Handicap and who has been mentioned as a candidate for the 1 ¼-mile Santa Anita Handicap on March 7.
"I don't have a plan," trainer Ron Ellis said Thursday. "I haven't talked to the Siegels (owners Mace and Samantha) about it. I didn't anticipate this race (Friday) being in the (condition) book. I didn't ask for it; it came up, and it seemed like the thing to do (enter), so I haven't talked to them past this race. I'll probably meet with them Monday or Tuesday and see what they're thinking and what they want to do."
Friday's race against four rivals comes up just 21 days after Rail Trip won his first start going two turns on Jan. 30. Ellis is on record as saying the 4-year-old Jump Start gelding is short on experience against more seasoned Big 'Cap contenders.
"This is the first race I can ever remember where I was a little disappointed it didn't come up a little bit tougher," Ellis said, "because I think he needs to get pressed at some time, and actually get in a bit of a battle, so that he's ready for better horses."
Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens will announce the winner of the 2009 Santa Anita George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award live on HRTV today at approximately 2:05 p.m. Stevens, now retired, works as a full-time analyst on HRTV and was himself a Woolf winner in 1996.
Jockeys from across North America once again voted in this year's balloting, choosing from a group of five finalists: Gary Baze, Calvin Borel, Javier Castellano, David Flores and John Velazquez.
The Woolf Award has been presented annually by Santa Anita since 1950 and is regarded as one of the most prestigious honors in all of racing. It honors and recognizes those riders whose careers and personal character earn esteem for the individual and the sport of Thoroughbred racing.
Stevens will announce the Woolf winner following Thursday's third race, which is scheduled to be run at 2:03 p.m.
The 42nd annual Holy Angels-Santa Anita Jockeys charity basketball game will be played Thursday, Feb. 26, 7 p.m., at La Salle High School in Pasadena. Proceeds will benefit the Holy Angels athletic department. Legendary Hall of Fame jockeys Eddie Delahoussaye and Laffit Pincay Jr. will serve as honorary captains, and will be available to sign autographs from 6 to 7 p.m. in the La Salle High gymnasium.
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Question:- Are the universal quick attach plates the same between complanies? Say for instance bobcat and Kioti or John Deer? Just wondering if any bucket will fit on what I think is a "Universal" plate.
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Thats good news. i think its a newer loader....post 2000. I think its off of a Kubota or Kioti. Im just doing a little digging for a friend of mine. thanks!
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