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Crispy Lime Chips with Crab Recipe
- 1 tablespoon kosher salt
- 2 teaspoons grated lime peel
- 10 flour tortillas (10 inches)
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 2 teaspoons seafood seasoning, divided
- 2 cans (6 ounces each) lump crabmeat, drained
- 6 green onions, finely chopped
- 1/2 cup shredded sharp white cheddar cheese
- In a small bowl, combine salt and lime peel; set aside.
- Using a 3-inch star-shaped cookie cutter, cut eight star shapes from each tortilla. In a large skillet over medium-high heat, heat half of the oil. Fry tortilla stars, a few at a time, until golden brown on both sides. Add more oil as needed. Drain on paper towels; immediately sprinkle with salt mixture.
- In a small bowl, beat the cream cheese, lime juice and 1 teaspoon seafood seasoning until blended. Fold in crab and onions. Arrange chips on ungreased baking sheets. Top with crab mixture; sprinkle with cheddar cheese.
- Broil 3-4 in. from the heat for 1-2 minutes or until cheese is melted. Sprinkle with remaining seafood seasoning. Serve immediately. Yield: 80 appetizers.
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Its score is 0.9 point higher than last year, with improvements in half of the 10 economic freedoms, including business freedom and freedom from corruption, outweighing a decline in the control of government spending. Tanzania is ranked 13th out of 46 countries in the Sub-Saharan Africa region, and its overall score is slightly lower than the world average.The Tanzanian economy has weathered the impact of the global economic turmoil relatively well, achieving an average growth rate above 6 percent over the past five years. Continued economic expansion has been facilitated by open-market policies related to global commerce. The financial sector and the investment framework are relatively well developed for the region.However, institutional shortcomings continue to undermine prospects for dynamic long-term economic expansion. 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City seeks to adopt planning system inspired by the Swiss
12:00pm Wednesday 8th January 2014 in News By Damian Fantato, Council Reporter, also covering Oxford city centre. Call me on 01865 425429
OXFORDSHIRE'S rolling countryside might have nothing on Switzerland's impressive mountain ranges, but that is not stopping Oxford City Council from taking inspiration from the Alps.
The city council is piloting a Swiss planning system which involves planning applicants indicating the outlines of a proposed new development by using thin poles topped with horizontal markers.
A number of applicants are already in discussions with the council over using the system but the authority will not reveal who and where they are. The idea has been proposed by city councillor James Fry, who represents North ward, as a result of the controversy surrounding Oxford University's controversial flats in Roger Dudman Way, near Port Meadow.
He said: "I thought that there must be better ways to let people see the true scale of a proposed development on the site where it is actually proposed to site it, rather than having to rely upon architects' diagrams placed on the city council website. When I asked people about alternative approaches outside Oxford, a good friend said that he had seen an excellent scheme in one of the Swiss cantons.
"To get this moving as soon as possible, I would like to appeal to residents who are thinking of submitting an application, such as for an extension for which they would like to avoid antagonising their neighbours, to get in touch with me and the planning department about volunteering to be part of the pilot scheme, and we will work together to take this forward."
As part of the scheme used in Basel-Landschaft – called Bauprofil – all buildings of up to three storeys should be fully profiled using poles with horizontal markers.
Whether the roof is pitched or flat should also be indicated using slats.
City council spokeswoman Louisa Dean said: "Councillor Fry asked whether we could pilot the procedure – where planning applicants are obliged to indicate the outlines of a proposed new development by using thin poles, topped with horizontal markers.
"We have said we will see if any applicants would be willing to put up such poles.
"Whilst we are working to see if this can be arranged on a few sites at the moment, it is not possible to publish details of where and when this may happen."
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1/2 cup grated Monterey Jack cheese
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8 large jalapeno peppers
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2. In a small bowl, mix together the Monterey Jack cheese and cilantro.
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It also said that attendees here are benefiting from a multimillion-dollar capital investment program that includes $1 million for Wi-Fi upgrades for all IMC buildings here.
The 92% occupancy rate is for the 6 million square feet of showrooms IMC owns and operates here, including the International Home Furnishings Center, the Market Square complex, Showplace and other venues.
The figure excludes IMC's Showplace West "because it is not up to code and therefore cannot be leased," said Dana Andrew, IMC global vice president of marketing and communications in an email. "We are still determining the best use of this building in the future," she added.
Andrew said IMC was operating as three separate companies a year ago so it doesn't have a comparison occupancy for October a year ago. This past April, however, it reported a 91% occupancy rate, so it gained a percentage point over the past six months.
IMC's High Point buildings have 34 new permanent tenants and 15 showroom expansions, officials said.
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"There is a deep commitment by our leadership to ensure that our valued clients, guests and business partners have the best possible experience when they invest in and or visit our facilities and the City of High Point," said IMC CEO Bob Maricich.
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This bank heist is what the FBI calls a "takeover robbery" that took place late in 2012 at the West Suburban Bank in Wheaton. Two men entered the bank at 221 South West Street just before 6 p.m. on December 11th. Both jumped on the counter, terrorizing the bank employees. Once in the employee-area of the bank, one took money from the bank's vault while the other grabbed money from teller drawers. Both men then fled the bank on foot.
One of the men showed a gun, which was described by witnesses as a black semi-automatic handgun. It's possible the other individual had a gun as well, but he did not display one during the robbery.
Investigators have not gotten a good look at the robbers' faces, which has made the job of identifying the thieves much more difficult. FBI agents hope a Fox 32 viewer or web user might recognize the clothing the men were wearing, in particular the individual who had on the red jacket with the white emblem on the front and a white hood.
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Along with Solheim, Konnie Glidden and Charles Welty are charged with raping, beating and killing Horton, who was discovered bound and shot to death in a ditch near Summerville in the fall of 1992.
Investigators say Horton's hands were tied around his back and he had been raped and beaten.
This past summer, Glidden and her attorney attempted to get a 2010 confession to the crime thrown out. Glidden claimed that her civil rights were were violated by investigators.
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A drug developed at the Advanced Photon Source X-ray facility at Argonne National Laboratory works to combat two deadly forms of cancer.
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Research at the Advanced Photon Source (APS) played an important role in the development of the world's first solar-cell shingles.
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When you look at a 2mp frame grab, its going to look bad. That's true for all digital video cameras operating at 2K.
4K is much better, and with 8K, single frames are very nice.
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Not true at all. Most cinemas project at 2k. The Alexa produces amazing 2k footage... This K stuff is nonsense.
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ANDERSON — Anderson police were searching for a suspect in a hit and run accident Wednesday night after a woman struck a moped and fled.
According to Anderson Police Department spokesman Detective Joel Sandefur, the accident occurred at the intersection of Nichol Avenue and Laurel Street around 6:10 p.m.
He said the southbound driver of a Pontiac Sunfire failed to stop at a stop sign on Laurel Street when she struck Niggel Brown, 48, of Anderson, who was driving a moped on Nichol Avenue.
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(FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) – We first got the news Thursday that one of the Americans killed in the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya is one of our own. Decorated former Navy SEAL and security expert Glen Doherty grew up in Winchester. Doherty's longtime wrestling coach and friend, Sgt. Larry Trembley, stopped by the FOX 25 Morning News recently. Watch Shannon Mulaire's interview for more.RELATED STORY:Winchester native among those killed in Libya consulate attack
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Border enforcement is more than its widely perceived role of border guards patrolling external boundaries and inspectors admitting traffic through ports of entry. While those are key components, border enforcement represents a more holistic function, integrating resources and information at and between all ports of entry—whether air, land, or sea—with consular operations abroad and more. The research presented here examines these varied facets.
This report assesses the performance of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) over the course of the agency's first six years, examines the effectiveness of the three core immigration agencies within DHS—U.S Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
This Fact Sheet outlines the common rules and policies of Schengen Member States that have abolished controls at internal borders, the regulations for EU and third-country nationals who wish to enter and reside in the Schengen Area, and the function and mechanism of the "Schengen visa."
This report, the product of two workshops held on border management in Belgium and Texas, addresses three arenas of significant change shared by the United States and the European Union: 1) new government organizations for controlling borders; 2) the use of information technology to secure borders; and 3) visa‐free travel policies.
The culminating report of the Independent Task Force on Immigration and America's Future seeks to design a new and simplified immigration regime that averts illegal immigration, and at the same time, harnesses the benefits of immigration for the future.
This report examines post-9/11 immigration enforcement practices in the United States through the lens of international human rights. It identifies gaps in the protection of noncitizens' civil rights under U.S. constitutional law, and then evaluates whether post-9/11 U.S. immigration control measures have complied with obligations under international human rights law with respect to due process protections and the prohibition of discrimination on the basis of national origin or race.
New immigration legislation must include changes to achieve effective and resolute enforcement of the immigration laws. Because border and workplace enforcement have been addressed elsewhere, this policy brief offers suggestions for other key enforcement improvements that Congress should implement.
This report examines how counterterrorism strategy relates to border security and immigration reform, and how terrorist mobility should be countered. The author argues that terrorist mobility comprises a set of problems distinct from the challenges of managing large-scale global migration.
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Evansville Police say they arrested 34-year-old George Greenwell III after he struck a University of Evansville security officer with his car.
EPD says a U of E security officer was checking Greenwell for suspicious behavior inside the University Center. Greenwell made his way to the parking area as the security officer followed him.
Evansville Police say they were called due to Greenwell's suspicious behavior.
EPD says prior to officers arriving, Greenwell got into his car and fled the scene. As he tried to exit the parking lot, police say he struck the security officer with his car. The security officer landed on the hood and Greenwell drove about 200 yards before abruptly stopping. The security officer fell off the car and was injured when he landed on the pavement. Police say Greenwell backed up, drove around the security officer, and left the scene.
Police say campus security officers were able to identify Greenwell from the drivers license he had given the security officer and gave EPD officers his name.
Greenwell was located at his home and was taken into custody. He was arrested for Criminal Recklessness CL-D Felony.
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on Dec 18, 2012 at 6:21 pm
If the sidewalk is only on one side of the street and your origin or destination is on the other side of the street, sometimes you have to be creative before you can get to the sidewalk. At least they were walking single file.
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What's the problem ?
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Yes, I don't get the problem, ? Is it that they are blocking the bike lane? If you want to open that can of worms, let's discuss the problem of bicyclist refusing to ride single file, but side by side, blocking the traffic lanes.


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Beer is on the left side of the store when you walk in. One aisle, both sides. The left side is imported beer nicely organized by country. Right side is US craft brew. Nicely displayed.
The selection is very good [compared to what I am used to]. Store is clean, well lit, and a very good seletion of beer that is nicely organized and displayed. Overall, not much more you can ask for...except for a friendly person to come and ask if you need help. Missing a little TLC.
The prices seemed reasonable. I was on vacation and was shopping for specific brews...so price was not my overriding concern. Wasn't cheap, but I got plenty of beers I was looking for [which was the main point].
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I've been to some dreadful BevMo's in my life but this wasn't one of them. In general, I've been underwhelmed by the Arizona craft beer scene and very disappointed with the selections in Arizona beer stores (especially AJ's and Whole Foods). Out of all the Scottsdale stores, however, this one definitely takes the cake. I'm sure timing is part of it but I found this store to have the best selection, best service, and freshest craft beers in town. I left AZ without a single gem to brag about but I managed to find ALL of my second tier craft brews here (fresh Myrcenary, fresh Simtra, fresh Mongo, fresh Black Butte). If you're short on time or means for travel then just head to BevMo and mayyybe Total Wines since it's a stone's throw away and has a slightly higher chance of having a gem on the shelves.
06-24-2013 04:55:23 | More by thirsty4beer
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Stopped in this place for some hotel beer while we were in Arizona for my cousin's wedding. This was the first place we came across and we weren't looking for much, so gave it a go.
Atmosphere was a large store. Nothing special about it, though no real complaints either. Plenty of local brews to pick from, which was great for me, as I was hoping to find some AleSmith IPA and was in luck. There were bombers and sixers from all the usual suspects as well, so I'd say selection was pretty good. I was also able to pick up a Firestone Walker pint glass.
Overall, not a bad place to pick up some beers, though I can't say how regularly stock rotates or how often they get new things in. As far as a place to grab some stuff for an out of towner, this place will certainly do the trick.
08-04-2011 14:24:22 | More by Thorpe429
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As with all other BevMos.. they have the same selections... nothing new or different comes in very often... My checklist there is repeated as I have tried every beer on their shelves already. Huge selection, but if youre like me, you can try 10 new beers in a weekend. I find it better to go to Total Wine. The coldcase here is extremely average, might as well skip it. This is however the best BevMo in the Phoenix area I have been to as of yet though. This is a great intermediate beer establishment, but the real deal here is the wine selection.
12-20-2010 05:43:32 | More by ronniebruner
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The good: plenty of different kinds of beer, emphasizing imports and micros. Clean. Organized.
The bad: lots of pretty bland beer, and stuff you can find lots of other places. Weak selection in the fridge.
Nothing wrong with BevMo, and maybe in Scottsdale this is about as good as it gets. If going to Papago for botle service is your only other option, I would recommend going to BevMo to get a better price on the beers they both carry. But if you're always on the look for the more esoteric-type beers or you prefer getting singles of seasonal type drinks, you're still going to need to go to Papago or make a trek to Tempe/Mesa.
11-10-2008 01:30:53 | More by BretSikkink
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BevMo (Beverages and More) simultaneously opened a number of stores in the PHX metro area, including this location at Scottsdale and Shea, one week prior to Thanksgiving. This was timely as each store had 5 bottles of Utopias availible for a very short time, when so many local liquor stores might have just received two bottles.
While wine and liquor is the emphasis, any BA will find it hard not to walk out without finding something to try from a wide selection of imports and crafts.
Service: The staff may know where the beer is located, but do not ask questions about the beer unless you like seeing a deer in the headlight expression.
- Online ordering. Set up a free account, select the store nearest you and then place and pay for an order that will be available for pick up in 1-2 hours.
Minus: Do you want your buying tracked?
If a beer is listed as out of stock you can have an email sent to you when it arrives back in stock. Have noticed that they are out of a lot of stock that they had when opening, and still not in after almost a month.
- Coupons: Opening week $10 off a purchase over $40, another three weeks later for $10 on an order over $75. Spend over $250.00 and they give you a 5% off coupon.
- Keg menu of over 100 kegs in a variety of price ranges. I was told that they could get kegs usually available only in CA sent to AZ. That I have to see to believe.
Unfortunately, both times that I have been looking at the beer, I have run across somebody who was looking for a beer listed on the BevMo website. The default menu is for all the beers available so people are thinking a beer ( Moto and Firestone 11) would be at this store, when it is not even distributed in AZ. http://www.bevmo.com/productlist.asp?area=home
Is BevMo the evil empire, aka Wal-Mart, poised to run our local liquor stores out of business? I certainly hope not. While their pricing is comparable to local stores and they may have beers from a lot of breweries they do not carry everything that can be found at other local stores .for now.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- A Kentucky lawmaker has introduced a bill he says will make schools safer. But some people say it's not enough.
The bill contains recommendations from a task force pulled together after the Newtown massacre.
The chairman of the task force, Rep. Richard Henderson, says his bill intentionally avoids more controversial and costly recommendations.
It calls on schools to adopt a comprehensive emergency plan that would cover everything from lockdowns to fires and tornadoes. They would also have to have regular drills. Local police, fire, and medical services would be informed of those plans, along with the state Dept. of Education.
It also encourages local chiefs of police and sheriffs to receive more training on school and student safety.
"This bill is a common-sense approach that I think will go a long way to improving current safety plans, and do it in a way that is cost-effective as well," Rep. Henderson said.
The bill would also require parents to disclose any mental or emotional condition to school officials that may be a safety concern.
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Mets Press Releases
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Taiwan Heritage Night Saturday, August 30
The New York Mets today announced the 10th annual Taiwan Heritage Night, presented by the Taiwan Tourism Bureau, will take place Saturday, August 30 at Citi Field when the Mets host the Philadelphia Phillies at 7:10 p.m.
Mets and Las Vegas 51s sign two-year contract extension
FLUSHING, N.Y., August 28, 2014 - The New York Mets and the Las Vegas 51s today jointly announced they have renewed their Player Development Contract for two more years. The renewal will keep Las Vegas as the Mets' Triple-A affiliate through the 2016 season.
30% savings off tickets for Aug 12-18 homestand at Citi Field
New York Mets pitching recorded 30 strikeouts in their four-game series at Philadelphia, which concluded this afternoon, resulting in 30% off the box office ticket price for select seats during the upcoming August 12-18 homestand when the Mets host the Nationals and Cubs at Citi Field.
Mets announce the return of "Strikeouts for Savings"
The New York Mets today announced the return of the popular "Strikeouts for Savings" promotion when the Mets visit the Philadelphia Phillies for a four-game series August 8-11. For each strikeout recorded by Mets pitching during the series vs. the Phillies starting tomorrow night, Friday, August 8, fans will save 1% off the box office ticket price for select seats during the next Mets homestand August 12-18 when the Mets host the Nationals and Phillies.
deGrom named NL Rookie of the Month
Major League Baseball has named Mets righthanded pitcher Jacob deGrom the National League Rookie of the Month for July.
Metropolitan Baseball Classic Final at Citi Field, Sunday, August 24
The New York Mets today announced that the second annual Metropolitan Baseball Classic, one of the premier high school travel baseball tournaments in the country, will return to Citi Field on Sunday, August 24.
Statement from the Mets
"A fan fell from the left field stands and was taken to the hospital."
Jacob deGrom named Co-NL Player of the Week
Major League Baseball named Mets righthanded pitcher Jacob deGrom the co-National League Player of the Week for the period ending July 27.
Mets to host Irish Heritage Night at Citi Field on Friday, August 1
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Stunning, revealing, intimate. Jennifer Lopez dishes on life after divorce, life after "American Idol" and why age is nothing but a number.
Today on Katie, we welcomed Jennifer Lopez, aka JLo, aka Forbes' World's Most Powerful Celebrity. From music, to American Idol, to her fragrance and clothing line, Jennifer seems to have her fingers in it all. Katie kicked off the conversation by asking about Jennifer's summer tour.
"When you get older and are in your forties, you feel more yourself."
Next, Jennifer opened up about being a single mom to her two twins and how she is coping with her divorce from singer-songwriter Marc Anthony. She says that despite how difficult things have been, she's proud of the way her and Marc have been able to handle their split.
"I believe in love, I believe in marriage, I'm just trying to get it right."
Although she's been married three times (Who's counting?!), Jennifer says she still believes in happily ever after. So do we! That made a perfect transition into our discussion about her relationship with her 25-year-old choreographer Beau "Casper" Smart. A big question: Does the age difference bother her?
"This is a sensitive issue for me (because been there done that) but he's 18 years younger"-KCo on dating younger men w JLo #KCoandJLo #lol—
Katie (@KatieShow) September 14, 2012
"Things happen, and they happen naturally."
Next on tap, we talked to Jennifer about her decision not to return to American Idol after two years as a judge.
"You think people are getting who you are, I didn't realize they weren't."
Our favorite part of this episode is coming up… make sure you're watching! #mustseetv #JLoandKCo—
Katie (@KatieShow) September 14, 2012
The end you never saw coming! Katie and JLo's Beau pull off quite the prank on Jennifer.
@katiecouric IS BREAKING IT DOWWNN RIGHT NOW!!!!—
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Sierra Valley, Calif., where he has lived and farmed for 96
The time is ripe for moderate reform of the conservation
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For the first 43 minutes Tuesday night at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, it looked like a great homecoming for former Washington Hatchet - now Cleveland Cavalier - Tyler Zeller. The final five belonged to the Indiana Pacers.
The Pacers overcame a 20-point fourth quarter deficit to beat the Cavaliers 99-94, despite a game-high 29 points from Kyrie Irving and 18 points from Zeller.
With the Cleveland leading 88-81, Indiana guard Lance Stephenson drove to the basket looking to draw a foul, and he succeeded. Zeller was called for his sixth foul with 4:49 to play in regulation, and a night that started with such promise for Zeller was over.
Cleveland did its best to withstand the Indiana run, but a George Hill three-point play with 46.5 seconds remaining gave the Pacers their first lead since the second quarter, 93-92. Irving responded with a drive to the basket, which yielded two made free throws to put Cleveland up one. Paul George's corner 3-pointer right in front of the Cleveland bench sealed the 99-94 Indiana victory.
The reality, of course, is that Cleveland is still a young team. Despite holding a 20-point lead for the second time in less than a month, the Cavaliers couldn't hold on. Last month, Cleveland blew a 27-point lead and lost to Miami. Zeller explained that everything is a learning experience for this team, which has been impacted by injuries all season.
"We have to make sure we don't have lapses," Zeller said. "We've had a couple games like this where we have had major lapses. We lost 20 points in nine or 10 minutes tonight. We can't have lapses like that. We have to be able to play for 48 minutes straight." Cleveland came out of the gate slowly, as the Pacers jumped out to a 20-8 victory, and the game looked like it was headed towards a Pacer blowout. The Cavalier offense had other plans. Over the next two and a half quarters Cleveland outscored Indiana 80-48 to hold an 88-68 lead early in the fourth quarter.
The huge Cavalier run was led by Irving and Zeller. Irving continually found Zeller wide open for 15-18 foot jumpers, and the Washington native looked like he was on his way to a career high. Before Zeller, who has averaged 8 points and six rebounds per game, fouled out with 4:49 to play - he shot 9-for-17 for 17 points and three rebounds.
Zeller looked like he was back at North Carolina.
"I got a great point guard," Zeller said. "Kyrie (Irving) and Shaun Livingston do a great job of creating space and drawing the bigs to them. They make my job easier; all I have to do is knock down a jumper." Success for Zeller in Bankers Life Fieldhouse is nothing new; he led the Washington Hatchets to the 2008 Class 3A State Championship with 47 points, and was a member of the 2005 team. Irving kept feeding and Zeller kept knocking down shot after shot.
"There's a little bit of comfort," Zeller said. "It's also a little different, because you get to play around people you know, so it's fun." The transition from college to the NBA can be difficult for a multitude of reasons, Zeller said the speed and athleticism was a big change. In addition to the faster game, there is a lot more losing involved. Cleveland has a 24-53 record, which are more losses than his four years at North Carolina combined.
"The worst year I had in college was when I was a sophomore and we made the NIT, but even then we had a winning record," Zeller said. "I try to just stay focused on getting better every day. I know that we have a lot of growing up to do, but I think that's a process. We just have to take it one step at a time."


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If your name isn't Jimmy Smith or Keenan McCardell, odds are you haven't had a whole lot of success as a wide receiver for the Jaguars.
That's because these two players are the only ones who have reached 1,000 receiving yards for the Jaguars since they became a franchise in 1995, Smith doing so nine times and McCardell hitting that milestone on four occasions. Outside of this pair, Jacksonville basically has been a barren wasteland for wideouts, known recently more for its string of busts than its cavalcade of stars.
First, it was Reggie Williams, a first-round pick in 2004 who was supposed to anchor the Jags' receiving corps for years to come. But he lasted just five seasons there, having one notable fantasy campaign and doing little else. The following year it was Matt Jones, another first-rounder with high expectations. He showed some flashes, but off-field issues kept him from ever meeting his potential; he was dumped after four seasons. And of course, there were the big-name free-agent flops, such as the horrible Jerry Porter signing in '08 and the lackluster Torry Holt pickup in '09.
It undoubtedly has been a bad stretch of years to be a Jaguars pass catcher, but the tide finally could be turning in Northeast Florida. Last season, a relatively unknown guy named Mike Sims-Walker (formerly just Mike Walker) emerged on the scene with 63 receptions for 869 yards and seven touchdowns — the most receiving yards in team history by someone other than Smith or McCardell. He was something the club hadn't had in years: an impact wideout who could force defenses to respect the passing game.
For the first time in a long time, it looks as though Jacksonville will have a coveted fantasy receiver. Sims-Walker developed into a trusted target for QB David Garrard early in '09 and remained one for the rest of the campaign, racking up at least six catches in seven contests and accumulating 90-plus yards five times. He wasn't without his faults — he missed one game for disciplinary reasons and had five outings of fewer than 20 yards — but M.S.W. is a big-bodied catcher who can outfight defenders for the ball and pick up yards after the grab. A college teammate of Brandon Marshall's at Central Florida, he has a somewhat similar skill set.
With the ability to become a very nice statistical producer if he can correct some of his inconsistencies, Sims-Walker has the upside to be a No. 2 fantasy WR in most formats, especially if he and Garrard continue to develop their rapport. Sure, he's stuck in an offense that revolves around Maurice Jones-Drew and the running game, but there's little not to like about the 25-year-old's talents.
But he's not the only intriguing Jags receiver heading into 2010. Last season, rookie Mike Thomas quietly went out and caught 48 passes in 14 games, not making much of a fantasy splash with only 453 yards and one score but certainly providing Jacksonville with a quality possession option. Seeing only intermittent playing time in '09, his role will expand in Year Two, as he's the favorite to win the No. 2 WR job. That should lead to a significant statistical bump for the Arizona product.
Although Thomas likely won't be on most owners' fantasy radars, he's someone to keep an eye on during preseason action and, if all goes well, possibly draft in the final rounds. Anyone who has the potential to catch as many balls as he does should merit a long look. Coupled with a rising star in Sims-Walker, this pair has the chance to change the image in Jacksonville — maybe it's no longer the place where wide receivers go to die.
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Ackerman is the Captain of the Betsy Ann. For seven years, he's set sail out of the Sun Harbor Marina.
As a rare river boat stemming from Montgomery, Alabama this type of boat is hard to come by floating around St. Andrews Bay.
"Those pictures behind you are of the original Betsy Ann," said Ackerman. "They are a tribute to the old vessel.
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The idea came from a simple conversation with a close friend, Bill Lloyd. He is the Director of Marinas for Panama City.
"I've known Bill for years," said Ackerman. "We were just kind of chatting one day about it and I was kind of like, 'Well, that sounds like a good idea! Lets do this.'"
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Finally, the moment we've all been waiting for, the thing that has gotten us through the dull, dreary summer months: the return of Serie A! Yes, Italian football is back, my friends, but is it better than ever? This summer saw a Parisian migration, with some of the league's best players, including Zlatan Ibrahimovic, pulling up and heading to Paris Saint-Germain.
In addition to the great westward trek, in August we've also had to deal with calcioscommesse, the notorious Italian betting scandal that has everyone paying attention to Antonio Conte rather than the transfer market. At the moment, the Juventus boss remains banned for ten months, but, as always when the Old Lady is involved, appeals are ongoing.
Besides Conte's ban, four teams start the year off with negative points: Sampdoria and Torino have each been docked one point, Atalanta two (will they ever start a Serie A season without a docking?) and Siena a whopping six. That's a lot to overcome for these sides.
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Remember how dreary the Viola were last season under Siniša Mihajlovic, and then their utter inability to play for more than a point under Delio Rossi? The most exciting thing that happened was Rossi getting fired after he shoved Adem Ljajić. But now they've got Vincenzo Montella, the handsome man that made Catania a joy to watch. They're also out from under the Riccardo Montolivo shadow and ready to let Stevan Jovetic shine (we hope, anyway). Meanwhile, Udinese are busy being Udinese, having just earned a 1-1 draw against Braga in Champions League qualification with a bunch of players most people have never heard about. This could be a great match to open the season.
Juventus v Parma
Parma visits Juventus to say hello to an old friend, Sebastien Giovinco. They'd probably also like to be the first team in approximately a hundred years to take three points off the Old Lady. Parma may have lost Seba, but they've done well in the offseason -- they scored Amauri in return! No, seriously, they might not have any huge names, but they've added quite a bit of depth to their squad, and will be solid this season. As for Juventus, they're set to defend their title, even without Conte on the bench. The majority of the squad remains unchanged, but they've added Kwadwo Asamoah from Udinese in midfield, and Lucio from Inter as cover in the back. They still lack a star-studded forward, however.
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Last year's runners-up probably won't feel too much pressure by the returning Sampdoria, but an easy start to the season shouldn't mask what's been a near-train-wreck of an offseason. Ibra and Thiago Silva were lured away by PSG, and about all Milan have managed to add are Giampaolo Pazzini and Montolivo. Doesn't really pack quite the same punch, does it? Plus, Alexandre Pato is, once again, injured. Then again, Sampdoria's most successful acquisition is Maxi Lopez. Yeah, you're pretty much watching this one because no other match is on.
AS Roma v Catania
Zdenek Zeman! The loyalty of Daniele De Rossi! Michael Bradley! Talented youngsters! Attacking football! Ok, so Roma had most of this last season, but they couldn't bring it all together under Luis Enrique, and the impatient ownership gave him the boot in favor of the charismatic Zeman. It nearly guarantees that Roma will be fun to watch, at least. That was almost a guarantee at Catania last season, but they're more of an unknown entity this time around, what with Montella heading off to Florence. They've still got the talent in Pablo Barrientos, Alejandro Gomez, and a bunch of other Argentinians -- it remains to be seen if Rolando Moran knows how to use them properly, however.
Atalanta v Lazio
Atalanta may be down two points already, but they overcame a six point deduction last season to finish 12th, so they'll likely be just fine. La Dea have retained the majority of their squad, and will be looking to Maxi Lopez and German Denis to provide much of the threat. Lazio, on the other hand, are a bit of an enigma. Edy Reja has finally thrown in the towel, leaving the squad in the hands of Vladimir Petkovic. The Bosnian's preseason didn't go so well -- turns out most squads can defeat his favored 4-4-2. Who knew?
Chievo Verona v Bologna
Midtable meets midtable in a clash of disharmonious colours.
Genoa v Cagliari
Neither squad have done much of anything over the summer. Please, please, find another match to watch.
Palermo v Napoli
Napoli managed to get Walter Mazzarri's ban overturned, but Goran Pandev, Camilo Zuniga and Andrea Dossena are still banned for their antics during the Italian Super Cup. I'm not positive that Napoli have enough players to cover in their absence. I am sure they don't have enough left sided players. If you turn on the match and Salvatore Aronica is playing left wing, grab a bottle of whisky and a box of Kleenex. Palermo, meanwhile, have a rash of new signings and could be out to make a statement of their Serie A intentions.
Pescara v Inter Milan
Pescara, first in Serie B last season, were a delight to watch last year. But now they've lost Marco Verratti (PSG), Ciro Immobile (Genoa) and Lorenzo Insigne (Napoli), as well as coach Zeman. What they are now is anyone's guess. As for the nerazzurri, they're hanging on to the tried and true, the tested players, although one hopes we'll see more of Philippe Coutinho and Fredy Guarin this season.
Siena v Torino
Torino have made great strides in creating a squad suitable for Serie A competition, with a side that looks, on paper at least, able to stay up. Which is more than one can say for Siena, who've lost Mattia Destro, who created the goals, and Zeljko Brkic, who prevented them. This might be an easy start for il granata.


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