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Hi all,
I have an Asp.Net page that displays a crystal report. I am using VS2010 targeting to .net framework 4.0. The report was actually created in VS 2008 .net 3.5 and now I have upgraded to CR2011. I opened the report and modified it then when run my web application from my machine. But when I move the report to production, and run the web page on production, the report does not display in the CR Viewer.
Also, the report is displayed for some criteria and doesnot for some other search criteria. When i export the blank report the data is still there and can be seen in excel or pdf.
One more thing noticed is that it works perfectly if i run IE9 with compatability mode in production.
Please help urgently.
Have you gone through the supported platforms guide:
IE 9 is not supported at this time, but my testing revealed it works well when Compatibility View is used.
The same is applicable to IE 8.
So even if CR has to support it, it would be in compatibility view only as far as latest browsers are considered.
If you want to know why, then go through this:
Hope that helps.
Dear Saurabh,
I've gone through the supported platforms guide. Also, i found the only solution is to view it in compatibility mode. But then what i was curious about is if CR doesn't support IE 9 then how the same report is working fine in some cases (i mean data with other criteria) without compatibility mode. It seems that there is something that has to do with the data being displayed.
Did anyone had this kind of issue?
I had a similar situation where the viewer was coming up blank in production after upgrading versions, although I am only using IE8. I found the problem was caused by missing a folder containing the crreportviewers. I still have a pending question on the topic, but it does work now. You can see the thread at Version Mismatch on Deployment
Hope this is helpful.
You will need to run it in compatibility mode. If I remember correctly we only support IE8 in compatibility mode as well (though IE 9 is not supported at all). There is no way around this.
I've also have problems with IE 9 and the report web viewer from Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010. The pages were blank or faded out, although the text seemed to be there. For me the problem was the iframe that the viewer uses. The opacity for it was not set correctly (probably some crappy/incompatible js). To fix it I used this function (uses jQuery):
function FixIE9Viewer() {
if ($.browser.msie && $.browser.version >= 9) {
$('iframe[id^="bobjid_"]').css("opacity", "");
I call it on body onLoad event and it works for me.
I hope this helps you.
Edited by: katalin008 on Jan 20, 2012 10:04 AM
Here man just put this at the top of your page...
Like so...
<%@ Page Title="" ClientTarget="downlevel" Language="vb" AutoEventWireup="false" MasterPageFile="~/reporting/reporting.master" CodeBehind="11backuplog.aspx.vb" Inherits="celltronv2._11backuplog" %>
Works good for me.
ClientTarget="downlevel" worked for me as well although the text in the main report is a bit lighter than when IE9 is in Compatibility Mode but at least it is now visible. Thanks for the fix!
Bug description and suggested workarounds have been posted in this thread:
Fix for CR for VS2010 visual effects bug: faded or blank report under IE9
04/17/2012 Update:
It has been verified that the bug fix has been applied to Service Pack 3.


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Peer Educators are available at the Violence Prevention and Intervention Center at the following times:Monday: 10am-8pmTuesday: 10am-4pmWednesday: 10am-6pmThursday: 12pm-8pmFriday: 12pm-6pm
One of the many services the VPIC provides to the UNH community is the Bystander Presentation. This presentation is structured in a way to spread awareness and educate others on statistics and important concepts related to sexual assault and rape with a focus on female victims. It covers some recent studies and cases while defining specifically what sexual violence and associated behaviors are in order to encourage students to intervene in a pro-social and safe way when appropriate and make the UNH community as well as our society a better and safer place for everyone.
Bystander Presentations are mandatory for Freshman and will be given over the course of the semester. Information will be provided via e-mail.
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A popular program that brings adults into area schools to tutor and read to kids is expanding.
JABA's "Friends In Schools Helping," or "FISH" program connects community volunteers to fill various needs in area schools.
Last year, the FISH program added Louisa County. The program had just served Charlottesville and Albemarle County for nearly 40 years before expanding. This year, it added Fluvanna County and will be a part of Fluvanna County elementary schools, with a possibility for a special program in the middle school. In the near future, coordinators hope to serve the rest of the rural counties in the region.
JABA has a volunteer from the AmeriCorps VISTA Program helping with these new expansions.
"The wonderful thing about FISH is that you can customize it, the school can customize it to fit their needs. What we like to do is say we will provide you with certified trained, engaged, and screened volunteers and you tell us what your needs are," Martha Williams, manager of volunteer services at JABA, said.
Next year, JABA plans to expand the FISH program into Nelson and Greene Counties, then it will finally serve each county in its coverage area.
The FISH program still needs volunteers. There is a FISH training session scheduled for Fluvanna County volunteers Wednesday at 1 p.m. in Zion Crossroads.
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(April 17, 2009) – After the second day of competition at the ISU World Team Trophy Canada has moved one spot to second place with 53 points. Team Canada follows the USA who leads the competition with 59 points. Host country Japan is in third with 52 points.
Today the men's and ice dance disciplines came to an end at Yoyogi National Stadium in Tokyo, Japan. Also, the pair event began with the short program.
In the men's free program Patrick Chan had an outstanding skate to finish second in the free skate. Chan collected nine points for the Canadian team. Teammate Vaughn Chipeur had another strong performance to earn seven points for Canada. The men collected a total of 16 points for Canada.
Ice dancers Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir continued to reinforce their presence on the ice and finished second in the free dance, adding 11 points to the Canadian tally.
Canadian Pair Champions Jessica Dubé and Bryce Davison had two mistakes but still gained Canada 9 points after the short program.
Canadian team caption Scott Moir indicated that the men's free program performances helped to inspire the rest of the Canada team. "Team Canada is very pleased with how today went, and obviously we moved up a spot. That's extremely exciting. I think a lot of that is due to the men. They were determined to come out and have a strong skate today and kind of climbed the ladder a little bit up into the top six. I think they will motivate us for our skates tomorrow and hopefully trying getting closer to the powerhouse of the American team," finished Moir.
The competition wraps up on Saturday with the pair free skate and the ladies free skate. Canada will have a chance to gain points in both disciplines with Joannie Rochette and Cynthia Phaneuf in ladies and Jessica Dubé and Bryce Davison in pair.
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CATEGORIES Animation, Comedy, Documentary, Independent, Tribeca, Theatrical Reviews, Politics, Cinematical Indie, Movies, Reviews, Tribeca Film Festival, CinematicalThe controversy over intelligent design is a subject that tends to either bore people to tears, or send them immediately into an indignant fury, depending on their political interest and leanings. It comes, then, as a welcome surprise that Flock of Dodos: The Evolution-Intelligent Design Circus is so utterly engaging. Directed by marine biologist-turned-filmmaker Randy Olson, the film takes a casual, humorous approach to the controversy that draws the audience in while never failing to respect its subject.
Olson himself plays a central role in the film, and his winning, gregarious personality is a key to its success, as he interviews majors players on both sides of the intelligent design controversy (as well as his own incredibly vivacious mother, Muffy "Moose" Olson). Despite his science background (he has a degree in evolutionary biology), Olson is as open with intelligent design advocates as he is those on the other side of the issue, and the ease he finds in relating to the former is presented as both troubling and amusing. In Flock of Dodos, supporters of intelligent design come across as straight-forward, friendly people. Evolutionists, on the other hand, tend towards arrogance and intellectual elitism, making it difficult for even one of their own to relate to them. When Olson gathers a group of scientists with whom he played poker in graduate school for another game, they are full of bluster, and obsessed with being "right," instead of trying to understand their opposition.
Though of course it's highly unlikely that everyone in both camps conforms to these stereotypes, Olson's point is a valid one: that the supporters of intelligent design understand better than their opposition how to relate to the public. They use catch-phrases ("Teach the controversy") and talking points, a down-home, salt-of-the-earth image (Dr. Michael Behe, one of the best-known advocates of intelligent design, is never seen without a plaid shirt, ala Lamar Alexander), and massive financial backing (The Discovery Institute, a conservative think tank and major force behind the intelligent design movement, has an annual budget of $5 million) to make their point of view easy to accept and absorb. Evolutionists, on the other hand, seem to think that simplifying their language and actually addressing the issues raised by those who favor intelligent design is slumming and, in an attitude that strongly reflects the country's larger political divide, are loathe to resort to things that they consider cheap and unnecessary, like slick phrasing and talking points.
Though all of this may seem overly political, it doesn't feel so in Olson's film. Instead, he gracefully explores the issue through personalities. His interactions with them are never either mean-spirited or judgmental; both sides are gently mocked when their words and actions deserve it. Evolutionists, for example, periodically find their discourse interrupted by a black screen, offering the definition of a particularly impressive word, while a young, heavily made-up, conservative member of the Kansas school board has her wink (it's either knowing or lascivious, probably a bit of both) at Olson's camera played over and over and over again.
Because Flock of Dodos was made by someone with a passion for and background in science, its willingness to listen to and criticize both sides equally will surprise some viewers. It's Olson's background, though, that gives the film power -- not only is he well-positioned to ask the right questions of intelligent design advocates, but he's also respected enough as a scientist that his criticism of evolutionists is easier for that side to stomach than it might otherwise be. Flock of Dodos is a rare, even-handed look at a hot-button issue, and it deserves to be widely seen; one hopes that its world premiere at Tribeca will win it a distribution deal, and get the film before the general audiences. It's not as if this controversy is going to go away, so we may as well talk about it.


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"I want to try stock car racing! Please?"
Mom said no. Dad said yes. And after the requisite long pow-wow, Anna Jent ran her first race and is now an up-and-coming regular at Jasper's Thunderdome Race Track.
What was Dad's argument that won Mom over? "If you have kids, you know in their free time they're always exploring," Brian Jent says, "and there are things you don't want them to be involved in. I just felt racing was a good thing for her to go into."
How did friends and relatives respond when they heard about Anna's new pursuit? "Some of my classmates think it's kind of cool," she says, "but most of them think I'm crazy. They're like, 'Are you serious? Are you trying to get yourself killed?'"
"Her granny and her aunt won't even come watch," Anna's mom Joann reports. Anna's racing class is known as "Buzz," for smaller cars (hers is a Chevy Cavalier) and is often a choice for beginning drivers. "It's a good, cheap class to go into," says Brian, "and see if this is something you really want to do." The cars run stock motors and stock tires, but are required to have a racing seat, quick-release steering wheel, a fuel cell, a roll cage, and window safety netting. A driver's license is obviously not required, but her parents have to sign a permission form. "We figure when it comes time to take her driver's test in a couple of years, there'll be nothing to it," says Brian.
Top speeds are around 60 mph, but Anna says she never looks at the speedometer while racing: "All I know is either fast or slow," she says.
The races for her class feature between 10 and 20 cars on a given day. There's one other female, but Anna is the youngest in her division.
She's always gravitated toward wheels, Joann recalls, learning to drive a golf cart when she was five.
And she got her first driving lesson on the empty race track — in a straight-shift car, besides. "The battery was kind of weak," Joann recalls, "and Brian said to her, 'When I tell you to, pop the clutch and mash the gas.' She said, 'How do you 'pop' a clutch?'"
As Anna says in retrospect, "That was a pretty adventurous day."
But her taste for adrenaline goes back further than racing, her mom says: "When we lived in Boldo, she grew up at the volunteer fire department. When the tone went off, she'd be ready to go. Her godfather would take her on runs, and show her what it was like. She's even been in a burning house before.
"We've not held her back. We've sort of let her experience things." Would it be fair to say she's an adrenaline junkie? "Oh, definitely," Anna responds.
Race fans in the community have been quick to support Anna's new venture, Joann says: "We had a hundred T-shirts printed, with her racing number, and they were all gone in a single day."
She's also signed up several sponsors in a relatively short amount of time: Cagle's Automotive, Carmichael Law Firm, Evans Welding, Green Top Barbecue, Skidmore Signs and United Motor Company.
Wrecks are an inevitable part of the process. "If it's just dents, we leave 'em in," Anna says, but her Cavalier is temporarily in the shop from a crash two weeks ago when she hit a wall and broke the car's A-frame. Which was especially a disappointment "because she was doing so good," says Joann. "She had just come from last place to fourth in half a lap."
She makes it a point to pray before each race; afterwards, she says, "I thank God for his blessings on me."
Anna's dad is her pit crew, and her mom is the track scorekeeper — which can have its ups and downs.
"A few weeks ago I could see that her car was running hot, but she couldn't tell," says Joann. "I told the flagman to 'black flag' her — meaning she had to go to the pit for safety reasons.
If the water sprayed out and got on the tires, she might not be experienced enough to react in time.
"When she got out of the car, she went straight to a pit official and borrowed his radio to start fussing at me. Then when I saw her coming across the track, I laughed and told them, 'Lock the door! Here she comes!' She let me know she didn't appreciate it one bit."
Racing is Anna's passion, but not an obsession. She plays basketball, is in the band's color guard and the Beta Club. She's also a fan of the TV series "CSI," and hopes to pursue a career in forensic sciences.
"Right now she's earning respect on the track," says Joann. "She always chooses to start in the rear spot because she doesn't want to mess up any of the guys with more experience. But she's getting there."
In the next few years she hopes to move up to Sportsman class, and to race at other area tracks.
This year, her parents put an ad of congratulations in the school's yearbook, featuring one photograph of Anna with her race car and another of her dressed up for the school dance.
"The headline we used was 'High Heels, Four Wheels,'" Joann says. "We figured that sort of summed it up."
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Love at first fright: Rutland Halloween Parade rouses spiritsBy KEVIN OCONNOR
CORRESPONDENT | October 27,2013Think marriage is scary? Meet Barbara and Gary Spaulding, Rutland newlyweds who as shown at Rutlands 54th annual Halloween Parade on Saturday take commitment to a whole new level.
Ten Halloweens ago, Barbara turned her Bellevue Avenue home into a haunted house a tradition she continues each Oct. 31. Just married this month, she had reason to take a break this year. Instead, the ghoulishly dressed bride and groom recreated their vows on a graveyard float in anticipation of decorating their residence for an expected 300 trick-or-treaters Thursday.
Its our wedding, postmortem, said Barbara, an 18-year employee of the Rutland Redevelopment Authority. We took it very seriously til death do us part.
The two werent the only ones in the spirit when almost 100 costumed bands and bulb-blazing floats wound through a downtown crowd of thousands in New Englands oldest haunted-holiday march.
The city Recreation and Parks Department event kicked off at 6:30 p.m. with Drum Journeys of Earth skeleton drummers and dancers ushering in Pumpkin Princess Olivia Cacciatore, a Fair Haven Union High School senior who accessorized her crown with a 1976 Corvette Stingray convertible and umbrella to ward off scattered raindrops.
Dozens of area businesses and organizations presented floats ranging from a green-skinned Frankenstein (Community Health Centers of the Rutland Region) to blue-faced Smurfs (Rutland Regional Medical Center).
Fabian Earth Moving of West Rutland illuminated a 42-foot-long Witch Doctor island complete with flaming torches based on a suggestion by the owners 10-year-old granddaughter, Katelyn Schutt.
The citys Loretto Home the last residence of the parades late, longtime leader, Tom Fagan and neighboring St. Joseph Kervick facility participated for the first time, creating Monsters University with help of students from nearby Mount Saint Joseph Academy.
Proctor High School band members dressed as crocodiles make that Proctor-diles to perform Elton Johns Crocodile Rock as freshman classmate Steven Goodhue, in rhinestone-white sunglasses, jumpsuit and boa, played a baby grand piano atop a 25-foot-long animated crocodile.
Nine other student bands played everything from The Phantom of the Opera (Rutland High School) to Blue Oyster Cults Dont Fear The Reaper (Castleton State College), all while escorting a Pumpkin Princess court that included Lina Bergamini of Long Trail School in Dorset, Rebecca Elrick of Proctor High, Grace Giancola of Mount Saint Joseph Academy in Rutland, Alexis Hill of Poultney High, Tegan Waite of West Rutland High and Kyle Weatherhogg of Mill River Union High in Clarendon.
Amid the heights and frights, a few units aimed to comfort people. The Rutland County Democratic Committee, for example, wore scrubs and lab coats as they carried a message about the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare: The ACA its not a scary thing.
The NeighborWorks Home Energy Assistance Team welcomed The Logger Rusty DeWees, who broadcast his own sound bite to the local cable PEG-TV crew airing the parade live: Save a mountain of green and be warmer in the winter. (An average of $1,400 a year, the accompanying publicity people specified.)
The Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Boo Bees, for their part, hoped humor would promote a serious cause: Get regular checkups and mammograms.
Halloween wasnt the only holiday on marchers minds. Costumed characters walking alongside the Vermont Backroad Christmas Light Tour Bus handed out 5,000 candy canes to spectators in anticipation of driving about the region this December.
The Killington and Pico resort promoted the upcoming ski season by rolling out snowmaking zombies riding on one of their mountains gargantuan groomers and gondola cars (equipment valued at more than $500,000, a handler estimated).
Bigger dollar signs still, the American Cancer Society promoted its 25th anniversary Rutland County Relay For Life next June 21 and 22, noting this years event raised $200,000 to bring the fundraisers quarter-century total to $2 million.
The parades masked Jack OLantern mystery guest ended the event by revealing herself to be Rutland Middle School instructor Bianca McKeen, Vermonts most recent Science Teacher of the Year.
Ive always wanted to be Jack OLantern, she said. For me, its a dream come true.
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Dolphin Student-Athletes honored for achieving a 3.0 GPA or higher during the fall semester
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– Jacksonville was represented by program best 45 student-athletes on The Pioneer Football League's Academic Honor Roll for the Fall 2012 semester. Last season JU was represented by 28 student-athletes on the list.
The academic honor roll consists of student-athletes who participated in football at member institutions during the fall semester and posted a 3.0 grade-point average or higher during the semester while enrolled full-time in accordance with NCAA rules. The league placed a record 490 student-athletes on the Honor Roll this year from its 10 member institutions.
It is the fourth consecutive year the PFL has announced a record number of students to its honor roll with its current 10 member institutions. It also is the sixth consecutive year the league has seen an increase in the number of students recognized on its honor roll.
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Trevor Alfredson (So.), Business
Travis Ballard (So.), Biology
Trey Barnes (Fr.), Engineering
Brandon Behr (Fr.), Finance
Mark Bodkin (So.), History
Kendryk Boyd (So.), International Business
Alexander Bradley (Sr.), Business
Jacob Campoamor (Fr.), Marketing
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Harding and Henderson State (No. 8) are the only two ranked teams from the Great American Conference.
Harding (8-1, 6-1) will host Southwestern Oklahoma State on Saturday at First Security Stadium. Kickoff is at 2 p.m.
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And since The Wall is based on a real-time view of what Aussies are saying on social media networks, it's not surprising that many of our most popular stories are exactly these types of offbeat topics.
The following 10 stories are the most-clicked quirky topics so far this year, based on our internal traffic data. (I've selected the stories from our most-read list based on a somewhat subjective measure of each topic's "Hey, Martha" level).
A good quirky story is hard to define but they often have a startling picture (the Myer typo story), an almost unbelievable story (surviving a bungee jump fall) or something that may be a little too edgy for the major news organisations to cover (rude Japanese sale signs).
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1. It's ok Myer, It's only a 7 storey poster, checking it probably isn't important
2. The best JB-HIFI staff review I have seen
3. LOL! Tintin in Penrith
4. They sell Reece Mastin shirts at Supre. I was going to think of an insult, but I think that's insulting enough.
5. When barista art goes too far. I had no words at the time – wishing I pointed out that I'd ordered a FLAT white
6. Australian survives terrifying fall after bungee snaps
7. Can you afford a (fake) Louis Vuitton condom?
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"I believe in cultural diplomacy. And I think that you, the artists, can actually play an important part in bridging us with other countries through your art and with your talent." - Governor General of Canada Michaëlle Jean
Jeff Herd & Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General of Canada Photo:Tim Fennell
Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet was honoured to welcome Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General of Canada, for a visit on Thursday August 26th. The RWB was thrilled to have the opportunity to formally receive Her Excellency while she was in Manitoba on a two-day regional visit.
Together with RWB Board Chair Charlene Rocke and Executive Director Jeff Herd, Artistic Director André Lewis welcomed Her Excellency to the RWB's Graham Avenue facility at 9:15am and invited her to sign the RWB's guest book. After a brief introduction to the board and staff, Her Excellency had an opportunity to learn more about the RWB's rich history and to observe the organization's distinguished medal display.
The Governor General was then shown to one of the RWB's state-of-the-art studios where she met with RWB principal dancers Tara Birtwhistle, Vanessa Lawson and Jaime Vargas, Senior Ballet Master Johnny Chang and Music Director and Conductor Tadeusz Biernacki. Here, Her Excellency observed the full Company in morning class. She then toured to RWB's Wardrobe Department and Pointe Shoe Room for an engaging presentation from Anne Armit, Director of Wardrobe.
Following her tour, Her Excellency met with RWB School Director Arlene Minkhorst, School Director of Operations Debra Zoerb, Associate School Director Jorden Morris and Aspirant Program Director Stéphane Léonard to discuss the School's innovative 40th Anniversary Connections Tour taking place in Spring 2011 and to view a short multi-media presentation about RWB School's Aspirant Program. The Governor General was also briefed by Lewis and Herd about the Company's overseas tour in October to commemorate RWB's 70th Anniversary.
RWB company dancers and artistic staff with Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General of Canada Photo Tim Fennell
This meeting was followed by a reception where the Governor General had the exclusive opportunity to speak one-on-one with the Company dancers. It was here that Her Excellency thanked Company dancers for being such excellent ambassadors for the arts in Canada and around the world.
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Pool Home - Affordable Havasu Beauty in Lake Havasu
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Our Lake Havasu Beauty has it all and a beautiful swimming
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split floor plan for privacy. In the spacious living room, there is
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sleeps 6-8 people, and comes fully-equipped with all kitchen
appliances and utensils, as well as bed & bath linens. There is
plenty of seating space in the dining room area, as well as at the
breakfast bar. In the living room also has an entertainment
center complete with a TV, Satellite, and local cable access. A
radio and alarm clocks are also provided. There is a large
covered patio area with outdoor seating up to eight people for
outdoor dining. Also, there is a propane BBQ provided for your
enjoyment. Our home is located within the north side of town,
and is less than 5 minutes to the Windsor Beach launch ramp,
the Nautical Inn, the London Bridge, and downtown shopping.
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Weather Underground Forecast for Thursday, November 15, 2012.
High pressure will continue to prevail across much of the East on Thursday with generally dry and calm conditions. Another area of high pressure will slide southeastward from central Canada into the Midwest throughout the day, strengthening high pressure already in place across the region. Expect colder air to accompany this system into the Northern Plains and northern Minnesota, while a fairly dry cold front passes through the Minnesota and and the Upper Great Lakes, just ahead of the system. Due to limited moisture across the Upper Mississippi Valley and the Upper Great Lakes, only a few light snow showers will be possible near western Lake Superior.
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ANDERSON, Ind. — There were three benefits to the decision to move Friday's scheduled afternoon practice to an early morning session.
The Indianapolis Colts were able to avoid a forecast for afternoon rain (which didn't materialize during the scheduled workout time), and coaches and players were able to get a little bit of a headstart on their first day off of training camp.
But, perhaps most importantly to head coach Chuck Pagano, it gave the players a look at the type of unforeseen shifts they are surely going to encounter throughout the season.
"I know we had a little sudden change," he said. "That was great for everyone in our organization, especially our players, threw a little curveball at them. ... It's always good to have a change up, and we had a good practice."
Friday's session completed the first week of training camp, with two weeks left before the team returns to its Indianapolis training facility.
The Colts saved some of the hardest work of the week for last. Friday's practice was devoted to red zone and goal-line work, which is the only time during training camp that Indianapolis practices live tackling.
Pagano was pleased with the results of the week overall.
"I thought we made a lot of progress this week," he said. "It's been a tough, tough week."
High praise for DHB
Darrius Heyward-Bey really started to come on mid-week and had his best practice of training camp Thursday. He finished the week with three solid days after struggling at the start of practice.
Veteran wide receiver Reggie Wayne said he sees immense potential in DHB.
"I tell him every day I wish I had his body type," Wayne said. "He can be in that elite group of big receivers, the Andre Johnsons, the Calvin Johnsons, guys like that. But he's growing. He's getting better and better each week. He can be a freak of nature. He really can be."


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Saint Ariadne
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Christian slave of a Phrygian prince. Flogged for refusing to join in pagan celebrations on her owner's birthday. When she fled from his household, a large rock opened up for her to escape into; she was never seen again. She was assumed to have died in the rock, it became her tomb, and she is considered a martyr.
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During January 2013, Hoopeston Public Library, 110 N. Fourth St., will offer free library cards to patrons who have lost our misplaced theirs. Normally, replacement cards cost $1.
Presenting a library card each time a patron checks out will speed up the process and also allow more efficient access to other library services.
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Day Camp Group Photo by wfroncek - about 5 years ago
"This is a picture of the Girl Scouts of Camden County, MO. It was taken during our Day Camp at Ha Ha Tonka State Park on June 13th. During our Day Camp our girls learned about archery, canoeing, fishing, cooking on the camp fire, participating in flag up and flag down ceremonies, plus creek life from the naturalist at Ha Ha Tonka. Go Girl Scouts!!!"


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FOXNews.com - CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
Blast off!
SpaceX's Falcon rocket launched Friday at 10:10 a.m. ET from Cape
Canaveral on a resupply run to the International Space Station.
The unmanned rocket is owned by the SpaceX company, and carried the
company's Dragon capsule filled with more than a ton of space station
supplies and experiments -- rather than the chocolate-vanilla swirl ice
cream carried aboard a previous mission. This time, Dragon's freezers
are going up filled with mouse stem cells, protein crystals and other
research items.
SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell said snacks straight from the orchard
of an employee's father are on board -- and not just apples.
It's a little bit healthier, I think, than the one that NASA sent last time," she told reporters on the eve of the flight.
This will be the third space station visit for SpaceX, or more
formally Space Exploration Technologies Corp., the creation of Elon Musk
of PayPal and Tesla electric carmaker fame.
NASA is paying the company to supply the orbiting lab; the contract is worth $1.6 billion for 12 delivery runs.
The Dragon should arrive at the space station on Saturday morning.
The six-member station crew will use the station's robot arm to grab the
Dragon and attach it to the orbiting complex.
A variety of plant life is going up, including 640 seeds of mouse-ear
cress, a small flowering weed used in research. Other experiments
involve paint; high school students want to see how it will adhere and
dry in space.
Russia, Europe and Japan also provide delivery services to the space
station, but none of those cargo craft can return goods like the SpaceX
Dragon. This latest Dragon will spend more than three weeks at the space
station before departing and parachuting into the Pacific with a full
load of medical specimens, fish, plants and old equipment.
NASA's shuttles used to be the main haulers up and down, but retired two years ago.


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Had the CDCR been doing what it should have been doing all along, we would not even be facing this problem. And if rehabilitation and substance abuse treatment had been made widely available years ago, we would not have the numbers in prison that we do. CDCR, however, was intent on investing its money in expanding the prison population, not reducing it.


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3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
11-01-2013 01:34:02 | More by TrojanRB
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3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
Pours a light brown with a little orange tint to it with a thin wispy head,aromas of chocolate and roasted nuts most prevalent with some orange and citrius in there as well.A malt tilted flavor a little sweet and nutty a little chocolate in thee with some pine and citruis in the finish wich becomes more pronounced as it warms a little.A decent brew big in the malt department tastes alot better as it warms.
12-24-2004 01:27:06 | More by oberon
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
Appearance This one had a monstrous head that filled half the glass with a moderate pour. The foam went down slowly, pitting and lacing the glass. The beer itself is a bright, clear ruby color. This one is gorgeous.
Smell The sharp citrus hops are complimented with a piney bite. Together they mask but do not hide the light malt base. The aroma is wonderful combination of complex pine and citrus hops.
Taste The malt base comes out HUGE at the taste. I cant believe the disparity between the nose and the tongue on this one. The hops are actually in the background here, and the creamy, caramel malt is incredible. It loses some of its Amber/Red Ale character, but this is awesome.
Mouthfeel This one is very creamy in the mouth. It is medium-bodied and just refreshing enough to foot the bill.
Drinkability A little off-style but an excellent interpretation to say the least. I was quite impressed.
Update What a difference a year makes. I decided to re-review this with a 2004 (my Dec '04 review was with a 2003) vintage and was greatly disappointed.
The appearance was so-so and the aroma rather cheap. It lost a lot of its smoothness and really didnt have any stand out flavors like I remember. My initial review had a 4.5 for Appearance and 4.0s for everything else, but Im changing each of the five rating categories to 3.5.
Update The 2005 was a lot maltier than years before. They really are working on this recipe. The flavor is grainy but beefy malts. Straight 3.5s seems to be this beers home so Ill leave it as such. Its a nice ale though and I would definitely recommend.
12-10-2004 18:34:02 | More by RoyalT
3.29/5 rDev -9.1%
Pours a super-hazy, golden-orange color, some brighter yellow tips around the edges. Packed with lots of tiny pieces of sediment that float around the beer. Creamy, beige-colored head settles fast and doesn't leave much lacing. Aroma was full of malts, up and down, toasted caramels, mild spices, a deep, sweet, musty earthiness to it as well. Some sweeter fruits sit in the background, like dates and prunes. Hops? Basically nowhere to be found on the nose. Taste is even more jam-packed with caramel malts and spices, giving it a slight warming feeling. Alcohol comes through, but doesn't really hinder. Sweet, sharp fruitiness comes through; prunes, grapes, almost wine-like as it meshes with the mild alcohol character. Some more spices come through as the beer warms, but I really can't put my finger on what they might be. Earthy tones and deep, sweet esters come through - this beer is almost a little too malty and sweet. The hops are still mostly absent. Slight nuttiness along with some grains in the aftertaste, but still pulling heavy on the sweet caramel malts and deep fruitiness. Medium body, medium carbonation.
Eh, I wasn't really feeling this one. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't very good, either. A little to unbalanced with the malt in my opinion, and the sweetness just wasn't controlled or able to stand all on its own. Decent, but certainly nothing special.
01-21-2013 03:59:13 | More by tectactoe
3.33/5 rDev -8%
A - Pours clear copper with one and a half fingers of tan head. Head has very good retention and leaves nice rings of lacing.
S - Toffee and caramel are prominent, with a bit of clove and citrus.
T - Similar to smell, with quite a bit of bitterness from some citrus hops and the spices. Leads to a dry finish.
M - Medium mouthfeel starts slightly sweet and transitions to bitter and dry on the finish.
O - A decent amber/ winter warmer, though the bitterness isn't particularly desirable in this case.
01-26-2012 17:17:05 | More by warnerry
3/5 rDev -17.1%
07-10-2014 03:15:10 | More by chip26
3.03/5 rDev -16.3%
12 oz bottle. Pours a reddish amber with a creamy light tan head that goes to a film that laces the glass.
The aroma is sweet caramel and chocolate, some grassy hops and a little cherry.
The flavor is sweet toffee malts with some slightly tart cherry fruitiness and a musty earthiness - kind of a strange combination. It is medium bodied and has a good level of carbonation.
Overall, it's nice and is drinkable, but not too exciting. It seemed like more of a fruit beer than a pale ale.
10-20-2005 05:24:51 | More by Beaver13
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
04-21-2012 18:05:07 | More by BuckeyeSlim
3.68/5 rDev +1.7%
The beer pours a golden-orange color with a white head. The aroma is heavy on the toffee with some caramel and grassy hops mixed in. The flavor is toffee and bready malt. There is a little bit of hop bitterness and a tad bit of flavor from the grassy hops, but this beer is all about the malt. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
When I opened the beer I was expecting a winter warmer. It was a surprise to see a lighter colored amber ale, but the beer was still enjoyable.
12-03-2010 17:54:47 | More by Mora2000
3.9/5 rDev +7.7%
Thanks to Jegross for this one!
Bottle poured into a pint glass
Appearance- Beautiful! One inch light tan head that slowly disappears. The beer is a light copper color.
Smell- Smells like a typical winter warmer. Toasted grains and toffee.
Taste- Carmel and butter are what stands out to me. Malty and very hoppy.
Mouthfeel- Feels a bit thin. The flavor is nice and it coats the whole mouth.
Overall- I got this beer as an extra, so I am thrilled about it. Its really good and I recommend trying it.
12-22-2011 01:33:06 | More by frenchblood21
3.65/5 rDev +0.8%
Opened cold 12 oz bottle, poured into Nonic glass.
Poured a nice head of 1", died down to a hazy layer of bubbles atop a tea brown brew. Clear, mild bubbles in brew.
Smell is mild malty. Taste is clean. Very subtle, I taste some dark fruitiness - cherry on the back? Brew is has some sweetness with a nice pleasant finish. I actually expected more from this one, but it really didn't deliver much past average. It is a decent beer, maybe its just not cold enough here in Arizona to get the full effect. But all being said, it is a decent beer.
01-24-2008 06:43:34 | More by mattster
4/5 rDev +10.5%
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Nonic Imperial Pint.
Appearance: Clear golden amber with billowing head and slight lacing.
Smell: Citrus, toast and an undeniable similarity to Great Lakes Christmas Ale, which I associate with cinnamon and honey, but I don't think that is in here, so not sure where that aroma is coming from.
Taste: Light malts of biscuit, toast and mead, with a nice layer of spicy English hops on top, which has a tinge of citrus and pine. Still getting some very light winter spices.
Feel: Medium body with moderate carbonation and a nice dry finish.
Overall: Nice ale overall that does not seem to fit any known style. Kind of an English Strong Ale, kind of an Amber Ale, kind of a Spiced Winter Warmer (despite the lack of spices). This seriously confuses the hell out of me, but if I put my beer reviewing hat away, it is clear that I really enjoy it.
12-30-2011 23:50:41 | More by bsp77
3.23/5 rDev -10.8%
Clear brown pour with no head. Caramel-sweet aroma makes you think this is going to be sticky sweet. The malt and hop profiles, however balance this one out into a very smooth, slightly spicy beer. Only problem was that I expected more from a winter beer, either in the alcohol content or overall flavor. Kind of weak in both areas, but still an enjoyable brew.
12-05-2008 17:30:23 | More by magictrokini
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
10-28-2013 15:35:12 | More by rhinonau
4.08/5 rDev +12.7%
A sweet malty beer good for keeping out the winter chill. Darkish red-amber with small dwindling head and some lace. Malts are very nice, warming, leathery and a touch smoky. Lots of biscuit sweetness and a sweet currant fruitiness that slowly becomes apparant. Lots of Irish red ale malt character too. Hops are not very substantial but they do the job with a definite herbal character. A long, lingering sweetness entices you to take another sip. I was surprised how good this beer was. It at first seemed like an average malty winter brew but as it asserted itself I was more and more impressed with its complexity. This beer would go well with foods, maybe smoky meats, but I also wonder how it would do alongside a sweet caramelized dessert. It tastes a little like the burnt top of a creme brulee.
12-22-2003 06:50:13 | More by Thrasher
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
Pours out a little on the brown side as opposed to red or amber, but those are the three colors mixed together I'd say that produces the final visual product. Good clarity, looks professional, 1" head. Aroma was more in line with a red ale.
Decent hopping, red ale malt flavor, peatyness is there. Alcohol stays off the tongue, good job for something over 7%, wouldn't know it from the taste. Light body absorbs bitterness, this one is similar to a winter warmer but equal parts red ale. Stays lively on the palate compared to a winter warmer.
Really a better beer for fall or spring than winter. Unless you need a break from big ass beers.
11-29-2011 19:36:03 | More by Beerandraiderfan
4/5 rDev +10.5%
03-22-2014 03:20:05 | More by Jeffwildcat
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
Fairly thick pour, initial head is minimal and diminishes quickly. Very dark copper color -- attractive. Aroma is reserved but deep, tending more toward molasses than caramel. Some buttery diacetyl flavor, but dark, a little like mushrooms, wood, and burnt popcorn kernals. Distinct hops assert at the finish. Nice low carbonation but mouthfeel is on the thin side. This brew isn't delicious to my tongue but is somewhat interesting -- I'm still thinking about this one.
Later notes: the malt profile of this beer seems to get stronger every year
11-21-2002 08:29:00 | More by ADR
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
01-23-2014 03:51:28 | More by cmwilliq
New Mexico
4/5 rDev +10.5%
04-14-2014 18:05:41 | More by LXIXME
3.58/5 rDev -1.1%
Poured a dark amber into the mug.
Choice malt aroma.
Complex...this beer has a nice malty backbone with a particular bite. Delicate yet bold. More of a caramel malt than cacao. Hopped fairly well.
Medium with a nice lubricity. One smiles when the hop kick is realized.
This is a good beer and tonite the high is 25° and the low was around 4°, so the odds of this gal having a good show were pretty much spot on. Never once did she disappoint...
12-31-2007 08:42:11 | More by CamuMahubah
3.85/5 rDev +6.4%
This poured to a nice deep amber color with a medium head that shrank but never disappeared. It left a few big lines of lace.
Malts and spices come through strong in the smell. The taste starts with malts and finishes with a combination of spice and cherry that come together well. The mouthfeel is medium and the drinkability is good.
11-25-2006 09:24:30 | More by watermelonman
4/5 rDev +10.5%
11-07-2013 20:36:39 | More by hsus0225
3.83/5 rDev +5.8%
Appearance - Pours a clear, bright orange amber with a pillowy white, 2 finger head. Fantastic retention. Lacing coats the glass from top to bottom. Great stick. Very impressive.
Smell - Healthy dose of caramel malt hits the nostrils, complemented nicely by a slightly floral, slightly citric hop aroma. Wonderful smelling brew.
Taste - Strong caramel malt backbone from start to finish, starts with the caramel before a noticeable citric hop character takes command by mid-taste, riding out through the finish. Slightly spicy. Hits briefly on cocoa. Leaves behind a caramel, slightly toasted biscuit and a slight orange pith hop aftertaste. Good, but nothing special.
Mouthfeel - Medium bodied, with active carbonation. Creamy, smooth and entirely drinkable.
Overall - Too bad the flavor doesn't quite match up with the rest of the qualities this beer presents, otherwise this thing could be a monster of a winter release. It's just missing one thing that would really set it off. Maybe if it popped a bit more on toasted notes? A pinch more chocolate malt, maybe? In any event, it's a pretty darn good beer.
12-08-2012 06:46:15 | More by TheSixthRing
4/5 rDev +10.5%
02-10-2013 04:40:44 | More by DruC4
Powder Hound Winter Ale from Big Sky Brewing Company
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A 21-year-old man died when storms moved through the Tuscaloosa area on Monday night.
Authorities were called to a home in the 1400 block of 22nd Avenue after a report of a person trapped just after 10 p.m.
City officials say a retention wall in the basement gave way. We're told the victim and a friend sought shelter in the basement as the storm passed through the area.
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After a month-long managerial search, the New York Mets have reportedly found their man to replace Jerry Manuel.
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on Feb 2, 2012 at 1:58 pm
I am bewildered by the resolution and the preliminary offer voted by the LASD Trustees on Monday night.
The 3 Appellate Court justices and the 7 California State Supreme Court justices have unanimously ruled that the 2009 Facilities offer was illegal. It defies logic then that the Trustees would offer the same facilities again for 2012, this time stating that the space offered is better than what the district students receive.
The BCS parents pay property taxes. Lots of it. And the parcel tax. And we are still paying, just like all the other LASD parents who send their kids to district schools, for the $94.7 million bond measure that was overwhelmingly passed by the voters in 1998 to renovate and upgrade the public school facilities. And yet, the Trustees continue to treat us as non-entities and refuse to share the public resources that we all pay for. The Trustees and some of the district parents act as if they own the facilities and they are entitled to it. I want my children and all the other children at BCS to finally get their fair share of the pie.
The preliminary offer also splits up our K-8 school into 2 campuses in opposite sides of the district. They make the argument that it is better for K-6 students to be physically separated from the 7-8 students for their well-being. If that was their only concern, why not offer to put that one middle school portable on the other corner of Egan campus away from K-6 space, thus allowing for the least amount of disruption for the students, teachers and parents who will now have to shuttle back and forth between the two campuses? Perhaps they are hoping that many prospective BCS middle school parents will throw up their hands and say "Uncle! We'll just go to Egan!" This offer to make life as difficult as possible for BCS community seems petty and definitely was not made in the spirit of "working together" or "mending bridges" or any other conciliatory words spoken in public by the Trustees.
I hope the Trustees do the right thing by 450+ Los Altos School District students who attend BCS, on their own volition, before the Court orders them to do it.
on Feb 2, 2012 at 2:28 pm
This BCS disgusts me. Its clear they simply want an exclusive school that keeps out the riff-raff by demanding $5K per year.
Sue them again you [Portion removed due to disrespectful comment or offensive language]. Lets make sure you harm the entire district because some people don't want their kids associating with too many kids from the east side of El Camino.
on Feb 2, 2012 at 2:42 pm
Wrong BCSer, they did something illegal because they philosophically hate the charter school concept, then they get told to comply by the courts, so they propose something they know Bullis will reject so they can buy more time by claiming to comply. It is like a pet store giving you a dead cat, and when you complain they give you two squirrels and say "well if you hold them end to end they are pretty much the same size as a cat, so what is your problem?" You are trying to turn this into a class warfare issue (such the hip trend these days) when it is a fairness and legality issue. It is the district idiots who are going to wind up costing the district more money though the courts.


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Wow....and ouch. All bands go through their "creative differences", and I respect that [don't necessarily agree with it , but I am not a musician so what do I know about this stuff?], but like what already has been said, this is something fans have heard before. And, we are tired of it. It's high school drama, it seems to have no resolution or compromise, and it's repetitive.
Maybe there's some kind of reverse psychology going on spurring the negative comments - you know, talk trash about your bandmates and maybe more people will flock to the show in hopes of a fight? Look at all of the attention that this one article generated. But this is truly getting old guys...and I agree with some other posts. Either deal with this drama privately so that your FANS can enjoy your music....or move on.
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Beaches, fishing, and family fun in the tropics in Anna Maria Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Coquina Moorings
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,200 - $ 1,500 / week
$ 3,600 - $ 4,500 / month
vacation rental description
Anna Maria Island invites you to sandy beaches in a tropical setting.
With easy access from Tampa or
Sarasota airports, this condo is located on a slender spit of land at
the south end of this barrier
island on the Gulf of Mexico. The unique setting of this condo
provides direct frontage on the
Sarasota Bay to the east, and is 30 steps from the Gulf of Mexico
beaches to the west. The beaches
are never crowded, because the island allows no high rise buildings.
You can walk for 7 unobstructed
miles along the sandy beaches, or collect a wide variety of shells.
Enjoy expansive views of the water from your living room or bedroom.
Or relax and enjoy the sunset
from your lanai. A private dock provides a space for fishing in the
Sarasota Bay, or docking a boat
for deep water fishing excursions. The Gulf of Mexico is at your
front door, with great swimming,
wide sandy beaches, shells, children's playgrounds, and beautiful
sunsets. The Sarasota Bay is at
your back door, with a pool and picnic spot overlooking the water.
There are 2 golf courses on the
island, and 45 more within minutes. Bring your boat, fishing and
snorkeling gear, and golf clubs,
because this island has it all.
The town of Bradenton Beach, on Anna Maria Island, offers prize
winning restaurants, grocery
shopping, and many fine boutiques and beach shops. There is also a
free trolley car that travels the
length of the island. Sarasota, the cultural capital of Florida, is a
20 minute drive away, offering
world class music, dance, and theater performances. Tampa is a
beautiful 50 minute drive over
bridges and along the Tampa Bay.
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condo rental amenities
Amenities include an uncrowded beach and heated swimming pool, barbq
and picnic area overlooking the
Sarasota Bay, and a private dock for fishing and boat storage. There
are 2 lanai, with beautiful
water views from every window. Air conditioning and covered parking
are provided. Also included:
-A washer and dryer in the condo.
-Fully equipped kitchen with full size refrigerator, dishwasher,
stove, microwave, ice maker, dishes
and cooking utensils.
-All linens.
-Beach and flotation toys, beach chairs, and beach towels.
-Cable TV, DVD/VCR player, CD stereo player, telephone and high speed
internet connection.
activities and attractions in Anna Maria Island Gulf Coast Central
The main attraction on the island is the beautiful, sandy beach.
Other attractions include charter
fishing, para-sailing, jet skiing, sail boating, scuba diving,
snorkeling, kayaking, biking, tennis,
scooter rentals, air boat tours, dinner theater, and golf. Boats,
bicycles, and sports gear may be
rented on the island.
There are 2 golf courses on the island, and 45 more within minutes.
The courses range from executive
to PGA style courses to British Lynx courses designed by the likes of
Robert Trent Jones, Jack
Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. Anna Maria Island is 15 minutes from the
David Leadbetter Golf Academy.
Other attractions include the Ringling Museum of Art, Bishop
Planetarium, St. Armand Circle shopping
district, Myakka State Park Alligator Tours, Mote Marina, Sarasota
Jungle Gardens, Sarasota
Botanical Gardens, and other museums, performance centers, and theme
parks within a 90 minute drive.
The Pittsburgh Pirates spring training facility, the Bolletteri
Tennis Center, and greyhound race
tracks are within a 15 minute drive.
vacation rental rates
Dec 1-April 30: $1,500 per week, $4,500 per month, $2,005 per holiday week.
May 1-Nov 30: $1,200 per week, $3,600 per month, $1,765 per holiday week.
Florida taxes of 11.5% a cleaning fee of $110, and an administrative fee of $50 also apply to all rentals.
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Stop me if you have heard this before. 'Bama played tough, 'Bama played scrappy, 'Bama fell behind 8-0 right out of the gate. 'Bama mounted a comeback, even took a seven point lead, then allowed Florida to tie the game at half. Trevor Releford had to feel alone on the court again as 'Bama drops another one despite a valiant effort.
The third ranked Gators are clearly the class of the SEC, and somehow the Tide has probably played their best two games of the season against them. After a six point loss in Tuscaloosa two weeks ago, 'Bama came into this game reeling, having lost three in a row. The team had their customary slow start, falling behind 8-0, the sixth straight game with at least a 6-0 deficit to start the game. However they bowed their necks, played tough, and rode the un-worldly shooting of Trevor Releford to a brief seven point lead. The tough Gator squad battled back to tie the game at intermission, 36-36.
'Bama played as well as they possibly could in the first half, shooting 61% from the field and 71% from three point range. (Florida shot 65% in the first half.) The second half proved to be another thing though. Florida began the second stanza on a 16-3 run to take control of the game. To the Tide's credit they did not fold up, and battled back to cut the lead to seven on a few occasions. In a play that summarizes this season, Retin Obasohan threw the ball away with a chance to cut the lead to five late.
All five Florida starters scored in double figures while Releford was alone in that regard for 'Bama with 25. This was the 24th consecutive games in double figures for the senior from Kansas City. Releford moved into 10th place all-time in scoring for the Crimson Tide and added four assists and four steals. Obasohan was next with nine points, and Rodney Cooper added seven, and led the team with six rebounds. Jimmie Taylor had six points and three blocked shots and played well in his 20 minutes of action.
The Tide had one of their better shooting games of the season, hitting 55% for the game including 54.5% from three and 87% from the free throw line. The big problem in the second half was that they only attempted 17 shots. Florida shot 62% for the game and out rebounded the smaller Tide team 23-20.
With the win Florida is now 21-2, and 10-0 in SEC play on the season. 'Bama dropped to 9-14, 3-7 in SEC play.
No loss is a good loss, but this one certainly wasn't too bad. Playing the third ranked team in the country on their home court and staying close is something. The way the season has gone it would be easy for the players to give up, and we didn't see that today. Except for a couple occasions, Auburn and Tennessee come to mind, this team has battled and been in most all of their games. Whether or not they can forge some victories out of that effort, and limited talent, remains to be seen. With a quick turnaround before the next game, Tuesday at home against Marshall Henderson and his band of Rebels from Ole Miss, Grant must rally the troops or risk the team losing their fifth straight. The game is set for 8 p.m. and will be televised on ESPNU.
Roll Tide Y'all, I know you are getting as tired hearing it as I am of saying it, but hang in there.


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