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Hey There, I will be in Seward during the early months of May and June preparing our boat for the fishing season. I am very ambitious however to develop some new routes on the outstanding Rock just outside Seward towards Resurrection Bay, mostly the areas in Humpy Cove on the East side of the Bay. If you have been out there you know what area Im speaking of because of the massive amount of Rock on that side of the bay that is begging to be climbed. I have seen very little information from others making attempts on putting up new routes or discovering an area worth developing in this area. My plan is to go out in search for such areas/routes to clean and make available for climbers to explore and Im asking the Alaskan climbing community if they have heard of any previous activity in this area? If so, it would be greatly helpful to establish contact with you to help me better understand which areas have been looked at or established. I have only seen this area from the water so this will be my first time making it to shore and looking for possible routes to set up. If you know of anyone that has been to this area before, please have them email me, or if you have an interest in making this area a new climbing destination feel free to join in on the help. Im sure this will include a lot of trail clearing and route cleaning. I am super excited about this adventure and Im positive we can develop this area for the climbing community. cheers, Jacob Holmstead email@example.com
Don't know anything about ressurection bay, but if your plans change there is supposedly a lot of granite to be explored in Prince William Sound (deep water bay, grey stone bay, granite bay, etc). What kind of rock is it, chugach choss? Climbing info is few and far between, this is the most info I have been able to find Ak climbing Good luck, beware of bears and skeeters.
I lived in Anchorage for a number of years, and have wondered about routes in that area as well. I have asked around and done some research, but never found any documentation. I'd be surprised if no climbers had ever ventured out there, but I'm sure it is ripe with potential first ascents. Check out Thumb Cove. I was out there on sail boat two summers ago and remember there being plenty of rock for some 2-3 pitch routes. Looking through binoculars from the boat it looked similar to the Seward Highway greywhacke and pretty solid. There is also a state park cabin on the beach that would make it easy to hang out in relative luxury and climb/ develop for a number of days. If your spending time out there I would highly recommend checking it out. Even if the rock quality is not fantastic I'm sure it could yield some multipitch adventure routes in a beautiful setting. I guess you'll never know unless you try. If you climb some routes out on the bay put some photos and info up. I'd be interested to see what you find.
Brandon, Thats great to hear that there is a state park cabin there. That would make the trips so much easier. Thanks for the heads up about Thumb Cove. The only first hand experience of this place that I have was through Binoculars but I was still pretty excited to see potential in the area. If your in Seward in May/June this summer for a weekend you should let me know.
I have explored a lot in Prince William Sound... nothing for me in Resurection Bay either. PWS is amazing and it would be cool to try and do some climbing there. Maybe if I had a boat and could live up there. Coming from Colorado though... by the time I get all the way out there in a kayak, and/or pay huge johnny for a charter boat, there are so many other great things to do than deal with trying to climb there. It efing rains a lot. I do dream of having a good boat and living there in PWS for some time... having rock and ice gear... there would be much to do.
Yea Frosty, PWS is a wonderful place. I have traveled it each summer on a commercial fishing boat and the place is seriously one of my favorite places to be. When you get that boat, let me know!
Chat with Kelsey Gray. He wrote the guidebook for a lot of the climbing around AK and would likely know the most. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Alaska-Rock-Climbing-Guide/16>>> I'd send him a message on Facebook or get ahold of him via MP mountainproject.com/u/prezwoodz//106310431?action=contribs& Good luck! I lived in Anchorage for years and the climbing season can be a rather depressing thing...
Ty, you missed the summer of summers. We were in Hatcher Pass more than anywhere else, and didn't get rained on more that a couple times! It reminded me why Alaska is the place to be! No people and sick granite to be had! There has also been a resurgence of climbing on the Seward Highway, just put up a sweet little number that is going to fall nicely into a medium to hard 5.12 category. Good rock to be had if you know where to look and aren't afraid to clean!
@Dommelhiemer Oh I've had good climbing seasons....but I've also had seasons where it rains everyday for 28 days straight like in 2010. www.adn.com/2010/08/14/1410314/anchorage-reaches-soggy-miles>>> I heard last summer was awesome!
That Summer was awful, 2011 wasn't a real winner either. The hot season skunked me in the Alaska Range this past year. Headed to Arrigetch this season.
Hey Frosty, Those images of the sound look great. Where is the first photo taken with the seeping Slabs? Another one of those photos looks like hidden bay, which is a sick place on Culross Island.
Hello Seward thread, I just scored a job up in Seward this season and will be there from late April into October. Looking for some adventure, rock, climbing, fa's, and assisting anyone in developing the area! If your searching for a partner hit me up! Any further information would be much obliged. Cheers, Nick email@example.com
Hey Jib, Go down to Exit Glacier Guides and chat with Ryan Fisher or Brendan Ryan if you haven't already. They're pretty well dialed into the climbing community and can point you in the direction of anyone who has developed or explored those areas. I know that when I talked to them last summer they said that they thought that someone had been out there before, but I can't remember who they said they thought it was. Maybe the same guy who put that unfinished bolted line up up Mt. Alice? They'll definitely help you out if they know! Cheers and good luck!
Thats really great to hear, I will definitely go visit Exit Glacier Guides and talk about the Area and possible lines to go up. Nick I will get in touch with you when I get up to Seward in June.


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FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU women's basketball team looks to extend their 5-game winning streak as they host conference rivals North Florida on Jan. 7 (6:05 p.m.) and Jacksonville on Jan. 9 (2:05 p.m. ET). FGCU is 3-1 all-time against both UNF and JU.
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Last Meeting: FGCU 57, UNF 48, 2/19/09 in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Series Information: FGCU Leads 3-1
Last Meeting: FGCU 68, JU 67, 2/21/09 in Jacksonville, Fla.
Hot Topics
• Through 12 games, the Eagles are shooting .410 from the field, .374 from three-point land and .715 from the free-throw line…FGCU's opponents are shooting .374 overall, .282 from long range and .680 from the stripe…the Eagles average 16.9 assists per game to the opponents' 11.7. • FGCU has won 19 consecutive conference games, dating back to last season.
• The contest with North Florida marks the fifth time FGCU has played on January 7 (3-1 all time, only loss to UNF in 2008).
• The contest with Jacksonville marks the first time FGCU has played on January 9.
• FGCU has an all-time record of 52-6 in games played in the month of January.
• The Eagles matchups with the Ospreys and Dolphins mark the fifth meeting between the respective schools (3-1 vs. both schools).
• The Eagles three losses this season have occurred on the road.
About The North Florida Ospreys
• The Ospreys (4-9, 1-3 A-Sun) are led by sophomore guard Brittany Kirkland at 14.2 points per game while dishing out 3.5 assists per outing. Freshman forward Jadhken Kerr is adding 8.6 points per game while junior guard Juliemay Syquio is adding 8.4 points. Senior forward Arlande Cherizol is pulling down a team best 6.9 rebounds per game.
• UNF is coming off a weekend conference series in which it split a pair of games. The Ospreys defeated Kennesaw State, 68-51 on Jan. 2. Kirkland had 17 of her 21 points in the first half against the Owls. The Ospreys fell to Mercer 54-48, on Jan. 4. Sophomore guard Kim Baker and Kirkland both had 10 points in the game.
• This is just the fifth meeting between the two teams. FGCU holds the all-time series record at 3-1. Last season the Eagles picked up wins in both games, winning 63-46 in Fort Myers and 57-48 at UNF Arena. Kirkland averaged 12 points against the Eagles and Syquio averaged 7.5 points per game. Cherizol had 9.5 rebounds per game last season against FGCU.
Last Meeting; 2/19/09 - FGCU 57, North Florida 48
• Chelsea Lyles scored a game-high 21 points as the Eagles defeated the Ospreys of UNF, 57-48, to extend their winning streak to 13 games.
• FGCU jumped out to an early 17-10 lead with 12:34 remaining, after Lyles drained a 3-pointer off an assist from Kelsey Jacobson, and never looked back. The Eagles went on to outscore the Ospreys 17-12 over the final 12:34 of the half to take a 34-22 lead into the locker room at half.
• FGCU was outscored 26-23 in the second half, but held off the Lady Ospreys and won by the final of 57-48.
• Lyles scored a game-high 21 points on 7-of-16 shooting from the field and 3-of-6 from behind the arc, while also adding five rebounds and three steals. Shannon Murphy was the only other Eagles that registered double digit points. Murphy finished with 10 points and four assists.
About The Jacksonville Dolphins
• JU is not getting a good feel for its shooting touch while playing games on the road. The Dolphins have been outscored 553-432 through the first eight road trips. JU is shooting 29.8 (161-541) percent from the floor, while opponents are averaging 43.0 (197-458) per game. The Dolphins had good first half leads against USF and Campbell, but each team rallied in the final 10 minutes of the half to either tie the game or take the lead.
• JU has outscored the opposition's bench in eight of 12 games, including more than a 20-point difference on four occasions.
• The Dolphins (3-9, 2-2) evened their conference record with wins against Mercer (Jan. 2) and Kennesaw State (Jan. 4) at home to start the New Year.
• The Dolphins have used nine different lineup combinations in the first 12 games.
• JU has played nine of it's first 13 contests on the road. After the trip to FGCU on Sunday, the Dolphins will play four games at home - the longest stretch this season.
• Senior guard Courtney Jackson (97) needs six more treys to pass Rebecca Montz (102, 2003-05) for fourth on the all- time list, while senior forward Desarae Johnson (103) is 26 blocks shy of becoming the program's new all-time leader.
Last Meeting; 2/21/09 - FGCU 68, Jacksonville 67
• Kelsey Jacobson's 3-pointer with 1.2 seconds left capped a nine-point Florida Gulf Coast rally in the final four minutes to lift the Eagles to a 68-67 win over JU.
• The Dolphins (16-11, 12-6 A-Sun) never trailed in the game until the final second, watching the Eagles (23-4, 16-3) finish the game on a 13-3 run.
• Jacobson's heroic shot, her third 3-pointer of the game, gave her 10 points – one of our four Eagles in double figures. The FGCU rally ruined the Senior Day outing for the Regina Omoite, Virginia Gregoire, and DaVina Hamilton. The Dolphins had turned a two-point halftime lead into 13 less than five minutes into the second half – with Lynsey Paschal's putback capping a 13-2 run to give JU a 47-34 lead.
• Despite trailing by 10 with nine minutes to go, the Eagles started slowly cutting into the lead, cutting the deficit to five before two straight baskets by JU pushed the lead back to nine, 64-55, with four minutes left in regulation.
• The Eagles rally started with a layup by Adrianne McNally and after Ashanti Williams made 1-of-2 free throws for JU, Jacobson hit a 3-pointer to cut the deficit to five, 65-60, with 2:33 left in the game.
• After the two teams traded baskets, McNally went to work – making a layup with 1:15 left to cut the deficit to three, 67-64.
• Omiote came down and missed a 3-pointer and fouled on the rebound, with Brittany Brown hitting 1-of-2 to cut the JU lead to two, 67-65, with just 53 seconds left in the game.
• Crystal Grable missed a jumper in the lane that could have iced the game and the Eagles worked the clock, using their final three timeouts, drawing up Jacobson's catch-and-shoot 3-pointer that gave Florida Gulf Coast its first lead of the day.
• The Dolphins hit 15-of-33 in the second half, but went ice cold in the final four minutes – hitting just 1-of-5 from the floor.
• McNally scored a game-high 19 points and pulled nine rebounds to lead the Eagles. Courtney Chihil and Chelsea Lyles each had 13 for FGCU.
• The Dolphins got 12 from Courtney Jackson and 11 from Richardson off the bench.
Déjà Vu?
The Eagles Dec. 13 game at No. 21/24 Michigan State marked the second time that FGCU faced an opponent ranked in the top-25. The first time the Eagles faced a top-25 program was during the 2008-09 season when FGCU faced the Seminoles of Florida State…who were ranked No. 21/24.
Big Things To Come
The Eagles Dec. 13th matchup with Michigan State was the front-end of a home-and-home series between the Spartans and Eagles, with MSU coming to Alico Arena in 2011-12.
Three Is The Key
• The Eagles are 8-1 this season when they shoot 24 or more three-pointers in a game.
• FGCU is 8-2 when they knock down 9 or more shots from behind the arc this season.
• The Blue and Green hold an 8-1 record this season when they knock down more 3-point shots than their opponent.
• FGCU is holding their opponents to .282 (48-of-170) from behind the arc, while FGCU has drained 125-of-334 (.374) three-pointers this season. • FGCU took a school-record 46 three-pointers in their 67-47 win at Lipscomb (previous record was 45 attempts vs. UNF on March 1, 2008)
FGCU at Alico Arena
FGCU has a 110-9 (.924) all-time record at home. Since moving to Division I, the Eagles have compiled a 32-3 (.914) home record.
Year Home
2009-10 5-0
2008-09 15-1
2007-08 12-2
2006-07 23-0
2005-06 17-1
2004-05 11-4
2003-04 12-1
2002-03 15-0
Away From Home
FGCU has a 64-20 (.762) all-time record as the visiting team. Since moving to Division I, the Eagles have compiled a 20-13 (.606) road record.
Year Away
2009-10 4-3
2008-09 10-4
2007-08 6-6
2006-07 8-0
2005-06 10-0
2004-05 8-3
2003-04 6-3
2002-03 12-1
FGCU in January
• FGCU has an all-time record of 52-6 (.897) in games played in the month of January.
• Since moving to Division I in 2007-08 the Eagles hold a 16-4 record in the month of January, all versus Atlantic Sun conference opponents.
FGCU vs. A-Sun Foes
• Since becoming a member of the Atlantic Sun in the Fall of 2007, FGCU has compiled a 34-6 record against conference opponents.
• FGCU has won 19 consecutive conference games, dating back to last season.
• The Eagles won a conference-record 17 A-Sun games last season.
McNally Tracker
Adrianne McNally, who already is FGCU's leader in career points, field goals made, field goals attempted, free throws attempted, games played, games started, and minutes played, is looking to grab the top spot in several other FGCU all-time records:
Free throws made
1. 295 - Katie Schrader (65 games) - 2005-07
2. 293 - ADRIANNE MCNALLY (109 games) - 2006-present
3. 195 - Andrea Clarke (55 games) - 2003-05
4. 156 - Robyn Swain (57 games) - 2002-04
5. 151 - Ebonie Halliburton (60 games) - 2003-06
1. 640 - Robyn Swain (236o-404d) - 2002-04
2. 579 - ADRIANNE MCNALLY (203o-376d) - 2006-present
3. 409 - Katie Schrader (194o-215d) - 2005-07
4. 318 - Andrea Clarke (122o-196d) - 2003-05
5. 314 - Noreen McCallum (126o-188d) - 2002-04
Defensive rebounds
1. 404 - Robyn Swain - 2002-04
2. 376 - ADRIANNE MCNALLY - 2006-present
3. 215 - Katie Schrader - 2005-07
4. 214 - Ebonie Halliburton - 2003-06
5. 196 - Andrea Clarke - 2003-05
Offensive rebounds
1. 236 - Robyn Swain - 2002-04
2. 203 - ADRIANNE MCNALLY - 2006-present
3. 194 - Katie Schrader - 2005-07
4. 126 - Noreen McCallum - 2002-04
5. 122 - Andrea Clarke - 2003-05
1. 338 - Megan Jones - 2002-05
2. 301 - Chelsea Dermyer - 2005-08
3. 256 - ADRIANNE MCNALLY - 2006-present
4. 234 - Ebonie Halliburton - 2003-06
5. 186 - Candy Myers - 2003-06
1. 141 - Candy Myers - 2003-06
2. 137 - Megan Jones - 2002-05
3. 122 - Alex Nelson - 2005-07
4. 112 - ADRIANNE MCNALLY - 2006-present
5. 103 - Katie Schrader - 2005-07
Among the Nation's Best
FGCU's three-point prowess has the program's calling card from day one and the 2009-10 version of the Eagles have been no different. FGCU is among the nation's best in 3-pointers made per contest:
NCAA D-1 TEAM - 3-Pointers Made Per Game (Through games 1/3/10)
2. Morehead St. 10.1
3. Charleston So. 9.5
4. Oral Roberts 9.4
Iowa St. 9.4
6. Fresno St. 8.9
Oregon 8.9
*Single season record is held by the 2008 Villanova Wildcats (9.9 per game)
Yo Adrianne
Adrianne McNally's game-high 21 points against No. 21/24 Michigan State on Sunday, Dec. 13, was the most points by any FGCU player ever versus a ranked opponent.
Grabbin' Boards and a Spot in the Record Books
Courtney Chihil's career-high 17 rebounds at Stetson (12/5/09) were the second-most in a single game in school history. Chihil tied Robyn Swain and Andrea Clarke. Swain grabbed 17 boards on four occasions during her time as an Eagles and Clarke pulled down 17 rebounds on Nov. 19, 2004 against Puerto Rico Bayamon.
Swain still holds the FGCU record with 21 rebounds in a game, a record that has stood since 2003.
Countin' on Courtney
• Sophomore Courtney Chihil ranks first on the team in rebounding (6.0 rpg) and second in steals (2.0 spg).
• Chihil's six steals against USC-Upstate (12/19/09) were a season-high.
• The Eagles are 4-1 when Chilhil leads the team in rebounds.
• Last time out vs. Lipscomb, Chihil recorded eight points, five rebounds, three steals, and five assists in 34 minutes.
Road Warriors
16 of FGCU's 30 games this season will be played on the road. The Eagles faced New Mexico (25-11 last season), who reached the Elite 8 of the 2009 Postseason WNIT, and Georgia Tech (22-10 last season), who earned their third straight NCAA Tournament appearance in 08-09 and were ranked No. 19 in the Preseason AP Poll, as part of the Preseason WNIT to start the 2009-10 season.


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"I came out today because a great deal of injustice has been done and I'm very disappointed at our justice system; I'm just disappointed in America," Tabatha Holley, 19, of Atlanta said.
Civil rights leaders, including the Revs. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, urged peace in the wake of the verdict. Jackson said the legal system "failed justice," but violence isn't the answer.
But not all the protesters heeded those calls immediately after the verdict.
In Oakland, Calif., during protests that began late Saturday night some angry demonstrators broke windows, burned U.S. flags and started street fires. Some marchers also vandalized a police squad car and used spray paint to scrawl anti-police graffiti on roads and Alameda County's Davidson courthouse.
Oakland Mayor Jean Quan said Martin's death "raised powerful, incredibly difficult issues" surrounding racial profiling, but she criticized vandals who "dishonored the memory of Trayvon by engaging in violent activities that hurt our growing economy and endangered people."
"We will not tolerate violence in our city," Quan said.
The Oakland demonstration followed a raucous but largely peaceful rally in San Francisco. Police say officers escorted demonstrators as they marched on the city's Mission District. The group was dispersed by 10 p.m.
Meanwhile, Mark O'Mara, who defended Zimmerman at trial, suggested his client's safety was at risk. "There still is a fringe element that wants revenge," O'Mara said. "They won't listen to a verdict of not guilty."
However, Martin supporters -- for the most part -- somberly grieved the verdict in a non-violent fashion.
Some detractors of the verdict spoke of a lingering and ineffable sadness, which they sought to privately assuage through the comfort of family and friends. Others convened in places of worship -- and in so-called First Amendment Zones erected by authorities -- especially for peaceful demonstration.
At a youth service in Sanford, Fla., where the trial was held, teens wearing shirts displaying Martin's picture wiped away tears during a sermon at the St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church.
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I have to imagine that one of the most grueling activities in the world would be keeping score at a Spring Training game, namely one of the first ones of the exhibition leagues. You start off with a nice clean scorecard, all the names and positions cleanly organized; a black pen for normal marking, and a red pen to emphasize runs and RBI. And when the first pitch of the game is thrown, it's like it's already April again.
But then by the third inning, the starting pitcher has come out of the game, the veteran position players are removed, and all suddenly have pinch-hitters and position changes are all checking in at once. For whatever reason, the likely closer for the regular season has checked into the game, but he's going to be lifted for a pinch-hitter at the top of the next inning when some convoluted double-switch occurs in order to get the utility guy a solitary at-bat, to prepare him for what to expect in the regular season.
By the seventh inning, every starter is gone, all the veteran bench guys are mostly gone, and the team has already used up eight different pitchers to get just one or two outs. Your scorecard is now a disaster, with names crossed out, arrows directing to their pinch-hitters, more arrows pointing to their replacements. It turns out you have to flip the card over to accommodate for the names of the onslaught of pitchers who keep coming in and leaving after throwing fewer pitches than it took for them to get loose. The paper is beginning to warp and curl from the combination of all the ink bearing down, and the twinges of sweat elicited by the warm Arizona or Florida sun. Kids are running into you when they're not tripping over your legs trying to scream and beg for autographs and discarded baseballs, and you think to yourself "Why the bleep am I even taking score at a bleeping Spring Training game?"
But believe it or not, there are people, lots of them, who do. Me, I'll be doing something else that's rather grueling in its own right today - running from zombies. Again. Welcome back to the basement.
Ryan Zimmerman signs extention through at least 2019 - Nats Insider
Sometimes it's hard to look at year numbers, and think that they're really? Nationals 2019 sounds like a bad spin-off comic series. Eventually one day, it will be 2099, and all those crappy Marvel Comic spinoffs will look so dumb. But anyway, the deal secures Ryan Zimmerman will essentially play his whole career for the Nationals, as he has tacked on an extra six years at $100M, with an option for a seventh year. This deal initiates on top of the two remaining years he has on his current deal, so in total, he's essentially going to be making 8/$126, with the full no-trade clause; more, if they pick up the option when he's 36 years old.
Jayson Werth misses some workouts due to back spasms - Nationals Journal
To answer the age old question, this is what his wife looks like:
Jordan Zimmermann quietly preparing for the season - Nats Insider
Sure, there's a ton of hype surrounding pretty much every pitcher on the Nationals not named Jordan Zimmermann, but it shouldn't go ignored that he was pretty much the best pitcher on the squad last year before being removed due to an innings limit. Despite the Halladays, Kershaws and Lincecums the Braves faced last year, I can't remember anyone carving up the Braves as bad as Zimmermann did on May 12, where he fanned 11 Braves and breezed through 6.1 innings, carving up lefties with a repeated, perfectly placed slider on the outside corner, when he wasn't striking everyone out. Granted, the bullpen blew it and the Braves won, but it shouldn't go unrecognized. Well, he's got no shackles this year, and won't have an innings limit, either.
Supposedly, Bryce Harper quit Twitter - Nats Enquirer
Much like a teenage girl, don't bet on this lasting long. Oh, that means you too, Kris Medlen.
Danny Espinosa needs to relax sometimes - Nats Insider
Apparently, nobody is more competitive and demanding of instant rectification than Danny Espinosa, who has been known to study film and take practice swings, after a bad game. Such overworking is what was led to Espinosa's miserable second half to what could have been a Rookie of the Year campaign. Davey Johnson's solution? Go home.
The differences in personalities - Nationals Journal
Early this spring, there was an instance where Stephen Strasburg and Bryce Harper ended up on the practice field. They never got a chance to face each other. Here's what they thought:
"Oh, absolutely, I wanted to face him so bad," Harper said.
"Was I looking forward to it? No, I'm just trying to get my work in," Strasburg said.
Mike Morse explains beast mode - The Bog
Instead of admitting that he probably heard it from other players and fans and that it originated as video game vernacular, he ends up sounding like a cross between the Ultimate Warrior and Derek Zoolander with his convoluted, new-age definition of "beast mode," complete with overpriced and trying-too-hard merchandising.
Sean Burnett making adjustments this year. Just like last year. - Nationals Journal
Someone get Sean Burnett a medal or something, because apparently he's just figured out that baseball is a game of adjustments, and that things actually need to be changed up periodically in order to maintain optimal effectiveness!
Pitching depth in the minors gets worse with another loss - The Nats Blog
Acquiring Gio Gonzalez cost the Nationals three highly-rated pitchers. One of the guys who stayed however, will miss all of 2012 with an injury. LHP Sammy Solis, who's AFL stint was cut early due to tightness will undergo Tommy John Surgery, and pretty much not be capable of pitching until 2013 now.
And I thought the Braves had some campy slogans before - Nats NQ
"Natitude." lol.
Nationals still working on keeping Phillies fans out, doesn't care how they feel - Nationals Journal
Part of the Take Back the Park campaign involves limiting the number and availability of group packages, especially to those in Philadelphia. From a fan standpoint, I understand what's happening, but from a sheer business-commerce standpoint, this is a terrible idea, the more they resist. It's essentially free money that Washington D.C. is disallowing. Regardless, Jayson Werth claims to reveal a little hypocrisy from Philadelphia, as he believed the Phillies tried similar tactics to prevent New Yorkers from invading Citizens Bank Park whenever the Mets were in town. Nevermind the fact that Mets numbers dwindled on its own, and in their own park with the rise of the LOLMets.
Nationals COO responds to whiny Pennsylvania senator - The Bog
The best part is the actual addressed part is really generic and doesn't really address the issue, but then it goes into sales pitch jargon immediately.
Good for the players, at least - MASN
Pfitzner Stadium, home of the High-A Potomac Nationals got some upgrades this winter; to the field. Sure, that's great for the players who won't have to play in a swamp or on sand any more, since the field is now MLB-caliber, with proper drainage and an actual groundskeeper now. But the rest of the park, for the fans' perspective, is still a reason to get up-to-date on your tetanus shots.
Jose Reyes Hanley Ramirez Ozzie Guillen Greg Dobbs says Marlins are the team to beat. Who? - Fish Bytes
Man, talk about bad habits picked up in Philadelphia. Ever since Jimmy Rollins said the Phillies were the team to beat in 2007, seemingly every year, someone else blabs out about how their team is the team to beat. Have any of those teams actually ever won a World Series? Will Greg Dobbs even make the 25-man roster?
Leo Nunez, Logan Morrison and the Florida Marlins aren't the only things changing - Palm Beach Post
Probably because he's so easily confused for the mediocre LOOGY Mike Statnton, Mike Stanton joins the change club, and is now going to go by his real, given first name, instead of his second of hyphenated middle names. Batting clean-up for the Miami Marlins, Giancarlo Stanton. Whatever, he's still Mike.
I love it when people debate the stats-based-on-position stance - Marlins Diehards
Since Hanley Ramirez is no longer a shortstop, there's a little more pressure for him to really rebound offensively, since third base has expectations of more offense than defense.
Looks like Hanley Ramirez will have something else to grow angst over - Fish Stripes
Now that he's a third baseman, Hanley Ramirez is probably looking at well-paid third basemen for him to measure his stick against now. None more currently prevalent than the freshly-extended Ryan Zimmerman, whom Hanley narrowly beat (also Dan Uggla), for the 2006 Rookie of the Year award - so obviously he's better and therefore must be paid more, right?
Jeffrey Loria feels that the 2012 squad is better than 2003's World Series champion team - Palm Beach Post
What I really enjoyed was the forced art analogy; I'm an artist myself, and I can tell you that "kind of make it fit" has more in common with the years where Loria tried to shoe-horn a Major League roster for just $14M, and has pretty much nothing to do with constructing a contending-caliber roster with several blockbuster free agent deals.
Subsequently, Loria has no intention of selling the team . . . yet - Sun Sentinel
The decision is simple, and there's the luxury of time here. If the Marlins play to their expected success, Loria will gladly profit from it. But if the team implodes and makes a mockery of baseball, 2014 is the earliest Loria could unload the team, and perhaps venture up the coast to say, like New York, where the Mets kind of need new owners, and Loria lives there.
Ozzie Guillen tries to quell notions that the Marlins are bat(crap) crazy - Sun Sentinel
It's no secret that most people think the Marlins are full of a bunch of head cases and loons, and stand a better chance of going all Lord of the Flies or Hunger Games on each other rather than finish with a playoff spot. Ozzie Guillen, who is probably more expected to be a catalyst to this behavior does his best to try to hush critics before they start.
Heath Bell will start by hugging it out - Fish Stripes
It's reasons like this that will make me a Heath Bell supported, no matter where he goes. No matter the temperament of the moody Carlos Zambrano, Bell will make a point of ensuring that he gets a hug, every single day. Gotta keep the mood light and relaxed.
Or, you could be like Ozzie and shop at Bed, Bath and Beyond for relaxation - Palm Beach Post
In spite of all the inflammatory tweets, arguments with upper management, I can't say I'm at all surprised. In an Ozzie kind of way, this kind of just works.
But no matter what, don't miss the f*%$ing National Anthem - Sun Sentinel
This shouldn't just be Ozzie's rule, this should be the rule of every single manager in baseball; professional, amateur, recreational; any league that has the National Anthem played at.
However, it's okay to berate your expensive free-agent acquisition - Palm Beach Post
Ozzie thinks he was a better shortstop than Jose Reyes was:
"I was a better shortstop than Reyes," Guillen said. "It's hard to play 16 years in the big league's hitting .220 and I did it. You have to catch a lot of ground balls."
Lost in the shuffle - Fish Bytes
Matt Dominguez, once revered as a future cornerstone of the Marlins to be the third-baseman of the future, now becomes a sure-fire lock into Triple-A for the 2012 season. Now, he's not even in contention, and might possibly be better off being used as a trade chip.
Ryan Howard's recovery ahead of schedule. Pros and cons? - Phillies Nation
Naturally, the easy pros and cons are if he's healthy, he's producing earlier than expected, or he's rushed in and re-injures himself. But as this list pertains to, it only involves those who would be playing first in Howard's absence, or not playing in his presence.
Nevermind, he's been sidelined indefinitely - Phillies Zone
An infection at the point of surgery has put Ryan Howard on the sidelines indefinitely. Whereas there have been time tables that have put him back in the game in May, and some as early as not even missing Opening Day, this definitely puts a hamper on all timetables.
Shane Victorino's impending free agency complicates things further with Cole Hamels - High Cheese
Love him or hate him, Shane Victorino's has been as integral to the Phillies' success as much as Cole Hamels. He's also entering his walk-year this year as well, so it raises some questions where the Phillies are going to get the funds necessary to secure both talents, if they want to keep both. He may not be in Kemp/Ellsbury territory in terms of what to expect, but Torii Hunter, who also entered free agency at 32, is a good barometer for what Shane Victorino might aspire to get.
Domonic Brown does his best impression of Jason Heyward - Phillies Zone
And smashes a home run into the parking lot, hitting a car. But not the car of some front office guy, but the truck of Jose Contreras, setting off his alarm in the process.
Jose Contreras could be in the bullpen for Opening Day - Phillies Zone
He's a little behind the rest of the pitchers, and on a work schedule that has more rest than anyone else, but considering the fact that he's anywhere from 39-42 years old and coming off of injury, such considerations are necessary.
Guess which manager decides his team should bunt more as well??? - Crashburn Alley
With swift runners on the team such as Jimmy Rollins, Shane Victorino, Juan Pierre and Michael Martinez, Charlie Manuel thinks that maybe his team should drop a few bunts from time to time, just to let the defense know it's an option. lol.
And he wants the Phillies to stop being complacent - Phillies Nation
At the root of this, insinuates that as the leader of the team, Jimmy Rollins' attitude and behavior rubs off on his teammates, leading to a sense of complacency and laziness in terms of performance and behavior in the locker room. He wishes for this to stop, although I couldn't care less if it didn't.
Nobody wants Danys Baez anymore, so he retires - Crashburn Alley
Phillies fans will always remember him for that crazy game where he pitched five innings of relief while Roy Oswalt played in the outfield, but Braves fans will (or probably won't) remember his cameo in Atlanta in 2006, where he pitched all of ten innings, gave up six earned runs, and missed the remainder of the season with an appendectomy. He came to the Braves with an alcoholic Willy Aybar, all for the cost of personal favorite, Wilson Betemit. Somehow despite having a career 4.38 FIP and 4.30 SIERA, he's managed to usurp $43M out of six combined teams.
Schmiddy skeptical about Ryan Braun's innocence - Phillies Zone
I surely hope that everything he says about it not being true is the truth. But just the fact that he was exonerated does not mean that they've gotten to the truth, unfortunately.
Forever linked, seemingly - Phillies Flow
It seems like at no point when there is egregious boasting and toasting in regards to the Philadelphia starting rotation, can they escape the inevitable comparison to pretty much either the 1992, 1993, 1997 or 1998 Atlanta rotations. Case in point, the 2011 Phillies starters hurled 1,064.2 innings, but still fell short in comparison to the 1998 Braves (1,074.2).
Tim Byrdak is my favorite player in the world now - Big League Stew
Hey, I never claimed to be at all a complex person. Appeal to my core interests, and you've got a fan 4 LIFE. /nWo4L
Sandy Alderson quickly puts a damp blanket over the fun times - Newsday
It's like having that one teacher that's a total square, and tries to be all hip and understanding of fun things, but then incorporates a whole lot of grown-up, responsible jargon and vernacular into the whole scenario, and just kind of slowly kills it by sucking all the life out of it.
Fred Wilpon claims the family will own the Mets for a very, very long time in spite of financial troubles - NY Daily News
All I can imagine, is many Mets fans giving that pained, exasperated cringe, like Tim Meadows' impression of O.J. Simpson while doing SNL skits from way back when:
Mets to honor The Kid with #8 patch throughout 2012 - Amazin' Avenue
Not that this isn't an honorable gesture of respect, it would be a relief to see a season where no teams had to suffer any loss necessary to have to wear a commemorative patch, but it's naive to think that it would ever really happen.
Johan Santana is now pitching simulated innings - NY Daily News
He pitched two innings of simulated work, a total of 73 pitches. The arm is showing to be holding up, and Terry Collins is impressed with what he's seeing. He'll be the second starter when Grapefruit League games begin on the sixth.
Owner Jeff Wilpon misses the point of being underdogs by publicly announcing their status as underdogs, complete with novelty t-shirt - MetsBlog
To no surprise, lots of Mets fans hate it. So imagine what the players, who have to wear these things, feel about them? Well, if you ask David Wright, he's not impressed.
What lies ahead for David Wright - NY Daily News
Fresh on the heels of watching his childhood friend, Ryan Zimmerman, sign a blockbuster extension which all but guarantees his future, it's pretty safe to assume that thoughts of his own future are swirling around in David Wright's own head. The Mets say they want to keep him, but the organization is in disarray, and they've already let Jose Reyes walk, and it would take some pretty creative and discounted numbers to secure Wright as a Met for life. Maybe he can work out a deal to somehow bank on ending up like Bobby Bonilla?
TRAID is probably the best plan for the Mets - NY Post
If I may borrow some AA vernacular there, but all sentiments aside, it's hard to believe that there's any better idea than TRAIDing David Wright, for the sake of both his financial future as well as the rebuilding of the Mets.
Ruben Tejada shows up on time to camp, but to Terry Collins, he's late - NY Times
See what I said about early reporting? It's practically mandatory without being mandatory. It's almost like my mortgage statements: Due by X. Late fees incur after Y. Tejada got to camp before he was charged any late fees.
This analogy seems oddly familiar - Amazin' Avenue
Man, what clever and sharp fellows could find a way to liken the Ruben Tejada/Terry Collins scenario to the Jennifer Aniston/Mike Judge dialogue from Office Space?
Regardless, Terry Collins isn't mad, he's disappointed - NY Post
I have to imagine that as the result of his actions, Ruben Tejada's going to be getting a little bit more critical attention than some other Mets players during Spring Training this year.
Andres Torres, ADHD, why does this all seem so familiar - NY Post
Maybe it's because Braves fans witnessed this story with Adam LaRoche, long before it turned out that pretty much every MLB squad has someone with ADD or ADHD, that this isn't that big of a deal anymore?
Josh Thole needs to stop fidgeting behind the plate - TC Palm
Thole's inconsistent performance behind the plate has a lot to do with the fact that his body's positioning was inconsistent, on a consistent basis:
The video showed Thole constantly switching his stance behind the plate, as much as four different stances over a two-inning period. And every time Thole's stance changed, his glove placement would change with it.
Ivan Rodriguez inquires with Mets for backup catcher job, Mets say no - NY Daily News
It's not that the Mets probably couldn't use a backup a little more competent than Mike Nickeas, but this has me better that 'ol Pudge, despite the fact that he could really help a Josh Thole, probably asked for a few bucks higher than the league minimum, raised as it may have been.
Pitcher with a 100 mph fastball will probably be starting in the minor leagues - NY Times
Bobby Parnell, despite having stupid velocity on his fastball, will probably start 2012 in Triple-A. After failing to impress as his anointed role as closer after the jettisoning of Francisco Rodriguez, the Mets essentially built a bullpen right on top of him in the depth chart. With two minor league options left, it's kind of a no-brainer that he'll be sent to the minors in 2012.
Never saw THIS at Turner Field before - Amazin' Avenue
This truly pimp ride belongs to, of all the people in MLB, former Braves scapegoat, neutralizer of wins, Manny Acosta.


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Flashing lights and sirens are becoming far too common for some people on Savannah's southside.
Police are investigating yet another shooting that took place Wednesday night at the Turtle Creek Apartments off of White Bluff Road. According to investigators, a man walked away from some sort of disagreement with another individual and entered his apartment. That is when officers say the suspect shot through the door of the apartment, hitting the man in the shoulder. Police say the victim likely knew the suspect. The victim was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries and is expected to be ok. This is the third shooting on Savannah's southside in three days. Monday night, 21-year-old Rebecca Foley was shot and killed while pulling into her Southside Apartment Complex. Her family questions whether it was a car jacking gone bad. On Tuesday night, 17-year-old Evan Colquitt was shot multiple times in the chest outside his Windsor Forest home. All three shootings were within a mile of each other. "People have a reason to be concerned with three shootings in three nights, but they all appear to be unrelated. An intense investigation is ongoing with all three," said Julian Miller, Savannah-Chatham Metro Police Dept spokesman. Southside residents say they are becoming concerned, especially because police are not releasing information about the violence. "Not knowing is harder because you wonder whether it was an accident or intentional. Are we in danger? We don't know because they aren't telling us," Nicole MacMillan said.
A meeting is expected as soon as Thursday between Savannah City Council, Police Chief Willie Lovett and City Manager Stephanie Cutter. One major issue to be addressed is the three shootings that have taken place in the past three days on the southside. Police haven't released any suspects. If you have any information regarding these shooting, call CrimeStoppers at 912.234.2020.
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PRESS RELESAE FROM THE SPOKANE POLICE DEPT: Spokane Police Detectives thorough investigation of a drive by shooting incident occurring in March, led to the arrest of three people this week on a multitude of property crime charges.
Karissa M. Minoia (19), Thomas J. Jones (21) and a 17 year old juvenile male face charges including Residential Burglary, 1st Degree Theft, 1st Degree Possession of Stolen Property, 1st Degree Trafficking in Stolen Property, Unlawful Possession of Financial Instruments, Malicious Mischief, and Vehicle Prowling. Detectives believe the suspects were burglarizing homes and prowling vehicles to steal items to support a drug habit.
Background: On March 26, 2012, Spokane Police Patrol officers investigated a drive by shooting at 500 W. Maxine. During their investigation, officers interviewed the juvenile male, Karissa Minoia and Thomas Jones inside Minoia's residence at 202 E. Wedgewood. Inside the apartment, officers found a stolen firearm, jewelry, methamphetamine and other evidence of burglaries and stolen items. The juvenile was arrested for 1st Degree Attempted Murder (the drive by shooting at W. Maxine). Minoia, was interviewed about the stolen items.
For the next several months, detectives worked to recover stolen property and identify the owners of such property. Detectives discovered the juvenile male and Jones had been on a significant vehicle prowling spree on March 15-16, 2012. Detectives recovered a garage door opener that had been stolen in a vehicle prowl, which had a home address label on it. The victim of the vehicle prowl also had their garage burglarized.
Nearly a dozen reported incidents have been solved due to SPD Detectives diligent investigation of this burglary and theft operation. Additionally, thousands of dollars' worth of stolen property has been recovered and returned to the rightful owners.


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Ballet West Artistic Director Adam Sklute is pleased to announce nine promotions and nine new additions to Ballet West and Ballet West II for the 2011-12 season.
Company Promotions and Advancements
Katherine Lawrence has been promoted from Senior Soloist to Principal Artist. She joins returning Principal Artists Michael Bearden, Christiana Bennett and Christopher Ruud.
Beau Pearson and Arolyn Williams have been moved up in rank from Demi-Soloist to Soloist; Emily Adams and Allison DeBona have been promoted from Artist to Demi-Soloist; and Tyler Gum has been moved up from First Year Apprentice to the New Artist rank.
From Ballet West II, the Company welcomes Beckanne Sisk and Kathryn Hein as New Artists, and Trevor Naumann, and Jamie Lynn Schultz in the First Year Apprentice category.
New Additions to Ballet West
The Company welcomes former Principal Dancer with Oregon Ballet Theater and Oklahoma City Ballet, Ronnie Underwood who joins Ballet West as a Soloist; Katlyn Addison, formerly of The Houston Ballet joins the Company at the rank of Artist; and Colorado native Jordan Richardson joins Ballet West as a First Year Apprentice.
New Additions to Ballet West II
Ballet West's pre-professional company – Ballet West II – welcomes three dancers from the Ballet West Academy Professional Training Division – Paige Adams, Kaya Aman, and Zachary Prentice; Kimberly Ballard joins from The University of Utah Ballet Department; and Ballet West II welcomes Emily Liu from California; Amber Miller from New York; and Ian Tanzer from Boston.
Departing Dancers
At the conclusion of its 2010-11 season, Ballet West will bid a fond farewell to Senior Soloist Annie Breneman; Soloist Jason Linsley; Artists Silver Barkes, Elizabeth Murphy, Jennifer Robinson, and Kira Smith; and Ballet West II members Elanor Bock and Gabriella Hayes Moore.
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Ballet West opens its powerful 2011-12 season with Ben Stevenson's blockbuster production of Dracula, a delectable Halloween treat set to the music of Franz Liszt as arranged by John Lanchbery. Season subscriptions are currently on sale, with tickets starting at just $48. For more information on becoming a subscriber, call the Ballet West subscription office at (801) 869-6920.
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The San Francisco 49ers have already wrapped up the NFC West, thanks to a strong run of play and a weak division. At 10-3, the Niners have completely run away with the West, stretching their lead over the Arizona Cardinals to four games, even after Sunday's loss. And as it stands now, the Cardinals are the No. 2 seed in the NFC, despite having the same record as the New Orleans Saints.
The 49ers hold the tiebreaker over the Saints thanks to a better win percentage against conference opponents. Both teams have a three-game cushion over the New York Giants, who currently lead the NFC East and are the No. 4 seed in the NFC. With three games to go, the Niners and Saints are battling for the second bye, with three games between themselves and the Packers -- the current No. 1 seed in the NFC.
The Arizona Cardinals and Seattle Seahawks are on the outside looking in at 6-7 and 5-7 respectively. The Cardinals are two games back of the lowest-seeded NFC wildcard teams and the Seahawks can slide into the same position with a win on Monday Night Football.
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A Henrico landowner takes the county to court and wins. The case is over the North Gayton Road Extension project.
The landowner says the county shortchanged her when it came to paying for land she owned - and a jury agreed. Now two other similar lawsuits are coming forward.
Since finishing the extension, it's easing gridlock in Henrico's west end. But now, some property owners are revving up their engines to take on county leaders.
Richmond-based Sterling Management already has. They say the piece of land that used to belong to them is worth significantly more than what the county offered. A jury agrees.
"The Sterlings were very pleased with the jury's verdict," says their lawyer, Joshua Baker.
Now - instead of the original offer of $126,000 - the county will give property owner, Emily Sterling, almost double that amount. Baker says this case is setting a precedent for two more property owners who say the county shortchanged them as well.
Hilton Davis Jr. and Shady Grove United Methodist Church are also suing. Part of Shady Grove Road used to belong to the church, but the county took it as part of the North Gayton Road extension project.
"It's very rare that people think they can fight City Hall, and we believe the Sterling's case shows you can contest City Hall and win!" says Baker.
The county deputy attorney, Tom Tokerz, says they came to a financial agreement with 57 other property owners needed for the project. He says these three lawsuits are rare and a last resort.
"I've been here 32 years, I've actually only tried two condemnation cases," he said.
But he says the owners have a right to file suit.
"They're citizens of Henrico County and we like to reach an agreement if we possibly can," he said.
Both landowners could reach an agreement before the trial date. According to Baker, the church has a trial date in March, Davis has a trial date in June.
The property owners say they want people to know they were never against the extension project.
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SOAP/XML Response Issues Parsing
I received the following response from a SOAP API. I need to get the OK: number field parsed out as the number is the record number just inserted, and the OK means the record was added ok.
I cant seem to be able to parse the number without it leaving < on the end of it.
Can someone assist?
this is the htmlentities output of the xml response. If I just echo the xml response it doesn't show all the xml tags and bits
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><soap:Envelope xmlnssi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:soapenc="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlnssd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" soap:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"><soap:Body><addCustomerResponse xmlns="http://188.8.131.52/OperatorAPI"><s-gensym3 xsi:type="xsd:string">OK: 470</s-gensym3></addCustomerResponse></soap:Body></soap:Envelope>
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how do you parse it right now?
I think you can throw this in simplexml_load_string();
retrieve the value of <s-gensym3></s-gensym3>
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Screening Puppy Buyers – Finding The Right Home For Your Pups
Screening puppy homes is one of the most important things you do for your litter of pups; whether you are a reputable breeder or have an "oops" litter.
First of all its best if you have all the health clearances on the dam and sire.
Obviously that is not always the case with an "oops" litter.
As a reputable breeder I prefer to talk on the phone with a potential buyer. I will not answer questions or price on my pups via email. You must call and talk to me on the phone so I can ask you questions, get a feel for you and I can answer your questions.
These are the main questions I ask.
Name, number, address
Have you ever owned a dog, specifically a Labrador. If so is it still alive and if not, how did it pass.
Do you have children, how many and what ages (this is a big criteria because if a buyer has a 1 and 3 yr old (for example) and wants an 8 week old pup – that is a job not many can handle)
Do you own your home or rent. (if you rent, I need to talk to your landlord)
Do you have a fenced in yard – physical or invisible
What is your work schedule and that of your husband
Do you believe in crate training.
I want a vet reference – I need to know that if you had a dog in the past that you went for yearly check ups or if you had an issue such as ear infection, that you followed up to be sure it was cleared up. (just an example)
These are all important issues to consider when placing a pup in a home.
It is important first and foremost, for the pup, to be placed in its forever home the first time around. Having to take a pup back, (which I will always do) disrupts the life of the pup.
I can not tell you the calls I get for pups, from really good people looking for a new member to their family to those that are just all over the internet and price shopping.
I set the price for my pups and "it is not negotiable". My pups will never go down in price because (perhaps someone backs out at the last minute) I have a pup that is 10 weeks or older. I have to now house train, leash train, crate train, etc. Not to mention most likely having to take it for its 2nd or 3rd vaccination while I am starting over searching for the right home.
So,…… NO the cost of the pup is not reduced from the original price. If anything it should be more for all the work I have put into the pup. In most cases I do not raise the price from the original.
These are all things that buyers need to realize and think about prior to researching for a pup.
Not to mention those of you with "oops litters" (I know…… unfortunately it happens) and you don't know how to go about finding the right homes for your pups.
NEVER GIVE YOUR PUPS AWAY! What someone gets for free is usually not respected enough to care for. Even shelters and rescues charge a fee.
Please do right by your pups by carefully screening your buyers and if its an "oops" litter, charge a fee for you pups. But first and foremost, carefully screen your potential families.
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As always, RIT Players kicks off the year with the crazy, seemingly impossible, intriguing Twenty Four Hour Show!
The fun begins on with the auditions. The sketches that will compose the show are written between 8pm and 2am, and the following morning all those who auditioned are cast in a part. The show goes up in Panera Theater (LBJ) at 8pm.
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Students harvest potatoes from the Arena Elementary School garden.
Middle school readers savor Hamlet and create tableaus
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Spring Green Elementary students celebrate Earth Day 2012.
Middle school library exploration students use iPADs to scan QR codes
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A high school physical education student learns to rock climb at Devil's Lake State Park
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Rainbows grace Iowa County farm. (Photo courtesy of Kent Jensen)
Studio School students collaborate in a hands-on, project-based mapping experience
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I created a new helloword project with carbide1.2 OEM.
Originally, It can be debugged on a device successfully, and It is signed only with the .cer and .key files which are created automatically at the time when built with gcce configuration.
Later, I modify the UID3 from 0xE25F9BA7 to 0xE25F9BA6 in the MMP file. at the same time I also modify other related file name. later it can pass building and run on the emulator. and also pass the building with a gcce configuration. After setting carefully the TRK option page in the debug dialog, I launch to debug, when, errors occur, It shows:
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Seniors Lead Eagles on Day Three of Hawaii Tourney, Extend Win Streak to 16
HONOLULU, Hawaii - Dana Frantz was strong in the circle and Jessica Carter and Cheyenne Jenks drove in 12 runs combined as the Eagles went 2-0 on day three of the Hawaii Tournament.
In the game against Mount St. Mary's, Cheyenne Jenks (Naples, Fla.) powered the Eagles with two hits, two runs scored and three RBIs in a 5-4 win against the Mountaineers for their fifth win against Mount St. Mary's.
With the Mount holding a 4-3 advantage, FGCU scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh to earn the come-from-behind victory. Jenks homered to center to tie the game on a home run with two outs. Samantha Waldron (Plant City, Fla.) then singled up the middle, advanced to second on an error and touched home on Jessica Carter's (Ocala, Fla.) single up the middle for the decisive run.
Mount St. Mary's jumped out to a 3-0 advantage in the first, but the Eagles quickly responded as Jenks cut the deficit to 3-2 on a two-run homer in the bottom of the first.
The Mount added a run in the third to take a 4-2 lead.
Waldron answered for the Eagles with a run in the bottom of the stanza on a sacrifice fly and then scored the decisive run in the bottom of the seventh.
Dana Frantz (Brighton, Mich.) picked up the win after pitching 5.0 innings and giving up six hits and striking out four batters.
In game two against Radford, the hot-hitting Eagles handed Radford a 16-6 defeat.
Three big innings and a 17-hit attack keyed FGCU in the win. Cheyenne Jenks was 4-for-4 with two doubles and a home run. She knocked in five and scored four runs for the Eagles.
The Eagles grabbed a 6-0 lead with a run in the first and five more in a five-hit third that highlighted by a two-run double by Jessica Paez (Belle Glade, Fla.) and a two-run single by Desiree Miller (Hartville, Ohio).
Radford pushed two runs across in the bottom of the third, courtesy of two FGSU errors.
After the Eagles countered with two runs in the top of the fourth, the Highlanders cut their deficit to two thanks two a pair of homeruns in the bottom half of the inning.
FGCU closed out the game with four-run fifth and seventh innings.
Freshman Alexis Casey (Pompano Beach, Fla.) got the win in 3.2 innings of work. She held Radford scoreless on three hits with a pair of strikeouts.


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"It happened with the balk the other night (in Game 3 of the ALCS), with Ramiro Mendoza stepping off the rubber and then throwing the baseball," Buck said. "That's the beauty of baseball. You can never pick who's going to win.
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Handicapping the Mets' Chances for a No-Hitter
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"And there goes the no-hitter" are the words that have haunted every Mets fans for years. The New York Metropolitans have played 7,821 regular season games and their opponent has had at least one hit in every game. Tom Seaver, arguably the greatest pitcher of the Post-War Era, started 395 games for the Mets, finishing 171 -- five of them were one-hitters, but none were no-hitters. Naturally, he threw his one and only no-hitter for the
White Sox Reds (I swear I keep making these dumb mistakes in Fanposts) in 1978, the year after he was traded away. Teammates Jerry Koosman and Jon Matlack (who had a wonderful chapter dedicated to him in the 2011 Amazin Avenue Annual) weren't too shabby, either. Dwight Gooden and David Cone were two great young pitchers for the Mets in the 1980s, but they only threw no-hitters when they later went to the Yankees. Nolan Ryan threw seven no-hitters after being traded as a young, wild flamethrower. Al Leiter switched it up by throwing his sole no-hitter before joining the Mets in 1998.
Ok, I think that's enough of a depressing history lesson for the day. We'd all be better served looking forward and trying to guess which current Mets pitchers have the best shot at rendering batters completely helpless. The current major league roster may not have any starting pitchers that hit the upper 90s on the radar gun, but no-hitters can sometimes come from unexpected places, and the farm is home to a few promising young arms.
Let's set these unscientific lines. I have to give a tweet by @SurfingtheMets credit for the idea.
D.J. Carrasco 1,000,000-1
This dude is only here because he started one game for the Mets already. I give him the same odds as Lloyd Christmas marrying Mary Swanson, so I'm saying he has a chance. I also have a chance of stealing Minka Kelly from Derek Jeter.
Pat Misch 200-1
He's had some success in the minors, but so far he's given up 10 hits per 9 in his 195.2 ML innings. This is not going to happen.
Dillon Gee 150-1
He's enamored himself to the fanbase somewhat with his number of good starts the past two years. Unfortunately, the number is only seven. He struck out AAA hitters at a solid rate last season, but his stuff isn't particularly exciting. Sure, seemingly unlikely pitchers throw no-hitters, but it doesn't happen all that often to guys with middling velocity. Not that I've done any research to back this up outside of quickly browsing the list of no-hitters at Wikipedia.
Jeurys Familia 120-1
He's only 21 and lights up the gun at 96-97 mph. Last year in 121 IP at St. Lucie (High-A) he struck out 10 opposing batters per 9 for a FIP of 3.89, even if his ERA was a disappointing 5.58. He might not even stay as a starter, but he has an electric arm that I can see throwing a 5 BB no-hitter.
Chris Young 100-1
His flyball tendencies help him in the no-hitter department, but he might not even be healthy enough to throw a complete game all year. These odds are Mets career odds, but I don't see Young staying with the Mets past this year.
Chris Capuano 80-1
Another pitcher who might not be with the Mets past 2011, but one that I like more than Young. He has a much higher groundball rate, which doesn't help in this exercise considering the notorious seeing-eye single, but he also isn't a 6'10" pitcher who can't touch 90 mph. Sorry, I just really hate watching Chris Young pitch.
Mike Pelfrey 50-1
A groundball pitcher who really does not strike out many batters at all. This is not a recipe for a no-hitter. Maybe I should give him better odds since he'll likely be with the Mets for at least a few more years, but I can't go any lower. Of course, he could get lucky, like those couple of stretches where he's looked like maybe he could be a top-of-the-rotation starter. Ha, yeah.
Matt Harvey 50-1
The 22-year-old Is off to a ridiculously hot start in St. Lucie, but apparently Mike Pelfrey had a similar start. But Harvey has a legitimate breaking pitch and still has a good chance of developing into a dominant starter -- something I can't see happening with Pelfrey. Maybe it's kinda dumb to give him similar odds to Pelfrey since he's still only in High-A ball, but I can't help myself.
Jenrry Mejia 45-1
Oh hey, I just went ahead and gave another prospect better odds than Pelfrey. Mejia is 21 years old and hasn't thrown more than 100 IP in any full season, but he's still the Mets #1 prospect and has absolutely filthy stuff. A man can dream of him becoming an ace by 2013 and throwing a no-hitter, right?
Jon Niese 25-1
These are pretty good odds because he's under Mets control for another three more years after this one and I like him to achieve the feat more than Pelfrey. He actually has a higher groundball rate than the sinkerballer, but he also strikes out more batters. And I'll go to the opportunity-for-growth well yet again.
Johan Santana 10-1
This might be way too optimistic, considering we have no idea how Johan will pitch coming off shoulder surgery, but I want to believe a pitcher only 85% of the original still has a great chance of throwing an absolute gem. Plus, he's a boss.
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Members of Northern Virginia's Muslim community will host a Quran exhibition at Cascades Library, in the Sterling area, on Sunday, Aug. 5.
The purpose of the exhibition is to clear up misunderstandings about the Quran and make its teachings more widely known, according to Nasir Jadran, secretary of public relations for the North Virginia chapter of the Young Men's Auxiliary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.
The exhibit comes as Muslims all over the world, including members of the Mubarak mosque in Chantilly, are observing Ramadhan, a month set aside for prayer and fasting.
The community has translated the Quran into 73 languages. Many of these translations are rarely seen, but will be available for viewing at the library. The Ahmadiyya Muslim community's motto is "Love for All, Hatred for None."
The library is located at 21030 Whitfield Place, Potomac Falls. The exhibit will run from 1:15 p.m. to 4 p.m.


text: Fourniret, aka The Beast of Ardennes, convicted of killing young women and children in France, Belgium and other European countries, says he killed about 2 a year for a decade or more. After his arrest in 2005, his wife turned on his to avoid conviction. On July 5 she was arrested anyway for her part in his crimes.