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China and ASEAN are at odds over which countries can truly claim South China Sea waters. CNN's Ramy Inocencio reports.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton lambasted Russia and China on Friday for blocking efforts to topple Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who has lost a key general to defection.
Chinese President Hu Jintao arrives in Hong Kong for the 15th anniversary of the handover of the colony to Beijing.
U.S. President Barack Obama on Monday welcomed the results of the Greek election as he prepared to join other world leaders at a summit aimed at boosting a sluggish global economic recovery.
Professor Behzad Yaghmaian discusses the alliance between China and Russia and what it means for the rest of the world.
China's President Hu Jintao urged Iran to take a "flexible and pragmatic" approach as it enters talks on its nuclear program Friday with the U.N. nuclear watchdog in Vienna, China's foreign ministry said.
The heads of state of Russia, China and four Central Asian partner nations signed a statement Thursday opposing outside intervention in Syria and Iran.
As the Syrian death toll grows, world powers suggest new plans to stop the violence. CNN's Jill Dougherty reports
As Secretary of State Hillary Clinton prepared to depart Monday night for China, President Barack Obama was tight-lipped about the whereabouts of escaped Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng and his potential impact on the discussions to be held this week in Beijing.
After weeks of military analysts examining the latest North Korean rocket before and after its failed launch, the focus now has turned to a truck.
CNN's Stan Grant attends celebrations in Pyongyang, where the new leader gives his first public speech.
Critics of disgraced Chinese politician Bo Xilai are now speaking out. CNN's Stan Grant reports.
A year ago, Bo Xilai was one of the most powerful and talked-about politicians in China. He was a member of China's ruling body, the Politburo, and he seemed to have a shot at gaining a seat on the key decision-making unit within it, the Standing Committee.
Tibetans have long occupied a special place in the heart of the West. But that has not done them very much good.
CNN's Barbara Starr reports a new satellite image shows activity on a North Korean missile launch pad.
CNN's Stan Grant reports on Chinese government's crackdown on Tibetan Buddhist monks' desperate protests.
The Tibetan protester who set himself alight in the Indian capital ahead of Chinese President Hu Jintao's visit this week has died.
Former North Korean propaganda artist Song Byeok has embraced satire since defecting to the U.S. in 2001.
CNN's Stan Grant reports on concerns over China's growing military budget.
China says it has had "a frank, in-depth talk" with North Korea about the situation on the Korean Peninsula after Pyongyang's announcement of a planned satellite launch provoked an international outcry.
Bo Xilai, once seen as one of the rising stars of Chinese politics, has been removed from his prominent provincial post after a scandal involving one of his key deputies.
The United States, the European Union and Japan are filing a challenge with the World Trade Organization against China's export restrictions on minerals that are crucial for the production of many high-tech devices, President Barack Obama announced Tuesday.
The U.S. economy appears to be gradually improving -- and the dollar is coming along for the ride. Imagine that.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao underlined the Asian giant's regional military ambitions and economic challenges Monday in a speech that opened the annual meeting of the country's legislators.
China plans to boost its official defence budget by 11.2 per cent this year as Beijing is balancing the modernisation of its armed forces against the need to keep military spending in line with economic development.
CNN's Stan Grant reports on Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping's visit to the U.S. and how it's being viewed in China.
Violence escalates across southwestern China as authorities clash with ethnic Tibetans. CNN's Stan Grant reports
An 18-year-old nun set herself afire Saturday, the latest in a string of self-immolations by Tibetans amid anger and despair over Chinese rule, Tibetan rights groups reported.
When the Arab League asked for U.N. Security Council endorsement of its call for a new government in Syria and sought the imposition of sanctions to pressure Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the Russians went toe-to-toe with the United States, publicly and behind closed doors.
The Chinese authorities have contested reports that three Tibetans set themselves on fire last week in a remote area of southwestern China.
As international leaders express outrage over mass killings in Syria -- and lament the inability to pass a U.N. Security Council resolution denouncing the Syrian regime -- questions linger about the two countries behind the impasse.
As international anger grows over reports of mass carnage at the hands of the Syrian regime, a U.N. Security Council draft resolution condemning Syria failed to be adopted Saturday after veto-wielding members Russia and China voted against it.
Arab and Western diplomats spoke in support Tuesday of a U.N. Security Council draft resolution that calls for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down, while representatives from Russia and China slammed it as meddlesome.
The EU has demanded that China loosen its policy on sales of rare earth materials after the World Trade Organisation upheld a ruling that Beijing's policies to limit raw material exports violated international trade rules.
The escalation of tensions in ethnically Tibetan regions of China is the latest in a series that have resulted in deaths, frayed ties between the United States and China, and greater pressure from Beijing against the Dalai Lama, who fled Tibet for India in 1959 after a failed uprising.
Militants captured 70 construction workers, including Chinese nationals, in Sudan's volatile South Kordofan state, military officials said Sunday.
Taiwan's incumbent President Ma Ying Jeou was re-elected Saturday in an election seen as critical to the future of an economy that has boomed thanks to warmer ties with China.
CNN's Stan Grant looks into the upcoming presidential election in Taiwan and its impact on Chinese-U.S. relations.
Jobs and money, national identity and political stability.
A former Tibetan monk has died and another is seriously injured after setting themselves on fire in southwest China's Sichuan province on Friday -- the 13th and 14th acts of self-immolation in the country since March.
CNN's Stan Grant has reaction from Beijing to the new U.S. military strategy toward China.
A top U.S. diplomat will arrive in Beijing on Tuesday at the start of a tour around Northeast Asia, which is still adapting to the change of leadership in North Korea following the death of Kim Jong Il last month.
A top U.S. diplomat will travel to three nations around North Korea early next year in the first such talks since longtime leader Kim Jong Il's death, the State Department announced Thursday.
While North Korea's recently departed leader Kim Jong Il will probably be most remembered for his pompadour, jumpsuits and relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons, the world must never forget the legacy of anguish and terror he left for millions of his people.
Kim Jong Il's passing closes a sad and tragic chapter for the people of North Korea. His 17-year reign will be remembered as a dark period in their history characterized by great suffering and steady and dangerous provocations to the outside world.
CNN's Christiane Amanpour discusses the future for North Korea amid leadership transition.
China slapped duties on U.S.-made cars Wednesday, an action that could imperil billions in sales by Detroit automakers but which will leave most of their sales in the country unaffected.
China's president, Hu Jintao, on Sunday pledged an "even more active" opening up of the country's economy and a renewed commitment to free trade as he sought to respond to concerns over apparent reform fatigue in Beijing and a deteriorating global economy.
The announcement on Friday that U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will travel to Myanmar next month came as a stunning surprise, a sign that human rights advocates, Burmese pro-democracy activists and the West's political strategists may stand within reach of a major victory.
Chinese citizens donate money to dissident Ai Weiwei in the latest standoff between China's government and its people.
Outspoken dissident artist Ai Weiwei said he believes only a moral victory is possible against the Chinese government in his tax evasion case.
President Barack Obama, in Hawaii for a weekend economic conference, said Saturday that leaders of nine nations have agreed on the "broad outlines" of a trans-Pacific free trade agreement.
CNN's Fareed Zakaria looks ahead at what the president hopes to accomplish during his upcoming trip to Asia.
President Barack Obama begins a nine-day trip through the Asia-Pacific region Saturday with a stop in Hawaii for a weekend economic conference where he will press for progress on a trans-Pacific free trade agreement.
In Dharamsala, India, Tibetans touch their native soil in a rare event. CNN's Ram Ramgopal reports.
A Buddhist nun in southwest China has died after setting herself on fire, the 11th Tibetan -- and second nun -- to self-immolate since March.
The pace of North Korea's planned regime change from Kim Jong Il to his twenty-something son appears to have slowed at the moment, two senior U.S. military officials said Thursday.
A nun has died after setting herself on fire in southwestern China, the first Tibetan woman known to have killed herself in this way, the London-based Free Tibet campaign group said Tuesday.
In a rare showing of bipartisanship, the Senate passed a bill on Tuesday targeting China's undervalued currency -- and angering Chinese officials who have warned of a "trade war."
A bill that will penalize China for allegedly manipulating its currency to gain a trade advantage is headed for a vote in the U.S. Senate Tuesday, adding pressure on China to appreciate the yuan.
International powers put more heat on Syria's government Tuesday, as a new umbrella opposition group gained key backers in the Arab world and China exhorted the government to respond to people's "reasonable" demands.
The Syrian opposition council gains key support from within the Arab world. CNN's Ivan Watson reports.
Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin arrived in Beijing Tuesday, kicking off a two-day visit to China, his first state visit since announcing his intention to contest the Russian presidency next March.
Rep. John Boehner and Sen. Harry Reid discuss their views on legislation aimed against China.
A bill that will penalize China for allegedly manipulating its currency to gain a trade advantage is headed for a vote in the U.S. Senate Tuesday, adding pressure on China to appreciate the yuan.
China's former President Jiang Zemin appeared in Beijing on Sunday, the first time he's been seen publicly since rumors surfaced months ago that he had died.
(CNN) -- U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon expressed disappointment Wednesday that Russia and China this week blocked a Security Council resolution against a crackdown in Syria, and Turkey called the move "unfortunate."
Russia and China blocked efforts of other major powers to pass a U.N. Security Council resolution on Syria Tuesday, with a dramatic dual veto thwarting a call for an immediate halt to the crackdown in Syria against opponents of President Bashar al-Assad.
China is continuing to speak out against a multibillion-dollar U.S. arms sale to Taiwan, with the Chinese foreign minister telling U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Monday that the Obama administration should reconsider the deal.
China warned the United States Thursday that a multi-billion dollar arms sales to Taiwan will create "severe obstacles" between Beijing and Washington, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
The United States is pushing back against a Chinese tariff that has virtually wiped out chicken exports to the world's largest nation.
China is calling Monday for the resumption of six party talks on North Korea's nuclear disarmament two days before planned inter-Korean talks. "We are happy to see that there have been some new, positive interactions between the parties concerned surrounding the restart of the six party talks," Foreign minister Yang Jiechi told a seminar in Beijing. "The parties must seize these opportunities."
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden arrived in Beijing Wednesday to kick off a five-day visit to China.
A 29-year-old Tibetan monk died after setting himself on fire Monday in southwestern China, according to state-run Xinhua news agency and Tibetan activists.
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden will depart Tuesday for a trip to China, Mongolia and Japan that will include meetings with China's top leaders.
Vice President Joe Biden will depart on August 16 for a trip to China, Mongolia and Japan that will include meetings with China's top leaders, the White House announced Thursday.
Media activist Rebecca MacKinnon talks about the struggle for freedom and control in cyberspace.
Chinese and Southeast Asian officials have agreed on a draft of guidelines to avert tension in the South China Sea.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived Friday in Istanbul, the start of a 12-day journey that, in typical Hillary fashion, will straddle the globe, taking her to Europe, India and East Asia.
Taiwan's de facto representative offices in Hong Kong and Macau -- China's two special administration regions (SAR) -- will come out of hiding this week after operating incognito for nearly 45 years, a move that experts say defines a thawing of historically frosty cross-strait relations.
How will Jiang Zemin be remembered?
Internet searches about a former Chinese president's health are censored in China. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout reports.
Thailand's first elections since last year's violent protests place it at the crossroads between national reconciliation and further destabilization, a scenario analysts believe could have serious implications beyond its borders.
CNN's Sara Sidner looks at the fierce rivalry between the red shirts and the yellow shirts in Thailand's elections.
CNN's Eunice Yoon reports on how the Communist Party of China has promoted "red" culture ahead of its 90th birthday.
Chinese President Hu Jintao welcomed Sudan's leader Omar al-Bashir to Beijing Wednesday in a visit designed to expand ties between the two countries.
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir is in Beijing to meet Hu Jintao, despite his outstanding international warrants.
CNN's Eunice Yoon reports on the ongoing crackdown in China despite the release of two prominent activists.
Chinese web developers are using a new weapon aimed at fighting corruption: sites encouraging people to share stories of bribes online.
As the Communist Party of China (CPC) celebrates the 90th anniversary of its founding, party officials are pledging to continue the fight against corruption.
Dissident artist Ai Weiwei has been released on bail -- apparently with conditions -- after he spent nearly three months in prison on charges of tax evasion, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported Wednesday.
He is China's most outspoken critic. But when he won his freedom after three months in prison, it came with a cost -- that he keep quiet.
Syria repression continues, but the UN Security Council is deadlocked. CNN's Richard Roth takes a look.
We have all heard about the Arab Spring, the rapid change which swept through the streets of the Middle East and North Africa.
Zimbabwe's parliament has ratified a 20-year $98 million loan from China to build a defense college, despite objections from members of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's party that the poverty-stricken country should prioritize the spending in other ways.
As North Korea's leader ends his tour of China, we begin to learn the purpose of the visit. CNN's Eunice Yoon reports.
Kim Jong Il, the reclusive leader of North Korea, is advocating that six-party talks aimed at dismantling the country's nuclear program resume, China's state-run Xinhua news agency reported Friday.
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A jury has been seated in the wrongful death lawsuit filed against the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office for their handling of a 911 call that Nathan Lee claims could have saved his wife's life.
Denise Amber Lee was abducted, raped and murdered in January 2008. Michael King was convicted of her murder and is on death row.
Nathan Lee's lawsuit claims a caller to 911 gave dispatchers information as to where the abductor's car was, but that information was never passed on.
He says had it been relayed to deputies, his wife would still be alive.
Jury selection began on Monday and lasted through late Tuesday afternoon.
Once the initial jury was chosen, there was some sort of physical contact between two jurors that was inappropriate. One of the jurors was disqualified because of the incident.
The details about the incident have not been released.
Opening statements will begin Wednesday morning.
The trial is expected to last two weeks.
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A new program is asking those without diabetes to experience a day in the life of someone who does.
Diabetes Awareness Month was kicked off THursday with a challenge in the hope of instilling empathy for those who battle the disease.
"Every day you have to check your blood sugar. You basically, you prick your fingers anywhere from four to eight times a day to tell your monitor or your pump if you have one what your blood sugar is," Chip Nelson, type 1 diabetic says.
Nelson was 19 when he was diagnosed with type one diabetes. His life now revolves around his diabetes.
"I check it when I first get up in the morning. I'll check it again sometime mid-morning, depending on what I'm doing. I have to check it before I eat lunch. I'll check it sometime this afternoon before I go on a walk. Diet and exercise are very important. I'll check it before I eat dinner. And then I'll check it in the evening about an hour before I go to bed," Nelson says.
As part of Type 1 Diabetes Day the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation has launched it's T1D For a Day text challenge. Those who sign up will receive text messages for a 24-hour period that simulate the constant blood sugar testing, insulin injections, and food choices those living with type one diabetes face every day.
Kristy Wilkerson, JDRF Panhandle Branch Manager, says this is beneficial to the many people who don't understand what those who have diabetes go through.
"Because a lot of people don't understand. When our daughter was diagnosed, I told her she could take a pill. She was in college, I said 'it's okay. You could take a pill. My step dad takes a pill.' And then when we went to see Dr. Usala, we found out no, he very quickly showed her how to do her first injection right there," Wilkerson says.
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Chosen by voters in the SCION and Beatport sponsored B.E.A.T. (Breakthrough Emerging Artists Tour) as San Francisco's #1 DJ for 2007, James Williams has proven himself to be a rising star in the industry of electronic dance music. James has been deejaying since 2000, having played in his hometown of San Francisco, Las Vegas and Miami among many other destinations. He co-founded HotTrance in 2001 and Global Soundwave in 2004. Thanks to James' efforts, HotTrance quickly grew to over 25,000 subscribers and provides forums, a large EDM music archive and internet streaming music 24-hours a day, 7 days a week. Not to be overshadowed by HotTrance, Global Soundwave's weekly mixes has featured top DJ talent from around the world broadcasting via satellite to hundreds of FM stations across Australia and on ETN.FM a well known online dance station.
James Williams has played alongside many world reknowned DJs including: Ferry Corsten, BT, Blank & Jones, Second Sun, Alex M.O.R.P.H., DJ Irene and Dave Ralph to name a few. Named by Blank & Jones in a recent DJ Mag interview as Up and Coming DJ for 2008, James has been heard spinning across the Eastern United States seaboard on Clear Channel's KISS FM 95.7. When he is not performing James can be found deep in creative thought working on new productions and remixes to share with and inspire those in the EDM community.


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Salem, Ore. – Offensive struggles plagued the Spokane Indians again as the team fell 6-0 to Salem-Keizer on Saturday night. The loss now gives Spokane a three game losing streak.
The Volcanoes scored in three of the first five innings, including three runs in the sixth to take a 6-0 lead. The win also moves the Volcanoes' record to 19-10 on the year, while the Indians go to 15-14.
Spokane left seven runners on base and went 0-4 with runners in scoring position Saturday. Salem-Keizer went 4-9 with runners in scoring position.
These same two teams finish up their five-game series Sunday at 5:05 PM.


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Myrtle Beach Resort - See for miles up the coast.- Lennon's in Myrtle Beach
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Our Condo is located in Myrtle Beach Resort. From our balcony you can see for miles up the coast line. In the morning you can sit on the balcony with your coffee and watch the sun come up over the ocean, what a beautiful site to see as the day begins!
Our condo is located in the "A" building of our complex and is condo #423. Being on the 4th floor and overlooking a campground you can see for miles up the coastline. Our condo is also located two rooms from the laundry room and the elevator.
Our condo sleeps up to 6 people. The masterbedroom has a queen size bed with an adjoining master bathroom. The second bedroom has two twin beds. Next to the twin room is the second bathroom. Each bedroom has a flat screen TV with cable. The couch in the livingroom also pulls out to a queen size sleeper.
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By Richard Gaines
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---- — Gov. Deval Patrick has been urged by Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley to request that President Obama "ask" the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to institute lesser catch reductions than are expected on Gulf of Maine cod and other stocks for the fishing year that begins May 1.
The catch restrictions expected from the Obama administration within days are "essentially a death sentence to the 80,000 jobs created by the industry and a loss of $2 billion to the commonwealth," Coakley wrote to Patrick on April 10.
State officials said the governor was preparing a definitive response.
"This remains an important issue for the Commonwealth and the Patrick-Murray Administration will continue to vigorously advocate for the fishing industry which is important to the character and economic vitality of Massachusetts," Reginald Zimmerman, a spokesman for the governor, said in an email.
Paul Diodati, the state director of marine fisheries, and Richard Sullivan, secretary of energy and environmental affairs, have met separately with industry groups in recent days to analyze the best approach for the governor to take with the President; longtime friends, Patrick was a co-chairman of the Obama reelection campaign, and initiated the long delayed request that the Northeast groundfishery be granted disaster status.
His filing was in November 2011, and was quickly followed by similar requests by the governors of the other coastal New England states and New York. But the Commerce Department's declaration of an "economic disaster" was not granted until 11 months later, and has remained without any tangible assistance or financial aid to the nation's oldest continuous industry.
Coakley's letter to Patrick contained the same request made days earlier by a group of more than 60 state lawmakers; it calls for the president to use the authority of his office to have NOAA institute "interim" catch limits for the Northeast groundfishery that was finally declared a disaster by the acting commerce secretary last September.
But because of her elected office, as the top attorney for the people, Coakley's voice adds legal weight to the argument that the president can direct a different interpretation of the Magnuson Act than NOAA had settled on.
Last fall, the First U.S. Court of Appeals in Boston threw out an industry challenge to the catch share regimen, based on the finding that the agency must be granted great discretion to interpret the law when it is unclear.
A smaller group of lawmakers made a an initial request for interim relief in a letter April 1 to the acting assistant administrator for fisheries, Samuel D. Rauch III.
Three days later, the larger cohort of legislators' letter — drafted by Gloucester's delegation, Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr and state Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante — featured a detailed legal rebuttal to the position taken by NOAA's General Counsel Lois Schiffer that a second year of interim and lesser cuts in Gulf of Maine cod and other relief from extreme restrictions on landings of many groundfish stocks were not allowed by the Magnuson-Stevens Act.
Rauch set a precedent by granting the industry a one year of interim cuts — down 22 percent, a level that reduced but did not end "overfishing" as Magnuson requires, for the 2012 fishing year. Without another year of interim relief, the industry is facing 77 percent cuts in Gulf of Maine cod and harsh cutbacks in many other key stocks.
The legal memo by NOAA's general counsel, Lois Schiffer, to Bullard has been withheld from the public on a claim of attorney-client privilege.
But Bullard said Monday in a telephone interview that he was bound by her legal position and also convinced of the wisdom of not giving in to the calls for another year of lesser cod cuts lest the stock be weakened further and its revival delayed in the same way Canadian cod has rebuilt so slowly after the stock was decimated by factory trawlers — including Canadian and foreign boats.
Bullard said he also intended to cut Georges Bank yellowtail landings by 62 percent even though the New England Fishery Management Council voted in January to allow landings of 1,150 metric tons, a 12 percent cut. He also said that, while he believed the many fishermen who have reported a surprisingly high concentration of yellowtail flounder , the stock assessment on which he is basing his final rule, now in final drafting, requires more extreme protection for the stock, which has higher value as bycatch to scallops than it does for its own flesh.
Any excessive presence of a stock with small catch limits becomes a "choker" for all fishing due to the rule for the catch share regimen that requires that all fishing must stop when a full allocation for any one of the 20 stocks is reached.
Addressing Gov. Patrick, Coakley wrote, "I ask that you join in the effort to engage the president to take immediate action ... to prevent the devastating reduction of catch shares on the commonwealth's fishing industry."
Later, she wrote that "the president of the United States has the authority to ask for interim measures that would provide a better balance between the need to rebuild fishing stocks and the devastation that will occur to a major economic engine for Massachusetts.
"We ask that you discuss this important proposal with President Obama," Coakley wrote to Patrick.
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Is he better now or then?? Is his legs gone?? (Floyd Mayweather), Did he lose a step or two?? You be the Judge
Is he better now or then?? Is his legs gone?? (Floyd Mayweather), Did he lose a step or two?? You be the Judge
Feb 12 2013, 06:03 PM
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Many people say that Floyd is better today than he was years ago but honestly I must say that the younger, faster Floyd got hit far less than he does today and I know that makes for a more action-packed/competitive bout because he's taking more risks standing in the pocket and trading but he never got hit as much when he was using his legs more.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK9en6g9JTQ <<<His Defensive abilities
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK9en6g9JTQ <<<His Offensive abilities
Though the uneducated casual observer (those who do not know the difference between Boxing and Brawling) would say he was a Runner, I still favored his earlier style using his legs to box and not get hit than I do the more Crowd Pleasing Style today.
So, is he better today or then? Or did he lose a step or two??
Your thoughts???
Feb 14 2013, 09:05 AM
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1. The thing I've noticed though in regards to most Floyd fans is that they do tend to be more fans of the sport instead of just a bandwagon Mayweather fan and they tend to be more realistic than most of these internet Pacquiao fans.
2. I thought his legs looked like they sustained him well in the fight with Shane, in fact, I'd go so far to say that he was very fortunate to have had those stronger legs otherwise he would've hit the canvas.
3. I disagree that Floyd was forced into those fights, I believe he wanted Shane a long time ago and Cotto as well. Try not to forget that Cotto was a Top Rank fighter protected by Bob Arum from Floyd for a long time, if I can recall correctly when Bob was trying to get Margo the fight with Floyd that Mayweather only wanted that fight if it included a bout with Cotto for 10 million but Arum balked at the idea. <<<I might be wrong on that but I do remember vaguely that there was a couple of bouts Floyd asked Bob for and one of them included Cotto for 10 mil.
4. I think many people started to look for comparisons of Floyd to Manny and vice versa as if that would determine who would win, I can recall many debates with fans of Pac that stated stuff like well he beat Oscar and Ricky better and from some Mayweather fans stating well he beat JMM far easier and he beat Oscar first and not at a CW. So you're right, people were doing some sort of reckoning but i don't think none of that would've mattered if they were to get it on.
5. Skill will definitely be a plus when dealing with Floyd but patience will not get it done, you need someone with a high work rate a great jab, equal or better speed and equal or better defense to beat Floyd and then after that you still need someone with a high ring IQ. Honestly right now there are only about 2 guys I can think of that have those things that can offset Floyd's skills, Martinez and Trout.
Tall, rangy, SPs with a great jab and enough pop will help to keep Floyd honest but there aren't that many of them in the game today and especially in the WW or Jr MW division.
1. I somewhat disagree with this point about Floyd fans being fans of the sport. There are some guys around here, that we ONLY hear from when some news has broken about Floyd. If they "appear" to know anything about the sport, it usually consists of them reciting some mumbo jumbo that came from his mouth, or their points usually begin with, "Well, back in 2007 when Floyd fought Oscar...". Again, I have to somewhat disagree with the point, but on the other hand, Floyd does educate his fans about the sport, so it's more of a 55/45 deal, now that I sit back and look at it.
2. I can rock with you on this point. Had his legs been that bad, then yes, he would've gone down. I was speaking of his legs throughout the fight...maybe he just didnt appear in most rounds. Of course that's just my observation though.
3. He did want Shane and Cotto years ago, we ALL know the stories behind that. The thing is, at his point of his career, both guys (Shane and Cotto) had NOTHING to lose, which made them somewhat of a substantial threat. Floyd on the other hand, had everything to lose. He pretty much gave Shane and Miguel a breath of new life when he agreed to fight them, and we both know that those guys are/were dangerous, and had fought some stiff competition throughout their careers.
4. Agreed, totally. The people that mattered (the actual buyers) were seeing who still had what left in the tank, and as we hardcore fans know, the result of the fight would've been what we originally predicted. The buyers saw what they wanted to see, which worked for both guys, and there's no turning back once you hit that "buy" button, so everybody won in that case. Well, now that I think about it, we ALL actually lost...the fight still hasn't happened. We've been duped here! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
5. I dont know. Going into the fight, I think his opponents think "high work rate", but when it falls through, that "high work rate" looks like a game of cat and mouse gone terribly wrong. We can eve throw the coyote and road runner games in there, add others if you will. Lol. When that high work rate falls through, a guy still has to be patient, and as you mentioned, they need the ring IQ to pull this off. I guess I'll settle with a guy needing good timing, but that goes along with ring IQ, so you're right here. All of those characteristics that a fighter needs (tall, rangy, southpaw, high work rate) dont matter...especially if they're used wrong. Again, you pretty much made your point with the ring IQ part.
If he fights toe to toe he is losing his legs, if he circles around his opponent he is boring and "running if he engages with an opponent and is willing to get hit he has lost a step and his defense is not as strong, if he pots shot all night he is scared to engage (IMG:style_emoticons/default/nea.gif) no matter how he fights he will have critics. I guess it comes with the territory.
Is that you, Floyd???
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They say treasure can be found at the end of a rainbow…. in this case it can also be found on the Putnam Brook. Before continuing on its way to Saratoga State Park, the Brook cuts a deep gorge in a wooded plateau. There, straddling both banks lies the pot of gold! A 10-acre oasis of wilderness turned into a private park, secluded picnic area on a river bank with a fire pit and a cantilevered deck overlooking the valley. The only creatures you may have to share the treasure with, will be the Birds, Deer, wild Turkey and Turtles often seen along the picturesque nature trail.
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Rising country music star Miranda Lambert has taken to the road on her CMT Revolution Tour that extends into 2011, grabbing nine CMA Award nominations along the way and winning three of them on November 10.Production designer Chris Lisle designed the tour, with a set fabricated by Christian Scenic and 615 Scenic, and equipment from Bandit Lites and CT Touring.
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The biggest visual elements of this show, the designer notes, are the moving video screens. "The overall goal was to have a good-looking video product flown to give some color and texture, but also to take these panels and move them periodically for different looks." These looks are all stock and created content—no I-Mag for this tour—so the goal of all the video is to add color and texture. This is done via a Barco High End Systems Axon media server controlled on a Barco High End Road Hog Console out to CT Touring custom Spider video tiles that can fly in and out via a custom motor controller setup from Bandit Lites, which also supplied all rigging. "I really like being in control of this element, as it allows us to make intensity and color decisions right on the spot," says Lisle. "There is no waiting until rehearsals to see what video has planned versus what lighting has planned. It is one cohesive piece." For additional scenic punch, the "Revolution" backdrop is a lightweight white fabric that Lisle says "holds light very well. We use Chauvet COLORado™ Batten 72 Tours to light this drop from the floor up. One of my favorite parts of this design is how the drops fall behind the video in a way to give more dimension to the stage. It all doesn't just end at a black backdrop."
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Edu has soccer instincts that cannot be taught.
Since turning pro, Maurice Edu has nine goals in 65 matches and there are maybe one or two that would be considered "pretty." He continually finds himself in the right place at the right time and while that can be written off as luck, when it happens enough time, you have to label it instinct. That's what Edu has and it extends to the defensive aspect of his game.
The Fontana, California native is most known for his strength in the tackle and ability to cover ground in the center of the field. Playing as a central midfielder, Edu can act as a shield in front of the back line with his defensive prowess and while he does have good speed, his instinct and ability to read the game allow him to cover more ground than he should. His instincts also allow him to play center back in a pinch, something that is always nice to have in your back pocket if necessary.
Why You'll Hate Him
A very inexperienced player, you aren't 100% sure what you're going to get from Edu.
As mentioned above, Edu has a grand total of 65 matches under his belt as a professional. When you add in six U-23 national team caps and 13 for the senior team, you get a total of 84 matches. That's an incredibly small amount for a player competing for a starting spot in the World Cup on a team that expects to go through to the knock out stages.
When you have a player with such inexperience, you're not quite sure how they're going to react to the shining lights of the World Cup. In a tournament where the smallest of mistakes can make the difference, inexperience is a possible killer. Edu has played in a few Old Firm matches and the 2008 Summer Olympics so he's played with pressure, but he hasn't seen much at the senior international level and that has to be a concern.
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Age: 24 (4/18/1986)
Position: Midfielder
Club Teams: Rangers (2008-present), Toronto FC (2007-2008)
National Team Debut: October 17, 2007 vs. Switzerland
Caps: 13
World Cups: None
Club World
Like many American soccer players, Edu got his start playing at the collegiate level. The midfielder played at the University of Maryland for three years, earning All-American honors in his junior season. When he went pro, Edu signed with MLS as a Generation Adidas player and was selected first overall by Toronto FC in the 2007 MLS SuperDraft.
It didn't take long for Edu to make an impact in Toronto, playing in 25 matches and scoring four goals en route to winning 2007 MLS Rookie of the Year. Just a few months into his second season, Edu had done enough to draw interest from several European clubs, one of which was Glasgow Rangers, with whom he signed in August of 2008.
Unlike in Toronto where he found a spot in the starting XI from the beginning, Edu struggled initially in Scotland, but after half of a season with the reserves, a suspension to two other players gave Edu the chance to play. Edu did impress enough to start the final nine league matches of his first season with Rangers, but he injured his knee in the final league match for the 2008-2009 Scottish Premier League Champions Rangers side.
After dealing with a long rehab, Edu finally returned to the field just before the 2010 New Year. He slowly worked himself back into form and the high point of his season came on February 28, when he scored a 93rd minute winner versus Celtic that put a lock on another Rangers league title versus their hated rivals.
National Team
The first time Edu put on the United States shirt was on October 17, 2007, when he played versus Switzerland and in his next international match he picked up an assist on the game-winning goal.
Normally a midfielder, Edu was used at a center back for the United States in the 2008 Olympics, a tournament in which Edu started all three matches. Edu even moved forward from his center back spot to draw a penalty, which was almost enough to send the States to the knockout stages.
In his 13th senior international match, Edu picked up his first goal. In a May 25, 2010 friendly versus the Czech Republic, Edu did what he did best. He snuck into the box and In the midst of a scramble for the ball, got enough of a toe on it to push it past the line.
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One spot in the United States' central midfield is settled with Michael Bradley slotting in there, but the other spot is very much up for grabs and Edu is a candidate for the spot. His ability to play box-to-box complements Bradley well and gives the Yanks flexibility. It also gives them another big body in the center of the field to make things difficult on opponents.
Whether Edu starts or not for the USA is very much dependent on his ability to maintain and move the ball from the back to the forwards. He is not the best on the ball in tight spaces and while his vision is improving, Edu does not have the greatest touch. This does make him a liability at times in giving the ball away and making it difficult to hold possession when necessary.
What is likely to be Edu's role is one of a deeper lying midfielder, allowing Bradley to push higher up field. His responsibility will be to help the back line and make it difficult for opposing midfielders to run at the center backs. From there, he only needs to make the simple pass out of the back and won't be counted on to hold the ball. It all starts with his defensive work and from there, anything beyond not giving the ball away is gravy. That gravy could come on a set piece or ugly play when the sneaky Edu finds his way into the box and as so often happens with him, the ball finds him and then finds the net.
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3.25/5 rDev -9%
07-08-2013 21:43:19 | More by blguillen
3.5/5 rDev -2%
07-02-2013 03:08:12 | More by moonknight31
3.25/5 rDev -9%
06-30-2013 22:25:24 | More by drewone
4.25/5 rDev +19%
08-24-2012 03:00:29 | More by t0rin0
North Carolina
3.25/5 rDev -9%
03-31-2012 01:46:36 | More by marine1975
4/5 rDev +12%
02-17-2012 19:34:26 | More by John11486
3.5/5 rDev -2%
12-29-2011 07:38:39 | More by Jstark5150
3/5 rDev -16%
12-18-2011 19:19:54 | More by rhino54
5/5 rDev +40.1%
11-26-2011 06:08:31 | More by GarrettB714
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +12%
11-15-2011 13:32:03 | More by Nuggethops
4/5 rDev +12%
11-14-2011 15:28:54 | More by mikennat
3.38/5 rDev -5.3%
On tap at Bootlegger's.
A: Hazy dark orange with a big sea foam white head.
S: Sweet bread with candied notes. Plum is pervasive but faint. I detect honey, wheat, and clove.
T: Not as sweet as the aroma suggested, sweet bread melds with candied sugar and light caramel. Plum is faint in the flavor. There's a low bitterness with a dash of alcohol.
M: Medium in body with matching carbonation and a sticky mouthfeel.
Overall: A decent Belgian Pale (Is this really supposed to be a Dubbel?) but not something I would revisit. I expected more plum.
08-27-2011 14:54:59 | More by HopHead84
3.18/5 rDev -10.9%
A- Pours with a large head of tight off white bubbles that fade fast. Color is a cloudy brown amber.
S- Some plum up front with the typical Belgian malt and sugar aroma. Some spice and dark fruits.
T- Dont get a whole lot of plum in the drink. Taste is pretty much what i would expect from a Dubbel. Decent amount of dark sugar and fruits.
M- Medium-high carbonation. At first this beer comes off a little to sweet but finish is fairly dry. Alcohol detection is minor.
O- Wish I could pick up more plum flavor in this one. I think this is a good idea as plum flavor is detectable in most dark belgian beers. I just wish it was more fully realized.
07-27-2011 20:01:40 | More by beorn7676
3.23/5 rDev -9.5%
Poured from a 750ml into an AleSmith Brewing imperial pint glass...
A - Pours a murky brownish orange with a three finger off white head that dissipates rather quick. No lace to be had here...
S - Lots of dark fruits with some Belgian yeasty notes...
T - Lots of sweet malts up front followed by plums, raisins and other dark fruits. Ends on slight bitterness with a little spice and some lingering fruit. Abv is well hidden...
M - Medium bodied with alot of carbonation. A little to much carbonation for my likings...
O - Glad I got a chance to try this, but probably not something that I will be revisiting in the future. Wasn't bad brew per se, but it wasn't good either. To sweet with to much carbonation...
06-24-2011 01:25:34 | More by comfortablynumb1
3.5/5 rDev -2%
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App- A very golden colored orange with a one finger head to it. Spotty cling, not much going on in terms on stick. Very nice coloring though.
Smell- This one was a very dry yeasty tinge with some nice bright fruit aromatics to it.
Taste- The was very dubbel like. It had a certain softness to it with nice flavors, albeit one was leaning more towards sweet than balanced. The yeast created that nice pillowy flavor but a little less flavor.
Mouth- Medium bodied with almost a higher carbonation feel to it. Left a nice fruit/yeast combo after taste.
Drink- I would like a couple bottles of this to bust out with friends. Was very different and unique flavor profile. Ill come back to this one
05-27-2011 03:58:10 | More by FosterJM
3.45/5 rDev -3.4%
Got myself a pint over at Hollingshead Deli. Poured a nice slightly hazy amber hue with a one inch white head. Head quickly fizzed away into nothing. Not a lot of carbonation going on here.
Smell. Is very faint. Smells like dark fruit and some earthy yeastiness. That is all.
Taste is very sweet and fruity upfront and then it moves into a nice clovey spice I'm guessing is from the yeast. Finish has some dry bitterness and a hint of plum flavor.
Mouthfeel is pretty thin. Its slick on the palate and the taste is pretty much gone after every sip. Good to try but not something I will seek out again.
05-16-2011 19:01:33 | More by snpub540
2.6/5 rDev -27.2%
Purchased on a whim only an hour or so ago. A curious-sounding beer, to be sure... a dubbel brewed with plums and rock sugar? Alrighty then. Drinking it from the comfort of my office while writing a paper. Weee...
This beer isn't trying to win me over early. A very slight pour yields a glassful of head and about a centimeter of liquid. Fail. Pour out, try again... nope. I shook the bottle to release some CO2 and tried a third time. Finally... a massive yellowish head forms, but at least there's something to drink. Pour is a murky dark golden color - actually, it looks exactly like apple cider. Lots of floaties. Disappointing, I was hoping that it would be purple.
Smell is decent. Nothing terribly objectionable. Belgian yeasty notes, dark fruit (i.e., plum), sweet, sugary aroma. Understated. Not nearly to par with its Belgian brethren, but this isn't terrible.
The taste is okay. I actually get only a slight bit of plum fruitiness here, as the soapy Belgian quality of the beer is dominant. Sticky sweet finish. Oddly warming on the way down.
Mouthfeel and drinkability suffer in this brew. Terribly overcarbonated, fizzy, too light in body. I wouldn't want to drink much of this.
I can't really recommend this beer. It's not the worst thing I've tasted, but I just don't see the point. You want a dubbel, go get yourself some Rochefort 8 instead.
08-26-2010 02:03:57 | More by davod23
4/5 rDev +12%
Thanks to mobz24 for this intriguing bonus beer in a recent trade. 750 ml bottle served into a Belgian tulip glass.
A: Cloudy amber-brown with nice healthy head.
S: Fruity and floral aromas with a bit of alcohol presence.
T: Plums, cherries and prunes accent the beer, but not over the top. Slighty sweet (not tart) with some Belgian yeast charactertics. A little bitterness in the finish.
M: Heavy carbonation, medium to full bodied.
D: Very pleasant beer to have and would certainly have another if it were available. Plums give it a unique flavor, but not overly sweet or fruity. Very smooth and easy to drink - I'm thinking it would pair well with a citrus salad or perhaps pork with baked apples.
08-25-2010 04:06:50 | More by chaz01
3.48/5 rDev -2.5%
750 mL bottle, I found a lone bottle at Hollingshead's, never thought I'd get to try this,
A: Pours a muddy opaque amber with a huge fizzy head that's crack-a-lackin' after the pour. Quickly disperses to a mild white head, good retention.
S: Plums/prunes are there, that fruit character with a lot of dried fruit. Notes of '90s style purple licorice which I quite liked added a nostalgic flavour.
T: Has a lot of rock candy/candi sugar notes, dark Belgian flavours. Dark fruit/plums/raisins, really a dried fruit taste, malty upfront but the actual fruit comes out in the finish.
M: The erratic appearance left me ready for an overly fizzy overcarbonated brew. Drinkable on its first sip which is nice; I've seen a lot worse from Belgian(style) brew. Medium-bodied, fairly smooth, everything isn't coming together.
D: In my experience, dubbel has been a very hard style for American brewers to pull off well. So many times it comes off as an over sugared cloying mess. That being said this isn't half bad. The carbonation gives me problems as the flavours aren't very integrated with the mouthfeel, at times the beer is all over the place. But in the end, this is a likeable beer, I like the experimentation and a beer I'm glad I bought.
07-16-2010 04:22:01 | More by Halcyondays
3.28/5 rDev -8.1%
Appearance - Pours into my SA perfect pint with a darker amber color, massive amounts of head that dissipates extremely fast despite the amount. Little lacing is left on the sides.
Smell - Quite a yeasty nose with many spices. A heavy plum (hm...) dark fruit aroma gives it a surprisingly nice scent.
Taste - Similar to how the nose smelled. Slight floral notes, heavy plum influence with other dark fruit notes.
Mouthfeel - Medium bodied, heavy carbonation that prickles the tongue.
Drinkability - Pretty good. Relatively easy to drink. Wouldn't buy this again but can't really complain.
06-27-2010 01:36:24 | More by SpdKilz
3.65/5 rDev +2.2%
Bottle poured at Bootlegger's
A: The pour is interesting. A light brown color with a purple tinge to it. A small white head is present, but dissipates somewhat quickly.
S: The nose has the usual yeasty and spicy Belgian yeast character with a slight tartness from the plums and a fairly fruity aroma.
T: The flavor has just an ever so slight sweet/sourness happening from the fruit. The usual Dubbel malt, candi sugar, and yeast are there as well.
M: The beer is medium bodied with a fairly high level of carbonation and a nice dry finish.
D: Not necessarily the best beer, but a very interesting one. And, I like the idea, as I think plums are generally one of the fruit flavors present in a Dubbel.
01-19-2010 17:48:57 | More by womencantsail
2.93/5 rDev -17.9%
Sampled at the brewery today, one of the few beers there that I have not tried from them yet, color is a light brown with some amber tones, 1/4 inch bubbly white head that leaves no lacing and goes away pretty quickly, aroma consists of Belgian yeast, toffee, plums, candied sugar, dark fruits with mostly berries, caramel, and a hint of bubble gum, flavor starts off very sweet with plums, did not know waste any time with letting you know by this beer gots its name, sweet fruits and sugar in the middle, finish has lots more sweetness mixed with malts now and a big Belgian influence, sweet, fruity, and cloying mouthfeel, medium bodied, fairly soft level of carbonation, could not drink much of this and glad I did not end getting a growler of this like I was before I even tried it, pretty heavy stuff, too sweet, and alcohol is out in the open in the flavor, not a huge plum fan and they make a beer style that is already too sweet, sweeter in this case, this beer seems like it needs to be toned down a bit, would go with one of their other options in the future, might be worth trying
09-12-2009 05:14:54 | More by Floydster
4.43/5 rDev +24.1%
A dubbel brewed with plums? Sounds interesting. Bought growler-style at Bootlegger's Brewery itself, on to the beer:
Where's the head? Blame the growler, as this beer had better head and retention directly from the tap. The beer is muddy looking, with a light brown melted caramel color to it. Things get much better after the appearance. The aroma is lush. It's full of fruity tannins, yeast, and a touch of spice. Very Belgian in character.
Its taste is a winner. Like the aroma, it's very Belgian in character. Lots of assorted dark fruits, plums(?), and tannins to be found. There's some malt in the background doing work...it hints toffee. The alcohol is nowhere to be found. Spritzy carbonation on the palate which eventually lightens up to let the smooth, dry body touch down. And as they say, "it goes down easy for the strength".
This is an outstanding example of a Belgian dubbel....errr...Belgian beer. This beer soaks your palate with layers and layers of flavor, and is pleasant all around. This might be my new favorite among Bootlegger's beers.
09-12-2009 04:19:13 | More by DoubleJ
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"There were years I had good numbers, but I was also on a team with two MVPs and one of the best closers in the game," Cuddyer said. "By no means was I upset."Cuddyer has been nomadic throughout his career in Minnesota out of necessity. A shortstop when he was a first-round Draft pick in 1997, he committed 61 errors in his first pro season in Class A ball. The Twins had him try different positions around the infield and outfield as he worked his way up. Once he finally broke into the Majors, Cuddyer was a right fielder but filled in elsewhere. An injury to Corey Koskie meant a move to third base in 2004 for 43 games, while he also played 48 games at second base. He logged over 100 games in right field from 2006-09 for manager Ron Gardenhire, but last season, he played 84 games at first base for an injured Morneau. Cuddyer brought all of his gloves with him to Arizona because he wasn't sure where he'd see action. "When guys needed a break, whether it was [Doug] Mientkiewicz, Jacque Jones or Koskie, it got me in the lineup," Cuddyer said. "I kind of established myself in right field and then when I went back to moving to different positions, it allowed Gardy some flexibility. It's not a secret that we've had some injuries over the last three or four or five years." And those injuries this season have really rocked Minnesota, which has struggled more than the Twin Cities are used to after the past decade of success, going 41-48 in the first half to sit in fourth place and 6 1/2 games out in the AL Central. Cuddyer has been a major reason why the Twins have bounced back from a rough start, batting .349 with eight home runs, 11 doubles, 30 RBIs and 23 runs scored in 36 games since June 1. The 32-year-old helped his club rally from being 20 games under .500 and 16 1/2 games back on June 1.
"It's very exciting," Gardenhire said. "I'm happy for him. It's one of those situations where, as a manager, he's been here probably as long as I have, as far as managing goes, so I'm very happy for him. I would've been just as happy if it had been somebody else, but I think it adds a little something because of what Cuddy has done for this ballclub."
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Mark My Word, and follow him on Twitter @m_sheldon. MLB.com reporter Rhett Bollinger contributed to this story. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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