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While his company's stock is still rising in after hours trading, and looks like it may top $400 a share on its latest quarterly earnings report, Reed Hastings doesn't seem that excited. On a video call with analysts following the company's quarterly earnings disclosures, Hastings seemed cool, collected and confident, but not eager. Netflix is… Read More
Netflix posts $1.1B in revenue and tops 40 million subscribers: Stock soars as CEO Reed Hastings warns of 'euphoria'
Online streaming titan Netflix has a lot to be happy about. This year, original shows that the company produced received 3 Emmy awards, including a Best Director win for "House of Cards" director David Fincher, the first time any show has won a Primetime Emmy without ever having aired on television first. "Orange is the… Read More
Hastings: Netflix, Hulu and Amazon becoming more like HBO, Showtime and Starz
Netflix and Amazon are increasingly becoming very distinct choices for online streaming, as evidenced by the latest stats released by Netflix this afternoon along with its quarterly financial results. Amazon Prime Instant Video now carries just 68 of the movies and shows on the Netflix "Top 200″ list, down from 73 in January, by Netflix's… Read More
Netflix to offer $11.99 plan, will allow four simultaneous streams
Those with big families or lots of movie-loving friends might enjoy this: Netflix will offer a $11.99/month plan that allows for four simultaneous streams. At $8/month, users can currently stream two movies or TV shows at the same time. But in Netflix's earnings report, CEO Reed Hastings announced the new plan today: A few members with… Read More
Outgoing board member Reed Hastings on the hurdles facing Microsoft's Steve Ballmer
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings is stepping down from the Microsoft board later this month at the company's annual meeting. And while the departure will unlikely be marked by any sort of fanfare, Hastings is providing a bit of analysis about Microsoft as it enters one of the most critical chapters in its history. A board… Read More
Netflix CEO: Amazon Prime video a 'confusing mess'
It looks like Jeff Bezos & Co. have finally gotten Reed Hastings' attention, or at least gotten Hastings to show that he's feeling the competitive heat. The Netflix CEO previously made a habit of downplaying the competition from Amazon.com in the online video market, saying as recently as July that his company had yet to… Read More
Tech CEO report card: Approval ratings drop for Ballmer, Bezos and others
Glassdoor.com is rolling out its annual "Naughty and Nice" list for technology CEOs. And, as it turns out, it looks like some of the biggest names in tech will be getting a big lump of coal in their stockings. It was an especially tough year for some Seattle tech CEOs. The approval ratings of Microsoft CEO… Read More
Reed Hastings, John Doerr and others invest $11 million in DreamBox Learning
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings and venture capitalist John Doerr are among the backers pumping $11 million into DreamBox Learning, the Bellevue online education company that creates tailored lesson plans for elementary school kids. Other investors in the round include GSV Capital and current investor Deborah Quazzo. "DreamBox Learning has cracked the code on improving early educational… Read More
Netflix to spin off DVD mail business as Qwikster; CEO Reed Hastings admits he 'messed up'
It is pretty rare to see this type of mea culpa in the tech industry. But Netflix CEO Reed Hastings just said in a blog post that he "messed up" in how the company communicated recent price increases to customers. The remarks come as the company announces plans to spin off its DVD mail order business… Read More
Tech Moves: Reed Hastings hands over chairman reins at DreamBox Learning; and more
Reed Hastings is one busy guy. In addition to running Netflix, the Internet entrepreneur also serves on the boards of Microsoft and Facebook. But most folks probably don't know about Hastings' involvement in a tiny Bellevue educational software company called DreamBox Learning, which he helped acquire last year. Now, Hastings has handed over the chairman… Read More
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings on his Microsoft board position, Steve Ballmer dustup
Following Google chairman Eric Schmidt's digs at Microsoft last night, the Redmond company continued to serve as a subplot at the D9 conference this morning. During an on-stage interview with Netflix CEO Reed Hastings — a member of Microsoft's board for the past several years – AllThingsD.com's Kara Swisher asked for his take on hedge fund… Read More


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Gun Shop Owner Busted In Nassau County Runs Range For Suffolk County
Last week PIX 11 News told you about 4 Nassau County gun shop owners and some of their employees that were busted, charged with selling illegal assault weapons.
Now it turns out one of those gun shop owners 40 year old Mark Wroobel of Hunter Sports in Massapequa also had sweet contract in neighboring suffolk on the tax payers dime, to run this county firing range.
"I'm just totally disgusted with the thought that this is a person who sold guns illegally and he's making money on suffolk county property." said Suffolk County Legislagtor Kate Browning.
For the past 6 years Wroobel has operated the Suffolk County Trap and Skeet Range in Yaphank.
In the undercover sting the Nassau DA found Wroobel sold weapons to customers even after finding out at they had been charged with illegally possessing assault weapons in the past.
Wroobel also runs a gun store at the range, and residents fear illegal guns may have been sold here as well.
"The range opens at 9 o'clock and sometimes there are cars here like at 8:15 8:30 it's a little suspicious why there here so early." said Johan McConnell
Supporters of Wroobel and the Range say innocent until proven guilty, and that no way were there illegal weapons being sold here.
"I don't think you can find a riffle in here period there are shot guns in there because that is what is used here." said Bill Raab.
Browning and others are calling on suffolk county executive steve levy and suffolk parks commissioner Joseph Montuori to cease operations here at the range.
Dan Aug the communications director for the Levy told PIX 11 News
"given the seriousness of the allegations we're asking the parks commissioner and the county attorney to investigate and report back to us."Copyright © 2014, The Morning Call

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How to keep your WordPress site secureJuly 14, 2012
In this article I will explain how to keep your WordPress site secure so that it is not vulnerable to an attack. WordPress is a popular target since many WordPress sites become outdated and hackers are aware of vulnerabilities in older WordPress versions.
Download the Latest WordPress now or visit Dashboard → Updates in your site admin to update now. For full instructions on updating WordPress see http://codex.wordpress.org/Updating_WordPress
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- Update WordPress, plugins, and themes to the most current version. For instructions on updating WordPress see http://codex.wordpress.org/Updating_WordPress
- Locate wp-config.php on your server and update the security keys. This makes your site harder to hack by adding random elements to the password. For instructions on updating the security keys see http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Security_Keys
- Make wp-config.php readable by only you (chmod 600 wp-config.php). This file contains database information and security keys that would allow a hacker to gain control of your site.
- Don't have plugins that you don't need. Review your plugins and remove any that are not used.
- Backup your database often. There are WordPress plugins that can backup your database automatically. I recommend WP-DB-Backup
- Backup all of your site files before doing an update (especially wp-content/ since that contains your site themes and plugins).
- NEVER have world writable files or folders.
- Remove unused WordPress users and update passwords regularly.
- If you are setting up WordPress, consider using a different table prefix (other than wp_). This makes it harder to hackers to guess the table name.
- All of the suggestions made above are irrelevant if your computer has a keylogger installed. Be sure to keep your OS and antivirus up-to-date.
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HAVERHILL — The city industrial parks might one day be home to a new cutting-edge business: manufacturing legal marijuana.
A mayoral committee has recommended that medical marijuana dispensaries be limited to the city's business parks, and the City Council is expected to consider the zoning measure following a pubic hearing in two weeks. Mayor James Fiorentini filed the proposal with the council last night.
Two weeks ago, the council passed a moratorium on the centers, banning them until Oct. 1 at the earliest.
The use of medical marijuana in Massachusetts was approved by 63 percent of voters in November. In Haverhill, 60 percent of voters supported the measure, which removed criminal and civil penalties for medical marijuana use for patients with certain conditions.
The new law provides for 35 nonprofit medical marijuana treatment centers throughout the state, with no more than five in each county. The centers may grow, process and provide marijuana to patients who have a prescription from a doctor. The centers would be overseen by the state Department of Public Health.
Similar to pornography stores and even specific kinds of businesses and housing developments, cities and towns can regulate where medical marijuana dispensaries can be located, but they cannot ban them.
Fiorentini has said he sees it as unlikely that someone would try to open a marijuana center in Haverhill, because there can be only five in the county. But he also noted he has been contacted by a group that is scouting for locations.
The committee that made the zoning recommendation consists of Economic Development Director William Pillsbury, police Chief Alan DeNaro, Board of Health chairman Dr. Carl Rosenbloom, City Solicitor William Cox and City Councilor William Ryan.
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Parents & Families E-Newsletter - February 2012
Dear Parents and Families,
You invest a great deal in your student's Purdue education. That is why we have made a commitment to protecting the value and quality of their Purdue degree.
One way we are delivering on this promise is through our Ten-year (decadal) Funding Plan. We embarked on this plan last spring, and over the past few months we have made significant progress. We recently announced the formation of the Innovation and Commercialization Center, designed to help our faculty and students move their discoveries more quickly to market. More relevant, perhaps, to many of our students was the announcement of our plan to move over the next 8-10 years to a balanced trimester schedule.
In February Purdue celebrates Black History Month with a number of events available for students and their families on campus and in the community. We welcome nationally known historian Dr. Bettye Collier-Thomas, who will deliver our keynote address on February 15 in Fowler Hall, Stewart Center. Collier-Thomas will speak on "Black Women in American Culture and History." We also look forward to the Langston Hughes Project, which on February 29 will bring poetry, a jazz quartet and visual imagery celebrating Hughes' work to Fowler Hall. I hope your Purdue student will take advantage of these and other campus events.
Parents and families are a wonderful resource of support and encouragement for our students, and I thank you for helping them follow their dreams.
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Administrative Announcements
Decadal funding plan includes academic trimester
Purdue rolled out the first initiative of its decadal funding plan — proceeding with steps toward a balanced trimester. The trimester initiative is designed to enhance students' academic opportunities as well as help them move more quickly toward graduation. Read more.
Commencement slated for May 11-13
Spring 2012 commencement information is available on the Office of the Registrar website: Below is the ceremony schedule for schools and colleges.
|Division I
Friday, May 11, 8 p.m.
|Education, Engineering
|Division II
Saturday, May 12, 9:30 a.m.
Liberal Arts, Technology
|Division III
Saturday, May 12, 2:30 p.m.
|Science, Management, Agriculture
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Sunday, May 13, 9:30 a.m.
|Graduate School (all colleges),
|Division V
Sunday, May 13, 2:30 p.m.
|Health and Human Sciences, Pharmacy, Veterinary Medicine
Housing contract renewals began Jan. 17
The website for current students to renew housing contracts for the 2012-13 academic year is now open. Details are available in the January edition of the University Residence Halls newsletter. Read more.
Scholarship deadline is Feb. 15
The deadline is approaching for many 2012-13 scholarship opportunities that require a separate application. Information about and applications for these scholarships are available on the Division of Financial Aid website.
Summer aid application opens March 19
Students seeking financial aid for the summer 2012 session may apply online beginning March 19. Information about summer aid eligibility and instructions to estimate the amount of summer aid your student may qualify for are available on the Division of Financial Aid website.
Campus Life
Quidditch team takes World Cup title
Purdue's Quidditch team took home the World Cup title in its division at the fifth International Quidditch Association's World Cup in New York City. Going into the tournament the team's record was 0-7, but Purdue went undefeated throughout the tournament. Read more.
Dance Marathon event gets One Brick Higher Award
The Purdue University Dance Marathon (PUDM) was recently recognized with the One Brick Higher Award. PUDM officers received the award on Jan. 24 at the President's Forum in the Purdue Memorial Union South Ballroom. Since 2005, PUDM has raised nearly $900,000 for Riley Hospital for Children. Read more.
Paint Crew nominated for Student Section of the Year
The Paint Crew, Purdue's student spirit section for basketball, was recently nominated for the Naismith Student Section of the Year Award. Nearly 80 schools representing 21 conferences are vying for the title. Fans should vote by Feb. 12 for Purdue's Paint Crew by visiting the I Love College Hoops Facebook fan page. "Like" the fan page and then click on "Student Section Vote" in the left sidebar to vote.
The latest edition of Boiler Bytes debuts
The latest edition of Purdue's news magazine "Boiler Bytes" premiered on the Big Ten Network in January and featured segments on the Equine Sports Medicine Center, University organizations that assist military veterans and the Boilermaker Special and its keepers – the Reamer Club. These segments and all Boiler Bytes episodes can be viewed on the Boiler Bytes website. To view the newest bytes on the site, click the "browse tab" and then "most recent" below the video screen.
Student-athletes experience fall success
Intercollegiate Athletics had many highpoints and successful team season records during the fall semester. Among the accomplishments were:
Football: The team finished 7-6 overall and 4-4 in conference play (third place in the Leaders Division) and received its first bowl bid since 2007 by winning two of its final three games. The team went on to defeat Western Michigan 37-32 at the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl in Detroit. The Boilermakers led the nation in kickoff returns with a school record 28.7-yard average.
Volleyball: The volleyball team advanced to the NCAA third round (Sweet 16) for the sixth time in program history and the fifth time since 2005 and finished the season with a 29-5 record, including a 16-4 mark in Big Ten play (second place). AVCA Mideast Region and Big Ten Coach of the Year Dave Shondell led his team to its best overall mark since 1985 (34-4), best league mark since 1985 (17-1) and best conference finish since 1987 (second).
Soccer: The soccer team was alive in the Big Ten Tournament chase until the final day of the season. A season highlight was the 8-2 win over Indiana on Oct. 13. The Boilermakers, who finished 7-11-2 overall and 4-6-1 in conference play, tied a single-game record for goals while extending their unbeaten streak against the Hoosiers to 15 consecutive games (12 win and three ties).
Cross Country: The men's cross country team won four races and the women's cross country won two during the 2011 season. The highlight of the year came at the Indiana Intercollegiates when the men's team won the state championship for the first time since 2001.
Academic All-Big Ten: Fifty-nine Purdue student-athletes received Academic All-Big Ten recognition for the fall sports of cross country, football, soccer and volleyball. Football had a program record 20 honorees. Soccer player Mollie Kuramoto was one of 14 conference student-athletes recognized for a 4.0 grade point average. To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten honors, a student-athlete must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 and be at least a sophomore.
Meet 5 Students Who are Example Makers
They have learned. They have grown. They have been inspired. Today they're ready to give back. Meet five students who know what it means to receive guidance and support. Now they are eager to pay it forward — ready to mentor the next generation of inspiration. Meet 5 Students who are Example Makers. Read more.
Purdue Student Concert Committee selects The Band Perry
The Band Perry, with special guests Brett Eldredge and the Levi Riggs Band, will perform at Elliott Hall of Music at 7 p.m. March 4. The performance is presented by Purdue Convocations and the Purdue Student Concert Committee. Read more.
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Spring Cultural Arts Series features more than a dozen activities
Speakers, field trips, art exhibits and music performances are among the activities scheduled for the Spring Cultural Arts Series. This month's events include a talk by Bettye Collier-Thomas, a nationally known historian of African American history with particular expertise in the areas of civil rights, politics, religion and women's history. Visit the Purdue Black Cultural Center's website for more information on the series.
MLK Week focused on the 'Fierce Urgency of Now'
Purdue honored the memory and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a week of activities both on and off campus under the theme, "The Fierce Urgency of Now."
The keynote speaker for the celebration was Bernice Johnson Reagon, professor emerita of history at American University and curator emerita at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C.
Prof. Ken Ridgway, a member of the Lenape (Delaware) Nation and Purdue faculty member since 1992, received Purdue's 2011 Dreamer Award for his work in connecting the University with the Native American community.
A food drive, choral salute and a day of service were among the activities.Read more.
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Purdue performers offer singing Valentines
Purdue Musical Organizations will perform singing valentines for the upcoming holiday. On Feb. 14, Valentine's Day, a group of PMO students will sing a romantic tune and deliver a rose, cookie and personalized card to locations throughout the Greater Lafayette area or sing a song by phone to long-distance loves. Read more
Site features Purdue's Momentum Makers
The Momentum Makers series recognizes the extraordinary efforts put forth by Purdue staff members to support and enhance the work of students, faculty and colleagues. These staff members are passionate about their jobs, active in the community, enthusiastic about cross-campus collaboration and desire for more both professionally and personally. To view this month's featured momentum makers, visit the Momentum Makers website.
Faculty make a world of difference
A new website titled Difference Makers features the impact of Purdue faculty on many global fronts – homeland security, energy and sustainability. This month's topic focuses on sports and society. Purdue faculty bring a variety of viewpoints to the playing field as they study the impact of sports on society -- improving the way we pay, play and watch.
Visit the Difference Makers website.
Student Support Services
College Goal Sunday scheduled for Feb. 12
College Goal Sunday will offer families and students assistance completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on Sunday, Feb. 12. Locally, the event will take place at the Ivy Tech Community College auditorium, 1170 S Creasy Lane, starting at 2 p.m. For more information and a list of all Indiana College Goal Sunday locations, visit the College Goal Sunday website.
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Most Purdue freshmen report satisfaction with their first year
Freshman Elizabeth Gorski received the grand prize from Coach Sharon Versyp for her participation in the Foundations of Excellence survey. She also gets to invite nine friends to a Lady Boilermakers game of her choice.
A survey was distributed to all first-year students (about 8,200) near the end of the first semester to assess their satisfaction at Purdue so far. And most Purdue freshmen have a very favorable opinion of the University. This finding comes from an examination of the first-year experience that is underway as part of the Foundations of Excellence program.
The survey response rate was 28 percent and of those new students who responded, 71 percent believe their academic needs are being met at a "high" or "very high" level and 90 percent say Purdue has helped them to succeed at college. The survey also found areas for improvement, especially with the concerns of international students.
To ensure a response rate that was statistically valid, students who completed the survey received a treat – a $2.50 coupon to use at the dining courts and were entered into a grand prize drawing for a Purdue women's basketball jersey signed by the team and 10 tickets to a women's game of their choice. Read more.
As the Foundations of Excellence process continues, further analysis and discussion that will promote policies that ensure all Purdue students get the help they need to thrive on campus.
RSC on schedule for fall 2012 opening
Progress continues on renovations and expansion to the Recreational Sports Center slated to open in its new form in fall 2012. To keep abreast of the changes and where services are being offered in the interim, click on the following links:
- Current locations, services, hours, and programs
- View the progress (photo gallery)
- Construction timetable
Challenge Scholarship offers support to Indiana students
Indiana students will have more Purdue scholarship opportunities thanks to a new $6.7 million challenge announced in October by President France A Córdova. As of mid January, the Challenge Scholarship had generated nearly $1.8 million in gifts and pledges ($3.6 million with the match). Read more.
PurdueBoard provides eco-friendly way to spread news
Gone are the days of sidewalks littered with flyers and tape. PurdueBoard, an online messaging service provided by theOffice of the Vice President for Student Affairs, keeps students abreast of the latest student news and events and allows them to post their announcements, callouts, activities and special events to the PurdueBoard website. PurdueBoard then re-broadcasts those electronic flyers to Facebook, Twitter, BoilerTV in the residence halls, MyPurdue portal, mobile apps, digital signs around campus, email subscriptions and RSS feeds. Parents and families also can join the PurdueBoard community on Facebook or Twitter.


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Anthony R. Baldwin, professor,is scheduled to be a panelist in March at the Southeast/Southwest People of Color Legal Scholarship conference at the University of South Carolina School of Law discussing the topic "Equality and Justice in the Obama Era."
Theodore Blumoff, professor, is scheduled to give a talk in April at the 11th Annual Scholarship Conference of the Society for the Evolutionary Analysis of Law at William and Mary Law School. Professor Blumoff's talk is titled "The Neuropsychology of Justifications and Excuses: Some Problematic Cases of Self-defense, Duress and Provocation."
Sarah Gerwig-Moore, associate professor, was voted "Best Community Leader" by the 11th Hour Readers' Choice Awards.
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I believe the Kokomo Tribune night editor is a fine writer. However, I strongly disagree with his opinion concerning minimum wage.
Minimum wage was never intended to be a family wage. It was established as a mentoring wage for high school and college students.
I had three individuals whom I worked for when I was younger. They taught me more about how to be successful in life than I learned in high school and college. These individuals were honest, friendly and always provided great service.
These people, when talking to me, covered every detail right down to, "If you are chewing gum when talking to a customer or client, your IQ appears to be significantly lower." That is just one of the many things I learned while working my minimum wage-paying jobs.
The problem with so many left-leaning people today is they think the government is the answer. Maybe we should, according to those who think in that manner, establish a minimum wage for those starting out and know nothing, a medium wage for those in transition, a maximum wage for those who have developed a skill, then the ultimate wage where you become president or serve in Congress with perks, like not having to take Obamacare.
People need to learn that no one owes you anything. Your level of income, by way of a job, a profession or being a business owner, is a result of the education, skill and work ethic you display. I do not believe education alone (though you should educate yourself all through life) will guarantee you a good job. Some of the most educated people I know have no common sense.
We are shopping colleges at this moment for my daughters. The reason I bring this up is because I want them to have an education.
However, I would rather my girls serve under a mentor with values than have them taught by a liberal professor trying to brainwash them with his doctrine. (Not all college professors are liberal. The survey numbers say 80 percent.)
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Who's Todd Rokita? Our congressman? He never comes around here. If you don't have the latest technology, you can't even get in touch with him.
Besides, he doesn't listen to the people in Indiana anymore. He listens to that "weirdo" senator from Texas.
Now Mr. Rokita has decided to shut down the government, all because some Canadian transplant has told him to.
There goes all the benefits for the poor. Doesn't matter. He already has attacked Social Security, food stamps and every other program that helps the poor and the middle class.
His party has taken away our union rights in Indiana.
And, he depends on lack of knowledge to hold his office, like Obama wasn't born here or is from Kenya.
Call Rokita's office, and they lie right to your face. If they dump the debt ceiling, he says it won't affect social programs. Doesn't he understand how the federal budget works?
Rokita's dumping on senior citizens and the middle class, and he's lying to you Hoosiers about the Affordable Care Act.
Vote union. Vote choice. Vote freedom. Vote Democrat.
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Electorate must take charge of Congress
On Oct. 1, President Obama's Affordable Health Care Act took effect. In skimming over the high points, one begins to question just how affordable it actually is.
These high points are a bit too numerous to go into in this limited space, but they are there for anybody to research. One telling aspect is the haste with which President Obama and his Democrat cronies are exhibiting to achieve their ends. Which brings us to the next point: Congress and the electorate.
The time appears to have arrived for the electorate to take charge of Congress by implementing a complete housecleaning. This could be a long, drawn out process, so I advise taking it in small steps.
Since Obamacare is the current issue, the first step ought to be to put all legislators' health care on an equal footing with the rest of us in terms of coverage and how it is paid for.
Also, the so-called Affordable Health Care Act should be reviewed closely to determine just how affordable it truly is. Personally, I have my doubts.
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Forgive OLB Parys Haralson for not being able to shed much light on the first of his two turnover-producing sacks in the Niners' Week One win over the Seahawks.
"I honestly don't even remember, man," Haralson told PFW. "I was just playing."
Playing in the kind of zone that Niners Nation had not seen since 2008, when Haralson registered eight sacks and was rewarded with a four-year, $15 million contract extension.
While Haralson remained strong against the run the next two seasons, his combined nine sacks (five in '09, four last year) fell far short of expectations.
Team insiders tell us injuries to his shoulders, which kept him from using his full variety of moves, might have had a lot to do with Haralson's sack drop-off and that he looks better this season with his shoulders back to full strength.
"I do feel a lot better, but I really don't know if it's made a major difference in my play," Haralson told PFW.
What is making a difference, though, according to daily team observers, is the strong chemistry Haralson has developed with Niners starting DEs Justin Smith and Ray McDonald, both of whom also had excellent season-opening performances.
"The three of them are very tight," said one observer. "They were stalwarts at the players-only workouts during the lockout at San Jose State. They play off of each other really well."
Haralson couldn't agree more.
"Oh yeah, when you look at players like Ray and Justin, the attention that they draw inside, you know opportunities for plays are going to open up," said Haralson.
"We've been playing together for a while now. I understand what they like to do, and they understand what I like to do."
Haralson also appears to be benefiting from becoming essentially a two-down player after previously being an every-down performer, for the most part.
"There's no question that probably one of the reasons he was able to come in there late (in Week One) and get that last sack on that last play for us was (that) he was fresher," Niners new defensive coordinator Vic Fangio said.
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Why would the OSAA put 4 same-classification teams from generally Central Oregon into separate leagues when a major complaint (and cost) of districts is lengthy travel? That makes no sense!
The OSAA appears to be shaking up the classification and leagues just because they can. And it isn't expected (by this writer) that the new design will be any more practical than the last.
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NEW YORK (October 17, 2013) - The Breeders' Cup today announced the return of the third annual "Fascinators and Fedoras" fashion event, presented by Westfield Mall and Los Angeles Magazine. Fans sporting the most fabulous headwear, including, but not limited to, fascinators and fedoras, will be eligible to win up to $10,000 in Westfield gift cards.
All Breeders' Cup ticket holders will have access to the event, which takes place throughout the 30th running on Nov. 1 and 2 at the Fascinator and Fedora Lounge at Santa Anita Park. The Fascinator and Fedora Lounge, presented by Westfield, is located by the Kingsbury Fountain. Winners will be selected from a group of finalists sporting the best headwear on Saturday afternoon. Full contest details can be found here. General admission tickets are currently available for purchase online at www.breederscup.com/tickets.
"I'm looking forward to judging the Fascinators and Fedoras fashion event for a second time," said judge and New York City-based designer Christine Moore. "I'm hoping to see many Breeders' Cup fans sporting my exclusive Breeders' Cup SILKS collection to match their favorite Breeders' Cup contender, and can't wait to see many beautiful fashion pieces on display."
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A BAKERY in Chipping Sodbury is challenging children to their very Great British Bake Off during half-term.
Hobbs House is holding a free day of culinary competitions on Thursday, February 20 (from 10am) when youngsters will be encouraged to learn new baking skills.
Children can rise to the challenge of designing their own birthday cake (10am) with the winner seeing their design baked to perfection. Or they can enter a bake off contest (11am) by bringing in their own cake on the theme of a Great British cake and expert bakers will cook their own version and choose a winner, who will receive a place on a children's course of their choice at the bakery.
Finally there will be a piping skills session (2pm) to include a lesson on decorating and children can take their own cupcake or biscuit home.
The bakery's resident TV star and one half of the Fabulous Baker Brothers will also be showcasing his skills over the half-term holidays.
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Editor's note: We're pleased to share this eyewitness report from HoginAiken, who attended Saturday's glorious game in person. He has many great observations to share...big thanks to him for taking the time to write this up. Enjoy!
Full disclosure:
I'm a Uof A graduate who lives in SC and works for the University. I have taken advantage of my employee perks and have held season tickets for 6 of the past 8 years, mainly sitting with my cousin and extended family members. I miss seeing the Hogs when playing on TV, but I'd prefer a live SEC game to a TV game any day. South Carolina has earned a place in my heart and I root for them in all but one game a year. Every other year, the congenial fans in my section tolerate my Arkansas fandom and kindly call me a "turncoat". But I cheer enthusiastically and fanatically for my Razorbacks. Following the gamecocks has led to a true appreciation for a passionate and beleaguered fan base. Imagine that, by the end of his tenure at Arkansas, Houston (spit) Nutt had earned more Bowl victories for Arkansas than South Carolina had achieved in their ENTIRE history. And yet, up until this year, 80,000+ showed up for every home game.
It was cold – at least for SC.
In Fayetteville you get used to chilly evening games but not in Columbia, SC. I know the fans were unprepared and uncomfortable in the cold. Their fans, in a combination of discomfort and frustration, were streaming out after the dueling interceptions and resulting Arkansas touchdown in the 3rd quarter.
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Hog fans were there but in much fewer numbers than other visiting SEC teams. This makes sense. The distance is just too far for most Razorback fans to travel. I made the trip from South Carolina to Fayetteville to witness DMac's supercrushing of Carolina back in, what was it, 2007? My family members and I who made the trip will never take another road trip together again after driving 14 hours from Fayetteville to SC on the Sunday after. It plain sucked. This is too bad because I think the rivalry would be much improved if the teams could figure out a way to travel to each other's stadiums in a timely and affordable fashion.
The Hog fans present were wonderful and, outside of one truly jeering and rude fellow, were passionate yet neighborly. Believe me when I say that I have witnessed the behavior of many visiting SEC fanbases to Williams Brice when the visitor blew out the 'Cocks. The big three of the east (Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida) were horrid but were exceeded only by LSU's nut-bar crazies in rude and vile taunting behavior. Alabama's fans, which showed up in great number this year, were either gracious from habit or humbled by defeat. It was the South Carolina fans, by the way, that shook their hands on the way out and wished the 'Bama fans success - and hoped for a rematch in Atlanta.
It was a Fumble. Period. End of Discussion.
Davis versus Lattimore
I've spent this season awed by the downhill and bruising running quality of Marcus Lattimore. He runs down the middle, gets hit after a short gain, and then drives the pile for an extra 3 yards. It is awesome. Well, Arkansas' defense shut him down prior to his injury (and USC really didn't utilize him afterward)and I was seriously impressed by that. But I was even more impressed by Knile Davis and his speed. He has a true breakaway burst when running to the outside or once he clears the line, and he was running away from a very speedy USC secondary last night. Is he DMac fast? No. But he is close. This speed was not evident to me when I saw him on TV the last few weeks, but I was seriously impressed by him last night.
Alshon Jeffery versus Cobi Hamilton and DJ Williams
Alshon Jeffery's one-handed grab happened right in front of my and the Arkansas fans sections. It was utterly beautiful. I heard an Arkansas fan, after he made the catch, utter a massive "Oh-OH How the hell do you defend against THAT?". But it was Cobi Hamilton and DJ Williams who quietly outperformed the SC star receiver last night. Hamilton won with speed against a depleted secondary – How awesome was it to see that 1st quarter completion after USC utterly failed on their 1st long bomb on blown coverage? But - and I don't know how well this came across on TV- DJ tore up their line backing corps on the short middle routes. ESPN is reporting that he had 5 receptions for 67 yards. Especially in the 1st half, it seemed like more. DJ deserves a lot of credit for Cobi's and for Knile's successes last night because every time they succeeded, there was DJ attracting a whole lot of attention. He got 11 – 15 yards every time they ignored him.
Defensive line credit: both against the run and against the pass + Garcia keepers
I've already mentioned how well the d-line blocked up the middle when USC ran the ball, but the defensive ends were fast and brutal from the outside on the passing plays. That South Carlina O-Line was getting run over and beat up every play. It didn't show in sacks and interceptions as much as I noticed that, when pressured, Steven Garcia threw short a lot. And he threw short when he was feeling the pressure of the pocket collapsing on both side of him. Likewise, our D got burned in the 1st quarter by a Garcia option keeper for 20 or so yards. They tried it again late in the 1st half and the D had already adjusted, stopping him for little gain. Serious credit to the D-Line for keeping the USC passing game from getting into rhythm.
Jerico Nelson hit on Connor Shaw
I didn't have a good view of Jerico Nelson's hit on USC backup QB Connor Shaw. The USC fans, in a mood to complain about something vocally, were incensed. I understand that the hit was late but that the injury to his ribs was likely due to the fact that Shaw stood up at the end up the play and was unprepared for the contact. Here is what I did see. After the personal foul call, Nelson came to the Arkansas sideline and a very fired up Bobby Petrino pounded him on the helmet and shoulder pads and celebrated the violent hit with Nelson. I doubt that Petrino realized that the hit caused an injury or could see that the hit happened out of bounds. I understand that coaches and players alike must be passionate and intense as the game is played. But the celebration of a called personal foul on a particularly violent hit by a head coach struck me as classless. This is the first time I've see Bobby live on a sideline and I'm usually fine with his intensity. But I was embarrassed to be an Arkansas fan at that moment.
Halftime explosives
This comes at the expense of an Arkansas player, and for that I apologize, but the moment was priceless. The homecoming halftime show went way long for USC. This was mainly due to the presentation of National Championship rings to their Baseball team. (A USC fan, already pessimistic on the gamecocks, commented that we were already hearing the loudest cheers of the second half!) So, with the band, and baseball team still on the field, the Razorbacks came out from under the stadium and headed toward their sideline. I looked at the clock and there were less than 3 minutes left in the halftime period. The Hogs players stayed in the north endzone and off the field as they made their way toward their sideline. I don't know if they knew the circumstances, but they were being very respectful. As they approached midfield of their own sideline, men in blue jackets started standing in the players' way and telling them to stop. I was incredulous too. I mean, ok, let the halftime go long, but you can't hold the visiting teams' players from the center of their very own sideline right?
So a player or two started going around the blue-jacketed rude guys. What the Razorback players and I didn't know was that, at that very moment, the USC band was finishing their fight song in celebration of a National Championship. The coup de grace of the song? Massive fireworks mortars launched from a small platform located in the middle of the Razorback sideline. Those suckers went off just as the Arkansas players were rounding those blue-jacketed guys who, it turns out, were trying to keep the Arkansas player safe. I was 34 rows up in the stands and was taken aback by the scale of the fireworks. There were Arkansas players who not only stopped in their tracks, but were hitting the ground in total fear. I didn't catch their numbers, but I'm guessing that they needed to change their underwear after the incident. 20 feet closer and the story could have been tragic, but it wasn't, and therefore funny as hell!
Too many. Too frustrating. Too blatant. Took a lot of fun out of the second half(6 or 7 at least – two for 15 yards).
Empty seats
More than once my South Carolina section-mates stated, in disgust. "Who here is really surprised? It's South Carolina. It's November. Any questions?" – or similar comments. I saw this in a comment thread here as well. It's no wonder they are frustrated.
Elsewhere in a thread I saw a comment that the USC stadium was surprisingly empty and that they wondered if the ticket license was at fault. I can confirm that USC sold something like 10,000 less season tickets this year. Likewise Clemson (spit) had the same trouble. I know that I discontinued my season tickets last year when they we going to charge me an extra $290 a year for my pair of tickets. I can also tell you that USC athletics truly does not care. They brought in many millions more dollars than ever and are willing to pay the price of distancing themselves from loyal fans (Especially the ones who bought the lower priced upper deck seats, you know - blue collar everyday working folks who can no longer afford the prices.). Contributing to the loss in sales is the ESPN TV package, which pretty much guarantees that fans can pay much less for a cable/satellite package and see ALL of the SEC games from the comfort of their couches. My Cousin, who had blue lips by the middle of the 3rd quarter said so himself.
Thanks again to HoginAiken for the report.


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A focus track consists of three courses for a total of 9 credit hours. The concentrations encourage the development of market-driven competencies and provide students with distinctive sets of knowledge and skills.
*Courses offered in this focus track can be applied towards a custom concentration. Feel free to contact us if you would like a more detailed explanation.
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Take your fun a little bit further at Rising Star Casino and Resort.After a winning day in the casino, relax in one of our 200 comfortable hotel rooms featuring several wonderful guest amenities. Enjoy a soothing whirlpool spa, take a refreshing dip in our indoor pool, cleanse the pores in a steamy sauna or work off that extra energy in our health club or by swinging the sticks at Southern Indiana's only Scottish links style golf course.
Clinical counselor Cindy Becknell was worried that kids weren't socializing enough anymore. She wondered how to encourage them to interact, short of simply telling them to or setting up blind playdates. Then she realized that there was already a designated social space for kids: the playground. There weren't as many "old fashioned" playgrounds anymore, much less ones that were concerned with child safety, but Cindy was undeterred. She founded her own playground and called it KidZoo.
KidZoo kids zoom down slides, swing atop tires, and ascend ladders made from rope or wood, just like those in a classic playground. They can also skip across artificial turf to the simulated blacktop, where staff members lead throwback games such as whiffle ball, dodge ball, and keep away. This playground, though, is all indoors, impervious to the whims of the weather and its tendency to tie everyone's shoelaces together.
Students at Fast Track High Performance Driving School don't need to prove that they can parallel park—they're more concerned about taking a turn at more than 100 miles per hour. Most of them have never even felt the rumble of a 600-horsepower engine before. After plenty of safety debriefing from expert instructors, however, they usually are no longer intimidated by its purr. They'll then hop into the vibrant shell of an ARCA-style stock car, a former racing vehicle that's still capable of rocketing down the track at a blur-inducing speed of 165 miles per hour.
Since 1989, the school has been fulfilling speed-demon fantasies with its courses and ride alongs at racetracks throughout the country. The staff meets with everyday fans and aspiring competitors alike to cover racing protocol, safety, and appropriate postrace dance moves. Depending on the depth of their lesson, pupils might take the wheel during a four-car passing exercise or simply sit back in the passenger seat as a professional flies through three–five laps.
The NASCAR Racing Experience's team of driving instructors specializes in NASCAR-themed Cinderella stories: at whichever world-famous speedway they're visiting, they give civilians the chance to drive real NASCAR race cars that have actually been raced by NASCAR superstars for a few hours. That means getting behind the wheel of a real NASCAR race car that's been driven by Dale Jr, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson and other NASCAR favorites and putting the pedal to the medal. Unlike other racing experiences, there?s no lead car to follow here, you're driving by yourself and yes, passing is allowed! The instructors still offer guidance though, coaching those driving solo over a two-way car radio, and speed-chauffeuring racing enthusiasts around the track on ride-alongs.
Dearborn Country Club traces its roots to 1926, when a group of area businessmen purchased the sprawling Wymond Estate in Aurora, Indiana, and used its setting, overlooking the Wilson Creek Valley, to design a nine-hole golf course. Today, the original course still offers a timeless test of pin-hunting prowess, though it has expanded into an 18-hole, 6,314-yard layout after a 1993 renovation and a steady diet of protein-rich mini-golf courses. Characterized by undulating terrain that gives way to sprawling views of the valley below, the layout showcases hole designs that demand creative shotmaking, including any shot from the double-dogleg fairway at the par 5 fifth.
Once the centerpiece of the club, the original Wymond Estate mansion burned down in 2003 and was replaced by a 25,000-square-foot, ivory clubhouse. Inside the stately clubhouse, the aromas of sizzling steaks emanate from Woody's on the Hill Bar and Grille, where a menu of grill fare and seafood and a full-service bar help golfers unwind after a long day at the links or mourn the loss of a sand wedge lost at sea.
Course at a Glance: * 18-hole, par 71 course * Length of 6,314 yards from the farthest tees * Course rating of 70.4 from the farthest tees * Slope rating of 129 from the farthest tees * Three tee options * Scorecard
Established: 1999
Staff Size: 2?10 people
Parking: Parking lot
Handicap Accessible: Yes
Recommended Age Group: All Ages
Pro Tip: Wear comfortable walking shoes, sun screen, and bring plenty of water and snacks.
Most Popular Attraction/Offering: The Butterfly Garden
What special training do you or your staff have?
We have extensive backgrounds in plant science, since we are afterall an Arboretum (a living museum for plants). Our knowledgeable staff offer expert information on any plant-related questions that visitors may have to the Arboretum. In addition, several of our employees are ISA Certified Arborists and can provide excellent pruning tips.
I'm a first-timer. How do you get me ready for the experience?
Our property is 121 acres, with over two miles of paved trails and around [a quarter]-mile of non paved woodland hiking trails. Because of this, people often do not plan out how long it will take to see everything, or do not come prepared with refreshments packed. Comfortable walking shoes are a must, and plant for at least two hours, if not more, to see everything.


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Rally Colts
Thu. April 18, 2013 at 11:05 p.m. | By Byron Saucer
North Marion's Kyle Kalbaugh (4) throws a pitch to visiting Buchholz during a baseball game on Thursday night. (Photo by Bruce Ackerman/Ocala Star-Banner)
SPARR -- Dale Hall came away from Thursday night's game readily conceding that things are clicking on the Northside.
The North Marion skipper watched his team battle out of an early 3-0 hole to Class 7A Buchholz, winning its 12th game in 14 tries with a gutsy 4-3 extra-inning victory.
And once again, the Colts found a unique way to get the job done.
This time it was a two-out walk to sophomore Nico Torino that sparked the improbable ninth-inning comeback. Torino, who had one of the Colts' modest four hits on the night, quickly made his way to third when reliever Jordan Nichols' pickoff attempt sailed into foul territory.
The Bobcats then intentionally walked catcher Connor Crile -- his fourth free pass of the night – to bring clean-up hitter Walker Burgess to the plate. But Burgess wouldn't get a chance for heroics as Torino got a good read on a Nichols wild pitch and breezed in for the winning run.
"I'm very proud of my guys for battling back," said Hall, who watched his Colts stifle Trinity Catholic 1-0 one night earlier. "I loved the way we played defense tonight. We showed some heart with the way we handled ourselves late in the game. I feel really good with where we are right now."
Buchholz struck for three runs in the third off Burgess, with the big blow coming on a two-run single by designated hitter Kyle Brasfield. One batter later, lead-off hitter Dakota Turner dropped in an RBI single to push the lead to 3-0 as the Bobcats sent eight to the plate.
Burgess pitched out of a jam in the third to avoid further damage, and the Colts began manufacturing some offense.
Jeff Bell, hitting in the nine-hole, got the home half of the third going with a leadoff walk after falling behind 0-2. Bell then swiped second, moved to third on a Ryan Crile groundball, and scored on a pitch that skipped to the screen.
Reliever Kyle Kalbaugh entered in the fourth and promptly retired the first six batters he faced, keeping the Colts close. The offense responded with a pair of runs when a Matt Grubb single and Ryan Crile hit-by-pitch set the table for Connor Crile's bases loaded RBI walk and a sacrifice fly off the bat of Burgess.
The Colts had more opportunities down the stretch, but three inning-ending double plays killed rallies.
"We feel good 1-through-9," Hall said of his lineup. "We feel like we have good hitters distributed throughout the lineup. We've got great speed with the bottom part of our lineup. If they find a way to get on, it can turn into a double or a triple."
Meanwhile Kalbaugh, who walked the only two batters he faced in the win over Trinity, continued to throw up zeroes. The rangy lefty worked six innings of scoreless baseball, allowing only one hit -- a swinging bunt single in the seventh.
He struck out 11 batters, effectively mixing a nasty breaking pitch with a stiff fastball, and providing his coach another dependable weapon out of the bullpen for a team already deep in arms.
"Kyle Kalbaugh did an unbelievable job coming in out of relief," Hall said. "He ended up throwing almost 100 pitches. For him to come in in that situation and do that is huge for us. For us to know we can get that kind of effort out of the bullpen makes it an extremely good situation for us when we get into the playoffs."
North Marion (18-6) will travel to Gainesville to face the Bobcats again Friday night before hosting next week's District 5A-6 tournament. The top-seed Colts will face No. 4 seed Gainesville Eastside on Tuesday with a chance to clinch yet another regional playoff berth under Hall.


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In my reporter's notebook this morning, a sad milestone for what was once the "power couple" of Chicago politics.
Sandi Jackson resigned as alderman of the South Side 7th Ward, only six weeks after her husband, former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., quit Congress. With their smarts and their elegant good looks, they once embodied the promise of a new day in local politics.
Among the most exciting: they were going to redevelop the old U.S. Steel plant at 89th and Lake Michigan into a garden spot with lakefront concerts and thousands of new homes. I still hope that happens. But questions arose about the Jacksons' personal commitment to Chicago. I was always uncomfortable with the couple's decision to raise their children in Washington, D.C., and to spend most of their time there. Hey, there are good schools on the South Side.
Then, there was Ald. Jackson's attendance record at City Hall. Until her husband took his leave of absence last year, he hardly ever missed a Congressional vote. She, on the other hand, skipped hundreds of Council committee hearings, meetings and votes over the years; last year missing an incredible 94% of them, according to records in the City Clerk's office.
When I reported exclusively last month that Ald. Jackson was preparing to resign, she convened a news conference to deny it. Sources had told me she was preparing for her husband possibly to cut a plea deal with federal investigators and go to prison.
Perhaps Sandi Jackson's resignation, which takes effect Wednesday, signals that her husband's plea bargaining negotiations have reached a critical point. We'll soon know. Let's hope Mayor Emanuel appoints a new alderman filled with promise of his or her own.
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The dual agent items in the palette particularly impressed me. These lip and cheek pigments work both as a creme blush and as a lipstick/lip stain. They are well pigmented and fairly buildable, so you can start sheer and go deeper as desired. I found warming the pigment a bit on my hand or fingers before putting it on the cheeks helped it blend best. I used a standard lip brush for applying them on my lips. Try them on your lips with a bit of the gloss on top for a great base color and shine!
At prices around $12-14 per pan, these quality items are a pretty good value. Plus the case is darn cute!


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A gunman opened fire inside the parking lot of a Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant in Oak Lawn Saturday night.
The shooting happened about 8:32 p.m. in the parking lot near 95th Street and Pulaski Road, said Oak Lawn Village President Dave Heilmann. The driver of the vehicle ducked before shots were fired and did not suffer any injuries, Heilmann said, adding that the driver allegedly has a history with gangs.
Police have not made any arrest, Heilmann said.
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I wanted to start the notes off today with a riff on The Shining by saying 'All hot stove reports and no trades makes PBR a dull boy'. But then the Marlins and Bleu Jays went and set the interwebz all atwitter. Wowza. The mind harkens back to the 10 player deal betwixt the O's and Yankees in 1976 that brought Uncle Rick Dempsey, Tippy Martinez, Scott McGregor, and Rudy May to the O's for Doyle Alexander, Elrod Hendricks, and Ken Holtzmen and some others. The O's were the team getting the younger talent in exchange for the major league vets that time, just as the Marlins did this time. A lot of young (and cheap) talent will be playing in South Beach in the coming years. I'm particularly fond of their future outfield with current stud Giancarlo Stanton likely to be joined by top 30 prospects Christian Yelich and Jake Marisnick in the near future.
But why am I typing this? No one reads the links anyway. Onward, ho!
Buck Showalter named runner-up in tight AL Manager of the Year race | orioles.com: News
Buck's like the Tonberry King: quiet, methodical, and ready to cut a mofo.
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Managers .gif-ing it up!
Dan Duquette details Orioles' needs in trade market | orioles.com: News
I wonder if Logan Morrison is available from the Marlins?
School of Roch: Tolleson signs with White Sox, Showalter talks about Manager of the Year voting
Fare thee well, part of Team Steve. We hardly knew ye.
Venezuelan pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez has potential to be big league starter one day - baltimoresun.com
I'm really high on this kid. He's part of a crop of strong international signing from a few years ago along with Jonathan Schoop and some others just about ready to emerge from short season ball next year.
Camden Depot: Measuring Bullpen Management: Bucking Up the Bullpen
Crawdaddy seeks to discern just what kinda of effect a manager can exert over his bullpen
Today is the birthday of brief Oriole Curt Schilling.