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How much is that doobie worth?
Ricky is taking a big hit to his wallet, maybe Ontarrio can learn a lesson. How much is that doobie worth to ya? :scratch:
Friday, September 24, 2004
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MIAMI -- Former Miami Dolphins running back Ricky Williams was ordered Friday to repay the team more than $8.6 million for breaching his contract when he suddenly quit before training camp.
Arbitrator Richard Bloch ruled Friday that Williams must repay $8,616,353 in bonus money under the contract he left behind when he shocked the Dolphins and their fans with his sudden retirement last month. The contract ran through 2007.
"We are pleased that Mr. Bloch has confirmed that Ricky Williams breached his contract with the Dolphins and is required to repay compensation," NFL senior vice president/general counsel Dennis Curran said.
"This decision is consistent with many other cases that have affirmed the right of NFL clubs and players to negotiate compensation based on the player's fulfillment of the contract," Curran said.
The Dolphins declined comment Friday, saying they only talk about players on their roster.
Williams' agent, Leigh Steinberg, was out of the country, his office said. He didn't immediately return a phone message left Friday.
Williams has said that if the Dolphins attempt to get the money back, he will file bankruptcy.
Richard Berthelsen of the NFL Players Association argued on Williams' behalf Tuesday at the arbitration hearing.
"We gave it our best shot and then some, but it's hard to overcome the language of a contract," he said.
The hearing was held Tuesday in Fort Lauderdale.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.What we've got here is failure to communicate.
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Hi I would like to know why CHP and local law enforcement agencies do not enforce muffler violations on those motorcyclists on Harley Davidson bikes seem to always ignore. Was behind one the other day in the fast lane doing 65 plus and he passed me like I was standing still! The noise almost broke the windows, He had no mufflers whatsoever, just straight pipes! Why is this allowed??
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Often we will observe a mechanical violation (ie: Illegal lighting, loud exhaust, tinted windows) and issue a "Fix-It ticket." The unfortunate fact is, often those violators will correct the deficiency, get the citation signed off and paid for, then reinstall the equipment that got them the ticket in the first place.
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What we do have is section 27150 (a) which requires every motor vehicle to be equipped with "An adequate muffler in constant operation and properly maintained to prevent any excessive or unusual noise."
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ESTERO: They say attitude is everything, and an Estero woman went a long way towards making that case Tuesday.
Twenty-year-old Alyssa Joy Woolfson's belligerent behavior after getting pulled over for speeding landed her in jail on drug charges.
A deputy doing traffic enforcement in the Bella Terra community Tuesday morning clocked Woolfson doing 42 mph in a 25 mph zone.
But when he turned on his lights to pull her over, deputies say she sped up and rounded a turn headed toward Corkscrew Road.
Traffic on Corkscrew thwarted any further attempt to get away from the deputy.
When the deputy approached the car and asked why she didn't stop, Woolfson allegedly said, "Just give me a ticket" and "I don't know why you waste your time sitting there everyday, it's bull****."
The arrest report does not say why - if she knew they were there - she was speeding, but does say her failure to stop and defiant attitude prompted the deputy to ask her to get out of the car.
She refused, multiple times, before finally grabbing her purse and getting out of the car, according to the arrest report.
Woolfson then allegedly resisted being handcuffed, and had to be physically forced to sit down because she kept trying to return to her car, deputies said.
The deputy called for backup to help contain Woolfson, and the fellow deputy who rolled up on the scene said that he was familiar with her.
The arrest report says Bella Terra security had numerous complaints and issues with her in the past - and she'd fled from them on several occasions.
The deputies searched Woolfson's purse and say they found a pill bottle with a green, leafy substance inside and a pipe commonly used to smoke marijuana.
When asked about it, Woolfson allegedly replied, "So what? It's some weed and a pipe."
Her Volkswagen Jetta was towed and Woolfson was taken to jail on charges of marijuana possession and possession of drug paraphernalia. She was also issued a number of traffic citations.
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- Santos nails down first save with Blue Jays
- Francisco makes first start in series finale
- Farrell not fretting Bautista's slow start
TORONTO -- Kyle Drabek's progression -- both physically and mentally -- is something that has caught the attention of Blue Jays manager John Farrell.
"He's certainly further along," Farrell said about the in-game adjustments Drabek has been able to make so far. "Through his challenges from a year ago, he's learned more about himself, and I think that's what maturity is about -- recognizing certain situations that might cause that emotional spike, when to back off, when to regroup, when to let certain things go that you have no control over. ... He's doing a much better job in all those areas."
Drabek got off to a good start by throwing 5 1/3 innings of one-run ball in a win against the Red Sox on Tuesday. The Blue Jays are hoping that his well-documented struggles from last season are a thing of the past.
The 24-year-old bounced back and forth between Toronto and Triple-A Las Vegas in 2011, finishing the season with a 4-5 record and 6.06 ERA while issuing 6.29 walks per nine innings.
Drabek, who entered Spring Training battling for a spot in the rotation, worked diligently with Toronto pitching coach Bruce Walton to refine his mechanics and improve his ability to repeat his delivery. Part of that was using yellow lines on the mound to make sure he landed in the same spot consistently. He impressed the Blue Jays' staff enough to earn himself a spot in the rotation.
"A very talented young pitcher," Farrell said. "When he keeps himself under control, he can be as good as anybody we have in our rotation. "He possesses the physical abilities equal to anybody else in our rotation."
Santos nails down first save with Blue Jays
TORONTO -- Sergio Santos collected his first save in a Blue Jays uniform in Wednesday's 3-1 victory over the Red Sox.
Santos entered the game in the ninth with runners on second and third and one out, and he finished the game by striking out Kevin Youkilis and getting David Ortiz to ground out to short to secure the win.
After blowing his first two save opportunities of the season -- and being booed by a packed house at Rogers Centre for Toronto's home opener -- this outing was a relief for Santos.
"It's nice to finally have my first good outing in front of these fans," Santos said. "I know they're passionate. ... They're passionate about their sports and that's good, that's all you ask for."
John Farrell believed Santos' struggles may have been the result of overthrowing his fastball, but the skipper saw something different in his hard-throwing right-hander Wednesday that allowed him to work his way out of the high-leverage situation.
"He threw his slider almost exclusively to Youkilis to get the strikeout, and it's a pitch that he doesn't necessarily overthrow at times," Farrell said. "His fastball, he can get amped up, and that's where we've seen some elevated fastballs. But the slider just allows his fingers to stay on top of the ball and he gets down in the strike zone. That was the difference today."
Santos believes his ability to locate the slider is essential moving forward, as the pitch is a strong complement to his mid-to-upper-90s fastball.
Farrell knows the kind of stuff his closer has, and knew it was only a matter of time before Toronto's big offseason acquisition made a positive impact.
"For a closer, you got to have short-term memory," Farrell said. "The first two appearances for him didn't go as planned. ... We have confidence in him."
It was a nice send-off for Santos, who will temporarily be away from the team until Saturday, as his wife is expected to give birth to the couple's third child Thursday.
Francisco makes first start in series finale
TORONTO -- Ben Francisco made his first start of the season for the Blue Jays in Wednesday's series finale against the Red Sox.
Blue Jays manager John Farrell gave left-handed hitters Colby Rasmus and Adam Lind their first day off of the season, as Toronto faced southpaw Jon Lester.
"We wanted to get right-handers in there against Lester," Farrell said. "[It's] a chance to get Lind a day [off], for no physical reasons -- just day game after a night game -- and to get another right-handed bat in the lineup."
Francisco, who was the designated hitter, was penciled in as the No. 5 hitter behind Edwin Encarnacion, who shifted over to first base.
Farrell chose to stack the middle of the lineup with three right-handed hitters following slugger Jose Bautista, who batted out of his customary No. 3 spot.
Entering Wednesday, Francisco, 30, had logged just one at-bat this year after playing 100-plus games in three of the past four seasons as a member of the Phillies and Indians. He hit .244 with six homers and 34 RBIs with Philadelphia in 2011.
"Just stay ready, put your work in behind the scenes in the weight room and the batting cage and try to keep your timing down, be ready to go," Francisco said about keeping himself prepared. "I'm excited. It's a big series, and I'm gonna be ready to play today."
Rajai Davis took over for Rasmus in center field and hit ninth.
Farrell not fretting Bautista's slow start
TORONTO -- Jose Bautista is off to a slow start this season, hitting just .200 (4-for-20) with one home run and two RBIs entering Wednesday's game against the Red Sox.
Bautista's lone homer and three of his four hits came in the first game of the year against Cleveland. Since then, he's been in the midst of a 1-for-16 slump that included an 0-for-4 night against Boston on Tuesday, when he struck out three times.
Blue Jays manager John Farrell isn't concerned.
"He's struggled to find his timing," Farrell said. "We've all been accustomed to seeing Jose just continue to hit balls in the seats. But there were times last year, and I'm sure the year before, where he goes through some stretches where his timing is off a little bit."
The two-time defending home run champion has hit a combined 97 long balls the past two seasons and also led the Majors with a 1.056 OPS in 2011.
Chris Toman is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Also, which will be most appropriate for my old system?
The main two differences between Ubuntu and its derivatives are the backing and the default installed packages. For all official derivatives, you can convert between variants by installing certain packages.
Here is a small list:
Ubuntu comes with the Unity desktop environment. The underlying Unity platform is still GNOME, but instead of using the GNOME Shell interface, Unity uses the Unity shell.
Ubuntu and Unity are commercially backed and supported by Canonical.
To convert an installation into regular Ubuntu, install ubuntu-desktop .
This is the KDE flavor of the typical Ubuntu (which is GNOME driven). The primary difference is that Kubuntu comes with KDE as the default Desktop Environment, as opposed to GNOME with the Unity shell.
Kubuntu is sponsored by Blue Systems. Canonical stopped backing it in 2012, but it is still an officially recognized Ubuntu variant, which means that it gets build machines, test machines, CD image distribution servers, etc. dedicated to it.
To convert an installation into Kubuntu, install kubuntu-desktop .
Ubuntu GNOME
Ubuntu GNOME aims to have a mostly pure GNOME desktop installed by default.
Ubuntu GNOME is community-driven. It was originally called Ubuntu GNOME Remix; it was renamed to Ubuntu GNOME when it became officially recognized. Ubuntu GNOME is very new: its first release as an official derivative was 13.04 Raring Ringtail, which as of 6/9/13 is the current release.
To convert an installation into Ubuntu GNOME, install ubuntu-gnome-desktop .
This is a lighter weight, highly efficient and optimized flavor of Ubuntu designed to run on older computers. It uses XFCE which is a proven faster Desktop Environment than both KDE and GNOME. This is a typically simpler slim interface.
Xubuntu is community-driven. It is also officially recognized by Canonical (see Kubuntu for what that means).
To convert an installation into Xubuntu, install xubuntu-desktop .
Ubuntu Server
Ubuntu Server is optimized for use as a server. It does not come with X.Org, and as such does not use any graphical environment like a desktop environment or a window manager. Instead, it comes only with a CLI environment.
Ubuntu Server is commercially backed and supported by Canonical.
The counterpart to Xubuntu - Mythbuntu is designed to be an entertainment powerhouse. Focused around being a Media Center it includes many drivers and setups for TV Tuners, TV Out cards, and has a Media Center application (MythTV) integrated into the Desktop Environment to facilitate the entertainment powerhouse it advertises.
Mythbuntu is an officially recognized Ubuntu variant.
To convert an installation into Mythbuntu, install mythbuntu-desktop .
Lubuntu takes the aims of Xubuntu and pushes the Desktop Environment to an even more bare bones lightweight variant: LXDE (Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment) which is supposed to be an even more efficient, power saving, fast, lightweight Desktop Manager than XFCE.
Lubuntu is community-driven. It is officially recognized as a variant by Canonical.
To convert an installation into Lubuntu, install lubuntu-desktop .
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I've used the first three before and I believe all have some backing from Canonical (or other corporate backing) while Lubuntu is still relatively new and community driven. Though if you have a very old/slow computer it certainly might be what you're looking for.
Figured I'd add the other flavors of Ubuntu I knew where out there
In addition to the above listed there is also:
This flavor is designed with Educational intent. Runs very close to the vanilla Ubuntu release though it comes with many additional applications that are best suited for an Educational environment. It also is configured and stylized with kids in mind.
Edubuntu is an officially recognized variant.
Ubuntu Studio
This flavor is geared towards those who deal with multimedia (Video, Audio, Graphics, Design) on a daily basis. Comes bundled with many applications, codecs, and drivers required to facilitate those activities.
Ubuntu Studio is an officially recognized variant.
Ubuntu CE
Ubuntu CE (Ubuntu Christian Edition) is Ubuntu designed for Christians who wish to maintain an "Christianly" lifestyle. This comes bundled with a lot of religious software and security tools to help protect moral religious obligations.
Ubuntu CE is an unofficial derivative.
This project is idle, but it's intent was to bring stronger hardened security to the stock Ubuntu installation. It targets security practitioners like penetration testers.
Nubuntu is an unofficial derivative.
Fluxbuntu does not come with a desktop environment like GNOME or KDE. Instead, it only comes with a window manager called Fluxbox.
Fluxbuntu is community-driven. It is an unofficial variant.
Pretty extensive but I will try to give it my best:
Ubuntu - The most common and known one of all. It uses the Unity Desktop as default and creates an standard desktop format for TVs, smartphones, netbooks and desktops. Because of this, at least for now, Unity is not completely customizable. This will change over time while the 5.x and 6.x versions keep on progressing. Unity uses the gnome 3 libraries to work. Ubuntu is not considered a lightweight distro although it works on some low end hardware. As an alternative, Ubuntu let's you install Gnome Shell so you can have the Gnome 3 experience. Both are similar in several aspects but work in some different ways. This is basically a choice option, something that you will find that the Ubuntu community offers.
Kubuntu - Most Windows users love this one since the transition from Windows to the KDE desktop that Kubuntu uses is very easy to grip. To top it off, KDE is known to give pretty much many customizable options for the user, ranging from general ones to very specific ones. This is also considered something bad (not from me at least) because it gives you a LOT of options to customized. Don't be amazed if you find a customized option for your fridge there. Like Ubuntu, Kubuntu is not a lightweight distro.
Lubuntu - It uses the LXDE Desktop and, although not so much friendly as Ubuntu or Kubuntu, it is lightweight and fast to learn. This is for your old hardware that you want to bring back to life.
Xubuntu - Like Lubuntu, it is very lightweight but this time it uses XFCE Desktop. It is known that XFCE uses less resources so even in an incredible low hardware environment you might find this one pretty much light.
The 4 mentioned above are the main ones that focus on changing the Desktop for several types of users and needs. After this 4 come others that focus on the type of job or activity the user will be doing, for example:
Edubuntu - For education. Comes prebuilt with several learning programs. It is used for schools for example.
Mythbuntu - Used as a HTPC, it offers several programs (Specially MythTV) for TV recording and similar activities.
Ubuntu Studio - For multimedia users. It offers several preinstalled video editors, audio editors, graphic editors and any other multimedia editor needed for a multimedia workspace.
Ubuntu GNOME Remix - Is almost the same as Ubuntu with Unity, but instead use pure GNOME shell instead Unity as windows manager. This is the closest flavor that uses the entire GNOME set of programs and options. GNOME 3 from version 3.8 onwards require no Hardware Acceleration, hence it's less resources demanding than Unity and older versions of GNOME.
There are many others like Ubuntu for Android, but here I just mentioned the bigger ones.
List of "recognized" Ubuntu Derivatives:
The various different versions of Ubuntu differ only by branding and the default set of packages. On the inside all of the variations are similar and can be easily extended to include packages from each other just by going to the package manager and installing the packages you want.
So in a way there aren't that many differences between them.
On the other hand by default they focus on different things. Kubuntu focuses on KDE tools while Ubuntu focuses on Gnome tools and so on. So in the end it's mostly about your preferences.
Which one is most suitable for your old system depends a lot on how old the system is and what kind of hardware it has. The lightest ones of the bunch are lubuntu and xubuntu, not that others are too demanding either.
If I can, I would like to make a correction here. Ubuntu and Kubuntu receive official support from Canonical, the corporation behind Ubuntu. Xubuntu has not ever received support, although it is recognized as an official derivative. The developers of Xubuntu do so on their own time as volunteers. For use in an older computer, I would suggest either Xubuntu or Lubuntu, both of which are designed to use fewer resources than Ubuntu and Kubuntu.
It's all here on Wikipedia, including neat descriptions.
Kubuntu, Mythbuntu, Xubuntu, Edubuntu, and Lubuntu are all based on Ubuntu but use a different desktop environment. Ubuntu uses Unity and Kubuntu uses KDE and ect..
Mythbuntu is a Media environment. Xubuntu and Lubuntu are genrally considered very lightweight compared to the rest. Edubuntu is an educational version of Ubuntu.


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Assistant Harbormaster Mark Cassoli said a boat out of Beverly called "Fishy Business" radioed the Coast Guard shortly after 7 a.m. after spotting two men on top of a homemade catamaran sailboat.
"The two guys needed no medical attention at all," said Cassoli, who arrived at the scene soon after the rescue. "They were alert, able to communicate and were able to move under their own power."
Cassoli said he picked up George Reynolds of Derry and Fred Schaeffer of Raymond, and transported them in his patrol boat to Winter Island, where the Harbormaster's office is based. Medical crews were waiting to check out the men.
But they refused to be transported to the hospital and were released, he said.
"Fortunately through a lot of prayer we were rescued," Schaeffer told WCVB-TV.
When the fishermen found the two men, they were without life jackets or any kind of communications system to radio for help.
But the men were able to hang onto their boat until they were pulled from the waters by the fishermen, according to Cassoli.
Reynolds owns the catamaran. He later told The Associated Press prayers, scripture verses and gospel songs helped them survive the harrowing ordeal.
"It was a real test of my faith," Reynolds, of Derry, said in a telephone interview from his home. "I said, 'Lord, whatever your will is I'm in the mercy of your hands, and if this is going to be the end I'm trusting in your mercy.'"


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Drill teams comprised of men and women of the volunteer fire service from Nassau competed in two tournaments held at the Denton Ave Training Facility at Michael J. Tulley Park in New Hyde Park.
On Saturday night all of the fire departments joined together for a spectacular three hour long parade along Port Washington Blvd. and Main Street featuring their volunteers, fire safety rescue vehicles and marching bands. To the delight of crowds of spectators and firefighters a mega Block Party was set up in the parking lot of the Long Island Rail Road and flowed into the areas nearest the Flower Hill Hose Company #1 entrance which was open for viewing.


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The USG opens up at 8:00 am. Lucy must arrive early to see farmers setting up because her posts are usually published between 6:30 and 7:00 am. Each morning she lists which purveyors are on hand that day, what kinds of goodies they've brought and–more importantly, what looks delicious. True, you can pop onto the Union Square Greenmarket site for a list of vendors and what they generally provide, but Lucy has specifics and pictures. Her report helps readers to decide whether it's worth it for them to go to the market that day, and what kind of meals to plan for dinner that night.
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The Texas A&M Aggies jumped out to a fast 14-0 over the Arkansas Razorbacks with 8:45 still left in the first quarter. The Aggies got on the scoreboard on a hand off to running back Christine Michael... kinda. Just check out the GIF (click to animate):
It's hard to tell what happened here. You may have just witnessed the greatest draw fake in the history of football. Whatever it was, it worked, and the Aggies are rolling.
The Razorbacks went three-and-out following the touchdown, and the Aggies came right back with seven play, 71-yard touchdown drive. Michael picked up his second rushing touchdown of the game from the four-yard line. The Aggies already have 150 total yards on the game, including 59 yards from Ryan Tannehill on 3-for-3 passing.
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Weathered Sandstone Complete Set$682.50This series features a layered sandstone texture on rounded pinches, massive jugs, and crimps. Generally geared towards more advanced problems, the subtle layering provides friction from a wide variety of angles of use for multiple setting options for each hold in the main series. The crimps are great for extremely technical routes, and the jugs are huge and beginner friendly. The following 13 sets are included:
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1. Sunday, January 20, 2013 - 12:38 PM
I really resent these articles that make it look like seniors who use credit cards are out of control with their finances. I really have learned to appreciate "plastic" the older I get because it means I can go shopping and purchase extra items we forgot to put on our list because I don't have to be concerned about not having enough cash with me. It means less trips to the store and less wasted gas. Now I am astute to make sure I always keep enough funds in our checking account to pay off monthly whatever the credit card bill may be. One must be responsible to use credit cards without running up bills one can't afford. I think a lot of seniors are in my category no matter what certain "rating gauges" show.
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There is a feeling that everyone in the mixed martial arts (MMA) hemisphere may have had to take their foot out their mouth right after the UFC Fight Night 26 main event on Saturday night (Sat., Aug. 17, 2013) from TD Bank Garden in Boston, Massachusetts.
The career of Chael Sonnen is alive and well.
A man who was known for having some of the worst submission defense in the world on a professional scale submitted Mauricio Rua, who has not tasted defeat in that fashion since 2007. Sonnen looked incredible from the beginning of the bell, charging Rua and taking him down at ease (watch highlights here). Although Rua tried to capitalize on some takedowns of his own, arguably the best wrestler in the sport showcased his talent and caught Rua in a skin-deep guillotine, forcing the former Chute Box legend to tap out 13 seconds short of the first round.
It was also his first "Submission of The Night" bonus in his entire Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) career, only earning "Fight of the Night" honors before.
To think many people said Sonnen's career was in a dark place or the only way he was going to win was to lie on top of Rua for five rounds. Sonnen's shtick will never get old either -- another poem describing his dominant ways as well as an invidious callout of Wanderlei Silva, another Chute Box great and former "Shogun" training partner -- was the highlights of his post-fight interview with Joe Rogan.
"Wanderlei Silva drives me insane," Sonnen told the media at the post-fight press conference. "He tells the media he wants to fight me. Wanderlei insists that fight has never been offered. That is a big marquee fight for years. This company puts on big marquee fights. To believe he has not been offered that fight is ridiculous and that pisses me off (watch the post-fight press conference here)."
Easily enough for Sonnen that may be the selling point of his potential bout with Silva, but there is no denying both men want that fight. Silva has reiterated that desire as of late and everyone remembers their awkward conversation, as they had to share a lift in the backseat of a car many months ago. That fight is too easy for the company to make -- it is a no-brainer, and it would draw a huge attraction from fans since Sonnen has proved he's more than just a journeyman right now in his career. He just revived his career while it was hanging on a string and if Sonnen would rather chase fights than titles at this point in his career, this fight makes all the sense in the world.
Sonnen has just become the man of the hour. Better yet, he's the most wanted man in all of the sport. Vitor Belfort immediately tweeted that he wants to face him, asking to shift the focus on him rather than his Brazilian countryman; Phil Davis also tweeted that he wants a piece of Sonnen after he saw what he did to "Shogun"; Lyoto Machida also expressed interest in a potential bout.
Whoever is next for Sonnen, he's got options.
Is it because they think he's an easy fight? Probably not. It's because they know Sonnen draws attention like no other man in the sport right now and a fight with Sonnen is as big as it could get. Inserting your name as Sonnen's next opponent means pre-fight trash-talk would be at an all-time high, promotions leading up to the fight would skyrocket their popularity and Sonnen is slightly guilty for playing the race card against Brazil, so there are a bunch of fighters from that country who would love to shut him up, hence the natural ability for bad blood to brew.
Right now Sonnen's aura is unmatched -- no other man in the sport could be 1-2 in his last three fights and get this amount of superstar treatment. He's the biggest draw in the sport right now and it does not look like he'll be fighting on free television anytime soon; new fans received a glimpse of his bread and butter during his post-fight interview and Sonnen has the ability to fishhook the population the moment they hear the words that come out of his mouth.
But still, it is tricky with Sonnen.
Surely the brass has a better understanding of Sonnen's wants versus his demands, since the fans and media get just about anything off the top of his head and that needs to be approached with a grain of salt. Anderson Silva, Wanderlei Silva, Jon Jones, Vitor Belfort and Lyoto Machida are all names that have been thrown up in the air -- as well as out of Sonnen's mouth -- these past few weeks and he will get one of those athletes.
But, deep down inside Sonnen must have the desire for another title run, even if he's too shy to admit it and that is understandable. One more win over a quality opponent (especially if he could finish one of those men besides Silva and Jones, who have fights coming up) would get him straight back into title contention.
Does Sonnen just want fights or fight that eventually lead to the title?
At this present time, he does not need to worry about his surroundings ... those will all unfold by themselves. He needs to do what is best for him and quite frankly, whatever he wants to do. He has a couple of big fights, alongside big paydays still ahead of him and although he is in his late-thirties, he could still hang with the big boys of the division. If it's Wanderlei he wants, it's Wanderlei he should get. Although one thing is for sure -- he is not going away any time soon and on Saturday night, it was one more win for the bad guy.
For more on "Shogun vs. Sonnen," click here, and for complete UFC Fight Night 26 results and blow-by-blow coverage of the night's entire action click here.


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SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Tiago Splitter had 21 points and 10 rebounds, and the San Antonio Spurs snapped the Oklahoma City Thunder's five-game winning streak with a 105-93 victory on Monday night.
Kawhi Leonard scored 17 points, Danny Green had 16 and Tim Duncan finished with 13 as San Antonio (49-15) rebounded from its second-worst home loss ever to maintain the Western Conference's top record. Manu Ginobili had 12 points and Boris Diaw added 11 as the Spurs' reserves outscored their counterparts 34-16.
Kevin Durant had 26 points and Russell Westbrook added 25 for Oklahoma City (47-17), which lost its sixth straight in San Antonio. Serge Ibaka was the only other player in double figures, adding 13 points and 16 rebounds.
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Important week on the gridiron
October 21, 2013 - Dana Sulonen
The high school football season is winding down are playoffs are starting to take shape. Week 9 is upon us, and there are some big matchups around the Valley this week. * HOLY WAR WEEK: For many in the Mahoning Valley, it doesn't get better than Holy War week. That is, the days leading up to the annual Week 9 contest with Cardinal Mooney and Ursuline at Stambaugh Stadium. While the game is always a heated contest between arch rival schools, this year's game means pretty much the fate of the season for both schools. For the 5-3 Cardinals, they have a good spot in the computer rankings sitting in the third spot of Division III, Region 11. However, the Cardinals, though a quality football team, haven't picked up that high-profile win of the season. Yes, they beat Mentor Lake Catholic, a traditional power in the state, but the Cougars are suffering a down year, only holding a 2-6 record. If the playoffs were to start today, Mooney would be hosting a first-round playoff game. However, if they were to lose this week to Ursuline (a Division V opponent) and local power Austintown Fitch in Week 10, it's likely the Cardinals will hit the road for Week 11. As for the Fighting Irish, they pulled one out of their hats on Friday against Steubenville. While many had counted Ursuline's season nearly over prior to Friday's game against the Big Red, the Irish dominated Steubenville, winning 46-21. The win has propelled them back into the playoff hunt. Likely, when the computer polls are released on Tuesday, the Irish will be sitting in the third spot of Region 15 -- with a 4-3 record. That's what happens when a Division V school can hang with the big boys of the upper divisions. With so much riding on the line for both teams heading into the game, this will likely be one of the best Holy Wars played in years. * THE BATTLE FOR THE AAC NATIONAL: The All-American Conference, National Division, schedule has been leading up to this week's battle between Liberty and Lakeview -- with the winner taking at least a share of the conference crown. The best part of this game is the teams are both quality teams -- but in much different ways. Liberty, under first-year coach Kevin Cylar, is a team full of athletes that will run the ball till they are blue in the face. Liberty has run the ball for 2,411 yards this season -- 1,255 of those coming from the legs of freshman sensation Lynn Bowden. Then there is Lakeview, which is one of the most disciplined and traditional teams in the area from year in and year out. The Bulldogs are also balanced this season. While averaging 353.4 yards per game, 197 of those are on the ground and the other 156 are in the air. This proves to be a very hard thing to defend. Even though I don't have a crystal ball, I can see this game coming down to kicking -- and in that respect, Lakeview has the edge. Liberty routinely goes for two as it struggles on place kicking, while the Bulldogs have a clutch guy in Jake Pishotti -- who kicks 30-yard field goals routinely. That could be the difference in this game.
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Sullivan Community Center
635 N. Aspen Drive, Vernon Hills, IL 60061
Sullivan Community Center Amenities:
Preschool Classrooms
Dance Studio
Group Exercise Classes
Recreation Staff Offices
Community Room Rental Information
Availability: Sunday-Thursday until 10:00 pm
Friday and Saturday until 12:00 am
Meeting Room A or B
Community Room (4 hr minimum)
Community Room with A&B
Dinner: 260 Theater: 400
Damage Deposit
Meeting Room or Gymnasium $200
Community Room $600
Community Room with Meeting Rooms $800
Reservation Process
Stop by the Sullivan Community Center to check availability or call 847-996-6800. Rental fee and damage deposit are required at the time of the reservation. Reservations made less than four weeks before the requested date are accepted only at the discretion of the Facilities Supervisor.
Important Information for rentals
In order to continue providing our residents and neighbors with a safe and high quality facility, all parties of 100 or more must contract with a catering company to provide and serve food throughout the duration of the rental. Parties of less than 100, may provide their own catering. The Park District reserves the right to require smaller parties to comply with the food catering policy. Should this be the case, the renter will be notified before the rental is confirmed.
The renter is responsible for making all catering arrangements and must provide proof of contract to the Park District 60 days prior to date of event.
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For more information regarding renting space at the Sullivan Community Center, contact
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