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I'm only going to Austria if I can have a word with the feckin DJ first
I have no idea what that DJ was playing when I went past but I just remember telling him to shut the fuck up.....
I actually thought that we had a 2015 thread ...! Spent half an hour looking for it I'm not sure starting one this early is wise as it will just fall by the way side througout this and early part of next year ... however, I have made contact with the Youth Hostel in Klaggers to see if they will take an early provisional booking considering the problems seemingly faced by those who have entered for next year, they seem fairly happy to take a provisional booking, they can only supply dorms of 4 or 6 which is what we had last time if I remember rightly. I suspect 4 would be favourite over 6I have no idea how many people we are likely to have and dont expect anyone to have to make a decision nowI would hazzard a guess of booking say 10-12 rooms now and that with a provisional booking it will be easier to add a few more if needs be ?
Nice one Meldy. Good idea!
That sounds perfect. I'm in. Thanks Melds.
Just to throw a spanner in the works - Austria sells out rather quickly I believe. The core group that are likely to want to go will be drunk in a bar in Nice when Austria opens - or so someone who's a lot more clever than me pointed out - so entering may be difficult (assuming Austria 2015 opens the day after Austria 2014??).
Oh thats an interesting one Rafi ... That must mean that Nice and Austria are on the same day then ??
and having checked yes indeed they are, what I cant find out is when it opened although dated the 3rd July as 'sold out in record time'Either way we will likely have some issues being able to register ... unless we look at someone like Nirvana to guarantee the places? I doubt Ironman will be as accommodating as Roth were when we blocked a load of places
Austria sold out in about 12 hours this year. It opened at 11pm our time on the Monday after the race.
Thank you .. I couldnt find that info for love nor money What we need is for each person who is doing Nice to nominate someone back in Blighty to do the deed for them .... what could possibly go wrong !!
Or maybe someone in Austria who could buy 'vouchers' for everyone
Why dont we just send someone to Autria to queue up at the door with a wedge of readies ....... now who do we trust with that ??
I have a very trustworthy face, or so i've just told you. Send me the money and i'll head to Austria to queue
The Ibis has pretty good wifi. We'll all have to pop back for 10 mins.
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Ummmm.... maybe we could go proper Piratey and ALL have a year off
I think we've missed a trick and the 2015 anniversary should be at Bolton and we should all qualify
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2/28 Maholm's back; bunting tourney continues
Paul Maholm was back in the Cubs clubhouse, feeling much better after a nasty bout with the flu. The pitcher couldn't eat for two days but said the problem was "nothing major." He did throw a 40-pitch bullpen on Monday and then went home so he didn't infect the rest of the team. On Tuesday, Maholm will face Rodrigo Lopez in his first round bunting tourney match.
"I guess we'll be the marquee matchup," Maholm said.
Second bunting round action on Tuesday includes:
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– Carrie Muskat
1/4 Cubs Caravan stop in Peoria Jan. 12
The Cubs Caravan will stop Jan. 12 in Peoria, Ill., and Brett Jackson, Josh Vitters, Matt Sczcur, Tony Campana, Chris Carpenter and Casey Coleman were expected to take part. New Cubs pitching coach Chris Bosio, bench coach Jamie Quirk, first base coach Dave McKay, scouting director Joe Bohringer and assistant GM Shiraz Rehman also were scheduled to attend. Doors will open at 3:30 p.m., and an autograph and photo session will run from 4:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Peoria RiverPlex. Tickets are $15 and include the autograph/photo session, beer, soda, hot dogs, chips and cookies. Tickets will not be sold at the door. You can purchase them at the Peoria Chiefs' offices at O'Brien Field.
– Carrie Muskat
11/18 Vitters, Lake, Beliveau, Szczur added to 40-man
The Cubs selected the contracts of left-handed pitcher Jeff Beliveau, infielders Junior Lake and Josh Vitters, and outfielder Matt Szczur, and added them to the 40-man roster on Friday. In addition, the Cubs outrighted outfielder Lou Montanez and right-handed pitchers Esmailin Caridad and Kyle Smit off the 40-man roster.
Friday was the deadline for teams to set the 40-man rosters in anticipation of the Rule 5 Draft, which is conducted at next month's Winter Meetings. With the changes, the Cubs' 40-man roster is now 34 players.
Beliveau, 24, was named the Cubs' 2011 Minor League Pitcher of the Year after combining to go 6-2 with five saves and a 1.57 ERA in 53 relief appearances between Class A Daytona and Double-A Tennessee. The lefty combined to strike out 89 and walked 19 over 74 1/3 innings. He also pitched for Team USA and briefly in the Arizona Fall League. In four Minor League seasons, Beliveau is 17-9 with 10 saves and a 2.69 ERA.
Lake, 21, combined to hit .279 with 21 doubles, six triples, 12 home runs, 38 stolen bases, 80 runs scored and 51 RBIs in 116 games between Daytona and Tennessee. The shortstop was named a 2011 Arizona Fall League Rising Star, batting .296 with eight doubles, three triples, five home runs and 18 stolen bases in 28 games. He is a career .267 hitter in 476 Minor League games over five seasons.
Szczur, 22, batted .293 with 22 doubles, three triples, 10 homers, 46 RBIs, 75 runs and 24 stolen bases in 109 games for Class A Peoria and Daytona this season. A fifth round pick out of Villanova in 2010, he participated in the 2011 All-Star Futures Game and was a mid-season Midwest League All-Star.
Vitters, 22, batted .283 with 28 doubles, two triples, 14 home runs and 81 RBIs in 129 games with Tennessee, his first full season at Double-A. He followed that with a strong season in the Arizona Fall League, batting .360 with six doubles, four home runs and 17 RBIs in 24 games. The Cubs' first round pick in 2007, Vitters is a career .277 hitter with 95 doubles, 47 home runs and 229 RBIs in 419 games covering five seasons.
– Carrie Muskat
10/14 Waiting for Theo, Day 3
The Red Sox apparently want a prospect or two from the Cubs as compensation for Theo Epstein. The two teams continued negotiations Friday over a package to free Epstein from the final year of his contract in Boston and allow him to take over baseball operations in Chicago.
Is Epstein worth Brett Jackson, the Cubs' highly touted outfield prospect who was the No. 1 pick in 2009? Or do the Red Sox want Matt Szczur, another top Minor Leaguer?
The Cubs and Epstein have reportedly agreed in principle on a five-year deal, believed to be worth $15 million to $18.5 million. But because Epstein has one year remaining on his contract, the Cubs must compensate the Red Sox, and the value was expected to depend on the number of staffers Epstein would take with him to Chicago.
In recent years, when two of Epstein's co-workers left, they were each allowed to take two Red Sox staffers with them. Josh Byrnes went to the Diamondbacks in 2005, and took two people, including Peter Woodfork, then director of baseball operations. In 2009, Jed Hoyer was able to take scouting director Jason McLeod and Sam Ray, now assistant to the scouting director, when Hoyer went to the Padres.
In 2002, the Red Sox offered Billy Beane the GM job and were prepared to deal Double-A third baseman Kevin Youkilis to the Athletics as compensation. But Beane opted to stay in Oakland. Last month, the White Sox received two of the Marlins' top five prospects in exchange for letting Ozzie Guillen out of his contract to manage the Florida team.
The Cubs would not comment on the GM search, and the Red Sox declined to comment on Epstein's status.
The Cubs have been looking for a new GM since Aug. 19 when chairman Tom Ricketts dismissed Jim Hendry. An announcement could come early next week. Major League Baseball discourages teams from making announcements during the World Series, which begins Wednesday.
Ricketts was handling the negotiations with Red Sox president/CEO Larry Lucchino, and discussing the targeted players with Cubs interim GM Randy Bush, player development director Oneri Fleita, and scouting director Tim Wilken.
The Cubs farm system was depleted earlier this year when the team acquired Matt Garza from the Rays in exchange for five players, including Chris Archer, Brandon Guyer and Hak-Ju Lee. Jackson, 23, was playing for Team USA now after batting .297 at Triple-A Iowa; Szczur, 22, batted .260 at Class A Daytona. The top pitching prospects include Trey McNutt, 22, who is pitching in the Arizona Fall League now, and Jeff Beliveau, 24, who posted a 1.89 ERA in 41 games at Double-A Tennessee.
– Carrie Muskat
7/30 Minor matters
The Iowa Cubs scored four runs in the eighth to beat Albuquerque, 4-2, on Thursday. Bryan LaHair had two RBIs and Mitch Atkins earned the win in relief, throwing three innings of one-run, three hit ball. Jeff Stevens picked up the save.
Craig Muschko gave up two runs on four hits over six innings in Tennessee's 9-3 win over West Tenn. The Smokies scored five runs in the fifth. Russ Canzler had two home runs and drove in three. Tony Thomas had two RBIs.
Dae-Eun Rhee gave up three runs on eight hits over five innings in Daytona's 8-3 win over Palm Beach, its 11th straight win. Michael Brenly reached base safely in his 27th straight game with a single.
Matt Szczur drove in runs in the first and ninth innings, including a game-winning walkoff RBI single with the bases loaded, to help Peoria beat Wisconsin, 3-2. Szczur, who hit a RBI triple in the first and added a double in the game, now has hit safely in 21 straight games. However, he's scheduled to report to Villanova for football practice next week.
Alvaro Ramirez had two hits in Boise's 3-1 loss to Vancouver. Mesa's game against the Reds was postponed because of rain.
– Carrie Muskat
7/27 Szczur to Class A Peoria
Matt Szczur, the Cubs' fifth-round pick out of Villanova, will be promoted from Boise to Class A Peoria. Szczur has hit safely in all 18 games with Boise, batting .397 (29-for-73) with nine doubles, 16 runs scored, eight RBIs, a .439 on-base percentage and .521 slugging percentage. With Villanova, he batted .443 (77-for-174) and was named to the All-Big East first team after leading the team in eight offensive categories.
Szczur also starred on the Villanova football team, whom he helped lead to its first National Championship (Football Championship Subdivision) as a junior in 2009. He was named the Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Year and Special Teams Player of the Year. In the national championship, he rushed for a career-high 159 yards, 270 all-purpose yards and was named Most Outstanding Player. His deal with the Cubs allows him to return to Villanova to play football in the fall, after which he is expected to decide between declaring for the NFL Draft or continuing his baseball career next spring.
Szczur also earned recognition and praise for donating his bone marrow to a young girl with leukemia earlier this spring. He missed 10 baseball games in order to help her.
– Carrie Muskat
7/27 Minor matters
Jeff Samardzija gave up three runs, one earned, on two hits and give walks over six innings in Iowa's 6-5 loss to Round Rock. Samardzija also hit his first homer, going 2-for-3, and struck out seven. Bryan LaHair also homered.
Rafael Dolis gave up one run on two hits over three innings in Tennessee's 10-5 win over Mississippi. Tony Thomas drove in four runs and hit his eighth home run. Brandon Guyer had three hits.
Nicholas Struck gave up two runs on three hits in five innings in Peoria's 6-5 win over Lake County. The Chiefs turned four double plays in the win. Nelson Perez hit a solo homer.
Matt Szczur extended his hitting streak to 18 games in Boise's 4-3 loss to Yakima. He also had two RBIs.
– Carrie Muskat
7/15 Minor matters
Thomas Diamond was named PCL's Top Star in the Triple-A All-Star Game Wednesday. However, the Pacific Coast League team lost, 2-1, to the International League. Diamond started and threw two scoreless innings, striking out two and walking two. Darwin Barney hit a RBI single in the second for the PCL's only run.
Chris Archer continued his scoreless streak in Tennessee's 5-0 win over Chattanooga. Archer has yet to give up an earned run in 17 innings over three starts since he was promoted to Double-A. The right-hander struck out four over five innings in Wednesday's win. Russ Canzler had two hits and one RBI and Tony Thomas had two RBIs.
Michael Brenly extended his hitting streak to 13 games in Daytona's 10-2 loss to Fort Myers. Brenly is hitting .449 in his streak. Alberto Cabrera took the loss, giving up seven runs, four earned, on six hits over 3 2/3 innings.
Nelson Perez hit a walkoff homer with two outs in the ninth to lift Peoria to a 10-9 win over Dayton. Hak-Ju Lee had four hits, including a double.
Richard Jones had three hits in Boise's 4-2 loss to Salem-Keizer. Alvaro Ramirez and Matt Szczur each had two hits. Szczur now has a six-game hitting streak, and is batting .375 in that stretch.
Mesa scored four runs in the top of th eninth but lost to the Rangers, 7-6. Anthony Giansanti and Dustin Harrington each had two hits and one RBIs.
– Carrie Muskat
6/8 Fifth round: Matt Szczur
In the fifth round, the Cubs selected outfielder Matt Szczur, a two-sport star at Villanova. He was the first .400 hitter for Villanova this season since 1997, batting .443 (77-for-174) to earn first team All-Big East honors. His batting average was fourth highest in school history and his .392 career average ranks fifth all-time for the Wildcats.
He led the team in eight different offensive categories and posted a .487 on-base percentage and .667 slugging percentage. His 13 doubles, seven triples and four home runs were all team highs for the year as were his 38 RBIs. Coming out of high school, he was a 38th-round pick by the Dodgers but opted to go to school.
Baseball America ranked Szczur as the second-fastest runner among all college position players in the Draft and the 19th best center fielder among all Draft-eligible players.
The junior from Erma, NJ, throws and hits from the right. In 2009, he led the team in hitting, runs scored, hits, walks and on-base percentage and tied for the lead in stolen bases. Szczur did not play baseball in '08 because of a football-related injury. He was the only Division I college football player in the country in 2009 to register touchdowns as a rusher, receiver, passer and kick returner.
Yet here is something that makes Szczur even more special. In March, he donated bone marrow to an infant girl battling juvenile leukemia.
"I'll miss a couple of baseball games but it's a no brainer to do it," Szczur told the Delaware County Daily Times in March. "One of my best friends back home is fighting cancer. If I could do anything for her, I would. So I figure I should do anything to help this little girl out."
Szczur also is considered a possible NFL Draft pick.
"In my heart, I really want to come back," he said in March about playing at Villanova his senior season. "I would say the chances of me coming back are pretty good. But it depends on how my year goes with baseball, what [Draft] round I get picked up in and how much money I would make. If I'm a first rounder, I've go to go. And anybody would agree with me, too."
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Elmwood Dr., told police someone'entered his house bclweeii and p.m. Wednesday and iook a number of pieces .of ijewclry from a-bag in Missing ;was a valued at and earrings'-worth two "sets of pearls worth a set, mond ;and sapphire bracelet worth a gold chain and necklace worth'- a bracelet wilh ceramic tile pictures of Ihe family -worth and two diampnd walches, one wilh a Ice Storm Repair Work Continues The new year was ushered In by the aftermalh of the winter's first storm, as ice continued to melt on roads and power lines and utilities and telephone crews worked through the night restor- ing .service to area customers. Carlah Jones, division manager of Ihe General Telephone announced Wednesday crews were working around the clock lo restore telephone connections In the Seymour district which had been broken by the storm. Haskell, Hule and Aspermonl were hit hardest, he said, and a portable micro-wave unit was set up. to restore temporarily long distance service for Knox City, Aspermonl, Rule, Rochester and O'Brien. Hermleigh, which has been wilhout eleclricily and water since Sunday, has installed 2 gasoline engine pump and is delivering some water from the city well to the water main. Despite some trouble from shedding Ice, electric lines were getting back In shape, according to Bob Kennedy, vice president of West Texas UllliUes. In the Abilene area, almost all customers were back in service.'1 However, area; soutli of Clyde; and Eula'were sJll having BOitie trouble, and Lawn had a break about p.m. Wednesday., but was back -In service by 7.p.m.__________ vpOO in Jewelry Stolen -diamond band. Value of the "watches was nnl immediately known. The house was prowled through.. .1 Police said enlrv was gained by breaking a latch on the screen aiid a latch on the window south bedroom. 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AbstractWe consider the relationship between a localcommunity and a private operator in charge ofthe water utility. An important feature of themodel is the possibility of water networklosses that are costly to the operator. Wecompute the first-best and asymmetricinformation solutions to the optimal contract,with private information on the operator'stechnology. Based on an econometric estimationof production cost and water demand for a panelof French local communities, we simulate theoptimal contract solutions and show thatasymmetric information has importantconsequences for the regulation of water publicutilities. Copyright Kluwer Academic Publishers 2003
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The New York City comptroller said Thursday that he has approved a tentative $40 million settlement with the five men wrongly convicted in the 1989 Central Park jogger attack.
The New York City comptroller said Thursday that he has approved a tentative $40 million settlement with the five men wrongly convicted in the 1989 Central Park jogger attack.
The settlement, which requires federal court approval, has not yet been filed with the judge presiding over the civil case brought by the men.
Comptroller Scott Stringer said Thursday that the settlement "closes a very difficult chapter" in the city's history.
Attorney Michael Warren said the plaintiffs were "very relieved" at Stringer's approval, a "step in ultimately allowing these young men to move on with their lives." He said the lawyers planned a news conference Friday in front of City Hall.
The five black and Hispanic defendants were found guilty as teenagers in the attack on a white woman -- an investment banker -- who had gone for a run in the park.
They served six to 13 years in prison before their convictions were thrown out in 2002 because of evidence that someone else, acting alone, committed the crime.
The five sued police and prosecutors for $250 million.
The attack occurred as the city approached its peak in murders and reports that the rape occurred as youths were roaming the park gave rise to the term "wilding" for urban mayhem by marauding teenagers.
The victim, Trisha Meili, then 28, was found in the brush, more than 75 percent of her blood drained from her body and her skull smashed. She was in a coma for 12 days, suffered permanent damage and remembers nothing about the attack.
In 2002, a re-examination of the case found that DNA on the victim's sock pointed to Matias Reyes, a murderer and serial rapist who confessed that he alone attacked the jogger.
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We couldn't resist going where no man had before (or where no board partner could in time for Nvidia's launch): building a passively-cooled GeForce GTX 750 Ti. In the end, it took a bit of customization, since there aren't any compatible coolers yet.
For some reason, naked cards make me want to customize. If you can get motivated to enlarge this board's screw holes on your own (really, it's not a difficult task), then you're able to attach any heat sink with a hole distance of 43 mm. In essence, that's coolers compatible with AMD's Radeon HD 7700 family.
You might not think that this project is worthwhile to you, since existing partner cards run cool and quiet already. That's fair enough. But this is about cooling GM107 with no moving parts.
We can only concede that GPU Boost and its associated mechanisms are great for controlling the thermals on passively-cooled cards, even if that's not what it's meant for.
The technology works almost perfectly though, without much performance hit. It's also better about preventing the panic attacks triggered by passively-cooled Radeon cards in fanless cases. We've seen those boards crest 100 degrees, which is very dangerous.
Wrapping Up
We plan to continue tinkering, ensuring that any heat sink we experiment with has to at least be rated for 60 W and support a 43 mm screw pattern. If you're willing to follow in our footsteps, you'll end up with a nice, silent, and most important, fairly high-performance card. The GeForce GTX 750 Ti is typically a little slower than AMD's Radeon HD 7850. But that Pitcairn-based board can't be cooled passively.
I like the trend of returning to more techy articles. Good Job Tom's Team!
Excellent article; very unique take on what seems to be another future possibility for 750 Ti in the retail channel. I would have however, loved to see some thermals for the passively cooled card in a case like Fractal's Define R4 or Nanoxia's Deep Silence.
Excellent article; very unique take on what seems to be another future possibility for 750 Ti in the retail channel. I would have however, loved to see some thermals for the passively cooled card in a case like Fractal's Define R4 or Nanoxia's Deep Silence.
6blackmagnum , February 27, 2014 3:06 AMCan a gaming/htpc video card get any better than this? AMD, please respond.
0Cons29 , February 27, 2014 3:11 AMi'm not comfortable with these temps, a low speed fan should be enough to lower it while still keeping the noise down
9merikafyeah , February 27, 2014 3:12 AMThat looks ridiculous...ly awesome!
9FormatC , February 27, 2014 3:15 AMThe temperature target of 80°C was set by Nvidia for Kepler too - all reference boards were designed to handle this w/o problems.
2emad_ramlawi , February 27, 2014 3:28 AMinteresting, i reckon it would been a perfect match for the GTX 750, i dont know why people overlook it, its only a tad slower than GTX 750 Ti
5Blazer1985 , February 27, 2014 4:19 AMFalse! The resistance generated the heat you had to dissipate, it was all but futile! :-D Sorry, nerd joke :-D
3de5_Roy , February 27, 2014 4:23 AMvery interesting little project. i read from reviews and comments how this gpu might be suitable for passive cooling. this may be the most powerful passively cooled card i've seen so far.
7CaedenV , February 27, 2014 4:28 AMI love passively cooled cards! I modded my old 9800GT to be passively cooled back in the day, and it was amazing! I installed an aftermarket cooler to my current GTX570, but it is not passive... still an improvement, but simply not the same.I am really hoping that there are passive options for some of the upper-mid level 800 series cards. I would love to have a more silent rig again.
-3arthos , February 27, 2014 4:35 AMI am a kind of person who'd not try to experiment something like this with newer models. If anything that ran hot in my college days are to be experimented I won't say no
I like the trend of returning to more techy articles. Good Job Tom's Team!
-3JeanLuc , February 27, 2014 5:18 AMI would like to see you test a R290X with Geforce 780Ti heatsink and compare it's performance to that of the standard AMD HSF.
5ferooxidan , February 27, 2014 5:26 AMI like the Tom's hammer logo on the heat-sink, very clever and very neat.
6bemused_fred , February 27, 2014 6:22 AM"This is for Cautious People
If you're not willing to trust Nvidia's 80 °C temperature target (the company says 95 degrees is the GPU's thermal threshold), you can of course set a lower target of, say, 70 °C"
So, taking the card and voiding its warranty by custom-rigging it with a heatsink that wasn't designed for it is fine, but running it at 80c? OHHHH HEELLL NAAAWWWW!!! That's just too dangerous! Won't someone think of the CHILDREN?!?!
1DryCreamer , February 27, 2014 6:42 AMthe correct term, at least in Indiana, for the modification made to the screw holes is: waller. You got to waller out those holes so the new heat sink will fit.Dry
3slyu9213 , February 27, 2014 7:16 AMWell if you have 3-7 quiet fans the computer gets loud
0ojas , February 27, 2014 8:00 AMMight be nice in a case that allows intake from the bottom and the side and exhausts out the top.
3pazuso , February 27, 2014 8:22 AMI remember putting an stock AthlonXP heasink/fan on my geForce 4200 Ti, and another stock AthlonXP heatsink (without fan) on the motherboard's nForce northbridge!


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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Paramount Pictures revival of comic book characters that first hit theaters in the 1990s, led movie-ticket sales for a second straight weekend.
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DEAR READERS: Want to save food money by using what you probably throw away? Here's how I use the stems of broccoli (why toss edible food out?), and it's tasty too. I use a vegetable peeler to strip off the thick skin, then cut up the now-softer stems into small slivers. I add them to salads, soup or other veggies that I'm cooking. You even can add them to tuna salad, etc., for a little crunch.
Horoscopes by Holiday
Happy birthday. This year you'll impress with your strength and unusual talent. You'll find a wider audience in September. October ends a trial of some kind. A critic or mentor will spur you to new heights in November. A major purchase will have you sailing into the new year in style. Your heart connection will be extremely strong with Aquarius and Pisces people.
The November Man, R Pierce Brosnan plays a lethal and highly trained ex-CIA agent lured out of his quiet retirement in Switzerland to protect a valuable witness (Olga Kurylenko) -- which puts him in the crosshairs of a former friend and CIA protege (Luke Bracey). Oh, and there may be a mole in the agency .... With Eliza Taylor, Caterina Scorsone, Bill Smitrovich, Will Patton; directed by Roger Donaldson. Opens Wednesday
If I Stay
MovieStyle: Dog days
Late August is the low trough of summer and traditionally a time when Hollywood studios release movies that, for whatever reason, they feel a little weird about.


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Ken Whisenhunt was let go by the Arizona Cardinals on Dec. 31, despite being the only coach to ever lead the franchise to a Super Bowl appearance.
After a brief period of time in which the Cardinals were thought to be closing in on Andy Reid, the former Eagles coach chose the Kansas City Chiefs instead.
Arizona is still left with some of the top options on the coaching market. The team has already met with Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy and plans to interview Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden at some point this week, according to Mark Dalton via Twitter. Dalton is a part of the Cardinals' media relations team.
With the offensive struggles the Cardinals have had, it's not a surprise that the team is focusing on candidates with strong backgrounds on that side of the football.
Stay with this stream for more information in the coming days and be sure to follow along with the coaching search at Revenge of the Birds.


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Education News
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Fairfax school staffers earn recognition
Five Fairfax County schools employees received awards during the annual ceremony for outstanding staffers.
The 2014 FCPS Honors event, held May 21 at the George Mason University Center for the Arts, are the school system's equivalent of the Academy Awards, allowing the administration the opportunity to recognize employees for notable work.Read full article >>
Strauss: Is Boston's school district eliminating history department as part of Common Core?
The Boston public schools district found itself in the position of having to issue a public statement denying that it was eliminating its history and social studies department after someone posted on the Web that it was and the news went viral in the education world. Historians assumed it was true and rightly flipped out.Read full article >>
High school graduations under way in Montgomery, with some big-name speakers
Montgomery County's Class of 2014 is expected to hear from a line-up of prominent graduation speakers, including Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley (D), U.S. Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.), Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez and Donald B. Verrilli Jr., solicitor general of the United States.Read full article >>
Prince George's adds another college grad to its school board: Edward Burroughs III
With two of its eight members holding bachelor's degrees, the Prince George's County Board of Education had fewer college graduates two years ago than any other school system in the Washington region.
But the number of college graduates has changed dramatically over the past year since a new law went into effect that gave County Executive Rushern L. Baker III (D) and the County Council the authority to appoint members to the board.Read full article >>