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With the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim California United States of America signing Albert Pujols, it leaves open a couple of interesting first basemen. With Mark Trumbo and Kendrys Morales already on the roster at 1B, the Angels now have an excess. Both players are young, and one of them has been devalued due to a freak injury which did not heal well and cost extra time.
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Ringside With Raymundo 12.08.10: Props to Top Rank, Bob Arum
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Why Bob Arum and Top Rank deserve some credit for pulling off this past weekend's fight card and Julio Ceasar Chavez Jr. should be taken to task, Shane Mosley and Floyd Mayweather bring boxing to the gossip pages and more!
This past Saturday those who weren't sad enough to not go to the fights in Anaheim altogether after Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. himself said he wasn't going were treated to a night of knockouts, title fights and a Fight of the Year candidate.
Not too bad for a card that lost its main event four days prior to fight night.
The Honda Center had over 3,000 paid patrons who did not opt for a refund that was available to any who requested it, pay per view orders were undoubtedly sold, albeit not in the HBO PPV million status, and all who witnessed saw what turned out to be one of the best all around fight cards in all of 2010.
It is true that it takes a whole tribe to cultivate something, yet when it comes down to it, there is one person who deserves much praise for still opening the curtains on opening night: Bob Arum.
In talking to the press, Arum believed that the other fighters worked "too dam hard" to not be able to throw punches for pay last Saturday.
The same sentiments were felt on press row, as Arum bolstered his reputation and still played host to the prestigious papers of the Riverside Press Enterprise, The Los Angeles Times and the Orange County Register.
And oh yeah, 411 was there too, represented by yours truly.
Arum told Maxboxing earlier this week that he paid less to all of his fighters combined than what WBC titlist Andre Berto got in his one round knockout victory last week on HBO, in which Berto garnered in excess of $900,000.
Arum paid just a little under seven figures for top notch fights that had boxers Juan Manuel Lopez, Miguel Cotto and ex-great Buddy Mc Girt ringside, Mr. Michael Buffer saying some 'Rumble' saying that's really famous, and had fans on their feet cheering on the nights fighters, two of whom, (Humberto Soto and Urbano Antillon) went toe-to-toe for thirty six exhilarating minutes.
There was too much at stake to not go forward, and Arum knew it. He also knew the fans would be let down by not being able to see the quasi-famous JCCJ. (I'm no longer going to refer to the boxer with his fathers name until he starts to earn it. Perhaps you should do the same?) So Arum offered a refund and still turned the lights on in the arena on Saturday.
Both Soto and Nonito Donaire needed to keep their ball rolling heading into fights against Brandon Rios and Fernando Montiel, respectively, and were awarded such by gloving up last weekend. Both will now probably be featured on HBO in 2011 and can continue to increase their profile, as well as their bankrolls, if they continue winning.
There have been many instances where fight cards have been scrapped altogether due to the main event falling through. One that still leaves a bad taste in my mouth was the Berto/Mosley clash, in which my room was pre-booked and gas was in the car for the three hour drive: fools on Vegas though, as I still went to Sin City that weekend and the lucky charm of a girlfriend brought back five Benjamin Franklins.
Thanks to Bob Arum, Donaire and Soto have greener pastures to graze, the newspapers still got their next morning's boxing story, fans still drank beer and cheered on alongside other boxers in attendance and they still heard Michael Buffer say his copyrighted adage.
Kudos to Top Rank, and kudos to Bob Arum.
Sitting in the press room prior to the first bell, I was chatting with a Top Rank employee and asked if JCCJ was planning to come at all.
I didn't even get an audible response, just a head nodding to the right and left with a sad face.
Even sadder was the sight of, or lack thereof, of food in the press room which initiated our conversation in the first place.
Step up hungry media, all and any media, and stick your hand in a huge bowl of, guess what, popcorn! Yes, grab as much as you can with these small sized bowls, and don't forget to take your fill!
While both of us stared down at the bowl of popped freshness, the Top Rank employee reluctantly told me that once JCCJ dropped out, a lot of the money was lost for the promotion.
So JCCJ not only affected himself, Top Rank, and the fans, he also affected the key tappers who write about him when he fights!
In all seriousness, it matters not what happens to writers; it's the fans that were really affected that night.
A writer next to me on press row had told me that as he was walking in, two angry fans next to him offered him their tickets, ticked off because they only found out once they got to the fight that JCCJ wasn't getting into the squared circle.
JCCJ has pulled out of more than one fight in the past due to illness, and his lack of desire was made even more evident this past weekend.
To Arum's credit, the promoter stated that JCCJ can fight as much as he wants in his native Mexico, but he will be subject to a thorough medical examination if he intends to fight on US soil in 2011.
"Money" recently was the top feature on TMZ.com, which has recently turned its gaze toward the boxing ring.
Mayweather is the pound for pound best- when it comes to being showcased on TMZ's popular website. His November assault case and subsequent arrest spawned a ridiculous mug shot of Floyd Mayweather, who was shown wearing a bright color face, and a bright smile that didn't seem as if he were in a police station being asked to hold his chin up and turn to the right, then turn to the left.
The picture instead looked like the smile he must have had after Antonio Margarito agreed to fight Manny Pacquiao, instead of him having to do it.
Shane Mosley's divorce, change that, Shane Mosley himself is becoming a really sad story, and its only made worse by technology, as you can find dirt on both TMZ as well as his Twitter account.
According to TMZ, Mosley was recently ordered to pay his ex-wife $20,000 in support per month, beginning with $60,000 for back payments, and was ordered to immediately sell his mansion in Southern California for the proceeds to be divided up accordingly.
If I lived in Southern California, (which I do) and you lived in St. Louis, and we were both boxers, would you want to fight me in Detroit? Didn't think so… I was very satisfied with the last month of fisticuffs, and I hope you were too. And it's not done just yet… Heard some 'Ricky Hatton' type rumors about JCC Sr. this weekend. Man, is this the year of rehab in boxing or what?... No disrespect to JCC, we all have our demons. Congrats for the HOF, and the same to Tyson and Tsyzu, Tzusy, Tysuz, however you spell it… No matter how you chalk up 2010, we've been able to see all ten PFP fighters this year. Were the opponents worthy? Well, that's a whole 'nother story my friend… I'm looking forward to 2011; I am thinking its going to be the year that a lot of younger fighters start climbing into their primes… I'm hoping Sergio Martinez isn't hung out to dry in 2011. Hopefully he is in meaningful fights in 11'… Wow, on MNF the J-E-T-S looked like S-H-I, you get the rest… Mosley Tweets= more drama. Imagine if this all backfires, and he doesn't end up fighting Pac… JCCJ, JCCJ, JCCJ, say it five times fast…
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The Washington Nationals have reportedly non-tendered left-handed pitcher John Lannan, according to Bill Ladson of MLB.com. If true, Lannan will become a free agent.
Lannan, the Nationals' Opening Day starter in both 2009 and 2010, spent much of last season laboring in triple-A after signing for $5 million to avoid arbitration. The Nationals' rotation was packed with quality pitchers likes of Stephen Strasburg, Jordan Zimmermann, Gio Gonzalez and Edwin Jackson, so Lannan was unluckily the odd-man out. He pitched adequately in the minors, posting a 4.30 ERA in 24 starts before being called up to the big leagues. He made six starts for the Nats down the stretch and notched a 4.13 ERA.
The 28-year-old Lannan could draw some interest on the free agent market. He does not strike out many batters and gives up a fair amount of walks, but his career 53% ground ball rate is solidly above-average. Teams looking for low-cost starting pitching like the Royals and Indians could give him a call.


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Now that the notice has been published in the Federal Register, we are able to post the Challenge Rules as well as open team registration! Here are the links and what you need to know: Sample Return Challenge Rules V1.1 – They are printed on the webpage, but it is preferred if you download the […]Continue reading >
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Prom: an American institution. Even if you didn't go, you probably have an image based on popular Hollywood mythology.
I see my senior prom, for example, like a movie.
The camera zooms in on the face of a young woman (mine). It gradually pans out to show her in a hand-sewn purple velvet dress with gold-piped princess seams. She worries about her ex-boyfriend dragging his feet when she picks him up, so she fusses with her hair a little longer. She made him take her, not being brave enough to ask someone else, go stag or even go with a group.
Cut to the Tacoma Yacht Club. The couple has been to dinner, a meal full of lengthy silences and tension. They are well beyond first kisses and first dances.
The music crescendos, all strings and melodrama. Two bodies slow-dance in twinkly light while she sings along in his ear to Sinead O'Connor's "Nothing Compares to You." The camera does that spinning thing around and around the couple on the floor, but sadly, there is no reconciling kiss. She breaks away in pain; this song reminds her too much of their past together.
Her date barely pursues her out to the deck overlooking the bay in the chilly evening spring air. Angry words and more tears. Her girlfriends rush into the wound as he leaves, piranha-like.
Later, the camera zooms in on his face as he sleeps in the back of her orange-and-white '56 Chevy. She and her clean-and-sober-top-20-college-bound friends spend this night traveling around Browns Point for a nonalcoholic progressive dinner. She slams the car door at each new location, the sound punctuated by the early morning silence. He doesn't move, pretending to be asleep in the back.
Fast-forward to my teaching career. Little did I know that I'd have the opportunity to relive that night numerous times – as a chaperone. Joy.
And of course it's now prom season. For weeks prior to the dance, girls research dresses and dates like their grades depend on it. Boys apply lessons from health and biology classes to speculate and brag about what kind of prom night they might have. I shiver listening to the shrieking giggles and the tearful laments leading up to and on that night. Oh, the humanity!
Really though, I'm not a killjoy. This generation of teens doesn't have much opportunity to experience such a high level of ritual anymore. I love seeing them acting differently in their tuxes and tulle, even if sometimes they feel a little awkward. There is something to be said for getting dressed up, treating a person like a princess or a gentleman, ushering them into the adult world through this fairy tale of formalities.
Unfortunately, it isn't always a fairy tale that ends, or even begins, happily. So much status is associated with what kind of clothes you wear, who you go to prom with or having a car to drive yourself – all can elevate you to godlike heights – that it puts a lot of pressure on students. Many of them can't attend because they can't afford it. Sadly, prom ends up being about the "haves" and the "have-nots," hopeful Cinderellas waiting for their princes, rather than a fun time had by all.
Why do we allow such a painful ritual? I'm guessing we just want our children to have access to our same memories – if we even remember prom at all. It's a tradition, but traditions can be changed.
Maybe we need to get more original, more creative. Maybe we need to re-imagine this event so it could be less about adolescents striving to emulate adulthood and more about valuing who they are right now, in the moment. Maybe prom could be less fairytale and drama and more, well, reality.
Cue the camera.Casey Silbaugh of Tacoma, an educator of 15 years, is one of five reader columnists whose work appears on this page. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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However, the key to a possible reduction is the actual speed cited on the ticket. For example, an 86/65 mph speeding ticket is a six point violation and will result in a NY DMV "Driver Assessment Fee" of an additional $100.00/year for three years. But, an 85/65 mph is only a four point violation without any DMV assessment.
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Arrested and eventually given a suspended sentence for stealing a soda from a convenience store, apparently while in an inebriated state, the defendant in a Mobile, Ala., case reportedly was still unbroken after pleading guilty to a reduced third-degree theft charge.
Reminded by the judge that he had spent some time in jail, after his arrest over a Coke, defendant Eric Burns Overstreet replied, "I should have had a V-8," using a line from a well-known, decades-old commercial. For further details of the soda saga, see this AP article.
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On Barking Carnival, we talk football. The football sucked last week and we have a bye this weekend so why not talk about our next favorite topic: the next coach at Texas. Big(g) Ern got the conversation started earlier in the week with a great post. Judging by the number of comments on that thread (still climbing), this topic is at top of mind for all of us. I'm going to continue that conversation by honing in on candidates from the NFL. There has been some buzz in the sports media about Texas putting out feelers to some NFL guys (Colin Cowherd spreading that buzz among others). I thought this is a topic that probably warrants its own thread. Future focused posts on other types of candidates would certainly draw a lot of interest as well (established college coaches, coordinators, small school up and comers, etc.) and I'd love to have someone throw up some thoughts on each of those categories.
First, let me be clear, I am not endorsing that our next hire be from the NFL. There are plenty of risks involved with going this route and plenty of examples where this has failed in the past. I do think that we need to include this potential source in the search process. Chances are Saban won't be wearing burnt orange next fall so why not try to find the next Pete Carroll? There have been other recent successes of coaches going from the NFL to college, as well. Bill O'Brien at Penn State and Jim Mora at UCLA come to mind.
Sustained success in the NFL is very difficult in the salary cap era and some of the key drivers such as roster management are largely outside the coaches control. A college head coaching job can be very attractive to the coach that wants to build his own empire and control his own destiny. It is hard to do that in the NFL unless you have a franchise quarterback and get lucky with some draft picks. At the college level, the coach has near full autonomy over the program and can build the roster the way they want (Spurrier once said Saban's biggest challenge if he were to jump back to the NFL would be finding a way to win when he doesn't have 15 first round draft picks every year like he does on national signing day.)
The two big questions for an NFL coach moving to college:
Can they recruit?
This is the biggest issue that has to be fleshed out when looking at pro coaches. For many, the idea of groveling in living rooms for the services of cocky 16 year old kids makes their stomachs turn. That said, every top recruit's dream is to make it to the League. The ability to flash a Super Bowl ring and say you know how to get them there can sell. The right guy who wants to put in the effort and embrace the process of acquiring their own talent has the potential to excel on the recruiting trail.
Can they teach?
NFL coaches are accustomed to coaching seasoned professionals who are fundamentally sound and understand concepts from many years of experience. They can devote their full attention to football without the distractions of college classwork and NCAA time restrictions. Coaches can get crazy with complex strategies. When a coach drops down to college, more focus has to be placed on technique and teaching fundamentals. Some pro coaches who drop to college have a hard time finding the right mix between scheme complexity and basic teaching. We've found out the hard way at UT that a complex scheme without the ability to teach the underlying concepts doesn't work too well. Maybe Manny should turn pro.
Here are some ideas on guys that might pop up in the Texas search:
The obvious: Pete Carroll and Jim Harbaugh
We can put a feeler out to see if they have an overwhelming desire to return to the college game. Absent that, this ain't happening. Both have championship contending teams with young, franchise QBs. Let's move on to the real list.
John Harbaugh - If you can't get Jim, why not go for big brother.
What is to like? – Comes from a great football family, Super Bowl champ as a coach. His name has surfaced in some of the UT rumor mills. He is only a year removed from winning the Super Bowl and coaches in what many consider to be one of the more stable environments in the NFL so some question whether he would actually leave. Others argue that this may be a good time to move on as the players who have built his success have aged and/or moved on, the future might not be as bright. He has a franchise quarterback on a long term contract (which is probably the #1 key to sustained NFL success) but that monster contract also limits what talent can be assembled around him. Fantastic playoff run aside, many previously questioned whether Flacco could really be one of the elites around which long-term success could be built, maybe Harbaugh agrees. I think this is a long-shot candidate for UT.
Greg Schiano, head coach of the Tampa Bay Bucs
He won at Rutgers which prior to his arrival may have been the worst program in the history of D1 college football. He won several national coach of the year awards in 2006 after an 11 win season. The negatives: After a respectable first season, the Bucs have been a train wreck in his second year in Tampa with players revolting against his control freak nature. Other reported stories have Schiano undermining former QB Josh Freeman with media leaks about his drug policy probation. He strikes me as a Bobby Petrino-type control freak who is a bad fit for the pros. He is probably not a fit in Austin, either. Schiano could make a strong turnaround if he returned to the college game.
Lovie Smith – former head coach of the Bears. He is a Texas native and has experience as a college head coach at Tulsa before jumping to the NFL in 1995. Most think he'll land another NFL job in the offseason but a return to college isn't outside the realm of possibility.
Ken Whisenhunt – If you aren't familiar, he was a longtime Steelers assistant who went on to become head coach of the Arizona Cardinals. The lowly Cardinals improved mightily with Whisenhunt as coach reaching the Super Bowl in year two and the AFC title game in year three. (the NFL equivalent of the Kansas Jayhawks landing in the BCS title game). Kurt Warner retired and the team went 5-11 with Matt Leinart and later Derek Anderson at QB. With no viable QB, the team went 8-8 and 5-11 and Whisenhunt was fired. He is currently the OC of the San Diego Chargers though certain to be looking for a head job in the offseason (UT interest was even admitted to a prank caller). Another thing to like, his O-line coach and assistant head coach in Arizona was Russ Grimm, leader of the Washington Redskins famed "Hogs" (the o-line not the fat guys in dresses and pig noses in the end zone seats). We all remember watching the Cowboys get shredded by the counter trey blocking of the Redskins in the 80s and early 90s. How would you like to have Grimm coach up our rising offensive line talent?
Jack Del Rio – He is the defensive coordinator with the Denver Broncos (also currently the interim head coach after John Fox's heart issues) was previously the head coach of the Jaguars. He was a tough as nails linebacker and is a top defensive mind in the league. He is a USC alum and will be a top candidate for that job.
Coordinators – Hiring a successful college coordinator is a risky move so I'm not sure that this makes sense but here are a few names:
Dan Quinn, Defensive Coordinator, Seattle Seahawks – He currently coaches one of the best defenses in the NFL. He grew up in the NFL assistant coaching ranks before serving as the DC with the Florida Gators in 2011 and 2012. A return to college might be in order.
Greg Roman , Offensive Coordinator, San Francisco 49ers – If we can't get Jim Harbaugh, Roman has been his OC for the past five seasons, 3 with the 49ers and 2 with Stanford.
Mel Tucker – in his first season DC of the Chicago Bears with previous DC experience with the Jaguars and Browns. Tucker cut his teeth at the college level under Nick Saban (as a GA at Michigan State and as D-backs coach at LSU). He was co-defensive coordinator at Ohio State and was known for being Jim Tressel's ace recruiter on staff. He is young (41), energetic, and knows the college recruiting scene. He'll be a head coach somewhere, the only question is whether he wants to go the college route or wait for an NFL gig.
The retired guys – do they have enough gas left in the tank? Does the urge to coach outweigh the love of cushy TV jobs?
Bill Cowher
Tony Dungy
Jon Gruden
What do you say Barking Carnival community? Could Mack Brown's successor come from the NFL? Who do you want to see on the short list of candidates? Fire away….


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Plains-- You may think archaeologists look for dinosaur bones, but actually archaeologists search for the artifacts people left behind generations ago.
Today, some students from across the state came to the boyhood home of President Jimmy Carter to learn about the Native Americans who once lived on the land.
For years, students have come to former President Jimmy Carter's childhood home to learn about his life before the White House. But today dozens of students learned about the people who lived on President Carter's farm hundreds of years before him.
The Department of Transportation and Carter National Historic Site held an Archaeology Day, bringing in Cherokee Indians to tell the students about Native American Culture.
Students learned traditional dances, and students watched as men made arrowheads. The Indians used the arrowheads to make weapons. Each tribe had their own arrowhead style.
Now, DOT Archaeologists use the arrowheads to piece together history, and before south Georgia's beloved President. So today turned out to be two history lessons in one for these kids.
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Traditionally the Intranet solution has been dominated by the goliaths of the Content Management world who had a focus on Document Management. If you ever get the feeling that 'intranet = SharePoint' you are not alone!
Forrester did produce a very compelling Intranet Maturity Model that correctly identifies that companies tend to start with a 'bucket' into which everything company related is thrown and gradually move up the scale of maturity to something that could be considered 'engaging' – but in reality an intranet has always plodded in many organisations and failed to get the notice it deserves.
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Basically this amounted to a top down centrally controlled 'dump' of corporate governance and policies) has prevailed in many companies as the defacto standard for an intranet for many a year. This suites the ECM vendors DMS products well - as they are great at control, business process management and document/records management – all things 'governors' like to hear. However – ever heard the phrase "You can lead a horse to water but you cant make it drink ?"
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text: Alright everyone, I guess we gotta do this again. We are talking strictly about Geoff Petrie and the players he has drafted in the past considering draft position, need, where the team was at the time, and other categories you may feel are relevant. Look at the overall picture and judge our "sacred cow." We argued a lot already, it's time to let democracy speak for itself. You can state why you voted the way you did bt let's try to keep it clean for the most part. To quote a famous philosopher "you should never argue with an idiot, they'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience." Don't forget though, use your brain!!


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Judge Margaret Lingreen says residents who report for jury duty in other cases but are dismissed should be asked about Daniel Morrissey, who has asked for a change of venue. Lingreen says the results will determine whether Morrissey can receive a fair trial in Black Hawk County.
Morrissey is the father of Lyric Cookm, 10, who disappeared with her 9-year-old cousin, Elizabeth Collins, while riding bikes in Evansdale on July 13.
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Let's assume you're behind in your training, that spring sprung on you before you knew it and you're not as trim and fit as you had hoped.
On your bike, you're dragging. Hey, it happens.
All is not lost. There are ways to ride better and faster without necessarily being any fitter.
That's right. While there are no shortcuts to success as a cyclist, there are ways to use your smarts to gain miles per hour and endurance until your legs and lungs round themselves into shape. That goes for pros and new riders alike.
Power output on a bike is measured in watts like a light bulb. Every little tweak and adjustment you can muster will add up to a few watts here and there faster without being fitter.
In honor of May being bike month in Sacramento, we offer some tips.
They're focused on road bike riding, but many can be applied to any kind of cycling.
You and your bike have to fit
A proper-fitting bike may be much more complex than you think.
A professional bicycle fitting costs $100 and up, and involves numerous measurements saddle height, reach to the handlebars, the "drop" from the saddle to the bars, the for and aft positions of the saddle so the knees are positioned for the right balance of speed, power and efficiency.
Steve Rex, owner of Rex Cycles on E Street in midtown Sacramento and a nationally respected custom bike builder, said, "The people who come to me want to be more comfortable for longer periods, so they can ride faster for a longer distance."
It's about balancing the variable.
You can lower your bar height and raise your saddle to be more aerodynamic, encouraging the torso to be lower, but there is a point of diminishing returns where the power output is compromised and the pedal stroke becomes choppy.
Adrian Moore, owner of the high-end bike shop on J Street called Ikon Cycles, said that at least half the cyclists who come in for fittings end up with significant adjustments to their bikes.
"The big thing keeping people from being better riders is that they are really uncomfortable," Moore said.
You against the wind
Forget all you've heard about pricey aero wheels and frames designed to slice through the wind. Rex said the aero effect only kicks in at about 25 mph and above.
Guess what the biggest aerodynamic drag on your bike is? You.
Once your bike fits, you must ride in a position that allows you to lessen the wind resistance on your body. Basically, you do it by keeping your torso tucked forward without impeding your pedaling power.
"If you can change the shape of your body so the wind passes over you better, you've done more than any bike can do" to cheat the wind, Moore said.
Less is more
In cycling, your legs move like crazy, but that's the extent of it. The most efficient riders move little else. Their heads don't bounce, their hips don't sway, their shoulders don't bob.
You are looking for a quiet upper body without being rigid.
To check your position, glance at your shadow occasionally while riding. Also, have a friend trail behind and shoot some video.
Why do pro cyclists ride in a line? Because they know that the person up front is working up to 20 percent harder. That's the beauty of drafting, and it's a key part of cycling whether you're in a pro race or you simply want to speed up a weekend ride.
Get some friends and take turns leading and following. Take a "pull" at the front for, say 30 to 60 seconds, then gently pull to the side and move to the back of the pace line, allowing subsequent riders to take their pulls. Keep the pace the same. Working this way can mean the difference between riding, say, 20 mph alone and 24 mph in a pace line with the same effort.
Clean your bike
Dirty bikes are slower bikes. Clean and lubricate your chain regularly. Check the pulleys on the rear derailleur. Moore said dirty ones can slow you down.
Same with the bearings in the hubs of your wheels. They should be repacked or replaced when worn. If you ride often, that could mean annually.
He recommends an annual overhaul of the entire bike and its components to clean up the gunk, replace worn or underperforming parts and make adjustments to the drivetrain. This is for serious cyclists with seriously high-end bikes. The process takes six to eight hours of shop time and costs $250.
Choose tires wisely
The right tires with the right air pressure can make you faster.
Common sense suggests you want a skinny tire (the standard road tire is 23 millimeters wide) pumped up as high as possible.
Yet, Lennard Zinn, the well-known technical guru at Velo magazine, has long maintained that wider tires 25 mm inflated less will roll faster.
Rex has ridden 25 mm tires for years and swears by them. While many tire companies suggest inflating to a maximum of 120 pounds per square inch or more, Rex inflates his front tire to 90 psi and his rear to 95.
"It's more comfortable, there's no loss of speed and they corner better," he said.
Moore said lower psi helps tires roll over imperfections on roads more efficiently and, thus, faster. The superior handling of 25 mm tires is most noticeable, he said, during high-speed descents.
Give in to your sweet tooth
Riding your bike may be the only time when it's perfectly OK to eat sweets.
Gabe Mirkin, a retired physician and amateur cyclist who writes an online health bulletin (subscribe at www.DrMirkin.com), wrote in one of his missives, "If you want to compete in sports that last more than 45 minutes, you will probably be faster and have greater endurance if you take in sugar while you exercise. When muscles contract, they remove sugar so rapidly from the bloodstream that you do not get a high rise in blood sugar."
It doesn't have to be a fancy energy gel or sports drink, either.
Clean up your pedal stroke
How you pedal affects how fast you go. That may seem obvious, but there is plenty of confusion about what that means. The best riders have the most efficient pedaling actions. Slower riders are choppier, and they have measurable "dead spots" at certain points as the pedals turn.
When monitored on computers, data suggest that even the best pros cannot pull their leg up fast enough (after the pedal reaches the bottom of the stroke) and that this part of the rotation actually impedes the revolution of the pedals.
A faster, more fluid cadence in an easier gear is generally more efficient than a slower, more labored cadence in a larger gear (you'll need an inexpensive cadence meter with your bike computer). The standard is seen as 90 revolutions per minute.
How can you clean up your stroke? Jeff Broker, a biomechanics professor at the University of Colorado who has studied pedaling efficiency, said a good drill is to ride occasionally at an ultra-high cadence about 115 rpm. This drill will reveal your pedaling shortcomings and force your legs to smooth out your pedaling.
Conclusion: If you put some or all of these elements into your bike rides, you will be putting out significantly more watts, which translates into going faster and farther.
To go beyond that and reach even higher speeds?
Sorry, you'll actually have to get in better shape for that.
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The end of the Carolina game was full of mistakes. I'd like to take a post to focus on the time management by Coach Philbin. With Carolina picking up a first down in field goal range (due to a flop by Cam Newton) at our 30ish yard line. 1:40 and ticking on the clock.
Conventional wisdom by the NFL is to get the field goal secured without risking the sack. So Carolina runs some play that gains 2 yards. Now 2nd and 8 with the clock running...until we take our first of 3 timeouts. I am not as upset with this one, since we realistically could hold them and force a tying field goal and get the ball back with 1:20ish on the clock for a winning drive.
So now 2nd and 8 and Carolina runs the same strech (with pulling center and guard) to the left that has gashed us late in the game and gets 6 yards. Now 3rd and 2 at our 22 yard line and the clock is runn...nope, we call timeout #2. Carolina has given every indcation they will settle for the field goal with the clock at around 1:10, until we decide to stop it for them two times now inside of 2 minutes. We have been gashed all game on the ground at this point, expecting to stop them would not be wise here. Instead let them run the clock down to 40 seconds or so and run whatever play they want (probably a run) and then they now are in a rush.
We all know how the game turned out (and this was simply one mistake of many in the 3-4th quarters), but it is an example of how we seem to make critical errors late in the game.


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I read a recent Tannehill poll thread with my jaw open. When I saw the poll results, I thought surely a team with only 1 glaring need at the most important position and close to top 10 pick would be an obvious and ecstatic "YES!" to drafting a QB.
Instead I see all sorts of buffoonery in these posts. I'd even have to include our mentor Joel in his article (sorry Joel). Methinks our fan base needs a wake up call. At the very least, they need to get up to the 2012 way of thinking when it comes to the NFL draft.
Do you all not realize that there is a rookie wage scale now? Are you unaware of what that will do to the amount of trades we'll now see? The draft hasn't even started and we've already seen blockbuster trades for the 2ND pick in the draft!
We are no longer in the "can't take a chance" era. We have now entered the "Draft a 1st round QB EVERY year" era. And why the heck not? It's not like it'll crush the franchise with salary cap woes. Go 3 consecutive years grabbing the best QB that falls to you and let them fight it out. Who knows? Chances are one of them is better than the QB that's starting for your team now.
Using this logic, I've cut and pasted some of the replies in that thread with my rebuttals as to why these posts scream of buffoonery. My apologies to the posters. I'm sure they are all lovely folks in person. They just need an updated fan adjustment...
"The thing about picking quarterbacks, at least for me, is that I think you need to be 100 percent committed to that quarterback."
Why? You know what being 100% committed has done for us the last 4 seasons? Thought so. Grab a gaggle of them and be 20% committed to each one. Would you rather play poker with one hand or 5?
"he's too much of an unknown to be picked at 11."
Maybe. But he's this year's "next man up". Sure, the 2 can't misses are gone by 11. But if he's been deemed #3 by the experts, then so be it. Check please!
"About 30% of those "approves" were actually Cassel disapproves."
Correct. And the other 70% are in denial.
"This just screams Mark Sanchez all over again"
Yes but Sanchez demanded 3 times the contract that we'll pay our guy. Much easier to drop if he doesn't pan out.
"It just seems like a luxury pick to me. And other impact players for the 2012 season are more important, IMO. We're not good enough to waste a number one pick on a second tier player with upside."
Please refer to the top of this article.
"I dont want anything to do with Tannahill"
Me either. Now, Tannehill on the other hand...
"Is he better or worse than some of the QB's that will be drafted next year? Barkley, Jones, Wilson, etc. If he's better than them, I wouldn't mind taking a shot. If they are better, then let's wait a year and see if our QBOTF might be on the roster (Quinn, Stanzi)."
Sure. When we are drafting 15 spots later. That'll put us at the #4 QB on this list next year without giving up 3 years #1's.
"With all the QB's that are slotted to go in the 1st next year I don't think we would have to move up to get one"
Sure. When we are drafting 15 spots later. That'll put us at the #4 QB on this list next year without giving up 3 years #1's.
"We already have our project in Stanzi taking a project at 11 that we'd be lucky to see playing by 2014 seems like a waste to me. The #11 pick needs to make an instant impact on the field in 2012."
The #11 pick needs to be an impact IN THE FUTURE. If he turns out to be the franchise in 2014, wasn't it worth it?
"Only 1 or 2 QB's worthy of 1rst round picks Each year 1 or 2 QB's deserve to be a rst round pick. We are starting to see teams so desperate for a QB that we are seeing too many going in 1rst round that is a 2nd or 3rd round pick that is a project QB. They are not ready for the NFL."
Teams found out last year what the new salary cap means. QB's are moving up draft boards because of the disposable contracts they are signing. The only clubs that don't draft back-to-back QB's are ego-driven GM's. Just like Pioli won't get rid of Cassel. It'll make him look bad.
"I'm all about value, so it makes me crazy to have to think about giving up multiple picks for the right to draft a QB that's not even that good.
True enough. But my money says we trade with Jax at #7 and only have to swap our #1's and 1 more pick.


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Great teacher. Interesting, nice and helpful. One of my favourite classes and one of the most interesting.
Absolutely amazing professor! She is so interesting when she teaches and is very knowledgeable. She made herself readily available whenever I need help. Can't wait to have her again!
borning lectures
I found Dr. Milne to be intelligent, approachable and such a nice warm person. I can't understand how any students could not be pleased with her teaching she is amazing.
She is a wonderful, caring teacher. Intelligent, great sense of humour and very interesting and intelligent. I would take any of her classes again in a heartbeat.
At first I found her very boring, but as the course progressed she kinda grew on me. She really knows what she is talking about. Only problem is she mumbles and says "um" a lot..
Prof. Milne is an amazingly intelligent, caring individual. She never becomes flustered and is always happy to explain what is needed to well in her classes.
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I'm surprised about these remarks. I thought she was a great prof. She obviously cares about her students, she is very intelligent and loves the subject. She may come off as being a bit arrogant, but once you talk to her she's great! Her exams were fair to say the least (all MCQs), and not difficult if you attended lectures.
Dr. Milne is great! She gives her support and guidance to students who show effort. She makes her time and knowledge available to benefit students. She is amazing, a great professor, motivational, and a valuable asset to the University of Windsor.
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Thought she was very knowledgeable and very fair. Did all she could to explain what was not understood. Allowed students to have their views, and backed up her opinions with facts. Tests get harder as they go on. Not a bird class.
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Do yourself a favour and do not take this class!
Terrible for a univ. prof.She allowed students to insult each other instead of facilitating.Did not respect the diversity in the class. Ignorant about it too. Teaches with blinders on. We shoud not allow profs. to use classes for their own personal forums. Reflected on macleans ratings.
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There is very little question of Jones' skills. The only question there is whether the Falcons gave up too much to acquire those skills and only time will tell. But one wonders whether Dent has the skills that merited the Falcons taking him with a late third round pick.
My initial reaction was that Dent was not worth that high a pick, particularly for a 4-3 team like the Falcons. Dent fits best as an inside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme. That is the best scheme and role where he can maximize his skills at the NFL level. Playing in a 4-3 is not likely to maximize his skillset, which leaves questions of what the Falcons saw in Dent that many others, including myself did not see.
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Well, the Jets-standard polarizing news of the last 24 hours is the talk of a potential trade of Darelle Revis, arguably the best cornerback of all time and the best defensive player in the game today. This was initially reported by Jason La Canfora, and a couple beat writers pitched into this as well. Supposedly, owner Woody Johnson is really pessimistic about the team's chances of re-signing him given the cap situation as of late. As expected, this has prompted a seismic fan backlash of people claiming for heads to roll and that this team is stupid. When there's any news of a team possibly trading the best defensive player in the league, it's gonna cause some controversy. I'm really unsettled by the situation myself, i'm not saying I'm not, I would like nothing more than if Revis was already locked up for the rest of his career and that we would never have to worry about losing him. I'm aware that everyone wants Revis back under all costs, and I understand that, but eventually it comes time to stop talking with one's emotions and look at the situation for what it is.
So, Revis is coming off an ACL injury and is probably going to command money to make him the highest-paid defensive player in the league. Upwards of 16 mil a year. We don't have that money and may not even be able to create that much with all the cap casualties.If we don't lock him up this off-season, we may never, since he's inelegible for the franchise tag next off-season per a clause in his deal, and someone is gonna outbid us. Now, I don't know the exact numbers on this, but I think there's also a clause in his deal that would cause an increased cap hit if we trade him now. It was pretty much set up for him to get the deal either last year, or now. We're stuck between a rock and a hard place.
Let's look at both the trade and no-trade scenarios, stating with the former. Well, he's Darelle Revis, you never ever want to let go of a HOF talent that's currently yours. As a cornerback he changes the entire complexion of the defense, and can hold greats like Andre and Calvin Johnson to a meager few catches in a game. You just can't let a guy like this get away, can you? Plus we'd all like to see him go into the hall of fame as a Jet, and go into our ring of honor someday. Bottom line though, he's a game-changer if there ever was one. You don't let players like that go. And regarding the ACL injury, players seem to be coming back from that better than they used to nowadays. Look no further than Adrian Peterson. And given Revis's absurd training regimine and freakness, there's a good chance he'd come back in top form too. Not to mention the additional cap hit if he's traded. There's also no Guarantee that Cromartie is gonna keep playing at this high level moving foward, and you could potentially create some cap space by trading Cro instead of Revis.
Let's look at the trade scenario. How feasible is it given our cap scenario to actually lock him up? We still have a ton of holes to fill and really need to find someone to play quarterback, so do we really have the money to spend on two #1 cornerbacks? One of which would be commanding one of the highest salaries in football? You also need to look at this team moving forward. Call it rebuilding, retooling, or whatever, but this is a team in transition. This will be a completely different team 2 or 3 years from now. Things are changing. And with the start of a new era, you need to start building a strong, new foundation. Let's say that we don't lock Revis up, but don't trade him. He gives us his All-pro season for one year in which we probably won't be competitive anyway, and then ends up somewhere else in 2014. Would you rather have him give us a really good season in vain, or would you rather have a couple more first round picks to help build your foundation moving forward? Maybe even get a franchise quarterback? Not to mention we did have the 2nd best pass defense in terms of yards allowed WITHOUT Revis. That is a little deceiving, granted, since we surrendered a higher passer rating than in years past, but it's still really impressive, given the lack of pressure generated by our pass rush. Our starting two corners from last year are still under contract for two more years each, too. And by devoting all of our resources in the next few months just re-signing a single player, we're sabotaging the rest of the team filled with massive holes. Do you really want Sanchez under center again in this west coast offense?
So, I think we all get the point. What to make of this situation as a whole? If you want my personal take, I'd be really happy, and relieved if we could somehow get Revis signed long-term. That, however, doesn't seem particularly feasible. Trading him would hurt us this year too from a cap standpoint, although in a couple years that wouldn't make a real difference. When I look at the situation that Tannenbaum left the team in currently, I really don't see us getting him a long-term deal, although i reserve the right to be wrong. If he is traded, i'd be really sad, it'd be an enormously painful pill to swallow. I don't wanna see Revis gone, I can't emphasize that enough, i'm getting a small lump in my throat just from writing about it at the moment. Given the circumstances, though, if we do end up getting a mini-herschel walker-like compensation in a trade, it may be with the longer-term view in mind. It could the reality that we inevitably face. I don't really blame, or hate Woody for at least looking into the possibility of trading Darelle, but if we traded him, we BETTER be getting at least a couple first-rounders. I'm willing to let the situation play itself out, but it's worrisome nonetheless.


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if I could choose just one of you
to be my best friend
forever and ever....
I'd have to say...
I want you both!
I ♥ the mountains, the little towns,
the people and their accents...
(although they say I have an accent?
What? Have you heard YOURS? I could
melt away in yours! LOL....)
So let me share with you a few of my faves...
from our trip to my hubby's family's roots:
but *WAIT*
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Now on to
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I'll start here with a few of my faves:
<---the shoe tree. We had just come out of Corinth, Mississippi and passed this. We all saw it at the same time. Oh yeah...so worth turning around. THAT is just hilarious!
<----One of these things is not like the other...
(WHERE's Savannah??)
(WHERE's Savannah??)
I loved this wall in Cherokee...he's my only subject that would get out for pics...they were either sound asleep or over the photo's. I'll go with option one.
the above and below's are in my hubby's hometown of Etowah, TN:
that almost made the "Christmas card cut" this year. fan.tabulous.shot action.
well....according to the NEXT photo:
so was it Edward or Jacob? Hmmm.......
I just ♥ them.
hard to believe she's a college girl
and he's on his way next fall.
in 6 short months.
be back soon with more pics.
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Morning is my favorite time of day. I'm subconsciously awoken with the ring of my husband's alarm clock and by the time I come to, he's gone off to work and I share the house with only S'mores, our cat. Before I get out of bed, I decide which kind of tea I'll brew — Chai or Earl Grey? Earl Grey it is. I get up and make my way to the kitchen where I'm met with the soft glow of sunrise gently floating through the dining room windows, over the breakfast table and around my stacks of cookbooks, pots and pans. My favorite time of day in my favorite room of the house.
Since we moved here only a year ago, our decor has been a little sparse. Settling in has taken some time, but I feel myself burrowing deeper into my new nest and officially making it our own these last few months. I find myself honing in on the little nooks that have been neglected and sprucing them up with handmade decoration projects that have become favorites — favorites that I'm sure will become traditions.
Since the kitchen is my favorite room, it deserved to host the most recent addition to our DIY decor family — chalkboard plates! I do a lot of thrift store dish buying. I can't pass up mismatched mugs, bowls, saucers and dinner plates when they're less than a dollar each. Because of this, I have a cabinet full of dishes with lots of mileage and no place to go. I decided to promote a happy threesome of yellow plates to a prime spot behind my cookware shelves. I painted the centers with DecoArt Chalkboard Paint and scribbled out a cheery "Merry Christmas". I love that I can erase and redesign these plates on a moment's notice. Easy, affordable and customizable. That's what I call a DIY success!
What You Need
- ceramic plates
- DecoArt Black Slate Chalkboard Paint
- a paint brush
- a cup of water (to rinse off your brush)
- Scotch heavy duty velcro fasteners
- chalk
1. Make sure your plates are clean and dry! Lay them out on a workspace that won't get ruined by rogue globs of paint. Squeeze a few drops of paint onto the middle of your first plate and brush it evenly over the areas you want covered. I coated the center first and then spun the plate like you would to ice a cake, which gives you a (somewhat) neat edge. You can use a round stencil for this if you want a PERFECT edge, but I like to leave some flaws for "character".
2. Once your first coat is done, let it dry completely for about an hour and then apply a second coat. Brush in the opposite direction of the first coat.
3. Let your plates cure for 24 hours before using chalk on them. I tried to write on them early and the paint rubbed off. Even if the paint is dry within a few hours, you still need to let it fully cure.
4. Once the paint has cured, gently rub chalk all over the surface to "proof" the chalkboard paint and then wipe it off with a paper towel.
5. Add a message to your plates and then stick one side of your heavy duty velcro to the back of each one. Make sure your message will be right side up!
6. Stick the other pieces of velcro to the wall and firmly push on the plates to secure them.
Now that your walls are decked with chalkboard plates, you can start dreaming up new ways to customize them for every occasion!
Are you a fan of chalkboard paint? What are some of your favorite chalkboard paint projects?
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8 Responses to Deck The Walls With Chalkboard Plates
This is such a great idea! Those plates look so cute on your wall. I'm definitely inspired to do some fun DIY projects in my kitchen!
Thank you! These are perfect for the kitchen!
Very sweet! I love this idea and they work so well in your kitchen! You're making me wish I had a spare wall!
Thank you so much! I'll be running out of wall space soon too haha!
What a great idea! Love it! I also like repurposing old vinyl records! I made a "Chalk Record"!!
Thank you! I'm so glad you like it! That's such a great idea. Next time I go thrifting I'll definitely keep an eye out for some old records!
So clever! I'm a huge fan of DIY projects and repurposing thrifty items! These would be a great addition to our dining nook! Can't wait to give this a whirl!
What a FABULOUS idea. And so simple. Thanks so much for sharing! I found you at Funky Junk Ineriors Linky part.
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