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Wednesday, September 25, 2013United States Air Force Academy Band Seeking Audio EngineerPSW Staff 09/25/13 04:45 PM,The United States Air Force Academy Band is seeking an audio engineer. Interested candidates should send a cover letter, resume, 3 references, and a demo CD or DVD by November 12, 2013. Candidates who advance will be required at a live audition at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, CO on January 13, 2014. For salary and benefit information, please contact MSgt Tim Blake at (719) 556-9966 or visit the Academy Band website. The United States Air Force is… View this post
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Thursday, September 19, 2013Transform Your Mind: Chapter 4 Of White Paper Series On Transformers In Audio Now AvailablePSW Staff 09/19/13 10:05 AM,Chapter 4 of PSW's ongoing free white paper series in now available. (Get it here.) The white paper series is presented by Lundahl, a world leader in the design and production of transformers, with the new chapter featuring an in-depth interview with managing director Per Lundahl as well as the fascinating history of the dynamic family-founded company. The series of papers is authored by Ken DeLoria, senior technical editor of ProSoundWeb and Live Sound International. Note that Chapter 1: An… View this post
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Wednesday, September 11, 2013Coming Up: Compact Loudspeaker System Demo In Conjunction With WFX In DallasPSW Staff 09/11/13 12:51 PM,The Live Sound International Compact Loudspeaker Demo at the upcoming WFX Conference and Expo in Dallas provides you with the opportunity to directly listen to, evaluate, and compare more than a dozen compact loudspeaker systems. The first two iterations of the demo have drawn a total of more than 1,500 church sound and production personnel from around North America. The demo presents a unique controlled environment demonstration designed to provide side-by-side listening opportunities for you to evaluate compact loudspeaker systems… View this post
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Tuesday, September 10, 2013Soundcraft's "Mixing with Professionals" Seminar Coming To Charlotte, NCPSW Staff 09/10/13 03:17 PM,Harman Professional's Soundcraft "Mixing with Professionals" (MwP) series is making a stop at The Fillmore in Charlotte, NC on September 17, 2013, hosted by Broadway and tour sound engineer Lucas "Rico" Corrubia. Corrubia has more than 25 years of experience as a live sound engineer for an enviable number of high-profile gigs. He is currently a sound designer and consultant for the Donny and Marie Osmond UK arena tour and hip-hop dance troupe "Groovaloo" and has worked on Broadway and… View this post
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Pro Production: Learning Lighting Programming & OperationBrad Schiller 09/10/13 12:50 PM,The automated lighting programmer must have many skills beyond knowledge of simple programming syntax. The position requires that one evaluate each situation to determine the right method of operation. Some productions hire a programmer to handle all aspects of the lighting, while others hire a programmer to bring a lighting designer's (LD's) vision to life. Real-world experience with many productions is the only way an automated lighting programmer can become successful. Knowledge, speed, accuracy, people skills, and so on are… View this post
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Friday, September 06, 2013Live Sound Sessions To Be Highlighted At Upcoming 135th Audio Engineering Society ConventionPSW Staff 09/06/13 09:22 AM,The upcoming 135th Audio Engineering Society (AES) Convention—to be held Thursday, October 17, through Sunday, October 20, 2013, at the Javits Center in New York City—will again feature a Live Sound Track of events, bringing a high level of focus to key aspects of live sound, with expertise and insight shared by some of the industry's top professionals. Reprising their roles as co-chairmen of the Live Sound Track for the convention, Henry Cohen and Mac Kerr have developed meaningful and… View this post
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Wednesday, September 04, 2013Harman's Soundcraft Si Expression 3 Provides Educational Experience At SIU-EPSW Staff 09/04/13 03:30 PM,The Department of Theater and Dance at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIU-E) recently upgraded to a Harman Professional Soundcraft Si Expression 3 digital console for both production and education purposes. "At SIUE, performances and education are intertwined," explains SIU-E department chair Jim Wulfsong, who teaches a number of courses, including live sound engineering. "My students start by taking courses in theatrical audio production and live sound—and then they soon move up to doing the front of house mixing of an… View this post
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MG Sound Studios In Vienna Hosts Massenburg Master ClassPSW Staff 09/04/13 01:10 PM,MG Sound Studios in Vienna recently hosted a 2-day workshop with famed producer/engineer and gear designer George Massenburg. The studio complex is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and it's newly completed facility designed by Andy Munro. Massenburg's master class featured the live recording and mixing of top Viennese musicians, with close attention paid to microphone technique, editing, processing and mixing. "We concentrate on a real recording project with every facet from rehearsal to final mixing," comments Massenburg. "We've done a number… View this post
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Thursday, August 29, 2013VUE Audiotechnik al-Class Line Array Demo Opportunities In Detroit & Delray Beach, FLPSW Staff 08/29/13 03:47 PM,Anyone interested in hearing the new VUE Audiotechnik al-Class line arrays will have the opportunity at the upcoming Detroit Jazz Festival as well as at a 2-day demo in Delray Beach, FL in September. At the Detroit Jazz Festival, which is coming up this weekend, VUE al-8 arrays will be deployed at the Carhartt Amphitheater stage, while al-4 will be utilized at the Mack Avenue Records stage. Free entry can be arranged upon appointment by contacting VUE North American sales… View this post
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The Indiana State Museum, in partnership with Earth Charter Indiana, invite students to participate in our 2nd March 20 & 21, 2015. Last year, eight schools exhibited about their sustainability projects, sharing their enthusiasm on learning about green initiatives with over 500 Indiana students. For 2015, we would like to make the Eco Science Fair a competition, allowing individual and groups of students to challenge themselves in answering some of the most important questions about our future: how to live more sustainable lives. apply to investigate a scientific question related to the categories of renewable energy, social projects (such as recycling and green activism), sustainable agriculture and other. Projects will need to be set-up and ready for judging by 9 a.m. on Friday, March 20. The Going Green Festival will begin at 10 a.m. and last until 2 p.m. Students will need to be at their table, especially when judging takes place but will be over by 2 p.m.). During this time, students will also be able to school groups who come to participate in the event. 2 to 2:30 p.m. Awards in each category will be given in the Dean & Barbara White Auditorium of the museum. Projects may remain at the museum on Saturday
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Ohio State Has Made Great Strides
Ohio State extended their winning streak to 21 games yesterday, and has outscored their last two opponents 119-14. Yes, you read that right, the Buckeyes have won their last two games by a combined 105 points. It's absolutely fair to question how much of a challenge Penn State and Purdue offered, but it's obvious how much Ohio State has improved over the course of this season.
The Buckeyes won their first three conference games by an average margin of just nine points, and were outplayed in the first halves of those games against Wisconsin, Northwestern and Iowa. The improvements on both sides of the ball are clearly shown by the numbers.
In their first three conference games, Ohio State allowed an average of 404 yards of offense to their opponents. The past two games, just 237 yards of total offense allowed. Through their first three Big Ten contests, the Buckeyes forced only four turnovers. Last week and yesterday, Ohio State took the ball away five times.
On offense, the improvement goes beyond the increase in points scored. Quarterback Braxton Miller's efficiency increasing has been a large part of the reason for that improvement. His completion percentage has gone up by 12 percent over the past two weeks. The average yards per rush last Saturday was almost twice what it was against the Badgers four weeks ago.
Special teams have also improved for Ohio State over the past two weeks. The average starting position for their opponents' drive has retreated by 13 yards in the past two games.
This Buckeyes team is starting to turn into one reminiscient of the powerhouse program that Urban Meyer built in Florida. While they may not reach the BCS championship game this year, it would be hard to keep them out of the playoff next year if they continue to play at this level.
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Hazel Gladys Phillips Davis, 88, of Suwanee, died January 25, 2008. A Funeral Service will be held 2:00 PM Sunday, January 27, 2008 at Bill Head Funeral Home, Duluth Chapel, with Rev. Keith Murdock, Rev. Jeff Davis and Rev. Dick Baker officiating. Interment White Chapel Memorial Gardens, Duluth. Mrs. Davis was born on November 19, 1919 to the late Calrence and Edna Phillips in Oakwood, GA. She was a member of Duluth First Baptist Church and the Norcross Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. She retired from Avon Products in 1977. She was preceded in death by husband, Morris Ray Davis, daughter, Barbara Caudell, sons, Jerry Davis and Donald Davis and grandson, Stephen Caudell. She is survived by her son, Joe Davis, daughter, Linda Smith, daughter, Joyce Lockwood and her husband, Danny; Son-in-law, Carlton Caudell, daughter-in-law, Janice Davis; sisters, Jewell Hayworth and Blanche Fuller, 14 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren and 9 great great grandchildren. The family will receive friends on Saturday from 5-8PM at Bill Head Funeral Homes & Crematory, Duluth Chapel, 770-476-2535.
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Different tactics for Clawson, Franklin
Heather DinichWake Forest coach Dave Clawson's first recruiting class was put together in a matter of weeks -- a timetable cut unenviably short, much like the task of Penn State coach James Franklin. Their approaches, though, were vastly different. When Claw...
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'Weak' 13 punctuates ugly season for ACC
Heather DinichSo it's come to this in the ACC: If Georgia Tech doesn't beat No. 13 Florida State in the Dr Pepper ACC championship game on Saturday, it will drop to 6-7 and have to apply to the NCAA for a waiver just to play in a bowl game. It's BCS or bust for...
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ACC predictions: Week 13
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Upset watch: Week 13
Heather DinichThe No. 1 game on this list came to fruition last week, as Virginia lost to a North Carolina team determined to redeem itself from a loss to Georgia Tech. The Yellow Jackets, though, did not lose at home to Duke, and Clemson won a shootout with NC St...
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Week 13 proving ground for ACC vs. SEC
Heather DinichFor weeks, fans of No. 10 Florida State and No. 11 Clemson have lamented the ACC's place in the BCS standings behind their SEC rivals. Only recently did Clemson jump ahead of No. 12 South Carolina, and according to the confused computers, the Seminol...
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Countdown to kickoff: No. 11
Heather DinichThere are 11 more weekdays until NC State kicks off against Tennessee in Atlanta on Friday, Aug. 31. We're counting down with 25 reasons to be excited about ACC football this year. This list features coaches, players, games, themes, position groups &...
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Heather DinichAs ACC fans, you have to be sick and tired of hearing about it. The SEC has now won six straight national titles. It's the conference you love to hate, and with losses to South Carolina, Georgia, Auburn and Vanderbilt this season, the ACC once aga...
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Wrapping up ACC afternoon games
Heather DinichA few final thoughts on two more of the ACC's earlier games: Final: UNC 37, Duke 21: Another eight-win season could be in store for North Carolina, despite the firing of former coach Butch Davis just days before summer practices began. Duke's defe...
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SEC's lunchtime links
Heather DinichFilling in for C-low today ... There's at least one person who doesn't think Mark Richt deserves to be on the hot seat this season, and it's Vince Dooley. LSU reserve fullback Dominique Allen has been suspended indefinitely for violating team r...
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The Downtown Paso Robles Main Street Association and F. McLintock's Saloon in Downtown Paso Robles will host a City Candidates' Forum October 7, 2014, from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. at 1324 Park Street. The event will be moderated by the new Paso Robles Joint Unified School District Superintendent, Chris Williams. The public is invited to attend and ask questions of the mayoral candidate, Steve Martin; as well as five City Council candidates Pamela Avila, Steve Gregory, John Hamon, Jr., Jim Reed and Duane Picanco). Coffee and pastries will be served. For more information call the Paso Robles Main Street office at 805-238-4103.
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Capps to Host Roundtable Discussion on Climate Change Resiliency
On Wednesday, Rep. Lois Capps (CA-24) and Santa Barbara County Supervisor Salud Carbajal will host a roundtable with county and UCSB officials to discuss federal and local actions to address climate change resiliency. The timing of the roundtable coincides with the United Nations Climate Summit currently taking place in New York. Also attending the roundtable are David Lackie, Santa Barbara County Interim Deputy Director of Long Range Planning, and Monique Myers, Jenny Dugan, and John Melack, who are principal investigators for the Santa Barbara Area Coastal Ecosystem Vulnerability Assessment.
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US Test Launches Unarmed Missile
The U.S. Air Force has test-launched an unarmed Minuteman 3 intercontinental ballistic missile from California.
The missile lifted off from Vandenberg Air Force Base at 7:45 a.m. Tuesday on a 4,200-mile flight over the Pacific to a target on the Kwajalein Atoll.
The Air Force Global Strike Command says the test was a success. A statement says the Department of Defense will use the data collected from this mission for continuing force development evaluation.
Read More »SLO Blues Baseball Has New Head Coach
San Luis Obispo Blues Baseball General Manager Adam Stowe has announced that, effective immediately, local resident and business owner, Jamie Clark, will assume the roll of Head Coach of the 2015 San Luis Obispo Blues.
Clark will be relinquishing his role as a Director on the board of the San Luis Obispo Blues non-profit foundation, a position he has held for the past 4 years, to take over as the SLO Blues skipper – filling the void created by the departure of Coach Chal Fanning, who left in early September to assume the role of Pitching Coach for Austin Peay State University. "We are extremely thankful to have had Coach Fanning for all these years. He will be greatly missed," commented Stowe.
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House Fire in San Luis Obispo
San Luis Obispo City Fire Department personnel responded to a reported structure fire 424 Foothill Road, in the City of San Luis Obispo at 9:15pm last night. The first SLO City Fire Department unit arrived within 4 minutes of being dispatched and found fire in the attic of a 1,800 square foot single-story single-family residence. The attic fire was contained to the area of origin by fire personnel. One occupant of the house was in the house at the time of the fire and was alerted by neighbors that fire was coming out of his attic vents. The fire was quickly and aggressively attacked with two hose lines, confining the fire to the attic area above the kitchen and sparing significant damage to the rest of the home. Control of the fire was achieved within 15 minutes of the initial Read More »
Stabbing Incident Results in Two Arrests
On September 19, 2014 at about 10:18pm, Paso Robles Police Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of Niblick Rd. for a stabbing that had just occurred. Upon arrival it was discovered that all of the involved parties were no longer at the scene. The victim of the assault, a 31 year old Paso Robles resident, returned to the scene and contacted Officers identifying himself as the victim of the stabbing. He had sustained an apparent knife wound to his forearm that required sutures. The victim described being in the drive-thru of a fast food restaurant, when he was confronted by two suspects. The suspects suddenly struck the victim while he was sitting in his car, and at some point stabbed the victim. The victim was treated and released for his injuries at Twin Cities Community Hospit Read More »
Jury Convicts Man of Kidnapping for Extortion
A jury in Santa Maria convicted Raymond Daniel Macias of kidnapping for extortion with the special allegations of causing substantial injury, principal use of a firearm, and the criminal street gang allegation. Raymond Macias is facing a sentence of life without the possibility of parole based on his conviction today. Macias was a leader of the Sureno gangs in Santa Barbara County for several years and was working directly for a prominent and violent prison gang.
On January 3, 2013 several gang members lured John Doe to a garage in Lompoc. While in the garage, gang member Luis Alfredo Almanza struck John Doe in arm with a hatchet. Other gang members then tied up John Doe, duct taped his mouth, and tied him to a milk crate on top of plastic covering the floor and walls. Several Read More »
30th Annual California Coastal Cleanup Day
ECOSLO hosted the 30th annual California Coastal Cleanup Day on Saturday, September 20th, from 9 AM to Noon. Based on preliminary results from Site Captain volunteers, there was less trash and marine debris on the beaches this year than last year. Over 1050 volunteers picked up over 3,600 pounds of trash and recyclables on over 56 miles of San Luis Obispo County coast and shorelines.
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On Friday at approximately 1:00pm, Paso Robles Police Department's Special Enforcement Team Detectives served a narcotics related search warrant in the 700 block of Spring St. During the service of the warrant, a laptop computer was located that was identified as stolen property from a recent residential burglary that had occurred three days prior. A stolen credit card was also located, whose owner had reported the credit card had been taken during a recent vehicle burglary.
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Two Arrested in Fight Related Death
On Thursday, Sheriff's Detectives obtained arrest warrants for Sergio Aranda, 35, of Salinas and Travis Woolf, 36 of San Miguel in connection with the death of 54-year-old Alvaro Jaramillo Medrano of San Miguel. Medrano died during a fight with the suspects on Sept 7 outside the Elk Horn Bar in San Miguel. The suspects in this case are employed as correctional officers at Salinas Valley State Prison in Monterey County. Detectives responded to the Salinas area and Woolf was arrested at his place of employment without incident. Both are being charged with voluntary manslaughter. This investigation was lengthy, complicated by the number of individuals involved, and by conflicting statements from some of those individuals. Additional information discovered during the investigation Read More »


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Chief among them? iShares MSCI New Zealand (ENZL). While smaller nations often get overlooked when it comes to investor asset allocation, I argued that New Zealand presented a unique opportunity to participate in one of the fastest growing economies in the developed world. In addition, iShares MSCI New Zealand did not depend largely on global demand of basic materials the way that iShares MSCI Australia (EWA) did. In fact, ENZL still represents respectable diversification across a wide range of economic segments, including health care, consumer goods and industrials.
Fortunately, the thesis extended beyond impressive economic fundamentals and desirable diversification. Currency traders worldwide sell low-yielding currencies to raise capital for acquisitions of higher-yielding currencies and higher-appreciating assets. At the beginning of the year, I anticipated that Abenomics in Japan would further erode the yen such that institutional traders would sell (or short) Japan's currency to acquire the New Zealand dollar and/or buy New Zealand equities.
In truth, that may or may not have happened. While the yen dropped precipitously in 2013, it has actually snapped back a bit in 2014. The Japanese yen still remains low enough for borrowers to keep acquiring higher-yielding currencies and/or funds like ENZL. However, if the yen manages to move significantly higher and the Bank of Japan cannot "walk it back," institutional traders may be forced to dump New Zealand stocks in a flash to avoid paying bank loans on an appreciating yen.
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Yuan forwards traded at the biggest premium to the spot rate in more than five months, reflecting speculation the central bank will allow faster currency gains to help tame inflation.
More rapid appreciation may be a tool for curbing prices, Wang Yong, a professor at the People's Bank of China's training center in the city of Zhengzhou, wrote in a commentary published in today's Securities Times newspaper. The central bank set the yuan's reference rate 0.11 percent stronger at 6.5156 per dollar, the highest level since a dollar peg was scrapped in July 2005.
"The frequent record highs in the reference rate are pushing up appreciation bets in the offshore market," said Liu Dongliang, a Shenzhen-based senior analyst at China Merchants Bank Co., the country's sixth-largest lender by market value. "There won't be any one-off move in the foreseeable future, especially when the trade surplus is narrowing."
Twelve-month non-deliverable forwards rose 0.38 percent to 6.3235 per dollar as of 5:27 p.m. in Hong Kong, 2.9 percent stronger than the onshore exchange rate, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That's the largest gain projected since Nov. 11. The currency appreciated 0.21 percent today in Shanghai to 17-year high of 6.5067, the biggest gain since Feb. 18, according to the China Foreign Exchange Trade System.
Relatively large pressure for yuan gains has affected companies' export orders, the Ministry of Commerce said on its website today. The country's import growth may be faster than export growth this year, the ministry said. The world's second- biggest economy had a $1.02 billion trade deficit in the first three months of this year, the first quarterly shortfall in seven years.
Consumer prices rose 5.4 percent in March from a year earlier, exceeding the government's 2011 target of 4 percent, according to data released last week.
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The Philadelphia Phillies are involved in the tightest three-team division race in baseball, but they haven't been playing well against either of their competitors, particularly the New York Mets.
They're hoping one inning on Tuesday helped change that.
After using a late rally to win, the Phillies will try to maintain their slim first-place lead in the NL East on Wednesday when they continue their series with the Mets at Shea Stadium.
Philadelphia (54-46) lost its last two games in Florida over the weekend, creating a tie atop the division between the Phillies and Mets with the Marlins just one game back.
It looked like New York (53-47) would take over first place on Tuesday, when it had a 5-2 lead heading into the ninth inning. But with Mets closer Billy Wagner unavailable due to muscle spasms around his left elbow joint, manager Jerry Manuel had to rely on the rest of his bullpen to close out the Phillies.
It didn't work.
Philadelphia scored six runs off three New York relievers in the ninth and won 8-6, taking sole possession of first in the NL East.
"It started last year," Jimmy Rollins said, referring to the Phillies' comeback from seven games behind the Mets with 17 to play to win the division. "You never give up."
The Phillies have scored the second-most runs in the NL, but hadn't been faring so well against the Mets until recently. They were held to 30 runs in their first nine games against New York, but have scored 17 in the last two.
Philadelphia could still use more production from some of its big bats against the Mets. Jimmy Rollins and Pat Burrell have five total RBIs in 19 combined games versus New York, while Chase Utley and Ryan Howard are hitting a combined .242 (22-for-91).
Brett Myers (3-9, 5.84 ERA) will try to help the Phillies extend their lead over the Mets on Wednesday. Myers had two wins by April 17, but he's won just once since then. He's spent the last three weeks in the minor leagues, and despite going 1-3, he struck out 28 in 27 innings and finished with a 3.00 ERA.
He's relishing the opportunity to come back against the Mets.
"I can't think of a better team for me to come back against," Myers told the Phillies' official Web site. "I don't like them. We're not supposed to like them. Nothing against the guys on the team—they're our rivals."
Myers is 5-1 with a 4.83 ERA in nine career starts at Shea.
Tuesday's loss was just the third in the last 14 games for the Mets, who had won three of four in Philadelphia earlier this month.
New York could use Wagner, the Phillies' former closer, back as soon as possible though. Including Tuesday's meltdown, the Mets' bullpen has allowed 13 runs in 14 1-3 innings over the last five games.
"After seeing that, you can't help feeling that you want to be out there," said Wagner, who has 24 saves in 30 chances. "A lot of different things might have happened if I was out there."
John Maine (8-7, 4.22) will start Wednesday, and lately that hasn't been a good proposition for the Mets. He's 0-2 with a 6.63 ERA in his last four starts, and hasn't lasted into the sixth in three of those games.
Maine went 4 2-3 and allowed five runs—and issues five walks—on Friday in a 5-2 loss to the Reds.
He's fared well against Philadelphia, however. Maine is 4-0 with a 2.36 ERA versus the Phillies in eight career starts.
Team Comparison
Team | Record | Standings | Away/Home | Streak | L10 |
Philadelphia | 92-70 | 1st East | Away 44-37 | Won 3 | 7-3 |
New York | 89-73 | 2nd East | Home 48-33 | Lost 1 | 4-6 |


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#1167422 Janssen on waivers
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#1154517 Lockout 2012-2013 (Hockey's back!)
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 17 October 2012 - 12:55 AM
Ultimately, the state or local government has a choice to make regarding what the value of retaining that professional sports franchise really is because they all KNOW, without a doubt, that they will NEVER recover their initial investment in the new arena or stadium during its ~30 year lifespan. Nobody forces the state or city to fund the construction of the arena but, for political and socioeconomic reasons, they choose to do so more often than not.
Collective bargaining is a result of the players unionizing, and probably was something the owners heavily resisted when the NHLPA was first being formed. I don't think you can definitively say that players would be making more money without collective bargaining. Maybe guys like Crosby would, but others like the 3rd and 4th line grinders likely wouldn't. Plus, without collective bargaining, each player could conceivable have a different set of contractual working conditions, which would be a complete nightmare. Moreover, the owners don't steal anything. People like you and I willingly pay thousands of dollars each season to watch the team play, purchase concessions, and buy merchandise. Nobody forces us to do it. If you don't want to pay $ to see the team play, don't go to the games. And if you don't want to pay money to Cablevision to get MSG+ on your TV, then listen to the radio broadcast or go to a bar.
That being said, I hope the players accept this proposal and we finally see hockey for the first time since June.
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#1151142 Marty turned down millions again?
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 17 September 2012 - 08:58 AM
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#1150468 Kovalchuk vs Parise Poll at TSN
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 11 September 2012 - 09:33 AM
In my dreams I can see Kovy trying to recruit him over to the Devils.
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#1150041 landeskog made captain of avalanche
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 06 September 2012 - 09:04 AM
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#1149829 John Madden Retires
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 04 September 2012 - 04:39 PM
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#1143516 Should the New Jersey Devils Consider Going After Alexander Semin?
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 14 July 2012 - 12:13 AM
Pierre is just mad because Semin called his boyfriend, Sid, "Dead Wood." Pierre knows absolutely for a fact that Sid's "wood" isn't dead.
Be careful with those comments. Some might interpret them as homophobic and demand you issus a writen statement apologizing for your transgressions.
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#1138825 Zach Parise has agreed to terms with the Minnesota Wild
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 03 July 2012 - 12:12 PM
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#1138731 Devils re-sign Bryce Salvador
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 03 July 2012 - 11:16 AM
You can't put a price on Leadership and hockey smarts.
Do they have fenwick numbers for that?
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#1138565 Hudler signs with Calgary
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 03 July 2012 - 08:52 AM
According to some around here, take the total number of letters in the alphabet and multiply it by 10. I don't know, but I always get a chuckle when a player signs or is traded and a poster on here or another board is all up in arms because he/she feels that a potential backup plan for the Devils is out of play.
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#1138218 Zach Parise has agreed to terms with the Minnesota Wild
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 02 July 2012 - 03:22 PM
See I'd love to see Zach back in jersey but after we made him captain and he wanted a cup contender team( I believe we were pretty damn close) the fact that he's even thinking about leaving us kinda upsets me . Don't you think?
Can you really blame him? He has probably 1 shot in his career to take advantage of this system and get as much money as possible. He has all of the leverage in these negotiations, especially with such a weak FA class. We would all do the same thing if we were in his shoes right now (and if anyone says they would have taken a $20-30 million "hometown discount" to stay here, they're lying - that's a sh!tload of money to anyone, including Zach).
I believe that it's taking this long because he is trying to stay with the Devils and is trying to squeeze every last penny out of them before they say enough is enough and he has to choose between the only professional organization he's ever known and, likely, more money in another city. The upfront money is a huge problem for us. Clearly, these players are hedging against a potential lockout (Marty and Moose with the guaranteed 2nd year), and Zach wants a signing bonus to soften or erase the blow of losing 1/2 to all of his salary for this upcoming season should there be a lockout. I can't see us paying him much by way of a signing bonus with our current financial state.
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#1135975 Half Devils/Half Politics Poll
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 28 June 2012 - 02:04 PM
I am sick and tired of the governement telling me what I can and cannot do, especially with my money. I mean, where does it end? The long term effects of this ruling can be rather scary when taken to the extreme. Pretty soon, the government will mandate that everyone in America must buy a car made by an American owned company and mfg'd in the US or face a penalty at the time of purchase of a foreign car of $x because it is in America's interests to keep manufacturing jobs in the US. This ruling basically says the government can mandate anything they want against individual citizens if the penalty they attach to non-compliance can be considered a tax and there is a legitimate government concern as a basis for the legislation.
I have health insurance through my employer. But if they were smart (and cared only about the bottom line), they would force all 1000+ employees to go and get their health insurance through the public exchanges as the company would save money by paying the penalty rather than the premiums for each employee (I work for a good company with a very good health insurance plan). Ironically, it would then be cheaper for me to pay the 1% of salary max. penalty for individuals provided in the law than it would be for me to buy comparable insurance to what I have now. So, therefore, in theory, this law could burden the system even further by making people like me go without insurance when I already have it.
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#1133191 New York Post Gloom and Doom Returns
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 18 June 2012 - 04:43 PM
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#1129002 3 out of 167...1.8%
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#1122077 Rangers Fan Claims She Was Assaulted Saturday
Posted by Chuck the Duck on 21 May 2012 - 09:27 AM
In all seriousness, the spitting (if it actually happened) is over the line. No need for that. With that being said, I'm glad she had a miserable experience and hopefully she never returns to the Rock.
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Description: | 1 sound disc (35 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. |
Contents: | People get ready (Alicia Keys, Lyfe Jennings) -- Ain't that peculiar (Marvin Gaye) -- Uptight (everything's alright) (Stevie Wonder) -- Dancing in the street (Martha Reeves & the Vandellas) -- I'm on my way to Canaan (Mahalia Jackson) -- Can you do it (Contours) -- Shake it up baby (aka Twist and shout) (Isley Brothers) -- Down in the boondocks (Billy Joe Royal) -- I've been loving you too long (to stop now) (Otis Redding) -- Ain't that good news (Meditation Singers) -- I will make the darkness light (Alicia Keys) -- Glory road (Trevor Rabin feat. Alicia Keys). |
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