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May's Beautifly was the second Pokémon May caught, initially as a Wurmple and was the first Pokémon she ever caught in the wild.
May first met a Beautifly belonging to Janet, a Coordinator who inspired May to participate in Pokémon Contests. Wanting to have a Beautifly of her own, she uses her Torchic to battle against a wild Wurmple and catches her first Pokémon. Jessie also catches a Wurmple at the time.
In the episode A Corphish Out of Water, May's Wurmple evolved into a Silcoon while battling against Jessie's Wurmple after it evolved into a Cascoon. Soon after, May's Silcoon evolved into a Beautifly while battling Jessie's Cascoon. Later, Jessie's Cascoon evolves into a Dustox.
Since then, May has used Beautifly in multiple contests as well as a PokéRinger competition, where she lost to Jessie's Dustox while being used by James. She was used in the Hoenn Grand Festival, in the Appeal Round, scoring pretty highly with just a single Silver Wind. After losing in the Grand Festival to Drew, she heads home, leaves Beautifly and her Skitty there, and heads to Kanto.
After losing in the Grand Festival to Solidad, and became depressed about her loss, she temporarily recalls Beautifly to her party in the The Unbeatable Lightness of Seeing!, where she used in a battle against Drew. Teamed up with May's Combusken, Beautifly battles against Drew's Roselia and Butterfree. Despite both her Pokémon having a type advantage, as well as Beautifly's recently learned Psychic, May loses the battle, but regains her confidence.
In the Wallace Cup in Sinnoh, she used Beautifly to battle Zoey's Glameow, where she gracefully won and allowed May to move up to the finals.
Known movesEdit
Move | Episode |
String Shot | All in a Day's Wurmple |
Tackle | Seeing is Believing! |
Gust | Seeing is Believing! |
Silver Wind + | Now That's Flower Power! |
Morning Sun + | Cruising for a Losin' |
Psychic (move) + | The Unbeatable Lightness of Seeing! |
Aerial Ace + | Strategy with a Smile! |
+ indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.* - indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move. |
Voice actressesEdit
- Ryoko Shiraishi (Japanese)
- Tara Sands (English as a Wurmple)
- Rachael Lillis (English 4Kids dubbed as a Silcoon and a Beautifly)
- Michele Knotz (English PUSA dubbed as a Beautifly)
May's Beautifly resembles Dawn's Buneary, as both were the first Pokémon they caught and were the first Pokémon they used in a contest.
- ^ AG028: Seeing is Believing!, the red spots on Beautifly's wings are small


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Monday, October 29, 2012
Rock Garden Lounge Pillow | An Art Gallery Fabrics Project
I haven't been making too much lately, but I did take some time to sew together this fantastic lounge pillow recently and I absolutely adore it! It's made from the gorgeous new Rock 'n Romance line by Pat Bravo for Art Gallery Fabrics, and I made the free project pattern available over on the Art Gallery Fabrics blog today.
I'd love to be able to share some of this amazing new fabric with a lucky reader! Want to win a fat quarter bundle of Rock 'n Romance? Simply leave a comment on this post and I'll randomly select a winner later this week. Since I haven't been around much this summer, I'd love to hear what y'all have been up to. What's your best memory of this past summer?
Good luck, and keep rockin'!
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Oh I love the Rock n' Romance! Thanks for hosting the giveaway! My favorite memory from the summer was the visit from my nieces (they're 1 and 3). We went to the aquarium, drew pictures in the driveway with sidewalk chalk, and made a castle cake, complete with Disney princesses and Queen Elizabeth - it was as awesome as it sounds!!
ReplyDeleteThe crocheted flowers are just lovely, I remember my sister making an entire afghan with those. This fabric is so pretty!
This summer we went to visit my husband's Grandma for her 95th birthday. It was quite a big bash! 95 candles is too many, even on two cakes. It was a little frightening.That is a great looking pillow! The fabric is gorgeous. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
The summer was fabulous and I managed to get hooked on straight line quilting. I've made a few table runners for friends as gifts and now I am making one for me! Very simple but the quilting effect really makes the runners look fabulous.Wow, I would love to win.
This summer has been a wonderful one because it is the first summer in our family with two children running around, playing in the garden, mostly getting on and often falling out over nothing. Our second child just turned 2 this summer, so now big sis has a real playmate. Bliss.I love the pillow, but don't seem to have many fantastic memories of this summer - my sister was getting close to giving birth, but my niece didn't actually appear unti September. And apart from that, my summer was spent applying for jobs in the company restructure. All very stressfull, but they offered me the job of my dreams on Friday. So I've forgotten the whole summer now - autumn's much more spectacular.
ReplyDeleteBest memory of the summer: no after school grandniece sitting. We actually had some time for quilting and could leave the cutting station on the dining table without having to keep things away from curious kids. Thanks for the chance - great looking pillow for your girlie wild child.
ReplyDeleteMy best memory of this past summer is having our whole family together for the first time in many years. My brothers were home and we got a picture of our families with my dad. The last time we were together was 12 years ago under sad circumstances, now there are grandchildren to add to the family picture:)
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I follow AGF on Pinterest, subscribe via newsletter and follow on facebook.I absolutely love this fabric! My LQS doesn't carry Art Gallery Fabrics (yet), but I am hoping to convince them they need to! My summer was filled with lots of days at the pool because it was so hot here! I'm actually really looking forward to snow, which is not normal for me at all! ;) Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteFavorite memory of the summer has to be our family's two week road trip from the West Coast to Yellowstone. I have fond memories of a similar trip when I was a kid and it was wonderful to be able to share it with my daughter.
Thanks for the chance to win this fabric. I'm really liking the florals in this line - not super sweet and a bit edgy. Very cool!- AnonymousOctober 30, 2012 at 12:46 PM
I was so busy this summer..... But I did manage to have some great karaoke session with friend sometime ago so it's all good!:)
andri_chama(at)yahoo(dot)com I took a beginning quilting class in 1985 with my mother. I was a newlywed, and this was before rotary cutters and strip piecing. I learned the laborious way to cut squares and triangles from cardboard templates, and not surprisingly, I didn't have much fun. A few years later I got a rotary cutter and started quilting in earnest. However, measuring, tracing, cutting and matching seamlines with my beloved mom is a memory more precious than gold!
ReplyDeleteI love these fabrics - modern and vintage all in one!
I had a great time this summer on my first trip to the Festival of Quilts in Birmingham, UK. I'm just getting in to patchwork so had a great time looking at the beautiful exhibitions, going to workshops, and, of course, stocking up the fabric stash!- AnonymousNovember 1, 2012 at 4:37 PM
Love the pillow and thank you for the chance to win. We went to AZ, to visit a friend. My first time there and I loved it.
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I do believe that my favorite memory from this past summer was watching our daughter discover that grass is an okay plant to walk on. We encouraged her by placing her a few feet away from her pool. Once she realized that the grass was just fine to play/walk on we were off.
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Favorite part of my summer was running in some road races where I thought the heat would be too much, but actually getting my best times. Now it's "staying in the house" time and quilting time.
logcabinquiltsATgmailDOTcom Ahah, best part of summer was doing my best to not be the mosquito's late-afternoon lunch :P Easily done by staying indoors sewing, making canvas insultation covers for our water pipes (preventing frozen water pipes). And visiting the NW area N.C. Blue Ridge Pkwy! Even the air is beautiful up there :D
ReplyDeleteHi John....just an Aussie stopping by to say "Hi" from ChrisW Designs! LOVE your fabrics! Thanks for sharing!
- ChrisW DesignsWelcome Back!!! :) If we can still enter this drawing...I'd looove the chance to win! :)
We went to New Hampshire with dear Friends, tho was October. Was Awesome!!! ( exciting Summer news here, was hearin cancer had NOT returned this time, and restructuring my nose started!! Yay! Not finished yet..but before this next summer gets here! )

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Whether you're a new mom or a seasoned parenting pro, breastfeeding often comes with its fair share of questions. Here are answers to some common inquiries that mothers — new and veteran — may have.
Yes. During the first few days to weeks after delivery, you may feel strong, menstrual-like cramps in your uterus when your milk lets down. Breastfeeding helps shrink the uterus, so nursing moms may have less blood loss after childbirth.
If your baby is latched on properly, you may have 30 to 60 seconds of pain (from the nipple and areola being pulled into your baby's mouth), then the pain should subside. But if you continue to feel pain, stop feeding momentarily and reposition your baby on your breast. If the pain persists, something else might be going on.
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End table, occasional table, side table. The Scamp Table has been called many things, but the descriptor that seems to stick best is "eye-catching." The Small Scamp Table's powder-coated steel base provides a look that's interesting without being overbearing, a rare feat in this distracted world ... squirrel!
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- Overall dimensions: 10" h x 20.5" w x 13.8" d
- Tempered glass, honed marble or oak top
- Powder-coated steel or copper on steel base
- Works great as a side table or occasional table
- Also see the Medium Scamp Table and Large Scamp Table
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Honed marble, finished oak or smoke tempered glass top
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20.5"W x 13.8"D x 10"H
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21.04.2013 /
SEATTLE, Washington – Red Bull KTM Factory rider Ryan Dungey put in a tremendous ride at the fifteenth round of the Monster Energy Supercross Series when he rebounded from a first corner crash to finish 4th in the 450SX Supercross class.
After the night show opening ceremonies, Ryan Dungey was placed in the second 450SX heat where he got 4th off the start. He quickly made two passes to move into 2nd position. He held on to easily qualify for the main event.
The riders were faced with a quickly deteriorating track as they lined up for the main event. Rainfall from earlier in the day had left the track very muddy which formulated into deep ruts and slick straightaways.
Dungey managed to get a decent jump off the start, but unfortunately, collided with multiple riders causing him to go down in the first corner. He quickly recovered from the crash and was able to cross the finish line in 14th at the end of the first lap. In a remarkable charge through the pack, Dungey consistently picked off riders for the next ten laps to move into 5th place at the halfway point. On the twelfth lap of the race, Dungey moved into 4th place after Trey Canard suffered a crash. He continued to tick off fast times but was unable to grab another position. He crossed the finish line on his KTM 450 SX-F in 4th place.
"I am really bummed that I suffered a crash in the first corner," remarked Dungey. "I am happy with my ride back through the pack but I lost some valuable points in the championship tonight. I am really looking forward to the final two rounds where I feel like I can battle for the win and hopefully get on the top step of the podium for my team before the end of the series."
With two rounds remaining, Dungey sits 26 points down in the championship point standings.
Next Round: April 27, 2013 – Salt Lake City, UT
Results 450SX Class Seattle
1. Justin Barcia (USA), Honda, 19:00.404 min (20 laps)
2. Ryan Villopoto (USA), Kawasaki, +3.885 sec
3. David Millsaps (USA), Suzuki, +23.972
4. Ryan Dungey (USA), KTM, +33.915
5. Jake Weimer (USA), Kawasaki, 56.408
Other KTM
9. Andrew Short (USA), KTM, 19 laps, +15.838
19. Michael Horban (USA), KTM, 9 laps
Standings 450SX Class after 15 of 17 rounds
1. Villopoto, 321 points
2. Millsaps, 296
3. Dungey, 295
4. Barcia, 245
5. Chad Reed (USA), Honda, 213
Other KTM
7. Short, 189
11. Matthew Goerke (USA), KTM, 139
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Mets try to win set; D-backs look to start strong
Kennedy takes on Gee in Fourth of July matinee finale
For 24 straight games until Wednesday night, D-backs starters did not earn a single victory. But on Thursday at Citi Field, veteran right-hander Ian Kennedy will be looking to make it two straight wins over the Mets for Arizona's hurlers.
Kennedy (3-4, 5.36 ERA) will have to shake off some of the rust he showed in his previous outing, however. He lasted only 4 1/3 innings against Atlanta on Saturday, which was his first start following a 10-game suspension.
Opposite Kennedy will be right-hander Dillon Gee, looking to continue a solid stretch for Mets starters at home and trying to win the four-game set for his club. In the past 18 games at Citi Field, Mets starting pitchers have posted a 3.04 ERA.
The biggest concern with Gee (6-7, 4.60 ERA) is the lingering tendinitis in his right forearm that has lasted for much of the season. It's been manageable, but it still flares up occasionally. That being said, Gee has pitched very well lately. He's given up two runs or fewer in five of his past six starts.
Gee and the Mets will be looking for their first July 4 victory at Citi Field. The club has only hosted one game on Independence Day since moving into the ballpark, a 9-2 loss to the Phillies last season. In fact, the Mets haven't won at home on July 4 since 2006, when they beat the Pirates, 7-6.
During the current homestand, which ends with Thursday's finale, the Mets have scored 28 runs in six games.
"I think anytime you start to swing the bats better, it's infectious," manager Terry Collins said. "Everybody starts to get into better at-bats, putting more quality at-bats. It's like any of the other parts of the game. When somebody starts to chip in, everybody wants to be a part of it."
The D-backs' road trip, which also concludes Thursday, had been quite the opposite. Arizona started the trip 1-7, before it rallied for a 5-3 victory on Wednesday night.
The win pushed Arizona to 43-41 -- the only NL West team that is not below .500.
D-backs: Bloomquist to DL
• D-backs infielder Willie Bloomquist was placed on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday because of an injured left hand. The club recalled outfielder Tony Campana from Triple-A Reno to take his place.
"Willie's just not progressing, and we've been playing short so we made the decision that we would go the other way with him," D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said.
Bloomquist injured the hand on June 26 when he was hit by a Tyler Clippard pitch.
Mets: Parnell starring
• Mets closer Bobby Parnell hasn't surrendered a home run since last Aug. 4 against the Padres. That's a span of 62 innings.
"I don't think of myself as a strikeout pitcher," said Parnell, who is 5-4 with a 2.63 ERA. "I think of myself as a ground-ball pitcher, and in order for me to get ground balls, I have to throw down in the zone."
Worth noting
• In 11 at-bats against Kennedy, Mets third baseman David Wright has four hits, including a double and two home runs.
• The D-backs are 28-28 against the Mets in New York.
• The Mets' 17-26 record at home is the worst in the National League.
AJ Cassavell is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @ajcassavell. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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If you use glxgears as a benchmark it will be complete useless.
because its a function test not a benchmark. please don't do this.
You should use a open-source game engine as a benchmark doom3 for example. quake3 as a benchmark is outdated but maybe for an legacy software example.
In my point of view Unigine is not a good benchmark for opensource drivers. You should use quake3 as an example of antiquated software and doom3 for current software for benchmarking the open-source drivers.
Unigine is only useful for the closed source drivers right now.


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Our team is comprised of world-renowned experts in elections, technology and enterprise. With global-, federal- and state-level election leadership—working in tandem with computer security experts with years of experience developing secure solutions for Fortune 100 corporations—Everyone Counts ensures reliable results that meet the specific needs of each unique election.
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Lori Steele Contorer is the world's top expert in election modernization, pioneering the adoption of software as a service and bringing proven state of the art technologies, already proven in other mission–critical industries, to make elections more accessible, affordable, transparent and secure. The transformation has begun, and her visionary leadership in business, innovation and elections led to Ms. Steele Contorer being named in 2013 to Fortune Magazine's 10 Most Powerful Women Entrepreneurs List, a winner of San Diego Business Journal's Women Who Mean Business Award and her induction into the Bowling Green State University Dallas Hamilton Entrepreneur's Hall of Fame. Since founding Everyone Counts she has led successful election administration and voting projects in countries including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Australia, serving voters located in over 165 countries, as well as for the transition from vote by mail to secure online voting for the iconic Oscar and Emmy awards. Ms. Steele Contorer previously served as Vice President, Investments at Citigroup, specializing in searching out the most game-changing emerging and state-of-the-art technologies globally, and the companies that would lead industry transformation of those innovative technologies best. Steele Contorer's election modernization expertise and insight is frequently called on by legislators from around the world, and the media, including Time, the Wall Street Journal, CNN, Fox, MSNBC, Politico and The New York Times.
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VP, Sales, Marketing and Product
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Director, Professional Services
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Director, Information Technology
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Regional Sales Director
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Regional Sales Director
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Selecting Shower Components
The basic components of a shower consist of a pan with drain, the valve and the showerhead.
The shower will have a prefabricated floor, or pan, made from a formed plastic or solid surface material. Alternately, the pan may be constructed out of ceramic tile. The pan has a threshold at the entrance and the floor, then slants to the drain.
Basic manual mixing valve options for the shower are similar to those for the lavatory; two-handle faucets and single-control faucets are available.
With electronic mixing valves, the valve acts as an electronic thermostatic valve because it maintains the temperature that has been programmed in by the user. When turned on, the unit always resets and delivers at an initial 98° F (36.6° C).
Depressing either the "up" or "down" button shifts the readout display to the "set point mode," causing the numbers to change in the direction of warmer or cooler until released. Once that button is released, the readout reverts to the actual temperature mode so the water temperature begins to move toward the selected setting and stops when it gets there. There is a hot limit device built into the valve, as well as an integral pressure balancing mode.
Flow Rating
The flow rate of a showerhead is measured in gallons per minute (gpm). Currently, some states are in the process of limiting showerheads to 2.50 to 3 gpm (8 to 11 liters). Some manufacturers also offer flow restriction mechanisms that reduce the flow even lower to 1.7 gpm (6.4 liters). Most showerheads on the market fall within the first limit, and have a 2.50 (8 liters) gpm flow rating.
A special note about the lowest flow or 1.7 gpm showerheads: Although they do conserve water, the highly aerated water may not deliver an ideal shower. Because of the increased surface space of the aerated water drops, the water temperature will cool dramatically from the time it leaves the showerhead until it reaches the bather's body. Because humans are sensitive to a temperature drop as little as 2° F, this type of showerhead may be undesirable.
There are numerous showerheads available today. Generally, there are five broad categories of showering options: personal hand-held shower, wall-mounted shower, overhead shower, body spray shower and body mist shower.
- Personal hand-held shower. The personal hand-held shower is ideal in showers that will be used by people of varying heights, as well as near a bench in the shower that is out of the stream of water. Hand-held showers are also a great addition to a shower that will be used by an elderly person who may need assistance while bathing. Shower cleaning is also much easier with a hand-held shower.
- Wall-mounted shower. The wall-mounted showerhead is the most typical installation.
- Overhead shower. The overhead shower is placed on the ceiling. It may require a great deal of water to operate — check the manufacturer's specifications.
- Body spray shower. A body spray is a group of individual showerheads installed in a series of two or three along opposite walls.
- Body mist shower. A body mist shower is a series of jets of water in a single bar designed to gently wash the body. When mounted at the right height, both body sprays and body mists are designed to allow a person to take a shower without getting his/her face and/or hair wet.
Water patterns
When considering any showerhead, some key functions to discuss with your client are:
- Adjustment. The basic spray adjusts from fine to coarse; people prefer placing the control on the side of the showerhead as opposed to in the center which forces the user to reach into the stream of water.
- Spray pattern. A full spray pattern is more desirable than one that only delivers water around the perimeter of the head, leaving a hollow in the center.
- Water action. Showerheads can offer a soft, gentle action or a pulsating, invigorating massage.
Multiple heads
When specifying multiple showerheads in an enclosure, ask a key question: "Is this enclosure designed for one person to use with multiple heads that offer them a variety of shower experiences, or is it a shower enclosure with multiple heads that will be used by more than one person at the same time?"
If the shower is designed for one person, a diverter system can be designed to offer the user a choice of the various heads. For example, an overhead shampoo showerhead could be used in place of body sprays rather than concurrently. This type of arrangement is designed with one mixing valve and a diverting device to direct the water to the various heads.
Or, several users may enjoy the shower together. When two or more showerheads operate at the same time, you must pay particular attention to the water pressure, the size of the piping and the flow rate of the showerheads, as well as the mixer and diverter device. Designers should select a multiple-head system that has been engineered by the manufacturer and is available with detailed schematic designs and installation requirements.
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The A's and Angels will continue their dogfight for first place in the American League West on Friday when Jon Lester and Jered Weaver square off in Anaheim. The Halos have a two-game lead after a wild 4-3 win in 10 innings in Thursday's series opener.
Both teams are counting on their pitchers to step up in these crucial meetings. The last time the squads met -- a week ago at the O.co Coliseum -- Lester and Weaver did just that.
Lester allowed one run in seven innings as the A's took the middle game of the three-game set, before Weaver held Oakland to three runs in Sunday's finale to help the Angels escape with a win.
The A's can expect more of the same from Lester, who is 7-1 with a 1.64 ERA over his last 13 starts. He carries with him a reputation for shutting down opponents when games matter the most.
"No matter what type of expectation, or anything else that people put on me, I'm sure it's not going to be as high as what I put on myself," Lester said after his last outing. "I expect myself to go out there every time and throw nine shutout."
Weaver is a veteran member of a rotation trying to alleviate the absence of injured lefty Garrett Richards, who is out for the season with a torn left patellar tendon. While Weaver was solid against the A's last weekend, he has been treading water since the All-Star break. In eight post-break starts, he has a 4.41 ERA and has gone seven innings just once.
In three starts against Oakland this year, Weaver is 1-2 with a 6.00 ERA. Still, the right-hander boasts 14 wins and has a chance to tie Max Scherzer and Rick Porcello for the AL lead.
On Friday night, in a game as crucial as they come during the month of August, would be a perfect time for Weaver to collect No. 15.
"There's not many times when you have the two teams with the best records in baseball that are going head-to-head and fighting for the same prize," said Angels manager Mike Scioscia. "What we need to [do] is pretty simple -- you want to avoid that distraction of putting too much weight on everything you do. ... You don't want to try to hit a ball 430 feet when you can only hit it 410 feet."
A's: Scribner recalled to bolster bullpen
The A's shored up their bullpen in time for Thursday's series opener at Angel Stadium by recalling right-hander Evan Scribner from Triple-A Sacramento.
Oakland was down a relief arm on Wednesday because of its decision to utilize a sixth starter in Drew Pomeranz who will now join first baseman Nate Freiman at Class A Beloit. Both will return to the A's when rosters expand Monday.
For Scribner, this is his fourth stint with the A's this year -- ninth over the last two seasons -- and he is 1-0 with a 1.69 ERA in six relief appearances over that span. He's also 4-1 with a 3.06 ERA and 16 saves in 40 relief outings for the River Cats.
"He's pitched in any number of roles for us," said manager Bob Melvin. He's been here with us, he knows the up-and-down thing, we can use him for length and he has done a nice job for us."
Angels: Aybar doesn't want to rest
Manager Mike Scioscia keeps mentioning how his shortstop could use a day off, but the days keep piling on, and Erick Aybar continues to play. Since returning from a right groin strain around mid-July, Aybar has started 35 straight games at shortstop for the Angels, including Thursday's series opener against the A's.
The acquisition of Gordon Beckham has allowed Scioscia to give second baseman Howie Kendrick and third baseman David Freese off their feet by starting at designated hitter on occasion, but Beckham hasn't seen time at shortstop since his Minor League days and Jon McDonald has been used almost exclusively as a late-game defensive replacement.
Aybar said he'll rest in December, when he returns to his native Dominican Republic for his usual winter break.
Right now, he wants to play.
"I don't want a day off," Aybar said in Spanish. "There's a month left, we're in first place, and we have an important series against Oakland, which we know has a good team. We have a day off Monday. I can rest then. At this point in the season, nobody wants a day off."
Worth noting
• Angels lefty specialist Joe Thatcher (left ankle sprain) said his bullpen session on Saturday "didn't go so well," but added: "My arm is in shape, so as soon as my ankle is ready, I'll be ready to go. There's no buildup process."
• The A's announced Thursday that Jeff Samardzija will face the Angels on Saturday and Scott Kazmir will face them Sunday, instead of the other way around as originally planned.
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DELPHOS — An almost half-court shot by Delphos St. John's guard Curtis Geise provided a boost of momentum to the Blue Jays heading into the fourth quarter. They went on to defeat the New Knoxville Rangers 50-43 in a Midwest Athletic Conference contest at the Vatican on Friday night.
Delphos turned up the defense in the fourth quarter limiting New Knoxville to only four points, while the Jays scored 10 points for the seven-point victory.
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WAPAKONETA — The Bath Wildcats used a balanced offensive attack and took advantage of a lackluster showing by the Redskins to pull away to a 61-47 win in a Western Buckeye League varsity boys basketball game at Wapakoneta High School.
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Minster defeated the Cardinals 47-23 in a Midwest Athletic Conference match-up on Thursday night.
Minster earned the big victory despite the absence of Kayla Albers and Bridget Geiger, two of the team's top scorers.
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Ann Arbor � It�s still painful for them to admit, and the Wolverines hope they don�t have to admit it much longer. The Spartans have the superior defense, the more-physical offensive line, the tougher disposition. They�ve won four of the past five meetings and their top-ranked defense is prepared to punish.
That�s the prevailing narrative, and the Wolverines are desperate to change it.
�If somebody came up to you and hit you right in the face, would you take that personally?� offensive tackle Taylor Lewan said Monday. �Nobody likes to get bullied, and that�s what they did two years ago � they bullied us. � We�re not going to get bullied this year.�
We�ve heard it before, and are waiting to see it. It won�t be easy for Michigan to slug it out with Michigan State, not with their unrefined offensive and defensive lines. But the Wolverines have the wild card, even if it�s a card Brady Hoke would rather not overuse. They have Devin Gardner, the one guy who can win the game for either team.
When he�s throwing deep or running smartly, Gardner is the most dangerous quarterback in the Big Ten, leading with 328.4 total yards per game. When he�s trying to do too much and turning it over (10 interceptions), he scares his own team.
The Wolverines (6-1) haven�t won in East Lansing in six years, and the Spartans (7-1) could put a strangehold on the Legends division with a victory. Michigan State is becoming what it aims to be under Mark Dantonio, a perennial bowl participant and conference contender, a team with a snarl.
In his third season, Hoke is still trying to build that type of team, and should feel increasing urgency to do so. The Wolverines aren�t there, and Saturday�s game becomes a major test of the program�s development. They�ve won with Gardner and receivers Jeremy Gallon and Devin Funchess, entertaining but difficult to sustain. They�re coming off a 63-47 victory over Indiana and a 43-40 four-overtime loss to Penn State, and with Gardner�s unpredictability and the defense�s deficiencies, there�s no guessing which Michigan team will trot onto the field.
Streak changes things
A couple weeks ago, we were saying the same thing about the Spartans� anemic offense. I�m not sure if their 42-3 victory over Illinois changed everything, but it did alter perceptions. It�s a stark contrast now, considering the two rivals are so close in the standings and the rankings. Michigan State has used its terrific defense to buy time while quarterback Connor Cook develops. Michigan has used Gardner and his receivers to buy time while its trenches develop.
It was vaguely similar last year. The Spartans didn�t allow a touchdown but Denard Robinson made a couple magical plays, including a 20-yard pass to Drew Dileo in the closing seconds that led to a 12-10 victory, snapping the Wolverines� four-game losing streak in the series.
Not to frazzle the Old Blues, but on Michigan�s all-important rival scale, Michigan State has climbed up alongside Ohio State. In fact, you could argue the Spartans� streak is a major reason Hoke is here. The Wolverines aren�t the only team to get beat by the Buckeyes, but getting beat up by the Spartans is less acceptable.
Two years ago, Michigan State slammed its way to a 28-14 victory, winning the ground game and the nasty intimidation game, holding Robinson to 42 yards rushing. The Spartans were whistled for 13 penalties (five personal fouls) and Lewan took a punch from William Gholston, who was suspended for a game.
�Oh yeah, we talk about it all the time,� senior offensive tackle Michael Schofield said. �The way they described it was 60 minutes of unnecessary roughness, and that�s pretty much how we describe it.�
Gardner must be good
Punches don�t win games but slugging it out � figuratively � does. Michigan is starting three youngsters on the interior of its line, including true freshman guard Kyle Bosch, a tempting invitation for Michigan State�s blitz-happy linebackers.
In some ways, the most important play Saturday might be the incomplete pass, and Gardner can�t be reluctant to toss it away. If Michigan State�s defense forces turnovers, with playmakers Shilique Calhoun, Denicos Allen, Max Bullough and others, the bullying will continue.
Some think that�s exactly what will happen because defenses rule, and Michigan�s traditional running game with Fitzgerald Toussaint has been mostly meek. But Gardner made spectacular plays to beat Notre Dame, and Michigan State hasn�t faced a quarterback quite like him.
�I don�t like the inconsistencies, but I�m not displeased we�re a 6-1 football team, and four overtimes from being 7-0,� Hoke said. �We gotta take advantage of opportunities.�
Hoke knows the deal. Using Gardner�s legs is a fine way to move the ball, but not the best way to survive a long season or a rugged defense. Hoke is still searching for a signature road victory, for a definitive sign his program can mash again with the brutes. The Wolverines aren�t there yet, but for now, their next-best option isn�t a bad one, as long as the Gardner who shows up is the good one.


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The giant live oak at Constitution Green in downtown Orlando is causing a stir because the property owner finally wants to develop the land -- and most likely cut down the tree in the process.
My column in Tuesday's edition asked why the city of Orlando doesn't just buy the land if it wants to save the majestic tree. After all, the city seems to find a way to pay for everything else it wants.
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If a house can be moved, couldn't a tree also be relocated?
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Whether this particular tree at Constitution Green at Summerlin Avenue and South Street could actually be moved is a more complicated...
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She apparently thought a disagreement between the school principal and another mother over disrupting a writing test was a police matter.
The opt-out movement has officially jumped the shark.
We're talking about tests. At school.
Those two go together like cheese and pizza, right?
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They've decided the tests are the problem.
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Thankfully, more people are starting to talk about the cost of child care and the sad reality that too many people can't afford quality programs.
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On Thursday night the Florida Department of Health in Seminole County along with partners will premier a new PBS documentary called "The Raising of America: Early Childhood and the Future of Our Nation."
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The price of infant care in Florida is higher than the average cost of tuition at a public university.
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You can read my original prediction and thoughts on the $100 ticket here.
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One mystery remaining about the Disney psyche over the next few years is why they are going forward with plans for "Avatar Land" or whatever it will be officially called.
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So what does the agency do?
Send a stock car hurling around the track in Daytona at more than 100 miles per hour, of course.
On Saturday, Scott Lagasse Jr. will drive the DOT-sponsored "Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow" No. 19 car in the season opener of NASCAR's XFINITY series.
Taxpayers' tab for such glory? $650,000.
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Read moreFriday night was a tough one for a lot of households.
I heard from several parents over the weekend who were grappling with the new reality that their son or daughter wasn't admitted to the University of Florida.
UF is exceedingly hard to get into. I've written about that and how for that reason, alumni (including me) can't bring up our children in the Gator faith.
At least they would be foolish to do so considering the risk of setting their kids up for failure.
This column I wrote last year goes into more detail about that.
And now there's something more.
A story in Tuesday's Sentinel details how there's so much demand to get into UF that the university apparently thinks it can offer a few thousand students online-only admission for at least the first two semesters.
Welcome to the University of Florida. Now, please, don't come on our campus.
UF acknowledges in the story that such an option isn't for everyone.
I'd say it's not for most people. Part of the college experience is going...
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