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Phil Mickelson to Cut Back on High-Fiving Fans Due to Illness
One of the reasons fans love Phil Mickelson is because he's a man of the people — playing shots no one else will try, giving those he hits with errant tee shots $100 bills and always high-fiving and fist bumping fans. Sadly, however, it sounds like the third and most endearing of those traditions will be coming to an end.
"I've got to be a little bit careful on some of the high fives and hand slappings and stuff, because it looks like that's kind of been the cause of me getting sick a little bit. I've got to cut some of that out."
Mickelson noted that he wasn't able to prepare as much as he would've liked to for this week's WGC-Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone Country Club due to a bout with strep throat. He believes that came from fan interaction during the Open Championship.
That being said — in one of the most "Phil Mickelson" things he could say about the situation — Lefty reminded us that he plays pretty well when he's sick.
"I played some of my best golf when I was sick too," Mickelson said. "It's been a while now, but back in San Diego, like 2000 or 2001, I ended up being in the hospital with an IV on Tuesday and Wednesday and ended up winning."
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Tom Glavine Gets Funny Golf Balls for Hall of Fame Induction
Tom Glavine spent last weekend becoming immortal. The 10-time All-Star and two-time Cy Young winner entered the National Baseball Hall of Fame after a 21-year big league career that saw him strike out more than 2,600 batters and win 305 games.
But, you know, "You can't win 'em all," as they say — and Glavine certainly didn't. The former Braves and Mets ace was on the hook for 203 losses over those 21 seasons. And who better to remind you of that than your closest friends?
Shortly after receiving notification of his election to the hall of fame, Glavine received a gift – six dozen Pro V1′s with "Titleist 47″ on one side; "Tom Glavine 203 Losses" on the other.
Glavine laughed at the gift and even conceded that he'll probably leave a few in the woods at his home club for the members to find. Perhaps that's what Barack Obama was doing at Congressional — just leaving a few in the woods for his fellow Americans to find?
It's not likely that Glavine will lose many of these by accident. Along with a plaque in Cooperstown, he also owns a three handicap.
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iTunes Makes Golf Highlights Available
The Internet multi-media superstore, iTunes, and the PGA Tour have announced a partnership that will bring fans one-hour recaps of every event from the 2013-14 PGA Tour season, as well as many of the games' most memorable tournaments from 1990 until now.
PGA Tour's Executive Vice President of Global Media Rick Anderson said, "We have this wonderful collection of videos and wanted to unlock these archives and make them available directly to our fans.
"We're excited to partner with Apple to launch this platform through the iTunes store and its vast audience. We are starting with selected players who have had at least 10 victories and are excited to roll out more recap shows over time, so fans can catch any action they may have missed as well as relive their favorite moments since 1990."
Among the players whose highlights are currently available are Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Adam Scott, David Duval, Fred Couples and Ernie Els. Prices start at $2.99/episode and are available now on iTunes.
In Case You Missed It
Next Up on Rickie Fowler's Bucket List: Skydiving
Because he works for himself, Fowler is free to do as much adrenaline junkie stuff as his adrenaline junkie heart desires. His sponsors may have a thing or two to say about such dicey endeavors, but then again, one of his partners, Red Bull, arranged to put him up in an acrobatic plane and go cliff diving.
The energy drink company may also be behind his next stunt: skydiving. Read More
Dustin Johnson Taking Leave of Absence for 'Personal Challenges'
Earlier this week, the PGA of America announced that the top 100 players in the Official World Golf Ranking would be taking part in the season's fourth major, the PGA Championship at Valhalla next week. "Barring any withdrawals before the opening round, this would be the first time any major championship would feature every one of the top 100 world-ranked players," the announcement read.
Well, the first – and hopefully only – withdrawal came Thursday. World No. 16 Dustin Johnson will be "taking a leave of absence from professional golf, effective immediately," according to a statement released by his management team. He will miss not only the PGA Championship, but also the Ryder Cup in September. Read More
Out Of Bounds
The guys at Dude Perfect set the bar pretty high for trick shot videos. With everyone trying their hand at doing the unbelievable, the Internet is now rife with lame fakes and cooked trick shot videos.
This video, is not one of those. This is as real as it gets and it's freakin' awesome! The guys at KDP Trick Shots have a slew of great shots on their YouTube page, but their latest might also be their greatest:
Unreal. I'm still shaking my head over here.
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January 25th, 2011 at 10:45 am
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January 25th, 2011 at 10:43 am
ABC Stands as Monday's Most-Watched Net
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January 25th, 2011 at 10:21 am
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January 25th, 2011 at 10:11 am
Original UK Series 'Being Human,' Returns Next Month on BBC America for a Monster Third Season
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A Sacramento County native, Anne Marie Schubert earned a B.A. in government from Saint Mary's College in 1986. She was elected as the Sacramento County District Attorney in June 2014.
Why did you want to study law?
I went to law school for all the wrong reasons. I just wanted a job that paid me a lot of money. I was very fortunate to intern during law school at the District Attorney's office in San Francisco, and it opened my eyes to this fantastic public safety system that we have.
What was it like going to law school at the University of San Francisco?
Law school was very hard. There's a point in law school when you feel like you're in a black hole and you're not going to get out because it's so much work at the beginning. But by the third year when I got the system down, I really enjoyed it. I felt like I came out of my shell.
What inspired you to run for public office?
I've just loved being a district attorney. I think anyone will tell you as a career prosecutor, and I say this every day, that if I won the lottery today, I would show up tomorrow. Most of us in this building are not in this because we're getting rich, we're in this because we love what we do. How great is it to know every day that you are going to work to do the right thing?
What was the campaign experience like?
It's very personally taxing, but there are parts I loved. I love to get out into the community, and I like to talk to people. I consider myself very social now. You become stronger, and you do things you never thought you would have to do. You ask complete strangers for money, and that's not a comfortable thing. You become the cause, and I'm okay with me being the cause, because I know in my heart of hearts that I'm doing this for the right reasons. I'm not doing it for partisan politics or anything like that, I do it because I'm from this community and I want Sacramento to be a safe place.
I've heard that you've pioneered cold case prosecutions (unsolved criminal investigations that remain open pending new evidence). What has that been like?
My background for much of my career since the early '90s has been to try a lot of DNA cases. In 2002, I created a cold case homicide unit here. It's incredibly satisfying, and a lot of it is just persistence. There are families out there that want answers, and that's a really important thing. It's very rewarding to the victims of crime to be able to do that.
What is one of your biggest professional accomplishments?
One of the things I'm proudest of is the truancy program that I started to help reduce truancy in the county. I believe very strongly that public safety is comprised of many different components. People that commit crimes need to be held accountable and suffer the consequences, but I also believe that we are safer as a community if we prevent it in the first place. As D.A.'s we have a role in that.
Why did you decide to go to Saint Mary's?
My parents were always big on education. It was never a thought that you weren't going to college. My first year I went to the University of San Diego, but I was very homesick, so I came home to Sacramento for a year and went to Sac State, and then I transferred to Saint Mary's. It was really great because they had an outreach program here in Sacramento, and I went and met a couple of people that became my best friends from college.
What was your college experience like?
I studied and always worked in college. I also knew at that point that I wanted to go to law school, so I was very focused on my grades. I had a routine down, and I was at the library every day until it closed. I also loved being in a class size that had 10 students. I liked that interaction where your opinion matters.
What is your fondest memory of Saint Mary's?
Probably the relationships and friendships I built with the people who went to school there. I also feel very fortunate because I feel like I had a great education. The education there was not just simply about learning whatever your subject matter was, but about a broader base of understanding. I think that worked very well for law school, since it wasn't just memorization.
What do you do when you're not at work?
I just bought a house in the country, so right now it's about mowing the lawn and cleaning out the pond. I like outdoors stuff like that. My little 6-year-old son––all he wants is country and horses.
What kind of activities do you like to do with your two sons?
My boys are really into dirt biking and ATV's, so we do that. We also do a lot of hiking and kayaking. I have a cabin in the Sierras, and you can go way up into the hills where there's nobody there. The kids love it, and it's just beautiful.
How would you describe an SMC Gael?
I would probably describe them in terms of their character. To me it's pretty simple. It's honesty, integrity, compassion, dedicated to the goodness of human beings. You leave there knowing that you've done everything you can to create that quality of character.
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A unique celebration took place on April Fool's Day, where patriarchal conventions were challenged with wit and laughter
This year a group of women who are vocal about women's rights and part of the feminist movement decided to spend a joyous evening filled with comedy, music and theatre on April 1 at The India Habitat Centre in the Capital. The performances, depicting the unusual union of 'fun' and 'feminism', debunk the popular belief that feminism does not lend itself to comedy.
The evening was marked by the release of a "feminist" Joke Book in Hindi and English by Kamla Bhasin and Bindia Thapar, published by women's group Jagori.
The celebration continued with powerful musical performances by Sonam Kalra, Swaang (a Mumbai-based cultural group), Community Women's group and students group. This was followed up by a short comedy skit presented by Ktyayni, directed by Suhaila Kapur that left the audience in splits. Humour was the device of the evening to defy the multi-faceted dimensions of Indian patriarchy.
Penning her pot-shots at patriarchy, activist Kamla Bhasin has translated her book 2004 book Laughing Matters to Hasna to Sangharshon Mein Bhi Zaroori hai in Hindi. "Women's place is in the house — a good enough reason for them to be in both Houses of Parliament". "They demand not just copper-T, but also property". Through a collection of one-liners and wisecracks, Ms. Bhasin proves that it is as important to laugh at oneself. "We are Feminists! We are against ALL HIERARCHY! But yes, sometimes, there is some ANARCHY in our group" and 'Who says we are powerless? Haven't they seen our power to gossip and nag?"
An expert self-deprecator, Ms. Bhasin said: "You can say it and yet not say it with humour. The main theme is attacking patriarchal thinking and practices. It is to make fun of men for their lack of contribution to the home and with the family."
"It is essential to laugh at ourselves. Feminists take themselves too seriously. Only if your struggle is going to be short, can you afford to have long faces? I have always felt the need for humour and joy in the women's movement. As our struggle is going to be long we need to enjoy the journey as well!" she told The Hindu.
While most of the jokes are infused with jest, the author is cautious to not allow the underlying meaning to slip into a careless banter. Ms. Bhasin scrutinised the prejudices against women in an attempt to reveal their ridiculousness and encourage people to laugh at the folly of sexist views. "Anger and rage are powerful tools according to some people. Some people have questioned my use of humour. However, why can't we use multiple tools? There are multiple situations we need multiple tools as well as multiple reactions."
Realising the potency of comic weapons, Ms. Bhasin retorted to the 'ridiculousness of patriarchy' with satire and burlesque to depict the discriminations encountered by women. "My book and I are a part of the movement and this is one of my expressions. I believe in pluralism," affirmed Ms. Bhasin.
Ritu Menon, a fellow feminist and co-founder of Kali for Women, reiterated the power of humour as a tactful method of subversion. "Humour and sarcasm are powerful devices. Laughter is also the best means to communicate serious messages. There is not just laughing but also absorbing the message without it being hammered on the head."
Institutions and individuals seem to be reconsidering their strategies of feminism using contemporary methods of representation. "It was great to see so many young people, including young men. Humour directly engages with people and gets direct responses. This is half the battle won since there is an immediate response," added Ms. Menon.
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I have never understood why prisoners should be forbidden from using an *offline* computer.
Actually, they're not, at least in California. I personally know several inmates who are taking college courses "behind bars." The computers aren't Internet-connected, and the instructor collects the flash drives they store their work on between classes, but they have access to computers for educational purposes. Some inmate clerks also have access to computers (non-networked) for typing and other clerical tasks.
In the federal system, they're even experimenting with the very limited and locked down TRULINCS [bop.gov] email system for inmates...
What's not accurate is the summary's claim that "prison regulations forbid any contact with the outside world." Inmates routinely contact the outside world through telephone calls, letters, and contact and/or non-contact (and in California and New York, for most inmates, the possibility of "family" a/k/a "trailer" a/k/a/ "conjugal") visits...
On a related topic, anyone remember the Wired article on Roy Wahlberg [wired.com]? "Roy Wahlberg hacked a man to death, then hacked his way into a million-dollar software business behind bars."
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Rob Clark comments on bipartisan 'Manufacturing Universities' bill
The Manufacturing Universities Act of 2015 would establish a program within the Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) charged with designating 25 schools as "Manufacturing Universities."
Statement from Rob Clark, Sr. VP for Research, on the value of scientific peer review
"The House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology is currently conducting a review on grants issued by the agency for some 60 merit-reviewed projects, including one from the University of Rochester. Scientific research awarded through peer-review process should not be subject to political or ideological interference."
Rochester to compete for $200M in photonics funding
The Obama administration announced Friday that it would establish an Institute for Manufacturing Innovation on photonics, or the science of using light in everything from advanced manufacturing to transmitting data. The industry and related fields such as optics and imaging already account for an estimated 17,000 jobs in this region.
Robert Clark stresses need for federal research support at National Press Club
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Fullback Shaun Chapas and offensive tackle Brett Van Sloten were waived with injury designations. Baltimore also placed defensive end Kapron Lewis-Moore, guard Will Rackley and defensive end Brent Urban on injured reserve.
Jones-Drew and Cyprien were listed as doubtful heading into the game. Shorts was questionable with a groin injury.
The offensive players among them are wideouts Cecil Shorts (groin) and Mike Brown (shoulder), tight end Marcedes Lewis (knee), tackle Austin Pasztor (shoulder) and guard Will Rackley (elbow).
The defensive players are end Andre Branch (knee), cornerback Mike Harris (hip), linebackers Nate Stupar (chest) and Geno Hayes (knee) and tackle Roy Miller (shoulder).
The offensive players so designated are linemen Will Rackley (illness) and Cameron Bradfield (bicep) and wide receiver Cecil Shorts (groin). Running back Justin Forsett (foot) is out.
The defensive probables are cornerback Will Blackmon (shoulder), defensive end Andre Branch (knee), safety Winston Guy (shoulder), linebackers J.T. Thomas (ankle) and Geno Hayes (knee) and tackle Roy Miller (shoulder).
Among them are defensive tackle Tyson Alualu (elbow), defensive end Andre Branch (neck), wide receivers Cecil Shorts (groin) and Mike Brown (ankle), running back Maurice Jones-Drew (knee), defensive tackles Roy Miller (shoulder) and Sen'Derrick Marks (ankle) and tight end Danny Noble (hamstring).
Offensive lineman Will Rackley (head) is doubtful while linebacker Paul Posluszny (concussion) is questionable.
An Achilles injury will also keep Jacksonville wideout Stephen Williams inactive in Week 11.
Only wide receiver Stephen Williams (Achilles) is doubtful. Tight end Danny Noble (knee) and guard Will Rackley (concussion) are questionable. Listed as probable are running back Maurice Jones-Drew (knee), defensive tackles Roy Miller (shoulder) and Sen'Derrick Marks (ankle) and wide receivers Denard Robinson (hamstring) and Cecil Shorts (groin).
Nwaneri came into the week questionable, while Rackley was considered probable. Both are dealing with knee injuries.
Their injury report also includes running back Justin Forsett (toe), quarterback Blaine Gabbert (thumb) and offensive lineman Will Rackley (ankle) as questionable. Among the probables are wide receiver Stephen Burton (illness), safety John Cyprien (hamstring), defensive tackle Roy Miller (knee) and defensive lineman Jeremy Mincey (illness).
Rackley, who missed the 2012 season with a broken foot, had a protective boot on Monday while he watched practice.
"We're taking it week by week but I'm feeling good compared to when it first happened," he said. "I'm personally pretty confident [he can play against Kansas City in Week 1], but I don't want to do anything stupid and miss more time than I need to."


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Here's where we differ. A field is one-half of the picture, every other line. So the field rate must be twice the full frame-rate in order to .
My 9300 has tested out at 33 fields/s for Advanced, when the fieldrate for 1080i is 59.94 Hz. I'm not being stubborn, these are the numbers. It appears that my card can not handle 1080i with Advanced deinterlacing, but it's not clear to me how this relates to Advanced 2X and Advanced 1X.
It does appear that my 9300 can handle 1080i using Temporal, since it tests at 109 fields/s, but what does this mean WRT 2X and 1X?
And finally it appears my Quadro can handle Advanced for 1080i, at 90 fields/s.
I was referring to the "decoding" part, not the deinterlacing side of things and you know it as I wrote that the only thing you need to worry about is the deinterlacing part... You like to create strawman arguments don't you ?
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ST. LOUIS - A conversation with Mike Shannon is equivalent to seeing his face while you're listening to his schtik on the radio.
To those who can still remember, Shannon is the hometown boy who hit a game-tying, two-run homer off the New York Yankees' Whitey Ford in the 1964 World Series opener.
To everybody else, he's the voice of the St. Louis Cardinals, fond of uttering homespun phrases such as "Ol' Abner's done it again," referring to Abner Doubleday, whom some believe invented baseball, creating another close game.
In Shannon's world, home is not the plate, but "the dish" or the "platter."
"Mike Shannon's unique style fits St. Louis," said catcher Jason LaRue. "He's an intricate part of the organization."
"He's just a fantastic guy who knows the game backwards and forwards," added starting pitcher Todd Wellemeyer.
St. Louis manager Tony La Russa went even further. "I can't say enough about Mike Shannon," La Russa said. "He lives, loves and bleeds Cardinal baseball."
Shannon, 69, shows no signs of slowing down. He said his "Shannonisms" just pop into his mind.
"They just come out of my mouth," he said. "I don't know where they come from."
All the other things that have enriched his life helped him deal with the loss of his wife, Judy, who died in July 2007 after a long illness. "I had a wonderful wife and a great marriage for 48 years," Shannon said. "Having all my children and grandchildren and the Cardinals keeps my life so busy that I'm OK and I'm thankful for the good years that I had."
Shannon played right field as the Cardinals won the 1964 World Series. In 1967, he was moved to third to make room for Roger Maris, who had broken Babe Ruth's home run record with 61 homers in 1961.
With Maris, the Cardinals defeated the Boston Red Sox in the 1967 World Series, but lost in the World Series to the Detroit Tigers the following year.
Maris, who retired after the 1968 season, remained close friends with Shannon.
"He had so much pressure and he had no help," Shannon said of Maris' pursuit of Ruth's record. "The Yankees didn't want him to break Ruth's record and the pitchers wouldn't throw to him. On the last day of the season, he said to himself, 'I'm damned if I do and damned if I don't.'"
Maris hit No. 61 to break Ruth's record, which stood until the Cardinals' Mark McGwire and the Chicago Cubs' Sammy Sosa both surpassed him in 1998, hitting 70 and 66, respectively. Barry Bonds of the San Francisco Giants is the current record holder, hitting 73 in 2001.
Despite all the allegations of steroids surrounding McGwire, Sosa and Bonds, Shannon refused to say anything negative about the men who surpassed Maris. "(McGwire) hit five home runs in three games (on the last weekend of the 1998 season)," Shannon said. "This is one of the greatest feats in baseball."
Buck gave him a start
Shannon's playing career was cut short by nephritis, a kidney disease, in 1970. He joined the Cardinals' promotional staff in 1971, turning down offers to coach in the majors and manage in the minors. Shannon said no because he had a young wife and small children.
He was given the opportunity in the broadcast booth by then Cardinals general manager Bing Devine in 1972.
Shannon credits Hall of Fame announcer Jack Buck for laying his foundation for success.
"It was like buying a new house," said Shannon, who was inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame in 1999 in recognition of his popularity and performance on the air and as a player.
"I didn't know where the bathroom was or where the garage was. I knew nothing about the mechanics. I learned it all from him."
Jase Bandelow, Shannon's assistant in the broadcast booth, said working with him is a new experience every day.
"He loves to take the opportunity to help so many people and to put smiles on baseball fans' faces," Bandelow said. "There are always so many people invited to visit in his broadcast suite."
Shannon had a quick answer for those who wonder why the prices at his downtown St. Louis restaurant are so high. "It's to keep the riff raff out," he joked.
Current stars are OK
Shannon is taken back by the unflattering perception of today's athletes.
"You hear a lot of negative stories because that sells and the press knows that," he said. "You don't hear about all the hours they give signing autographs at hospitals and rehabilitation centers."
One story especially touched Shannon. A father didn't know the proper channels to go through to get Albert Pujols' autograph for his son, who was returning home from his second tour of Iraq and had a birthday coming up. So the father wrote Shannon.
"As soon as I got that letter, I took it down and showed it to Albert," Shannon said. "He immediately went and got a ball and signed it for the young man. He felt if this kid is putting his life on the line for our country, it is very little to ask."
Shannon said the vast majority of major leaguers are grateful to be in their position.
"You see all those kids out in the stands wearing their baseball hats, holding up signs and screaming," Shannon said. "Every one of them has a big dream to be out on that field one day.
"Ninety-five percent of all the players are those kids grown up. They are thrilled every time they walk out onto that field and realize their dream came true."
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SANANTONIO -- City Council today approved a new program that will turn some elementary school playgrounds into community fitness parks. A southwest side campus is the first to benefit.
At Sky Harbour Elementary, children love to play on the equipment. Soon, they will have a lot more ways to exercise here than climbing walls and slides.
City Council has partnered with San Antonio Sports to launch SPARK parks, a program that beefs up school playgrounds and turns them into fitness parks the whole community can use.
You keep it open past school hours, explained District 4 councilman Rey Saldana. So you essentially provide a public park in an area that has existed over the past, in this case, fifty years except that it s been closed to the public after 3 p.m.
UTSA architectural students will come up with the plans. Students at Sky Harbour have already dreamed dreams, creating their versions of what the revitalized school grounds should look like.
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A lot of them don t have the transportation to go out of their neighborhood to go and visit a fitness park or take a walk that would be safe, principal Marina Avila said.
If everything works out as we predict it will, it s going to be a great opportunity and a great launching pad for the City of San Antonio to do more SPARK parks, added Southwest Independent School District superintendent Dr. Lloyd Verstuyft.
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It was an ambitious speech that President Obama delivered last night — not just about Iraq, but also Afghanistan and the economy. I thought it amounted to a defense of his presidency. He continues to strike me as a guy who thought he was elected for domestic reasons and so seems to resent how foreign affairs intrude on his time. His rhetoric on the two subjects has the feel of two different men — on foreign policy, kind of tired and clichéd, written by a committee, but on domestic affairs, kind of zingy.
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And in the second most under-reported story of the month, here is a comment from an Iraqi politician, quoted by the awesome Anthony Shadid of the New York Times:
A leading politician related a recent conversation he had with a top Iraqi general. The politician asked about the possibility of a coup. The general, he said, deeming the talk serious, pulled out a map of the capital and provided a disconcertingly elaborate plan to execute one: overturning trucks to block the route from the main American base to the Green Zone, seizing television stations, besieging Parliament, and so on.
Meanwhile, old Reidar Visser continues to produce some of the most insightful analyses of Iraqi politics. I first came across him three or so years ago when a member of Petraeus's staff said, "Don't ask me! If you want to understand Basra, read Reidar Visser."
And Anne Applebaum had a good piece on the long-term costs of the Iraq war, but loses points for concluding with the tired anecdote about Chou En Lai saying it is too early to tell on the French revolution.
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A 4-year old boy shot and killed the wife of a Tennessee sheriff's deputy over the weekend, police say.
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"We are looking to contest around 10 seats just to tell people about our presence. While it is an East Indian initiative, we would largely be looking at the population that resides in gaonthans of the city," said Godfrey Pimetna, convenor of the organisation that is yet to name itself.
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Pittsburgh Pirates vs Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates +140
The Reds are 4-10 L 14 overall and 2-5 L 7 as a home favorite. Pitt is 5-1 L 6 of Maholms starts and Pittsburgh is 4-1 L5 when Maholm faces Harang. The Reds are hitting .218 vs leftys their L 10 games while Pitt is hitting .273 L 10 vs rightys. The Pirates lead the season series 4-2. Bullpen favors Cincy but we like the bats on the Pirates better right now. Over priced here, we will take the undervalued road dog. Pirates for 2 units!
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Matty O'Shea
BOS +125 vs TAM
Analysis: The defending World Series champion Red Sox have not lost three straight games in more than a month and face the pitcher who ignited a bench-clearing brawl the last time these teams met back on June 5th. That would be Tampa Bay's James Shields, who is just 1-4 lifetime vs. Boston with a 5.66 ERA. While Shields has been dominant at home, he will be facing a very motivated Sox squad that has taken back the AL East lead from the Rays both times they have had the opportunity this season. Boston has won the last six meetings with Tampa Bay and sends Justin Masterson to the mound. The Sox have won five of the last six times Masterson has gone to the mound, including a win over the Rays back on June 3rd. I definitely expect Boston to regain focus in this series, so take this team as my MLB Underdog Play O' the Day.
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Washington Nationals at Florida Marlins
An early line move in favor of the Fish suggests the public is unaware of Nats starter Tim Redding's incredible 12-1 team start record in the underdog role. Furthermore, his TSR is a perfect 10-0 if priced below +150 and he's 6 for 6 as a road underdog. Washington has won the last nine games he has started and will be looking for revenge against their division rivals, who have taken 8 of the first 9 meetings this season between the teams.
Play on: Washington
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New York Mets vs. St Louis Cardinals
Play: St Louis Cardinals
The Cardinals were able to take the final two games in Kansas City and come home with a successful 5-4 record during the recent roadtrip. St. Louis is the only team in baseball with at least 23 wins at both home and on the road. It was swept by the Royals in its last home series so it comes in with some momentum this time around. The Cardinals offense is leading the charge, hitting .292 over the last 10 games while averaging 5.4 rpg over that span. St. Louis is also hitting .280 at home against right-handed pitching.
The Mets were not swept by the Yankees over the weekend but they were swept at home sop they come in on a big downer and a three-game losing skid. New York is five games under .500 on the road and the offense can be to blame as has been the case recently. The Mets are hitting .254 on the road this season and over the last 10 games they are hitting only .248. They have scored three runs or fewer in seven of those games and have averaged just 4.1 rpg over that 10-game stretch and that includes a 15-run game.
Kyle Lohse has had a very solid recent stretch. Lohse had tossed three straight quality starts prior to his last outing and has done so in six of his last eight games, posting a 3.07 ERA over that span. One non-quality start was due to lack of innings as he allowed just one run in five innings. He has been solid at home, going 4-1 with a 3.10 ERA in nine starts at Busch Stadium. Add to that, Lohse is 5-0 with a 2.84 ERA in eight nighttime starts.
John Maine has put together two straight quality outings but he has not had three straight since mid-May. Through May 13th, his ERA was at 2.81 and it has gone up nearly a full run since then as his ERA over his last eight starts is a very below average 4.70. He has had better success on the road than at home but the Mets are just 4-4 in his eight away starts. He has only pitched more than 6.2 innings once all season yet has gone over 100 pitches in seven straight starts. Walks are a problem as proven by his 1.43 road WHIP. Play St. Louis Cardinals 1.5 Units
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Kansas City Royals vs. Baltimore Orioles
Selection: Kansas City Royals -120
The Kansas City Royals will use starting pitcher Zack Greinke. Zack Greinke has been pitching very well as of late. In fact, Zack Greinke has a 1.80 ERA in his last 3 starts. We see Zack Greinke pitching another great game today.
The Baltimore Orioles will use starting pitcher Brian Burres. Brian Burres has been struggling as of late. In fact, Brian Burres has a 6.75 ERA in his last 3 starts. We see Brian Burres pitching another bad game today.
The bottom line, the Kansas City Royals should be able to beat the Baltimore Orioles tonight!
Take the Kansas City Royals!
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While the Yankees money line is too expensive to release as a pay play to my clients, there is value with the Yankees on Monday and that is why youre seeing them here! The Yanks were 16-7 in their last 23 games before yesterdays 3-1 loss to the Mets. Note that they send Mike Mussina to the mound tonight and that is a big problem for the Rangers. Not only is Mussina 10-5 with a 3.93 ERA this season, he has also dominated Texas in his recent meetings with them. The Yankees right-hander is 6-0 with a 2.72 ERA in his last nine starts against the Rangers and there is no reason that his dominance should be halted on Monday! Keep in mind that Mussina has won 9 of his last 11 decisions and his last start was halted by rain in the third inning so he is very well rested for tonights start! The Rangers have lost 20 of their last 26 games versus New York and, especially with this pitching match-up tonight, the struggles against the Yankees should continue for Texas. The Rangers send Scott Feldman to the mound and he has not fared well at all on the road in his career. He is 0-7 with a 6.72 ERA in 43 career road games. Overall, Feldman hasnt won a game since May 9th and hes 0-2 with a 4.88 ERA since then. Feldman needed 99 pitches just to get through four innings against Houston in his last start and he wont find Yankee Stadium to be any kinder than Minute Maid Park! Feldman has never made a start at Yankee Stadium before and it can be a tough place for a young hurler. Feldman is only 25 years old and has only made 11 starts in his brief MLB career. Yankees win this one in a rout!
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Alex Smart
Cleveland Indians vs. Chicago White Sox
Prediction: Chicago White Sox
The White Sox (46-35) are playing some impressive baseball at the moment, and are off beating their cross town rivals the Chicago Cubs 5-1 yesterday, completing a three-game sweep of that series for their fourth straight win overall. The Pale Hose now expect to continue that run vs last place Cleveland Indians team that they have beaten in six of their last seven confrontations , including a three-game home sweep back in late May. .With the inconsistent Jeremy Sowers (0-3, 5.97 ERA) going to the hill for the slumping Tribe tonight,I doubt very much their will be very much positive momentum behind their efforts to turn things around. Note: Sowers has no wins in 6 starts during his current campaign, and after tonight im betting that count will increase to 7 starts, 0 wins . Look for and expect White Sox hurler Gavin Floyd (8-4, 3.39), to bounce back off a less than stellar effort last time out, when he gave up five runs in 5 1-3 innings in a 5-0 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers. The righty thrower previous to that had gone 4-0 with a 3.66 ERA in five starts. Final notes & Key Trends: Indians are 0-7 in Sowers L7 starts as a road underdog. Indians are 1-6 in the last 7 meetings. Play on the White Sox
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At 9:05pm our selection is on the Colorado Rockies over the San Diego Padres. How bad have things gotten for San Diego? How about getting swept in their last interleague series of the season at the hands of the absolute worst team in the American League? Seattle didn't just beat the Padres over the past three days, they embarrassed them in front of their home crowd at Petco. The final tally for the three-game series was Seatte 18 runs vs. San Diego 6. I'd like to say that the problems for the Pads recently is that interleague play simply doesn't agree with them, and that certainly is true when you look at the fact that this team only won three of eighteen games vs. the AL, the worst IL record in the Majors. But it's more than that as San Diego simply has one of the most anemic offenses in recent memory. Even during their successful run against NL teams in early June prior to the Interleague schedule, there was a stretch where the Padres scored only 2 runs per game in five of six contests (although they actually won four of those games). Part of this lackluster performance is due to injuries (San Diego has had plenty) and part is just a plain old lack of talent. This is the type of offense that is tailor-made for a young, hard-throwing lefty like Colorado's Jorge De La Rosa. De La Rosa has 22 K's in his last three games, including a ten strikeout performance on June 19 against the Indians. The Padres' hitters are even worse against southpaws this season, batting a pathetic .238 against them. Take the Rockies.
At 8:10pm our selection is on the Detroit Tigers over the Minnesota Twins. What a way to begin the next phase of American League play just before the All-Star break with two of the AL's hottest teams in a key division series. The Tigers emerge from play vs. the National League almost looking like a completely different team, having won seventeen of their last twenty-two overall, while the Twins just had their ten-game winning streak snapped on Saturday, but came back Sunday with an Interleague-finale shutout against the Brewers and have now won thirteen of their last fifteen games. You could never tell from the record of Tigers righthanded starter Armando Galarraga that Detroit did so poorly in much of the first half of the season. Not only is Galarraga 7-2 with an ERA of 3.32 and only 55 hits allowed in his 76 innings, but perhaps most impressive is the fact that his team is now 10-2, 83%, in games which he's started. Regardless of what happens from here out, if the Tigers end up making the playoffs, nobody deserves more credit than this 26-year-old Venezuelan for the job he did up to this point to keep Detroit in the hunt. The Tigers have also recently gotten a big boost on offense from the return of veteran DH Gary Sheffield. The Twins will send 25-year-old lefty Glen Perkins to the mound, and although he has won his last two starts, they have come against the absolute worst offenses in baseball in San Diego and Washington. Look for the Tiger batters to feast against this inexperienced southpaw as they are hitting a scorching .297 vs. lefties this season. Take Detroit.
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(Listing Lohse and Maine) (Risking $309 to win $300)
1 STAR: (964) SAN FRANCISCO (+$124) over Chicago
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1 STAR: (972) MINNESOTA (+$105) over Detroit
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Players of America
San Diego Padres vs. Colorado Rockies
The Play: San Diego Padres +110.0
Star Value: 3* (30 Units)
Cleveland Indians vs. Chicago White Sox
The Play: Cleveland Indians +145.0
Star Value: 1* (10 Units)
Chicago Cubs vs. San Francisco Giants
The Play: Chicago Cubs -125.0
Star Value: 1* (10 Units)
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YANKEES -180 over Texas--Mike Mussina is 6-0 in his last 9 starts against the Rangers. NY has won 16 of 24 since opening June with 3 losses in a row. They've always owned Texas. Feldman is 0-7 on the road for the Rangers. He's never won on the road in 43 appearances as both a starter and reliever.
Tampa -145 over Boston--Shields over Masterson as the Red Sox lose their third straight for the first time since May 23-25. Tampa just finished a 5-1 trip and are in first place over Boston in the AL EAST
DETROIT -125 over Minnesota--The Tigers have won 5 straight and are finally over .500 at 41-40. Det's won 15 of 18. They've gone 17-4 since June 7th. Gallaraga is 4-0 since May 23rd
CHISOX -155 over Cleveland--The White Sox have won 4 straight overall. They've won 6 of 7, including a three game home sweep against the Tribe this yr. Gavin Floyd is the take and he's won 4 of his last 5 starts.
Angels -130 over A's--Garland has been tough (4-1 through 10 starts in may & June). The Angles have won 4 of 7 from A's this yr.
Seattle +135 over Toronto--The Mariners upset Halladay and the Jays. Seattle just swept lowly San Diego and the Jays have lost the last 3 Halladay starts. The Mariners have won 5 of 6 and that's hot for them ! Beltre is hitting .432 over the last 9 games and Ichiro went 8 of 14 against the Padres during their sweep this weekend.
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LT Profits
Kansas City Royals @ Baltimore Orioles Under 9.0
The home-away splits for the Kansas City Royals and the Baltimore Orioles suggest that this should be a relatively low scoring game tonight, and we concur.
The Under is 23-18, 56.1 percent in all Kansas City road games this season with a rather low average combined total score in those games of 8.72 runs per game. Their starter Zack Greinke has become the new ace of the staff this year, with a 3.40 ERA and 1.25 WHIP in 106 innings. He has been light out lately with a 1.80 ERA and a 1.10 WHIP his last three starts.
Now Brian Burres has tailed off lately, but he was scratched in his last start and seemed fine while pitching one inning in relief on Thursday, so we feel he is ready to return to his fine early-season form. Also, the Under is 17-14 in Baltimore home games this season, and the Orioles are batting significantly lower vs. right-handers (.252) than they are vs. left-handers (.272).
Burres lost 4-0 to the Royals earlier this season, and we look for the pitchers to dominate again tonight.
Pick: Royals, Orioles Under 9
Seattle Mariners +140
The Seattle Mariners have caught fire since their front office and managerial shake-ups, and even though they are facing one of the best tonight in Roy Halladay of the Toronto Blue Jays, this is still a nice price for the Mariners at home in their current form.
Seattle just finished off a sweep of the San Diego Padres, making them 5-1 in their last six games, all on the road. Sure the Mariners are a disappointing 15-24 at home, but they are playing their best baseball of the season right now, so we see them returning home at this time as a positive, as that home mark only figures to improve from here on out.
Now there starter tonight R.A. Dickey struggled badly in his first three starts this season, but then he suddenly tossed seven scoreless innings while allowing only six hits vs. the New York Mets in his last start.
No, he is not quite that good, but he is better than he looked in his first three outings, so look for another nice start tonight vs. a Toronto offense that scored one run and no runs respectively in two of their games vs. the Atlanta Braves this past weekend. It also helps that the Seattle bullpen has improved lately, and now has a commendable 3.85 collective ERA for the year.
Now make no mistake, Halladay is one of the best, but he does not appear to be completely on his game right now. In fact, he has a high 1.55 WHIP over his last three starts, and the Blue Jays as a team have lost his last three outings. Also, the fact that he is just 8-6 despite a 3/12 ERA and 1.09 WHIP further underscores the struggles of the Jays offense at times this season.
We will ride the hot team as a nice home underdog vs. the great but slumping starter in this spot.
Pick: Mariners +140
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Tony Karpinski
Kansas City Royals vs. Baltimore Orioles
Play: Baltimore Orioles
The Kansas City Royals' quest to get out of last place hit a snag in their final two games of interleague play against their intrastate rivals. Still, the Royals will be looking to win six straight road games for the first time in more than nine years on Monday when they begin an eight-game trip by facing the Baltimore Orioles. Zach Greinke hasn't started against the Orioles since 2004, when he faced them twice, going 0-2 with an 11.88 ERA. David DeJesus could be out of the lineup for Kansas City on Monday after leaving Sunday's game with a bruise in his rib cage he sustained on a collision at home plate. THis could be costly, so we'll back the yardbirds in this one. Play Baltimore
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Tom Freese
Cleveland at Chicago
Chicago is 36-16 their last 52 games as favorites and they are 8-2 their last 10 games when playing Game 1 of a series. The White Sox are 37-17 their last 54 home games and they are 8-0 with Gavin Floyd vs. an opponent that scored scored 5 or more runs in their last game. The Pale Hose are 6-1 their last 7 games vs. the Indians. Cleveland is 5-12 their last 17 games vs. righty starters and they and they are 8-20 their last 28 games as underdogs. The Indians are 0-6 with Jeremy Sowers as road dogs of +110 to +150. PLAY ON CHICAGO
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Oakland + over Los Angeles
Oakland is a winning team on the road this season and this will be a big opportunity for the A's to close the gap in the AL West. Oakland was crushed on Sunday but that could serve as a motivating factor entering this series. The Angels have scored just one run in the past three games as the offense continues to struggle, batting just .256 on the season. Oakland also has low batting numbers but the A's play in one of the lowest scoring ballparks in baseball and have had a home-heavy early season schedule. The Angels are a great road team but the results at home have been fairly marginal. Greg Smith has solid overall numbers for the A's this season and he has pitched well in two starts against Los Angeles this season. Jon Garland has significantly worse numbers at home with a losing record and an ERA approaching 5.00. In his last home start against the A's he allowed seven runs in a 14-2 loss. Look for Oakland to deliver the underdog win here as this is a bad situation for the Angels.
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Los Angeles Dodgers at Houston Astros
Prediction: Houston Astros
Both teams won two of three in their final Interleague series. The Dodgers lost by a run (1-0!) yesterday though, while the Astros won by one. Playing at home, with their ace on the mound, I look for the Astros to have an advantage on the mound and for them to continue their recent positive momentum. Eric Stults deserves some credit, as he has pitched well since joining the Dodgers rotation. However, let's keep in mind that it's still been only two starts, which is a very small sample size. For his big league career, a span of just 71 innings, he's still got a poor 4.67 ERA, going 4-4. Note that he was just a 15th round draft pick in 2002, so it isn't like he was supposed to be some kind of "can't miss" prospect.
On the other hand, despite a sub-par first half, Oswalt is still an impressive 118-62 with a stellar 3.19 ERA for his outstanding career. He's been pitching much better lately than this year's record/stats show and he's coming off back to back quality starts. Last time out, he held a powerful Texas lineup to three runs through seven complete innings. However, the Astros couldn't provide him with any run support. Two starts ago, he limited the Rays to five hits and two runs through 7 2/3 innings, earning a 4-2 victory. That start came at Tampa, which is worth mentioning as the Rays have been very tough to beat there. Oswalt had 10 K's to just two walks in those two starts. Looking back further and we find that Oswalt has now allowed three earned runs or less in six straight starts, averaging nearly seven innings during that span.
The last time that Oswalt faced the Dodgers, he allowed just one run through eight complete innings, earning the victory in a 4-1 Houston win. The last time that he faced the Dodgers here in Texas, Oswalt allowed two runs through 6 1/3 innings, earning the victory in a 4-2 Houston win. Overall, the Astros are 7-2 the last nine times they were a host in this series. Considering that series success here AND the fact that the Dodgers are a money-burning 11-17 (-7.2) the last 28 times they were coming off a shutout loss, I feel that the current price is reasonable.
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Resources: Restaurants and BYOB
Houston-Southeast TX
This is a list with links to various Restaurants and BYOB in and around Houston-Southeast TX. If you would like to add your resource to this listing, you can Submit Your Restaurant info here.
BRIX Wine Cellars
Situated on the beautiful Piazza Fontana in the Vintage Park Shopping Center, BRIX features over 2,500 bottles of wine, representing more than 400 different wine labels, stored in a climate-controlled wine vault. Whether you're looking for a unique venue for your next party or event, or just want to enjoy a bottle of wine and dinner with your friends, BRIX is your premier restaurant and wine bar destination in Northwest Houston.
110 Vintage Park Blvd Ste T
Houston, TX
ph. 281-374-6100
Angelo's Pizza & Pasta
Angelo's is a family owned, intimate restaurant serving classic Italian fare that has been in operation for over 20 years. Serving hand-stretched wood-fired pizzas, home made pastas, and a wide variety of wines many of which cannot be found at retail establishments.
400-A West Bay Area Blvd.
Webster, TX
ph. 281-332-2404
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