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Wednesday, May 27, 2015 in Fitnovatives Blog
Trainers who are neither vegans or vegetarians—but train clients who are—may be concerned about their clients' dietary choices and whether these will affect how they respond to exercise. Here is a basic primer on plant-based eating that can help you understand the specific needs of your vegan and vegetarian clients—and better help them reach their health and fitness goals.
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Monday, February 23, 2015 in Fitnovatives Blog
While there is no single right way to train clients who are overweight or have obesity, using regressions can be an effective method to employ. Functional resistance training and training for daily activities is an ideal method to ensure clients connect their exercise gains with life movements. The key is to utilize "precursor" exercises, like the ones presented here, which benefit coordination, stability, mobility and motor control.
Thursday, January 8, 2015 in Fitnovatives Blog
If you've been active your whole life, it can be a challenge to understand the mindset of a beginning exerciser. Novice exercisers require coaching strategies that differ from the traditional, everyday exerciser. These methods, tips and guidelines will help you understand the mindset of beginning exercisers and what it takes to help them reach their goals.
Monday, December 8, 2014 in Fitnovatives Blog
Reactive neuromuscular training (RNT) is an effective technique for helping clients improve their movement patterns and achieve better form during exercises. ACE Certified pro Elizabeth Kovar explains how to use RNT to help your clients improve joint stability and neuromuscular coordination, and enhance kinesthetic and proprioceptive awareness.
Wednesday, December 3, 2014 in Fitnovatives Blog
The thoracic spine—that space above the lumbar spine and below the cervical spine—is meant to be mobile. When we lack mobility in this region, pain and discomfort are often the result. This series of six exercises, which can be used in both group and personal training settings, are designed to improve movement and enhance motor control in the thoracic spine.
Friday, November 21, 2014 in Fitnovatives Blog
Planks are a fantastic core stabilization and strengthening exercise, and there are countless ways to vary them to create more or less challenge. ACE Certified pro Elizabeth Kovar explains how to use gliders to add both variety and challenge to your clients' core workouts.
Monday, October 6, 2014 in Fitnovatives Blog
Chronically tight hips not only can make certain yoga poses difficult to perform, they can also be the cause of major discomfort, particularly in the lower back and legs. This BOSU workout is designed to make hip-opening yoga postures easier to perform, while also reducing tightness in the hips.
Monday, September 22, 2014 in Fitnovatives Blog
IT band issues can be debilitating, but there are steps you can take to help reduce the pain and discomfort. Here is an overview of some of the causes of IT band issues, as well as self-care and foam-rolling techniques that can help alleviate the pain and prevent more serious issues from developing.
Tuesday, September 2, 2014 in Fitnovatives Blog
Training the posterior chain is essential for helping the muscles move synergistically and with greater fluidity and flexibility. It also can help reduce the risk of injury caused by weak or improperly functioning muscle groups. These compound exercises, which utilize two or more muscle groups, are ideal for training the posterior chain.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013 in Fitnovatives Blog
Does yoga pose an increased risk of injury? Depends on who you ask. With increasing participation comes increasing numbers of injuries, but these numbers remain a fraction of the number of injuries related to weight training. Still, there are ways to help minimize one's risk while performing this ancient practice. Here's how you can make yoga safer for yourself and your participants.
Thursday, September 19, 2013 in Fitnovatives Blog
It is a common misconception that overweight and obese individuals should stick with gentler forms of yoga, rather than attempt more vigorous styles like Ashtanga or Iyengar. Yoga expert Elizabeth Kovar explains why standing asanas are far more effective for these clients and participants, particularly when it comes to enhancing flexibility and supporting weight-loss efforts.
Thursday, August 8, 2013 in Fitnovatives Blog
There are, it seems, as many styles and approaches to yoga as there are instructors. But what do you do if your students learned their poses from instructors that followed yoga styles that are different from the one you are teaching? Go with the flow, says yoga expert Elizabeth Kovar, who urges instructors to take a more modern-day approach to teaching yoga by being respectful of other traditions and staying flexible with regards to what they consider to be right or correct form.
Monday, June 24, 2013 in Fitnovatives Blog
Have you considered expanding your yoga training, but aren't exactly sure where to start? Elizabeth Kovar explains the different yoga training options available—from traditional to modern and everything in between—and how to choose the right program to suit your lifestyle and career goals.
Friday, August 3, 2012 in Fitnovatives Blog
While incorporating yoga into personal training sessions may be daunting for those who do not have formal yoga education, blending these practices benefits the client, but also you, the trainer. ACE Pro Elizabeth Kovar discusses yoga basics, breathing techniques, education for trainers, and how to successfully incorporate it into your personal training sessions.
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REASON 07: President Obama understands the world writ large.I'm traveling through Mongolia and currently staying in a yurt. This was not by choice; I'm with persuasive friends. If it were up to me I'd never leave my apartment and, more specifically, the bedroom area. But my comforts have given me a nagging sense of discomfort. I think traveling and seeing how other people live, even if I'm not totally immersing myself, assuages some of my unease because it re-sensitizes me to the difficulties and existential inconveniences that most other people face. In this way, I think Barack Obama is a good leader for our diverse country because he's seen how the world lives. It doesn't take a lot to realize that seeing the world forces you to interact with it in a different way and I know that I feel more comfortable being represented by someone who's seen it.
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While that may not be news, this is: FNC was the only one of the four networks to lose viewers in primetime compared to the same month last year.
While Fox's viewership was up for the full day in total viewers and the 25-54 demographic, those numbers went down by 3 and 8 percent respectively in prime time.
Still, Fox remains leagues ahead of its competitors, as it has been for some time.
Meanwhile, Headline News rode the Casey Anthony wave to a second-place finish and its best month ever in Total Day viewership among both the whole audience and the 25-54 demographic. Every single show increased viewership compared with last year, while HLN increased its total viewers by 146 percent.
HLN saw the biggest improvements in mid-day. It was ranked first in cable between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. in the coveted 25-54 demographic. In terms of primetime, every show still saw a big bump, particularly Nancy Grace and Dr. Drew Pinsky.
HLN's surge displaced MSNBC, which has been in second for three years now. Still, no tears will be shed for Phil Griffin's network. Prime time shows like "Hardball," "The Rachel Maddow Show" and "The Ed Show" all saw double-digit percentage increases in viewership.
The one negative: Lawrence O'Donnell's numbers are down at 8 p.m., the spot vacated by Keith Olbermann. While Griffin said that O'Donnell maintained Olbermann's numbers at the Television Critics Assn. Summer Tour, O'Donnell was actually down 9 percent in total viewers and 15 percent in the demographic.
With MSNBC in third, that means CNN came in last for July. CNN did post gains both in total day and in prime time with "Anderson Cooper 360" and "John King USA" both way up. However, that did not help the network pass MSNBC or overcome HLN's big month.
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SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP — When tennis practice started up in early spring, every player had a common goal in mind, make it to Columbus. That was the case for Shawnee's Jason Barton and Tim Rutter.
The division II state tournament starts Friday morning and in order to advance to Saturday, teams will have to win both of their first two matches respectively. Barton and Rutter will square off against Gahanna Columbus Academy's Evan Alexander and Dean Firouzian in their first match.
Barton, a senior, is making his third trip to state. Barton teamed up with Hunter Pay in 2011 as a freshman and returned to state last year as a junior, teaming up with Josh Thomas.
"I'm really excited because it wasn't a walk in the park getting there (state)," Barton said. "It's been a lot of fun, and I've had a lot of fun playing doubles, which is why I chose to do doubles again this year instead of singles."
Barton, who was Shawnee's number one singles competitor for the regular season, knows that the state tournament is full of great players.
"I expected a lot of great competition, and that is exactly what I got," Barton said. "I'm just really excited to go to the state tournament and see what we can do there."
Rutter, a junior, will be making his first trip to the state tournament. Even though Rutter and Barton have only been playing together for a couple of weeks, he feels comfortable having him as a partner.
"It's really exciting (going to state) because I've never been there before," Rutter said. "He (Jason) is a really good player, and it's been fun playing with him. We play really well together. He's got a lot of singles strengths, and I've got a lot of doubles strengths."
Shawnee coach Steve Jones has been impressed with the duo's chemistry together.
"Jason is just like having another coach out on the court," Jones said. "I can tell Timmy feels really comfortable with him out there and knows Jason will help him out."
Rutter hopes that their strengths mesh well with each other Friday.
"I think we're really good at the net along with serving and volleying," Rutter said. "I like to be at the net a lot. For me, just being at the state tournament and seeing what I can take away from it heading into next year is great."
Since Barton is a senior, he has a lot on his mind, but that doesn't stop his determination to compete.
"It's been pretty stressful because I come out here every day and work with Timmy for about two hours," Barton said. "It's also a struggle to keep up with the school work. We have finals this week. It's been a lot of work but it's also been a lot of fun."
Others at state
Lima Central Catholic: Pierre Desprat will be making his first trip to state as he squares off against Asher Hirsch of Cincinnati Country Day. Desprat finished in second place to Mason Dragos of Lexington last week at the Bowling Green district.
Celina: The Bulldogs will be sending three players to the state tournament. Alex Seibel will take on Dhruv Yadav of Gates Mills Hawken in his first match. The doubles pair of Isaac Elston and Kris LeJune will compete against Tyler Krantz and Drew Krantz in their first match.


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The deputy spotted the woman driving on the wrong side of the road around 1:15 a.m. and tried to pull her over, but she refused to stop.
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Description: This book comprehensively considers the clinical home care of patients with psychiatric illnesses and patients who are experiencing psychological distress in response to medical illnesses.
Purpose: The author's purpose is to enhance the understanding of student nurses, inexperienced psychiatric nurses, and administrators of home health services about the needs of patients who require psychiatric or psychosocial intervention in their homes. The author clearly meets her objective.
Audience: She describes her intended audience as students, educators, administrators, as well as inexperienced psychiatric nurses. Later in the text she expands her audience to home care nurses without psychiatric nursing training. This book is appropriate for that audience and could also be a meaningful reference for experienced psychiatric nurses in home care and institutional settings as well as for nurses in all settings who are concerned about the holistic home care needs of patients.
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The Loretto Rainbow was a literary quarterly which served as the official publication of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary in North America. The purpose of the magazine was two-fold first, to cultivate the literary taste of the pupils and to encourage young Catholic women-writers by giving them a Catholic magazine of their own during school years, while encouraging an active interest in the Catholic press in post-school years. The second purpose was to serve as a link between the schools of the Institute by exchanging news and keeping pupils and friends in touch with "Loretto" activities.
The magazine was edited by a joint staff of students and their religious teachers. It was founded by Mother Filomena Clancy at Loretto Academy in Niagara Falls in 1892, and was published as the Loretto Leaflets until 1906 when the name was changed to the Niagara Rainbow. As more of the Loretto schools became involved, it was called simply The Rainbow and by 1933, became the general Loretto magazine under the name, The Loretto Rainbow.
The contributors included not only the staff and students of Loretto schools in North America, but also of houses of the Institute abroad. As well, leading articles by distinguished writers in varied walks of life were included.
The magazine was published until 1959 under the general editorship of the following faculty members:
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Choice"Peirce (1839, 1914) is America's most creative, dominant, and original philosopher. Yet the first book-length biography of the founder of pragmatism was not published until 75 years after his death: Elisabeth Walther's Charles Sanders Peirce: Leben und Werk (Baden—Baden, 1989). Now we have the first American biography, and a superb book it is. The 35 years Brent expended in making this biography have seasoned and enriched his definitive production. (The telling of Peirce's story, like his life, has been fraught with malversation. Some day the story of telling his story will be told.) Here, the facts of Peirce's life are integrated into the systematization that he hoped would for a long time to come [influence] the entire work of human reason. From fields as diverse and powerful as semiotics, metaphysics, epistemology, aesthetics, ethics, psychology, linguistics, geology, philosophy of science, mathematics, and religion, these effects are being acknowledged. The role of Peirce's life in the chronological development of his ideas structures this narrative and gives an expositional argument for a solid interpretation of his philosophy as a single architectonic system. Five chapters of the biography cover in chronological order 75 years of Peirce's life. The sixth and last, a brilliant essay The Wasp in the Bottle, could alone make this work a masterpiece. Indiana University Press is also publishing a complete edition, Writings of Charles S. Peirce (1982— ; v.1, CH, Feb'83). Six volumes are published of 30 expected. (The project, this year, is in a struggle for continued support from the National Endowment for the Humanities.) From the published volumes, IUP has now issued the first of a projected two—volume sampler: The Essential Peirce, containing 25 well—edited, important works written by Peirce from 1867 to 1893, with an excellent introduction by Nathan Houser, associate editor of the Peirce Edition project. From Harvard University Press comes Peirce's Cambridge Conference Lectures of 1898, Reasoning and the Logic of Things. The text, taken from the Houghton Library collections for the purpose of a study edition, is without the critical editorial work of the IUP editions. The 50 pages of comment by Hilary Putnam are of interest in themselves; the 160 pages of Peirce's eight lectures are demonstrations of the authority and originality of his thought. Here is a generally accessible and complete account of Peirce's mature work constructed by Peirce himself in order to introduce his philosophy to nonspecialists. This book in an undergraduate library would make Peirce's philosophy intelligible independently of philosophy courses and philosophy teachers. Each of these books is well published and contains effective notes and an adequate index. This reviewer's highest recommendation is for Brent's biography, which should be in every college and university library in America. The next priority is Reasoning and the Logic of Things, a new and valuable addition to Peirce primary sources presently available. Libraries not subscribing to the complete Writings...should certainly order The Essential Peirce." —K. J. Dykeman, Fairfield University, Choice, September 1993
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The staff was awesome. And the room/view was amazing :)
Simply stunning beachfront room, peaceful sleeping with the waves crashing on the beach
Nothing....probably that I didn't stay another night
Everything was neat and clean
There Was A Smell In The Room And I believe it was coming from the refrigerator
Room was neat and clean. Simple.
The reason we picked this place was literally the jacuzzi. Very few local hotels had a jacuzzi and after a long couple of day, we were ready for a long soak. We picked this hotel for the indoor pool and jacuzzi. Sadly, when we grabbed our towels and headed to the pool we found that it was full of very noisy teenagers at 9:30pm practicing their cannonballs and generally making a huge ruckus. The topper was that the jacuzzi we were looking forward to was drained and apparently out of order. It was too late in the evening to leave to find another hotel, so we stayed.
WiFi connected but did not work sometimes, Luckily there are a lot of places in town to connect, one of the best is in the Port, coffee shop called Bell and Whistle
No coffee, no hair dryer, and some plugs for electronics were so loose the plug fell out every time I straightened a section of hair.
The check in lady was nice
That there were some bugs in our room probably cause there was a gap at bottom of the door
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(ENP Newswire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) ENP Newswire - 26 March 2014 Release date- 24032014 - SUNNYVALE, CA. and YOKNEAM, ISRAEL - Mellanox Technologies, Ltd. (NASDAQ: MLNX), a leading supplier of high-performance, end-to-end interconnect solutions for data center servers and storage systems, today announced the promotion of Ido Bukspan to vice president of chip design, Darrin Chen to vice president of worldwide channels, Tziporet Koren to vice president of networking software and Hillel Chapman to senior principal engineer.
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WASHINGTON – Georgetown Volleyball Head Coach Arlisa Williams has announced that registration for her Arlisa Williams' Volleyball Camps is now open. Williams offers four camps, running from July 14-24, for different age groups and skill levels. The camps, which take place at Georgetown's McDonough Arena and Yates Field House, are run by the Georgetown coaching staff and current players, as well as additional area collegiate, club and high school coaches.
The Youth Day Camp is designed to introduce and enhance the fundamental techniques of volleyball to girls between the ages of 8 and 12. The fundamental techniques of the game will be taught in an appropriate manner for both age and skill level. The Youth Day Camp takes place Monday, July 14 through Friday, July 18.
The Setter/Hitter Day Camp will provide a comprehensive overview of setting and hitting in a close, small group environment. Campers will receive fundamental technique training as well as advanced skill training where applicable. The two-day camp will take place Monday, July 14 and Tuesday, July 15.
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10. Wie-mania hits the PGAFor years, golf fans had been searching for the next Tiger Woods. In 2004, they at least briefly considered the possibility that it could be a 14-year-old girl.
Michelle Wie had already made a splash in 2003, becoming the youngest player to win a USGA event (the Women's Amateur Public Links Championship) and playing in the final group of the LPGA Kraft Nabisco Championship.
But she took it one step further in 2004. After being given a sponsor's exemption for the Sony Open -- becoming just the fourth woman to play a PGA Tour event, as well as the youngest -- she proved she deserved it.
Wie's second-round 68 was the lowest round shot by a woman in PGA Tour play and very nearly helped her become the first woman to make the cut in a Tour event.
9. A new No. 1For a little more than five years, Tiger Woods had reigned atop the golf world.
Well, to be perfectly honest, he'd done it for longer than that. But for 264 consecutive weeks, Woods had found himself atop the world golf rankings -- a run that Vijay Singh brought to an end on Sept. 6, 2004.
And no one could say Singh hadn't earned it.
Not only did the Fijian win nine times in 2004, including the PGA Championship, but he beat Woods head-to-head while playing in the final group at the Deutsche Bank Championship, literally wresting the No. 1 ranking away from Woods.
8. Nipple-gateIt's not often that the Super Bowl finds itself overshadowed by the halftime act. But then, it's not often that a major recording star exposes her breast on live television during the aforementioned halftime act.
While performing alongside Justin Timberlake, Janet Jackson experienced what would come to be known as a "wardrobe malfunction."
While Timerblake sang the lyric "gonna have you naked by the end of this song" he allegedly was supposed to pull away Jackson's bustier, leaving her red-lace bra intact. But instead, he tore her top open, exposing her right breast.
The incident cost Jackson an appearance on the Grammy Awards show and -- if the FCC had gotten its way -- would have cost CBS $550,000.
7. Phelps chases historyThe U.S. softball team won (like it always did), the U.S. men's basketball team lost (which it had become quite unaccustomed to doing), but the story of the Athens Games was Michael Phelps, who was attempting to equal Mark Spitz's record haul of seven golds from the '72 Games in Munich.
Phelps' rival, Australian Ian Thorpe, proclaimed the feat "impossible" when he was told of the $1 million bonus that awaited Phelps if he could accomplish the task.
And Thorpe himself contributed to Phelps' failure (if you can call it that) to match Spitz's mark, defeating Pieter van den Hoogenband and Phelps in the finals of the 200-meter freestyle -- dubbed the "race of the century."
But even though Phelps came up short, he did win eight medals (six golds and two bronzes) -- tying the mark for most medals in a single Games, set by Russian gymnast Alexander Dityatin at the 1980 Olympics in Moscow.
And the 19-year-old also had fans looking forward to Beijing and another run at the record.
6. Junior wins at DaytonaNASCAR has always been -- and probably will always continue to be -- a sport of fathers and sons. Famous families from the Pettys to the Allisons to the Frances have been part and parcel of the sport's history.
But maybe none more so than the Earnhardts.
And so it was only fitting that while driving a car whose number honored his grandfather at a track his father had dominated, Dale Earnhardt Jr. won the Daytona 500.
That it came six years to the day after his father's only Daytona 500 win and just three years after Dale Earnhardt Sr. lost his life in a last-lap crash at Daytona only made the moment even more poignant.
5. The Lakers dynasty implodesWhen 2004 began, the Los Angeles Lakers had the two best players in the game, arguably the greatest coach of all time and every reason to believe they'd be contending for titles for the foreseeable future.
When it ended, they were down to just one superstar, had forced their Hall-of-Fame coach into retirement and had no hope of adding to their collections of Larry O'Brien trophies anytime soon.
Despite the ongoing feud between stars Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant, the Lakers still managed to play their way into the NBA Finals, where they were heavily favored to beat the Detroit Pistons and claim their fourth title in five years.
But three days after the stunning five-game series defeat at the hands of the Pistons, the Lakers announced Jackson would not be returning as head coach.
Later that summer, with Bryant threatening to leave as a free agent -- adding insult to this potential injury, he was contemplating signing with the lowly Clippers -- the Lakers traded O'Neal to the Miami Heat for Lamar Odom, Brian Grant and Caron Butler.
And the rest of the Western Conference rejoiced.
4. Pat Tillman dies in AfghanistanWhen Pat Tillman decided to forgo his pro football career and enlisted in the Army in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, he was hailed as a symbol of sacrifice, willing to forgo fame and fortune in the name of a higher cause.
When he died on April 22, 2004, he became a symbol of something far less noble.
The Army initially claimed Tillman died in a friendly fire incident after he and his unit were attacked near the Pakistan border and posthumously awarded him the Silver Star and Purple Heart awards.
Eventually, however, it was revealed that Tillman's unit never faced enemy fire and that Army medical examiners were suspicious about the nature of the fatal wounds -- enough so that they tried to get authorities to investigate Tillman's death as a crime, without success.
Tillman's uniform and body armor was burned, in violation of protocol and his comrades were ordered to lie to the family at the memorial service about the circumstances surrounding his death. In fact, the family did not learn that Tillman was killed by friendly fire for more than a month after his death.
The family has long contended that the cover-up was designed both to protect the Army's image, as well as its recruiting efforts.
The last thing Tillman wanted to be was a poster child for recruitment, turning down many requests to use his celebrity to aid the effort. Unfortunately, in his death, the Army was determined to make him just that, regardless of the truth surrounding his tragic passing.
This hero deserved a far better end than that.
3. Mickelson finally gets his majorPhil Mickelson held the title of Best Player to Never Win a Major until he was arguably relieved of that "honor" without the benefit of, you know, actually winning a major.
To be fair, there were personal reasons to explain away his career-worst 2003 season (his wife Amy and their newborn son Evan had almost died in labor and it showed as Phil struggled through a winless campaign and dropped to No. 15 in the world rankings). Still, with Mickelson approaching the back nine of his career, it was fair to wonder if it was ever going to happen.
But there was still hope at Augusta, where Mickelson had finished third in each of his three previous trips. And thanks to some of the most disciplined golf of his career, Mickelson held a one-stroke lead after 54 holes.
Of course, that's when Lefty began to play like, well, Lefty typically played when major glory was on the line. He missed a short par putt on No. 3, then left a bunker shot in the bunker on No. 5. By the time he hit the heart of Amen's Corner, Mickelson was three strokes behind Ernie Els and looking a extending his streak of major futility to 0-for-47.
That's when Mickelson channeled his inner Arnold Palmer (who earlier in the week had bid farewell to Augusta National after his 50th Masters) and birdied four of the next five holes to pull even with Els and set up a dramatic 18-foot putt on No. 18 for his first major championship.
When it dropped, Mickelson scooped up his daughter, Sophia, and exclaimed, "Daddy won! Can you believe it?"
No, we couldn't.
2. Malice in the PalaceIt's a cute nickname. I mean, it rhymes and all. But there was nothing cute about what transpired on November 19, 2004.
It started innocently enough … at least, relatively speaking.
In the final minute of the game Indiana's Ron Artest committed a hard foul on Detroit's Ben Wallace, igniting a minor skirmish. In fact, Artest had already extricated himself from the fight and was lying on the scorer's table when a fan threw a cup at Artest, hitting him in the chest.
Artest promptly went into the stands after the fan, but mistakenly punched another spectator. Artest's teammate, Stephen Jackson, also made his way into the crowd, forcing many fans to spill onto the court. Two of those fans would later confront Artest, resulting in another fight in which Pacers forward Jermaine O'Neal punched a Pistons fan in the jaw.
Nine players would be suspended for a total of 146 games, led by Artest's season-long suspension (he would miss the final 73 games of the regular season, plus 13 postseason games -- the longest fight-related penalty in NBA history).
1. The curse gets reversedThe Boston Red Sox won the World Series for the first time since 1918, ending 86 years of the most tortured existence in all of sports, a run punctuated by too many near-misses and heartbreaking defeats to count.
And yet somehow, the moment itself seemed almost anticlimactic. To be sure, part of it could blamed on the four-game sweep of the overmatched Cardinals sucking any and all drama out of the proceedings.
But mostly, it was because the ALCS victory that had preceded it was so incredible -- not to mention, improbable -- as to render anything that followed a mere afterthought.
Boston trailed New York in the series 3-0. And given that the Yankees had just demolished the Red Sox in Game 3, 19-8, it was going to be difficult for Boston to muster the resolve to extend the series to a fifth game.
But the Red Sox not only extended the series to Game 5, they did what no team had ever done, overcoming a 3-0 deficit to win a best-of-seven series. Here's how they did it:
- Game 4: Down 4-3 in the ninth, Boston tied the game off vaunted closer Mariano Rivera. A key steal by pinch runner Dave Roberts allowed Bill Mueller to send the game to extra innings with an RBI single. David Ortiz then won the game in the 12th with a two-run homer.
- Game 5: Another game, another late rally, another extra-inning affair. The rally came one inning earlier, with an Ortiz homer and a Jason Varitek sac fly erasing a 4-2 deficit in the eighth. But the game wasn't won until the 14th, Ortiz driving in the winning run for the second straight game.
- Game 6: Bothered by a torn tendon in his right ankle, Curt Schilling had been rocked in Game 1. He had no such problems in Game 6, however, throwing seven inning of one-run ball with three sutures in his ankle.
- Game 7: Johnny Damon's second-inning grand slam broke the game open, Derek Lowe gave up just one run in six innings of work and the Red Sox made MLB history with a 10-3 win.
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I knew Garth bought Jack's Tracks a couple years ago to keep it from being bought by developers and torn down; how cool that he renamed it (with Cowboy Jack Clement's blessing) for Allen Reynolds.
There's some question about whether it will get used, though, and if it doesn't get used, it might as well be torn down.
As a former San Francisco resident with some knowledge of the punk and country scenes there, I'd argue about the Bay Area's "deep-rooted aversion" to cowboy hats. Ray Benson wore his when he lived and played there, and other Stetson-wearing residents have included Peter Rowan, Elvin Bishop, John Fogerty when he started the Blue Ridge Rangers…I'm sure there's more.
Of course, around the time punk music started, Nashville was in a period when few of its stars were wearing cowboy hats. Benson once told me that the first time he attended the CMA Awards, the only people in cowboy hats were him, Hank Jr., Willie Nelson and Charlie Daniels, and they were all considered longhaired hippies by the Music Row establishment of the time.
On Music City Roots tonight emerging artist Lilly Winwood had her father Steve sit in on keyboards for a couple of songs. You just never know who might show up on that program! (lol)
I disagree with the idea people in San Francisco have an aversion to guys wearing cowboy hats! Wasn't one of the Village People a cowboy?
That Wanda Jackson video is great! Its so nice that Jack White wasn't there to screw it up! Yay!
As far as Dylan covers go Elana James' version of "One More Night" on her one and only solo album is top shelf.
I wish they would have a Micro-Festival here in Los Angeles featuring Sunny Sweeney, Amber Digby, and Miss Leslie! That would get things off to a good start…
I was at the Dierks show at the Ryman and when Evie sang "Thinking of You" with him there wasn't a dry eye in the place. Sidenote: my friend Takara took that video. Dierks thanked her personally for capturing the moment so perfectly. :)
David Nail and Gavin Degraw? Interesting. That pairing might actually work…
[quote]There's some question about whether it will get used, though, and if it doesn't get used, it might as well be torn down.[/quote]
Its being used; that came directly from Garth's mouth, and he's kept Mark Miller and Allen's staff on the payroll. GB is back writing and once his youngest is off to uni I strongly suss Garth will back full force.
"once his youngest is off to uni I strongly suss Garth will back full force."
It always seemed to me that Garth was trapped by his own success–that after hitting the top and then seeing his sales start to decline, he was afraid to put out new albums that might "only" go platinum or might even fail to hit #1. It just doesn't make sense to me that the reason he hasn't been making albums is because he needs to be with his daughters. He'd be the only artist in history who had to take an 18-year-break for that reason.
ts being used; that came directly from Garth's mouth, and he's kept Mark Miller and Allen's staff on the payroll.
Keeping people on the payroll and using the studio aren't quite the same thing.
It just doesn't make sense to me that the reason he hasn't been making albums is because he needs to be with his daughters. He'd be the only artist in history who had to take an 18-year-break for that reason.
No he wouldn't. Artists – famous and otherwise – reduce their career commitments, sometimes to the point of giving up performance altogether, for extended periods because of family reasons all the time.
Actually LOS he had no choice but to come full stop; his ex wife was insistent on the retirement or she'd drag everything in to court for years to try to make sure he didn't get to see his daughters. Garth goes to great lengths to portray her in a neutral light as she's the girls mother, but she's a nightmare.
And the studio is being used by other artists beside Garth. :)
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For this monster miles thing I'm going to have to resist the urge to take more than I need, but it does mean I can put little things in like a spare derailleur hanger. The chances of breaking one are low, but they weigh next to nothing.
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