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Many remember Kylie Jenner as the little girl who ran around the house with her slightly older sister Kendall Jenner, now 18, on "Keeping Up With the Kardashians." But the 16-year-old is all grown up and ready to show the world.
The teen took to Instagram on Nov. 4 to debut her raciest look yet in a white cutout dress that displayed plenty of cleavage and lots of leg. The brunette posed on a balcony with the ocean in the background while giving the camera a smoldering stare.
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Updated: Friday, May 30 2014, 08:35 PM EDT
COLUMBIA, S.C. – In its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 43 years, Maryland waited until its final at-bat to win its first tournament game since 1970. The Terps completed a come-from-behind victory with three runs in the ninth to walk-off against Old Dominion by the score of 4-3 in the opening game of the Columbia Regional Friday afternoon at Carolina Stadium.
Trailing by two runs in the ninth, Maryland (37-21) cut the deficit to one on a run-scoring single by Charlie White and proceeded to load the bases on a LaMonte Wade walk. Old Dominion's Brad Gero hit Brandon Lowe and Jose Cuas on consecutive pitches to force in the tying and winning runs.
With the win, Maryland advances to the winner's bracket of the Columbia Regional and will face either South Carolina or Campbell Saturday at 7 p.m. It is the Terps' first NCAA Tournament victory since knocking off Mississippi State, 3-2, on May 28, 1970.
"I got to give our guys a lot of credit," said head coach John Szefc. "It wasn't a real pretty game for us particularly in the first two-thirds of it. [Jake] Stinnett made a very efficient start. He kept things close and gave us a chance to win late, which is all you can ask for in the NCAA Tournament.
"We had some opportunities late that we didn't take advantage of and made it a little harder for us late. At the end of the day, when you count up the runs, it's either a win or a loss and our guys did what they had to do late."
The Terps trailed by three entering the bottom of the eighth. Monarchs' starter Andy Roberts and reliever Ryan Yarbrough combined to shutout Maryland through seven innings stranding seven runners including leaving the bases loaded in the fifth.
In the eighth, Wade, Lowe and Cuas led off the inning with three consecutive singles to load the bases and put the Terps in position to cut into the deficit. Blake Schmit grounded into a double play, but the ground ball did score Wade and trimmed the Old Dominion (36-25) lead to 3-1.
Kyle Convissar started Maryland's come back in the ninth. The senior shot the gap in left center for his fifth double of the season to lead off the inning. After a ground out, Kevin Martir reached on a fielding error to put runners at the corners.
Behind 0-2, White flared a single to center to scoring Convissar and bringing Maryland within one. Wade then drew a walk to load the bases before the Terps snatched the victory on back-to-back hit by pitches.
"There is never a sense of doubt in the dugout for us," said Cuas. "We've been playing about as well as any team in the country in the month of May. We never doubt each other whether we are up or we are down. Our pitching staff settled down and we got big hits when we needed them."
Maryland received a solid start from senior Jake Stinnett. The Vista, Calif., native scattered six hits over eight innings giving up three runs while striking out seven moving him past Steve Schmoll as the Terps' single-season record holder. Stinnett has 130 strikeouts this season.
Tayler Stiles earned the win with a strong ninth inning. Stiles struck out two of the three batters he faced to improve his record to 4-2.
Old Dominion got on the board first in Columbia. With one out in the top of the third, Mike Perez tripled to the gap in left center. Tyler Urps got Perez home with a shot towards second that hopped over Lowe's glove to give the Monarchs the early advantage.
The Monarchs added to their lead in the fifth tallying a run on three hits. Ben Slaton led off the inning with a single and moved to third on a well-executed hit-and-run by Perez. With runners at the corners, Urps hit a dribbler just in front of home plate leaving Martir with only one play. Martir dove in an attempt to tag the runner, but Slaton slipped past to score Old Dominion's second run.
ODU continued to scratch out runs adding to its lead in the sixth. P.J. Higgins led off the inning with a single and stole second to put himself in scoring position. A long out to center allowed Higgins to move up and then score on a sacrifice fly by Josh Eldridge.

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A new study reveals that temperatures across the Canadian Arctic are now greater than they have been in the last 44,000 years, and possibly longer. Scientists say it is more proof of anthropogenic global warming.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - A new study shows that Arctic temperatures are the highest they have been in the past 44,000 years and possibly even the hottest in the past 120,000 years.
Gifford Miller, a researcher from the University of Colorado, Boulder, wrote a letter in coordination with the journal Geophysical Researchers Letters that was published online this week. The letter says that the study proves the warming we're witnessing in the Arctic is unprecedented in modern times and real.
"The key piece here is just how unprecedented the warming of Arctic Canada is," Miller wrote. "This study really says the warming we are seeing is outside any kind of known natural variability, and it has to be due to increased greenhouse gases in the atmosphere." Note the phrase "natural variability." This indicates that the result is anthropogenic rather than natural.
Miller says that solar radiation was a full 9 percent greater 11,700 years ago than it is today. During that time, the last ice age ended and global temperatures warmed. However, despite that more recent peak in warming, temperatures today are even hotter.
Miller and his colleagues reached their conclusions by measuring the gas bubbles trapped in ice cores. As ice forms, it traps small bubbles of air. Together with the ice itself and with corroborating evidence the results show that temperatures in the Canadian Arctic have reached their highest point in 120 millennia.
They also reveal how much precipitation occurred in each period as well as the amount of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere. The data, taken as a whole can reveal cycles in warming and cooling. The current warming far exceeds anything seen in a normal warming cycle.
The research suggests that the Arctic has been warming for over a century with significant warming spiking since the 1970s. This fits perfectly with satellite data which shows a significant reduction in polar ice since that time.
Although this year, Arctic ice levels increased over what they were in 2012, those ice levels were still far below what should be considered normal. Large swathes of Arctic tundra are defrosting and releasing methane into the atmosphere and a significant portion of the Greenland ice cap has also melted. In a sense, the Arctic is practically baking under heat it hasn't experienced in many thousands of years.
In fact, melting in Greenland and Canada provided some of the corroborating evidence researchers needed to correlate their data.
Clumps of moss taken from Baffin Island have been dated to 44,000 years ago and some may be as much as 120,000 years old, further demonstrating that temperatures haven't been so high in possibly 120,000 years. If temperatures had spiked since then, younger moss would have grown in those places.
Even if there is no additional warming over the next several years, researchers say they expect the ice caps to disappear.
Miller said, "And it is really in the past 20 years that the warming signal from that region has been just stunning. All of Baffin Island is melting, and we expect all of the ice caps to eventually disappear, even if there is no additional warming."
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On Friday, the state health department released the death certificate of Yemella Sprauve, who died Sept. 28 after she had been held down by the Champlain Farms clerk who took a knife away from her during an early morning struggle.
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Town officials and Phelps Engineering Inc., awarded the bid to Champlain Construction at a selectboard meeting that Tuesday, for a project total of $259,688.90. The town expects that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will pay a large portion of that cost, while the rest will come from the town's road budget.
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34 year old man | Chandler Heights, AZ, USA | Seeking women 27-37 within 50 miles
Life is best lived when daring greatly.
A little about me...in no specific order I have a goofy and sarcastic sense humor. I don't take life too seriously, but serious enough that I live it well. I love to laugh and do so pretty loudly, even been known to wake sleeping babies with it. I am always in search of a new favorite activity, place, or food. I work hard to make a good living and focus on enjoying every moment. I'm a bit of an introvert except when I'm with a group of people. I love dancing to a live salsa/Latin band (you won't have to beg me to get out there). I'm not one of those moody artist types, but I do love all forms of art--theater productions, pottery, symphonies and concerts, photography.... I remember special occasions and definitely enjoy romantic evenings (who doesn't if there's a beautiful lady involved?!). I'm plenty responsible and work hard so that I can very much enjoy that time away from work. I keep a good balance as no one would describe me as less than a very happy and cheerful person. I intend to make 'the most interesting' Dos XX beer guy seem boring in comparison. A little about the lady I'm hoping to meet... As long as you enjoy laughing, we'll do well. You're capable of good conversation, and thus find ours more interesting than what's on television. Someone that prefers doing to watching. Hopefully you're at least a little adventurous when it comes to dining, so that I can keep trying to improve my cooking skills. You're looking for a gentleman and aren't so jaded as to believe that nice guys finish last (because I am a nice guy and I don't finish last). I'll pull your chair and carry both our packs as we backpack through Europe and the rest of the world. So you definitely love adventure and being outside. You believe the journey can be and is just as enjoyable as the destination, whether you get there by foot, boat, train, or airplane (or in an old VW bus with a lady and her chicken sitting next to you). A great lady that is looking to develop and add a beautiful and intimate relationship to an already good life. My life is good, very good; and I'm generous. I want to share the good life with someone. I take my boys to the butterfly exhibit--but would love a woman to give me butterflies whenever she walks into the room. If you think you can do that--say hello--if you really can, I'll try my best to sweep you off your feet and off this website.
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Hobbies and crafts , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Religion/Spiritual , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Wine tasting
Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Inline skating, Running, Skiing, Soccer, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Exotic Pets
My boys have a bearded dragon which I take care of, of course. I've had a dog, and am looking for one to adopt now.
I'm easy. Give me a good meal, good conversation, or a good view, and it really doesn't get better. For the perfect weather day, my hammock!! A good taco stand. Somewhere with a great dessert or a live band playing.
California State University, Fullerton, Fullerton, CA
This is a contradiction because I can list a multitude of things--conversation, reading, art, dancing, outdoors, etc., even my work!--so favorite sort of loses it's meaning. I make it a point to enjoy whatever task is before me.
I like making the dull and boring-fun. I am a bit of a thrill seeker so I'm always up for an adventure. For the daily: I enjoy mountain biking and running. Most fun of all--the company of good people...and better if I can make them fall down laughing
I read a lot. Lately it's been non fiction, self help/philosophy/religious--the last: Daring Greatly by Brene Brown. I enjoy a good biography as well. For pure pleasure, I read historical fiction...I have a pile of about 20 books calling for me
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|5'4" (162cms)
|4'11" (149cms) to 5'7" (170cms)
|Body type:
|Slender, About average, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Dark brown
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way, Occasionally
|Social Drinker
|Never, Social Drinker
|Medical / Dental / Veterinary / Fitness
|No preference
I argue with people all the time that I have the best job! I love what I do.
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home (2)
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live away from home, Yes, and they live at home
|Wants kids:
|Not sure
|Someday, Not sure, Probably not, No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|Latino / Hispanic
|Asian, Latino / Hispanic, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian
My parents are from Mexico, but I get confused for being Filipino all the time...and sometimes the gardener.
|Christian / Protestant
|Christian / Catholic, Christian / Protestant, Spiritual but not religious, Christian / Other
|English, Spanish
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|Graduate degree
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FONZ Names Lynn Mento as New Executive Director
July 1, 2015
The Board of Directors of Friends of the National Zoo (FONZ) is pleased to announce that Lynn Mento has been named Executive Director.
Clouded Leopards Born in Thailand Via Artificial Insemination
June 15, 2015
For only the second time, a litter of clouded leopard cubs has been born as the result of an artificial insemination. Pierre Comizzoli, reproductive physiologist at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI), performed the artificial insemination in Thailand last March alongside Paweena Thuwanut, a former JoGayle Howard Postdoctoral Fellow at SCBI, and Wanlaya Tipkantha, a doctoral candidate at Chulalongkorn University, who also studied at SCBI. The two cubs were born at the Khao Khew Open Zoo in Chonburi, Thailand June 9.
Loggerhead Shrike Chicks Hatch at Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
June 11, 2015
Ten loggerhead shrikes hatched last month at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI) in Front Royal, Va. These genetically valuable chicks will be the first SCBI-hatched shrikes to be released into the wild.
Miniaturized GPS Tags Allow Tracking of Small Breeding Songbirds to Tropical Winter Territories for First Time
June 10, 2015
For the first time, researchers at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute's Migratory Bird Center have tracked small migratory ovenbirds (Seiurus aurocapilla) to their tropical wintering grounds with unparalleled accuracy, which significantly improves the understanding of migratory connectivity. Understanding migratory connectivity is key to future conservation efforts.
Photo Release: Critically Endangered Spider Tortoise Hatches at the Smithsonian's National Zoo
May 22, 2015
Tomorrow is World Turtle day. The Smithsonian's National Zoo is celebrating a conservation milestone; for the first time, a rare spider tortoise has hatched in the Reptile Discovery Center.
Photo Release: Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Scientists Find Andean Bears Using Camera Traps In Peru
May 8, 2015
For the first time, a team from the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute's (SCBI) Center for Conservation Education and Sustainability collected photo evidence of an Andean bear (also known as the spectacled bear) in Peru's Amarakaeri Comunal Reserve using camera traps—automated cameras with motion sensors.
Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Scientists Find Forest Corridors Are Key to Maintaining Healthy Sloth Bear Populations
May 6, 2015
By using DNA extracted from sloth bear scat, a team of Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI) researchers found that forest corridors between protected areas in the bears' native habitats are vital to maintaining a genetically diverse population.
Media Advisory: Smithsonian's National Zoo Celebrates International Migratory Bird Day with Family Events May 7 and 9
May 4, 2015
In honor of International Migratory Bird Day, the Smithsonian's National Zoo is hosting two free events where Zoo visitors can learn about birds and ways to support bird conservation efforts. These events, collectively known as Bird Fest 2015, celebrate the springtime return of millions of birds that winter in Latin America and the Caribbean. The theme of this year's event is "Restore Habitats, Restore Birds."
Smithsonian's National Zoo Opens Mobile Wildlife Trafficking Educational Kiosk
April 29, 2015
A free-standing kiosk at the Smithsonian's National Zoo enables visitors to gain a better understanding of the impact of wildlife trafficking.
SCBI Researchers Use Frozen Testes Tissue To Generate Sperm
April 29, 2015
Researchers at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI) have generated mature sperm from frozen testicular tissue for the first time. Their findings were published in PLOS ONE today. The technique, called xenografting, has been successful in several domestic species but has never been done with frozen tissue before.
February 12, 2015
Giant anteater Maripi gave birth to a female pup the night of January 24. Keepers monitored both Maripi and her pup via a closed circuit camera. Within 48 hours keepers became concerned that the pup was not thriving.
Smithsonian's National Zoo Security Update and Planning: Statement from the Director
January 23, 2015
The Smithsonian's National Zoo's attendance varies greatly throughout the year varying from a few hundred visitors per day in January to more than 25,000 visitors per day in April. To safely and securely handle the crowds, the Zoo implements temporary access control during high traffic times.


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Wagner joins CVMC teamOctober 29,2013
BERLIN — Beth Wagner has joined the Central Vermont Medical Center hospitalist team after years working in Alaska.
Wagner attended St. Michael's College in Colchester, where she received her bachelor's degree in biology. Wagner earned her Doctor of Osteopathy degree at The University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed her residency in Family Medicine at Providence Alaska Medical Center in Anchorage.
Wagner is certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Family Medicine and is also certified by the American College of Surgeons in Advanced Trauma Life Support.
She grew up in Maine and is happy have the opportunity to return to New England. "CVMC is the exact size hospital I was looking for when I decided to return to the Northeast," she noted. "I like the mountains and do as much outside activity as possible, hiking, swimming and cross country skiing."
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On a business trip to Marrakech, this riad was selected for me by our travel facilitator. We had difficulty finding it (down a narrow, dead end street and then two winding alleys later......).
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Christopher Owens Live in Session on KEXP Today
Tune into KEXP's Midday Show tonight from 7pm GMT to hear Christopher Owens and his band in session. 90.3 FM in Seattle and streaming worldwide at KEXP.ORG
Tune into KEXP's Midday Show tonight from 7pm GMT to hear Christopher Owens and his band in session. 90.3 FM in Seattle and streaming worldwide at KEXP.ORG
Massive news all over the place here. Trust Fund, aka Ellis Jones, has today released his new single, 'Dreams' You can get it on iTunes now, and stream it right here on Soundcloud.
This one's been produced by power pop-supremo MJ of Hookworms, and features Alanna McArdle (of Ides, formerly of Joanna Gruesome) on vocals.
Speedy Ortiz think Trust Fund are great, and so they've invited Ellis and his band on their tour of the UK and Ireland, this coming October. And there's a headline Trust Fund London show for November too.
22 Aug – Green Man Festival, Brecon
29 Aug – The Art Is Hard 5th Birthday, Bristol TICKETS
15 Oct – The Haunt, Brighton (w/ Speedy Ortiz) TICKETS
16 Oct – Sound Control, Manchester (w/ Speedy Ortiz) TICKETS
17 Oct – Whelan's Dublin (w/ Speedy Ortiz) TICKETS
18 Oct – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds (w/ Speedy Ortiz) TICKETS
21 Oct – The Dome, London (w/ Speedy Ortiz) TICKETS
22 Oct – Stereo, Glasgow (w/ Speedy Ortiz) TICKETS
4 Nov – The Lexington, London TICKETS
Perfume Genius slayed Glastonbury this Sunday with this fantastic performance of arguably the song of 2014, 'Queen'. Check out his whole set for a limited time on iPlayer.
Sea Lion – aka Linn Osterberg – has announced details of her debut album, due out on Turnstile on August 28th. Pre-order HERE.
The full length 'Desolate Stars' sees Linn explore what it is to be an uncertain in an age of cultivated personae under cover of slow darkness: her distorted electric guitar melts into a watercolour wash, a piano plays like the ghost of a Leonard Cohen ballad, while the close-mic'd intimacy is as intimidating as Cat Power's earliest records.
1. Intro
2. He Wears A Smile
3. If My Baby
4. Ghostlands
5. Plains
6. Baby's Town
7. Room
8. Desolate Star
Sea Lion has also given another sneak-peek into the album, premiering the track 'Ghostlands' over at Stereogum.
Alongside all this, Linn has announced her debut headline London show. She'll be debuting new songs at the Islington, on June 22nd. Tickets available HERE.
Christopher Owens' brand-new and brilliant album 'Chrissybaby Forever' is available now via iTunes or for physical pre-order from Chris' bandcamp store.
Chris also starts a tour of the United States and Canada, this week, so make sure to check if he's headed near you!
Jun 03 – The Chapel – San Francisco, CA (ticket info)
Jun 04 – The Echo – Los Angeles, CA (ticket info)
Jun 05 – The Casbah – San Diego, CA (ticket info)
Jun 06 – Valley Bar – Phoenix, AZ (ticket info)
Jun 09 – Club Dada – Dallas, TX (ticket info)
Jun 11 – Red 7 – Austin, TX (ticket info)
Jun 12 – Fitzgerald's – Houston, TX (ticket info)
Jun 13 – Gasa Gasa – New Orleans, LA (ticket info)
Jun 16 – The Earl – Atlanta, GA (ticket info)
Jun 18 – Cat's Cradle Back Room – Carrboro, NC (ticket info)
Jun 19 – Rock & Roll Hotel – Washington, DC (ticket info)
Jun 20 – Baby's All Right – Brooklyn, NY (ticket info)
Jun 21 – The Mercury Lounge – New York, NY (ticket info)
Jun 24 – The Garrison – Toronto, ON (ticket info)
Jun 25 – The Pike Room at the Crofoot – Pontiac, MI (ticket info)
Jun 26 – Schubas Tavern – Chicago, IL (ticket info)
Jun 27 – 7th St. Entry – Minneapolis, MN (ticket info)
Jun 30 – The Cobalt – Vancouver, BC (ticket info)
Jul 01 – Barboza – Seattle, WA (ticket info)
Jul 02 – Doug Fir Lounge – Portland, OR (ticket info)
Joanna Gruesome have announced a whole load of fresh, new dates for the rest of the year, including additional UK shows and a swoop across North America, taking in Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin on the way.
The upcoming tour marks the departure of vocalist Alanna Mcardle from the band. The new lineup will feature Kate of feminist/queer punks Pennycress on melodic vocals/shouting/screaming and Roxy of Two White Cranes, Grubs and TOWEL on melodic vocals/keyboard. A statement from the band regarding the lineup change can be found on their Facebook page. The full list of tour dates is below.
4 July – Roskilde Festival, Denmark
18 Sep – Islington Mill, Manchester UK
19 Sep – Head Of Steam, Newcastle UK
20 Sep – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds UK
22 Sep – Scala, London UK
23 Sep – Summerhall, Edinburgh UK
24 Sep – Glad Cafe, Glasgow UK
25 Sep – Trades Club, Hebden Bridge UK
26 Sep – Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff UK
29 Sep – The Haunt, Brighton UK
24 Oct – Schubas Tavern, Chicago IL
25 Oct – UFO Factory, Detroit
26 Oct – Silver Dollar, Toronto ON
27 Oct – La Sala Rossa, Montreal QC
28 Oct – The Middle East (Upstairs), Cambridge MA
29 Oct – PhilaMOCA, Philadelphia PA
30 Oct – Rough Trade, Brooklyn NY
31 Oct – Shea Stadium, Brooklyn NY
1 Nov – DC9, Washington DC
2 Nov – Cat's Cradle Backroom, Carrboro NC
3 Nov – Drunken Unicorn, Atlanta GA
4 Nov – Club Downunder, Tallahassee FL
6/7/8 Nov – Fun Fun Fun Fest, Austin TX
9 Nov – The Rebel Lounge, Phoenix AZ
10 Nov – The Echo, Los Angeles CA
11 Nov – Rickshaw Stop, San Francisco CA
13 Nov – Analog Cafe, Portland OR
14 Nov – The Vera Project, Seattle WA
15 Nov – The Cobalt, Vancouver BC
Out of nowhere, Christopher Owens has just dropped his brand new 16 track album. Stream and download it over at his Bandcamp site, and get your hands on an LP pre-order.
Hello hello. This is a new recording of a song called Selfish Feelings, from a forthcoming album. Listen here. Xxo https://t.co/gXlzESZxYG
— Christopher Owens (@Chri55yBaby) May 21, 2015
Cate Le Bon and Tim Presley (of White Fence) have been teasing details of a new project, DRINKS, and today have announced details of an album and its first single, both entitled 'Hermits On Holiday'. Get your pre-order in NOW.
The 9 track album will come out on 12″ vinyl and download, via Heavenly Records and Birth Records on 14th August 2015, with this artwork and the following tracklist.
1. Laying Down The Rock
2. Focus On The Street
3. Cannon Mouth
4. She Walks So Fast
5. Hermits On Holiday
6. Split The Beans
7. Tim, Do I Like That Dog?
8. Cheerio
9. Time Between
You can listen to the first single, title track 'Hermits On Holiday', right now!
And check Cate and Tim on tour over the coming months.
31st August Mecanique Ondulataire, Paris (TICKETS)
1st Sept King Georg, Cologne (TICKETS)
2nd Sept Subbacultcha at OT301 , Amsterdam (TICKETS)
4th Sept Great Wild Open Festival, Vlieland
5th Sept End of The Road, Dorset (TICKETS)
6th Sept, Festival No.6, Portmeirion (TICKETS)
8th, Sept CCA, Glasgow (TICKETS)
9th Sept, Soup Kitchen, Manchester (TICKETS)
10th Sept, Lexington (TICKETS)
11th Sept, The Hope, Brighton (TICKETS)
12th Sept, On Blackheath, London (TICKETS)


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hey friends! i am working on everything! (it's stressful, but we will see what happens!)
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i'm moving my blog!
it's sunday morning + i have no idea what i've gotten myself into! i've set up my own space on the internet for self hosting and i think my new web hosting company is in the process of transferring my wordpress.com blog ( this blog you are on right now! ) over to my new space. all of this is so exciting + frees me up to do so much more, like to create a whole new website and keep my blog! but, warning! my blog may be a little crazy for the next few days, or disappear, or… I don't know. in any case, this is fun stuff!!
i have been thinking about moving over to a self hosted website for about a year now, and i decided that since i am physically moving to another country, i might as well move my blog/website at the same time. make sense, right?
so, wish me luck + and hang on! don't leave me or think that i have disappeared, depending on what happens. and… just a head's up, you may have to choose to follow me again once i am moved over to my new space. but, i'll keep you posted on the progress, i promise! until then, just keep checking back here. it should (hopefully) be normal for a while!
how are you spending your sunday/or monday?!
light + love xx
a video of our road trip: starring paige, lina, me & first aid kit!
there are perks to being married to a graphic design student. and one of the new ones is homemade videos. that's right, my love has gotten into the groove of making videos – and she is goooood. so, during our road trip to see first aid kit in concert this past weekend, she did a whole bunch of filming using her iPhone throughout our entire trip. and then she spent last night & this morning creating, editing, and finalizing an amazing and fun video of our trip! what a great way to preserve memories and laugh at how silly we are. i'm so excited and can't wait to see what other videos she creates after this crazy, amazing, event-filled summer.
but, for now, check out this awesome 6 minute video of our weekend road trip!
peace and love. xx
disney world: incredible, imaginative epcot!
day two of our week-long disney world party continued at the amazing world of epcot – a place of imagination, science, techology, and international flair. and let me tell you, we soaked it all in. every single stink in' bit. it was a beautiful day to explore, ride rides, and visit all the countries, but when the sun went down it turned windy & cooooold, so we enjoyed a three course dinner in paris (hee hee) at a fabulous french restaurant and watched the fireworks from there. well, just check it all out!
did you know that there is a ride in the big epcot ball? yep. it's called spaceship earth & it's freaking awesome.
we grabbed breakfast after a few rides and some starbucks coffee to warm us up. like i said, it was beautiful, but it was cold.
after some space and dinosaur stuff, it was time for the land area… and an amazing ride called soarin' and then some more sun worship.
time for the countries!! they are all situated around a lake, so we planned to start on the left and walk all the way around. each country had authentic architecture and natives working in their stores/restaurants. it's like taking a mini trip around the world. sooooo cool.
norway ( a little scandinavian treat for us!)
our amazing dinner at the french restaurant ended with creme brulee, chocolate mousse, & fireworks.
what a great, amazing experience!
as much as i have loved epcot and magic kingdom, i cannot choose a favorite between the two… and there are two more parks to go! all of them are so individually fantastic and inspiring. stay tuned till tomorrow, when i explore hollywood studios!
peace and love. xx
a tip for all you google reader users.
hey people!
i've noticed that quite a few of you that i follow are having a little bit of anxiety about the fact that google reader is shutting down (in july, i think). i don't use google to read my blogs, and i had no idea it was so popular. sounds like it's been THE go to place for reading blogs.
now, i am in no way an expert or anything. i don't really know much about all of this, but I know what works for me. and, since i don't use google reader, i thought i'd share with y'all two other ways i've found that help you easily organize and keep reading your favorite bloggers.
1. WordPress (for wordpress blogs only!)
if you read a wordpress blog, you may notice a little follow button at the top left side of the blog's page. click it and the posts will begin showing up in your wordpress.com reader.
where is your wordpress reader? go to wordpress.com, sign in, and click on "reader". your favorite bloggers newest posts will appear chronologically (newest first) and you can easily "like" the post right there on that page, or click on the post and read it on their blog page (the thing to do if you want to leave a comment). the blog opens in a new window. easy peasy.
2. Bloglovin' (for ALL blogs – which perhaps is easiest, since it can be any blog from any server/website).
Bloglovin' is simply another website where you can add blogs/websites that you follow. it organizes blogs in the same way as wordpress does. newest first. it is really user-friendly, i think. and you can add/register your blog as well, and hopefully gain new readers! i am following most of you here.
ironically, when i clicked on my Bloglovin' bookmark a few minutes ago, i saw this:
Google Reader is shutting down July 1st.
Make sure that your blog readers know that they'll still be able to follow your blog through bloglovin.
P.S. You can import blogs from Google Reader to bloglovin here.
so, Bloglovin' is directing you to a page in order to easily import all the blogs you follow in google reader into bloglovin'… i'm guessing with just a few simple clicks. nice.
because i want things as simple as possible, i stay signed into my wordpress account and my bloglovin' account all the time, and i have them as bookmarks at the top of my browser. then, when i click on either bookmark, all the newest blogs appear on my screen and i can see what amazing things y'all have been writing about.
i hope this helps a little. and i hope you understood my information. if you have any questions or need clarification on something, just let me know! good luck!
peace out.
from my little corner in the world to yours.
let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me. ~ sy miller and jill jackson
wishing you all, my dear readers, a beautiful holiday season. thank you for being who you are, for inspiring me with your words, and for sharing a tiny bit of your journey with me. i'm so thankful our paths have crossed.
may the peace of the universe be with you.
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How others view the Michigan HC position
Over the past week, I have spoken with a bunch of friends - most avid college football nuts like myself. One thing that has surprised me is that as a group, most view the Michigan job as far less desirable than I would have imagined.
Friend 1: Nebraska fan - "Why would PEline ever leave Neb. for M? Equal prestige, Nebraska a farther along in the rebuild and we don't have an insane fan base that will throw him out after 2-3 years."
Friend 2: PSU Fan - "I don't see you guys getting any top coach, other than Miles. Your program is a mess, and in recent years, you have no more prestige than any of the programs you would poach from. The Michigan job is not such a hot job these days."
Friend 3: Wisconsin Fan - still thinks that our job is a big deal and that we can attach, but "your disloyal fanbase is a problem - you have pretty much run two straight coaches out of town." (not correct about Lloyd, but many outsiders do view his retirement as avoiding firing)
Friend 4: No team, CFB nut - "You guys are no different than ND - aside from 1 or 2 good seasons, you have been irrelevant since your split NC. Why would a top coach come to M? Gruden is not coming - he loves being on ESPN. Miles is going to play you guys for even more SEC $$. Harbaugh is going to bold for the NFL (a few days before it happened). YOu will probably end up with that Hoke guy from San Diago."
The quotes are not exact, but are pretty damn close. Depressing.
Also, the general opinion was that our AD is a job and has screwed this up as badly as possible.
On a positive note, my ND friend is scared of us getting Miles because he thinks tat Miles can out-recruit anybody.
Odds posted on bodog.com...one can actually bet real money on who our coach will be!
Hoke at 10/11
Miles at 5/4
Patterson 5/1
Gruden 10/1
others listed as well...gamblers? GO get 'em!
FWIW, LSU fans' take on Les Miles' character
For all of the UM fans who are writing off Les Miles because of the OTL story, you should at least take 5 minutes of your time to do your own homework. Below is a link to a thread on TigerDroppings. It discusses Miles' character. Put simply, his players love him and nearly everyone describes him as honest. They are split on his coaching abilities but not his character.
Also, I have spent much of the past week reading threads on their site. This general outline of Miles -- great guy but maybe just a mediocre game day coach -- runs through many threads.
Time for a deep breath...
Fans I know your anxious but as a unit we gotta have faith in our AD and hopeful for the future. Regardless WE ARE MICHIGAN! Be patient.
Mr. Kelvin Grady (@Mr_KelGrady19)
Along with the majority of posters / stalkers around here, I have been tracking the site constantly, watching flight paths and contemplating what is going on in the world of Michigan Football. Maybe we all need to take a step back a bit, stop hitting F5 and give our kids a little attention until we have some SOLID information from actual sources...
Unofficial MGoBlog Coach Search DOOM Survey Results
Well, here we are: Day 5 of the national Coaching Search and nary a coach in site. Emotions have run high, beer and liquor supplies have run low, and livers have become cirrhosised (no, that's not a real word, but whatever). However, I feel that as a fanbase we have been fairly cool, calm, and collect…okay, I'm just kidding. We've been acting like starving hyenas snapping at any and every scrap of information that comes our way like it's a piece of meat.
Regardless, we all have opinions and we need to respect those opinions, even if we don't necessarily support or agree with them. We are all in this tight spot together as fans, and while we're all hoping that our own "Coach X" gets hired, we all need to understand something: we are all Michigan fans, and we NEED to support this team, this program, especially whomever the new coach happens to be [yes, even if it's Brady Hoke].
Now, since everyone and their grandma's gardener has an opinion about how Brandon is doing with this Coach Search or whatever (and it was requested by bklein09), I conducted a quick survey to gauge the feelings and opinions of the average MGoBlogger (which, I'm sure we'll all agree, is FAR from average). Please to be enjoying the results!
[NOTE: There were a total of 263 responses for this survey, and no demographics were taken. Also, the chance that this survey is accurately representative of…ANYHTING are slimmer than our chances of getting Jim Harbaugh. Too soon?]
Question 1: Who is your current top coaching candidate for the University of Michigan?
Now it appears that the majority of the board wants Chuckie to be our coach, but everybody's favorite Horned Frog, Gary Patterson is a not-too-distant second place. Les Miles' sleaziness and potential propensity for rapin' e'erbody out here may have held him back to a respectable (?) third. I will admit that I regret not being able to represent more potential coordinator candidates, but I didn't want this pie to look like it was being shared at the Duggar's house…
Anyway, there was an "Other" category and write-ins were welcome. A few weren't very realistic (Jim Harbaugh, Lloyd Carr), and a few were some guy named Rich Rodrigues. Others included Bo Pelini, Bo Schembechler (frowny face) and Mayor McCheese (that was me). That's about it. Take it FWIW.
Question 2: With Harbaugh off the board, should DB have fired RR?
Okay, I'm not gonna lie: I was shocked to see that 50% of MGoBloggers were opposed to firing RR with Harbaugh off the board, especially given the possibilities we may or may not probably have (or don't) with LesGrudenHoke. However, it seems that the vast majority of people will be extremely pissed about the RR firing should we fail to land a "Big Name" coach, and since the definition of "Big Name" differs from person to person, this means jack-squat. Regardless, it appears that the majority of folks had this as their short list before the firing [in no particular order]:
1) Jim Harbaugh
2) RichRod with a new DC
Ladies and gentlemen, this is just another confirmation that life isn't fair. Still, a quarter of you were not pleased at all with RR and wanted him gone no matter what, and if I'm correct in remembering, that number decreased from the December survey posted in December (redundant). However, that could be due to the meteoric crater known as the Coach Search. #takeitwithagrainofsalt
Question 3: Before the Coach Search, were you in favor of a RR firing?
Well, after seeing Q2, these results shouldn't be too shocking. They're pretty self-explanatory, and it's interesting to note the changes from the almost 33/33/33 split seen in the December survey. It looks like those "Undecided" folks shifted camps, mostly to the "No" side of the fence. Again, Coach Search is a powerful force. Moving on!
Question 4: When should RR have been fired?
I'll just state the obvious: NOBODY thought that RR should have been fired later than it was done by Brandon. Also, it should be noted that about 83% of bloggers feel that they would have chosen a different time to fire RR than Brandon. Maybe we should all band together and fill out a collective application when the next AD is being hired. As seen in the last 2 questions, people were not ready to let RR go (either at all or only if we couldn't get JH), so the fact that 46% of respondents thought that RR shouldn't have been fired this year is no shocker.
There is also a strong contingency that thought RR should have been fired after the regular season, which is understandable given the current Coach Search, if not wholly influenced by hindsight. Still, it would be interesting to see how things would be now had we fired RR after the OSU game and hired a new guy in December. Where's that damn crystal ball?
Question 5: Should DB have fired RR without a replacement lined up?
Obvious results are obvious. Staring at them longer won't make them change, just like how dwelling on the "what-if's" and the "what-could-have-been's" won't change the spot we're in (sorry, not trying to be preachy; I also have to tell myself this from time to time just to keep sane). Let's just agree to disagree with DB and keep chugging along.
Question 6: If you had known about the current Coach Search beforehand, would your opinion about firing RR have changed?
Okay, so the questions have gotten longer and the results have gotten..well, predictable. Still a third of the people would have preferred RR being fired despite the Coach Search, and about 44% of people would have still preferred to keep RR as the coach despite the Coach Search (very similar to 46% of people who weren't in favor of a RR firing).
The interesting part is that the Coach Search seems to have swayed people more into the "Don't Fire RR" camp from the "Fire" camp. Those that were Undecided before the DOOM-Kitty-Coaching-Apocalypse seem to have been pissed off so much (or saddened beyond belief) by recent events that they would have preferred to have avoided the whole thing altogether. Oh, and there was actually ONE person who changed their opinion from "Don't Fire" to "Fire", so if you see that person, kindly ask them "What's your DEAL?!"
[NOTE: 8% of you need to get an opinion, seriously. These are scary times in which to be complacent.]
Question 7: How do you feel about DB's handling of the current Coach Search?
Being a GSI, I get this kind of question answered about me all the times, so I figured it was Dave Brandon's turn. You're all smart and I don't need to spell it out for you, but then again, that would make for a boring diary. Sadly[?], only 20% of MGoFans approve of DB's handling of the Coaching Circus, whereas more than double of you feel that DB is not handling this whole situation in a favorable manner. Seeing that, I wish I would have asked a short answer question as to what you would have done to improve the situation (I keed, I keed!). Oh, and we have more than a third of you who are spineless and have no opinion (I'm taking "Neutral" to mean "No Opinion", "Not Sure" and/or "Undecided"). Seriously, these are the times where it's okay to have an opinion.
[Okay, maybe I'm being too harsh on our Swiss fans here. I guess I could see how "Neutral" could also mean "Wait and See" or "I Couldn't Have Done A Better Job So I'll STFU". My apologies to our Neutral friends. If I've offended you, there will be an application you can fill out for reparations in the form of one of my MGoPoints.]
Question 8: Assuming we return all the players we would have had RR not been fired (not counting recruits), what do you anticipate our win total being in 2011?
And now we come to the longest and obligatory question based solely on gut feelings, maize-and-blue tinted glasses and the reading of entrails: projected win totals for next year. I tried my best to break the wins into fair categories. I personally feel that this team has a 100% chance of being .500 at least, so I decided to give a wider range to the lower half of possible win totals. After we got past the "bowl-eligible" threshold, I decided to go by two wins, just to give a little wiggle room. I also felt that we should consider a bowl game since, given all too real and recent events, those count…BIG! I personally don't like to guess an actual number until AT LEAST 6 months before kickoff (or we have a coach…whichever comes first, I guess), so I also included the "Won't Guess" option for those like me.
A significant amount of you (14%) prefer not to guess just yet, making you the most rational people in the Michigan fanbase (which is like being the least insane person in a mental ward, so…yea). The majority of you (54%) said that you expect 8-9 wins next year, which to me says that we're expecting improvement but we aren't ready to make that leap into OMGBIGTENCHAMPIONS win totals just yet (either that, or we're assuming that a coachless team run by a junior Denard can get 'er done, which would be interesting to see). Interestingly, 24% of you felt that the team would either not improve, or worsen in wins next year. I would be willing to bet money that the majority of that faction says 7 wins, but pessimism can be contagious.
Just to clarify on this question, people were obviously/hopefully assuming that everyone who was expected to return actually does return (Martin, Roundtree, Smith, Denard, Roh, Koger, GERG…wait, scratch that!), and there were no assumptions on recruits, so this data is about as useful as a screen door on a submarine (which, ironically, we all probably feel like we're riding right about now). Still, it was fun to guess, and we need to show our Magic 8 Ball some love from time to time.
Well, there you have it folks. I hope you enjoyed taking the survey and viewing these results as much as I had making it and writing this Diary (it was awesome to have a weekend without homework, but that won't last long). Please don't take these results seriously because: a) it was made by me, b) it was made on the interwebz, and c) Michigan football fans took it, and we're more unstable than Sybil.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend, try not to break your F5 button, and here's to a potential coach being announced in the coming week [PLEASE GOD!]. Go Blue!
Assume, for the sake of conjecture, that Les Miles is announced as coach sometime in the next 96 hours. Does he bring his coordinators or is the next CC for coordinators?


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Blogs Cliopatria FulminatingMay 6, 2005 7:59 pm
In today's Wash Post Charles Krauthammer fulminates about the Democrats opposition to President Bush's Social Security proposal. What really exercises him is that Democrats keep saying there's no crisis in Social Security because the Trust Fund doesn't run out until 2052:
As I have been writing for years with stupefying redundancy -- and obvious lack of success -- this idea is a hoax. There is no trust fund. The past Social Security surpluses were spent the year they were created. The idea that in 2017, when the surpluses disappear, we will be able to go to a box in West Virginia to retrieve the money we need to make up the shortfall (between what Social Security takes in and what it pays out that year) is a deception. There is no money there. It will have to be borrowed or garnered from new taxes.
And as I have been writing for years, the Trust Fund is real. The coming crisis is a fiscal crisis not a Social Security crisis. The pols have been spending the Social Security surplus. It was morally wrong. It meant we were balancing the budget on the backs of workers. All those tax cuts to the wealthy? They came out of the hides of working class people.
What will happen to our politics when the American people figure this out? Ah, that will be something to behold. It will churn up our politics and parties and maybe even lead to the birth of a new party. It is one of those milestones that will mark a true change in our politics. And it is coming.
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CHICAGO – Ryan Spooner is waiting, but then again he's patient. That's a useful asset as the skilled center looks for both his first goal and a future in the Bruins' lineup.
Spooner has been the Bruins' third-line center since Dec. 8, but with Chris Kelly getting closer to a return, there's no telling what the plans are for him.
The 2010 second-round pick has 10 assists in 20 games for the B's this season, flashing speed in the neutral zone and smarts with distributing the puck both in five-on-five play and in spending time on each of the Bruins' power play units. His special teams presence extended to the penalty kill last month.
He's also had struggles in the faceoff circle and admits to turning in some tougher outings, and he's still looking for his first NHL goal.
"I'm a firm believer in what's going to happen is going to happen," Spooner said when asked if he's getting antsy to find the back of the net. "I'm not focused on it too much. I'm just going to go out there and control what I can control."
The 21-year-old has used that mindset for months now, as he appeared capable of being an NHL player on a younger team in training camp but was sent to Providence given his inexperience and the Bruins' depth at center with David Krejci, Patrice Bergeron, Kelly and Gregory Campbell. He went to Providence and performed well (five goals and 18 assists for 23 points in 21 games), getting a two-game callup in late October/early November but not getting an extended look until Pascal Dupuis' slash of Kelly left the B's in need of a center on Dec. 7.
Spooner has been centering Carl Soderberg for 16 the 18 games he's been back up and has had Loui Eriksson on the other wing for the last three. The line has generated one goal (Soderberg's game-winner last Saturday in San Jose) in their three contests together, though such a trio has a high ceiling offensively, especially for a third line. That could change in a matter of games when Kelly is ready to return, but right now there's an awful lot of skill stashed among the bottom-six thanks to that trio.
"What I like about that is we've got players on our third line -- both Soderberg and Loui I think can move up to any of those two lines," Claude Julien said. "I thought Carl Soderberg played a real good game when Looch was sick in Anaheim. He was really good on that line, gave it some real good speed and was real good on the forecheck, so he's been good that way.
"We've seen Loui, when they started playing well before the injury in Buffalo, I thought that line was starting to really jell, and unfortunately he got injured. I think if anything it's given me a lot of options by seeing those players move up and seeing what they've done on those lines. I think this is a situation where if you see those lines go stale for too long, you make that change."
Though Eriksson is the most natural scorer on that line, Julien would also like to see Spooner go to the net more himself. As has been seen multiple times in his brief Bruins tenure, Spooner is plenty capable of beating opponents with his speed and going through them out of his own zone and through the neutral zone, so Julien wouldn't hate to see him use those same skills to get to the net.
"Spoons, right now, when you look at the stat sheet, he's got a fair amount of assists because he's a good playmaker, but right now he's got to work on not only some D zone work, but also he's capable of scoring some goals, so he's got to find a way to get some goals and get that zero off the score sheet and get in there," Julien said. "I think he's very capable of doing that. I've seen him in Providence take some pucks to the net and score some real nifty goals. I think for him, it's just a matter of gaining that confidence to take things to the net."
Spooner is a confident young player, but he's also realistic. He admits that faceoffs have been a difficult adjustment at each level (something very common for centers, though he's up to 41.7 percent on draws) and even offered that he "wasn't feeling it with the puck" in a subpar outing in the team's loss to the Maple Leafs Tuesday. The NHL hasn't been easy for him, but he didn't expect it to be easy.
"Just being a first-year guy, it's hard to be consistent game in and game out," Spooner admitted. "I'm getting used to the schedule and kind of getting run-down, and all that kind of stuff. … I actually haven't been feeling good the last week or so, but I guess for me, it's just trying to fight through that kind of stuff and try to find the consistency in my game.
"That's one thing that you can look around the locker room here and look at guys like Bergeron and Krejci and guys like that. They've kind of mastered that. Each and every game they go out there and play a pretty solid game. If I look at guys like that I can take something out of their game."
If that inconsistency means Spooner becomes the odd man out, he's willing to be patient again. He says he thinks staying in Boston watching the team's centers would aid his development if they want to keep him as a 13th forward, though the team might rather him play in the AHL than sit in the NHL.
"I think for me right now, being here and kind of being in the environment and just watching some of the centermen here would be good for me, but I'm not really focused on that right now."
There's also the fact that as the team's best AHL chip, teams might ask about Spooner in trade discussions. It would probably take a lot for Spooner to be pried away, however, so he will continue to try to get better as an NHL player as he hopes to remain one for the rest of the season.
"I think they have a plan for me," Spooner added. "I've played some games here where I think I could have done better, but being a first year guy, that's kind of expected. Consistency for me is one thing that I'm trying to work on right now. I don't really focus on [what's to come]. If they want to send me back down, I'll go down there and I'll work on the things they want me to work on and make sure I have a strong summer and come back next year with a good attitude."
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WEEI.com's Rob Bradford and Andy Hart of Patriots.com are in for Dale, Holley, and Thornton. Bradfo and Hart take some time to discuss the upcoming issues for Pats training camp, including what QB reps will be like between Brady and the backups.
Rob Bradford and Andy Hart are in for Dale, Holley, and Thornton and are joined by Houston Astros writer Evan Drellich of the Houston Chronicle to preview the weekend's Red Sox - Astros series as well as to get the inside word on the St. Louis Cardinals hacking scandal.
WEEI Bruins Reporter D.J. Bean joins Mikey Adams and Lenny Megliola to talk about the signing of winger Matt Beleskey on the opening day of NHL free agency.
With 80 games played for the Red Sox, Mikey Adams wants midterm grades for several players. Also, after another Rick Porcello clunker in Toronto, callers and texters give unflattering Porcello Limericks. Lenny Megliola and Textress Lucy are along.
Danny's early thoughts on Celtics drafting Terry Rozier at the 16th pick
Ben, Russ & Alex discuss the Revs continued downfall & argue over The Mighty Ducks movie franchise
Ken Laird and Ryan Hannable are joined by special guests Mike Mutnansky of the Red Sox Radio Network and Red Sox minor league hitting coordinator Tim Hyers to talk Sox prospects. What do the struggles of Rusney Castillo and Rick Porcello in the majors mean? Also, the international signing period begins July 2, looking back at past Latin American signings. And June selections for affiliate players of the month
How long will this rebuild take? How much money will it take to keep Bae Crowder? Are Draft Picks even worth anything? With the Danny Ainge not landing any big names in the draft, and unable to lure any big names in free agency, Sam and Ben discussed if the Celtics are doomed moving forward.
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Ken Laird and Ryan Hannable are joined by special guests Mike Mutnansky of the Red Sox Radio Network and Red Sox minor league hitting coordinator Tim Hyers to talk Sox prospects. What do the struggles of Rusney Castillo and Rick Porcello in the majors mean? Also, the international signing period begins July 2, looking back at past Latin American signings. And June selections for affiliate players of the monthMore from this show
Buck on why Buchholz should stay in Boston.More from this show
Dale, Michael and Jerry do the postgame for another Sox stinker, and find there is much more interest in how the Bruins and Celtics can build their teams after interesting off-seasons.More from this show
The guys discussed the Bruins moves this off-season.More from this show