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Hey Everyone, Have Yall Seen The New Rockshox Dart Models? I Was Looking To Get A Judy 3 For My Harov1 But These Look Better, Well Al Least Better Than The Manitou Axel Super I Was Going To Get. What Do Yall Think?
i think dart replaced the j line. they probably twitched it up a little and yep they do look better. i think performance will be like judy
well, it looks like the judy is FINALLY dead after quite possibly the longest run in the suspension market. long live the judy.
but the dart is the judy.
dart, just a nice name to replace the j series
i know yall are tried of the begginer stuff, but im still there. College ties up most of my money, im just i guess new and exicted about my new hobby, something me and the g/f can do 2gether. anyways i just wanted some input on if yall thought it would be bad to get a new fork just put on the market? Maybe to work out the bugs?
Its really not an all new fork. Basically the same specs as my '06 J3, just a new name, different colors etc. I think they might have tweaked somethings, but you shouldnt worry about bugs.Originally Posted by jamyers13183
i thought they would be about the same. but wasnt sure. also i saw somewhere the they dont have bosses for my v brake on a review site, then i saw on another review site that they do have the bosses.
i hate being mislead, i think im going to call sram/rockshox and see if they are included.
They most likely make both! They make a bossless design and a bossed one.
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I rode a '06 and '07 Rockhopper, the '06 had the Judy and the '07 had the Dart. I could tell absolutely no difference between the two either physically, or how they rode. YMMV
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For the first time, Emil didn't refer to himself in the third-person!
I almost didn't recognize who was speaking.
Also, notice that in the third panel it looks like Emil's right hand is cuffed to Rilla's right hand, but in the fourth panel they're cuffed right hand to left hand!
That's what I noticed too, Wesley! I was like, hang on.. That's Rilla's right hand.. but is that Emil's right hand too?!
What's a pepersonnel (3rd panel if you count the first skinny one)? Is that like pepperoni? That sounds delicious.
Good thing there are so many people that go into making sure it's perfect.
You're almost correct. Pepersonnel are personnel made of pepperoni. Lunch break is often quite literally a fight for survival.
We gather here today to mourn the loss of one such tasty individual. Hormel was a good employee, a better person, and OH-SO-DELICIOUS! *lips smack*
I'm actually not totally convinced that it is Emil's right hand that is cuffed after all. If you look closely in the third panel, it looks like his thumb is facing the viewer which would make it his left hand. The perspective is ambiguous enough to make one wonder.
Very funny comments, about thye pepersonnel.
But about Emil's handcuffed hand... if you see the finger at the front you can see is the thumb, so... it must be his left hand.
Emil and Rilla together alone! Sounds like trouble is brewing.
It looks more like the little finger to me, also I would imagine the left arm going straight, rather then upward from this perspective
If where talking about hand placements and the like, what about the first two panels, we see Toad handcuffing Chen's left hand onto the briefcase as you can clearly see the thumb in that picture, yet the second panel shows her holding the briefcase in her right hand and her left hand in what appears to be her pocket or by her side...
The worst part is, for some reason Toad got Emil and Rilla to switch places for the handcuffs, almost like he has some kind of preference of who should be on the right. For in Panel 3, Emil is on the left hand side. Then, in Panel 4, he's handcuffed to be on the right side.
However, history and male courtesy suggest that males should be on the left, rather than the right. (So as to absorb splashes / knighthood [sword], etc...)
Tsk tsk Toad, you've forgotten a common male courtesy. :'(
That or Toad's a feminist. A rebelling feminist!
What's even worse is that in the first panel Chen's cuff is shown as being gray... but she's wearing a red jacket and black T-shirt!
Have to admit, I didn't think the handcuffing would stir up so much discussion.
Oups, my fault.
I missed the hands issue while drawing thу last panel...
Thanks for pointing that out! Will be careful in future.

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yeah, only the developers of GRiD where the ones that pulled that off(almost photorealistic graphics)
Photorealistic? It did look good, but if you looked carefully for a seconds you would see where the cuts have been made.
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Actually, my joke was about Nekro always telling people that I'd get angry with them. As for people being sensitive about consoles, I used to be the same way. Back when I was playing my Genesis, but the PC was getting all of the best games, I was jealous. Now that the roles are reversed, the PC Gaming crowd is getting jealous.
Of course, I learned my lesson back then - just play on both platforms, that way I can get any game I want, as well as the superior version of any multi-platform release
Jls? I dono about that...
As for the games... well. I don't know. Though a mention of the "right thumbstick" kind of makes it lose it's credibility as being realistic.
Also I see what they mean - by making a "driving experience" "sim", though it might end up being a realistic-ish version of GRID with similar immersion effects.
It might also prove to be too much for them to effectively handle and we might end up with a few other "EA get-em-out-fast" games.
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Team's on the brink and it doesn't have anything to do with the pitching, which is what we've mostly been worrying about over on ORG. Team needs bats.
Hopefully if Walt was not planning on adding offense the last two games have got his attention. This is pathetic.
Nix just stays alive on a foul tip
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That was a great AB.
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Hanigan grounds to 3rd. Nix gets caught off the base and is out. 2 outs.
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At the foundation of Arizona's $25-million-a-year basketball operation is a four-game series against Duke, 1987-1991. Those four games put the Wildcats on the map more than anything else.
The opportunity to play the Blue Devils is almost as important as beating them.
In the quarter-century since that first game, won 91-85 by Arizona at McKale Center, the Wildcats and Duke have played eight times. Incredibly, Arizona is 5-3.
Only UCLA, which has played the Blue Devils nine times in the same stretch, going 2-7, plays on the same stage. Duke has played true road games at McKale and at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion and at no other Pac-12 venue.
Against the rest of the Pac-12, Duke has played 10 games in that 25-year stretch. It is 9-1, losing only to No. 1 Stanford in 2001.
The trick is to get to play Duke. It has more cachet than playing Notre Dame in football, because the Fighting Irish are no longer consistently powerful, and they are not coached by a legend like Mike Krzyzewski.
Beating the Blue Devils hasn't ensured immediate future success at Arizona. Three days after that maiden victory in 1987, unbeaten and ranked No. 1, Arizona lost at New Mexico.
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WESTON, Vt. (AP) - Mildred Ellen Orton, who co-founded the Vermont Country Store mail-order company with her husband, has died.
Lyman Orton said his mother died at her home in Weston on Thursday at the age of 99.
Lyman Orton, who now owns the mail-order company with his three sons, said his mother did the paperwork and bookkeeping for more than 30 years for the company she and her husband, Vrest (VEE'-rest), started in 1946.
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Why To Get Excited … after hitting rock bottom by going 2-10 a year ago, the only way is up for the Eagles. And leading the charge will be the excitable Steve Addazio, a major upgrade on Frank Spaziani. Addazio's first BC team has a veteran hint, including senior QB Chase Rettig and a pair of backs who had 100-yard games in 2012.
Why To Be Grouchy … Boston College is still a very long way from competing in the ACC. The offense was inconsistent a year ago, and the D is sorely lacking playmakers after LB Kevin Pierre-Louis. After losing 22 games over the last three seasons, Eagles' fans will still need to remain patient through at least the 2013 campaign.
The Number One Thing To Work On Is … the pass rush. If you can't get after the passer, it's almost impossible to play defense with any consistency these days. As hard as it is to imagine, BC got to the quarterback just six times in 2012, and not once in the final four games. There's an APB out on the Heights for anyone who can beat a tackle and disrupt the timing of a quarterback.
Why To Get Excited … Once Heisman-contending QB Tajh Boyd announced he was returning to school, the Tigers were instantly stamped the favorite to win the ACC. Clemson is coming off its fourth 11-win season ever and a stirring defeat of LSU in the Chick-fil-A Bowl. Head coach Dabo Swinney has the program chugging in the right direction.
Why To Be Grouchy … the D made strides in Brent Venables' first year as coordinator, but more progress is needed in 2013. The staff is particularly concerned about a secondary that gave up too many long balls last fall, and now must insert three new starters into the lineup. Rookies, such as recent blue-chip recruit Mackensie Alexander could be forced to play right away.
The Number One Thing To Work On Is … protecting the quarterback. Boyd will be Boyd, but only if he has time to locate open receivers. The Tigers were 85th nationally in sacks allowed a year ago, and the anchor of the line, C Dalton Freeman, has used up all of his eligibility.
Why To Get Excited … the Seminoles are trending north for head coach Jimbo Fisher, winning the ACC for the first time since 2005, and reeling in another top-flight recruiting class. It's taken a while to get back to this point, but Florida State is once again looking down on the rest of the conference, with its sights now set on entering the national championship picture.
Why To Be Grouchy … turnover is inevitable, but FSU has endured more than the usual departures since December. Not only have EJ Manuel and a handful of other standouts taken off for the NFL, but Fisher has also dealt with the exits of six assistants, including defensive coordinator Mark Stoops to Kentucky. This program will have a very different look than it did in 2012.
The Number One Thing To Work On Is … grooming a new starter behind center. The Seminoles will audition three candidates to be Manuel's heir apparent, Clint Trickett, Jameis Winston and Jacob Coker. Trickett is by far the most seasoned veteran, but Coker and Winston have high ceilings that they'll attempt to reach beginning in the spring.
Why To Get Excited … the passing game has no choice but to be more potent in 2013. Injuries forced the Terps to employ a fifth-string quarterback last season, but everyone is on the mend, including likely starter C.J. Brown. Brown will delight in forming a bond with an up-and-coming receiving corps that includes Freshman All-American Stefon Diggs and JUCO All-American Deon Long.
Why To Be Grouchy … line play will cause many sleepless nights for Randy Edsall and the coaching staff. The O-line got routinely abused last season, while the D-line will be busy trying to replace standout ends Joe Vellano and A.J. Francis. If Maryland can't perform a turnaround in the trenches, the end result in the standings might look eerily similar to last year.
The Number One Thing To Work On Is … remaining off the trainer's table. Maryland really never had a chance last season, succumbing to a spate of injuries, especially at quarterback. A healthy Terrapins team won't be required to stretch its depth or rip the redshirt off players who aren't quite ready to excel at this level. Spring will be a success if the injury report is flush with white space.
NC State
Why To Get Excited … new head coach Dave Doeren inherits a defense that figures to be rather feisty and quick to the ball in the front seven. Only one full-timer has graduated, good news for a last line of defense that's getting a facelift. DE Darryl Cato-Bishop and LB Rickey Dowdy will be the ringleaders of a group that figures to do an excellent job of pressuring the pocket.
Why To Be Grouchy … new staff plus new quarterback equals a rocky transition for most universities. The Pack upgraded by trading in an older model—Tom O'Brien—for hotshot Doeren. However, QB Mike Glennon is gone, leaving last year's backup, Manny Stocker, to duke it out with Colorado State transfer Pete Thomas. State also needs more quality athletes to execute the staff's spread attack.
The Number One Thing To Work On Is … protecting the ball. The Wolfpack finished a game above .500, including an upset of Florida State, despite ranking 113th nationally in giveaways. The 2012 edition was maddeningly inconsistent, throwing too many picks and coughing the ball up often. Even if the offense lacks explosiveness, it'll make progress simply by getting a better grip on the ball.
Why To Get Excited … for a change, the Orange will be carrying a head of steam into a new campaign. It won the final four games of 2012, highlighted by a 38-14 Pinstripe Bowl rout of former rival West Virginia. The one-two punch of Jerome Smith and Prince-Tyson Gulley on the ground will provide ample cover for the new quarterback.
Why To Be Grouchy … the program will endure a lot of turnover this fall, both on the depth chart and on the sidelines. Its two primary leaders a year ago, head coach Doug Marrone and QB Ryan Nassib have moved on to the NFL. So, too, for that matter have all five of last season's All-Big East performers.
The Number One Thing To Work On Is … developing a new quarterback between now and the opener with Penn State. Nassib was Syracuse's best passer since Donovan McNabb was still an amateur. Of the cadre of unproven passers hoping to replace No. 12, none has ever started a game at this level or thrown a scoring strike for that matter.
Wake Forest
Why To Get Excited … the Demon Deacons have the numbers to be vastly improved after missing the postseason in 2012. Just about everyone is back from a team that stumbled to the finish line to just miss a bowl game. Included among the returners are Wake Forest's best offensive and defensive players, WR Michael Campanaro and NG Nikita Whitlock, respectively, and three-year starting QB Tanner Price.
Why To Be Grouchy … after finishing last season 117th nationally in total offense and 88th in total defense, a similar starting lineup guarantees nothing. The Deacons will have to make adjustments and improvements on both sides of the ball in order to reach .500 and make a return to the postseason. The offensive line, in particular, still has a long way to go before becoming ACC-caliber.
The Number One Thing To Work On Is … cranking up the ground game. Wake Forest, like most teams, is far more effective when it can pound the ball consistently between the tackles. The 2012 Deacons averaged just three yards a carry, which drastically reduced the effectiveness of Price and Campanaro. Wake needs to find a way to unlock the running potential of senior Josh Harris and sophomore Deandre Martin.
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November 3rd, 2011 #1
To become a concept artist: ZNNO's Sketchbook
I am gonna make a new sketch book thread... it is kinda weird to be not able to delete my own thread .. but whatever.
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Wow you got great sense of perspective
Though I find it unsual the level of confidence between your works that are submitted in your first work, compared to the posts after?... Seems kinda like a jump or are sceneries just your thing?
I would say that your room illustrations are terrific, though in some of them the perspective is a bit warped, but otherwise pretty solid work (:
November 21st, 2011 #3
Your observations are pretty good and your backgrounds are phenomenal!
True dedication never goes without some kind of reward.
November 24th, 2011 #4
Wow, that's some amazing environment skills.
Keep up the good work!
November 24th, 2011 #5
Just keep at it with doing those planar studies. I think it's a really good way of learning how lights get casted onto an object. So yeah, keep it up :3
January 24th, 2012 #6
Your linework looks nice.. and the layout is interesting and energetic. I do see some little perspective issues here and there. Now.. let's get that holiday laziness out.. the holidays have been gone! Remember there are people coming up behind you .. and not all of them rest
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October 7th, 2012 #7
Hey! Don't give up on it! You could use it as your benchmark. Every couple of months or once a year you redraw her. Or do you already have something like that..? My benchmark is an eye I did following a tutorial in 08. I redid it in 2011. They both have their better aspects (as compared to each other), but it's a good benchmark for me to see my progress.
But I digress. I really commented to give you a tip on your ref drawings further up. It's called the mask technique. I learned it from a fellow artist on Deviantart. I got the tip on this deviation (read the first comment). It really really helped me. So I hope you find it useful.
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Hey you are getting better, uhm I think you should slow down and just try and do some fundamental studies. Do construction studies, anatomy studies, whatever you can. There are a lot of broken parts in your images, which these kinds of studies can really help. A great place to start, and a commonly mentioned resource around here, is Andrew Loomis, his books are in pdf form and are really easily found on the internet. They really hold a wealth of knowledge, and doing studies from those, I'm sure would really help.
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"I sort of felt like I was invited into the boys club, in a wonderful way. I was naive and interested in what they were doing ... They took care of me like I was their little sister."
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Investment guru and mega-billionaire Warren Buffett took a new plunge Thursday: He sent his first message on Twitter—and within a short time had more more than 100,000 followers.
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By Dino Chiecchi, San Antonio Express-News : July 25, 2014 : Updated: July 28, 2014 1:50am
Photo By Dino Chiecchi / San Antonio Express-NewsFantasyland's merry-go-round, known as the King Arthur Carrousel, attracts visitors day and night. It looks even more spectacular after sunset.
Photo By Helen L. Montoya / San Antonio Express-NewsDumbo the Flying Elephant in Fantasyland is an absolute must ride. Like the teacup ride, it can be controlled by small children who will enjoy making the elephant go up and down.
Photo By Paul Hiffmeyer/DisneylandStanding in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland, where magical storybooks come alive, Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse welcome visitors from all over the world.
Photo By Paul Hiffmeyer/DisneylandInspired by the classic Disney animated movie, "Alice in Wonderland," the Mad Tea Party attraction at Disneyland park recreates the film's madcap "unbirthday" sequence featuring the Mad Hatter and March Hare's chaotic tea party.
Photo By Dino Chiecchi/San Antonio Express-NewsOn Main Street U.S.A., visitors gather to see fireworks nightly at Disneyland.
Photo By Helen L. Montoya/San Antonio Express-NewsDumbo the Flying Elephant in Fantasyland is a must ride. Children can take control and make the elephants go up and down.
Photo By Helen L. Montoya/San Antonio Express-NewsKids and adults watch as several Disney movie characters sing and dance in the Main Street parade at Disneyland.
Photo By Helen L. Montoya/San Antonio Express-NewsA hairdo from the Bippity Boppity Boutique is a splurge that comes with a keepsake accessory (such as this rhinestone mouse-shaped barrette). This hairspray-laden style on a princess-in-training lasted three days.
Photo By Paul Hiffmeyer/DisneylandThe Disneyland Mark VII Monorail passes in front of Matterhorn Bobsleds, surrounded by lush trees and colorful flowers in Fantasyland at Disneyland Park.
Photo By Courtesy photo/DisneylandThe "It's a Small World" attraction at Disneyland is of the most popular Disney attractions of all time. The show is a whimsical salute to the children of the world that conveys its message of peace and harmony through the international language of music.
Photo By Helen L. Montoya/San Antonio Express-NewsColorful Disneyland balloons await young fans on a sunny summer day in Anaheim, California.
Photo By Courtesy photo/DisneylandThis New Orleans Square attraction opened in 1969 and is the home of 999 happy haunts as DIsneyland guests take a spirited tour aboard their doom-buggy.
Photo By Paul Hiffmeyer/DisneylandThe land that Toons built is an interactive metropolis full of topsyturvy architecture and whimsical sculptures that some of your favorite Disney characters call home.
Photo By Courtesy photo/DisneylandDisneyland park guests visiting New Orleans Square set forth on a swashbuckling voyage as they are transported back to the days when pirates wrought havoc on the high seas, discovering a pirate's curse, the plundering of a Caribbean village and the elusive exploits of Captain Jack Sparrow.
Photo By Scott Brinegar/DisneylandThe Fab 5, classic Disney characters, welcome visitors outside Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. Included are Pluto, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy and Donald Duck.
Photo By Courtesy photo/Disney/Lucasfilm LtdPictured in a scene from the attraction, "Star Wars," villain Darth Vader is one of the famous characters that guests encounter in "Star Tours - The Adventures Continue," a 3-D attraction at Disneyland. The attraction also is thrilling guests at the Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
Photo By Helen L. Montoya/San Antonio Express-NewsA statue of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse greets visitors at Disneyland. It's the first thing guests see when they get past Main Street and head into the rest of the park.
Photo By Dino Chiecchi/San Antonio Express-NewsA nightly fireworks display tops off a day of entertainment at Disneyland.
ANAHEIM, California — Only at Disneyland can you find the combination of cartoon heroes Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Buzz Lightyear and Captain America.
Billed as "the happiest place on Earth," the nearly 60-year-old park has so much to see and do that you need three full days to see it in its entirety — especially if you want to see the adjoining Disney California Adventure.
While Disneyland's size is intimidating, as well as its admission fee, the park has done the work for you to help you decide how to organize your visit. Organized the same way it was when I first visited the park in 1973, the park is divided into regions, with a few new ones. Among the regions are: Adventureland, Tomorrowland, Fantasyland, Mickey's Toontown, etc.
We began our trip on a Monday with an enjoyable yet practical excursion I was hoping we'd take more than once. The iconic monorail has several stops throughout the park and we took it from a relatively new attraction called Downtown Disney, which is a spotlessly clean shopping center with recognizable retailers, to get to the front entrance.
It was great to see so many people having fun — tourists from around the world, families, children laughing it up on kiddie rides. There's something for everyone. And Disney has conveniently placed eateries throughout the park, and frankly, the food was not only good but reasonably priced. Hotels and restaurants surround the park and are within walking distance in a environment that feels safe.
We first stopped at Tomorrowland's Innovations, where we saw a dream-home display with the latest technology. It was here that we were in for the first unexpected treat.
We came face-to-face with the most fictional nationalistic hero we have — Marvel's Captain America. We expected to see some props from the movies and we got to see the shield-bearing, all-American strapping hero ready to save the world from the Red Skull and his minions.
As he posed for photos, the good captain told us that fellow Avenger Thor was in the building and we should give him a message from him. Get Thor to cut his hair or he should get a spot at Fantasyland. One of the most interesting rides, with a long line, was Star Tours, a ride where you sit in a starship cruiser and tour the universe of George Lucas' Star Wars. Riders are buckled into tall seats in front of a screen with C-3PO to the side for a trip through space and into a rebel base. The platform holding the seats moved as the simulated ship traveled, giving us the sensation of flight. It was a blast.
The park's most recognizable ride, the Matterhorn, is still there, thrilling people with its bobsleds speeding through the mountain's famous tunnel and many dips. I was happy to see that another ride from my teen years, Pirates of the Caribbean, which launched a series of successful Johnny Depp movies and millions in merchandising, is still there and as popular as ever.
And who can forget the ubiquitous tea cups, called the Mad Tea Party. We took a quick spin — just not as fast as I used to in my teens when I took my first tea cup for a spin.
Another addition to the Disney portfolio of parks is California Adventure. Here is where you can find all the characters from "Cars," with Radiator Springs Racers, named after the fictional town in the movie.
The ride starts deceivingly enough with up to four riders in a car that casually drives through several attractions, like the garage in the movie. But before long, you're pitted against another car and you're off to the races at a good clip with banked curves. The length and excitement of the ride are worth the wait, which is often long.
Another excellent ride that lasts a good while is the Grizzly River Run, which is a moderate white-water river ride. There are some small drops and the raft is constantly spinning and moving forward. It's a good ride for a young teen and not too scary, but a lot of fun and you may get soaked.
One ride that I wanted to take was the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, which features a free fall much like Six Flags over Texas' Cliffhanger, but no one wanted to tackle the tower. We'll ride that when young Dante is in his late teens.
We checked out many rides, but because we ran out of time, we never made our way to where Mickey, Minnie and so many other Disney characters are based — Fantasyland or Mickey's Toontown. It's on the agenda for the next trip.
The end of the night was remarkable. Thousands of park-goers gather en masse at Main Street, U.S.A, with a clear view of the Castle in the distance. Peter Pan's Tinker Bell started the show, flying around the castle with everyone wondering how it's done — you can clearly see her wand, wings, green clothes and blond hair as she flies around the castle.
The fireworks show starts about 9:30 p.m. and can be seen from throughout the park. A spot on Main Street is the best to view the 20-minute show. The show was punctuated by an exceptional sound system on either side of the street and symphonic music to accompany the fireworks display.
I don't know if Disneyland is the happiest place on Earth, but it certainly was pretty close that night.
Dino Chiecchi is administrative editor at the San Antonio Express-News.
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ABC Wins the May 2012 Sweep in Late Night in Total Viewers and Adults 18-49
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June 1st, 2012 at 12:43 pm
ABC News' 'Nightline' Ranks Number 1 during May; Delivers First-Ever Back-to-Back May Sweep Victories
ABC News' "Nightline" ranked No. 1 for the 2012 May Sweep in all key demos: Total Viewers (3.882 million), Adults 25-54 (1.501[Read-More]
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ESPN's Pre-UEFA EURO 2012 Programming Update
Beginning today through the beginning of the UEFA European Football Championship 2012 on Friday, June 8, ESPN will air special UEFA EURO[Read-More]
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USA Soccer Versus Brazil delivers over 900,000 Viewers to TeleFutura, Improving the Time Period's Ratings Among Key Demographics
TeleFutura aired the live coverage of the international friendly soccer match between USA vs. Brazil on Wednesday, May, 30 from 7:54pm to[Read-More]
June 1st, 2012 at 9:13 am
'GMA' is Number One for Week of May 21, Leading by 33,000 Total Viewers
ABC News' "Good Morning America" won the week of May 21, 2012 with 5.066 million Total Viewers to rank No. 1 for[Read-More]
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'Nike Prefontaine Classic' Live Tomorrow on NBC
NBC presents live coverage of the 38th annual Nike Prefontaine Classic from Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore. tomorrow at 3 p.m. ET.[Read-More]
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'CBS Sunday Morning With Charles Osgood' Holds Its Lead as the Number 1 Sunday Morning News Progra
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June 1st, 2012 at 8:13 am
CBS News' 'Face the Nation' is First in Adults 25-54 (Tied) on Sunday, May 27
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US Open Cup: Live streams, updates as they happen and scores from Tuesday's fourth-round action
Gaston Fernandez takes a shot for a goal against the Orlando City U-23s
The fourth round of the US Open Cup continues on Tuesday night with six MLS teams in action. This thread will serve as a home for all tonight's action, and you will be able to find links to MatchCenters, free live streams, and live updates from the games as they happen (below). For a complete preview of tonight's action, be sure to check out Tuesday's US Open Cup previews.
Philadelphia Union 3, Harrisburg City Islanders 1 (AET)
Rochester Rhinos 1, D.C. United 0
Columbus Crew 2, Indy Eleven 1 (AET)
FC Dallas 2, San Antonio Scorpions 0
Colorado Rapids 5, Orlando City SC 2
Portland Timbers vs. Orlando City U-23s – 10:30 pm ET


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Siena and UAlbany basketball coverage
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Recovering Griffin arrives at Siena
LOUDONVILLE – La Salle transfer Kyle Griffin, who arrived at Siena earlier this week, is now enrolled and able to attend practice. But because of a knee injury, the 6-foot-3 guard won't be back on the court until sometime this summer. Two weeks ago, Griffin underwent surgery on his right knee, which he injured a […] [Read More]
Duell's walk, talk speaks to improvement
LOUDONVILLE – Josh Duell is walking without crutches and working out in the pool as he recovers from the sprained knee that he suffered Jan. 6 against Kansas. Though he said he doesn't yet have a timetable for a return, Duell said before practice Tuesday that he feels much better. He was given an estimated […] [Read More]
Could Siena face Butler in a BracketBusters game?
A representative from ESPN attended Siena's win over Fairifled on Saturday in part to scout the Saints for this year's BracketBusters event. In winning 78-62 and improving its conference record to 8-0, Siena put on a good show for ESPN associate manager Ashley O'Connor, who even spent a few minutes after the game chatting with […] [Read More]
Marist coach: Castelli doing a "tremendous" job
LOUDONVILLE — Marist coach Brian Giorgis, who owns a 156-51 career record with the Red Foxes, delivered this message to fans who think Siena coach Gina Castelli should be fired: "They should have their heads examined," Giorgis said. Giorgis was effusive in his praise for Castelli and her team following Marist's 65-55 win at Alumni […] [Read More]
Siena women almost topple Marist
LOUDONVILLE — The Siena women's basketball threw a scare at No. 21-ranked Marist on Sunday before falling, 65-55, at Alumni Recreation Center. The Red Foxes, who won their 35th consecutive MAAC game, trailed by two points at halftime and for the majority of the second half. Allie Lindemann scored 17 points and Sarah Fullmer scored […] [Read More]
Streaking Siena routs Fairfield
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – Siena's 78-62 victory over Fairfield on Saturday came at the end of the craziest stretch of the season. Siena now has played nine games in 21 days in seven different cities. The Saints won eight of the nine games, with the only loss coming at Kansas. "It gives us the confidence to […] [Read More]
Siena beats Fairfield, stays unbeaten in MAAC
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — Siena improved to 8-0 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference with a convincing 78-62 victory over Fairfield at the Arena at Harbor Yard on Saturday. Since the MAAC went to 10 schools in 1997, Siena and Manhattan (2003-04) are the only two teams to start a conference schedule with eight consecutive wins. […] [Read More]
Siena leads Fairfield by 16 at halftime
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — Siena held Fairfield to 24 percent shooting in the first half and enjoyed a 33-17 lead at the intermission. The Saints got 10 points from Alex Franklin and nine from Edwin Ubiles. Both were integral in a 17-2 run to start the game. No Fairfield player scored more than four points. When […] [Read More]
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