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7-0 Braves going to the bottom of the 6th. Nix, Hanigan, Bruce due up.
7-0 Braves going to the bottom of the 6th. Nix, Hanigan, Bruce due up.
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Ryan Freel
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Who will redszone try to replace Edwin with next?
Reds44...I love that list. I'm guessing we should have one for all the power arms out there to replace David Weathers as well.
Baseball is like church. Many attend, few understand
Send out Maloney time?
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13, 15
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
Great at-bat by Nix.
Nix pops up. Still 2 hits for the Reds.
Hanson quickly disposes of Nix. One down.
methinks WT has hit RZ rule 5 status. I suppose it is the same as fans who boo at games. He stinks, we get it already. Move on please.
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Live Donald Driver ceremony to pre-empt local programming
Although the supposed link between Ryan Braun and a Miami PED clinic signals the start of baseball season, football has one more ace up its sleeve - the Donald Driver retirement ceremony.
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), WISN-TV (Channel 12) and WITI-TV (Channel 6) expect to pre-empt local programing for live coverage of the event at Lambeau Field in Green Bay at 11 a.m. Wednesday. »Read Full Blog Post
Ruckus @ The Rock includes sledding, food, music
The Rock meets The Snow and The Cardboard.
The Rock Sports Complex, 7900 W. Crystal Ridge Dr. in Franklin, will host the first annual "Ruckus @ The Rock" from 10 a.m. to midnight March 9. The event line-up includes The Cardboard Classic cardboard sled race, pond skimming, Glow Snow Tubing, and two separate ski/snowboard competitions. »Read Full Article
Wauwatosa officials support chain restaurant ban in East Tosa
Chain restaurants would be banned on the east end of North Avenue under a proposal introduced before Common Council members last week.
"This is not in any way anti-business," said Alderman Joel Tilleson, who introduced the plan. "On the contrary, it's aimed at preventing the risk of failure" of businesses that "may struggle to catch a break." »Read Full Article(24)
Former Pabst brewery gets green award
A hilltop site once famous for brewing Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, was named one of the greenest neighborhoods in the world Tuesday.
The redevelopment project at the former Pabst Brewing Company known as The Brewery won the highest designation for sustainable development practices from the U.S. Green Building Council. It was one of three neighborhoods in the U.S. and five in the world to be granted the LEED Platinum designation. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
African-American-centric talk and music WMCS-AM changes formats
WMCS-AM (1290), the station whose talk and music format has served the African American community for twenty years is changing formats, it was announced Tuesday.
The format change was described as a "business decision" by Bill Hurwitz, vice president of the Milwaukee Radio Alliance, a partnership of Willie Davis' All Pro Broadcasting and Times Shamrock Inc. The group also owns WLDB-FM (93.3) and WLUM-FM (102.1). »Read Full Blog Post(42)
ABC announces new 'Dancing With the Stars' cast
ABC announced its new "Dancing with the Stars" cast on "Good Morning, America," Tuesday. The new season begins on March 18. The contestants are: »Read Full Blog Post(7)
On Tap Today: Did the Oscars get it right?
Pop quiz: What won the best animated and live action Oscars this year? (The Academy Awards was only two days ago.) The answers: "Paperman" and "Curfew."
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93 year old Oreata Wilene Rowland of Alexandria died Tuesday at DeKalb Community Hospital. She was a homemaker and a member of the Lower Helton Baptist Church. The funeral will be Friday at 2:00 p.m. at the Chapel of Anderson Funeral Home in Alexandria. Barry Whitaker and Frank Randolph will officiate and burial will be in Salem Cemetery. Visitation will be Thursday from 10:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. and Friday from 10:00 a.m. until the time of the service. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ephriam and Claris Allen Cope; her husband, Robbie Rowland; and a daughter, Melinda Ann Rowland. Survivors include a son, Robbie "Donnie" and his wife Annette Rowland of Alexandria. Grandchildren, Andrea and her husband Shad Henderson of Holiday, Florida, Daniel and his wife Mai Rowland of Newport Richey, Florida, Jason Harris of Shelbyville, and Casey Rowland of Liberty. Two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews survive. Anderson Funeral Home in Alexandria is in charge of the arrangements.


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Goodbye 2004: Pistons deal Tayshaun Prince and Austin Daye to Memphis for Jose Calderon in three team deal
Originally written on The Majors Detroit | Last updated 1/30/13
The final remaining piece of the 2004 Championship team is gone. Wednesday Joe Dumars become involved in a three team trade with Memphis and Toronto that centered around Rudy Gay of the Grizzlies. No the Pistons didn't acquire Gay, which would have been awesome but they did receive point guard Jose Calderon in the deal who was originally sent to the Grizzlies. Going to Memphis for Calderon is Tayshaun Prince, who has spent his entire 10 1/2 year career with the Pistons along with Austin Daye who has been pretty much a non factor since being taken by Detroit in the first round back in 2009. Pistons sending Tayshaun Prince onto Memphis for Jose Calderon to complete 3-way deal with Toronto, sources tell Y! — Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) January 30, 2013 ESPN's Marc Stein was one of the first who reported on the deal saying the Pistons along with the Dallas Mavericks seemed to be at the front of the line to land Calderon. Memphis however was asking for Vince Carter in return somet...
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04/03/2014A new summer Continuing Ed class invites students to analyze the layers of Rome's long history by exploring its underground infrastructure.
03/28/2014Ceramics Department Head Katy Schimert searches the ocean's depths and captures the public's imagination with a solo show and residency at UMass/Amherst.
03/25/2014Members of the RISD community welcomed a range of practitioners to campus last week for Material Lessons, a two-day symposium sponsored by Furniture Design.
03/10/2014A MacColl Johnson Fellowship is giving Associate Professor of Foundation Studies Leslie Hirst the freedom to pursue exciting new studio work while on sabbatical.
03/03/2014RISD students recently traveled to Earth University, a Costa Rican research institute focused on sustainable agriculture, to build a functional and energy efficient prototype of a one-room schoolhouse.
02/11/2014Show Tell/Tell Show, a half-day event co-sponsored by RISD's Academic Commons Program and the Writing Center, expands upon the notion of ekphrasis.
02/06/2014Students who explored the global slave trade and traveled to South Africa last fall are now sharing their insights in Unearthing Legacy, a powerful exhibition on view through February 27 at RISD's Red Eye Gallery.
01/13/2014Students in Tom Roberts' Combat and Culture liberal arts class develop a deep understanding of war and a new relationship with the world beyond their studios.
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- Oct. 3, 2002: The controversy over hormone replacement therapy for women
- Aug. 13, 2002: The debate over prescription drug coverage for birth control pills
- Jan. 22, 2001: President Bush's reversal of Clinton policies on abortion and the environment
- Sept. 28, 2000: A discussion on the approval of RU-486
SUSAN DENTZER: As a candidate for president, George W. Bush was always clear about his position on abortion.
PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH: Every child — born and unborn — should be protected under law and every child should be welcomed in life. I believe it's important for our party to maintain our pro-life position.
SUSAN DENTZER: Now that he's president, his administration's actions have become a focal point in the pro-life versus pro-choice debate. Three recent moves in particular have inflamed pro-choice advocates, who say the actions have the potential to roll back abortion rights.
SPOKESMAN: Things are totally developed. There's the baby's legs.
SUSAN DENTZER: And at the core of the argument is the central question of when human life begins. Example number one: The Bush administration recently abolished a committee that advises the government on protecting people who participate in medical research. The administration now proposes to create a new committee, with the new charter shown here. And for the first time ever in a federal document, embryos are classified as human subjects, to be protected in medical and scientific research.
MARY FAITH MARSHALL: That alone was an indication to me that there might be a different agenda on the table than purely the protection of human research subjects or participants.
SUSAN DENTZER: Bioethicist Mary Faith Marshall of the University of Kansas chaired the original committee. She says a key administration goal is apparently to prevent research on embryos, including embryonic stem cells.
MARY FAITH MARSHALL: It's a mechanism for getting at the issue of doing research with stem cells and research with embryos, and that may be a vehicle or a mechanism for providing advice that would ban that sort of research.
SUSAN DENTZER: And many scientists believe that research may lead to breakthrough cures for a range of diseases, from Parkinson's to Alzheimer's. To pro-life advocates like Kenneth Connor, who heads the conservative Family Research Council, there's another agenda behind the administration's move, and one that he fully supports. Connor says that once embryos are accorded protected status in research because they are human, abortion could be banned on the ground that it kills these human beings.
KENNETH CONNOR: I think, frankly, that this whole area of biotechnology, whether it be embryonic stem- cell research or human cloning, provides a fascinating opportunity to discuss the status of the human embryo without coming into a collision course with a woman's right to privacy.
Since… when you have an embryo in a Petri dish or in vitro or in some other artificial medium, arguments can't be advanced about a woman's right to privacy and how a woman's right to choose ought to trump the unborn child or the human embryo's right to life.
SPOKESPERSON: See your ear. Where's your ear?
SUSAN DENTZER: Example number two: This fall, the administration took a separate action that effectively broadens the definition of who is a child. It did so through a new regulation affecting the state children's health insurance program, or S-CHIP. That's a program jointly funded by the federal government and states, to provide health coverage for low-income children.
SPOKESPERSON: It won't stop until the end.
SPOKESPERSON: Oh, bring it on.
SUSAN DENTZER: Under the new regulation issued by the administration, however, the definition of children was expanded to include the unborn. Claude Allen, deputy secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, told us the change was intended to provide good prenatal health care to low income pregnant women.
CLAUDE ALLEN: It covers that gap that we all recognize, that if you aren't covering a mom during her prenatal period, and that immediate post-partum period, that you really aren't effectively covering the child.
SUSAN DENTZER: But reproductive rights activists say the move was a backdoor attempt to create a legal identity for fetuses, and another step on the road to banning abortion. Judith Lichtman heads the National Partnership for Women and Families.
JUDITH LICHTMAN: It's a sham, and therefore a political sop to anti-choice elements and their supporters that does nothing but create for the first time in a federal regulation a legal status for a fetus, and we argue is in direct contravention, therefore, of the constitutional protections established in Roe V. Wade way back in 1973, which everybody argues is, and admits, is settled law.
SPOKESPERSON: How's the baby?
SUSAN DENTZER: The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, or ACOG, have also criticized the move. Dr. Laura Riley heads an ACOG committee that studied the issue.
DR. LAURA RILEY: You can't separate care for the mother and care for the fetus. They are integrally related, and it is impossible to imagine that something that affects the health of the mother is not going to affect the health of the fetus, so that it puts physicians in the position of trying to decide which aspect of care is covered and which is not. It makes no sense.
SUSAN DENTZER: HHS Deputy Secretary Allen rejects the claim that a pro-life agenda was behind the regulation.
CLAUDE ALLEN: This is a regulation that is not pro-life, nor is it pro- abortion. This regulation is focused on the access to quality health care for children. It's a win for the state because they're able to provide health- care coverage for those children and their mothers who currently don't have them. It's a win for families, because those women who have made a decision that they want to have their children can now get prenatal care.
SUSAN DENTZER: Example number three involves the naming of Dr. W. David Hager, along with other pro-life physicians, to a Food and Drug Administration panel on reproductive health.
Hager is an obstetrician- gynecologist specializing in infectious diseases, and a part- time faculty member at the University of Kentucky. He also worked with pro-life groups on this petition, filed earlier this year. It calls on the FDA to rescind approval of the abortion-inducing drug Mifeprex, formerly known as RU-486. The drug was approved by the FDA in 2000, and has been used safely by more than 100,000 U.S. women to induce abortions in the early stages of pregnancy.
KENNETH CONNOR: I think the doctor, out of an abundance of caution for women's health, is absolutely right to call into question the appropriateness of this drug.
SUSAN DENTZER: But pro-choice groups vehemently disagree. And they're also alarmed that Hager, a devout Christian, has written several books that advance his beliefs on the fundamental role of spirituality in health.
In one book he co-wrote with his wife, Linda, he advises women suffering from premenstrual syndrome to "ask the Holy Spirit to show you how to access his supernatural grace and strength on your worst PMS days." In another, he assures women trying to conceive that "Jesus values you enough to be concerned about your fertility."
SPOKESPERSON: Yeah, based on the current behavior…
SUSAN DENTZER: Ann Stone is a Republican who voted for President Bush. But she also heads Republicans for Choice, a group fighting to protect abortion rights. She says Hager is the wrong man for the FDA job.
ANN STONE: He believes in Jesus as a source of healing and the power of prayer and all that, and as a Christian, I can certainly understand that. But I don't think we'd see Jesus on earth advocating that the FDA be out there praying over people to heal them.
SUSAN DENTZER: Amid a loud outcry, groups like the National Organization for Women wrote President Bush to protest the Hager appointment. The administration partly backed down. On December 24, Christmas Eve, the Department of Health and Human Services put out this press release with a full roster of the new committee. Hager was not appointed as chair, but he was appointed as a panel member.
CLAUDE ALLEN: We want a balanced panel, and Dr. Hager has the skills and abilities, and we believe the expertise, to be a part of that panel. And so that's why he has been appointed there, and we have no reason to think that we need to back away from that appointment at all.
KENNETH CONNOR: The attacks on Dr. Hager have been made on the basis of his faith, the implication being that if you're a conscientious Christian, you can't have anything to do with any agency that may affect abortion policy in this country. The reality is, the president prevailed. He ought to be permitted to have the fruits of his election and to put forward people who are not only concerned about the health of women, but the lives of children.
SUSAN DENTZER: Meanwhile, several other newly announced appointees to the same FDA panel also have drawn the wrath of pro- choice advocates.
One has been a member of the board of a pro-life physician's group, while another advocates only natural family planning, or the so-called rhythm method, and opposes all other forms of contraception on pro-life grounds.
Both pro-choice and pro-life advocates expect more battles to come. Those could come over additional pro-life appointments by the Bush administration to key committees, and the policy changes that could follow.


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12-Way AMD Catalyst 14.12 vs. NVIDIA 346 Series Linux GPU Comparison
With this week's release of the AMD Catalyst 14.12 driver that brings some Linux performance improvements (particularly for the Radeon R9 290 of the hardware we've tested thus far) and new features, here are some fresh benchmarks comparing twelve AMD Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards when using the latest proprietary graphics drivers. On the AMD side was the Catalyst 14.12 Linux release while on the NVIDIA side was their new NVIDIA 346.22 Linux beta.
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AMD Catalyst 14.12 Omega Driver Brings Mixed Results For Linux Users
There are some significant performance improvements to find with this week's Linux version of the AMD Catalyst 14.12 "Omega" driver, but there's also some Linux OpenGL performance regressions to note too. Feedback from the Linux community as well to this new driver has been mixed.
11 December 2014 - 28 Comments
AMD A10-7800 Kaveri: Radeon Gallium3D Improves, But Still Tough Catalyst Fight
It's been a while since last running any open-source vs. closed-source Linux graphics driver benchmarks with AMD Kaveri APUs, but with being busy adding some Kaveri systems to the new Linux test farm, I ran some fresh Linux GPU driver tests on an AMD A10-7800 system. Here's results on Ubuntu 14.10 -- plus with Linux 3.18 and Mesa 10.5-devel -- while compared to the latest Catalyst binary blob.
7 December 2014 - 19 Comments
Latest Radeon Graphics Results On Ubuntu 14.10 Are A Bit Concerning
Earlier this week I posted some Ubuntu 12.04 LTS vs. 14.04 LTS vs. 14.10 benchmarks that focused on the overall system performance aside from the graphics. In this article are the OpenGL results for the three releases of Ubuntu Linux for the Radeon (R600g) Gallium3D driver.
5 December 2014 - 26 Comments
Mesa Git Yields Performance Improvements For Newer AMD GPUs
Earlier this week I published some benchmark results showing Mesa 10.5-devel delivering Intel performance changes compared to Mesa 10.3 as found in Ubuntu 14.10. The next logical step to this testing is looking at the AMD Radeon graphics results for the R600g and RadeonSI drivers using multiple graphics cards while seeing what the open-source Radeon Linux driver has to offer if upgrading past what's shipped in Ubuntu 14.10 and other recent Linux distribution releases.
26 November 2014 - 28 Comments
Mesa 10.5-devel Brings Some Intel Haswell HD Graphics Changes Over Mesa 10.3
With Mesa 10.4 having recently been branched and Mesa 10.5-devel now the version for Mesa Git master, here's some benchmarks comparing the performance of the latest Git code compared to Mesa 10.3.0 as shipped in Ubuntu 14.10.
24 November 2014 - 10 Comments
NVIDIA vs. Nouveau Drivers With Linux 3.18 + Mesa 10.4-devel
As a continuation of the Is The Open-Source NVIDIA Driver Fast Enough For Steam On Linux Gaming? article from earlier this week, here's the results of the latest NVIDIA Linux proprietary graphics driver compared to the Linux 3.18 + Mesa 10.4-devel graphics driver stack when running two of Valve's most popular Steam on Linux gamers.
21 November 2014 - 18 Comments
Is The Open-Source NVIDIA Driver Fast Enough For Steam On Linux Gaming?
Following the recent articles about the open-source AMD Linux OpenGL performance for gaming (16-way Open-Source Radeon Linux Driver GPU Comparison and AMD Radeon Gallium3D Is Catching Up & Sometimes Beating Catalyst On Linux), here's a look at the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Team Fortress 2 performance when testing the games on the latest open-source NVIDIA (Nouveau) Linux graphics driver code.
19 November 2014 - 35 Comments
AMD Radeon Gallium3D Is Catching Up & Sometimes Beating Catalyst On Linux
Last week I shared some preview benchmarks from Steam on Linux showing Radeon Gallium3D starting to beat Catalyst. In this article are the full results from comparing the open and closed-source AMD Linux graphics cards with sixteen Radeon graphics cards while testing Team Fortress 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive on Linux. The results yield a very close race!
17 November 2014 - 37 Comments
AMD Radeon Graphics Performance On The Linux 3.18 Kernel
If you're curious whether the Linux 3.18 kernel will bring any performance improvements for users of the open-source AMD Radeon graphics driver, here's some benchmarks compared to Linux 3.17.
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Peter Sagan wins Amgen Tour of California by inches in final sprint
PASADENA >> Peter Sagan could not have cut it any closer. The 25-year-old won the Amgen Tour of California by less than one tire length Sunday in front of a large crowd next to the Rose Bowl Stadium.
Amgen expected to remain Tour of California sponsor for long haul
PASADENA >> These days, major sponsorships for sporting events seem to have short life cycles. That might not be the case for the Anschutz Entertainment Group, which operates the Amgen Tour of California bicycle race, and with title sponsor Amgen of Thousand Oaks.
Vegan Beer and Food Festival among food events this week in the Los Angeles area
Los Angeles, San Fernando Valley and Santa Monica area EVENTS Sixth Annual Vegan Beer and Food Festival: Plant based foods, craft breweries and musical performances. Event is restricted to guest ages 21 and older.
FPPC complaint: Pasadena officials received $150,000 in free tickets in 2014
PASADENA>>A northwest Pasadena residents association has filed a complaint with the Fair Political Practices Commission that claims the Pasadena's City Council and its top executives violated conflict-of-interest laws by accepting more than 400 free tickets to concerts and football games in 2014 from the Rose Bowl Operating Company.
L.A. Galaxy to host Barcelona, Club America in July
NEW YORK (AP) — The Los Angeles Galaxy will play host to Club America and Barcelona in July as part of the International Champions Cup. The Galaxy will take on Club America on July 11 at StubHub Center in Carson before facing Barcelona on July 21 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.
Top 50 Most Powerful in L.A. Sports: No. 20 The Rose Bowl, Stadium
Name: The Rose Bowl Title: Stadium Age: 93 The classic venue has attracted the largest events in sports including Super Bowls, World Cup finals, college football national championship games and the Olympics.
Rose Bowl Easter egg hunt draws more than 5,000
PASADENA >> Jubilant children scooped up 40,000 Easter eggs from the playing field of the Rose Bowl on Saturday during the stadium's first Spring Festival and Egg Bowl. The event proved wildly popular, attracting more than 5,000 guests.
Air + Style: Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros sing in the rain
PASADENA >> Alex Ebert showed Air + Style what it means to sing in the rain as he and his band Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros performed an hour-long set on the Main Stage on Sunday. "You guys look happy, actually," said Ebert, the band's frontman who sang most of the set out from under the stage's roof to be amongst fans.
Air + Style: Flaming Lips, Steve Aoki close out last day of festival
PASADENA >> The mash up of sports and music continues at the Rose Bowl today on day two of Shaun White's Air + Style with nine more bands on two stages.
Air + Style: Steve Aoki cakes Shaun White, closes out festival
PASADENA >> While some fans hated the rare Southern California rainy day, famed DJ Steve Aoki didn't let it put a damper on his set during the first
Air + Style: Gus Kenworthy wins inaugural ski title at Rose Bowl
PASADENA >> There was a time when snowboarders and skiers did not get along. Snowboards were not allowed at resorts and snowboarders resented and resisted for a long time. That extended to competitions, too.
Air + Style: Rain doesn't put damper on bands at festival
PASADENA >> Heavy rains put a damper on the second day of Air + Style, the two-day extreme sports and music festival at the Rose Bowl.
Air + Style: Kendrick Lamar set cut short leaving fans confused, upset
PASADENA >> It seems like Air + Style killed Kendrick Lamar's vibe on Saturday night as the Compton native put on a passionate but short show that was stopped early due to sound issues.
Air + Style: Flood Stage brings indie vibe with Teenage Wrist, Portugal. The Man
PASADENA >> While the more mainstream acts were on the Main Stage at the Air + Style festival Saturday, the Flood Stage is where the music got started with a short but passionate musical set by indie bands like stage openers Teenage Wrist.
Air + Style: Phantogram, Kendrick Lamar kick off first day of music
PASADENA >> Shaun White's two-day Air + Style event combines extreme sports and music, kicking off the first day with nine musical acts on two stages providing the soundtrack for the action-packed festival.
Air + Style: Shaun White's Bad Things put on good show
PASADENA >> Shaun White wasn't just the man behind the Air + Style festival on Saturday, he was also the man on stage.
Air + Style: Q&A with Los Angeles' Tennis System
PASADENA >> Tennis System has nothing to do with sports — well, except that the Los Angeles band will be performing at the extreme sports and music festival known as
Rose Bowl biggest project for Air + Style executive Jim Steeg
PASADENA >> Workers for the first Air + Style event in North America were still putting the finishing touches on the Rose Bowl Stadium grounds on Friday afternoon, but event general manager Jim Steeg said everything will be ready when 32 elite snowboarders and skiers, along with 18 bands, gather just southeast of the Pasadena landmark today and Sunday.
Air + Style: Los Angeles artists paint live on festival grounds
PASADENA >> As the gates opened for the first day of Shaun White's Air +Style on Saturday, talented artists were already busy painting on site as part of the mash up of music, sports and art.
Air + Style: Phantogram rocks stage at extreme sports, music festival
PASADENA >> Shortly after her boyfriend Shaun White performed with his band
Sage Kotsenburg calls Air+Style at Rose Bowl 'monumental'
Winter action sports enthusiasts might not be able to recall the 2014-15 Air+Style series champion in future years. But Sage Kotsenburg said they will likely be able to name the winner of the first event in North America.
Shaun White's Air+Style at Rose Bowl shooting higher than athletic and music festival
The X Games have come and gone from Southern California and Shaun White could not be happier. "It's definitely a bummer," the Olympic gold medalist said of
Shaun White's Air+Style: What you need to know for the 2015 ski, snowboard and music festival at the Rose Bowl
So, what is Air+Style? Here is a rundown: It's a Big Air competition for snowboarders and skiers, a
Rose Parade: 2016 President and parade theme expected to be announced Thursday night
PASADENA >> Organizers of the annual Rose Parade are expected to announce that Ira C. "Mike" Matthiessen III, will take over as 2016 Tournament of Roses President following a board meeting Thursday evening.
Rose Parade TV snub called 'very shocking' by African American woman denied chance to ride float almost 60 years ago
PASADENA>> Joan Williams, the African American woman who was denied a chance to ride in the Rose Parade nearly 60 years ago, received warm wishes from the crowd as she got her chance to ride down Colorado Boulevard on a crisp New Year's Day morning, but was not acknowledged by the parade's television broadcasters as she had hoped.
Oregon, Ohio State headed for first College Football Playoff championship game
Ohio State is looking for its first national title since 2002. Oregon is seeking its first, period.
ESPN's WatchESPN Rose Bowl snafu blamed on server problems
NEW YORK — What ESPN calls "a technical issue relating to servers" is the fancy term for what knocked out part of Thursday's streaming coverage of the Rose Bowl. The problem left would-be viewers on tablets and computers seeing only an error message during the first hour or so of the WatchESPN stream of the season's first College Football Playoff game.
Rose Bowl 2015: Oregon crushes Florida State, 59-20
A Rose Bowl classic quickly degenerated into a disaster for Florida State on Thursday night as the Seminoles could not stop turning the ball over to Oregon, which breezed to a 59-20 victory before 91,322.
Rose Bowl 2015: Oregon defense ruins Rose Bowl's game for ages
The Rose Bowl for the ages lasted only two-and-a-half quarters Thursday night as Marcus Mariota and Jameis Winston used Heisman Trophy credentials to produce a memorable 37 minutes. But as much as Heisman vs.
Rose Bowl 2015: Oregon pass defense deprived Florida State of familiar weapons
PASADENA — A lot has happened since Tony Washington Jr. heard Florida State's pre-game scouting report. "The only thing I laughed about was when they said we were too slow and not very physical," Washington said, at his locker.
Rose Bowl 2015: Jameis Winston can't overcome Florida State's 5 turnovers
PASADENA — Everyone in the room was waiting for Jameis Winston to finish his sentence. "We were never stopped," the Florida State quarterback said. His words hung in the air as he disappeared back into the locker room after Florida State's 59-20 loss to Oregon in Thursday's 101st Rose Bowl, the first-ever College Football Playoff game.
On the media: The 'Six' appeal of ESPN's New Year's bowl coverage
The Thursday morning sunrise had barely tossed its first rays of light over the San Gabriel Mountains and into the empty Rose Bowl when the voice of Chris Fowler, nowhere near a pulpit, said it during ESPN's "College GameDay" pregame show: "For those of us that have been frustrated and critical of the old system, this is a hallelujah Happy New Year with the playoffs.
Rose Bowl 2015: Florida State wins if ... ; Oregon wins if ...
Rose Bowl 2015 breakdown FLORIDA STATE (13-0) VS. OREGON (12-1) 2:10 p.m., Rose Bowl, ESPN, 710-AM FLORIDA STATE WINS IF… Quarterback Jameis Winston, who has 17 interceptions this season, including 11 in the last six games, doesn't turn the ball over.
Rose Bowl 2015: Live box score: Florida State vs. Oregon
Live box score from the 2015 Rose Bowl - Florida State vs. Oregon. Game information: No. 3 Oregon (12-1) vs. No. 2 Florida State (13-0) Kickoff 2 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 1 TV: ESPN (megacast on all channels, platforms) Radio: 710-AM
Rose Bowl 2015: Photos from pregame to postgame from Oregon vs. Florida State
Photos from the 2015 Rose Bowl, Jan. 1 between Oregon and Florida State. Game information: No. 3 Oregon (12-1) vs. No. 2 Florida State (13-0) Kickoff 2 p.m. TV: ESPN (all channels, platforms) Radio: 710-AM
Rose Bowl 2015: Mariota overcomes early interception in Rose Bowl win
PASADENA >> When Marcus Mariota throws an interception, it's a memorable occasion. During a press conference earlier this week, the Oregon quarterback's coach described each of his interceptions in detail when asked about the Heisman Trophy winner's turnovers this season.
Rose Bowl 2015: Say what you want about Oregon, just don't call the Ducks soft
The bright green pants might scream South Beach chill rather than tough-guy rugged. And the neon yellow numbers and names stitched on their jerseys are better suited for a Beverly Hills boutique rather than the blood and guts of a football field.
The Rose Bowl is made with hard work, inspiration beyond football
For the day — just like it's done every New Year's — it was less a stadium and more its own city. The Rose Bowl had its own economy, its own dignitaries and even its own traffic jams — a Monday-morning style, Hollywood Freeway-type of jam on the looping road around the stadium.
ESPN's WatchESPN crashes during Rose Bowl, leaves users scrambling
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Rose Bowl 2015: Instagram photos from Oregon vs. Florida State, #rosebowl
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Florida State, Oregon battling perceptions for Rose Bowl
For the first time, whoever wins Thursday's Rose Bowl between Oregon and Florida State will celebrate their victory on the field and immediately wonder, "Who's next?" The bowl game known as "Granddaddy of Them All" offers a glamorous matchup between two Heisman Trophy-winning quarterbacks, but in the new college football format, this is a semifinal game that matches the winner against either Alabama or Ohio State for the national championship.
Rose Bowl 2015: Live blog: Oregon 59, Florida State 20 final score
Live updates from Los Angeles News Group sports and photo staff, including college football beat writer Scott Wolf, columnist Mark Whicker, Vincent Bonsignore and Tom Hoffarth. Feel free to join the conversation on twitter or in the chat from the 2015 Rose Bowl between Oregon and Florida State.
National championship could give Oregon football recruiting supremacy
Only one college football program includes the Nike founder's uniform ideas in its pitch to recruits. The Oregon football program's "niche" - Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher's choice of words - is often emulated, but the Ducks have long since set the standard for uniform design and state-of-the-art football facilities.
Rose Bowl: Oregon football needs to step into its championship dreams against Florida State
They started playing the BCS championship in 1998, masquerading as the Fiesta Bowl in funky Sun Devil Stadium. That was the night Tee Martin, the current USC assistant coach, quarterbacked Tennessee to a 23-16 victory over favored Florida State.
Oregon aware of its reputation against physical teams
With its flashy uniforms and high-octane offense, there is a perception Oregon does not match up well with physical teams, especially from the South. Part of it comes from Oregon's loss to Auburn in the BCS 2010 season title game and a loss to LSU in the 2011 season opener when the Ducks were ranked No.
What you need to know about the 2015 Rose Parade
PASADENA>> The Rose Parade and Rose Bowl Game are just a few days away. And it's a mad dash for organizers to finish the last remaining preparations for multiple related events on January 1, 2015.
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LOS ANGELES >> Rose Queen Madison Triplett and the Rose Princesses greeted travelers with a warm smile on a chilly Tuesday morning at Union Station in Los Angeles. The 2015 Tournament of Roses Royal Court were on hand with Metro officials to urge parade-goers to use the Metro Rail service to attend the 126th Rose Parade on New Year's Day in Pasadena.
Marcus Mariota will lead Oregon in Rose Bowl with his actions
Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota sat down and answered questions Tuesday morning at a downtown Los Angeles hotel when a media member inquired, "Is that Marcus Mariota right there?" Even after winning the Heisman Trophy in a landslide and currently owning the third-best quarterback passing efficiency rating in FBS history, Mariota remains fairly anonymous.
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Robert Hughes was born in Australia in 1938. Beginning in 1970 he lived and worked in the United States, where until 2001 he was chief art critic for Time. His books include The Shock of the New, The Fatal Shore, Nothing If Not Critical, Barcelona, Goya, and Things I Didn't Know. He was the recipient of numerous awards and prizes for his work. Hughes died in 2012.
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Writing with all the brilliance, authority, and pungent wit that have distinguished his art criticism for Time magazine and his greatly acclaimed study of modern art, The Shock of the New, Robert Hughes now addresses his largest subject: the history of art in America. The intense relationship between the American people... Read more
Barcelona is Robert Hughes's monumentally informed and irresistibly opinionated guide to the most un-Spanish city in Spain. Hughes scrolls through Barcelona's often violent history; tells the stories of its kings, poets, magnates, and revolutionaries; and ushers readers through municipal landmarks that range from Antoni Gaudi's sublimely surreal cathedral to a postmodern... Read more
The history of the birth of Australia which came out of the suffereing and brutality of England's infamous convict transportation system. With 16 pages of illustrations and 3 maps. Read more
Robert Hughes, who has stunned us with comprehensive works on subjects as sweeping and complex as the history of Australia (The Fatal Shore), the modern art movement (The Shock of the New), the nature of American art (American Visions), and the nature of America itself as seen through its art (The... Read more
From Robert Hughes, one of the greatest art and cultural critics of our time, comes a sprawling, comprehensive, and deeply personal history of Rome—as a city, as an empire, and as an origin of Western art and civilization. Starting on a personal note, Hughes takes us to the Rome he... Read more
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A selection of the best writing by the most important--and thunderously outspoken--art and culture critic of our time, including approximately 125 never-before-seen pages from the unfinished second volume of his memoir, which he was working on at the time of his death in 2012. With an introduction by Adam Gopnik.Robert Hughes... Read more
Robert Hughes has trained his critical eye on many major subjects, from the city of Barcelona to the history of his native Australia. Now he turns that eye inward, onto himself and the world that formed him. Hughes analyzes his experiences the way he might examine a Van Gogh or a... Read more
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The team's third-round draft pick in April, Reid started his last 33 games for Central Florida at right tackle after he engineered a body make-over through diet and training. He was twice selected first team All-Conference USA and performed well in the East-West Shrine game at the end of last season.
"I think he will blossom in our system," said Eric DeCosta, the Ravens' director of player personnel. "I just think the arrow is pointed up on him. Reid might be one of the guys who comes in and adapts very well, a guy who can learn the system and compete right away."
The Ravens liked him so much they traded up five spots in the third round — giving away a sixth-round pick — to take Reid ahead of a handful of teams also in the tackle market. At a news conference that day, general manager Ozzie Newsome and DeCosta spoke glowingly about Reid's physical and mental attributes.
It was left for coach John Harbaugh to set the bottom-line expectation for Reid: "He'll be competing for the right tackle spot right out of the gates, and we'll see where it goes."
That, however, was before the NFL lockout dragged into its fourth month, eliminating offseason workouts that traditionally give rookies and first-year players a head start into training camp.
If Reid can play right away, he may be able to resolve an issue that lingered all through last season. When a mysterious back ailment took tackle Jared Gaither out of the lineup for the year, the Ravens were forced to move right guard Marshal Yanda to tackle.
And while Yanda performed admirably, the Ravens' running game took a big step backward in 2010. With Yanda at guard and Reid at tackle, the Ravens likely are a more physical and better run team.
But the pick was even more timely because under the league's current labor proposal, both Gaither and Yanda would be unrestricted free agents this season. In other words, Reid might have to play. The Ravens' mantra is that they will play the five best linemen.
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Reid's rise from flabby high-schooler to prospective NFL starter is a story of a single-parent mother who did everything she could for her son. Reid reciprocated with his love and willingness to please her.
Reid's father was a 6-foot, 190-pound Jamaican who did not stay with the family. Stratton, just 5-8 1/2, became a Boston Bruins hockey fan when she lived in upstate New York. She could not participate in sports because of her asthma. Deeply religious, Stratton named her son Jah, which is the short form of the name Yahweh, for God.
Reid engaged in lots of activities when he was young. He hiked, went on canoe trips, joined the Boy Scouts, played in his middle school band and, at the prodding of youth coaches because of his size, eventually played football. At 5-5, he literally stood head and shoulders above his elementary school classmates.
"One day I went to school to eat lunch with him," Stratton said. "And all the kids would walk by and give him their milk. He said, 'I drank eight pints of milk today.'"
That barely scratched the surface of it.
Stratton couldn't afford steak, so she bought Hamburger Helper. When they went to a favorite Chinese restaurant, Reid would consume 40 pieces of chunky, kung pao chicken after soup and egg rolls. For dessert, he'd have an ice-cream sundae with M&M's on top. At night — every night, in fact — he'd eat an entire box of cereal with almost half a gallon of milk.
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Overcast so the pics are not what I had hopped, but shortly out of SJ the road goes through a National Park. Beautiful jungle mountains.
So many picturesque mountain rivers in Costa. You could spend a lifetime just exploring them.
Then as I was riding along the coast I saw a sign for a Sloth Rescue Center. The sign says it closes at 2 and it is about 2:03. What the heck maybe they will let me snap a few pics. I start talking to the lady that runs it and she is originally from Anchorage. She says why don't I just show you around. After talking for about 30 min she says just join the last tour for free(which is two people). I make a donation in their donation box to show my appreciation.
This guy is Toyota. He is missing an arm.
They are pretty damn cool and unique creatures. It is also really cool what the rescue center does for them.
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Involved Agency Limited to SEQRA Record Developed by Lead Agency
An involved agency, while making its own SEQRA findings, is limited to the record developed by the lead agency. In a pair of related cases, Troy Sand & Gravel,Co. Inc v. Town of Nassau ("the DJ Action") and Matter of Troy Sand & Gravel, Co. Inc., ("the Article 78") the Appellate Division reversed the lower court's granting of summary judgment to the Town based upon a misinterpretation of the Appellate Division's previous ruling.
These cases have a lengthy history, as outlined by the Court in the DJ Action. The NY DEC, as lead agency, conducted a full environmental review of the Plaintiff's proposed mining operation. The Town Board, as an involved agency, participated in the SEQRA review by the DEC. In a previous proceeding the Court held the Town was correct in seeking to make its own SEQRA findings with respect the zoning approvals required from the Town.
However, in the current DJ Action the lower court found that the Town could further develop the environmental record.The Court reversed noting:
"...we did not say that the Town's independent review includes the ability to now gather additional environmental impact information beyond the full SEQRA record. Rather, in conducting its own jurisdictional review of the environmental impact of the project, the Town is required by the overall policy goals of SEQRA and the specific regulations governing findings made by "involved agencies" to rely on the fully developed SEQRA record in making the findings that will provide a rationale for its zoning determinations."
The Court went on to reject the Town's claim that it's zoning procedures gave it authority to gather additional environmental information holding instead:
"...the EIS 'fully evaluates the potential environmental effects, assesses mitigation measures, and considers alternatives to the proposed action' (Matter of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of N.Y. v Board of Estimate of City of N.Y., 72 NY2d at 680, citing ECL 8-0109 [4], [2]). While the Town maintains its jurisdiction over the zoning determinations and, as we have previously held, its SEQRA findings may differ from DEC's findings (see 101 AD3d at 1508; Matter of Albany-Greene Sanitation v Town of New Baltimore Zoning Bd. of Appeals, 263 AD2d 644, 646 [1999], lv denied 94 NY2d 752 [1999]), the Town "must rely upon the [final EIS] as the basis for [its] review of the environmental impacts that [it is] required to consider in connection with subsequent permit applications" (Matter of Guido v Town of Ulster Town Bd., 74 AD3d 1536, 1537 [2010], citing 6 NYCRR 617.6 [b] [3] [iii])."
Therefore the Court ordered that the Town must make its own findings based upon the record developed by the DEC.
In the related Article 78 the Court found the Town had been justified in rescinding its previous determination that Plaintiff's zoning application had been complete. Therefore, the mere rescission did not make the issue ripe for review. Noting its findings in the DJ Action, the Court found the argument that the rescission would automatically result in a further costly environmental review is speculative and is therefore not ripe for review.
"...at this stage of the proceeding, the Town Board has merely rescinded its resolution in response to our prior decision vacating the preliminary injunction (see Troy Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. v Town of Nassau, 101 AD3d at 1506-1507), and we have now held in the declaratory judgment action that the Town's determination of the proposed quarry's environmental impact must necessarily be based on the environmental impact statement record (Troy Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. v Town of Nassau, AD3d at ). Accordingly, any harm to petitioner at this stage is merely speculative, may be ameliorated by further proceedings and is insufficient to warrant judicial review (see Matter of New York State Inspection, Sec. & Law Enforcement Empls., Dist. Council 82, AFSCME, AFL-CIO v Cuomo, 64 NY2d 233, 240 [1984]; Matter of Adirondack Council, Inc. v Adirondack Park Agency, 92 AD3d 188, 191 [2012]; Matter of Wal-Mart Stores v Campbell, 238 AD2d 831, 832-833 [1997])."


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I can't say I've read much of Bukowski, but I do like to quote him. Especially when the quotes aren't even his to begin with. I suppose I like the idea of him — inspired, no doubt, by his various on-screen portrayals, or the things I've read about him.
"Write drunk, edit sober" is usually attributed to Hemingway. Doesn't really matter to me — I'm certain both held it to be true. Anyway, I wrote that quote as the title, with Bukowski on my mind, and it got me to writing. Perhaps I should have been drunk. Regardless, I should really edit it. But I wasn't, and I won't.
What I take from the quote, besides the bit about being raw and honest, is to just do it, to hell with the consequences. A shot of courage is all some of us need to give that wedding speech, or ask that attractive person out, or help us do whatever makes us nervous. Many times the shot itself is purely symbolic. In writing, a blank page can be a dreadful thing indeed. Our own inhibitions can get the best of us. Instead of foregoing it altogether, have a few drinks.
I see the same thing in software. There's even something called the Ballmer Peak among developers. By reducing the fear of solving the problem — the fear of their own logical inadequacies — a couple of drinks can, so it is said, help the coder code.
I've often found that, when beginning a new software project, I get a better perspective by starting off with a framework or similar project as a base, a way to get my feet wet. A blank implementation file, just as a blank page, is daunting. Inevitably I'll completely rewrite from scratch — and I know this when I start — but this digital scaffolding helps me keep my sanity, and gets me started.
I've seen this happen in other areas, too. When earning my SCUBA license years ago, I was given one math test at the surface and a similar test at 40m below. This was to test my proclivity for nitrogen narcosis. To the amusement of my instructor, I finished the math problem faster when deep below the surface. I suppose a bit of "the narc" calmed me, relieving insecurities I had about my own algebraic ability.
So, a wipeout, some Wite-Out, a few scrapes, a few sloppy lines, and maybe an empty wallet — we often just need to do whatever it takes to get us where our higher brain knows we should be. Sometimes that requires dumbing down the problem, and sometimes dumbing the brain itself.


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My favourite was taking out a winger in full flight down the touch line with a twenty yard run-up.
I played one game in school, picked as a prop. I can't remember the coach ever really doing any work on scrums in training so none of the front row had much of a clue. During, the game the ref soon changed it to uncontested scrums. Disaster.
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Well, if I really like something, I'd rather do it myself instead of watching other people do it. For example, I've been a competitive distance runner for years. I very much enjoy the sport but I have minimal desire to turn on the TV and watch other people run.
I'm not saying people shouldn't, just that I don't understand the basic urge and I particularly don't understand the almost pathological zeal that some people express. To twist an old saying:
Those who can, do. Those who can't, watch it on TV!
Those who can also watch sport in large numbers. As well as those who don't. Personally, I wouldn't view distance running as a great spectator sport and it's not represented on TV as much as popular team games as a result.
There's a big emotional buzz involved in watching sport and the highs and the lows that come with following it. Doesn't even have to be a local team or your own country you're watching. It can be highly enjoyable watching the best of the best go compete against each other.
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Ah the cycle of (debt) life ... Once you've racked up a bunch of
credit card bills (after buying all that cool geek stuff), it's inevitable
that you'll look for a better deal on that debt. For some folks, it's
an endless cycle. Rack 'em and pay 'em down. Homeowners with a considerable
amount of debt often tap the equity in their homes to help ease those
cash flow problems while freeing up enough cash to buy more gotta
have stuff--whether it's this year's killer PC, monster flat screen
TV, or a snazzy new ride.
To tell the truth, home equity is a great thing when used properly.
As housing prices rise, so does the equity (value) you have built
up in your home. If your credit rating is good and the value in your
home has risen, the banks will compete with each other to put that
cash in your hands.
But while that burst of cash can seem like a gift, it's always best
to enter into any transaction as a knowledgeable borrower. After all,
you're not getting a present ... you're merely borrowing your own
So lets start with the basic question ...
What's the difference between a home equity loan and a home equity
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The Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions (WDFI) defines
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paid is usually tax-deductible. Often used for home improvement or
freeing of equity investment in other real estate or investment."
A home equity loan is one big check. You ask for 50K. They approve
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Like a standard home equity loan, a home equity line of credit can
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As part of the approval process, your home will likely need to be
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It's a wonderful world (wide web) these days ... you can do all of
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SUV sales for June 2015 trended distinctly toward compact crossovers, as usual. The Honda CR-V, Toyota RAV4, and Ford Escape rounded out the podium finish.
June 2015 Truck Sales — GM Flexing Truck Muscles, Toyota Strong
GM Claims Silverado Retail Sales Ahead of F-150, Colorado Lowest Turn Rate