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I know our dog had a very uneasy 4th of July night and laid on my feet all evening.
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I know our dog had a very uneasy 4th of July night and laid on my feet all evening.
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"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
That's a beautiful dog. I hope somebody does the right thing.
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Having a dog run away is gut wrenching. I've had it happen once, and luckily we found him after about 3 days. I hope I never, ever have to go through that again. It just makes you sick.
My daughter just found a dog. Her kids found it sleeping under her porch. Now its been there four days and they are freaking out whether someone will come and claim "Michelob".
We placed an ad in the local paper. Aimee told the grandkids if no one calls after a week they could keep him.
I wonder if they have kids? ANyone know? Its tough for adults but the kids really get torn up.
Thing is he was obviously fed and groomed but no collar or tags. My daughter lives a long country block from a vet clinic - we suspect someone may have dumped the poor dog in the neighborhood for that reason. And she's a sweetheart - vet thinks part Setter part Jack Russell. Kinda feisty and midsize.
People who do that really tee me off...
We just got a dog last week from a rescue place out in the country. They make a "rescue run" once a week to local kill shelters.
Our girl had been dropped off at the kill shelter but it was closed..... so they tossed her in the dumpster.
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Hey what a beauty! Nice addition to the family Jax!
I found a half Weimeranner, half pit bull On the freeway berm with a broken leg. I don't know if he was a runaway, or was dumped. He doesn't seem like he was abused. Too fearless and friendly for that.
I really hope Ryan finds his pup. That's a real soft spot for me.
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Man this is terrible. I've heard the 4th is the day the most dogs runaway due to being spooked by fireworks. I feel really bad for Hanny.
I really hope Ryan finds his buddy back. That has to be heart braking.
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This seems like a trade horribly lopsided in favor of the Heat...
I just can't see Shaq making a huge difference in the playoffs for Phoenix. It would be a helluva combo to have Shaq and Amare playing on the front line. I just don't think Shaq could play in that system and be able to keep up with Nash and the rest of them.
The Gasol trade could make a lot of the western teams desperate enough to make trades like this.
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I think that would be a good deal for the Suns, too. Shaq would become a role player, not a top weapon. Put him opposite Amare, with the spacing of that offense, and who does the defense guard?
Barbosa is ready to step up and fill the majority of Marion's role.
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This won't happen. Shaq always gets hurt, is it worth the risk?
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I love that the Heat are finally giving up on Shaq. Shaq does nothing but put butts in the seats for the Heat. He's not the player he was, and he can't be that go-to guy he usto be. For Shaq's sake I hope this deal gets done. He deserves it. He defenitly doesn't deserve to be on this horrible team.
Something else I was thinking about was his weight. Does anybody else think he might try to get in better shape if he knew it would be for a good cause? I don't see where he would get motivation on this team.
-LTlabnerIf you can't build a winning team with that core a fire-sale isn't the solution. Selling the franchise, moving them to Nashville and converting GABP into a used car lot is.
Barbosa doesn't play any where near Marion's position. Barbosa backs up Nash. Marion plays the 3 or 4 spot and grabs 9 boards a game and blocks a couple shots a game, Barbosa can't fill that role.
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Not only that, with Marion gone, you're banking on Grant Hill's health. Not a good idea.
This underscores just what a horrible idea it was to essentially give away Kurt Thomas and several first round picks , just to avoid paying luxury taxes. Sarver talks out of both sides of his mouth, suggesting that they go for it now, then insisting on the awful Thomas deal while selling first round picks the past two years--robbing the team of needed depth. You cannot win a championship without depth in an up-tempo system, and the Suns cannot win it all without Marion--He's that valuable.
If they need help up front, the man they need is--don't laugh--Jeff Foster. The man out-performs Ben Wallace for far less $$$ Skinner, more expiring contact filler and a 1st round pick doesn't seem too high a price to pay, and you get to keep Marion.
Id crack up if the Suns finally make it to the championship.
The Suns will be a much more diverse basketball team by adding Shaq. Even 2008 Shaq. They can still run you to the tune of 120 if needed, but they will also have the depth inside to bang with the Spurs/Pistons/Lakers/Celtics.
Of course Barbosa won't fill Marion's role to a "T", but he is more than capable of taking his minutes in the rotation. At it will work, because a slower pace will allow Nash to increase his minutes once the post season begins.
Keep in mind that the decline in Shaq's game is coinciding with an ugly divorce. Maybe getting away to Phoenix will allow him to clear his head and regain a lot of his attitude on the floor. I think the missing attitude is effecting his game more than the knees at this point. He'll rest the knees and be ready for the playoffs. He needs to find the fire again.
Assuming he passes the physical he's supposedly taking tomorrow and the deal goes through.
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So you are saying that by taking away their best defensive player and adding Shaq the Suns will now become a good defensive team? I just don't see how removing Marion and adding Shaq suddenly makes them a slow it down, grind it out, defensive team. Maybe the Suns FO does, although I think they traded Marion because he's been wanting out and they thought this was the best they could do.
Barbosa is already playing around 30 mins a game and shooting as much as Marion, I don't see how he can step up much more.
Shaq's game is also coinciding with the fact that he's 36 years old and not getting skinnier. I think Shaq could help the Suns at times during games, but he would have helped a whole lot more if they could have picked him up while keeping Marion, not for Marion. Marion's one of the most talented players in the NBA, I don't see how giving him up for Shaq makes the Suns better. Which kinda sucks because I'd like to see Nash get a Championship.
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This is from rotoworld.com this morning...
"Reports broke early Wednesday morning that Shaquille O'Neal is on his way to Phoenix to take a physical today, and will be traded to the Suns for Shawn Marion and Marcus Banks if he is medically cleared.
That could be a big 'if' given the state of his hip, but it sounds like this improbable trade is very close to being completed. Miami is also believed to want Marion to sign off on the deal beforehand. Fantasy ramifications could include Boris Diaw becoming relevant again, starting in Marion's spot, while Amare Stoudemire's points, blocks and rebounds could take a slight hit if Shaq is healthy enough to play heavy minutes for Phoenix. The Suns don't run a five-man fast break, so the theory is that Shaq will not slow them down. It's also possible that Banks could earn significant minutes from Pat Riley in Miami. Stay tuned."
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I don't understand this at all. Shaq is going to be run ragged on that team, assuming he's healthy enough to take the court at all. It would be one thing if they had gotten Kirilenko or some other athletic big to fill the lane and grab boards. Are they expecting Shaq to start the fast break off the boards and then just stand and watch while he rests his ankles, knees, and hips?
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
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It may have only been a triangular, but the Central men's golf team faced some early-season stiff competition and prevailed in the three-team Beach Bash down in Sorrento, Florida yesterday.
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The Central men's golf team has cracked the top five in the most recent Golfstat Division III statistical rankings for 2015.
Early statistical rankings for the upcoming 2015 spring season show the Central men's golf team now ranked sixth on the Golfstat Division III ladder.
In four of their five fall season tournaments, the Central men's golf team finished at the top of the leaderboard while taking second in the fifth.
Once again, the Central men's golf team found themselves at the top of the leaderboard as the Dutch finished first in the William Penn Invitational on Saturday.
Not straying too much from the norm this fall season, the Central men's golf team has an eight stroke lead after day one of the William Penn Invitational at Edmundson Golf Course in Oskaloosa.
For the third time in four fall golf tournaments, the Central men's golf team came away victorious, winning the 13-team Milwaukee School of Engineering Invitational yesterday.
Carding the three best rounds in the tournament, the Central men's golf team exited the Midwest Region Classic with a victory by 18 strokes over Carthage in the team standings.
A day later and 18 strokes lighter, the Central men's golf team climbed two spots higher in the team standings to finish runners-up at the Frank Wrigglesworth Blugold Invitational yesterday.
Already with a sizable lead heading into the final day of the Wisconsin – Green Bay Invitational, the Central men's golf team decided to close the tournament out with style by shooting a 297 and winning the tourney by 15 strokes.
A four-under-par round of 68 for senior Desmond Stoll was big in helping the Central men's golf team extend their lead at the Wisconsin – Green Bay Invitational to 15 shots yesterday.
It's fairly easy to pick out a memorable moment from a season when you break a long-standing record.
Coming just a few strokes short of making it back to the NCAA Division III National Tournament, the Central men's golf team still left their spring season with several positive takeaways.
Unable to dig out of an 18-stroke deficit they created in the first round, the Central men's golf team still ended Saturday as the league's runner-up despite strong play in the final three rounds.
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Shooting a team score of 313, the Central men's golf squad finds themselves in fifth place in round one of four of the Iowa Conference tournament.
The Central women's golf team had a rough go at it on Saturday's opening round of the Illinois Wesleyan Spring Fling.
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Improving on their round one total by 15 strokes, the Central men's golf team propelled themselves into a sixth place finish at the Illinois Wesleyan Invitational on Saturday.
In first place entering Monday's final day, the Central men's golf team just couldn't hang onto their slim two-stroke lead and found themselves settling for third in the Webster Gorlok Invitational.
Adam Squires became the fourth Central men's golfer to post a score below par this season, as his one-under-par 69 helped his Dutch get out to a two stroke lead in the 15-team Webster Gorlok Invitational on Sunday.
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Now I have the opportunity to provide that for other young people, in my home. I have the space, have a lil money to advertise, can spend this summer setting up. I am a confident, strong and highly independent person and teacher, in many ways this set up will work better for me... except.. I'm scared to death to take this large leap. What am I crazy!!? To give up a good-paying job and bennies to do this? With an unsure erratic income at first? Surely we will starve! I also feel the pressure of, this is not just me, it is my children brought along on this ride.
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Rick Springfield was lost earlier today, and could not be reached by even his management!
Celine Dion is back to life! The French-Canadian chanteuse will release her first English-language album in six years in the form of 'Loved Me Back to Life,' which is full of modern contributors, features and songwriters. The diva also shared the epic and upbeat title track, which you can listen to below. It was co-penned by songwriting secret weapon Sia.
My son Blake is becoming quite the Elvis fan, and the time was right to pass the torch.
Taylor Swift's speech about mean people during one of her live performances is spot on.
Katy Perry admitted to being madly in love with John Mayer in her Vogue cover story earlier this summer, despite being broken up at the time. They were seemingly reunited on Fourth of July and now, they get romantic on the song 'Who You Love,' a slow-burning, 'early '80s-inspired soft rock duet.
We've not heard much from Coldplay this year, as the band wrapped massive promotion and touring for 'Mylo Xyloto' through the end of 2012. Pop rock fans will have their ears filled with Coldplay music again later this month, as the British band has contributed the brand new song 'Atlas' to 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' soundtrack.
The track will drop via iTunes and at other
Rick is coming to the Heymann Center on September 5th, and KTDY has great seats for you!
Bobin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' is the number one song in the nation again going on 8 consecutive weeks now.
On the original, Thicke is joined by T. I. and Pharrell. In this video, Thicke appears in the Late Night 'Music Room' with Jimmy Fallon and The Roots to play 'Blurred Lines' on classroom
The Rock 'n Roll Hall of Famer played several European tour dates in excruciating pain, unaware he had appendicitis. The Sun newspaper quoted the 66 year old musical legend as saying he thought he had food poisoning.
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The Vatican has played down any expectations that the meeting between Shimon Peres and Mahmoud Abbas - billed as a "pause from politics" - will lead to any immediate breakthroughs in the region's tortuous problems and says it is not meddling in regional issues.
"No one is presumptuous enough to think peace will break out on Monday," said Father Pierbattista Pizzaballa, a key organiser of the encounter.
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By Arif Durrani, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 24 June 2010 03:25PM
Speaking at the Cannes Ad Festival yesterday, Mark Zuckerberg, founder and chief executive of Facebook waxed lyrical about the benefits of personalisation before revealing development of a location-based app for the social networking site is nearing completion.
Zuckerberg said: "Almost any product is better when it is based around personalisation, and the internet is becoming more personalised and personalisable."
Asked about the new app, he added: "Knowing where a person is, and being able to personalise to what's around them and who's around them, is a really important and valuable thing.
"It's a really important area, but it's also a very sensitive one, so we want to make sure we get it right. We're working on it. We're pretty close, we're happy with what we're getting to."
The chief executive also celebrated Facebook's sales and marketing teams as "A-Class" and said a big part of what the company will be doing in the future is to "figure out a very good way to work with all of the parts of the media community" to continue to expand the sites scope.
Zuckerberg also admitted to being impressed by Nike's World Cup campaign, which he recognised as generating a "huge amount of traffic to their sites".
The World Cup activity started with a 10-minute film on Facebook, featuring Cristiano Ronaldo, Didier Drogba, Wayne Rooney and other top soccer stars.
The video could only be viewed when a visitor clicks the "Like" button and included Nike's three-minute ad by Wieden + Kennedy which was later rolled out on TV in 32 countries.
Zuckerberg said: "And while the campaign is based around an event that lasts for a finite amount of time, many of the visitors generated through Facebook will keep coming back."
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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Attorney Alan Mortensen, of Salt Lake City, is representing seven families affected by the Clyde Cancer Cluster.
Mortensen said he has asked the U.S. EPA and Ohio EPA to carry out more tests and to weigh in on the significance of the results. His firm has hired chemists, epidemiologists and toxicologists in an attempt to make sense of the results.
"We don't want to rush to judgment," he said.
Noting a lawsuit has now been filed in the cancer cluster case, Mortensen said he wants to proceed carefully, to avoid misusing the results from the the initial tests his law firm conducted.
Dust samples were taken in six Clyde homes in an effort to find airborne particulates that might include cancer-causing substances.
A lawsuit is possible in the future if the cause of the cancers can be established, Mortensen said.
On March 28, Tim Lagrou, of Fremont, filed a lawsuit linking PCBs at the former Whirlpool Park to the cancer that killed his wife, Christina Lagrou.
Mortensen has suggested the lawsuit may be premature, but he also said he doesn't know what additional information may have been obtained by Albrechta & Coble, the law firm that filed suit.
Warren Brown, father of Alexa Brown — an 11-year-old Sandusky County girl who died of cancer — also spoke at the press conference, where he criticized the Albrechta & Coble lawsuit.
Brown alleged that people seeking "the almighty dollar" to ease their loss have pressed the lawsuit.
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Attorneys at Albrechta & Coble could not immediately be reached for comment, but an employee said the firm will issue a response to the criticism soon.
The Clyde Cancer Cluster involves the deaths of at least four young people, as well as up to 40 others who were stricken by the disease.
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RENO, Nev. (AP) -- Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald expects
Nevada quarterback Jeff Rowe to end up in the NFL but it was the
Wolf Pack defense that came up big, forcing five turnovers and
blocking a field goal en route to their first-ever victory over a
Big Ten school.
Nevada cornerback Joe Garcia returned his second interception of
the game 24 yards for a touchdown with 2:14 left Friday night to
help hold off the Wildcats 31-21.
Rowe completed 17 of 22 passes for 197 yards and two touchdowns
and Robert Hubbard ran for a career-best 156 yards and two scores
for the Wolf Pack (2-2), the defending co-champions of the Western
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"It's a big step for us as a WAC team," Garcia said. "It says
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Freshman quarterback Mike Kafka ran for 111 yards on 12 carries,
but completed only nine of 21 passes for 122 yards and threw three
interceptions for Northwestern (2-2).
"I thought they a were very fast defense," Kafka said. "They
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Nevada, which plays at rival UNLV next week, beat Colorado State
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"You open 0-2 and you are just digging out every week," said
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"It takes an awful lot of attitude to dig out of that. It's a
credit to our kids. That was two bowl teams we beat," he said.
Hubbard averaged 4.9 yards on 32 carries and caught a 25-yard
touchdown pass in the first quarter.
"That was a yeoman's job," Ault said. "And you have to give
some of the credit to the offensive front."
Rowe, a 6-foot-5 senior, completed 13 of his first 16 passes for
166 yards and two touchdowns before the half and Northwestern
turned the ball over three times in a 7-minute span in the first
quarter as Nevada opened a 24-14 halftime lead.
"[Rowe's] an NFL-caliber player," Fitzgerald said. "He's
capable of making big plays. He's a great talent, and he runs the
offense extremely well."
Kafka led the Wildcats 55 yards on 10 consecutive running plays
to get to Nevada's 15 on his opening drive of the second half, but
nose tackle Matt Hines blocked Joel Howells' 32-yard field-goal
attempt with 5:55 left in the third quarter.
Northwestern opened its next series on its own 6 after Zacary
Whited's 67-yard punt. Kafka threw a pair of 17-yard passes to
Shaun Herbert and Eric Peterman, then hit Herbert again for 21
yards before running 13 yards for a touchdown that made it 24-21
with 13:49 left in the game.
Later, on third-and-6 from the Nevada 43, Rowe scrambled toward
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near the first-down marker. The Big Ten officials initially ruled
Northwestern's Kevin Mims recovered, but after a review of the
replay, overturned the call and gave Rowe a first down at Nevada's
49 with 5:02 remaining.
Nevada punted with 2:47 left, but Garcia stepped in front of
Kafka's sideline throw to Ross Lane and raced to the end zone to
seal the win.
Northwestern's only lead was 7-0 when Tyrell Sutton scored on a
3-yard run after Kafka hit Lane with a 39-yard pass on the opening
drive kept alive by an interference call against Garcia on
third-and-goal from the 2.
Garcia made up for it two series later when he intercepted
Kafka's pass at Nevada's 17. Rowe then led the Wolf Pack on a
five-play, 75-yard drive capped by a 25-yard TD pass he blooped to
Hubbard while scrambling to his left under heavy pursuit from three
defenders. That made it 7-7 with 5:28 left in the first quarter.
On the next play from scrimmage, Hines stripped the ball from
Sutton, and J.J. Milan recovered the fumble at Northwestern's 20.
But the Wolf Pack's drive sputtered and, after Nick Roach sacked
Rowe for a 9-yard loss, Brett Jaekle made a 32-yard field goal for
a 10-7 lead at 2:33.
Three plays into their next drive, the Wildcats turned the ball
over again when Jeremy Engstrom intercepted Kafka and returned it
25 yards to the 5 before Hubbard ran 3 yards for a 17-7 lead at
Northwestern cut it to 17-14 when Kafka sprinted 55 yards to set
up Terrell Jordan's 2-yard touchdown run at 12:51 in the second
But Rowe finished off a 9-play, 80-yard drive with a 26-yard TD
pass to Mike McCoy to make it 24-14 with 9:25 left in the half.
Northwestern's Brendan Smith returned an interception 35 yards
to Nevada's 27 but the Wildcats were stopped there and Howells'
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Roberto Mancini hits out at his critics - originally posted on Soccerlens.comManchester City manager Roberto Mancini has insisted that his critics who are claiming his job at the club is under threat don't understand football. Mancini thinks critics don't understand football Rivals Manchester United have extended a whacking gap of 12 points with them at the top of the Premier League table after City suffered a humiliating 3-1 defeat at the hands of Southampton in their last match and the pressure is steadily mounting on the Italian's shoulder. Former City player Danny Mills gave his opinion, saying Mancini could be sacked if they don't beat Leeds United in the FA Cup this weekend. He told BBC Sport: "Mancini is under pressure. It looks like they have blown their chances of retaining the title. You wonder what would happen if they went out of the FA Cup against Leeds. I think Roberto Mancini goes." However, the former Inter boss was seen in a jovial mood and when asked about his reac...
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Shuma-Gorath is a quite powerful magic user. But let's see how far he can go in this scenario.
The various mystic entities of the Marvel Universe have decided that Shuma is a nuisance to their goals and a general d!ck, so they plan to kill him. Rather than let Shuma-Gorath get the jump on them elsewhere, they decide to go directly to Shuma's native dimension and give him a taste of his own medicine. Unfortunately for them, Shuma-Gorath has placed a mystic barrier around the realm that will only allow one visitor at a time.
If a challenger loses to Shuma-Gorath, that challenger gets its essence absorbed by Shuma-Gorath before the next challenger arrives. Battle can only be won by the challengers if Shuma-Gorath is destroyed. BFR is not an option since this is Shuma's realm.
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Are the Browns getting a reputation as a physical football team? We've heard all season after teams have played the Browns they seem to have more respect for what the team is building. Then we heard from the Ravens how much they didn't enjoy having to tackle Trent Richardson. Against the Steelers the Browns were popping running backs left and right. They created turnovers. Some of those were on punishing hits. So are the Browns creating an identity as a physical team? Pat Shurmur was asked that question yesterday- "I know we played a physical team. Again, I don't want to overstate it. Its one football game, but we played a physical team and we found a way to finish. I think that's something I think our young guys can build on. I don't think there's any question there. I saw some veterans in the locker room yesterday that were as excited as the young guys because there are a lot of guys around here that haven't had great success against Pittsburgh." [Related: It doesn't have to be pretty]
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According to the Associated Press, former standout Braves outfielder, Andruw Jones, was arrested early Tuesday morning on a battery charge. The dispute which lead to the arrest was reportedly between Jones and his wife. Gwinnett County Detention Center records say Jones was booked into the jail around 3:45 a.m. and had been released on $2,400 bond by 11 a.m. Once one of the premier players in the big leagues, Jones broke into the majors with the Atlanta Braves in 1996 and won 10 consecutive Gold Gloves from 1998-07 as their center fielder. He has 434 career home runs over the span of 17 seasons in the majors. If you wonder what Jones has been up to recently, he recently signed a $3.5 million, one-year contract with the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles of Japan's Pacific League. Article found on: Cosby Sweaters
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Reds trade LHP Brandon Claussen to the Mariners for RHP Rafael Soriano.
Of course Claussen is on the DL so you would have to wait till he is healthy. But, isn't it about time to realize that all that New York hype about Claussen is just hype? Do we see Claussen being any better than bottom of the rotation fodder? Soriano could be the setup man the Reds definitely need to get to Coffey. Weathers, Mercker and Hammond aren't getting the job done. And if the bullpen doesn't get better, you can cancel any thoughts of going to the playoffs.
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I have read quite a bit, studied, been riding on and off for over 30 years. Got back into riding pretty extensively about 4 years ago after being pretty "intermittent" for a couple decades. Anyway, since getting "back into it", I've studied quite a bit, and have worked hard to get better at "trail-braking", among other things. Seems pretty natural. In the dirt especially, knowing how and when to brake, even when turning, seems pretty critical.
A couple weeks ago I took my first "formal" riding class, the "Idaho Star" experienced course. They focus heavily on braking before the turn and being back on the power before starting the roll in. They also focus on straightening the bike up before emergency braking. All counter to "trailbraking". Does MSF teach the same thing? I expect that these are all aimed at the new rider to avoid overloading the contact patch.
I think you're spot on. My wife went through MSF a few years back, and she remembers them teaching all braking to be done before initiating the turn.
I routinely trail brake after initiating the turn, but that's just me.
That is definitely the same as the MSF teaches. As the dumbass who dumped the bike in the first turn, I'm glad they teach it that way. I was bad at braking.
I've got Bosch's MSC.........can break whenever I want. :wink:
there is nothing more sketchy than being in second position going through turn and seeing the brake lamp come on from first position. It is amazing what a good downshift can do for your cornering abilities. With the groups I ride with,(older, track experienced trophy winners) everyone has the braking done before corner entry. Using engine compression to slow through turn it keeps the bike more settled through apex.
Just my 2 cents....
When riding at any pace and I come up to a corner- especially a blind one, or any other road hazard that riders behind me may not see yet- that I may need to slow for, I'll do the same.
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Yeah, when it's raining hard and you hit a little sand before a turn you'll be glad you straightened up before braking.
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You're correct.
The program doesn't think of it as counter to trail braking, just "in lieu of" or something to be taught after learning more basic skills. For example, in our Precision Riding Clinic, we couldn't care less if you trail brake, and will only coach it if it is interfering with your ability to complete the exercise.
Sorry for the brevity. To add to it, the goal of the program is to prevent crashes and deaths. Completing transitions before the turn is the least risky way to corner; maximum braking in a corner is best achieved (where possible) by straightening first. Said differently, these are the best for street riding. Almost anything I can think of that is different adds to the risk either directly, or through distraction. Thus, we leave trail braking for track instructors.
When it comes to brass tacks, if we taught such advanced skills, it wouldn't be in this class. The Experienced Course is targeted at riders who have a minimum of three months of experience; for some, that's all of 300 miles (and we do get those).
I used to trail brake into turns but switched to getting all of the braking done before turning in, then getting lightly on the throttle immediately. I made the switch after reading David L. Hough and a few others.
I find it much better from a safety point of view and if I'm unable to add a little throttle during the turn that means that I got into the turn too fast. Braking first hasn't really made me a slower rider, but it pretty much eliminated the issue of being too hot into a corner.
I don't want to ride as fast as possible, I want to ride fast enough to keep things interesting while minimizing the chance of making a riding error. It's much more fun for me to come back from every ride on the (undamaged) bike than coming back with the bike in the back of a truck and maybe a visit to the emergency room.
Scott, I don't disagree at all. When I trail brake, it's to slowly remove the braking force that's been happening, so as to not release it all at once and upset the suspension. By slowly letting up on the brake, even after initiating the turn, the bike stays settled and the smooth transition to moderate throttle keeps it settled.
I'm not advocating for any particular style; I know what works for me and won't presume that it's for everyone.
MSF (and others) teach to do all braking before turning. I assume the reasoning is that while leaned, some of your traction is being used for turning.
...but not ALL of it. And ironically, I see people talking about engine braking and rolling on throttle while leaned - but those use traction, too. Why are they not so taboo and verboten?
I won't argue that braking before turning is not a better, safer practice - and it's what I endeavor to do. But if the need arises, I'll brake while leaned with no drama. I practice it. Running wide or crashing because you're superstitious about getting on the brakes while you still have a bunch of available traction is not "safer".
If you exceed the available traction, you're in trouble - so don't. But don't crash while leaving a bunch on the table, either.
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"Earlier modeling work suggested that coral reefs would be gone by the middle of this century. Our study shows that if corals can adapt to warming that has occurred over the past 40 to 60 years, some coral reefs may persist through the end of this century," said study lead author Cheryl Logan, Ph.D., an assistant professor in California State University Monterey Bay's Division of Science and Environmental Policy. The scientists from the university, and from the University of British Columbia, were NOAA's partners in the study.
Warm water can contribute to a potentially fatal process known as coral "bleaching," in which reef-building corals eject algae living inside their tissues. Corals bleach when oceans warm only 1-2C (2-4F) above normal summertime temperatures. Because those algae supply the coral with most of its food, prolonged bleaching and associated disease often kills corals.
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