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Unless you're in one of those bizarre leagues that goes to Week 17, your fantasy season is over. All that's left for us to do now is get in the holiday spirit and hand out gifts in the form of MVP trophies.
We'll nominate five of the best players this season, with at least one at the four major positions, as the potential fantasy MVPs. By taking into account overall production, week-to-week consistency, standout performances and draft-day price, and then select our one true MVP for the 2014 season.
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When my editors first asked me to write a year-end piece highlighting the 10 most important players to the story of the 2014 fantasy football season, I thought it would be pretty easy. But when I sat down at my desk, it soon became apparent that I was in for a more daunting task than expected.
Sure, DeMarco Murray, Odell Beckham and Le'Veon Bell were easy inclusions. After that, the story of the 2014 fantasy football season spirals out of control, as have so many of its predecessors. Does the guy who had six touchdowns in back-to-back games get a mention? What about the quarterback who threw for 300-plus yards with almost unprecedented regularity? One particular tight end became a force of nature about halfway through the season. Surely he must be a part, right?
At the same time, I could go a completely different route on focus on the absurd. Like the Week 1 waiver wire darling who was back on the wire in most leagues one month later. Or the unmitigated running back bust who resurfaced with his best game of the year in championship week. And could a kicker be crucial to telling the story of the 2014 fantasy football season? Really? A kicker?
So as you can see, it was a much greater intellectual challenge than I originally thought it would be. Luckily, I was able to whittle my list down to the 10 most important players from the past four months. You may have your own, but I think it's safe to say that you can't recount the tale of the 2014 fantasy football season without...
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There isn't always a whole lot of justice in the fantasy playoffs. Any team can get hot for a three-week stretch, and one bad week — or even one poor individual performance — can knock out the best team in the league. Nothing is ever going to change the crapshoot nature of the fantasy postseason.
As random as the playoffs always seem to be, fantasy owners will probably remember Week 16 of the 2014 season for a long time, particularly with respect to the quarterback position. Consider the following:
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This is our first fantasy column of the week looking ahead to the fantasy championships, and our final Fact or Fiction of the year. The goal of this column all season has been to imbue fantasy analysis with a little real-life football context. Hopefully, the words and pictures contained in this column for the last four months have helped you look at fantasy football from a different, more thoughtful perspective.
At the same time, this column is about taking what has happened and using that to directly improve our chances of winning at fantasy football. Well, there's only one week left this season, and there aren't a whole lot of tweaks to cover. We'll get down into the details in the start 'em or sit 'em column later this week. For now, it's time to unveil the final fact of the 2014 season.
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If Aaron Rodgers' and Peyton Manning's bad weeks didn't knock out you, and if Dez Bryant's and Odell Beckham Jr.'s great weeks weren't on your opponent's side of the fantasy football ledger, then welcome to Week 16! This is the championship week for most fantasy leagues, which means you're one win away from bringing home the hardware.
Sadly, this is a horrible week for waiver-wire help. Several quarterbacks are injured, and their replacements (possible waiver targets) are either on underperforming teams, or they face tough defenses this week.
There still might be some help out there for your championship team, though. As we've seen in recent weeks, with some players coming out of nowhere to contribute, you just have to know where to look.
Each week, we'll share 8-12 players we think are worth a look in standard fantasy football leagues based on performance and upcoming matchups. Each of these players listed are owned in fewer than 30 percent of leagues on CBS Sports, ESPN and Yahoo! leagues.
Since they are barely owned in more than 30 percent of CBS leagues, you won't see these rising players on this list: Robert Griffin III, Carlos Hyde, Kerwynn Williams, Charles Johnson, Donte Moncrief, Cecil Shorts III, Owen Daniels, Connor Barth, Dan Carpenter and the Giants defense.
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For the last few weeks, everyone who writes or talks about the NFL has been polishing their Aaron Rodgers MVP columns, myself included. Rodgers has been among the MVP candidates in fantasy leagues, too, entering Week 15 with 3,652 yards, 35 touchdowns and three interceptions. He had one of his toughest matchups of the year looming in Buffalo, but his owners had every reason to have confidence that his run to the MVP would continue to roll. Instead, they may have come up one step short of the fantasy championship.
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Most fantasy leagues are now officially down to the final four teams, and league champions will be crowned over the next two weeks. If you're reading this article, it's likely you can sympathize more with Ohio State than with TCU or Baylor.
In the fantasy playoffs, you have to be wary of overthinking your matchups and undoing all that you've done up to this point. If you lose, you lose, but you don't want to be mad at yourself for the entire offseason because you played a lesser player with a good matchup instead of one of your stars with a below-average matchup.
Check Michael Beller's Week 15 stat projections later this week, and if you have two players close in value for one lineup spot, go with who you consider to be the better player in general — even if he's ranked two spots lower than the other player. Let your opponent beat you — don't let overanalysis end your season early.
Each week, we'll share 8-12 players we think are worth a look in standard fantasy football leagues based on performance and upcoming matchups. Each of these players listed are owned in fewer than 30 percent of leagues on CBS Sports, ESPN and Yahoo! leagues.
Since they are barely owned in more than 30 percent of CBS leagues, you won't see these rising players on this list: Robert Griffin III, Alex Smith, Jonathan Stewart, Matt Asiata, Donte Moncrief, Jared Cook, Connor Barth and the Panthers defense.
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My wife and I saw Pearl Jam years ago at Hershey, and Rearview Mirror might rank up their as one of their best live tunes. And despite my wife's insistence that he's singing actual lyrics, I remain convinced that Eddie is merely mumbling his way through Yellow Ledbetter. It's a damn good, soulful mumble though.
I'm starting to feel my age. I remember hearing "Alive" for the first time on, of all places, Headbangers Ball, sans Riki Rachtman. I ran out later that week and picked up my "10" cassette, yes cassette, at Play It Again Records on Bethlehem's South Side. Rock on, Eddie Vedder and your "Singles" cameo.
We named our cat Loki. No word on whether she's met Anthony Hopkins.
Ya gotta love those Phillies throwbacks. You can almost see Gary Maddox patrolling center field. And even though I harbor great disdain for the Bravos, they sported some pretty sweet throwbacks, too.
The Union, incidentally, the best team name and logo in MLS.
Thanks to plenty of late-night feedings last summer courtesy of our soon-to-be 1-year-old, I became pretty engrossed in the World Cup. I actually started recording what I thought would be good matches on the pitch. Yes, I think I've become a soccer fan.
The challenge now is to see if that interest translates into the MLS, which is a different animal compared to nation vs. nation. But what better place to start than the hometown Philadelphia Union?
While Easton Suburban Water Authority had streets open all over the city, UGI followed behind to upgrade its services.
Once service laterals are installed and UGI finishes its work on streets like Lincoln, Butler, Williams and Wilkes-Barre, another contractor will install about 190 sidewalk ramps. The water authority had previously said that work could begin sometime late this month.
Once the ADA-accessible ramps are in place, the streets will be paved curb-to-curb.
A $18 ticket? Is this part of a grassroots, get-back-in-touch-with-the-fans intimate venue kind of tour? Or is this just the going rate on a Sebastian Bach ticket these days?
If it's a fishing show you want, check out Animal Planet's "River Monsters."
I'd have to concur with LehighValleyLives. How many have unsuccessfully recommended, lobbied and advocated to trim Pa's General Assembly. I believe the saying goes something like, "What's good for the goose ..."
It would seem that that the Justice Department should have something more important to worry about than college football playoffs. But it's certainly reasonable to ask why only certain teams in certain conferences have access to certain games.
And as for Bill Hancock, the NCAA I-A (yes I refuse to use the silly name they've come up with) football "playoff" system is a joke. A silly, silly joke that doesn't settle anything. Mysteriously, I-AA, II and III have all managed to come up with a legitimate football playoff system. In fact, every other college sport utilizes a playoff system, except for big-time, big money college football.
I'm feeling just a bit mushy inside. I took my son, glove in hand, last summer to his first baseball game, a significant moment in any father's life. He's excited to see the Pigs again this year, which hopefully will prove a little more interesting now that he's playing t-ball. Baseball, popcorn and hotdogs with your boy. A wonderful rite of summer.
Two Temple Owls selected within the first 54 picks? It's a veritable pigskin Renaissance on North Broad. What's next: back-to-back bowl games?
The Emmaus theater is a quaint little venue from a bygone era, complete with a regular train schedule. As for the trailers, I'm disappointed if I miss them.
Is the time and effort of the "long way" really worth the occasional extra quarter?
Paul Reiser had a new show?
That does appear to be an Easton-area pothole: in the city's West Ward, near the Juvenile Justice Center.
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This year's Most Loathsome People of India Award Ceremony has arrived a month earlier. I had noted last year that people were vying really hard to outdo each other in loathsomeness and they haven't failed to deliver. The list of awardees this year has been quite tough to compile…correction: the list was relatively painless to make but it was the ranking that got tough given the infinite hues, varieties and degrees of loathsomeness. Each one in this list is an emperor or empress in his/her own right. But then, we must do due diligence. After all, there's a reason why hell too has a hierarchy–Satan at the top, then Mephistopheles and the rest.
You might disagree with my ranking. If you do, please tell me which new rank do you think a MoLo should occupy. Your statement should be based on sound reasoning.
Legend: 1=The Most Loathsome Indian of 2010
16. Sagarika Ghose : This
gin-lover writer of a book with an alcoholic title and alleged journalist shot to infamy a few months ago by coining a jolly new invective against 'em Bloody Yindoos: Internet Hindus. And in the excellent spirit of secular debate that she's known to display, she spat but didn't run for a change. Instead, she turned around and threatened 'em Bloody Yindoos with a legal notice under Section 507. Because this happened on Twitter, the Bloody Yindoos instead of cowering like they've done for most of the time since 1947, turned around and placed her in the permanent Hall of Shame Fame by anointing her with a new title, Aunty 507.
Sentence: Forced to learn the Bhagavad Gita by heart.
15. Mamta Banerjee: This Jayalalithaa of the East after singlehandedly driving out even the last .0000007382498327498273472349% of hope of West Bengal's chances stepped into the bogey and embarked on a series of derailments by mere sleights of the hand. It is rumored that Progress through Inefficiency! is her campaign slogan for the next state polls. She more than justifies the Ban in her name.
Sentence: Mud-wrestling with Jayalalithaa
14. Teesta Setalvad: From the media finding "sahmat" with her "causes" initially to becoming an object best to be avoided, and/or made use of as appropriate, nothing will tame this shrill shrew. There's only so much you can threaten your pet witnesses. Her interview on one of those turd-spouting English news channels makes for excellent training material for aspiring actors and actresses.
Sentence: Tied to the chair and made to listen to the investigation report that absolves Modi.
Congress Central Bureau of Investigation: For being reduced to worse than a decrepit cop station in a remote village whose name can't even be pronounced. One needs to find out what material this agency's top guy's spine is made of if such a thing exists in the man. For now, let's content ourselves with calling it the Dynasty's Water-Carrier.
Sentence: Placement Assured in one of UPA's numerous NREGA drainage-digging projects.
12. Ashok Chavan: For helping usher in yet another blow to the nation's already-deadened ethical and emotional sensibilities and decency. Enough said. Kargil remains a symbol of fierce national pride and to do this to the wives of the amazing folks who died for us…well, at least vultures pick on the dead…
Sentence: Serve at one of the army outposts in war-torn Kashmir or some such place minus clothes or weapons. Our man like most politicians claim, lives to serve the people.
11. The Folks behind Kalmadi: The #1 positive outcome of scam-a-day UPA is that people have received immense education. Nobody seriously believes that Kalmadi could've pulled off a scam of such epic proportions alone. Just as the real power lies behind the throne, the folks who stole massive amounts of our money have scooted with the booty reducing Kalmadi to eat prison food. For now at least.
Sentence: Made to compete against himself in all the events in the CWG in one day. If he survives, repeat.
10. N.D. Tiwari: The 85-year old He-man who charged with full blast at not one but two beauties with his artifically-loaded AK-57 before being discharged by the top brass. One wish it could be called premature political ejaculation but he's too advanced in the age to qualify for even that. Surely, what politicians do in their bedrooms shouldn't be our business but there's something called obedience to the unenforceable. All the Viagras of
Arabia America couldn't save this ancient Congress scum.
Sentence: Hired by a business rival of Pfizer to endorse Viagra.
9. Deve Gowda & Sons: For trying yet again to hurl Karnataka right back into the Dark Ages. And they have largely succeeded this time given the paralysis that has struck the governance machinery. This man must be the #1 politician in India to conduct a record number of havans and yagnas and poojas and the vilest of them all. His younger son, not as wily as the father, though has largely remained loyal to the
family party ideology. He didn't make it to last year's list but was ranked 11 in 2008.
Sentence: Same as in 2008: Kumaraswamy should join the RSS.
8. H R Bharadwaj: New entrant. Dynasty loyalist. Had served in UPA-I chiefly as the Family Dung Cleaner. Has proven to be worse than Deve Gowda–yes, it is possible. In many ways one of the architects of trying to pull down the BJP government in the state. Behaved like a high school bully. Ever since tarnishing the Governor's seat, has gone around the state hurling abuses at Vice Chancellors and interfering in day-to-day administration of the state.
Sentence: Made president of the JD(S).
7. Media: The entire troop of English language media, a.k.a Mainstream Media, a.k.a. MSM, has accelerated its plumbing the lowest of depths and disovering that it's not low enough and plumbing more and more. The CNN-IBNs, NDTVs, Indian Expresses, the (anti)Hindus, the Headlines Todays and Times of Indias of the world have shown that they're mere organs of the overarching Congress Parthenium Family. The Crown Prince smiling becomes breaking news. The Queen Mother's Serious Silences are interpreted as deep and meaningful. Give them some more time and O.V. Vijayan's fictional picture of the King taking a dump will soon become Breaking News. From peddling absolute lies to abusing the judiciary on the Ayodhya verdict to openly supporting terror tactics in Kashmir, the media has done it all until the Next Big Thing at 9.
Sentence: Public flogging.
6. You: You are loathsome. For getting addicted to fast-food news. For scratching the surface. For willingly sacrificing your faculties to distinguish between opinion and fact. For dimissing our heritage. For thinking patriotism is just another word in the lexicon. For elevating phonies. For putting Big Boss at higher priority than the EVM fraud. For not voting. For not bothering to think that YOU don't have an identity. For not stopping to think what that means. For evaluating a government's performance on the basis of how long it allows bars and pubs to be open. For being at the mercy of bureaucrats. For thinking that it's somebody else's job to clean up the mess. For being what you are. Lazy. Spineless.
Sentence: You deserve what you've gotten. Get greater doses of it.
5. Burqa Dutt & Vir Sanghvi: There's a tie for the 6th place. Jointly awarded to Burqa Dutt and Vir Sanghvi in light of the leaked tapes that showed what we all always knew. That they're on the payroll of the secular party. Listen to the tapes here and here. Saying that the tapes are shocking is stating the obvious. Here are two journalists whose names more than 85% of India doesn't know but who have been part of a sleazy brokering deal that has a direct impact on the lives of this 85%. The former known for his self-righteous pontifications on pretty much everything from Hinduism to decency in public life, governance, etc. The latter is known for her…err…the list is too long.
Sentence: Tie Burqa to a wooden post on top of one of the mountain peaks in Kargil with her mouth stuffed with a mike. Feed Vir with Aminocaproic Acid at five-minute intervals.
4. Manmohan Singh: Has slipped down in the rankings from #2 last year. Apart from retaining his consistent record for being a Spineless Wonder since UPA-I days, he has nothing much to show this year. The Puppet hasn't learnt new tricks in 2010 to our infinite disappointment. His silence on Kalmadi and Raja among other things are part of the same Old Tricks Department. Of course, he gets his current place because he's the Pri…err…who is he again?
Sentence: You can't teach an old puppet new tricks. Sentence suspended until next year.
3. Sonia Gandhi: The Silent Queen. St. Sacrifice. She whom the media and loyalists won't question. She whose activities are as mysterious as are the ways of God. She to whom the entire nation has mortgaged its present and future to. She who can do no wrong.
Sentence: Dare we sentence God herself? Did you notice, I'm being gender-neutral here.
2. Rahul: He the Chosen One. He the Heir Apparent. He the Crown Prince. He who was born educated and accomplished and hence in no need of the kind of education that ordinary mortals go through, and hence all questions about his academic degree are not only nullified but are irrelevant, immature, immaterial, inconsequential, impertinent, and above all, indecent. One doesn't question the Child of God. One submits and accepts. He merely smiles at university campuses and the media across the country writhes in throes of orgasm. He lends his hand to an NREGA project and the homes of the teeming millions of the rural poor are lit. He draws a line on paper and lo! Arunachal Pradesh suddenly belongs to India. He sighs with deep longing and the media launches a massive bride-hunt for him. He equates a fiercely-patriotic organization to a terrorist outfit and it better become The Truth, not even Gospel Truth for He Be the Child of God. The Prime Minister in Waiting. Bharat is blessed with this two-bit dunce.
Sentence: Sent to spend a week at a SIMI terror training camp.
1. A Raja: No man was more appropriate both literally and in every other sense to don the hallowed Mantle of the Most Loathsome Person of India, 2010. Raja or King. And an "A" to boot. A-grade. A-class. A-1. A-Raja. King of Kings. The Presiding Deity of the most mammooth scam in the history of Independent (?) India. A powerhouse who has agglomerated within himself the best practices of Bofors, Telecom, HDW Submarine, JMM, St. Kitts, Fodder, Hawala, Madhu Koda, and CWG. He has set a record that few can even hope to attain let alone exceed. The CWG scandal looks like peanuts in comparison. Kalmadi and his masters must be hiding at the bottom of some deep, dark well struck by a severe bolt of inferiority complex. Above all, Raja must be commended for having pulled off what even the Puppet Minister couldn't. After spending 700 Crores wining and dining and entertaining "Hope" and "Change," our PM managed to extract MoUs worth a paltry 50,000 Crores while his junior minister, a virtual Nobody who stole 170000 Crores under his very nose.
Sentence: Reopen the Andaman Cellular Jail, lock him up, and throw the key away.
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Its chief distinction is its horns – large and curled – in both rams and ewes. Ewes with horns of this size and type (though notably small & fine in comparison to the male horn) are unique to the Dorset breed among modern domestic sheep. The rams' horns are large and tightly curled in "regimental mascot" style.
The Dorset Horn is a big sheep, hardy and active. A mature ewe weighs 160-180 lb. and the ram 210 to 260 lb. It is an excellent 'doer' and excels all other breeds in its adaptability to all locations and varieties of climate. Dorset Horn rams are used as terminal sires for fast-growing, early maturing prime lambs which can be marketed at an early age. Dorset Horn ewes are prolific and can breed twice in one year, although 3 lambings in 2 years is more usual. The lambing rate is good and they are among the best mothers, the ewes seldom failing to own their lambs, and are heavy milk producers.
Their face and legs, clear of wool, are also noticeably white and show another of the Dorset Horn's distinguishing features – a pink nose and light coloured hooves. The fleece is noted for its whiteness, and is of medium length, fine, strong, close and free of fibre averaging 5 - 9 lb.
The Dorset Horn are easy keepers, requiring little grain when supplied with fair quality hay & pasture. A healthy robust sheep, well suited for organic production with good parasite resistance. They are well known for their intelligence and quiet disposition. Their meat is good quality with excellent flavour. Dorset Horn are now on the Rare Breeds endangered list worldwide as polled Dorsets are preferred commercially.
Shetland Sheep
Thrifty sheep evolved on the hills & heaths of Britain, each adapted to their particular locality. Sheep have lived on the Shetland Islands for well over 1,000 years, adapting to a harsh environment and thriving in a cold, wet climate. The sheep of Shetland were an important part of subsistence agriculture of the islands, and the rugged habitat and geographical isolation produced a breed that is distinct and significant. They thrive on very poor grazing, producing the finest wool of any native British breed, in a myriad of beautiful muted shades of black/grey/brown/white. Many of the colours are referred to by their traditional names, such as sholmit, shaela, eesit, mooskit, mogit and moorit. It is the basis of the Shetland Islands woollen industry, which is famous for its Fair Isle sweaters and fine lace wedding shawls that can be pulled through a bride's ring! Formerly the wool was rued (plucked) by the crofters, but now it is removed with shears. The wool is fine, soft and strong. Fleeces average 2-4 lb. and vary in crimp from wavy to straight. The sheep may be double coated, with coarser outer wool and a finer inner coat. Eleven colours and thirty colour patterns are recognized in the breed. This diversity is a great asset both to the breed and to the fiber artisans who enjoy using the fleeces.
The Shetland breed likely descends from the ancient Scandinavian sheep, and it is a member of the northern short-tailed sheep breed family. Historically, only a few Shetland sheep were exported, and it was not until recently that large populations were established on the British mainland and in other countries. Though fleece continues to be the breed's primary product today, Shetlands in Britain are also finding a commercial niche for crossing with Cheviots and other breeds to produce market lambs. Shetlands were imported into Canada in the 1980's and a decade later into e US.
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WORCESTER, Mass. – Holy Cross senior Megan Bourne (Lake Forest, Ill.) scored the only goal for the Crusaders as the field hockey team lost a tough game to Sacred Heart at the Hart Turf Field on Sunday afternoon. The Pioneers responded with two unanswered goals late in the second half to win the game, 2-1. The Crusaders suffered its third straight one-goal loss of the young season and hold a record of 0-3. The Pioneers improve to 2-1.
Neither team was able to score in the first half despite a rush of offensive attacks. The Crusaders put all seven of its first half shots on net, while the Pioneers put three of five on goal. Sophomore goalkeeper Kat Matchett (Maple Glen, Pa.) made two sprawling saves to keep the game knotted at zero going into the second half.
The Crusaders opened the second half on the attack. Senior Emily Allen (Lee, N.H.) rifled a shot with 29:44 remaining just off the inner left pad of Pioneer goalkeeper Mary Altepeter, deflecting just wide of the far post. Holy Cross finally broke the tie just over two minutes later at the 27:39 mark when Bourne was on the receiving end of a beautiful pass from freshman Michelle McNeil (Canton, Mass.) just inside the shell. Her shot went past Altepeter and into the back left corner of the goal making the score 1-0.
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The Pioneers edged the Crusaders in shots by a tally of 19-18. Matchett totaled nine saves on 11 shots on goal and falls to 0-3 on the season. Altepeter moved to 2-1 while making 12 saves on 13 shots.
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Only a few short blocks from the Empire State Building, Wolcott Hotel in the heart of Manhattan is undeniably convenient to the fun and frivolity of New York City's most famed parades. Held annually throughout the city, the many local parades celebrate everything from seasonal holidays to cultural identities. Whether you're staying with us while you're in town to see the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade or you learn about a New York parade that coincides with your stay, Wolcott is the budget-friendly New York hotel that puts you close to the city's best celebrations. Call our friendly staff at (212) 268-2900 to learn more about our hotel's location near the St. Patrick's Day Parade route.
The City's Most Popular Parades
- St. Patrick's Day Parade—March
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- Greek Independence Day Parade—April
- Heritage of Pride Parade—June
- National Puerto Rican Day Parade—June
- Columbus Day Parade—October
- Greenwich Village Halloween Parade—October
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Guy Fieri visits Sip & Bite in Fell's Point
Grating goofball gourmet Guy Fieri (you know, the guy with the gruff throat-cancer voice trying way too hard to be cool with his SoCal Porn Star Look – dyed-blond hair, tats, earrings, Oakley wrap-around shades – and his shirt worn … Continue reading
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"Guidebooks can't match the amount of coverage that Google Maps offers," he said. "Also, guidebooks tend to point out the most popular and easy to access spots. But with Google Maps, you're in control of choosing a spot based on access, terrain, structure and other criteria that you may not find in a guidebook." - Google Maps Mania gets a mention in this article! :) (read entire article..)
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The South Korean government wants answers from its US counterpart about why South Korean military facilities are on plain view to any North Korean spies. A Thai military spokesman said: "We are looking for possible restrictions on these detailed pictures.. Quite a few American bases, too, are present in perfect detail. Khanabad, the US outpost in Uzbekistan, is shown stacked with large jets. (read entire article..)
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Using satellite images from Google Maps and Google Earth, an Italian computer programmer has stumbled upon the remains of an ancient villa. Luca Mori was studying maps of the region around his town of Sorbolo, near Parma, when he noticed a prominent, oval, shaded form more than 500 metres long. It was the meander of an ancient river, visible because former watercourses absorb different amounts of moisture from the air than their surroundings do. (read entire article..)
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The global market for mobile location-based services, including mapping, is expected to zoom from less than $1 billion at the end of 2005 to more than $8.5 billion by the end of 2010, according to research firm Juniper Research. (read entire article..)
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Sarah T. Nappe, 90. of 17 Penn Ave., Ridgway, died Wednesday, May 1, 2013.
She was born January 21, 1923, in Brockway, the daughter of the late Ben and Sara Bonavita Aquilino.
On June 7, 1947, she married Alfonso M. Nappe, he preceded her in death on July 6, 2009.
Mrs. Nappe was a long time Ridgway resident. She was a member of St. Leo's Catholic Church., C.D. of A. and the Contessa Lodge of the Sons of Italy. She enjoyed crocheting, cooking and reading. She also enjoyed her family and friends, especially the extended family of Sam and Rose Delhunty.
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Yeah but GO averages about 60 games a career.
I love this man. I know that Nate has said in the past thats its important for the teams future that Greg Oden be our starting center. But that was before we got Camby, who clearly can do more to help this team win at this point in his career. I think GO is a good enough kid to understand that and come off the bench. They can split time with Marcus even playing some time at the 4. Joel is obviously going to exercise his player option (and you can't blame him) so that gives us added depth. I doubt he will be used much when he comes back but a lot of teams who need size might be knocking on KP's door (please still be KP's door) come the trade deadline. Thats assuming he comes back healthy. I hope Juwan Howard decides to come back as well. I don't think there's any chance after the way he's played this season the Blazers won't resign him to at least be a mentor on the bench. Then we still got Dante and Pendergraph. I think if this season has showed us anything, its that we need all the depth we can get. But back to Oden, I think this is a great situation for him to be in. Sometimes for big men it just takes a few years to really get it going. Look at Andrew Bogut this season. Until that devastating injury he was probably the second best center in the league. Once Greg learns to be as relentless as Bogut was all season I think he really will be a fantastic player. Until he's ready (and hopefully healthy enough) to be a beast, he can help this team best by learning from Marcus and coming off the bench to give us toughness next year.
Wow. I'm speechless.
Obviously this is a plus. I don't want to see Travis take away Batum's minutes because when Nicolas is on the floor we are a completely different team. Cunningham has played well in spurts but I don't see Nate actually playing him over Travis so there's at least 18-22 for him at the back up power forward. Its a good thing to have this depth. I was on board with making a move to get rid of perimeter players before the season but we have needed everybody and we will down the stretch. If Travis is having an off night, there's always Cunningham's energy to throw in the game of Pendergraph's toughness. We have seen Nate coaching by feel down the stretch lately, which I like, and he should continue to do so with this restocked rotation. The real question is who loses minutes in the back court when Roy comes back? Rudy has been all heart and a difference maker in a lot of games lately. Blake has been spotty but he fits so well with Roy. I think that sadly it's going to be Bayless again, unless we make a trade. But as for Travis, there are going to be minutes for him at the 4 spot. Just not at the 3, where Webster and Batum have played so well lately.
I have to imagine that Parker is also untouchable. After getting Jefferson and making a strong push for Sheed, the Spurs look like their going for one last run with their core players. Also considering how well Parker played last year, San Antonio is probably going to build around him if and when they do finally decide to rebuild.
I'm all for Odom. I think he's actually a better all around player than Turkouglu. Granted Hedo's shooting would have helped out and Lamar lacks that consistently, he can still run the pick and roll and his length would help us out a lot. I'd throw all the money we can at him because if we don't use it, we certainly lose it having to sign Roy and Aldridge to extensions next year. How many minutes could we even offer David Lee? 15-20 a night? That's not worth 9 mill. I understand the need for a back up power forward who can help bang and bring toughness, but those kind of players are more appreciated when they come at a bargain. That's why everyone loves a Paul Millsap, or a David Lee. Because their cheap and they contribute. You don't want to break the bank on roll player guys. As for backing up LA at the 4, Lamar could start at small forward and fill in at the 4 very well. He's mostly played the 4 his whole career and he's a solid rebounder who creates mismatches. I just see him as the perfect fit. Let bygones be bygones.
As for all the trade talks, I think something needs to happen. I don't know if I like Joel for Battier. Where would we have been last season without Joel? He was the teams savior, a leader who brought toughness when we needed it most. I believe in Oden, I really do. But Joel would be great insurance if he can't stay healthy, as he has been in the past. And isn't Battier the type of player we're trying to mold Batum into becoming? Why spring on Battier for a short run when we're trying to develop Batum and give him as many minutes as he can get going forward. I think I like Batum coming off the bench for a season to see what kind of energy guy he can become, especially if we get Odom and Webster comes back healthy,
Onto the point guard situation. I am a Steve Blake fan but if we can package him with Outlaw for Hinrich, I say do it. We become better defensively immediately. His offensive game is similar to Blake's, I think he creates his own shot better but Blake can run an offense better, but his toughness and defense can really help. Plus he's a big guard who can play the 2 as well, which works well with B-Roy's skill set as they could play off each other well.
I know that's a lot but I had to get it off my chest. And one more thing, don't trade Rudy for as long as we can. He does so much for this team, and who cares if he's really happy or not. He's a pro, he'll go out there and do his job whatever the coach asks. If he ever becomes a real problem then trade him. But avoid it as long as possible.
That foul was hard to watch, and they just kept replaying it.
Get well Rudy, we need you man.
Big ups to Roy and Aldridge for sticking up for their teammate, thats what leaders do.
Screw LA.
I don't really see the Blazers being big players in free agency this summer mainly because they need to save cash so they can resign Roy and Aldridge the next summer. I'm sure KP will pull his usual draft day magic and we'll see a trade that makes the team better immediately. Hopefully a wing player that can defend the other teams best player and also take some of the scoring load off of B-Roy. With Joe Dumars trying to make cap room more available at an alarming rate to be a major player in the 2010 draft class maybe we can pry Tayshaun Prince away from the Pistons for something like Outlaw, Bayless and a draft pick. As far as the names on the list, I like David Lee. He's a hard worker and a good team guy who would fit in and be a great back up big for LA and Oden. The Knicks most likely won't match any offers so they can make room for Lebron. If the price is right, he's the right fit.
I'm glad that the Blazers didn't rush into anything. Despite all the pressure KP was feeling to make a move from the blogging community, he kept his cool. If our only options were Gerald Wallace, VC or Richard Jefferson, then I feel we made the right move. There's nothing wrong with having depth and I don't hear too many Blazer players making complaints. I would have liked to have gotten Caron Butler, but apparently he was untouchable. I agree with the notion that we need a good third option scorer to take pressure off Roy and defend the perimeter. But vince Carter is not that guy. He wouldn't accept watching Roy make decisions in the final 5 minutes of ball games, and I don't think he's ever accepted playing defense. Richard Jefferson is a solid player and a tough defender, but I don't think he's worth the asking price. Of the three I would have liked to have seen Wallace, his length and ability to finish in the open court is exactly what we're missing. However his jump shot leaves something to be desired. I'm assuming that the Blazers are expecting a healthy Martell Webster to give a boost to this team come playoff time. These last 30 or so games are going to be tough in the West but I believe that what we put on the floor night in and night out is good enough to get in to the playoffs and maybe even get home court in the first round. Patience is a virtue people, and we're looking at the second youngest team in the league that plays with the same type of chemistry that a veteran team like the Spurs does (the second oldest team in the league). We're not going to compete for a title this year, lets get in to the playoffs, give 'em hell and come out with our heads up and looking forward.


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March came and went ruthlessly.
We shook off the jetlag and went back to school.
We got back in the home renovations saddle, and spent much of the month with paint in our hair.
We tried hard not to think endlessly about the potential newcomers to our family unit. We're still trying, and waiting.
The kissing drought which has taken grip in recent weeks finally ended on Mother's Day. Thank goodness.
The trees have buds, and the evenings have light.
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Beautiful photos, and beautiful words too x
Wonderful pictures, lovely to find you too!
Oh what gorgeous photos – so lovely in black and white! It sounds like you had a crazy busy month so here's to a calmer April!
All of these photos are just beautiful. As are your words. I can't believe you had a kissing drought, that is just heart-breaking, but I'm glad Mother's Day put an end to it. x
I do not know where March has gone…
Lovely photos and glad the kisses and hugs came back. xx


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Oak Openings still dealing with summer tornado damageWritten by Sue MacPhee-Gray | | firstname.lastname@example.com
On the night of June 5 and into the early hours of the next morning, a line of violent storms blasted through Northwest Ohio. The worst weather missed Toledo proper, but the system spawned several tornadoes, one of which tore a path of destruction through Oak Openings Preserve.
Lorilie Roche of Swan Creek Stables (not affiliated with Metroparks of the Toledo Area), leads groups on horseback through beautiful stands of hardwood and pine and then past areas of stark devastation. Many of the trees have been literally ripped in half, yet are still upright with short, sheared branches lifting up to the sky. Others were wrenched and twisted out of the ground, felled giants with entire root systems exposed.
Scott Carpenter, public relations director of Metroparks of the Toledo Area, said, "The path of destruction was in about a 200-acre stretch of the park, with roughly 100 acres being the hardest hit.
"Surprisingly, no park buildings were harmed, and the damage was mainly trees; some of the trees blocked roads and trails," Carpenter said.
T&R Logging of Hamden, Ohio was hired to remove the fallen wood and selected trees that are damaged and will not survive long term. Carpenter said T&R pays Metroparks for the wood it takes out, and that money will be used to plant trees and restore the areas damaged by the tornado.
The trees being removed and the speed of the removal have caused some concern among area residents.
"The disagreement is about which trees should be left and/or taken out," Carpenter said. "Some are not going to survive, so it makes sense to go in only once and take them all out. It's ironic, the two sides both love the park but they disagree about the way to do it."
Metroparks of the Toledo Area hosted a town hall meeting at the preserve's Lodge on Oct. 25 to clarify the cleanup process and allay the concerns of park enthusiasts.
"The overriding concern was 'how do we hold the contractor accountable for taking down only trees that need to be taken down?" Everyone understood about the dead fallen ones, but the ones left standing were the source of some concern," Carpenter said.
One reason seemingly healthy trees might need to be removed is the specter of oak wilt. An open wound on an otherwise healthy-looking tree makes it susceptible to this disease. If only one tree contracts the disease, it can spread easily to others via the root systems.
Some questioned whether park management was using the controversial tree removal method called "clear-cutting," which is done to generate new growth. Carpenter said some areas are so heavily damaged "that it may appear that we are [clear-cutting], but we are definitely not."
Tim Gallaher, Metroparks director of land management, said "the tornado spanned several habitats, so several management programs are required" and that managing natural resources can be a complicated, sometimes confusing process.
After the meeting, the cleanup operation was put on hold for a short time to reassess the process and ensure that citizens' concerns were addressed.
On Oct. 26, Dan Rettig, director of Metroparks of the Toledo Area, published a letter on metroparkstoledo.com. The letter contains details on how the cleanup will be conducted going forward. A major addition to the process that should go a long way in allaying the fears of park enthusiasts is that park management will hold tours of recently cleared areas each Saturday through November to ensure residents are kept apprised of all cleanup activities. In addition, updates will be posted weekly on the park website featuring cleanup locations and the level of removal required.
Rettig's letter also describes revisions in the contract with T&R Logging, specifically in the criteria for tree removal (a thorough definition of "storm-damaged trees").
"The folks who came to the meeting want accountability and so do we," Carpenter said. "We're just going to communicate better so everyone concerned is more comfortable with what we're doing."
The first tour of recently cleared areas took place Oct. 30. Forty-four people attended, including Carpenter, Gallaher and a number of area residents.
"There were a lot of questions as to how it works. We showed what we meant by damaged trees, using examples. They could see how the logging operation works and the equipment," Carpenter said.
"We had 44 people, including a lot of the folks who had attended the meeting the previous Monday," Carpenter said. "It was good for everyone to see exactly what we were talking about for better or worse. It put in perspective a little bit what we're up against with the damage."
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34th Street is a place of business & belief (or rather, the struggle to believe). In the midst of marketing and parades is a little girl who wants to believe and yet is not sure if she can. The reason why is her mother who has lost her faith and would rather her daughter have no faith than to have it and then experience the pain of losing it.
In the middle of all of this comes Kris Kringle. He speaks multiple languages, defends children and has a transformative view of how business should be conducted. At the same time, he lives at the local nursing home
It's a Christmas classic but the question remains, "What is the miracle on 34th street?"


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WHEELERSBURG — It didn't take long for Post 23 Saturday to match the number of runs they scored in the first two days of the 2013 Gene Bennett Classic combined.
Not only did Post 23 score two runs in its first at-bats of the day, the club went on to score 12 runs on the day to earn a split in the final two scheduled games. Coach Jack Branon knew his team needed to have a huge day offensively.
"That's what we've been talking about, it's what we've been wanting to have happen," Branon said. "In the first game, we got some key hits and made some plays. In the second game, all of a sudden, we just started hitting the ball."
Post 23 took an early 2-0 lead at West High School on the Bullett Proof Baseball Academy — a team based out of Welland, Ontario and under the direction of former Major League outfielder Scott Bullett, who played for the Chicago Cubs and the Pittsburgh Pirates — thanks to three hits. However, the Prospects shut down the Post 23 bats for the next five innings, allowing four baserunners during the duration.
While Post 23 was not able to build upon its lead prior to the seventh, Bullett Proof's Nick Spillman was a one-man wrecking crew. The shortstop tripled in the fourth and scored on an RBI groundout by Dan Smith then became the tying run in the sixth after a walk and scored on a Daniel Krasulja squeeze attempt.
Brady Johnson started the seventh with a double and scored the go-ahead run when Matt Penix reached on a bases-loaded walk. Daulton Kenyon provided the game-winning and insurance runs three pitches later with a two-run single to score Luke Morgan and Trevar Welch.
Dylan Miller, who switched positions in the battery with starting pitcher Philip 'Flip' Cassidy in the sixth, allowed an RBI single in the seventh but left Spillman in the on-deck circle with two runners on base to end the game and give Post 23 its third win in the tournament in four years of participation.
The momentum rolled to the second game at Wheelersburg High School against the Dayton Classics. Despite digging a 5-0 hole heading into the bottom of the third, Post 23 rallied to score seven of the next nine runs — highlighted by a two-run home run in the fourth by Alex Shears — to tie the game at 7 a peice going into the sixth inning.
"That's the thing we've been really lacking is just not hitting the ball hard enough and not creating situations," Branon said. "We were able to do some things. We were finally able to run a little bit, finally able to squeeze on that one play (by Kenyon in the fifth to score Zach Brown) and we were able to do some things that you'd like to do but can't when you're down 8-0."
Unfortunately, the Classics scored the final four runs of the contest to leave with an 11-7 decision. The exclamation point came in the seventh thanks to a solo home run by Jonathan Stone, who was 4-for-4 with three RBI, two runs and a triple shy of the cycle.
Despite the distance in the final two frames, Branon felt his team was close to sweeping the day.
"We were about one hit from winning that," Branon said.
After six games in three days, Branon feels his club is starting to gel at the right time as a score of players return to the lineup next week from various absences.
"The fact that we had 11 guys and nobody's worried about coming out of the game because they know nobody's coming out, everybody's playing," Branon said. "You're out there for the duration. I think that helps us."
Post 23 will have an off day Sunday before starting a stretch in which they'll play back-to-back doubleheaders Monday and Tuesday at home, travel to Ashland, Kentucky, for a Wednesday twin bill and to Chillicothe for a tournament that starts Friday.
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Post 23 — Kenyon 2-3 (BB, 2 RBI, R), Knittel 1-3 (BB, R), Miller 2-4 (RBI), Johnson 1-3 (2B, RBI, R), Morgan 0-3 (R), Welch 0-2 (BB, R), Brown 1-3, Penix 0-0 (2 BB, SAC, RBI).
Bullett Proof — Lewis 1-4 (RBI), Spillman 2-2 (3B, BB, SB, 2 R), Smith 0-3 (RBI), Krasulja 0-1 (2 BB, SB, RBI), Procyshyn 0-2 (BB), Porter 0-2 (HBP, R), Guild 1-2 (BB), Annear 0-2 (HBP, SB).
W — Miller (1-0)
L — Godden (n/a)
Records — Post 23 2-8; Bullett Proof n/a.
Dayton 311 111 3 — 11 18 1
Post 23 003 220 0 — 7 5 3
Dayton — Huggins 1-4 (SAC, 2 SB, RBI, R), Combs 1-5 (RBI, R), Niemeyer 1-3 (2 BB, RBI, R), Stone 4-4 (2B, HR, BB, 3 RBI, 2 R), Davis 1-4 (RBI), Annett 3-5 (2 R), Berner 0-5 (2 R), Banke 2-4 (2B, SAC, 2 RBI, R), Shenefield 3-4 (RBI, R).
Post 23 — Kenyon 0-4 (2 RBI), Miller 1-3 (RBI, R), Shears 1-2 (HR, BB, 2 RBI, R), Johnson 1-3, Howard 0-2 (SAC), Morgan 0-2 (HBP, R), Cassidy 0-3 (R), Brown 1-3 (2B, BB, RBI, 2 R), Penix 1-3 (2B, RBI, R).
W — Knotts (n/a)
L — Kenyon (0-1)
Records — Dayton n/a; Post 23 2-9.


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Posted at: 01/03/2013 9:16 PM
Updated at: 01/03/2013 10:09 PM
By: Danielle Todesco, KOB Eyewitness News 4
An Albuquerque gun store is offering anyone wanting to get rid of their guns to bring them to sell instead of bringing them to the City's gun disposal program.
The City of Albuquerque's program starts Saturday, January 5. It is completely voluntary and anonymous, but they are not buying the guns.
The owner of ABQ Guns, Belinda Gallegos, said she wants to give people the opportunity to recover some of their money and it would boost her inventory.
"We are willing to try and put them on consignment for customers that want to try to sell them, or if it's something that we can afford to outright purchase from them, we can do that," Gallegos said.
Gallegos is also offering to dispose of any unwanted guns or ammo at their Paseo del Norte and Golf Course store, no questions asked.
The City's program runs every Saturday in January from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the APD Crime Lab at 2nd Street and Montano. Albuquerque Police said they have already received six handguns, two semi-automatic rifles, and a lot of ammunition before the program even started.


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August 4 2015 Latest news:
Blue Cross centre manager Andrew Gillon at the entrance of the site at Wherstead where the charity has been granted consent to build a new animal rehoming and rescue centre.
Richard Cornwell
Thursday, May 1, 2014
An animal charity has been given the go-ahead to build a new state-of-the-art rehoming centre which will enable it to double the number of pets it helps each year in Suffolk.
Babergh District Council has approved plans from the Blue Cross to relocate from Walton High Street, Felixstowe, to a four-acre site at Clock Fields, Bourne Hill, Wherstead, on the outskirts of Ipswich.
If building works go to plan, the charity – which helped 600 homeless dogs and cats at Felixstowe last year – could open the doors to the new centre as soon as summer 2015.
Four years ago the Blue Cross announced closure of the Felixstowe centre but after animal lovers launched a passionate campaign and gathered 16,000 signatures on a petition it was agreed a new site would be found to keep the charity in Suffolk.
Andrew Gillon, centre manager at Blue Cross Rehoming Centre in Felixstowe, said: "We are absolutely delighted about today's fantastic news.
"We've been waiting a very long time for this moment, and we are all looking forward to our future in Suffolk.
"The new facilities will be purpose-built and modern, meaning we'll be able to provide the highest level of care to our pets, while the new location will make us even more accessible to visitors looking to rehome a rescue animal."
Now planning permission has been granted, Blue Cross will begin the process of buying the land and the charity hopes that building work will begin in summer this year.
The new centre will boast modern, spacious kennels and cattery, a maternity unit for puppies and kittens, an on-site clinical suite for operations, and a dedicated exercise area for dogs.
Mr Gillon said: "Now our plans have been given the green light, we will be raising much needed funds for the new centre.
"If anyone in the local community would like to get involved, we'd love to hear from them."
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I am sure this is great news for the Blue Cross but think it is a shame this charity is not merged with similar animal charities such as RSPCA (especially the Martlesham site) as this would surely reduce overheads. There are probably very good reasons why this and many other similar local, national and international charities wish to retain their independence.
Sunday, May 4, 2014
It is great new that the center has found a big site so it can help more animals but such a shame has to be outside Waton Felixstowe area where it has been based for so many many years to Wherstead near Ipswich. Shame they could not have had the land that Tecso wanted to build on just down the road for the present site. The town will be losing a great assest for humans and animals alike.
Friday, May 2, 2014
It's nice to have good news for a change, so glad Babergh made the right desicion.
Friday, May 2, 2014
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CLEVELAND (AP) - Cleveland's police chief says 63 officers have been suspended for breaking rules during a deadly chase last November.
Chief Michael McGrath says the suspensions announced Tuesday are the result of disciplinary hearings. The officers were involved in the 23-minute chase that wove through a neighborhood before ending in gunfire. Officers fired 137 shots, and the fleeing driver and passenger were killed.
McGrath says the longest suspension handed down was 10 days. One officer who broke rules during the chase was disciplined but not suspended.
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By: The Associated Press
FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) - The new postmaster in Farmington is the first American Indian to hold the post in the Post Office's 134-year history in the city.
The Farmington Daily Times reports that 37-year-old Postmaster Steve Begay also is the youngest person to hold the position in Farmington.
Begay is originally Shiprock and is a member of the Navajo tribe.
He began working for the postal service in 1999 after serving in the Marine Corps.
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PARADISE TOWNSHIP — State police in Monroe County said one person was killed in a car wreck Thursday morning.
Troopers said it happened on Carlton Road near Upper Swiftwater Road in Paradise Township around 3 a.m.
The car burst into flames after crashing near the intersection.
Now officials in Monroe County known the identity of the driver, Michael Hayes of Cresco.
State police say one person was inside when he or she ran a stop sign and wrecked near Mount Pocono.
Peter Kocsis says he woke up to emergency crews rushing to the scene the lights flashing in his bedroom windows.
"I heard a bang. I wasn't sure what it was. It could have been anything, and I went back to bed and around 3 o'clock I heard the sirens and I woke up," Kocsis said.
Troopers say the driver hit a utility pole knocking out power to about 100 homes and businesses
Crews worked for hours to fix the damage at Carlton and Upper Swiftwater Roads.
Kocsis says his phone lines were down all morning and believes the driver was going too fast.
Officials say they didn't even find skid marks.
"It's a shame because this area here has a church, a cemetery. It has a resort and the speed limit here is 45 mph which nobody does."
When the driver struck the utility pole, they were going so fast that they knocked a chunk of it about 50 feet away from the road.
"I'm very surprised, you know, but I know it's kind of wavy, you know? So you just got to take your time when you come down this area," said Winston Campbell of Stroudsburg.
Lyman Winner owns the Frogtown Chophouse just down the road from where the crash happened and lost power for a while and says the driver had to be going way too fast.
"I would assume that the driver had to be really distracted one way or the other to run right through that stop sign and hit it," Winner said.
The coroner says Hayes was burned so badly that his medical records were used identify the him.
Troopers said the investigation will continue. State Police Swiftwater ask anyone who has information on the crash to call 570-839-7701.


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By Donna MilesAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, July 15, 2009 When Army Maj. Gen. Michael L. Oates poses a question to his 10th Mountain Division soldiers and their families on his personal blog, the floodgates open in a dialogue once considered unimaginable between junior troops and their commander.
About twice a month, Oates goes straight to the source to get the troops' views on everything from the quality of the post's annual Mountainfest festival to a possible revision to the military's ban on homosexuality in the ranks.
A visit to the blog, posted at http://www.taskforcemountain.com/mountain-sound-off, reveals that troops are giving Oates exactly what he's looking for: direct, honest communication. It's so honest, in fact, that many responders opt to use just a first name or nickname rather than identifying themselves outright.
Oates is the first, or among the first, division commanders to embrace social media as a way to interact with his soldiers.
It's an effort he started in Iraq when he commanded Multinational Division Center, where he launched an online chat room to improve communication.
Participants logged on anonymously or used their real names and peppered Oates with questions about far-ranging issues. They complained about the Army's stop-loss policy and asked about talk they'd heard of a division headquarters move to southern Iraq, Army promotion and awards policies, and quality-of-life issues such as housing and housing allowances and cost-of-living adjustments at their home station at Fort Drum, N.Y.
Oates "took the time to answer each question carefully and connect with his troops," Army Maj. Daniel Elliott, division deputy public affairs officer said during the deployment.
"To our knowledge, this is the only division where the commanding general manages an active blog and has done an online chat with soldiers," Elliott added.
Oates has taken pains to continue that connection when he and his soldiers redeployed to Fort Drum.
Oates is "always stunned" to hear himself singled out for his innovative approach, he told American Forces Press Service. "I'm just doing what every leader in the Army does, just using a different, new venue."
"The reason I use a blog is because that's where the soldiers are," Oates said. "So you have to fish in that water." He recalled the old adage about asking a robber why he steals from banks, and the tongue-in-cheek retort: "Because that's where the money is."
Social media isn't a silver bullet, but it supports open and honest communication in ways most other venues can't, Oates said. Soldiers, their families and civilian employees feel comfortable responding to a blog, and it generates "a degree of candor you can't get face to face," he said.
"Soldiers aren't intimidated typing onto a screen," he said. "So if you want soldiers to be honest with you, you have to set the conditions for them to be honest."
Oates said he reads every entry on the blog. The most enlightening aren't necessarily what his troops tell him, he said, but what they tell each other.
"It's the cross-talk that's the most useful," he said. "People take ideas, refine them and wire brush them. And through that process, I pick up a lot of useful concepts."
Oates interjects questions and comments on his commander's blog to keep the conversation going.
In late April, shortly after redeploying from Iraq, he asked his troops directly what topics they wanted him to open up for discussion.
Two weeks later, he asked, "Now that we're back and have had time to relax and look back, what is the biggest lesson you took away from this last deployment? (Spouses, too.)"
That question elicited the fewest responses -- six rather than the typical 45 to 100. But the responders provided insights Oates might not have gotten in more traditional forums.
One complained of an unfair awards policy, others of promotions that came too quickly or too easily for those they perceived as unready or unworthy. One spouse urged Oates to ensure that "dwell time" between deployments focuses more on family time. Another expressed gratitude that her spouse was coming home safely.
But perhaps the most insightful came from a responder who identified himself only as "Army Dude."
"From the perspective of someone about to deploy again, I think a few lessons the division learned are at risk of dying on the vine or getting re-learned the hard way," he warned Oates.
The responder offered an assessment of which development projects in Iraq are worthy of funding and which aren't, of problems to be overcome in generating interagency cooperation, and the disconnect between the Army's "quick victory" mind-set and provincial reconstruction teams' long-term development strategy.
But the responder also alerted Oates to "one lesson not learned:" the need to take better care of families.
"The 'train' during our final months is going about as fast as it can possibly run,'" Army Dude wrote.
"Good commanders are able to make the call when enough is enough and pull in the reigns," he continued. "If not, [or if not supported by the higher commander], ultimately it is our families who pay the price. Then we pay when our families have had enough and/or we grow apart to where we no longer know who they are."
Oates said he wants more of this kind of direct communication from his troops, and recognizes his blog as the best way to get it.
"I hate to think of myself being referred to as 'the blogging general,'" he said. "But there's tremendous value in this forum. It's a great way for me to communicate with my soldiers."
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Posted by anonymous on 04/04/2012
Wow the margherita pizza has gotten seriously disappointing. Dough always tastes stale and it seems that they've gone with lower quality mozzarella. Sad. Used to order all the time from them. Get it together P33!
Posted by akm on 02/16/2012
Ok. What the heck happened to the margarhita pizza? It is not fresh and taste more like a regular pie than a fresh, tasty pie with cheeeze and basil.. I've lived in the neighborhoold for 12 years and this place has gone down hill. Too much oil for the margarhita which should be light. ALSO, WAY TOO EXPENSIVE FOR A SLICE OR PIE. Let's get this place running and the food the way it was 3 or so years ago...
Posted by Anonymous on 10/07/2011
on the spur of the moment went with some work colleagues and we had the special 33 and it was good and filling w/o that nasty feeling of being bloated. I loved that the ingredients were fresh. The only thing I would change is that it is a lil small in there
Posted by Gaby on 08/09/2011
Their pizza is delicious! I ordered two pies over the weekend and they were delivered promptly and neatly. They arrived perfect and crunchy. None of that soggy pizza one sometimes experiences when ordering on a Sat night. I could taste the quality of the ingredients and can say this a great deal for the price.
Posted by Jason on 06/12/2011
This place is around because it is next to a string of bars with drunk patrons who don't know any better. As someone who eats a lot of pizza in new york, this was by far one the most disappointing. You are better off with 99 cent pizza around the corner.
Posted by GUS on 02/05/2011
I live in NJ, and there is nowhere out here to get pizza like this! Everytime I hit NYC, I make sure to stop in and get my fix. The Margherita Pizza is simply divine, the best fresh mozzarella and basil on top of a thin crispy crust... YUM
Posted by mjm on 11/01/2010
I can only speak for the lasagna pizza. It was fresh and full of flavor. The crust was crisp and not burnt like a few other places I've been to in the city. After coming here, the other pizza places just didn't compare. If you want good pizza don't waste your time going elsewhere. Take the trip to 33, you will be happy you did.


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When you examine the SQL Server Error log, you notice that a significant amount of time is spent before the ANALYSIS phase of the database recovery process.
2010-05-08 14:42:38.65 spid22s Starting up database 'lot_of_vlfs'.
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During the initial stages of a database recovery process, SQL Server proforms a discovery of all Virtual Log Files present in all the Transaction Log files. A list of all Virtual Log Files is built. This process can take a very long time depending upon upon the number of Virtual Log Files present in the specific database. A database can end up with a large number of Virtual Log Files if the Transaction Log encounters frequent auto-grow with the growth happening for very small size increments.
Normally you start encountering the problems mentioned in the symptoms section when the number of Virtual Log Files is in the range of several hundreds of thousands.
You can use the methods from the following blog to find the number of Virtual Log Files in a particular Database:
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You might need to keep the total number of Virtual Log Files under a reasonable number like 10,000.
You can reconfigure the transaction log file to contain only a limited number of Virtual Log Files using the following methods:
After you reconfigure the layout of the Transaction log file, review and make necessary changes to the auto-grow settings for the transaction log file to avoid encountering the same problem in the future.
Note Before you perform any of these operations, make sure that you have a valid restorable backup in case you encounter some issues later.
(http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;2524743)FIX: Recovery takes longer than expected for a database in a SQL Server 2008 or in a SQL Server 2008 R2 environment
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(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2882905/EN-US)A 9017 informational message is logged when you start an instance of SQL Server or restore or attach a database
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Denver, CO (SportsNetwork.com) - Nick Bonino scored twice during a four-goal third period as the Vancouver Canucks rallied past the Colorado Avalanche 5-2 on Tuesday night.
The Canucks scored five unanswered goals, including four in the first 13:10 of the third period after Henrik Sedin put them on the board with four seconds to play in the second period.
Ryan Miller made 20 saves for Vancouver, which opened a four-game road trip by posting its fifth win in six games and avenged a 7-3 loss to Colorado at Pepsi Center on Oct. 24.
John Mitchell and Jamie McGinn scored in the first period for the Avalanche, who have dropped three games in a row and fell to 3-6-5 on the season.
Semyon Varlamov turned aside the first 26 shots he faced before Henrik Sedin put home the rebound of his brother's right-point shot.
"I think in the second we just took the game over," said Vancouver forward Shawn Matthias. "It just seemed like we were rolling the lines and cycling the puck well. All four lines were going."
The Canucks carried the momentum into the third.
Derek Dorsett's redirection of a Dan Hamhuis shot fluttered by Varlamov, tying the game at 2:27.
Bonino had a pass from Chris Higgins deflect in off his left skate at 4:47, then he beat Varlamov high on the short side at 9:16.
Matthias capped the flurry with 6:50 to play.
"I mean third period we are up a goal and end up losing 5-2. It's unacceptable to say the least," Mitchell said. "We have to be better, we have to find a way. They come out and score a goal early, it's 2-2. We can't come out and completely fall apart, you know, shut it down. We have to learn to respond and come out and play hard after that. We just didn't do anything and we certainly didn't help Varly."
Colorado got off to a good start as Mitchell took a drop pass from Alex Tanguay and fired a wrist shot past Miller 1:15 into the game.
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Jenelle Evans And Nathan Griffith Plan To Get Hitched Next SummerJuly 29, 2015 01:00:10 by Stephanie Gustafson
Jenelle Evans and Nathan Griffith are one again engaged, although the Teen Mom's fans on Facebook are not yet sure whether this is a good thing. After all, Nathan is the guy who got in trouble for domestic violence just a few months ago! However, Jenelle seems really happy at the moment — she's especially excited about planning for next summer's wedding!
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Chelsea Houska Joins The Teen Mom Waist Training CrazeJuly 28, 2015 03:00:16 by Stephanie Gustafson
Waist training is all the rage these days, with nearly the entire cast from Keeping Up With The Kardashians promoting trainers on Facebook and Instagram. The ladies from Teen Mom are also huge fans of waist training. Farrah Abraham, Jenelle Evans and Kailyn Lowry have all attempted to whittle down their waists with the help of various trainers, and now, Chelsea Houska has also joined the craze!
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Moving Up In The World! Jenelle Evans Graduates From CollegeJuly 27, 2015 03:00:08 by Stephanie Gustafson
This is a very exciting time for Jenelle Evans, who is once again engaged to Nathan Griffith…and is now a college graduate! It's been a long and difficult journey for the Teen Mom star, but she's worked hard to get where she is today. This is proof that even the biggest train wreck of a mother is capable of turning her life around.
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Teen Mom 2 Recap: Relationship Drama Overkill!July 24, 2015 11:22:48 by Stephanie Gustafson
Teen Mom OG was all about Amber, Catelynn and Maci versus Farrah, but the ladies of Teen Mom 2 are mostly able to get along with one another. But their baby daddies? Not so much. These young mothers find it impossible to cooperate with the fathers of their respective children. Sadly, the poor kids are the true victims of this constant infighting.
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Is Jenelle Evans A Source Of Inspiration For Other Teen Moms?July 22, 2015 02:04:38 by Stephanie Gustafson
Following a brief (but rather violent) spat with her baby daddy Nathan Griffith, Jenelle Evans is once again an engaged woman. This time, she is determined to make it work, even if this means taking things a bit more slowly than she initially planned. Even if this second attempt at a harmonious relationship doesn't work out, Jenelle can take comfort in knowing that she has inspired countless other young mothers.
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Ka-Ching! Farrah Abraham's Daughter Scores Hundreds Of Dollars From The Tooth FairyJuly 16, 2015 02:00:03 by Stephanie Gustafson
The tooth fairy grows more generous every year, with today's kids scoring big money simply because they managed to part with a few baby teeth. Farrah Abraham's daughter has proven especially prosperous, with her teeth generating hundreds of dollars in little kid income! The tooth fairy evidently looks very kindly upon the children of Teen Mom stars.
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Farrah Abraham Was Nearly Refused Treatment By Paul Nassif And Terry DubrowJuly 14, 2015 10:30:39 by Stephanie Gustafson
Farrah Abraham caused quite the stir on Facebook a few months ago, when a botched procedure resulted in a pair of hilariously plump lips. The Teen Mom star promptly sought help from Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow (best known as the plastic surgeons from Botched) but she was almost turned away! What happened?
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Farrah Abraham Admits She Was Embarrassed To Visit Terry Dubrow And Paul Nassif Following Botched Lip InjectionJuly 13, 2015 11:09:34 by Stephanie Gustafson
Farrah Abraham knows a thing or two about plastic surgery, but she is certainly not immune to mishaps. Several months ago, the Teen Mom suffered a painful, yet hilarious botched lip injection. She turned to famous surgeons Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif to fix her plump pucker, but admitting that she messed up wasn't easy!
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Kailyn Lowry's Husband Accuses Her Of CheatingJuly 10, 2015 03:31:15 by Stephanie Gustafson
Until recently, Kailyn Lowry appeared to be enjoying one of few relatively drama-free romances in the world of Teen Mom. That has all changed, however, as Kailyn's husband accused her of cheating during the recent Teen Mom 2 premiere. Could this be the end of the road for Kailyn and Javi?
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Leah Messer Insists That She's A Competent ParentJuly 9, 2015 03:06:17 by Stephanie Gustafson
The moment one source of romantic drama in Leah Messer's life dissipates, another promptly arrives to take its place. This has been particularly evident in the midst of Leah's ongoing problems with Jeremy Calvert, which became significantly worse after the Teen Mom star buried the hatchet with Corey Simms. This continued drama cannot be good for Leah's family, but she insists that, in spite of everything, she's a good mom.
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