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(The Wrap) Phil Robertson says editors cut the reality show to suggest they were using profanity, while eliminating any mention of Jesus from the family's prayers
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West Monroe quarterback Michael Mims scores during the 2012 semifinal playoff game against Barbe. The two traditional playoff rivals will meet in the regular season in 2013.
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The nine new high school coaches in northeastern Louisiana are just the beginning of a revamped look for the start of the upcoming football season.
Most LHSAA-participating schools keep their schedules for two years, usually meaning a home-and-home series with their out-of-district opponents, but the turn of the calendar to 2013 had head coaches revisiting their 10-game regular season and making new agreements.District 2-5A
Perhaps the most intriguing of the out-of-district contests occurs in Week 3 when West Monroe travels back down to Lake Charles for a rematch of last year's ...

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The reactions were special ... special reactions for a special moment.
"I'm still shaking," senior Cassandra Burruel said.
"That was amazing," senior Bridget Logan said.
"What a great, great day," junior Jeane Horton said.
And UTEP head volleyball coach Ken Murphy said, "That's probably the biggest win we've had at UTEP since I've been here."
UTEP outdueled Tulsa on Sunday afternoon in Memorial Gym, taking a tense 25-17, 18-25, 25-16, 25-27, 15-11 win over the first-place Golden Hurricane. It was only Tulsa's second Conference USA loss of the season as the Golden Hurricane dipped to 12-2 in league play and 19-9 overall.
UTEP, winner of three straight, improved to 15-11 overall and 9-5 in C-USA play and moved into a fourth-place tie with UCF.
It was truly a team effort as the Miners defended and blocked their way to this win. Amber Massey had 18 digs, Victoria Valencia had 16 digs, Malia Patterson had 15 digs and Ashley Peak had 12 digs. Burruel had 11 blocks, Horton had nine while Patterson and Xitlali Herrera had five blocks each.
On the attacking end, Horton had 22 kills, Logan and Herrera had 11 each, Jacqueline Cason had nine and Burruel had seven.
"We talked going into this match that the key would be if we could block and play defense against them," said Murphy, who is in his seventh season at UTEP. "We made some adjustments in the match, but those came down to intensity and energy."
The Miners easily won the first set, Tulsa easily won the second set and the final three were simply an intense battle for both teams. Tulsa edged the Miners in five sets earlier this season in Tulsa.
"That's definitely one of our best team wins," said Burruel, who along with Logan was celebrating senior day. "Being that it was our final home match, being that it was my senior day, it couldn't have gone better. We're only the second ones to beat them."
And Logan said, "Beating the top team in the league really helps our confidence. We set a goal to win our last five matches and now we've won three (UTEP plays at East Carolina and Marshall next weekend). This shows me our team is committed to that goal."
In the end, it was simply a special Sunday afternoon in Memorial Gym ... a special farewell for the seniors and a special win for all the Miners.
Bill Knight may be reached at email@example.com; 546-6171. Follow him on Twitter @BillKnightept.


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We're scoping out an app that will live within a microsite. We'll be using FB Connect to connect to the user's FB info. What we want to do, is at the end, share the microsite with up to 25 friends.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—Reno scored three times in the early going, but Colorado Springs answered with eight runs over the game's first two innings, and the Sky Sox held on for a 10-5 victory over the Aces Thursday night at Security Service Field.
After loading the bases with nobody out in the first inning, a Jeff Bailey run-scoring force out and a two-run double for Yunesky Sanchez gave the Aces a quick 3-0 lead. But the advantage would be short-lived.
The Sky Sox managed to push across four runs in the home half of the first and four more in the second inning off Aces starter Kris Benson, who was making his third Major League rehabilitation start of the season. The two clubs would trade two-run frames later in the evening, as Colorado Springs took a 2-1 advantage in the four-game series.
Benson (1-2) surrendered eight earned runs on six hits with five walks and two strikeouts over 1.1 innings of work. Benson threw 70 pitches, 38 of them for strikeouts. The Reno bullpen gave a valiant effort Thursday night, as Luis Ayala, TJ Beam and Daniel Stange combined to hold the Sky Sox to just two runs over the game's final 6.2 innings.
Colorado Springs starter Greg Smith lasted just 1.1 innings before being removed from the ballgame due to injury. Damian Moss (2-1) came on in relief and earned the victory, scattering two runs on four hits.
For the Aces at the plate, Cole Gillespie ran his hitting streak to 10 games, a new high for an Aces batter this season. Doug Deeds recorded two hits, his fifth-straight multi-hit effort.
The Aces and Sky Sox will play-out the finale of this four-game set on Friday night. RHP Matt Torra (3-3, 3.41 ERA) gets the nod for Reno, while Colorado Springs will trot-out RHP Huston Street (0-0, No ERA), who is pitching on a Major League rehabilitation assignment. First pitch is set for 6:05 p.m. PT from Security Service Field in Colorado Springs, and all the action can be heard live in Reno on Fox Sports Radio 1450 AM or by visiting www.RenoAces.com.
Reno returns home Saturday night for an eight-game homestand, with Saturday's 7:05 game kicking off the festivities. Tickets for all Aces games start at just $7, and are available by calling the Reno Aces box office at (775) 334-7000 or by visiting RenoAces.com. The brand-new Freight House District, located just outside Aces Ballpark, is open seven days a week, on both game days and non-game days.


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Swimming is recognized as a great way to get or stay in shape...but proper technique plays a big role in getting the most out of your time in the water.
Here's Doctor Sanjay Gupta with today's Health Minute.
If you're planning to spend anytime swimming this summer for exercise, but feel like a fish out of water... don't worry, says Olympic swimmer Eric Shanteau. The key is the core.
"When you swim you really want to swim from your core. You don't want to swim with just your arms or just your legs, you want to swim with your whole body."
Start on dry land Eric says with some plank exercises like this one -- a one arm hold, *or* a one leg hold.
"This is engaging the opposite side of his core."
When you're in the water.
"Start working with some single arm drills. Try swimming with just your right arm, just your left arm.
Use some kickboards, use some pool buouys, use fins."
And dont forget about nutrition
"What you put in your body is what you're going to get out of it in the water."
But, Shanteau says, the good thing about swimming.
"Because it is a total body exercise, you can really do any kind of workout in the gym and it'll help your strength in the water."
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Ah, Father's Day. That hallowed holiday where we tell the dads in our lives that we love them…by giving them ties? Come on, we can do better than that. This year, why not give dad what he really wants, the gift of rest and relaxation. These adorable lotto-inspired scratch-and-win cards give dad the chance to win everything from a pass on mowing the lawn to a two hour nap.
You can download our free Father's Day printables right here. Don't you kind of want to make scratch-and-win cards for every occasion now?
What are your plans for dad this June 16th? Maybe a special meal? Dish in the comments–I promise I'm very good at keeping secrets.
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The Lunsford family will dedicate the new Lunsford Foundation Trail at Abilene Christian University during a special Chapel service Monday at 11 a.m. in Moody Coliseum.
The trail, funded primarily by the Holt Lunsford family, is designed for university and community use as a walking, jogging and fitness track.
The more than two-mile-long trail follows the perimeter of the campus and has been paved, landscaped and lighted for 24-hour use. Four inspirational trailheads provide exercisers with a place to rest, stretch or meditate.
"I wanted to do this in honor of my parents, who have had a tremendous impact on my faith and my education," said Holt Lunsford. "They have been involved with ACU ever since we went to school there. As a family, we want God to receive the glory and the student body to receive the benefits."
The trail is named for the Lunsford family. Richard and Dema Lunsford, along with their five children, have all attended ACU, said ACU president Dr. Royce Money.
"The Lunsford family wanted to create a place on campus that would give students an opportunity to exercise their bodies, minds and souls," said Money. "And while the students can take advantage of the trail, so can faculty, staff and the entire Abilene community.
Phil Boone, Centennial campaign director, said the trail is already successful in helping people develop physical, mental and spiritual lifestyles.
"The Lunsford Foundation Trail is attracting large numbers of people, spanning all ages, numerous races, varied economic levels and varied relationships with God," Boone said. "The [trail] empowers ACU to be an example of caring about the whole person and actually doing something about it."


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Rudy lives in Dunedin, which is only ten minutes drive from
coastal beaches or, in the opposite direction, forest and sub-
alpine trails. The sunsets are regularly spectacular and, away
from streetlights, the evening skies are filled with stars.
New Zealand is a collection of South Pacific islands with
four million people, most of whom live in the northern city
of Auckland. This leaves the southern areas with an
abundance of unspoiled rivers, mountains and beaches.
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Member Making a Difference
Dermatologist David F. Butler, MD, provides years of volunteerism.
By John Carruthers, assistant editor,
February 03, 2014
Dermatologist David F. Butler, MD, has long been a proponent of free care and screenings for patients in his community. During his early days volunteering, he was the only dermatologist in his area able to donate specialist care for those in need. Today, he continues to participate in skin cancer screening events and puts in regular work at the free clinic near his Temple, Texas practice.
"I choose to volunteer my time because I have been given so much. I've always felt the need to repay it in some form."
To nominate a physician, visit www.aad.org/membersmakingadifference.
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Lanzarote's Spanish Screenings start to mature
The Spanish Film Screenings for Europe (Nov 29-Dec 1) closed a successful second edition Friday night on the Canary Island of Lanzarote. Sales were few, but general consensus praised the event as a budding force for making contacts and launching Spanish cinema.
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Calling all book lovers, writers and dreamers. Have you ever wondered how to get a book published?
Author Erin Dealey offers tips and tricks on "Navigating the Wild World of Publishing" at 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 7 at the El Dorado County Library, 345 Fair Lane in Placerville.
Dealey is a traditionally published author, former high school teacher and head of the theater department of Sugarloaf Fine Arts camp.
She has published picture books "Goldie Locks has Chicken Pox," "Deck the Walls: a wacky Christmas carol" and many more.
She is currently revising a middle-grades novel and would be done a whole lot faster if picture books would stop popping into her head.
Dealey's manuscripts went from languishing in the slush pile, to having an agent find publishers for them. In an effort to share with the world what she has learned, Dealey helps budding writers through articles, writer's workshops and school assemblies.
Read more about Dealey and her work at erindealey.com.
She is one of a series of guest authors addressing the library's writing group, The Writers' Bloc, which meets the first Saturday of every month.
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A riot in a prison in Guatemala left at lest 16 people dead, three of them decapitated, authorities said on Monday. The riot started on Sunday afternoon after rival gangs clashed at the Canada Rehabilitation Farm in southern Guatemala. (Nov. 30)
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President Obama joined more than 150 world leaders in Paris at the start of two weeks of make-or-break negotiations to finalize a sweeping global agreement to cut carbon emissions and hopefully stave off the worst effects of climate change. (Nov. 30)
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HP Enterprise Services has been awarded a five-year contract, valued at up to $548 million, by the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC).
Under the contract, HP will provide maintenance and support for DMDC hardware and software around the world, including servers, computers, handhelds, biometric devices and cameras. Software will include the Defense Biometric Identification Systems (DBIDS), Real-Time Automated Personnel Identification System (RAPIDS) and Noncombatant Tracking/Emergency Tracking Accountability System (NT/ETAS),
"For our government clients with complex IT environments, it is critical to have strong foundational hardware and software to provide the vital services its citizens need, said Marilyn Crouther, general manager of the U.S. public sector division at HP Enterprise Services. Over the years, we have demonstrated service delivery excellence that we will apply to help DMDC be able to count on their technology to enable rather than disrupt daily business.


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Week 7 featured six games that were won by an average of 49.3 points.
Week 7 featured six games that were won by an average of 49.3 points.
It just goes to show there's a clear distinction between the top teams in the area and those either out of the playoff hunt or fighting to earn a spot in the postseason.
Whether the games were blowouts or close games coming down to the last play of the game, there were many great individual performances last Friday.
Here's a recap of Week 7.
McShane's 3 total TDs can't help Pretz
Steve McShane finished with two rushing touchdowns, one receiving and 203 total yards (165 yards rushing, 38 receiving), but Freeport dropped to a 3-4 record after its 27-20 loss to Auburn.
Freeport is in the mist of a four-game losing streak.
The Pretzels are on the brink of elimination from playoff consideration — Freeport must win two straight just to earn postseason consideration — all while McShane is on the brink of breaking school records in rushing yards and rushing TDs in his sophomore season.
McShane reportedly already broke a NIC-10 record for most rushing yards in a season for a sophomore (1000 yards). That likely won't matter much to McShane as the team's future this season.
Brannick has 30 total TDs
Nolan Brannick has now accounted for 30 of Aquin's 38 touchdowns this season, as the senior quarterback has 23 TD passes and seven rushing scores.
The Bulldogs beat Durand 49-6 at home in another dominant performance.
Depending on how long Aquin's postseason run lasts — which could be a deep one considering the Bulldogs improved play in recent weeks — Brannick could be on a pace to tie or break some school records himself.
Even if out of reach by season's end, Brannick is having a remarkable season.
Le-Win, Stockton set for game of the year (so far)
It was almost as though Lena-Winslow (5-1) and Stockton (6-0) were competing against each other Friday, even though both teams were miles apart.
The Panthers pummeled Polo, scoring 63 points in a shutout at home, while Stockton steamrolled Milledgeville and scored 65 points.
Let's face it. Le-Win vs. Stockton has been what the area has been waiting to see all season. Two rival schools with alumni making water-cooler talk with plenty of bragging rights on the line.
On paper, it's a non-conference matchup, but the game promises to have a playoff-like atmosphere.
Galena in favorable position
After starting the year 1-3, Galena has won three straight and are inching closer to an automatic bid to the postseason following its 30-27 win against Warren (3-4).
The Pirates are now 4-3, with losses against three of the top teams in the state (Forreston, Lena-Winslow, Eastland/Pearl City), and two more games against West Carroll (2-5) and Pecatonica (0-7).
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Warren now has to win its next two games to have a shot at becoming an at-large playoff team. Warren still has A-FC (4-3) and Durand (2-5) left to play.
Hypothetically, Warren could beat A-FC and both teams finish 5-4 and neither make the postseason. It'll be interesting to see how things play out at regular season's end.
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Holiday home mortgages buck lending downturn (Sunday Tribune)
Lending for the purchase of holiday homes and second houses rose by 7.9% in the second quarter, bucking a trend that saw lending in other segments of the residential property market fall to levels not seen since 1991, according to new figures published by the Central Bank last week.
Outstanding loans for second houses hit €1,483m, up from €1,375 in the first quarter, posting a rate of increase not seen since March 2006. Overall mortgage lending declined by 3.1% quarter-on-quarter, while the annual increase of just 4.2% was the lowest since the last quarter of 1991.
The Central Bank attributed the drop in activity to 16 months of falling house prices which resulted in just €5.5bn more in mortgages for the first half of 2008, roughly half the level of increase in early 2006, the last year of the property boom, when €11.4bn was added to the national mortgage book.
Mortgages for holiday and second homes make up just 1.2% of the overall market, which also includes primary dwelling (PDH) and buy-to-let (BTL) loans, respectively 72.8% and 26% of the pie. Lending growth in the second home segment had virtually stalled for the last year-and-a-half, even as residual demand moved the other segments ahead, but the figures have rebounded sharply since March, going against the overall trend in a generally shrinking market for home loans.
The fall in lending to the construction sector has been even more dramatic than the decline in residential lending, the Central Bank figures show. Credit to the construction sector grew at an annual rate of just 4.6% in the second quarter, down from 35.6% a year earlier. Lending rose only €1.1bn in the year to June, a fraction of the €6.4bn in the same period a year earlier.
Property's share of overall private sector credit growth reached just 50%, down from last year's proportion of 80%. This is against a background of generally sinking credit growth, with eight out of 15 sectors showing declines. The absolute growth figure fell quarter-on-quarter to a €15.3bn increase.


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From the medieval town centre, its unique heritage attractions and beautiful parks, Stockport is certainly worth a visit. Nestled between the villages of Cheshire and the Derbyshire Peaks, trains to Stockport from Manchester only take about 10 minutes.
Stockport has a lot to offer: Robinson's beer, produced at the local brewery since 1865, a history in hat making, underground tunnels dating back to World War II and of course the legacy of L S Lowry.
Fun with kids
If you are taking one of our trains to Stockport with children in tow, we recommend you visit the kids' play centre. Zoom is an indoor play area for children aged 0-12. There are climbing frames, ball pools, slides, bridges and it's all cushioned, too, so you won't have to worry about safety. The play centre also caters for kids' parties while adults can relax in the stylish café.
The Stockport Viaduct is a Grade II listed structure designed by George Watson Buck. Stockport's railway viaduct is one of Western Europe's biggest brick structures and represents a major work of Victorian engineering. At the time of its construction, it was the largest one in the world. Completed in 1840, it is still seen as a key structure of the early railway age. At the peak of the work, 600 people worked 24/7 to build the viaduct.
Hat Works Museum
This award winning visitor attraction contains two floors full of interactive exhibits which take you on a journey through the history of Stockport's past in the hat making industry.
Inside the museum, you will find the hat factory with 20 fully restored machines from Victorian times as well as a display of over 400 hats from all around the world.
Staircase House
Dating back to 1460, Staircase House is a Grade II listed medieval building. Now open to the public, Staircase House offers a unique glimpse into the life of medieval and renaissance Stockport, the origins of the town, its status as a borough and a market town, and the subsequent stages of the house's development until the 1940s, when it was last used as a private dwelling.
Stockport Plaza
If you're looking for something to do in the evening whilst in Stockport then there is no better venue than the Stockport Plaza. Whatever you are looking for whether that's musicals, stage plays, comedians, concerts or family shows; you'll find it at the Stockport Plaza!
Despite being so close to Manchester, Stockport offers excellent shopping facilities, such as the Mersey Way shopping centre and the Peel Centre so why not hop on a train to Stockport to get a bit of much needed retail therapy.
The owners of the Midway received The Stockport Pub Guide 'Pub Of The Year' award in both 2005 and 2008 and more recently won 'Stockport's Best Sunday Lunch 2011' award, as well as being regional finalists in the 'City Life Pub Of The Year'. We recommend that you order one of the cask ales that change every two weeks, choose something from the extensive food menu, sit back and enjoy the cosy atmosphere of this popular pub.
The Arden Arms is a beautiful pub dating back to the early 19th century which is located near the old marketplace in Stockport. When in Stockport, make sure to stop by for a pint from the local brewery, sample some of the fantastic food menu and admire the impressive interior.
Bredbury Hall is a historic building set in 7 acres of stunning grounds located within the Goyt Valley. If you are travelling to the hotel by train then there are excellent travel connections in the local area to help you get around. Conveniently located just a few miles from the town centre and only 9 miles from Manchester Airport from where trains to Stockport leave frequently.
Another option is the Wycliffe Hotel; a family run business founded in the late 1980's. The hotel is located just a mile away from Stockport train station and hosts events throughout the year.
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This "Day of Silence" is an encore of a media event that small webcasters organized on May 1, 2002 in response to a similarly royalty rate ruling from a Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel five years ago. That event garnered national attention and was subsequently followed by a rate cut by the Librarian of Congress and the passage of the Small Webcaster Settlement Act for the period 1998-2005.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - An Iowa appeals court has upheld the conviction of a Linn County man charged with killing a woman nearly 4 years ago.
In November 2011, a Linn County jury convicted Jerome Power of strangling 68-year-old Doris Bevins. In September 2010, police found Bevins unconscious on the floor of her home. She died the next day.
During his trial Power held up signs accusing another man of the murder, and dumped a glass of water on his attorney�s head.
In his appeal, Power argued prosecutors didn�t offer enough evidence to support his conviction, his trial counsel did not provide effective assistance, and the Linn County court abused its discretion by giving a supplemental jury instruction and denying his request for substitute counsel.
The appeals court ruled there was substantial evidence to show Power strangled Bevins with specific intent to kill. The court also found the district court did not abuse its discretion. But it did preserve Power�s claim of ineffective-assistance, allowing for possible further proceedings.


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BitTorrent Sync launches P2P file storage in beta, adds Android app
updated 03:55 pm EDT, Wed July 17, 2013
App uses BitTorrent protocol, encryption to synchronize files
BitTorrent has launched its free file synchronization software as a beta, and has introduced a mobile app version of its client. BitTorrent Sync allows for files stored on various devices to be synchronized across all the systems, effectively providing a similar service to Dropbox and SugarSync, though without storing files on a server online.
The app for Windows, Mac, and Linux-based desktops is joined by an Android version for smartphones, with the BitTorrent blog stating that an iOS app is on the way. Files stored in specific nominated folders will automatically be transferred to similar folders in other devices in the group, with updated files being passed to other systems as they connect on the network or Internet.
Data transferring between devices is encrypted and uses the BitTorrent protocol for inter-device communication, rather than using a central server that stores the files for later distribution once other computers or phones connect to the account. The amount of storage available to the group is dictated by the local storage of each device, which, when combined by the encryption and the BitTorrent process, could make it attractive to those worried about their data being collected by government bodies such as the NSA.
The latest update of the software also adds a "basic versioning capability," namely a folder containing previous versions of synchronized files, as well as one-way synchronization and "One-time Secrets."


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Do you pay attention to the in-flight safety demo when you're flying? If not, this flight attendant might make you want to.
In this YouTube video, a female flight attendant is giving a hilarious in-flight safety lecture on a Southwest Airlines flight to Salt Lake City. Another colleague demonstrated how a flotation device works, or "your very own teenie-weenie yellow Southwest bikini," as she put it.
She ends the routine by saying "Sit back and relax, or sit up and be tense," and is greeted with a round of applause. Watch the video below or right here.


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make a guess. Boston or Cardinals
I say Sox in 5 games
Pirates in 7.
LOL i so wish it was the sox and pitt
But seriously, I'll go with Cards in 6.
Sox in 7. Both teams sound close, but I think it will come down to home field advantage which Boston has. The Cardinals relievers sound much better than the Sox per the hype anyway. I don't recall any team having more than 1 guy who can throw 100+.
I like this answer best. Probably the first time in a long time I won't give the World Series much attention.
I dislike the Cardinals because their fans remind me way too much of Duke Fans.
And those beards in Boston are so awful....if I wanted to see beards like that, I'll watch "Duck Dynasty"
Hopefully it'll be a sweep either way just to put baseball out of its misery.
Mets in 5
I burp in parking garages to assert my dominance
Brock, Flood, Maris, Cepeda, McCarver, Javier, Shannon, Maxvill, Gibson, Carlton, Briles and Co.
Yaz, Lonborg, Santiago, Harrelson, Andrews, Reggie Smith, Petrocelli, Howard, Scott, Tartabull, Adair and Co.
in 7 games.
There will be 6 complete games, including 3 by Gibson who will go 3-0 in the series
Cy Young winner Lonborg will also start 3 in the series, going 2-1 with 2 complete games.
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lol this is not 1967 i mean 2013
I liked the rematch in 2004 better.
2004 - no complete games
1967 - 6 complete games
we'll never see those days again
"Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance"."
- Confucius
Relief pitching wasn't an art back then, and other than Wilhelm can you name another closer from that period in the HOF?
wow i cant think of one can we have a hint
I think Rollie Fingers and Goose came up around that time but did most of their work in the 70s I beleive
I'm not aware of any who peaked pre-1970 besides Wilhelm.
Roy Face in the 50's and 60's. Was 18-1 one season as a reliever. He had a few seasons with 20+ saves and many seasons with saves in the teens. Led the league in saves 3 times.
Ron Perranoski in the 60's. Was 16-3 one year as a reliever. He had a few 30+ saves years and a few 20+ saves years.
There are probably a few others, but it was not the art that it is now.
Interesting that relievers could generate so many wins back then. You'd never see that now. They were not 9th inning specialists like today. Phil Regan was 14-1 with Dodgers in 66, and he was in the same bullpen with Perranoski.
I forgot about Face. Those other guys aren't in the HOF.
Nope...they also didn't have 7th & 8th inning guys like they do now. The first 9th inning only guy that I can remember was Eck...maybe Thigpen.
I think that's what made Rivera even more amazing. He may be the last of the two inning closers.
BTW...I like this conversation better than a World Series I could care less about (I spent last night watching CONCACAF Champion's League)
Oh, you're right. Missed the HOF comment earlier on.
The first 9th inning only guy that I can remember was Eck...maybe Thigpen.
Interesting that Eck was an average starter then converted to an unhittable reliever for awhile...
...unhittable with one notable exception.
Cards in 6.
He won 20 and 17 as a starter...that's above average, even if it's only for a couple of years. It's just not Hall of Fame numbers. As a starter, he had two problems. He lost a bit on a fastball & he was a drunk.
After he dried out, he went to Oakland and became a closer when he had a great slider & his fastball didn't need to last as long.
I lost interest after Detroit lost to Boston.
We we're fortunate enough to be at a couple ALCS games in Detroit. Nothing beats the excitement at a championship game in the park.
From what I've seen it looks like it will go to 7 games.
Eck settled in the Boston area. He occasionally fills in as a color guy for the Sox which he has done for TBS. I have never been a McCarver fan, but I hope he gets to be his replacement.
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Ortiz is on fire. I can't remember a hitter being this dialed in with a 3-2 lead and on the verge of a championship since Barry Bonds.
i know and he was robbed of a grand slam do you think he will be MVP and they will win it at home
In Boston we think he will be. We didn't think he had much left when the season started. No DH is in the HOF yet, but if he becomes MVP it will be his 3rd WS so probably gets him in.
If they win it'll be the 3rd time in 9 years. They were a lot more likeable when they had a curse and had gone 86 years without a championship.
Does that make the Cubs the most likable team on the planet?
I like this Sox team more than most because there is a perceived work ethic, plus except for Ortiz there aren't any big stars on the team. 2004 had Manny, Schilling, and Pedro along with Ortiz. Last year they finished in last, so our expectations for 2013 were around .500.
so true but i also was born in Boston and raised in Vermont and i love them no matter how bad it was or how good it was they are not NYY with 27 WS wins
They have been my favorite team no matter how the other teams do since age 9. They could be 20 games out on September 1st, and I'm still happy when they win. I have lived in MA my whole life.
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its not over till all 27 outs are on the board
Such a great season, and very few of us predicted they would win more than 90 games let alone what happened. I do like how throughout the season there were many references to the Boston Marathon.
what a year and turn around i think only the sox could do that.
RSX I had similar thoughts about a 90+ win season. I laughed last night when they interviewed the players and they jumped into the usual answers. And I forget exactly what was being interviewed but here is how it went. It may have been Napoli after talking about his being traded and the difference between the Sox and Rangers.
"When did you know this was going to be a magical season? When did you have that moment?"
"Ohhhhh I knew right away. Spring training. You could tell this was going to be a special team!"
Fun interview. Great season again! Tonight for Halloween and tomorrow for partying would be a blast! Ohhhh and be safe everyone
yeah, a losing season then a championship. That's never been done before.


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Ocean Breathes Salty
This fucking "job" is like cocaine :: exhilarating … addictive … expensive … and personally destructive.
But how am I supposed to go back to being a normal/boring person after seven years a fake robot?
It's not possible :: the arc of my irrelevant life has been set … and it involves incessant rhetorical fisticuffs with people who want to stab […]
The Beginning and the End
Remember when the fake robot was born on the Twitters … and then got almost immediately banished for calling out the Twitter scam of a recently convicted computer crimes felon?
No? … me neither really.
I came back later with a single issue account to stir up the pot for former Herbalife speaker James Arthur Ray and his culties :: eventually […]
You're Not Retarded
That coach lady from Glee doesn't want me saying retarded anymore … gettin' all up in my fucking business about it.
I'll say what I want! Take your track suit tyranny and tread on someone else's liberties lady.
But then again :: some nice guy said this to me a couple years ago …
I visited your site after reading "The Verge" […]
On Six
2013 sucked it :: like … hardcore.
"This can't be fucking happening" … is how I'd sum up the year in fake robotic sentiment. Not exactly a fresh sentiment around here I know :: but it's deeper now … darker … bleaker. Because :: yeah … this is fucking happening … and there's no more me hiding from it.
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Can YOU make career replacing money online?
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Forget about it.
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Fake robot :: year four … totally done already!
My goal for 2012 was to rid the world of evil … so that's a fail.
But I did achieve some lesser objectives …
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You Got This
President Obama :: and his The Choom Gang having ass … wins a second term … and promptly moves the Capital 2 Seattle.
W00t! … what a fucking relief.
Fake robots don't care about the politics of politics :: but let's face the facts here people … Mitt Romney is from Scamworld. That article on The Verge :: or this one on […]
Maria Andros "Celebrity-like"
Nice shoes!
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You should move there … if you're a fucking scammer.
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RA (Super)Heroes
On Wednesday I had an English class, we talked about hero and we were asked to write about this subject, images of many people kept on passing my mind, I thought who would I rather write about! I thought about my mom, dad, RA Guy *embarrassed*.
Part of me wanted to write about ME, I really felt like a hero when the instructor was discussing the qualities of a hero, I have mixed feelings about saying that RA made me a hero, sad, embarrassed, sarcastic; but when I think about it I find that it's a matter of choice…
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SHINGLE SPRINGS — Austin Root pitched six solid innings, was backed by two double plays and six extra-base hits as visiting Oak Ridge took the first of a three-game series with Ponderosa 10-2 Monday.
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SHINGLE SPRINGS — Austin Root pitched six solid innings, was backed by two double plays and six extra-base hits as visiting Oak Ridge took the first of a three-game series with Ponderosa 10-2 Monday.
The win put the Trojans at 10-3 in the Delta River League while the Bruins, who scored in their first and last at bat, fall to 2-11.
Troy Zeier's RBI single put Ponderosa on the board but Oak Ridge went ahead for good as Logan Marston doubled and John Rico and Mickey Meinhofer hit RBI singles.
Ross Dwelly doubled in the third and scored on a Ryan Sullivan single as Troy extended in the third. It was 5-1 after Meinhofer's sacrifice fly plated FP Santangelo and a Tanner Ales' groundout drove home Chris Roppolo.
Meanwhile, Root, who scattered seven hits, escaped a jam in the fifth when Michael Green singled, Ryan Carey walked and Matthew McBride was hit to load the bases. Oak Ridge third baseman Logan Denholm stayed with a hot shot off the bat of Matt Poulin to get the out at first to end the inning.
Alec de Watteville's RBI triple and Meinhofer's third RBI on a sacrifice fly put the Trojans ahead 7-1 against Bruin starter Parker Wright. Oak Ridge added three more in the seventh after Wright's departure as Dwelley drilled a solo home run and Denholm and Santangelo picked up RBIs.
McBride's double drove in Carey as Ponderosa added a late run.
Santangelo doubled twice and singled; de Watteville was 2-for-4; Dwelley also doubled; and Sullivan added two hits for Oak Ridge. For the Bruins, Zeier was 2-for-3 and Ian Boyle tripled.


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Who should conduct research?
By Dr. Brian Kinnards
As trainers, administrators, and officers, we are often subject to conducting research or to validating the results of existing research in an effort to provide data that helps us with policy, procedure, training outcomes, and/or duty effectiveness. There are typically four levels of results or "information" that can be determined from our audience in capturing such data:
Obviously, the fourth level of "effectiveness" is what we'd like to consider as most significant in the scope of our projects. We can be researching the effectiveness of certain fleet vehicles, citizen perceptions of effectiveness of a local police department, or conducting a survey on the effectiveness of polo shirt uniforms instead of Dickies. The possibilities and outcomes can be endless but who should really be responsible for carrying out such research: the department or a contractor?
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After researching your problem, I did not come up with many ideas as to what your problem may be. I'm glad you had the MRI done but that was 6 months ago and many things can happen in that time.
Pain is always a signal that something is wrong in your body. You need to go back to your doctor and have her re-check it. Pain, heat and throbbing symptoms could mean so many things I wouldn't attempt to guess.
I don't think exercising, or lack of has any affect on this at all. Your age on the other hand could certainly play a role in the diagnosis.
Please have it checked and let me know how it works out for you,
Health Maven
Thank you, Trudy for your time and effort to try to do research.
It's funny, as I was writing down the question and putting things into words; I realized 'have another MRI' would be the response. I had found it very strange that whoever read the MRI before said the lymph nodes were not enlarged, and yet if I look down at the area, I can see it raised in that hollow between the abdomen and the leg. The other side does not look like that. I have found though, that the pain and heat is intermittent, mainly seems to bother when I sit for a long period (maybe putting pressure on ... whatever).
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The Battle Creek Bombers have announced the return of Arkansas pitcher Brian Heldman.
Heldman, a 6-foot-3, 180-pound right-handed reliever out of Round Rock, Texas, is in his redshirt freshman season with the Razorbacks.
Heldman spent the 2012 Northwoods League season with the Bombers, leading the team in relief appearances at 28 while compiling a 2.12 ERA. He also threw a team-best first strike average of 70 percent. ...


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Totally Geeky or Geek Chic? Geek Fitted Pants
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Following in the footsteps of the Juicy Couture sweats with text on the bootie, some super geek has designed these Women's Geek Fitted Pants.
The sellers over at jinx.com claim that sometimes the best way to say something about yourself is by writing it across your butt. I strongly disagree, but the sweats, which come in dark blue with light blue writing, do look pretty comfy. They cost $29.95 to $31.95.
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Geek-Aspartame 8 years
It's sort of like a train wreck, I can't help but look. Then again, if it said Calvin Klein in 8 point cursive I'd probably have to look too. And thanks to the person who mentioned those Texas Tech shorts ... that's my alma mater and all the girls had them back in the 90s. Ah, the memories.
Geek-Aspartame 8 years
It's sort of like a train wreck, I can't help but look. Then again, if it said Calvin Klein in 8 point cursive I'd probably have to look too. And thanks to the person who mentioned those Texas Tech shorts ... that's my alma mater and all the girls had them back in the 90s. Ah, the memories.
KandiQTC 8 years
:/ I don't really see what is geeky, or chic about it. I generally don't like the whole writing on the bum thing, unless you're not leaving your house. (i.e. Victoria's Secret's "Pink" line of PAJAMAS, ^=^; not "clothing")
RetroChristal 8 years
Ewww!!! Ewww!! Ewww!! That's not any better than having Juicy on your but.
beingtazim 8 years
i agree with what skinymarie said. i don't particularly want to attract attention to that area!
macgirl 8 years
I would wear that around the house. They might have to make the font extended to stretch the girth of my bum though ;-) It does scream look at my A$$ ;-)
lintacious 8 years
i vote no
lintacious 8 years
i vote no
demonkitty18 8 years
its kinda funny hehe
demonkitty18 8 years
its kinda funny hehe
xmeghanx 8 years
I wouldn't wear it
xmeghanx 8 years
I wouldn't wear it
rubialala 8 years
Totally cute, I love.
Aedammair 8 years
I can't stand that when young girls have things written across their butts. It's bad enough for adults to have it, but it's terrible when a parent allows their children to draw attention to their butts. They are much too young for that tactless trend.
verily 8 years
Wearing words on your butt is just plain tacky. Oh, and I'm not 12, so I'm clearly not in the age demographic for this.
Infinite-Monkey 8 years
I don't know if it is just Texas or if this happens everywhere but the young cheerleader camps (12ish and under) that the Universities sponsors (think Texas Tech) have shorts with words on the butt just like the older cheerleaders do. So you have 7-12 year olds walking around with words TECH on their butts. I always thought it was weird.
ReverendZelda 8 years
That just screams "please don't take me seriously"... Yet I know of some people *cough*attentionmongers*cough* who'll gladly put them on.
redsugar 8 years
Ew, I've always thought words across your bum was trashy and haven't tramp stamps gone out of style yet?
gooniette 8 years
i wouldn't pay 30+ dollars for something that tacky.
SugarIsSweeter01 8 years
I'd rock those. They look comfy!
Cherryluv 8 years
I think it's cute and I'd so wear it! That's to bad everyone doesn't like writing on the butt.
zc 8 years
i thought writing on butt was leaving.
prettywarrior 8 years
Pants with writing on the butt have never, ever been cool or cute or tongue-in-cheek or anything remotely positive.
eaker 8 years
I'm with everyone who is against pants with writing on the butt. I've always hated this trend.
partysugar 8 years
Pants with anything written on the butt are just plain gross.


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Salesian Alumni Bring Success to India Relic Tour
26-Day Don Bosco Pilgrimage Included 89 Venues
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DIMAPUR, India, MAY 26, 2011 (Zenit.org).- Alumni of Salesian schools ensured the success of the St. John Bosco relics pilgrimage through northeast India, obtaining necessary permits despite laws preventing Christian activities.
St. John Bosco's relics are on a 130-nation pilgrimage that began Jan. 31, 2009, to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the founding of the Salesians of Don Bosco, an order dedicated to education.
The relics started the India-leg of the journey April 29, and concluded Tuesday, after stopping in four states and six dioceses.
The Don Bosco Alumni Dimapur provincial federation liaisoned with the Salesian family, governmental and non-governmental agencies, organizations and communities to organize and promote the tour.
"The alumni, well placed in all walks of life, together with Don Bosco Schools did an immense work to mobilize the entire district administration, wherever the relics visited," tour coordinator Father Jose Palely told UCANews. "If it was not for them, Don Bosco Relics would not have reached places like Ziro, Doimukh, Borduria and Khonsa in Arunachal Pradesh where foreigners are not allowed."
He noted the difficulties in getting travel permits for three Italian escorts into Arunachal Pradesh, which has legislation restricting Christian activities in the state.
The alumni, the priest added, are a "mixed group of Christian, Hindu, Muslim, Jain and Animists."
The former Salesian students got police escorts and secured media coverage, as well as getting permission for processions and rallies.
Alumni also obtained government approval for a life-size statue of St. John Bosco in Dimapur, where the Salesian headquarters of the province are located.
Francis Solo, the alumni federation president who has a government role in education, noted that they presented the saint "not only as a holy man, but also as a courageous young boy who took on the challenges of growing up as a fatherless child."
"More importantly," Solo added, "how he evolved through those challenges to dedicate his life for the young, the marginalized, the street urchin, the vagabonds and juvenile delinquents."
Solo noted that many alumni have spent sizable sums to visit the relics in Turin and now, countless people "have seen and benefited by the visit of the relics to their home town."


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A friend owned this car for a while, but he didn't have the time to bring it to his former glory, so he offered it to me - and now it's mine. :mrgreen:
This car was first registered in February 1987 in Kuwait, and that imported to Germany in summer 1990. Since than two old men owned it befor my friend bought it.
It's an KY-spec. (Saudi-Arabian market) model, so it's a combination of the USDM and the JDM models. So it's a 2.0 12V with PGM-Fi and 120hp (no catalytic converter), LHD car with stuff like the JDM cromax glass, JDM corner and tail lights and the rear bumber with the small license plate and the stock spoiler from the USDM 2.0Si.
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Our garden is beginning to fill up more and more. So far we have potatoes, onions, peas, lettuce, radishes, red beets, carrots and dill planted.
Our garden is beginning to fill up more and more. So far we have potatoes, onions, peas, lettuce, radishes, red beets, carrots and dill planted. Hope to get time to plant corn, green beans, and zucchini this week yet. Ill wait until next week to put out any tomato and pepper plants. The seeds we planted last year, though, are up already.
My husband Joe planted potatoes in a different way this year. He laid them on top of the soil and covered them thickly with straw. From what we have heard from people that do this, the potatoes do very well. The straw when watered down will keep a lot of moisture in dry weather. It also helps keep the weeds down.
Friday evening we had to get the veterinarian out here to help ourhorse Itty Bit deliver twin foals but both were dead. We were disappointed but glad we could save Itty Bit. This is rare that we have two horses having full term twins nine days apart. Itty Bit is Ginger's mother so they both have the same genes. Can any of you readers give us information on horses having twins? What percentage of horses have twins and what percentage of them will live? Ginger was able to deliver hers without a problem. Itty Bit is also doing well since the delivery. Our miniature pony, little Prancer, is also doing real well.
When daughter Susan takes Minnie for a ride the other children can keep him entertained enough so Prancer wont follow them. When Minnie comes back its so cute to see Prancer run upto her and start nursing before she has her harness off. Daughter, Lovina, 8, spends hours with the miniature ponies. Susan is training a pony named Sunny. Lovina can ride and drive Sunny now. It wont be long until Sunny is ready to go back to its owner.
Tomorrow is Ascension Day so my husband Joe and daughter Elizabeth wont have to go to work. They are both glad for the break. Elizabeth is working 10-hour days again. The children will stay home from school on Ascension Day, which will be a relaxing family day in honor of our Saviors ascension to Heaven.
We attended church services Sunday at our neighbors Joas and Susans house. We were invited back for the evening meal. Our turn to host church services will be June 2, Lord willing. That day will come up fast, so we are trying to get a lot of cleaning done. Sister Emma and her daughter Elizabeth came to help us clean the canning room in the basement yesterday. Taking all the canned jars off the shelves and cleaning them and putting them back on is time consuming. It really does look refreshed in there now. Daughter Susan wants to clean out the cabinets in the basement today. While she does that I will sew her dress, cape and apron that she needs for a wedding next Thursday. Mose and Susan and Timothy and Elizabeth will be tablewaiters at the wedding. Elizabeth sewed most of her dress on Saturday but still needs to finish it.
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ARCATA, Calif. (AP) -- A public university located in one of California's prime pot-growing regions has formed an academic institute devoted to marijuana.
The Humboldt Institute for Interdisciplinary Marijuana Research at Humboldt State University plans to sponsor scholarly lectures and coordinate research among 11 faculty members from fields such as economics, geography, politics, psychology and sociology.
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Following in the footsteps of Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., recently called on Congress to extend the expiring wind energy production tax credit (PTC).
"This extension is critical to maintaining America's leadership in green energy development and can directly increase domestic job growth," Leahy said during an address from the senate floor. "Vermont has already seen the positive results of the production tax credit for wind energy, but the wind industry impacts our entire country. Every American has a stake in the extension of this tax credit."
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FRANKFORT, KY (January 4, 2008) -- Attorney General Greg Stumbo announced today that his office has reached a landmark settlement in Franklin Circuit Court related to election fraud in illegal contributions to campaigns for Kentucky Governor.
According to the Agreed Order of Dismissal and Settlement, Phillip Dufour, an employee of Elmo Greer & Sons, LLC, entered a guilty plea to an Information charging him with violating Kentucky's elections laws, a Class D felony and has been ordered to pay the maximum fine, $10,000.
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New Auburn coach Gus Malzahn developed his fast-paced offensive philosophies as a high school coach.
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When I first heard the synopsis for the next film I thought that they were going to tone down the series a little bit. But after reading about Jam! Showbiz's trip to the Saw 3 set I stand corrected. Here is what they saw when they were on set:
You know the famous scene in The Exorcist, where Linda Blair's head spins a full 360 degrees? Imagine a contraption that does that to you without the benefit of satanic possession. And to your arms and legs, too, twisting them in their sockets until flesh, muscle and bone rip and snap like wet tree bark.
Now thats what I'm talking about! In fact Bousman even told them this one will be the bloodiest yet. "I would say the most tame parts of Saw III are (equal to) the most extreme parts of Saw II," he said. "It's going to be interesting to see if we get away with half the things we're shooting right now. I'm even offended looking at what I'm shooting at the moment."
Sounds like this is gonna be one bloodsoaked film. This has definetly pushed the film up on my anticipation list. All we can hope for now is that the MPAA lets most of the gore through and than Lionsgate do it justice with a nice Unrated cut on DVD soon after.