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In this publicity image released by HBO in 2011, Emilia Clarke is shown in a scene from 'Game of Thrones.' / Helen Sloan, AP
Holly Golightly is coming back to New York, and this time she's headed for Broadway.
It was announced today that Richard Greenberg's new adaptation of Truman Capote's Breakfast At Tiffany's will begin performances at a Shubert theater in February, with dragon mother Game of Thrones star Emilia Clake in the role that Audrey Hepburn made famous in the 1961 film.
Greenberg, whose many plays include the Tony Award-winning Take Me Out and The Violet Hour, explained in a statement that his goal is to return to the setting of Capote's original novella, "which is the New York of the Second World War, as well as to resume its tone - still stylish and romantic, yes, but rougher-edged and more candid than people generally remember."
Sean Mathias, who directed Billy Crudup in a 2002 revival of The Elephant Man, will helm the production.
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London Olympics 2012 Sailing competition, Weymouth - Star Class.
Percy and Simpson GBR, Marazzi and Maria SUI, Star - London Olympics 2012 Day 1
Great Britain's Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson (GBR), the 2008 Star Olympic champions, clawed themselves into the overall lead in the Star Class on day 2 of sailing after, pushing Robert Scheidt and Bruno Prada (BRA) into fourth.
Lying in fourth place after two races on Sunday, Norway's Eivind Melleby and Petter Morland Pedersen came out strongly in the third race of the Star class opening series, leading from the start until the final leg when they were given an instant penalty by the on-the-water umpires for propelling their boat illegally by trimming their sails. The Danes had to carry out two 360-degree turns, which allowed Hamish Pepper and Jim Turner (NZL) through to win and Percy and Simpson to catch up to within one second at the finish.
In the second race, sailed in up to 19 knots of wind, Swedish crew Fredrik Loof and Max Salminen took the lead on the first downwind leg of the course to lead at the leeward marks from Brazil and Great Britain. Despite constant pressure from Percy and Simpson, the Swedes held their nerve to win by 30 seconds.
A fourth for Melleby and Morland Pedersen (NOR) moves them into second place, tied with the British crew on points after four races. Loof and Salminen lie in third, one point behind. The Star world champions Scheidt and Prada (BRA) lie in fourth, two points off the lead.
Stars resume racing tomorrow at 12:10 local time on the Weymouth Bay South course.
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The GSC Theatre Group and Alpha Psi Omega will be showing the play Robin Hood at Glenville State College in the Spring Semester. Auditions were held last Wednesday for those who were interested in taking part of this legendary tale of vigilantism as the play calls for 14 to 20 men and women. There have been many different versions of this tale and each one has been performed well. Dr. Wemm will be working on the script for the actors to look over during Christmas Break so that the performers can prepare themselves for the performances on February 20-22 with the possibility of daytime performances.
The classic tale of Robin Hood revolves around how Prince John takes advantage of the fact that King Richard is off fighting in the Crusades and over taxes the villagers. Deciding that enough is enough, young Robin Hood goes his famous "steal from the rich and give to the poor" style of justice as he and his Merry Men rob from Prince John's tax collectors. Aside from the gold, Robin Hood also steals the heart of the lovely Maid Marian as she too sees how poorly the kingdom is under Prince John's rule. There were also rumors that Maid Marian also formed her own band of thieves since Robin Hood wouldn't let her join his Merry Men.
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Common: To have that energy circulating, that's beautiful. When you saw crews, you always knew the weaker links in the crew. At certain times, you'd be like, "Aw, man. Here comes such-and-such." [All laugh.]
Sean: That's true as hell.
We all want to be great. We all have that drive. Kanye channels it—he's the nucleus.
Common: But man, if you get together with some cats that already got it going, then it's like, "Yeah! Here comes such-and-such on the mic!" That's what we bring.
Sean: These guys are legends. And I definitely feel like Cudi feels: I see myself in 10 years—I know exactly where I want to be. But that's something that I recently came into. When I met Kanye, I was 17 years old. I would be nervous around him. He was my idol. So, for a couple years, I didn't know what I was doing. If you listen to a lot of my early mixtapes, you'll see I was rapping like Kanye because I didn't have my own identity. Now, I've got my own ad-libs, my own wittiness.
I realized that I was sitting next to Common, sitting next to Jay-Z, sitting next to Kanye for a reason. I stepped up, got my mind together, and visualized how I wanted to be as an artist. That's something that I don't even think comes with age. It comes when you're ready for your life to change. I got tired of living in that two-family flat with my mom. I got tired of being in the same room I grew up in my whole life. So it was like, "This has to work."
I knew I could be the greatest. I was listening to Jay. I was listening to Wayne. I was like, "Man, I can do that. I could do it better than them." Seriously. I feel like I'm going to be a legend. But it wasn't always like that. There was a point where I was insecure. I would be out in Hawaii, and I was intimidated being around Cudi. We got signed around the same time...
Cudi: —I was poor when you got signed, dude. [Laughs.]
Sean: He was so sure of himself as an artist. He was carefree, and I learned a lot from just looking at him. My live show got better watching Cudi. Even meeting up with Common, how he wrote his raps, I stopped writing my raps on paper. I just write them in my head. That's all stuff that comes from being around people like him, being around 'Ye, and it's something that you ain't got to be scared of. I come from Detroit—it raised some of the realest players ever. That's what I embody. I represent my city, my generation, young people dreaming. I used to ride to school listening to Kanye, was in the crowd looking at Jay-Z, and now these fools are saying, "Hey, I believe in you." It's real. I just bought my mom a new car. She was happy as hell. She was leaning on it, taking pictures. Now, she's house shopping. This is what it was all for.
Speaking of which, 2 Chainz, you're charging a hundred a verse?
2 Chainz: [Laughs.]
How much to answer questions?
2 Chainz: A thousand a line.
Can you tell me what the nature of your relationship with G.O.O.D. is?
2 Chainz: I'm not officially signed, paperwork-wise, to G.O.O.D. Music. But I have a great rapport with 'Ye. He called me before Watch the Throne came out. I'm an only child. I've got trust issues. So I don't have a best friend, a brother, sister—nothing. Stuff was happening in my life that I couldn't tell nobody. I didn't have anybody in my life that I could tell, like, "'Ye just called me."
I've talked to 'Ye 1,000 times about trying to make this situation work for the both of us, so it won't feel like anyone is getting used or anything. I'm in a position in life where I like talking about things like that. I came from a situation with DTP, being under Luda, where I got a phobia. Sometimes when an artist signs another artist, they're so worried about themselves. And with 'Ye, he helps everybody.


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Can anyone tell me where the heater box is located on the Mk2 diesel. 1997 P reg.
I have been told it might be behind the glove box, is this correct. I cannot get hot air to come out of the blowers, I have topped up the coolant with the heater on full hot and the resevoir bottle lid off and on the fastewst blower setting but it has made no difference. I took the dash control module out and the splines were knackered on the rear of the temp knob, so I set it to hot by hand as the winter is coming, but the cable was very hard to push in by hand, so I need to get to the other end on the cable and turn that to hot by hand, hense the question, where is the heater box?
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Posted 08 November 2008 - 07:41 PM
The hot/ cold lever on the side of the heater box (up in the drivers footwell, left hand side) siezes after being set to cold all summer.
Posted 10 November 2008 - 02:35 AM
So its in the right hand side (drivers) foot well and on the left of the heater box above the pedals somewhere, am I right?
The hot/ cold lever on the side of the heater box (up in the drivers footwell, left hand side) siezes after being set to cold all summer.
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Contact between officer, union head ruled confidential
Bartlett, one of three fired officers tried and acquitted this month in the beating of Frank Jude Jr., is the defendant in a federal civil suit being tried this week.
At issue in the suit is whether Bartlett used excessive force when he shot Jenkins seven times, killing him. Jenkins, who was a passenger in a car stopped for traffic violations, ran away from police and got into another car. Jenkins did not have a gun. Police said he used the vehicle as a weapon, trying to run over Bartlett. Jenkins' family argues that the car, which belonged to a friend, was barely moving, and that Jenkins, 31, was not in control of it.
The owner of the second vehicle, Benita Hughlett, testified earlier that she let Jenkins into the car and jumped out a few seconds later when she saw Bartlett's gun. Jenkins was in the passenger seat, crouching to avoid being shot, she said. A backseat passenger also testified that Jenkins was not in the driver's seat.
A Milwaukee police training bulletin introduced as evidence states, "The use of deadly force against an actor who is contained within a motor vehicle MAY NOT be considered a reasonable use of deadly force."
An actor is someone in the car who is not driving, former Milwaukee Police Chief Arthur Jones testified Thursday. Jones also said: "Certainly an officer should never place himself in front of a vehicle that is moving. That's just common sense."
Several witnesses have testified that Bartlett got in front of the Lincoln as it rolled forward.
Also Thursday, U.S. District Judge David R. Herndon ruled that Jenkins' family could not present testimony regarding their theory that Bartlett was coached by his attorney and the Milwaukee Police Association president about what to say to justify his use of force.
After several hours of argument, Herndon ruled that Bartlett's conversations with attorney Jonathan Cermele and with former union President Bradley DeBraska must remain confidential. In the case of Cermele, the ruling was not a surprise, because conversations between attorneys and their clients must be kept private. Herndon went a step further, however, extending the attorney-client privilege to DeBraska, who is not a lawyer.
On the night Bartlett shot Jenkins, DeBraska conferred with both Bartlett and Cermele regarding Bartlett's best interest, DeBraska testified Thursday outside the presence of the jury. Because of those actions, Herndon ruled that DeBraska was an agent of the attorney and therefore protected.
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Poll: Which Artist Should Be the Focus of Our Next Special Issue?
Poll: Which Artist Should Be the Focus of Our Next Special Issue?
Guitar World will be starting a series of epic newsstand specials that will focus on the greatest rock bands and artists.
We need your help determining which newsstand special will be first.
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July 11, 2013 at 8:25pm
How about putting Criss Oliva up with all the other guitar greats.Your readers voted HALL OF THE MOUNTAIN KING into the top 10 albums of 1987 and even after his death in 1993 POETS AND MADMEN(2001) was voted number one with over double the votes of the number two band.It also beat out OZZY'S DOWN TO EARTH cd in that poll.Twenty years after his death and the TSO is the biggest sellout show on the planet every year and it's only because of Criss Oliva.Does it do any good to have such a vote when you don't really care what your reader's think?I'm going to keep my subscription at least til the end of the year but I cannot support a biased team of people who won't take the time to do their homework or listen to the people who have supported them over the years.I'm tired of the same ol boring artists.I would like to see GW ran by the educated guitarists who read it and not by those who just see it fit to put only the ones on their list in it.Still waiting.....
April 15, 2013 at 8:54am
What about the best guitarist of our time,Criss Oliva from Savatage.GW readers voted Savatage - Hall of the Mountain King into the top ten best albums of 1987 and also voted Savatage - Poets and Madmen as the number one album of 2001 which won by double votes and even beat out Ozzy's Down to Earth.The Trans Siberian Orchestra would not exist if it were not for the years of hard work from Criss Oliva and his brother Jon.GW has only written ONE article about Criss Oliva and that was way back in April 2009.The story was awesome and well written but you guys threw Kirk Hammett on the cover.REALLY?Listen to your readers and look at who THEY voted for or just don't ask us silly questions like this if you already have your mind made up.Once again.........CRISS OLIVA CRISS OLIVA CRISS OLIVA!!!!
December 30, 2011 at 2:30pm
DOKKEN, man! you should do a special on Dokken! enough with the beatlemania already!
December 01, 2011 at 7:39pm
Uh Smokin Joe Bonamassa? Who is probably the most under appreciated major artist today.
November 30, 2011 at 3:07pm
The best living guitar player....PRINCE
How about expanding your depth ...Willie Nelson,Steve Cropper,Nile Rodgers,Nick Zinner,Tom Dumont
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November 25, 2011 at 6:21pm
Misfits, Anthrax, Motorhead. Hell, id like to see a GW do a special issue on Black Sabbath's upcoming new album when its released.
November 25, 2011 at 1:22am
Stop with the Beatles! This issue sucked sooooooo bad. Do some Eighties bands that didn't get much coverage. Cinderella, Annihilator (Fun Palace would rule!), Dangerous Toys, Overkill, Exodus, Anthrax.
November 22, 2011 at 5:32pm
Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Kyuss and Soundgarden would all be better choices.
November 22, 2011 at 5:33pm
Guitar World ... LISTEN TO YOUR FANS!!!! It's pretty clear that people are tired of the same stuff being recycled over and over again. I mean, another issue devoted to Van Halen?? I love VH, but wouldn't bother reading another issue devoted to them. How about devote an issue to someone new. Kyuss would be a great start. Gary Moore, definitely. How about Soundgarden? They're back together. If you do Soundgarden, please don't tab Spoonman or Pretty Noose ... they've been tabbed to death. Throw down something obscure ... like Far Beyond the Wheel. Just don't keep rehashing the same few bands!!!
November 21, 2011 at 1:24pm
DEEP PURPLE is rarely covered both editorially and musically(tablatures).
November 21, 2011 at 11:52am
Black Sabbath, damnit. They're the ones that created METAL. Tony and Geezer are gods. Also, what about Iced Earth or Testament? They don't get any love. Hendrix and Van Halen get way too much coverage. U2? Really? U2 sucks. Floyd, Queen, or The Who are really the only options left and I would say The Who because they don't get as much coverage. But, seriously, though. If you want to give a band some credit for being HIGHLY influential and changing music history then go with Sabbath. These other bands are great, yea (except U2) and Hendrix and Van Halen are definitely given lots of credit for inspiring today's artists, but when it comes to anything heavy you hear Sabbath mentioned about as much as anybody. Shit, Sabbath is what made me want to learn to play.
November 20, 2011 at 9:00pm
I would love to see a feature on TSO, especially with the holidays coming up. Even going back to their origin with Savatage would be great. I understand that without Hendrix, Clapton, Beck we wouldn't be where we are, but I agree we see these guys all the time. There are a lot of great guitarists out there that could really use some coverage too. I'd really like to see Andy Timmons also. I love the regular columns.
November 20, 2011 at 3:04pm
I know the new generation is tired of Hendrix, Beck, Clapton etc..but if it werent for them you wouldn't have what you know today is rock.
Before them was Merle Travil and Chet
My two personal favorites are Jimmy Page and Townes Van Zandt.
Jimmy because nothing was scripted and he could do it all and he pushed the evelope to the edge of where he was one fretted Chord away from disaster and never did anything twice.
Townes Van Zandt is one of the most underated song writers of our time. He was self taught and was a wonderful picker and blues folk guitarist.
He was copied by the likes of Doc Watson, Willie Nelson,l Merle Haggard, Emmy Lou Harris, the Pouges, Lucinda Williams and Steve Earle.
So I say give TVZ his due.
November 20, 2011 at 1:58pm
I'd really like to see you guys so a feature on Phil Campbell of Motorhead. He's been the guitarist for Motorhead for 25 years. He's fucking GOD on guitar and yet I don't think he's ever had a single mention in Guitar World. Talk about a lack of respect! If you guys could give it a rest with the Dimebag, Hendrix, Page, Vaughn, shit for minute and give some props to one of the greatest rock and roll guitarists, I might start actually buying the magazine again.
November 20, 2011 at 1:45pm
Dean Deleo would be awesome. I'd also like more Zakk Wylde even though he's gotten coverage. I would like to see more of his theory in writing songs and lesson type material.
November 20, 2011 at 1:15am
How about revocation, protest the hero, or the human abstract?
November 19, 2011 at 11:42pm
These guys are right... Most a those guys have been covered. If ya death metal us go heavy on the tabs and melodic stuff. Myself I tend to bypass the profiles on some. Try something mellow like Iommi's Master of Reality Everyone needs some coverage and you guys have to sell mags.
I'd like to see sompin on Dean DeLeo. The guys great and has his own sound. He's really stepped up his live performance. There was a time when some of his complicated phrasing didn't come out of the mix. He's been woodshedin no doubt. How about piece on a guy like Walter Trout. Short of the Blues heads I doubt many readers know who he is. One of the best Guitarist in the country. Hardest workin man in show business
November 19, 2011 at 10:15pm
I'd prefer "Death" "Meshuggah" "Pantera" or "Tool."
November 19, 2011 at 8:23pm
These bands have all been tabbed to death. How about adding something obscure, like Birth Ritual by Soundgarden? Or Show Me Your Soul by the Chili Peppers?
November 19, 2011 at 2:29pm
How bout a special issue on the greatest guitar player that ever lived Gary Moore?
November 19, 2011 at 11:13pm
I wish they would have done Gary when he was with us. Although he would have probably blown it off. Gary was kinda of a private guy into his own thing. Cordial as hell though...Nice to everyone he met. He's right up there with the best of em. Could go to any genre with precision. The best combo of Blues-Rock I think I've heard. Even a with a dash of RB and pop occasionally.
His technique com binded with that raw tone he got out a that LP and Marshall were second to none. Pick up the tribute DVD he and the old band members put out for Phil Lynott a few years back. If you can't appreciate Gary Moore.... you probably aren't old enough to buy alcohol either
November 19, 2011 at 2:02pm
I admit - I went ahead and voted for Floyd because they're my favorite and I don't yet have one of the hundreds of issues already devoted to them (haven't subscribed long enough). And if you're going to do another special issue on someone you've already covered, I'd rather it be them or the Who.
But I get what so many other commenters are saying - please cover someone new! I'm so sick of Van Halen, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, etc. Love Hendrix and Page but yes - they've already been covered enough too.
So how about:
Sonic Youth - you could help us decode the hundreds of different tunings and techniques they've used.
Josh Homme - There's so many bands worth of material there
Jack White - same as Josh
Soundgarden - so many riffs, so many tunings!
Monster Magnet
Smashing Pumpkins
Black Keys
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
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November 19, 2011 at 1:06pm
As stated before (by other users) you have already done special issues devoted to these artists, some within the last 3-5 years (eg. Queen, Van Halen, Jimi Hendrix and Pink Floyd all have had Guitar Legends devoted to them recently).
How about Rgae Against The Machine (or Tom Morrello)?
I guess if I had to pick on of the suggested I would pick U2 and not because I'm a fan, but because it's the one I've seen least featured by GW
I hope GW seriously takes these comments to heart.
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November 19, 2011 at 12:49am
I would like to see a devotion to Dave Grohl. That man is pretty amazing.
November 18, 2011 at 4:57pm
Or Suicidal Tendencies
November 18, 2011 at 7:50pm
Hey, are you thinking what I'm actually thinking?
November 20, 2011 at 10:15pm
Guitar World wouldn't know how to put together a good special issue if Charles Manson was eating Fruit Loops on their front porch?
November 18, 2011 at 4:29pm
Really? More Jimi Hendrix? Enough already. How about some bands that don't have a million issues devoted to them already?
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November 18, 2011 at 10:38am
Are those the only artists u guys know? Seems like all of have had multiple features. I know they're all great, but please try to appeal to newer generations too.
November 18, 2011 at 10:53am
Yeah, it would be nice if GW focused on something that was around way after bands like Queen or Van Halen or Pink Floyd. I'd love to see a cover story or just an interview with Bruno Fevery from Kyuss Lives! or Josh Homme from Queens of the Stone Age, I know either of those bands have new albums coming out in 2012 and I'm surprised Josh Homme has never appeared on a GW cover (oh wait, didn't he have a cover story in the March 2010 issue? yes, he did). I would also like to see an interview or cover story of another one of favorite bands The Offspring (who haven't appeared on a GW cover since the February 2001 issue), they have a new record out in 2012 as well. I hear people say they're even better than Green Day.
November 18, 2011 at 10:35am
Since you'll be asking us about other artists in the near future, I'd like to see a special cover of the original lineup of Black Sabbath since they reunited or a cover of any of my favorite guitarists like Alex Sknolnick and Eric Peterson (Testament), Dexter Holland and Noodles (The Offspring), Glenn Tipton and Richie Faulkner (Judas Priest), Bruno Fevery (Kyuss Lives!), Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age) or Wolf Hoffmann (Accept). Each of the guitarist's own bands has a new album coming out next year and a cover story of any of those guitarists would be awesome. Thanks!
November 21, 2011 at 11:55am
Dude, I just wrote a comment before I saw yours about SABBATH and I mentioned Testament too. I don't get why Testament doesn't get more coverage and Sabbath is one of the most influential bands of all time. U2? Really? GW should be ashamed.
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Sanford Health will expand the cancer center on its midtown Sioux Falls campus in a building project to bring the systems breast health initiative under one roof.
Officials will break ground next year on construction that will cost Sanford $25 million to $30 million, said Nate White, chief of operating officer for the health system. The new facility will become part of a complex that now includes Sanfords VanDemark building and its current cancer center on the north side of 18th Street west of Grange Avenue. It is across the street to the north from Sanfords main hospital.
A new building was part of an announcement in 2011 when T. Denny Sanford pledged to give the health system bearing his name $100 million for its work on breast cancer. His mother, Edith Sanford, died of the disease. The construction effort is now about ready to proceed, White said.
We looked at the original design and decided to redo it. That took us some time, he said.
Sanford has targeted breast cancer for several years and recently added genetic research as a central element in its strategy. Sanford, like Avera, has a biobank to collect tissue from patients as a step toward using individuals DNA to personalize care. In Sanfords case, the biobank and much of its scientific study have been at a center at Lewis Avenue and 60th Street North. This project will allow Sanford to consolidate the efforts at the new facility on 18th Street. The best way to meld treatment with the expanding possibilities from research has been a priority in putting the project together, White said.
Were really rethinking genetics and what role that plays, he said. Where is the world of cancer going?
The project continues a pattern of capital investment at the midtown campuses at both Sanford and Avera.
Sanford opened its $60 million childrens hospital in 2009 at 22nd Street and West Avenue and its $75 million heart hospital last year at the corner of 18th and Grange. Its long-range plans include advancing a half-mile east all the way to Minnesota Avenue to give the health system an entry point from the citys main north-south thoroughfare.
Avera opened its $93 million Prairie Center in 2010 at 23rd Street and Cliff Avenue as a hub to house its oncology, surgery, radiation and chemotherapy services. Avera is completing a $5 million main campus renovation to improve lighting and aesthetics in its lobbies and meeting areas and is about to begin a long-range upgrade on patient rooms, also running several million dollars. Avera also redesigned traffic flow to give the hospital grounds a main entry point off Cliff Avenue as part of a strategy to make the campus as inviting as possible, said Tom Bosch, Averas vice president of hospitality.
You look at hospitality, compassion and stewardship as part of every building we have, Bosch said.
Sanford opened its VanDemark building in 2001, a four-level orthopedics facility that today is host to sports medicine, rehabilitation, neurosciences and a spine center. Attached to that building is the cancer center that opened in 2003. Sanford opened its breast health institute there in 2007 and moved its oncology and infusion clinic there in 2009.
Next years construction will add to that complex, with the potential to expand vertically or horizontally.
We looked at the efficiency of out versus up. I think the answer is it will be primarily up. We can go up two floors, and we can go forward and backward on the footprint, White said.


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Northwestern head coach Pat Fitzgerald, left, talks with his team during the second half against Iowa on Oct. 27, 2012. / Associated Press
Teddy Greenstein of the Chicago Tribune is our guest this week, helping us pick through Northwesterns latest setback and the keys to Saturdays game at Spartan Stadium.
Q: So have you figured out how Roy Roundtree had single coverage in the middle of the field Saturday? Where does that one rank on the heartbreaking loss list for the Wildcats?
A: Yeah, the Cats went with their base third-down nickel package. Read all about it here. Pat Fitzgerald says he wouldn't change the call. He has forgotten more about football -- especially defensive football -- than I'll ever know, but I still can't defend the strategy of not doubling Roundtree in that situation.
The cornerback, Daniel Jones, is a good player. But he's not an All-American. That was a killer loss, the most heartbreaking I can think of since they fell to Miami of Ohio in 1995 after beating Notre Dame. NU outplayed Michigan. The Cats should be an 8-2 team now with an inside track to the Capital One Bowl.
Q: Sticking with losses like that -- Michigan State certainly can relate to them -- why so many for Pat Fitzgerald? Bad luck? Coaching mistakes? Better talent rising to the top at the end of games in some cases?
A: The PSU loss was easy to see coming because NUs defense was on the field for almost the entire first half. The Cats got gassed and Penn State outplayed them. The Nebraska game was similar, and the Cats had a lead only because they were plus-3 in turnovers and Venric Mark housed a punt.
The Michigan loss? Terrible execution in the games final 30 seconds. Bottom line: The Cats are a good team, not great. Theyre in a ton of close games. They win most but certainly not all.
Q: I ask this of at least one person every year, but do you think Fitzgerald is a lifer in Evanston? Is there a program that could pry him away?
A: Gary Barnett once told me that Fitz would only leave if the school cheaps out on his assistant coaches pool or does not improve NUs facilities. Northwestern has committed $220 million to build an on-campus training and recruiting facility, and only one assistant has left for more cash. Fitz loves Northwestern and is no dummy -- a 7-5 season here is hardly cause for alarm. At Michigan, it might get you fired.
Q: I thought Northwestern might really struggle on defense after last season and some of the losses on that side of the ball, but it has been solid. What's the key there?
A: Tyler Scott (seven sacks) and the defensive line have been great against the run. Linebackers Damien Proby and David Nwabuisi have been excellent, and linebacker Chi Chi Ariguzo is always around the football. The secondary was awful last year. Now its merely subpar when cornerback Nick VanHoose is injured, as he is now.
Q: Is this the most speed you've seen on a Northwestern offense?
A: Definitely in the backfield. Venric Mark and Kain Colter are game breakers. Wide receiver Tony Jones can fly, but the other receivers are possession-type guys.
Q: Your keys to the game and a prediction if you care to give one.
A: Ive got Cats 24, MSU 21. NU has shown an impressive ability to bounce back, taking early leads the weeks following those come-from-ahead losses to Penn State and Nebraska. Its hard to fathom MSU losing all four Big Ten home games, though. Id be shocked if this is not a close game.
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People had a lot of complaints about Voyager. Seriously, I've never seen another show with an online atmosphere that toxic*. The people who hated it didn't just hate it, they
it and they had to let anyone who might be looking for what other people were saying about the show to know it. A lot of the critics felt Moore would be a perfect fit for Voyager and wanted him to remake the show in his image. They were elated when he joined Voyager, felt he was forced out wrongly (though if he was brought on and trying to remake the show to suit his vision when he was just another writer, that was out of place. Besides, his run on Voyager sucked. "Barge of the Dead" really sucked and felt out of place on Voyager. In fact, something about the Fall 1999 episodes feels off-kilter). Well, come a few years after Voyager ends, Voyager bashers finally got what they wanted- Moore's vision for Voyager, Battlestar Galactica. They saw how it turned out. What frustrates me is you can still hear laments of how people wished Voyager would be more like this or that even though
they got
what they wanted. Voyager was what it was, BSG was what it was. The landscape was so lopsided because the haters were loud and they didn't have an equally large contingent that loved Voyager to counterbalance them out. On the positive side of the spectrum, it seemed a lot of people merely liked Voyager; few seemed to really love it as intensely as others hated it.
(*: over the whole run. Sometimes individual seasons became toxic, like with the last vestige who hung onto X-Files and insisted it was still as great as ever in Season 9, who acted real nasty to anyone who was disgusted with the course of the show. Man, those people were some of the biggest psychos I've seen on TV forums, though when Stargate Universe went down, a certain fan website turned into the internet-equivalent of North Korea, like banning people for posting facts the moderators themselves posted in previous years, like ratings)
This is nothing new out of Moore. He was bashing Voyager ever since 1999 or so, perhaps even before. He did great on DS9, his run on Voyager sucked, at least he got to try his hand at his own series, allowing fans of his ideas to get a series catered to them.
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Free Comic Book Day doesn't happen until May, but Marvel has gone ahead and released information about their 2014 issue. The headliner of the book will be the Guardians of the Galaxy, which doesn't come as too big of a surprise since they have a movie coming up in August. Newsarma had the details on the story and special Spider-Man backup.
The Guardians story will help "shape the Marvel Universe for the next year and beyond" as most every Marvel story does nowadays. The issue will also feature the first look at the all-new Guardians of the Galaxy. Brian Bendis and artist Nick Bradshaw will introduce two new members to the group. One has been revealed as Captain Marvel, but the other is a mystery figure who will be revealed at a later date. Marvel says the silhouetted figure is someone "you'd never expect to see with the Guardians of the Galaxy! And this mysterious character is about to set off a chain reaction that takes our heroes to the farthest reaches of space – on a collision course with one of the deadliest threats in the cosmos!" The issue will also feature a back-up story from Dan Slott and Giuseppe Camuncoli that will lay the groundwork for the big Spider-Man event coming in the summer of 2014. Free Comic Book Day kicks off May 3, 2014. What do you think of Marvel's early announcement?
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Mike Pegram
Saturday marked the second of three Elite Camps that the Indiana basketball program is hosting this summer. Yesterday we caught up with 6-foot-9 sophomore Mason Plumlee from Warsaw who along with brother Miles are the only two players that have made both of the Elite Camps.
This past year was Mason's freshman year while older brother Miles was a junior. Both are 6-foot-9.
Plumlee says that Indiana assistants Ray McCallum and Jeff Meyer have scouted him at several AAU events this summer. Other big name colleges have taken a look as well. Those include coaches from Purdue, Wisconsin, Tennessee and Illinois.
Plumlee says that Indiana is the only one of that group to make him a scholarship offer.
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October 21, 2010
Week 8 preview in the Big Ten
Tom Dienhart
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The path to the Big Ten championship runs through Iowa City, beginning this weekend.
The conference's top four teams - Michigan State, Ohio State, Wisconsin and Iowa -face off in three games over the next month in what can be considered a Big Ten playoff.
Saturday, Wisconsin (6-1 overall, 2-1 in the Big Ten) becomes the first to visit Iowa (5-1; 2-0). The Badgers arrive with momentum following their 31-18 victory over Ohio State last Saturday in Madison.
After Wisconsin's visit, the Hawkeyes will play host to Michigan State (7-0; 3-0) on Oct. 30. Then, Ohio State (6-1; 2-1) visits Iowa City on Nov. 20.
"I'm not looking at the race," Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said. "I hope our players aren't. To me, there is no race yet. We're two games into it, and it's a long race. And right now, I know we have a tough game Saturday. That's as far as I've looked."
While the Buckeyes' national title hopes may have been dashed by the loss at Wisconsin, they're still trying to tie their Big Ten record by winning at least a share of a sixth consecutive conference championship. The Buckeyes have to win out and also need unbeaten Michigan State to lose because the teams don't meet this season.
Jim Tressel said. "We've got to get better. ... There's a lot of good Ohio State football ahead."
There also is a lot to anticipate at Wisconsin, Iowa and Michigan State, as each is looking to end long Rose Bowl droughts.
The Badgers haven't been to Pasadena since the 1999 season, the Hawkeyes haven't been there since the 1990 season and the Spartans last played in the Rose Bowl in the 1987 season.
"We have done a pretty good job thus far of focusing on one game at a time," said Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio, whose Spartans are the league's lone unbeaten team. "We are starting to get into a little bit of uncharted territory. It's important that our players understand the difference."
Iowa and Wisconsin know what the difference will be between a win and a loss this Saturday when they meet. Win, and advance toward the league crown. Lose, and start planning for the Outback or Gator bowls.
"They are a very talented football team that's playing very, very well," Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema said. "They came off a bye week and went up and handled their business at Michigan."
Both programs are similar in many respects, as each features a ground-oriented offense and strong defense. The key matchup will pit the big, physical Badgers offensive line against an Iowa defensive front that's the best in the Big Ten.
"First of all, they're gigantic," said Ferentz, who has won the past two against Wisconsin and six of the past eight. "That jumps right at you. That is the major difference between our two teams. Their size compared to ours is a pretty significant difference."
Iowa and Wisconsin battle for the Heartland Trophy, but the rivals won't meet annually once the Big Ten breaks into divisions next season with the arrival of Nebraska. The Hawkeyes and Badgers will be in opposite divisions and aren't permanent crossover foes.
"It's a trophy that's going to remain in somebody's locker room now for three years because we don't play for two years after," Bielema said. "That's a big deal. Now, it's not just bragging rights for a year; it's bragging rights for a number of years."
It's also about staying in contention for the Big Ten crown in round one of the tourney.
Key matchup: Wisconsin offensive line vs. Iowa defensive line. This is the second major test in a row for the Badgers' line, which more than held its own against Ohio State's deep front four last week. Iowa's defensive line is even better. Wisconsin RB John Clay had a big day against Ohio State in the upset last week, and that has to happen again if the Badgers are to prevail. Iowa DE Adrian Clayborn, Badgers G John Moffitt and Badgers OT Gabe Carimi are among the nation's premier linemen, so this will be a star-studded affair. In addition, keep an eye on the quarterback play. Wisconsin's Scott Tolzien and Iowa's Ricky Stanzi aren't Heisman contenders, but each "game manager" will play a huge role in their team's hopes of winning. Stanzi is the Big Ten's most efficient passer, while Tolzien is No. 4. The duo has combined for just five picks in 293 attempts.
Player on the spot: Penn State RB Evan Royster. He must have a big game when the Nittany Lions travel to Minnesota looking for their first Big Ten victory. Royster, a senior who flirted with turning pro after last season, has had a rough year, running for only 388 yards and one touchdown. Playing the Gophers may be just what the doctor ordered. Minnesota tackles poorly and ranks last in the Big Ten vs. the run (201.1 ypg). And a big day by Royster, who has eclipsed the 100-yard rushing mark just once this season, would take pressure off true freshman QB Rob Bolden, who has experienced myriad growing pains and leads the league with seven picks.
Numbers game: Penn State has scored just 10 touchdowns, the fewest in the Big Ten. The Nittany Lions rank last in the conference and 108th in the nation in scoring (18.2 ppg).
They said it
"I can give 'em my two-cents worth - I hope it's worth more than that. It's still ... listen, Vince Lombardi could come, too, and not going to fix some of the problems we have on defense, so we've got to do what we've got to do." - Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez, on the horrid Wolverines defense, which ranks 11th in the Big Ten and 105th in the country (441.0 ypg)
"You're not following Vince Lombardi here." - Minnesota athletic director Joel Maturi, who fired Tim Brewster on Sunday. Brewster was 15-30 in three-plus seasons
"That was a different time and a different age, and so many of those players were first-round picks. So we won't compare ourselves to that era at this point in time, but at some point, we hope to." - Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio, on his program being 7-0 for the first time since 1966
"It's just not my personal preference. ... They didn't have tattoos when I was young. I mean, I'm old, OK. I'm old. When I was young, they didn't have them." - Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz. The Hawkeyes play Wisconsin on Saturday, and Badgers coach Bret Bielema is an Iowa alum who has a tattoo of a Hawkeyes logo on a calf
Etc.: Michigan is off this week. ... Minnesota fired Brewster after the Gophers lost at Purdue to fall to 1-6 overall and 0-3 in the Big Ten. Brewster went 6-21 in Big Ten play. Offensive coordinator Jeff Horton, who has been head coach at Nevada and UNLV, will finish the season as interim coach. Maturi has said he wants "to find a Tubby Smith," the successful Gophers hoops coach he hired in 2007. Among the names mentioned as possible replacements have been Houston coach Kevin Sumlin, Arizona coach Mike Stoops, ex-Oregon head coach Mike Bellotti, Alabama offensive coordinator Jim McElwain, Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier, San Diego State's Brady Hoke, Montreal Alouettes coach Marc Trestman and Ole Miss co-offensive coordinator Mike Markuson. ... Brewster was the first Big Ten coach canned during a season since Michigan State fired John L. Smith in 2006. But, unlike Brewster, Smith was allowed to finish the season. ... Illinois is 3-3 despite facing the nation's second-toughest schedule. The Fighting Illini's foes have a combined 26-7 record this season vs. Division I opponents (not counting their games vs. Illinois). ... Wisconsin's David Gilreath became the Big Ten's career leader in kickoff return yards last week when he ran back the opening kick 97 yards for a touchdown in the win over Ohio State. Gilreath has 2,677 career kickoff return yards, surpassing Michigan State's Derrick Mason (1993-96). . . . It's no surprise that Michigan State (3-0) and Iowa (2-0) are unbeaten in Big Ten play. But it is a shock that Purdue (2-0) remains perfect. That could end this weekend, as Purdue hasn't won at Ohio State since 1988. .... The Big Ten leads all conferences with four teams in the top 15 of the BCS standings. ... When Michigan State plays at Northwestern on Saturday, it will be the Spartans' first game outside the state of Michigan this season. ... Ohio State hasn't lost consecutive Big Ten games since 2004.
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By the way, I have an idea for
the description (Mobley's slightly altered):
Inspired by Pancho, this is the place for threads that invite
us to share our success (or failure) stories.
This was discussed a short while ago. I am following up to see if this idea was rejected or not.
was thinking of an interesting format to a forum of this type. I know you just started the research forum, and I
remember talking about the "Hit Forum", but that one never became a reality. I remember you had an old, outdated
"Testimonials" section, and now you seem to just link to the forum for information on the products. Maybe you
should put these two concepts together.
A forum called "Testimonials", "Success Stories", "Hit Reports",
"Product Opinions", etc.
You could either have one thread for each product or combination and reserve it only
for stories regarding the success of the products. You could then have a "Testimonials" link that, unlike all other
sites where they just have a link to a page that says, "This product was great. I am now married, rich, have 3
women on the side, and got promoted to upper management all within a few months of using the product. Thanks,
-Great way for customers to easily see success of each product for what type of person,
situation, etc.
-Separates success and hit stories from basic -mone questions (e.g. newbie "What's the best for
-Stories would see a lot of activity and maybe encourage a simple, structured format for reporting hits to
collaborate ideas efficiently
-Interactive "Testimonials" page unlike any other site and has both success and maybe
OD/failure stories to inform people what might not work for them also
-May require extra moderator
activity to place threads in correct area (sorry mods)
-More forums (sorry mods)
-Extra work (sorry
-Is it needed?
-Sure, it sounds nice and organized, but what would happen if you let the thing loose?
Overall, it sounds nice because the forums would be divided into:
-Research Literature
I just thought I'd throw that idea in there. I'd like that because it might
even be helpful for the lesser-used products that you never hear about to be more easily-accessed. With "forum
turnover", you notice product discussion trends (SOE, Chikara, and perception seem to be the big ones now, but
before it was AE, WAGG, and TE/NPA. What about PI, PCC, Cops, Perfect 10, etc?) and some products you have to go
way back to find information on, and it'd be buried. Maybe this way, you could keep the threads in this
forum lower and therefore easier to find success stories and other information. However, who knows what could
happen with it? It doesn't even have to be formatted the way I am thinking, but I thought it'd be a good idea.
Any thoughts or updates on what happened with that idea?
By the way, I have an idea for
the description (Mobley's slightly altered):
Inspired by Pancho, this is the place for threads that invite
us to share our success (or failure) stories.
Having a forum section like this
would really help out newer users, such as myself, when it comes to deciding which new mones I should look into
purchasing. Sometimes digging through past posts doesn't always come up with the answers newer users are looking
I think this is a great idea Pancho. I only own 2 LS produts: Chikara and SOE Unscented. It took me so much
research just to decide to get those two...
I see this idea as a solution
to the following problem:
Originally Posted by XySen
And again...
have spent that past couple of days reading about and researching all of these 'mone products and each one confuses
me more and more. I have found these to have the most positive feedback on various
I am not sure which one(s) I should buy so I will start off by telling you a
little bit about myself and my goals so maybe someone could recommend a product that best fits my needs.
It is very overwhelming for newbies
coming in. Bruce needs to write more literature in the pheromone reference material. It is incomplete and outdated.
He should also jack up the newbie's click here thread with more info.
I'm against adding another forum
though, just because I think it will divide things up too much (sorry pancho ).
Well, I still think there
should be something somewhere with a list of all of the products and what it's good at. I figured making a forum
with each product having a thread would allow people to give feedback and make finding information on a single
product easy. Obviously, you could say there are mixes, too...and you could go from there, I guess. I'm just
trying to make it easier for people to pick a product. When I look at the site, I think one thing: "If I were new,
how would I know which was right for me?" I think there should be a quick and easy way to start looking for that
answer...the testimonials section is where I went, and a place for people to post updated testimonials/hit reports
would be unheard of in the pheromone business.
But that's just my opinion.
I like the idea
Currently, "hit reports" are sprinkled about in the Pheromone Discussion forum, but concentrating them in one area
might actually be a pretty good idea ... it would probably be the most popular forum as well
Most of us
are results-oriented and I'm sure newbies would flock to such a forum. Speaking of Mobley, he is the one who put
together a whole slew of hit reports into a single thread called "12 long pages of hits ... or lies?"
There may be some problems with this kind of forum, but I think I'd vote yes
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WASHINGTON–President Barack Obama said Monday evening that authorities would get to the bottom of the Boston Marathon bombings and bring to justice whoever is responsible.
In a three-minute statement at the White House, Mr. Obama said, "People shouldn't jump to conclusions before we have all the facts." (See the full transcript.)
On an afternoon when pedestrians were kept away from the White House gates by yellow police tape, Mr. Obama vowed that the perpetrators would be held accountable.
His face grim, he said, "Make no mistake. We will get to the bottom of this and we will find out who did this and we will find out why they did this. Any responsible individuals, any responsible groups, will feel the full weight of justice."
Mr. Obama was briefed on the attacks and spoke to law enforcement and homeland security officials. He also spoke to congressional leaders.
He said that "multiple people have been wounded, some gravely" in the explosions during the Boston Marathon.
He described Boston as "a tough and resilient town," adding, "I'm supremely confident Bostonians will pull together."
The president didn't describe the explosions as a terrorist attack, saying "we don't yet have all the answers."
As Mr. Obama left the lectern, reporters asked him if the explosions constituted a terrorist attack. He did not answer.
After his statement, a White House official said: "Any event with multiple explosive devices – as this appears to be – is clearly an act of terror, and will be approached as an act of terror." The official added that "a thorough investigation will have to determine whether it was planned and carried out by a terrorist group, foreign or domestic."
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|Differential distribution of nitric oxide synthase isoforms in the rostral ventrolateral medulla of the rat.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 12711855 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|We evaluated the distribution of nitric oxide synthase (NOS) isoforms in the rostral ventrolateral medulla (RVLM), the medullary origin of sympathetic neurogenic vasomotor tone, and the contribution of NOS III to the cardiovascular actions of endogenous NO in the RVLM. Adult Sprague-Dawley rats were used. Reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction or Western blot analysis revealed that NOS I, II or III was expressed in the ventrolateral medulla at the mRNA or protein level under basal conditions. However, laser scanning confocal microscopic analysis of double-immunofluorescence images showed that whereas NOS I or II immunoreactivity colocalized with cells within the confines of the RVLM that stained positively with the neuronal marker, NeuN, NOS III immunoreactivity was associated primarily with blood vessels. Furthermore, bilateral microinjection into the RVLM of the selective NOS III inhibitor, N(5)-(1-iminoethyl)-L-ornithine, elicited minimal alterations in baseline systemic arterial pressure, heart rate or sympathetic vasomotor outflow in rats anesthetized with propofol. We conclude that whereas NOS I and II are present in neurons within the confines of the RVLM, NOS III is associated primarily with blood vessels. Our results further indicate that NOS III does not appear to contribute to the maintenance of basal sympathetic vasomotor outflows and arterial pressure by the endogenous NO at the RVLM.
|Alice Y W Chang; Julie Y H Chan; Samuel H H Chan
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|Type: Comparative Study; Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't
Journal Detail:
|Title: Journal of biomedical science Volume: 10 ISSN: 1021-7770 ISO Abbreviation: J. Biomed. Sci. Publication Date: 2003 May-Jun
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|Created Date: 2003-04-24 Completed Date: 2004-01-21 Revised Date: 2006-11-15
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|Nlm Unique ID: 9421567 Medline TA: J Biomed Sci Country: Switzerland
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 285-91 Citation Subset: IM
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|Copyright 2003 National Science Council, ROC and S. Karger AG, Basel
|Center for Neuroscience, National Sun Yat-sen University, Kaohsiung 80424, Taiwan, ROC.
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|MeSH Terms
Blotting, Western
Isoenzymes / chemistry
Medulla Oblongata / chemistry*
Microscopy, Confocal
Nitric Oxide Synthase / antagonists & inhibitors, chemistry*, metabolism
Rats / metabolism*
Rats, Sprague-Dawley
Reverse Transcriptase Polymerase Chain Reaction
Time Factors
Vasomotor System / metabolism
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Fond du Lac Public works employees work on a water main break on Wilson Avenue near Scott Street on Feb. 4.
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No matter what its state - snow, frost or ice - water has been a constant nemesis for city work crews this winter.
And with warmer temperatures than we've had lately on the horizon this week, Fond du Lac Public Works Director Jordan Skiff said he isn't too concerned about any flooding arising from a possible thaw - at least not yet.
"It's always a concern when you start seeing the first thaw of winter, but the temperatures are going to be in the 30s not the 50s, so I'm not really that worried," Skiff said. "I think the thaw will be gradual enough that our system should be able to handle it fine."Forecast ...


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Sign Company Lobbyists Raining Big Bucks on City Hall
- 07 Feb 2012
- Written by Dennis Hathaway
BILLBOARD WATCH - Billboard companies and others with a vested interest in sign regulations spent more than $1.1 million lobbying city councilmembers and other city officials in 2011, according to reports filed with the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission.
The big spender in the effort to influence those officials was Clear Channel, which paid lobbying firms almost $427,878. Payments reported to the Ethics Commission by other sign companies were:
Martin Outdoor $220,000
Regency Outdoor $124,969
Van Wagner $117,337
CBS Outdoor $112,645
Lamar Advertising $55,622
National Promotions $46,840
Norman Bus Bench $41,445
Creative Outdoor $15,097
An obvious item of major interest to Clear Channel, CBS Outdoor, Lamar Advertising and others was the citywide sign ordinance approved by the City Council's PLUM committee late last year. Three other companies–Martin Outdoor, Norman Bus Bench, and Creative Outdoor–were bidders on a new bus bench advertising contract approved by the City Council earlier in the year.
Non-sign companies seeking large entitlements from the city for signage also spent big on lobbying in 2011, although the Ethics Commission reports do not reflect a breakdown between lobbying on signage and other development issues.
The developers of downtown's new Wilshire Grand project, Hanjin International and Thomas Properties Group, together paid $198,000 to lobbying firms. In addition to entitlements needed for the $1 billion-plus project, the companies successfully sought approval for large amounts of digital signage to display commercial advertising on the building's facade.
But that amount pales in comparison to $1.877 million reported by lobbying firms representing AEG, the owner of Staples Center and L.A. Live. The company, which is seeking the city's approval of its plan to build a new NFL football stadium next door to the city convention center, has proposed more than 50,000 sq. ft. of billboards on the convention center facade as well as advertising signage on and around the stadium.
(Dennis Hathaway is the president of the Coalition to Ban Billboard Blight. He can be reached at email@example.com) –cw
Tags: Dennis Hathaway, billboards, Los Angeles, lobbyists, billboard lobbyists, Clear Channel, Ethics
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Beijing 400m gold medallist tells Chris Broadbent she's looking forward to a future that could see her revise her tactics
Not many British athletes endured an Olympic cycle as tough as the nation's solitary gold medallist from Beijing.
But, with "the worst bit over", Christine Ohuruogu, who followed up her success in 2008 with silver in London last summer, has admitted she's now eagerly looking forward to the rest of her career and considering the possibility of employing new tactics to see what more she has to give.
"My whole career has been pretty challenging," she said, "but it's all about enjoying it now. I feel like I have got the worst bit over."
In winning 400m gold in the Bird's Nest Stadium in 2008, Ohuruogu established herself as the UK's most successful championship athlete of recent years. It should have been a glorious countdown to the defence of her Olympic title in her home city at London 2012, yet the intervening three years were laden with problems that could easily have de-railed an athlete of lesser mental strength.
That she managed to return to anything like her best by winning a gutsy silver medal in August is a testament to her fortitude and just reward for her determination. Her immediate disappointment in failing to win gold again also revealed much about the fierce ambition that lies within her often cool and calm exterior.
Although she defied many who doubted her in medalling, Ohuruogu has stressed that is not what inspired her. "I don't do what I do to prove anybody wrong," she said. "I do it to prove myself right. I know what I've got and I know what I can do. That's my motivation.
"I know how I want to run. I've not seen it from me yet," she said in considering the possibility of experimenting more with new tactics in the future, instead of her customary final straight charge which has served her well.
"I know I can run from the front as opposed to a chasing position. That's something I know I can do. I really feel now is the time for me to work on that, as opposed to trying to play safe.
"A lot of people tend to go out harder but still die. It's the person who can judge it the best really. Even though the others go out harder, they are not beating me on the home straight, so it's not really working is it?
"I think I need to probably be a lot more in contention at 300m and then rely on the strength to come down the home straight."
This summer's World Championships in Moscow are an obvious target where she will most likely have to overcome Sanya Richards-Ross, who claimed the gold ahead of Ohuruogu in London.
Her rivalry with the American was one of the more prominent head-to-heads in the sport before the British international's dip in form.
Now fully fit, the rivalry is now fully rekindled and Ohuruogu is looking forward to the challenge.
"She's a very good athlete and is in the position that she's the one to be beaten," she said. "I'm game if she is.
"I'll race anybody. There's not just Sanya, there's lot of others. In the 400m you always keep your eyes open. You never write anybody off .
"But it's good for the sport. It's good for people to really engage and to feel the event like we do. If we get people to attend these events and feel the passion, then we are doing our jobs."
» This is an extract from an interview with Christine Ohuruogu in the January 24 issue of Athletics Weekly, which is available here
Christine, I know that you can improve in the 400 meters race but you will have to improve your leg speed drastically. Be careful trying to copy Sanya because she is more of a sprinter doing the 400 meters and an be ranked among the top sprinters in the world. (10.8/22.00). She can hit 300 meters at (34 – 35 sec) and still finish fairly strong. I think if you can improve on your 100/200 meters speed, you should be fine.
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Police released surveillance video of a shooting at jewelry store in North Miami on Christmas Eve.
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'Jacks rout Pot State, give Szymanski 300th win
Chesapeake College follows up with Sunday sweep of PG
Keyser, W.Va. Any win over perennial Region XX baseball champion Potomac State College is sweet. Saturday's 8-2 victory the Skipjacks' first at PSC since the rivals began playing in 2007 and head coach Frank Szymanski's 300th overall coaching win was even more special than most.
"It means I must have been coaching a long time," said Szymanski when asked about compiling 300 victories. In a more serious tone, he said a lot of people have had a hand in those wins.
"I always think about the commitment our players have made to the college, both academically and athletically," said Szymanski. "The faculty, staff and administration have also been incredibly supportive of our program."
The Skipjacks (14-5 overall, 5-1 Maryland JuCo) added a pair of conference wins Sunday afternoon by sweeping host Prince George's Community College, 6-0 and 10-1. Devin Gardner threw a shutout in Game 1 while three pitchers combined on a four-hitter in the nightcap.
"The pitching staff has kept us in games all season and our defense is just getting better every day," said Szymanski.
Freshman Brennan Miller (3-0) was the winning pitcher against Potomac State. While Miller (four strikeouts) allowed three hits with five walks and three hit batsmen over seven innings, he got plenty of help from a defense that turned four double plays.
"One word sums it up with Brennan Miller competitor," said Szymanski. "He just competes and refuses to give in."
Billy Felo pitched the final two innings, allowing two runs on four hits, a walk and a hit batsman with three strikeouts.
The Skipjacks took a 1-0 lead in the second inning as Tommy Gilchrist (2-for-2) tripled with two outs and scored on Chris Bell's double. Bell (3-for-5, four RBI) singled in another run during a two-run sixth and had a two-run double during a four-run ninth inning that began with the Skipjacks holding a nervous, 4-2 advantage.
Mike Turner (double, RBI) and John Northam also had two hits each for the Skipjacks.
Losing pitcher Cody Ellsworth lasted 5 2/3 innings for the Catamounts, exiting during Chesapeake's two-run sixth.
The Skipjacks return to action Tuesday afternoon at Montgomery College Rockville.
Chesapeake 6, Prince George's 0
LARGO Devin Gardner struck out 10 while pitching a three-hit complete game to pace the Skipjacks in Sunday's Game 1.
Gardner and Prince George's starting pitcher Humberto Ramos were locked in a scoreless duel until Chesapeake's two-run fifth inning. Zach Larson scored the game's first run on a wild pitch and Tucker Tobin drove in the second run with a single.
Billy Felo's sixth-inning, RBI triple stretched Chesapeake's lead to 3-0 and Anthony Ragos (3-for-4, two runs, two RBI) had a two-run single during a three-run seventh that broke the game open. Tommy Gilchrist contributed a run-scoring single in the seventh.
Chesapeake 10, Prince George's 1
LARGO Danny Abdulla (2-0) struck out eight and allowed just two hits and two walks over five innings to win Sunday's nightcap.
David Cannon (two strikeouts, two hits allowed) and Jordan Shockley (two strikeouts, one walk) each pitched an inning for the Skipjacks.
Will Jones led the Skipjacks' offense, going 3-for-3 with a run and two RBI. Devin Gardner (double, RBI) and Brent Poullard (RBI) each had two hits.
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Me So Far presents a dating event for Red Line and Brown Line riders. Ten singles living on the Red and Brown lines present their lives in 4-minute PowerPoint presentations to a crowd of 50 more singles. Gapers Block's Chicago Bucket List columnist Niki Fritz will be one of the presenters. The event is tonight from 6:30pm to 9pm at Sushi Taiyo, 58 E. Ontario Ave., in the upstairs lounge. Admission is $35, with a portion of the proceeds going to Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.
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A.V. Club and Lincoln Hall, 2424 N. Lincoln Ave. present the director's cut of Bad Santa followed by a Q&A with director Terry Zwigoff tonight at 7:30pm as part of the "3-Penny Was Here" film series. Admission is $5, and includes two Mike's Hard Lemonade drinks. 21+
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