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TORONTO - Eric Meek notched the 100th victory of his career Friday.
His team, points-wise, was halfway there.
The Toronto Red Knights rolled past Bellaire St. John for the historic milestone of Meek's storied career.
Chez Glenn led the rushing attack with 116 yards on just seven carries, while Blaze Glenn carried three times for 101 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Blaze scored on runs of 47 and 53 runs.
Chez scored on a 3 yard run and an 80 yard run to close out the half.
St. John (0-6) scored in the first quarter on a 73-yard pass from running back Kyle Whorton to Cameron Opic.
Charles Ross, Donnie Starkey, Danny Zdinak and Chantz Cassella also scored rushing touchdowns for Toronto. On the last possession of the game, Kyle Coppa closed the scoring on St. John's last possession with a 60-yard touchdown run.


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1969 Ford Boss 429 Mustang - 40th Anniversary Special ReportWritten by on April 4, 2009 Contributors: Robert McGaffin The Boss 429 Mustang Was Ford's Commitment To Nascar Racing, No Matter The Cost.
If Semon "Bunkie" Knudsen hadn't left General Motors to join Ford Motor Company in 1968, chances are there never would have been a Boss 429 Mustang. Knudsen had risen through the ranks at GM, first as general manager of the wildly successful Pontiac Division, then as head of Chevrolet Division. Knudsen was a proponent of racing and high performance, and that philosophy had resulted in a long string of Pontiac and Chevrolet muscle cars.
His successful stewardship of these two GM divisions rewarded him with a promotion upward into the corporation's top management ranks and what seemed like the fast track to the position of General Motors president. Knudsen would ultimately lose that battle to Ed Cole, and he wasn't happy with the GM board's decision. Henry Ford II felt Knudsen was the perfect man to inject some of the GM product and marketing philosophy into Ford. Over internal opposition, Henry Ford II offered Knudsen the top job at Ford. Knudsen cut his lifelong ties with GM and moved across town to the Blue Oval.
One of Knudsen's first moves was to put more muscle in the Mustang lineup. Ford had owned the ponycar market for the first four years it was on the market, but by 1968, the Camaro and Firebird were mauling the Mustang on the street with bigger-displacement engines. And in the SCCA's fast-emerging Trans-Am racing series, the Camaro Z28 was sticking it big time to the Mustang. Knudsen understood that both the Trans-Am series and the Mustang's lack of street performance cred were undercutting the brand's sales and image.
Knudsen immediately ordered Ford engineering and design staffs to conjure up a Z28-style Mustang. "Ford had the Mustang," Knudsen told author Donald Farr some years later, "which was certainly a good-looking automobile. There was nothing wrong with it, but there was a tremendous amount of people out there who wanted a good-looking automobile with performance. If a car looks like it's going fast and it doesn't, people get turned off. I think if you have a performance car and it looks like a pretty sleek automobile, then you should give the sports-minded fellow--the car buff--the opportunity to buy a high-performance automobile."
The result of this new Ford philosophy was the Boss 302 Mustang. Styled by Larry Shinoda, the GM styling wunderkind who had followed Knudsen over to Ford from Chevrolet, the Boss 302 looked the part thanks to its special stripes, big spoilers, and a radical new 290hp 302ci engine, identical in specs to the Z28.
Because of the modifications needed, Ford chose to outsource the Boss 302's suspension changes to Kar Kraft in Brighton, Michigan. Ford had turned to Kar Kraft in the past for special builds; they had been responsible for the construction of the GT40s that went on to win LeMans. While working on the Boss 302's underpinnings, Kar Kraft was also tapped to build what would eventually be called the Boss 429 Mustang. Knudsen was a strong supporter of stock car racing, and felt it necessary that Ford return to NASCAR dominance. He had a new race engine, the "Semi-Hemi" Boss 429, and he needed to make it legal in a hurry.
Thus, the Boss 429 Mustang was produced for one reason, and one reason only: to homologate Ford's new engine for NASCAR competition. Ford was still struggling to compete with Chrysler's 426ci Hemi, and the new "Blue Crescent" Boss 429 had all the earmarks of taking the game right back to Dodge and Plymouth. Based on a beefed, high-strength version of the production 429ci cast-iron block, the Boss 429 had four-bolt mains, a forged steel crank, massive forged steel connecting rods, and forged aluminum pop-up pistons with 10.5:1 compression for street use.
What set the engine apart and made it such a competitor was the magic in its aluminum cylinder heads. The heads featured a "crescent" shaped, semi-hemi combustion chamber with huge canted valves (the Boss 429's 2.3-inch intakes were the largest ever used in a Ford production engine) and huge round ports that could nearly swallow a tennis ball. Another unique feature was the "dry-deck" method that replaced the use of traditional head gaskets. Instead, O-rings were installed to seal the cylinders and the water and oil passages. Riding on top was a 735-cfm Holley, parked on an aluminum high-riser intake manifold. For driveability, a hydraulic valvetrain was employed. In full street dress, with air cleaner and emission equipment in place and closed exhaust, the Boss 429's output was advertised at a ridiculously underrated 375 horsepower. In race form on the NASCAR track, the Boss 429 put out nearly double that amount of horsepower. It was a 200-mph-at-Daytona, full-tilt racing engine toned down for the street.
The Mustang would never compete in a NASCAR race, and while the production Torino would have seemed to be the logical choice for the Boss 429, Knudsen wanted to give the Mustang an extra pump on the performance meter. Interestingly enough, a well-tuned 335hp 428ci Super Cobra Jet Mustang could kick a stock Boss 429 to the curb. Magazine tests of the period revealed the 428SCJ would run nose to nose with the Boss 429. That wasn't because the Boss 429 wasn't able to kick ass, it only served to show how undertuned the engine really was.
Each Boss 429 Mustang began as a partially completed Mach 1 Sportsroof that was delivered to Kar Kraft. These cars were already equipped with heavy-duty suspensions. Kar Kraft would add a .62-inch rear stabilizer bar and the modifications to the brakes and suspension they had first engineered for the Boss 302. Kar Kraft had reworked the platform's basic suspension geometry, and between computer analysis and plenty of track time, stiffer springs and revalved Gabriel shocks were specified for use with the wide 15x7-inch wheels and sticky F60 tires (the front fender wheel openings had to be cut and rolled under to clear the fat Goodyear Polyglas 60-series rubber). The rear shock placements were staggered to handle the increased lateral loads induced by the better adhesion levels generated by the wider tires.
Kar Kraft had their engineering hands full trying to drop the King Kong Boss 429 between the Mustang's narrow shock towers. To shoehorn the big "Shotgun" 429 into the Mustang's narrow engine compartment, Kar Kraft had to cut the shock towers and move them outwards two inches. That required a wider strut tower brace. The front suspension was moved forward 1 inch, and special spindles, relocated upper and lower control arm mounting points, stiffer springs, and a .94-inch front stabilizer bar were added to improve the car's steering and handling characteristics due to the additional mass of the heavier engine. A slimmer power brake booster was required to clear the engine's left-hand valve cover. The battery was moved to the trunk for clearance and to improve weight distribution.
The remainder of the Boss 429 package consisted of Ford's Top Loader close-ratio, four-speed gearbox spinning a 3.91:1 rear axle with a Traction-Lok differential. The front shovel spoiler had to be shortened to clear the pavement since the Boss 429 sat 1 inch lower than stock height.
On the hood was a large scoop designed by Shinoda, driver controlled to allow cold air to the carburetor. Also included in the Boss 429 package were color-keyed, dual outside racing-style mirrors, engine oil cooler, and chromed 15x7 Magnum 500 wheels with those jumbo F60 Goodyears. The interior received he Mustang's Black Deluxe Dcor group, as well as a standard AM radio. An 8,000-rpm tach was included in the instrument package.
Aside from an unassuming Boss 429 decal on the fenders, the car's discreet image belied the powerhouse that lurked beneath the hood. There were no stripes or other radical graphics, or blacked-out trim. Exterior colors were limited to five hues: Wimbledon White, Royal Maroon, Raven Black, Black Jade, and Candy Apple Red.
Assembly of the Job One 1969 Boss 429 Mustang was completed on January 15, 1969 at Kar Kraft's Brighton facility. Kar Kraft affixed a production sticker on the driver's door of each Boss 429, just above the warranty data plate. The first Boss 429 received number "KK NASCAR 1201." Because of the less-than-expected street performance of the early Boss 429s (one magazine called it a "stone"), Ford bowed to critics by making some revisions to the engine's internals by changing the bulletproof NASCAR rods for lighter units. This was done after job number 279. Not long after that revision, the magnesium valve covers were replaced with aluminum, and the valvetrain switched from hydraulic to mechanical.
Even these changes couldn't bring out the incredible top-end racing power of the Boss 429. The 735-cfm Holley carburetor didn't flow enough air, the camshaft was ground for low-end torque, and the factory-installed rev limiter all combined to prevent most adolescent speed jockeys from losing control and wrapping their FoMoCo-financed Boss 429 around a light pole.
When production ended in July, the last 1969 Boss 429 Mustang was numbered KK NASCAR 2059. Each engine block had the serial number stamped into the rear of the block as well as the transmission housing, the chassis, and the inner front fenders. A total of 859 were assembled (including two Boss 429 Cougars), although NASCAR homologation rules required only 500 be built.
Because of all the modifications necessary to fit the Boss 429 into the Mustang, Ford lost money on each one built, even with the hefty $1,208.35 tariff added to the Mustang's window sticker just for the engine. Each of the mandatory options for the Boss 429 were also tacked onto the bottom line, running the price tag up to nearly $5,000. Other options like the Shinoda-designed Sports Slats backlight louvers and rear deck spoiler were available at buyer preference.
The financial hit Ford took on each Boss 429 was considered a successful investment in NASCAR exposure and victories. Knudsen had coined the phrase: "Win on Sunday and sell on Monday," and believed the image rub-off was worth every dollar. During the 1969 racing season, Ford dominated the NASCAR circuit with the new Boss 429, winning more than half of the 54 races that season. At one point during the summer of 1969, Ford won 11 straight races thanks to the Boss 429. And while the Boss 429 did show up on the dragstrip in limited numbers, it never captured a national NHRA win.
The Boss 429, like the Boss 302, would continue through the 1970 model year. There were a few minor changes made to the '70 Boss 429, and Kar Kraft produced 499 before the program was canceled in January 1970. Knudsen had been railroaded out of his position of president at Ford in September 1969, and his successor, Lee Iacocca, didn't subscribe to Knudsen's enthusiasm for racing. It was a short-lived period of GM-style "go-go" product development and marketing, and Knudsen and his magnificent Boss Mustangs soon faded into Ford's more conservative culture.
Thanks to hardcore loyalists like Gregg Montgomery of Dayton, Ohio, the Boss 429 still stands as one of the most desirable Mustangs ever built. Gregg has an affinity for Ford's NASCAR connection. Before buying this Candy Apple Red '69 Boss 429 Mustang, he owned a Torino Talladega, which was Ford's introduction to NASCAR high-bank aerodynamics.
Gregg located the Boss 429 in December 1994 in the Atlanta, Georgia, area and brought it home. An expert machinist, Gregg tore the engine apart for a total rebuild. He kept the engine stock, faithfully following factory specifications; however, he did bump the compression ratio up a few points.
With the help of Bob Perkins, John Gumbert, and Doug Monroe, Gregg completed detailing and perfecting the Boss 429's pristine, 32,000-mile appearance. Along with all the mandatory Boss 429 options, it's also equipped with high-back bucket seats, center console, power steering, and power brakes.
Gregg's Boss 429 is a certified show winner, snaring awards like Best of Show at the Ford Expo and at the Dayton Concours de Elegance. It could just be the best Boss 429 in the country, recalling a time when motorsports competition was essential in Detroit, and dropping racing engines into street cars was a commitment that Ford called "Total Performance."
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The Boss 429 had an aggressive stance thanks to a 1-inch lower suspension and wide F60x15 Goodyear Polyglas tires. The front spoiler was standard as part of the Boss 429 package.The Boss 429's interior was plush by muscle car standards. The Deluxe Dcor Group was included with the Boss 429; however, the front buckets in Gregg Montgomery's Mustang have the optional high backs.Talk about a sleeper. The only clue the King Kong "Blue Crescent" was under the hood was this simple Boss 429 decal on the front fenders.Gregg Montgomery purchased his 32,000-mile Candy Apple Red '69 Boss 429 in 1994, began the restoration in 1998, and completed the project in 2002.Each Boss 429 came with this serial number label affixed to the driver's door directly above the data plate. The 1969 serial numbers started at 1201 and ran consecutively to 2059.

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Toronto, ON It's hard to believe that this could have been a bad/irritating week for hockey with the NHL Lockout ending just a few short days ago, and opening night just around the corner. Who could possibly say this was an off week? I could. So, as the eternal pessimist, who doesn't even see the return of Don Cherry's suits as something to smile about, please tolerate a few of my shorter rants about all the things that have irritated me in the world of hockey over the past few days. Enjoy!
The big W-T-F surrounding the Leafs decision to fire Brian Burke?!?!
OK… It's not that I don't understand that the era of Burke wasn't exactly a successful one, but I for one never entirely blamed him for the Leafs extended period of suck. I mean, it seemed to me that he didn't have much to work with or bargain away. Can we really blame him for the Leafs missing the playoffs every year that he was in charge?
That being said, rumours surrounding the decision to fire Burke include his hesitation to make a move to sign Luongo for top dollar in the days leading up to the new season. I'm not sure if that's true, but if I ever had a criticism over anything Burke did as the GM of the Leafs, it would be his occasional style of negotiating, which seemed to involve convincing players to sign for less money to enjoy the perks of playing in Toronto. Maybe that works some of the time, but in most cases I would say a lot of players would want to be paid more for having to put up with the Toronto media scrutiny. Plus, the current young vets in the NHL are of the instant gratification generation, who think they deserve 30 goal money, for a career high of 15.
Was Burke's stinginess with the cash (minus Kessel, of course) the key to his undoing? Maybe. One thing's for sure, this is a bold move by the Maple Leafs so close to the start of the season. Something seems suspicious about the whole thing, but I'm sure that will reveal itself in time.
P.S. By the sounds of things in the Nonis presser, I think Luongo is definitely Toronto bound??? Is that possible? Hmmm….
The NHL Lockout doesn't end so much as it fizzles out…
If you were like me then you were awake and glued to your phone waiting out the last few hours of the Lockout. It was hard not to stay up late over the past few months, as the reporters covering the talks in NYC really don't appear to handle their caffeine well. Their tweets quickly turned from informative to laugh out loud amusing as soon as the clock struck midnight, which I suppose was one of the positive highlights of the senseless Lockout of 2012.
However, the way the Lockout ended was almost as blood boiling as the way it began. What that final night of negotiations meant to me was that the NHL/PA were a mere all-nighter away from getting a deal done. Why weren't they locking themselves up in the summer?! The other thing that really enrages my beast is that no one got screwed in the Lockout and the new CBA seems to be only moderately different from the old. Call me old fashioned, but if we are missing hockey over negotiations then someone better be getting raped any and every possible way. Sadly, nobody was… Except the fans.
Paulina Gretzky lands TV show in Canada.
There is nothing worse than spoiled little rich kids getting TV shows because Mommy and Daddy threw money at a greedy network executive. The Hiltons, Kardashians, and etc are all loathsome individuals. That being said, when those spoiled brats happen to be hockey children, then that disrupts the delicate balance in my personal sphere. Sadly, not only did this ditzy, spread eagled, camera whore of a Gretzky get her own TV show, it is unfortunately also in my country. Oh God… Get me on the next plane out of here!
By the way, they interviewed her on TV the other day. What a @#$%ing moron! Of course, it was too much to hope she'd actually be intelligent and interesting. Hooray for nepotism!
The Marlies front office still can't do anything right!
On a more personal note, this rant relates to my game experience at Ricoh Coliseum on Saturday. You see, I've been feeling really run down the past few weeks, and it was really hard to get out of bed on Saturday morning. Alas, I had free tickets for the Marlies game after bringing in two teddy bears for their annual Teddy Bear Toss before Christmas, and I can't disrespect free tickets by not going to the game.
Yeah, giving out free tickets sure was nice of them. They definitely didnt have to do that. However, on the day of their tilt with the Rockford Ice Hogs, the Marlies had an unexpected sellout, and gave away the tickets that should have been designated to the Teddy Bear Toss people. We were all banished to the standing room located on top of the upper bowl all because the Marlies didn't stop to consider that perhaps the last home game before a three week road trip would be a major seller. This isn't the first fuck up in the 7 year history of the Marlies sales team (think pricing disaster of '06), and I'm sure it won't be the last. Nevertheless… I rolled out of bed that morning, absolutely exhausted and achey, with no place to sit, and dicks standing in clusters all around me. Yeah, I would have definitely stayed in bed if I had known.
Cosmo attempts to dabble in hockey, fails.
Once again Cosmopolitan magazine proves they know absolutely nothing about hockey or the attractiveness of hockey players, as they released another horrible Top 30 list of the hottest NHL players. Henrik Lundqvist didn't even make the cut! Don't worry, our resident puck bunny, Psycho Bambi, has rectified the injustice with a Top 30 list of her own. Click here to check it out!
Top Photo: Korea. Got a parcel in the mail with the Toronto Star's sports section. Brian Burke's Draft Day face 2010.


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When I say we I really mean them and us. If, as seems certain now the 17 eurozone countries effectively become one then what are the consequences of that. Here are some of my first thoughts on one subject – taxation. These are not a judgement of good and bad just a flow of fairly immediate consequences.
For simplicity let's call the two new blocks EUtopia and EU lite. In Eutopia Brussells will take care of fiscal policy, that doesn't sound like much, however, it means that all taxes will be decided by the centre. Given the commanding nature of the history of the EU state it is likely that tax levels will be relatively high, and bearing in mind the nature of politics then it is unlikely that indirect taxes will diminish. The advantages that say Eire has over Germany in setting low corporation tax rates will disappear, making it sensible for businesses to relocate to power, the centre or the most colourful places, much like a Londoncentric UK. These changes will affect every one of the countries inside EUtopia. One level of VAT, one income tax rate, one set of green tax rates. It makes things simpler for businesses but much harder for those at the periphery, why live in Finland when you can have the same services and live where the excitement is or on the Mediterranean coast? Creating a group of public services with similar standards will take up EUtopia for decades, its not just processes but culture. Its easy then to think of a big EUtopia with a good standard of services and universal tax and a very centrist economy but that belies the fact that this block has a very ageing population. The age time-bomb as it has been called could be the death of the EUtopia dream, services rather than being scaled up may have to be scaled down, it is OK to some to think of a big expensive state with high quality services but to pay for a big state and get less that may be politically impossible.
EU lite must by its nature be marginalised, it has already started happening with David Cameron being told to butt out of discussions between the eurozone leaders. If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck and quacks like a duck its probably a duck. By the same token EUtopia has decided to become one state (with regions) EU lite will be on the border of a much bigger and more powerful neighbour. We will be at risk of trade problems, French farmers burning produce could be the least of our problems, we may negotiate a strong trade agreement but the history of the world and politics is that each looks after their own. We will reduce taxes in order to stimulate our economy but we must hope that the EUtopia has too much on its plate to retaliate until we are less debt dependent, in any event our tax rates will be a source of irritation to them, we must hope they become no more than that. Our taxes must also remain high as we consider our debt burden and our own ageing population. So high taxes for the forseeable future for all sides, with possibly a tax war to persuade companies over location. We can already see the first shots fired in this confrontation over the taxation of the City of London. The EUtopians want income directly from it, EU liters will resist.


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Merrick Jewish Centre hosting concert to help Sandy victims
The Merrick Jewish Centre is looking to help Long Islanders this holiday season at their Hanukkah concert dedicated to the victims of Hurricane Sandy.
The center, located at 225 Fox Blvd. in Merrick, will host singer Neshama Carlebach and the Green Pastures Baptist Church Choir for the "Lights of Hope" concert on Wednesday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m. Donations will benefit charitable organizations who aim to help the still-devastated areas of Long Island after last month's hurricane.
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Novak Djokovic always has a backup plan if this tennis thing doesn't work out. The singing Serb, who got all gussied up in a peak-lapel grey suit, took part in the semifinal round of Eurovision 2008 where Belgrade is the host city.
Nole hums a tune then throws a giant yellow tennis ball into the crowd to get the voting started. What a ham.
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Rafael Nadal confirmed he will not be participating in the Davis Cup final versus Argentina due to the tendinitis that forced him out of the Paris Masters and this week's Masters Cup.
A disappointed Rafa told the press in Barcelona:
After a very long and positive year, it is terrible for me not to be able to participate at two of the events that were part of my goals of the year, Shanghai and the Davis Cup final.
These are tough moments, but I have done everything possible to be fit for the final. It was something I really wanted. I am used to pain, I am used to playing with pain but this time is different, I can't control it.
It's truly unfortunate the top baller's fairy tale season had to end on such a terrible note. Rafa's had issues with his knees in the past and always tapes them for preventative measure, but to miss these major tourneys because of the injury is a very worrying sign.
It's too early to say whether this specific injury will affect him over the long term but his intense and overtly physical style of play won't help matters. Tough luck.
On the flip side, Argentina is positioned now to take their first Davis Cup championship with Rafa on Spain's sidelines - no problem.
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The Capital Challenge is an annual race that benefits the Wounded Warrior Project.
WUSA9's Erica Grow, Debra Alfarone, Ko Im, Dave Owens and Ken Molestina were part of the only television station team racing against Senators, members of Congress, Supreme Court employees, and other media outlets, including USA Today!
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- If you're seeking an intriguing story line in the upcoming NFL draft, follow the progress of Aaron Dobson.
While most attention within the Mountain State will be on former WVU standouts Geno Smith, Tavon Austin and Stedman Bailey, ex-Marshall receiver Dobson is the one that's homegrown.
The South Charleston High grad made waves in the recent Senior Bowl practices. Dane Brugler of NFLDraftScout.com said Dobson had "explosive athleticism and fluid ankles in his routes."
"He stands in a very good position," said Isaac Conner, Dobson's agent. "Obviously, he's an outstanding receiver. He's tall, big and fast. [NFL] teams really like his physical attributes and some of the things he did at Marshall."
Perhaps not everything. Dobson had a terrific overall career, finishing with 24 touchdowns, but he finished third among Herd receivers last season with 57 catches for 679 yards and but three scores. He averaged 67.9 yards a game.
"He had such a good junior year you knew defenses would start keying on him," Conner said. "Then he had a little injury and a season that wasn't what he hoped for. But I think everybody sees that. He missed a couple games and that messes with your stats."
Dobson tweaked his right knee on the first play of the Nov. 3 Memphis game and missed the subsequent loss to UAB.
"But at the Senior Bowl he showed he could hang with the country's elite guys," Conner said.
Dobson is now headed for the NFL combine, to be held Feb. 19-26 in Indianapolis.
"Right now he's projected as a second-round pick," Conner said. "He's going to the combine in hopes of getting into the first round."
Conner, by the way, works for the A3 agency out of Tennessee. He also represented former Marshall linebacker Mario Harvey, now of the Indianapolis Colts.
Just this week it happened here in the Kanawha Valley. Riverside High's basketball coaches were suspended and, after the Warriors' game with Woodrow Wilson, no players were "made available to the press."
Also - get this - RHS principal Valery Harper had the audacity to "instruct" media not to interview players or coaches or PARENTS prior to the game. A Gazette reporter "was escorted to the scorer's table by another administrator," according to writer Tommy Atkinson.
Um, excuse me. Is this North Korea? Are we in Burma?
This happens all the time - although not to the extent of PARENTS - in major-college athletics. Coaches or sports information directors arbitrarily decide whether, say, freshmen are allowed to speak with the press. A player in the midst of controversy might not be "made available." And it seems OK to most because those wielding power are "protecting" student athletes.
But are they protecting the athletes or themselves?
More often than not, reporters go along with such declarations, mostly because of time constraints. Raising a ruckus for a comment isn't worth subsequent waves. Athletes, understandably, don't wish to suffer consequences.
What's sad is anyone would threaten consequences for speaking freely. This is America, folks, not Libya.
Mike DeCourcy of The Sporting News recently wrote about end-of-the-game strategy involving basketball.
We've all seen games where Team A stands ahead by three points with just a few ticks left and tries to tip-toe into the locker room with a victory. Coaches leave open the door for a 3-point bucket instead of intentionally fouling.
Well, a friend of DeCourcy's began charting such situations this season. And, at the publication date, there had been 279 total situations in which a team was ahead by three points with the other team in possession of the ball and seven seconds or less to play.
According to the article, 259 times the team did not foul and relied on its defense. Forty-six of those teams allowed a game-tying 3-pointer that forced overtime. That's a 17.7 percent failure rate.
Twenty times the team chose to foul on purpose to prevent the 3-pointer. Only once, by Kent State against Valparaiso, was the game tied by a team that rebounded a free-throw miss and converted a basket. (According to DeCourcy's friend, a lane violation should have been called on that.) The failure rate, including Kent's effort, was but 5 percent.
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Guys Like Us at Goodguys Del Mar Back in April, we cruised down the California coast for a few days in the sun at the Goodguys 10th Annual Del Mar Nationals. Not surprisingly, there were a ton of trucks at the show, a number of which were freshly completed over the short SoCal winter. We had a chance to talk to a number of owners and realized how many were loyal readers of CCT. That said, we decided to give the Readers' Rides section a little twist this month in honor to all of you who bring your trucks out to these events for us all to enjoy. Check out the photos and keep your eyes peeled for a more in-depth peek at a number of them in future issues.
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After a brisk Tuesday, Feb. 4 meeting, Holyoke City Council members held a short work session to discuss the estimated costs of expanding city utilities south of Cobblestone Inn and Suites in Holyoke.
Tom Bennett joined the conversation, stating that he has been looking into various outlets for money through grants. Options are available depending on the commitment level the city would have to apply.
City Superintendent Mark Brown put together a rough list of estimated costs for development purposes south of the hotel. The total project could carry a price tag upward of $160,000 if started from scratch.
Extending water services would cost roughly $110,000, with approximately $90,000 for supplies. Brown stated that much of the materials for this portion of the project are already owned by the city.
Sewer costs could reach over $35,000, with $12,500 attributed to materials. The price to extend electricity may run close to $21,000, with $15,000 for materials.
"This has been my objective the whole time—to get the general costs on everything so we can look at the whole project and see if it makes sense or not," Bennett said.
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Mayor Orville Tonsing stated that he had heard several comments from business owners that were grateful for the work of city crews in removing snow from parking spaces.
Holyoke Police Chief Doug Bergstrom reported that from Jan. 16-29, the department generated 62 calls for service. He commented that there has been a number of calls for barking dogs recently as well.
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City Clerk/Treasurer Kathy Olofson stated that the city had received the annual franchise fee check from SourceGas for $14,886.91, up nearly $1,000 from last year.
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—set the price of city-owned lots at $90 per frontage foot for center lots and $95 per frontage foot for corner lots with a minimum lot size of 75 feet. It is mandatory to sell the lots in a manner so the entire block can be sold. The prices will be reviewed the first of each year and the city furnishes curb, gutter and oil.
—approved the 2013 year-end transfers.
—approved travel requests to send Rich Wittman to Mesa Hotline School as an instructor in Grand Junction from May 4-9.
—approved a request from Phillips County commissioners to waive the building permit fees for the remodeling project at the garage east of the courthouse.
—accepted a quote from Weathercraft Companies for $6,569 to replace the well house roofs at the golf course well and the water tower well.
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2 bears in 1 tree. Finally put some targeted at game up today! Hiking and free casting the dogs about 2 miles in from the end of the road. Trying to hit hard to access areas and find the big boy. Ended up putting up a roughly 300# sow with her cub. Really happy with the dogs and the results of the hard work! Couldn't fill a tag but still worth it.
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So the word is she will be living a retired life of luxury, permanenet hip damage but should be able to get around OK. Just won't be running the mountains anymore. Hate to see a good dog get hurt but anything that puts 110% into anything will see injury at some point in life.
Going to be back at it again this weekend, went out Sunday and found several sets of tracks, dogs struck several times but nothing really big. Hopefully we can locate the big boy this weekend.
Glad to hear she will make it, retirement life cant be all that bad!!!
The chase continues, headed back out Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Heading up to the spot we were successful last weekend, have a 9 mile loop we plan on hiking while free casting dogs. Have a damn good feeling about tomorrow. All the buddies are going together, should be a fun hunt and hopefully successful! I plan on posting some trophy pics!
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Did 13 miles yesterday in what NDOW said was the highest population density area in NV. Nothing but old sign the whole way. Went out to one of my favorite spots today and had 3 solid races that blew up after 45 minutes to an hour of chase. Tons of deer in this area and they are breaking havoc on our hunts but still having a blast and learning something new every minute. We were gathering dogs up and had a bear coming lumbering off the mountain right behind us, looked our way and beat feet for the next country, I only had a couple young unproven dogs to send after the bear but let them go. They took the track good and opened on the track. They blazed that track and gave chase for a 1/4 mile and ran right into wood cutters, they said the bear went left when it saw them and a minute later the youngsters came blazing in and went right. The pups ended up jumping dear and fooling around before coming back out. Bear made a slick move and laughed at us! Really cool learning experience and seeing how tricky these bruins can be. Back at it tomorrow, so far 3 bears have been harvested according to NDOW and the hunting has been tough, dry dusty conditions.


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Baby shower w/ baby #2?
I am 15 weeks pregnant with baby #2, who will be 2 1/2 years younger than my son. We aren't going to find out what we're having, and didn't with our first. I always thought it was "rude" to have a second baby shower, but the more I look at things the more I am realizing how many things I am going to need, even though I saved just about everything from my first. But now it's the double stroller, new bottles, things that weren't saveable (ie: the exesaucer that my son destroyed!) items for the nursery, etc. Opinions are greatly appreciated! So confused!!!
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I'm also having my 2nd with a 3yr old girl. I was going throw the same thing you are now. An it is for that same reason that i am having mine. Since it is a 2nd baby shower im only inviting family and close friends. Also im making sure men are coming so its more like a welcome/celebration for you and your guy of having another baby. Plus its more fun to have the daddy be involved in the games. Best of luck.posted 03/03/2013 by mamadrea57
I don't think it's rude at all. I'm having my second child in April, my oldest will be 10 in October. I have friends already asking to throw baby showers!! I'm excited that my friends and family want to celebrate my children!posted 09/05/2012 by SweetPea8411
I always heard you shouldnt have a baby shower for the second unless its a different gender....or there is a big age difference. However now that Im pregnant I agree all babies should be celebrated....I love the cookout suggestion and small list of things you need....I wish you the best of luck and celebrate baby number 2!!!!posted 06/13/2012 by Jamila143
This is baby #3 for me and i plan to celebrate its birth. I've broken so many rules so far in our relationship so why not another. I snub my noes to anyone that doesn't feel like you should have a baby shower after multiple childrenposted 04/19/2012 by after2
There's nothing wrong with having a shower to celebrate a new life, but do not expect big gifts like you got with the 1st. Typically people bring smaller items for 2nd or third babies. think diapers, bottles, clothes. Also, get someone else to throw it. Whenever you host your own it send outs a message of "we want free stuff." Personally I prefer to have showers for baby #2 or so forth after they're born. This way the attention is focused on the new baby and it's a way of giving people a chance to meet your little one. You can even give it a different name than baby shower if it makes you more comfortable, call it a welcome to the world party or something. An exception to this is if there's been a large time span between your last baby and you new baby. People tend to understand you are pretty much starting over after so much time. Another exception tends to be when you have children of all the same gender and the new arrival is the opposite gender or if you're pregnant with multiplesposted 03/13/2012 by loweryglenda
I'm going to have one. Our first child is 10, so we've waited a very long time. Plus, aside from family and very close friends, many of the people in our lives have changed. Not to mention how baby items have changed in the past decade!posted 03/12/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
My friend had a Baby Sprinkle. She only invited close friends and family. She registered for what she really needed.posted 01/31/2012 by goin4number2
I don't think it's rude at all. I am also pregnant with our second child and our daughter will be two years and four months old when we welcome itty bitty. I have always heard that it is "tacky" to have a second one. I had two showers with our daughter, and would love to have another one for this baby as well. I see nothing wrong with getting together with family and friends to celebrate the impending arrival of one of God's greatest blessings. I do however think it's a little much include registry information with the invitation. If someone cares about your registry, they'll ask you for info. I constantly reminded my friends that presents were not neccessary. While the presents were greatly appreciated, my favorite part was sitting down with my family and friends and eating lunch playing games and socializing.posted 01/26/2012 by SoodoosMommy
I am pregnant with my second, and even though I am having another girl they are completely different seasons! My first was in the dead of winter, and my second is going to be born in the summer so we have to buy all new clothing for our new little one. I am not having a normal shower, but one of my friends is throwing a diper and wipes party. Every new baby is special and should be celebrated. Now if in a future pregnancy I find out I am having a boy then I will need a normal shower since all of my baby things are very girly. The people who judge you for celebrating the new life growing inside of you and accepting any help people want to give you will just have to deal with it.posted 01/23/2012 by ElizMommy10
I'm having my last child (#4) and since I absolutely dont need anything,(except diapers), a friend of mine is hosting a GNO party. We will have pedicures, talk, eat, and play games, and share "baby stories". I love this idea of a bunch of my best girlfriends getting together to spend the evening together, (something I WON'T be able to do again for about 6 months). The great part is that I'll still be able to take pictures to put in my sons baby book so one day he doesn't say "my siblings have pics of their baby showers, why don't I have any?". Were still celebrating the arrival of this sweet little baby into the world. Everyone wants to feel loved, and welcomed. Why should the last child get nothing? He is still as important to me as my first. So, let's party!!posted 01/15/2012 by Busyasabee123
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Did you know one in six people in eastern Colorado has asthma?
Did you know that asthma affects a very large number of Colorado residents each year? It is the most common chronic illness among children.
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I've still been hanging on to the idea that 720p and 1080i are roughly equal with exceptions for particular suitability for some content types (like, fast moving stuff like sports is better on 720p).
Keep doing that... you'll be happier!
As an aside, I have some ocean front property in Tennessee for sale. You interested?!


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This blog is typically dedicated to security topics however I thought I would share about two cool gadgets I've been using to a live healthier lifestyle. Check them out and make 2013 a healthier year for you.
I love playing soccer but HATE running as a form of exercise. The problem I have is my mind concentrates on how uncomfortable I feel. I can run for miles on the soccer field but not around the neighborhood. Continue reading


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Summertime is over but the Winter Season is not quite here yet. So, before the craziness of the last couple of weeks of this year begins, we decided that it would be a good idea to meet once again!
Place: D-Vino Bahnhofstrasse / Schützengasse 12 (http://www.d-vino.ch/standorte/bahnhofstrasse.de.html)
Date & time: Thursday, October 18th, 2012 @ 19:15
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Partners are welcome to this networking event.
We look forward to seeing many of you for a great evening.
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Twenty years ago, one of Cincinnati's most successful bands — Over the Rhine — signed a record deal with I.R.S. Records, the label founded by Miles Copeland (brother of Police drummer Stewart) and home to key "Alternative" music releases by R.E.M., The English Beat, Concrete Blonde, The Go-Go's and many others. Now, I.R.S. is back as a working label and its first signing is, coincidentally, eclectic/eccentric Cincinnati rockers Foxy Shazam. The new I.R.S. Records is being relaunched as a joint venture between Crush Management (whose founders have guided the careers of Train and Gym Class Heroes) and EMI. Foxy Shazam released two albums through Warner Bros./Sire, which — along with extensive touring — helped them amass a big following in the States and overseas.
The first sounds from the band's I.R.S. debut are available now via the band's Facebook. Click here to listen to or download your own MP3 copy of the muscular, powerful track "I Like It."
Music Tonight: L.A.-based Electronic trio The Glitch Mob has capitalized on the strength and success of its Hip Hop/Dubstep/Electronica recordings — like last year's acclaimed breakthrough LP, Drink the Sea — by touring fairly consistently. But, though the three are former DJs, a Glitch Mob show isn't just a three-headed DJ set. That wouldn't fly in a venue like Red Rocks in Colorado, but the Glitch Mob worked a packed house into a fervor there recently. The Mob is a live band, playing and controlling their instruments, be they electronic or otherwise.
Music Tonight: Call it the New Wisp Jazz Club — iconic local Jazz venue the Blue Wisp reopens today at its new location at the corner of Race and Seventh streets, following its move over the past week from its old digs on Eighth Street. I'm psyched about the new location for selfish reasons — because it's so close to CityBeat's world headquarters (if you're looking for a staffer after 5 p.m., check the new club's bar area). Looking out the window by my cubicle, I can see that the hideously ugly sign from when the restaurant Bagpipes was in the space is still hanging up (for the record, purple, lime green and orange NEVER go together unless you are making pottery in a Southwestern desert). And The Blob that is Greater Cincinnati construction crews decided it was a good week to swarm Race Street … right in front of the new Wisp (leaving traffic down to just one lane). But the show must go on and the Wisp is on track to re-open today at 4:30 p.m.
Area Pscyh/Pop/Rock trio Buffalo Killers and vintage Rock/Soul/Pop master Brian Olive will be featured heavily on a new live album that includes tracks culled from performances at the 2012 Deep Blues Festival in Minnesota. The three-day, sold-out fest featured 26 bands, seven of which (including Olive and Buffalo Killers) record for the Alive NaturalSound imprint, which is releasing the live set.
Alive at the Deep Blues Fest is due Nov. 27 on CD, digitally and on "BBQ-sauce red colored vinyl" (the fest was presented by the owner of a BBQ joint near the Twin Cities). Brian Olive has the songs "Traveling" and "Bonelle" on the release; Buffalo Killers open the album with "River Water" and an epic version of "It's a Shame," which is available for free download. Give it a listen below and hit the download button for your very own copy.
Buffalo Killers headline the Ballroom at the Taft Theatre on Nov. 16 with Hollis Brown opening. Tickets are just $8 in advance. Click here for tickets and more details.
Music Tonight: Smooth, soulful Cincinnati-based vocalist Dion performs at The Greenwich in Walnut Hills. Dion got off to a fast start in his career; after graduating college, he went to a talent showcase hosted by renowned DJ Hi-Tek (another a hometown hero). Dion won the contest/audition and Hi-Tek began to use him on some of the high-profile projects he was working on. He and Tek collaborated on the track "Runnin'," from Game's first album, The Documentary, which brought him to the attention of Game's label, Aftermath, founded by the legendary Dr. Dre (he's also worked with Talib Kweli, Xzibit, 50 Cent and others). But the deal didn't pan out (maybe Dre got distracted by his headphones company). Dion has continued to perform and work on new music; he released a mixtape this year (it came out in Japan on the Japan Entertainment Group label) called The Sample, which you can listen to here and download for free here. The gifted Neo Soul/R&B singer (if you dig D'Angelo and Musiq Soulchild, you'll likely love Dion) performs at 8 p.m. at The Greenwich tonight. Admission is just $3 (free appetizers included!). You can check out a fairly recent interview with Dion from the website boxden.com here. Below, enjoy the track "Let It Go," from Hi-Tek's Hi-Teknology 2 album, featuring Tek, Dion and Talib.
Powerhouse area power trio Buffalo Killers will have their fourth album, Dig. Sow. Love. Grow., released nationally by Alive Naturalsound Records on Aug. 7. The album will be released on CD and digitally, with a limited edition orange vinyl version available through Bomp!
From the press release:
Dig. Sow. Love. Grow. is a heady synthesis of not only their own previous efforts, but also the many unique styles of music cultivated on American soil over the last five decades. From late '60s psychedelia, blues, Americana, garage rock and the folk-rock sounds that rolled out of Laurel Canyon in the early '70s like a sweet cloud of Acapulco Gold, brothers Zachary and Andrew Gabbard along with Joseph Sebaali have brought them all together to create an intoxicating album that sounds as timeless as it does remarkably fresh... and quite unlike anything else being released today.
Relix has your first listen to the album, a great heavy track called "Get It." The tune is available for free download through the site here.
Next weekend, the Lollapalooza music festival returns to Chicago for its 20th anniversary extravaganza. CityBeat will have some reporters in the field covering the event, but most of us don't have the money for such a costly road trip this year. Thankfully, you can have a sort of "virtual reality" audio experience of Lollapalooza without leaving your bed or sweating more than a boxer in the final round. And you can do it all in under an hour.
During the heat of the current presidential election, you can always count on Team Coco to keep those LOLs and ROFLs alive and well. For its weekly Rdio mixtape, Team Coco has procured the perfect songs for a Mitt Romney playlist. Featuring tracks such as Money, Money, Money, Polygamy Blues, I Gotsta Get Paid and many more, this playlist is sure to get anyone's Romney on.Enjoy! Well, most of you. Forty-seven % of you can


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i'm getting this same problem on 3.0.0_M4_6.DEBIAN3.1-cvs and 3.0.0_M3_381.RHEL4-developer builds. install/upgrade goes great except that saslauthd fails to start because the mech url is blank in cyrus-sasl/etc/saslauthd.conf, and cyrus-sasl/etc/saslauthd.conf.in line reads:
zimbra_url: %%zimbraMtaAuthURL%%
because i usually move the port 80 user interface off to another port like 85, i put:
zimbra_url: https://localhost/service/soap/
in saslauthd.conf.in and this fixes the problem for me. hope this helps.


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When I try to shutdown the computer from a command line or terminal I must have root privileges:
amy@amy:~$ shutdown now
shutdown: Need to be root
amy@amy:~$ halt
halt: Need to be root
but when shutting down using the graphical user interface, i.e. shutdown button, or the hardware shutdown button, I'm not asked for the password to do so... What does that shutdown for the interface?? and why it doesn't need the password or the root privileges?? thank you...
I'm using Ubuntu 11.04 Natty...


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In this model example, you will study the creep behavior of material under non-constant loading. You will model the primary creep using a Norton-Bailey law and study the difference between the time hardening and the strain hardening methods available in COMSOL Multiphysics.
The model is taken from NAFEMS Understanding Non-Linear Finite Analysis Through Illustrative Benchmarks. The load consist of a uniaxial and a biaxial stepped load. The step in the load occurs at after a half of the full study time. The value of interest is the creep strain variation along the time. The computed solutions are compared with analytical solution given in the reference.


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Long Beach, CA (Sports Network) - James Ennis scored 17 points for the Long
Beach State 49ers who earned an 81-59 Big West Conference victory over the
UC Irvine Anteaters at the Walter Pyramid.
Ennis was 5-of-8 from 3-point range for the 49ers (11-8, 7-1 Big West), who
earned their sixth consecutive win. Dan Jennings and Keala King each pulled
down seven rebounds while Jennings scored 14 points and King added 10. Peter
Pappageorge managed 11 points off the bench shooting 2-of-3 from 3-point
Will Davis II led all scorers and rebounders as he recorded a double-double
with 18 points and 12 rebounds for the Anteaters (10-11, 4-4), who lost their
second in a row. Chris McNealy was the only other player in double-figure
scoring for Irvine with 10 points off just 4-of-13 shooting from the field.
Long Beach State shot 54.2 percent from the field in the first half as it
took a 37-32 lead into the break.
The 49ers were completely dominant in the second half, outscoring the
Anteaters 44-17, shooting 59.3 percent from the floor and holding Irvine to
34.5 percent shooting.
Long Beach State was 11-of-19 from long-range while the Anteaters were 7-
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Bristol-Myers Squibb negotiated a nonexclusive license to use Vical's DNA immunization technology and Vaxfectin® adjuvant for the production of therapeutic antibodies. Vical is focused on the application of its plasmid-based DNA delivery technology for the development of an in-house and partnered pipeline of infectious disease and cancer vaccines, and plasmid-delivered angiogenic growth factors for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases.
Lead Phase III-stage candidate Allovectin® (or Allovectin-7®) is a first-in-class plasmid DNA-based immunotherapeutic expressing the MHC class 1 complex genes, which is designed to stimulate both innate and adaptive immune responses in local tumors and distal metastases. Allovectin is initially in development for the first-line treatment of Stage III and IV melanoma. Lead partnered product, TransVax™ is a first-in-class pivotal trails-stage DNA vaccine designed to prevent reactivation of latent cytomegalovirus (CMV) or introduction of the virus through donor cells or tissues in transplant recipients. Astellas negotiated an exclusive, worldwide license to develop and commercialize TransVax for the control and prevention of cytomegalovirus infection in immunocompromised patients (including transplant recipients and transplant donors) in 2011.
The firm says the latest deal with BMS highlights a key application of the DNA immunization technology. "DNA immunization has been used widely in the research setting as an efficient means of antibody production," explains Vijay B. Samant, Vical president and CEO. "This agreement represents a meaningful step toward monetizing a common use of our broadly applicable IP asset, and establishes a template for additional agreements with others working in the field."
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