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Michael Jackson's attempt to make a comeback off a musical version of his 1982 video "Thriller," announced earlier this week, has already hit legal snags.
Director John Landis ("An American Werewolf in London") sued Jackson and Broadway producer James L. Nederlander today, claiming they lack the proper rights to create a stage production based on "Thriller," according to the Associated Press.
Nederlander announced earlier this week that his company had acquired the rights to "Thriller" and the songs from Jackon's smash-hit album of the same title. He plans to make a Broadway show based on the video.
Landis co-wrote and directed the famed music video, and his lawsuit seeks to have it determined that Jackson doesn't have adequate rights to transfer to Nederlander, and that therefore the producer doesn't have the authority to develop the stage show.
Landis' attorney, Miles J. Feldman, told the AP the director would seek to stop the show "if it becomes necessary."
The AP couldn't reach Nederlander or a New York attorney who has represented Jackson for comment. The AP says Jackson recently moved back to Los Angeles.
While Landis is personally suing Jackson over the proposed Broadway show, he also filed a suit a few days ago on behalf of his company, Levitsky Productions Inc., over unpaid royalties from "Thriller." Landis claims he hasn't been paid royalties on the groundbreaking video for at least four years.


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It is an extreme statement, no doubt, to say that up to the present time there have been very few really adequate novels dealing with rural life in America. Yet such a statement might be defended. Lay patriotism aside for the moment and try to make a list of novels of the American countryside comparable to any of Thomas Hardy's best. You will find plenty of books with "local color," all the way from Bret Harte to Emerson Hough and T. S. Stribling. But how few of abiding merit! How few that are free from sentimentality or from its opposite, caricature! How few that have the inner dignity and self-sufficiency of great art! To find the reasons for this condition would involve long investigation and debate. But one reason may be suggested here. It is a foolishly obvious one. Seldom in American literary history have we had the necessary combination of an artist who was an artist by nature and training and who at the same time lived so intimately with the people of hill or plain that he knew them as well as he knew his own soul. Seldom have we had a real artist who was able to approach people with the perfect sympathy and yet the detachment demanded in the highest art.

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We seemed to be setting of the Anti-theft system with trying to start the car. We couldn't tap the starter. If we wait long enough, a day or more, it will eventually start but then the engine light is on. Midas couldn't figure it out. Took it to the dealer, he's saying the PCM is loosing memory and needs to be replaced. He said it isn't the keys. I'm wondering what this is going to cost and if I have to have the dealer do the work.
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Nets Begin Taking Shape, Even Without a Draft Pick
GM Billy King Says Odds of Landing a First-Round Pick for Thursday's NBA Draft 'Not Good'
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.—If present circumstances and recent history are any guide, then Nets general manager Billy King wasted his time working out NBA Draft hopefuls at the team's New Jersey facility on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Nets, like the Knicks, don't have a pick in Thursday's NBA Draft—an event that will take place at their home arena in Brooklyn—and as of Wednesday, King said the odds of landing a first-round pick were "not good," though a second-round pick remained "possible."
But even if the Nets did acquire a pick, King has never placed much importance on pre-draft workouts. After flipping through his mental Rolodex of draft picks from his tenures with the Nets (2010-present) and the Philadelphia 76ers (1998-2007), King couldn't recall ever drafting a player whom he had evaluated personally. Even Nets center Mason Plumlee—who, like King, played at Duke—was shocked to be picked by the Nets in the first round of last year's draft.
"It's funny, Mason was talking about that," King said Wednesday. "He said, 'I spent a month flying around, [working out for] 15 teams in 30 days, and then you guys take me.' He said, 'So I wasted a month.'"
The prospects who auditioned for King and the Nets on Wednesday may not have wasted an entire month, but the group, which that included North Carolina forward James McAdoo and Syracuse swingman C.J. Fair, likely could have used their time in better ways. (Fair attended, but didn't participate due to a stomach virus)
The truth is, the Nets' roster is already taking shape even without a pick.
Forward Andrei Kirilenko opted into the second and final year of his two-year contract earlier this week, and the fact that Kevin Garnett hasn't retired appears to be a sign that he is preparing to return for a 20th NBA season.
"He's under contract," King said of Garnett, who still has one year and $12 million left on his deal. "I expect him to be here until I hear differently."
Garnett is notoriously resistant to playing center, which is something he was forced to do after Brook Lopez underwent season-ending foot surgery in December. But even after January's reconstructive right foot surgery and a separate procedure on his left ankle, Lopez has King and the Nets optimistic for 2014-15, meaning Garnett could avoid playing center again.
"He's shooting, more movement, he's been in every day, but he's right on progress," King said. He also called Lopez "probably the best offensive center in the league."
"I would have loved to be able to throw it down low against Miami in that [playoff] series," King added, lamenting Lopez's absence during the team's second-round loss to the Heat.
Meanwhile, swingman Alan Anderson was reportedly ready to opt out of the second year of his contract, which is something King said he "expected."
Perhaps the biggest question marks are starters Paul Pierce and Shaun Livingston, as well as reserve center Andray Blatche, who has already opted out of the final year of his deal.
Blatche took to his Instagram account on Tuesday night to post an old picture of himself celebrating with his Nets teammates. He wrote in the caption that "Brooklyn is everything to" him, adding, "it's no longer up to me wat [sic] happens."
Blatche's situation is complicated by the fact that he's still being paid by the Washington Wizards, who waived him with the NBA's amnesty clause in 2012. They owe him around $8.4 million next season, but a portion of his next deal will offset that amount.
The Nets have Blatche's "early Bird" rights and can offer him a contract that averages as much as $5 million a year.
King said he was aware of Blatche's comment, but whether he extends such an offer to the 27-year-old center depends largely on the Nets' ability to re-sign Pierce and Livingston, the latter of whom could ink a reduced midlevel deal, starting at $3.2 million for the 2014-15 season.
"July 1, we'll start talking," King said of Pierce, echoing similar statements about Blatche and Livingston. "That's the only date you can start talking."
As for Pierce, who previously said he has "two [seasons] at the most" left in his body, the Nets have his full "Bird" rights and won't face any major restrictions in signing him.


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How Much Does Bluefin Tuna Cost?
The bluefin tuna is one of the many types of fish that can be caught in the ocean. There are many other types of tuna as well, such as albacore, long tail, and yellow fin. There are even specific types of bluefin tuna; these types are named for the area from which they come and include Atlantic bluefin, pacific bluefin, and southern bluefin. The texture of tuna is much different from that of other fish, and the meat can even be mistaken for meat from a land-based creature. The meat is great for grilling because it is firm, unlike the meat of other fish which flakes easily. Tuna can also be eaten raw, making is highly sought after for those who like sushi. While most types of bluefin tuna are able to be caught, there are certain species of tuna that are in danger of becoming extinct and authorities have banned the fishing of these species of tuna.
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- Bluefin tuna can be purchased in many different forms, the form in which you buy the tuna will be the biggest factor used to determine the price. You could purchase a whole fish that has not been filleted yet; you could also purchase fresh fillets from the fresh meat section of your grocery store. These two would be on the more expensive end of the price spectrum. The cheaper options of purchasing bluefin tuna would be buying a bag of frozen fillets or buying a can of tuna meat that has been cut into chunks.
- On average, plan on spending anywhere from $15 to $45 per pound at a local fresh fish market. Purchasing it from an online retailer that already has it prepared can cost you $30 to $50 per pound.
- Since this type of fish is getting harder to find, the prices have recently risen a significant amount. In fact, there was an instance where someone paid as much as $1,200 per pound. Because bluefin is deemed the best tuna but is also declining in number, the price can be quite high.
- Bluefin tuna that is in a can will retail for $15 to $30 per 10 to 15 ounces. For example, the Mediterranean Bluefin Tuna Torancio retails for $31.
- SeafoodHarbor.com is a popular online retailer that sells both fresh and canned tuna. The most popular cuts of tuna maybe tuna steaks; these fresh quality tuna steaks are perfect for grilling. Tuna steaks are considered to be the filet mignon of the high seas, and that is really saying something. These fresh tuna steaks can be purchased for anywhere in the range of $50 to $55.
- Aside from bluefin tuna steaks, the store also sells another cut of tuna which is sashimi grade; these cuts are guaranteed to melt in your mouth. The price of this type of tuna can range anywhere from $47 to $55 for a 2 pound package. Canned bluefin tuna can be purchased from this site as well and will cost $60 to $70 for a 24 pack of 6 ounce cans.
- Giovanni's Fish Market is an online store through which you are guaranteed fresh cuts of bluefin tuna. They do not sell frozen bluefin tuna during the peak season since they would rather sell this type of tuna during the fall. The meat that they sell is from the Pacific bluefin tuna instead of the endangered Atlantic bluefin tuna. The price of the bluefin tuna sold at this site can cost anywhere from $25 to $30 per pound..
What is going to be included?
- The fresh tunas sold in different stores come in different forms. Cuts of fresh tuna are cut to order and then individually vacuum sealed for easy storage. They are also frozen right after cutting to make sure that there is little compromise on the quality.
- If you purchase freshly filleted tuna that has been vacuums sealed, the produce department may also have included a marinade to guarantee a moist and flavorful cut of meat.
- If you buy a bag of frozen tuna fillets, the package should have instructions for thawing and cooking the meat in different ways.
What are the extra costs?
- If you purchase your tuna through the internet, you will probably have to pay for shipping and handling charges. Buying your fish locally will help you avoid these costs.
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- Make you choose wisely the store from which you purchase your tuna. There are tunas listed as critically endangered which are being sold and abused until the demand for them lowers.
How can I save money?
- To save money, you do not have to buy fresh tuna if it is not available at a low price. Just consider buying canned and other varieties of tuna that will be cheaper. If you want fresh fish, consider a different type rather than tuna that would be cheaper.
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True Boo: Gator Catchin', Orangutan Boxin', and My Wild Ride to the PGA Tourby Boo Weekley, Paul Brown
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From the deep South to the PGA Tour, the hilarious and inspiring memoir of golfer Boo Weekley
Ever since his breakout performance at the 2008 Ryder Cup, professional golfer Thomas Brent Weekley, known affectionately as "Boo," has captivated fans with his eccentric, Southern-fried country humor and incredible path to/i>/b>/b>/i>/b>/i>
From the deep South to the PGA Tour, the hilarious and inspiring memoir of golfer Boo Weekley
Ever since his breakout performance at the 2008 Ryder Cup, professional golfer Thomas Brent Weekley, known affectionately as "Boo," has captivated fans with his eccentric, Southern-fried country humor and incredible path to the top of the PGA Tour.
True Boo is the candid and often hilarious memoir of a larger-than-life athlete, and a wild behind-the-scenes look at life on the PGA Tour. Boo takes readers on a rollicking journey that begins with his humble childhood growing up in Milton, Florida. Called "a nobody from nowhere" and the "Crocodile Dundee of golf," Boo had to earn respect on the Tour. His game ascended in record time, culminating in his now legendary Ryder Cup victories—going 2-0-1 in his three matches—and his back-to-back Verizon Heritage wins.
With stories of his personal relationships with other players on tour including Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, frequent down-home phrases, figures of speech, locker-room language, plenty of "Booisms" and never-before-seen photos, this is a golf book unlike any other.
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"An immensely enjoyable look at the folk hero of the '08 Ryder Cup, his rise to the Tour, and his menagerie of insights and escapades..." Golf Magazine
"I became a fan of Book Weekley because of his candid personality as a PGA golfer. It was clear he was from a different mold than most. I figured one day he'd put his crazy story in writing, so here it is. If you're not a fan yet, you soon will be." Dale Earnhardt Jr.
"If Boo could putt better, maybe he'd be able to get bigger celebrities to write quotes for his book. Either way, git-r-done and buy this bookit's a great read!" Larry the Cable Guy
"Boo Weekley is one of the true characters in the game of golf. We have become good friends while competing against each other on the PGA Tour. Our personalities are quite different, but we share a love for the outdoors, especially hunting and fishing. This book offers an insight into Boo the man, and very few things are funnier than Boo being Boo." Davis Love III
"I feel like I'm reading a character Dan Jenkins invented....I'm catching my breath before finishing the second half of the book." Randall Mell, The Golf Channel
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Chapter 1
Hey, thanks for picking up this book. You know, it could've been titled True Thomas Brent, written by Thomas Brent Weekley. That's my real name. If it were, though, you probably wouldn't have picked it up, 'cause you know me as Boo. I've been going by Boo for so long that it almost doesn't seem like a nickname anymore. They've been calling me that since back in the day in Jay, Florida, population 687, give or take a few, depending on the day. You'll have to keep reading to ? nd out how I started going by Boo, but let me just say it's been a good name for me as a professional golfer. It's sorta nice 'cause it doesn't really matter if I ?ub a chip shot or sink a 30-foot putt—the crowd always has the same reaction. They "Boooooo" me.
Seriously, though, there must be something in the water down there in the panhandle of Florida, where I come from, and I ain't talking about no oil. That's a whole different story, and I probably shouldn't get started on that. Nah, I'm talking about something else in the water. Some sort of magic golf potion or something, 'cause little East Milton High School down there produced three pro golfers who currently play on the PGA Tour. Heath Slocum, Bubba Watson, and I all come from that little school. Oh, and all of us have won at least one championship on the Tour. Like I said, magic golf potion.
Pro golfer or not, though, I sometimes have trouble ? nding my place in the world of PGA golf. I'll get into all of that more in the pages ahead, but let's just say now that I've been called things like "a nobody from nowhere" and the "Crocodile Dundee of Golf." Maybe they call me that because they think I act like or live like the Crocodile Dundee character, or maybe it's because they think I'm out of my element in the world of golf (like Crocodile Dundee was out of his element in the big city). Either way, it's pretty clear I don't ?t the mold of a PGA star. In deer- huntin' terms, I reckon you could say I'm a "nontypical."
Listen, I'm a redneck who'd rather watch a NASCAR race than a golf tournament, okay? I just happen to be pretty good at golf. Plus, though a lot of folks know me 'cause of what I do on the course, I'd say most know me best for what I do off it. I have a reputation for rasslin' alligators, ? ghting primates, and playing practical jokes using snakes as the punch line. Well, okay, ?ghtin' primates and playing pranks with snakes . . . yes, sir. Guilty as charged. I just ain't never rassled no gator. I've roped a few, for sure, but no down- in-the-mud rasslin'. Not that I'm opposed to the idea. Just never done it. Only caught them suckers—cowboy style.
When I was younger, we'd lasso them gators because they'd get after my granddaddy's cows, especially the calves. Once we'd get 'em caught up, we'd duct-tape their mouths so they couldn't bite (you know, they really ought to list "gator mouth taping" as a use for that stuff), and we'd put 'em in the back of the truck and execute "Operation Gator Relocation." We'd just relocate those bad boys to a safer place. I guess you could call it our own little version of "Gator Aid."
Anyway, all this is to say you never know what you're gonna get with me. The media can attest to that. In fact, they did just that when I received one of the greatest compliments I've ever gotten from a reporter. I'd just signed my scorecard after a tournament and had stopped at the water cooler on the way to the clubhouse to get a sip, when I overheard one of the media guys talkin' about me. He said, "You know what? Out of all the golfers I talk with, Boo Weekley's got to be the best interview day in and day out. You never know what's going to come out of his mouth. He's always going to tell you something funny, or he's going to make a joke about it. By far, Boo's one of the greatest at giving interviews." I really felt good when I overheard that.
Of course, I wouldn't say I always give the greatest interviews, and I've got some stories I'll share later on along those lines. Let's just say there are probably some reporters who think I'm a tad rude at times. Well, I blame that on the fact that I treat everyone the same depending on my mood, so when I'm not in a good one, that's what you get. I guess I treat everybody the same because of who I am and where I'm from. Like they say, a nobody from nowhere.
I grew up in a working-class family. I learned what it meant to work a hard job (and you're going to learn about that, too, if you keep readin'). We went to church on Sunday, said grace before meals, kissed one another, said "yes, sir" and "yes, ma'am," removed our hats indoors, and did all the polite southern things for the ladies. Probably most importantly, though, as kids, we played outdoors.
Maybe I took it for granted or just didn't know no better, but I lived in the outdoors growing up. I was free to go to my grandparents' place on the river to swim, ?sh, and hunt whenever I wanted. Nowadays, it seems, kids just want to sit inside and look at screens of some sort all day. Not me. I played outdoors all day, every day and, in my opinion, that's the only way to play. Shoot, that's the only way to live.
I also played every sport there was. Soccer, baseball, football, basketball—everything. Oh wait; there is one sport I didn't play: golf. At least not until I was fourteen years old, and I really only took it up then because I kept getting hurt playing all them other sports. I'll ?ll you in on all of that here in a bit, but let me just say golf wasn't exactly a breeze for me (even though I didn't get hurt much playing it). Despite what people might think, it seems nothing comes easy for me. I have to work hard at whatever I do, and golf was no different. I toiled on the minitours for ?ve years before getting my PGA Tour card, and I was living out of my truck most of that time. I might've driven ten to twelve hours or something just to play in one minitour event, hoping to win $2,000. Yet it'd cost me $200 for the chance to win that money, and if I didn't win it . . . Well, you do the math. Even with a number of good wins, it was often barely enough to get by.
So I had to work hard. Had to keep at it. Had to keep improving my game. It wasn't easy to stay on track though, 'cause I'd get so dang aggravated when I wasn't playing well. Still do. The most frustrating part of golf for me is when I'm not hitting the ball right. Putting is always going to be a weakness for me, and I know that, so I'm not too bent out of shape about it. I ain't never gonna be the Brad Faxon of the PGA Tour—he's the best putter ever to play the game, in my opinion—or a Zach Johnson, or Heath Slocum. Nah, I'm a ball striker, so when I'm not hitting the ball, it's annoying as all get-out. Sometimes I'll tee the shot, I'll visualize the shot, and then I'll stand over it and I still can't hit it. That's when I get aggravated. Of course, sometimes things happen that put me right up there in the clouds, too.
The most amazing shot I've ever made was when I was an amateur. I was on the Pensacola team, and we were playing against the Mobile, Alabama, team. My partner and I teed it up on a par 4. The other team hit ?rst. I asked my partner, "Whatcha think?"
It was 289 yards to the hole. "Why don't you go ahead and hit your driver?" he suggested. "See if you can hit it up on the green, because I can lay it up on the fairway."
I got up there, hit my driver like my partner suggested, and the ball looked like it was going to make the green. "Get down, get down," I said. Then, all of a sudden, bam! It dropped in the hole. I'm talkin' string music, baby. Nothin' but net. Swish! Hole in one. Straight into the hole, and the hole exploded, like a bomb had gone off. Like a meteor hitting the earth. A 6-inch cup blew up into a 10-inch cup. That ball blew the grass away from the hole. That was the greatest shot I've ever hit in golf.
It's a rare enough thing to have a hole in one anyway, so my greatest shot ever really had to be one. I've had only nine in my lifetime, and only one on tour, at the Viking Classic in Madison, Mississippi, in 2007. It was the 12th hole during the 2nd round; I hit an 8-iron. I was playing with my buddy Heath Slocum, with his daddy, Jack, caddying. The funny thing about that was when I got paired with Heath, I walked up to Jack at the ? rst tee box for some friendly trash talkin'. I was like, "Get ready for an ass whoopin' today, 'cause I'm ? xin' to give ya'll one." Jack said, "Well, bring it, son. We're ready for you." That was just us having some fun, and fun is what it's all about.
When I made the Tour again in 2007, my agenda was to have fun instead of looking at golf as a job—and boy, did I ever have some serious fun, starting then and on through to today. The Ryder Cup in 2008, for example, was the most fun I've ever had in a tournament. I still get chills just thinking about it or seeing a replay of it on TV. What a thrill and an honor to play on Team U.S.A. in such a phenomenal event. You can read all about it in the next chapter, but let me say that what I've learned most since 2007 is that it isn't golf that makes golf fun. It's people who make it fun.
My caddy, Joe Pyland, is also my teammate (and a close friend). We go way back. Joe and I were high school classmates. He's my right-hand man, and boy, does he like to work. Many times he'll go around the course without me. He'll laser different elevations, look at grass thicknesses and grains, and on and on. I'll bet Joe walks 5-12 miles a day, and on ?ve of those days he's totin' a bag that'll weigh 30-40 pounds easy. Joe believes in what he's doing, and I trust him. Oh, and I pay him (base plus percentage of winnings), so he has a ?nancial interest, too. Bottom line: The man works hard for the money. So hard for it, honey. He works hard for the money, so (I guess he ?gures) he'd better get it right.
Joe's been through a lot more than golf, and he's been under a whole lot more pressure in his life than I have. He served two tours with the army in Iraq. Sometimes I get up tight out there on the course about a lie or a shot, and then I'll look over at Joe and think, That man's been through hell on a mule, and here I am worried about a dang golf shot. Ain't nobody gonna die over this shot, so just calm down and hit the dang thing.
Now, Joe is cool and all, but the love of my life is my wife. I don't want to give away too much, so I won't say a lot about that here, but I'm madly in love with that woman. Then there are my two boys, Parker and Aiden. They can't grow up fast enough for me so I can take 'em out on the water and into the woods with me to teach them the immea surable glories of huntin' and ?shin'. Now, I'll play golf with my boys, too, of course, but if they want to pursue it like I have— well, that's their choice. I ain't gonna push it on 'em. That's not what life's about. I just want to give them what my father gave me, and that's a love of the outdoors. Everything else will take care of itself.
There are two things I really love about golf: First, it's played outdoors, and second, it's played in front of a bunch of fans. Well, okay, I guess I can't say I love playing in front of all of them fans. I have to be honest and say I'd rather some fans stayed home. Some of them will say the darnedest things. If I could trade places with those fans and put them inside the ropes, maybe then they'd see just how dim-witted they sound. It's one thing if I'm playing good and I make a birdie and get encouragement from the fans, but it's another thing if I'm sitting there at 4 over and there's a guy behind me yellin', "Boo, you gotta make this one. I got money on you!" Man, I don't want to hear that when I'm out there! I almost want to miss it on purpose just to shut that guy up.
Oh, but there's something worse. You probably wouldn't think it, but there is one "southern" phrase I just don't like hearin' from fans. I was playing at the TPC Sawgrass in 2009 and getting ready to tee off when a guy shouted out, "Git 'er done, Boo!" Okay, now, I appreciate the sentiment and all, but that expression is kind of like nails on a chalkboard for me. I mean, Larry the Cable Guy hung out with us and entertained us at my annual charity event in 2010, and he's a funny man, for sure. I like him a lot—but I hate that line. I guess everyone thinks they should shout that out at me since I'm the country boy. Man oh man, how I hate that line.
Anyway, all that aside, most of the time I love my fans. The fans at the 2008 Ryder Cup were the best. They were de? nitely the thirteenth man out there. Even when I'd hit a bad shot, they'd yell out stuff like "It's okay, Boo. You've got it, man." They really lit a ?re under me, and got me wanting to give them all a good show. Which I did, I think.
You just gotta love the kids on the golf courses, too. They don't care if you're shooting 100 or you're shootin' the fur off that thing. "Go get 'em, Boo!" they'll yell. "You're my favorite!" Hearing stuff like that from them kids makes it all worthwhile. It ain't just me they're yelling for, of course. Those kids all have their favorites, like Tiger, and they say the same things to him. Sometimes I just want to go into the stands and hug those kids, and hang out with all the cool fans supporting me out there. It's a shame that the Tour's gotten away from how it used to be, when players like Fuzzy Zeller and Lee Trevino played. Trevino would hit a shot, walk over to a fan, and ask, "What did you think about that shot?" That can make someone's day, and I ain't just talkin' about the fans. I'm talkin' about the players, too.
So I try to include the fans when I can. I ain't supposed to do this, but I walk outside the ropes with my family and friends and speak to the fans to let 'em know I'm one of them. I thank them for their support, too, because it really does mean the world to me. The Tour doesn't want me to walk outside the ropes, but I do it anyway. I like being with the people.
I hope someday the Tour stops trying to pull us players away from the fans. It's almost like they want us to act like robots or something. They don't let us be who we are. They ?ne us for things like hitting our bags. I just don't get that. It's my bag, isn't it? Why can't I beat the darn thing? They're my golf clubs, right? If I want to break them or throw them down, why can't I? I mean, I can understand that if there are thousands of people lined up along the fairway, you can't go tomahawkin' your club. Yeah, I get that. If you do it then, you ought to be ?ned (maybe even go to jail if you hurt someone). However, if you toss your club on the ground a few yards in front of you 'cause you're human and you get aggravated, you shouldn't be ?ned for that. We pro golfers aren't perfect. We're people. We do things people do. So I wish the Tour would just let us show some blasted emotion!
Anyway, enough of that. You go on ahead and read about my adventures during the Ryder Cup. I'm gonna go get ready to pay the ?ne I'm about to get hit with for writing that last paragraph.
Meet the Author
PAUL T. BROWN is an award-winning, New York Times bestselling author and wildlife photographer. He lives in Mississippi.
THOMAS BRENT "BOO" WEEKLEY is an American professional golfer who plays on the PGA Tour. His great sense of humor, phenomenal swing, and unconventional life story have made him one of golf's most beloved athletes. Nicknamed after cartoon Yogi Bear's sidekick, "Boo Boo" Bear, Boo loves to fish and hunt and is sponsored by the outdoors apparel company Mossy Oak, which specializes in camouflage apparel. He lives in Florida.
THOMAS BRENT "BOO" WEEKLEY is an American professional golfer who plays on the PGA Tour. His great sense of humor, phenomenal swing, and unconventional life story have made him one of golf's most beloved athletes. Nicknamed after cartoon character Yogi Bear's sidekick, "Boo Boo" Bear, Boo loves to fish and hunt and is sponsored by the outdoors apparel company Mossy Oak, which specializes in camouflage apparel. He lives in Florida.
PAUL BROWN is an award-winning New York Times bestselling author and wildlife photographer. He lives in Mississippi.
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By all accounts, Clay Davenport is a bright guy. Co-founder of Baseball Prospectus? Meteorologist by day? Sounds pretty smart to me. So this is not intended to diminish Davenport or his work—BP is a fantastic site and really, every baseball fan (stathead or not) should be paying attention to their work.
As you may have heard, Davenport released his 2014 projections the other day, and they were not kind to our Kansas City Royals. Now, most Royals fans are probably used to this sort of thing; if they've had any sort of reality-based thinking over the past 20 years, they would have realized that those teams were not going to magically win 95 games in some sort of Major League scenario.
However, these projections were a bit stunning. 77-85? After an 86-win season? After all, even assuming Ervin Santana does not come back for 2014, it's hard to see how the Royals are nine games worse than in 2013.
So what gives? Well, for one thing, while I don't necessarily disagree with Davenport's methods, the fact is that running a simulation many times (I don't see a precise number on his website) will by nature cancel out the outliers. Note that there are no teams projected to win more than 91 games or lose more than 95. We know in practice that a few teams will get to 95 wins this year, and the chances are good that someone will lose 100. Although I am a big believer in the usefulness of stats, I am no statistician. But my guess is that the Royals' numbers got flattened out a bit.
Another thing to keep in mind is that the Royals have some players who may not "project†well. For example, Jeremy Guthrie is one—if you look at his peripheral numbers such as walk rate, strikeout rate, and hits allowed, you would never expect him to be successful. Yet, so far, he's had a fine career (103 ERA+ lifetime, so essentially a league-average starter). Davenport projects him to post a 5.01 ERA in 189 innings (individual player projections can be found here), which would be a little bit surprising. Guthrie will be 35 in April, so some regression is likely, but he has made a career out of outperforming what you'd expect.
Other projection problems might arise from the Royals' relative lack of veterans. Although this aspect might be a little overblown; after all, we do have three seasons' worth of data on Eric Hosmer, almost that much on Mike Moustakas, and two seasons' worth on Salvador Perez. But those can still be small sample sizes for the purposes of a simulation like this, especially when Hosmer's disastrous 2012 season (and first two months of 2013) are included. Davenport has Hosmer hitting .273/.335/.432 this year, which frankly would be a disappointment. From a simulation standpoint it makes sense—compare that projection to Hosmer's lifetime .277/.332/.425 line—but based on what we saw Hosmer do for the last four months of 2013 (.318/.367/.494), it's odd. At age 24, Hosmer is likely to improve, and my guess would be somewhere quite a bit better than his career line.
Also, I do wonder how much defense plays into these projections. Davenport's website says that "Defense trickles back into pitchers hits (and runs) allowed.†I don't think it's any big secret that an excellent defense was key to the Royals' winning record last year. It may be tough to sustain that standard of defense in 2014, but since most of the key players are still young, I wouldn't expect a big dropoff. I think it's very possible that the defense is not getting enough credit here (and as a bonus, excellent defense is probably going to make non-strikeout pitchers like Guthrie and Jason Vargas better than projected).
Davenport has already answered some of this criticism on his website:
"With the Royals, the big concern for me is the pitching. I expect Shields to come back about a half run in ERA, and I don't see quality replacements for Santana and Chen, who surprisingly put up over 400 IP @ 3.50 ERA. Two things I will concede – there is some evidence, looking at the last two years of projections, that I under-count defense…or rather, that teams with good(bad) defense don't get their runs allowed moved down(up) enough. The Royals and Orioles are two teams who might be suffering from that bias…if it is real. It didn't show up in the 2011 data with nearly the same effect as in 2012-13.
Now, Guthrie at a 5.00-ish ERA. I'm perfectly comfortable with that projection. He was 20 runs above average in the DR component – my way of saying he gave up 20 runs less than expected, base don his other stats. He doesn't have a history of putting up that kind of number, and even if he did, that component score heavily, heavily trends towards zero in future years. The issue I have with the projection, in retrospect, is that there's no way he gets 30 starts with that level of performance. Its not as though there's a ton of depth there, though, so its not going to make a big difference, but future iterations are liable to come up a a couple of wins for them. It IS a process to run these stats, and this was just an opener."
There's no need to get bent out of shape over these projections, or to get wildly excited that Fangraphs has the Royals at 41.4 WAR for 2014 (those projections don't come with a win-loss record, but if a replacement-level team is 47 wins, that puts the Royals at 88 wins). For one thing, we don't know if the Royals are done adding pieces—another starting pitcher would be nifty. For another thing, 88 wins might not be enough to reach the playoffs; it certainly wasn't in 2013. And let's face facts: trading Wil Myers for James Shields is a statement that you WILL make the playoffs while you have Shields.
Of course, ultimately this will all be decided on the field. I tend to think the Royals are an 85- to 88-win team. To me, 77-85 is what happens if two or three key players miss time with injuries. I expect the Royals to be competitive. We can argue a different time about whether that's enough.


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The belief that the problem of practical life may be solved, it we can determine the nature of a supremely good and finally desirable end or goal of all action, and regard every part of our conduct as consisting in means to this end, which is the standard of all human life, has been the leading idea in a great deal of the history of thought about morals. The point of view is suggested in much that Plato writes, but it was first definitely and systematically stated as the central truth of Ethics, the one way to a rational existence, by Aristotle, in an unforgettably distinctive form.
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- 8 (8 or 9-inch) wooden skewers
- 1 (8 to 1) pound package hot dogs, brought to room temperature
- 1/3 cup flour for coating hot dogs
- 4 cups canola oil for frying
- 3/4 cup all purpose flour
- 3/4 cup yellow cornmeal
- 1 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cayenne pepper
- 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1/2 cup + 1 Tablespoon whole milk
- Assorted mustards
How to make it
Using clean paper towels, pat each hot dog dry. Insert a wooden skewer into each hot dog, leaving a 2 to 3-inch handle. Roll hot dogs in flour and tap away excess flour.
Preheat oil to 375ºF in a deep fryer, large wok or deep skillet.
In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, cornmeal, mustard, cayenne, baking powder and salt. In a small bowl, mix egg and milk.
Make a well in the center of the dry ingredients and stir in milk mixture until smooth.
Pour batter into a tall 2-cup glass. Dip hot dogs into batter, using a twirling motion and coating each hot dog well. Allow excess to drip away.
Deep-fry 2 hot dogs at a time, cooking about 45 seconds on each side or until brown and crispy. Allow oil to return to 375ºF before adding fresh hot dogs.
Drain on paper towels. Serve with mustards.
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BMI View: How to tackle the issue of rising electricity prices, whilst at the same time continuing to follow the country's ambitious energy agenda, will be one of the key challenges of Angela Merkel's new governm ent. Therefore, the announcement by German grid operator TansnetBW, that the surcharge consumers pay for renewable energy will increase by 18% in 2014 , is likely to further fuel the debate surrounding both household and industrial power prices and reinforce the need to reform the current format of the EEG (the German Renewable Energy Act).
German grid operator TransnetBW announced in mid October that the surcharge imposed on consumers to fund the country's renewable energy expansion will be increased by roughly 18% to EUR6.24 from 2014, up from the current level of EUR5.28. This is not the first time the surcharge has increased; in fact since 2009 the charge has risen fivefold. We have long-warned that the costs of Germany's Energiewende (the ambitious energy u-turn from nuclear power to renewable energy) are likely to surge substantially as the country strives to derive 80% of its electricity from renewable energy sources by 2050, 35% by 2020; and the debate as to how these costs will be managed has risen up the political agenda in recent months (see, 'Renewables On The Up, But Who Will Pay?', May 7 and 'Energiewende To Dominate Pre-election Debate', June 5).
German household electricity prices are the third highest in the EU, partly due to the subsidies offered to renewable energy developers, and although large industrial users are mostly exempt from the surcharge, industrial electricity prices are the fifth highest in the EU. This has led many industry-players and members of the German government to voice concerns over the economic competitiveness of the country's major industries.
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As such, there have been numerous calls for reform to the present format of the Erneuerbare-Energien-Gesetz, or Renewable Energy Act (EGG) and we believe that the EEG is unlikely to survive in its current form regardless of the composition of the coalition that forms a government in Germany (see, 'Election Primer: The Competing Dynamics Of Power', September 18).
In fact, high electricity prices and reduced competitiveness is a concern not just confined to Germany, but across the wider region . This was evidenced during the recent EU energy summit, when an EU official stated that energy talks would be undertaken 'through the lens of prices rather than climate concerns' . According to the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), the average price of domestic electricity for EU-15 countries was double that of the US in 2012, with prices in Germany nearly three times higher.
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All I could taste was Miracle Whip, even after adding more spinach and herbs and spices and lemon juice and anything else I could think of! I like Miracle Whip, but it made this dip way too sweet. Maybe if I cut down the amount the recipe calls for, or used mayonnaise instead, it would be better.
I LOVE spinach dip and thought this would be simple to make anytime I had a craving for it. It was okay on it's own but got getter the longer it set in the fridge. The second time I made this recipie, I topped it with mozzarella and diced roma tomatoes. Also instead of in the bread bowl, I served it in a plain bowl and ate with mixed veggies. My guests at the time gobbled it all up leaving none for me!!!
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what I notice is that eggman pretty much causes most of his own destruction
you arruined my favorite level... well, the level is easy, but the theme is cool
I loved Eggman's tiny-ass sprite on the main boss of this level
These comics are interesting, but I love them no matter what.
Heh, heh... now Eggman's just getting silly... him and his machines that either destroy themselves or blatantly expose themselves to attack...
Yeah, that last panel I thought the same thing.
I think I get it, what Sonic means. Like a ball sac?
Yep, once I got it, I got it! That was... <cracks up> Oh, golly!! <cracks up some more>
Now if I were to have gotten past the Mushroom Hill's vines. I couldn't get past the propellers on, I believe, the second outside segment of Flying Battery Act 1. When I YouTubed it, I was like, "Oh, okay. Move down back inside!"
BTW, that was just good. Loved that one!
I never noticed the last one until now
i just noticed that sonic is a bully!
"why are you hitting yourself?" xD Tails doesn't seem to approve bully sonic xD
In the words of Ham from Toy Story "Eh I don't get it"
The last strip.......can some body explain it to me? Is it a balls joke or a boob joke?
Never tought about it untill now... Thanks alot. XD
Now this will be stuck in my head forever..I'm totally gonna go play Sonic 3 now XD
I never thought of it in that regard when I was a kid and now I'll never get it out of my head.
Did you hear about the new sonic series Sega is making in 2014? Its called Sonic Boom but I warn you the preview picture of Knuckles will shock you.
I saw that. e-o
Oh god what did they do to knuckles body and hands!???
I dunno, he shouldn't look buff. ;-;
Well its not an official design so they might change it.
I hope so.
I don't want to sound like a typical Sonic fan but it would be really cool if they made a 100% accurate tv show about Classic Sonic in the Sonic CD style.
I would honestly find that adorable. It is said to be a comedy show, but lets hope for the best. I hope they put silver and blaze in there, hopefully a hunan will not be a main character besides Eggman.
I saw it... What will become of SEGA?
I don't get the last one.
ROFL. When i just read the 3rd comic strip on this deviation, i think i TOTALLY get it now. xDDD