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"This was a good way to start the season," head coach Tara Erickson said. "It was a good win for us. All the young players were excited, and after they got into the game they became a little more seasoned. We played 20 players and everyone contributed. It was a huge learning experience for those kids."
A pair of veteran Ducks gave UO a 1-0 advantage in the 16th minute. Mercier, from Edmonds, Wash., redirected (into the net) a crossing pass from fellow junior midfielder Julie Armstrong.
"The returning players gave us tremendous leadership, helping the younger players adapt to their first college minutes," Erickson said.
Pugh, from Highlands Ranch, Colo., registered her first career goal in the 23rd minute of her first collegiate match. That score was created by junior midfielder Mo Fitzgerald's through-ball into Pugh, who finished low and to the far post.
"The back line and our midfield did a nice job of keeping possession," Erickson said. "Kelsey Foo and Mo Fitzgerald, particularly in the first half, really helped us in the middle to find our rhythm."
Oregon out-shot Wyoming, 12-7, with junior forward Kelsey Hones recording a team-best four shots. Mercier and Pugh had two shots each. In all, six different Ducks recorded shots.
Senior goalkeeper Lindsay Parlee had one save and freshman goalkeeper Abby Steele had two as both saw 45 minutes of action in the season-opening shutout.
The Ducks (1-0) will resume play on Sunday with a road match against host team Boise State. UO defeated BSU last season in Eugene by a score of 2-0.
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No, I dont want clipless! some of the trails I ride, you have to get off your bike and hike small rocky hills. My Adidas running shoes arent cutting it . I was looking into some Salomon, Oakley and Nike hiking shoes. Not the high-tops but the low-tops. Sports Authority is selling these for $34.99:
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Father's comments broke Gardner case
Moe Dubois' TV remarks provoked Gardner to talk
He said a deputy district attorney drove up in an unmarked car with tinted windows and took them to a private lot under the courthouse to avoid attention.
After the hourlong meeting, Dubois said, they were walked back to the lot.
Dubois said, "as sick as this sounds," he's glad that Gardner gave up Amber's location.
"Allowing us to have Amber's body back for burial and for emotional closure is such a big, big thing because where Amber's body was, we more than likely would never, ever have found her," he said. "It was so far out of the way."
On Friday, Gardner admitted to the crimes in open court, in front of the parents of the two girls he killed.
"We had a whole night to mentally prepare ourselves to hear it in court," Dubois said. "Thankfully, the judge read the statement. I was under the impression that it was going to be read by John Gardner, and that would have been very difficult to hear."
An hour later, the fathers of the girls whose lives are now linked in death addressed the news media.
Dubois' words were short and to the point. He thanked the authorities for working diligently on his daughter's case, "for allowing us to have justice and closure."
Brent King stood at the lectern longer, characterizing Gardner's murder of Chelsea as a "despicable, evil act" and saying it was a torturous decision to bless the plea deal that will lock Gardner away but spare his life.
"The Dubois family has been through unthinkable hell the past 14 months," King said. "We couldn't imagine the confession to Amber's murder never seeing the light of day, leaving an eternal question mark."
Dubois had touched on that uncertainty March 3 in making the statement that perhaps caused Gardner to reach out to prosecutors.
"We are constantly going to keep searching for Amber," her father said then. "We feel she's still alive, and we always will feel she's still alive until we find her and we have her home."
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Matthew J. Szulik will not seek re-election to Red Hat's Board of Directors.
Chairman and former CEO of Red Hat Matthew J. Szulik submitted his resignation to the board of directors Wednesday and will leave the company effective August 12.
"I am at a stage in my life when I would like to have more time and energy available to devote to my family and some of my persona interests outside of Red Hat," Szulik said in his resignation letter that was submitted to the SEC on May 26.
Szulik has been involved with Red Hat for more than a decade serving as both CEO and president. During his time at Red Hat, Szulik was awarded a CIO 20/20 honor from CIO Magazine in 2002. During his time as CEO, Red Hat entered the One Laptop per Child initiative, reached its one millionth deployment and achieved an estimated US$ 1 billion in cash reserves.
According to SEC filings, Szulik began buying large volumes of discounted Red Hat stock and selling it at market value in April. Of the US$ 80 million he's made this year off of Red Hat stock, just over half of it has been generated in the last 64 days. Currently, Red Hat (RHT) is trading for US$ 29.58.
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text: Hey all, I just wanted to do a quick intro. Been lurking for a while and have enjoyed learning from your shared experiences. Been cycling going on 4 years and my only regret is that I didn't get in to it sooner! I'll be 55 in August and I am currently living in the Gulf Coast region of Florida (cycling weather just about year round!). Ride mostly paved trails (luckily, I have easy access to the Suncoast, Pinellas, & Withlacoochee trails). I teach 6th graders so the solitude and relative silence of my rides are key to my motivations to keep riding. Not sure what I'll be able to add to this community of dedicated cyclists but I really look forward keeping up with the shared experinces and wisdom!


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The present invention is generally directed to data processors and, in particular, to a data processor that captures transactions on an internal bus and reflects the transactions onto the address pins to external memory.
In recent years, there have been great advancements in the speed, power, and complexity of integrated circuits, such as application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) chips, random access memory (RAM) chips, microprocessor (uP) chips, and the like. These advancements have made possible the development of system-on-a-chip (SOC) devices. An SOC device integrates into a single chip many of the components of a complex electronic system, such as a wireless receiver (i.e., cell phone, a television receiver, and the like). SOC devices greatly reduce the size, cost, and power consumption of the system.
SOC data processors are characterized by a very high degree of integration on a single integrated circuit (IC) chip. Many of the peripheral components now integrated onto the same IC chip as a processor core would have been implemented as separate IC chips in a previous generation of processors. Advantageously, this decreases the amount of board space required, reduces the effects of noise, allows for low-voltage operations, and, in many cases, reduces the pin count of the SOC device.
However, many SOC designs are increasingly encountering new problem related to the lack of visibility of key interface points in the SOC design. Interface points that were previously externally visible (i.e., accessible) between separate IC chips in earlier designs are now internal points on a single IC chip. This is particularly true of processor buses that interconnect the processor core, memory and peripheral components. Previously, logic analyzers could be coupled directly to the address, data and control lines of processor buses in order to perform debugging and testing procedures.
In new designs, however, these buses are internal to the SOC device. This makes testing and debugging operations more complex. In order to test the operation of an internal bus, the logic analyzer also must be integrated onto the IC chip and the test data must be brought out onto external pins. Unfortunately, this increases the pin-count of the SOC device, an undesirable result.
Therefore, there is a need in the art for improved system-on-a-chip (SOC) devices and other large-scale integrated circuits. In particular, there is a need for improved apparatuses and methods for monitoring transactions on an internal bus in a system-on-a-chip (SOC) device. More particularly, there is a need for improved apparatuses and methods for monitoring transactions on an internal bus in an SOC device without increasing the pin count of the SOC device.
To address the above-discussed deficiencies of the prior art, it is a primary object of the present invention to provide a processing system comprising: i) a processor core; ii) a memory; iii) a plurality of peripheral devices; and iv) a communication bus coupled to the processor core, the memory and the plurality of peripheral devices and capable of transferring bus transactions between the processor core, the memory, and the plurality of peripheral devices. According to an advantageous embodiment of the present invention, the communication bus comprises a bus controller capable of receiving memory access request data associated with a first memory access to a first location in the memory by a first one of the peripheral devices and transferring the received memory access request data to at least one memory address pin used to access the memory.
According to one embodiment of the present invention, the bus controller transfers the received memory access request data to the at least one memory address pin via a memory controller associated with the processing system.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, the bus controller transfers the received memory access request data to the at least one memory address pin during at least one no-operation (NOP) cycle on the at least one memory address pin.
According to still another embodiment of the present invention, the received memory access request data comprises status flag bits associated with the first bus transaction.
According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, the received memory access request data comprises identification data associated with the first peripheral device.
According to a further embodiment of the present invention, the status flag bits comprise an Instruction Fetch flag.
According to a still further embodiment of the present invention, the status flag bits comprise a Data Fetch flag.
According to a yet further embodiment of the present invention, the status flag bits comprise a Translation Look-aside Buffer (TLB) Walk flag.
Before undertaking the DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION below, it may be advantageous to set forth definitions of certain words and phrases used throughout this patent document: the terms "include" and "comprise," as well as derivatives thereof, mean inclusion without limitation; the term "or," is inclusive, meaning and/or; the phrases "associated with" and "associated therewith," as well as derivatives thereof, may mean to include, be included within, interconnect with, contain, be contained within, connect to or with, couple to or with, be communicable with, cooperate with, interleave, juxtapose, be proximate to, be bound to or with, have, have a property of, or the like; and the term "controller" means any device, system or part thereof that controls at least one operation, such a device may be implemented in hardware, firmware or software, or some combination of at least two of the same. It should be noted that the functionality associated with any particular controller may be centralized or distributed, whether locally or remotely. Definitions for certain words and phrases are provided throughout this patent document, those of ordinary skill in the art should understand that in many, if not most instances, such definitions apply to prior, as well as future uses of such defined words and phrases.
For a more complete understanding of the present invention and its advantages, reference is now made to the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which like reference numerals represent like parts:
Processing system 100 comprises clock module 105, central processing unit (CPU) core 110, control processor 120, graphics processor 125, display controller 130, input/output (I/O) companion interface (IF) 135, peripheral component interconnect (PCI) bridge 140, TFT/DSTN controller 145, video processor 150, 3�8 bit digital to analog converter (DAC) 155, internal bus 160, and memory controller 180.
CPU core 110 comprises instruction cache 111, data cache 112, translation look-aside buffer (TLB) 113, memory management unit (MMU) load/store block 114, integer unit (IU) 115, floating point unit (FPU) 116, and bus controller 117. According to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, instruction cache 111 is 16 kilobytes and data cache 112 is 16 kilobytes. Internal bus 160 comprises interface unit 0 (IU0) 170 and interface unit 1 (IU1) 175.
According to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, CPU core 110 is an �86 compatible device and FPU 116 is an �87 compatible device. The instruction set supported by CPU core 110 may be a combination of the instruction sets implemented by the Intel Pentium™ processor, the AMD™ K6 and K7 processors, and the National Semiconductor Corporation™ (NSC) GX1 processor.
Integer unit 115 comprises an instruction pipeline and associated logic. According to an exemplary embodiment, IU 115 consists of a single-issue eight-stage pipeline. The eight stages of the instruction pipeline in IU 115 are:
1) Instruction Pre-fetch stage;
2) Instruction Pre-decode stage;
3) Instruction Decode stage;
4) Instruction Queue stage;
5) Address Calculation 1 stage;
6) Address Calculation 2 stage;
7) Execution Unit stage; and
8) Writeback stage.
In the Instruction Pre-fetch stage, the raw instruction is fetched from the instruction memory cache. The Instruction Pre-decode stage extracts prefix bytes from the raw instruction bits. The pre-decode operation looks-ahead to the next instruction and a potential bubble can be eliminated if the pipeline stalls downstream. The Instruction Decode stage performs full decode of the instruction data and indicates the instruction length back to the Pre-fetch stage, thereby allowing the Pre-fetch stage to shift the appropriate number of bytes to the beginning of the next instruction.
The Instruction Queue stage comprises a FIFO containing decoded �86 instructions. The Instruction Queue allows the Instruction Decode stage to proceed even if the pipeline is stalled downstream. Register read operations for data operand address calculations are performed in the Instruction Queue stage. The Address Calculation 1 stage computes the linear address of operand data (if required) and issues requests to data cache 112. Microcode can take over the pipeline and inject a micro-box if multi-box instructions require additional data operands. In Address Calculation 2 stage, operand data (if required) is returned and set up to the Execution Unit stage with no bubbles if there was a data cache hit. Segment limit checking also is performed on the data operand address. The micro-read-only-memory (μFROM) is read for setup to Execution Unit stage.
In the Execution Unit stage, register and/or data memory fetches are fed through the Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) for arithmetic or logical operations. The μFROM always fires for the first instruction box into the pipeline. Microcode may control the pipeline and insert additional boxes in the Execution Unit stage if the instruction requires multiple Execution Unit stages to complete. The Writeback stage writes results of the Execution Unit stages to the register file or to data memory.
The memory subsystem of CPU core 110 supplies IU 115 pipeline with instructions, data, and translated addresses. To support efficient delivery of instructions, the memory subsystem uses instruction cache 111 and TLB 113. According to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention instruction cache 111 may be a single clock access, 16 KB, 4-way set associative cache and TLB 113 may be an 8-entry, fully associative, translation look-aside buffer for data and an 8-entry, fully associative, translation look-aside buffer for instructions. TLB 113 performs necessary address translations when in protected mode.
TLB 113 may also comprise a second-level (L2) unified (instruction and data), 64-entry, 2-way set associative TLB that is accessed when there is a miss to the instruction TLB or the data TLB. The L2 unified TLB takes an additional clock to access. When there is a miss to the instruction or data caches or the TLB, the access must go to memory controller 180 for processing. The use of instruction cache 111, data cache 112 and their associated TLB in TLB 113 improves the overall efficiency of integer unit 115 by enabling simultaneous access to both instruction cache 111 and data cache 112.
Floating-point unit (FPU) 116 is a pipelined arithmetic unit that performs floating-point operations in accordance with the IEEE 754 standard. FPU 116 is a pipelined machine with dynamic scheduling of instructions to minimize stalls due to data dependencies. FPU 116 performs out-of-order execution and register renaming. FPU 116 is designed to support an instruction issue rate of one instruction per clock from the integer core. The data path is optimized for single precision arithmetic. Extended precision instructions are handled in microcode and require multiple passes through the pipeline. According to an exemplary embodiment, FPU 116 comprises an execution pipeline and a load/store pipeline, thereby enabling load/store operations to execute in parallel with arithmetic instructions.
Control processor 120 is responsible for reset control, macro-clock management, and debug support provided in processing system 100. Control processor 120 comprises a JTAG interface and the scan chain control logic. Control processor 120 supports chip reset, which includes initial phase-locked loop (PLL) control and programming, and runtime power management macro-clock control. The JTAG support includes a TAP controller that is IEEE 1149.1 compliant. CPU control can be obtained through the JTAG interface into the TAP Controller, and all internal registers, including CPU core 110 registers, may be accessed. In-circuit emulation (ICE) capabilities are supported through the JTAG and TAP Controller interface.
As noted above, internal bus 160 comprises two interface units: IU0 170 and IU1 175. IU0 170 connects six high-speed modules together with a seventh link to IU1 175. IU1 175 connects to three low-speed modules, namely I/O companion IF 135, PCI bridge 140, and TFT/DSTN controller 145.
Memory controller 180 is the source for all access to memory 101 in processing system 100. Memory controller 180 supports a memory data bus width of sixty-four (64) bits. Memory controller 180 supports two types of memory 101. The first type of memory 101 is a 111 MHz 222 MT/S for DDR (Dual Data Rate). The second type of memory 101 is a 133 MHz for SDR (Single Data Rate). Memory controller 180 supports up to one gigabyte (1 GB) of either SDR memory 101 or DDR memory 101.
The modules that need access to memory 101 are CPU core 110, graphics processor 125, display controller 130, and TFT/DSTN controller 145. Because memory controller 180 supports memory needs for both CPU core 110 and the display subsystem, memory controller 180 is classically referred to as a Unified Memory Architecture (UMA) memory subsystem. According to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, graphics processor 125 is a BitBLT/vector engine that supports pattern generation, source expansion, pattern/source transparency, and 256 ternary raster operations.
Display controller 130 performs the following functions: 1) retrieval of graphics, video, and overlay streams from the frame buffer; 2) serialization of the streams; 3) any necessary color look-ups and output formatting; and 4) interfacing with the display filter for driving the display device(s) (not shown). Display controller 130 may comprise a graphical user interface (GUI) and a VGA, which provides full hardware compatibility with the VGA graphics standard. The VGA passes 8-bit pixels and sync signals to the GUI, which expands the pixels to 24 BPP via the color lookup table and passes the information to video processor 150. Video processor 150 ultimately generates the digital red, green, and blue signals and buffers the sync signals, which are then sent to DAC 155 or the flat panel interface.
Video processor 150 mixes the graphics and video streams, and outputs digital RGB data to DAC 155 or the flat panel interface, depending upon the part (i.e., cathode ray tube (CRT) or flat panel (FP)). Video processor 150 is capable of delivering high resolution and true color graphics. Video processor 150 may also overlay or blend a scaled true color video image on the graphics background.
TFT/DSTN controller 145 converts the digital RGB output of a video mixer block to the digital output suitable for driving a dual-scan color STN (DSTN) flat panel LCD. TFT/DSTN controller 145 connects to the digital RGB output of video processor 150 and drives the graphics data onto a dual-scan flat panel LCD. According to an exemplary embodiment, TFT/DSTN controller 145 may drive all standard dual-scan color STN flat panels up to 1024�768 resolution.
PCI bridge 140 contains all the necessary logic to support a standard external PCI interface. The PCI interface is PCI 2.2 specification compliant. PCI bridge 140 comprises the PCI and Interface Unit control, read and write FIFOs, and a PCI arbiter. I/O companion IF 135 handles several unique signals that support system reset, system interrupts, and power system managements.
For the purposes of debugging and testing the operation of processing system 100, it is often necessary to monitor bus transactions on internal bus 160. In particular, it is important to be able to monitor transactions between a first (or master) bus device coupled to internal bus 160 and a second (or slave) bus device coupled to internal bus 160. For example, a debug procedure may need to capture bus transactions at full operating speed between PCI bridge 140 and CPU core 110.
The present invention provides a novel apparatus and a related method that, during debug (or test) mode, enable internal bus 160 to capture information related to bus transactions between a first selected (master) bus device and a second selected (slave) bus device. The bus transaction is executed between the master and slave bus devices by internal bus 160 in the conventional manner. However, data associated with the captured bus transaction information are mirrored out on the address pins to memory 101 during the no operation (NOP) cycles after the read (or write) memory control signal(s) have been exerted, when the address pins are normally in an no operation (NOP) state. This occurs in parallel with the bus transaction itself.
This sideband information may include, but is not limited to, an Instruction Fetch flag, a Data Fetch flag, source device identification data (i.e., the ID of bus device 220), Translation Look-aside Buffer (TLB) Walk flag, and the like. In prior art processing systems, this sideband information may be made available to an external testing device via dedicated external pins. However, internal bus 160 and memory controller 180 make the status flag bits (or debug data) available on address pins 290 to memory 101. According to an advantageous embodiment of the present invention, the debug data is output on address pins 290 during the NOP memory cycle after the memory control signal(s) is (are) exerted. The address pins of memory 101 are normally undefined during the NOP memory cycle after the memory control signals perform a read or write operation to memory 101.
During normal operating mode, bus controller 205 in interface unit 170 (IU0) receives a bus access request packet from a requesting device (i.e., bus device 220) coupled to internal bus 160 that is trying to read or write to memory 101. Bus controller 205 directs the request packet to memory 101 via memory controller 180. However, during test (or debug) mode, memory controller 180 outputs the request packet along with the status flag bits on address pins 290.
Although the present invention has been described with an exemplary embodiment, various changes and modifications may be suggested to one skilled in the art. It is intended that the present invention encompass such changes and modifications as fall within the scope of the appended claims.
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Green Bay Packers WR Davante Adams' roster spot is not a lock for the 2016 season, in the opinion of Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. WRs Jared Abbrederis, Ty Montgomery, Jeff Janis and Trevor Davis are also not guaranteed roster spots.
Fantasy Tip: It's hard to envision Adams not being on the Packers' roster in 2016, but Silverstein posited that only Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb are guaranteed to make the team among the wide receivers. It's more likely than unlikely that Adams is still a Packer this season, though, but he shouldn't be viewed as more than a WR4.
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|Packers | Jeff Janis a work in progress
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Green Bay Packers WR Jeff Janis needs to improve his route running and learn how to better read defenses in the NFL. "He kind of has a stiffness there, and Luke, he took that on about Week 7 there after the bye week, and you could see him improve. He just needs things like that. You only get so much time with your players compared to prior years, but I'm hoping he takes another big step." Head coach Mike McCarthy said.
Fantasy Tip: The Packers felt Janis wasn't ready to make a big impact last year, despite the fact that Green Bay's receivers struggled mightily minus the injured Jordy Nelson. Janis had only two catches for 79 yards in the regular season but broke out for over 100 yards and two scores in their playoff loss, showing us he has potential. With Nelson returning this year, Janis is one to watch and could be worth a late-round flier in deeper leagues.
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|Packers | Jeff Janis praised by Mike McCarthy
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Green Bay Packers WR Jeff Janis posted just two receptions during the regular season, but he stepped up with seven grabs for 145 yards and two touchdowns in the playoff loss against the Arizona Cardinals. Head coach Mike McCarthy liked what he saw. "As a receiver, he was inconsistent, had some chances, up-and-down (this season)," McCarthy said. "But with that, I think he definitely learned from those experiences and just had a tremendous game against Arizona."
Fantasy Tip: Janis stepped up with Davante Adams sidelined and Randall Cobb leaving early, but remember that all of those guys will be back, as will Jordy Nelson, Jared Abbrederis and Ty Montgomery. In addition, the team could add help in the offseason in the form of a free agent or draft pick, so while Janis looked good, don't get too carried away with him in keeper fantasy formats.
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|Packers | Jeff Janis big in loss
Sat, 16 Jan 2016 20:56:19 -0800
Green Bay Packers WR Jeff Janis had seven catches for 145 yards and two scores in a 26-20 loss to the Arizona Cardinals in the divisional round of the playoffs Saturday, Jan. 16.
Fantasy Tip: With the Packers banged up at the receiver spot and James Jones bottled up by Patrick Peterson, Janis was thrust into a larger role and made the most of it. Despite the memorable game, he will likely fade back into fantasy irrelevance next year when Green Bay's receiving corps is back at full strength.
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|Packers | GB offense lacking speed
Wed, 11 Nov 2015 09:10:25 -0800
The Green Bay Packers have the slowest team in the league when it comes to skill positions in the passing game. The combined average 40-yard dash time of WRs Randall Cobb (4.55 seconds), Davante Adams (4.56), James Jones (4.6) plus TE Richard Rodgers (4.87) ranks as a league-worst 4.65 seconds. One of the biggest reasons the Packers receivers can't get open consistently this year is because of their lack of speed, according to an NFL scout. The loss of WR Jordy Nelson and his 4.51-second 40-yard dash has slowed this offense down. WRs Jeff Janis and Ty Montgomery are much faster, but neither is a top three receiver for the team right now, and Montgomery has missed the last two games with an ankle injury.
Fantasy Tip: As Demovsky notes, the biggest thing hurting this aerial game is the absence of Nelson as one of Aaron Rodgers' ($8,800, 17.6% of cap) favorite go-to targets. Rodgers will stay afloat but shouldn't be considered an elite QB1 week in and week out. This weekend against the Detroit Lions he should at least be able to put up respectable numbers for those that pay up for him on FantasyScore.
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|Packers | James Jones ahead of Jeff Janis
Tue, 08 Sep 2015 16:41:47 -0700
Green Bay Packers WR James Jones is listed ahead of WR Jeff Janis on the Packers' depth chart.
Fantasy Tip: That didn't take long. Jones' familiarity with Green Bay's offense and his connection with QB Aaron Rodgers obviously give him an advantage and help him make up for lost time. Randall Cobb and Davante Adams will still be the top two options in the passing game, and Ty Montgomery will also have a role, but Jones might be worth a waiver wire pickup.
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|Packers | Jeff Janis hasn't won over QB yet
Wed, 02 Sep 2015 18:39:15 -0700
Green Bay Packers WR Jeff Janis is in the running for the No. 3 receiver job with WR Ty Montgomery, but beat writer Rob Reischel notes that Janis hasn't won over QB Aaron Rodgers yet. "Jeff will have some great days and some days where mentally he's making too many mistakes," Rodgers said. "The talent and athleticism are there. We just need to see from all those guys battling for those two spots just some more consistency."
Fantasy Tip: Janis could very well emerge as a fantasy option, and a very important one, by season's end. While being the No. 3 or 4 receiver in an offense in most places isn't attractive from a fantasy perspective, playing with Rodgers in Green Bay changes that.
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|Packers | Ty Montgomery with first-team
Tue, 25 Aug 2015 11:00:04 -0700
Green Bay Packers WR Ty Montgomery is practicing with the first-team offense Tuesday, Aug. 25, with WR Jeff Janis with the scout team.
Fantasy Tip: This is the first practice since it was announced Jordy Nelson tore the ACL in his knee and is lost for the season, so nothing is set in stone. However, Montgomery will be given the first chance to move up the depth chart to replace Nelson. A lot can change between now and Week 1, so keep an eye on this competition. Whoever wins the job could be useful for receiver depth in deeper fantasy leagues.
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|Packers | Ty Montgomery the WR3?
Tue, 25 Aug 2015 05:30:42 -0700
Green Bay Packers WR Ty Montgomery will be the slot receiver in practice this week with WR Jeff Janis, WR Myles White, WR Larry Pinkard, WR Ed Williams and WR Jared Abbrederis competing for a spot after him.
Fantasy Tip: Montgomery is a rookie, but the slot role in this offense has solid potential. He's a WR5 flyer worth making.
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|Packers | Jeff Janis struggling with consistency
Thu, 13 Aug 2015 05:45:25 -0700
Green Bay Packers WR Jeff Janis hasn't made the performance jump the team was hoping for this offseason. He filled in with the first-team offense when WR Jordy Nelson (hip) was out but hasn't sustained the momentum since Nelson returned. Janis struggles sinking in his hips and maneuvering in close quarters, and at times, he looks to be a straight-line speed receiver. "With Jeff, it's the consistency," said Alex Van Pelt, who coaches the wide receivers and quarterbacks. "He's a big guy so some of the routes cater to him. Some of the routes we run where there's a lot of sudden change in movements, they just don't fit the bigger players."
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Venture on a spectacular journey through the most dramatic continent on earth: Africa. The story of this enchanted land is told through its relationship to water. Water crafts wild Africa, conjuring up life wherever it journeys… travelling above the plains on seasonal winds, cascading along raging rivers or sheltering coral cities.
Travel to fantastic places, meet amazing creatures and uncover the fascinating secrets of this amazing place. Learn how spectacular thermal geysers help turn thousands of flamingos pink, and create the perfect conditions for them to breed; why the heat beating down on waterless dunes in the Namib Desert forces a lizard to dance; and why it snows on the equator.
It's an adventure where you will truly believe the real world is more extraordinary and awe-inspiring than any fiction.
Duration: 40 mins. | Rating: All Ages
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Lucasfilm and visionary director J.J. Abrams join forces to take you back again to a galaxy far, far away as Star Wars returns to the big screen with Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Set 30 years after Return of the Jedi, it follows the efforts of the First Order, a group that is the successor to the Galactic Empire, to eliminate Luke Skywalker and the New Republic. The Resistance, backed by the Republic and led by Luke's twin sister, General Leia Organa, opposes the First Order while searching for Luke to enlist his aid.
"It's everything the kid in us goes to the movies for -- marvelous adventure that leaves us surprised, scared and euphoric." Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
Duration: 136 mins. | Rating: PG-13
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice | 3D
Fearing the actions of a god-like Super Hero left unchecked, Gotham City's own formidable, forceful vigilante takes on Metropolis's most revered, modern-day savior, while the world wrestles with what sort of hero it really needs. And with Batman and Superman at war with one another, a new threat quickly arises, putting mankind in greater danger than it's ever known before.
"Dawn of Justice is a dark-palette feast for the eyes, with some memorable set pieces, just the right amount of dark humor, strong performances and so many inside references and hints of characters and films to come there could be an entire day of Comic-Con panels just about the spoilers and the teasers...When it sings, Dawn of Justice is a wonder." Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun-Times
Duration: 151 mins. | Rating: PG-13
Physics Phenomena
View spectacular demonstrations of unusual physics, including the vacuum chamber, the Van de Graaff generator and the Tesla coil. This lab is in a demonstration format, with volunteers called on to assist with the experiments.
Recommended for ages 8 and up. General Admission is not included in the price of the ticket.
Zootopia | 3D
The modern mammal metropolis of Zootopia is a city like no other. Comprised of habitat neighborhoods like ritzy Sahara Square and frigid Tundratown, it's a melting pot where animals from every environment live together—a place where no matter what you are, from the biggest elephant to the smallest shrew, you can be anything. But when optimistic Officer Judy Hopps arrives, she discovers that being the first bunny on a police force of big, tough animals isn't so easy. Determined to prove herself, she jumps at the opportunity to crack a case, even if it means partnering with a fast-talking, scam-artist fox Nick Wilde to solve the mystery.
Walt Disney Animation Studios' Zootopia stars the voice talents of Idris Elba, Ginnifer Goodwin, and Jason Bateman.
"Zootopia is one of my favorite animated movies. Not one of my favorite animated movies of the last year or two, or of the last decade, or in recent memory. It's one of my favorite animated movies, period." Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun-Times
Duration: 108 mins. | Rating: PG
Science Pub Portland: Earthquakes
Yes, Humans Really Are Causing Earthquakes
With Justin L. Rubinstein, PhD, Research Geophysicist and Deputy Chief - Induced Seismicity Project at the U.S. Geological Survey in Menlo Park, California
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The central United States is experiencing an unprecedented surge in earthquakes that began in 2009, rising from an average of 21 magnitude 3 and larger quakes to over 650 in 2014 alone. This increased earthquake activity is found in just a few concentrated regions around the country, with the lion's share in Oklahoma. In 2014 there were more magnitude 3 and larger earthquakes in Oklahoma than there were in California. The increased earthquake activity is limited to areas of new and emerging oil and gas production and is undoubtedly caused by some of the techniques they use.
With a focus on oil and gas production and related techniques, I will discuss the many ways that humans can cause earthquakes. In the case of fluid injection, the primary source of the recent increase in earthquake rate, the fluid pressure increase from injection can be transferred many miles from the injection point. This fluid-pressure increase, in effect, lubricates the faults, making them more prone to slipping in earthquakes.
Recent research shows that the rate at which injection occurs strongly influences whether earthquakes will be induced. Areas with higher injection rates are more likely to have induced earthquakes. Other parameters, like the total volume injected and the depth of injection, are also believed to affect the likelihood of induced earthquakes. Additionally, local geological conditions are important. Despite similar injection practices, there is very little injection-induced seismicity in North Dakota in stark contrast to Oklahoma.
Given that these earthquakes are human-caused, there is hope that they can be minimized or even stopped. Slowing or stopping injection, changing injection depths, or trucking fluids to other locations have all been suggested as ways to curb induced seismicity. Regulators in a number of states have taken notice of the increased seismicity and are taking action to reduce the likelihood of damaging temblors. With future research to improve our understanding of fluid-injection induced earthquakes, we may be able to reduce their likelihood, something that is not possible for natural earthquakes. To accomplish this, though, it will require cooperation between all the stakeholders, including academic scientists, regulators, and the oil and gas industry.
Dr. Justin Rubinstein is a seismologist and Deputy Chief of the Induced Seismicity Project at the US Geological Survey (USGS) in Menlo Park, California. His research focuses on the ongoing surge of seismicity in the central United States and its relationship to oil and gas operations. This work includes developing methods to estimate the likelihood of earthquakes induced by oil and gas operations and field studies of seismicity in the Raton Basin (southern Colorado and northern New Mexico) and the Mississippi Lime Play (southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma). Dr. Rubinstein has worked on many topics related to earthquakes including: earthquake forecasting, controls on earthquake ground shaking, and causes of damage in the 1994 Northridge earthquake near Los Angeles. Rubinstein received his Bachelor's Degree from the University of California, Los Angeles and his Master's and Doctorate from Stanford University.
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Crawfish, LARPing, dogs on Grand: Freeloader Friday
There are plenty of pup-friendly activities this weekend, including Paws on Grand
The weekend is almost here, and with it comes tons of free summertime activities. There will be many dog-friendly happenings, including an art show and a street festival with treats for pets and humans. Bachelor Farmer, the Red Stag, and the Seward Co-op will be throwing block parties, and Michael Gaughan will say goodbye to Minnesota for grad school with a fun celebration. Minneapolis will also be super busy as the Uptown, Powderhorn, and Loring Park art fests take over the city. Plan on going to all three art fairs? Download a Metro Transit pass at metrotransit.org/ArtPass and ride the bus between events for free.
Uptown Art Fair
(3001 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis)
Featuring over 360 artists from around the world, cooking demonstrations, hands-on activities, and more. Visit uptownartfair.com for more info. Fri.12-8 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Fuck Knights, Fret Rattles (vinyl-release)
(331 Club: 331 13th Ave. NE, Minneapolis, 612-331-1746)
10 p.m.
Art by Sid Tincher
Bark at Art
(Gallery 122 At Hang It, 122 8th St. SE, Minneapolis, 612-874-7222)
Bring the dogs to this pet-friendly art show benefiting the Pet Project of MN. Pet food and kitty litter will also be collected. 7-10 p.m.
August Music & Movies: So I Married an Axe Murderer
(Lake Harriet Bandshell: 4135 W. Lake Harriet Parkway, Minneapolis, 612-661-4785)
With music by Caroline Smith & the Good Night Sleeps. 7:30 p.m.
Fairfax, AK, Tights in the Taxi, Business Man
(Memory Lanes: 2520 26th Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-721-6211)
10 p.m.
Anger, Angst, and Art
(Altered Esthetics, 1224 Quincy St. NE, Minneapolis, 612-378-8888, www.alteredesthetics.com)
Group show celebrates the angrier emotions that drive art and expression. The opening reception will will feature spoken word, poetry, and storytelling with a good dose of rage. 7-10 p.m.
Lowertown First Fridays
(Lowertown, 5th St. E. & Sibley St., St Paul)
This monthly event features open studios and galleries, food and drink specials, performances, music, more. For more info, visit lowertownfirstfridays.com. 6-9 p.m.
Chants & Seas, the Wives
(Acadia Cafe: 329 S. Cedar Ave., Minneapolis, 612-874-8702)
8 p.m.
Umami, Tickle Torture, Rupert Angeleyes (tape-release), Speeds the Name
(Hexagon Bar: 2600 27th Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-722-3454)
9 p.m.
Friends With Benefits
(AZ Gallery, 308 Prince St., St. Paul, 651-255-6624, www.theazgallery.org)
5:30-10:00 p.m.
(Kitty Cat Klub: 315 14th Ave. SE, Minneapolis, 612-331-9800)
With Jonathan Ackerman.
Michael Gaughan with his dog, Buck
Goodbye, I Love You MN
(CO Exhibitions, 1101 Stinson Blvd. NE, Minneapolis, 612-379-4151)
Michael Gaughan says farewell to Minnesota (for now) with an art show featuring comedy, art, a humorous motivational speech from Gaughan himself, giveaways, and live music from Wild Wing, Erin Smith, Obchod Na Korz. The artist will also be creating art to take home for everyone who walks in the door. 7-10 p.m.
Nikki & the Ruemates
(Black Dog Coffee and Wine Bar: 308 Prince St., St. Paul, 651-228-9274)
8 p.m.
Seward Co-op's 40th Anniversary Celebration
(East River Flats Park, 800 E. River Parkway, Minneapolis)
Featuring music from Willie Murphy, the Bunny Clogs, Brass Messengers, and more; food trucks and vendors; community booths; beer; and family activities with folks from the Walker Art Center. 12-8 p.m.
Image by Sher Stoneman
Loring Park Art Festival
(Loring Park, 1382 Willow St., Minneapolis)
Featuring over 140 visual artists, strolling musicians, stage performances, children's activities, food, more. Visit www.loringparkartfestival.com for more info. Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
West Bank School of Music
(Lake Harriet Bandshell: 4135 W. Lake Harriet Parkway, Minneapolis, 612-661-4785)
7:30 p.m.
Summer Salon: Chris Koza
(Anita Sue Kolman Gallery: 1500 Jackson St. NE Northrup King Building, Minneapolis, 612-385-4239)
6:30 p.m.
(The Bachelor Farmer, 50 N. 2nd Ave., Minneapolis, 612-206-3920, www.thebachelorfarmer.com)
This fun street party features tasty crayfish, other edible treats, drinks. Live music includes Halloween, Alaska; DJ Jonathan Ackerman; Switzerlind; and City on the Make. 5-10 p.m.
Nina Yasmineh
(Acadia Cafe: 329 S. Cedar Ave., Minneapolis, 612-874-8702)
8 p.m.
Club Book: Mark Rosen
(Chanhassen Library, 7711 Kerber Blvd., Chanhassen, 952-227-1500, www.carverlib.org)
The WCCO-TV sports anchor discusses Best Seat in the House. 1 p.m.
Community Collaboration/Hot Metal Pour
(Franconia Sculpture Park, 29836 St. Croix Trail, Shafer, 651-257-6668, www.franconia.org)
Watch pros create sculptures out of molten metal. With music by Savage Aural Hotbed, and food. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Free; $25-$75 to make art.
TalkingImageConnection Reading: Hedge Magic
(The Soap Factory, 514 2nd St. SE, Minneapolis, 612-623-9176, www.soapfactory.org)
Stories and poems inspired by the Soap's current exhibition. 8 p.m.
Art: Uncaged
(The Beat Coffeehouse, 1414 W. 28th St., Minneapolis, 612-910-0360, www.thebeatcoffee.com)
Proceeds benefit the Animal Rights Coalition. 12-4 p.m.
Powderhorn Art Fair
(Powderhorn Park, 3400 15th Ave. S., Minneapolis)
Enjoy art while strolling along the lake. Visit www.powderhornartfair.com for more info. Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
The Bad Companions, JT & the Fix
(Memory Lanes: 2520 26th Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-721-6211)
10 p.m.
Bombay Sweets, Brokeback, the Twilight & the Funeral
(Hexagon Bar: 2600 27th Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-722-3454)
9 p.m.
Free First Saturday: Garden Quest
(Walker Art Center, 1750 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, 612-375-7600, www.walkerart.org)
Live action role-playing (LARP) transforms the Garden into a land of mythical heroes and foes for kids. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Gospel Gossip, Hollow Boys
(331 Club: 331 13th Ave. NE, Minneapolis, 612-331-1746)
10 p.m.
Revisiting the Ark
(Form + Content Gallery, 210 N. 2nd St., Minneapolis, 612-436-1151, www.formandcontent.org)
Mixed-media installation by Sandra Menefee Taylor uses ancient textiles as inspiration. 7-9 p.m.
(Matthews Park and Community Center, 2318 29th Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-370-4950)
Public Dreams Theatre presents a summer outdoors production of the Bard's final play. Saturdays, 6 p.m.; Sundays, 2 p.m. Through Aug. 12.
Back 2 School Family Expo
(Andover YMCA Community Center, 15200 Hanson Blvd. NW, Andover)
Get info on health services, alternative educational choices, after school programs, childcare, driver's education, financial planning, and more. There will also be live dance routines, karate demonstrations, and music performances. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
The Affordable Art Show
(Douglas Flanders & Associates, 910 W. Lake St., Minneapolis, 612-791-1285)
6-9 p.m.
Japeth A. Storlie, Dock at Crystal Lake
Paws on Grand 2012
(Grand Avenue, from Dale to Fairview, St. Paul, 651-699-0029, www.grandave.com)
Featuring dog-friendly activities, adoption info. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
The Moss Piglets, Lau
(Lake Harriet Bandshell: 4135 W. Lake Harriet Parkway, Minneapolis, 612-661-4785)
2 p.m., 5:30 p.m.
Victory Neighborhood Annual Garden Tour
(Loring Elementary School, 2600 44th Ave. N., Minneapolis, 612-529-9558)
Explore private gardens in the Victory neighborhood. With master gardeners, kick-off picnic at noon. Visit victoryneighborhood.org for more info. 12-4 p.m.
Red Stag Block Party
(Red Stag Supper Club, 509 1st Ave. NE, Minneapolis, 612-767-7766, www.redstagsupperclub.com)
With Rogue Valley, Mayda, the Honeydogs, Chastity Brown, Kill the Vultures, and more. 3-10 p.m.
The Sauce Comedy Showcase
(Cause Spirits & Soundbar, 3001 Lyndale Ave. S., Minneapolis, 612-822-6000, www.spiritsandsound.com)
8 p.m.
Actual Wolf
(Barbette: 1600 W. Lake St., Minneapolis, 612-827-5710)
10 p.m.
Photo by Shaun Laden
Looking for a farmers' market in your neighborhood? Check out our complete list here.
Live Racing
(Running Aces Harness Park, 15201 Zurich St. NE, Forest Lake, 651-925-4600)
Live harness racing. Sundays, 6 p.m.; Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Saturdays, 7 p.m. Continues through Sept. 3.
Open Field
(Walker Art Center, 1750 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, 612-375-7600, www.walkerart.org)
This summer-long hangout on the Walker's field includes workshops, musical performances, talks, info share, beer, patio, food, games, club meetings, and much more. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays-Sundays, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thursdays, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Continues through Sept. 1.
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The Cardinals are in Cincinnati tonight to open a three-game series with the Reds. John Lackey starts for St. Louis, while Cincinnati sends former Cardinal Jason Marquis to the mound.
The East Central College Softball home games on Thursday, April 9 against Mineral Area College and Friday, April 10 against Lincoln Land Community College have been cancelled due to... more
Four-time champion Tiger Woods returns to the Masters to play hisfirst competitive round in more than two months and world No.
The NFL made it official Wednesday, confirming that Sarah Thomas has been named as its first permanent female official.
Jake Arrieta and four relievers combined on a three-hitter as the Cubs shut out the Cardinals 2-0 at Wrigley Field. Starlin Castro and Miguel Montero drove in runs in the seventh for Chicago.
The Cardinals continue their season-opening road trip tomorrow in Cincinnati. They take on the Reds in the first of a three-game series at Great American Ballpark. John Lackey starts for St.
The Blues continue their three-game homestand tonight against the Blackhawks at Scottrade Center. St. Louis was shut out 1-0 by Winnipeg on Tuesday, snapping a three-game winning streak... more
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Ondrej Pavelec turned away 30 shots, leading the Jets to a 1-0 shutout victory over the Blues at Scottrade Center. Jake Allen turned away 30-of-31 shots in the loss.
The KLPW Radio Athlete of the Week is Sophomore Lauren Gerlemann from New Haven High School.
Back in their days, Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft were known for trust-busting. In an era of price-fixing, crony capitalism and corruption their actions helped to create more opportunities in the marketplace by creating competition.
Our nation's founders were well versed in the lessons of the history that preceded them. They knew of power's natural tendency to escalate into greater power.
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UCLA researchers have received a $5 million grant from the National Cancer Institute for a study aimed at developing a risk profile for breast cancer survivors likely to suffer from depression. The prevalence of depression among survivors is three to five times greater than in the general population.
UCLA will be teaming on the five-year study with Kaiser Permanente, which will provide the 300 volunteers needed for the study by culling through electronic patient records to locate women who have been treated for breast cancer and have not had a history of depression.
Researchers believe that cancer and its treatment induce inflammation, which in turn leads to sleep disturbance and depression. Sleep disturbance occurs in more than half of breast cancer survivors and is thought to contribute to the elevated risk of depression in these women. Depression negatively impacts quality of life and increases the risk of death, possibly due to an increased chance of cancer recurrence.
Through the study, researchers hope to find out if certain sub-sets of breast cancer survivors are at greater risk for depression by examining their DNA for potential biomarkers and genetic anomalies. If they can identify a risk profile, a study would be launched later to evaluate prevention measures, said the study's principal investigator, Dr. Michael Irwin, a professor of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences at the Cousins Center for Psychoneuroimmunology, part of the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at UCLA.
"Depression in breast cancer survivors is a huge problem. It often goes undiagnosed and is undertreated," Irwin said. "If we can identify those breast cancer survivors at elevated risk for sleep disturbance and, therefore, depression, we can diagnose and treat it earlier, with better outcomes. Additionally, if we can identify those at greatest risk, efforts can be implemented early to prevent the occurrence of depression in the first place.
"Because depression is so prevalent and difficult to treat in breast cancer survivors, prevention of depression will dramatically improve the quality of their life."
For many cancer patients, their survival is complicated by long-term physical and behavioral late effects of their treatment, especially depression, Irwin said. Yet despite the high prevalence of depression among breast cancer survivors, the unique clinical, behavioral and biological factors that contribute to this increased depression risk is not known.
"There are no published prospective data that have examined the independent contribution of sleep disturbance on depression occurrence in breast cancer survivors," Irwin said. "Increasing evidence implicates that sleep disturbance is activating inflammatory signaling, which serves as a biological mechanism that contributes to depression. We hope to define the genomic and biologic processes that results in this depression."
Irwin's ultimate goal is preventing the cascade of events that lead to depression — inflammation and sleep disturbance — but more information is needed first. This study is vital to providing valuable clues as to how that cascade occurs, he said.


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Jose Manuel Carreno
- Bats Right, Throws Right
- Height 5' 11", Weight 190 lb.
- Born April 23, 1978 in El Tigre, Anzoategui, Venezuela
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Catcher Jose Carreno played in the Montreal Expos chain from 1996 to 2002, then spent one year in the independent Frontier League in 2003. Carreno reached as high as AA in 2001-2002.
He debuted in 1996, hitting .239 for the DSL Expos. In '97, he batted .304 for San Joaquin 1; had he qualified, he would have been in the top 10 in the Venezuelan Summer League. He came stateside in 1998, playing for the GCL Expos (.284/.315/.336) and Jupiter Hammerheads (7 for 28, 2B, 2 HR, 2 BB). He played in 1999 for the Cape Fear Crocs (.221/.252/.236 in 41 G) and Jupiter (0 for 6). He was with the same two clubs in 2000, hitting a combined .279/.354/.306 in 56 games. In 2001, he played for the Harrisburg Senators but struggled at .158/.237/.167 in 40 games. He split 2002 between Harrisburg (8 for 42, HR, 2 BB) and the Brevard County Manatees (.225/.282/.353 in 36 G). He wrapped up his career with the independent Mid-Missouri Mavericks in 2003 (.263/.323/.347).
Carreno was a coach for the Savannah Sand Gnats in 2008-2009, St. Lucie Mets in 2010, Savannah again in 2011, and St. Lucie again 2012. He was on the St. Lucie staff to begin 2013 until he became a manager with the GCL Mets in June. Carreno managed the GCL Marlins again in 2014.
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CVS has appointed Tracy Bahl as EVP, health plans, leading the teams responsible for supporting health plan clients and offering health plans guidance to help them navigate the evolving health care marketplace.
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Raleigh police say they have released the crime scene where Kathy Taft was murdered more than 2-1/2 weeks ago. Since March 6th, the home on Cartier Drive has been secured with crime scene tape as police investigate the State Board of Education member's murder.
Taft was found severely beaten at a friend's home and died three days later at WakeMed. Last Friday night Raleigh police held an informational checkpoint in the neighborhood so fliers on the Taft murder could be handed out to motorists who might have been in the area at the time of the murder.
There have been no arrests yet in the Greenville woman's death, and police say no additional updates can be released in their investigation.
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Friday night Raleigh police set up checkpoints in the neighborhood where Kathy Taft was murdered two weeks ago.
There's no word on whether the checkpoint produced any new information.
Taft, a member of the State Board of Education, was assaulted while spending the night in a friend's home on Cartier Drive, The Greenville woman died three days later at a Raleigh hospital.
Police say the informational checkpoint was near the intersection of Oberlin Road and Cartier Drive. A flier was distributed to motorists passing through the area asking them for any information concerning Taft's murder.
Police say checkpoints like these are an "investigative technique" Raleigh police use to gather information from those who regularly travel through an area.
Taft's family has offered a $25,000 reward for information leading to the identity and conviction of those responsible for her murder.