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WEEK 15 (MAY 16-18): NCAA REGIONAL // Hillenbrand Stadium
#10/11 Arizona Wildcats (41-13, 14-10 Pac-12) // #23/23 LSU Tigers (35-22, 13-11 SEC) //
#RV/N/A Louisville Cardinals (36-20, 14-7 American) // Boston University Terriers (35-19, 13-5 Patriot)
Friday, May 16
Game 1: 5:00 p.m. PDT LSU vs. Louisville ESPN3
Game 2: 8:00 p.m. PDT ARIZONA vs. Boston U ESPNU
Saturday, May 17
Game 3: 1:30 p.m. PDT Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 ESPN
Game 4: 4:00 p.m. PDT Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2 ESPN
Game 5: 6:30 p.m. PDT Loser Game 3 vs. Winner Game 4 ESPN
Sunday, May 18
Game 6: 1:30 p.m. PDT Winner Game 3 vs. Winner Game 5 ESPN2
Game 7: (if necessary) Winner Game 3 vs. Winner Game 5 ESPN2
T.V.: ESPN family of networks (Adam Amin and Amanda Scarborough)
Live Stats: http://www.ncaa.com/scoreboard/softball/d1/2014/05/16
Live Updates: Twitter: @UA_Softball (twitter.com/ua_softball)
Tournament Central: http://www.arizonawildcats.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=30700&ATCLID=209491635&utm_source=Website%20&utm_medium=Alert%20Block%20&utm_campaign=Softball%20|%20Tucson%20Regional%20|%205-12-2014|%20Alert%20Box
THIS WEEK: Eleventh-seeded Arizona (41-13, 14-10 Pac-12) begins its quest for the program's ninth national title as the team will host its 20th NCAA Regional. Arizona is making its 28th straight trip to the postseason, the longest streak in the country. The Wildcats welcome LSU, an at-large selection from the SEC, Louisville, an automatic qualifier from the American Conference, and Boston University, an automatic qualifier from the Patriot League. The winner of the Tucson regional will advance to play the winner of the Lafayette Regional (No. 6 Louisiana Lafayette, Texas, Mississippi State and Texas Southern).
NCAA ACTION IN TUCSON: Arizona has played host to 19 NCAA Regionals along with six Super Regionals. This is the fourth time in the last five years the regional round will be held in Tucson. The Wildcats are 55-4 in NCAA Regionals held in Tucson and have advanced out of 16 of the 17 Regionals they have hosted, only failing to make it out of 2004 pod, when defeats to Oklahoma and Louisiana Lafayette ended Arizona's season. The 2004 and 2013 clubs are the only teams since 1987 to lose in regionals. Boston U, LSU and Louisville are all making their first appearances in the Tucson Regional. LSU is making its second trip to Tucson for postseason play, though, as the Tigers fell to Arizona in three games in the 2006 Super Regional round. Arizona is 1-0 against both Louisville and Boston in postseason play.
ARIZONA IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT: The Wildcats return to NCAA action for the 28th consecutive season. In 27 previous trips, Arizona is 152-47 in tournament play and 79-8 in the regional round. UA went 1-2 at the College Station regional in 2013, dropping two games to Baylor and defeating Penn in eight innings. The Cats have lost just two regional games since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 2005, both in 2013. Arizona has failed to make it out of regionals just twice in the last 26 years (2004 and 2013).
LSU: The Tigers (35-22, 13-11 SEC) finished the regular season ranked 23rd by both polls ... LSU is making its 16th trip to the NCAA Tournament ... The Tigers have been to three Women's College World Series, most recently in 2012 ... The Tigers are hitting .311 as a team and have hit 52 home runs, they are led on that side of the ball by Savanna Jaquish (.335 avg, 13 HR, 9 2B, 48 RBI) and A.J. Andrews (.339 avg, 6 3B, 35 SB) ... In the circle, the team boasts a 2.90 team ERA and has struck out 334 batters; ace Baylee Corbello (17-8, 2.55 ERA, 175 Ks, 176.0 IP) leads the way.
Louisville: The Cardinals (36-20, 14-7 American) earned the American Athletic Conference's automatic bid by winning the conference tournament ... Louisville is making its 11th postseason appearance ... The Cardinals hit .301 as a team and outscored their opponents 301-179; the team is led by Katie Keller (.402 avg, 19 2B, 6 HR, 34 RBI) ... In the circle, the Cardinals have a 2.88 team ERA, led by Maryssa Becker (13-7, 2.08 ERA, 137 Ks, 138.0 IP).
Boston University: The Terriers (35-19, 13-5 Patriot) are the representatives of the Patriot League after winning the conference tournament last weekend ... BU is making its seventh trip to the NCAA Tournament and first since 2012 ... Boston has the best team ERA in the region at 2.82, led by Melanie Russell (12-3, 2.09 ERA, 106 Ks, 104.0 IP) ... Offensively, the team has stolen 103 bases, led by Jayme Mask (.400 avg, 34 SB).
- Arizona is at or near the top of nearly every offensive ranking in the NCAA. Arizona leads the nation in home runs (100), scoring (7.67 runs per game) and slugging percentage (.644). Arizona is second in batting average (.353) and on-base percentage (.439) while its 1.61 doubles per game rank ninth. Arizona's .644 slugging percentage is on pace to set a new NCAA record.
- UA is getting done on the other side of the ball as well. Arizona's .973 fielding percentage is 11th in the country.
- Catcher Chelsea Goodacre is third in the NCAA with 22 home runs, one behind the leaders. Freshman outfielder Katiyana Mauga is tied for seventh nationally with 19 homers. Goodacre has 70 RBI, fifth in the country while Kellie Fox's 59 RBI are 18th in the nation.
- Arizona has one of the best home records in the country at 28-2, including 18 run-rule victories. Arizona is outscoring opponents by an average of 9.77-2.73 at home. On the road (neutral plus away games), Arizona is 13-11 with just three mercy wins. On the road, Arizona's average margin of victory is just 1.5 runs, compared to the 7.04 run average margin of victory at home. Arizona is hitting .424 at home while batting just .268 on the road.
- Arizona has hit six grand slams in its last 25 games: Katiyana Mauga vs. UNLV (game 2), Hallie Wilson vs. Oregon State (game 1), Chelsea Goodacre vs. Oregon State (game 3), Katiyana Mauga vs. Stanford (game 1), Mo Mercado vs. Stanford (game 1) and Hallie Wilson vs. New Mexico State (game 1). The six grand slams in the 25-game span betters Arizona's entire 59-game total from 2013, when UA hit two grand slams. On the season, Arizona has hit 10 grand slams. Mauga has hit four grand slams this season, third most grand slams in a season in NCAA history, while Wilson has hit three, seventh most in NCAA history.
- From Feb. 22 to March 4, Arizona run-ruled eight consecutive opponents, setting a school record. The previous record was six straight mercy wins, accomplished thrice (2003, 2001 and 1994). The Cats have run-ruled 21 opponents on the season in just 54 chances after run-ruling eight opponents in 59 games in 2013.
- Katiyana Mauga became the first freshman to sweep national weekly awards when she was named USA Softball and NFCA National Player of the Week for her performance against Stanford in week 9. Mauga was 5-for-8 with four home runs and 11 RBI, which included a walkoff homer in the series finale.
- Arizona has had three players named Pac-12 Player of the Week this season - Kelsey Rodriguez (week 4), Hallie Wilson (week 5) and Wilson (week 12). Most recently, Wilson hit five home runs, batted .533 and drove in nine runs, helping lead Arizona to a perfect 5-0 week with sweeps of New Mexico State and Utah.
- In 48 games this year, Arizona has tossed 13 shutouts, and has allowed just one run 11 times. In 59 games in 2013, UA allowed one run or fewer seven total times, including three shutouts. UA pitchers have thrown six one-hitters this season and one no-hitter (Estela Piñon and Kenzie Fowler, Feb. 9 vs. Southern Miss).
- Arizona leads the conference in batting average (.353), slugging percentage (.644), runs scored (414), RBI (392), home runs (100) and total bases (887). Additionally, Arizona has the Pac-12 leader in slugging percentage (Katiyana Mauga - .924), runs scored (Hallie Wilson - 66), RBI (Chelsea Goodacre - 70), doubles (Kelsey Rodriguez - 18), home runs (Chelsea Goodacre - 22), total bases (Chelsea Goodacre - 128), sac bunts (Chelsea Suitos - 8) and opposing batting average (Kenzie Fowler - .144).
- On the season, Arizona has 189 extra-base hits. Its opponents have 259 total hits.
- Opponents are just 12-for-62 (.194) batting with the bases loaded. Meanwhile, Arizona is 27-for-74 (.365) with the bases loaded, including the aforementioned 10 grand slams.
HEAD COACH MIKE CANDREA: Arizona head coach Mike Candrea is in his 29th year at the helm of the Arizona softball program with a career record of 1,384-335-2 (.805). A winner of eight national championships (1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2006, 2007), Arizona has made 22 trips to the Women's College World Series under his guidance, missing just four times in the last 26 years (2004, 2011, 2012, 2013). In 2012, Candrea became the sport's fastest ever, and second all-time, to reach 1,300 wins. Under Candrea, Arizona has a spectacular postseason record of 152-47. An even 50 All-Americans with a staggering 90 total citations have played in the program since Candrea took over.
THE RANKINGS: Arizona dropped one spot to 10th in the USA Today/NFCA Division I Top 25 Poll and moved down two spots to 11th in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25. UA began the season unranked, marking the first time since the NFCA began publishing polls in the early 90s that Arizona was unranked in the preseason poll.
RECENT RESULTS: Arizona dropped its first two games of the season at home as the top-ranked Oregon Ducks took two of three in Tucson during the Wildcats' senior weekend. Chelsea Goodacre had three extra-base hits in the series, including her 22nd homer of the season off lefty Cheridan Hawkins.
5/8/14 - Cats Drop Game One to Oregon: Arizona committed a season-high-tying three errors, leading to three unearned Oregon runs, as the No. 1 Ducks downed the ninth-ranked Wildcats, 7-3 in the series opener.
A two-run Kelsey Rodriguez home run and two Chelsea Goodacre doubles were not enough as Oregon ace Cheridan Hawkins struck out nine and walked just one in her complete-game effort. The Wildcats managed three runs on six hits against the southpaw.
5/9/14 - Offense Erupts in Thrilling Victory over No. 1 Oregon: Arizona's offense struck early and often while Shelby Babcock's brilliance in relief helped cool off a furious comeback attempt from No. 1 Oregon as the Cats downed the Ducks 11-8 in a thrilling game at Hillenbrand Stadium Friday night.
Offensively, the Cats used an 11-hit attack, including homers from Kelsey Rodriguez, Katiyana Mauga and Chelsea Goodacre.
Mauga led the way with three RBI while Mo Mercado and Courtney Rodriguez chipped in two apiece.
5/10/14 - Cats Bested on Senior Day: In the final game of the regular season for both teams, the top-ranked Oregon Ducks defeated No. 9 Arizona softball 14-3 in five innings in the final regular season home game for Arizona's five seniors: Estela Piñon, Kelsey Rodriguez, Shelby Babcock, Alex Lavine and Kenzie Fowler.
The game was bookended by a pair of special moments for the senior class. Fowler, whose storied career came to an end earlier this week with a diagnoses of thoracic outlet syndrome, threw the first pitch of the game before exiting to a standing ovation. Postgame, the five seniors were honored ceremoniously.
Fowler would be the first of five pitchers used by the Wildcats, trying to combat Oregon's offensive onslaught. The Ducks scored 14 runs on 16 hits in the contest.
RECENT RESULTS IN THE NCAA REGIONAL: Arizona went 1-2 at the College Station Regional, suffering a pair of defeats to Baylor, the second of which followed Arizona's victory over Penn to stay alive. Hallie Wilson and Chelsea Goodacre had four hits apiece in the regional while Kelsey Rodriguez batted in three runs.
5/17/13 - Cats Fall in Regional Opener: Arizona allowed four runs in the first inning and was shutout by Baylor pitcher Whitney Canion as Baylor cruised to an NCAA Regional opening victory, 7-0 on Friday at Aggie Softball Complex.
Both Arizona and Baylor scattered six hits in the contest, but UA pitchers issued six walks to BU's zero. The Wildcats stranded eight runners on base.
5/18/13 - Arizona Eliminated by Baylor: The Arizona softball season came to a close Saturday when it was upended by Baylor 8-4 in an elimination contest in the College Station Regional after the Cats defeated Penn 3-2 in extras to extend its season.
The loss marks the first time that Arizona has failed to make it out of regionals since 2004.
The Cats' 33 wins on the season mark the fewest since winning 27 games in 1986 while its 26 losses are most in program history.
Against Penn, Down to Arizona's final out in the bottom of the seventh inning trailing by a run, Hallie Wilson ripped a single through the middle to plate Mandie Perez to extend the game and push it to an extra inning, where UA would walk off. A single and an error put runners at second and third with no one out for Kelsey Rodriguez who hit a sacrifice fly to center to end the game.
ARIZONA AGAINST LSU: Arizona is 8-2 all-time against LSU, including 2-1 against the Tigers in postseason play. Most recently, the Tigers defeated Arizona 3-0 at the 2013 Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic.
2/23/13 - Cats Fall in mary Nutter Collegiate Classic Finale: Despite a solid effort in the circle, 14th-ranked Arizona softball fell in its final game of the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic, 3-0 to No. 11 LSU. The Wildcats finished the tournament 2-3.
Arizona's pitching duo of Nancy Bowling and Shelby Babcock held LSU to just three hits on the day, and zero after the second inning. The Tigers had just one baserunner in the final five innings of the game.
However, by then it was too late. LSU took a two-run lead three batters into the game with an Allison Falcon two-run home run and added to the lead with a two-out RBI double in the second inning.
ARIZONA AGAINST LOUISVILLE: Arizona is 3-0 all-time against Lousiville including 1-0 in the postseason. Most recently, Arizona defeated the then-24th ranked Cardinals 11-3 in the 2010 Judi Garman Classic.
3/18/10 - Candrea Gets Win No. 1,200 Against Louisville: Second-ranked Arizona put up a four-run first, then capitalized on three seventh-inning Cardinal miscues to down No. 24 Louisville, 11-3, to start the Judi Garman Classic on Thursday morning.
The win gave Head Coach Mike Candrea his 1,200th career NCAA Division I victory, a mark that only three skippers have officially reached.
ARIZONA AGAINST BOSTON UNIVERSITY: Arizona is 4-0 all-time against the Terriers, including 1-0 in NCAA Tournament play. The Cats and the Terriers met last season for two games when Boston U came to town for the Wildcat Invitational. Arizona won both games.
3/1/13 - Cats' Bats Awaken in Victory over Boston: Estela Piñon completed six innings in the circle, picking up her fourth win of the season. Piñon allowed three runs on five hits as the Wildcats defeated Boston University, 6-3.
Arizona's hot offense continued from its first game as the Wildcats struck three in the first inning of play.
Chelsea Goodacre singled in two runs to begin the first. Arizona added a third run when Mandie Perez walked with the bases loaded.
3/2/13 - Arizona Downs Boston University: The Wildcats scored three times in the first four batters to and cruised to a 4-1 victory over Boston in the first game of two on the second day of the Wildcat Invitational.
UA scored four runs on six hits and took advantage of four Terrier errors. Shelby Babcock, who earned the complete-game victory to improve to 7-2 on the season, limited BU to one run on three hits. Babcock walked one and was one shy of her career high with eight strikeouts.
HOME SWEET HOME: The Wildcats are 28-2 this season inside the friendly confines of Rita Hillenbrand Memorial Stadium. Since its opening in 1993, Arizona has put up a 610-71 record on the field. That's a .896 winning percentage at home in the last 20-plus years. Hillenbrand has led the nation in attendance nine times since 1994 and set the NCAA record in attendance in 2011 when 77,129 fans turned the turnstiles (since broken by Alabama). For the sixth consecutive season, Arizona is drawing over 2,000 fans per game in 2014. In 18 home dates, the Wildcats are averaging 2,177 per contest.
PICK YOUR POISON: The Wildcats have had production 1-through-9 in the order this season and boast a lineup that, for the most part, is void of any holes. This offensive balance is the reason Arizona is first in the country in runs scored (414). Here is what Arizona has had out of each spot in the order:
1 - .394 avg, 10 2B, 3 3B, 13 HR, 52 RBI
2 - .380 avg, 9 2B, 7 HR, 24 RBI
3 - .399 avg, 12 2B, 2 3B, 14 HR, 59 RBI
4 - .331 avg, 12 2B, 19 HR, 66 RBI
5 - .419 avg, 15 2B, 2 3B, 16 HR, 60 RBI
6 - .333 avg, 7 2B, 10 HR, 46 RBI
7 - .290 avg, 7 2B, 12 HR, 35 RBI
8 - .319 avg, 12 2B, 8 HR, 34 RBI
9 - .314 avg, 3 2B, 1 HR, 16 RBI
BEATING THE BEST: In the regular season, Arizona played 21 games against teams ranked in the NFCA Top 25, including nine against the top 10 and nine against the top five. This year, UA is 10-11 against the top 25, 3-6 against the top 10 and 3-6 against the top five. Since 1994, Arizona is 522-208-1 (.715) against ranked competition, 253-145 (.636) against top-10 teams and 123-99 (.554) against top-five teams.
THE K ZONE: In 1,000 at-bats this season, UA hitters have struck out just 155 times (15.3 percent of at-bats). The .155 strikeout rate would be the best since 1995 when it posted a .100 strikeout rate. In the leadoff spot, Hallie Wilson has struck out just nine times in 158 at-bats, making her the 84th hardest batter to strike out in the country.
FRESH FACES: The 2014 Arizona roster features nine newcomers. Five of the nine newbies are transfers -- Nikki Dunlap (Texas Tech), Payton Kornfeind (Colorado at Colorado Springs), Cynthia Pelayo (Pima College), Siera Phillips (Dixie State) and Erika Tapia (Paradise Valley Community College) -- and four are freshmen -- Michelle Floyd (San Marino, Calif.), Katiyana Mauga (San Diego, Calif.), Mo Mercado (Temecula, Calif.) and Eva Watson (Victoria, Va.).
FAMILY TIES: Prior to last season, head coach Mike Candrea had never had sisters come through the program, in 2014, he has two pairs. Siblings Kelsey and Courtney Rodriguez are the first pair of sisters to ever be on the same Wildcat team. UCLA transfer Kellie Fox is the sister of former Wildcat shortstop and two-time national champion Kristie Fox (04-07). Additionally, third baseman Lauren Young's brother Brandon is one of the team's managers.
FOLLOW THE TEAM: Be sure to follow the Wildcats on their various social media platforms. To stay up-to-date on all the latest happenings with the team, follow Arizona softball on Twitter (@UA_Softball) and for behind-the-scenes photos and infographics, follow the team on Instagram (@UA_Softball).
UP NEXT: The winner of the Tucson regional will take on the winner of the Lafayette regional for a chance to advance to the Women's College World Series. Should the seeds hold, the Super Regional would be hosted by Louisiana Lafayette, the tournament's No. 6 seed.


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College Hockey:Michigan Makes Statement With Sweep Of Miami
Two Wins Put Wolverines Into CCHA Lead
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan put up big numbers against Miami on Saturday — eight goals, seven different goal-scorers and 10 guys with at least one point. But it was a little number that probably held the most significance for the Wolverines: one.
With its 8-5 win, Michigan (21-8-1 overall, 16-5-1 CCHA) now sits in the No. 1 spot in the CCHA, one point ahead of the RedHawks, who held that position for more than a month.
"Going into the weekend, we wanted to emphasize that we're the team to beat in this league, and I think we showed it," freshman T.J. Hensick said.
Dwight Helminen scored two goals to give him four points in Michigan's weekend sweep of Miami (18-11-3, 15-7-2). Brandon Rogers and Hensick each notched a goal and two assists, and goaltender Al Montoya made 35 saves.
Defenseman Andy Greene led Miami with three points. Brandon Crawford-West made 15 saves while allowing seven goals just under 34 minutes. He was replaced in the second frame by Nick Petraglia, who stopped eight of nine shots.
After getting off to a slow start Friday, Miami came out hard Saturday, testing Montoya early. The RedHawks struck first, and the Wolverines tied it less than two minutes later.
Then the real fun began. In a frantic three-minute span that Michigan coach Red Berenson described as "heart-attack hockey," the two teams combined for four goals. Miami went back on top, Michigan tied it up again, and then the Wolverines scored two unanswered goals, the last coming with 2:18 left to in the period.
Michigan kept up its torrid pace for the rest of the period and had several more chances. After goals from Milan Gajic, Brandon Kaleniecki, Helminen and Hensick, the Wolverines went into the first intermission with a 4-2 lead.
"I think we were lucky," Berenson said. "This was one of those college-hockey, crazy games that you don't want to get into, but you're into it whether you like it or not."
Miami scored early in the second and third periods, but, each time, Michigan answered shortly after, killing any momentum the RedHawks had generated. Michigan didn't trail after the 15:36 mark of the first period and led by as many as four goals.
The line of Kaleniecki, Hensick and Gajic continued to be Michigan's offensive catalyst. The unit earned seven points Saturday and has 47 in its 11 games together.
This weekend was the first time Miami has been swept all season. The RedHawks hadn't dropped two in a row since they lost to St. Lawrence and Ohio State in their first two games.
Miami got production from its top line and scored on the power play (2-for-5) — two things that didn't happen Friday — but that wasn't nearly enough.
"Just one of those nights where the puck was going in the net," RedHawk coach Enrico Blasi said. "They happened to get three more then we did."
But captain Derek Edwardson, who earned a goal and an assist, had a more precise reason for the loss.
"We had too many defensive lapses," the senior forward said. "It had nothing to do with goaltending. We had too many lapses, gave them too many good chances."
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The American Red Cross has set up a Reception Center at PS 57 at 176 East 115th, between 3rd & Lex for those affected by the explosion in Harlem. The Red Cross does also have teams on the scene. Relatives can now call #311. A special hotline will be set up shortly.
At least two people were killed this morning after an explosion at 116th Street and Park Avenue. The two deceased are both women. There are also at least 18 injured. First responders are still searching for other survivors.
Two buildings were destroyed and others are heavily damaged. The buildings included residential units as well as a church and various businesses. The fire – now a five alarm fire – still rages.
"Once again we have been shown what our first responders are capable of doing," said Mayor Bill de Blasio during a press conference.
The incident occurred at 9:30 a.m. Con Ed received a call at 9:13 a.m. reporting a gas leak. ConEd is in the process of shutting off the various gas mains going into the building.
The New York Times quoted one resident as saying her family smelled gas as early as last night but is dissipated before they left their apartment this morning.
Air quality, understandably, is poor in the area. Some responders have been seen wearing gas masks. Residents and reporters have been given face masks – like the ones used in hospitals – as well.
Thousands will be affected tonight during their evening commute as well. Debris has fallen on the tracks nearby. The Metro North line travel is suspended in and out of Grand Central Terminal until further notice. Please use alternate routes and expect delays: http://new.mta.info/mnr.
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The Jazz Photography of Jos L. Knaepen
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Photo by Jos L. Knaepen
Jazz.com is delighted to announce the addition of photographer Jos L. Knaepen to our Visual Jazz galleries. Knaepen's remarkable photographs have captured the excitement of jazz in action since the late 1970s.
Belgian-born Knaepen dates his interest in jazz back to his teen years. At the age of seventeen he became introduced to the recordings of Django Reinhardt and Sidney Bechet, and he was soon a devoted fan in frequent attendance at jazz performances. His other passion during these years was the art of photography, and in time he brought together these two avid interests.
By the late 1970s and early 1980s Knaepen began to develop a reputation for his work. Now after a period of over a quarter of a century, he has amassed a personal archive of more than 46,000 images -- and growing daily.
We are pleased to be able to share a small sample of this artist's work in the Jos L. Knaepen Visual Jazz gallery.
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Henk van Leeuwen
// Jan 03, 2008 at 10:17 AM
Indeed, thank you for highlighting Jos Knaepen, who is truly a wonderful jazz photographer and whose work I have admired for years most notably in the Belgian Jazzmozaiek magazine, another fine example of quality jazz publicity - best wishes - Henk van Leeuwen - jazz promoter Australia
Marla Kleman
// Jan 09, 2008 at 01:47 PM
Jos Knaepen is one of the great jazz photographers of our time. Thanks for featuring him! Marla


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I made fruit pizza on Tuesday night and it was a big hit with everyone. The recipe was very easy to follow and didn't take much time to make. I had originally seen the recipe on Pinterest where it was immediately pinned to my Recipes to Try board. Below is the altered recipe I used for my delicious dessert. If you'd like to use the original recipe, see that here.
This fruit pizza has a sugar cookie crust and is topped with a cream cheese frosting and fresh fruit.
- 1 package Betty Crocker Sugar Cookie Mix
- 8 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup powdered sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Strawberries
- Blueberries
- Kiwis
- Raspberries
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Slightly grease the bottom of a pizza pan. Prepare sugar cookie mix as directed for drop cookies (mine called for 1 stick of butter and 1 egg) and spread evenly on the bottom of pizza pan. Bake for 8-10 minutes or until slightly brown around outside of crust. Cool completely.
- As the cookie crust is cooling, wash and prepare fruit. Slice strawberries and kiwis and leave blueberries and raspberries whole. Then, prepare the cream cheese layer by beating the cream cheese, powdered sugar, and vanilla together until smooth and creamy. Spread onto cooled cookie crust.
- Arrange fruit on top of cream cheese layer in a circle pattern, starting from the outside and working your way inwards.
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In the run-oriented offense there's a "counter play" in which the offensive line primarily blocks one way, and the back takes a step that way in order to get the defense to overcommit.
Then, the RB will cut back and go to the other side where a couple of players are "sealing off" the end of the line.
When it works, its a thing of beauty. In this particular case, it didn't work, and Ricky went for a gain of 2 if memory serves.
But it was nice to see some thought given to play design, even if the execution was sloppy. Since the Phins will meet the Jags in the regular season, they didn't want to give too much away, but this just goes to show you that they have lots of things up their sleeves for the season.
Heck, I can't remember the last time I saw Miami run a counter play - at all.
(Hartline came to the right, Thomas pulled from the RG position to the outside as he might on a sweep, the C, RT, and LG blocked left; Long blocked right, as did the FB.)


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Intelligent Performance - Solaris optimized for Nehalem
By Anatol Studler on Mar 31, 2009
- Increased performance as the Solaris OS takes advantage of Intel multi-core processor capabilities and Intel Turbo Boost Technology
- Optimized power efficiency and utilization by enabling Solaris to take advantage of Intel Xeon processor 5500 (aka Nehalem) series performance-enhanced dynamic power management capabilities.
- Extending Predictive capabilities to improve reliability by incorporating Nehalem features into the Solaris Fault Management Architecture (FMA).
Intelligent PerformanceWe have optimized the performance of Solaris for individual cores and the overall multi-core microarchitecture, which increases both single- or multi-threaded performance. Intel Turbo Boost Technology uses any available power headroom to deliver higher clock rates. In those situations where the application requires maximum processing power, the Intel Xeon processor 5500 series increases the frequency in the active core when conditions such as load, power consumption and temperature permit it.
The Solaris threading model provides a sophisticated performance with specific optimizations for the new Nehalem Architecture. Solaris also takes advantage of the capabilities of the new Intel QuickPath Interconnect QPI with capabilities such as an optimized scheduler and memory placement optimization (MPO) capability that has proven performance benefits with non-uniform memory access (NUMA). This reduces the memory latency. The Solaris NUMA implementation takes information from the Advance Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) System Resource Affinity Table (SRAT) and the System Locality Information Table (SLIT).
Modern processors provide the ability to observer performance characteristics of applications using performance counters. Solaris provides the libcpc (\*LIB) API to access these performance counters. These interfaces can be used to observe the performance characteristics of applications. Following utilities provide you information from libcpc:
- cpustat -h provides a listing of all the different events that are available on a give processor.
- cputrack is used to analyze performance charateristics on a per-process or per-LWP basis
- Performance Analyzer tools like collect, analyzer and er_print.
Automated Energy EfficiencySolaris takes advantage of many power efficiency features in the Nehalem architecture. For example, an innovative Power Aware Dispatcher (PAD) has been integrated into OpenSolaris, enabling granularity in power management (P-states). We have seen a substantial reduction in idle power consumption, lower power cunsumption at maximum cpu utilization, and improved performance when switching between power states.
The kernel dispatcher - the part of the kernel that decides where threads should run - is integrated with the power management subsystem of the Nehalem cpu. Therefore the kernel now has the ability to utilize those parts of the processor that are active, and continue to avoid doing work on those parts that are powered down.
PowerTOP is a new command line tool that shows how effectively a system is taking advantage of the processor's power management features. The application observes the system on an interval basis and displays a summery of how long the processor is spending (on average) at each different state.
Reliability and AvailabilitySun and Intel are working together to extend the capabilities of the Solaris Fault Manager by also supporting the Machine Check Architecture (MCA). The Fault Manager automatically diagnoses the underlying problems and responds by off-lining faulty components.
The ability to fast reboot a system drastically reduces downtime and improves efficiency. Fast Reboot is a command-line feature that enables you to reboot an Intel Xeon processor 5500 series system quickly, bypassing the BIOS, power on self test, and the GRUB Bootloader. Fast Reboot (reboot -f) implements an in-kernel boot loader that loads the kernel into memory and then switches to that kernel, so that the reboot process occurs within seconds.
The ability to work around processor errata in the operating system by applying microcode updates is available in Solaris. This support alleviates the need to upgrade a system's BIOS every time a new microcode update is required.
DevelopmentWe have made optimizations to the compiler tools and runtime libraries including full support for Streaming SIMD Extensions (SSE 4.2). To enable the automatic usage for SSE instructions, specify -xvector=simd in your compiler options.
To speed up serial application performance on multithreaded chips like the Intel Xeon 5500 Series, you can use the compiler option -xautopar. The compiler will then generate codes which, when executed at runtime, will have more than one thread to execute the loop body.
OpenMP is the de-facto standard for writing multi-threaded applications to run on multi-threaded machines. OpenMP specification version 3.0 defines a rich set of directives, runtime routines, and environment variable that allow the programmer to write multi-threaded applications in C, C++, and Fortran. The Sun Studio software facilitates OpenMP development. The main motivations for using OpenMP are performance, scalability, portability, and standardization. With a relatively small amount of coding effort, a programmer can write multi-threaded applications to run on multi-threaded machines.
SummaryThis video from David Steward (Intel) also provides some insights about the improvements in Solaris for the Nehalem architecture:
Sun provides everything necessary to get the best out of the latest Intel Xeon 5500 series CPU. Starting at the Hardware with our innovative X-Series Servers, the Solaris operating system with all its enhancements, and ending with the complete compiler environment that leverages all features for your application.
You can find more information on the following links:
- Press Release: Sun Solaris Platform Advancements Unleash the Power of the Intel Xeon Processor 5500 Series
- Datasheet: The Solaris™ OS and the Intel® Xeon® Processor 5500 Series
- BluePrint: Using the Solaris OS to Optimize the Xeon Processor 5500 Series
- Check out these videos to learn how Solaris delivers record breaking performance, power efficiency, and reliability on the new Intel Xeon Processor 5500 systems.


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The weather pattern is fairly quiet and will continue that way for the first half of the week. If we get some east winds Monday and Tuesday we could see 70 degrees once again.
After midweek, computer forecast charts show an open door for weather systems, so it may be back to some clouds and rain. There are still no really big storms heading our way at this point.
The first half of October has been on the mellow side of things compared to what it can offer. Rainfall for Vancouver for the first two weeks was 1.65 inches, 0.41 of an inch above average. Despite the cool feel of things, the average mean temperature was 57.8 degrees, 1.5 degrees above average.
This week, the National Weather Service is sponsoring its Winter Weather Awareness Campaign publicizing the importance of winter weather hazards and the need to understand the various watches, advisories and warnings.
Sunday will be an introduction to winter weather and awareness; Monday, winter weather safety; Tuesday, outlooks, watches, warnings and advisories; Wednesday, snow storms, blizzards, ice storms and wind chill; Thursday, floods; Friday, wind storms; Saturday, summary of winter weather and awareness.
All this can be found online at: http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/pqr/winterawareweek.php.
And I am sure it won't be long before some active weather heads our way and we get plastered with watches, warnings and advisories around the state. With signs of La Niña in place, it is guaranteed there will be some good storms off the coast.
More reports of woolly bear caterpillars are coming in and I had an opportunity see a few myself. It looks like the average number of orange segments on these furry critters is about four.
That would tell me that the winter will be just an average one, with maybe a few cold outbreaks. I didn't see very many with only two or three — those would indicate much colder weather than average. But then again, the method isn't scientific . At the end of the month, we will see what local experts have to say.
Enjoy your week, everyone!
Patrick Timm is a local weather specialist. His column appears Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Reach him at http://weathersystems.com.


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Great Bay Community College in Portsmouth on Thursday evening hosted a reception for Seacoast area civic and business movers and shakers to meet Jeffrey Rose, the state's newest commissioner of the state Department of Resources and Economic Development (DRED).
The reception of about 50 invited guests not only gave Rose the chance to mingle, but it gave him and GBCC President Will Arvelo the chance to talk about various partnerships that help prepare students for the kinds of jobs that Granite State employers are offering.
Paul Holloway, of the Holloway Auto Group and chairman of the N.H. Community College System, led off the remarks by describing community colleges as "the backbone of the state" when it comes to current and future economic development.
He noted from a demographic standpoint that New Hampshire is getting older, and he encouraged the state to put an emphasis on keeping its young people. He advocated for more affordable housing and less 55-plus housing.
Arvelo gave examples of a couple of state-administered programs -- including the N.H. Job Training Fund and WorkReady New Hampshire.
He said the training fund since 2008 has supplied $1.5 million in grants, half of which has gone to training community college students throughout the state.
And over the last two years, Arvelo said about 1,600 community college students statewide have participated in the WorkReady program, 400 of them from Great Bay.
"One of the reasons I wanted to have this event tonight is really to honor and celebrate that partnership that we have had over the last few years that we will continue to have for the next few years into the future because we know that partnership is critical to meeting our mission," he said.
Rose described his role of DRED commissioner as "protector, promoter, and provider for the state."
He noted that the community college system can develop curriculum to help New Hampshire businesses meet their specific needs and, at the same time, help market the state to attract more high tech companies.
"One of the things that is great is the agility and responsiveness the community college system has to meet those needs. There are great programs that are taking place throughout the state," said Rose.
Paul Briand is an editor with the Live Free or Die Alliance, a non-profit, non-partisan organization that encourages the discussion and analysis of New Hampshire politics and policies.


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Sculpting Neural Circuits: Microglia-Synapse Interactions in the Developing Brain. Dorothy Schafer PhD, Harvard Med. School, candidate for faculty position in the Biology Dept.
Monday, January 13, 2014
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F.M. Kirby Neurobiology Center
Harvard Medical School
Host: Eric Schaller
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Each student who participates in the Get Out Bike Program will be required to sign and uphold the following pledge:
I hereby pledge to do my part to ease traffic congestion, limit fuel consumption and reduce pollution by not keeping a car or other motorized vehicle at Alma College during the entirety of my first two years, from Fall Term 2015 through Spring Term 2017. In exchange for this pledge, I accept the bicycle given to me by the college and will use it as my sole means of wheeled transportation on campus and within the Alma community.
I understand that ownership of the bicycle will be transferred fully to me upon my fulfillment of this pledge, and that I bear full responsibility for its safe operation and routine maintenance from this day forward. I understand that any violation of this pledge agreement is a direct infraction of the Alma College Code of Conduct and may therefore be subject to disciplinary action under that Code. I further understand that there may be tax implications based on my 2015 income and tax filing status. I agree to hold harmless and indemnify Alma College and the Alma College Get Out Bike Program from any and all liability arising from possession or use of the bicycle as outlined in this agreement. Alma College and the Alma College Get Out Bike Program are not responsible for any injury or damages related to possession or use of the bicycle and its related equipment. I understand that by participating in this program, I am using the bicycle and equipment at my own risk.


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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Backup quarterback Jacoby Brissett is leaving No. 4 Florida.
Muschamp says both sophomores ``expressed an interest in transferring and getting a fresh start.''
Brissett started three games in two seasons and lost an open competition with Jeff Driskel before this season. Brissett completed 41 of 74 passes for 455 yards with three touchdowns and four interceptions.
He is reportedly considering West Virginia, Louisville, Arkansas, North Carolina State and Duke.
Johnson played safety and running back, but saw most of his action on special teams. He had 19 special teams tackles. He ran five times for 35 yards this season.
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Plenty big enough for winter items.
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Love the handle on the bottom for easy liftingSide straps are a comfort in case the zipper breaksNo worries about being oversized for the airlinesSpinner wheels work well
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This piece of luggage was perfect in that it expanded considerably after purchases continued to be made while in Japan.The only thing I wish it had was that elastic cord to place your coat on the top portion of the luggage while hauling it. I should have read carefully the specifics since I already have another style of luggage that has that feature and assumed it would be on this one. Also would have preferred to have this other style of luggage with the hard plastic back but it did not come in a 28 inch size, only a 30 inch which was a bit too large to lug around in a foreign country. When you have to drag something of that size onto the Shinkansen or train, it becomes a big problem! Please consider making one!!!!! I love my 26 inch luggage which I use traveling interisland, in Hawaii.
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LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra Tablet vs Nabi 2 Kids Tablet
The new LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra tablet vs the Nabi 2 kids tablet are now a very fair comparison because the Ultra tablet has raised it's price to $150. Once you enter the price realm of kids tablets you will now find the competition even greater LeapFrog. The Nabi 2 runs about $180 and is a full Android tablet.
Speed Comparison
The Nabi 2 blows all kids tablets away with the most impressive NVIDIA TEGRA 3 Processor. I have seen tests that show it is even comparable and better than most adult's tablets. It beats most of them as far as load times and graphics processing. With the 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich running you will be able to play all the newest games available in either the Nabi App Zone or Amazon Market. It can also very easily be formatted and have full access to all of Google Play Store apps.
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Screen Comparison
This is more or less a draw with both of them having the same resolution of 1024 x 600 and 7″. I've not seen any major color or contrast flaws in either of these kids tablets. Both tablets are also very responsive to touch for a child but don't compare it to your iPad, it's a kids tablet.
Although LeapFrog has been known for it's durability through the years you wouldn't believe how durable the Nabi 2 is unless you watch this video. Another draw in this category.
The LeapFrog LeapPad's are backwards compatible and therefore have a quite extensive library right out of the gate. There are over 800 kids apps, games, and books available with LeapPad. The Nabi 2 is quickly catching up because it is an Android tablet and has a lot more publishers available. I don't see either of these tablets with an exact curriculum like the Vinci tablet. I'll give this one to LeapFrog because they have acquired very good publishers like Disney and they closely inspect and approve all of their cartridges for their educational value.
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WiFi or Internet Connection
LeapFrog has finally upgraded to a WiFi connection but they fail to mention upfront that you cannot connect to public access points like McDonalds because it will not allow the terms and conditions page to be visible. If you don't plan on ever needing to connect to public access points it's not a big deal but if you don't have your own network it may be a major disadvantage.
Battery Life
The LeapPad Ultra now has a Lithium ion battery that is rechargeable and that has been a major complaint of prior models. They are very comparable in battery life between charges, about 8 to 9 hours.
Internet Browsers
Another tie between these 2 models with both having web safe browsers inside the parental control apps. You will see more flexibility in the Nabi 2 though.
They both have 8 GB standard memory but the Nabi 2 has made their kids tablet expandable with a micro SD card so this makes them the clear winner.
The Final Decision
In the battle between the LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra tablet vs the Nabi 2 Kids tablet I would spend the extra $30 and get a Nabi 2 tablet, especially if you have multiple kids at different ages. The Nabi tablet will grow with both children and offer education and entertainment. You may end up having to purchase a second one because they will fight whose turn it is.
Read the full Nabi 2 Kids tablet review or LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra review here. You will find multiple price comparisons for both tablets in their respective reviews.
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Caution-Ultramax Remanufactured Ammo
See the post I made and tacked to the top of this board about Ultramax Remanufactured ammo. I closed that thread, but created this one to allow for comments.
Note the photo on the far right, that photo is from 2007, posted on another message board complaining about Ultramax lack of quality control, although they had claimed those problems were taken care of, 5 years later things are still getting through.
This is precisely why I don't recommend commercial reloads, or firing any reloaded ammo you didn't personally load, here's a very nice new Rock River carbine destroyed by that ammo, you have to give a big plug for Rock River since they replaced the damaged upper even though it was clearly caused by the ammo.
I don't buy commercially reloaded ammo, if I did, the ONLY one I would even consider is Black Hills.
Comments/observations welcome!
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Certainly a human put those rounds in that box, Stevie Wonder could have seen the Bullet Setback on those. Something is Really Wrong with that Company. Doesn't seem like they should be in the reloading buisness, cause they obviously don't get the "attention to detail" part that is required to do it.
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Just to make sure everyone understands, not my gun!
Although not in the info i received, I'm relatively certain that the KB was caused by a squib, people have to be really careful if something goes click instead of bang, stick a bullet in the barrel and the next shot can be a disaster. The shooter in this particular case noted he had 2 prior cartridges that were noticeably lower power than the others, he probably got one he didn't think went off, jacked in a fresh cartridge and pulled the trigger, KABOOM!
In all my life I've had one squib, it was back in the early 90s, I was out shooting one day, that particular pistol was an S&W mod 469, that's a double stack compact 9mm, as I was shooting I got a very small pop instead of a bang, even though I hadn't ever had one I was pretty sure what it was, I cleared the pistol, and sure enough there was a bullet stuck in the barrel, got the bullet out (that sucker was really tight!) and no further problems.
If you shoot and there is anything way short of what it should be, unload and check for obstructions before going any further!
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2009 Boulder Mountain Bike Alliance Winter Banquet
Friday night I attended the annual BMA Banquet which was a blast. It was a typical silent auction with a meal kind of event with the funds going to support the BMA in the upcoming year. I almost didn't get to attend because hours earlier my daughter had been diagnosed with pnenomia and had a temperature of 105! yikes! The after talking to the doctor on the phone he was like, "ya just give them some more tylenol and she will be fine... he was right.
They had some great items in the silent auction like crusier bikes, cyclocross equipment, autographed jersey's (Dave Wiens), admission to the Boulder Indoor Velodrome and women's underwear. The live auction had some great items too like bike tour to Italy, mtb trip to Arizona and a vacation to the Galopogus islands. Not sure if it was the free beer or the recession but probably only half of the audience was engaged in the live auction so it was hard to hear the amounts things were being bid for.
From 2009 BMA Banquet
Overall it was a great night and meet some new friends but what was interesting wasn't who did attend the party but largely who did not! There were only a few faces in the crowd that I regonized like Greg Keller, Sonya Looney, Jeff Kerkove, Megan Monroe and a few others but where were all the other folks who are cycling to the core? While the BMA might be "Mountain Bike" focused, the power and connections they have are amazing, really! I was floored by the political power at that banquet and while I am not a mountain biker to my core, I use many of the trails they worked so hard to get created!
More Details? See the BMA website


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Jun 21, 2011 12:00 PM
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5 - Kate Spade New York Mikas Pond Darla Wallet $75
6 - Kate Spade New York South Street Lacey Mini Wallet $125
7 - Budd Leather Pebble Grained French Purse $22 on sale
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Salvatore's Salvation
|Salvatore's Salvation
Joseph Daniel O'Toole
|GTA Liberty City Stories
|Joseph Daniel O'Toole
|Red Light District, Portland Island, Liberty City
|The Guns of Leone
Salvatore's Salvation is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories given to protagonist Toni Cipriani by Joseph Daniel O'Toole from Paulie's Revue Bar in the Red Light District of Portland Island, Liberty City.
Toni drops by Paulie's Revue Bar in the Red Light District, after receiving a phone call from O'Toole after completing Contra-Banned. Toni finds a panicking O'Toole, who eventually informs Toni that Salvatore was kidnapped by members of the Sindacco Family, who are going to crush Salvatore at the Harwood Autocrusher and Junkyard. Toni follows two Sindacco Family gang members to a location in Chinatown, where more Sindacco gang members are waiting, with Salvatore in a car trunk. Toni then begins to attack the Sindacco Argento, with the Sindacco gang members eventually exiting the vehicle to confront Toni. After killing the Sindaccos, Toni takes the car and drives it back to Sal's home.
Toni Cipriani: JD!
Joseph Daniel O'Toole: Toni, thank god you're here. I'm sweating like my uncle in a school yard - my minds going crazy. What are we gonna do?
Toni Cipriani: About what?
Joseph Daniel O'Toole: Oh God I can't believe it, he is gonna cut my balls off. He's gonna put them in a vice! Not necessarily in that order. Oh God! I feel like the day the FBI searched my hard drive! Oh, my heart's racing. Have you got any vallion? Or rohapnin? What about... No, no... See I got too many of those...
Toni Cipriani: What's going on?
Joseph Daniel O'Toole: Oh God I can't believe this... Why am I to blame?! It's not my fault. But you know Salvatore, he's gonna get the vice squad on my ass. Oh my God, it's gonna be like those statutory rape charges, man? They come in at you at the showers! Oh God, and she was 18! Oh my God! This is gonna be worse!
Toni Cipriani: Listen you babbling cock sucker. What in god's name is wrong?
Joseph Daniel O'Toole: It's Salvatore. He was kidnapped while leaving the club.
Toni Cipriani: Well why didn't you say so? Instead of making me listen to that crap. Come on.
Joseph Daniel O'Toole: That's one of the guys who took Salvatore!
(Toni follows a Sindacco gang member to a location in Chinatown)
Sindacco #1: Where is he? In the trunk?
Sindacco #2: Good. We're taking him to the crusher. The boss wants him flatter than pizza.
(Toni chases the Sindacco car, eventually taking the car himself)
Salvatore Leone: Mmmpphh - mmmphhh - mpphh.
Toni Cipriani: Is that you Mr. Leone? It's me, Toni. Don't worry about a thing. I'm getting you out of there!
(Toni drives toward Salvatore's home in Saint Mark's)
Salvatore Leone: Mmpphh - arrrgghh - arrggghh - arrg
(Toni drives to Salvatore's home)
Salvatore Leone: What kind of driving was that? You trying to kill me?
Toni Cipriani: Mr. Leone. Boss. I'm sorry. What can I tell ya?
Salvatore Leone: Sons of Bitches! They think they can do that to me! I'll tear their fucking hearts out! This doesn't end here! ...for Christ sakes Toni - you saved my ass - call me Sal!
The reward for completing the mission is $1,500 and unlocks the mission The Guns of Leone for Joseph Daniel O'Toole.
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