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A Buffalo Bills sale is being offered to some big-named people here in the US, and it seems that this NFL team already has some interested buyers. Billionaire Donald Trump and musician-singer Jon Bon Jovi are just two names currently being tossed around as potential bidders on the Buffalo Bills football team. According to Syracuse News this Thursday, June 19, 2014, at least several possible purchasers have already been contacted by financial officials, though the future owner of the Bills still remains up in the air at this point in time.
The Buffalo Bills — yes, the official NFL team — is now on legal sale for potential buyers. Of course, the average Joe won't be able to cash in on buying the Bills, as prospects are at quite an astronomical price. Although there are rumors of some people already being tapped to consider bidding for the football team, such information is being kept quiet currently under a non-disclosure agreement.
"Those who have expressed an intention to bid on the Bills, and perhaps others as identified by the Bills' investment banker Morgan Stanley, on Wednesday received a seven-page non-disclosure agreement (NDA), the source said.
According to the press release, all potential buyers — if interested in taking a look at what the "offering memorandum" says in all its sports glory — must first sign and submit to the non-disclosure agreement. As such, there is no proof at this time that Donald Trump or Jon Bon Jovi (or others, for that matter) have even seen the contract.
"Such bidders must sign the NDA in order to receive the "offering memorandum," or sale book … That document, which presumably is now ready to be shared, will contain the confidential summary information regarding the Bills franchise and the NFL -- most importantly financials such as revenues, assets, operational costs, prospects of future revenue and liabilities."
ESPN Go shared that the Buffalo Bills sale became an official point of business back in late May 2014. Despite recent changes, the professional NFL team was retaining Morgan Stanley as their primary financial advisor, while Proskauer Rose would also stay on board as a form of legal counsel to assist with overall sale developments.
As announced in the press release, it was publicly revealed that all prospective bidders would be offered the chance to see the memorandum and specifics of the Buffalo Bills sale with an approximate period of one month, or 30 days. Today, Thursday, marks Day 29 since the statement was made, so we can be fairly certain that almost all possible buyers have been formally contacted.
As to who might eventually have the chance to own the Buffalo Bills? It is common knowledge to sports fans that real estate tycoon Donald Trump has shown he is interested in possibly owning the Bills someday, while Tom Golisano (a previous owner of the Buffalo Sabres) has also made it known he is thinking of putting a bid in. Jon Bon Jovi as well as Larry Tanenbaum are also under rumored consideration. Who do you think might be tapped in this momentous "sale?"


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Is your family ready for a "Noon Years Eve" party and a holiday road trip? New Years Eve offers many busy families one of the last long holiday weekends for a family road trip before spring break. Unfortunately, it is also bringing up the rear of an expensive, often stressful holiday season—making it a holiday often overlooked for outings. Those looking to venture out of Central Ohio for the holiday weekend—but, seeking some family friendly fun and low cost activities, need to look no further than Hartville in Northern Ohio.
The Hartville area is home to the Quail Hollow State Park, a variety of unique antique shops and dining spots. It will also be home to a fun family themed New Years Eve Party at the popular Pump it Up party center. New Years Eve is often a grown up holiday, with adults celebrating the start of the New Year after the little ones have gone to bed. Pump It Up in Hartville is hosting a "Noon Years Eve" party, loaded with family themed fun at a family friendly time instead!
The "Noon Years Eve" party features a countdown to noon rather than the bedtime blasting midnight that most of us celebrate! The Pump it Up party comes complete with party hats, noisemakers, sparkling juice toasts and, of course, lots of Pump It Up jumping for the kids.
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When: December 31st, 2010 from 1 p.m. to 3:15 p.m.
Where: Pump It Up of Hartville, Ohio
135 W. Maple Street, Hartville, OH 44632
Cost: The cost for each child wishing to enjoy the inflatable toys is $10. Adults must also purchase an admission ticket for the party event as well. There are pizza and beverage packages available for purchase, after jumping—of course!
What is Pump It Up? It's a popular party place for Akron/Canton and Stark County residents. Pump It Up is a family oriented, party event facility loaded with massive inflatable jump inspiring toys!
Want to turn Noon Years Eve into a mini vacation?
That's easy enough. Pump It Up is minutes from Ohio's Quail Hollow State Park and close to the many offerings of the village of Hartville and the surrounding Mennonite communities.
While Pump it Up is open to the public—space is limited for this popular annual event and registration is required. Call Pump It Up of Hartville to register at 330.877.7867.
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Monte Stratton, winner of 24 conference titles at TCU and Texas-Arlington, coaches Olympian Doc Patton, and is an acknowledged master of coaching the sprint relays. Sprint relay practice should be done at the start of practice when the runners are fresh and in the same type of fatigue level that they will be in at the meet. Technique work should be done when the body is fresh. The first and most important part of the relay is determining who your best curve and straightaway runners are, and putting them in the appropriate places on your relays.
Coach Patton states that all his runners are moved as far back in the acceleration zone as possible…"No games regarding who runs long and short." The heel placed flat on the track in front of the acceleration triangle so that the judge is clear that the runner is legally ahead of the mark. The runner rolls forward and when the "go" mark is reached, the runner accelerates into full speed, preparing to receive the hand-off.
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Texas A&M Head Coach, Pat Henry, is a recognized master at coaching the sprints. One of the things that makes a master coach is the ability to take a complex action, such as moving your body at maximum speed, and breaking that action down. It also is the sign of a master coach to be able to teach those points in a clear manner to other coaches and athletes. Many coaches are familiar with the "high knee" or "A-march" drill, but may not be aware of its importance for building correct sprint mechanics. For Coach Henry, in his own words…"This is where we start.." This drill develops the mechanics and posture needed for sprinting. Take a look at some special coaching points below the video:
1) The athlete needs to have an "ankle cocked" position. The "ankle cocked" position allows rebound and spring and proper form. "Toe –up" and "Ankle-Up" and even "Dorsi-flexed" are all cues to get the athlete to get the proper position. The foot should land under the knee, not be reaching forward.
2) Separation of the arms is important. By this Coach Henry means that the arms should be driving both forward and back. As a coach from the side you should be able to see both elbows as the athlete drives, one reaching forward, the other driving back. The arms are active, and from the front the motion you see should be backwards and forward, with little if any cross body action.
3) The athlete should be tall as they run. The body from the hips up is erect, with no or little lean forward and none backwards. A good coaching point in this series is that "the athlete should be two inches taller as they run." Basically the extension of the legs into full position gives you this "tallness" in running.
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The cool kids over at OFT along with Creative Bunch are back with another collection of unreleased music from the members of Odd Future. Here's what the crew has to say about their latest batch of rarities.
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Instrumentalist RJD2 has had a great half-a-decade. His two solo albums for Definitive Jux � Dead Ringer and Since We Last Spoke � not only represent two of the label's most successful and solid releases, but also have been a licensing treasure trove for the producer. Not to mention producing a handful of hip-hop albums for artists like Blueprint and Aceyalone, RJ has definitely made his mark. So where does he go from here?
As hinted on Since We Last Spoke, RJ has transformed into full fledged performance artist with The Third Hand � his third official solo outing, and first for XL Recordings. There is a natural evolution found on each of his three releases � and The Third Hand is more in the vein of songs like crowd-pleaser "Making Days Longer" than cash-cow "Ghost Writer". But to put it simply, the main difference between this LP and his others, is that RJ is singing on the virtually the entire album.
The album begins with the catchy, piano driven "You Never Had It So Good", where RJ gives you full regalia, and an idea of what the rest of the LP will sound like. Unfortunately, you either are a fan of RJ's vocal chops or you aren't, which is going to determine whether you love or hate the record. A producer first, and a singer second, RJ records his vocals in different octaves, then layers them on top of one another, creating an almost "barbershop quartet" sound (but not really). This unfortunately, at times, leads to a redundant style, making songs like "Reality" and "Work It Out" sound indistinguishable. Another problem with his new approach is that many times its unclear exactly what he is singing about, with the lyrics feeling like they are almost forced to unnecessarily fill in the gaps of his instrumentals.
Say what you want about RJ's vox, but his beats are still dope. While he might not be utilizing the costly art of sampling so much this time around, he's still got his signature style that shines throughout the LP, singing or not. With an instrumental version of the album on the way � and the fact that these songs will stand alone just fine as instrumentals – many longtime fans might just choose that version over this one, to get what they expect out of an RJD2 LP. But hopefully next time around he will take things back to basics.
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Charley Molnar Announces Football Coaching Staff
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AMHERST, Mass. - As the UMass football program enters its first full season at the Football Bowl Subdivision and as a member of the Mid-American Conference, head coach Charley Molnar has assembled a veteran coaching staff with top-level experiences. The staff is comprised of coaches who have spent years at Bowl Championship Series (BCS) schools as well as time in the National Football League and the United Football League. The experienced staff has found success at every level of the college game and in the professional ranks as the Minutemen begin a new era of football in Amherst.
"I think the staff we have assembled has the knowledge, experience, and teaching tools to make us a successful program in all phases of the game," said Molnar. "This is a highly motivated group of professionals who know how to gain success not just in football, but in daily life. Their experiences as coaches and players will serve as the foundation for what we want to build here - championship caliber football played by championship caliber young men."
Molnar named Dave Sollazzo as the assistant head coach who will also be charged with coaching the defensive line.
Mike Kruczek as his offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, while Phil Elmassian (el-MAY-shun) will guide the defense and coach the linebackers.
Ron Hudson will serve as the run game coordinator and offensive line coach. Allen Suber will coach the wide receivers and Shane Waldron will coach the tight ends. Additionally, Suber will serve as the Pro Liaison, while Waldron will work as the recruiting coordinator.
Roderick Plummer will coach the running backs and be the special teams coordinator.
On the defensive side of the ball, Jeff Burris will coach the cornerbacks and serve as the community outreach coordinator for the program. Ted Daisher will coach the safeties after spending the past season at Bryant.
Graduate assistants Ryan Gold and Matt Loucks will return to the staff after working with the program last year. Jordan Jarry also returns for his second season as the Director of Football Operations, while Charley Molnar III joins the staff as a recruiting and operations graduate assistant.
Spring football practice will officially begin on March 27 with the Spring Game set for April 28.
The 2012 season will bring forth a new era in UMass football history as the Minutemen become members of the Football Bowl Subdivision and the Mid-American Conference. Concurrent with the move will be a change in venue as well with UMass playing home games at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass.
In April 2011, it was announced that UMass would be making the transition from the Football Championship Subdivision level to the FBS level as a football-only member of the MAC. The Minutemen will be eligible for the MAC Championship and bowl participation in 2013.
The 2012 season will be the 130th for the UMass football program. UMass had been a FCS member since 1978 when the division was first formed. In that time span, UMass won 22 conference championships, made eight (8) NCAA Tournament appearances winning the 1998 National Championship Title and played in the NCAA Championship game three times (1978, 1998, and 2006). UMass was a member of the Yankee Conference, the Atlantic 10 and most recently the Colonial Athletic Association.
A consensus All-America pick and 1993 senior tri-captain at Notre Dame, Burris played free safety for the Irish. One of the top defensive players throughout his career, Burris and the Irish went 11-1 and finished second in the final national polls in 1993. He was a first round selection (27th pick) in the 1994 NFL Draft taken by the Buffalo Bills where he played for until 1998.
In his first year with the Bills, he earned the NFL All-Rookie team. In 1998, he was picked up by the Indianapolis Colts as a defensive back. In 2001, he was signed by the Cincinnati Bengals, where he played until 2003.
Beginning his coaching career in 2007, Burris worked as a secondary coach at Fishers High School, where he helped work on the technique of cornerbacks and safeties as well as installing a defensive schemes.
In Sept. 2008, served a coaching internship with the Buffalo Bills.
Burris joined the United Football League's Sacramento Mountain Lions as the defensive backs coach in 2011 where he worked with long-time NFL head coach Dennis Green.
Burris is a native of Rock Hill, South Carolina where he graduated from Northwestern High School.
Last season, Daisher coached at Bryant serving as the defensive backs coach following his seven years working in professional football. While in the professional ranks, he worked on the staffs of the Philadelphia Eagles (2004-05 & 2009), the Oakland Raiders (2006), the Cleveland Browns (2007-08) and the Hartford Colonials (2010, UFL). During his first stint with the Eagles, he worked as the special teams quality control coach and assistant defensive line coach for Andy Reid's squad that reached the Super Bowl in Jacksonville, Fla.
At the collegiate level, the Michigan native has spent time at Illinois, Northern Illinois, Eastern Michigan, Cincinnati, Army, Indiana, and East Carolina. He helped Northern Illinois win the MAC Championship in 1983 and the California Bowl. He repeated those wins in 1987 with Eastern Michigan. In 2001, he served with East Carolina as the Pirates played in the GMAC Bowl.
Daisher graduated from Western Michigan where he was a letterwinner from 1975-77 as a wide receiver and defensive back. He and his wife Danielle have three children: Nicole, Ted and Taylor.
Elmassian (pronounced el-MAY-shun) spent last season with Purdue marking his second coaching stint with the Boilermakers. Prior to that, he spent the two seasons as the defensive coordinator at Illinois State, and has served in the same capacity at West Virginia, LSU, Boston College and Virginia Tech, as well as the linebackers coach Marshall and defensive backs coach at Nebraska, Wisconsin, Syracuse, Minnesota and East Carolina. He has mentored 26 all-conference players, including two All-Americans, and has coached in 18 bowls in his career.
The veteran coach has been a part of championships in four conferences and has served as the defensive coordinator at five NCAA Division I FBS schools: Louisiana-Monroe, LSU, Virginia Tech, Boston College and West Virginia.
His five league titles include Marshall's Mid-American Conference Championship in 2002; Washington's Pac-10 Championship in 1995; and Virginia's Atlantic Coast Conference Championship in 1989. He also helped lead Wisconsin to the Rose Bowl and Big Ten Championships in 1998 and 1999, as the Badger defense led the nation in scoring defense in 1998 and ranked fifth in 1999.
With Elmassian on staff, the 2003 Boilermakers finished third in the Big Ten in scoring, rushing and total defense and fourth in the league in pass defense. Purdue ranked second in the Big Ten, and 19th in the nation, in pass efficiency defense in 2003, and also ranked 13th nationally in total defense.
During Elmassian's stint at Wisconsin, the Badgers led the nation in scoring defense in 1998 (11.9 points per game) and ranked fifth in 1999 (12.8). They were No. 1 in the Big Ten in scoring defense, total defense (298.1 - 15th nationally) and passing defense (97.9 - fifth nationally) in 1999. Wisconsin became the first Big Ten school to win back-to-back Rose Bowls in 1998 and 1999, defeating the high-powered offenses of UCLA and Stanford. All four of the Badgers' defensive backs earned first team, second team or honorable mention all-conference honors in 1999. Cornerback Jamar Fletcher led the nation in interceptions in 1998 with seven and went on to be named the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, earn consensus All-America honors and win the Jim Thorpe Award as the nation's outstanding defensive back in 2000.
Elmassian (born April 28, 1951) is a 1974 graduate of William and Mary, where he played defensive back under Lou Holtz. He and his wife, Mary, have three children, Claire, Dylan and Olivia.
Under Hudson's supervision, the Cajuns produced one of the nation's most dominating running games. UL finished in the top-15 in the nation in rushing offense four times, ranking 7th in 2005 and 2007. Additionally, three times the Cajuns placed in the top-15 for fewest sacks allowed.
In 2005 when UL was Sun Belt Conference champions, Hudson tutored an offensive line that paved the way for a school record 2,797 rushing yards and 34 rushing TDs. UL allowed just nine sacks - the fourth lowest total in the country. That rushing record didn't stand long as the Cajuns ran for 3,019 yards in 2007, including 1,000-yard rushing performances from QB Michael Desormeaux and RB Tyrell Fenroy. UL became the first team in Sun Belt history to rush for more than 3,000 yards in a season. The offensive line ranked 19th nationally in fewest sacks allowed.
A national finalist for 2008 offensive line coach of the year, Hudson tutored seven All-Sun Belt performers from 2006-08, including three-time All-SBC tackle Jesse Newman. Newman was the third overall selection in the 2008 Canadian Football League Draft.
Fenroy was the biggest piece to the Cajuns' ground game, amassing 4,646 yards and 48 TDs from 2005-08. He became just the seventh player in NCAA history to rush for 1,000 yards four times.
Hudson came to UL after serving as the offensive line coach at Texas A&M-Kingsville. He coached three all-conference players, including Roy Stroud, who was a Division II All-American. Kingsville was ranked as one of the top five Division II programs in the nation.
Prior to his appointment with the Javelinas, Hudson spent three seasons at UTEP. He was tight ends coach in 2001-02 and promoted to defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator in 2003.
A native of Columbus, Ohio, Hudson received bachelor's degrees in physical education and history from Muskingum College in New Concord, Ohio in 1987. He added a master's in physical education from Louisville in 1992.
Over the last seven years, Kruczek has served as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at the professional level working with the National Football League's Arizona Cardinals and the United Football League's Sacramento Mountain Lions.
At the collegiate level, he served six years as the head coach of Central Florida following a 12-year stint as the Knights' offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. During his tenure in Orlando, Kruczek coached future NFL Pro Bowl quarterback Daunte Culpepper, led UCF to a win over Alabama, and guided the program as it transitioned to the Mid-American Conference.
He began his coaching career as the quarterbacks coach at Florida State in 1982 where he worked two seasons under legendary college football coach Bobby Bowden.
Kruczek was an All-American standout quarterback at Boston College graduating in 1975. In 1974, he set the NCAA pass completion percentage record (68.9%) and served as Team Captain in 1975. He was inducted into the Boston College Varsity Club Athletic Hall of Fame in 1981.
Professionally, he was picked in the second round (47th overall) of the 1976 NFL Draft playing for four seasons with Pittsburgh before concluding his NFL career in 1980 with Washington. He won two Super Bowl rings (1978, 1979) with Pittsburgh and in 1976 as a rookie helped the Steelers to the AFC title game.
Kruczek and his wife Leigh have two children, Kelly and Garrett.
For the past decade, Plummer has coached special teams with three of his players either being drafted or picked up as free agents with the National Football League.
His coaching career includes stops at Florida A&M, Idaho, Cornell, and Michigan State where he coached under Nick Saban and Bobby Williams.
Plummer began his coaching career in 1994 with Kutztown University. He also served National Footbal League Coaching Internships with Philadelphia, Jacksonville, San Francisco and Cleveland.
A native of Oakland, Calif., Plummer is a 1993 graduate of Washington State where he was a four-year letter winner and starting linebacker for the Cougars. In 2002, he was inducted into the St. Mary's College High School Athletic Hall of Fame.
Sollazzo spent the 2011 season coaching the defensive line at Villanova where the Wildcats led the Colonial Athletic Association in rushing defense.
Prior to that, he spent 10 seasons at the University of Maryland where he also coached the defensive. He served as the Terrapin recruiting coordinator for his final five years in College Park. During his last four years at Maryland, the Terps signed 72 student-athletes ranked among the top 100 nationally at their positions, including 17 All-Americans.
In 2010 at Maryland, Sollazzo guided defensive lineman Joe Vellano to second team All-ACC honors and he helped the Terrapins to the second biggest turn around in the country going from 2-10 in 2009 to 9-4 in 2010. Maryland closed out the 2010 campaign with a victory over East Carolina in the Military Bowl.
Prior to his 10-year stint at Maryland, Sollazzo spent two seasons (1999-00) as the defensive tackles coach at Georgia Tech. Before he arrived at Georgia Tech, Sollazzo was the defensive line coach at his alma mater, The Citadel, from 1989-98. As a player, Sollazzo was a defensive lineman at The Citadel from 1973-76.
Sollazzo and his wife Ellen reside in Phoenixville, Pa., with their nine-year old son Christopher.
A Bethune-Cookman, Suber spent two seasons as the wide receivers coach under Brian Jenkins. During the early months of 2011, Suber was promoted by Jenkins to the role of Recruiting Coordinator. In his time coaching the Wildcats, he oversaw a group that helped to make B-CU among one of the top offensive teams in the nation, which hauled in 146(receivers only) passes for 2,191 yards, and were a major contributing factor in returning a MEAC Championship trophy to B-CU for the first time since Suber was in the backfield.
"Suberman" led one of the greatest eras of B-CU from 1999-2003, including the 2002 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Championship team that finished 11-2, the program's first and second appearances in the NCAA I-AA playoffs, and consecutive victories over Florida A&M, featuring the 2003 victory where Suber rallied the Wildcats from a 28-10 halftime deficit and hit Eric Weems, now with the Atlanta Falcons for a late TD in a thrilling 39-35 victory.
He was the 2003 MEAC offensive player of the year and a finalist for the Walter Payton Award that year. Suber still holds two Wildcat career rushing records for yards (2,897) and touchdowns (39). Additionally, he was a two-time All-American earning the accolades as a junior (2002) and senior (2003).
Suber was on the rosters of the Jacksonville Jaguars, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Houston Texas before being allocated to the Berlin Thunder of NFL Europe.
His first coaching opportunity came in 2006 when he oversaw B-CU quarterbacks in spring drills. He also participated in a 2007 scouting internship with the Jaguars.
As an offensive coordinator for Treasure Coast High School, Suber helped a young program coming off a 3-17 record its first two seasons into a squad into a squad that won its district and first state playoff.
In 2010, Waldron served as the wide receivers coach for the Hartford Colonials of the United Football League.
Prior to his stint in the UFL, Waldron worked with the New England Patriots for a number of years. Beginning in 2002, Waldron served as an operations intern, helping to prep game plans and playbooks, as well as assisting in the day to day running of an NFL team. In 2004, Waldron was promoted to the title of an operations assistant, handling special teams quality control duties and overseeing the completion of weekly game plans.
After leaving the Patriots to coach at Notre Dame, Waldron returned to New England in 2008 where he served as a Quality Control Coach for the offensive. Here, he helped to implement and develop the offensive system. In 2009, he served as the tight ends coach creating and implement a strategic and successful offense. From 2005 until 2007, Waldron worked at Notre Dame as an Offensive Graduate Assistant, evaluating recruits, helping to run special teams, and assisting with the coaching line. With the Irish, he was a part of two of the most explosive offenses in school history as both the 2005 and 2006 units averaged at least 31 points per game and 389 yards. During his time there he helped coach an offense that included Brady Quinn, Darius Walker and Jeff Samardzija.
Most recently, Waldron worked as an offensive coordinator at the Buckingham Browne and Nichols High School in 2011 and also as a Northeast Sports Consultant. In both jobs, Waldron gained experience working with high school talent.
A native of Portland, Ore., Waldron is a 2002 graduate of Tufts University where he was a three-year letterman as a tight end and long snapper.
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Despite his 25 fights under his professional belt, interim WBC lightweight champion Antonio DeMarco (23-1-1, 17KO) feels that the majority of his gained experience has been in his most recent bouts, wins over Almazbek "Kid Diamond" Raiymkulov and Anges Adjaho. Along with the experience, DeMarco displayed a patience that had not been seen before.
"Besides strategy, it is part of the experience that you are getting," says DeMarco. "It's part of the experience that I got from Kid Diamond and Adjaho, which was plenty.
"There were tough fights in their own right. Kid Diamond was very tough and Adjaho because of his style turned out to be very difficult. It is experience and a sense of security that you begin to acquire as the fights become more difficult."
With his win over Raiymkulov, DeMarco of Tijuana, by way of Los Mochis, captured the NABO lightweight and a WBC lightweight eliminator by stopping Adjaho in the ninth round in July last year. That win prompted a interim championship in October of '09 fight against hard hitting Nicaraguan Jose Alfaro in which DeMarco captured the green and gold belt by TKO in the tenth round.
"My lifelong dream was to become WBC world champion. That was the second happiest day of my life - only the birth of my daughter comes first," DeMarco says.
As many now have seen, DeMarco wears his heart on his sleeve proved by the spontaneous displays of emotion after he wins his bouts. Now as he challenges hard hitting Venezuelan Edwin Valero (26-0, 26 KOs) for the absolute WBC lightweight title on Saturday, February 6th, in Monterrey, MX, he promises we haven't seen anything yet.
"It was very surprising to win the belt against Alfaro but now that we are going against Valero and if everything goes our way, believe me, my celebration is going to be three times more emotional than that night," DeMarco says with a smile.
After his win late last year over Alfaro and Valero not having defended the title he captured in April of '09, rumors of a Valero-DeMarco show down in December surfaced but as far as DeMarco knew, an offer was never made.
"I would have been more than happy to face Valero back in December. That is a point that my promoter decides and my team but we never received an official offer," DeMarco made clear. "I would have faced him anywhere, in Venezuela, in Mexico, in the United States, wherever."
Valero instead opted to defend is title against another Tijuana fighter, Hector Velazquez who he stopped in seven rounds. DeMarco, who began training at fourteen under the watchful eye of Romulo Quirarte at the CREA Gym in Tijuana, has attacked training for his next bout with new found vigor since he subscribes to the notion that fights are won in the gym.
"It has been more intense. I think I have worked harder in this camp, I have put more of myself into this camp so that everything goes our way. It has been a harder camp but I am more than motivated to keep going," The 24-year-old DeMarco says. "The fights, the training camps, they help you get more experience and the truth is that I am hungry to win, I am ready to keep going. The fights are won in the gym leaving everything in the gym. Nobody should be pushed, oneself should be able to motivate himself and keep going."
Although Valero, who earned his first eighteen knockouts in the first round, seems unbeatable in the eyes of many, DeMarco and his team believe that they have worked on the right strategies to see his hand raised on fight night.
"I think once we get in the ring, we are going to have to adjust," DeMarco explains. "In camp we worked on certain tactics which are many but once we get in the ring face to face with Valero we are going to see which one works better and which one we are going to use."
In boxing, the majority of the bouts end with a clear winner and a loser. Every fighter climbs into the ring confident that he holds the tools, heart and strategy to win but at times, the triumph ends in the opposite corner.
"I am a person that likes challenges, that is willing to sacrifice. When I fall down, I like to get up and keep going with even more will power," DeMarco says if he where to lose his next bout. "It is not going to stop me if I end up losing this fight and my dream will become even bigger. There will be bigger fights and believe me that I will get up and try ten times harder."
More importantly, DeMarco has thought of what it would be to wrap the coveted WBC lightweight belt around his waist.
"I have dreamed it. I have thought about it, I have been running and thought about it. Why would I deny it if I have thought about it?," he says with a chuckle. "I get goose bumps just thinking about it and imagining it and if it does happen, it will be magnificent."
With his trunks covered with the names of his family, wife and young daughter, it is no secret what motivates DeMarco to climb into the ring and earn his living fighting.
"My parents, my family, there is a lot of things, uncles who were fighters, my grandfather. They have a dream, just as I do, for me to be a world champion and I would like to make that a reality for them as well as for me. I would like win the title and take it to them and tell them that they belt is as much theirs as it is mine," DeMarco says calmly. "Many people that have helped me here in Tijuana, that gave me a place to sleep, food to eat, I am eternally grateful to those people and I thank God for putting them in my life. All that is motivation for me. All these people deserve for me to go on February 6th and win the world title, they deserve it more than I do."
Valero, who in the past has been known for his deservedly confidence in his destruction of his upcoming opponents, has been quiet when it has comes to DeMarco. A fact that does not escape the challenger.
"I have always said that this sport is for gentlemen. I think I have earned Valero's respect because I respect him. I respect him as a person and as a boxer and as a colleague. We know that when we climb into the ring we risk everything, we risk our lives," DeMarco says. "I think it is because of that I know that Valero is a great world champion. He is a great, solid champion. This sport is of gentlemen, one of respect and once inside the ring, one must try to win."
DeMarco is not oblivious to the many boxing pundits and boxing fans that do not expect for him to go the distance, much less come out victorious on February 6th.
"This sport is about seeing what happens. There is many people that have their own opinions and I respect that. There is negative people and there is positive people and that is part of this sport," DeMarco explains. "We are conscious that there is all kind of opinions and we understand that. People that think that I am not going to go more than three or four rounds motivate me as much as the positive ones to try harder and keep going."
With a win, DeMarco would be positioned to do what most champions dream of, to unify the division but for now, DeMarco is focused on the task at hand.
"That would be something that any boxer would like to do.," DeMarco says with a chuckle. "That is something that we have to leave for after February 6th and see what happens."
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SHOWTIME Sports® will present a fight card from Mexico for the first time in nearly 12 years when devastating, undefeated knockout artist and two-time world champion Edwin Valero (26-0, 26 KOs), of Las Vegas, Nev., by way of Merida, Venezuela, defends his World Boxing Council (WBC) lightweight crown against streaking, once-beaten WBC 135-pound interim titleholder Antonio DeMarco (23-1-1, 17 KOs) of Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, on Saturday, Feb. 6. In the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING co-feature, unbeaten, world-ranked Luis Carlos Abregu (28-0, 23 KOs) of Salta, Argentina, will be opposed by Richard Gutierrez (24-3, 14 KOs), of Miami, Fla., via Arjona, Colombia, in a 10-round welterweight bout. The doubleheader will be shown live on SHOWTIME® (9 p.m. ET/PT, delayed on the West Coast). The event at Arena Monterrey is promoted by Gary Shaw Productions, LLC, and will take place during the celebration of the bicentennial of Mexico's Independence.
For more coverage on the San Diego/Tijuana scene, please check out SDFights.com
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TUCSON - Six different Wildcats recorded RBI as Arizona got the best of Phoenix College, 6-2 in the first day of the Arizona Softball Fall Classic.
UA plated six runs on ten hits, striking for two in the second, one in the third, two in the fourth and one in the fifth after Phoenix drew first blood in the top of the first with a home run from Krystal Garcia.
Three Wildcats got two-hit days from Karissa Buchanan, Brigette Del Ponte and Alex Lavine. For Lavine, it was her second consecutive 2-for-2 game of fall ball, and makes her a perfect 4-for-4 with two runs and two RBI.
Del Ponte hit her first home run of fall ball, the only big fly for Arizona on the day. The Wildcats, however, got additional extra-base contributions from Chelsea Goodacre, a triple, while Kristen Arriola and Lavine each doubled.
Shelby Babcock got the start and went three innings before Kenzie Fowler entered to pitch the final four. Babcock allowed one run on two hits while striking out two. Fowler allowed a run on four hits with six strikeouts. Fowler has now struck out 13 of the 26 batters she has faced in fall ball.
Phoenix College's lone runs came on solo blasts from Garcia and Rachel Meyer.
UA responded to the Garcia's homer in the second when back-to-back extra base hits by Arriola and Goodacre put UA on the board. Shelby Babcock then grounded one through the left side to score Goodacre and the Cats took a 2-1 lead.
The Cats added to their lead in the third when Arriola delivered a sac fly that plated Buchanan.
Two more Wildcats crossed the plate in the fourth when Hallie Wilson hit a sac fly and Buchanan engaged herself in a rundown long enough to plate a runner from third and Arizona took a 5-1 lead.
Del Ponte led off the bottom of the fifth with a home run to left-center.
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Saturday, Oct. 15 Phoenix College vs. Pima 11:00 a.m. Central Arizona vs. Cypress 1:00 p.m. Cypress vs. Phoenix College 3:00 p.m. New Mexico vs. Arizona 5:30 p.m. Central Arizona vs. Arizona 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 16 New Mexico vs. Phoenix College 9:00 a.m. Central Arizona vs. New Mexico 11:00 a.m. Pima vs. Cypress 1:00 p.m. Cypress vs. Arizona 3:00 p.m. Pima vs. Arizona 5:00 p.m.


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Day one is finally here. I am kind of prepared:( My plan to prepare all my food after shopping last night did not work out so well. I panicked at first, but then took a step back and made some minor changes that will hold me until Sunday.
First I needed dry yellow beans which I thought was pretty common, well after two stores and no beans I came up with a back up plan to just finish up the veggie pasta salad me sister made. It is Clean with the exception of the Italian Dressing on it. (Dang, my first mistake-Oh well move on!) It could be worse! (Ranch).
I also needed fresh basil. Well there must be an Italian fest in town, because both stores where out of fresh Basil. This included the plants! Then I had a bright idea...uh duh...maybe use some of the overgrown herbs I have under my kitchen window.
Ok, so they need a little weeding and it is also time to cut them back. I will be working on that tonight!! I promise.Gardening=Exercise!
Well I was able to get all my veggies cut up, boil the eggs and get the yogurt cheese started (more on that later).
This morning I started to get the pork roast all ready in the crock pot. This lead to me 2nd Clean Eating mistake!
After I put in the potatoes, onion, mushrooms and pork I sprinkled Lipton Soup mix over it! (Dang it-Oh Well move on again!! These little mistakes are not going to derail me this time!!)
I did forget how much I hate measuring everything I eat and writing down everything I eat. I am hoping as time goes on I will know what and how much I can eat at each meal.
So after all that harried prepping this is what I brought to work this morning. I have put every thing in my Spark People tracker. I wish they had the 5 meal tracker and a place to put the time! But I found out that I could use the notes section to keep track of all that full stuff.
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I like to put everything in there right away in the morning, so I know if I have any room to wiggle. I adjust it and add notes through out out the day.
So far I am feeling pretty good. No head ache yet! (caffeine/sugar detox) I have been hungry more often today than normal. This is due to not eating my whole meal all at once. I will need to find the time in my day to eat each whole meal at a normal pace. This will be something I can work on in the coming weeks.
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Glad to see you back. You can add extra meals. On the nutrition tracker scroll all the way down and on the right there is a button for edit/add meals. You can add at least 3 different categories that I know of so you could have 3 meals and 3 snacks. You may be able to add more than that but I haven't tried it. I added one to track my vitamins separately instead of at meal time. Good Luck with your new adventure!
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The Quick Rundown…
|Yesterday's Result
|Today's Game
|Pitching Matchup
|Syracuse Chiefs
|Lost, 2-1 (13 inn.)
|vs. Toledo, 6:00 p.m.
|J.D. Martin (0-1, 5.40) vs.
Charlie Furbush (1-1, 1.62)
|Harrisburg Senators
|Lost, 8-7
|vs. Altoona, 7:00 p.m.
|Erik Davis (0-0, 1.86) vs.
Aaron Thompson (2-1, 2.08)
|Potomac Nationals
|Lost, 2-0
|@ Myrtle Beach, 7:05 p.m.
|Mitchell Clegg (1-0, 5.40) vs.
Barret Loux (1-1, 4.40)
|Hagerstown Suns
|Won, 3-0
|@ West Virginia, 7:05 p.m.
|Matt Grace (1-2, 6.00) vs.
Tyler Waldron (2-1, 5.06)
Scranton/WB 2 Syracuse 1 (13 innings)
∙ Detwiler 6⅓ IP 8H 1R 1ER 2BB 5K
∙ Carr 1⅔ IP 0H 0R 1BB 2K
∙ Wilkie 2IP 0H 0R 1BB 3K
∙ Brown 3-5, 2-2B
∙ Bynum 1-6, R, HR, RBI
Unfortunately, it was another one-run loss for the Chiefs as the Yankees were able to win in walkoff fashion, scoring a run in the bottom of the 13th inning. While Bynum was able to hit a solo shot for his second homerun in as many games, that would be the only run Syracuse would score as the Chiefs went 2-for-14 with runners in scoring position. Starting pitcher Ross Detwiler pitched a good game, going 6 1/3 innings, allowing only one run on eight hits and two walks while striking out five. Carr, Wilkie, and Rodriguez, combined for five and two-thirds scoreless innings, allowing only one hit and two walks while striking out seven. Unfortunately, Mandel couldn't hold the tie, allowing a 2-out solo home run in the bottom of the thirteenth, pegging him with his first loss of the season.
Altoona 8 Harrisburg 7
∙ Martis 4IP 8H 5R 5ER 1BB 6K 1HR
∙ Martinez (L, 0-1) 2IP 4H 2R 2ER 1BB 0K
∙ Lombardozzi 3-4, R, 2B, HR, BB, 2RBI, SB
∙ Moore 2-5, 2R, 2-2B
∙ Fox 2-5, R, 2B, HR, 4RBI
It was a high-scoring game right off the bat as 10 runs collectively were scored between Harrisburg and Altoona after the first three innings. Down 6-4, Altoona would score four unanswered runs until the bottom of the ninth. That's when the Senators rallied late, with a Tyler Moore double and Adam Fox RBI single, but they fell one run short for an 8-7 loss. Including a 2-run homerun and another RBI double in the third, Fox ended the game with four RBI on the night. Lombardozzi and Tyler Moore also collectively hit 5-for-9 with three runs scored, three doubles and two RBI. The Harrisburg pitching, on the other hand, was less than admirable. Starting pitcher Shairon Martis, making his '11 debut, threw four complete innings, allowing five earned runs on eight this and a walk while striking out six. Differnt city, same result as Carlos Martinez took the loss by allowing two earned runs on four hits and a walk in his two innings of work.
Myrtle Beach 2 Potomac 0
∙ Demny (ND) 7IP 5H 0R 3BB 2K
∙ Olbrychowski (L, 1-1) 1IP 3H 2R 2ER 1BB 1K
∙ Ramirez 1-3
∙ Lozada 1-3
∙ Kobernus 1-4, 2SB
Paul Demny pitched his best game of the season but had the misfortune of matching up against Texas's #4 prospect in a 2-0 loss. Demny threw seven shutout innings, allowing five hits and three walks with two strikeouts. The 21-year-old lefthanded Erlin, however, allowed just two hits and walked none and struck out 10 in his seven innings. Potomac managed just three hits, all singles, and had just one runner reach third base all evening. Folks interested in vicarious road-trippin' might be interested in following Tug Haines, who was on hand last night at BB&T Coastal park as part of his 113-game sojourn.
Hagerstown 3 West Virginia 0
∙ Selik (W, 4-0) 8IP 6H 0R 0BB 3K
∙ Manno (S, 2) 1IP 1H 0R 0BB 3K
∙ Martinson 3-4, R, SB, CS, E
∙ Taylor 1-4, 2B, RBI
Cameron Selik wasn't about to rest on his laurels, combining with Chris Manno, to short-circuit the West Virginia Power 3-0. Selik scattered six hits over eight innings with no walks and three strikeouts for his fourth win while Manno struck out the side in the 9th for his second save. Jason Martinson led the offense with a 3-for-4 night as the Suns scored single runs in the 1st, 4th and 5th innings, but struggled in the clutch with a 2-for-10 mark with RISP and seven runners left on base.
15 Responses to "Tuesday's News & Notes"
Good to see Lombardozzi surging after starting slowly. The way Desmond is going, we may need a new 2B in DC with Espi slinding over to SS.
If there is ANY justice, please let just that happen….espi to short, lombo to 2nd. zimm at third, laroche at first. That's how it's gotta be! 🙂
Somebody named Maxwell hit the homer in the bottom of the 13th to beat his old team from Syracuse.
He's a terrific AAA player.
boys the story today is Selik
Elliot let me correct you the story is Selik and Manno
Good to see Martis back throwing. Hopefully it was just a little rust to allow that many hits, encouraging to see the Ks.
How many more starts for Selik at Hagerstown?
Interesting question: if Ryan Zimmerman is going to do a couple of rehab starts this week as the team reportedly wants, where does he go? Unfortunately, both Potomac and Hageerstown are on the road through this weekend. Syracuse and Harrisburg are at home this week, but the latter only through Thursday (and then they go to New Britain, Conn.). I'm sure Zimm would not want to go far for rehab, but he may have to.
April conveniently forgot to mention the offending Yankee's CF that took that Mandel pitch to the bleachers after an 0 for but with walks night? Why it was good old Justin Maxwell hitting his fifth home run on the year. But with a fairly poor batting average to go with it.
Syracuse has an opening in the infield with the loss of Bixler. Zim would fit in nicely and perhaps serve to jump start that offense. Tug Hulett has played fair … is currently hitting .400.
Speaking of jumping … nice leap by Cutter Dykstra! Looks like an NBA all star. Good old Keith Law calls him org man/inventory … but he might just be worth keeping an eye on.
I heard from a reliable source that next weeks Potomac Nationals games (May 2-4) may be switched to Myrtle Beach. The field at Pfitzner is still not playable is what I was told. Has anyone else heard anything?


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Is it wrong if your child doesn't want to wear underwear?
My son potty trained without wearing underwear or pull-ups. Now when we get him dressed he refuses to wear the underwear. We've had some luck with boxer briefs but it's a hit or mostly miss to get them on. Is it really wrong as a parent to not have him wearing them? How can I get him to change his mind and ease them on him. We've said you should wear underwear in public, there just like daddy's, etc. Not having it.
Posted: 04/05/2013 by pupluv3
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Lol, I wouldn't worry. If he's potty trained that's what's important. As he gets older and understands more he'll most likely start wearing them on his own. Though you could try making them something special and fun. Take him to the store and let him pick out his own underwear, pretend they're special undies that make him turn invisible when ever he wants to, or something outlandish like that. When I dress my girls I pretend their feet disappear when they go in the pants or undies, and when they come out the bottom I go peek-a-boo there it is, that silly foot was hiding, or something to that effect. And I also sing the hokey-pokey song with made up lyrics like put your left foot in, put your right foot in, pull your undies up so they cover up your butt! They get a kick out of it. With my older daughter who's learning numbers I'll say one foot, two foot, red foot, blue foot and she thinks it's so funny to call feet red and blue. Hope that helps! =)posted 04/05/2013 by MissKoke
Great accomplishment on the potty training, I used: http://pottytrainingindays.blogspot.com. Just give it time he will eventually realize everyone does it. Try to point out other kids and peoples underwear sticking out (if its not inappropriate lol)posted 04/06/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
Lol. Babies/toddlers can be so funny and without even trying. Despite this minor setback, that was a faster way to potty train than wasting money on pull-ups. Keep putting them on until he no longer has a problem with them. Make it fun and exciting. Like wearing undies is just so much fun!posted 04/11/2013 by JB'sma
Thanks for your responses. We have tried the look daddy wears them too, bought him character undies, even let him wear the undies themselves thinking he would realize that they are comfy and might put some pants on over them. It's so entertaining to see such a little guy in just boxer briefs. hahahaha At least we can get him to wear them when we go out. lol so far.posted 04/12/2013 by pupluv3
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Arcus senilis (AHR-kus see-NIL-us) and the eye problems caused by high cholesterol are different.
Arcus senilis, also known as arcus corneae, is a gray or white arc visible above and below the outer part of the cornea — the clear, dome-like covering over the front of the eye. Eventually, the arc may become a complete ring around the cornea.
Arcus senilis is common in older adults. It's caused by fat (lipid) deposits deep in the edge of the cornea. It isn't related to high cholesterol, however. Arcus senilis doesn't affect vision, nor does it require treatment.
Eye problems caused by high cholesterol are uncommon — typically affecting only people who have severe cases of high cholesterol and high triglycerides passed down through families (familial hyperlipidemia). High cholesterol is more likely associated with a similar gray or white arc visible around the entire cornea (circumferential arcus) in younger adults. Treatment is generally aimed at controlling cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
The average person who has high cholesterol doesn't develop an arc of any type. If you're concerned about eye health and high cholesterol, talk to your doctor.
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Originally from Santa Barbara (now living near Sacramento), this petite Mexican American hottie describes herself as a "typical Cali girl" who loves skateboarding, camping, hiking and headbanging to hard rock and heavy metal. She's also a dancer and promotional model who has appeared in more than a few photo shoots and music videos. More importantly, she wears her love for maryjane on her sleeve—or rather, her right hip, where she sports a rather large pot leaf tattoo. What's more, for the past five years she's run her own small-scale grow, the fruits of which she supplies to a local dispensary.
"I love watching my babies grow in my garden—it's a very satisfying feeling," she says. "I decided to enter the Miss High Times contest to show everyone that I'm not just another model or actress—I'm also a farmer, and I don't care if people see what I love doing."
Yvette has attended several legalization rallies in Northern Cali, as well as the last four of our domestic Cannabis Cups. Now that she's our official smokesmodel, she'll also get to experience our European event as well: along with the crown and sash, she's won a free trip to Amsterdam this November, where she'll get to be a celebrity judge at our 26th Cannabis Cup.
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Sunbirds (Nectariniidae)
Gould's Sunbird (Aethopyga gouldiae) - HBW 13, p. 309
French: Souimanga de Gould
German: Gouldnektarvogel
Spanish: Suimanga de Gould
Other common names: Blue-throated/Simla Yellow-backed Sunbird
Taxonomy: Cinnyris gouldiae Vigors, 1831, Himalayas = Simla-Almora District, north India.
Additional proposed races are trochiloidea (described from Blue Mountain, in Lushai Hills of NE India) and melittae (Mt Victoria, in W Myanmar), both subsumed in isolata, and harrietae (Phu Kobo, near Xiengkhouang, in Laos) and bangsi (Hongsurkou, in Hubei, in C China), which are synonymized with dabryii. Four subspecies recognized.
Subspecies and Distribution:
- gouldiae (Vigors, 1831) - Himalayas from N India (Sutlej Valley E to Arunachal Pradesh) E to S China (Kobdo, in SE Xizang).
- dabryii (J. Verreaux, 1867) - breeds C & S China (including Pome, in SE Xizang) S to extreme NE India (extreme E Nagaland), Myanmar (except W & S) and N Indochina; non-breeding also Manipur, N Cachar, S Myanmar (S to N Tenasserim) and N Thailand.
- isolata Stuart Baker, 1925 - NE India (Assam S of R Brahmaputra, Nagaland except extreme E, Manipur), E Bangladesh (S to Chittagong Hills) and W Myanmar (Chin Hills).
- annamensis Robinson & Kloss, 1919 - S Laos and SC Vietnam.
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A male calling excitedly in response to a recording of the Collared Owlet. Locality Tanung Valley, Da Lat Plateau, Annam, Vietnam (ssp annamensis)
Josep del Hoyo 19 April 2008 7 years ago 36 sec 4.6
A male and a female moving in a tree, excited. Locality Loxo Pass, Annam, Vietnam (ssp annamensis)
Josep del Hoyo 27 April 2008 7 years ago 10 sec 4.3
Male and female on same locations Locality Thimphu, Thimphu District, Bhutan
Sonam Dorji 8 July 2014 1 year ago 4 sec 4
A male foraging in a tree. Locality Dirang, West Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh, India (ssp gouldiae)
Josep del Hoyo 13 April 2014 1 year ago 29 sec 4
male responding to Collared Owlet recording Locality Longcanggou Nature Reserve, Yingjing County, Sichuan, China (Northern) (ssp dabryii)
Martin Kennewell 22 May 2013 2 years ago 18 sec 3.8
male feeding in flowers Locality Eaglenest Pass, Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary, West Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh, India (ssp gouldiae)
Martin Kennewell 16 April 2010 6 years ago 9 sec 3.8
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A perched male
Locality Kewzing, South Sikkim District, Sikkim, India
Paul van Giersbergen 1 April 2015 38 weeks ago 4.9
Mrs Gould Sunbird happens to be my favorite bird. During my visit this year to Sikkim I saw these white rhododendrons and wished
Locality Sikkim, India (ssp gouldiae)
Himadri Mondal 16 March 2012 4 years ago 4.4
In a mixed hunting party of Chestnut-tailed Minla, Red-tailed Minla and White-browed Fulvetta
Locality Hilley, West Sikkim District, Sikkim, India
Jainy Kuriakose 27 June 2013 2 years ago 4.3
A perched male.
Locality Samdrup Jongkhar District, Bhutan (ssp gouldiae)
Ken Havard 26 April 2011 4 years ago 4.3
male perched on branch
Locality Doi Inthanon National Park, North Western Thailand, Thailand (ssp dabryii)
Tom Heijnen 28 November 2012 2 years ago 4.3
A male on a branch
Locality Arunachal Pradesh, India (ssp gouldiae)
Jan Wendeby 15 January 2008 2 years ago 4.3
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"Twits" by an excited male (responding a Collared Owlet playback). Locality Phan Thiet Road, Di Linh, Annam, Vietnam
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August is known for being Utah's hottest month, and the equestrian activity across the Wasatch front doesn't cool down one bit this month.
August 9, 2014. Take a look at the UHJA calendar to find details about the upcoming jumper and hunter events. On Saturday August 9, Rose Ranch stables will host a jumper show, with classes designed for riders from beginners on up to seasoned experts. The following week, August 14 – 17, Rose Ranch will hold their hunter show. The schedules for both can be found, along with entry forms, on the UHJA calendar of events. For more information, you may also call Barbara Wicks, phone 801.942.3591.
August 9 – 10, 2014. Millbrook Farms' Summer Dressage Festival takes place from August 9 through the 10th at their pristine facility in Fairfield. Riders and spectators alike will appreciate the pastoral ambience of the Lawrence family's premier dressage facility. See the Utah Dressage Society's online calendar or go directly to the Millbrook Farms website to learn more.
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August 16, 2014. Ready for some adventurous outdoor riding? No fancy breeches or tall boots required; the Extreme Cowboy competitions at Pegasus Event Center (out west in Grantsville, Utah) invite rides who like variety, obstacles, wide open spaces and a lot of fun. Entries are due on August 8 for this playful and exciting event. Visit the event center's user-friendly website to learn more!
August 23, 2014. For a fun show experience (all riders in any discipline are welcome), Vista Farms will host another one of their popular schooling shows on Saturday, August 23. The classes begin at 9 a.m., featuring a variety of events for the English riders. Classes are conveniently divided for beginners and experienced equestrians, adults and youth. Walk-trot classes are offered for those who don't feel ready to canter yet in the competitive arena. Affordable entry fees (just $5 per class) and a grounds fee of $10 make this a cost-effective way to try out the show pen. After a mid-day lunch break, the event commences with western and in-hand classes. See the Vista Farms website for more information. Sign-up on site the day of the event if you wish to participate.
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We would consider period of 3 months or more from NOVEMBER/ DECEMBER 2016, NOT EARLIER.
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Looking after one middle aged cat (female), some garden maintenance although minimal in winter. You may need to order oil and wood for CH and woodburner if you are here in winter, if you enjoy chopping wood so much the better!
NCottage is partly 17th century. In rural setting in small village. We have been here 26 years, the cottage is a real home
Village 16 miles from Norwich and 10 miles from the outstandingly beautiful N Norfolk coast. Lovely local walks and woods.
Village has pub/restaurant, shop and post office. Nearest market town 3.5 miles away
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There is no public transport except weekly bus to local town (Tesco, a couple of pubs, P Office and regular buses to/from Norwich) and a monthly bus to Norwich; use of car can be negotiated.
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Old World Warblers (Sylviidae)
Emei Leaf-warbler (Phylloscopus emeiensis) - HBW 11, p. 668
French: Pouillot d'Omei
German: Emeilaubsänger
Spanish: Mosquitero del Emei
Other common names: Sichuan Leaf-warbler
Taxonomy: Phylloscopus emeiensis Alström and Olsson, 1995, Emei Shan, Sichuan, China.
Relationships uncertain, but no evidence for close affinities to P. reguloides, P. occipitalis or P. davisoni "complexes". Monotypic.
Distribution: Breeds locally in SE Sichuan, NE Yunnan, N Guizhou and NW Guangdong, in SE China; non-breeding range not known.
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singing Locality Longcanggou Nature Reserve, Yingjing County, Sichuan, China (Northern) (Monotypic species)
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