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Ubaldo Jiminez gave up four runs on eight hits in 4 2/3 innings and Yankee's starter Hiroki Kuroda shut down the Orioles offense through 6 1/3 innings as the New York Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-2 on Opening Day at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees scored single runs in the 3rd inning when Derek Jeter grounded into a double-play, in the 4th inning when Yangervis Solarte singled, and in the 5th inning on a Jacoby Ellsbury single. The home team added a run when Zach Britton came on in relief of Ubaldo Jiminez and promptly walked Kelly Johnson with the bases loaded. Despite the walk, Britton ended up with another solid outing for the birds and has become one of the bright spots on this team through the first week of the season.
The Orioles lone runs came in the 4th inning when a sharp single by Matt Wieters plated Adam Jones, and in the 7th inning when Nelson Cruz dropped a single in front of left fielder Brett Gardner. Ryan Flaherty followed with a groundout to second baseman Brian Roberts, which put Wieters and Cruz in scoring position for Jonathan Schoop who grounded out to kill the rally. Yankee relievers Thornton, Phelps, Warren, and Kelley kept the Orioles hitless in the final 2 2/3 innings to seal the victory. The loss dropped Baltimore to 2-5 on the season and the Yankees improved to 4-3.
At this point in the season, the Orioles pitching is struggling but is giving the team a decent opportunity to win games. Three or four runs should not be insurmountable for a team that has a lineup of this caliber. Certainly, the ongoing injury to Manny Machado is having an impact on the team. Ryan Flaherty is a solid defensive player, but right now he cannot get the bat on the ball. Jonathan Schoop is having a difficult time adjusting to the skill and intensity of a major league baseball game. Despite all the accolades heaped on Schoop in the past couple of years, he is showing his immaturity. This became clear today when he fell asleep and got picked off at second base, and in the seventh inning when he had a golden opportunity to tie the game with runners on 2nd and 3rd with two down but tapped a weak grounder to the pitcher.
Ubaldo Jiminez has not shut down opponents thus far into the young season (he is 0-2 with a 6.75 earned run average), but he has kept the opposition within reach of what has been touted as one of the league's best offensive teams in the Orioles. While there have been some bright spots in the offensive production this year (such as Matt Wieters, Chris Davis, and Nelson Cruz) the offense overall has been inconsistent and lackluster. Steve Lombardozzi, Ryan Flaherty, and David Lough have been nonexistent at the plate this year, and if one third of your lineup cannot hit the ball out of the infield then keeping pace with the likes of Boston, New York, Tampa Bay, and Toronto will be a challenge.
The final two games of the series will feature the match-ups of Wei-Yin Chen vs. Ivan Nova at 1:05 p.m. on Tuesday and Miguel Gonzalez vs. Masahiro Tanaka in the final match on Wednesday evening. After an off day on Thursday, the Orioles will come home to face the Toronto Blue Jays for three games followed by a three-game series at home versus the Tampa Bay Rays. The schedule does not get any easier for the Orioles who then fly to Boston to face the Red Sox in a four-game series.
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College Hockey:Early-Season Lapses Produce Draw Between Buckeyes, Irish
ND Capitalizes On OSU Mistakes In Tie
COLUMBUS, Ohio — It's easy to call any tied game "hard-fought," but the 4-4 decision Saturday between Notre Dame and Ohio State looked more like hard scrabble, as neither team played well defensively, neither goaltender found much help in front of the net, and neither team sustained any kind of momentum.
But each team managed some offense, and the Fighting Irish — clearly outgunned as OSU outshot them 36-26 — turned tenacity into a tie, capitalizing on two second-period Buckeye defensive zone turnovers to keep the game from getting away from them.
Buckeye junior Miguel Lafleche notched a goal and an assist and OSU sophomore Dave Steckel had two helpers, as did Notre Dame junior Connor Dunlop.
The match, which clearly looked like an early-season contest, "got better as it went on," said Notre Dame head coach Dave Poulin. "We're still a team that's going to win that game when we win that game. That's when we're going to win that game."
John Markell, OSU head coach, said that each team could have looked better in spots. "It was the first of the year, two hockey clubs that are very much part of the CCHA that are fighting for points and know how important points are the first of the season. I thought it was a little bit sloppy at points on both teams, but it's our second game of the year … and right now we'll take that point."
Paul Caponigri, on OSU's new first line with R.J. Umberger and Dave Steckel, put the Buckeyes on the board first at 5:28 in the opening stanza, when both he and the puck went crashing into the net, courtesy of Irish defender Neil Komadoski.
Caponigri took a cross-ice pass from Steckel in the Ohio State defensive zone and broke in through the neutral zone and down the right wing, chased by Komadoski the whole way. When Caponigri went to move across the crease from right to left, Komadoski road him, the puck — and Irish netminder Morgan Cey — into the Notre Dame cage.
Poulin wasn't entirely happy that the goal counted. "Obviously, it's a subjective call on Pi's [referee Steve Piotrowski's] part in terms of going to the net hard, whether or not a kid is pushed."
Freshman Brad Wanchulak countered for the Irish with a one-timer from
the far side of the right circle to tie it up at 10:22. Wanchulak's
blast beat Mike Betz clean to make it a 1-1 game.
The Buckeyes took the lead again at 13:56 with Lafleche's unassisted goal. Pressuring Notre Dame in the Irish zone, Lafleche stole the puck near the boards, skated in through the left circle, switched from backhand to forehand, and flipped the puck past Cey to the opposite side of the net, giving the Buckeyes the 2-1 lead at the end of one.
The two squads traded goals in the second period, beginning with Daymen Bencharski's tally at 3:09 to give the Bucks a 3-1 lead.
After Cey denied Bencharski on his first attempt, the puck rebounded out to Lafleche, who centered it back to Bencharski in front of the crease. Bencharski's next shot hit Cey's stick and popped immediately back to the sophomore winger, who lifted it up and over the sprawled Irish goaltender.
Three minutes later, that Irish tenacity paid off when Aaron Gill and David Inman capitalized on a turnover in the OSU defensive zone. After Inman fought for and won the puck in the right circle when the Buckeyes were attempting to move up the ice, he passed through the slot to Gill, who simply shoveled the puck up and in over Betz's left shoulder, pulling Notre Dame within one at 6:51.
OSU answered a little over a minute later, when Steckel fed Umberger in the Buckeye end. Umberger — who couldn't score an ugly goal if you paid him — flew down the ice and through the right circle, muscled his way past an Irish defender, and shot off balance as he passed the cage, going short-side on Cey. At 8:00 in the second, the Buckeyes led 4-2.
"That fourth goal was one that we've been very descriptive of to our guys," said Poulin. "That was frustrating, when Umberger slipped behind the D."
The Irish pulled within one again when Connor Dunlop stripped a Buckeye defender in the OSU end and centered one for Evan Nielson, who scored clean from just beyond the crease at 15:35.
The second period ended 4-3 in Ohio State's favor.
Notre Came actually outshot Ohio State in the third period, when the intensity level of the game went up, but the timing was little better. At 14:02, Michael Chin's goal from Komadoski and Dunlop knotted the game at four each, and — offensively — that's all anyone wrote.
"I thought we got into trouble a little bit defensively," said Markell. "We have to make some adjustments to their system. You're never quite sure what they're going to do. We're going to watch tape and see what we can get done to clean up our own zone."
Poulin said that the two Irish second-period goals, both of which resulted from forced turnovers in the OSU defensive zone, were especially welcome, since "[scripted] systems don't always kick in early."
Cey finished with 32 saves on the night for Notre Dame, while OSU's Betz stopped 22 shots.
Neither team scored on the power play in a game that saw few penalties. The Irish were 0-for-2 with the man advantage, while the Buckeyes went 0-for-4.
Notre Dame (0-2-1) and Ohio State (0-0-1) meet again for their final regular-season match Sunday at 4:05 p.m. in the Value City Arena.
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Philips X550, another phone with impressive battery lifetime
The Philips Xenium family of phones has a new member, a candybar that will be launched pretty soon under the name of Philips X550.
Obviously, one of the new handset's strongest points is its battery, which should last up to one month in stand-by.
Unfortunately, like most of the other Xenium phones, Philips X550 doesn't have 3G connectivity, relying only on GPRS and EDGE for data transfers – that's why it will probably be sold only in China and Eastern Europe.
Anyway, the handset looks really nice (images found via Mobile-review):
The phone's features include:
- QVGA display with 262k colors
- Bluetooth
- FM radio with RDS
- 3.2MP autofocus camera
- MicroSD card support, up to 8GB
- 112 x 45 x 11.7 mm
Now word yet on the release date and the price of Philips X550.
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Deers Leap Park has 240 acres of dedicated mountain bike tracks of every grade from family-friendly trails to single track and north shore in the woods.
Just south of East Grinstead in Sussex.
We are set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the site is a great place to come for the day or just an hour or two. Our hire centre is also a fully stocked bike shop with Trek and Marin bikes as main brands, and a full repair workshop if you want to have your own bike serviced or repaired.
Deers Leap has a fully stocked bike shop and repair centre. We are dealers for Trek and Marin bikes, including mountain bikes as well as hybrid/sporting/commuter bikes. We can also order any road bikes from Trek and Marin. The shop is in the same building as the hire centre and workshop, and is fully stocked with accessories from inner tubes and pumps to helmets, multi tools and a wide range of bike parts from all of the major manufacturers. Deers Leap is a Test Centre for both Trek and Marin bikes, so you can try out and buy the latest full suspension models. We also have a cafe and courtyard so that you can make the most of your visit, come and take a ride around the park, buy a bike and have a cup of tea in our suntrap courtyard!
We have basic toilet facilities but no baby changing facilities or disabled toilets.
We do not sell baby food, there is a microwave on site if you need to warm anything up.
Deers Leap is just south of the triangular junction at Saint Hill Green. Go South for about 150 metres and you'll see the gate on your right (west side), with two blue signs. Go in here and double back on yourself; park just beyond the gate where indicated. Address: Deers Leap Bikes, Saint Hill Green, East Grinstead, RH19 4NG. Tel: 01342 325858
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The Voltitude fold-up pedal-assist electric bicycle (or pedelec) from Swiss company Voltitude SA that first got our attention in concept form early last year has now entered production. The body of the bike, which is now known as the Voltitude V1, has received a slight redesign in shape but the bike still features the unique EasyFold mechanism that allows it to be folded or unfolded in just a second and has seen it dubbed the "Swiss Army Bike."Read More
The Voltitude fold-up electric scooter has an ingenious EasyFold system. Once folded, a special button on the handlebar enables you to "walk" it alongside you indoors, so you never raise a sweat in reaching a power outlet, which will fully replenish the battery inside four hours. The 25 kph (15.5 mph) electric assist Voltitude begins volume production in July with an on-line price expected in the vicinity of EUR4000.Read More
Last January, we said that the Robrady-designed db0 was one of the best folding electric bikes we'd seen. The Swiss entry into the market has turned its back on this traditional bicycle-with-motor design in favor of a folding pedal-electric assist scooter. Users are said to be able to fold or unfold the Voltitude bike in about one second, and with one hand, thanks to its unique EasyFold system. Swiss and EU legislation limits the electric assist to 15.5 mph (25 kph), although some frantic footwork could see it achieve faster speeds if required, and the onboard battery is good for between 12 and 25 miles (20 to 40 km) between charges.Read More
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Recovering forward Fabio Borini has revealed he is feeling strong on the comeback trail from a foot injury - and has picked his preferred opponents for the last 32 of the Europa League.
The Italian suffered a fracture in October which required surgery, forcing him to watch from the sidelines as the Reds downed Udinese to progress to the knockout stages on Thursday.
But the 21-year-old is confident that his recuperation is progressing well and he will be available to play his part in the side's ongoing European adventure from February.
"I'm quite good now - working hard every day," Borini told Liverpoolfc.com at Stadio Friuli, where Liverpool clinched a 1-0 victory over Udinese.
"The foot is very good and on Monday I see the surgeon to sort out the screws and see if they are taken out or not. On 26 December, I'll be back in Liverpool.
"I feel strong, I'm working a lot on the other muscles. I'll start working on my ankle and foot, which is better, and my calf is a lot better. The foot always responds very well so that's confident."
Borini stressed the importance of the Europa League to Brendan Rodgers' developing team and expressed his wish to face an Italian outfit in the next round - with Inter Milan and Napoli potential opponents.
The former Chelsea and Swansea man added: "It's always special when I'm back in Italy to see my team play. I feel a little bit sad watching my teammates play but I'll support them.
"I'll be able to play and it will be a great experience for us as a young team for Liverpool to be one of the last teams in Europe. We could meet Italian teams, which would be great."
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Epcot International Food & Wine Festival 2012
The Epcot International Food & Wine Festival in Walt Disney World Orlando was a great experience on Friday. Epcot itself is rich with representation of culture around the world and the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival expands on that in numerous ways. I loved the attention to detail throughout the massive event. From Canada to South Korea, there were tons of cultures represented. I was surprised when I made my way to Japan and actually ran into a friend from Osaka who has made Orlando her home and runs one of the booths there.
My favorite part of the park was Japan which boasts some awesome Japanese cuisine including the Osaka creation: okonomiyaki – a type of Japanese egg pancake. My favorite Japanese soda, ramune, was also sold around the Japan booths and shops. The performances there were awesome, especially the taiko drummers which have to be the best I have seen in the United States. The stores within were also neat and sold a ton of Japanese imported goods, including Japanese sweets, tea, kimonos, and kitchenware. Without the tourists, it might be possible to forget you were still in the United States while wandering around this part of the theme park and event.
I thought it was great to see South Korea represented at the event and that event planners took the time to include Jinro Soju on the menu which is actually not easily available in Tampa Bay or most of Florida. Soju is an important part of Korean cuisine. Some things I would love to see in the future with South Korean representation would be kimbap (a Korean version of sushi), ddeokbokki (spicy bean cakes), makgeolli (Korean farmer's wine) and patbingsu (the most popular dessert in South Korea). The popular Korean soda Milkis would be a cool option to introduce for those not necessarily seeking an alcoholic beverage. The mung bean and shrimp cake with kimchi sauce was spicy and something I think many Koreans themselves would enjoy.
Traveling by Canada and the Canadian area of the event reminded me of friends I have made throughout the world. Many of the dishes here were also cool – although I would definitely want to see my personal favorite Canadian treat, poutine, in the future. Venturing through France and Germany was great fun and the overall appreciation for cultures abroad was just awesome. My friends raved about Singapore and South Africa.
The festival by the numbers:
- Nearly 30 food and beverage marketplaces
- More than 300 national and international wines
- 160 American and Walt Disney World chefs
- 100,000 desserts
- More than 76 kinds of international foods
The culinary events were all very exciting and my personal favorite was Kitchen Memories with Buddy Valastro from Cake Boss. Buddy and his wife shared their stories with us as they cooked some absolutely amazing dishes. Buddy walked us through each dish as he made them in front of us. Each dish was delicious and yet surprisingly simplistic. My favorite was the cannoli, Buddy personally flew the ingredients with him and it was the best cannoli I have ever tasted in my life. It will be a very long time before I will forget the taste that was left in my mouth after that dish. All dishes were paired with Iron Horse wines from sparkling to Pinot Noir. It was great hearing the stories about the wines and their deep ties to our political system with history dating back to Reagan years and the Cold War era.
I thought Club Cool was neat, especially the soda fountains with complementary tastes of sodas around the world. The sodas from Asia fared better than the ones from Europe in my opinion. My favorite was the Chinese soda called Smart Watermelon. China produces almost 40% of the worlds watermelon. They call it his-kua (pronounced she-gua).
Overall, Epcot International Food & Wine Festival was a fantastic experience that I would recommend. This year's event ends on November 12th. Make sure to bring at least 40-60 dollars to spend on dishes. They have passports you can get stamped as you visit booths to make memories from and I recommend grabbing one when you enter the event. The best part about the festival is that it shows appreciation for all the wonderful food cultures that make up our world even if it is just a taste into a world outside our world of American cuisine.
Check out these other great blogs about the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival
- My friend and Orlando-native Droolius: http://droolius.com/2012/10/2012-epcot-food-wine-festival-new-dishes-twists-on-favorites/
- Another Orlando blogging friend Tasty Chomps: http://tastychomps.com/2012/10/2012-epcot-food-and-wine-festival-presented-by-chase.html
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O'Neill has named his side to face West Ham.
New signing Alfred N'Diaye has been named on the substitute's bench for the Barclays Premier League clash with West Ham at the Stadium of Light.
John O'Shea returns to Sunderland's line up and Stephane Sessegnon is also back in the side as both players missed the Black Cats last outing in the FA Cup.
SAFC: Mignolet, Larsson, Gardner, Colback, O'Shea ( C ), Bramble, Johnson, McClean, Vaughan, Sessegnon, Fletcher
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Update, 5 p.m. EDT: Tropical Storm Blanca continues to weaken. The National Hurricane Center is forecasting that the storm will dissipate over the next few days. This will be our final report on Blanca.
(July 6, 3 p.m. EDT) -- Tropical Storm Blanca, the second named storm of the Pacific hurricane season, is making its way west across the Pacific.
According to the latest report from the National Hurricane Center, the storm is 410 miles south-southwest from the southern tip of Baja California. Maximum sustained winds are at 45 miles per hour, and the NHC is forecasting that Blanca will strengthen slightly during the next 24 hours. The storm is then expected to weaken as it moves over cooler waters in the next several days.
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Arizona State: Six-time All-American...school record holder in the indoor 200m dash (20.43) and the outdoor 4x400m relay (3:00.57)...the only Sun Devil to break the 21-second barrier indoors...member of the collegiate record-holding indoor 4x400m relay team (3:03.43)... 2005 Outdoor: Helped 4x400m relay team to school record 3:00.57 in the finals of the NCAA Championships to finish second and earn All-America honors...also a member of the school-record 4x100m relay of 38.71...won Pac-10 Championships in the 4x100m and 4x400m relays...also West Region champions in both relays...finished third in the conference at 200m...conference runner-up at 400m...second at the Sun Angel Classic at 400m with a PR 45.15... 2005 Indoor: Finished fourth in the nation for the second year in a row with a school-record time of 20.43 to earn All-America honors...won the Holiday Inn Invitational at 200m...won both 400m races he entered, including the Springco Invitational with a PR 45.82...helped 4x400m relay to wins at the Double Dual and the Mountain `T' Invitational... 2004 Outdoor: Attained All-America honors twice...ran third leg of national runner-up 4x100m relay and fourth-place 4x400m relay teams...finished fourth at the Pac-10 Championships in both the 100m and 200m dashes...in the 200m, placed third in the region to advance to the national meet where he finished 11th...selected Pac-10 Track Athlete of the Week (April 10)... 2004 Indoor: Opened his collegiate career in fine fashion as he earned All-America honors in the 200m dash and 4x400m relay...placed third in the relay and fourth in the 200m dash in a school-record 20.57...became the only Sun Devil to run a sub-21 indoors...his 20.57 at the national meet was actually the second-best mark in the event, but he was bumped to fourth based upon thousandths of one second...anchored the 4x400m relay to a collegiate record time (3:03.43).
High School: A 2003 graduate of Jefferson City High School (Jefferson City, Mo.)...winner of six state titles...is the only Missouri prep to win the 400m dash four times...set a state record of 46.81 in his final race...also won state titles in the 100m dash (2003) and 200m dash (2000)...garnered All-America honors in the 400m dash in 2002 and 2003...lettered in track and field four times and football once...captained the track team in 2003.
Personal: Majoring in German...parents are Tommie and Gabriela Peterson...two siblings: Santana and Latanja...born Dec. 12, 1984, in Germany...hobbies include playing video games.
Personal Bests - 100: 10.43, 200: 20.43, 400: 45.15
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I am in the market for a telephone that will allow me to have both hands free, and that is completely wireless. I understand, from this digest several months back, that IBM makes such a phone that actually looks a little comical because all of the functions are somehow built in to the headset. However, I have been unable to locate one. . .does anyone out there know what I am talking about, and where I might find one? Also, if you have one, how do you like it? Thank you so much. Marian
I like it a lot. It looks something like stereo headphones with an antenna and a keypad built in. There are no cords or wires. It's a cordless phone that sits in a cradle like other cordless phones. The reception on mine is not quite as clear as our other phone, partly because it has a microphone that needs to be swivelled into place each time. But the benefit of having your hands completely free far outweighs this. I always ask "can you hear me OK?" and people say yes. Of course with all the cell phones and cordless phones in use now, I haven't had a really pristine conversation in a long time, so I don't think there is a big difference between this phone and other s. Anyway, the phone rings, you put on the headset and then you go unload the dishwasher, or change the baby's diaper, or fold laundry, or feed the cats, or sweep the kitchen floor, or whatever it is you have to do. It's fantastic. I don't know how I got along without it. Amazon says they are out of stock. I also found them here: http://www.twacomm.com/Catalog/Jmp_IBM/Dept_ID_156.htm ($110) Ginger
I have been looking around for a phone that is truly hands-free while walking around. I want to talk on the phone while folding laundry, washing dishes, etc. I don't want to hold my cordless between my cheek and shoulder anymore. So far, this is what I come up with 1. get a headset attachment for my cordless phone - plug the headset into the phone's handset, and then put the handset in my pocket or clip it to my belt. (Problem 1 I need a pocket or a belt - I don't wear belts, and most of my pants seem not to have pockets. Problem 2 the connecting wire gets caught on the washingmachine door, or knocked off when I reach for something, or the phone handset drops out of my pocket when I bend over.) 2. I found one phone made by IBM that is basically a cordless phone with keypad, antenna, etc. built into a headset. It looks really comical but it would be hands-free without wires. Has anyone tried either of these or does anyone have other suggestions?
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Matt Biron [code name: Burnt Reynolds] made huge strides this season. (That is not clever word play because he's a jammer and plays derby.) His confidence finally rose to meet his skills. Biron started 2013 as a good jammer. He ended the season as a necessary piece of the Mass Maelstrom landscape.
Biron skates like a 'typical' jam-skater-turned-derby. He ends up on one foot a lot, he likes to spin and turn and when he gets hit, he knows how to use the momentum to his advantage. At the beginning of the season, you did not see him use his fancy feet too often in live game play. He was agile, but he did not stand out the way other Maelstrom jammers did.
Then East Coast Extravaganza happened and something clicked. You could see it in his face and body when he took to the line. And in that game a new jammer came out. One that knew he could get through the walls, one that used his cuts and spins in a controlled way and at appropriate times. He did not get flustered when knocked out of bounds. He did not give up when taking shots to the sternum.
When that Biron, the calm and collected man who believes in himself, takes the line you cannot stop him. You can contain him, you can slow him for a moment, but he will use his leverage to get around you. He will find a space in your wall and exploit it. In fact, the recently very popular You Should Be Watching More Roller Derby Footage recognized his leaps at Mohawk and featured Biron quite a bit recently.
Considering the blocking power working for him, and the deep bench of jammers alongside of him, you can be sure that Biron's skills will only sharpen in 2014 with his Vikings brothers.
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According to a May 18 report from Wrestling Inc., CM Punk's Twitter account sprung back to life this week after a five-month hiatus from the popular social media site. Punk, 35, posted a series of tweets to express his frustration with Bailey, the mascot of the Los Angeles Kings. Punk, of course, is a huge hockey fan.
Since Punk's beloved Chicago Blackhawks are playing the Kings for a chance at earning a spot in the 2014 Stanley Cup Finals, it makes perfect sense why the WWE legend would start feuding with Bailey. Punk and Bailey appear to have made a friendly agreement regarding the series.
When the Blackhawks win, Punk wants Bailey to wear a Chicago jersey at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. If the Kings win, Bailey suggested that Punk wears a Los Angeles jersey to a game in Chicago. Both parties agreed to the deal. It could just be friendly Twitter banter, or it might actually happen. Time will tell how it all plays out.
Prior to this week, Punk hadn't tweeted since late-January. WWE Universe has been constantly checking Punk's Twitter page to see if he provided any new updates on the status of his return to the WWE. Unfortunately, he has not. Despite walking away from the WWE five months ago, Punk hasn't addressed his contract situation.
No one knows if Punk will ever return to the WWE fold, or if he's retired for good. He apparently isn't in communication with anyone from the WWE, and his former girlfriend says he's happily retired. Lately, Punk has mostly been spotted at sporting events around the Chicago area. He hasn't been seen very much in public besides that.
Punk led the seventh-inning stretch at a Chicago Cubs game at Wrigley Field over the weekend, and he's usually in attendance at Chicago Blackhawks games in his hometown of Chicago. The Blackhawks are currently three wins away from a spot in the Stanley Cup Finals. What can WWE fans take away from this situation? Punk seems like a man who is happily retired, and not thinking about the WWE at all.


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Sept. 27, 2010
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The Stanford Cardinal (4-0, 1-0 Pac-10) will travel to Eugene to face the Oregon Ducks (4-0, 1-0 Pac-10) Saturday night at Autzen Stadium (54,000). Kick off is set for 5:00 p.m. The Cardinal is coming off a 37-14 victory at Notre Dame on Saturday, while Oregon defeated Arizona State in Tempe, 42-31. A win on Saturday would give Stanford its first 5-0 start since 1951, when the team won its first nine games out of the gates en route to the Rose Bowl. Stanford is ranked ninth in this week's AP Poll and 13th in the USA Today Coaches poll, while Oregon is ranked fourth in both polls.
Television Coverage
Saturday's game will be carried live on ABC, with Brent Musburger (play-by-play), Kirk Herbstreit (analyst) and Erin Andrews (sidelines) calling the action. Saturday's game marks the fourth of five consectutive national telecasts involving Stanford. Next week's home game against USC is also slated for national viewing on ABC.
Radio Plans
Saturday's Stanford-Oregon game will be carried live on KNBR 1050 AM with David Flemming (play-by-play), former Stanford quarterback Todd Husak (analysis) and John Platz (sidelines) handling the broadcast duties. All broadcasts begin one hour prior to kickoff with the Cardinal Tailgate Show and will conclude with the Cardinal Locker Room Report following the game. Stanford student station KZSU will also broadcast Saturday's game live.
Stanford-Oregon Series
In a series that dates back to 1900, Stanford leads the all-time series with Oregon, 44-28-1. Stanford broke Oregon's seven-game winning streak in the series last season with a 51-42 victory over the seventh-ranked Ducks at Stanford Stadium. However, the Ducks have won seven out of the last eight and eight out of the last 10 games between the two schools dating back to 1998. Stanford's last two wins in the series have come over top-10 Oregon teams. In 2001, the Cardinal upset the fifth-ranked Ducks, 49-42 in Eugene, handing Oregon its only loss of the season. The Cardinal had the upper hand in the series from 1964-97, posting a 23-8 record, which included a pair of five game winning streaks (1967-71; 1973-77). Since 1998, Stanford is 2-8 vs. Oregon.
Cardinal Clips
- Are 4-0 on the season after defeating Notre Dame, 37-14 Saturday in South Bend...it marked Stanford's first win at Notre Dame Stadium since 1992 and gave the Cardinal its first ever back-to-back wins over the Irish.
- Stanford is enjoying its first 4-0 start since the 1986 season...have won its first four games to start the season just six times since 1940 (1940, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1986, 2010).
- A win Saturday would give Stanford its first 5-0 beginning since 1951, when the team won its first nine games of the season en route to the Pacific Coast Conference championship and a berth in the Rose Bowl.
- Are ranked ninth in this week's AP poll, Stanford's first top-10 national ranking since 2001, when the Cardinal was ranked 10th heading into its seventh game of the season at Washington...hold down the 13th spot in the USA Today Coaches poll.
- Stanford has dropped eight out of the last 10 games against Oregon...however, both of Stanford's wins during the stretch have come against Duck teams which were ranked in the top-10.
- Face a ranked team for the first time on Saturday...were 3-0 against ranked teams last season and are 4-2 against ranked opponents dating back to the 2007 season.
- Two of the nation's top offenses will be on display on Saturday...Stanford enters the game ranked fourth nationally in scoring offense (48.0) while Oregon is ranked first (57.7).
- Have scored 192 points in four games which is the second-highest point total after four games in school history...the 1923 squad tallied 206 points after its first four games and had 213 after its first five contests.
- Have scored 35 or more points in 10 of its last 17 games dating back to last season and have topped the 50-point mark four times in the last nine games.
- Rank second nationally in third down conversions at 59.18 (29-for-49).
- Rank 11th nationally in total defense (256.1), 11th in passing defense (144.25), tied for 12th in scoring defense (13.75) and are tied for sixth in sacks per game (3.5).
- Outscoring its first four opponents 108-23 in the first half, including 53-6 in the second quarter...were a fast starting team last year, as well, outscoring opponents 267-156 in the first half.
- Are 2-0 on the road this season and are now 7-11 in road games dating back to the 2007 campaign...last posted a winning road record in 2005, going 4-1 in five away games.
- A total of 15 different Stanford players have scored TDs this season.


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"Into The West (2005)"
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Music By Geoff Zanelli
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Disc 1: 24 Tracks/Disc Time: 48:02
Disc 2: 27 Tracks/Disc Time: 59:28
Total Set Time: 107:30
Grade: A (BEST OF 2013)
Almost ten years ago during the Summer of 1995, TNT aired a rather passionate and visually engaging mini-series produced by Oscar Winner Steven Spielberg. "Into The West" told the epic tale of two figures during the American colonization of the West: one white and the other Native American. Jacob Wheeler leaves his dull life behind to strike out west, while Loved By the Buffalo faces his destiny to try to fight a prophecy that his people will be wiped out by the settlers. Jacob marries Loved By the Buffalo's sister Thunder Heart Woman, uniting the two families while around them relations between the two races crumble. The mini-series was a major hit scoring high ratings and excellent reviews all around that featured an great ensemble of actors, directors and writers to bring this story to life. Actors that include Irene Bedard (DIsney's "Pocahantas"), Josh Brolin ("The Goonies"), Keri Russell ("Felicity"), Gary Busey ("The Buddy Holly Story"), Tom Berenger ("Platoon"), Rachel Leigh Cook ("She's All That"), Sean Astin ("The Lord Of The Rings"), Lance Henriksen ("Aliens"), Graham Greene ("Die Hard With A Vengeance"), Judge Reinhold ("Beverly Hills Cop"), Craig Sheffer ("Some Kind Of Wonderful"), Wes Studi ("The Last Of The Mohicans"), and Skeet Ulrich ("Scream") that made up a big portion of the underlying stories of the mini-series and their historical events.
With each episode of the mini-series featuring a different director that included Michael Watkins, Simon Wincer, Robert Dornheim, Timothy Van Patten, Sergio Mimica-Gezzan and Jeremy Podeswa, a composer was needed that would help musically glue the essence of each storyline in each individual section that these accomplished directors were helming. The producers of the mini-series went directly to the best in the business in Oscar winner Hans Zimmer in hopes that he could recommend a composer for this massive project. Sure enough he recommended (rather highly) the fresh musical voice of the up and coming Geoff Zanelli, who was coming off a highly successful rescoring of David Koepp's "Secret Window" starring Johnny Depp and providing additional music to "Pirates Of The Caribbean" and "Pearl Harbor". Zanelli's talents are truly on display with this terrific score that showcases a grand operatic style and solid themes throughout that it's one of the reasons why the is score has been in demand by soundtrack collectors as well as fans of the mini-series since it was released.
From the opening moments of the score "Into The West", Zanelli's powerful theme with a wordless Native American vocalise that delicately establishes the delicate balance of the plight of the Native Americans and the American sides of the story and this massive score. Early on, Zanelli's main focus is that of the Native Americans and develops his strongest material that really does play out quite beautifully later on as the two worlds and cultures clash. Highlighted by the tracks "Buffalo Run", "Growling Bear's Vision", "Growling Bear Appears", "Sundance", "The Lakota, A Peaceful Nation", "Running Fox Returns To Dogstar, "Gathering Of Nations", "Spirit", "Preserving Lakota History", "In The Wake Of Sitting Bull's Death", "After Wounded Knee" and "The Tribe Moves On", which are really powerful, dramatic and really feature some excellent orchestrations and haunting melodies and themes that do capture the essence of the Native Americans and give them a rather distinctive voice as compared to the American settlers.
The other half of the score which is the score's equal balance of the American settlers that are exploring not only the will of themselves, the Native Americans and the unexplored land that is America. Zanelli's music is simply gorgeous and is pure Americana at its' best. Highlighted by the tracks "Wheelerton", "The Beauty Of The American Frontier", "Meteor Shower", "Photography", "The Wheel And The Sunset", "Crossing The River", "Gold Fever", "The Transcontinental Railroad", "Merry Christmas", "Seeing The Buffalo" and "Wheeler Reunion 1880". There's also dramatic depths that apart of the storyline in which Zanelli perfectly nails to add a touch of romance, and humanity that include "Much To Learn From Each Other", "An Uncertain Future", "Jacob Jr's Letter Home", "Jacob And Tender Heart Woman", Margaret Light Shines With Children" and "Dreams And Schemes". While the darkest and harshest part of this history in the tracks "The Sand Creek Massacre", "Aftermath At Sand Creek", "Caring For The Wounded" and "After Wounded Knee", which are powerful, dramatic compositions that make this score very memorable without question.
La-La Land's release of this score is pretty comprehensive and engaging listen at 108 minutes and is pretty much everything Zanelli had written for the series. You have to hand it to La-LaLand for it's terrific packaging and everything because this one is really well produced and it shows that this score is really special in the way it was presented. There is no doubt that this is definitely Geoff Zanelli's best score and a grand opus in his still growing career for which he will no doubt flourish with the best projects and get the rightful attention he deserves. Thumbs way way up!


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Posted on 02/04/2011 5:34:34 AM PST by SJackson
As the crisis in Egypt continues, Western nations are faced with a conundrum of their own making: how does one simultaneously demand that Arabic nations abandon their 7th century mentality, best represented by oppressive, often totalitarian regimes, even as one knows the current uprisings against such regimes will likely produce results utterly antithetical to Western interests? At this juncture, perhaps the best the West can hope for is clarity.
For the last ten years, both the Bush administration and the Obama administration have worked mightily to convince the American public that the overwhelming majority of Muslims are on our side with regards to the global war against terror. Yet if that were truly the case, then why has it been necessary to prop up autocratic regimes throughout the region for decades? With respect to Egyptians, a June 2010 Pew opinion survey reveals a decidedly different set of sensibilities: 59% of Egyptians back Islamists while only 27% back modernizers; there is 50% support for Hamas, 30% for Hezbollah and 20% for al Qaeda. 95% of Egyptians would welcome Islamic influence in their political arena.
If Hosni Mubaraks removal hands Egypt over to the Muslim Brotherhood, one of the most virulent Islamic terrorist organizations in the world, the Obama administration will be roundly criticized for sitting back and allowing it to happen. Already columnists in Israel are characterizing the administrations wait-and-see policy as a knife to the back. Perhaps it is. But in one respect, such a policy is hard to distinguish from that of a Bush administration which sat back and allowed Hamas to gain control of the West Bank via a democratic election. Thus, while one can criticize the current administration for a certain level of naivete regarding reality, the idea that an American administration embraces democracy per se, irrespective of the outcome, is hardly new.
Where both administrations have faltered has to do with the idea of believing that democracy and freedom are interchangeable terms, and that the definition of freedom is a commonly understood concept which cuts across cultural boundaries. If the result of the Egyptian democracy movement results in Muslim Brotherhood gaining control of the governmentwith acquiescence of the Egyptian peoplefreedom in the Western sense will be nowhere to be found. If the people willingly trade a secular dictatorship for a religious one, it will be a terrible development for the West in every respect but one:
We will be forced to admit that substantial numbers of Muslims, perhaps even a majority, do not embrace Western values.
Such clarity may be the only bright light in an otherwise darkened sky. If the uprisings occurring in the Middle East result in democratically elected religious tyrannies which openly express their hatred of the United States and their desire to destroy Israel, perhaps those long-deluded into believing ideas such as terrorism is a law-enforcement problem, or that massive Muslim emigration into Western countries is little cause for concern, or that Western accommodation to Muslim sensibilities must proceed without hesitation, will be snapped out of their delusion. Perhaps phrases like man-caused disaster and overseas contingency operation will be tossed on the ash heap of history where they belong. Perhaps an Israel completely surrounded by enemies will awaken Jewish liberals in both countries to the utter bankruptcy of their multicultural and morally relative fantasies.
Perhaps those who have long tut-tutted the idea that we may be in the midst of a civilizational struggle will have the blinders removed from their eyes.
No one in their right mind yearns for a clash of civilizations. But for far too long, Western nations have largely dismissed the idea as neo-con warmongering, or the politics of fear. Those who have sounded the warnings are Islamophobic. Many Westerners simply cannot convince themselves that so-called radical Islam and moderate Islam may be one and the same thing, and that Muslims who are genuinely pro-Western are not only not the majority, but not even a substantial minority of the worlds 1.8 billion followers of Islam.
Despite such a possibility, many in Europe and America are thrilled with the prospect that a West which traded stability for democracy, even when such a tradeoff was the only practical reality, will reap a whirlwind of its own making. Comments at many websites reveal the fantasies of anti-Semites convinced that the march of Arab democracy spells doom for Israel. Again, while such thinking is contemptible, it too reveals clarity: substantial numbers of Europeans and Americans view their own culture with contempt. It is a contempt premised on the idea that a lack of perfection is tantamount to utter corruption, and that if everything isnt worth saving, then nothing is.
Such talk is cheap and one need only remember the gut reaction of the overwhelming majority of Americans and Europeans immediately following 9/11 to know it. That was the day when the theory of Western comeuppance gave way to the reality of it. The West could be forgiven for not recognizing the enormity of Islamic discontent then. We have no such excuses now, especially if the Middle East continues on its present trajectory, one day at a time, while the whole world watches.
We can hope for the best possible outcome, but we must prepare for the worst, even if that means preparing for a worldwide war. We must begin recognizing weve spent the last ten years hoping that what wed like to believe about the majority of Muslims is likely nothing more than wishful thinking. No one truly knows what the majority of Muslims think. Maybe not even Muslims themselves. It is by their deeds that we shall know them. In that sense, who finally gains control in Egypt, if democratically elected, will speak volumes.
Clarity may not be much. But its far better than self-inflicted, politically correct delusion.
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We don't have the money to fight another war. We can't pay for all the hand outs the Democrats (with some Republican help) have voted into place to keep themselves in power. Another war of any significance would break us as a nation.
To be moderate, Islam must eschew Jihad, Sharia and Mad Mo'.
If Diogenes were using a lamp to find the moderates, he better bring a super tanker of oil to fuel the lamp so it does not go out before he finds one.
Islam is an insane rape and murder cult, from Mad Mo in the bat cave until now.
"Moderate" islam is its P.R. Trojan Horse.
If a muslim truly follows islam then you can never use the term moderate to describe them.
islam is an evil cult based on oppression, fear, murder and terror.
You have a good point. I do know moderate Muslims in Southeast Asia and they are good people. Two observation are necessary. One, since Muslims live among their fellow Muslims, the young people are subject to potential radicalization by their peers. Second, Muslims are more likely to be moderate the further they move from the basic beliefs of Islam. A bearded fellow dressed in white with a Muslim skull cap is not going to be your friend.
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"I do know moderate Muslims in Southeast Asia and they are good people."
I say to you; "follow the money". Peel the onion of a "moderate muslim" and you will find a "Crypto-Islamist"
It would be the same war, only with different rules of engagement.
No money involved but they are teachers at a Christian founded university.
One does not know what one can not see. There are many perceived moderate Muslims here in the U.S.- professionals, live in the suburbs, friendly at work, etc, who covertly subsidize various Muslim charities who are actually fronts and money conduits to radical Islamic terrorist organization. Again, peel the onion and follow the money - you may be amazed at what you find...
In Search of the Moderate Muslim World
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Then what? Kill them all regardless. Nonsense.
There are no moderate Muslims, and there is only one kind of good Muslim.
Arguably, anyone that follows Islam is a terrorist:
Quran:8:39 Fight them until all opposition ends and all submit to Allah.
Quran:9:5 Fight and kill the disbelievers wherever you find them, take them captive, harass them, lie in wait and ambush them using every stratagem of war.
Quran:9:29 Fight those who do not believe until they all surrender, paying the protective tax in submission.
Quran:9:123 Fight the unbelievers around you, and let them find harshness in you.
Quran:47:4 When you clash with the unbelieving Infidels in battle, smite their necks until you overpower them, killing and wounding many of them Thus are you commanded by Allah to continue carrying out Jihad against the unbelieving infidels until they submit to Islam.
And, those 1400 year old views continue to this day, as Qbert points out:
- Arab and Muslim regimes are betraying their people by failing to confront the Muslims real enemies, not only Israel but also the United States. Waging jihad against both of these infidels is a commandment of Allah that cannot be disregarded.
- All Muslims crucially need to understand that (what) the (Muslim) nation seeks can only be attained through jihad and sacrifice and by raising a jihadi generation that pursues death just as the enemies pursue life.
Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badie, October 2010:
Most of the FReepers on this thread have a clear understanding of the threat.
Will America's political leaders confront the reality in time?
I would say that there are Moderate Muslims.
The problem is they're comparable to normal Germans during 1933-1945, while "Radical" Muslims are comparable to the SA and SS .
The moderates give cover to the "radicals" so that they can move about freely in civilized countries, provide them money through mosques and "Islamic Charities" and wage "Lawfare" on their behalf to make it politically incorrect to "profile" or criticize Muslims or Muslim theology.
Just like there were "good Germans" in Nazi Germany, there are good Muslims. Egyptian Muslims offered themselves as human shields for Coptic Christians after the recent attacks; some Imams have issued fatwahs against terrorism; and an Imam said the recent homicide bomber in Russia would "go to Hell." I don't if he said it Arabic, though, so it might not be binding...
So, predictably, its more complicated than we'd like.
A moderate muslim is a radical muslim who keeps his views to himself.
Ummm, perhaps not all. But, this conflict is more than a Islamic vs infidel struggle. This goes back to the Greeks vs Persians and was reincarnated as a religious war after Mohammad came on the scene. But, back to who needs killing; the only way these fundamentalist Islamists have ever been contained has been by the use of direct and brutal use of force. That's what it will take again to put them back in the bottle so to speak. These people only understand and respect one thing - and it ain't appeasement...
It seems possible to argue that the good people in Nazi Germany of whom you speak were also either naïve, indifferent, perhaps selfish, irresponsible, certainly intimidated and coerced, or otherwise frightened to the point of inaction. With hindsight, it is clear those good people had a responsibility at least to their families and neighbors to react perhaps initially with stronger politicians - to Hitlers early 1930s political machinations, which were largely accomplished with deception, street thugs, voter intimidation, etc.
Perhaps that is the lesson for us today and the lesson for peaceful moslems.
Unfortunately, good people do not always timely react to infringements in meaningful ways, if at all. And bad people tend to increase their overstepping until resistance is ineffectual.
So we select politicians to safeguard our systems, and then sometimes fail to hold them accountable.
"In Search of the Moderate Muslim World"
Keep lookin'. You ain't gonna find it.
If Diogenes could talk, he'd say, "better get a long-burnin' lamp!"
I guess my point was that there were "good" Germans, "normal" Germans, and Nazis.
And they all got bombed equally.
It should be the same for Islam. Once the issue becomes violent, its not our job to "sort them out." We need to go into the "kill 'em all" mode. Anything else is a waste of resources and creates unecessary risks for our service members. The only exception is for those who are trustworthy enough to fight our side (and the Afghan police and armed forces don't seem to be in that group... I'd be happy to hear differently).
And, as anyone who has read Arithmetic on the Frontier knows, the enemy's lives are cheap and "...we are dear."
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