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College Hockey:Rice Named at Babson
1990 Alum Returns to Alma Mater
BABSON PARK, Mass. — Jamie Rice has been named the new head coach of the Babson College men's hockey program.
Rice, a 1990 graduate of Babson, takes over a program that went 17-10-1 and came within one goal of defeating nationally-ranked Norwich in the ECAC East Championship game in the 2003-04 season. He succeeds fellow alumnus Paul Donato, who retired after 11 seasons as head coach.
Rice returns to his alma mater after spending 14 years as an assistant coach at Colby, Dartmouth, Brown, and most recently, Northeastern. During his five-year tenure at Brown, he helped guide the Bears to a 1993 NCAA Tournament appearance and a 1995 Ivy League Championship.
"We are extremely excited about Jamie's return to Babson," said Athletic Director Frank Millerick. "He was a tremendous talent as a player, and has continued to excel as a coach since his graduation. With his incredible passion, work ethic, and experience, I am confident that he will lead our program to great heights in the years to come."
A native of Newton, Mass., Rice played four seasons at forward for Babson from 1986 to 1990. He recorded 24 goals and 55 assists in 116 career games, including a career-high 32 points in the 1988-89 season.
In addition to the college ranks, Rice has coached in the USA Hockey/Massachusetts Satellite Program, most recently as head coach of the Massachusetts Select 16 Team. He has also served as a coach and on-ice director at numerous camps and clinics throughout the area, and is a lecturer for USA Hockey's Coaching Education Program.
Rice earned his Master's Degree in Education from Boston University in 1998. He currently resides in Reading, Mass., with his wife, Stephanie, and two-year-old son, Mark.
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Michael John Bettiga
Position: WR
Height: 6-3 Weight: 193 lbs.
Born: September 10, 1950 in Scotia, CA
High School: Fortuna Union
College: Humboldt St.
Drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the 15th round (382nd overall) of the 1973 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)

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2007: Played in all 17 games, starting 11 ... Had four points on two goals ... Both goals were game-winners for the Ponies: Carter buried a curling shot in the upper left corner of the goal in the second overtime to lift SMU to a 4-3 win over TCU (9/21/07), and converted a crossing pass from Allison Brill to put the Ponies ahead for good in a 2-0 win over Conference USA foe Rice (10/26/07) ... Took 11 shots, including seven shots on goal.
2006: Played in all 23 games, making 17 starts ... Assisted on three goals and took 23 shots.
2005: Played in 14 games ... Scored her lone goal at Marshall ... Took eight shots (six on goal).
High School: Four-year letterwinner and also served as team captain ... Totaled 41 goals and 18 assists (100 points) during her high school career ... Named team MVP and Offensive Player of the Year in 2005 ... Two-time All-Southwest Preperatory Conference Team member ... Named Defensive Player of the Year in 2003 and 2004 ... Also lettered in field hockey and track ... Earned All-America honors in field hockey ... Led high school team to two championships ... Member of the Dallas Texans '88 team that won many nationally-recognized tournaments ... Member of the French Honor Society.
Personal: Sociology major ... Favorite non-soccer athlete is swimmer Michael Phelps ... Is superstitious about her soccer shoes ... Would most like to visit Australia ... Has one older brother and one older sister, Greta, who was a defender on the SMU team in 2004 and 2005 ... parents are Richard and Kristel Carter ... Full name is Caitlin Marie Carter.


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Herbie Hancock: Butterfly
Herbie Hancock (Fender Rhodes, Hohner clavinet, synthesizers)
Thrust (Columbia)
Herbie Hancock (Fender Rhodes, Hohner clavinet, synthesizers),
Bennie Maupin (bass clarinet, sax), Paul Jackson (bass), Mike Clark (drums).
Composed by Herbie Hancock & Bennie Maupin.
Recorded: August 1974
Rating: 99/100 (learn more)
Herbie Hancock, the musical chameleon of jazz, struck gold with Thrust. This song is no exception as it cements the sound of this band, which other than Weather Report was arguably the most innovative fusion group in jazz. Paul Jackson's bassline is so funky my grandmother might even like it. Maupin and Hancock both solo wonderfully over the Fm7 form. Hancock is a master at backgrounds, which here are striking and hypnotic at the same time. One of the best songs this band ever recorded, hands down.
Reviewer: Jared Pauley
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Enter 'The Dragon'
Machida remains perfect, dethroning Evans for UFC light-heavy belt
Octagonside by Anthony Springer Jr & David L. Hudson
Photos by Mary Ann Owen
"Sugar" Rashad Evans and Lyoto "The Dragon" Machida's light heavyweight title match had the makings of a classic battle.
Both fighter's boasted undefeated records, Evans at 18-0-1 and Machida at 14-0. Both have been impressive as of late—Evans with knockout victories over Chuck Liddell and Forrest Griffin, Machida with a knockout victory over Thiago Silva. Both were highly regarded as two of the world's best light heavyweights.
However, sometimes pre-fight hype doesn't translate to the actual fight. Instead of an instant classic, fans were treated to a one side drubbing as Machida overwhelmed, dominated, and eventually knocked out Evans to claim the UFC light heavyweight championship.
Machida stopped Evans with a big left hand at 3:57 in the second round. For the first time since perhaps season two of The Ultimate Fighter, Evans was in danger. The final blow that separated the former champion from consciousness turned his legs into rubber. To the dismay of fans who had big money dreams by betting on the underdog and the delight of those rooting for Machida, Evans folded up like an Origami project, crashing to the canvas and against the cage.
The early going was slow, with Evans slow to engage his challenger. The pace of the fight elicited boos from the crowd who came to see a fight and in atypical fashion, Machida brought the fight to the former champion.
"The Dragon's" early high kicks echoed throughout the MGM Grand Garden arena, keeping Evans on the defensive. Like so many of the Brazilians, Evans was unable to solve the puzzle that is Lyoto Machida.
Evans landed two noticeable strikes in an exchange with Machida that signaled the beginning of the end of the bout. Moments after, Machida landed a left hand that would've put any other fighter on dream street. Sensing blood in the water, "The Dragon" went for the kill rocking Evans with several more punches but was unable to finish the fight on the ground.
Evans last stand came against the side of the cage where one final Machida left hand began a new era in MMA.
"Karate is back!" a happy Machida exclaimed to Joe Rogan.
Machida concluded the high impact pay-per-view with an inspirational speech to all the fans watching.
"If you have a dream, go ahead, it's possible," he added. –Anthony Springer Jr.
Hughes ekes out barn burner, puts stamp on rivalry with Serra
The tale of the two Matt's—Hughes and Serra goes back two years. The war of words began on season four of The Ultimate Fighter when Hughes made a comment about Gracie jiu-jitsu, of which Serra is a student. Verbal jousting continued on season six of the hit reality show, but the match that was supposed to culminate at the end of the season was not to be.
Injuries forced the delay of what can be deemed "The Ultimate Rivalry." Matt Serra went on to capture—and later lose—the welterweight title, and Hughes dropped matches to current champion Georges St. Pierre and Thiago Alves.
The hyped co-main event drew considerable press in the run up to the fight, and on Saturday night, all the talking ceased as two former welterweight champions clashed inside the Octagon.
Serra, a +190 underdog, emerged as the clear fan favorite, entering the ring to the theme music from the Rocky franchise—and in many eyes, he was indeed the underdog just as the Italian Stallion was against the likes of Ivan Drago and "Clubber" Lang.
In what may signal the twilight of Matt Hughes' career, the Midwesterner met a mixed reception from the Las Vegas crowd.
When the final bell sounded, Matt Hughes lived up to his music, proving that a country boy would survive, outlasting archrival Matt "The Terror" Serra to win a 29-28 unanimous decision victory.
Serra dropped Hughes in the first with a body shot but was unable to close the deal. Hughes recovered and went on to score a takedown, gaining the crowd's approval. The two time welterweight champion nearly finished the bout in the first, but failed to lock in the rear naked choke.
Round two saw Hughes return to his bread and butter, holding Serra down for much of the round and punishing from the top position with body shots. Serra showed signs of life in the final seconds of the round, motioning for Hughes to bring the fight to him.
The third and final round brought the Grand Garden crowd to their feet as the pair matched up for the final five minute stanza of their two year long rivalry. Like the second round, Hughes dominated from the top position. However, Serra used his jiu-jitsu skills to force a standup. To the surprise of everyone, "The Terror" scored the night's final takedown with 30 seconds left in the round. Serra was active from the top, but was unable to finish the fight as time ticked to a close.
While many thought that Serra may have stolen the round—and thus the fight—all three judges gave the nod to Hughes, who declared that we have not seen the last of Illinois favorite fighting son.
With the win, Hughes improves to an impressive 44-7. –Anthony Springer Jr.
McFedries Massacres Foupa-Bakan
The next bout featured strikers' extraordinaire Drew "the Massacre" McFedries and Xavier "Professor X" Fouba-Bakan. "Professor X" looked for his first win in the Octagon after losing to the talented Dennis Kang in his last bout. Meanwhile, McFedries also desperately needs a win in the Octagon, as he has lost his last bouts to Mike Massengio and Thales Leites.
Round #1
The two southpaws started off slowly before McFedries lands a great right hand that drops Foupa-Bakan. He then attacked vigorously throwing powerful right-hand bombs. Yves Lavigne stopped the contest and this time the crowd did not boo as vigorously when Lavigne called a halt to the contest only 37 seconds into the bout.
McFedries lived up to his nickname "the Massacre." "I come in ready to throw down and go, go, go," he told Joe Rogan in the post-fight interview. –David L. Hudson
Sonnen puts on clinic
In the battle of student vs. teacher, Chael Sonnen put on a clinic en route to a unanimous decision victory over Dan Miller.
All three rounds proved to be mirror images of each other. Miller got the best of the standup until Oregon's toughest real estate agent scored with a double leg takedown.
On the canvas, Sonnen—who vowed to punch a hole on Miller's head—damaged his former pupil with punches and elbows from the dominant position. Twice Miller nearly pulled out the victory, sinking in a tight guillotine in the first round and one in the second before the veteran Sonnen pulled off the Houdini like escape.
Sonnen's third round tactics drew the ire of the fans who, without a doubt wanted to see some leather exchanged between the pair.
When the final bell sounded, both fighters were greeted to a crowd united by boos.
The match was not without its comedic moments. Referee Yves Lavigne was consistently heckled by fans due to his controversial stoppage of the Nover-Bradley fight. At one point, a fan yelled "Hey ref stop the fight!" drawing laughter from some fans in attendance.
While the match may not have been the most exciting to casual fans, Sonnen successfully rebounded after his UFC 97 loss to Demian Maia.
The victory is a testament to a calculated game plan on the part of the Team Quest member. He's just a tough guy," Sonnen said of Miller. "I planned to take him down and keep him there."
The two escapes from certain loss to the guillotines were also the result of mind over matter it seems.
"I went in there and I knew I wasn't tapping. I said I'm not tapping tonight. –Anthony Springer Jr.
Sherk outboxed
The first bout of the televised pay-per-view section of UFC 98 featured former UFC 98 lightweight champion Sean "the Muscle Shark" Sherk against once-beaten Frankie "the Answer" Edgar. The winner could be in line for a shot at the lightweight championship.
Edgar led off with a left leg kick. Sherk moved forward – so far we have a boxing match. Sherk pushed Edgar up against the cage.
Edgar shot for a takedown, but Sherk thwarted it. Edgar won the battle of the jabs. Edgar is showing faster hands. The two threw combinations. The two clinch and Sherk landed a left hook.
Sherk kept looking for the overhand right. Sherk threw a right leg kick that Edgar catches and took Sherk to the canvas. It is now a grappling match but the two returned to their feet.
Sherk threw a combination with mean intentions at the end of the round, but Edgar carried the round. Sherk showed no intention of taking the match to the ground.
Fightnews score: Edgar 10-9
Round #2
Sherk stepped up his aggressiveness, but the match remains a boxing match. Sherk landed a good left hand. Sherk landed another left hook. Edgar connected with a leg kick. The two continued to engage well. Edgar landed a good knee to the midsection, but Sherk recovered quickly. It was only Edgar who appeared to be trying for takedowns.
Sherk still tried to find a home for his overhand right, while Edgar gave lateral movement. Sherk landed a right hand. Edgar then connected with a right hand in response. The two engaged in a furious exchange after Edgar scored with another right hand. A low blow from Edgar temporarily halted the action. Edgar landed a lead right.
This round was closer than the first round, but Sherk has fallen in love with his stand-up.
Fightnews score: Edgar 10-9
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Sherk again advanced, perhaps knowing he could be behind two rounds. Sherk shot in for a takedown – finally. Sherk landed a few good shots. Sherk has a cut over his left eye. Edgar has more speed. Sherk stepped up his aggressiveness even more.
Sherk tried for a takedown, but is thwarted effectively. Edgar landed another a right hand. The crowd chanted "Frankie, Frankie." At the end of the round, Edgar put in a guillotine that might be enough to steal the round.
Fightnews score: Edgar 30-27
All three judges scored the bout 30-27 for Edgar. "I knew I had to step my game up," Edgar said. "I want to get a shot at the title. I definitely worked on my movement and my feet."
For some reason, Sherk seemed content to engage in a boxing match with a younger, quicker opponent. "The Muscle Shark" fought similarly to the way he did at UFC 84 against B.J. Penn, abandoning his potent wrestling attack. While he did not fight badly, one wonders if the outcome could have been different if he had utilized his assets.
Edgar now moves closer to a title shot. –David L. Hudson
Yoshida taps Wolff
Yoshiyuki Yoshida rebounded from the knockout loss to Josh Koscheck, defeating Brandon Wolff in 2:24 of the first round with a guillotine choke.
Both fighters wasted no time trying to impose their will on the other. After trading leather, Wolff and Yoshida found themselves tied up in the corner of the Octagon. As many MMA purists will say, it only takes one mistake to end a fight. A brief slip up from Wolff allowed Yoshida to sink in the choke.
Wolff held out as long as he could, but could not escape the vice grip Yoshida held on his neck and was forced to tap out—twice in fact because referee Steve Mazagatti did not see the first.
With the victory, Yoshida improves to 11-4. –Anthony Springer Jr.
Controversial end mars short-lived Bradley-Nover bout
Kyle Bradley earned a controversial victory, stopping Philippe Nover at 1:04 in the first round.
After a brief feeling out process, both fighters went to work. Nover struck first with a knee and a right hand. However, Bradley, who owned 8 previous KO victories would not be denied, stumbling "The Filipino Assassin" with a hard right hand and that's where the controversy begins.
Bradley tossed the Ultimate Fighter to the mat and followed up with another hard punch that landed flush on Nover's jaw, prompting referee Yves Lavigne to take a closer look. When Nover scrambled, Bradley landed another right hand, causing Nover to go limp. At that point, Lavigne had seen enough, stopping the fight to a raucous chorus of boos from the MGM Grand Garden crowd and protests from Nover.
"All I did was go out here and throw punches," Bradley said in defense of his performance.
While the stoppage may be questionable and controversial, it may be best to err on the side of caution. –Anthony Springer Jr.
Larson too much for Pyle
Brock Larson sunk Mike "Quick Sand" Pyle with an arm triangle, winning his second consecutive UFC fight at 3:04 in the first round.
Pyle took the fight on short notice, but seemed physically up for the challenge. The Xtreme Couture fighter nearly caught Larson with two early submissions, but Larson was able to power out, slamming Pyle to the mat.
After getting the best of Pyle on the ground, Larson advanced to side control, where he sunk in the arm bar, forcing Pyle to tap. –Anthony Springer Jr.
Roop wins split decision
The first bout of the evening featured two former members of The Ultimate Fighter Team Nogueira v. Team Mir, George Roop and "Diamond" Dave Kaplan. Both fighters were looking for their first win in the Octagon, as Kaplan lost his debut against Junie Browning and Roop lost his debut to Shane Nelson.
Round #1:
The shorter and stockier Kaplan advanced, showing good aggressiveness, but ate several punches from the lankier Roop, who showed both fast hands and quick leg kicks. Early in the first round, Kaplan sported a bloody nose.
Roop also displayed a good, effective jab and several more quick leg kicks to the head. Kaplan still moved forward, occasionally landing some good left hooks.
Roop landed a nice uppercut. Later in the round, Kaplan shot for a takedown and got it near the end of the round. However, Roop landed a good upkick. Roop's effective striking carried him the round.
Fightnews score: 10-9 Roop
Round 2
Roop again led off with quick leg kicks, while Kaplan displayed good aggressiveness. Roop landed a good body shot and showed good boxing skills over his shorter opponent.
Kaplan threw Roop down, but Roop placed him in guard and remained dangerous from the bottom with elbows. Kaplan obtained two more takedowns and tried mightily to do damage via the ground and pound.
This was a close round, but Kaplan's multiple takedowns earned him the nod here.
Fightnews score: 10-9 Kaplan
Round #3
The fight could be in the balance heading into the final round. Roop kept up his effective jab, while Kaplan throwing jabs. Kaplan kept advancing and showed good aggression, but Roop landed a good leg kick.
Kaplan landed a low leg kick and shot for a takedown. Kaplan threw him down and moved for side control. Kaplan attempted a guillotine and then moved back into side control. When the two stood up, Roop again got the better of the action.
Roop landed a lead right leg kick to head. He kept firing punches and landed a good uppercut.
Fightnews score: Roop 10-9
Fightnews final score: 29-28 Roop
Actual verdict: The judges have it a split decision victory for Roop. Boxing judge and referee Tony Weeks has it 29-28 for Kaplan, but the other two judges, Sal D'Amato and Lester Griffin, scored it 30-27 for Roop. –David L. Hudson
Soszynski stops Gusmao
The third bout of the evening featured the tough Krzysztof Soszynski against former IFL fighter Andre Gusmao. Soszynski has won his first two bouts in the Octagon via submission, including a The two southpaws showed good sportsmanship in the Octagon before battle.
Soszynski landed a good right hook and showed extreme aggression. Gusmao landed a good leg kick and appeared to do damage, but Sosynski escaped and recovered very quickly. Sosynski landed a low blow, but apologized. Later in the round, Soszynski landed a devastating right hook and followed it up with two more for good measure, as Gusmao's body slumped down near the cage. This was a devastating kayo at 3:17 of the first round.
In his post-fight interview with Joe Rogan, Soszynski said it best: "I was hoping for a knockout. ... The boy hits hard, but I hit harder." It is hard to argue with him after that performance – his third straight win in the Octagon. –David L. Hudson
Barry taps out
The fifth bout of the evening featured the big boys – 237 lb. Pat Barry and 263 lb. Tim Hague. Barry, a kickboxer, entered the Octagon with a perfect 4-0 record with 4 kayoes.
Barry threw a quick left leg kick. Hague lunged in but is tagged with a left that busts his nose. Barry landed another good kick but then Hague took Barry down and moved for side control. Hague landed some backfists and then tried to sink in a guillotine. He then rolled Barry over to sink the guillotine in further. Barry tapped and referee Steve Mazagoti stopped it at 1:42.
"You'll never see me quit," said Hague. "You can turn my face into mashed potatoes but I will never quit. … I'm ready to drink some beers." The man known as "the Thrashing Machine" has earned those beers. –David L. Hudson
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I have a question regarding Plan line item report for Profit centers.
When I view S_PL0_86000029 - Financial Statement: Plan/Actual Report I can click on any plan figure in plan column and drill down to Plan line item report through select report button. I can see profit center Plan document number (Plan line items) and if I click on Period breakdown button I can view by-month/period plan figures.
Question is that; Can I access the Profit Center Plan line item report directly through a transaction code?
I tried to search it but could not find on FGI3 reports. PCA line item reports dont work since its New GL.
Please let me know if there is independant Profit Center Plan line item report.
Hi Safi,
I got the same problem months ago and my solution was to create reports using Report Painter in the library 0FL.
Please try report KE5Z & KE5Y.
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These are for "old" PCA.
I couldn't find either.
But by all means, you have planning line items in table FAGLFLEXP (actuals are in FAGLFLEXA).
In FGI3 you can see standard reports made out from FLAGFLEXT, that's for totals.
There is a standard report for planning items. You can create your own report. Check first the forms.
Also you can build a query in FQUS/SQ01.


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Ari Maron, partner in MRN Ltd., flashes a boyish smile as he admits to not playing the violin these days. Although Maron majored in music at Rice University — to study under a particular violin teacher — he is too busy now re-creating the face of Euclid Avenue and East Fourth Street.
Maron draws an analogy between the urban facelift and his musical training: "There's a creative process involved with both a violin performance and development," he says. "With violin, you start with a piece of music. You know what it should sound like. You have a vision, but you can't play it yet. Although it might involve a solo, typically it involves working with others ... a chamber group or an orchestra. Even though it is a long and arduous process, there's a certain satisfaction when you give a performance and it goes well.
"The same is true with development. You take a piece of ground or an old building. It could be the same creative process. You're working with a group of architects, builders, the city, finance people, construction people. ... You work together to realize a vision. One day, a restaurant opens or the construction of a street is complete. There's satisfaction with that, too."
And again, that smile.
His analogy works to an extent, falling short only because most musical compositions are the product of a single composer — as compared to the nearly 325 developers Maron has had to deal with in order to begin the groundwork for MRN's urban dream.
Things got rolling in 1995, when the Maron family purchased the Buckeye Building at East Fourth and Prospect. The 48,000-square-foot, five-story, 36-unit rental property was the first housing renovation project in the Gateway district. Flannery's Pub and Restaurant remains its street-level tenant.
The Marons continued from there. In 1998, MRN purchased the Windsor Block at Euclid and East Fourth, creating an additional 52 units of housing. In 1999, purchase of the old National City Bank Building resulted in the creation of a Holiday Inn Express and additional downtown office space.
Rick and Ari Maron have a dream. Recognizing that their East Fourth properties were "catty corner to the ballpark and a focal point for Cleveland," Ari says they were convinced that there were "opportunities ... synergies which came together on East Fourth Street."
But there was an obstacle — a huge one at that. Some 325 different property owners had stakes in real estate on this one relatively small block.
The Marons weren't fazed in the least. Instead, they approached then-mayor Michael R. White to request the power of eminent domain. White refused unless certain criteria were met.
"In retrospect, he was absolutely right," Maron admits. "He told us we would have to acquire property from May Co. to the W.T. Grant Building, along Euclid Avenue to the Colonial and the Euclid Arcade before he would do anything."
In addition to redeveloping the upper-floor spaces of the Windsor Building and the Commercial Building, the Marons were also interested in street-level retail space. In other buildings where they controlled the first-level floors, such as the Woolworth Building and the Sincere Building, they found other developers to address the upper stories. Recent and current projects include the Commercial Building on East Fourth, creating 35 units of rental property; and the Woolworth Building, where they created aÉ400-car parking garage out of the lower level and the upper floors above the retail space. They also combined the McCrory, Frederick and Graves buildings to create another 37 units of rental propery.
As MRN's master plan took shape, the underdeveloped retail properties once owned by nearly 325 individuals were consolidated under the control of only three: MRN Ltd., Argent Ventures (The May Co.) and David Goldberg of Ohio Savings (668 Building, a parking garage and 575 Euclid Ave.). The intersection of Euclid Avenue and East Fourth Street was about to become an entertainment, restaurant and retail district.
"We don't want to compete with malls," Maron says. "We want to bring something totally unique to the market."
Designs for East Fourth Street reinforce his belief that "a cool destination requires a cool street." The short street will be paved with bricks. Its two anchors, Pickwick & Frolic Restaurant and Club and House of Blues, will set the tone. Bulb-style lighting will be strung on wires across the street, creating a ceiling effect, while 10-foot-tall poles with fiber optics will be used as accents. Huge sculptures with a phoenix motif, symbolizing the street's rebirth, stand like sentinels at both ends of the street. Sidewalks will be wide enough to permit cafes with alfresco seating and street performers. Whether open or closed to automobile traffic, the street has designated space to accommodate two stages.
Yet even with plans in place and a hubbub of construction activity in the area, Maron recognizes that most Clevelanders believe nothing is happening downtown. "At the street level, things are not as apparent, but if people would look up, they would see a lot of changes," he says, alluding to the many rental properties and condos becoming available.
Historic Gateway Neighborhood Corp. executive director Tom Yablonsky agrees. "Neighborhood retail to serve the housing will come first," he says. "As for Fourth Street, this is not just a regional project. This is a unique environment, creating a major retail district with major national anchor tenants."
The Marons are selective about their tenant mix. "There is definitely a planning component involved in making this successful," says Ari, noting once again the need to introduce unique opportunities to the marketplace.
Pickwick & Frolic fits his strategy perfectly. Opened in September 2002, the 27,000-square-foot entertainment/restaurant venue houses Hilarities 4th Street Theatre comedy club; the Frolic cabaret, featuring Vegas-style floor shows; Kevin's Martini Bar; and, of course, Pickwick, a two-story restaurant. In all, the complex accommodates 900 people.
According to Pickwick & Frolic director of marketing John Lorince, owner Nick Kostis developed the $5 million-plus concept over a five-year period.
"This is one of a kind," says Lorince. "We have raised the bar by offering quality food, a comedy club and a theme restaurant."
The venue occupies the site of what once was the Euclid Avenue Opera House. Chandeliers and replicas of the gas-burning jets hearken back to the opera's heyday. The lobby was hand painted by Lakewood scenic artist Jim Todd, who acquainted himself with the property through his and the building's involvement in shooting for the movie "Welcome to Collinwood."
Fourth Street's other anchor, House of Blues, is currently slated for completion by the end of this year. The 30,000-square-foot venue is only the ninth of its kind in the country. It will feature a 1,000-seat music hall, a 230-seat Cajun restaurant and a retail store. The House of Blues will present live, national touring artists, special events and a display of American folk art.
According to Maron, "House of Blues loves what Euclid Avenue could be. They saw the synergies and saw themselves as an anchor to an exciting retail/entertainment project." They also appreciated the separate entrances created for the music hall (off Euclid), the restaurant (off Fourth) and retail (also off Fourth).
Maron advises Clevelanders to look at Euclid Avenue today and again a year from now.
"They won't recognize the place," he promises.
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What's not to love about a beautiful red heart shaped box filled with those delectable little chocolate treasures. Each one is like a treasure box filled with a delicious surprise. Chocolate, just the word makes us happy. There are many reasons we enjoy chocolate other than it tastes awesome.
Research has shown us that chocolate contains flavonoids which act as antioxidants (good stuff). Antioxidants protect us against aging caused by free radials which can cause heart damage.. Flavonoids also help relax blood pressure and in one study consuming dark chocolate decreased the LDL (bad cholesterol) by 10%.
Don't forget the darker the chocolate the more health benefits. Why is it that when we are in need of a quick emotional pick me up we reach for chocolate? Chocolate stimulates endorphin production which causes a feeling of pleasure, it also contains serotonin which acts as an antidepressant. Not only does chocolate make you feel good inside it can help you look good on the outside.
A recent study has show that women who were given 1/2 cup of cocoa a day had skin that was more moister and smoother, not bad. February is women's heart health awareness month, so don't forget to think red. This includes that little red box of dark Valentine's Day chocolates.
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College Hockey:Howard, Gibson Star In Scoreless Draw
No. 3 Maine, Last-Place Northeastern End At Zeroes
BOSTON — For what it's worth, Jimmy Howard and Keni Gibson thoroughly enjoyed Saturday night's 0-0 Hockey East draw between third-ranked Maine and last-place Northeastern.
Howard, easing his way back into form after spraining his right knee before the World Junior Championships a month ago, stopped 40 Husky shots, while counterpart Gibson thwarted 32.
"It's fun to play in a game like that," Gibson said. "Obviously you want to be on the winning end, but there's nothing wrong with a tie and nothing wrong with watching good goaltending at both ends of the rink. I was happy with my play, but it was fun to watch him play, too."
As a credit to the netminders, hardly any of the 72 combined shots were second-chance efforts. "I thought (Howard) really sponged the puck well tonight, he controlled his rebounds very well tonight. As did Gibson," said Maine coach Tim Whitehead. "I thought that was one of the reasons neither team could score. There weren't a lot of second and third opportunities.
"Both teams had plenty of chances to take the lead," he added. "We certainly had ours, they certainly had theirs. But both goalies were very sharp, and certainly the best two players on the ice."
Howard and Gibson weren't the only ones having fun, though. The end-to-end action kept each of the 1,978 in attendance on the edge of their seat.
"For a zero-zero game, I thought there was a lot of exciting play," Whitehead said.
"It was one of those games that I think is very much a crowd pleaser, and the coaches get old," said Northeastern skipper Bruce Crowder. "Sixty-five minutes and both kids made huge saves; it was a great college hockey game."
Gibson, who set the school record for career and single season shutouts, faced 13 shots in the first period.
With 1:35 left in the opening frame, Maine's Colin Shields ripped a tape-to-tape pass to freshman Josh Soares who tipped the puck towards the left post. Gibson, sliding from right to left, calmly sent the puck into the corner — a scene repeated throughout the evening.
In the second period, with Maine (21-6-3, 12-4-2) again pressuring the Northeastern net, Black Bear freshman Michel Leveille clanged a wrist shot off the post after scooping up the rebound of a shot from the point.
Northeastern (8-14-6, 2-11-5) carried play in the third period, outshooting the visitors 17-9 — but that's not to say Maine didn't threaten.
With 12:09 left in regulation, Black Bear Derek Damon stole the puck in the NU zone, wheeled in front of the net and eventually lifted a backhand shot on goal. After an uncanny glove save from Gibson, the sophomore slammed his stick into the boards.
It was that kind of night.
Five minutes later, Maine struck the post again. This time, Gibson nicked a shot from Mike Lundin and the puck bounced off the outer edge of the right upright.
However, Howard wasn't about to sit back and let the former Ottawa Jr. Senator steal the show.
With 3:49 left to play in the third, NU freshman Bryan Esner found senior Eric Ortlip in the left slot for a one-timed blast on net. Howard, as he was prone to do most of the night, flashed a glove save and kept the game scoreless. Even Northeastern's student section was wowed by the stop, and moved to bow in reverence to the Detroit Red Wing draftee.
In overtime, Howard again made use of the glove, this time stumping NU sophomore Mike Morris' sixth shot of the night. Morris carried the puck across the blue line, squirmed through a pair of defenders and found daylight to unleash a potent wrist shot.
"He was coming right down the middle, so I gave him the glove, hoping he'd go there," Howard said. "He did, and I was able to snag it."
Yeah, no big deal.
For Howard, the contest was another step towards recovering from the injury that sat him for nearly five weeks.
"I'm still not 100 percent; the injury is still lingering," he said. "When I think I'm OK, it reminds me that it's still there. I've just been wearing a protective brace and giving it day-to-day and letting it heal."
Both Howard and Whitehead were impressed with the play of Northeastern, and cognizant of the parity among Hockey East teams.
"I saw more (shots) than usual tonight against Northeastern," Howard said. "They came out tonight, they came ready to play and deserved the point."
"It was a real hard-fought game. We knew points were going to be tough to come by down here, and obviously they were," said Whitehead, whose team downed Northeastern 3-1 Friday night. "I'm very impressed with Northeastern's team both nights. I thought they competed extremely hard and every shift they battle.
"It's a great statement for our league," he added. "This [parity] is not unusual, and that's the most important thing. This is not a surprise, because that's just how our league is. They're a pretty good team, and we've played a lot of good teams. They're as good as anybody."
Maine will host Providence next weekend in a two-game series at Alfond Arena. Northeastern is on the road to play Merrimack Friday night and New Hampshire on Saturday.
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"FABULOUS!," the theme for FIDM's annual Fashion Museum gala will be a private, ticketed benefit that same evening with a private VIP reception area and seating for the runway shows, with bites and beverages from select Fashion Island restaurants as well as a silent auction.
Project Runway star and celebrity designer Nick Verreos will wrap up the Spectrum Collection Show at Irvine Spectrum Center. During the runway show where FIDM students will present resort wear inspired by Celebrity Cruises' exotic destinations as part of the Celebrity Cruises Design Competition.
"We're looking forward to an inspiring and fun-filled evening," says Marilys Ward, team manager, Los Angeles, Palm Springs, Orange County "And we are especially excited to be able to give these creative young designers an opportunity like this to display their talents."
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There are few crafty things in life that I love more than a beautifully-wrapped gift. The luri & wilma holiday gift guide is out, and in it I'm showing you how to turn paper grocery bags and old newspapers into thoughtfully-wrapped gifts.
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Gather pom poms and bells and ornaments and doilies and twine and washi tapes. Oh, and ribbon, ribbon, and more ribbon. Honestly, you can slap just about any pretty thing on a gift box, and I encourage you to do so!
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A search of the entire human genome revealed three genes linked to increase the risk of developing nflammatory bowel disease. Additionally, the study identified two regions of the genome where genetic risk factors are located but no known genes were implicated.
The researchers found that PHOX2B, NCF4, and ATG16L1 constitute genetic risk factors for Crohn's disease or colitis as well as numerous biological pathways not previously thought to play a role in Crohn's disease.
"The identification of the PHOX2B gene in this study may implicate a role for neuroendocrine cells of the intestinal epithelium as having a role to play in Crohn's Disease," reports John D. Rioux, Ph.D., associate professor of medicine at the Montreal Heart Institute and the Universite de Montreal.
"In addition, the identification of the NCF4 gene indicates that altered reactive oxygen species production, important in the generation of an effective antimicrobial response, may lead to increased risk of developing the disease."
The fact that the authors also found strong association of the ATG16L1 gene provides further evidence that an individual's response to microbes has an influence on susceptibility to Crohn's disease.
In addition to demonstrating its association to the disease, the authors found that ATG16L1 is essential for the normal autophagic process used to degrade worn-out cellular components and help eliminate some pathogenic bacteria. "We propose that genetic variation in the ATG16L1 gene leads to alterations in how the body uses autophagy and therefore may result in increased persistence of both cellular and bacterial components, leading to inappropriate immune activation and increased risk of Crohn's disease" adds Dr. Rioux.
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On March 11, TVLine published some small spoilers for a variety of television shows. One of those was "Pretty Little Liars." The website revealed what can be expected from Ali on the season finale as well as season 5.
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Lately fans have started seeing more of Alison and slowly pieces of information are being revealed. So what can viewers expect from Ali in the future? For starters she will play a huge part in the season finale, airing next week. But that's not all, "Pretty Little Liars" season 5 will have plenty of Ali scenes as well because she won't need to run and hide as much as she used to.
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WetPaint posted the "Pretty Little Liars" season 5 synopsis,
"In the new season of the hit drama series, the PLLs must dodge their dreaded nemesis 'A,' while navigating a world with Alison back in it."
So that means that "A" will either not be revealed on the season 4 finale or their tormentor will be revealed, but they will have to watch their step.
Seeing the girls interact with Ali is going to be interesting. Flashbacks have shown her to not be a very nice person, covering up insults with sweetness, especially with Hanna. While they probably feel some sort of loyalty to Alison because they are her friend, there might be some anger in there, too.
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New Cheney High School boys basketball head coach Chris Dunn learned a lot about his team in their opening games last week, but one quality in particular stood out. That is the quality of resiliency.
Dunn said the Blackhawks kept playing hard and with enthusiasm despite getting blown out in the fourth quarter of a 60-38 loss at Idaho 4A school Lakeland Tuesday night. That hard work and energy carried over to Saturday's non-league home opener with Ellensburg as the Blackhawks rallied in the fourth to down the Bulldogs 60-56.
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Satan has tried to infiltrate my house of God by using one of my own spawn. Under the 'watchful' eye of my less than trustworthy wife, I found that he has been partaking in dabbling in Satan's pool of Homosexual lies. He has blinded my ex-child to the light of god, influencing him to walk the path of a sinner. I tried to show him of God, but the gay Japanese had already gotten to him with their gay anime pornography.
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Drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the 6th round (162nd overall) of the 1980 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 22 (4446th overall since 1950)
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Personal websites for Pastors. Is it a good idea? The opinion on this is quite divided. The question we always ask is, "Does the Pastor have an identity that is independent of the church?" Of course they do. We believe that every Pastor should have a personal website that they can use to discuss church and non-church topics.


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On Friday December 18th, 2009 a woman hit another woman victim in the face with a wooden board. The woman was walking in Seaview Gardens in Jamaica at the time when the victim approached and began speaking to her. The woman then smacked the victim in the mouth causing bleeding and contusions. Upon her court appearance the accused stated, "Your honor, I have been suffering for some time now because of this woman (the victim). She has bad breath and she loves to talk in people's faces and I warned her not to talk in my face."
Halitosis affects nearly 60 million people within the United States. In order to avoid getting hit with a board, here are several treatment options to help elude this relationship-straining issue.
There are many causes for bad breath including foods, poor oral hygiene, sinus infections, gum disease, digestive problems, smoking, medications, and dry mouth. About 85-90% of people with bad breath also suffer from dry mouth (also known as Xerostomia). Most people experience dry mouth the most at night when the mouth reduces its saliva production. This is why bad breath is most often noticed in the mornings.
So how can bad breath be treated? There are many expensive treatments from "bad breath treatment facilities" ranging from $50-$200. If that is a bit more than your wallet can handle, try these inexpensive tips:
- Improve your oral hygiene. This includes doing more than just brushing daily. Be sure to floss regularly and keep dentist appointments. Also, try using a tongue scraper. These handy tools are sold in drugstores and supermarkets for less than $5. They remove bacterial build-ups on your tongue, which causes 80-90% of halitosis cases.
- Keep Regular dental appointments. Some of these options may not work for everyone, especially if the bad breath is caused by gum disease or other factors. Express your concerns to your dentist and they can prescribe or reccomend a treatment.
- Chew sugarless gum. Chewing gum stimulates saliva production, which will help fight bad breath naturally. By chewing sugarless gum you wont rot your teeth in the process!
- Get plenty of vitamin C. Vitamin C deficiency is another cause of bad breath. You can take vitamin C supplements or get the vitamin naturally by eating red peppers, oranges, tomatoes, strawberries, brussels sprouts, broccoli, collard greens, grapefruit, cantaloupe, and cooked cabbage.
- Use mouthwash with zinc chloride or chlorhexidine in them. These compounds help reduce plaque formation. Try Crest's new Scope mouthwash or Oral-B products.
MythBuster: If you cup your hand over your mouth and nose and breathe you can determine if your breath smells.
False. We cannot tell how our own breath smells by doing this, because people become accustomed to their own odors. Also, people don't usually emit bad breath until they speak, because the odor causing bacteria propels from the back of the tongue into the air when we talk.


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2007 (As A Junior)
Second team AVCA All-American ... second team Asics/Volleyball Magazine All-American ... first team All-Pacific Region ... first team All-Pac-10 ... honorable mention Pac-10 All-Academic pick ... was the Huskies nominee for Pac-10 Player of the Week for Nov. 5-11 ... named to the all-tournament team at the Gonzaga Tournament ... led the team, ranked second in the Pac-10 and 10th nationally in hitting percentage (.413) .... paced the Huskies while ranking fourth in the Pac-10 and 32nd in the nation in blocks (1.42 bpg) ... her .413 hitting percentage is the third-best single-season mark in UW history, while her 138 block assists and 156 total blocks are both the seventh-best mark ... her 1.42 blocks per game average is the ninth-best single-season mark in school history ... already holds the school record for career hitting percentage at .398 ... one of three UW players to see action in every game and match ... led the team in blocks 15 times ... hit .300 or better in 25 matches, .400 or better in 20 matches and .500 or better in 12 matches ... closed out the season with six straight matches of hitting .400 or higher ... also had a string of six consecutive matches with a hitting percentage of at least .400 from Sept. 21-Oct. 11 ... recorded double-figures in kills in 13 matches ... put up a season-high 14 kills four times, vs. Fresno State (Aug. 25), vs. Stanford (Nov. 8), at USC (Nov. 16) and vs. Missouri (Nov. 30) ... had a then-season-high of nine blocks vs. Fresno State ... matched her career-high with five digs at Gonzaga on Aug. 31 ... had a personal and team season-high 12 total blocks vs. Missouri in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
2006 (As A Sophomore)
AVCA third team All-American ... All-Pacific Region honorable mention ... first team All-Pac-10 ... started all 34 matches at middle blocker ... averaged 2.67 kills per game and 3.64 points per game ... her .397 hitting percentage led the Huskies and ranked third in the Pac-10 ... her 1.47 bpg average also led the team and ranked sixth in the conference ... had 14 double-figure kill performances, including a career-best 17 kills at Oregon (Nov. 3) ... also had 16 kills vs. USC (Oct. 26) and 14 vs. USC (Sept. 29) ... posted a career-high 13 blocks at Colorado (Dec. 1) in the NCAA second round ... had nine blocks vs. California (Nov. 25) in the Pac-10 finale ... posted eight blocks on six occasions, including matches vs. Texas, Fresno State (Sept. 14), USC (Oct. 26), Arizona State (Nov. 17), Ohio State (Dec. 8) and Penn State (Dec. 9).
2005 (As A Freshman)
Played in 35 games and 20 matches ... averaged 1.29 kpg, 0.94 bpg and 1.79 ppg ... had five kills on five swings in her collegiate debut vs. Gardner-Webb (Aug. 26) ... had four kills on five swings with no errors the next night vs. Montana State ... posted a career-high seven kills vs. Sam Houston State (Sept. 10) ... had six kills and six blocks vs. California (Nov. 4).
At Union Mine High School
A four-year letterwinner at Union Mine High School ... team captain as a senior ... led team to three consecutive league titles ...an All-Metro and league MVP honoree as a senior ... played club volleyball for the Gold Cal Juniors under Jeff Deter and Matt Smith ... competed at the U.S. Olympic Junior Championships from 2003-05 and led team to an 18th place finish ... ranked 21st nationally among the prep class of 2005 by PrepVolleyball.com ...Fab 50 selection as a senior by Volleyball Monthly.
Born in San Jose, Calif., to Teresa and Stephen Swarbrick ...has four siblings, including brothers Jared (24) and Jordan (22) and sisters Jennifer (17) and Jacqueline (13) ... contemplating a career in interior design.
Getting to know Jessica
Nickname: Jessy
Favorite toy as a child: Horses
Favorite UW sports team to watch: Men's Basketball
Most famous person I've met: President George W. Bush in Washington D.C. in 2005
Dream job: Interior designer
Extreme sport I'd like to try: Sky Diving
Favorite junk food: Ice cream
Advice for young volleyball players: Always work hard and have fun
Favorite Song: "Viva la Vida" by Coldplay
Biggest Celebrity Crush: Clive Owen and Chris Brown
Biggest Guilty Pleasure: Any kind of chocolate ice cream
Best UW Volleyball Moment: Winning the national championship in 2005
Advice for Aspiring Athletes: Play as many sports as you can when you're young and when you find the one you love, work your hardest and enjoy it.
Favorite Part of Being a Husky: Playing for Jim, Leslie and Keno and playing in front of our fans at Hec Ed
On Playing for Jim McLaughlin: Playing for Jim has been the most exciting and rewarding part of my last three years. There has never been a dull moment. I look forward to my last year.


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CARSON, CALIF.-Julio Cesar Chavez was seemingly out-punched, out-conditioned and out-smarted but was given a very controversial unanimous decision against Bryan Vera after 10 rounds in a light heavyweight fight that was supposed to be a super middleweight fight on Saturday.
Chavez (47-1-1, 32 Kos) seemed to be out-worked by Vera (23-7, 14 Kos) in a fight that took place in the light heavyweight division instead of the originally contracted super middleweight. But more than 5,000 mostly Chavez fans saw a strange unanimous decision go toward the popular Mexican fighter.
"Of course I won the fight," said Chavez (seen being backed up by Vera in Al Applerose photo) after the fight. "He was fighting dirty."
For most of the 10 rounds Vera was the fighter making the action and Chavez was the counter-puncher. Three judges saw it in favor of Chavez.
Vera did most of the punching in the first round. He used double jabs and some combinations against Chavez, who was constantly on the move. A couple of left hooks from Chavez found the mark but did no damage. Meanwhile Vera's jab was connecting and several combinations found the mark too.
Chavez continued moving away in round two and allowed Vera to take the initiative. Several combinations from the Texan landed but did not hurt the bigger Chavez. Again, Vera was making the fight and much more busy than Chavez.
Round three saw Vera continue to make the fight, especially with his busy left jab followed by combinations. Chavez landed a counter right flush but it caused no damage to Vera who smiled every time he was hit by Chavez.
Vera ate a left hook and stood motioning with his hands as if to ask the crowd why Chavez's vaunted left hook didn't do anything to him in round four. Chavez then unloaded some gruesome right hands and another left hook that probably won the Mexican fighter the round.
Chavez seemed to be looking for the big punch (as in the Chris Farina-Top Rank photo) and though he landed a few, it was Vera who was out-hustling him with combination punching in round five. A four-punch combination from the Texan scored and a left-right combo tagged Chavez well. A perfectly placed right cross by Chavez score big but was it enough to win the round?
A sneaky right cross by Chavez connected solidly and slightly wobbled Vera, who shook it off and continued to pressure the taller fighter in round six. Chavez landed a few more rights and a left hook but Vera never stopped pressing forward. A combination by the Texan made it interesting, but it was Chavez' round.
Vera was winning round seven easily when he got cocky and allowed Chavez to connect with a left hook flush. Vera shook momentarily and Chavez tried to follow up but couldn't. It was a close round to score. Both connected with blows but Vera added some scoring jabs too.
Good round for Vera in the eighth as Chavez seemed to take his foot off the pedal. Vera fired combinations at will while Chavez looked for that home-run punch. Left uppercuts and left hooks landed for Vera as the Mexican fighter looked a little tired.
Vera shortened his punches and began firing combinations, including multiple uppercuts. Though Chavez was never hurt by the blows they were scoring as Chavez looked for the big blow to end the fight. He may have felt he was ahead on points but many of the fans saw it as a close fight.
The final round saw Vera open with a jab and also score with a three-punch combination. Then, Chavez fired a double left hook, a left uppercut right hand combination and a right hand. Vera then began to play around a little and that seemed to give the round to Chavez.
When the scores were read many expected a victory for Vera, but instead it was Chavez who was given the unanimous decision; 98-92 by Gwen Adair, 97-93 by Marty Denkin and 96-94 by Carla Caiz. A shockwave of derision rumbled through the crowd, except for the die-hard Chavez fans who seemed relieved by the decision.
"I definitely won the fight," said Vera. "We had a game plan and I stuck to it."
Chavez was confident that he deserved the fight, especially in light of the low blows, head butts and other alleged infractions.
Art Pelullo, the president of Banner Promotions, which promotes Vera, said he wasn't peeved by the one card that saw it 96-94, but the other two cards were in his opinion out of order.
"First, you want to see the right guy win," said Pelullo. "But that judge who scored it 98-92 didn't watch the fight. She seemed to have her scores already made."
After the fight Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. said he had his son winning the fight, but admitted it was a very close fight. "I don't judge with my heart, I judge with my head," Chavez Sr. said. "I had Julio winning five or six rounds for certain."
Vera said he could only give Chavez three rounds.
"If you look at the stats you can see I landed a lot more punches," said Vera. "I had a feeling something like this was going to happen."
Other bouts
Karim "HardHitta" Mayfield (18-0-1, 11 Kos) started slowly but caught his rhythm against Utah's Chris Fernandez in round four when he floored him twice. The fight resumed with Fernandez hanging on stubbornly and full of fight until round eight. Mayfield fired a left hook to the body and Fernandez slumped to the floor and could not get up. Referee Ray Corona stopped the fight at 2:59 of round eight for a knockout win for Mayfield, who brought hundreds of fans from San Francisco.
Las Vegas contender Diego Magdaleno (24-1, 9 Kos) breezed through Edgar "Trash" Rio Valle (35-16-2, 25 Kos) after 10 rounds in a junior lightweight bout. Magdaleno had lost a world title bid this past April and changed training camps from Las Vegas to Indio, California. Though he won every round according to the judges, Magdaleno was not satisfied. "I was very rusty in there," Magdaleno said.
Indio's Gabino Saenz (11-0-1, 8 Kos) erupted on Dominic Coca (8-5) with a left hook that sent him to the canvas. Coca got up but was under fire from Saenz. A Saenz double right wobbled Coca and referee Lou Moret jumped in to stop the fight at 2:27 of the first round for a technical knockout.
Mexico's Daniel "Galeno" Sandoval (33-2, 30 Kos) out-worked the ultra-defensive Richard Gutierrez (26-12-1, 16 Kos) after 10 rounds of a junior middleweight match. Sandoval won by unanimous decision in a very tedious fight.
Jose Felix Jr. (25-0-1, 20 Kos) blew out Ghana's tall Joseph Laryea (11-9, 10 Kos) in the first round in their lightweight clash. The fighter from Los Mochis attacked Laryea and caught him with a left hook and right hand. Laryea did not beat the count at 2:37 of round one.
Jose Ramirez (6-0, 4 Kos) unloaded early against Denver's Daniel Calzada (8-9-2) and kept it going for all four rounds. Calzada and Ramirez showed good chins but it was Ramirez's speed that proved the difference. All three judges scored it 40-36 for the former U.S. Olympian Ramirez, a junior welterweight.
Oscar Valdez (7-0, 6 Kos) knocked out Jose Morales (7-5-1) of Denver at 1:57 of round two of a featherweight bout.
The gift came to JCCJ, the Son of a Legend, because the Texican was smiling, laughing and hot dogging. Da Cali crooks hate that. They like a hustling, plain-faced pugilist getting down with da gitdown [sic].
The C-crooks believe that: "Smiling faces -- SMILING FACES -- teeelllll LIES!"
They were busy watching BV's face instead of his blasting-and-smashing mitts upside JCCJ's cranium and torso.
The moral of the bout: They are to rob a smiling, clowning face in Cali, USA. So wipe the smiles off your mug, or they will cheat squash ya' like a Texas bug. Hehehe! Holla!
Did anyone think Vera's punches were low? They looked about perfect to me and they hurt Chavez (not enough sit-ups in the gym, perhaps?)
Chavez lost... He got out worked in Every Round....
Chavez might be ok if he decides to dedicate himself to the sport, but his Daddy's name is only gonna carry him so far.
Those punches weren't all that low. He was wearing his trunks Oscar De la Hoya like..damn near just below his chin.
Chavez had everything in his favor going into this match so why not cheat and give him the win too. He will be toast if he competes at 168. Good job by Adonis Stevenson of getting out of that division to avoid Ward, stupid move by Chavez of going into to that division to face Ward.
Another snow job by Arum and his minions. This guy Chavez is blowing what could be a lucrative career.
He's lost more respect and much of his fan base and will eventually get hurt unless he dedicates
himself. Time is running out.
sorry Radam, chavez got that gift regardless of what Vera did or didnt do.
that **** was done before the bell rang to start round one.
good showing by Vera,
POOR showing in every single regard by Chavez jr, attitude, boxing ability, everything.
Chavez jr is that spoiled brat at school no one can stand, and for good reason.
the worst thing about last night (despite Vera not getting the nod of course) is that i was NOT even surprised
when they read the scores....
sorry Radam, chavez got that gift regardless of what Vera did or didnt do.
that **** was done before the bell rang to start round one.
good showing by Vera,
POOR showing in every single regard by Chavez jr, attitude, boxing ability, everything.
Chavez jr is that spoiled brat at school no one can stand, and for good reason.
the worst thing about last night (despite Vera not getting the nod of course) is that i was NOT even surprised
when they read the scores....
Chavez brings in too much money to be derailed by a relative no name like Vera... But it may be too late for Jr....I think even the Mexicans are losing patience with this guy...too many empty seats. For what its worth Vera should received the UD himself...without a doubt or controversy
No "sorry" needed. I concur that the Son of a Legend got a gift. Christmas is a couple of months off. And the C-crooks wanted to keep up with the SC-crooks and holla a paid, early gift for the reported birth of Big Poppa God's Son -- Baby JC. It's a crooked world out there. I told y'all a million-times plus that one of my late, great godfather -- Music man Tiny Tim -- said that: "Boxing is like a banana, CROOKED!"
And it makes almost everybodeee and dey momma go apesyet [sic] every time it rears its shady, seedy head. Hehehe! Holla!
While it was not the worst decision I have ever seen, I thought Vera did enough to win (or get a draw at the very least). I did not see Chavez as the winner, and I certainly did not see him winning 8 rounds. As soon as I heard that scorecard announced, I knew what was coming. It looks like Gwen Adair filled out her scorecard in advance. As much heat as C.J. Ross has taken for her scorecards in Pacquiao-Bradley and Mayweather-Alvarez, she is certainly not alone when it comes to questionable judging. Even the usually reliable Marty Denkin had a bad night. I feel badly for Vera. The guy fought his tail off, and now he has to swallow this bitter pill. I hope HBO brings him back for another good payday; he's earned it.
Jr is a straight up b*tch either way you cut, he looked like Lebron in there crying to the ref
I'm glad the ref didn't buy into his bs
Obviously daddy helped in a big way but Uncle Bobby def influence those crooked arse cards
Does Jr even like boxing or did his daddy force him into it?
I have always had genuine respect for the best in Mexican boxers and Mexican-style boxing (whether the fighters were from Mexico, or were Mexican-Americans). I'm talking about the likes of Erik Morales, Marco Antonio Barrera, Salvador Sanchez, Johnny Tapia, Bobby Chacon, Michael Carbajal, Genaro Hernandez, Diego Corrales, Abner Mares, Leo Santa Cruz, and several others. I'll include De La Hoya and Julio Cesar Chavez, Sr. -- though I admit I was never a fan of those two to the extent that most are (which doesn't mean I have no admiration). Speaking genrally (please understand), I think Mexican fighters are the hardest to get down (KD), and show the courage and ability to endure punishment that marks out true warriors. I've also felt that they tend to be some of the least-complaining boxers, at least while in the ring doing their business.
I say all this because I don't see how any proud Mexican would root for or be a fan of Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr., I really don't. To me he is the opposite of the proud Mexican stereotype. What a spoiled baby he was Saturday night. What a whiner. I think he knew right well he had lost and was already beginning his excuse-making campaign immediately after the fight, rather than taking his loss like an honorable man. Boo-hiss. A poor representative of a heritage that has made an incredible contribution to the history of boxing. At least that's my 2¢.
Hop, you're not being stereotypical by saying Mexicans are durable. Everyone knows they can take whoopings like no other and never, ever quit.
Watching European cards with prospects, they would frequently bring in various Aztec jabronis who would take beatings like you wouldn't believe and just come forward. I think tenacity is in their blood. They just refuse to quit.
Chavez Jr. is just a pampered, spoiled little primadonna. That's all.
Who will win the Sergey Kovalev vs Andre Ward fight?


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Christopher Stolz
Ventura County Star
In a decision that outraged environmentalists and pleased builders, the Southern California Regional Water Quality Control Board recently overturned an innovative new rule designed to control pollution that is carried to local waters and the ocean with the year's first significant rainfall.
After three years of development, the water board last year approved a "low impact development" plan for Ventura County, requiring developments to hold on the site nearly all water from the first inch of rain in the fall.
But a new plan allows builders to use "biofiltration," a means by which most but not all of the first flush of rainwater is filtered through soil before being allowed into waterways.
"It's been a long process, but with the board now allowing biofiltration we think most projects will be able to comply with the requirements, and we think we're going to be able to treat stormwater on-site effectively," said Mark Grey, director of environmental affairs for the Building Industry Association of Southern California.
Environmentalists complained about the decision and process that led to the decision last week. They said the meeting took many hours and required the board to halt discussion so the staff could gather in another room to write the new permit regulations.
"The permit hearing and the discussion about proposed changes to the permit reflected what was an almost absurdly widespread confusion over what the final changes would actually require," said Noah Garrison, an attorney with the National Resources Defense Council.
Garrison, who attended the meeting, said the ruling last year reflected almost nine months of negotiation among cities, building advocates, environmental agencies, and his organization and another environmental group, Heal the Bay.


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Florida Marlins: Leo Nunez confident in revamped slider, impresses umpire; Stanton update
Followed up on a tidbit courtesy of ESPN's Buster Olney, who reported umpire Angel Hernandez last week told Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez that Leo Nunez's slider was the among the best he's seen. Rodriguez wasn't sure if Hernandez meant this spring or all-time, but that's encouraging news for the Marlins' closer.
Hernandez tried unsuccessfully to convey the same thing to Nunez.
"I didn't understand what he was trying to tell me," Nunez said.
Nunez came into camp with a revamped slider. He started practicing it with former Royals teammate and fellow Dominican Joel Peralta. Instead of throwing it with a typical slider grip, Nunez changed the positioning of his fingers on the seams. Now it almost looks like a regular four-seam fastball grip. Because he throws it so hard and it has such late break, the pitch looks like a fastball until the last moment.
"After the inning Angel from a distance was telling me about the slider," Rodriguez said. "When [Nunez] threw it, we were talking about it in the dugout. It's a matter of him having confidence in it. Whenever you throw a pitch you have to believe in it or it's not going to work."…
** Mike Stanton (quad) is taking batting practice and will play catch on the field with his teammates. No running yet for the Marlins' slugger.
** Sean West will start the back end of Thursday's day-night home split-squad with the Mets and Tigers…
** Josh Johnson, who is starting today and will go three or four innings, will also hit. The Braves wanted to hit their pitchers and the Marlins are accommodating them. Rodriguez said Marlins pitchers won't begin to hit regularly in games until after the March 21 open date.