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BERKELEY -- The bye week in Cal's football schedule has brought competition, not vacation.
Coach Sonny Dykes has opened up position battles this week as the Bears (1-2) begin preparation for their Sept. 28 Pac-12 opener at No. 2 Oregon.
That includes offensive line, where starting left tackle Freddie Tagaloa has a fight on his hands.
"If we were 3-0 and ranked fifth in the country, we'd be challenging our guys," Dykes said. "If you have a guy like Freddie, who has got tremendous potential, you want him to play to that potential. You don't want him to be satisfied. I think he's played adequate, not as well as he can play."
Christian Okafor and Bill Tyndall are among those getting a chance at the spot, while Tyndall and Alejandro Crosthwaite are in the mix at right guard, where starter Matt Cochran will be sidelined for at least a month after ankle surgery scheduled for Thursday.
Cornerback Cameron Williams is "basically competing for a job right now," Dykes said, after seeing extensive action against Ohio State.
Linebackers Edward Tandy and Chad Whitener will be in the mix, along with Johnny Ragin III, who played in the first two games but was sick last weekend.
"Those guys are learning and hungry and working hard," Dykes said. "They're doing what we're asking them to do and they're improving rapidly. I think you'll see a lot of those guys emerge."
The award pays tribute to the positive impact student-athletes from all level of college football have had on their communities and the lives of others. Forbes has done volunteer work for Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland, City of Berkeley, Playworks, Read Across America, SAGE Mentorship Project and Swim with Mike.
"Nick does a tremendous job in the community and is very deserving of this recognition," Dykes said.
"He'll declare himself ready to go by how well he practices," Dykes said.
Forbes said he and other injured veterans on defense, including Avery Sebastian (Achilles), Brennan Scarlett (hand) and Mustafa Jalil (knee) acknowledge each other's plight with few words.
"It's more of a silent respect for what they're going through," he said. "We don't really talk about it much because it gets frustrating."
"There's a lot of people in the country that haven't played anybody, that may be 3-0 right now. They think they're pretty good and they're really not," Dykes said.
"We know where we are and where we have to improve. I'll take the schedule we've played against anybody in the country. And for a young football team we've done some good things."
For more on Cal sports, see the Bear Talk blog at ibabuzz.com/beartalk. Follow Jeff Faraudo on Twitter at twitter.com/JeffFaraudo.


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Omaha, NE - June 18, 2012 -
Freshman right-hander Mike Compton won for the 12th time this season - tying a Florida State freshman record - and Devon Travis and Justin Gonzalez both launched home runs as Florida State (49-16) defeated Stony Brook, 12-2, to remain alive at the 2012 College World Series. Travis finished 3-for-3 with three runs scored and three RBI to lead an FSU offensive attack that posted 11 hits - six going for extra bases.
"I'm very, very proud of the way our guys got it done," FSU head baseball coach Mike Martin said. "We had a number of key things that happened during the ballgame. But certainly it all starts with the man on the mound, and Michael did an outstanding job. Six innings of, I believe, six-hit baseball against a club as talented as Stony Brook, we were very, very impressed."
Compton (12-2) limited the Seawolves (52-15) to two earned runs in six innings. He walked just two batters and struck out another five in winning his second game of the postseason. His 12 wins this season tied the freshman mark held by Sean Gilmartin (2009), Doug Little (1983) and Ray Revak (1984). Brandon Johnson, Bryant Holtmann and Mack Waugh combined to toss the final three innings for the Seminoles.
"Coach Bell stressed to me they're a team that likes to build off momentum," Compton said. "They like to string a few hits together, really get them going. So for me it was all about making sure I hit my spots, keeping the ball low, and especially with the offense that we had today, they were on fire, and I wanted to get them back in the dugout and hitting as soon as possible."
Sherman Johnson and James Ramsey both added two hits while Gonzalez matched Travis with a team-high three RBI. Travis, Sherman Johnson and Ramsey each pushed their postseason hit totals to 10 as the top three guys in FSU's lineup combined to go 7-for-11 with six runs and six RBI against the Seawolves. FSU registered 10 or more hits in the 2012 NCAA Tournament for the third time. The Seminoles also scored 10 or more runs in a College World Series game for the fifth time improving to 3-2 all-time when putting up double-digit runs.
Stony Brook starter Brandon McNitt (8-4) lasted 3 2/3 innings allowing nine runs, four earned on six hits while walking two and striking out two. William Carmona had two of the seven hits for the Seawolves.
The Seminoles wasted no time jumping on McNitt in the top of the first. Travis put FSU ahead, 1-0, when he scored from third after Ramsey got caught in a rundown while trying to steal second after a Jayce Boyd strikeout. Ramsey's ninth hit of the postseason moved Travis to third after he drew a one-out walk to give FSU the two base runners.
FSU exploded for six runs with two outs to make it 7-0 in the top of the third behind an RBI double by Ramsey, a two-base throwing error by Stony Brook and the three-run homer from Gonzalez. Johnson started the two-out rally with a single up the middle and moved to third on Travis' single to left. Ramsey then doubled down the right field line to score Sherman Johnson putting FSU ahead, 2-0. Jayce Boyd then reached on the error before Stephen McGee drew his 59th walk of the season - fifth-best in the nation. Gonzalez followed with his blast to left field on a 1-0 count.
"Certainly something that I was not expecting," Martin said of the six-run third inning. "It certainly was a great lift for our team. And if I'm not mistaken, we got them all with two outs, and that's something that you just credit the young men for having great at-bats and getting it done."
Travis' third postseason home run in the top of the fourth with two outs gave the Seminoles a 9-0 lead.
Stony Brook scratched across a pair of runs in the bottom of the fifth pulling within, 9-2. Kevin Courtney's double and Travis Jankowski's single put runners on the base paths. After the runners moved up on an FSU error, Courtney plated the Seawolves first run on a ground out, before Jankowski scored on an RBI single by Carmona.
The Seminoles answered right back in the top of the sixth. Sherman Johnson's two-run double scored John Holland and Seth Miller to put FSU ahead, 11-2. Travis' third hit of the game - a double to right center - brought in Johnson pushing the lead to 12-2.
Florida State will now face UCLA on Tuesday night at 8 p.m. (EST). That game will be televised live on ESPN.

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text: Tyler Knight of Incline Village looked around and had to pinch himself to make sure he wasn't dreaming."That was the greatest day ever!" said the 9-year-old as he took his seat at Game 1 of the 2011 World Series, the Texas Rangers against Tyler's favorite team, the St. Louis Cardinals.Not only was he attending his first-ever World Series game, he had also met and had his picture taken with Cardinal stars Albert Pujols and David Freese.Tyler saw his first MLB game at age 3 in the old Busch Stadium, when he and his family were guests of Cardinals manager Tony La Russa, all of which was arranged by a family friend, Dave Duffield. That night in July, Tyler was on the field and in the Cardinals dugout, rubbing elbows, taking pictures and getting autographs of many Cardinals stars of that time. Tyler's mom, LeAnn, met center fielder Jim Edmonds and that picture now hangs not only at home, but at Edmonds' restaurant, "15," in St. Louis. However, at age 3, Tyler didn't really recall or understand the thrill of the moment, but his family did develop and continue a friendship with La Russa. It was through the Cardinals manager that Tyler was issued a pre-game pass this year and permitted on the field to meet the 2011 Cardinals. Tyler met St. Louis pitchers Adam Wainwright and Jamie Garcia, stars Matt Holliday, Yadier Molina, Skip Schumaker and Jon Jay, in addition to Pujols and Freese. He received autographed pictures and baseballs and was tossed a game ball by Pujols during the game.Tyler's dad, a life-long Cardinals fan, has had many memories of St. Louis baseball over the years, but nothing compared to being with his only boy and sharing those treasured moments at the World Series. It just doesn't get any better, he said. "Tyler plays travel baseball for the Reno Hurricanes, and I remember the first time he pitched and in the same game lined a bases-clearing double into the gap … I thought how wonderful this moment is … but seeing his face at the series and then talking with Albert … well, that was something really special, and I will remember that forever." said Tyler's dad, Billy.Bob Ayrault, a former major league pitcher and owner of the Yard Baseball Academy and Reno Hurricanes baseball teams, has the pictures of Tyler with the Cardinals stars displayed at the team's training facility in Reno.A fourth-grader at Incline Elementary, Tyler enjoys soccer, skating, skiing and basketball to go along with his passion for baseball, but he understands that school always comes first. Mom makes sure of that. Tyler's travel team took the field with the Reno Aces before a game this past summer and was on the field during the national anthem, standing on the pitchers mound. As the Aces pitcher was signing a ball for Tyler, he asked the pitcher if he could "throw a couple." Barry Enright said to wait a few years, "Your time will come, young man."It is hard to imagine a time any better than meeting the best baseball player on the planet and sharing that time with family. Going to the World Series and watching his team win wasn't bad either.— This article was submitted to Editor Kevin MacMillan at email@example.com.


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Pike County District Attorney Raymond J. Tonkin announced the following criminal sentences were issued by Pike County President Judge Joseph F. Kameen:
Angelo Pinto, age 66, of Hawley, PA was sentenced to 9 months to 5 years in the Pike County Jail, fined $2,500.00 and had his license suspended for 18 months for the crime of Driving Under the Influence. On December 17, 2012, Pinto drove his vehicle up on to a resident's front yard in Dingman Township. Tests confirmed he had a blood alcohol level of .210%.
Gary S. Brown, age 27, of Hawley, PA was sentenced to 1 month to 1 year in the Pike County Jail and charged a $300.00 fine for the crime of Receiving Stolen Property. On March 19, 2012, Brown attempted to sell jewelry and coins valued in excess of $200.00, which he knew were stolen, to a business in Palmyra Township.
Meagan Krauss, age 25, of Greeley, PA was sentenced to 5 months to 23 months in the Pike County Jail, charged a fine of $500.00 and had her license suspended for 6 months for the crime of Criminal Conspiracy . On January 11, 2013, 16 marihuana plants, seeds, a scale and growing and packaging materials were found at the residence she shared in Lackawaxen Township with co-defendant Victor G. Salib.
Victor G. Salib, age 30, of Greeley, PA was sentenced to 9 months to 23 months in the Pike County Jail, fined a total of $2,000.00 and has his license suspended for 6 months for the crimes of Manufacture of a Controlled or Counterfeit Substance and Prohibited Offensive Weapons. On January 11, 2013, in Lackawaxan Township, Salib, along with co-defendant Meagan Krauss, was found in possession of 16 marihuana plants, seeds, a scale and growing and packaging materials in the residence he shared with Krauss. Salib was also found in possession of throwing knives, a machete and brass knuckles.
Salvatore Mazzola, age 36, of Bushkill, PA was sentenced to 11 months to 24 months, minus 1 day, in the Pike County Jail followed by 12 months of Probation, fined a total of $1,200.00 for the crimes of Endangering the Welfare of Children (4 counts) and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. On February 14, 2014, at a residence in Lehman Township, a neighbor was alerted by one of 4 children ages 5 to 10 years of age under the care of Mazzola that Mazzola was unresponsive and had a needle hanging out of his arm. The children were found in close proximity of alcohol and drug paraphernalia and had not eaten since the morning.
Page 2 of 2 - Ralissa R. Gibson, age 28, of Honesdale, PA was sentenced to 9 months plus 45 days to 23 months in the Pike County Jail followed by 2 years of Probation and fined $600.00 for the crimes of Aggravated Assault and Simple Assault. On December 6, 2013 Gibson yelled at, punched, pushed and pulled the hair of two individuals outside a business in Palmyra Township and had to be restrained by a Corrections Officer until the State Police arrived. On February 14, 2014, State Police responded to a domestic dispute involving Gibson in Palmyra Township. Gibson attempted to inflict bodily injury on the trooper attempting to settle the dispute.
Emmett E. Pierson, age 62, of Milford, PA was sentenced to 1 day to 6 months in the Pike County Jail and fined $500.00 for the crime of Hindering Apprehension or Prosecution. On January 14, 2014, in Dingman Township officers questioned Pierson at his residence if the two individuals the officers were looking for were in his residence. Pierson denied knowing who the individuals were, knowing full well they were in fact in his residence.
John R. Stoll, age 20, of Dingmans Ferry, PA was sentenced to 12 months of Probation, fined $500.00 and had his license suspended for 6 months for the crime of Possession of a Controlled Substance. On October 2, 2013, officers found Stoll walking alone along a road in Delaware Township yelling and cursing loudly and was found in possession of 4 packs of heroin.
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2011-12 (JUNIOR): Started 16 of the Islanders 29 games … second on the team in scoring with 8.4 points per game and 46 steals per game … shot .323 from behind the arc while averaging 20.7 minutes … tallied nine points and grabbed five rebounds in 16 minutes against Iona (11/22) ... had a season-high four steals against Texas Southern (11/25) ... tallied six points and six rebounds, two assists and one steal at Houston Baptist (11/26) ... posted a team-high 12 points vs. UTPA (11/19) and tied a season-high four steals ... registered her second consecutive double-digit scoring game with 14 points and made two free throws to seal the win against Rice (12/2) in her first start of the season ... scored nine points on 4-of-7 shooting from the field against North Texas (12/3) and tallied two assists and two steals ... grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds at UT Arlington (1/18) ... posted three straight double-figure scoring efforts, 18 vs. Sam Houston State (1/21), 15 points at Texas State (1/25) and 17 at SFA (1/28) ... registered a career-best 21 points vs. Northwestern St. (2/4) in a career-high 38 minutes.
Prior to Texas A&M – Corpus Christi: Played at Harcum College in Bryn Mawr, Pa., for Sheila Dinardo … helped her team to a 29-3 record and 17-1 record in the Region 19, including the Region 19 championship … collected 364 points in 29 games off the bench.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Penn Wood High School for Kendall Horne … led the team in scoring in 2007 … named First Team All-Del-Co in 2007 and earned MVP in 2009 … scored over 1,000 points in 2009 with 1,197 … lettered in lacrosse … earned First Team All-Del-Co for lacrosse in 2008 and earned MVP in 2009 in lacrosse.
PERSONAL: Born Alisa Roberts on Sept. 1, 1989, in Philadelphia, Pa. … parents are Ronald and Tamasha Roberts … has five siblings, Shanequa, Dorianna, Erik, Ronald and Sean … major is health science.


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The Enterprise B2B Content Marketing 2016 report from the Content Marketing Institute (CMI) and MarketingProfs found that almost half (47 percent) of businesses surveyed plan to increase their content marketing budgets again in the next year.
When Samir Husni, better known as Mr. Magazine, emigrated to the U.S. from Lebanon in 1978, an estimated 2,000 print titles could be found on the newsstand. Today, that number is closer to 10,000. So when he hears people lament the death of print, he just laughs. In May alone his launch monitor announced 71 new titles hitting the newsstand, 21 with promised frequency.
Luke Kintigh, Intel's global content and media strategist, has grown the company's digital iQ by Intel magazine's audience from zero to 3-plus million in three years. How? It's all comes down to strategic content distribution. Here, he talks about the role of paid media for the tech culture magazine, how to use audience data to inform your content and what content marketing success looks like.
When he's not playing internet cosmonaut, best-selling author and marketer Andrew Davis travels the real world, presenting on topics from social media to the future of print. An internationally acclaimed speaker, Davis has shared his unique new media insights with everyone from newspaper editors to Fortune 500 CEOs. Here, he talks about the value of unconventional brand partnerships, why the best kind of content has no call-to-action (CTA) and how to create content that resonates with an audience.
Chief marketing technology officer from Cognifide, Cleve Gibbon, is passionate about using innovative ways to help his clients get the most from content and technology. He's an advocate of content modeling, which, he says, facilitates great customer journeys and experience. Here he talks about what content modeling is, how it can increase content's return on investment and the future of the digital workforce.
Heather LeFevre had worked in advertising for more than the prerequisite 10,000 hours, yet she still didn't feel like an "expert." So she embarked on a world tour (that took her to Asia, Europe and then back home to the U.S.) where she stayed with, and "brain surfed" with, some of the best minds in advertising. LeFevre wrote a book about her experiences (in her spare time). Here she shares her views on which brands are excelling at marketing and how advertising differs in the U.S. and Europe.
Content marketing is like a war of attrition says Joe Pulizzi, one of the leaders behind the content marketing movement and founder of The Content Marketing Institute. The author of five best-selling content marketing books believes that companies that focus on building a loyal audience first before defining a product will be rewarded in the long run. Here, Pulizzi discusses how businesses can use content to differentiate themselves, and why smart companies will concentrate on building their own hub or platform for their content.
What does 2016 hold for content marketing?
Marketing and customer experience expert Jay Baer subscribes to the belief that by 2020 a company's customer service culture, rather than its price, will differentiate it from its competitors. The New York Times best-selling author of five digital marketing books says although content creation is important, in a saturated market content amplification is even more essential. Here he talks about why you can never give away too much information and how hugging the most vitriolic of online haters will garner you more business in the end.
The VP of Boston's seed VC firm NextView Ventures' Jay Acunzo, a former digital media strategist for Google and former head of content at HubSpot, says there's no such thing as a silver bullet in marketing, so we should all stop looking for one. The co-founder of Boston Content quotes Robert Rose when he says content marketing is about creating value, not just describing it, and that if you don't know the problem your business was created to solve, marketing is the last thing you need to worry about.
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A Devils Lake resort spokesman says the lake's ice is thick enough for ice fishing if anglers are careful.
Jeff Katzer of Woodland Resorts said the ice at the resort is between 4 and 5 inches thick. He says that's enough to support walking out onto the ice. Ice fishermen should carry a life jacket as a precaution.
The Devils Lake ice isn't sturdy enough for ATVs or other vehicles. Katzer says he's hopeful the ice will be thick enough in a week to allow ATVs to tow ice fishing houses onto the lake.
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SOMERSWORTH — Residents overwhelmingly voted in favor of instituting a tax cap Tuesday, voting in favor of the amendment 3,080 to 2,087.
This amendment would limit the increase in the city's property tax rate during a fiscal year to an amount not to exceed the property tax rate established during the prior fiscal year increased by a factor equal to the change in the National Consumer Price Index-Urban, as published by the United States Department of Labor, for the calendar year immediately preceding the year of the budget adoption.
The amendment would provide that capital expenditures and the total, or any part, of the principal and interest payments of any municipal bond could be excluded from the tax cap limitation upon a two-thirds vote of members of the City Council.
The amendment would also provide that the tax cap limitation could be overridden by a two-thirds vote of all members of the City Council.
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PUBLIC LAW 93 -638 A workshop has been set up with the Bureau of Indian Affairs to discuss the draft regulations for Public Law 638 also known as the Indian Self-Determination and Eduaation Assistance Law. Questions about the Law will be answered by BIA Superintendent Al Renée and Area Director James Canan. At the Council meeting on July 11, Mr. Canan stressed the importance to the Indian Community for a workshop to review the draft regulations page by page and to develop suggestions and introduce new ideas to be included in the law. The Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Law was originally formulated to provide maximum Indian participation in the government and education of Indian people; to provide for the full participation of Indian Tribes in certain programs and services conducted by the Federal Govt, for Indians and to encourage the development of the human resources of the Indian people; to establish and carry out a national Indian education program; to encourage the establishment of local Indian school control; to train professionals in Indian education; to estaD-lish an Indian youth intern program; and for various other programs. The Law will include such topics as contracts under the Indian Self-Determination Act, grants under such Act, Education contracts under the Johnson O'Malley Act, school construction contracts, staffing and payroll under Indian Self-Determination Act, Uniform administrative requirements for grants. continued page 2 Volume 5 Number 8 MOON OF THE Wl LD ONION August 15,1975 COUNCIL DROPS IMPEACHMENT CHARGES Impeachment charges against Councilman Thomas"Bearhead" Swaney were dropped at the hearing held July 31. Swaney, accompanied by his attorney Paul Smith of Missoula, refuted the impeachment charges of gross neglect and improper conduct. Swaney stated that his action as manager of the Post and Pole operation should not reflect upon his status as a Councilman. A distinct line of difference between his being an employee and a Councilman was stressed by Swaney's attorney. The charges relating to an interest free loan for a tractor, were denied and Smith explained that a loan obtained from Tribal Credit by Swaney was used to. pay Post and Pole for the tractor. Smith stated that no interest free loan was obtained at all. Swaney explained that the sale of hay to the Post and Pole Farm was made prior to his becoming an employee of the operation. Grain was purchased from Charles Cook because of the requirements for the elk of there not being chemically treated grain, and Cook had just such a type of grain for sale at the time. Smith further stated that there may have been poor judgement used concerning the accounting proceedures on Swaney's part, but that he (Smith) did not feel this was an impeachable offense. Swaney stated that the entire Council should be held partially responsible for not taking a closer interest in the federally funded programs and how they are carried out at continued page 2 MISSION LAND DISPUTE The Tribal Council met once a-gain with the Pack River Co.and the representatives of Montana Catholic Mission Fathers McNulty and Obersinner to negotiate for the return of the disputedMission Lands. Larry Brown, of Pack River presented a suggested proposal for settlement of the controversy. He stated " In an effort to affect a fair and reasonable compromise which would settle the dispute currently existing between the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation and the Montana Catholic Missions' Fathers, S.J., and Pack River Co., we propose the following transactions whichwe are willing to be a partner. We suggest the following course of action by the respective parties: 1. Pack River will complete it's existing contract of purchase continued page 2
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After the Australian tests in June saw another series of near-misses by the Welsh team, following their failure to take their chances against France in the World Cup semi-final, it's a valid question to ask whether our Wales stars, when it really matters, choke on the big occasion.
In the final game of this year's Six Nations, it looked like the team had finally learned some lessons, valiantly clinching the Grand Slam with tight, up-the-jumper rugby in the final quarter against France to see out the win. But once again in Australia, missed kicks, poor decision-making and ill discipline arguably cost us an historic series win.
Choking has been defined by sporting academics as an acute performance failure under pressure, and there have been plenty of high-profile moments of choking in recent years across different sports, from Rory McIlroy throwing away a four-hole lead at the Masters, to England football's penalty shoot-out miseries.
So what causes this breakdown in performance? There are two theories put forward as an explanation. The first is the 'distraction' theory, which maintains that, under stressful situations , an athlete's attention is overloaded by stimuli such as worry and self-doubt. The second is the 'self-focus' theory, whereby performance deteriorates through an athlete consciously carrying out a skill that would normally be performed automatically. In other words, the athlete tries too hard.
Whilst, as a fan, it's impossible to know exactly what was going through the minds of the Welsh players in the dying moments of the Australian tests, this second theory, that Wales are best when they play their 'natural' game, is worth considering. After all, despite Gatland's successes, it's not so long ago that accusations were made of Wales being 'overcoached', with Jeremy Guscott arguing back in 2011, that the team had "stopped trusting their natural Welsh ability".
Halfpenny commented, after the final defeat in Sydney, that Australia know how to win and "how to close out a game." After their Grand Slam success, it appeared that Wales did too. Now, it seems, it's a case of back to the drawing board.


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CenturyLink customers in Ruch outside of Jacksonville lost phone and internet services Wednesday, apparently because of copper thieves, according to a statement from the company.
About 500 people in the Ruch area were affected, said Heather Koch, company spokeswoman.
Crews worked to replace the copper and get service back on after the company was alerted Wednesday morning, said Koch.
"Copper theft has happened in the past, all over Oregon and affects electrical companies, too. Luckily, this didn't cut the 911 lines," said Koch.
The cable that was taken was stolen from aerial cable on the electrical poles, and CenturyLink was working to get service restored by today.
If people are seen working on telephone wires without typical safety equipment such as orange vests and hard hats or without flaggers or company vehicles, observers should call 911, said Susan Reed, vice president and general manager for CenturyLink in Southern Oregon.
Oregon state law requires anyone transporting metal to have a certificate detailing where the metal was obtained or risk a fine of up to $1,250 or 30 days in jail. Scrap-metal businesses are required to cooperate with law enforcement and to separate, tag and hold property they suspect was lost or stolen.
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5 Companies That Had A Rough Week
For the week ending April 22, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions.
5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
For the week ending April 22, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel.
Polycom Channel Leader Sounds Off On Mitel Acquisition, Microsoft Partnership, Channel Partners' Future
Polycom executive Nick Tidd talked with CRN about the impact its acquisition by Mitel will have on its channel partners and relationship with Microsoft.
CRN Exclusive: Cisco's Earle Defends Intercloud And Its Future In The Channel
Cisco executive Nick Earle talks to CRN about the networking giant's Intercloud strategy and what it means for partners.
CRN Printer Week: 8 Single-Function Printers For The SMB Market
The latest products from printer manufacturers are designed to help small and midsize businesses lower their printing costs, wisely use space and conserve energy.
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Take a look at five key Internet security trends that partners will want to pay attention to this year from the 2016 Symantec Internet Security Threat Report.
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In August, Pfizer resolved investigations by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding corrupt business practices. The SEC charged Pfizer with violating the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) after an investigation alleged that certain Pfizer subsidiaries in Bulgaria, China, Croatia, Czech Republic, Italy, Kazakhstan, Russia and Serbia had been bribing foreign officials to obtain regulatory and formulary approvals, sales and increased prescriptions. The bribes were concealed in accounting records as legitimate expenses for activities such as promotion, marketing, training, travel and entertainment and clinical trials. Pfizer voluntarily reported the violations to US authorities in 2004 and has since implemented anticorruption compliance reviews and anticorruption training.
"Pfizer subsidiaries in several countries had bribery so entwined in their sales culture that they offered points and bonus programs to improperly reward foreign officials who proved to be their best customers," Kara Brockmeyer, chief of the SEC Enforcement Division's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Unit, said in a statement.In addition, the SEC separately charged Wyeth, which Pfizer acquired in 2009, for its own FCPA violations. The violations are alleged to have taken place primarily before, but also after Wyeth was acquired. Pfizer discovered the violations shortly after the acquisition and reported them to the authorities.
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Meanwhile in July, GlaxoSmithKline was in the spotlight for marketing malpractice. The company paid $3 billion to resolve criminal and civil liability relating to several malpractices, including unlawful promotion of certain prescription-only drugs, failure to report certain safety data and false price reporting practices. GSK says it has taken action at all levels of the company to change its procedures for compliance, marketing and selling, as well as removing employees who engaged in misconduct.
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A University of Alabama student suffered life-threatening injuries in an accident involving a charter bus taking University of Alabama cheerleaders home from the BCS championship game in Miami.
Natalie Baine was in critical condition at Baptist Medical Center South in Montgomery, a hospital spokeswoman said. She was one of four students who were in a pickup truck involved in the crash.
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Players from the Bottom
It's not really time to start talking about moves, and the summer just yet, and I feel bad talking about teams who might go down, though if Stoke were there, I'd help in any way that I could for them to carry on in the Championship... So, anyways, without assuming, just looking at the bottom area, who, if any would you like at LFC?
For me:
- Benteke from Aston Villa.. I think he's this season's version of Demba Ba 3 seasons ago at West Ham as that big, skilled, talented striker as a no name. I actually think he's got much more pace, he's younger and he looks like a 15+ goal player. He'd be an excellent alternate striker, and suit the plan B thing, though quick enough to play any style.. I do like him.
- Our boy, Gaston Ramirez .. obviously the bullcrap his agent pulled in the summer, turning his head to go there for a higher salary is enough to say p1ss off, BUT, they paid around 11M, and if it happened, he could be availble for 5-6M. He's perfect for the right attacking wing, only 22, 6 feet tall with experience as a lead striker / #10, and he's done well for missing time with 4 goals and 3 assists.
- QPR - Samba perhaps? Not sure he could adapt to our passing style, but he's obviously that big powerful CB we could use, and threatening on set plays.. Loic Remy up front and Mbia in the middle would be interesting.. I think all these guys are spoiled by insane salaries and are stuck there, or headed for very rich clubs..
- I'm not sure they'll hang so close to the bottom, but if so, I'd raid Newcastle / Chateau St James for Cabaye, Ben Arfa, Santon, Coloccini, and Sissoko who's a beast. I'd say Tiote, but for as good as he is, I find him too card happy and a walking red card..
- Norwich .. Grant Holt as an inexpensive, experienced goal scorer who's good in the air, plan B type
Anyone else worth mentioning? I actually really would be happy to have Benteke and Ramirez, regardless if their profile is associated with a relegation side..Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 Mar 11, 2013 18:17 Flag
Not exactly from the bottom of the prem, but wondered if anyone else saw the Blackburn vs Millwall match yesterday, and whether Scott Dann would be of consideration.
I know there is a gulf between the prem and championship, however while I've not really watched him much, judging on yesterday where imo he was easily man of the match he's too good to play in the championship and with Blackburn not bouncing back up to the prem, could definitely be on the move this summer. He may not also be the quality some want, but I do remember him being talked about as a potential player a while back when he was with Birmingham, so many did not think he was far from the mark back then. Also what are we really after in the back?
For me we already have two quality CB's in Skrtel and Agger, and one with potential in Coates. But what we're missing imo is a natural leader and someone with passion and steel in his blood. From what I saw yesterday he's got that, and as a local lad is likely to fit in well and maybe bring us something we will lose once Cara hangs up the boots.,
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Colyn...does anyone know where Jimmy Greaves is living these days? ...finest goal poacher of the century.
It is very tricky to say because all 3 teams that are down there are well capable of getting out of it, starting from the bottom, I would take the following!
QPR: Julio Cesar, if Reina was to go, he would do us a job no probs! Samba, no brainer. Wouldnt be upset with Granero either!
Reading: Nothing thanks! Maybe a little Le Fondre super sub action?!
Villa: Benteke seems the obvious candidate, not sure I fancy much else they have there!
Wigan: Kone could be a tidy striking option, likewise, Di Santo is a decent player. Figueroa as a back up left back? Al Habsi has had a bad season but is still a keeper I like.
Southampton: Gaston is a no brainer, Luke Shaw is probably the most useful asset for us down there, great left back in the making.
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Hey Hobsey,
Decent call on Figeuroa, though I think BR is good at unearthing some hidden gems, and based on how he played vs us at DW the other day, I'm not sure he could even handle training, but I did mean to mention Di Santo, but the more I think about him is, promise and growing, but sort of a waste when we can certainly add someone better..
A little surprised to hear Cesar, maybe we've seen different matches, but any QPR match shown here where he's played, he's been the brunt of mockery and questioned on how he's even an EPL keeper.. I think he got yanked last week at half time for Green. From what I've seen, he's been abysmal, so again maybe you saw a good game or run I missed, but I'd actually bet he's off back to Italy or a return to Brazil.. he doesn't come out well, not commanding, not physical, and drops/parries gimmes.. The way Reina played vs Wigan was reminiscent of the gold glove winner we all knew and loved, and I'd love to keep that guy
The one name that we all seem to like, and the more and more I think about it, is one we really outta just buy.. Benteke! He looked as if at any moment if he could get the right ball vs City, he would have broken loose, and always menaced them on any chance he did have. I am very impressed with his pace and technical ability for a player of his size, and put it this way, if he ended up at Chelsea, City, Arsenal, Spurs he'd be a prominent striker. He seems to have alot of upside, and a year under his belt in the prem will have done wonders and I think he could be a 15-20 goal player. I like him alot.
Obviously if we have a chance for Damaio or someone else of that calibre, I wouldn't say no, but I think we have alot of needs all over, and Benteke fits all the criteria for our profile, IMO..
For me, it's muscle all the way this summer.
CB - Samba all the way. We need one other as well
CM - Diame, but I think we should have another attacking CM. Eriksen would fit the bill! Obviously not Premier league, and Ramirez is a cracking player.
S - Benteke is a good call, but I also quite like Moussa Sow of Fenerbahce as back up.
We also need a LB - nobody in the CL stands out for me.
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Yea if we start going elsewhere in Europe and talking summer, these wouldn't necessarily be top of the list, so I was just curious amongst the bottom 5 or 6, though I do have to say, for me and it seems you, Benteke, Gaston, and Samba are all the perfect profile of what we need in those areas, and I think Diame could be available as well. I suppose we could go bargain shopping in the league for those players, then look outside the league for 1-2 top top class players, particluarly at the back and up front either out wide, or cam/cf .. I like Ericksson ALOT, but I think he'd take a little while to settle, he's very slight. Coutinho has played alot of matches for his age, Italy has very heavy pitches, and that's why I think he's settled so quickly, and will only get better with an offseason of workouts and training..
I think we will also be in for Ince again (sidenote) and Coutinho will play a more traditional 10 role like Oscar does for Chelsea, and if we had wide options next year of: Sterling, Ince, Ramirez, Assaidi and Suarez/Sturridge who are adaptable, we could have one heck of an exciting and interchangeable strike force..
Take all proceeds from sold players, whatever the owners were going to contribute and start a fundraiser, buy Cavani for 58M, and just score 150 goals!


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- 49ers-Seahawks: What is Jim Harbaugh's team in for?
- Harbaugh says 49ers ready for CenturyLink Field
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- San Francisco 49ers' previous NFC Championship games
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SANTA CLARA -- Much is being made about the Seattle Seahawks' choice to restrict ticket sales to people with California addresses for Sunday's NFC Championship Game. Not 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh.
"Well, it's within the rules," Harbaugh said Monday. "It's within the spirit of the rules of the National Football League. I actually respect it, what you're trying to do for your team, put them in the best possible position to win that you can.
"And I respect that their organization does that for their team. They do that in a lot of ways, with their team, with their fans, with their organization. So, what do I think of it? I respect it."
The host Denver Broncos are doing the same for the AFC Championship Game against the New England Patriots.
The NFL said that its teams are allowed to use such an approach and that this isn't a unique situation.
The Seahawks, of course, are trying to make it as difficult as possible for 49ers fans to infiltrate their rabid fan base and cut into the considerable home-field advantage they enjoy at CenturyLink stadium.
Seattle lost only one regular-season or postseason game the past two seasons. They beat the 49ers in Seattle 29-3 on Sept. 15. Last season, the Seahawks beat the 49ers 42-13 at CenturyLink.
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No. 10 Arizona scored eight times in the bottom of the fifth inning en route to an 18-12 softball victory over No. 24 Stanford on Friday night.
The Cardinal (24-12, 1-6 Pac-12) led 9-8 until the Wildcats' big inning.
Loser pitcher Madi Schreyer's line was 14 runs (12 earned) and 14 hits in 51/3 innings.
Kylie Sorenson had three hits and four RBIs, and Cardinal teammate Erin Ashby had two hits, including a home run.
Cheyenne Cordes hit a two-run homer, but Cal (20-12, 3-2 Pac-12) lost 7-2 to No. 7 Arizona State at Levine-Fricke Field.
Ben Wetzler limited Stanford (10-12, 3-4 Pac-12) to just four hits in No. 6 Oregon State's 4-1 home victory. Loser Brett Hanewich allowed four runs and five hits in 51/3 innings.
Pepperdine scored five runs in the final three innings to beat Saint Mary's 6-2 at Louis Guisto Field. Connor Hornsby led the Gaels (13-15, 5-2 WCC) with a 3-for-4 day.
Williams finished in 52.70 seconds, the No. 3 time in school history. Bain had a throw of 180 feet, 5 inches, winning by 19 feet.
Nikki Gombar and Maddy Kerr beat Madi Bugg and Kelsey Humphreys 22-20, 21-15 for the Bears' lone point.
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Lady Fifty Two is the morning line favorite in the $30,000 feature at Golden Gate Fields on Saturday. Lady Fifty Two is trained by Jerry Hollendorfer and owned by Hollendorfer, Mark DeDomenico and George Todaro. She'll be ridden by Russell Baze in the six-furlong sprint for 3-year-old fillies.
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The ballpark sits on water's edge, surrounded by residences and shops and restaurants, the jewel of the community, holding its own against baseball cathedrals in such places as San Francisco and Baltimore.
The reference to San Francisco is germane because this ballpark would be right across the bay in Oakland.
The reference to Baltimore is pertinent because that city is, in many ways, Oakland without the benefit of its inviting climate.
Though this ballpark is but a vision for folks laboring to keep the A's in Oakland, the journey toward reality is shorter than it was a week ago.
A lawsuit settlement on Thursday opens the door for Oakland to develop the 50-acre Howard Terminal property just north of Jack London Square. This is significant because HT is the site for which Major League Baseball has expressed a preference (over the Coliseum site) for a new ballpark.
Though full access to HT can't be granted until the seven-member Board of Port Commissioners votes this Thursday to approve the lawsuit settlement, it is expected.
After which the city could roll up its sleeves and see how viable HT is for redevelopment around a ballpark. It's not an option until there is an environmental impact report, and no report would occur without a detailed redevelopment plan.
Yet the anticipated availability is enough to fortify the enthusiasm of civic leaders and fan coalitions fighting to keep the A's in Oakland.
"Are we ready to build a ballpark there? That's a little simplistic and premature. There are a number of steps to go," said Doug Boxer, co-founder of Let's Go Oakland, a fan coalition. "That said, this is the most likely site for it."
This is irrelevant unless A's owners John Fisher and Lew Wolff reconsider their stridently expressed intention to move the team to San Jose. There has been no indication of that. Wolff has consistently reiterated that he doesn't believe HT is feasible and that, moreover, Oakland is not an option.
Access to the HT site would provide an opportunity for Oakland to offer compelling evidence to the contrary -- especially with the $1.5 billion Brooklyn Basin redevelopment project on 65 acres south of Jack London Square scheduled to break ground next year, creating 3,100 housing units, 200,000 square feet of retail space and 30 acres of parkland.
Frankly, gaining access to HT is an essential element of Oakland's rally against Fisher and Wolff.
It gives Oakland "site control," something it could not offer last year and is needed to bolster its pitch to MLB. It's the location most likely to receive the support of MLB. It's accessible via two freeways (880 and 980), and Jack London BART station proposals already have been studied.
If HT is offered to the A's, as widely expected, baseball commissioner Bud Selig will have to concede Oakland is doing its part to meet the desires of Fisher, Wolff and certainly MLB.
Selig surely is annoyed with San Jose's recent decision to file a lawsuit essentially seeking to overturn the South Bay territorial rights held by the Giants, clearing the way for an A's move to downtown San Jose. San Jose suing MLB to become an MLB franchise looks, from most every angle, like more of a Hail Mary negotiating tactic.
Meanwhile, Oakland is trying to get its act together. Rhetoric still outpaces results, but there is a restaurant boom, especially around Uptown and Jack London Square. Hotels are coming. And Brooklyn Basin could rival San Francisco's popular China Basin.
"It's exciting," Boxer said. "But we still have a lot of work to do."
It's a lot to ask of a city that often takes a step backward for every step forward, a city that with a more creative and committed leadership over the past 20 years likely wouldn't be fighting so desperately to secure its professional sports teams.
Though locals have inquired, Wolff says the team is not for sale. He says the A's can't compete in Oakland, though the standings offer rebuttal. He says there is not enough corporate support in the East Bay, though his ear is deaf to a man like Don Knauss -- CEO of Clorox, a Fortune 500 Company -- who is fighting to keep the team in the town.
Oakland, like San Francisco, may someday get a waterfront ballpark. Oakland, like Baltimore, may someday have state-of-the-art venues for its MLB and NFL teams, both within walking distance of shoreline homes and businesses. The ballpark has evolved into a vision, which beats the mirage it was not so long ago.
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"A Love Supreme"…Fans hope Coltrane home can become NY museum
by Frank EltmanAssociated Press Writer DIX HILLS, N.Y. (AP) — In a quiet, tree-lined suburb of New York City sits an unassuming brick ranch house that many musicians consider hallowed ground. This is where saxophonist John Coltrane composed the epic 1964 jazz masterpiece "A Love Supreme," shortly after moving into the Dix Hills, Long Island, home. Although he only lived there three years — Coltrane died of cancer in 1967 at age 40 — musicians including Carlos Santana and Coltrane's son Ravi are among those backing a volunteer effort to turn the dilapidated, four-bedroom house into a museum and learning center.


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Wooden Jumbo Knob puzzles feature easy-grasp knobs for little hands with matching pictures underneath! They make terrific first puzzles, but did you know that there are many MORE ways your child can enjoy these puzzles (even as they get older?)
Here are some ideas:
- Trace and create
An older child (3 years and up) will enjoy tracing the knob puzzle pieces with a crayon or colored pencil and then coloring it in. Using this technique she can create shapes of different colors or try to replicate the object or under the piece. She can even make sensory artwork by tracing a few pieces onto construction paper and then gluing products with different textures like cotton balls, sandpaper, sequins and rice.
- Bring in the Band!
Your child may have already figured out that banging the puzzle piece against the board produces a robust sound! Now try giving her a puzzle piece in each hand and let her discover that when she claps, she can make a new loud sound with these impromptu cymbals!
- Playing with Sounds
Get involved when your child is playing with her puzzle. For example, if the puzzle has a bird on it, each time she picks up the bird you can "tweet tweet" and see how she'll notice. Keep repeating the sound and see if she will mimic you. Do this for all the animals on your puzzles. Even if your child is not yet speaking she will enjoy the sound repetition. Why not sing your own version of "Old MacDonald" using the animals in your puzzle?
- Color matching
Knob puzzles are also an opportunity to name colors and show your child other objects that have the same color. If the puzzle piece is blue you can repeat "blue" and show your child another object that's the same color as well. You might even make small piles of objects in each color and let your child explore.
Even if your child has outgrown the Jumbo Knob puzzle, using your label maker or pieces of paper, write-down the words (or even just first letter of the word) associated with each picture. Then, have your child pick up the pieces to reveal the words and letters, prompting some simple reading and spelling practice!
What are your favorite ways to play with Jumbo Knob Puzzles? Leave your ideas in the comments, or join the conversation on the Melissa & Doug Facebook page!


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An accident on 14th Avenue two-tenths of a mile North of Pawnee road resulted in three injuries, with one person in critical condition Friday morning.
At 7:45 a.m., a 2005 Ford Focus driven southbound on 14th Avenue by Mija Stockman, 38, of Lindsborg, was struck head-on by a 1992 Dodge pickup driven by Jeffrey Davis, 50, of Heseria, Calif.
Davis had been northbound on 14th Avenue and lost control of his vehicle on a patch of ice, resulting in the vehicle sliding over into the oncoming lane of traffic and colliding with Stockman.
A third vehicle driven by Pamela Tjesky, 57, of rural McPherson, was behind Stockman and also was involved in the collision.
Stockman was transported by McPherson EMS to Wichita in critical condition. Davis was initially taken to McPherson Hospital, and also was transported to Wichita later in the morning.
Tjesky was taken to McPherson Hospital with minor injuries.
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- Oct 4:
- By the numbers: ALDS Game 1, Oakland A's vs. Detroit Tigers
- Oct 4:
- Yoenis Cespedes lone bright spot in Oakland A's loss
- Kawakami: Detroit Tigers' fast start silences Oakland A's, big crowd
- Oakland A's lose Game 1 of ALDS, 3-2 to Detroit Tigers
- Antsy A's and their fans ready to get loud
- ALDS: Oakland A's fans keep faith, underdog status while rocking Coliseum for Game 1
- Justin Verlander might be peaking at the right time
- Dennis Eckersley says A's need to win Game 1 vs. Tigers
- A's Game 2 starter Sonny Gray hopes to keep up with Pittsburgh's Gerrit Cole
- Dan Otero becomes key cog in Oakland A's bullpen
- Oakland A's not planning to play little ball against Tigers
- A's-Tigers game times for Games 3-5 of ALDS
OAKLAND -- Coco Crisp maintained the A's need to have short memories following their disappointing 3-2 Game 1 loss to the Tigers Friday night.
"It's an unfortunate loss," said the Oakland center fielder. "That's the way it goes. They played a good game. We faced a good pitcher. So we just have to forget about it as fast as we can and come back tomorrow.
Crisp certainly did his job as a table-setter. He walked three times in the game, twice against starter Max Scherzer and once against reliever Drew Smyly. But he only got as far as second base once, on a third inning wild pitch by Scherzer.
Crisp said being able to turn the page after a difficult defeat is more important than ever for the A's, because it's not likely to get any easier against Detroit's Game 2 starter Justin Verlander, who beat Oakland twice in last year's ALDS, including the deciding Game 5.
"It's been working for us all year," Crisp said. "It is what it is. We almost pulled it off. We just need to let this one go and start worrying about Mr. Verlander."
Crisp looked like he might be injured late in the game, but said he only suffered a muscle cramp. He said once he came into the dugout after the eighth inning and drank some water, he felt a lot better.
"Yeah, in the batter's box I was just cramping," he said. "I had to call timeout one time, then I got back in there. I was little hesitant to run (after drawing a walk). And then when I took off I ended up cramping, which I figured I would. But, yeah, that's all it was — a muscle cramp."
-- Tigers star Miguel Cabrera left the game for defensive replacement Ramon Santiago after his final at-bat in the eighth inning, even though Detroit was clinging to a mere one-run lead.
"I wasn't comfortable taking him out of a one-run game, but there was a little more to it," said manager Jim Leyland. "This is a ballpark with a lot of foul territory and I felt like at that point, if they hit a popup that he can't get to that somebody else could have got to easily, that's an out we might give up."
Leyland added that Cabrera may have incurred some pain trying to put a little extra in a third-inning swing.
-- A's right-hander Sonny Gray admitted Friday he has a soul mate as far being a rookie pitcher in the playoffs. Gray hopes to follow his soul mate's lead, too.
Gray, who pitches Game 2 of the American League Division Series against Verlander, said he and Pittsburgh rookie right-hander Gerrit Cole have been texting back and forth in anticipation of their first postseason starts.
Cole, the top pick in the 2011 amateur draft (Gray was the 21st pick in the same draft), made a sensational debut Friday and beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-1 at Busch Stadium in Game 2 of an N.L. Division Series.
"Yeah, I actually talked to him (Thursday) night,'' Gray said. "We played in college and he shot me a text today, and I was like, `This is weird.' We're both throwing in the playoffs when a year and a half ago we were facing each other in college. I wished him luck and he wished me luck.''
Gray, who attended Vanderbilt, actually faced off against UCLA product Cole on Feb. 26, 2010, in a game the Bruins won 9-2. They were also teammates on the USA national college team in 2009 and 2010, where they developed a fast friendship as the top two starters for those squads.
Gray was impressed with Cole's outing Friday and said it set a good example for him to face one of the top veteran pitchers in the game, Verlander, Saturday night.
"It goes to show you that you take it as another game and do what you have always done, just like (Cole) did today,'' Gray said. "You don't have to be overwhelmed by the stage of it.''
All but overlooked right-handed A's pitcher Dan Otero is anything but overlooked in the A's clubhouse.
Otero ended the season having allowed four runs (three earned) in 35.1 innings from June 25 on, good for an ERA of 0.76. For the season he was 2-0 with a 1.35 ERA, and he followed up in his first playoff appearance with 1 1/3 innings of hitless relief following up starter Bartolo Colon.
"I include Otero in that group,'' Melvin said in talking about his vital short relievers. "He's put himself in that group. With him we have the ability to make the game even shorter. He's good to come in with guys on base with that sinker he has.''
-- Considering that Verlander beat the A's twice in the ALDS last year, it came as something of a surprise to some that Scherzer got the call in Game 1 Friday, even though Scherzer was the A.L.'s only 20-game winner.
-- Former Cy Young Award winner Verlander wasn't one of those surprised.
"Max is the best pitcher in the American League,'' Verlander said. ``The only reason this is being brought up is what I've done over the last couple of years. Max is without a doubt the best pitcher in the American League, and he absolutely earned this.
"It doesn't matter, especially with the rotation (the Tigers have). I mean it does, but it doesn't. You know what I'm trying to say. The four guys we're throwing out there are four of the best pitchers in the league, and they were all year.''


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SAN MARCOS, Texas – The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi softball team took on North Texas for the third time this season to conclude the CenturyLink Classic. The Mean Green tallied 11 hits en route to a 9-1 victory in five innings over the Islanders at Bobcat Softball Stadium.
The Islanders (5-15) who are battling some injuries mustered three hits behind Meagan McKinney, Lindsey Lyles and Michelle Sorenson. The Mean Green (11-10) put up a pair of runs in the first, three in the third and four in the fourth before the Islanders got on board with a run in the fifth inning.
The Mean Green led the opening frame with two hits. Paige Kisling tripled to right center before scoring on a wild pitch. After a Danielle Hoff single to left center, Jordan Terry plated North Texas' second run on a Karly Williams fielder's choice. Islanders' catcher Michelle Sorenson pulled the Islanders out with a 2-4-2 play out at home.
North Texas tacked on three more runs on three hits to take a 5-0 lead in the top of the third. Brooke Foster singled through the middle before Jordan Terry homered to left field. With one out, the Mean Green put runners on first and second with back-to-back walks before sophomore Bethany Slick replaced junior Constance Brandenburg in the Islanders' circle. Jackie Miller followed with a single to right field to plate Hirsch. The Islanders' defense escaped with a fielder's choice put out at second and Slick ended the frame with a punch out.
The Mean Green's bats plated four runs on two hits in the fourth inning. Brooke Foster started the frame with a single to right center before stealing second. After a walk by Kisling, Dani Tefft tallied the first out of the frame with a foul catch in left field. Foster plated the Mean Green's sixth run of the game on a wild pitch. After back-to-back walks by Slick, Ashley Elicerio replaced Slick in the Islanders' circle. The freshman retired the next batter for the second out of the inning. Elicerio followed with a walk to bring in Kisling to score. Sarah McGann hit a RBI single to third base to plate Hoff before Kinsey scored on a wild pitch for a 7-0 Mean Green lead. A ground out to Cassie Carroll at third base ended the inning.
In the bottom of the fourth, McKinney singled to right field with two outs before Katelyn Potts reach on a fielder's choice. However, McKinney was called out at second to end the inning. The Islanders' bats got hot in the bottom of the fifth with two hits. Lyles led off the frame with a single to second base and Carroll followed with a ground out to the pitcher to land Lyles on second. J.J. Jackson hit a ground out to first base to advance Lyles to third with two outs. Sorenson then ripped a single through the middle to score Lyles before advancing to second on a wild pitch. However, a Tefft ground out to second ended the game.
Brandenburg (3-7) took the loss for the Islanders in 2.1 innings. She allowed six hits and five runs while walking four batters. Slick tallied one strikeout and allowed two hits and four runs in one inning while Elicerio recorded two strikeouts and allowed three hits in 1.2 innings.
Brittany Simmons (12-5) picked up the win for the Mean Green in five innings. She tallied four strikeouts and allowed three hits and one run.
The Islanders will open conference play at Chapman Field against first-year member Houston Baptist in a three-game series starting Saturday, March 9.
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An easy, efficient and powerful NZB client for OSX, optimized for performance and ease of use. A real no-nonsense usenet downloader.
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The support is great. I've submitted 2 bug reports (a few versions back) and got
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From the very limited use you can make of it without paying, it seems fine. However it offers nothing over the free and much more functional SabNZBD+ (which includes unlimited connections, post processing, SSL, and a web interface), or if you're going to pay go for Unison. It doesn't appear to be less processor intensive than SabNZBD+, and the native GUI is not attractive enough to win anyone over.


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Extract files Library.js and CommandLine.js and replace the existing files. Or better still rename the existing files first.
You now have direct distance entry.
Extract directory PointFilter from the attached file and install it under the scripts directory. Add this directory to scripts.pro, or use the one in the attached file.
You now have .x and .y commands in the edit menu, and you can also use .x and .y in drawing mode or on the command line.
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Some homeowners in The Bluffs subdivision lobbied the Eagle County Commissions to consider closing Bellyache Road to motorized vehicles.
Former Avon Town Council member Debbie Buckley announced her candidacy for Eagle County Commissioner.
Eagle County Schools purchased the former Eagle Valley Medical Center building on Chambers Avenue. The district planned to renovate the building as its new school district administration headquarters.
The Eagle Police contacted the Eagle Valley Enterprise after postal employees voiced concerns about a box addressed to the newspaper. The box was making ticking sounds. It turned out there was an obvious reason for the suspicious package - it was a clock, part of a promotional package from musician Ben Clock.
Local senior citizens celebrate a "Salute to Flappers" party, highlighted by a performance by the Eagle Valley Golden Girls - Gloria Reed, Ella Bindley, Pat Seabry, Ruth Lenz, Mary Schlegel, Katie Harper, Edith Lederhause, Johnnette Phillips and Doris Andrews.
Eagle Valley High School Nordic Ski Coach Glen Ewing was named Colorado Ski Coach of the Year.
Eagle Police Chief Phil Biersdorfer resigned after 10 years in the chief job and 23 years with the department.
Long-time local Johnny Robertson died. He was 84 years old. Robertson was an avid hunter, always willing to share stories about his adventures.
Vail and Beaver Creek were definitely experiencing a good snow winter. Vail reported more than 14 feet of new snow since Jan. 1 and Beaver Creek reported that more than eight feet had fallen over the same period of time.
The owners of Eagle Ranch notified the town of Eagle that they were putting their plans for a public golf course/residential development on permanent hold. The recently passed TABOR amendment in Colorado complicated the type of lease-purchase financing the town had intended to use for the golf course.
After a four year battle, Eagle County purchased the Bercerra family home in Gypsum. The home was located just 700 feet from the end of the main runway at the Eagle County Regional Airport.
A district court judge awarded Lake Creek area resident Jimbo Cason $15,000 in compensation for three horses that were allegedly stolen from a pastureEagle. A Rifle horse trader was accused of the thefts.
EVHS wrestlers Zac Stratton, Rusty Bossow and Pat Freeland each won medals at the state tournament. EVHS skier Shawn Jones placed third in the giant slalom at the state ski meet held at Vail.
EVHS wrestler Ray Bumgardner brought home a state championship title.
After months of debate and controversy, the Eagle County Commissioners decided to locate the new justice center building on a five-acre site at the Eagle Commercial Park. The commissioners also announced plans to use modular jail units while the new center was under construction.
The Eagle County Planning Commission recommended denial of a special use permit for a gravel pit along Deep Creek, north of Dotsero.
Celebrities in town for the American Ski Classic included Clint Eastwood, Tatum O'Neal and Craig Morton.
The Eagle County Commissioners reviewed the county's first-ever master plan.
The Colorado Division of Highways announced that Loveland Pass would eventually be closed down once the Eisenhower Memorial Tunnel opened in March.
Gypsum residents Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Bobson celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.
The ladies of the Eagle Dandelion Club helped county nurse Margie Gates administer hearing tests to students at Eagle Valley Elementary School.
Local snow depths were only about half of the normal average, according to the most recent surveys.
Although EVHS basketball players Bill Harris and Don Davis scored in the double figures, the team lost the Colorado River Valley B Basketball Championship game to the Plateau Cowboys.
The Bond Zephyrs, an adult basketball team, was going strong. Team members included Leonard Wolfe, Ed Stanford, Dick Ansley, Bill Henskey, Danny Bancroft, Wesley Schlegel, Bobbie Russell, Roscoe Paris, Clovis Slape, John Pluta, Lonnie Russell, Jim Clark, Ed Ray, Frank Forster, Ted Luark and Ken Slape.
A formal dedication was slated for the new Eagle Post Office building on Broadway.
Felix Strubi of Burns was named State Sentinel for the Colorado Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. Dale Albertson and George Deck of Burns were named FFA Youths of the Week.
To serve the town's 460 residents, the Eagle Post Office added 100 new mail boxes.
Tom McBreen and George Carlow drove all the way to Boulder for a basketball game between the Kansas Jayhawks and the CU Buffaloes.
Clarence Schlegel, son of Mrs. Elvira Schlegel of Minturn, was serving with the Navy at Guadalcanal. Cpl. Joseph Evan Mayne was with the Army at a Texas air base. Burl Cowden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowden, was an aviation mechanic at the Blackland Flying School at Waco, Texas.
The junior class at Eagle High School presented the mystery/comedy "The Phantom Bells." The play featured Margaret Blakesley, Georgia Nimon, Shirley Randall, Frances Smith, Shirley Wilson and Bob Nelson.
Local fire wardens turned out for a two-day firefighting class taught by the U.S. Forest Service and Grazing Service.
Margaret Beasley placed first with her "I am an American" speech for an oratory contest at the Gypsum school.
A condemnation lawsuit related to the Dotsero cutoff right-of-way was filed in district court on behalf of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. The railroad was seeking access across land owned by Fannie Gerard of Gypsum.
Dr. A.E. Alexander, a wild animal expert who was responsible for the first-ever live radio broadcast of a live rattlesnake rattle, was slated to deliver a lecture at the Eagle Methodist Church.
Patricia Meehan, a freshman at Eagle High School, won first place in the county oratorical contest held at Red Cliff.


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