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The Indiana soccer team and strength/conditioning coach Tom Morris are inspiring each other through the run to the College Cup, I wrote.
Teaming up with Yogi Ferrell has been a case of deja vu for Jordan Hulls, who did something similar in high school with Dee Davis, Dustin writes.
The IU women's basketball team picked up its third commitment for 2014 in 6-foot-1 wing Amanda Cahill of Clyde, Ohio, Vince Guerrieri of the News-Messenger writes.
In the wake of last Saturday's loss to Baylor, a number of Kentucky players "left" Twitter, Jerry Tipton of the Lexington Herald-Leader blogged.
The young and struggling Wildcats are headed to Camp Cal the rest of this month, Kyle Tucker of the Louisville Courier-Journal writes.
In honor of the soccer team's trip to Hoover, here's "Sweet Home Alabama" by Lynyrd Skynyrd.
I can't remember a CFB season with so many HC'ing moves. + assistants everywhere are finding new opportunities or having to look for new ones. Even working under contracts the professions brand is fluidity.
Even though he nearly let MP get away and having Butch Jones slipped off the hook Morgan Burke has again landed on his feet with the hire of Hazell.
Why would you post a rebel flag? great song-but horrible choice for a freeze shot.
With roots in PA, I thought you might enjoy this story(link below). Caught it on the CBS Late Night tonight. Pretty inspiring.
The video above also speaks volumes to why I'm never overly enthused when I hear of kids leaving their small towns(often out of the limelight or struggling economically), breaking apart friendships and bonds with teammates that can go back many years, to play at academy programs(many on the east coast). The CBS story made me think of Mitch McGary from tiny Chesterton(a small town in NW Indiana also effected by the struggling steel industry and Walmarts closing down mom and pop shops on Main Street)
Where are the dreams of the potential magic that could have happened in the state high school tournament if he would have anchored with some of his teammates and stayed in his home town for all four years?
There's certainly something special about those young men from Clariton, PA in how strongly they believe in the families that built their small steel town; a belief that community, unwavering spirit to achieve long term missions, and a collective belief in school pride can bring rewards and lifelong memories attached to every cheer from the stands that eclipses the individualist pursuits of only watching your name go up a Rivals list.
….[individualistic] pursuits
Alan Rossington, one of the few remaining original members of the band, recently announced the band would no longer fly the Confederate flag at its concerts and apologized for having offended people in the past. He plead ignorance and stated he had gained wisdom with age.
I'm apparently not gaining wisdom with age. See nothing wrong with flying the Confederate flag. Different people read different concepts/values in that flag. I see a streak of independence and regional pride. Political Correctness seems to be leading us into homogenized nation.
I get what you mean and, by and large, I think you are right. I, also, certainly don't want to engage in cultural warfare but I always reflect back to WHO tends to make the Stars and Bars their centerpiece and the message they are trying to send.
Living in the South most of my life I know that many mean no harm by it. I also know that many fly it meaning nothing BUT harm to people that they've decided aren't like them.
As a vet and an avid student of history I have NEVER understood flying it side by side with our American flag and calling it patriotic. That makes NO sense whatsoever. The sole purpose of the Confederacy was to dissolve our Union. In Germany it's considered (a type of) treason to fly the Swastika largely because its followers nearly brought about the demise of their Republic.
Coincidentally, in the US it is not unusual to see flags bearing the Swastika flown alongside the Confederate flag. That's kinda what I mean about using it to send an offensive message.
In the case of Lynyrd Skynyrd I'm sure it's purely about getting butts in the seats. With each passing year I see fewer and fewer Confederate flags, particularly among folks with more disposable incomes. It's also a more mobile society. People don't live in the same county for five generations and not to many folks who move from Michigan to Alabama are going to fly Confederate flags. Simply put, times are a-changin'.
I think those that see it purely in terms of history and tradition would be well served to stand up to those who use it to convey a message of intolerance and hatred. I haven't seen that happen, though.
One last thing, and this is by no means directed at you, Ron, or your comment because you don't fall under this at all (more likely my sister), but whenever I hear someone start a comment by saying 'now this may not be politically correct' I'm expecting something racist to follow but they assume it's OK because they gave a disclaimer before saying it.
"Now, this may not be politically correct but I think we should hang all the _______ and _______."
Anyway, I get your point and I think it's reasonable but I get what Alan Rossington was alluding to as well.
To hell with PC, if you feel free enough to fly Ole Dixie, then fly it. People already have their opinions formed whether it is flown or not.
People can and people do. If concertgoers decide not to part with their money because of it, they can and they do, as well.
Just ask Gary Rossington (I think I typed Alan before). Gotta get off these pain meds.
…exactly…that is how it should work…but lawyers can't make a killing with that outcome…
Reminds me of the story of a small town in Kansas with 1 lawyer who nearly starved to death, a 2nd lawyer moved to town and both lived very well.
When is surgery scheduled? Can you hobble around or are you down? Who the hell is mowing lawn and washing the windows, hanging lights , decorate the tree and bath the dog?
If I flew a flag saying, "Christians are all pedophiles", you wouldn't hear, "Freedom of speech" from the same people who say it's ok to fly the bigot Confederate flag.
Or if someone had the Nazi flag next to a Jewish center.
I'm on the flight line for Zero Dark Thirty on Friday. Probably spend one night and go home which somehow is considered 'outpatient'. Whatever. It saves a bazillion dollars by saying 'outpatient' instead of 'inpatient'.
I can walk when adequately medicated. I can't, however, stand still. I lose feeling after about 20 seconds. How about that? I'm more useless than usual and the bar is pretty low. I could still ride my motorcycle but I'm not stupid enough to do that on the street taking meds. Recently, Ruthie carved out a 'skills course' down the mountain below the cabin to practice offroad skills on the KLRs but she watches me too close to pull the dual sport out. Plus, when (not if) I dropped it I couldn't begin to pick it up. I'd just lie there until the chipmunks slowly nibbled me to death.
As far as the manual labor, the same person as always is doing it, Ruthie. She looks good doing it, too.
Yeah, the biggest problem with lawyers is they write all the laws. What a gig. You get to decide what's necessary, when to do it, how much you pay, and so forth. Imagine if your mechanic could do that. "That oil change, with the required documentation, is gonna run you $1467.23."
I don't care how much they get, though. I couldn't stand being a lawyer. I'm always amazed at all the shows on television about lawyers. All the ones I've ever met are about the most boring people I know.
Laffy, that is a very good point.
What's the old saying, "It depends on whose ox is getting gored?"
It my experience, the people who scream 'Freedom of Speech' the loudest are often the same ones who want to restrict OTHER people's rights the most, such as protesters outside family planning clinics.
I didn't mean to use that as a position statement. I probably should have used a different/better example.
DeGeneres is in a new commercial for JC Penny and some Christian group is going off how OFFENDED they are and want it yanked or they will boycott.
Yet if I say, "Merry Christmas" or "Praise Jesus" offends me, they say, "Too bad. I can't control what offends you. Deal with it."
Thought I would spend a few minutes after work catching up on my IU sports news…You know…championship soccer, #1 ranked basketball, women's hoops on the rise,etc.
Anybody know a place where . . . .?
Yeah can we please talk about IU athletics and not how dumb you guys think Christians are? Seriously there is no reason to hate on Christians all the time. You stupid liberals that ruined our country are open to anything but Christianity. You accept people of different races and culture, you accept gay people and atheists but you hate on Christians! America used to be a great country when it was based on God and his laws so STOP BLAMING THE CHRISTIANS FOR EVERYTHING because they are the ones that made this country great!
Great is a relative term. The country was great for white Protestant males.
It wasn't great for blacks, or women, or Chinese, or American Indians… Or lots of other groups. In fact it wasn't even that great for many Christian groups up until the 60's… No one thought a Catholic would ever get elected president and then boom… Kennedy.
The country is great because of lots of reasons… Certainly Christianity is a part of that.
But slow your roll and gain some perspective.
By the way, I'm not a liberal.
Oh, spare us the "Thumpers are nothing but victims" act.
You treat gay people like dog food and tell people if they don't follow your fairy tale they "have no morals."
And if our laws are "based on the Bible", when are you going to make adultery punishable by jail?
Also, this country was BUILT on coveting your neighbor's stuff. The "war on Christmas" isn't being waged by the "dirty liberals" like Faux keeps whining, it's by the Big Businesses that you bow down to.
And last time I checked, Jesus talked about helping the poor more than everything else combined….yet Righty Thumpers treat the poor like they're worthless moochers and even call them "animals."
And I hate to break it to ya, but many/most of the Founders thought Thumpers were a bunch of fruit cakes and were VERY CLEAR our country was NOT a "Christian" nation.
Oh…..and how did the "liberals" ruin the country?
Last time I checked, Georgie was a Righty….and not only did he get us into TWO of the worst managed wars ever, the economy cratered on his watch.
Same as the worst attack ever happened on his watch because he ignored every warning.
And instead of paying for his wars, he gave us a tax cut…..the first time that had happened during war EVER.
I gotta say that when a group that represents the overwhelming majority of people, owns every media outlet, not to mention controls every segment of government, and 99% of the county's wealth, whines bout being oppressed, it's pretty ridiculous.
I'm still waiting to see a Sunday morning Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist or atheist program wedged in between the 500 Fundamentalist/Baptist/Methodist/Evangelical/yada/yada/yada that are shoved down my Episcopalian (sorry to disappoint you, not an atheist) throat every Sunday (and Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etc,…).
Think how you would sound if you were a Jew in Tel Aviv or a Muslim in Tehran or a Hindu in Calcutta complaining about being oppressed.
That's how Fundamentalists whining about how everyone (the overwhelming majority of EVERYONE is YOU) "hates Christians" sound to the rest of us. You sound like a 3-year-old who was told 'no' for the first time in their lives.
I have a hard time swallowing that Gary Rossington was 'ignorant' about the meaning of the Rebel flag, especially in that setting. But, he showed his ignorance. He'd have flown the Yankee flag that rode into Atlanta for a couple of more dollars. The nature of the game.
Anyway…, this is a very tolerant Nation. I've always been amazed at how we don't even turn around in the various parades of flags during 'national' celebrations that have little if anything to with the history of this country (in fact some by groups honoring the history of countries that at one point or another have been at war with ours). Only in America…what a great Nation. No one anywhere else is more tolerant and more openly embraces everyone.
My father used to get a big, big kick out of the signs at the entrances to farms off back-hill two lane roads that read "We Accept Fill Dirt". He'd laugh and say, 'dey assepted us diren't dey'.
Chet… the best of luck. Know that you sometimes don't see the sense in it, though I'll admit you aren't unnecessarily b_ll inflatingly obsessed with the issue. Anyway, this old' Bible thumper will put your name into 'the hat' in prayers this evening, just behind my five grandchildren, two grown children, their spouses;… and just in front of Bob Knight. (There you go Laffy, your cue…!)
No sh__! My prayers are with you, your wife and family.
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CFB Checkdowns: Wall Street Journal's 2010 College Football Database
Posted by Neil Paine on September 7, 2010
Here's a link that should interest all of our readers: David Biderman and Darren Everson of the Wall Street Journal have put together a cool search tool for this year's NCAA teams that lets you rank teams by experience, lineman height/weight, average recruiting ranking, returning starters, and a ton of other categories. Much like our tools at PFR, this WSJ finder looks to be something you can get lost in for huge amounts of time, so have at it!
One Response to "CFB Checkdowns: Wall Street Journal's 2010 College Football Database"
DSMok1 Says:
September 7th, 2010 at 12:39 pm
That is a wonderful database! If we could get similar information for past years, it would help understand how much experience has an influence on a team's progression.

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- Overview
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- Working with clips, bins, and folders
- Importing media
- Creating sequences
- Editing in the Timeline
- Using the Splice, Overwrite, and Three-Point editing techniques
- Trimming sequences
- Refining audio
- Adding and keyframing effects
- Compositing
- Mixing down audio and video
Skill Level Beginner
If you have control of your media and project data, then you have the freedom to be creative. The Media Composer Project window gives you the opportunity to organize your material on a folder, bin, and clip level. If I open up this bin here, al_clips in my 01_03 folder, you can see that I've got a range of different material here, in the bin, the titles, sound effects, regular video clips, et cetera, even sequences. So, if I can put all of my clips here in a single bin, why create any other bins? The fact of the matter is that once you start to get a lot of material into your project, you really are going to get overwhelmed if all of the clips in a single bin.
Let me show you how we can begin to organize clips and bins. Let me move my al_clips Bin here for a moment, and I'm going to use this button here to create some new bins. Let's just create three bins, and I'm going to give them some useful names. I want to call one of them audio. Let's take the audio bin and put it over here. I'm going to call one of them video, put that one over here, and then the final one, I'm going to call graphics. So just typing in that text field they will change the name of the bin.
Now the reason I've lined them up like this is because I'm going to start to organize my clips into these bins. What I'm going to do is I'm going to select these graphic files at the beginning of my piece here, and I'm going to click down and drag those to the graphics Bin. Next, I've got some video clips, and I'm going to drag those to the video Bin. And then finally some audio clips. Drag and move those to the audio Bin. Notice I'm moving these files. I'm not copying them, so once I've taken them out of the al_clips bin, they now reside in these bins instead.
Sometimes, however, we need a reference to a clip, not just in one bin, but in another bin, as well. See, for example, here I've got this flower clip in my video bin. What if I need to have another bin for organizational purposes, which is plants_animals, for example, and I want to be out to access the flower clip both in the video bin and in the plants_animals bin. That's pretty easy. What I'm going to do is I'm going to select the flower clip, and now I'm going to use Ctrl+D or Command+D to duplicate the clip.
Notice we've got flower.Copy.01 now. Now I can drag the copy to the plants_ animals bin, and I've got a reference to the same clip in both of those bins. I've shown you how to create new bins; how do we create a new folder? Here, in the Fast menu, if I click down, I can create a new folder, like so, and I could call that wildlife. Then if I wanted to put the plants and animals bin in there, I just click and drag and drop that into the wildlife folder, like so.
Okay, let's go ahead and close up these bins now. And as you can see, Media Composer saves the bins when I close them. The final thing I'd like to show you is how to delete a bin and a folder, if you need to do so. Highlight the bin, hit Delete on your keyboard, and it moves to the Trash. Highlight the folder, hit Delete on your keyboard, and it also moves to the Trash. If I right-click on the Trash then I can empty it. The editing process is beginning even as you organized your bins and clips.
Well before you make the first cut, you're evaluating multitudes of potential connections between sounds and images, words and character, story and message.


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Nokia Releases The OZO Virtual Reality Camera for Professionals
Nokia today announced OZO, a virtual reality (VR) camera designed and built for professional content creators and the first in a planned portfolio of digital media solutions from Nokia Technologies, the company's technology and licensing business.
Monday, July 27, 2015
Canon Cuts Outlook Following Weak Camera Sales
Canon cut its earnings outlook for the full year and reported a 16 percent fall in quarterly profit as sales of compact digital cameras have stalled.
Thursday, July 16, 2015
New 20.3-Megapixel LUMIX DMC-GX8 Comes Supports 4K Capabilities
Panasonic has just introduced the new DMC-GX8 (GX8) Digital Single Lens Mirrorless Camera featuring a host of advanced functions packed in a splash/dust-proof rugged design.
Monday, July 06, 2015
Polaroid And GoPro Launch New Action Cams
Polaroid and GoPro today unveiled the Polaroid Cube Plus and the Hero4 Session mini action cams.
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Kingston Adds 128GB, 256GB Versions To its Fastest SDXC Card Range
Kingston Digital has added 128GB and 256GB capacities to its line of SDHC/SDXC UHS-I Speed Class 3 (U3) cards.
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Canon Powershot G3 X Camera Released
Canon's new PowerShot G3 X camera is making its official debut. It offers a 1"-type 20.2MP CMOS sensor and F2.8-5.6 24-600mm equivalent lens, giving it the most zoom power in the large-sensor superzoom class.
New Ricoh GR II Compact Camera Supports Wi-Fi and NFC
Ricoh has just announced the Ricoh GR II, the latest in the company's wide-angle compacts that maintains nearly all of the original GR's specifications but adds support for NFC and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Sony Has Three New Cameras For You
Sony today announced its new flagship mirrorless camera, the a7R II, as well as the RX100 IV and RX10 II models.
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
New Canon Compact Binoculars Feature Improved Image Stabilization and Low Power Consumption
Canon has added two new models to its portfolio of Canon Image Stabilizer binoculars with the 10x30 IS II and 12x36 IS III.
Thursday, May 14, 2015
Toshiba Releases New Exceria Pro SD and Exceria microSD Memory Cards
Toshiba has just introduced the Toshiba EXCERIA Pro SD Memory Card and Toshiba EXCERIA microSD Memory Card, two flash storage options for cameras.
Monday, April 13, 2015
Panasonic Introduces the Wearable POV Action-cam HX-A1
Panasonic announced the HX-A1 (A1) wearable, compact, POV action camcorder that weighs just 1.6 ounces or approx. 45 grams.
Garmin Introduces The VIRB X and VIRB XE Action Cams
Garmin today announced its latest Go-Pro-style of HD action cameras, the VIRB X and the VIRB XE.
Thursday, April 09, 2015
Canon Develops New Video Format For 4K Camcorders
Canon has developed the of XF-AVC, a new proprietary video format for the efficient recording of high-image-quality 4K, 2K and HD video footage.
Thursday, April 02, 2015
Nikon 1 J5 Mirrorless Camera Released
Nikon's latest midrange offering is the Nikon 1 J5, which sports a more classic look than its predecessor (the J4) and supports capturing of 4K video.
Monday, March 02, 2015
New Nikon Coolpix P900 Camera HAs An 83x Optical Zoom
Nikon has extended its superzoom range to include the Coolpix P900, offering a 16MP sensor and a F2.8-6.5 24-2000mm equivalent zoom.
Nikon Releases The D7200
Nikon's prosumer line gets an update today in the form of the D7200.
Friday, February 06, 2015
Canon Introduces 50 Megapixel DSLR EOS 5DS And 5DS R Cameras
Canon debuts the EOS 5DS And EOS 5DS R cameras featuring 50.6 Megapixel Full-frame CMOS sensors and Dual DIGIC 6 image processors. The company also announced the PowerShot G3 X compact, the PowerShot SX410 IS, the PowerShot ELPH 350 HS and the EOS Rebel T6s and the EOS Rebel T6i DSLR cameras.
Thursday, February 05, 2015
Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II Offers 40-Megapixel Shots
Olympus introduces a new high-resolution still and motion picture hybrid with the new OM-D E-M5 Mark II.
Samsung Releases The 28MP, 4K-capable NX500 Compact Camera
Samsung has launched its new camera, NX500, combining design and technology for everyday use, but also packed with features for professional photographers.
Monday, January 26, 2015
Logitech Introduces Portable Videoconferencing Solution
Logitech's new ConferenceCam Connect is a portable all-in-one videoconference solution with for small and medium sized rooms.
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Panasonic LUMIX GF7 Camera Marries Selfie Functions with Classic Style
Panasonic announced a new Digital Single Lens Mirrorless (DSLM) Camera, the DMC-GF7 (GF7). The GF7 offers modern selfie shooting features in a classic styled camera with its 180-degree flip-up monitor.
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Fujifilm Introduces New Cameras
Fujifilm has announced several new fixed lens compacts including the FinePix S9900W, S9800 and the rugged XP80. The company also unveiled the XQ2 premium compact camera and the the X-A2, a minor update to the X-A1.
Thursday, January 08, 2015
Toshiba Launches NFC Built-in SDHC Memory Card
Toshiba is launching the first SDHC memory card with built-in NFC (Near Field Communication) functions, accompanied by an app that lets you see what is stored inside the card in your smartphone's screen.
Tuesday, January 06, 2015
Five New PowerShot Cameras From Canon
Canon has added three new super-zoom cameras to its PowerShot SX line up: the PowerShot SX530 HS, the PowerShot SX710 HS and the PowerShot SX610 HS digital cameras. The company also added two new compact cameras to its PowerShot ELPH series: the PowerShot ELPH 170 IS and PowerShot ELPH 160 cameras.
Saturday, December 20, 2014
Kodak Returns To CES With Consumer Product Line
Kodak is returning to CES for the first time in three years and will be showcasing imaging-related products from a 360-degree action video camera to batteries to a new baby monitoring system.
Tuesday, December 02, 2014
HTC To Release New RE Action Camera Next Year
Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC plans to launch a new version of its
RE action camera
next year, an HTC executive said Tuesday.
Thursday, November 20, 2014
New Sony Alpha 7 II Full-frame Mirrorless Camera Released
Sony has announced the Alpha 7 II in Japan, a 24MP full-frame mirrorless featuring a 5-axis sensor-shift image stabilization.
Monday, November 17, 2014
New Sony Exmor RS Stacked CMOS Image Sensor Supports Image Plane Phase Detection Signal Processing Function
Sony has commecrialized the Exmor RS IMX230 for smartphone cameras and other devices requiring sophisticated image-capture functionality.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Kingston Doubling The Capacities Of microSDHC, microSDXC And SDHC/SDXC Cards
Kingston is offering capacity upgrades to both Class 10 UHS-I microSD and Class 10 UHS-I SDHC/SDXC cards.
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
New RICOH THETA Camera Captures 360-degree Images and Videos
The new RICOH THETA m15 andheld shooter features a spherical lens that can shoot omnidirectional pictures videos up to three minutes long.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Canon Announces the Second-Generation EOS C100 Mark II Digital Video Camera
Canon announced today the Canon EOS C100 Mark II Digital Video Camera, the latest edition to the Canon Cinema EOS line of professional Super 35mm 8.3 megapixel CMOS cameras and the second-generation version of the Canon EOS C100 Digital Video Camera.
Thursday, October 09, 2014
Small fps1000 Camera Boasts 18500fps
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Graham Rowan's fps1000 high speed camera that records video at a much higher speed than normal video cameras which allows it to capture motion than would normally appear as a blur.
Monday, September 29, 2014
GoPro Introduces The High-performing HERO4 Lineup
GoPro is launching the HERO4 Silver and Black, both able to shoot in 4K resolution, as well as an aggressively priced entry-level model, the HERO.
Friday, September 19, 2014
Panasonic and Leica Expand Partnership Agreement
Panasonic and Leica Camera AG have extended their partnership agreement and agreed to expand and strengthen their technological cooperation in the digital camera field.
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Samsung Launches First 28-Megapixel APS-C CMOS Image Sensor for Cameras
Samsung has introduced introduces its new 28 megapixel (MP) APS-C CMOS image sensor for digital cameras, which offers superior light absorption thanks to the back-side illuminated (BSI) pixel technology and 65-nanometer (nm) low-power copper process.
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Toshiba Introduces New Exceria UHS-I SD Memory Cards, Transmemory Flash Drive
Toshiba is bringing to the U.S. market tits new, video-oriented EXCERIA UHS-I SD Memory Cards, and the TransMemory ID USB 3.0 Flash Drive.
Canon Develops New Wireless Device For Storing Photos
Canon is developing a new-concept photo-storage device, tentatively called the Cross Media Station, which will enable users to enjoy high-quality photos and movies captured by digital cameras.
Updated iSDIO Specification Adds Contactless Data Transfer With TransferJet
The SD Association (SDA) has updated the iSDIO specification to include SD memory cards with TransferJet contactless communications. Products using the specification will feature secure connections for quick peer-to-peer data transfer.
Monday, September 15, 2014
Panasonic Reveals The Lumix DMC-LX100, Lumix DMC-GM5 Cameras And the DMC-CM1 Smartphone
Panasonic has announced the latest member of its enthusiast compact LX-series, the Lumix DMC-LX100, the Lumix DMC-GM5 and the Lumix DMC-CM1 smartphone, which boasts a huge, 1 inch 20MP sensor.
Canon EOS 7D Mark II, PowerShot G7 X, PowerShot SX60 and PowerShot N2 Cameras Unveiled At Photokina
Canon has made the EOS 7D Mark II official, along with the compact PowerShot G7 X, the PowerShot G7 X, the SX60 HS and PowerShot N2 models.
New Samsung NX1 Launches With APS-C backside-illuminated CMOS
Samsung has introduced its latest flagship DSLR camera, the the pro-oriented NX1 mirrorless camera for Photokina 2014, boasting the first APS-C sized BSI-CMOS sensor.
Friday, September 12, 2014
Nikon Announces The 24MP Nikon D750 And The COOLPIX S6900
Nikon has released the enthusiast-focused D750, a 24MP full-frame DSLR which sits between the D610 and D810 in the company's lineup. The company also announced the COOLPIX S6900, designed for selfies.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
SanDisk Premieres 512GB SD Card, New CFast Memory Cards
SanDisk today launched its 512GB SanDisk Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I memory card, the world's highest capacity SD card on the market.
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
New Fujifilm X100T Comes With New Hybrid Viewfinder
Fujifilm has announced the X100T, the latest evolution of its popular X-series of enthusiast compacts.
Monday, August 18, 2014
Sony Debuts Ultra-Compact a5100 Interchangeable Lens Camera
Sony has today introduced the new a5100 camera, a new model packing pro-quality AF performance and image quality into a portable package.
Friday, August 01, 2014
Sony Releases The AS20 Action Cam, New Cyber-shots
Building on its line of Action Cam POV (point of view) cameras, Sony today has introduced the new AS20 model along with the compact DSC-WX220 and DSC-W810 Cyber-shot cameras to the US market.
Monday, July 07, 2014
Transcend Introduces New CFast 2 Memory Cards for 4K UHD Video Recording
Transcend has launchd its CFast 2.0 CFX650 and CFX600 Memory Cards, both designed to support high-end 4K cameras and camcorders.
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Nikon D810 HD-SLR Released
Today, Nikon announced the D810, an HD-SLR camera for professional photographers and cinematographers.
Monday, June 16, 2014
Fujifilm Launches New Weather Resistant XF Lens
Fujifilm has released its XF18-135mm high magnification, weather resistant, zoom lens, which will be available next month.
Thursday, June 12, 2014
New Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 Comes With Fast lens And 4K Recording Capability
Panasonic has just announced its Lumix DMC-FZ1000 superzoom camera, which features a 1"-type CMOS sensor, F2.8-4.0, 25-400mm equivalent lens and 4K recording capability.
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Sony Action Cam HDR-AS20 Released In Europe
Sony has j announced the successor to last year's Action Cam HDR-AS30V, the Action Cam HDR-AS20, which is coming to Europe starting from July 2014.
Friday, June 06, 2014
Canon Launches Photo Saving Cloud Platform
Canon is launching Irista, a cloud-based photo storage and sharing platform aimed at Google's Picasa and Yahoo's Flickr.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Toshiba EXCERIA 1000x CompactFlash Memory Card Released
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White House Says Extending Jobless Benefits Crucial for Economy
The Obama administration pressed the case for Congress to renew extended unemployment benefits with a series of briefings and a report projecting expiration of the program would cost almost 600,000 jobs over the next year.
The White House Council of Economic Advisers report released today also estimates that gross domestic product would be 0.6 percent lower by December 2011 if the extended benefits expire. The report used as a basis of comparison a year-long extension of benefits.
Because extended unemployment benefits provide income to jobless Americans, it stimulates consumer spending, which accounts for about 70 percent of the U.S. economy.
Unemployment insurance "is an extremely effective form of support for the economy relative to other government programs," the White House report says.
In a replay of a dispute earlier this year, lawmakers are deadlocked over how to finance an extension of aid to the long-term jobless. Democrats earlier this week offered to extend benefits for a year, with the $56 billion cost financed with borrowed money. Republicans demanded the extension be offset with savings elsewhere in the government's budget.
Without an extension, more than 2 million Americans will lose the temporary support this month, the report says, citing Labor Department data.
Reports today showing chain-store sales rose the most in eight months during November and sales of U.S. houses unexpectedly jumped a record 10 percent in October added to evidence consumers are opening their wallets. The reports sent stocks up for a second day.
Tax Cut Debate
The debate over the extension is spilling over into the wrangling between Democrats and Republicans over extending tax cuts that are set to expire at the end of the year.
Some Democrats, including Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois, said an extension of unemployment aid should be included as part of any deal on the tax cuts, which were enacted during the administration of President George W. Bush.
Since December 2007 -- the start of the worst U.S. recession since the Great Depression -- Congress has extended the total amount of aid three times so that the unemployed could receive up to 99 weeks of aid averaging $300 per week. The government spent about $160 billion on unemployment benefits in the fiscal year that ended Sept 30, or about what it cost to run the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.


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The edit options for a current business listing does not show up in the admin area. Is anyone else having this problem?
The edit options for a current business listing does not show up in the admin area. Is anyone else having this problem?
It's working for me for listings I input manually. If a listing belongs to a customer, you may have to log in as the customer to edit it? I don't know ... I never got past being able to display shortcodes, so I don't have any actually paid listings.
I'm having the same problem Naturalnina. I'm also having problems in that the listings don't come up in searches!
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I had to check it in another browser, and now it's working fine. The only thing that I don't like about the plugin now, is the fact that there is no search for the business listings. They all show up on one long page.
If you all find another paid business listing plugin, please let me know.
I'm looking at DirectoryPress by PremiumPress now. It's $79 but seems feature rich! I've emailed a user for an honest evaluation before buying though. I'm giving up on the Paid Business Listings plugin.
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I'm also having a problem with this; the email link at the bottom of the listing shows the URL instead, and clicking on it opens an email but the "to" field shows the following code:
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Hanover — There's a new guy on campus, and he's pretty popular. Dewey, a chocolate-colored Labradoodle who turned 4 months old last week, is Hanover High School's new therapy-dog-in-training. He's quickly become a beloved campus figure since he started coming to school every day in late February.
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text: Nestled in the picturesque mountain scenery of Jaca, this enchanting hotel is recommended for group holidays or for large families. The area offers various shops, cafeterias, bars and restaurants, just a few minutes away from the property. Links to the public transport can be reached comfortably on foot and within 300 metres guests may discover the imposing Jaca Cathedral. This affordable establishment offers a simple décor and warm hospitality. The accommodation options range from single to quadruple rooms. The units offer cosily appointed and feature modern amenities to ensure a fully comfortable and memorable stay. Every morning guests may enjoy a delicious breakfast and delight in local specialties and tapas at the charm of the typical Spanish bar situated on the premises. Travellers may inquire with the friendly staff at the reception for the best places to visit in the area.


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The Board - P45R2000-WiFi
Now we start on the first board. The P45R2000-WiFi is built on a full sized 24x30cm ATX motherboard layout coloured blue, similar to that of the GIGABYTE series of boards, just not quite as deep in colour. First off, the placement of the connectors and unfortunately this board has a major flaw.
The 24-pin power connector is located on the left hand side of the board, below the CPU and behind the stereo audio ports. Coming from an enthusiast background, where this board is aimed towards, this means that the large ATX power cable needs to be routed over and around the CPU heatsink area; not good guys, not good at all.
The 4/8 pin power connector luckily is placed in the normal spot behind the PS/2 ports, keeping it up and away from the CPU area. The main reason that this board doesn't have the ATX power connector behind the memory slots is because it has two extra slots. That's right, this board has a total of six memory slots. There are a total of four DDR3 memory slots and two DDR2 memory slots. This is a combo board.
One of the things that was a bit annoying with this board is the way eSATA is configured. If you want to use the eSATA ports, you need to bridge the orange SATA ports at the bottom of the board with the SATA ports behind the PS/2 ports.
The CPU area of the ASRock P45R2000-WiFi is extremely clean; there are no high rise components stopping the installation of a large aftermarket heatsink. For the power supply to the CPU, there's a solid state 4 phase voltage regulation system. This is enough for the 45nm dual core when overclocking, but quad core processors may struggle.
On the rear I/O ports, we get a pretty good layout here. Digital audio is handled through either a Toslink S/PDIF or RCA S/PDIF port, so it's good to see both are included. The two eSATA ports are not functional unless you connect two of the internal SATA ports to the bridge ports behind the PS2 ports.
Moving to the expansion slots, we have quite a good arrangement. First off, we have two PCI Express x16 slots; one blue and one green. In between the two PCI Express x16 slots is an old school paddle card that we are used to seeing on older nForce 4 chipset boards. This card is used to set the PCI Express bandwidth between the two x16 slots. In its default configuration, all 16 lanes are set to the green slot while the blue slot is inactive. If you swap it around, you split the 16 lanes between the two slots so that both get eight lanes each. Two PCI Express x1 slots running off the ICH10R Southbridge make up the last of the PCI-E slots and three PCI slots are the expansion possibilities for legacy devices.


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I will never use this phone system again unless they reimburse myself and my daughter.Further more the people she talked to could not speak English and transferred her to 5 different departments (obviously they do not know what they are doing.
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The military has confirmed the death of a military police officer from Michigan in Iraq.
Army Specialist Adrian J. Butler of Detroit died July 27 along with Specialist John O. Tollefson of Wisconsin, in Ashraf, Iraq. An improvised explosive device detonated near their patrol. Butler was 28. Tollefson was 22.
Butler's mother, Peggy Donaldson, had confirmed his death last week to the Detroit Free Press. She said Butler hoped to one day become an FBI agent and was killed during his second 14-month tour of duty.
The men were assigned to the 411th Military Police Company, 720th Military Police Battalion, 89th Military Police Brigade at Fort Hood, Texas.
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Let's Face It...The Arabs Are Correct!
Let's Face It...The Arabs Are Correct
By Gerald A. Honigman, a longtime contributing
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The subsequent Arab
strategy--the destruction in phases scenario--calls
for first pushing Israel back to the indefensible
armistice lines (not political borders) imposed upon
it in 1949 by the United Nations after Israel--at
great human cost-- pushed back the armies of a half
dozen Arab states which attacked it in 1948. As
would become an all-too-familiar pattern, the UN sat
back and watched while Israel was attacked and then
only acted to limit Arab losses after Israel turned
the tide.
The same thing happened in 1967.
When Israel was blockaded--a casus belli--and Arabs
amassed huge numbers of men and armaments right up
to the armistice lines demarcating Israeli
territory, the UN observed--and then, as soon as
Egypt's Nasser was preparing the final blow, simply
obeyed his demand to withdraw the UN Emergency Force
from Sinai and its environs as soon as he ordered
this. As others noted--a fireman who withdrew the
fire truck as soon as the fire approached.
No one did anything to prevent what the Arabs
thought would be the next final solution...
With the clock literally ticking for Jewish survival
once again, Israel, at the very last moment and
after waiting for "diplomacy" to save it, and upon
the Arab shelling of Jerusalem, acted preemptively.
In six days, it was all over...for at least the time
being. If Arabs blow themselves up by the thousands
in Iraq and do likewise to each other elsewhere as
well (i.e. Assad's "Hama Solution" in Syria; "Black
September" in Jordan; and so forth), there's no need
to doubt what they would, if they could, do to their
kilab yahud, "Jew dogs." Israel was forced to act to
save itself...
Much has been written about 242, the Six Day War,
and its aftermath--including by this author.
I won't belabor this important topic here other than
to say (yet again, and again, and again) that the
final draft of United Nations Security Council
Resolution 242--along with #338, supposedly the
basis for peace-making--called for Israel's
previous, suicidal armistice lines (which made it
9-15 miles wide, where most its population and
infrastructure are located)to be replaced by real,
secure, and defensible political borders. Arabs, the
French, the Soviets, and others tried to have a
different version of 242 passed--one which would not
have held Arabs accountable for their repeated
aggression. They failed...
As I have quoted many American and other leaders on
this topic elsewhere, let's let these assorted
statements by Great Britain's Lord Caradon, chief
architect of the resolution, suffice for now. I will
gladly supply the documentation to any who require
...We didn't say there should be a withdrawal to the
'67 line; we did not put the "the" in, we did not
say "all the territories" deliberately. We all knew
that the boundaries of '67 were not drawn as
permanent frontiers, they were a cease-fire line of
a couple of decades earlier. We did not say that the
'67 boundaries must be forever.
...It would have been wrong to demand that Israel
return to its positions of 4 June 1967 ( the day
before hostilities erupted) because those positions
were undesirable and artificial. After all, they
were just the places the soldiers of each side
happened to be the day the fighting stopped in 1948.
They were just armistice lines. That's why we didn't
demand that the Israelis return to them and I think
we were right not to.
The fight Israel now has with the Obama
Administration is all about this.
The American President wants Israel to ignore the
small bit of justice it finally received via
242--the territorial compromise absolutely essential
if its Auschwitz/armistice lines were/are to be
turned into secure, defensible borders instead.
Now, keep in mind that most Arabs--including those
alleged latter-day Arafatian "moderates" of Fatah's
Abbas--refuse to accept a Jewish State of Israel
within its '49, microscopic armistice lines--let
alone anything bigger.
So, the chances of me getting hit in the derriere by
Haley's Comet are probably better than Arabs
agreeing that anyone else but themselves is entitled
to any real justice in the region.
And that brings me back to the correctness of
Mahmoud Abbas's statement...
Realistically, a solution--if there is to be one--
must be imposed from the outside. It's either that
or the status quo...
A territorial compromise in Judea and Samaria--known
only since the last century also as the "West
Bank"-- must be reached which will help to prevent
Jewish residents in Tel Aviv, Haifa, and so forth
from the same fate that those in Sderot, Ashkelon,
and points south have suffered since Israel's
unilateral retreat from Gaza years ago. Ditto for
the Golan Heights, from which Syria constantly
rained down death and destruction upon Jews below
prior to 1967.
As I have to repeat too often, any new Arab
state--their 22nd, and second, not first, within the
original April 25, 1920 borders of the Mandate Of
Palestine (Jordan sits on almost 80% of the total
area)--must not arise at the cost the endangerment
of the sole, resurrected nation of the Jews...and
that is precisely what the Arabs have in mind.
Any objective look at what the "moderates" of
Abbas's Fatah have to say about this will show that
they intend to replace Israel--not coexist with it.
And they're the alleged "good cops." The second key
provision of the Saudi "Peace" (of the grave)
Plan--which President Obama has repeatedly said
Israel would be crazy to reject--calls for Israel to
be swamped by millions of allegedly returning Arab
refugees. Understand...? Get the picture...?
Comprenden mis amigos...?
A reasonable territorial compromise must emerge
which gives Israel somewhat better, defensible, and
real borders in areas where Jews indeed have
thousands of years connecting them to.
Judeans--Jews--are not foreigners to Judea. Until
the Arab massacres of the 1920s and 1930s, they
owned land and lived there.
The area in question is tiny to begin with. In
reality, there is not room for a viable, third state
to be created there.
The better (but not likely, for a number of reasons)
solution would be to unite the newly-imposed,
Arab-controlled areas of Judea and Samaria with the
state which already exists on the vast portion of
the original 1920 Mandate of Palestine--Jordan. It
would make that new state light years more
viable--and less of a threat to its Jewish neighbor.
I won't get into all of the demographics,www.ekurd.netbut
let's just say that the transplanted Arab Hashemites,
who rule Jordan, are more than a bit nervous about
this option...one "Black September" (back in 1970)
was enough.
Yet the other solution--being shoved down Israel's
throat by its "friends"--envisions Israel virtually
allowing itself to be severed in half so that
contiguity can be achieved between Gaza and the West
Bank for that 22nd Arab state....a non-starter if
ever there was one. And that's assuming the
unassumable...that, in the long run, Hamas will not
also take over areas now controlled by "the
Despite countless billions of dollars poured into
South Viet Nam and all degrees of American support
(as we are now doing for Abbas's crew), the North
prevailed anyway--and largely because of similar
problems the latter-day Arafatians of Abbas now face
with their own people as well.
The bottom line is that Israel must get a fair
territorial compromise, a la 242--regardless of
whatever games Arabs play with the land that they
come to rule.
If Arabs choose to go with a solution that does not
see them affiliated with Jordan (the likely
scenario), then this must not come expecting Jews to
slit their own throats and bare the necks of their
children to make the new Arab state viable.
Those Arabs that find themselves in the Jewish State
will be offered full citizenship based upon good
Arab citizens in Israel right now (many hostile to
the state that grants them the most freedom in the
region) who feel threatened that they may wind up in
a land swap, and thus coming under Arab rather than
Israeli rule, are currently having nightmares about
such prospects--and have openly said so.
If any serious "problems" arise with Israel's new
Arab citizens, they must be booted out posthaste
into their own new state.
The same way scores of millions of non-Arab Kurds,
Imazhigen ("Berbers"), Copts, black Africans, Jews,
Assyrians, and others have lived/live in so-called
"Arab" states, a relative handful of Arabs will have
to live in someone else's as well--but with far more
freedom and security afforded to them than what all
of those other peoples have under Arab subjugation.
Well, Folks! There 'tis...the imposed solution.
Somehow, however, I don't think that this is the one
that Arabs had in mind--nor, unfortunately, is it
the one that their champion in the White House
thinks that he has in store has for Israel either.
Let's pray that Israel will muster the strength to
resist both and that the American people will also
not be shy in letting their current leader know how
they feel about this shameful turn of events.
Quest... may found at
Gerald A. Honigman is a Florida educator who has
done extensive doctoral studies in Middle Eastern
Affairs. He has created and conducted counter-Arab
propaganda programs for college youth, has lectured
on numerous campuses and other platforms, and has
publicly debated many Arab spokesmen. His articles
and op-eds have been published in dozens of
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- Setting up projects and users on a local network
- Using e-mail-based assignments and Dropbox to manage remote users
- Copyfitting and formatting text
- Using advanced editing tools
- Working with paragraph, character, and table styles
- Tracking changes in InCopy and InDesign
- Creating cross-references and hyperlinks
- Creating InCopy templates
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- Reviewing features specific to InDesign
Skill Level Intermediate
One of the best features about Adobe InCopy is that anything that you can open you can export to PDF. It has the full PDF engine built in just like InDesign does. So you don't need Acrobat to make a nice-looking PDF. Let's say, for example, that you want to create a PDF of the layout. So I have the three-page layout that we have been using a lot during this video title that I want to make a PDF of. Now if you want to see what exactly this is going to look like as a PDF, remember you can go to the View menu, go to Screen mode, and choose Preview and this is what it's going to come out looking like, okay.
So I will go back to Screen mode > Normal. To export to PDF, go to the File menu. Now you don't want to choose Print. YOu are not going to print to PDF and there is no Export to PDF menu itself as there is in InDesign. Instead, you just choose Export and then under Save as type what you want to do is choose Adobe PDF. So we are going to export this to PDF and it will export it directly into our Exercise Folder. So click Save. Now when you click Save here it doesn't really create the PDF. Instead it's going to put up this dialog box.
Now you can export to PDF either Layout View or Story in Galley View, but if you start in Layout View it only shows you Layout, which I think is kind of a pain. So if you want to export Galley or Story to PDF, which I will be talking about in a different video, you need to be in that view first. So you are in Layout View and let's just go through here. There's not really that much to do. Under Compatibility that means which version of Reader can open this and basically these are just different versions of PDF and you can just leave it at the default of Acrobat 5 and then which page do you want to export to PDF.
So we will just say All. Now if you want pages 2 and 3 you know all those are Facing Pages. If you want them to come out as Facing Pages in the PDF you have to remember to turn on Spreads. Otherwise you are going to end up with a 3-page PDF. Each one of those pages is a single page and sometimes that's exactly what you want, because there are things you can do in Reader and in Acrobat to make single page documents appear as Facing Pages. As with every PDF the typefaces, the fonts that that you are going to use, are going to be embedded in the PDF, as long as that's allowed by the typeface manufacturer, which in 95% of cases it is. Al the Adobe ones are fine and it's going to subset the fonts. It's not going to put the entire typeface so that keeps the file size small.
Then under Options, you can include your notes, you know like any embedded notes which I talked about in a different video, as annotations and what that means is a comment. You know how in Acrobat, you can add a little comment that looks a little yellow Post-it note. It will convert any note that you embed into comments, which is very cool, and I really wish InDesign had that ability but it doesn't. So I will usually turn that on if you have notes inside and then Include Page Information just means in the footer of every page it's going to include like a little time and date stamp and the name of the document. Everything else you can basically ignore. I don't know why these are here because all this happens by default now whenever you create PDF documents.
But the one thing you do want to turn on is View PDF after Exporting just to make sure that it came out okay. While we are here, take a look at this button down here, Security Settings. Now you might be passing along a PDF to say a client or something for proofing, this information might be very confidential so perhaps you are going to require a password to open the PDF. Usually this is only available in Acrobat Pro but it's built into InCopy as it is in InDesign. So you can say that a person requires a password to open the document, so you would just type in the password right here and then of course tell the recipient what the Password is so they can open it.
In addition to that or instead of that you can say anybody can open a document but you are going to require a password if you want to do any of these things. You can say that this document can be opened but not printed and/or this document could be opened but not changed. You know because you can do a lot of changing to PDF in Acrobat. It's up to you if you want to add these kind of restrictions to the PDF. In some workflows or particular kinds of publications this is extremely valuable. But for now we are not going to add any security. We are just going to make a normal PDF and then I will click Export.
If you have any overset text or if you have missing fonts you will get a little reminder of that fact whenever you export to PDF and whenever you print. So if you are aware of that and it's okay with you, just click OK. Then it creates the PDF and because we said open it when you are done, it automatically open here in Reader, is what I have is my default PDF program. Let me choose Fit-in-Window. So there is page 1, doesn't it look nice, and we will scroll down to page 2 and 3. Remember we turned on the Spreads check box.
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Managing Director and Global Head of Macquarie Investment Management Group, Michael Lukin said at the conference that "What [the data] doesn't show is also [the volume of] exits. A lot of the returns that have been generated out of places like China and India are actually unrealised."
Industry sources say that Australia's exit environment is good at the moment, with a buoyant IPO market and trade buyers coming in from abroad, however some say that investing in places like China is still attractive. A domestic LP who attended the alpha conference said: "I think there is value provided you can find the right group. That group has to have certain connections at a political level, but they've also got to have genuine investment and operating expertise. But then you also have to stop and [mix] that country exposure to a more regional strategy as well."
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Bring on an IBF Rematch Order!: The Post Report Card
by Cliff Rold
It's the sort of boxing crime that will spawn urban legend, touches of myth. As the days pass into months and years, many will forget how good a fight it really was, how closely competed and how much of a rally now former IBF Bantamweight titlist Joseph Agbeko (28-3, 22 KO needed.
He might have been on the verge.
He wasn't there yet.
The egregious incompetence referee Russell Mora showed in round eleven, ruling a nut shot a knockdown, sealed the fate of Agbeko. Because of that call, because of its blindness and stench, time will likely remember August 13, 2011, as a night when Joseph Agbeko came to the land of dreams and found a nightmare.
Found himself robbed.
As in all good myths and urban legends, there will be strong hints of truth.
It's not all true.
Let's go to the report cards.
Pre-Fight: Speed – Agbeko A-; Mares B+/Post: B+; B+
Pre-Fight: Power – Agbeko B; Mares B-/Post: B; B
Pre-Fight: Defense – Agbeko B+; Mares B/Post: B; B
Pre-Fight: Intangibles – Agbeko A; Mares A/Post: Same
For a full recap of the fight, consult here: http://www.boxingscene.com/russell-mora-mares-get-better-agbeko-sin-city--42634
It's not all true because Mares (22-0-1, 13 KO) did a lot of things right in the fight. He wasn't responsible for the unwillingness of Mora to deduct points and worked what was available. Mares was ahead as both men hit the final third of the contest. Sure, part of that was working the fringes of the rules by way of belt line.
A lot of it was accurate punching above the waist. Agbeko started slow, and somewhat lethargic, a not so surprising development from an aging little man who had to sweat extra to make weight. The failure to make weight on the first try Friday looks to have been telling. Agbeko was not as sharp as he was for his bout with Yonnhy Perez in the first round of the tournament.
Once Mares started to slow down, Agbeko's physical strength and guts made the fight entertaining. Beginning in round nine, the tide turned and maybe he could have pulled off the comeback.
We'll never know for sure. The assumption by some is that if Mora takes a point in the eleventh, Agbeko wins the round and the rally plays to him. The problem with that assumption is it creates a whole new final round. Mares gave away the twelfth on Saturday. He could not have in what DC Comics fans might call the "Earth-2" version of the fight.
One wishes they could have seen such drama. Mora may have been distracting but he didn't stop the leather flying. Mares and Agbeko fought their hearts out on Saturday, fouls and all.
There is a perfect place to settle all this and it need not be on a world where Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle made a Huntress all their own.
The place is a ring, right on this world, in an immediate rematch. Fans who saw what was often excellent action Saturday, between controversies, deserve to know who the better man is. So do the fighters. Abner Mares is an entertaining, tough kid who should be able to wear or not wear his belt with dignity. Agbeko is a proud warrior who has experienced sure defeat only once in three blemishes and needs to know whether the latest truly belongs.
This is the part of the show where typically the fighters can be laid against the tapestry of their division, weighing their options. It would be fine to debate their chances against a Nonito Donaire or Anselmo Moreno.
It's just not what it right.
The IBF is in the best position to make the right thing happen and there can be only one just call.
Without Mora.
Report Card Picks 2010: 25-10
Ratings Update
Time is always of the essence and there just hasn't been enough in the last couple weeks to give the divisional ratings the update they need (and deserve). That should be rectified between now and next week.
Cliff Rold is a member of the Ring Magazine Ratings Advisory Panel and the Boxing Writers Association of America. He can be reached at [email protected]
it's true that out Agbeko was mostly ineffective and tentative until about round 9 when Mares starting tiring -- but the constant low blows definitely were a factor -- Agbeko needs to start stronger mext time and wear Mares down…Comment by SlimTim on 08-16-2011
If the ref hadn't been paid off by golden girl he would have taken a point early in the fight and Mares would have either A: stop throwing low blows, which would have left Agbeko with fresher legs late to…Comment by PRBOXINGCOTTO on 08-16-2011
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The Norm Classics by Michael Jantze
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Superman could grab a piece of coal and make a diamond if he needed money.
Not to mention how hard it is to find a phone booth when you need one.
He never really needed phone booths. He could change anywhere and at super speed.
There's a difference between helping others and being taken advantage of….
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Complaint Review: Springrivernurseries
SpringrivernurseriesCounty Road 687 P.o. Box 111 Hartford, Michigan U.S.A.
Spring river nurseries ripoff is a good start they cashed my check and I never received my merchandise Hartford Michigan
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The check got cashed and I never received my merchandise. Today is June 6 and the check cleared on 5-3-04 and I am still waiting.
However, I see that I am not the only person that this happened to and this is nothing but a scam. I see that the other gentleman called several times with no response. I'm not going to waste my time. I just want my money back.
Deloit, Iowa
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[ Winter Haven ]
Legoland Offers Girl Scout Event
Published: Thursday, March 29, 2012 at 1:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 29, 2012 at 1:15 a.m.
Legoland Florida is celebrating the 100th anniversary of Girl Scouts with a special event Saturday for members of Girl Scouts of West Central Florida.
Scouts will be admitted at the special rate of $30 per person. Advance registration is required, and tickets must be purchased online by Friday. The day will include workshops just for Girl Scouts and geared toward specific grade levels. Tickets may be purchased at www.gswcf.org/100/special_events.
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