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Dragon Ball Z: Bio-Broly (ドラゴンボールZ 超戦士撃破!!勝つのはオレだ, Doragon Bōru Zetto: Sūpā Senshi Gekiha!! Katsu No wa Ore da; lit. "Dragon Ball Z: Super Warrior Defeat!! I'm The One Who'll Win") is the eleventh Dragon Ball Z movie. It was released in Japan on July 9, 1994, between episodes 232 and 233. It is the sequel to Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming and the final installment of the Broly films. FUNimation Entertainment dubbed it into English in 2005.
The film opens with a group of strangely colored humanoids emerging from tanks in a laboratory. The scientists responsible for these creations, Dr. Collie and Nain among others, are congratulated by their employer, Lord Jaguar, who plans to make these "Bio-Humans" into the strongest fighters on Earth. Despite warnings from his cousin, Men-Men, Jaguar laughs maniacally as one of his unfinished bio-humans wags his furry tail in his tank.
The Bio-Mutants
As Mr. Satan has not yet paid Android 18 the prize money she demanded for letting him beat her in the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament, she begins smashing Satan House up, particularly his undeserved prizes from the tournament. Mr. Satan, cowering, tries to tell 18 that he has not gotten the money yet, but she does not believe him, and continues to ransack his home. His screams of fright are heard by Krillin, Marron, Trunks, and Goten, who are waiting outside.
Mr. Satan is visited by Men-Men, who claims to be the cousin of the champion's old martial arts rival Jaguar. It seems that Jaguar is blackmailing Mr. Satan into visiting his laboratory island to fight his Bio-Warriors, as Jaguar is the only other person who knows of Mr. Satan's bed wetting secret when he was younger. Mr. Satan agrees, and departs to Mei Queen Castle with Men-Men, followed by 18, Trunks, and Goten.
Upon arriving, Mr. Satan is coldly greeted by Jaguar, who sets up a tournament for him to fight the Bio-Warriors, but when they demonstrate their incredible fighting abilities, they are more than Mr. Satan can handle, Goten, Trunks, and 18 intervene. Goten and Trunks are then confronted by a familiar face: Maloja, the Priest from Natade Village whom they met in the previous movie, Broly - Second Coming.
Enraged, Jaguar reveals his greatest weapon: a Super Bio-Warrior. But when Trunks and Goten see the Super Bio-Warrior, they recognize him as none other than the Legendary Super Saiyan himself, Broly. They confront the priest, who tells them that he sold Broly's frozen blood to Jaguar, and that the Super Bio-Warrior is Broly's clone. Trunks and Goten prepare to destroy Bio-Broly before he can be revived, but he had sensed the attack, which awakened Broly's Saiyan instincts. He breaks out of stasis, only to be drenched in the bio-liquid and turns into a horribly deformed, slime covered bio-mutant, giving him the name Bio-Broly. Meanwhile, Maloja is taking all the money in Jaguar's safe, only for the liquid to come behind him and kill him as he tries to ward it off with an evil banishment prayer. Many scientists try to evacuate, most are killed by the fluid.
Battling the Legendary Super Saiyan: Round 3
Jaguar commands Bio-Broly to attack Mr. Satan, but 18 intervenes at the last minute, only to get pounded by the Bio-Saiyan. Just before Bio-Broly can kill Satan, Goten and Trunks intervene and save him in time. They then attack Bio-Broly head-on, and prove to be an equal match for the Bio-Saiyan, until Goten abandons the battle to save some trapped scientists from the flooding and dangerous bio-liquid that will absorb anything with a different genetic structure to its own and grow stronger.
As Bio-Broly pounds Trunks around, 18 recovers and tries to stop him, but she too is beaten. Just before Bio-Broly can kill her, Krillin shows up in time and rescues 18, but Bio-Broly finds them both and almost kills them. Goten and Trunks then fight Bio-Broly again, but they get seriously pounded, and Bio-Broly almost kills Goten until Trunks lures the menace away.
Trunks manages to lure Bio-Broly away from his battered friends, and then fires an upside-down Finish Buster at him, only for it to miss. It seems that Trunks is doomed, until a tank that had been hit by the Finish Buster ruptures, causing bio-liquid to shower on Bio-Broly and supposedly melt him. Unfortunately, this only makes the bio-liquid more powerful, and it soon starts to flood the entire island, seemingly unstoppable. Goten, Trunks, Krillin and 18 manage to get as many people as they can out of the lab, including the reluctant Jaguar and Men-Men, who want to die shamefully along with their deadly creations, but Trunks rescues them anyway, and Mr. Satan manages to escape by jumping into the water.
To everyone's surprise, the bio-liquid seems to be solidifying by touching the sea water, so Trunks, Goten, and Krillin use a triple Kamehameha to blast the water by the island so high that the entire island is flooded with sea water, which solidifies all the bio-liquid. Unfortunately, the celebrations are cut short when Bio-Broly emerges from the sea as a giant. However, as fast as Bio-Broly emerges, he then turns to stone, due to having been drenched in sea water. Seeing their chance, Goten and Trunks blast the gigantic Bio-Broly statue into smithereens, ridding the universe of Broly for good.
Mr. Satan emerges from the sea water, calling for help. Laughing, 18 says that she will help him if he promises to pay her 100,000,000 zeni. Fuming, Satan swims off. In Other World, Goku is informed that Broly is causing trouble in Hell. Along with Pikkon, Goku is sent to stop Broly, after he finishes an enormous meal.
Timeline placement
This film may take place during the Buu Saga, after the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament and shortly before Super Buu arrives on Kami's Lookout.[1] It would likely take place between the episodes "Return to Other World" and "Gotenks is Born", due to Goten and Trunks not having mastered the Fusion Dance yet and Goku being in Other World (as shown at the end of the film). This placement would also account for Gohan and Vegeta being absent throughout the movie, Gohan training with the Z Sword and Vegeta having recently died in this period.
In the Dragon Ball manga/anime, after the tournament, Android 18 goes with Bulma and the others to find the Dragon Balls,[2] and then Goku takes them to Kami's Lookout, where she remains with Krillin, Marron, and the others. Goten and Trunks are also taken to the lookout after Majin Buu was released and train for performing the Fusion Dance. They, Krillin and Marron could have joined #18 in pursuing Mr. Satan to get the 20 million zeni he owed her before Super Buu came to the lookout (and before Goten and Trunks enter the Hyperbolic Time Chamber).[3]
Android 18 could also have asked Mr. Satan for the money after the Kid Buu Saga, but Goku is seen dead on Grand Kai's planet at the end of the movie.
Bio-Broly was originally released on VHS and Laserdisc in Japan. In 2006, Toei Animation released Bio-Broly as part of the final Dragon Box DVD set, which included all four Dragon Ball films and thirteen Dragon Ball Z films. These were presented in a new widescreen transfer from the original negatives with a 16:9 aspect ratio that was matted from the original 4:3 aspect ratio. Additionally, the complete Japanese audio of Bio-Broly was released on CD entitled Dragon Ball Z – Sūpā-Senshi Gekiha!! Katsu No wa Ore Da in Japan on August 20, 1996.[4]
FUNimation released Bio-Broly for DVD on September 13, 2005 in uncut form.[5]. As was the case with all previous releases, the movie was released in an unmatted 4:3 aspect ratio. The DVD featured an English dub with a soundtrack featuring an original score done by Mark Menza. In 2006, FUNimation bundled Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan with Broly - Second Coming and Bio-Broly in a new DVD box set entitled "Broly Triple Threat". It was released on September 12, 2006 in uncut form only.[6]
FUNimation re-released Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan, Broly - Second Coming, and Bio-Broly on DVD and Blu-ray on March 31, 2009 as a the only "Triple Feature" in their "Double Feature" line.[7] This new set featured a brand-new widescreen transfer from Video Post & Transfer and a new audio mix for the English dub featuring the original Japanese score done by Shunsuke Kikuchi in addition to the old mix featuring the Menza score.
FUNimation repackaged the Double Feature DVDs into three new thinpak sets, the third of which was released on January 3, 2012 and included Broly - Second Coming, Bio-Broly, Fusion Reborn, and Wrath of the Dragon. These three sets were also released together in the Canada-only Dragon Ball Z: Complete Movie Collection featuring reversioned artwork of Goten and Trunks from Bio-Broly on the cover.
Cast list
|Character Name
|Voice Actor (Japanese)
|Voice Actor (FUNimation)
|Masako Nozawa
|Kara Edwards
|Takeshi Kusao
|Laura Bailey
|Android #18
|Miki Itō
|Meredith McCoy
|Mayumi Tanaka
|Sonny Strait
|Mr. Satan
|Daisuke Gōri
|Chris Rager
|Tomiko Suzuki
|Meredith McCoy
|Lord Jaguar
|Naoki Tatsuta
|Bill Townsley
|Masako Nozawa
|Sean Schemmel
|Bio-Broly and Broly
|Bin Shimada
|Vic Mignogna
|Joji Yanami
|Kyle Hebert
- Goten, Trunks, and Android 18 vs. Bio Warriors
- Android 18 vs. Bio-Broly
- Goten (Super Saiyan) and Trunks (Super Saiyan) vs. Bio-Broly
- Goten (Super Saiyan), Trunks (Super Saiyan), Android 18, and Krillin vs. Bio-Broly
- Goten (Super Saiyan), Trunks (Super Saiyan), and Krillin vs. Bio-Broly (Giant Form)
Techniques Used
- Power Blitz - Used by Android 18 to destroy Jaguar's tournament screen before her fight with his Bio Warriors.
- Kamehameha - Used numerous times by Goten and Trunks, and once by Krillin, to combat Bio-Broly. Also used by Goten alongside Trunks' Big Tree Cannon to destroy the solidified giant Bio-Broly.
- Friend Kamehameha - Used twice by Goten and Trunks; once in an attempt to destroy the container Bio-Broly was in before his revival, and second to land a considerable blow during their fight.
- Explosive Wave - Used by Bio-Broly to destroy the container he was being held in.
- Eraser Cannon - Used many times by Bio-Broly while fighting the Z-Fighters. Used in attempts to kill Mr. Satan and Goten before being interrupted both times.
- Double Eraser Cannon - Used by Bio-Broly in his fight with Goten and Trunks, however the two young Saiyans dodged the attack.
- Continuous Energy Bullet - Used by Bio-Broly in his fight with Goten and Trunks, unintentionally destroying many parts of the factory they were fighting in. Also used by Goten and Trunks.
- Gigantic Spike - Used by Bio-Broly to injure and knock out Trunks.
- Bio-Hyper Beam - Used by Bio-Broly to attack Android 18 before directly punching her. Used again to attack Jaguar while he was barking out orders.
- Trap Shooter - Used by Bio-Broly in an attempt to finish off a beaten Android 18, who was saved by the last minute by Krillin.
- Mouth Energy Wave - Used by Bio-Broly to injure and knock out Goten.
- Kakarot! - Used by Bio-Broly to power himself up in anger while mistaking Goten with Goku.
- Destructo Disc - Used by Krillin to attack Bio-Broly, however it is ineffective as the fluid covering Bio-Broly counters the attack.
- Body Manipulation/Regeneration - Used by Bio-Broly due to his body being malleable from the culture fluid to recover from Krillin's Destructo Disc.
- Finish Buster - Used by Trunks to ambush Bio-Broly by destroying a barrel above him to shroud Bio-Broly in the culture fluid.
- Multiple Kamehameha - Used by Goten, Trunks and Krillin to direct a large amount of the ocean's seawater to counteract the culture fluid affecting the factory.
- Big Tree Cannon - Used by Trunks alongside Goten's Kamehameha to destroy the solidified giant Bio-Broly.
- Miracle Knee! - Used by Mr. Satan in response to Lord Jaguar's order to Bio-Broly to rid the world of its Champion & Hero.
- Taunt - Used by Goten and Trunks to mock Bio-Broly.
- High Tension Turn - Used by Goten and Trunks at the same time on Bio-Broly, causing him to cough up a mixture of culture fluid and blood.
The movie was released in theaters in Japan on July 9th 1994 and was part of a double feature alongside Dr. Slump and Arale-chan: N-cha!! Excited Heart of Summer Vacation. It grossed a total of ¥1.75 billion (US $18.0 million). [8]
- This is first movie where Android 18 plays an active role (she briefly appears along with her brother in Dragon Ball Z: Super Android 13!, but does not play a large role). This is also the only movie where she fights alongside her husband, Krillin.
- This is the first movie in which Marron makes an appearance. Also Meredith McCoy voices her instead of Laura Bailey.
- Krillin, Trunks and Goku are the only characters to appear in all three Broly movies. Trunks appears as a baby in the first Broly movie and Goku appears as a baby in the movies. Nonetheless, he did have a speaking dialogue and physical appearance in body format. This is the only Broly movie where Krillin actually fights against Broly.
- The scene showing Trunks' penis was edited out in most English dubs, and when he gives Bio Broly the middle finger, it is turned into a fist. In the TV Dub, Trunks' face is crudely (with no resizing and rather low quality) zoomed in on.
- When Bio-Broly is getting covered by the Culture Fluid, Trunks is shown with darker-than-normal colored eyebrows.
- This is the first time Trunks uses the Kamehameha on-screen.
- Right before they fire the Kamehameha to spread seawater over the island, Krillin has a golden aura instead of the regular white ki aura which manifests for most humans when they gather up their energies.
- This is the last movie to have the main antagonist's name on the title in the American version.
- From this movie until Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!, the main villains do not speak (or at the most say only a single word). A theme of the later movies involve the antagonists' speech level going down. Bojack gets few lines in Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound, Broly only gets one line aside from "Kakarot!" in Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming, Bio-Broly does not speak (except yelling "Kakarot!" when emerging from the sea), neither does Janemba (except for when he is in his first form, in which case he only says his own name) in Fusion Reborn, and neither does Hirudegarn in Wrath of the Dragon.
- Although the film states that Broly had been killed as a direct result of being blasted into the Sun from Second Coming, the video game Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 disagrees with it by revealing that Broly has not only survived the action, but also became even stronger and gained a Super Saiyan 3 transformation as a result.
- The 21st Shunsuke Kikuchi music package for the franchise starts here. The cues were designated "M19XX" codes, and this package would make its series debut in Buu's Mutiny.
See also
- ↑ Daizenshuu 6, 1995
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z episode 239, "Find the Dragon Balls"
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z episode 255, "Buu Against Buu"
- ↑ "Music Database - Miscellaneous Dragon Ball CDs", kanzenshuu.com
- ↑ "Dragon Ball Z: Bio-Broly", amazon.com
- ↑ "Dragon Ball Z: Broly Triple Threat (3 pack)", amazon.com "Dragon Ball Z: Broly Triple Threat (3 pack)", amazon.com
- ↑ "Dragon Ball Z: Broly Triple Feature (Broly / Broly Second Coming / Bio-Broly) (Steelbook Packaging)", amazon.com
- ↑ http://worldofkj.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=55322&sid=6362a4092ea8c6562491437817e3722f&start=3500


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Starting for the AZL Cubs versus he AZL Angels at Fitch Park Field #3 this morning, Rich Hill worked five shutout innings (68 pitches, 47 strikes, 8/0 GO/FO), allowing three hits (all three singles) and a walk, with five strikeouts. He really had his roundhouse curve and efficient two-seamer working today, as he went to a three ball count on only two of the 17 Angels hitters he faced.
Hill was supposed to start yesterday's game versus the AZL Rangers, but the game was canceled due to wet grounds (a severe monsoon storm hit the Phoenix area Thursday night and Fitch Park was still flooded Friday morning).
If he doesn't get promoted to Iowa this coming week, his next AZL start should be Thursday at Fitch Park versus the AZL Padres. If he does stay in Arizona for one more start, it's possible that Hill will rejoin the Iowa Cubs when the I-Cubs play at Tucson the week of July 21st (the same week the Cubs play the Diamondbacks in Phoenix).
Coupled with his previous outing last Sunday when he worked four innings of one hit ball with six K, Hill has now gone 9 IP, 4 H, 1 R (1 ER), 2 BB and 11 K over his last two outings since modifying his delivery under the auspices of Cubs Minor League Pitching Coordinator Mark Riggins and AZL Cubs Pitching Coach Rick Tronerud.
Hill almost certainly could have gone longer today, but there is a limit of five innings or 75 pitches (whichever comes first) for AZL pitchers, including rehabbers.
Hill left with a 3-0 lead after five innings, and the AZL Cubs managed to just barely hang-on for a 6-5 victory.
2008 20th round draft pick LF Jericho Jones (Louisiana Tech) had three more hits (he's now hitting 452/500/690) before leaving the game with cramps. (Jones is a slow runner, but he sure can hit). Matt Cerda (4th round pick out of Oceanside HS) reached base three times on two singles and a walk and scored three runs, and Nelson Perez hit a monster solo HR over the right-centerfield fence.
Cerda, who hasn't been a full-time catcher since his Little League days, has made great strides behind the plate since arriving at Fitch Park last month, working daily with player-coach (mentor) Danny Fatheree, who was Kerry Wood's catcher in HS.
At the plate, Cerda is an advanced hitter with an eagle eye at the plate, especially for a kid one month removed from high school. He reminds me of a young left-handed hitting version of Craig Biggio.
Ryan Acosta, Toby Matchulat, Carlos Rojas, and Luke Sommer followed Rich Hill to the mound, but only Sommer (who was an outfielder as recently as two months ago) was effective, earning the save with 1-1/3 innings of shutout relief. Acosta allowed three runs in the 6th and left the game with one out in the top of the 7th with an injury (exact nature unknown).
In AZL roster news, the Cubs have signed their fourth Non-Drafted Free-Agent (NDFA) and first NDFA position player of 2008, IF-OF-C Pat Mahoney (University of Connecticut).
A 22-year old right-handed hitter from Des Moines, Mahoney is the younger brother of ex-Cubs and ex-Iowa catcher Mike Mahoney. The younger Mahoney was originally an infielder, but was converted to catcher in his senior year at UConn, and I would expect him to serve as a "super-sub" utility player for the AZL Cubs. He supposedly can play just about anywhere.
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Is Rafael Dolis close to throwing in some games?
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I still think that Hill returns to the Cubs before this season is over, and starting for the Cubs down the stretch.
That is pretty damn good.
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Who does Sean Marshall have to kill to get a spot in the rotation?
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Don't get me wrong. I like Marshall.
And I would be content with him in the rotation.
But I am also content with Marquis in that role right not.
BUT... if Hill can come back and pitch like he did last year, he is and will be a better option than either Marquis or Marshall.
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Great news about Hill.
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That would be quite the comeback if Hill comes back to start for the Cubs..the question is will he be any better than Marquis? I'm intersted to see how he does in alot higher levels than Arizona Rookie League.
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As long as he has his control back, we already know that Hill is good enough to get major league hitters out, and is much much better than Marquis.
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Sure the 'old Hill' could get major league hitters out and was better than Marquis. From what I understand he was totally changed his delivery? Thats not a minor change that you can just put him right back in there. Maybe he can come back like nothing ever happened, but I don't see that scenario as likely.
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Well... even the bad Hill was moderately effective, and was still difficult to hit. He just struggled to throw strikes.
If he can now continue to throw strikes, he should be back in the bigs sooner than later, and he should be effective.
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That is one hell of a rotation, provided Lilly gets back on track as well.
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AZ Phil, I read in the Des Moines Register that the plan for Mahoney was to have him head to Boise soon.
Any word on the arrival of Cashner or Shafer? Thanks for the report, it's great to see something optimistic to follow up on the box score.
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AZ Phil: What's the latest on Angel Guzman? Is he close to a rehab assignment yet? Thanks.
RIP Bobby Murcer
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May he rest in peace.
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AZ Phil: Have you seen Hill do that sidearm thing he had so much success with last season?
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As always, thanks AZ Phil!
Have you heard of the Cubs signing anyone in Latin America with the July 2nd date passing? Seems like most of the news surrounded the A's, Padres and Yankees (and the bonus skimming by the Nationals and the White Sox).
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adam who?
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adam dunn just took gagne deep...huge shot.
slo-mo replays show him chewing gum with his head slightly bobbing with the chewing motion.
solid no-doubt contact...what a weird hitter.
Re: Logan Watkins
Is he there?If he is ,how does he stack up?
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Great news about Hill.
Can he pitch the 8th?
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Going to be really interesting to see how Lou handles the late innings tomorrow. No Wood. Marmol threw 36. He couldn't go even if Lou trusted him. So you've got probably Howry at the end, Gaudin, Cotts, Hart, and the long guys - Marshall and Lieber. Not a lot of dependability there.
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Z and Lilly are also rested enough to use in the pen. Lets hope Demp can get us 7 so we can go straight to Gaudin and Howry.
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Yeah, Z could throw an inning. Lilly could, but I doubt Lou & Larry would want to since he threw on the side/warmed up in the bullpen/both today.
walkoff 2 run homer for pitt...down by 1 in the bottom 10th. pitt wins. mil/stl lose.
there was another walkoff tonight with KC beating SEA...it was KC's first walkoff HR win since April 05 according to their announcer.
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they were up 6 in the 8th...brutal bullpen work in the NL central today.
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Way to go Bucs!! Nice scrappy performance tonight. You listen to the Pit announcers on Glaus' homerun and they sound just as convinced as the rest of us that the game was over.
Don't look now but the Cubs have the best record in baseball again. If we add a Hill that can once again throw strikes back onto this roster we're in pretty damn good shape heading into the 2nd half. Once Soriano's back I have a hard time figuring out what we need to trade for before the deadline. Maybe another lefty out of the pen? I don't ever remember feeling this stacked at this point in the season (no whammies!).
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Hill could be that another lefty in the pen if he continues to produce. We are set right now in the rotation with Z-Harden-Demp-Lilly-Marquis-Marshall with Gaudin and Lieber strecthed out enough to be emergency starters. Marmol's struggles today are another sign we need to add a pen arm or two to be safe. We need another set-up guy and a LOOGY if the SU guy is a RHP, Hill could settle both roles if he is right and unlike Fuentes we dont have to give up two good young players to get him.
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Arizona Phil......are they waiting for Jericho Jones to hit .500 before they move him up? The batting averages of the outfielders in Boise & Peoria aren't exactly tearing it up.Peoria only has 3 outfielders (with Johnston injured)
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Just have to say it... best record in the major leagues ...again.
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Submitted by Jumbo on Fri, 07/04/2008 - 7:36pm.
With Marmol coming down to earth and the so-so performances of Weurtz and Cotts & the "injury" to Eyre - the bullpen's smelling kinda shitty. So if Hill came back into form it would allow either Gallagher or Marshall to go to the pen. Gallagher would certainly be an upgrade over Ascanio, though he's done very well as a 22 year old MLB #5.
I'm sure Lou won't want to wait for Hill to prove himself before getting an extra pitcher, so if CC is a Brewer and Burnett or Harden becomes a Cub, the potential pitching staff is something like this: (If Hill comes back and pitches like last year, you can move Marquis to the pen. His family will starve, but Lou won't care.)
Down to minors: 2 of Weurtz/Cotts/Marshall (or all 3 if Hill is back)
Keep it up Rich. That would be a helluva rotation for the second half
Posted this on the last Hill Update. Harden came true and Marquis and Hill look to be legitimately fighting for the #5 spot. Marquis was terrific his last couple starts and Hill is capable of pitching like a #2 when he gets it together.
Obviously, if Marquis can continue as with his recent outings Hill will have to be out of this world to take it from him.
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2nd half.
Hello Hill!
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"So if Hill came back into form it would allow either Gallagher or Marshall to go to the pen. Gallagher would certainly be an upgrade over Ascanio, though he's done very well as a 22 year old MLB #5."
Gallagher is not on the team anymore.
BTW, Cubs got Kenny Lofton and Aramis Ramirez from the Pirates.
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"Gallagher is not on the team anymore."
Jumbo was quoting from a post he initially put up on 7/4.
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OH! Sorry JUMBO. My bad.
Didn't catch it.
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I said it before, and I will say it again...
Send marmol to the 15 DL, let him rest up, energize and lets see what happens.
I mean the old marmol over 15 games, accounts for what? 1 win?
The new marmol would account for 3 losses. No risk as I see it.
AZ PHIL: Friend. Fellow Cubs sufferer. DeFacto scout extraordinaire - since the Cubs have now traded their #1 pitching prospect for a pitcher who is either brilliant, or hurt and can't pitch, can you please tell us who is the next in line?
In your opinion, who in the minors, has the best shot of being a 1-4 slotted pitcher in the majors within the next year or two?
I had thought it was Pawelek, but it does not seem like it will happen that soon. Veal? Still has control issues. JEff Russell? The Notre Dame wide-out? Not enough pitches developed yet. Kevin Hart? From what I've seen in-person, he has no confidence against major-league hitters.
Gallagher at only 22 years old, had some terrific stuff, and a bright future in the majors.
Please tell us what's down the pike.
Marquis pitching drives everyone to drinking
This doesn't help Cub fans reputation as a bunch of drunks-
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Because that's exactly what he needs.
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Can't say that's who I'd pick. Odd choice.
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from the press release...
Wood will not play in the 2008 All-Star Game but will attend the
festivities. Marmol (2-3, 4.13 ERA, 3 Sv, 52.1 IP, 29 H, 70 SO) was
selected because he was the relief pitcher who received the next
highest vote total on the Player Ballot.
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Yeah, I saw that a little later. Hadn't seen or heard the reasoning when that post was made.
Recent comments
Certainly might be the hottest pitcher right now, but he's behind a few pitchers by most objective full season standards.
Well noted. You may also note that Lester's Career Playoff ERA is almost a full point lower, and he has a lower WHIP as well.
Can't have everything, I guess.
i'm happy enough with the Lester signing, but Scherzer has more than earned the extra money so far. If he was in the rotation instead of Lester, this team would feel practically bulletproof to me.
Blaspheme maybe, but I think Scherzer is the best pitcher in the NL right now.
Maddon was pimping Russell for Gold Glove honors recently as a manager should do...
Here's some defensive numbers:
- Crawford (22.2)
- Seager (16.9)
- Cozart (14.2)
- Hechavarria (13.5)
- Russell (12.4)
Baseball Reference
- B. Crawford 2.3
- Russell 2.0
- Hechavarria 1.7
- N. Ahmed 1.6
- Z. Cozart 1.5
13.C. Seager 0.7
Traditional stats
.978 FP, 11 E, 333 A, 162 PO, 562 Chances, 4.27 RF, 72 DP Turned
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Twitterverse reporting that Almora's examination by a hand specialist went okay, it's still just a hand contusion.
Attaboy, Eloy! Jimenez named Midwest League MVP and Best Prospect.
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Now who can argue with that? I think we're all indebted to Gabby Johnson for clearly stating what needed to be said. I'm particularly glad that these lovely children were here today to hear that speech. Not only was it authentic frontier gibberish, it expressed a courage little seen in this day and age.
White Sox new stadium name w apropos logo
it was between that and "more like the CRUNCH REALLY EARLY AM REPORTER because i'm gonna c.r.e.am all over this place."
i chose the classy route.
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that was the 2nd greatest piece of performance art since Donald Trump's campaign
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This post originally appeared on the Huffington Post.
The Republican Party claims to be the party of small government -- with the obvious exceptions of denying marriage equality and massive government oversight of women's medical decisions. But there is another kind of big government that the party has overwhelmingly, enthusiastically gotten behind: expensive and intrusive attempts to make it harder for Americans to vote.
A trio of federal court decisions in Florida, Ohio and Texas last week ripped the lid off the increasingly successful right-wing campaign to limit opportunities for low-income people, minorities and students to vote -- especially, and not coincidentally, in swing states. These decisions, from even-handed and moderate federal judges across the country, show just how far the Right has gone to use the power of government to disenfranchise traditionally disenfranchised groups.
In Florida, a federal judge permanently blocked a law that had made it almost impossible for good government groups to conduct voter registration drives -- which had led groups like the venerable League of Women Voters to all but shut down operations in the state. In Ohio, a federal court ordered the state to reopen early voting in the three days before November's election, which Republicans had attempted to shut down. Early voting on the weekend before the election was enormously successful in 2008 -- especially among African Americans -- and the judge found that Republicans had no legitimate reason to want it to stop.
And finally a federal court, which is required to review changes in election policy in states and counties with a history of voting discrimination, ruled that Texas' new voter ID law couldn't go forward because it "imposes strict, unforgiving burdens on the poor, and racial minorities in Texas."
The effort that Republican governors and legislatures across the country have gone through in the past two years to make it more difficult for citizens to vote is truly remarkable. They have been willing to buck both the law and the spirit of our constitutional democracy to bar groups of people from participating in it. And they have been willing to set up extra layers of government and bureaucracy -- things they claim to despise -- in order to keep people from the polls.
There are plenty of areas of genuine disagreement in our politics, but the right to vote shouldn't be one of them. In an interview with The Atlantic last week, Rep. John Lewis, a hero of the Civil Rights movement, said "there should be public outcry" and a "sense of righteous indignation" at what is happening to our elections. He's right.
It's astounding that nearly 50 years after the Voting Rights Act banned racial discrimination at the polls, it's still needed as a shield against such egregious violations of its principles. And it's astounding that the self-proclaimed party of small government wants to use government's power to keep people from exercising their fundamental right to vote.
Jacksonville, Fla. – The African American Ministers Leadership Council (AAMLC), a national coalition of African American clergy, today praised a federal court's decision to strike down Florida early voting restrictions in five counties that would disproportionately affect African American voters.
"Sadly, the voter suppression tactics that the Voting Rights Act was meant to combat are alive and well in Florida," said Elder Lee Harris of Mount Olive Primitive Baptist Church in Jacksonville. "But thanks to the Voting Rights Act, those trying to suppress the African American vote in Florida aren't going to get away with it. The court was right to apply the act to what was a blatant attempt to keep African Americans from the polls."
A three-judge panel of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled that the Florida legislature's decision to cut early voting from 12 days to eight, for as little as six hours a day (potentially all during the standard workday), violated section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, which requires federal review of voting rights changes in states and counties with a history of voter discrimination. The court's decision applies just to the five counties covered under section 5 --Collier, Hardee, Hendry, Hillsborough and Monroe. The panel said it would approve a plan where the five counties held early voting open for 12 hours a day for each of the 8 days.
"Thanks to this sound decision, which we urge Gov. Scott to accept, Black voters in five counties will reclaim access to the ballot box during these critical early voting days," continued Elder Harris. "However, residents of counties not covered by section 5 of the Voting Rights Act – including Duval County – continue to face these suppressive new rules. We urge officials in all of Florida's counties to adopt the same early voting opportunities as approved by the court."
The African American Ministers Leadership Council, a program of People For the American Way Foundation, founded in 1997, has been working nationwide to help bring African Americans to the polls in every election, most recently through the newly-launched non-partisan "I Am A VESSEL and I Vote!" program.
Cleveland, Ohio – Members of the African American Ministers Leadership Council, a program of People For the American Way Foundation, reacted today to Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted's order to standardize early voting hours statewide. The order equalizes early voting hours throughout the state by eliminating all weekend early voting, a critical part of what made early voting in Ohio so successful four years ago.
"Secretary of State Husted could have lifted everyone in Ohio up together, but instead he brought us all down together," said Rev. Dr. Tony Minor of Cleveland. "Secretary Husted was right to standardize early voting hours in Ohio. But a deal that leaves everyone worse off isn't a victory. In 2008, one quarter of Ohio voters took advantage of convenient hours to cast our ballots early, eliminating the long lines of 2004 and contributing to a strong turnout."
"Secretary Husted's cynical solution to the discriminatory mess of laws he helped create was to bring everyone down to the lowest common denominator " added Rev. Dr. Minor. "Husted should be trying to make it easier for everyone in Ohio to vote, not to make it equally difficult."
The African American Ministers Leadership Council, founded in 1997, has been working nationwide to help bring African Americans to the polls in every election, most recently through the newly-launched non-partisan "I Am A VESSEL and I Vote!" program.
Members of the African American Ministers Leadership Council (AAMLC), a program of People For the American Way Foundation, spoke out today against efforts to restrict early voting opportunities in four Ohio counties that are home to 56 percent of the state's African American population.
"Jim Crow is alive in the 21st century and evident in the struggles we still face for equal access to the ballot box," said Rev. Dr. Tony Minor of Cleveland, Ohio. "There are politicians doing the unthinkable: they are making it harder for their constituents to exercise our constitutionally guaranteed right to vote. And once again, these suppression efforts are aimed directly at African Americans in swing states."
Officials in four Ohio counties -- Cuyahoga, Franklin, Summit and Lucas -- are set to deny night and weekend early voting to their citizens. Those four counties are home to some of Ohio's largest cities and over half its African American population. The state has already ended early voting for most residents in the final three days before the election. Last year, nearly 20 percent of early voters in Cuyahoga and Franklin counties went to the polls during that final time period.
The African American Ministers Leadership Council, founded in 1997, has been working nationwide to help bring African Americans to the polls in every election, most recently through the newly-launched non-partisan "I Am A VESSEL and I Vote!" program. The new early voting restrictions in Ohio are a setback to efforts to increase turnout and ensure that every vote counts.
"These efforts are intended to discourage and distract voters in the state of Ohio, but they will not succeed," added Rev. Minor. "We have strengthened our efforts to educate our congregations and our communities about their rights and their civic responsibilities. Believe me, no matter how hard they try to stop us, we will fight back against these restrictions and we will show up at the polls and vote."
In an interview with Tony Perkins on Washington Watch Weekly, former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell slammed the Obama campaign's effort to expand early voting procedures in Ohio, saying that the President is running "probably the most bareknuckle campaign I've seen".
Blackwell also accused democrats of exploiting the "Voter ID controversy to gin up their base" and energize minority voters in their favor. The controversy surrounding early voting in Ohio centers on a new special exemption that the state extends to military voters. The Obama campaign filed suit, seeking to restore early voting procedures for all citizens, including servicemen and women.
Despite decrying the so-called "bareknuckle" tactics of the Obama campaign, Blackwell is no stranger to political combat. His 2006 gubernatorial campaign smeared his opponent as gay, and Blackwell worked tirelessly to suppress minority voting in Ohio in the 2004 presidential election.
Perkins: To me it suggests that they're pretty desperate, that they see every vote as being, as counting, in the state of Ohio, that they cannot spare a single vote in that state.
Blackwell: Well you're absolutely right, and just think about, there is an alarming pattern. They are actively opposed, and in the case of what I'm getting ready to say, the administration is actively opposed to Voter ID. And they are using the Voter ID controversy to gin up their base because they are running a base turnout campaign and its imperative that they get a high voter turnout from blacks and Latinos and that they get a substantial disproportionate share of their vote, so they are basically creating the conservative republican boogeyman by saying, you know, voter ID requirements suppress votes. They then, on the other hands, they're suppressing the votes on the military because they know the numbers are against them. So you begin to see, or the Obama campaign and their friends going after chick-fil-a. You know, it is, this is, probably the most bareknuckle campaign that I've seen from a sitting President, it is Chicago-style politics, and there are no rules. It's a no-man's land.


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Numerous teams will compete in the paint dodge ball tournament. Teams will consist of no more than 5 players, with a registration fee of $25 per team. The final two teams standing will face off in the championship, with the winning team to winning the title of 2013 Xi Paint Wars Champion.
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I got this very thing, a mailer from the "Americans for Limited Government" listing all of my closest neighbors (names and addresses) and then saying whether they voted in 2004, 2008, and 2012 (2012 was listed as "pending" for everyone.) It did not say who they voted for, only yes or no whether they voted. It had me listed as "No" in 2004, which is incorrect, so I can only assume that they were looking under my married name (I voted under my maiden name in 2004, as I was not yet married.) The mailer also said that they would be sending out updated info after the election (presumably to let us know which of our neighbors voted in this election.
I googled "Americans For Limited Government" and this is the first news article that came up:
Americans for Limited Government political mailing fuels worries over invasions of privacy
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Long a staple of election year politics, a newmailing being delivered to the mailboxes of people in 19 states has fueled worries over invasions of privacy.
Americans for Limited Government , a self-described non-partisan group (Note from Alissa - I went to their website, and I do not believe they are "non-partisan", both from their anti-Obama news releases, cartoons, blogs, et cetera, and from the fact that one of the founders worked under Reagan and the other worked under Bush II) created to advance what it described as core American liberties, sent a mailing titled "Vote Audit History" to 2.7 million people, including nearly a quarter million people in Florida.
The mailing tells recipients that Americans for Limited Government "conducted an audit of public voting records in your neighborhood and wanted to present you findings of past civic participation in your community."
The single-page mailing lists the names and addresses of voters and their neighbors and whether they voted in 2004 and 2008.
It does not disclose who they voted for but closes with a reminder that it would send an updated voting history audit after Election Day.
"My first reaction was, "Why it is anybody's business? " asked Bonnie Billing, a West Palm Beach resident. "It was just completely inaccurate. I voted in every election period."
The Fairfax, Virginia-based group, which used public records to obtain the information, said the mailings had a singular purpose and had been sent to encourage more people to vote on Election Day.
"We firmly believe that people who sit on the sidelines and do not engage in selecting our leaders are abandoning not just their right to a say but are diminishing everyone's rights," said Richard Manning, a communications director for Americans for Limited Government. "We all need to express our views."
Asked about whether some mailings had listed incorrect voting records, Manning said, "an extremely small percentage had entry errors."
Though the information the group obtained for the mailing is a public record, elections officials and political analysts in Florida and elsewhere were surprised by how it was used.
"It's an invasion of privacy," said Timothy Gilbert, a professor at Northwood University. "The intent might be a good one to try to get people to vote that haven't voted but the method is, I think, a pretty nasty method."
The mailing was part of nearly $1 billion spending blitz by candidates, political parties and their supporters.
"If I were to walk up to a neighbor who happens to be on that list and they were to say 'Oh, well, you need to vote, you didn't vote the previous two times,' you know, that's just wrong on all levels. It really is," Billing said.
In Indiana, where state officials received numerous complaints from voters, Secretary of State Connie Lawson told voters to disregard the letter .
Thoughts? Is it an invasion of privacy for a group to tell your neighbors whether you voted in the last elections?


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Jersey Shore Plans A New 'Dress Code'...Should Detroit Follow Suit?If you are planning a summer vacation with a stop in New Jersey, careful what you are wearing! The Jersey Shore could soon be getting a dress code requiring visitors to put on a shirt and pull up their saggy pants. The issue of whether to enforce a dress code at the Wildwood boardwalk in Wildwood, N.J., is up for a vote this week, and the new rules would fine violators up to $200!
Luke Bryan Shirtless And Doing Keg Stands
Dierks Takes The Plunge


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It's time for your weekly WAG fix! The WAGs of world football have been busy over the holidays, making headlines, taking to Twitter and even finding themselves as newcomers to the wonderful world of wives and girlfriends!
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Teens turn from tomes to tires
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Historic home honored with official plaque
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August 30, 2016
Cornelius City Council still mulling marijuana laws
Next meeting will focus on development of library and affordable housing Changes to the marijuana regulations in Cornelius could be in…
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Ice cream business is a dream come true for couple
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August 30, 2016
New Highway 47 Roundabout mostly open
The roundabout that is replacing the dangerous intersection at Highway 47 and Verboort/Purdin roads is open on three sides. Drivers…
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New Forest Grove yarn shop opens doors
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Rollover Banks crash proves fatal
Washington County Sheriffs deputies responded to a fatal rollover crash on Highway 26 and Maller Road Monday morning, Aug. 29. James…
August 29, 2016
Washington County joins text-to-911 system
Network covers NW Oregon, SW Washington; phone calls still preferred. Washington County is among the areas where text-to-911 messages…
August 25, 2016
Three Forest Grove businesses sold alcohol to minors
Forest Grove and Hillsboro police departments placed undercover minor decoys in local stores, bars and restaurants along with the…
August 24, 2016
Newest FGSD water tests show lead levels down
The Forest Grove School District last week released results from a second round of water tests after six of its 14 district buildings…
August 24, 2016
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The Washington County Sheriffs Office (WCSO) arrested 77 impaired drivers in July. Of those, most of the impairment was due to…
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Elder abuse problem grows
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A police-trained canine helped apprehend an escaped convict early Saturday morning in Cornelius. On Aug. 20 at approximately 3:47…
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Flood plain foul-up draws worried homeowners
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Honor Flight seeks veterans for free trip to Washington, D.C.
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Slideshow: 71st Annual Banks BBQ
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Knotty Lamb opens Saturday with yarn, classes
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Aloha man drowns near North Plains
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FGPD recruit gives cancer patient special day
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Townzen completes Air Force basic training
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After Western Kentucky's schedule addition earlier today, every Football Bowl Subdivision team has completed their 2013 non-conference schedule. For most FBS teams, their slate includes a game against a school from the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS).
Of the 125 FBS teams, 106 (85%) will play at least one game against an FCS opponent in 2013. Two teams will play two games against FCS schools and one will play three games. Overall, there will be 110 FBS vs. FCS games (including Abilene Christian, see below).
FBS teams usually schedule FCS programs to fill out their home schedule and, in many cases, to aid in becoming bowl eligible. But in order to count towards a bowl, FCS schools must have "supplied financial aid for football averaging out to at least 90 percent of the 63 scholarships allowed over 'a rolling two-year period' that can include the current season."
Wagner, a member of the NEC, faces Syracuse in 2013 but may not count towards bowl eligibility for the Orange because the Seahawks only offer 40 football scholarships. However, Syracuse deputy athletics director Herman Frazier was told by Wagner that they count.
There will also be a rare game against a Division II team when New Mexico State plays host to Abilene Christian. The ACU Wildcats will be in the first season of a transition to the FCS but will count as a D-II team for scheduling purposes.
Here are some FBS vs. FCS numbers for the 2013 football season:
Teams that Don't Play FCS Schools in 2013 (19)
FAU, Hawaii, Miami (OH), Michigan, New Mexico, North Texas, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Penn State, Rice, Southern Miss, Stanford, Texas, Tulsa, UCF, UCLA, USC, UTEP, UTSA
BCS Teams that Don't Play FCS Schools in 2013 (9)
Michigan, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Penn State, Stanford, Texas, UCF, UCLA, USC
Teams that Play Two FCS Schools in 2013 (2)
Clemson (South Carolina State, The Citadel), Georgia Tech (Alabama A&M, Elon)
Note: Clemson and Georgia Tech likely would not have scheduled two FCS teams, but the ACC switched from a 9-game to an 8-game schedule. That forced them to find extra opponents late in the process.
Teams that Play Three FCS Schools in 2013 (1)
Georgia State (Chattanooga, Jacksonville State, Samford)
Games vs. FCS Schools by Conference
FBS vs. FCS Teams that finished in Top 100 of 2012 Sagarin Ratings
Georgia State has every reason to schedule three FCS opponents, as there's no real penalty to doing it in their second transition year.
UTSA, who last year took the same approach, is playing a "big boy" schedule with no FCS games this year.
I can also confirm that Wagner does NOT count towards bowl eligibility for Syracuse.
(Also, none of Hawaii's home opponents are doubling up on FCSes this year, which is a bit odd.)
ga. State might be ready for a full 1-A slate by 2017……
Most of these are going to really, really bad games. Only games against quality opponents should count towards going to a bowl game. We continue to dumb down schedules so that overpaid coaches can pad there W/L record with a gimme win or two. Bravo to those schools that do not dilute their records and insult their fans with shit games.
No BCS conference team should play FCS teams. Plenty of FBS teams who are not BCS conference teams would love to play in these games. Let the non BCS FBS teams schedule down to give those FCS teams a chance to make some money. This would make all the games a bit more competitive.
A MAC payout to a 1-AA opponent might be $260K…….same for Sun Belt…….most all ACC and Big East payouts are $400K+, and SEC and Big-12 payouts are north of $500K.
Beg do differ, as the better FCS teams can and DO beat those FBS teams that "would love to play in these games" every year. Last year, in the Big Sky Conference alone: Cal Poly beat Wyoming, Sac State beat Colorado, Northern AZ beat UNLV, Eastern WA beat Idaho, and nearly WA State. So… yeah…
On the other hand, one FCS team, Western Carolina, is playing THREE FBS teams. Middle Tennessee, Virginia Tech, and Auburn.
Also ODU (Maryland, UNC, Idaho)
Old Dominion is transitioning to FBS.
Old Dominion is considered a FCS team this year though
I like the FBS vs FCS matchups when they are in the same state.
I dont mind seeing FAMU or Bethune-Cookman Give me something to watch at halftime
I agree. As a UVA fan I find matchups vs JMU, Richmond, or W&M to be quite enjoyable.
San Jose State will host Sacatomatoes State,at first glance you think that will be a easy "W" but with two wins over 2 Pac 12 teams in 2011,2012….the Spartans won't be overlooking the Hornets!
I simply will say this, if FBS schools play one or more FCS schools in 2014 then I hope the committee that picks the four teams for the playoffs looks at that very closely and penalizes those teams. Honestly, the non-conference portion of FBS teams' schedules is mostly a joke.
I also find it interesting that the two conferences that play the most FCS schools are the ACC and SEC … the schools from the south. Yeah, like I said that selection committee better not give so much credit to the SEC. OK, Alabama was very good, but the other SEC schools generally lost or struggled in their bowl games. LSU lost, Florida lost, SC barely won, Georgia barely won. SEC a tad overrated.
I can give the SEC a slight pass since they do play a very difficult in conference schedule, and they like to schedule non-conference later in the season. I would rather see them schedule Sunbelt teams instead, but I can somewhat forgive them. The ones I do not understand is the ACC teams. Did they not see multiple two-loss teams jump their top two teams, Florida St and Clemson, during the season in the BCS ranking when they both only had one loss ( before playing Florida and South Carolina). Did they not realize that the rest of their conference is barely above Big East level talent (most of it is former Big East talent) and that they might need the bump up to rise in the rankings. So they go out and all schedule one FCS team and Clemson and Georgia Tech schedule two ( I understand the circumstances, but when the Sunbelt needed more scheduling partners they should have both dropped one of these teams or negotiated a later date for the game)? The ACC seems to only care about bowl eligibility and that is why they are slowly getting poached into obscurity, just like the Big East.
Pathetic to see this many of these games. Well glad to see the ACC is leading in something (16 of these games). I hope strength of schedule component comes in to play soon so we see these games go away.
The reason behind the ACC playing 16 FCS teams was because the ACC changed the conference schedule from 9 games to 8 at the last possible minute to accommodate Noter Dame which left everyone in the conference scrambling to find one more game to add to their schedule. Adding FCS teams were there only option.
For the most part FBS/FCS games are good for college football as long as they fall into at least one of two catagories. There should either be regional interest or legitimate competition between the two teams. Regional crossover games are good for the fans & schools. The fans love these psuedo-rivalries and pay for the tickets to see them. Both schools usually benefit financially and the athletes from the FCS schools have an opportunity to be noticed while the FBS athletes get to show off a bit. Crossover games that are not necessarily regional should be competetive. Kansas State will have their hands full with NDS and Toledo vs. EWU should be fun. When crossover games are scheduled outside those perameters they're usually boring and add nothing to the sport.
I agree that BCS teams from the Power 5 conferences should not schedule FCS teams. i know this has been going on since i can remember. hopefully, they start a trend of ending this completely. like someone above said, hopefully when the four team playoff starts, those teams that schedule FCS teams should get less recognition than teams who don't…
Ray, Robert and Travis, I really liked your posts!!! Spot on!!
Here is my idea for ending (or minimizing) these FBS/FCS games … why doesn't the NCAA do this?
If an FBS school schedules an FCS school and loses to the FCS school then the FBS school is ineligible to play in a bowl game or the playoffs that season.
FBS/FCS games really dilute the quality of college football. For the most part they are a joke. Shame on Clemson and GT for scheduling two FCS teams!
some of the FCS teams need those money games though.what about them? I would propose that instead they have only a penalty in playing them. (for the playoffs)It would force teams to choose if they should play a fcs team or not.
OK, for those of you that feel so sorry for the FCS schools … first off, their football programs survival should not be based upon a big payday for playing an FBS school. That is wrong. If you think the FBS schools should be on the hook for propping up the FCS then why not pool some of the bowl, BCS and national playoff money and split that among the FCS schools.
Do you really want to see Alabama play Samford? That's ridiculous. How is that good quality football?
There's one easy way to get rid of these FBS vs. FCS games, don't allow the win to count toward bowl eligibility.
That would make the FBS teams stop playing those cupcakes really quick.
yeah, Va. Tech should be penalized for beating JMU a couple of years ago……..OH, WAIT!!!
I also noticed Dook won't play Richmond anymore……but not for your reason, James.
Everyone blames Bama and the big schools for scheduling soft, but it's just as much the fault of the MAC and Sun Belt schools who are scheduling FCS teams that the major conference schools have to put bad FCS teams on their schedules. When when the lower level FBS schools schedule Wofford-etc it leaves fewer dates for them to go play Ohio State and Michigan; thus, those programs have to schedule FCS teams.
Huge Alabama fan myself, but I might remind you that the team that put up more yardage against Alabama than any other in 2011 was an FCS team, Georgia Southern. GS did NOT win the FCS championship. They didn't even make the final. So, presumeably several FCS teams would have done even better. Hmmmm….
Without Colin Klein, North Dakota State (back-to-back FCS champions) have a legitimate chance of upsetting Kansas State in Manhattan this coming August.
This game should have more national attention being on Fox Sports 1 National TV Aug.30th kickoff. This game has all the making of intriguing matchups in the Heartland of the Country.
NDSU gunning for there 3rd national FCS Championship, senior loaded, talented team, against KSU's Offensive looking to find a replacement for MVP Collin Kein, but O Line in tact, against the Nation's Top Defensive FCS Team in NDSU. Then again KSU having only 2 returning defensive starters against a talented Offensive of NDSU power run first/pass second game style.
Many great comparisons to be shared, stats, etc….. but in front of a Big KSU Wildcat Stadium this will be THE Test of the Defending FCS Champs in the Little Apple of Manhattan KS!
Get this one on your calendar this has the making of Appalation State upset up Michigan all over it in a close one down to the wire for any college football fan!
Youngstown State beat up Pitt in 2012. So it's not always a cake walk for the "big boys". Pitt took Notre Dame to the final seconds and Pitt played in a bowl game. So some of the better FCS team can play with the FBS teams


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I'm from and live in Guatemala and this cake isn't from Guatemala, it's just a doctored cake with sweet corn kernels :/
Very good! I would take the corn in the blender suggestion next time because it was hard to mash. I made this into cupcakes for my son's culture day at school. The kids liked them.
Very good cake. Made it for a scouting event and all the girls loved it.
Wonderful cake! My daughter made it for a Spanish project at school and the kids just loved it. She put the corn in the blender instead of mashing it. She used a 15 oz. can of corn instead of a 8.5 oz. She added .25 cup milk. We didn't have a yellow cake mix, so we used white. We got 22 servings out of it! Great recipe!
This recipe is a winner! I only changed the canned corn for 3 fresh corns (in the husk from the store) and grated them. Also, I mixed the dry ingredients first, then I added the rest. My husband and co-workers love it.
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PR out this morning, another step forward with the solid backing of a major player.
Read it, just another vote of confidence for investors from an investor.
Battelle + RadioGel + 11 thumbs down = $$$$$$$PPS
Great news, I would image Battelle has some sound advice to ADMD management and how to proceed with FDA application.
They are worth there weight in gold, oh wait, there already worth $6 billion.
Looks like someone tried to grab 650k shares at the close, that's another big boost in confidence from investors.
Why would a $6 Billion Revenue Grossing Battelle buy 11% of ADMD ?
Because they know the true potential of RadioGel Y-90
$$$$$$ Price going UP
More news coming.
Where did the shares come from? Did Battelle buy them on the open market, or did the company issue them like currency, and dilute the value of each share by 10%? Huge difference.
lol, the float is very low, in fact it's called a "Low Float Med Play"
Load up, or you'll be chasing it.
On May 15, 2014, Advanced Medical Isotope Corporation (the "Company") entered into an agreement with Battelle Memorial Institute, an Ohio nonprofit corporation ("Battelle"), pursuant to which the Company issued to Battelle (i) a 10% convertible debenture in the principal amount of $350,000 (the "Debenture"),
(ii) a warrant (the "Warrant") exercisable for shares of common stock of the Company (the "Common Stock"), and (iii) 532,609 shares of Common Stock in satisfaction of a promissory note issued by the Company to Battelle on May 1, 2013 in the principal amount of $349,913.41 as payment for research services performed by Battelle for the Company.
The Debenture was scheduled to mature on May 15, 2015 and on June 6, 2014, Battelle converted the Debenture into Common Stock for a total issuance of 16,530,974 shares of Common Stock.
The Warrant is exercisable for three years from issuance to purchase up to the number of shares of Common Stock equal to the quotient obtained by dividing the original principal amount of the Debenture ($350,000) by the Warrant Exercise Price (subject to adjustment to maintain the original value proposition and to support the ability of Battelle to convert the full value of the indebtedness to shares of Common Stock) at a price per share equal to the Warrant Exercise Price in cash. The "Warrant Exercise Price" is equal to the lesser of the market value (defined as the mean market closing price per share over the 10 trading days immediately prior to the notice date of exercise) and $0.046 per share.
The securities described above were offered and sold in reliance upon exemptions from registration pursuant to Section 4(a)(2) under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.
With Battelle, just add and sit back and wait for FDA approval
Short of announcing FDA approval for AMIC's brachytherapy products, I believe the attached is probably the most exciting news AMIC could reasonably expect to receive for its future prospects. Battelle Memorial Institute – the extremely highly regarded scientific and medical research institution with 22,000 employees, global operations and last year revenues exceeding $6.2 billion, has acquired about a 10% interest in AMIC.
Battelle developed the underlying patents for AMIC's brachytherapy products and has partnered with AMIC on several research assignments.
By taking this interest in AMIC, Battelle:
1. Marries a significant equity interest to its patent license, re-emphasizing Battelle's collaboration with AMIC to support the brachytherapy products as a break-through in treating cancer;
2. Sends an unmistakable message to the FDA, regulators worldwide and potential customers that AMIC is not alone, but, rather, has the support of what is probably the world's leading non-profit scientific and medical research institute. I believe that is the most powerful endorsement AMIC could ever hope to obtain; and
3. Improves AMIC's balance sheet by converting payables and costs associated with Battelle's support to an equity position
Get real. Battelle couldn't collect there fee's from this loser so they took stock. They know its worthless.
Excellent Point Ad A Fact....Sorry For Anybody Who Disagrees With You...