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Dance the Night Away Lyrics
Dance the Night Away Song Lyrics
Look at your body
Your man needs help
Stop being selfish
I got notes
Take my hand
I do the rest
Tell me what you want girl
Is it is it s-e-s-e-x
Daddy don't want you
Hangin with a thug
I bet hes thinking
We gonna ha ha ha ha
Breathe real hard
Your sweat is drippin
All over your body
Let me give you what you're missin
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Grab you coat, grab you coat
say good bye, say good bye
Come on Let's ride, come on let's ride, girl let's ride, girl let's ride
I feel the need, to sweep ya....
Me and you we should be
Dancing in the sheets
I can do what i want to
I play by my own rule
Come with me let's just dance the night away
Don't worry bout what i do
Watch me as i move on the floor
And let's dance the night away
Ooh night away
Come with me let's just dance the night away
I've been thinking what should be lost
All of your clothes
let's take them off
Except them pumps
Leave 'em on your feet, girl
Give it to me now, I'll make you weak girl
Come on lil mama, nowwhat you're gonna do
Live in the past and move on to something new
I ain't trippin about your friends
They can come too
We aint' got much time but I'm actin brand new
Ooh no i don't follow no rules
I do whatever i want to
It's my life and i can't be
Like you i can only be me
Some call me a rebel
You wanna be one let's go
It's your life so gonna do you
Don't let no one control what you do
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Ooh no i don't follow no rules
What your daddy keep tellin what you're gonna do
I do whatever i want to, 2
3 4 let's go, going
It's my life and i can't be
See girl come with D.B.
Like you i can only be me
Take my hand girl you can be free
Look into my eyes girl tell me what it is
We could go to the club not yet, go ahead do it
We can dance all night, your choice let's live
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The only surprise to make the team is Donovan Woods, a former quarterback at Oklahoma State who made the team as an inside/outside linebacker.
The cuts included sixth-round draft picks Mike Humpal and Ryan Mundy. Both received injury settlements and were waived. Both played well early in camp and are leading contenders to be called back to the practice squad at noon Sunday.
Veteran outside linebacker Arnold Harrison was also waived after receiving an injury settlement.
The other first-year players cut Saturday were LB Patrick Bailey, FB Billy Latsko, OG Doug Legursky, OG Matt Lentz, CB Roy Lewis, DT Scott Paxson, DE Jordan Reffett, WR Micah Rucker, TE Dezmond Sherrod, RB Justin Vincent and CB Travis Williams.
The veterans cut were WRs Eddie Drummond and Willie Reid, P Paul Ernster, S Grant Mason, DE Ryan McBean, OT Jeremy Parquet and TE Lee Vickers.
The cuts leave the Steelers well-fortified at linebacker and offensive line. They kept nine linebackers and 10 offensive linemen, including five tackles. Rookie Tony Hills made the roster as the fifth tackle in spite of a disappointing preseason. Outside linebacker Bruce Davis is another rookie draft pick who made the team after struggling this preseason.
Woods, the younger brother of former NFL draft picks Rashaun and D'Juan Woods, was Oklahoma State's starting quarterback as a freshman before moving to safety, and then linebacker his senior year. He had a sack in each of the last two preseason games and his near-sack in the fourth quarter Thursday night caused a pop-up pass that was nearly intercepted.
The punter, at this point, appears to be the veteran Mitch Berger, since Paul Ernster was waived.
The cutting of Reid and Drummond means the No. 5 receiver at this point is Dallas Baker. The Steelers lack an experienced return man and have only an array of players with bit experience.
The defensive line will have four veteran backups, including Nick Eason and Orpheus Roye, who battled McBean, the departed second-year man, for the final spots. None of the Steelers' seven defensive linemen will be under the age of 30 after Brett Keisel celebrates his Sept. 8 birthday.
The Steelers also need a third tight end after cutting Vickers and Sherrod.
The Steelers can sign eight players to their practice squad Sunday at noon. Marvin Allen, the international exemption, will be the ninth player on the practice squad.

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Wolves, Gents grab seven All-District selections
Rayne's Hunter Keely was recently named the MVP on the 4-4A All-District team.
CROWLEY – The Rayne Wolves and the Crowley Gents were two of the top baseball teams in District 4-4A in 2014.
The Wolves and the Gents split their two-game series with Rayne winning the second en route to earning a share of the league title with Eunice. Crowley finished one game back of the leaders.
That level of success was evident on the field and on the league's All-District team, where the Wolves and the Gents combined for seven first-team selections.
Rayne snagged the top two honors on the squad with Jason Bonin being named the Coach of the Year and Hunter Keely being tabbed as the Most Valuable Player.
Bonin led the Wolves to a 10-2 record in district as his young squad nailed down the No. 8 seed entering the Class 4A playoffs. The Wolves knocked off Pearl River and Tioga before falling to eventual state champion St. Thomas More in the quarterfinals.
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Keely, who had the game-winning hits in each of the Wolves' first two playoff games, finished district play with an average of .476.
Keely is joined on the All-District squad by teammates Grant Menard and Ty Delahoussaye.
Menard, who is one of three outfielders on the team, hit .441, while Delahoussaye, a utility player, hit .424.
The Gents landed four players on the first team in catcher Alex Ashby, second baseman Mackay Mouton, outfielder Luke Ancelet and pitcher Pate Broussard.
Ashby, a sophomore, hit .486 in district and led the Gents on the season with an average of .438. He also had 11 doubles, four triples, one home run and 20 RBI to go along with 24 stolen bases.
Mouton, a senior, led the Gents in league play with a .535 average. On the season, he hit for a .434 clip with nine doubles, two triples, one home run and 31 RBI. The Baton Rouge Community College commitment was also a perfect 22-for-22 in stolen bases.
Ancelet hit .400 in league play and .357 on the season. The senior rounded out his prep career with 10 doubles and 16 RBI despite being sidelined for the first half of the season with an injury.
Broussard recorded a 2-2 record in district with an ERA of 2.2. He was 5-6 on the year with a 2.89 ERA. He struck out 46 in 55 2/3 innings.
Also earning first-team honors on the mound were LaGrange's Jeremiah West, Beau Chene's Tye Artigue and Eunice's Scotty Bihm.
The rest of the infield is made up of Beau Chene first baseman Taylor Dupre and Eunice third baseman Jordan Comeaux.
Eunice's Jake Sonnier joins Menard and Ancelet in the outfield.
Other utility players included LaGrange's Andrew Citizen, Beau Chene's Mason Oswald, Washington Marion's Rawlin Guillory and Eunice's Andrew Lomas.
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Where's Banks When You Need Him?
Baseball here, baseball there; baseball, baseball everywhere…
Friday night I got home from work as quick as I'm able, changed outfits and headed to the ballpark, arriving in the second inning of game one as the I-Cubs dug into the first of four games with the Nashville Sounds in barely 24 hours.
We went with a group of friends and sat at one of the picnic tables in the leftfield corner so I had neither my usual vantage point nor perspective. On the first pass of the cart-mounted mortar we scored an I-Cubs t-shirt. While Rodrigo Lopez labored to preserve the bullpen I worked my way through a lineup of hot dog, nachos, peanuts, soda and lemonade, looking up only at the crack of Tony Rizzo's bat to watch #18 jump the center field wall. I seem to recall him later singling in the middle of a game-winning seventh (i.e., last) inning rally that first tied and ultimately won the first episode of the weekend marathon. It would not have been a good thing had the opener of the quad-stacker extended into extras.
Game two opened with me indigested, Corey Patterson penciled in as the Sounds' leftfielder (batting seventh) and Rafael Dolis flirting with a pair of blondes along the short bullpen wall. While I fasted the Sounds cruised to a split of twinbill numero uno. Rafael went unscored upon later in the evening but I wonder if the same could be said for the two blondes.
I stayed away from the ballpark Saturday, opting instead for a day at the races; even dropping a couple of bucks I bet to show on a longshot named "Big Z" in the eighth race. Meanwhile, back at the ballpark, Iowa and Nashville split again with the I-Cubs taking the opener behind a complete-game 1-0 shutout authored by Brooks Raley before dropping the nightcap, 3-2. I was afraid the teams might be reduced to playing tee-ball at some point in their fourth game in two days but thanks to pretty sturdy starters both pitching staffs survived.
Yesterday I took a daytrip to Target Field to watch the big club become a 20-game winner. Try to think of their winning percentage as a batting average.
The Twins' playground has already depreciated into just another with all the obnoxious bells and whistles that ensure a start-to-finish sensory bombardment whenever you dig deep enough to finance an outing to a big league venue. When they posted the lineups on the skyscraping Jumbotron before the game the Cubs' struck me as a list of MLB's Nine Least Wanted when I saw the names on that scale. Heart of the order = DeJesus, Soriano, Baker. Ye gods...
Dempster didn't disappoint, outpitching Liriano to enable a rare win over an opposing southpaw. Castro seemed hobbled in scoring his third run of the day but he gamely shuffled back out to man his position and finish the game. Maybe he's just tired. I know I am. Remember the flip side of the Meat Loaf hit: One Outta Three Ain't Good.
While the Cubs were salvaging the finale in Minneapolis the same stout breeze that was at our backs driving north was escorting Rizzo's 19th and 20th over and out back home in Des Moines. Brett Jackson tagged one, too, operating out of the two-hole I noticed, just ahead of Rizzo. He's been batting sixth against lefties of late while staying in his customary leadoff spot versus righties. Yesterday's starter for Nashville was a right-hander. Jackson also swiped his 12th base. His 80 whiffs lead the PCL.
Tonight the I-Cubs open a series at home against the division-leading Omaha Storm Chasers, hoping to close the ten-game gap that separates the two clubs.
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Joel Sherman tweet:
I hear the #Cubs won out for Jorge Soler. #Yankees tried, but didn't get him.
Goldstein: Source told me last night that he didn't think the Cubs had a ''choke point" on Soler, and would one-up any bid until he was theirs.
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fwiw, Goldstein's scouting report on him.
Jorge Soler is a RF profile guy. BIG power, big arm, ok fielder, holes in swing. He's not historic and he's seen as ready for Low-A.
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Rosenthal confirms signing.
The 2016 Cubs are gonna be fucking awesome!!!!
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Potential middle of Cubs 2016 lineup:
3- Starlin Castro SS
4- Anthony Rizzo 1B
5- Javier Baez 2B
6 - Jorge Soler RF
7- Jeimer Candelerio 3B
depending on the actual MLB abilities of the infielders involved. In other words, maybe Castro at second, blah blah
EDIT: Or, this being the Cubs, trade all those names in for journeymen.
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who's ready to pay $15m+ for castro?
not only can i not believe reyes got the deal he got with MIA, i'm blown away by how many people were calling it awesome.
yeah, he's great for a SS...for a SS...for a SS...but he got slugger money.
it's not as bad as theo's folly of paying a LF'r with leadoff skills like he's a 40hr 120rbi guy, but it's still a lot of money to pay just for position scarcity and i hope theocorp is done with that.
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Okay, well, not exactly something to do cartwheels about, but at least its another prospect to watch in the Boise/Peoria box scores. It does feel good to beat out the Yankees, regardless of what it is. What is the over/under on his ACTUAL age? I put it at 23...
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Jim Bowden tweets a scouting grade; " 50 RUN, 65 ARM 65 PWR 45 HIT 55 FLD"
Heyman says 9 yrs/$30M.
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I just got a phone alert and did a double take on the 9 years.
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9 years is great, no rush to promote him and you basically have him for the bulk of his better years.
He'll be 29/30 when the deal is done.
We'll have to see what the structure is and if there any outs or options in there, but sounds great if he works out.
Not so great if he's a bust of course.
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no surprise, but Keith Law saying Soler can opt out at some point and go through regular arbitration process.
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If I'm giving $30M to a 20 year-old "ready for Low-A," I'd want to have him for 9 years as well.
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i hope that's a current grade and not a projection grade.
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Albert Almora has to feel a little pissed about the system.
monday morning 10-pack
While the focus on the Cubs system is firmly on the Triple-A team and the prospects that will arrive in Wrigley this year, Alcantara has turned into a pop-up guy in the system. With five hits over the weekend, the 20-year-old Dominican is now batting .291/.315/.417 in 60 games this season. There are some holes in his game, in particular an overly-aggressive plate approach and sloppy throwing mechanics that have contributed to 22 errors, but he's a line drive hitter with a quick bat, plus speed, and the tools to remain at short. Scouts see Alcantara as a good utility player, at the very least, and many give him a chance to be an everyday player if he continues to progress.
Prior struck out four batters on Friday, and in three appearances for the PawSox, he has now recorded 10 whiffs over 4 2/3 innings while allowing three hits and two walks. His fastball has gotten up to 93 mph, and one insider noted its deception as well; hitters are clearly having a difficult time picking the ball up out of his hand. He's 31 years old, however, and hasn't pitched in the big leagues since 2006. Prior could have easily hung them up years ago without any guilt, but there he is, in Rhode Island and missing bats. I don't think there's a player in the minors I'm rooting for more.
Goldstein on Soler
On a scouting level, Soler has a classic right-field profile. He's athletic, with at least average speed, and has decent instincts in center, which should serve him well in right, as well as a plus or better arm. His calling card offensively is raw power that has earned 70+ scores from scouts, but opinions are his pure hit tool are quite varied. There is clearly some swing and miss in his game, but he's shows the ability to make adjustments in international play. There is some stiffness to his swing, but it clearly has worked for him so far.
In the 2011 draft, Soler could have been a top ten pick. In the 2012 draft, he certainly would have been among the top eight, and likely top five.
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Levine says he can opt out each year he is arb eligible essentially being able to weigh his guaranteed money vs. potential arb money.
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That is not terrible... if he performs well enough to get more money through arbitration, he should be well worth the money.
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So how many years before he becomes arb eligible? I have read AZ Phil's breakdowns of these things enough times that i should know the answer, but I'm afraid I don't....
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Depends when he starts playing in the majors. But it's usually 3 years of service time, some players are eligible just shy of 3 years, aka Super 2's.
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Well, he will not ecome arb eligible until he starts on the 40-man I believe. Thats gonna take some time.
Then, it is the following:
Player with less than 6 yrs service time is eligible
1. Witout a contract coming up
2. hes been tendered an offer by his xurrent team by the tender deadline, and he cannot...
3. agree with the current team on a new deal AND
4. meets this:
- has been on a roster or on the DL for at least 3yrs
- 2 yrs mlb service time (but less than 3), Has to be among top 17% for cumulative playing time in majors among his peers, and on a mlb roster for at LEAST 86 days in the previous season.
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he actually got a deal that didn't put him on the 40-man?
about time and good job, theocorp...even though he'll probably have to be added after the season to protect him.
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it's a major league deal, he'll be put on the 40-man immediately.
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Cue the wailing and gnashing of teeth about the 40 man and losing the ryan flaherty's of the world.
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No need to lose any more Ryan Flaherty's. We've got Johnson, Baker, Mather, Camp, etc.
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he'd have to be protected after this season anyway.
...and the 40-man roster management has been...interesting.
no matter what anyone thinks of r.flaherty he instantly became the #1 bat target in the Rule 5 as soon as he wasn't protected...and that showed itself to be true. that's what was wierding out most people.
he probably still belongs in AAA, but that's BAL's issue now. at least the cubs took casey weathers off the 40-man because he had no business there to begin with.
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Until they prove otherwise, I'll defer to the current front office about the 40 man roster and who to keep on and leave off as it's impacted by the signing of the Solers and Concepcions of the world. Because while there are the occassional Abreus and Santanas to be found, they're more typically largely fungible "assets" that have minimal impact. Or in other words, is there really a difference between Flaherty and Cardenas?
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some of us believe there was plenty of fat to be cut off the 40-man before getting flaherty involved. two names have already been mentioned...there's more to some of us.
we're talking about a 2nd/3rd backup anyway...a guy that's good for 200-300ab's.
there's also the g.concepcion business...the money was weird, the 40-man assignment was weird...both of them together was "really?"
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Am I gonna miss Blake Lalli?
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Won't we all?
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SB record for each minor league level
a virtual who's who of Hall of Famers*
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unless they're playing SS or 2nd it's going to be hard to have a burner make the HOF without some good supporting stats on the bats. they usually flame out by their early-mid 30s, anyway.
also, lulz esnix snead...he's going to make the mets awesome in 2003!
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I assume he goes to Mesa for a couple of weeks and then reports to Boise or Peoria. This means AZ Phil will be seeing him every day for the next few weeks and I will be very interested in reading your thoughts Phil. Also, once the details of the contract become little more public I would like to see your thoughts on this arbitration thing and when the free agent clock starts ticking. A very interesting day for our Cubs.
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Phil, my mind is working after this 9 year deal. Could this be the loophole in the new agreement. I realize there are no Major League contracts on the new deal, but is to prevent the boys from saying to Boras, here's the deal. You realize we can only give you the maximum for the slot, but how about if at the end of 2013' if you meet minimum goals we agree to sign you to a Major League deal at much higher money. I would be nterestedin knowing if that is doable under the new deal.
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Mon, 06/11/2012 - 4:01pm — Rogers
Phil, my mind is working after this 9 year deal. Could this be the loophole in the new agreement. I realize there are no Major League contracts on the new deal, but is to prevent the boys from saying to Boras, here's the deal. You realize we can only give you the maximum for the slot, but how about if at the end of 2013' if you meet minimum goals we agree to sign you to a Major League deal at much higher money. I would be nterestedin knowing if that is doable under the new deal.
ROGER: First-year international players (that is, players from outside the U. S. and Canada who have not previously signed a minor league or MLB contract) can be signed to a major league contract through July 1st.
Starting on July 2nd, first-year international free-agents can be signed only to minor league contracts, unless the player is at least 23 years old and has spent all or parts of at least five separate seasons in a recognized foreign "major" league (but only a minimum of three years in a foreign "major" league for Cuban players age 23 and older).
So as long as he signs by July 1st, the Cubs can sign Soler to a major league contract, and the bonus and salary do not count against the International Signing Bonus Pool (ISBP) that goes into effect on July 2.
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"Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com reports that Derrek Lee is still open to playing this season in the "right opportunity.""
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I-Cubs just tied the score 7-7 in the bottom 7th...
BJax (batting 2nd) 1-4, 1 run, 1K
Rizzo 3-4, 2runs, 4rbi, 1K, TWO HR's including a 3 run HR in the 5th and a ground rule double down the RF line that bounced over the wall.
Vitters 2-3, 1 run, 1rbi, including a double and an intentional walk.
Geo Soto caught 5 innings, 0-2 but scored on the 3 run blast by Rizzo.
JJax pitching himself out of the last embers of prospect status: 3.2 IP, 11H, 7R (all earned), 3BB, 5K
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Just putting this in here for archival purposes. It's sure to come up again in 5 years.
Peter [email protected]
The Braves were right there with the Cubs @$30M on Jorge Soler, with the White Sox and Yankes between $25M and the Cubs @ $30M
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Right now, I'd like to see the Mets first, Giants 2nd.
I believe that since most of the team from last years' NLCS is on the squad this year, they will really amp their game up even more to kick their ass in payback for 2015.
The Giants just do not have the depth in years past, and I think all things equal - and at Wrigley - they could handle them.
I do not want to see the Cards, period. Or their fans, media, or Joe Buck.
I don't want to play Braves in the first round. Any friggin team in the league can win 3 of 5..I hate the first round. Furthermore, I wanted to play the Marlins in 2003 and the Mets over Dodgers last year.
With that said in reverse order:
3. Cardinals: It will be devastating to lose in the first round, but even worse to their main rival. It is increased incentive for the Cardinals, especially after last year. Cards would have nothing to lose, Cubs have everything to lose.
2. Giants: Rotation in the playoffs scare me a bit, but what a lousy team.
1. Mets--because of the losses in the rotation
2. Giants--because they're not the team they were BUT they maybe have bullshit even-year magic?
3. Cardinals--because rivalry and not making the playoffs hurts them more than losing in the NLDS plus getting eliminated by them in the playoffs would make for horrible sports commentary next throughout next season.
Who's asking?
CLE/DET rained out last night already, possible rain-outs in New York (vs. Baltimore), Boston(vs. Toronto) and Philly(vs. Mets) this weekend too.
Not only games involving playoff spots that would need to be played, but any that involve home field advantage.
I got the first one! Second one I'm not even sure what even/odd betting is.
any opponent preference for NLDS?
Mets are down to 1 great pitcher instead of 4. Syndegaard may pitch Sunday which means if Mets win the WC game, he'd be set up for Game 1. There's a chance they clinch a spot by Sunday so he'd pitch the WC and then we'd probably get Colon for Game 1. They've certainly had the hottest bats over the last week and month out of the WC options.
A couple of Cub related puzzles.
Can't teach height and thinness
Hopefully Pirates don't call up A. Lincoln.
j.buchanan going friday...should be...baseball...or something like it.
Wow. I didn't know they could do that.
Nice for Willson, not so much for Addy.
Game is officially called...also officially a tie.
Stats count, no make-up date of course.
Yeah -- seeing the weather -- I hope KB and Rizz are inside, wrapped in blankets and drinking hot chocolate.


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As well as tracking planes, like you can see here, that represented by this target, After Effects 3D camera tracker can also just track individual points. And when I'm working with CINEMA 4D and After Effects, I find it quite useful to after I've saved my ground plane and origin point, as I did with the target to also save some additional points as nulls. So that when I go to CINEMA 4D, I can import those nulls and use them for positioning elements in the scene.
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Once you've selected the, you can right click on any of them. And you'll see that it knows you have two selected, so it's offering to Create 2 Nulls. You could also create Text layers by the way, if you wanted to create the text in After Effects and composite that in the scene. You could create your Text layers here. But I want to create some nice 3D text with lots of nice materials. So I'm going to use CINEMA 4D to create it. So, I create two nulls, and I'll just take a minute to rename them. So, let's select them one by one. So here's the first null.
I'll rename that. I'll select in the timeline. Hit Return on the keyboard, and I'll name that front building text. And then the Second one, I will rename it. Hit Return, Rear Building Text. And now I've got a couple of nulls that I can use to position elements when I go to CINEMA 4D.
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State, Millcreek Health System reach agreement on $2.5M bed license transfer deal involving Pleasant Ridge Manor
The planned $42 million expansion of a Millcreek Township nursing home has cleared a major hurdle with the state Department of Public Welfare.
Officials from Millcreek Health System, the parent company of Millcreek Manor, announced Monday that they reached an agreement with DPW regarding the health system buying 88 bed licenses from Pleasant Ridge Manor, Erie County government's two nursing homes.
The new five-story facility will be known as the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine Senior Living Center and is scheduled to open in 2015, creating 200 jobs.
The agreement paves the way for Millcreek Health System to start building its new 138-bed facility in the 5500 block of Peach Street sometime this summer, on property previously occupied by a Conway & O'Malley tire store and the Moxie Five office building.
The skilled-nursing facility is expected to complement Millcreek Health System's existing services, including on-staff gerontologists and services designed for seniors, at the adjacent Millcreek Community Hospital, 5515 Peach St.
The deal is also related to the county's multimillion-dollar plan to consolidate the 312-bed Pleasant Ridge Manor-West in Fairview Township and the 76-bed Pleasant Ridge Manor-East in Millcreek Township. The Millcreek facility will be closed as part of that consolidation.
DPW initially rejected Millcreek Manor's $2.5 million deal with Pleasant Ridge Manor in June. Millcreek Health System appealed that decision, then started settlement talks with the state.
DPW said the denial was based, in part, on its belief that Millcreek Manor did not clearly show the transfer was necessary to ensure that an adequate number of medical-assistance-certified skilled-nursing beds are maintained in the region.
But Erie lawyer Michael Visnosky, chairman of LECOM's board of trustees, said Millcreek Health System, in appealing to the state, "proved that there was a significant need in Erie County for these beds, and there was no reason to discontinue their usage."
Visnosky said Millcreek Health System officials did that by providing data on Erie County's aging population, including projected statistics on the increasing number of elderly who need skilled nursing care in Erie County, including Alzheimer's patients.
"We provided them a great deal of statistical information," Visnosky said.
Under the agreement between Pleasant Ridge Manor and Millcreek Manor, Pleasant Ridge would sell the 88 bed licenses to Millcreek Manor for $24,000 each, or $2.11 million, and Millcreek Manor would pay Pleasant Ridge an additional $400,000 to offset expenses Pleasant Ridge might incur for allowing Millcreek Manor to wait until at least December to take possession of the licenses.
"This building will provide a more welcoming, homelike setting for senior living," said James Lin, a geriatric physician who serves as director of LECOM's Institute for Successful Aging.
Millcreek Manor had also argued to DPW that it was in the best interest of local medical-assistance residents to sign off on the bed-license transfer because Pleasant Ridge must spend millions of dollars to upgrade its current facilities -- including a new $1 million-plus sprinkler system that must be installed by August to meet a new federal mandate.
County Council Chairman Joseph Giles said he was confident that DPW would eventually approve the transfer "because it makes sense for all of those involved. It just took some time."
Councilman Phil Fatica added: "This is a wonderful conclusion to months of negotiations. And this will help LECOM continue to be an asset to the county."
County Council has already approved a $2.5 million loan to Pleasant Ridge for the sprinkler project, including any necessary water system improvements. That money comes from the county's $6 million annual share of what are known as unrestricted gambling revenues from Presque Isle Downs & Casino.
The new sprinkler system will be fed by new municipal waterlines. Sue Ellen Pasquale, the county's manager of general accounting, said funds from the bed-license sale will be used to repay that loan.
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When: 4 p.m.
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accommodate approximately 1,800 spectators. Our strip colours are
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The Club was formed among the Irish community in Lochee, and derive
our history as an Irish Catholic Football Club. We were formed in much
the same way as Celtic, by local priests and church members to alleviate
the boredom of the workers and provide some recreation. Dundee United
has much the same origins, having been formed as Dundee Hibernian.
Newly appointed Manager Steven Fotheringham has lived in the Lochee
area for over 30 years, and has been at the Club for 18 years, 17 of those
as a player. Assistant Manager Michael Gormley has also lived in Lochee
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Maine summer islander is 98 years young
By Robin Clifford Wood on Aug. 13, 2013, at 3:32 p.m.
Family lore has it that Angela Taylor weighed nearly 13 pounds at birth. Her subsequent breathing problems were so severe by the time she was 3 that a doctor told Angela's parents she would die in six months. That was about 95 years ago. I met Angela last week in …
BDN columnist goes back to school
By Robin Clifford Wood on July 30, 2013, at 2:47 p.m.
On July 13, two days into a 10-day residency for the University of Southern Maine's Stonecoast Master of Fine Arts program, I scrawled a few lines in my journal before falling into bed in a stupor: "My head is spinning, I'm exhausted, and I am in bliss." I assumed that …
Couple turns Maine explorations into a guidebook
By Robin Clifford Wood on July 02, 2013, at 5:55 p.m.
I recently spent an afternoon with two people who have quietly and determinedly forged paths of their own choosing. Between them, this highly inquisitive couple has completed multiple academic degrees, published professional articles and books, raised two sons and taught countless students of all ages. They also have traveled all …
Saying goodbye to our Pakistani daughter
By Robin Clifford Wood on June 18, 2013, at 11:58 a.m.
Last week, we had a going away party for Aqsa, our daughter-for-a-year who came from Pakistan to live with an American family, attend high school, and exchange cultural perspectives. Our party guests came from Hampden, Bangor, Pakistan, Thailand, Germany, Egypt, Lebanon, Denmark, France, Spain, Japan, and Israel. An extraordinary gathering, …
Woman's vision trains, empowers truth-tellers worldwide
By Robin Clifford Wood on June 11, 2013, at 4:02 p.m.
On May 8, I spent an evening with a woman who is changing the world. I don't usually employ dramatic statements, but some people demand hyperbole. Seven years ago, Cristi Hegranes founded the Global Press Institute, an award-winning organization that educates, empowers and employs women around the world to publish …
Bangor veteran of World War II exemplifies the way life should be
By Robin Clifford Wood on May 21, 2013, at 9:09 p.m.
Eighty-nine years ago, Don Gallupe was born in a little hospital in Brewer, Maine. He grew up near the intersection of 14th and Union streets in Bangor, when the area was surrounded by farmland and places to fish and hunt. Today, he and Patricia, his wife of 63 years, still …
Depths of dog dedication, personified
By Robin Clifford Wood on May 07, 2013, at 2:03 p.m.
For years, whenever I must leave my dear doggie friends behind, I entrust them to Heidi LaForge. Her devotion to animals is unsurpassed, and her thoroughness is a sure thing. The other sure thing about Heidi is that every encounter with her leaves one slightly shell-shocked. Between the playful sparkle …
HOPE is on this weekend
By Robin Clifford Wood on April 23, 2013, at 5:09 p.m.
Outrage, frustration, despair. That was the emotional fallout after the devastating act of cowardice in Boston last week — "act of terror" suggests more grandeur than the perpetrators deserve. Like many people, I sit at my kitchen table reading the news and feeling useless, wondering what I can possibly do …
Two women are knit together by more than yarn
By Robin Clifford Wood on April 09, 2013, at 1:57 p.m.
What does a Kansas farm girl who went into nursing have in common with a Maine island girl who went into lobster fishing? They may come from different worlds in some respects, but after meeting each other in a cozy yarn shop in Glenburn, Maine, Sandy Spiller and Patti Lewis …
After 100 stories, some favorite updates
By Robin Clifford Wood on March 27, 2013, at 11:38 a.m.
After well over a hundred "Conversations With Maine" stories, readers and I have made the acquaintance of people all over Maine, young and old, from all walks of life. What has gone on with these interesting people since their stories went to print? I checked in with a few to …
Joan Fenrow: Artist with 'a cram-packed life' makes the most of remaining time
By Robin Clifford Wood on March 12, 2013, at 5:16 p.m.
I sat at a kitchen table in Hampden last week and traveled to New York City, Germany, the North Sea and India. I heard about brushes with celebrities, working in the bone room at the morgue, a career in theater and dance, and service in the Israeli army. With all …
More tales of a Pakistani teenager in Maine
By Robin Clifford Wood on March 05, 2013, at 4:36 p.m.
Our year as host parents to a Pakistani teenager is halfway through. Readers may recall my November story about Aqsa Munir, a Muslim exchange student who is sharing our home for the school year in order to cultivate greater cross-cultural understanding. Since early November, Aqsa has experienced a slew of …
96-year-old piano prodigy still wowing crowds
By Robin Clifford Wood on Feb. 26, 2013, at 3:13 p.m.
As soon as he began to play the piano, I understood how 96-year-old Harry Weiss had garnered such local renown after only six years in Maine. In no time flat, Harry makes a lasting impression. Harry is what some people might call a prodigy on the piano. He was three …
Front porch performer finds her voice, fulfills dream
By Robin Clifford Wood on Feb. 12, 2013, at 6:09 p.m.
When she was a little girl, Molly Pitcher and her friends used to "perform" on the front steps of a neighbor's home. It was an unused front entrance that had the feel of a stage, and Molly remembers the excitement in her childish heart when she stood on those steps, …
Retired couple explores RV life on the road
By Robin Clifford Wood on Jan. 31, 2013, at 2:03 p.m.
I ran into my friend Donna Thomas in a Hannaford supermarket parking lot last September. She and her husband, George, were about to begin an eight-month expedition accompanied by Captain, their golden retriever, for their first winter of recreational vehicle life. I asked her if I could check in with …
Visit to inner city school illuminates ongoing challenges of racial inequity
By Robin Clifford Wood on Jan. 24, 2013, at 3:31 p.m.
Last week, my husband and I visited with some inner-city seventh grade students in St. Louis, Mo. We were invited into their classroom by their teacher — our eldest daughter, Anna — who is working in St. Louis through the Teach For America program. Although I often appreciated how my …
In caring for elderly mom, woman discovers buried treasure
By Robin Clifford Wood on Jan. 17, 2013, at 12:09 p.m.
The prevailing impressions made by Gail Page's Brooksville home are light, space and color. It is no wonder, since she and her husband are both artists and designed their home themselves. Included in the floor plan are two large, light-drenched studios for their painting and inspiration. Gail was a fashion …
Waterville man advocates change in art and life
By Robin Clifford Wood on Jan. 10, 2013, at 12:49 p.m.
It was the combination of his iconic Maine documentary film, "Dead River Rough Cut," his passionate interest in bread baking, and his trips to Guatemala to build wood-fired stoves for the Mayans that drew my attention to Stu Silverstein. I later learned that he is also an artist, a teacher, …
Disney dreams inspire couple to train for half-marathon
By Robin Clifford Wood on Jan. 03, 2013, at 2:01 p.m.
The idea of Disney World might elicit two kinds of response — hand-clasping excitement or cynical eye-rolling. I will wager that after spending an hour with Zach Meehan and Morgan McCluskey, even the most die-hard cynic will consider booking his next vacation in the Magic Kingdom. Zach and Morgan's enthusiasm …
Maine's artistic allure provides endless material for art writer
By Robin Clifford Wood on Dec. 27, 2012, at 10:25 a.m.
"To a landscape painter, Maine is everything," Carl Little said. The islands, the seaside towns, the deep Maine woods and the great wide ocean, the blueberry barrens and craggy shores, the play of light over woods, waters and mountains — all provide endless inspiration. But it is more than open …


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The room was lovely and the service great. However.....this cabin is directly under the night club and our room was rocking all night long. We are young 37 & 47 and like to have fun, but it was too much. However I was shocked that they actually turned the music down in the club when we called.
The food was ok at best, but we are pretty picky.
The people are great and we really enjoyed our trip. We are going on the Epic this December and can't wait.
The thing that we hated was watching people pressured to buy reproduction art from Park West Gallery. They really try to scam you and make you think you are buying the actual piece in front of you, but in reality these are series of reproductions and not an investment at all. Check out this article: http://www.fineartregistry.com/articles/far_investigates/parkwest-auction-victim.php


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Holzman1 and, in reply, Brown2 have written about a differential "wall" that allows present-day psychiatry to be more open to advances from the neurosciences than from psychology. Although Brown rejected disciplinary chauvinism as the reason psychiatry and psychology are held apart, his explanation, based on the tension between teleologic and causal approaches, does not seem compelling, as such a tension exists in both psychiatry and psychology. Another, more basic explanation may be operative and suggests that the wall between psychiatry and psychology may work both ways.As one who has trained as a psychiatrist and a clinical psychologist, I have written that each group views even the same phenomena in the context of markedly different constructs.3 My article suggested that differences in training lead each group to think of science in separate ways. Most simplistically put, psychiatrists are more apt to see theories in
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Palouse Reporter Rachel Dubrovin explains what concerns local gun enthusiasts have while the gun control debate continues in Washington DC.
"We had a small spike in sales of certain ammunition and rifles after the election," said Edwards.
Sure Shot Owner Charles Edwards said that sales at his gun shop in Moscow have had their ups and downs over the last few months.
"Of course we always have our peak for Christmas season." said Edwards. "You know, .22's and shotguns, Christmas presents."
Edwards said the largest spike came immediately after tragedy struck Connecticut, and debates over gun control sparked in Washington DC.
"Unfortunately, as we all saw the event in December, we had a huge spike in sales for about two weeks," said Edwards. "And now we're still a little elevated for this time of year, but we've run out of merchandise to sell now."
Edwards says that he's ordered $50,000 worth of ammo over the last three weeks, an amount that he would typically order over the course of four months. He gets small shipments every couple of days that take care of some of the customer demand, but he says even that won't last long.
"Eventually, though, the demand is going to go past what they can supply us with, even on back orders, and we'll be out for two, three months," said Edwards.
The potential for the supply to run out is particularly concerning for Edwards.
"Kills 30-40% of our business," said Edwards.
His customers are also worried.
"Pretty much everything's been cleaned out," said hunter Curtis Winegar.
Winegar said he recently visited eight gun shops in the Quad-Cities area, and didn't have much luck.
"I didn't find any ammo left anywhere left in the .223, or the other common ammo," said Winegar.
Edwards said that he saw a similar spike in sales in the first part of 2009, and that he ended up losing more than $40,000 in gross sales because he was out of ammunition for months at a time.


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An off-duty South Jersey police officer died Saturday night after losing control of his motorcycle and getting struck by a pickup truck driven by a Burlington County detective, New Jersey State Police said.
Moorestown Officer Craig Berner, 52, lost control of his 1995 Honda about 10 p.m. on Burlington County Route 614, also known as Westfield Road, in the township, police said. After Berner fell from his motorcycle, which was traveling east on Route 614, he landed in a westbound lane, where he was struck by a Ford F-150 driven by William McGovern, 60, of Mount Laurel. McGovern is a detective with the Burlington County Prosector's Office, according to police. Berner died at the scene.


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