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HAGERSTOWN, MD - The Hagerstown Suns (25-14, 69-40) opened up a back-and-forth game with a three-run sixth inning on Tuesday night, leading to an 8-4 win over the Greenville Drive (10-29, 44-64). The Suns finish 3-5 against Greenville in the season-series.
Tied at 4-4 heading into the bottom of the sixth, 2B Brennan Middleton hit a one-out double to left. The next hitter, CF Rafael Bautista, grounded out to second, pushing Middleton to third. Middleton scored from third when LF Narciso Mesa reached on a fielding error by SS Jimmy Rider. Then, SS Wilmer Difo went yard with a two-run blast over the right-center field wall to put Hagerstown ahead 7-4.
Greenville had tied the game at 4-4 in the fourth. Right Fielder Franklin Guzman led off with a blast that went into the visitors bullpen in centerfield for his first homerun of the season. The first three runs for the Drive all came in the second inning. Four consecutive singles began the frame, plating two runs and putting runners at second and third with none out. The final run in the inning scored on an RBI groundout by 3B Hector Lorenzana.
The first two runs for the Suns also scored on RBI groundouts. In the first a groundout to second by Mesa plated Bautista to make it 1-0 Hagerstown. In the second inning Bautista drove in a run with a groundout to second. That was followed by a run producing triple by Mesa to even the game at 3-3.
A solo homerun by 1B Carlos Lopez in the third gave Hagerstown its 4-3 advantage. The final Suns run of the night crossed the plate in the seventh thanks to back-to-back doubles to begin the fame. Lopez had the second double of the pair, and finished the night with two RBI. The Suns finished the night with a season-high seven doubles.
Starting RHP Nick Pivetta (12-6) moved into a tie for the league lead in wins by tossing seven innings and allowing four earned runs on 10 hits and one walk while striking out seven to earn the victory. RHP Myles Smith (3-8) suffered the loss for the Drive. He threw four innings in relief, giving up four runs (one earned) on seven hits and one walk while striking out six.
The Suns next head to Charleston, South Carolina to begin a four-game series against the Charleston Riverdogs (20-18, 53-55), which begins on Thursday, July 31. The Suns will send RHP Lucas Giolito (6-2) to the mound for his 17th start and appearance with the club. He will square off against LHP Chaz Hebert (1-2) for Charleston. First pitch is scheduled for 7:05pm.
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It's good to finally get to the season. It's certainly been a long 6-7 months and anything we do in our program, and I'm going to go through it with the team, we always kind of have a purpose, a mission of how we do things, what we're trying to accomplish and training camp's no exception. It really comes down to about three big picture things as far as what were going to try to accomplish in the next few weeks.
"First off is sort of laying a foundation of the core values of how we compete and how we work together as a team. Values of how we compete, such as developing effort and physical and mental toughness and discipline, competitive spirit and values of how we work together such as communication and honesty and respect and those things, with the hope that all that really forms a good team. Because there's nothing more important training camp than the development of a team.
"Secondly, there's the improvement in fundamentals and in schemes and learning what to do on offense, defense and special teams so that we can be competitive.
"And then the third thing is doing some things that help develop a little pride in being a Vol. There's a lot of education on what the expectations are around here, what the history is around here and developing a little bit of pride and putting your efforts and time into something special.
"Some of the roster developments. First off with our freshmen, we still have several players who haven't been cleared and are not able to report.
"Dave Clark is not eligible, so he's not going to be part of the team this year. There's four guys -- John Brown, Marques Dixon, Eddrick Loften and Martaze Jackson -- who still are in the process of doing some things, whether it's procedural, administrative or work that they have to do before they come to be a qualifier.
"But we have 17 new players and seven mid-year guys who were here this spring, so that's kind of where we are on the initials. Now we anticipated having several of these issues. We knew it when we signed them, so none of them are a surprise. That's also why we were able to fill our roster this summer with a couple of new signees.
"On an injury update, two guys got scoped in June -- Ben Martin and Chris Walker. Ben, of course, had his bone problem all spring and he didn't go through spring. We went back in and cleaned it out and felt like we found what seemed to be still bothering him.
"He is going to start out in a limited role. He's probably not in the kind of condition that he would be had he gone through all summer, so that was a little setback.
"Chris Walker, we went in late June and found some loose cartilage, which is really good news because it also was a reason for some of the pain he was experiencing in the spring.
"He's a little bit limited but he'll be full-go soon.
"Y'all know Naz Oliver, he got his ACL surgery in May. The general rule is 4-6 months, so you can do the math. We hope he can come back and provide a little depth and help late in the season and there's no reason not to play him because he's already redshirted.
"The guys who were banged up this spring – Nick Reveiz, Art Evans, Greg King and Herman Lathers – are all 100 percent ready to go physically.
"Now, Marlon (Walls) and Greg (King), the two players who were suspended, are reporting back today. It's still a little tricky because there hasn't been full closure by the legal process. So I can't talk much on it, but I'm I can tell you this: I'm extremely comfortable with what the facts are and with what happened and their role in it. It's been consistent since day one and there's been no new information that would lead you to believe otherwise.
"I'm very comfortable with the discipline that we have put on them, and I'm comfortable with their attitude and the remorse that they've had. And I'm confident that they're going to be two great ambassadors for our program. So I have no qualms whatsoever in bringing them back now.
"The only thing that could possibly change is some new information that I had no idea was out there. I don't anticipate it happening, but I'm always a little reserved until you get full closure legally.
"A couple of late roster moves. We obviously have some depth issues in the secondary given the fact that Darren Myles is not on our team, and then we got a couple of freshmen still not here.
"So Ted Meline and Marsalis Teague are going to start out in the secondary. Just so you guys know how I am about roster moves, I don't believe in making players move positions. I had good talks with both Ted and Marsalis. They want to give it a shot, and we'll get them over there and evaluate them and kinda see where we are after a certain period of time.
"But I do think that they both have the physical skills to get over there and help us some. The practice structure, I think there's some confusion on the first three days. What we do is I call it coaches two-a-days. The players have to go through one-a-days for five days. That's NCAA rules, this acclimation period. And so what we do is we have a two-a-day, but a player only goes through one practice. We take about 50 or so in the afternoons and 50 or so in the evening, and it's divided by all the newcomers are in the evening and then we build other players around them to have a functional practice. Most of the upperclassman and two-deep are in the early practice.
"It allows us to give great instruction to slow things down and really do a real good job of evaluating our freshmen. That's why I like to do it. You know in the old days -- I say in the old days but it wasn't that long ago -- freshman came in early and so you had a chance to evaluate them and work with them.
"I've found when you just throw them all out there together, they get lost early on. So this gives us a chance to really evaluate our freshman and see who we need to invest a little bit further.
"I hope I hit on most of the key things, and then I'll let you guys take it from there."
On Chase Nelson: "You're exactly right. I knew there was going to be somebody I missed. Chase is not on our team. He hadn't been on our team all summer. He didn't do what he needed to do academically. What I told Chase was he's on his own as far as football. We're gonna still give him all the academic support he needs. He can still use all our services, and if he does what he needs to do -- and I think he's going to need a waiver, too – then we'll revisit that.
"But there's been no indication that's going to happen, and that's been strictly an academic issue. I apologize. I knew I missed somebody."
Will Nelson still be on scholarship? "No. He's not on our team."
On turnover/attrition: "I think it's probably less than what it was a year ago. I don't know. You always have a lot of attrition when there's a coaching change. It's just part of it. There was a time in the spring where I was really concerned. But we've done a pretty good job of getting everybody."
On eliminating two-a-days entirely: "I'll tell you what's happening is the calendar. It just seems like every year it gets trickier and trickier. We only have about six days -- I think that's right -- where we are not in summer school or we're not in fall semester. Well, you can't do two-a-days when you're in school. And you can't do two-a-days the first five because it's NCAA rules. And you can't do two consecutive two-a-days by NCAA rules.
"So your window, you're sitting there, you're going when can I have them? We're only scheduled to do two of them.
"It's hard as a coach to say, 'No two-a-days.' It's an old-school… camp's not what it used to be.
"You used to go to the dorm, and there was a good team-building part of staying in bad dorms, roaches on the walls, you know it's misery. But that was good. It was healthy. Now we're in the dorm like a week and a half, tops because of transition and the semester.
"So things have really changed with the academic calendars, No. 1. No. 2, the number of players who are in summer school, and No. 3, the NCAA rules. The result is it's not the camp it used to be."
On how splitting practices affects the number of practices allowed: "It only counts as one practice. Even though it's two for the coaches, there's only limits on what you can do with the players, not the coaches. So we try to grind the coaches to oblivion because there's no regulations on coaching."
On the difference of entering the season with a proven quarterback: "I don't think any coach goes into the season with a quarterback who has taken zero snaps and feeling like we're OK at that position. Even if he's the best, even if you've had him three years in the program you know the guy's going to be great, you really never know until he gets out there. Now the flip side of it is, it's not so fun when you know your quarterback is coming back and you know about him and you need better.
"Sometimes hopes a good thing. But when you're laying there all summer and you know exactly what you have and you know it's not good enough, that's a real problem. So there could be worse problems out there."
On timetable for Meline and Teague at defensive back:
"It'll be really based on how we evaluate them at that position and if they become where we think they're going to be starters or playing a lot, then yeah, absolutely. We're a little deeper at wideout than we are at DB. Nowadays, you're in nickel over half the time. So I view five as starting in the secondary. Two and three is going to start on offense. So you just do the math. The first thing you do when you're thin somewhere is you go, 'Whose got the physical skills?' Marsalis played quarterback in high school. Those are the perfect defense backs. Not all of them, but most guys who played quarterback in high school because they're the best athlete on the team, they have the physical skills to go over there and play defense. But they're so used to wanting the ball and having the ball in their hand, it's hard to make that jump."
When did you make that decision?
"Well, I talked to them yesterday and today. We didn't talk about it as a staff until about two or three days ago."
Is the move tied directly to Clark and Loften? "I think that's a contributing factor, yeah. Darren Myles is a factor. Clark and Loften's a factor. Where we are coming out of spring is a factor. Art Evans is a factor. There's a lot of factors."
On positions for Teague and Meline:
"I don't know. We're going to put them back there and see where it goes. It'll give us some flexibility, though. We might have some corners who can play safety, and I think we just have to do a good job in camp to sort through where we can slot them."
Do you think Teague has more potential as a defensive back than at wide receiver? "I think there's a chance for that. You know, I hate to put a judgment on him because he so young. He still has three years of eligibility. There's a lot more things you can do on defense, whether you're a safety, a field safety, a boundary safety, a boundary corner, a field corner and a nickel. There's a lot of different requirements for those positions so you can slot guys a little easier than you can at wideout."
Any chance Teague plays both ways?
"I think it's premature to say that. I'm not against players playing both ways, but you have to be pretty special. First of all, you've got to be sort of star on one side where you can feel comfortable. And you've got to have a real problem on the other."
On handling quarterback reps between Bray and Simms:
"Our practice is structured so that they're both going to get plenty of reps. Right now, Matt's with the ones and Tyler's with the twos. That doesn't mean there are a lot of periods and drills where Tyler's throwing to the one receivers and Matt's throwing to the twos. So they'll get plenty of work."
On the importance of Nash Nance's develop as the No. 3 quarterback:
"It's important, and you know you're seeing it across the league. I think in some ways, we're so quick to want to leave when things aren't working or I'm not going to play. It's almost becoming an epidemic, but a lot of programs in our league are having the same issue. You don't have depth at quarterback because everybody wants to be the starter."
Do you have any problems playing true freshmen, as long as they're good enough? "I have zero problems. In fact at Tech, I think we played almost 10 a year. All right now, here's what the key is as far as freshmen.
"No. 1, every freshman's going to get an opportunity, and they have to be able to adjust physically, mentally, learning what to do, emotionally, academically. And what I've seen, there's really three types. There's one type that comes in and right away, you know they're going to help you. You go, and they get it and they roll.
"The next group is the first week or two you go, 'I don't think he's going to help us' but how we structure practice, I'm very big on continuing to develop them. We do good-on-good during the year, there's a lot of opportunity not just to put them on the shelf during the year. I think you've got to constantly develop the player.
"And then sometimes at the end of camp or the first week, you're doing some things and you go, 'Oooh, that guy he looks different, he's starting to get it.' And so you start playing them, even though he hasn't played the couple games maybe game three, game four you put him in. I do believe that when you play as a true freshman, it makes you a better sophomore. It makes you a lot better sophomore.
"Then the third type is the ones that are never really there and they redshirt. We don't really make decisions on who we're redshirting until deep into the season. Deep. Because I want them to constantly keep developing as players.
"I expect to play freshman every year. And it's a great way, too, John, to play on special teams. That's always the best way. You get them out there for one play, they run out, 100,000, they trip over themselves but they don't make a critical (mistake). They gotta get their feet wet a little bit."
From your time as an assistant can you think of a guy who came on later?
"I can definitely say at Tech, because that's my recent memory. One of our stars was Phillip Livas who was an all-conference guy, and he came in the first week or two and I said there's no way this guy's playing. And all of a sudden you know about the first week we said, 'Whoo.'
"Skyler Green (at LSU) is probably a good example. I don't remember if he was a freshman, I just remember being out at Arizona. It was the first game of the year. I don't know if he was a freshman, but I think he was. He was a backup punt returner, and Shyrone Carey, he was a solid returner. We were beating them pretty good -- this is the year we won it all – it was our first game of the year on the road. We're winning 50-something to nothing. So I threw Skyler in there to get him a little. Well, he catches the punt and takes a left and takes a right and touchdown.
"I went, 'Oooh.' I looked over at Shyrone, I said – is that the Wally Pipp story? – I said, 'Hey man, I got bad news for you. We shouldn't have been blowing these guys out because you're done.' Skyler went on and led the nation in punt returns.
"I don't know if he was a true freshman or not. But we had a number of guys at LSU during that time, I'd have to really put some thought into it, but I know we had them at Tech. We were always number problems, depth problems."
On the number of players on scholarships and giving scholarships to walk-ons: "Yes. I wish I had the exact number, Jimmy, but we're allowed 85. I think we're around 77, but let me go verify that. We're well below.
"As far as the walk-ons. I've got to write these down for next year to be prepared. I knew there were going to be some things like this. Bear with me here, and I'm going to give you the answer.
"First of all, Nick Guess, who is our starting long snapper, he's earned it."
Can I just call out the names?
"No. I'm not going to say, 'No. No. No way.' Why don't you let me go… That's why I'm a little nervous about saying a name here. That'll guarantee I'm doing it. I just need to go double check, and I'm sorry I'm not prepared for that one. Nick's the one that jumps out at me because I know. There's a couple other names I've got to go check on.
"I had these meetings this is why I had these meetings back in May or after spring practice and of course I write it down and I tell all the people internally who need to know, and then you just kind of, you forget about that stuff."
What's your philosophy on contact, pacing yourself through those 30 days once the pads go on?
"I think as a starting point, I've always been of the philosophy that you cannot coach and train a football team worrying about injury.
"I think you have to start with that, meaning the practices are going to be hard and physical, because I don't know any other way to develop a tough football team without going out and hitting and making it hurt a little bit. You have to hurt so your body can get adjusted to the pounding, and it develops a little bit of an armor. It's no different than the first day you lift weights after you haven't lifted weights in a year. You're sore. Well that's good. Go lift again. And eventually you work your out of it.
"Now having said that, you also have to be a little sensitive to when you're thin in certain areas, so you got it use a little bit of good judgment. First off, how we practice I think minimizes a lot of injuries by how we coach staying up and hitting, but it's a thud, the way they do in the NFL. So we won't really take guys to the ground except for about three or four times during all of camp, and I think that's important because that's where most injuries occur. We don't cut. We tell all our linemen, nobody on the ground. That takes really more athleticism. It takes you being more disciplined, using your feet. It takes better tackling technique to play that way not just diving and flying around. So I would say the combination of how we practice and using good judgment on case-by-case basis of guys hopefully we'll manage through.
"But you know the inevitable part of practice -- I read the receiver with the Cowboys he hurts his ankle, and then it's like, 'Well, what could we have done differently?' Not play." Quarterbacks will not be live? "That's correct. Quarterbacks are not live."
Simms said during spring practice he didn't know what he was doing but acted like he did. "Yeah, he wasn't fooling me. He was fooling the team. But I knew he had no idea what he was doing."
Do you think he'll be a different guy tomorrow?
"I think that his confidence is going to be built every day by the investment he's putting in. And nobody's put in a greater investment on being a good player on our team better than him.
"Now there's plenty of guys who've put in as much, but there's not one player on our team who's put more time, energy, volunteer work, everything to be a good player, and that's how you develop confidence."
Were you worried about him at the end of spring?
"I really wasn't. I was worried about the things I couldn't control, which was the only thing that's ultimately to make him and the rest of our guys better is by playing. So I am worried from that standpoint, but I had no doubts about Matt and his physical skills and his commitment.
"What more could you ask?"
On the early schedule with Florida and Oregon back-to-back:
"Here's the thing though, and I mean this, every year when you analyze the schedule, it's really hard to have an easy schedule in this league.
"You can always say, Well this team's that and team's that and a lot of the things are way beyond our control because it's in the hands of the SEC. So when you're scheduling non-conference games you have these windows, you don't really know who they're going to put around them. So it's a tricky business, and it's also tricky because you never know who's really going to be good that year.
"There's no way you can ever have it where it's easy. Now, that doesn't mean that some aren't structured a little bit more difficult than others, but I haven't worried too much about that."
On the offensive line:
"Cody's starting out at center, and of course we have Vic (Thomas) behind him, and I'm interested to see how Darren (Gooch) comes in, our new signee, to see where he stacks up. And we have also played Carson Anderson there. Lot of center prospects.
"The starting line really is no different than how it ended. Ja'Wuan (James) is at right tackle, (Jarrod) Shaw's at right guard, (JerQuari) Schofield's at left guard and Dallas (Thomas) is at left tackle.
"I think we have a talented offensive line. I do. Inexperienced, but again it goes like Matt – physical skills, commitment, all those things are good. You'd rather have that. It's like I was telling John about the quarterback going in and going, This guy there's no way and I know it."
Good feeling about the young guys that you're laying a nice foundation?
"I think so, and in all phases. I think people on our team feel good about our program, and that's important. If the team doesn't feel good about where you are and the plan to get where you want to be. Then you've got real problems. But I feel like our team does feel that way.
On whether summer workouts illustrated that players have bought in:
"It's good, but you know that every coach… How many schools are three? 120? Let's just call it like it is. Every coach right now is saying we had a great summer. Our kids worked so hard.
"I love it. It's like this is the hardest we've ever worked. I've heard that every year. But you don't know until you get out there, No. 1 in practice, to see where there are from where they were in the spring until now. That's No. 1. And No. 2, you really don't know until it gets a little thick out there and tough and you go through some tough times. I'm always cautious to say, Man, we worked hard. I don't know. I just heart it. They think they work hard sometimes, and they don't. Sometimes they think they didn't do a good job when they do. I don't really let the players dictate my evaluation of them, if that makes sense."
Will Walls and King be available for Game One? "
Yeah, unless something new happens. Like I said, they're on our team, and they've done their time. I'm comfortable with where we are with them from a discipline standpoint, and the only thing that'll change that, Jimmy, is something new that I was not prepared for comes out. I don't anticipate that happening, but I have to at least say that because the process hasn't been closed."
When did Evander Wells join the team?
"Well, this summer. When they said he was a fast guy, I don't turn down fast guys."
Any chance you can still lose anybody else from the summer incident?
"I feel like… I should say I'm comfortable that it's closed internally.
"That there wouldn't be any suspensions coming from it.
"If there are, it's only from information that's new or information I didn't know about. I think everything from the incident up to now has been 100 percent consistent, and I'm talking about from all parties involved and just our players. Until it's closed, there's always that something appears. And you go, 'Well, you said it was over.' It's never over until ... ."
Have you seen the police report?
"I haven't seen anything since the reports came back when it happened that we all saw. But I don't know anything about the investigation."
On timetable for players to be admitted: "I'm hoping within a week. It's a tricky deal."
On a social media policy:
"We're going to go through all of our policies, and that's something I'll do in training camp. Let me address it with the team and revisit it with you guys. We talked about that extensively as a staff. They're tough issues. Really tough. Because to sit here and say you can't do something that is a very common for that generation is pretty restrictive. I'm a little bit more from the mold you have to learn how to manage what you do. Manage it, and if you can't manage it then you can't do it.
"It would be hard for me to say that you can't get on Facebook ever. Anybody. I don't know. I don't think that's reality. Then they're all going to do it and you don't know about it. I'm more concerned about with how they manage it when they're on social media. Same thing with Twitter."
On meeting with former players and reinstalling traditions:
"Well, I want to start with meeting with all the players – and I have met with a lot of them -- it validated what I believed as an outsider that there was something about this place that created a passion for former players unlike a lot of the other teams in this league. And I mean that.
"I made the comment at Media Days I think it has something to do with our geography that players come here and they truly unpack their bags and forge new relationships because they don't just run home. You don't have 25 guys from the same state.
"The players want everything that I want, and that I suspect the fans want. And that's a team that goes out there and competes for championships, but represents them well. It's a pretty high expectation, and it should be.
"The meetings I've had have been very healthy. There's a great willingness to help on their part, and there's a lot of support. What more could you ask for?"
Any butterflies for you going into fall camp?
"No. Are you kidding? This is the easy part, going to practice. I'm sure I'll have some in a month. If I've got butterflies going to practice, we got real problems.
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I Love the Smell of Missiles in the Morning
Some people like the smell of napalm in the morning, but I love the smell of missiles. If you can smell the exhaust and explosion of Jihad rockets in Israel, it means we're bombing the hell out of them in Gaza. Not enough to suit my tastes, mind you, but they're getting a taste of their own medicine, that's for sure. Unfortunately our government is run by a bunch of leftists who don't believe that Gaza is ours, so they're giving our air force pussycat orders so they don't upset the goyim in Washington, Paris, and London. If the Orthodox Jews of America would have made aliyah already, we would have a religious Minister of Defense by now, and Gaza City would no longer exist, like in the days of Joshua Ben Nun and King David.
If all of the 7-8 million Jews hiding out in the Diaspora would have made aliyah, the Arabs would have picked up their skirts and fled from Israel long ago. Why aren't there brigades from Boro Park, Williamsburg, Crown Heights, Lakewood, Monsey, Englewood, and the Five Towns, fighting alongside the brigades of Golani, Givati, Tzanchanim, Kfir, Nachal, and Nachal Haredi, poised on the border of Gaza. Isn't Israel their country too? Isn't it their Homeland as well as ours? What halachic exemption have they fabricated for themselves to watch this Milchemet Mitzvah on TV in their comfortable living rooms while they chomp on bagels and lox? Are they less Jewish than Israelis? No way. This is their country too.
In fact, now is the time for aliyah more than ever! That's right. Just like I'm singing in the rain of missiles, you can too! Is the Torah putting on tefillin for 5 minutes in the morning, rushing off to a $500,000 a year job talking stocks on the telephone, going out to the best kosher lunch in the city, then catching the new Woody Allen movie or a Knick game become going home to get stoned in front of the wall-size plasma TV? Is that what Judaism is all about? Now's the time to make aliyah. Not when everything is quiet and Nefesh B'Nefesh is offering $100,000 per oleh to encourage Aliyah. Believe me, if all of the Diaspora Draft Dodgers were here where they belong, the Arabs would have left for Saudi Arabia a decade ago and Israel would already be the spiritual and material haven it is destined to be. Is it fair that we are at war when you are sitting comfortably on your couches in your cyberspace bubbles? Tell me the truth. Is it fair? Are you any less Jewish than we are?
And while we're mentioning names, we should take Shimon Peres up in an airplane, give him a parachute, and drop him out over Gaza. Let him make peace with them. This is his war. He got us into this by giving them Gaza at Oslo. And there is a long list of others who deserve parachutes too for turning the area into a terrorist wonderland. When the smoke clears from this present operation, a war crimes tribunal should be formed to bring all the architects of Oslo to justice.
In the meantime, to our soldiers – go get them boys! Bomb the hell out of them! Remember the good old American way in Vietnam! Remember the orders Uncle Sam gave to his troops: "Kill anything that moves!" Geronimo!Tzvi Fishman
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Milwaukee-born French Horn Rebellion release new track through Vibe, play Mad Planet tonight
Whitefish Bay-born, Brooklyn-based brothers Robert and David Perlick-Molinari from electro dance duo French Horn Rebellion have been getting some good attention this fall - from Rolling Stone, Jay-Z's Life and Times blog, and now from Vibe. »Read Full Blog Post
Discovery World closes for the day because of snow
The snow made them do it. Discovery World, 500 N. Harbor Drive, is closing at 2 p.m. today because of the weather, according to its Facebook page. They expect to be open at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Just in case, call (414) 765-9966 or see www.discoveryworld.org »Read Full Article
Someone mashed up Nine Inch Nails and Carly Rae Jepsen...and it sounds better than it should
Trent Reznor shocked fans by announcing a new collaboration with cutesy pop singer Carly Rae Jepsen. Not really; someone just mashed up their songs. But maybe they should tour together? No, no they should not. Journal Sentinel photo by Michele Jokinen. »Read Full Blog Post
Registration open for Braise's annual morel hunt
Someday spring will come, and then it will be time for the annual morel mushroom hunt organized by chef David Swanson's Braise. But you'll have to register for it now.
Registration for the event May 11 opened Tuesday morning, and it always sells out early. It's limited to 20 people. »Read Full Blog Post
Japandroids among new Milwaukee concert announcements
Canadian rock duo Japandroids, which released one of 2012's most acclaimed albums, the succinct and aggressive "Celebration Rock," is coming to Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St., on May 27.
Milwaukee Music Video: See the visual treatment for Alchemy's 'Creature of Love'
The music video for glossy synthpop band Alchemy's "Creature of Love" doesn't feature unicorns, a snuggly, six-foot-tall stuffed animal or any other cutesy creatures of love. But it does have a CGI mud monster, a sickly, paranoid dude in a hoodie and the local group rocking out at Mad Planet.
"Creature of Love" is also the name of the band's latest EP, which the band celebrated with a show at Mad Planet last month. And it has another cause for celebration: after winning a battle of the bands at Marquette Friday, Alchemy will get to open for buzz band Twenty One Pilots at Weasler Auditorium April 5. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Northern Ireland, through photos and music
"Look Behind You!" may be a more appropriate title for a slasher movie than a performance and lecture on Northern Ireland, but tonight's presentation sounds intriguing nevertheless. The event includes candid photos taken by Bobbie Hanvey and snippets of radio interviews with some of Northern Ireland's best-known figures, with Steafan Hanvey providing further context through singing.
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The Afternoon Read (4.02.09) Red-band 'Bruno' trailer ignites the web
Last night was a lot of fun at the New Beverly, and I strongly encourage all of you who didn't make it to join us tonight at 7:30 for "Ishtar" and "Joe Versus The Volcano." What was most fun was listening to the people who hadn't seen the films before. There was a group sitting behind us for "Ishtar" who were flabbergasted that they enjoyed it as much as they did, and at the end, they just sat there for a few minutes, talking about all their new favorite bits from the movie. The crowds for both films were great and really seemed to appreciate seeing them again, and Henry the projectionist even helped us put together a couple of appropriate trailer rings for both films.
Sorry for the late start today, but by the time I got home, watched and recapped "Lost," and then took care of this morning's family obligations, I was barely able to sneak in five hours of sleep, broken in half. So I'm dragging a bit of ass today as I gear up for a ton of work and round two at the New Bev. Should be interesting to see what I'm physically capable of accomplishing.
And by the way... I think some of you got the impression yesterday that I hate all April Fool's Day jokes. I don't. I just think that most of them are deadly unfunny. There were a few exceptions. I have to give Adult Swim credit for showing "The Room" as the April Fool's programming. I know that the cult for this film has been building for nigh on five years now, and that I'm a little late to the game, but it's still one of those things that people are just discovering. I love how people get totally crazy about Tommy Wiseau after seeing the film, and for all of Tommy's fans, here's a present... a link to an interview with the legend himself. Read it out loud in your best impression of his voice, and I guarantee you won't have more fun today.
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I also think that Trent Reznor's April Fool's Day slam on Chris Cornell was staggeringly great. "Intro skit"? NIN FTW.
And this one was great, if cruel to all of BluRay freaks.
I'd say the biggest news this morning, by far, is the release of the new red-band trailer for Universal's "Bruno." This hints at the tone of the footage we saw in Austin a few weeks ago, and it's got some great crazy moments in it. "How do you protect yourself from a man with TWO dildos?" If I had a nickel for every time I've asked myself that question...
I love the "Sex and the City" bit. I seriously do not understand how Sacha Baron Cohen has avoided a bullet so far, and I respect him for putting himself so blatantly in harm's way just to make me laugh.
A James Bond museum? I know I say it a lot, but... I want to go to there.
Another video today, and one that's not remotely funny... Joe Wright and Kiera Knightley have worked together now on two feature films, "Pride and Prejudice" and "Atonement," and now they've teamed up again for a PSA that may or may not air in England soon, depending on whether or not the violent content is approved for broadcast. You can see it right here, however:
And if you'd like to read a bit more about how and why it was produced, you can at the place I originally spotted the video.
Michael Moore's got a big ol' man-crush on Obama.
Do you love Radiohead? If so, then cruise on over to IFC.com, where they're Radiohead-crazy right now. Feel free to enter the contest there, but realize that if you win and I don't, I will hunt you down and eat you.
Yes, I've gone video-embed crazy today, but I don't care. The new trailer for "The Hangover" is also worth your time.
God, I hope this movie somehow makes Zach G. bankable and suddenly studios are asking him what he wants to do next and he makes some big-budget indulgence that is as completely barking mad as he is. Just one. That's all I ask, America. Get to work making him a movie star for my entertainment, please.
On the other hand, I'm nervous about Dan Fogler in general. I wanted to give this guy the benefit of the doubt. His breakthrough role on Broadway got him in a lot of rooms and got him cast in a lot of films in a very short period of time, and for a while, it seemed like he was poised to break out as a film comic. But based on his work in films like "Good Luck Chuck," "Balls of Fury," and "Fanboys," I don't think America wants or needs a Dan Fogler filmography. And as a fan of Sam Kinison, I am doubly nervous about the idea of Fogler playing him. Yes, there's a slight physical resemblance, but Kinison was an original, a guy whose stage anger was an only-slightly heightened version of the real Sam. I had the opportunity to watch him work a whoooooole bunch of times, and so when the screen test that Fogler did for the proposed Kinison biopic showed up online (last May, evidently, although it only started popping up on sites like Film School Rejects and /Film in the last few days), I was compelled to watch, even though I was horrified at the thought of it.
I'll give Fogler this much... I didn't hate that. I still don't think Kinison's life is biopic material. But having seen that screen test, I'm a lot less nervous about Fogler in general.
Is this really worth getting angry about? Really?
As my e-mail box swells with people determined to explain to me that copyright in the 21st century doesn't actually apply to them, I'm fascinated at the strange ways in which the debate rages on.
And speaking of copyright infringement, Rising Sun Pictures would like you to know that they absolutely positively had nothing to do with the "Wolverine" leak.
Hopefully I'll see you at the New Bev tonight, or back here tomorrow for more news and reviews, or this weekend, when we'll be running back-to-back-to-back interviews with a great range of people. Should be fun.
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President Obama appoints Chuck Hagel — but gay rights groups express reservations
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Many people have changed their positions on GLBT issues since 1998. He may well be one of them. He can't erase what he said but we should welcome his change of mind. This is what we want, after all.
The big question is – was his apology sincere or just a political move?
I do trust Obama so maybe Hagel will do ok by us.
Agree with that. Not so long ago, Maria Miller was against LGBT equality and now look, not to mention Theresa May and even Cameron. I believe people can evolve and often do. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. I'd rather have him evolve than not.
You realize he only apologized after he found out he might become secretary of defense.
Yes. He was clearly putting his house in order but that doesn't mean that he has not genuinely moved on.
Not very happy about this.
Of course, the everything must revolve around homosexuals and their "rights". God forbid they just pick the best man for the job when choosing the next Secretary of Defense.
Hmmmm…. Because it's the New Year, I'm gonna be a happy little gay about this.
I don't particularly care about Hagel and his change of views or whatever. I'm entirely with everyone who says that a man can have changed his viewpoint over 1`4 years. I know that I have.
Also, I'm not going to take the Log Cabin Republicans too seriously. Apart from the fact that I have a deep suspicion that there are no gay people in the Log Cabin Republicans because they're so anti gay equality, this whole opposition to Hagel seems to have come out of left field.
At this point I have to say that I have Americans who said they were members of LCR, but I always had my suspicions. When I took them to gay clubs in London, the most 'gay' behaviour they exhibited was wearing bad footwear while trying to get into GAY and cupping the genitals of the nude male statue at the bottom of the stairs of Kudos.
Anyway… Giving them the benefit of the doubt, the reason why I'm going to support them on this is because if Hagel becomes Sec Def, he's going to have to make massive cost cuttings in his department.
If the guy is challenged now about potential homophobia and has to reject it in public, then he's unlikely to make cuts in his defense budget that hurt LGBTQ causes to prove he wasn't lying when he got appointed.
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Guru Nanak Dev University will conduct State Level Entrance Test (MET-2010/ PAM-CAT-2010) for admission to MBA/MCA Courses for session 2010-2011 in the Departments/ Institutes/ Colleges affiliated to Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, Punjabi University, Patiala and Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar on 04.07.2010 (Sunday).
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On a weekend where there were some statement games, all you saw were blowouts and upset losses. The best win on the weekend for the ACC, was Wake Forest beating Duke, and that's just because it was a conference game.
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2007 Mercedes-Benz C-Class C230 Sport 4dr Sedan (2.5L 6cyl 6M)
07 auto c230 , Obtained Ownership 59k in Oct. 2009 The carfax was clean,trans. replaced at 49k by MB.I took the car and was impressed for a 2.5L that it had some performance. I am aware of the balance shaft problem. I had a build date of SEPT 07, so I was in the clear. The transmission shifted smooth and responsive. I always changed the oil with Mobil Synthetic 0W-40. Solid suspension, smooth car, felt safe. Very comfortable car even on longand short drives. I would get about 17city,33hwy and always filled it with 93 Octane. Lost it during Hurricane Sandy with 84k. Let me just clarify if you maintain the car with a good quality of gas and oil you shouldn't have issues.
All the gadgets and buttons are perfectly detailed and in the right places. When the interior lights are on the cluster lights up beautifully and the rest of the interior has a nice color. I got a lot of great compliments from the car (black on black). The wheels on the 07 models are by far the nicest. Auto Transmission very responsive through out the gears. Tight suspension, very sensitive on the steering which I like. Interior was roomy. Steering wheel looked great. One of the coldest a\c's I've seen. I accelerated hard and the gears would change quick and smooth. The car would brake quickly. The car opened nice and sometimes I could hear the variable timing go on through the stock intake.
The remote entry did not work right, I had to always be near the door. The module had to be replaced and it was expensive because its under the rear headliner. The car lacks an AUX input on the 07 models for the oem radio. There is no aftermarket solution unless you make your own custom wires and bridge them, or change the oem radio which as well wont ever match with the interior of the dashboard. Keypad on oem radio worthless because bluetooth unit is too expensive. Blower motor made medal to medal noises you can hear through the vents when it was on low after 2 years of owning it. Chrome around cupholder vanished after a year of owning it. Paint on bumpers peeled off easily.
Bought 2007 used w/11k runs like a Swiss watch. This car has precision DNA from the quality of fit and finish to highly responsive handling. Replaced oil and tires....that's it. Value for $$ would be difficult to beat. When you look forward to running to the store for milk just to drive your car (even of you don't need milk) you know you have something special.
Aesthetics, Handling and shear driving pleasure!
Bought this in 2007 with 8k miles.Love this car.handles well in sport mode, very peppy, great shifting with 7 speed.Superb mileage, over 30 highway.Comfortable and great in corners.
Like the comfort, handling, mileage, and engine response.
Shifting either manumatic on on its own, is great.
Reasonable in snow with all-season tires.
The traction control is a bit annoying, since I grew up with rear wheel drive in the snow and like to control the car myself.
Initial impressions were good. But then came the problems. Here's a breakdown: 1. Cylinder head replaced due to valve going bad at, get this, 23,000 miles. 2. Left my wife stranded as the fuse box blew a circuit preventing the car from being started. This at just over 26,000 miles. Had to get the car towed to dealership. 3. Left me stranded when the cam positioning sensor went bad at 40,000 miles. Had to get the car towed to dealership. 4. Left me stranded AGAIN when the fuel pump went out a month later. Had to get the car towed to dealership. 5. Found out during this repair I would need to replace both front rotors as they were worn down. At 41,000 miles?
Just traded in this piece of junk for a 2011 Honda Accord. Never will I buy a Mercedes Benz again. I'm mean are you serious?
Car drives great. Average around 30mpg on the highway. Chrome is coming off the gear shifter and cup holder. Cig. lighter does not work, door sensor for windows/sunroof does not work. Dealership fixed door sensor once already. Radio stopped working. Electronics on this car seem to be the weakest point, plus cheap interior parts. 1,000 miles before last oil change the check oil light come on, checked and was 4 qts low on oil. Car only has 43,000 miles on it and doesn't smoke and isn't driven hard. A/C smells like a used tampon on fresh air. I assume it's the fresh air filter. Had to replace both front fender liners - very easy to break.
Separate rear light for pass. Rear windows roll all the way down. Smooth revving engine.
Same size front/rear wheels/tires. Better interior materials.
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