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"I think this year is so much different this year than last year," Turner said. "He's been in the system at least through the off-season and all through camp he's got a real good feel for it. So when he's starting out this time he's much more prepared."
Even though it sounds good in theory, putting it into practice is another story. Hutchinson and Muhsin Muhammad have connected in practice, but facing a live pass rush will turn a routine throw into a live experiment in playmaking ability.
"I think the pressure increases for the skilled positions on the team," Muhammad said. "The receivers are definitely going to have to make adjustments to different styles of balls they're throwing. And you're make some plays where maybe couldn't have made a play."
Hutchinson has started 14 regular season games, including the final five contests in 2004. The talent around him is vastly superior to that of what he played with last year.
Aside from having a No. 1 receiver, in Muhammad, the offensive line has gone from a revolving door to a blockade.
The first string unit hasn't allowed a sack in two preseason games. Hutchinson was sacked 23 times on 161 passing attempts a year ago. While part of the blame can go on the o-line, Hutchinson has a tendency to hold onto the ball too long. In the off-season, he worked to cut down his pitcher like delivery.
"Just getting my feet right," Hutchison said of what has sped up his release. "I think that's one of the biggest things, is that when your feet are ready then you can throw the ball. When they're not, then it's going to take you a while to get rid of the ball."
Hutchinson is in a much better position than he was at this time last year. He was out of football and waiting for a training camp invite. The phone didn't ring until Grossman went down with a season ending knee injury in Week 3.
The six-foot-4, 225-pounder didn't take a snap in the offense until preparing for his first start in Week 13 against the Vikings. Despite his lack of preparation, he led the Bears to a 24-14 victory over Minnesota by throwing three touchdown passes and no interceptions.
Although Hutchinson went to Bourbonnais as the backup, he has displayed leadership skills in the huddle worthy of a veteran.
"He's loose," said center Olin Kreutz. "He believes in himself and a quarterback needs to believe in himself so we can all believe in him too."
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LONDON (AP) -John Terry's return from a racism ban ended prematurely in pain Sunday as the Chelsea captain was carried off with a serious-looking injury after scoring in a 1-1 draw with Liverpool on Sunday.
The defender headed in his 50th Chelsea goal from Juan Mata's corner in the 20th minute after missing the last four domestic matches for racially abusing an opponent.
But 15 minutes later, Terry fell awkwardly after a collision with Liverpool striker Luis Suarez and was carried off looking in discomfort.
Liverpool had barely troubled Chelsea but Suarez was given the space to head in an equalizer in the 73rd minute.
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Game 106 Thread / Cubs @ Brewers (1 of 4)...how's that for a good bluff, Rob?
From Stripes:
John Winger (Bill Murray): C'mon, it's Czechoslovakia. We zip in, we pick 'em up, we zip right out again. We're not going to Moscow. It's Czechoslovakia. It's like going into Wisconsin.
Russell Ziskey (Harold Ramis): Well I got the shit kicked out of me in Wisconsin once.
After a glorious 6-4 win in the opening game of this key Milwaukee series, I wanted to take a minor detour and reflect on my recent travails, aka, life following the Cubs in central Europe including the Czech Republic.
I've been to Europe several times and remember the days before mlb was so accessible on the internet. In Med School, I was in London and Paris "studying" for 6 weeks toward the tail end of my senior year and remember following the 1984 Cubs via newspaper info only. The International Herald Tribune was about my only daily source and the info was usually 48-72 hours old. Their friday edition was actually friday-saturday-sunday, so there would be no scores for 3 days and the monday edition often didn't have any of the sunday results yet. So on my recent vacation just for grins I looked at the "sports section" of the IHT and nothing has changed. MLB Standings and 2-3 day old results with a minimal top news story often about bicycling or tennis.
I needed to travel light on this trip so no laptop computer, just my iPhone set up with an extended data package for what is fairly pricey internet access. I did have the new mlb at-bat application, which is essentially mlb's gameday for cell phones. Apple had just upgraded their software the morning I was leaving for Europe. Given the glitches at Apple that morning with everyone trying to download the new software, I got a bit lucky getting the download completed with 15 minutes to spare. I was panicking an hour before leaving home as the software upgrade wasn't happening and I couldn't go back to the earlier version without losing my phone software. Visions that I might be going back to the days of IHT hell danced in by brain. Fortunately the download completed and I might have been the first Chicagoan to have the iPhone 2.0 software. Alas, no slingbox this trip, which is the ideal way follow from afar if you have wi-fi (but that's another story).
The first hotel we stayed in (Munich) had free wi-fi and computer access in the lobby (but not in the hotel room). Given the time being 7 hours ahead, that first evening in Munich, I was following the Saturday noon start game against the Giants, Rich Harden's debut. As you recall he left with a 7-0 lead and as it was almost 9pm, I headed back to the room to crash with that secure feeling of having a game in the W column. You know the rest but since I was messed up from Jet Lag, I woke up around 3 am, couldn't get back to sleep and went back down to the hotel lobby to check out the other final scores. Two hours later...after trying to sort out what the hell happened, I was finally able to crash. Welcome to the Cubs, Rich Harden. Oh, and in Munich don't miss the Viktualienmarkt, where you can have the popular Frühstück of Weisswurst (white sausage) and sweet mustard (Weisswurstseif), sauerkraut with a pretzel and a Pilsner for breakfast although it was really more of a late night snack, Chicago time.
The trip was planned so I could miss the fewest games during the season, so it was a premeditated act to relinquish the all-star week for this vacation. I did follow some of the mid-season classic, using the gameday feed as Dempster finished the 9th. It was tough to follow much beyond that for it was the wee hours of the early Vienna morning. My Cubbie paranoia had me figuring that it would end about the 12th inning with Marmol blowing the game, permanently ruining his confidence and forcing him to enter the land of Steve Blass disease. Fortunately, Marmol was great in his inning of all-star glory and we get to forever kick Dan Uggla and Brad Lidge around instead. In Vienna, we loved the Leopold Museum and don't miss the pastries although you can get them in Chicago right here.
We were in Prague after the All-Star break and the night games were tougher to follow closely as by now I was adjusting to the time zone and an 8 pm start translated to 3 am in Prague. I did gameday watch the 5 run ninth inning in the game Dempster pitched a complete game shutout to avoid a sweep in Houston. On the last morning on the trip, I awoke about 4 am to catch the last 4 innings of the Randy Johnson vs. Rich Harden game with his almost a no-no. It must have been a very depressing game to watch in real time let alone on a cell phone at 4:30 am in a hotel in the Czech Republic. Ah, Prague. Wonderful city of Bohemian Crystal, Czech deep red garnet jewelry and Smažený sýr (a local cheese dish)...yep, it's just like going to Wisconsin.
See you at Miller Park tuesday night, it's Little Cubster's 23 birthday party! We're rooting for WeissWurst in the sausage race.
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Yo doc,
Slingbox + iPhone? thoughts?
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Slingbox + iPhone? thoughts?
the slingbox people did announce it's coming to the iPhone at the MacWorld conf last January, just don't know how soon. Probably >6 months is my guess. It took them a year to come out with the slingbox for mac although it works really well on a fast internet connection (ie. Wi-Fi or 3G).
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To quote my hero, Peter Griffin:
Freakin' sweet!
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Ahh, you were in Munich a week after I spent 15 hours there trying to connect flights. I had the white sausage for breakfast as well. It's pretty bland without mustard.
Game 1
It was great to see Marmol throwing so well. He looked like he did in May, Zeus-like. Wood is "not close," Howry has been shitty, but Marmol, Gaudin, and Samardzija look like the new late inning options.
Nice to take game 1, looking forward to the Z-Sheets matchup tonight.
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I don't know what I'd do without the internet. Living in Rome for 5 years a decade or two ago would, I imagine, just about cure me of my Cubs' addiction, but thankfully TCR and, probably, MLB.TV are around to make sure that doesn't happen. It is frustrating to not find out the scores of the current Brewers series, for example, until they're several hours old. Of course, the excitement/anxiety of living the play-by-play is probably something I can do with out as well.
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let me say, not only does the lineup suck, but please stop posting game threads!
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Here in Manila the internet is all I depend on. ESPN here will show the Cubs live maybe about 3 or 4 times all season.
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Sorry Cubster. Vienna Pastry has closed.
However, Lutz on the North Side on Montrose is still open as far as I know.
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I had my first taste of Lutz in utero. My mom's friends threw her a baby shower there.
And yup, it's still around.
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We're so damn lost. Where the hell is Innsbruck, Austria?
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Well then.... Goodaayy Mate!!!!!! Throw another shrimp on the Barbie!
A little...
5.8 earthquake in the middle of the day and i'm on the 7th floor. Fun times.
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You ok over there?
That was fun.
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it's all good, epicenter was like 45 miles away...the building swaying was the real fun part. It does that some times when it's super-windy.
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bill hicks' Arizona Bay beachfront property has to wait another day.
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i don't think that Bill Hick's will be buying beach front property any time in the next, i'd say, eternity.
(i know, i know)
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I guess if your building doesn't swing, that's when you're really in trouble.
I looked out the window when I was on the 8th floor of a hotel in Manilla once during a quake and it looked like something from a cartoon. All the buildings around swaying haphazardly, scariest thing I ever saw.
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I wonder was that in the 90's or the 2000's? The last truly massive quake we had here was in 1991, but only a few pretty noticeable ones since then.
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It was 2004 I think, sometime between August and October. Never heard the number, but it was enough to wake me up and make me wonder 'what the hell is going on'?
Edit: The beauty of the interweb:
6.2 at the epicenter I guess.
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Oh yeah remember that one. I was having late dinner at the time. Good thing I live on the ground floor where it's not as shaky :)
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In my best Keanu Reaves "whoa"....
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What part of LA do you work in , Rob?
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beverly hills...
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Are you a plastic surgeon Rob?
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yup, I parachat even during surgeries.
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You must have been working on Bruce Jenner during the 2007 NLDS
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Or game 3 or the 89 World series
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That wins the thread in a runaway.
Teixeira dealt
to the Angels for Kotchman and P Stephen Marek.
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crazy good deal for LAA.
even if they dont keep teix they get to pay a 1st round pick replacement less money than they'd pay for a power-streaky kotchman the next few years.
LAA gets a playoff push with very little downside unless marek makes more for himself than people expect.
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I can't believe the Braves didn't at least get Adenhart or Walden.
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seems fair for a 2-month rental....
I think Kotchman will only get better getting out of Anaheim which is really tough on lefties.
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I think it's a better haul than the 2 first round picks if he left at season's end.
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that's the thing...i dont think kotchman is any more that a 20HR 30-double guy who's not gonna walk a lot. some think he's ready to break out with his power. personally, i think a guy who swings and makes contact with as much stuff as he does should be showing more of that power by now.
i also don't like his prospects playing in ATL/FLA/NYM parks.
and i don't really understand why rotoworld (and some others i assume) want to paint marek as a future closer.
those that think highers of either or both would have a view i dont, f'sure. it's not a slam-dunk thing based on a flaw or anything.
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atl is a launching pad and who knows what new shea will be like. and we all know about philadelphia.
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Turner field is an average park (this year is 6th in runs scored and 05 it was 8th, but in 06 and 07 it was 21st and 24th in that department) and Citi Field (New Shea) is suppose to be pretty identical to Shea.
Its a good deal for both sides. LA3 needed a run producer and Atlanta needed cheap talent. Though I wish they would have waited until Thursday to do this because this is going to be one boring trade deadline as Jose Guillen is the best player who might get dealt.
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well the old atlanta was known as "the launching pad", the new one plays a little more for pitchers. That being said, it doesn't have the dead West Coast night air or the big wall in RF.
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"those that think highers of either or both"
my god...i dont know where to start with that one.
i should use that preview more often...or type less than 3987294872394 wpm.
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He had some pretty solid BB numbers last year, but that's regressed this year. His HR's and K's are trending in the right direction, so I guess his hitting coach Bakerized him, and he's being more aggressive early in the count. After last year, he looked like another Mark Grace in the making. This year, hard to say, but first basemen who slug .440 and have a OBP in the .320's are not going to have long careers.
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zobrist with 2HR and a double through 8
heyward 0-4 :(
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Soler likely to return Sunday, Maddon says
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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OSCARS: Host Seth MacFarlane On Video
The Academy Of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences has released portions of an interview with 85th annual Oscars host Seth MacFarlane on his biggest challenge as host, on his involvement in the show's production, on keeping things unpredictable, on how Saturday Night Live helped him prepare, on interacting with the Oscars audience, on Oscar memories with his family, and on the ideal Oscar host. Deadline put all the sound bites and B-roll footage together:
What can you say? They guy is incredibly talented. Sublime.
What's the over/under on how many times he says: "You know…" during the broadcast?
I don't know, I hope he does well but he seems to be pretending very hard that he doesn't care about it all when clearly he wants to knock it out of the park. Remember Seth, there is no spoon!
Wow! He is SO funny! Can't wait for the disaster that awaits us.
His biggest challenge seems to be getting out of our faces. The nominations, he's there. The talk shows leading up to it, he's there. Here, he's there. There, he's there. I'm already tired of your hipness.
I'm tired already. I feel like I've watched the Oscars ten times.
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The Maison has 2 double and 1 twin bedrooms and 1 en-suite bathroom and 1 family shower room. Raffet is a few kilometres from both Eymet [Dordogne] to the north, and Miramont de Guyenne [Lot et Garonne] to the south. Bergerac, Marmande, Issigeac and Duras are all about a half-hour's car journey.
This spacious holiday accommodation sits in 2 acres of private parkland in southwest France, and offers a peaceful rural location. There is the option of sporting activities, historic and cultural interests, and many restaurants and vineyards!
A calm beautiful area hosting medieval bastides, orchards, vineyards, history, restaurants, markets, music, arts, tennis, golf, leisure-lakes, canoeing, riding.
Lot et Garonne in southwest France is famous for food, wine, its history, natural beauty and calm.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 family bathroom and 1 en suite
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|3 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Bergerac 35 km, Nearest railway: Bergerac 35 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Fireplace, Internet access, DVD player
|TV, Video player, CD player, Table tennis, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (2), Single Beds (2), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair available
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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The house is set well back from the road to provide a degree of privacy and lots of parking.Apart from the 2 upper terraces around the house there is a lower terrace under the shade of walnut trees. Tressle tables and benches for all provides the opportunity for you to choose any number of places to eat in addition to the upper terraces
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-Our english manager Louise lives close by and is on hand to greet you.
-She will also answer any questions you have or deal with any emergencies.
-Before your visit she will be in touch to discuss options and shop for basic provisions if your arrival is to be late.
-Louise can also arrange an end of let cleaning service to ensure your holiday endson a relaxed note.
There is access to canoeing, tennis, and golf. Tennis and minigolf are very near at St Pardoux where [pre-booked] tennis/mini-golf is not
expensive. A 9-hole golf course is at nearby Tombeboeuf - you can hire clubs. There is a top-class golf and country club at the Château des Vigiers, just 45 minutes north and At Villeneuve sur Lot, as well as a number of other courses at Marmande and near Bergerac.
Bastide towns abound all with interesting histories and there are a many picturesque rivers and villages all worthy of investigation.
Eating out can be very reasonable Seyches, Sauvetat du Dropt, Eymet, Duras, Lauzun, Monteton and Allemans have good restaurants. The
upmarket pizza restaurant in the square in Eymet is a lovely place to spend an evening watching the world go by. More restaurants are opening too.
There is also a petrol station, car wash, pharmacy and Roady [cars etc], at the same complex as the Intermarché supermarket.
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Miramont de Guyenne is a delightful quiet French bastide small town with a tourist office and most amenities. The boulangeries and small
supermarket are open on Sunday mornings. It has a very good market on Mondays.
Eymet, a little further and to the north, is very popular with a pretty square, and also has a regular market on Thursdays and a night
market on Tuesday in the hight of the season. In Eymet you hear a considerable amount of English in the summer and in Miramont you hear
more French.
There are accessible markets to visit almost every day - look out for wine and jazz festivals, barn sales, concerts etc. Tourist offices have lots on offer. Issigeac market should not be missed.
There is a large Intermarché complex a few kilometres away, just outside St Pardoux Isaac.
Spoilt for choice for wine, and apart from the supermarket huge choice and value, there are very good Caves for wine in Eymet and Miramont.
Take your own big plastic container and enjoy local wine at approximately 2.00 per litre. Loads of vineyards around - Duras, Montbazailliac, Bergerac, and further afield St Emilion, Pomerol, Castillon la Bataille and the Medoc beyond Bordeaux.
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Brazilian singer-songwriter and guitarist Rodrigo Amarante de Castro Neves gave a richly soothing concert Tuesday night at World Cafe Live. It was just the right thing at the right time for some of us - namely, those who've been in a virtual Brazil for the last three weeks, absorbed by the World Cup, televised from locales across the vast South American nation.
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I have owned a 97' SE 4 cyl 5 sp, '01 sport 6cyl 5sp and now I have an 05' rubicon 6 cyl 6sp. I have had nothing but problems with the front end. 4 sets of sway arm links, 4 steering stabilizers and 3 axle seal sets and it currently needs to go back in to the shop for more of the same I am sure. Other than that I love the Rubicon. It will go anywhere you want to go. Yes, it's noisy, with the soft top. Hardtop helps a lot. mpg should not be a consideration. It's bad. I will own another Wrangler but it will be an old one. I absolutely loved the 97 (car accident took it from me), 2001 caught fire in the garage from a wiring short, 2005 my lawyer is negotiating with Chrysler. Buy an old one!
air lockers, 6 speed, Hardtop, off-road prowess. I have only got it stuck once and it took a 454 dually 4x4 to get it out. You can't beat it in the snow. I can get to work when most others can't get out of their driveway during the bad Cleveland winter storms coming off of the lake.
They seriously need to improve the durability of the front end components. They need to be cheaper so more people could own one. Lastly, they need a quieter POWER retractable soft-top like a car.
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This is my third Jeep, first Rubicon. If you are looking for a child hauling, store stopping SUV look somewhere else. This is the ultimate factory Jeep. Designed to go anywhere and return. So if your looking for an SUV for adventure, look no further! This is the perfect vehicle. It has taken me rock climbing, mud bogging, trail riding, and some fun in the snow. Never stuck, nothing broke. I'll pass this vehicle on to my kid one day.
The drivetrain is unbeatable. Strong engine, tranny, transfer case, and Dana 44s front and rear with LOCKING differentials!
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2005 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4WD 2dr Convertible SUV (4.0L 6cyl 6M)
I had a CJ5 back in the 80's and have always missed that Jeep. Fast forward to 2005 and I have a new Rubicon, 6 months now. The Rubicon is light years ahead of my '76 CJ but still has the same level of fun. I have a smile on my face every time I get behind the wheel. This baby can climb! I live in the desert in Southern California and we are always taking this Rubi on the mountain and desert trails. Trails I wouldn't hike up on foot, no problem for the Rubicon. The top is off 90% of the time here in the desert, it's great! Around town we have a blast as the Rubi always gets the looks. I love the rough ride and feeling the road. Cushy cars you drive with one finger are not for me.
The Rubicons heavy duty upgrades, the A/C works great when the temps hit 110+, sound system, all of it!
None I can think of except for the gas mileage but it is what it is, a Jeep.
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Tony Hawk's Underground 2
Hands-on and new thuggish details galore.
Over the next five years, one of the companies he crunched numbers for was Malibu Interactive, a mid-'90s multimedia meltdown that combined a fair-to-middling comicbook publisher with a fair-to-middling game developer to produce...well, a lot of fair-to-middling comics and games. The gap between generations in 1994 wasn't kind to them -- Malibu collapsed spectacularly, throwing enough staff out from its implosion to create three independent game developers.
One is Paradox (makers of Thrill Kill), another is Left Field (Excitebike 64, MTX Mototrax), and the third, of course, is Neversoft. The rest is history -- Jewett proudly says that his company has met payroll for 10 years running, and it's shipped a million-selling game every year since 1999. Its biggest missteps along the way, he says, have only had to do with the dangerous combination of "liquid courage and a skateboard ramp."
2004's presumed platinum hit, of course, is Tony Hawk's Underground 2. Neversoft has another original project in the works, due to arrive next year from a completely new team, but for now it's dancing with the series that brought it to its current success.
THUG 2 turns the basic premise of the original Underground on its head. Underground was meant to show off the grittier side of pro skating -- rising up from nowhere, scrambling for sponsors, eventually winning something resembling fame and fortune at the end. The sequel is about what there is to do with that fame and fortune once you've got it, which in this case is behaving like a horde of skateboarding Huns in cities all over the world and getting away with it. Story mode starts in Boston, moves from there to Barcelona, and later stops in Berlin and a fistful of other international locales.
Bam Margera's influence is hard to miss. At one point, before Neversoft came up with the idea of a Team Hawk versus Team Bam competition tour, it was practically going to be an all-Bam game. THUG 2's attitude and goal design are straight outta Jackass, while several of the show's regulars -- Bam, Weeman, Steve-O, the long-suffering Phil Margera -- at least make cameo appearances, and at most wind up as playable characters. Have fun skating on Steve-O's motorized mechanical bull.
The rest of the usual pro skating suspects appear on one team or the other (plus your nemesis Eric Sparrow from the original THUG), although Bob Burnquist gets kicked out of the story mode after the Boston stage thanks to an unfortunate accident with a tennis-ball launcher. Neversoft claims Burnquist was a good sport about recording the voice-over for the scene, and that his early exit had nothing to do with his brief defection for Konami's ESPN X-Games Skateboarding (which left him AWOL for Tony Hawk 3). Speaking of good sports, Phil apparently had to report for some rather disturbing photographic reference sessions to produce his in-game model, but if it's for the sake of a faithfully re-created experience...
THUG 2's goals, as we say, stray even further from old saws like collecting the C-O-M-B-O letters -- except in Classic mode, about which more later. Instead, your mission is to smash private property, deface public property, hit people with thrown objects, and if at all possible wreck as many big bits of the environment as possible (and also pull off assorted skating challenges, of course, but that isn't quite as picturesque). The level-altering events from Hawk 3 are back, letting you smash some section of an area to open new territory and create new lines. In Boston, setting off a pair of cannons shatters a skyscraper in progress, opening up a multitude of girder grinds, while letting loose a raging bull in Barcelona breaks open new areas and lets you trick off the bull itself. Lighting those cannons, by the way, requires setting your board on fire, a gag lifted from the Hot Chocolate skate video.
Each level has far more goals than before, and very few are timed. Instead, it's usually possible to leave one goal partially unfinished (like tagging four or five spots in the level) and finish another in the meantime. Goals also break down into more categories. Each level has four, usually -- a set for the default created character, another set for his pro skater partner, a third set for the hidden character found in each level (Ben Franklin in Boston, a matador in Spain), and yet another set for celebrity guests on special vehicles. Jesse James (of Monster Garage fame) rides a motorized scooter around Boston, while Spain features the aforementioned Steve-O (with some great texturing for his tattoos) on his mechanical bull.
On the default level of difficulty, clearing a stage requires completing perhaps half the goals on offer. Easy difficulty simplifies some goals and lowers the point requirements for progressing, while Sick jacks up the point requirements and toughens up several challenges. On Normal difficulty, the pace of progressions is just about right for the average player -- it's no cakewalk, but it doesn't seem like there's ever a point where a single goal becomes a frustrating impediment.
For players who don't want to deal with scatological humor and Big Brother-style mayhem, however, there's Classic mode, which takes the Story mode stages and rejiggers them with goals in the style of the PlayStation Hawks. The traditional two-minute time limit is back in effect, there are secret tapes to hunt for, and as an extra old-school bonus, clearing the Classic stages unlocks six PS2 re-creations of favorite classic Hawk levels. The original Warehouse isn't one of those six...if only because an upgraded Warehouse is already featured in the game as a tutorial stage.
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I would like to weigh in as in favor of saving the I- 26 trees and the $5 million dollars spent in the removal of them. Its a win - win all the way around!
I have let Gov. Haley know my position on this as well.
I do not understand those that can not see this, as it is the law. If you have ever been denied a permit to cut an ordinary ugly sap-like tree down, then you understand my position. This ugly huge tree was not only an eye sore but hanging over my roof doing damages as well. Not even to mention it was on two property lines. The neighbor/owner agreed with me to cut it down, so we went to get the permit to abide by the law and would you believe the TREE COMMITTEE said NO?
It appears the law does not apply to everybody, just those with a political agenda.
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On topics of open source and government involvement, it's seemingly impossible to remove political interests from the decision-making process. As more and more issues involving Linux/open-source/free software and government usage/control are arising these days, our Web site has taken on the task of reporting on some of them.
Linux Journal Editor in Chief Don Marti recently posted the text of his "Letter to the US Department of Commerce on Exporting Linux to Iraq" (www.linuxjournal.com/article/7318). Drafted as a pro bono project by attorneys Roszel Thomsen and Toni Paytas of Thomsen and Burke LLP, Don's letter asks that, in matters of distribution to Iraq, Linux and other open-source software be treated the same as proprietary software: "It is important to note that proprietary operating system software such as Microsoft Windows and Sun Solaris have been classified as mass-market encryption products and are eligible for export under ECCN 5D992. These products may be exported to Iraq without a license....It is incongruous that publicly available software such as Linux has more restrictions than proprietary operating system software."
Adam Davidson's "Followup with the LUG of Iraq" (www.linuxjournal.com/article/7320) outlines the current status of software licensing and open-source software in Iraq. A US radio correspondent in Baghdad, Davidson met with the two-person Iraq Linux Users Group to discuss their plan to establish a Linux Center to spread knowledge and encourage use of open-source software. This is a critical time for Iraq, as the country is in the process of enacting new licensing regulations that will affect software. Davidson writes, "Iraq's basic laws are being rewritten right now, largely with the help of US government advisors. And, without counter-advocacy, it seems all but certain that Iraq will soon have some of the strictest DMCA-like codes in the world." The Iraq LUG is asking for the aid of the worldwide Linux community to help them establish alternatives in the rebuilding of the country. Read Davidson's article to see what you can do.
Back in the US, Alan McConnell wrote "Linux for Congress" (www.linuxjournal.com/article/7249) about the newly formed Linux-Public Education (Linux-PE) mailing list. Linux-PE is intended to serve as both a discussion list and "a meeting place for Linux activists who wish to organize to get their favorite OS into governments". The project that inspired Linux-PE is a campaign to port to Linux the client software that connects congressional offices to the outside world.
On a lighter note, Doc Searls did some research on what's running the Web sites of 2004 presidential hopefuls. President Bush's site is using Microsoft IIS on Windows 2000, and so are Democratic candidates Edwards and Gephardt. But the most popular choice is Apache running on either Linux or FreeBSD. Check out "Penguins for President?" (www.linuxjournal.com/article/7249) for more details, including runtime statistics.
Finally, we're pleased to announce that Dave Phillips recently signed on to write a monthly Web column for the Linux Journal site that will cover issues and news surrounding Linux audio development. "Linux: It Sounds Good to Me" (www.linuxjournal.com/article/7283), outlines what he plans to cover in the column and discusses three key sources for Linux audio enthusiasts—the LAD, LAU and LAA mailing lists.
Heather Mead is senior editor of Linux Journal.
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50 cent Mentioning Gamboa against floyd seems to be working.
Was just doing my usually Saturday boxing browsing on youtube and was watching some gamboa and notice a comment
and was thinking he defiantly can bring some new vistors and hype a fighter up, too bad he burned his bridges. He could have probably had some decent success.
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Putting a guys name with Floyd is one of the number one promoting tricks currently in boxing.
Very cost effective and always gets people talking one way or the other. The problem with it, is that it always becomes more and more Floyd oriented as time goes on but still it simulates conversation about guys who don't get discussed near as much.
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How do you think Arum promoted Margarito, Cotto, and now Pacquiao?
50 just taking a page out of Bob Arum's book and it works.
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the way 50 has been handling things, i wouldn't be surprised to see gamboa fighting at a walmart in the future.
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So maybe at his next fight, 103 fans will show up instead of 97
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i'd stop associating my name with a famous duck if i were one of these young boxers. floyd's name would ruin your rep.
learn from pacman who built his rep on his own.
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Manny's team mentions Floyd just as much for about the same amount of time. On top of that Arum used Floyd's name to get Margarito's out there before Oscar. It is not like Floyd invented that trick it is as old as boxing but Floyd just happens to get used the most, Manny would get used in that way second most.
You do realize the Manny-Hatton fight was co-promoted by GBP, GBP did Floyd-JMM so do you think the promoters who are behind things like you know promoting the fight were behind that~
You always only tell one side of a story~
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you gotta be an idiot to say pac and arum has to use a duck's name to promote a fight. floyd did this on his own. he'll always be associated with pac's name or the other way around because it's the biggest duck he pulled and the highest profiled duck in the history of the sport.
of course, pac will always be asked about the duck. that's not using a duck's name. that's answering questions from fans.
pac is an impressive fighter. he doesn't have to use a duck's name. it's the other way around when half of the world doesn't even recognize you because of your boring fights.
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Sarah Palin Claims Obama's "Death Panel" Could Kill Her SonSunny Chanel
Apparently Obama's proposed health care plan intends to off Sarah Palin's son Trig. Palin addressed the subject of the proposed nationalized health care reform plan with concerns that her youngest child who has Down Syndrome runs the risk of losing his life if the plan goes ahead.
There has been misinformation about this Death Race 2000 or Logan's Run type scenario where the old, ill and disabled would be cleansed off the healthcare list with just letting them die. Now, this has been widely debated and there hasn't been, to my knowledge, anything to support offing the old. But this very unlikely fate has been a rallying cry for protesters taking over the town hall meetings and for conservative pundits hitting the airwaves.
Palin wrote:
"The America I know and love is not one in which my parents or my baby with Down Syndrome will have to stand in front of Obama's "death panel" so his bureaucrats can decide, based on a subjective judgment of their "level of productivity in society," whether they are worthy of health care. Such a system is downright evil."
Is this Palin's way to play the Hitler card, where some critics are comparing Obama to history's greatest monster? One commenter said in regards to the Palin's statement "The only difference between Hitler killing off the "undesirables" and the dems plan – is dems have doctors and committees doing it one elderly person or one downs syndrome person at a time… While Hitler wanted it done more quickly." [Insert your own shock or awe here.]
But a "death panel" for babies? Really? Is this just a way to rally the troops around a common innocent victim'? The elderly dying doesn't pack nearly as much punch as a young baby or child. But how about all those babies or children who don't have any insurance at all? Aren't they up against their own invisible "death panel" by way of not getting any care or treatment for their ailments at all.


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Each year the Massachusetts Teacher of the Year (TOY) program honors a Massachusetts teacher who exemplifies excellent teaching in the Commonwealth. Beyond celebrating the individual, the program looks at the complex work that is involved in educating all students through highlighting student achievement, commitment to the profession, innovations in education, and teacher leadership. It draws attention to issues of teacher quality and reiterates the importance of the teacher as the single most important school-based factor in improving student outcomes.
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Nominations for 2017 MA Teacher of the Year close Friday, January 22, 2016.
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The Massachusetts Teacher of the Year (TOY) Program began in 1960. Each year the program celebrates Massachusetts teachers who exemplify excellent teaching in the Commonwealth by selecting a teacher who is worthy of representing the positive contributions of teachers statewide.
The Teacher of the Year must also demonstrate:
A proven track record of meeting students' needs in order to further student growth and achievement.
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Audrey Jackson is a teacher who is inspired by her students and driven by social justice. She believes in the power of engaging and complex educational opportunities, where children develop the skills to learn from and with each other. Audrey loves being challenged by her students and being a facilitator of learning, so that children grow as students, advocates, teammates, and community members. She works to see students transform how they think and relate to the world at large.
Audrey became a teacher through the Boston Teacher Residency Program where she earned a MA in Elementary and Special Education in 2007. Audrey was drawn to teaching because of her interest in social dynamics and educational opportunities, which began at Williams College, where she was named a Lehman Scholar and earned a BA in American Studies, with a focus on race and ethnicity.
During her first years as a teacher, Audrey worked at the Richard J. Murphy School in Dorchester. In 2009, she began teaching 5th grade at the Joseph P. Manning Elementary School, a Boston Public school that focuses on inclusion of all children. The Manning is committed to supporting and empowering children who have experienced trauma or mental illness.
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To develop her own skills as a teacher, Audrey attended Harvard Graduate School of Education as a James Bryant Conant Fellow during the 2014-15 school year. There, she studied the impact of trauma on child development, educational neuroscience, and strategies to better collaborate and share best practices within and across educational and community settings. She was named a Robert LeVine Fellow for the Faculty Tribute and Intellectual Contribution Award, in part for her work to collaboratively develop educators' capacity to work with students affected by trauma.
In addition to her work in the classroom, Audrey has engaged in leadership and advocacy opportunities to learn from and with others, inclusive of serving on numerous committees at her school, being on the Boston Foundation Teacher Advisory Board and Teach Plus National Advisory Board, collaborating with the BTU as a member and representative, mentoring new teachers and graduate students, working as a Diversity Recruitment Fellow for BPS, sharing best practices in math instruction, data analysis, and trauma-informed culture, as well as speaking on panels and graduate courses.
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I'm a 30 something crafter that became addicted to quilting in the Spring of 2010. I'm a divorcee with three corgi dogs and a tortoise that make me smile every day.
My first quilt project was a ...
I'm a 30 something crafter that became addicted to quilting in the Spring of 2010. I'm a divorcee with three corgi dogs and a tortoise that make me smile every day.
My first quilt project was a kit I purchased at a craft store on sale for $7. I started it one year and picked it back up five years later determined to finish it. Finish it I did and I was instantly addicted to quilting.
I've always been intrigued with quilting ever since I saw my mom put together a quilt block for a church quilt one year. She also let me sleep under her wedding quilt sometimes and that was always a special experience since it was usually reserved for times when I was sick and would sleep on the couch.
I'm a serial crafter. Past crafts I've dabbled in: miniature house painting, knitting, cross stitch, needle punching, latch hooking, and sketching. I've never taken a formal sewing class. I took my first quilting class in January of 2011.
I love the medium and the finished product is something everyone can love for years to come.
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Legend has it that the Welsh Corgi is the "enchanted" dog of the Fay.
They were used by fairies and elves to pull their coaches or to serve as the steeds for their warriors. At night, the Welsh Corgi would sneak away to the hills of Wales to play with the magical little people. It's said that those who have an understanding heart and a sharp eye can see the faint fairy saddle on the back of a Welsh Corgi and the harness marks on their shoulders.
This quilt shows the special relationship between corgi and fairy. Your scraps will glow when used in this fun ticker tape applique method!
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Rare opportunity to buy weekend get-a-way with partially completed approximate 1200 sf rock house. Fantastic Texas Hill Country property just 3.5 miles from Johnson City on Stanton Ranch Loop Road and bordering the famous 2500 acre Stanton Ranch. Great panoramic view of the surrounding area with few man-made obstructions in sight. Classic partially completed rock house with electric power and water well. Two parcels totaling 16.49 acres. Caliche road to house. Very secluded property with great potential for someone who has the ability to complete the house. Plentiful deer and wildlife. Many thousands invested. Priced to sell.
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Former Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum is reportedly being treated at a local hospital after becoming ill during a weekend visit to Charleston.
Santorum, a former U.S. senator from Pennsylvania and chairman of the advocacy group Patriot Voices, was said to have been in town to visit his son, who attends The Citadel.
"While traveling in South Carolina on Saturday, Rick Santorum became ill and was admitted to the hospital for a gastro-intestinal illness and dehydration," according to a statement posted on the Patriot Voices web site. "He is feeling better today but remains in the hospital and is unable to travel to Iowa on Monday, April 15 for previously scheduled events."
Santorum canceled his scheduled Iowa trip due to the illness.
He is expected to resume a full schedule later this week and looks forward to returning to Iowa soon," said Virginia Davis, spokesperson for Patriot Voices.
It remains unclear which hospital Santorum is being treated at.
Santorum's son is a freshman at The Citadel, and Saturday was the school's Recognition Day. That is when knobs escape the Fourth Class system and are welcomed into the Corps of Cadets.
Citadel spokeswoman Charlene Gunnells said she did not see Santorum at the event and could not confirm he attended Recognition Day.
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Lottie May Shearer, 86, passed away Oct. 27, 2011, at Hawks Ridge Assisted Living Community in Hood River, Ore. Lottie was born Sept. 23, 1925.
Arrangements are under the direction of Anderson's Tribute Center (Funerals, Receptions, Cremations), 1401 Belmont Ave., Hood River, OR 97031; 541-386-1000. Please visit www.andersonstributecenter.com to leave a note of condolence for family.
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PEOPLE, physicians and patients alike, tend not to like to talk about death.
That may be why good compliance has yet to translate into success for a law requiring that everyone admitted to a hospital be told about their rights to advance directives and proxies.
Since the Patient Self-determination Act went into effect in November 1991, there apparently have not been many more people than before filling out legal documents that detail how they wish to be cared for or who should make decisions for them when they are unable to speak for themselves. Nor is there evidence of a measurable decrease in end-of-life health care costs, as proponents had hoped.
In most cases, people are merely handed written material that describes advance directives, asked if they have one, "and that's about it," says Alexandra Gekas, director of the American Hospital Association's National Society for Patient Representatives and Consumer Affairs.
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