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The NFL Players Association and New Orleans Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma filed briefs Monday in response to the NFL's opposition to the motion to recuse former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue as arbitrator in the Saints bounty scandal hearings and opposition to vacate any penalties issued after the appeals.
"The relationship among former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue, his law firm Covington & Burling, LLP, Commissioner Roger Goodell and the NFL is as close and intertwined as could be," Vilma's lawyer Peter Ginsburg argued in the response. "To serve as an unbiased arbitrator, Tagliabue would be ignoring his fiduciary obligations, undermining the positions of his clients and his firm, and exposing Goodell to liability for his defamatory statements. The law protects Jonathan Vilma from being forced to entrust his future to such a fundamentally unfair circumstance."
Ginsberg also wrote the NFL has refused to produce 47,000 pages of documents the league claims it has in relation to the bounty scandal and hasn't made a single witness available with firsthand knowledge of the alleged program.
Vilma's legal team filed an e-mail from former Saints assistant Mike Cerullo to NFL spokesman Greg Aiello dated Nov. 2, 2011.
Here are the contents of the e-mail:
"So I have info on Saints Joe Vitt Lying to your NFL Investigator on Bounties from 2010, along with proof!!!
"I was there, in the cover up meeting, with players and Joe, I love the NFL and want to work there again, but I am afraid if I tell thge (the) truth I will never coach again in NFL, But I was fired for a situation that the Saints encourage..
"All I want is a Job back in the NFL as a QC Coach anywhere, so If talking to you jepodizes (jeopardizes) that I will have to get back to you, but The Saints are a Dirty Organization
"Contact me
"mike c"
The NFL filed its motion on Friday afternoon and the NFLPA had until noon Monday to file its reply with the court, which it did.
The NFL argued in its opposition to the Tagliabue recusal on Friday that the former commissioner is a good appointment to assess the proper punishments on the four players allegedly involved in the Saints bounty program.
The NFLPA called the NFL's appointment of Tagliabue "tone deaf" in Monday's reply brief according to Tulane director of sports law program Gabe Feldman.
The players' union is also opposing the new hearing date on Nov. 6 in Washington D.C., which also happens to be Election Day, after Tuesday's original date was pushed back because of Hurricane Sandy. The players are opposing that date because it may not give them a chance to vote in the Presidential election and the Saints play the Eagles the night of Nov. 5 in New Orleans.
Larry Holder contributed to this story.


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When CEOs lock and load during testimony at legislative and regulatory hearings, it's Sally Pipes who sometimes provides the ammunition.
As president of the San Francisco-based Pacific Research Institute, Pipes, 48, leads the charge for market-minded solutions and less regulation in areas such as taxes, education, health care, transportation, and the environment. But no sterile think tank, PRI: Upon taking the reins in 1991, Pipes gutted the group's ivory tower and transformed it into a missile silo, taking aim at left-of-center targets. Right now, for example,
The institute's mission becomes particularly critical, Pipes says, with President Clinton's chameleonic "new democratic" agenda materializing as simply another tax-and-spend package. "We have to remobilize," she says. "People want to be shown alternative solutions."
PRI proposes solutions through books, conferences, speeches, and newsletters and makes them available to corporate and political leaders and the media. Supported entirely by the private sector since its creation in 1979, the organization had a 1992 budget of $1.2 million, up 71.4 percent from the previous year. Of that total, 10 percent came from corporations, 30 percent from individual donations and literature sales, and 60 percent
from foundations. Not nearly enough to fund all the schemes Pipes basin mind. "We have to get down to the grass roots and win more support for our research," says Pipes, her soft-voiced patter at odds with her machine gun delivery and emphatic gestures. "It's hard, because outreach is like throwing a stone on the water; you have to follow up or the ripples will go away quickly."
To that end, PRI zeros in on issues that hit companies and individuals where it hurts most-in the pocketbook. For instance, a 1992 book, "Free Market Environmentalism," espoused a market-oriented approach to pollution problems. The institute's research on NAFTA prompted a barrage of inquiries from companies such as Dow Chemical, Chevron, and Arco. Sometimes the ideas come from outside PRI. Its recommendations on trimming
An economist by training, Pipes previously worked as a researcher for the Canadian Department of Energy, Mines, and Resources, and the Bureau of Economics and Small Business Development. High on her agenda at PRI are projects in immigration, health care, and education. Pipes describes
"Sally is moving the institution in the right direction," says Larry Mone, research director at the Manhattan Institute. "The interesting policy ideas are being debated on state and local levels-they won't filter from

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Swept by Luverne a year ago, the Marshall girls' tennis team was hoping for a turnaround in its home dual against the Cardinals on Tuesday. They didn't get shut out this year, but the Tigers still fell short against their Southwest Conference rival, losing 5-2.
Luverne showed why its one of the top teams in the Southwest Conference by sweeping matches in four of their five wins on a hot and windy afternoon.
"I thought Luverne was going to be our toughest match and was hoping that with where we are this year compared to where we were last year that we'd be able to do a little better today," Marshall head coach Holly Knudson said. "But it is what it is. We just have to get back to practice and continue to try to get better."
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Marshall No. 1 singles player Julia Hartmann lunges forward to make an attempt at a backhand shot during her match against Luverne's Kaitlin Wohnoutka Tuesday at Marshall High School. Wohnoutka won the match in three sets.
The victory moves Luverne to 8-3 overall, while Marshall drops to 4-7.
The most competitive match of the afternoon was at No. 1 singles, where Luverne's Kaitilin Wohnoutka and Marshall's Julia Hartmann battled through several long rallies. After dropping the first set, Hartmann found herself down 5-1 in the second set but managed to fight back and force a tiebreak, which she won 7-4. But in the end, Wohnoutka prevailed with a 6-2, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4 victory.
"Kaitlin and Julia really went at it," Knudson said. "Julia kind of fluctuates here and there sometimes. She'll get down and then she'll kick it into high gear.
"That's mental part of the game. The goal is to play at a high level and sustain it through the match. The pendulum can swing very quickly. We just have to try to get more match toughness."
The Tigers' only singles win came at No. 2 singles where Brooke Louwagie easily dispatched of Emily Robinson 6-2, 6-1.
Marshall also got a doubles win from its No. 2 team of Annie Samuelson and Brittany Soupir. The pair bounced back from a slow first set to win 3-6, 6-4, 6-1.
"They tend to take a while to warm up," Knudson said of Samuelson and Soupir, "but hey, that's how it is sometimes. They just needed a little pepping up to get going."
The Tigers continue conference play Thursday when they travel to Worthington to take on the Trojans.
Luverne 5, Marshall 2
1. Kaitlin Wohnoutka (LUV) def. Julia Hartmann 6-2, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4
2. Brooke Louwagie (MAR) def. Emily Robinson 6-2, 6-1
3. Katie Eeton (LUV) def. Jenna Gannott 6-4, 6-3
4. Emily Johnson (LUV) def. Anja Baumgarn 6-2, 6-0
1. Paige Adams/Kynzie Smedsrud (LUV) def. Maggie Roy/Maddie Schoephoerster 6-2, 6-2
2. Annie Samuelson/Brittany Soupir (MAR) def. Brianna Erickson/Lexie Severtson 3-6, 6-4, 6-1
3. Mckenzie Wenninger/Tatiana Gust (LUV) def. Crista Schultze/Rachel Landmark 6-3, 6-3


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Pork Tenderloin
I need a crock pot receipe for a 5 lb. port tenderloin.
Do not cook it in the crock-pot. A 5lb tenderloin should not even fit! Also cut it in half and cook in 2.5 portions ... you should never cook a whole pork tenderloin that weighs more than 3.5 lbs. They do not fair well in an oven bag.
You can reheat a fully cooked one in a crock-pot.
I just made one the other day and this is what I did...
After putting it in the crockpot, I sprinkled about 1/2 package of Italian dressing mix over the top. Added a small can of diced green chiles and about 1/2-3/4 stick of butter. Set it on low and let it cook all day. It shredded very easily.
In the past I've used rotel tomatoes, green chiles and water and that works out well too.
I cut up an onion and place it in the bottom of the CP. I also chop a few cloves if garlic and add them in as well. I then season the pork with salt, pepper, paprika, Italian seasoning, and a little brown sugar. Place on top of onions and garlic. I add in about 1 cup of either chicken stock or just water (chicken stock if I have it). Cook on low for 6-8 hours. Remove from the crockpot, shred with two forks, add back to crockpot, pour in sauce and continue to cook on low for about another hour to warm the sauce and allow it to soak into the meat.


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Hospital earns Trauma Receiving Facility designation from state
Kay Schaaf, Director of Nursing and Chip Mintz, PA-C, hold a certificate
from the State of Montana that was recently presented to Prairie Community
Hospital designating the hospital as a Montana Trauma Receiving Facility. The designation came after a 5 year review process was completed ensuring requirements were fulfilled, based on available medical equipment as well as trauma training for PCH staff.
By Kay Johnson
It's about being prepared to care for patients facing emergency situations. From car crashes, work related accidents to heart attacks — medical calamities come in all forms.
With the recent designation as a Trauma Receiving Facility by the State of Montana, the staff at Prairie Community Hospital hope to send a clear message — providing proficient care to those facing emergency situations is a top priority.
"We're taking trauma seriously," said Chip Mintz, PA-C, who has been with the hospital since 1991. "It's beneficial all the way around," Mintz added of the designation. "We're able to provide better care."
The state designation was given to the hospital at the conclusion of a review process that took about 5 years to complete. Part of the review required the hospital fulfill certain obligations centered on having available medical equipment at the hospital as well as providing trauma training for PCH staff. It also included on-site visits from state medical consultants.
Much of the credit for receiving the designation rests with Trauma Coordinator Amanda Gustad, according to Director of Nursing Kay Schaaf. Gustad, along with the PCH nursing team worked to purchase equipment and complete required training before state approval could be granted.
PCH is the 40th out of 60 Montana hospitals to receive this designation.
The designation incorporates the hospital into a statewide trauma system designed to ensure that all severely injured patients are quickly evaluated, treated, and transported to trauma hospitals appropriate to the severity of injuries.
The trauma designation also provides assurance that the staff and medical providers are adequately trained, optimizing the use of their resources and providing swift transfer of patients needing further care at a regional trauma facility.
On average PCH provides care in about 24 trauma situations a year, Mintz said.
With the increase of traffic on I-94 due to the Bakken oil boom, PCH Administrator Parker Powell estimates those numbers will likely rise.
"We can see it rising in the next year if the traffic continues," Powell said.
The one year provisional designation will be followed by a full 3-year designation after an on-site visit is completed.
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Some superb Chillhouse, Deep House and some really cool beats. Give it a spin, and turn it up. :)
My first mix of 2013. I hope you enjoy it.
How about we connect?
The stunning artwork is by Hartwig Kopp-Delaney: http://www.flickr.com/photos/h-k-d/
Well done sir, enjoying it very much!
Thank you my friend!! :)
Luc...... Smile from start to finish..........
Thank you so much Pablo - sorry it took so long to respond!! :)
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great set Luc, AAA x
Thank you very very much Carla! :)
2 listens in 12 hrs, says it all :) MJ
It does indeed!! Thank you so much!! :)
Love that Ari Frank track..
I do too!! It's a big favorite of mine. :)
nice tracks..
Thank you Lisa!
great track selection Luc, like it a lot! :)
Many thanks Chris!
Nice groove on this one! Bueno!
Good. Reaaaaaaaally good.
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Thank you all for the wonderful comments! Really much appreciated! :)
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Admiralty List of Radio Signals Vol. 3, Part 1
This is the first of two parts of the British Admiralty List of Radio Signals for Maritime Radio Stations. It covers Radio Weather Services and Navigational Warnings, Radio - Facsimile, NAVTEX, and SafetyNET for Europe, Africa, and Asia (excluding the Far East). It is amended up to and including Admiralty Notices to Mariners Weekly Edition 49/11.
About the Admiralty List of Radio Signals (ALRS)
The Admiralty List of Radio Signals series provides comprehensive information on all aspects of Maritime Radio Communications. The data is organized into six volumes, some divided into several parts for ease of handling. Each of the six volumes is presented in a user-friendly format with full color photographs and diagrams.
The contents range from a complete listing of stations handling Maritime Public Correspondence to a full range of products and services essential for compliance with the GMDSS (Global Maritime Distress and Safety System). The volumes also feature radio stations broadcasting weather services and forecasts and a detailed explanation of the complexities of Global Satellite Position Fixing Systems. ALRS publications are presented in a user-friendly format and are updated through Section VI of the weekly editions of Admiralty Notices to Mariners. New Editions are published annually containing all changes to information held.
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Local fans will have plenty on which to keep an eye, starting with the Texas A&M Mondo Challenge. The meet begins today in College Station, Texas.
Earlier this week I questioned how seriously the Oregon Ducks would take the college indoor season, given that this is an Olympic year and some of Oregon's better people have Olympic aspirations.
Well, actions speak louder than words. UO stars Jordan Hasay and Brianne Theisen both are entered in the Mondo Challenge, which signals the Ducks are going all-in to pursue a third straight NCAA women's indoor title.
In case you missed it, the R-G's Curtis Anderson did a nice profile of Theisen, in which she explains her decision to return to Oregon for her senior season, and her belief she can train for the Olympics within the college framework.
The first-ever U.S. Open takes place Saturday in Madison Square Garden, giving the USATF a high-quality indoor meet in the iconic building to replace the Millrose Games, which have moved to The Armory.
World high jump champion Jesse Williams, who trains with Oregon Track Club Elite/Eugene, is among the U.S. Open entries.
Runners from OTC/Eugene and OTC/Portland are all over the entry lists for the two-day Washington Invitational, which begins tonight in the Dempsey Indoor.
Next week the popular Tuesday's In Track Town Series begins with a 7 p.m. meeting in the Old Pad in Eugene.
Hasay, Luke Puskedra, Cyrus Hostetler and Sam Chelanga are scheduled to appear. It's a sure sign the season is ramping up.
OK, more links:
Former Oregon runner Matthew Centrowitz talks to Runner's World, and explains that his life hasn't changed much since his decision to turn professional.
Dathan Ritzenhein presents an Indianapolis prep star with the Gatorade National Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year Trophy.
Texas A&M Mondo Challenge brings the nation's top college teams together.
Paul Merca: WSU will host a scored, indoor meet this weekend; teams included are Idaho, Montana, UCLA and Utah State.
How popular is track & field with U.S. sports fans? This Sports Business Journal Daily poll shows it tied for ninth with men's golf and bowling and men's tennis.
Texas A&M hurdler Wayne Davis eyes the Olympic podium.
Mo Farah highlights the Aviva International Five Nations meet in Glasgow, Scotland.
Dietary change has made all the difference for Jenn Suhr.
Is Abdi Abdirahman past his prime? Maybe not.
Asafa Powell talks about his final Olympic year in a pre-U.S. Open news conference; video from RunnerSpace.com.
Powell changes his approach to training after an injury-plagued 2011.
Flotrack has video of the Cook's Classic men's mile; Will Leer, who once trained with OTC/Eugene, won from in front in 3:58.45.
Scott Bauhs wants more head-to-head matchups with sport's top stars.
Tirunesh Dibaba and Meseret Defar spice up the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix.
The experts at LetsRun.com give an unqualified thumbs up to the fields for the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix.
Martin Bingisser has more on innovative throwing formats, which are designed to pull in fans.
Sprinter Kim Collins says other runners show Usain Bolt too much respect.
British police arrest 97 for selling bogus tickets and hotel rooms for the Olympics.
Ethiopian governing body is another study in dysfunction.
Ethiopians dominate the Dubai Marathon.
The experts at LetsRun.com report on the Dubai Marathon.
Comprehensive links package from Track & Field News.
The track & field links package from Superfan Daily.
This links package is from LetsRun.com.
Runner's World survey of the day's news in track & field.
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The Ohio Supreme Court today set a July 14 execution date for John Fauntenberry who was convicted of a multi-state killing spree in 1991 that included the slaying of a truck driver in Hunterdon County.
John Fautenberry, 45, admitted on the eve of his trial in New Jersey to the February 1991 killing of Gary Farmer, a 26-year-old long-haul truck driver, at a truck stop off Route 78 in Bloomsbury. He was sentenced to life in prison in New Jersey, but by that time had already been sentenced to death in Ohio for another murder.
Fautenberry was also convicted of murder in Alaska and linked to two other slayings in Oregon, authorities said. Oregon authorities did not charge Fautenberry because Ohio investigators had already taken the lead on the case.
Fautenberry's execution date was set by the Ohio Supreme Court after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of lethal injection a year ago. After that decision, the Ohio Attorney General's Office asked prosecutors to coordinate how they filed their requests for fear of swamping the state Supreme Court.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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High School Top Performer - Week 5: Bryce Petraccoro (girls bowling), Manasquan
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JUST THE STATS: At the Central Jersey girls sectionals on Saturday, Petraccoro rolled a 684 series, earning her the high series of the day. This season her high game is a 278, which she rolled on Thursday against Wall. She followed her high game with 246 and 226 to earn her highest series of the season, 750. On Dec. 3, she broke her school record when she rolled a 700 series against Manasquan and has broken it several times since then. As a freshman, Petraccoro bowled independently for Point Pleasant Beach and came in fifth in sectionals and 21st overall.
COACH'S QUOTE: "I really think it began on this day last year when she didn't make the cut. She bowled well that day but she didn't make it. We bowled well as a team so that kind of overshadowed everything but I think it was probably the most important thing that happened, that she actually lost. We had shore conference next week and she made the individuals because she had high average and she finished fourth, but the Bryce that bowled in that tournament was not the same Bryce that was bowling with me all year long. The focus that she had is the same focus that she has this year. Like I always say, she was a really good bowler last year but she's an amazing bowler this year. She's been a leader and she's been so focused this year and I can't tell you how proud I am that she went from not qualifying to winning the whole thing this year. She's an awesome kid to coach." -Manasquan head coach Tom Glenn
RIVALS: "I don't really have any rivals because I've been bowling with girls on the [No. 1 and No. 3] Brick schools and [No. 2] Howell for years in my Dad's travel league. They're all just good friends to me, I love them all."
HOW DID YOU GET IN TO BOWLING: "From my Dad. He was bowling in a league and when I was two years old I just went with him and picked up a ball. I've loved it ever since. He is a very big fan. I have a really strong support group of my Mom and Dad. My boyfriend couldn't make it today but I have a stuffed teddy bear that he got for me to watch me. I did play soccer and basketball and I actually cheered this year for my first time as a junior and I also play golf, but bowling is my top sport."
COLLEGE: "I definitely would love to bowl in college. That's a very big thing for me. Especially in my freshman year I wasn't able to bowl for a high school team so I was thinking 'okay, college I'm going to do it' because a lot of my friends bowl in college and I've always wanted to. I'd like to study to be a doctor. Maybe an obstetrician or something that has to do with babies because they're just so adorable."
FAVORITE MOVIE: "That's a hard one. I don't know! I like comedy movies. I am so afraid of scary movies, I can not watch them at all. I love Jim Carrey though. And the Harry Potter series!"
FAVORITE MUSIC: "I like pop and rap too. I got in to rap recently."
FAVORITE CLASS: "Pre-calc. I love math. I never used to like math but I love math this year."
BOWLING BALL: "I throw storm products. The ball that I'm using right now is a IQ Tour Pearl. It's gold and it smells like butterscotch. I recently just got fixed up at Tony Norcia's Pro Shop. They've helped me a lot this year to bowl the way I do."


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SPOTTED BY US: Day 77
A life preserver at the Oakwood Heights Veterans of Foreign Wars has been placed on the fence to bring attention to the permanent, pond-sized puddle at the corner of Aviston Street and Mill Road, Oakwood. Neighbors say the puddle has been a problem for some 20 years, and has been exacerbated by recent construction, rain and snow. The Advance wrote about the trouble spot on Dec. 31, noting that the spot becomes hazardous to drivers when the puddle freezes. A child was struck by a minivan and seriously injured at the intersection in 2004. Neighbors have made multiple complaints to elected officials. John Wetmore, a good Samaritan from New Dorp, sent a series of photographs of the intersection, snapped in early winter, to the Advance. One photograph showed a small flock of Canada geese swimming in the street. Others showed the bus stop in front of the VFW post underwater. The post is utilized by the Staten Island Blind Society.
Who's responsible:
The city Department of Environmental Protection is responsible for controlling, maintaining, supervising, repairing and inspecting the city's drains and sewers. To file a standing water monitoring report form with the city Department of Health, visit the Web site www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/wnv/wnvwater.shtml. Sewer back-ups, clogged storm drains, leaking fire hydrants and water coming up from the ground or street should be reported to 311.
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Thu., 11:36am: Girard officer suspended
GIRARD — A city police officer has been suspended for 20 working days under a last chance agreement.
City officials said Patrolman Larry Neely will keep his job now that an investigation is complete into underage drinking parties at his house.
They said the last chance agreement is a provision in the department's conduct code.
Neely was placed on paid administrative leave after criminal and internal investigations were launched following what investigators said was an underage party at his home.
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To provide a source of additional income for senior citizens who own self acquired House property in India
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Qualifying loan amount (90% of property value) Rs.9 lacs
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On the rotation
Caught some feedback from fans over yesterday's story on the Tigers rotation, especially the idea that the Tigers don't have anyone on the level of Johan Santana or Mark Buehrle. It wasn't a remark on talent, but on track records, something I probably didn't make clear enough. Both Justin Verlander and Jeremy Bonderman went pitch-for-pitch against Santana last year, but Santana also has two Cy Young awards and a pitching triple crown to his credit. Bonderman or Verlander might put up those kinds of accomplishments in the coming years, but they haven't yet. Obviously, they haven't been around long enough.
As for Buehrle, well, he probably doesn't get the respect he should — certainly not lately. Last season's struggles and Kenny Williams' recent controversy aside, he has four years with at least 16 wins out of six full big-league seasons, and he has <i>averaged</i> just under 230 innings a season in that time. He's also 11-7 with a 2.92 ERA lifetime against Detroit, even after two losses to the Tigers down the stretch last year.
Also have received questions about Maroth as a potential reliever, but the final rotation spot is his to lose. There was a line in the Sporting News preview player evaluations (unfortunately packaged alongside a story that I wrote) that said he had no impact on the rotation last year, but I strongly dispute that. If you believe the notion that the Tigers made the playoffs in large part thanks to their strong start, then you have to credit what he did before he went on the DL. He went four out of his first seven starts with at least six innings and either one run or no runs allowed. The Tigers won all four of those games, three of them ending up one-run victories despite scoring three runs or less. Surgery is surgery, but usually when it involves bone chips, the recovery is not very drastic.
That's what I was trying to point out in my story: If you can plug somebody like that into the bottom of your rotation, compared to most big-league rotations, that's a huge advantage.
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Sorry for such a basic question, but do you mean #4 or #5 starter? Where is Verlander?
My concern about Maroth is that the opposition may be able to take advantage of 3 lefites in the rotation. I like his stuff but wonder if he might be a possibility in the bullpen. Kinda hoping Campusano works out.
The order of the starters isn't going to reflect priority. It's going to be an effort to show opponents a change of style from one day to the next, making sure Rogers and Maroth aren't pitching back to back. Best guess would be something like Bonderman, Rogers, Verlander, Robertson and Maroth.
I'm still choked a bit about the World Series. Seems a shame the guys came so far and played so well to overcome some problems just to be pretty much dominated by the Cards. The pitchers held the mighty Pujols to just 3 hits and 1 long ball and I figured that would be the key to the series!
I will never, ever agree with the decision to have Verlander open the series. I thought that was pretty dumb. that and the plan to hold rogers back for Tiger Stadium.
That basically said they expected to lose at LEAST 2 games, instead of going right after them. The way Rogers was pitching it was pretty clear he was in a zone where could beat anyone, anywhere, anytime. Saving him for home was pretty dense.
It was a sweet ride though and if we can solidify the middle of the lineup this year it will be again, very interesting.
Well Jason, I couldn't agree with you more about Maroth. I thought last year, before his injury, that he was the ace of the Tigers staff. I've always had a very high opinion of Mike. That rotation you posted here is a good one too. Just think if you have Zumaya in relief of Maroth and Rogers, and Rodney following Bonderman and Verlander. Opposing hitters will see a constant style switch, every night. That's a lot of different types of pitches to see in a game.
Dan, Rogers would have been pretty lonely if he'd been held back for "Tiger Stadium." It would have been vewwy vewwy dark. Sorry buddy, couldn't resist. 🙂
Hey, how about Mike Maroth for game one of the 2007 World Series?
Rich–you might recall the original rotation and explanation. JL wanted Rogers for game 2 and game 6 so that Rogers would be pitching at home. My contention was he should have started game 1 and he would then be almost guaranteed another start. In fact he could have started game 5 anyway with the postponement but JL didn't want to throw him in St.L, especially after the dirty ball incident.
JL should have relied on as much as he could on the guy who was virtually unhittable and showing so much character and confidence. Instead he outsmarted himself by going with a rookie in a pressure cooker.
If Rogers starts game 1—we would have had a much different WS.
As a footnote on that Sporting News yearbook you might pick up in the next few weeks, I also wasn't the one who wrote that Neifi Perez helped the Tigers stay in the playoff hunt when Polanco was injured. Yikes.
Dan, I'm sorry. I was making a weak attempt at humor because you said Tiger Stadium instead of Comerica Park. I thought at the time that starting Rogers away from home might make him even more competitive and at the very least, wouldn't make him less effective. I guess those decisions will live on in Tiger lore.
Good heads up on the Sporting News yearbook, Jason! 🙂 I read your comment on the Tiger site that they wouldn't hesitate to eat Neifi's contract. I hope that's the case. I'd like nothing better than to see the guy win the position, but the key here is winning the position and not having it handed to him. I'm not sure, however, if he'll ever be accepted by Tiger fans. He's reached near legendary status already.
That is funny Rich. Shows you where my head is at. At least I didn't call it Brigg's Stadium! Or worse yet, Navin Field.
I've never been to Comerica—would be nice to do, maybe this year!
One of the qualities that makes Leyland such a great manager is that when he came on board, it seems like any measure of complacency went out the window. No one was "guaranteed" a role on the 25 man roster. He clearly stated that the best 25 would be on the team, and that paid off in a huge way with Verlander and Zumaya. Being on the team by merit, not contract or service time set the tone. Sure lots of managers state this at the beginning of the spring, but Leyland and Dombrowski followed through on it. I'd expect nothing less this spring as applied to Perez, Maroth, or Campusano.


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2. Toy Story 3
Opening Day: June 18
Pros: Most studios think it will be the biggest movie of the summer because it has huge awareness and interest across all demographic quadrants (that means everyone from Grandma to the little ones wants to go). Word is it also plays like gangbusters.
Cons: Awareness doesn't always translate into buying tickets. Has the 11 years since "Toy Story 2" just been too long a wait?
Projected Box Office: $340 million
Lowdown: It won't beat "iron Man 2," but it could be close.
Photo Credit: Walt Disney Studios


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Gander's Blair Bursey making changes to his game
The Telegram—Sherbrooke, Que. — Much like in his first two rounds in the boys' golf competition at this week's Canada Summer Games, Team Newfoundland and Labrador's Blair Bursey has had an up-and-down season on the course.
"I've made some changes that I haven't quite adapted to yet," says Bursey. "But I feel like I'm getting close." In the provincial men's in early July, he took a seven-shot lead into the final round, but faltered on the final day and ended up finishing third behind champion Michael Tibbo and his brother, Matthew.
"It stung, I'm not gonna lie. But it was still a good experience to draw on," says Bursey, whose maturity belies his 16 years. "You can't win them all."
His result was enough to qualify him for the senior national amateurs, but the province didn't send anyone to this year's tournament at the Royal Colwood Golf Club in Victoria. "(Golf Newfoundland and Labrador) wasn't financially able to send any of their athletes, so no males went to the Canadian amateur this year. "It was extremely disappointing."
The gifted product of Gander went on to win his third straight provincial junior golf championship not long after, but at the CN Future Links Atlantic Championships the very next weekend, he came up well short of his own expectations.
"I finished second there last year, and I was really hoping to win. I think I had too many expectations going into it," says Bursey, who expects to have a better showing at next year's event, being held at Humber Valley resort on the province's west coast.
Things didn't get any better two weeks later at the national junior championships at the Timberwolf Golf Course in Garson, Ont. While he was the only Newfoundland golfer to make the cut — his Games teammates Ryan Burton and Nathan Peters did not — he doesn't feel as though he played to his potential, finishing tied for 70th.
"I had a really good first day, a nice comfortable pairing. The second day I played pretty bad; I had to run the last 13 holes due to slow play from the guy I was playing with," he explains.
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"But no excuses, I didn't play well over the weekend. That hurt, as well, because that was my big goal for this year."
Golf NL's chief instructor Jim Stick says Bursey is doing the right thing by playing just enough competitive golf this year.
"I think everybody, and Blair as well, know that you can't play competitive golf all summer long, you have to have a break here or there.
"I think he's programmed that into his body pretty well."
A big part of his mixed results this season come as a result of changing his swing style. Until this summer, he's played a draw off the tee, but he's since switched over to a play a fade.
"Sometimes I kind of overcook it a little bit, and get a little bit crooked, but we're working on it," says Bursey, who is coached by former national coach Henry Brunton.
"I'm pretty scrambly. that's what led to try to play the fade because it's a little bit easier to control and hit fairways."
In the first round of the Games golf at the Milby Golf Club just outside Sherbrooke, Bursey only hit six fairways but still managed to score an even par 73.
Bursey shot a four-over 77 in the second round, putting him in a tie for 7th heading in the third round on Friday. That said, he enjoys the course and its challenging greens.
"So many courses nowadays are so long that the greens are kind of boring in a sense. But with this course, the main defense is the greens, so that's kind of unique. It's got some character to it."
Bursey has one year of high school left at Gander Collegiate and after that it's almost guaranteed that he'll be teeing off for an NCAA division 1 school come fall 2014.
"I've talked to a couple of post-secondary institutions and some things are in the works, but nothing's final yet. "Right now, I'm just focusing on the things I can control, and hopefully the rest will take care of itself." firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter@telykenn


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In everyone's life there is a special summer. For many years, I thought I was too old to have anymore special times. I also thought "that" special summer could only ever come once in a person's life.
I was so wrong!
I love being wrong about something like this.
One of the most rewarding things in an older person's life is seeing a young person grow up. That is what this summer was all about.
There were a number of people that made this summer special. One provided the title! He was another of my "reconnections" Seeing him again as a man and seeing his personality in full view is amazing. He is the "living large" personality. Always fun and so full of himself. So many laughs.
And then, the young women. Strong.....and so smart! I marvel at them. When I was their age, my biggest concern was finding a husband. Today, young women are making their own lives and making career decisions. They cannot be bullied or cajoled into anything, and they make good decisions. Never worried about speaking their minds and voicing their opinions, both will make themselves a wonderful life. I so admire them! They make me want to go make and relive my 20's and make better decisions.
But, that's not possible.
And then there is the late teen....still in high school. He is so wise - way beyond his years, so outgoing, and so very handsome. A smart hard-working young man, college bound, driven to succeed. It will be interesting watching him go though his college years.
Oh, and I forgot my one charge. So happy and so full of life! I can't wait to see him again in a couple of years has a young teen! I laugh at him, and have learned from him that life is so much fun. That message was almost lost on me until he came into my life.
Tonight was our finale. We went out to celebrate our time together. I wanted to thank them for their service, but more importantly to thank them for the gift they gave me. Their time, their smiles, and their happiness.
This summer was a joy that I may never realize again.


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Author Wins Big Prize For 'Little Things'
West Virginia author Bil Lepp has won the prestigious PEN/Steven Kroll Award for Picture Book Writing for his first children's book, "The King of Little Things."
Lepp, a prize-winning storyteller and writer who resides in South Charleston, is the son of the Rev. John and Sally Lepp of Glen Dale.
Officials of the PEN American Center stated that the award is given to a writer for an exceptional story illustrated in a picture book published in 2013.
Lepp will receive a $5,000 prize and will join other PEN literary winners at a ceremony in New York City Monday, Sept. 29.
The release of Lepp's book, "The King of Little Things," was the subject of a Life section cover story in the Sunday News-Register last year. He has explained that eight years ago, the inspiration for the story came from a playtime suggestion from his son, Noah, now 14.
Lepp, a five-time winner of the annual liars' contest at West Virginia's Vandalia Gathering in Charleston, also has written short stories and a parenting book.
"The King of Little Things," released by Peachtree Publishing, is in its second printing, with 12,000 copies in print, according to officials at the firm.
Former Wheeling resident Kris Keppel was one of the 25 finalists for Brooks Running Co.'s 2014 Inspiring Coach of the Year Award. He is a teacher and cross country coach at Land O' Lakes High School, north of Tampa, Fla.
Keppel, who grew up in Wheeling and graduated from Bethany College, is the son of the late Rev. Jack and Mildred Keppel, who were longtime Wheeling residents. The Rev. Jack Keppel had served as minister of Island Christian Church for many years.
Voting for the award was conducted on Facebook by runners, students, families and community members. Brooks officials announced on Aug. 5 that Renee Williams-Smith, a cross country coach at Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach, Calif., was the winner of this year's award.
Williams-Smith and her team won $10,000 in Brooks performance running gear and $2,500 cash to use for team expenses. Each finalist received $5,000 in Brooks performance running gear and $500 cash for team expenses, as well as membership in Brooks' Inspire Daily program.
In naming Keppel as a finalist, Brooks officials said that he "powered through a state cross country championship while undergoing chemotherapy."
A profile on the company's Facebook page stated: "The Land O' Lakes High School Gators were sad when they realized that their inspiration, Coach Kris Keppel, would miss the cross country state finals due to his chemotherapy treatment for a cancer diagnosis. To their surprise and delight, Coach Keppel showed up with clipboard in hand and an IV bag attached to his hip. Kris Keppel's dedication and commitment to the team and the sport he loves is evident at Land O' Lakes."
The profile stated that after Keppel's diagnosis, his team created "I Run for Keppel" T-shirts. To date, they have sold more than 500 shirts. In addition, "one gifted student artist drew a picture of the coach that won a national award and will be housed in a congressional building in Washington, D.C.," officials said.
The profile concluded with this observation: "Often, times of trial show us the love we've given by the love we then receive. Coach Keppel has given his community a great deal of love!"
Work began this past week on a project to reseal and provide water protection for the foundation on the south side of the Ohio County Public Library in Wheeling. As a result, parking is restricted and the book drop is unavailable for one to two months.
Library officials are arranging for temporary book drops to be located in the Eoff Street-16th Street parking lot which will remain open to patrons throughout the project.
Lunch With Books programs planned originally for the remainder of August have been rescheduled. Wheeling National Heritage Area Corp. archivist Bekah Karelis' presentation on the Habermehl-Guire Photograph Collection has been moved to noon Thursday, Nov. 13. The date for author Lisa Kirchner's talk on "An American Woman in Qatar" has been changed to noon Friday, Nov. 21. A program on Mother Jones will be postponed until spring.
Depending on the status of the repair project, Lunch With Books programs slated for Sept. 9-30 might be held in the library or they may be postponed or held at another location, said Sean Duffy, programming coordinator. He will announce updates as they become available.
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After the Rangers acquired Ryane Clowe, Derick Brassard, John Moore and the injured Derek Dorsett, John Tortorella didn't have much time to introduce them to New York's system -- the coach admitted last night he just "shook their hands and told them to go out and have fun."
Today, the three healthy Rangers took to the practice ice to beginning the learning process with their new team. And despite their incredible performance in last night's 6-1 win over the Penguins, expectations have to be somewhat tempered as they adjust to their new surroundings.
"Our systems aren't too hard," captain Ryan Callahan said. "[They rely] a lot on hard work and going out and executing that. But it's going to take a couple of days here. Obviously they jumped right in and contributed, which is good, but you have to expect them to take a couple of days to get used to everything around here."
So it's actually not as complicated as it might seem for players coming from the wild, wild West. "There are some little details, it's not hard to adjust to," Clowe told NJ.com. "It's just getting your mind into it because you've been doing it a certain way for so long."
The 30-year-old forward pointed out some of those details -- in the Western Conference, he said players crowd more around the puck or "almost three guys [drive] to the net at times," something Clowe said can be frustrating. There's more opportunity to be creative with the puck in the East.
That's a difference Moore noted between the Blue Jackets and Rangers. "You look at our team in Columbus -- and this isn't a slight to anyone in Columbus -- but I think here we have some more talent especially up front where we can afford to make plays and kind of improvise a little bit. Whereas in Columbus we were playing a pretty successful system, just straight lines, chipping the pucks to space and outworking people," he said.
For Brassard and Moore, it helped to have Rick Nash around. According to Brassard, the former Blue Jacket texted with him a few weeks ago to talk about trade rumors swirling. When the center actually received a call, he exchanged excited texts with Nash. "It's a new start here," Brassard said. "Good to have him here, to make us feel comfortable."
The new Blueshirts pivot only revealed that he was told "four or five things about faceoffs and forechecks" last night before the game -- remember, he arrived just 15 minutes before the puck dropped. Today, it was more about moving his legs around, he explained. But when it comes to adjusting to the Rangers' system, nothing is too complicated. "It's kind of similar everywhere. We all play the game," he said.
John Tortorella had a similar message, saying he will review the team's concept to get the new Rangers "up to speed." However, as he said, "It's not that complicated of a game. there are a number of points that we want to stress at this time of year and that's what we'll do. It won't take too long to pick it up."


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced the 2013 NAIA Women's Tennis All-Americans and Davenport was represented by Emily Spiech on the second team and Alyssa Fuentes on the honorable mention team. Players were selected by the All-America committee and it includes 16 student-athletes on each of the first and second teams, plus 16 honorable mentions.
Emily Spiech becomes the school's first ever first or second team All-American in women's tennis after leading the team with 24 singles victories. Diana Favela and Denisse Favela each earned honorable mention All-American honors in 2011-12.
Spiech won 14 of those matches while playing No. 1 singles and then posted a 27-5 mark in doubles highlighted by a 22-2 mark with partner Alyssa Fuentes. Spiech has reached as high as No. 32 in the ITA singles rankings with one final release to come on May 30.


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Last time around, oil refiner Valero Energy (NYSE: VLO ) saved up its earnings surprise for the big day. With gloomier news to tell, Valero gave investors plenty of time to prepare for the worst, issuing an earnings warning back in March.
That interim update softened the 72% body blow to operating income, but it still stings -- especially considering that over a fifth of operating income came from a one-time insurance gain. If you're wondering how a company that refines and sells gasoline could have such a lousy quarter, trust me -- Valero, Frontier Oil (NYSE: FTO ) , and the rest of the refiners feel your pump pain.
Refiners have to buy the oil they refine, so when oil prices rise faster than those of Valero's products, the company's profitability gets pinched. For the quarter, per-barrel margins contracted 8% since the prior quarter. This wasn't the only thing throwing profits out of whack, though. Throughput was also down as a result of various refinery outages, and rising natural gas costs drove expenses higher.
Valero's clearly not in love with all of its refineries. The facility in Aruba is on the brink of being sold to Petrobras (NYSE: PBR ) , and three more are on the block. Tesoro (NYSE: TSO ) and Leucadia National (NYSE: LUK ) are reported to have bid on a pair of inland refineries, though nothing's been agreed upon.
The latter company, helmed by a duo of master investors, has been making significant moves in natural resources lately, with large investments in both an Australian iron ore project and Argentine agricultural attraction Cresud (Nasdaq: CRESY ) . The fact that these fellows are making moves on Valero's scraps should tell you something about the value of the rest of the enterprise.


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Duluth, MN (Northlands NewsCenter)
-- As part of their master plan to expand operations, the spirit mountain adventure park opened it's six-lane tubing hill.
It's been 15 years since spirit provided tubing and now 15 dollars gets you as many runs down the newly constructed hill for two hours.
Officials at Spirit Mountain want to attract a whole new crowd, not just those that are looking to ski or snowboard.
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When it comes to trees or a playing field, Union City Mayor and state Sen. Brian Stack says it's no contest: a playing field for the kids in his city.
"There's nothing more important, I feel, than the kids," the mayor told The Jersey Journal, referring to the decision to cut down dozens of full-grown trees in Washington Park to make room for a multi-purpose field.
"The parks are for everyone but specifically for the children," Stack said. "If this stops one child from getting hit by a car then the millions spent on this project is worth it. If it stops one child from getting in to drugs, it's worth it."
The makeover is occurring at the eastern section of the park, bordered by New York Avenue, Second Street, Palisade Avenue and Paterson Plank Road. And with the renovation came the removal of 51 to 53 trees, angering some neighbors.
Judy Stone, who lives near the park, says the trees were murdered in cold blood.
"I knew it was going to happen," Stone, a theater professor at William Paterson University, told The Jersey Journal. "But I couldn't imagine the impact. They're living creatures. The blood of the trees ... and it being shoved in to the truck. They looked like corpses. They were killed."
Stack said he tried to avoid cutting down the trees.
"But there's no other way to do it," he said. "We hired an arborist and he told us that some of these trees were sick. Some were at the end of their life expectancy and some of the trees were still good trees, I'll admit it. But we had no other way to do this to get this field expanded."
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