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Well it'd hardly be fair on all th other characters if Sonic owned them all.
Im not sure if this is completely true, just going by what I think, maybe im wrong..Maybe there is a "best" character. Who knows....
So, i've played my share of Brawl..Got the game today, played with all the stock characters, and tried all their moves, etc.
I lurk on many forums and always see debates on what character is the best, this and that, etc...
Anyways, after playing through all the characters i've come to the conclusion that......
.................Wait for it.................!!!!
There is no best character...The game developers would never make one character a lot better than the other, I found the characters to be perfectly balanced..
For example:
Zelda/Sheik has the Down+B move, it doesn't do any damage, just transforms her... Zelda into Sheik and vice-versa..
Because of this slot being taken up by a transformation, Zelda/Sheik has to make up for it. Her speed as Zelda is decent, and you notice a speed increase in Sheik. The Up+B move just makes Sheik/Zelda *POOF*, trading another attack slot for a defensive tactic...However, notice how even though she trades attack slots for defensive tactics, her speedy combos make her one tough opponent. You can throw needles at somebody, follow it up with a bunch of kick/punch jabs (her kicks and punch combos do a good amount of damage) and a little bit of repitition followed by a smash attack should do the job..
Okay, so, I still haven't compared any characters, but that information was important for what i'm going to explain next..
Our next subject, King Dedede, trades speed for strong attacks, yet he isnt extremely slow...His strength is balanced by his speed. Take somebody even slower, such as Bowser. His sluggishness is somewhat made up for in his attack strength. Bowser is even slower than King Dedede, so its only logical the game developers make him stronger. Bowser isn't an easy opponent to knock out of the ring, but when he is knocked out, his quick little spin, which seems to only elevate him about a foot or two, can be followed with a jump to get him back on the level. (Better luck next time)
The only character that doesn't have much going for them is the Ice Climbers. Together the duo does put up a threat, but once seperated, its childs play.
So all of you do put up good arguments if you look at it from a certain perspective, but realize combos/speed/strength are evenly balanced between the characters. The characters play as well as you utilize them. You can't really say a character sucks (except Ice Climbers). If anything, YOU suck with the character...I've seen people inflict serious damage and get some insane KO's with Bowser and Donkey Kong, and some speedy ones with Fox and Sheik. Utilize their moves correctly, know when to use them, know what to use, know their combos, grabs, etc...
.....And the rest is up to you to make them a good character. WELP, THATS MY RANDOM RAMBLING FOR THE NIGHT, but I think some of you really needed insight on this.
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Well it'd hardly be fair on all th other characters if Sonic owned them all.
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i agree there is no best character if your good enough for the person you can be really good exept the ice climber they suck dickOriginally Posted by The Plague
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Ice climbers are good what are you talking about? Obviously they aren't good when separated but that balances them out because they can cause a lot of damage together.
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I'ts all opinion. Some characters do have advantages over others.
Example. Ganondorf vs Pikachu
Gan is strong.. But slow. While Pikachu is fast.
It all depends on who you can control the best. My brother can play Captain Falcon but I am useless at him, but he is no good at Lucario and I am.
So you're right. There is no "best character" There is only opinion.
EDIT: I agree, Ice Climbers suck ass. :P
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Its not a theory, its common sense.
It would be impossible to make every character equal to one another. Keep in mind that this is not judging by the skill of each player, but in the situation that each player plays each character to the exact same level of skill.
I've got my money on Pit for top tier. The kid's got no weaknesses.
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A SSBB game guide stated thathad a 9/10 overall. Isn't that... overpowered? I highly doubt that Marth is "the best".Spoiler Alert!Marth
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Marth will definitely be towards the top of the tier list.
Not to fit a mold,Not to join a trend,Not to follow a crowd
Well, I do believe all characters can be good, but now I've played the game substantially, brawl and SSE, I can see some characters lend themselves to being better.
Marth, Pit, Falco and Pikachu have a lot going for them I think. Pit, however, is one of those you have to use well or it will feel awkward.
Nevertheless, I'm having more fun with others...Pokemon Trainer, Wolf and Sonic have been a lot of fun.
no one likes Ike? i see him as being OU in this game if a person is good at predicting.


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FAIRHOPE, Alabama -- Less than a year after fighting successfully to open his tattoo shop in downtown, Kevin Black was back in front of the council Monday night in an effort to protect his growing business.
At stake is a decision before the City Council to amend the zoning ordinance to limit body-piercing studios, non-chartered financial institutions, palm readers, pawn shops and tattoo parlors to opening only in the Greeno Road/U.S. 98 business district.
"On a personal level this plan in its current form seriously cripples my business' prospects for the future," Black, co-owner of Man O' War Tattoo, said to council members during a public hearing Monday. "It negates any leverage we have to negotiate our lease with the landlord if our building is sold or destroyed or if for some reason we can't maintain the lease there. We have no options to relocate or to expand for that matter anywhere in the downtown business area.
"This plan was specifically designed to make sure that these businesses could only exist in the Greeno area. So the so-called tailoring for Fairhope was only done to reverse engineer so we can't exist in downtown Fairhope. And to date there has been no foundation made, no explanation to why this is necessary."
At present, the city's zoning ordinance has no provisions regulating the businesses in question, said Planning and Building Director Jonathan Smith. The proposed amendment would limit those entities to the city's general business district and at least 275 linear feet away from residentially zoned areas, places of worship, schools, the central business district and public parks.
"There's also a provision where a minimum distance between similar uses shall be 5,000 linear feet," Smith said.
On July 16 a standing-room-only crowd filled the City Council chambers for a Board of Adjustment hearing for Black's tattoo parlor. With the majority of the crowd supporting Black, the board voted to allow Man O' War to locate in the B-2 zoning district under the broadly defined "General Personal Services"-use category. While it originally opened on Magnolia Avenue, the tattoo parlor has since moved to another downtown location on Fairhope Avenue.
"(Zoning) staff feels the uses that are part of these proposed amendments are more intense and should be more specifically defined than what is defined in the General Personal Services-use category," Smith said. "The proposed amendments also include a replacement definition of General Personal Services to allow permanent cosmetic establishments within this use category."
At its April 1 meeting, the Fairhope Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of the new provisions that are similar to an ordinance approved in Orange Beach.
Smith said that while the city worked with other Baldwin communities to draw up the ordinance, they are "tailored for Fairhope."
"There are a few provisions in here that are exactly like the Orange Beach ordinance and there are a few that are a bit less restrictive," Smith said. "For instance, Orange Beach requires 1,500 feet between these uses and residentially zoned areas and other areas I mentioned earlier so that is one of the major differences as we allow within 275 feet. And the general principle behind that was for us to actually allow these uses along Greeno Road and business districts in the city of Fairhope and not to completely, you know, ostracized the business or the use."
Black said the city failed to reach out to the community to see what it wants.
"Not a single effort has been made to try and make this fair for the people who are actually concerned and it affects," Black said. "Now the first time I was made aware of the topic was when it came in front of the Planning Commission back on April 1.
At that meeting we asked a series of simple questions. First of all, why is all of this necessary? This is a fabricated problem."
Predictions that Fairhope would be turned into Bourbon Street in New Orleans with "strip clubs, adult bookstores and motorcycle gangs," after allowing Man O' War to open its doors never happened, Black said.
"None of it has come to fruition. Nothing," Black said. "So again why is all of this necessary? The answer to that question from Mr. Smith and (Mayor Tim) Kant was that well other cities in the county are doing it so we're just following suit. So are we leaders or are we followers?"
Kant has said that he asked the city planning director to draw up a draft ordinance for the council to look over because he doesn't think tattoo parlors should be near residential areas and that those establishments need specific rules and guidelines like other businesses.
According to the minutes of the April 1 meeting of the planning board, of which Kant is a member, the mayor said the reason for not allowing body-piercing studios, non-chartered financial institutions, palm readers, pawn shops and tattoo parlors in the central business district is that the city does not have any design controls there.
Black said he asked the planning board members why the businesses are perceived as posing a threat to the downtown business area, children and people of faith.
"What is the reasoning behind it? There's none provided," Black said. "So I myself have spoken to church administrators, teachers, parents, many other people in the downtown business area and none of them expressed such concern. Nobody."
Black said if gaudy exteriors are a concern then simply pass restriction on that.
"A simple solution to the problem is to make existing businesses exempt from the ordinance," Black said. "It already makes exemptions for cosmetic tattooing. A practice, according to the state and county, is exactly the same as the practice that we provide. No different. Same equipment, same practices, same inspects from the health department. There is no difference and there is no explanation in the ordinance as to why there is a division of that practice."
Other speakers during the public hearing also broached the issue of why permanent makeup establishments were allowed to be exempt. Fairhope resident Billy Michalopoulos asked Smith specifically why that was proposed.
"Staff didn't feel like a permanent makeup establishment was a comparable use as far as tattooing," Smith said. "If someone has a blemish on their face (and) they want to cover up. If they've had a bad accident and want something covered as far as cosmetic on their face, they have a bad scar they want to cover up. I don't feel like that's the same as a tattoo on someone's arm or whatever. So I just felt like that could be omitted from this particular ordinance. Other communities in the Baldwin County area also agree with that."
Frank Thrasher, an artist and partner at Man O' War, said tattoos are used quite frequently to cover scars of former and active military personnel.
"I've had the good fortune to tattoo outside the military installation for 13 years after I was discharged from the service myself," Thrasher said. "I covered a lot of scars and that's a very real thing. It's something I'm proud to have done. I think it's a remarkable thing to be a part of with the person."
Thrasher said he feels that he and Black contribute to the cultural diversity of Fairhope and are not a magnet for "undesirables" and an unsavory lifestyle, which he wants no part of, especially for his young children.
"I don't believe that my particular business does anything wrong or any damage to the culture, I think we're adding to it," Thrasher said. "As a matter of fact, we're probably helping because we are able to get in front of the problem by offering people something of quality as opposed to getting it done in someone's kitchen, which is going on right now."
The meeting closed without any discussion from the council but a decision is expected to be made at the next regular session on May 28.


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After two months of twelve- to sixteen-hour days, and six-and-a-half-day weeks, I began to realize I'd misread the signs that led me to the Beat Hotel. The caretaker's house did have the advertised citrus trees, pool, fireplace and view, and the Camaro—glowing, golden—was there, too. But I hadn't spent a single night in the house. Instead, I collapsed in a room at the Beat, got up early and went back to work. The Camaro stayed in the driveway. Worse, my fantasy about living the writer's life in the desert was precisely that: I hadn't written a single page. Instead of breaking my writer's block, Steve entombed it beneath an endless, proliferating series of tasks. Read More »
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October 25, 2011 | by Mark Van de Walle
A story in three parts. Previously: Part 1, The Amanuensis.
I met Steve the first time I stayed at the Lautner Motel, in August of 2000. I was in California to do research for a book about trailer parks, and there was an anarchist trailer park, a place called Slab City, in an abandoned military base about sixty miles south of Desert Hot Springs. I'd brought my girlfriend and wanted to stay somewhere nice to make up for the 120-degree temperatures, so we wound up at the Lautner. It was late when we finally arrived, but almost as soon as we'd gone inside and put our luggage down, Steve knocked on the door. Read More »
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Karl, the Beat Hotel's ex-meth-addict handyman, stood at the top of a thirty-foot ladder, squirting a translucent goo with the brand name "Tanglefoot" onto one of the Hotel's air-conditioner units. I held the ladder so that Karl did not pitch off into the sand and gravel below. The goo represented a new phase in our boss's war with the pigeon population of Desert Hot Springs, California.
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Here you can find a summary of the functions accessible from CodeMeter WebAdmin administrative page. Only the necessary functions are explained, so please do not change the others without reading Wibu's manual (can be found at the bottom of this page).
How to run WebAdmin
After a successful installation run CodeMeter Control Center:
- On Mac: CodeMeter.app is located in Applications
- On PC: CodeMeter Control Center can be run from the start menu
Click on the WebAdmin button located in the lower left corner of the window.
Alternative options:
- right click on the CodeMeter icon on the menubar/dock and choose WebAdmin
- type in any browser http://cmservername:port (by default for the local computer: http://localhost:22350)
Features of WebAdmin
The Home tab collects basic information about your computer, CodeMeter and network settings. The Host Name button shows which computer's settings are displayed. Other computers can be selected by clicking this button, if remote administration is enabled on their CodeMeter WebAdmin/Configuration/WebAdmin tab.
This tab displays information about the connected CodeMeter keys.
1., CmStick
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|the name of the key: no name by default, Graphisoft Borrowable License File for borrowed licenses
|type of key/license connected: CmStick if the key is physical, CmAct if software
|the key can be disabled/enabled here
2., Licenses
The licenses on the key are displayed here. For more details click on the license's Product Code.
1., Cluster
The licenses on the chosen server are listed.
2., User
The used license from the server are listed on this page. Click on Details to see the client's IP address.
1., Network
|Network Port
|the network communication port (by default 22350, in general cases use that port)
|Run Network Server
|activate this to use the computer as a CodeMeter network server. (example: you have a NET10 key which contains 10 licenses and you want to use those from 10 clients. In that case you have to run a CodeMeter network server on the computer where the key is plugged in.)
|Server Search List
|define the IP address of the server you want to use a license from. If the list is empty the computer will search accessible licenses on every CodeMeter server in the LAN region (you can specify multiple servers, ARCHICAD will search for free licenses in the order as on the list. If you have more CodeMeter keys, you can divide the computers between those.)
2., Access Control
Manage who can use a license from the server. If the list is empty then anyone on the local network can use a license. After editing this, only the specified IP addresses can access licenses from the server.
3., WebAdmin
Define whether the computer's WebAdmin site accessible by other computers on the local network. You can allow or deny remote read and write access and you can choose the language of the WebAdmin page.
How to manage WebAdmin from an other computer:
- Allow remote access on the computer which you would like to manage
- Open a browser and type serveripaddress or name:portnumber/ for example: officeserver.officename.com/22350/
- Alternate option: open WebAdmin and on the Home tab/Host Name choose the computer from the list
This function helps the BIM managers to manage the licenses without logging in on the computer running the CodeMeter server.
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|1 day
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|2 days
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|3 days
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|14 days
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Please note the maximum borrowing duration is 30 days.
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Go ahead and cry. Really, it's okay.
Cry for Mariano Rivera because what happened Thursday night in Kansas City was, indeed, a sad moment for one of the greatest Yankees of all time.
Cry for his teammates, especially Derek Jeter, who has played with him for so many years. And cry for yourself, because it's not often in professional sports that you can watch one man be so excellent, and so classy, doing one thing for so many years.
But when you're done, when you've let it all out and it's time to return to baseball, please wipe away those tears and realize that no one is crying for the Yankees. Nor should they.
This is not to say that the opponents don't admire Rivera. It's fair to say some probably idolize him. But even those who don't idolize him, respect him. He's that kind of player. Think about it, he's the most dominant closer in baseball history and he never was one to stare down a hitter after a strikeout. Never one to pump a fist or point an imaginary gun.
Most nights, Rivera simply did his job, shook his catcher's hand, calmly high-fived his teammates and went home. On the rare occasions he blew a save, he made no excuses. If the great Yankee teams through the years have ever worn a target on their backs it certainly wasn't because of anything Mariano Rivera did on the mound.
So there will be no gleeful whispers or snickers coming from the opposing clubhouses. But there will also be no tears. What you'll hear is this: "All teams deal with injuries."
And when they say it, the prevailing sentiment will also be that there is no team in baseball as well-equipped, nor even half as well-equipped, as the Yankees to deal with the loss of a closer.
"Seriously, they've got two healthy guys in their bullpen who'd close for almost every team in baseball," said one opposing American League East scout who requested anonymity because he's not allowed to comment on another team's players. "One of them (Rafael Soriano) closed for a team that won the AL East in 2010 and led the league in saves. And the other one (David Robertson) looks unhittable."
A glance around baseball and you'd be hard-pressed to find a team that hasn't changed its closer at least once in the past two seasons. Just look at Tampa Bay, the team the Yankees snatched Soriano from. They used an aging Troy Percival in 2008. Then J.P. Howell in 2009. Then Soriano in 2010 and Kyle Farnsworth in 2011.
To think the Yankees have given the ball to one guy in the ninth inning for the past 15 seasons is unfathomable.
But as much as that has been comforting for the Yankees to be able to go to Mo for so long, they certainly realize plenty of teams have won division titles and even World Series with guys less automatic. Now, finally, it's their turn to see if some of the guys who have filled other roles are capable of getting the final, victorious out.
To think they can give Robertson a ninth-inning test run with Soriano in the fall-back position, that's pretty good. Robertson, as you know, had not allowed a run through his first 11 appearances. He's averaging more than a strikeout and less than a base runner per inning. Soriano's numbers aren't as gaudy, but you can't ignore 45 saves two years ago.
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The talk that will take place over the next few months is not about whether or not this is the end of the road for him but how much will he be missed. Just like Rivera, it's no longer emotional but back to business.
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I recently wrote a post concerning a widely-held belief that YouTube simply "pushes" the channels that are already popular. My conclusions in that post were that YouTube does indeed do this--but only when you have shown that you can help yourself. In the middle of that, I talked about being able to talk to influencers, or "gatekeepers," at blogs, websites, and social media.
Even though one commenter on that post told me that this sounded like a bunch of bs, it's the prevailing theme of most video success. You simply can't get a video to go viral without it. Even if the goal is not necessarily "virality," the entire theme is to get your video in front of people who would be interested in watching it. So if you make furniture videos, find those who write about and discuss furniture. Shake hands over the internet.
If you look at any source entitled, "How to make a video go viral," this is the main way to get people watching...if your content is good. Recently at the ReelSEO Video Marketing Summit, almost every panel mentioned this in some way, even though it was never explicitly pointed out. You must develop relationships with people who can get your videos some kind of press.
I was forwarded such a "how videos go viral" article earlier today. It takes three case studies: "Ryan Gosling won't eat his cereal," the Chris Hadfield "Space Oddity," sensation, and the video that seems to never take a break from our consciousness, "Dove Real Beauty Sketches." It delves into the sharing phenomenon really well: it even has 30-second YouTube videos mapping out the activity.
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And the video showing how it went viral:
Obviously, Ryan McHenry tapped into something silly when he made these vines. There are 17 in total as of this writing. It's as simple as it gets: take a Gosling clip, insert a spoon of cereal, and have his action in the clip make it look like he sees that cereal and doesn't want it. But you know, I bet if I searched all over the internet, I'd find other kinds of hilarious videos in the same vein that didn't go viral. Why? Because those people never struck up the relationships they needed to get that video shared. They think great content will eventually be seen, no matter what.
Even though we live in an entirely different age from say, ten, twenty years ago, the old maxim, "It's not what you know, it's who you know," still stands. We just don't have to get out of our house to do it anymore, although that would certainly help if you live in the neighborhood of a top influencer. We like to think that there is a certain fairness to the world: people will recognize me for my abilities and my hard work will pay off. What is it about applying to a tough university that you always hear: all the applicants have essentially the same qualities and the same extra-curriculars, but who gets in? What makes you memorable? Why should anyone take a chance on you? Take a look at this article in Forbes. Isn't that basically saying the same thing: those who get help are the ones who can help themselves?
In the video world, it's not enough to make great content. You can know every trick in the book to make awesome videos, but they'll never be seen until you take the initiative to position them in front of relevant people who have respectable followings.
The way you do that is much like developing any other relationship in the world. The YouTube Creator Playbook has a whole chapter dedicated to this. And I wrote about it a couple of years ago. The article not only covers the Playbook, but a classic Freddie Wong post where he tells the story about sending a "Price Is Right"-themed video to a Price Is Right blog. All of that is a blueprint in how to get a blog's attention. Because it's one thing to tell you that you need to do something. It's another to tell you how. That post tells anyone who wants to do the work how to get the attention of important influencers from blogs, social media, and other websites--but be prepared for quite a bit of rejection in the process, too.
For more on the study cited in the article, click here. You can see how those videos took off.


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Thomas Nast (1840-1902) is one of the most recognized names in the world of political cartoons. Often called the father of American political cartooning, Nast's images remain popular today.
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The Shanghai measure trades at 9.6 times estimated profit for 2012, compared with the 17.8 average multiple since Bloomberg began compiling the weekly data in 2006. Trading volumes were 31 percent lower than the 30-day average, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Thirty-day volatility was at 12.8, compared with this year's average of 17.1.
China completed the most important phase of a once-a-decade power transition last week, with Xi Jinping succeeding Hu Jintao as head of the ruling Communist Party. Wang Qishan, vice premier overseeing the financial sector, was named head of the party's discipline body.
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The outlook for Chinese stocks is improving as the risk of a hard landing has dissipated, said Leung, whose Greater China fund has beaten 91 percent of rivals this year according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Good post, KSN.
I can add two other pieces of data to compare to Shanghai's 9.6 P/E. As of right now, Nasdaq's average P/E is 19 and the NYSE's is 16.4.
The discount on the Chinese exchanges is partially due to the high frequency of Chinese frauds, so we shouldn't expect that gap will ever completely close, but the gap might still be bigger than it should be, owing to China stocks' poor reputations in the west.
It's an easy thing to forget, but the SEC's superior reporting and policing abilities keep all of our stocks' prices higher than if the exact same companies listed somewhere else.
hmmmm.....I am not sure Shanghai's stock market performance has any FRAUD relevance to any Chinese stocks listed here, not trying to be a smart #$%$, I just don't think there is a connection. Now is there a connection as to how US-listed Chinese stocks perform IN GENERAL in relation to how Shanghai performs? I have to think a resounding YES. Particularly those in RE which as you know is under the long arm of the Chinese law and will be for quite some time to come.
Right now Shanghai's stock market flat out sucks, as has sucked for three years. After a buffo performance today in the US, half way through their day and Shanghai is down right now. This is like a lead balloon, in my opinion, on XIN's price performance.
Again, and I have beaten this to death, the complex question of allowing their economy to grow while at the same time suppressing RE is a hard one to figure. I certainly do not know the way around it, but, er, perhaps China does. For my part I hope they can figure it out.


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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – The pedestal you see above has stood empty for 25 years.
Probably a lot of you have never noticed it despite the fact that it overlooks one of Birmingham's most important arteries – 20th Street. It also stands a lonely guard over one of the most dynamic places in the state – the many and varied hospitals and clinics of the School of Medicine at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
While the pedestal is empty, what once stood atop it is still very much with us and very visible. It's the 36-foot bronze replica of the Statue of Liberty which overlooks Liberty Park and busy I-459. It sits on a majestic tall pedestal with its torch burning and is one of the largest replicas of Lady Liberty in the world.
In the mid 1950's then Liberty National Life Insurance Company commissioned a replica of the famous statue which, like the original, was built in France. It was installed atop the company's headquarters in 1958 where it stayed until 1989 when, like so much in the city, it left for the suburbs.
But enough history. What about today? It seems to me that empty pedestal begs for something to once again stand upon it. But what?
Should it be something or someone that honors the past?
Or, maybe whatever is put there should speak to the future of the city and metro. Hell, I don't know what should go up there. What I do know is that walking down 20th Street headed north Thursday that empty high place my eye and stirred my imagination.
Who or what do we want to remember? Or what is it we want to strive to become?
There is a space that has been empty too long.
What do you think should go there? Share your thoughts below or reach me in the other ways mentioned below.
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Lucky lucky me. I've recently been able to purchase a new game. It hasn't happened lately cause money is tight and i've got a family to support. I've been working a ton of overtime and decided to finally spoil myelf for a change. Borderlands 2 is in the mail, so I can finally play something other that ME 3 or Battlefield 3(fun yes, but exhausting). I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions, tips, or wanted to play together. Thanks community...peace out Napoleon!
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Borderlands 2, not Borderlands 3!
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Rockies manager Jim Tracy faced an interesting call: Do the Rockies open a season against a Brewers club that has slugger Prince Fielder and a full group of other guys who swing from the left with one less left-handed reliever than normal?
Tracy answered that question Sunday. Even with the need for one more lefty, Tracy decided it wasn't worth risking Joe Beimel's health.
Beimel signed a Minor League deal with the club March 23 and pitched all of three innings in Spring Training. Beimel felt he was ready. He worked out at a high school near his home in California. When he arrived, he showed more bite on his slider than at any point last year, and didn't give up a run or a hit in his three games.
But Tracy couldn't get past the fact it was three games.
So Beimel will go to Tucson, Ariz., and possibly begin the season in the Minors. It's the Spring Training he didn't have. Right-handed prospect Esmil Rogers will handle the long relief role, and the bullpen will have to make due with only setup man Randy Flores and closer Franklin Morales throwing form the left.
Tracy said Beimel won't have thrown enough to be activated when the Rockies open the home schedule Friday against the Padres at Coors. Beimel would be a nice guy to have in these early series. Fielder is 1-for-8 career and Padres slugger Adrian Gonzalez is 2-for-21 against Beimel.
But when it comes down to the manager weighing his health concerns against two early series, the decision is an easy one. We're talking about a Rockies team that has gone to the playoffs two of the last three seasons by making stunning late-season runs.
Teams don't make those when key components of the roster are needlessly pushed into potentially dangerous situations in April. The Rockies would like to perform better in the begining of the year, but not at that potential cost.
Plus, the roster has the flexibility to send Rogers down to Triple-A Colorado Springs once Beimel is ready. There's no need to potentially lose a player the club needs when the roster move becomes necessary.
So this puts it all in perspective. It's more important to not risk losing players, either to injury or off waivers, than it is to have a perfect Opening Day roster.
Losing the numbers game … updates on Corpas, Speier
The Rockies have outscored their opponents this season, 115-113. It's not a dramatic difference, but one would think it would mean a better record than 9-14. It doesn't.
One way to address it is to say it's a fluke that'll correct itself over time. But manager Clint Hurdle isn't going that route. He freshly remembered the 2007 D-backs being outscored (732-712) yet winning the National League West.
Not only that, but Hurdle is not relying on the mantra of "it's early" to explain the team's issues, which have manifested themselves in an 0-7 record in one-run games and being shut out three times.
"I don't say it's early now," Hurdle said. "I want us to play good baseball and I want us to focus on the things we need to play good baseball, so when they're not happening we need to address them. And I think you can get away with it for the first couple weeks of the season. Then it's time to move on, time to play better baseball."
Dexter Fowler CF
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Todd Helton 1B
Garrett Atkins 3B
Brad Hawpe RF
Troy Tulowtizki SS
Chris Iannetta C
Clint Barmes 2B
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Kevin Kouzmanoff 3B
Henry Blanco C
Luis Rodriguez SS
Kevin Correia P
— In a non-development, right-hander Manuel Corpas is still on the club. Of course, if he doesn't pitch better, the possibility of a demotion to Triple-A Colorado Springs looms large. Hurdle spoke in an encouraging tone about Corpas on Monday, however.
"He's worked very hard on making those adjustments," Hurdle said. "Guys go down and watch him in the bullpen, and you see what you want to see in the bullpen. It's transferring it into the game, and we've had multiple conversations. We've coached him up, encouraged him on the value and significance of the role he has now. He's been there. He's done it. He can see it from a closer's mentality.
"We're at the point now where we're going to have to find him a game here or there where we're up or down a little bit where we remove him from the flame a little bit."
— Righty releiver Ryan Speier said he felt good after throwing a simulated game Monday afternoon. Now it's a matter of working on his lowered arm slot, which could take a few outings. He plans to go to the extended spring training in Tucson so he can throw without the risk of being hung with negative stats. That could take one, two or three games, then he'd be ready for an injury rehab assignment.
A great day to relax, and debate
Garrett Atkins started and batted cleanup in every game this season, until Wednesday afternoon. Dude had to rest at some point. But let's debate the timing:
Position A — Atkins didn't come through in a couple of key situations in Tuesday night's 4-3 loss. Maybe a day off will do him good.
Position B — The best time to sit a player is after he succeeds. Let him sit with a smile. You don't force him to dwell on failure. Atkins, after all, has a hit in his last give games and is batting .324 at home. If he doesn't play today, it'll be two days to stew over Tuesday's disappointment.
Here is today's lineup:
Jody Gerut CF
Luis Rodirguez SS
Brian Giles RF
Adrian Gonzalez 1B
Chase Headley LF
Kevin Kouzmanoff 3B
Edgar Gonzalez 2B
Henry Blanco C
Kevin Correia P
Dexter Fowler CF
Seth Smith LF
Ryan Spilborghs RF
Todd Helton 1B
Ian Stewart 3B
Troy Tulowitzki SS
Clint Barmes 2B
Chris Iannetta C
Aaron Cook P
— OK, got note from Noah Huntsman saying my accidental omission of Brad Hawpe from the lineup the other night angered the gods and, boom, Hawpe took a throw to the neck. Oops. Well, the saving grace is Brad Hawpe isn't blaming me. Sorry.
— Today was a career first. As I entered the park, three fans stopped me. One was carrying writer Tony DeMarco's remarkable book, Tales from the Colorado Rockies, and two others wree carrying baseball bats. All wanted me to sign. I truly appreciated it. The value of those items may depreciate on the count of the signature, but still …
— Finally, please take a look at my piece on Rockies rookie phenom Dexter Fowler. It was fun to write.
Snow, snow, gone away
Is Troy Tulowitzki simply a poor April hitter or is something seriously wrong? Can someone other than Jason Marquis consistently pitch the Rockies deep into games? What will the press meal be at Coors Field? These are a sports writer's thoughts in the middle of the night. So I woke up at 2:25 a.m. and saw snow covering my yard and car. Woke up at a normal human hour and saw more flakes falling.
Yet, this is Denver. Each time I went outside, I needed to bundle a little less. We have baseball tonight. All questions will be answered eventually.
And the meal was Mexican.
Here are the lineups for Rockies vs. Padres:
Jody Gerut CF
David Eckstein 2B
Brian Giles RF
Adrian Gonzalez 1B
Chase Headley LF
Kevin Kouzmanoff 3B
Nick Hundley C
Luis Rodriguez SS
Chris Young P
Dexter Fowler CF
Ryan Spilborghs LF
Todd Helton 1B
Garrett Atkins 3B
Ian Stewart 2B
Clint Barmes SS
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Driving while barred - Carolyn S. Gully, 58, no address provided, sent to District Court.
Fifth-degree theft - Kody Anderson, no age or address provided, $320.
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Sales in 2011-12 fell between 19 percent and 31 percent, depending on the region of the country studied. Participation fell 7.5 percent countrywide.
Jake Burton, the man who perfected the modern-day snowboard and brought it to the masses back in the 1980s, recently sent a letter to his employees stating his concern about the trends but downplaying the well-circulated idea that snowboarding is losing its edge.
He says part of the last year's downfall can be attributed to poor snowfall amounts in almost every part of the United States.
But, he concedes, the sport also needs to recognize the trend and get more active in bringing people into snowboarding.


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Nearing the finish line of the regular season, another grueling week of action awaits the St. Edmond boys and girls basketball teams.
The Gaels visit Webster City this evening and step out of North Central Conference play Thursday at Pocahontas Area. SEHS will then host Iowa Falls-Alden on Friday.
Start time for tonight and Friday's girls games is set for 6:15 p.m, followed by the boys around 7:45 p.m.. Thursday's contests will begin at 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., respectively.
After seeing their five-game winning streak halted in a crushing 47-46 home setback to Carroll Kuemper on Saturday, the defending state runner-up Gael boys (12-5 overall, 11-4 NCC) are looking to turn the page. Junior Robby Burke (17.8 points per game) and senior David Flattery (12.7) are the offensive focal points for SEHS, which received six votes in the latest Class 2A rankings.
Burke - who was recently sidelined for one game due to a concussion - also grabs a team-high 9.7 rebounds a night and is shooting an impressive 68.1 percent (126-for-185) from the field, while Flattery delivers 7.8 boards and 4.9 assists.
"I think we've got to find a way to put that (Kuemper loss) behind us," Gael head coach Adolph Kochendorfer said. "We feel good about having a chance (to win) at the end.
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Gael Boys (12-5, 11-4)
G Aaron McElroy, 5-9, sr., 3.9
G Aaron Chalstrom, 6-0, sr., 6.8
F David Flattery, 6-3, sr., 12.7
F Alex Mericle, 6-1, sr., 4.3
C Robby Burke, 6-6, jr., 17.8
Gael Girls (16-2, 14-2)
G Jaci Stumpf, 5-5, so., 8.9
G Anna Yung, 5-8, so., 13.8
F Maddie McCarville, 5-5, jr., 1.7
F Alli Huss, 6-0, jr., 12.8
C Hannah Lentsch, 6-1, sr., 8.8
"Maybe one less turnover or one more made shot here or there, and it would've been a different story."
Mason Myers (13.3), Nick Olmstead (10.4) and Boone Myers (10.1) are the catalysts for the Lynx, who dropped a 44-42 decision to St. Edmond in their earlier meeting this season.
"Like always, we're expecting a tough game over (in Webster City)," said Kochendorfer. "No matter what happens, we just have to keep our nose to the grindstone and continue to improve."
Top threats for the Indians (10-5) are Aaron Youngberg (20.4) and Aaron Aljets (10.5). Youngberg has scored in double figures in every game this season, including at least 20 points on nine occasions.
Pacing the Cadets (13-3, 12-2) are Div. I prospect Casey Schlatter (24.6) and Kort Redmond (9.5). Schlatter, who leads all of 3A in scoring, also pulls down 9.9 rebounds a night. Iowa Falls-Alden narrowly escaped with a 47-44 triumph over the Gaels in their previous encounter.
"You don't get better by playing weak teams, so hopefully this tough stretch can help us before heading into the postseason," Kochendorfer said.
Winners of four straight games, the Gael girls (16-2, 14-2) appear to be hitting their stride at the most opportune time. Sophomore Anna Yung (13.8) and junior Alli Huss (12.8) are the main weapons for SEHS, which is fresh off a hard-fought 46-43 victory over Kuemper.
"Coming in sitting at 16-2, we want to finish the season strong and with a lot of momentum," said St. Edmond head coach Scott Messerly said. "It's important for us to continue to play well in these last three games of the regular season."
Hannah Myers (5.5) and Rachel Kauffman (5.2) are the key cogs for the Lynx (2-15, 2-12), who have dropped 10 consecutive games.
"Webster City has had kind of a rough year, but playing them on their home court is always tough," Messerly said. "We just need to worry about ourselves and do what we do best (tonight)."
Leading the way for Pocahontas Area (8-10), which currently sports a four-game victory streak of its own, are Hannah Stafford (10.7) and Nicole Roetman (7.9).
Iowa Falls-Alden (11-6, 9-5) leans heavily on Jamie Peterson (12.5) and Lindsay Barnhart (8.9). The Cadets have prevailed in four of their past five games.


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FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Call them Ben and Jerry. But not the ice cream.
When New Jersey Nets rookie Ben Uzoh and Springfield Armor rookie Jerry Smith entered the Armor's Thursday night NBA D-League game at Fort Wayne with 1 minute 55 seconds left in the opening quarter, head coach Dee Brown just sat back and watched the offensive magic.
In the second quarter alone, Uzoh had five assists, more than any Springfield player the entire game, and Smith scored 22 points, hitting 9-of-10 shots and getting set up for several of his four 3-pointers on passes from Uzoh.
"Ben did a good job of finding him in transition," said Brown, a former point guard with the Boston Celtics whose job it'll be over the final two weeks of the Armor season to get the 6-foot-3 Uzoh some quality playing minutes and also teach him the finer points of the game before Uzoh returns to the Nets for the end of this season or at least the 2011-12 NBA season.
"It's going to be fun playing with him (Smith)," said Uzoh, who ranks in Tulsa University's all-time top 10 in points, assists, steals, rebounds and blocks, and was a Conference-USA First Team selection in 2010. "He can really shoot the ball. Along with the other guys, we've got some good pieces."
Uzoh, who was signed by the Nets last July as an undrafted free agent, was assigned to the Armor on Tuesday. Undoubtedly, he will see more playing time in Springfield's games than the 9.1 minutes per game he has averaged in his rookie season with the Nets.
"He's here to get a lot of minutes," Brown said. "Obviously, (to) get better at the point guard position. Try to have the ball in his hands a lot. I don't want to put too much pressure on him to come in here, like, 'Hey, I need you to learn everything, do everything.' You can't do that in a short period of time."
Uzoh had just one practice with the Armor before playing in Thursday's game at Fort Wayne. Including Saturday night's game at Fort Wayne, Uzoh will have seven Armor games in which to get that additional playing time. Thursday, he played more than 24 minutes, scored seven points, had two steals and a team-high six assists. The Armor's Ben-and-Jerry combination turned a 10-point Armor deficit against Fort Wayne into a five-point lead in a matter of 14 minutes, although Springfield did end up losing the game by a point.
Brown said Uzoh accepted his temporary move to the D-League enthusiastically.
"He's great. We had a long talk when he got here, watched some video when he got here," Brown said. "I made sure I told him, 'You're a professional. You're an NBA player. They're investing time and energy to bring you down here because they trust what you can do and also we trust that you'll get better..
In Brown, Uzoh will be working with a former NBA star who made the NBA All-Rookie team his first year with the Celtics in 1991 and went on to play 12 years in the league.
"He's been a real help," Uzoh said. "I've been picking his brain a lot, he's been offering a lot of advice. So I'm just trying to take it in as best I can and learn on the fly. Just mature and be a leader."
At Tulsa, Uzoh was a shooting guard, not point guard where the Nets want to utilize him, so the learning curve for his transition into pro basketball has been steep.
"Him being a shooting guard in college, he's transferring to be a 2-guard," Brown said. "It's a learning process from him. Know when to be slow, know when to go, pass it, the different reads. … Point guard is like a quarterback. You've got to get reps (repetitions)."
Springfield Armor's Ben Uzoh learning point guard job from former NBA standout
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Chaz Bono Removed His Breasts While Cameras Rolled
"I just knew I wanted to be a boy," says Chaz Bono in Becoming Chaz, which premiered last night at Sundance (with stepmom Rep. Mary Bono in attendance) and will air on OWN. So is the documentary just going to be an expose on gender identity in the celebrity spotlight? Of course — and more. Cameras followed Chaz during his breast removal surgery, relays Marc Malkin, and during discusses of below-the-waist procedures and hormone therapy. "Definitely being born as a woman was a lot harder than being famous," Chaz told an audience member during a Q&A. "You can figure out how to work that one, but if you're a guy in a woman's body you're just screwed pretty much." Well, unless you're willing to undergo surgery and have cameras follow you: Chaz is already working on a sequel with producer-directors Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato. Perhaps it'll be titled Becoming Michael Chiklis, after the actor whose body type Chaz would love to have.
@jak: Poor Cher?! I feel worse for Chaz. I am not trans, but I remember my own struggle to come out as gay, and I have a very liberal, and completely non-judgmental family, and I went to college in a very accepting place. Any sort of coming out is difficult, but to have to do so in the public eye has to be far worse.
I wish Chaz all the best, and am glad to see that he has been comfortable enough to be so active in making the Trans community more visible, and more palatable to people.
"Poor Cher having to deal with this."
Because it's always about cisgender people's feelings? Fuck Chaz right?
I don't know how useful these documentaries are anymore in doing "trans 101" with people unfamiliar with our lifes. There's been a plethora of these on TV in the last 10 years and they usually do a pretty ugly job of re-enforcing stereotypes, focousing on the sensation (surgery,surgery, surgery!!!) or staying close to a formulaic "standard narrative". End the end, the person being highlighted has no control over the editing and they can be easily misrepresented if the directors do a bad job.
@Missanthrope: How about "poor Chaz" having to watch his Mom having her face and body rebuilt every few years!
You're right about the documentaries. I've seen the similar "editorial" lens take a complex subject (e.g. Transgender people transitioning, same-sex couples adopting, the realities of foster care) and boil it down to a theme which represents only a small portion of those people's lives. My guess is that the director/editor don't necessaily have direct experience in the subjects at hand.
The whole story of Chaz illustrates how deceptive
it is to lump gays and lesbians into a common group
with transgendereds. Initially, Chastity came out
as a lesbian and people accepted her as such. But
that was all wrong. In fact, Chastity was not
a lesbian, but a heterosexual male. These are two
entirely different things, and fortunately Chaz has
now set it all right. But "LGBT" takes these two
different things and calls them one.
It is an insult to trans men to equate them with
lesbians and it is an insult to lesbians to equate
them with people who identify as male. The entire
LGBT concept is a lie.
"It is an insult to trans men to equate them with
lesbians and it is an insult to lesbians to equate
them with people who identify as male. The entire
LGBT concept is a lie."
Really, are you a trans man?
protip: if you're not a trans man, you shouldn't speak for trans men.
And somewhere in there you also seemed to forget that there are gay trans men.
@missanthrope: There are also bisexual and asexual transmen.
@Vivian: LGBT is not a "lie". LGBT = anyone who is not heteronormative. Add a Q for queer and/or questioning to make sure you include everyone (or nearly everyone ) who is not heteronormative.
NB: Anyone who does not accept and respect Chaz Bono's gender identity will still regard him as a lesbian regardless of the fact that he now identifies as a heterosexual male.
The one thing all LGBTQ people have in common is that none of us are heteronormative – not even the Qs who are heterosexual.
Transgender is an umbrella term, not all transgender people are transsexual. But the T in LGBT is not intended to imply that all LGBs are transgender in some way.
@Vivian: said..
Initially, Chastity came out
as a lesbian and people accepted her as such. But
that was all wrong. In fact, Chastity was not
a lesbian, but a heterosexual male. "
This actually goes a long way to explaining some of the conflicts between Caz and other gays. remember, she attacked Ellen's show for being "Too Gay" publiclly. Not as surprising from somebody that really didn't see themselves as gay.
@Cam: Why are you using female pronouns.
Good for you Chaz, happy for you. You look great:)


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A charity golf tournament is being planned in memory of Paul Reynolds. — Submitted photo
Jason Reynolds says he'd like to raise $1 million in memory of his father, and the first step is a charity golf tournament next month in St. John's.
When Paul Reynolds died in 2011, he was the province's chief electoral officer, and Premier Kathy Dunderdale noted his passing in the House of Assembly.
"I started thinking about it shortly after he passed away in April of 2011.
"I wanted to do something to remember him, and golf was kind of my initial thought," Jason Reynolds said. "My father was an avid golfer. He played, probably, four or five times a week when he could."
Money raised will go to the Candlelighters, an organization that supports families with children fighting cancer.
Jason said his father had a career in the private sector and a life in politics, as well as his role as chief electoral officer.
He started as a community volunteer in Wedgewood Park.
"Eventually, when the town became incorporated he was on the town council from day one, and basically he was on the Wedgewood Park town council right until amalgamation. At that point, he was mayor of Wedgewood Park and moved on to represent the ward on St. John's city council," Jason said.
"He was always involved in politics, usually in a behind-the-scenes manner.
"You know, riding associations, campaign manager, but you know, always kind of serving the community."
Jason said he doesn't expect to raise $1 million this year, but he's had a really good response to the golf tournament, and he hopes it will become an annual thing.
"Hopefully within 10 years we'll have $1 million raised," he said. "This is the inaugural year, so we're just kind of getting our feet wet."
The golf tournament takes place on Sept. 12 at Clovelly Golf Club in St. John's.
For more information, people can go to http://GolfForePaul.com.
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River Dell has two of the states top wrestlers in Nick Baranello and DJ Tirelli. Baranello could wrestle either 182 pounds or 195 pounds while Tirelli will most likely be at 120 pounds. River Dell had a very successful season in 2012 only losing four dual meets. Only two winning wrestlers from 2012's successful team graduated: John McGlaughlin and Lenny Smith. Dylan Mitchell and Danny Lynch both had successful seasons at the lower weights and return with a combined forty-seven wins. Vincent Cariddi was a thirty-match winner in 2011 and will most likely compete at 145 pounds in 2013. Tyler Kallansee will wrestle either 160 pounds or 170 pounds and went 26-15 on the season last year.
Projected lineup:
106: Dylan Mitchell (19-9), Ethan Hartman (3-1)
113: Dylan Mitchell (19-9), Ethan Hartman (3-1)
120: DJ Tirelli (39-8)
126: Danny Lynch (28-10), Mike Voight (0-1)
132: Danny Lynch (28-10), Mike Voight (0-1)
138: Brendan Campbell (25-9)
145: Vincent Cariddi (34-13)
152: Nick Siegel (10-19)
160: Tyler Kallansee (26-15), Alex Kim (5-6)
170: Tyler Kallansee (26-15), Alex Kim (5-6)
182: Unknown/ Nick Baranello (41-5)
195: Unknown/ Nick Baranello (41-5)
220: John Buller (3-17)
HWT: Unknown
Wins: Indian Hills, Tenafly, Ramsey, Elmwood Park, Cliffside Park, Mahwah, Cresskill, Bogota, Westwood, Ridgefield Park, Lyndhurst, Hasbrouck Heights, Pascack Valley, Hackensack, Fair Lawn, Lodi, Old Tappan, Pascack Hills, Demarst
Losses: Emerson, Bergenfield, Lenape Valley, Wayne Valley
Graduates: Brian Coyman (1-22 at heavyweight), John Dickson (4-16 at 160 pounds), Andre Fay (2-6 at 126 pounds), John McGlaughlin (21-10 at 126 pounds), Andrew Pohl (5-10 at 160 pounds), Lenny Smith (38-5 at 220 pounds)


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Good morning, campers.
Not going to complain about the weather today. Well, maybe a little.
It was cold, damp and windy much of Wednesday.
But the sun is scheduled to shine today. We certainly don't want to use up our allotment, but that's a welcome forecast, even if it is a little chilly yet.
Still, you don't see this very often on April 24.
Due to a frozen field the @CNSAthletics at @FMHORNETSBBALL baseball games have been pushed back to a NOON start— FMHornets (@FMHornets) April 24, 2014
Poor conditions didn't prevent a lot of schools from holding track & field meets on Wednesday. Nor did they stop Rome Free Academy's Mariah Mays from setting a new Section III record in the girls discus.
The junior threw the discus 146-5 on her first try in a home tri-meet with Vernon-Verona-Sherrill and Oneida. Reports vary, but Mays broke either a 16-year-old mark held by Tara Trammell of Central Square or one set in 1986 by Auburn's Kristen Logue.
"That was a monster throw," said RFA girls coach Brett Couchman.
Mays, the 2012 state discus champion, had previously registered a best throw around 135 feet, Couchman said. But there were signs this was coming.
"She was just hitting some bombs in practice last week," he said.
I'll have more in a separate story this morning.
Big win for Bville boys
The Baldwinsville boys chalked up a rare win over always-tough Fayetteville-Manlius in a home track & field meet Wednesday.
Bees coach Bill Spicer said team depth was a factor (F-M won 10 of 17 events) as was winning two of the three relays. Senior Brian Mahar won the sprints and ran on both winning relays for the Bees, now 3-0.
Postcard from Baltimore
The Cicero-North Syracuse girls lacrosse team didn't take one of those fancy trips to Florida or South Carolina. But the Northstars are having fun in Baltimore and playing some lacrosse.
Hopkins field🙆 pic.twitter.com/rut0TDDcRf— Samantha Tortora (@Sam_Tortora13) April 23, 2014
Here's a photo of the team at historic Homewood Field on the Johns Hopkins campus in a Tweet from player Samantha Tortora.
C-NS improved to 8-1 with a 16-14 win over Maryvale Prep on Wednesday. The team, ranked No. 3 in latest CNY girls poll, is scheduled to play Garrison Forest on Friday.
Boston bushy
Neither professes to like the Boston baseball team, but John Larca and Justin Mathers of the Syracuse East baseball team went all Red Sox over the winter growing bushy beards. It's yet another Major League Baseball trend that found its way onto the high school ballyards. Larca and Mathers trimmed them down. But they're still working a little beard magic this spring.
More ball at NBT Bank Stadium
The annual high school baseball classic to fight ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) continues today and Friday at NBT Bank Stadium in Syracuse.
The event, which has raised more than $60,000 to battle the disease, features two games each day.
Today's games are Cato-Meridian vs. Tully at 4 p.m., and Cicero-North Syracuse vs. Oswego at 7.
On Friday, Marcellus plays East Syracuse Minoa at 5 p.m., and Syracuse East takes on West Genesee at 8 p.m.
Tickets are $5 apiece or $15 for a family.
Wildcats celebrates 20 seasons
The West Genesee girls will try to get their mojo back after a tough loss to Skaneateles last weekend.
The Wildcats take on Christian Brothers Academy on Friday and Garden City on Saturday in a weekend event that will also celebrate the 20th year for the highly successful girls program. A team from Westwood, Mass., also is involved in the event which features two games each day.
Neither game will be easy for West Genny.
Garden City is ranked No. 2 in the state among Class B teams. CBA is the defending Class B state champion and is ranked No. 6.The Wildcats are ranked No. 2 in Class A.
Tennis was played, too
Not exactly tennis weather, but there were some matches squeezed in Wednesday.
The Fayetteville-Manlius boys kept their record unblemished (3-0) with a 4-3 win over West Genesee. The Hornets won by sweeping the doubles after the Wildcats took all three singles matches.
Moving on up?
Section III's classification committee has decided that Bishop Ludden, which will have the enrollment of a Class D school next year, will play boys basketball in Class AA - at least for tournament purposes next season.
Ludden won a state Class B title in 2012 before being moved up to Class A that year. The Gaelic Knights then won the last two Class A basketball crowns and reached the state final four last spring.
The school has appealed the decision and will have a hearing this week, said athletics director Laura Norris. She didn't want to comment further until after the hearing. Ludden should hear back from the three-member appeals panel next week.
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Boys lacrosse | Girls lacrosse | Baseball | Softball
Boys tennis | Boys track & field | Girls track & field
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Paul J. Mellott
Paul J. Mellott, 70, Avis, passed away Friday at Williamsport Regional Medical Center.
He was born in Bedford County, son of the late Arthur and Jennie (Hinkle) Mellott. He married Barbara (Wayne) Wayne-Mellott on July 17, 1999, in Altoona.
Surviving are his wife; a son, Paul Arthur in California; a sister, Virginia Delozier of Pittsburgh; and two brothers: James and wife, Patty, of Martinsburg and Robert and wife, Shirley, in South Carolina.
He was preceded in death by two sisters: Olive Smith and Dolly Stroup; and two brothers: Glenn and Lawrence.
Paul was a 1961 graduate of Altoona High School and attended Penn State University, Altoona Campus, where he studied mechanical engineering. He served in the U.S. Army Reserve. He was a retired highway construction inspector/CDS operator.
Paul was of the Episcopal faith and was a member of the Free and Accepted Masons of Altoona.
Friends will be received from 11 a.m. until the noon funeral service Saturday, Aug. 17, 2013, at St. Paul's Church of Yellow Creek, Hopewell, James F. Wayne officiating. Burial will be at Yellow Creek Reformed Cemetery, Hopewell.
Arrangements are by Heath Funeral Home, Osceola Mills.
Memorial contributions may be made to Susquehanna Health Cancer Center, c/o Divine Providence Hospital, 1100 Grampian Blvd., Williamsport, PA 17701.
To sign the online guestbook, go to www.heathfuneral.com.