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|Peyton Manning could follow in footsteps of Ray Lewis, John Elway with retirement after Super Bowl win
|02.01.16 at 1:43 pm ET
There's been plenty of talk about how Sunday could mark the "last rodeo" for Peyton Manning. If he finds a way to lead the Broncos to a win over Carolina and then calls it a career, he'll join some pretty exclusive company. Here's a look at four other players who won it all and then decided to hang them up.
Jerome Bettis: After a decade with the Steelers, the Pittsburgh running back was a part of a team that ended up dumping the Seahawks in Super Bowl XL in Bettis' hometown of Detroit. (Did you know Bettis was from Detroit?) It wasn't the best game of his career, but the Hall of Famer had 43 yards on 14 carries in the win for the Steelers. The running back retired at the age of 33 with 13,662 rushing yards and a Super Bowl ring.
Ray Lewis: The Ravens beat the Niners in Super Bowl XLVII, the last game for Lewis after a 17-year career with Baltimore. (That came two weeks after the Ravens upset the Patriots in the AFC title game in Foxboro.) The controversial linebacker, who may or may not have had some help getting healthy with some deer antler spray in the weeks leading up to the game, ended with two Super Bowl rings.
John Elway: The model for every other quarterback, including Manning. Elway went out like every quarterback hopes to finish his career, winning back-to-back titles at the end of the 1997 and 1998 seasons before riding off into the sunset. The Hall of Famer then came back to take over the Broncos, and he reportedly played a sizable role in convincing Manning to join the Broncos. (Manning supplanted him as the oldest quarterback to get his team to a Super Bowl, and if Denver wins on Sunday, Manning will take over Elway's spot as the oldest QB to win a Super Bowl.)
Michael Strahan: Avert your eyes, Patriots fans — the Giants defensive end was part of the New York team that knocked off the 2007 Patriots in Super Bowl XLII in Arizona. (Like Bettis, it was his only title.) Strahan called it a career after the game, finishing with 141.5 sacks after 15 seasons in the NFL.
|5 things you have to know about Colts: Indy a massive underdog against Patriots
|10.12.15 at 12:59 pm ET
Five things you have to know about the Colts, who host the Patriots on Sunday night at Lucas Oil Stadium.
1. With Andrew Luck sidelined, they have gotten good play out of backup quarterback Matt Hasselbeck.
The 40-year-old Hasselbeck, who took over after Luck went down with a shoulder issue, has started the last two games and has done a good job managing to wring just enough out of the offense to allow the Colts to escape with a pair of wins. In his two starts, Hasselbeck is 48-for-76 (63 percent completion rate) for 495 yards and three touchdowns, with no picks and a passer rating of 95.0. (Through the first three games, Luck was 65-for-116 for a 56 percent completion rate, with 753 yards, five touchdowns, seven interceptions and a passer rating of 65.1.) It has to be taken with a grain of salt because the wins were relatively narrow victories over Jacksonville and Houston, but Hasselbeck's steadiness and consistent play the last two weeks has allowed Indy to climb just over .500 entering this game. It's likely that the Colts will do whatever they can to keep the Patriots guessing this week when it comes to who will be under center at the start of Sunday's contest, but Hasselbeck might be the first Indy backup quarterback in 20 years to show that he can do more than just hold a clipboard. (For what it's worth, Indy released quarterback Josh Johnson on Monday, which likely is a sign that one or both of the Luck/Hasselbeck combo is feeling better.)
2. Hasselbeck isn't the only veteran who has helped the Colts offense through a rough patch.
In his first season with Indy, 32-year-old running back Frank Gore (76 carries, 325 yards, 3 TDs) has provided the bulk of the yardage on the ground. Meanwhile, 34-year-old receiver Andre Johnson (13 catches, 128 yards, 2 TDs), also in his initial season with the Colts, has also seen action as a complementary pass catcher, augmenting the work of youngsters like the speedy T.Y. Hilton (a team-high 27 catches, 382 yards) and Donte Moncrief (24 catches, 278 yards, 3 TDs). The positional grouping won't remind anyone of Peyton Manning, Edgerrin James and Marvin Harrison, but it's provided just enough offense over the last few weeks to lift the Colts to three consecutive victories. (One more quick note on the Indy offense: the Colts are 31st in the league in giveaways with seven interceptions and five fumbles. In all, Indy is 31st when it comes to turnover ratio at minus-7. Not a good sign when you are facing a New England team that's tied for fifth overall at plus-5.)
|Frank Gore makes recruiting pitch to Vince Wilfork to join Colts for University of Miami reunion
|03.13.15 at 12:07 pm ET
The Colts have made some noise this week at the start of NFL free agency, as they have signed a few players including running back Frank Gore and wide receiver Andre Johnson. Gore took to Instagram Thursday night and made a recruiting pitch to another free agent, former Patriots defensive tackle Vince Wilfork.
Wilfork played college at the University of Miami where both Gore and Johnson played their college ball. They all played at the school in the early 2000s, and furthermore Colts coach Chuck Pagano was the lead recruiter there from 1995-2000.
Gore wrote: The u we waiting for big Vince wilfork now family
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|John Clayton on MFB: Darrelle Revis has shown 'willingness' to work with Patriots, take a discount
|03.10.15 at 1:41 pm ET
ESPN NFL reporter John Clayton joined Middays with MFB Tuesday with Greg Dickerson in for Tim Benz to discuss Darrelle Revis, Brandon Browner and other NFL free agent news. To listen to the interview, go to the Middays with MFB audio on demand page.
When it comes to Revis, the Patriots reportedly won't pick up his $20 million team option for 2015 and he will become a free agent, as of 4 p.m. Tuesday. Being the best cornerback on the market, and even overall player on the market, it seems likely he will demand big dollars.
Clayton said Revis could take somewhat of a discount to return to New England because of what he did last offseason.
"He did that last year because even though the contract averaged $16 million and he was making $16 million on the average on the Tampa Bay contract, he was willing to play for $12 [million]," Clayton said. "I think he's shown his willingness to be able to work with the team and take a discount. The question is going to be how much of a discount?
"Let's say for an example he does hit the market and there is nothing out there, it could be one of those things where his agents say to the Jets, make everything you can, make us an offer we can't turn down. I think there is a chance that could happen because you know Woody Johnson knows him and he's been there before. If it is within $2 million I think he stays [in New England]."
The Patriots have also reportedly let Browner test the market and see what his value is, as he is set to receive a $2 million roster bonus on Tuesday. The team could be looking to restructure his deal, possibly for a way to bring Revis back.
"He has a bonus that is due today that will be guaranteed, so it's possible they may not pick up that bonus," said Clayton. "Because he makes $5 million a year they are giving him the opportunity to see, 'Hey, can you get into anything? If you can then we'll let you see that.' You kind of get the idea they may not want to have the bonus or they may want him to see what is available and what kind of market value he has so they can restructure his contract and make him stay.
"It's a very curious move because if you think about it, part of the great success of the team was the addition of the two cornerbacks and both cornerbacks may not be there. It's a gamble. It's a timing thing too because they also knew they had until 4 o'clock to figure this out. If they know Revis is gone maybe they do something different with Brandon or maybe vise versa. Very curious move, but you can see it is a business and that is part of the business."
ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joined Dennis & Callahan with Glenn Ordway in for John Dennis Tuesday morning to talk about NFL free agency, which gets officially underway Tuesday at 4 p.m., and to also discuss what he thinks will happen with a few Patriots players. To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
The big story with the Patriots is Darrelle Revis and will he return to New England, but there are also other players with the team and in the league that will be available. One of those players is former Houston Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson, who was released by the Texans on Monday. Schefter said the Patriots will be one of the teams interested in Johnson.
"I believe they will be one of the teams in there," Schefter said. "I don't know exactly whether he will choose there. I think he wants to play for a Super Bowl contender, he wants to play on a team with a quarterback. You look at the final four teams last year. New England, Indy, Green Bay, Seattle — that would be a smart starting point."
When it comes to Revis, Schefter reported Monday the Patriots will not pick up his $20 million option for 2015, thus making him a free agent come Tuesday afternoon. The Patriots can still sign him long-term before then, and Schefter says the Patriots chances go down if they cannot re-sign him by Tuesday at 4 p.m.
Schefter still remains confident it will come down to the Patriots and Jets — he doesn't believe there will be a mystery team. He also said the Patriots' attention shifted right to Revis after agreeing to a new deal with Devin McCourty on Sunday night.
"Here is the window to get Darrelle Revis re-signed. If he is going to come back to New England, to me, the chances are greater that he would do it by 4 p.m EST," said Schefter. "If 4 p.m. EST comes and he is not a member of the Patriots, I think the percentages that he comes back to New England drop some. I don't know how you quantify that.
"The Patrots are going to come at him with a compelling offer. They are not going to tip toe around this. They are going to say, 'Darrelle, here is the best we can do, we can do this.' If that is enough to interest him and he wants to be there, you would think he'd take that, right?"
If Revis does sign with the Jets, Schefter said they will be overpaying.
"It depends, is he going back to New England, or is he going to the Jets. If he goes to New England it will be less, if he goes to the Jets it will be more. That is my guess," said Schefter. "The Jets are going to have to overpay to get him there and my guess is they know that — they are smart enough to figure that out that they aren't getting him at the same price the New England Patriots would have to pay, and then the question becomes what will they offer and is it so much more than the Patriots are offering that it is enough to entice Darrelle Revis."
Here are more highlights from the conversation. For more Patriots news, check out weei.com/patriots.
|As opening of free agency officially approaches, Texans cut ties with WR Andre Johnson
|03.09.15 at 4:36 pm ET
With 24 hours before the official start of free agency Tuesday afternoon, teams continued to make roster adjustments in preparation for the opening of the market. Here are some of the more notable moves:
The Texans cut wide receiver Andre Johnson. The veteran, who has played all 12 of his seasons in Houston, has 1,012 catches for 13,597 yards and 64 touchdowns over the course of his career, all while working with some truly wretched quarterbacks. Johnson will almost certainly be one of the most attractive targets in free agency, but he'll turn 34 before the start of the 2015 season, which means he'll have to take a slight pay cut from the $21.5 million (over two seasons) he had left on his deal with the Texans. It's debatable as to whether or not the Patriots would be in the mix for Johnson, but he'll certainly find plenty of interested partners when free agency begins on Tuesday, including the Colts, who recently cut ties with veteran Reggie Wayne.
One note we forgot to include earlier in the day — the Bills have retained pass-rushing specialist Jerry Hughes, as the TCU product has apparently agreed to a five-year deal worth roughly $45 million, with $20 million in guaranteed money. Hughes had 10 sacks in each of his first two seasons with Buffalo, and the 6-foot-2, 253-pounder will likely have s sizable role in Rex Ryan's defensive scheme with the Bills.
The Eagles reached an agreement on a new contract with outside linebacker Brandon Graham. According to NFL Media's Ian Rapoport, it's a four-year deal with $26 million, with $14 million in guaranteed money. One of the highest-rated edge defenders in the league, the 6-foot-2, 265-pounder finished with a career-high 5.5 sacks with Philly in 2014.
|Could Patriots make push for Andre Johnson?
|05.15.14 at 1:35 pm ET
The news out of Houston that receiver Andre Johnson has started pushing for a trade has led many Patriots fans to openly speculate about the possibility of New England trying to put together a deal for the former All-Pro receiver.
Given the depth of the relationship between Patriots coach Bill Belichick and Texans coach Bill O'Brien, the two sides would appear to be natural trade partners. That, combined with the fact that New England and Houston have been talking on and off throughout the offseason about a potential deal involving quarterback Ryan Mallett, would naturally spark conversation on the topic. The starting point between the two sides likely would be Mallett and a draft pick (probably a second- or third-round selection) for Johnson.
Johnson is a tremendous talent. The 6-foot-3, 219-pounder has played 11 years in he NFL, all with the Texans, and has 927 career receptions, 12,661 receiving yards and 61 touchdowns. The most impressive thing about those numbers? The fact that he's had a relatively mediocre (at best) group of quarterbacks throwing him the ball over the course of his career: Matt Schaub, Case Keenum, T.J. Yates, Sage Rosenfels and David Carr. Considering the level of talent on the pre-2012 Texans offense, it's a remarkable run.
However, when it comes to assembling a trade, the biggest hurdle might be trying to work around Johnson's sizable contract. According to Rotoworld, Johnson still has $34.5 million remaining on a deal that runs through 2016. For a receiver who is set to turn 33 in July — even one who has been as productive over the last five years as Johnson — that's a major financial hit. While the Patriots could get some cap relief via the recent indictment of former New England tight end Aaron Hernandez, that might still be too much to handle from a financial perspective.
In addition, a Johnson trade would leave $11.96 million in dead money against Houston's 2014 cap, according to NFL Media's Albert Breer. It is worth noting that overthecap.com reports that the Texans would save $3.68 million against the cap if he was dealt before June 1, so if there is going to be a trade, it would be in Houston's best interest to do something as soon as possible.
Some have drawn an analogy between Johnson and Randy Moss, who was acquired by the Patriots in the spring of 2007 after two sad and sorrowful seasons in Oakland. While Johnson doesn't necessarily have the reputation as the third rail of the NFL that Moss had over his first decade or so in the league, both have put up great numbers over the course of their career, and both did it with some decidedly average quarterbacks. Sprung from the Raiders, Moss went on to three-plus seasons of great success with New England before being dealt to the Vikings.
However, it is important to note that Johnson is set to turn 33 this summer, while Moss had just turned 30 when the Patriots picked him up. That's not a colossal age difference, but something that has to be taken into consideration when you are approaching the team-building process for the next few years.
Ultimately, the Patriots should be expected to at least inquire about the possibility of Johnson. But unless the receiver is willing to re-work his contract — or New England is able to move a lot of money around over the next couple of weeks — it seems like a bit of a long shot, at least at this point.
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Walt Brown Releases New Memoir of '60s, '70s
From the field, the broadcast booth and the locker room, former sportscaster Walt Brown brought the stars of the '60s and '70s into the homes of millions of people. In his new book, "A Fly on the Wall," by Walt Brown (published by AuthorHouse), he reflects on a lifetime of spending time with many of the greatest celebrities during reported and unreported events of the last 50 years.
"A Fly on the Wall" is an account of sports and cultural history of little known, but true, biographical incidents and anecdotes from famous lives. This is a history that began 50 years ago which, in many ways, is being repeated in the world today, but with added bits in the book from famous lives of that day.
Readers will sit next to Muhammad Ali, Bill Cosby, Jesse Owens, Stan Musial, Willie Mays, Billie Jean King, Dan Marino, Greg Louganis, Cynthia Potter, Pele and more as well as NBA stars of the '60s and '70s, movie stars and politicians. Readers also are given a behind-the-scenes look at the 1960 Democratic Convention, all from "the Fly's" perspective.
Brown bears witness to some of the biggest changes of the last half of the 20th century. He recalls the tumultuous days of the civil rights movement as well as the emergence of feminism in the '70s, approaching both topics with those personally involved.


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forced the issue and gained concessions, it was too late. The old grievances
remained in too many minds. To hate the Cardews bad become a habit. Their
past sins would damn them now. The strike was wrong, a wicked thing. It was
without reason and without aim. The men were knocking a hole in the boat that
floated them. But-
There was a tap at his door, and he called "Come in." From her babyhood Lily
had had her own peculiar method of signaling that she stood without, a delicate
rapid tattoo of finger nails on the panel. He watched smilingly for her entrance.
"Well!" she said. "Thank goodness you haven't started to dress. I tried to get here
earlier, but my hair wouldn't go up, I want to make a good impression to-night."
"Is there a dinner on? TI didn't know it."
"Not a dinner. A young man. I came to see what you are going to wear."
"Really! Well, I haven't a great variety. The ordinary dinner dress of a gentleman
doesn't lend itself to any extraordinary ornamentation. If you like, I'll pin on that
medal from the Iron and Steel - Who's coming, Lily?"
"Grayson says grandfather's dining out."
"I believe so."
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dress for dinner."
"Am I to gather that you are asking me?"
"You wouldn't mind, would you? He hasn't any evening clothes."
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And why should he upset the habits of the entire family?"
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Honestly. And I want him to like us, and it's such a good chance, with grandfather
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Raspberry Pi project: PiBus
Posted on Tuesday, 8 December 2015
The premise of this project is simple - my family lives in London, there's a bus route that runs along our road, and we use it a lot to take the kids places.
The reality of using the bus is a little more complex - getting three kids ready to go out, is a nightmare and it's not made any easier by checking a travel app on your phone to see how close the bus is.
I don't think there is much I can do to make the preparation of the children any less manic, but I can certainly do something about the visibility of information about buses, mainly thanks to the excellent open APIs/data provided by Transport For London.
So, armed with their API, a Python 3 interpreter and a Raspberry Pi, I set out to make a little box for the kitchen wall which will show when the next 3 buses are due to arrive outside our house.
The code itself is easy enough to throw together because Python has libraries for everything (it also helps if you don't bother to design a decent architecture!). Requests to fetch the bus data from TfL, json/iso8601 to parse the data, Pillow to render it as an image, and APScheduler to give it a simple run-loop.
The question then becomes, how to display the data. The easiest answer would be a little LCD screen, but that brings with it the downside of having a backlight in the kitchen, which would be ugly and distracting, and it also raises the question of viewing angles. Another answer would be some kind of physical indicator, but that requires skills I don't have time for. Instead, I decided to look for an E-Ink display (think Kindle) - it would let me display simple images without producing light.
The first option I looked at was the PaPiRus, but it's in the window between its crowdfunding drive having finished, and being available to buy. The only other option I could find was the E-Paper HAT, from Percheron Electronics, which also started life as a crowdfunding project, but is actually available to buy.
Unfortunately, these displays are super fragile, which I discovered by destroying the first one, but Neil at Percheron was super helpful and I quickly had a new display and some tips about how to avoid cracking it.
My visualisation of this data isn't going to win any awards for beauty, but it serves its purpose by showing a big number to tell us how many minutes we have, and I managed to minimise the number of times you see the white-black-white refresh cycle of the eInk display with partial screen updates.
Here are some photos of the project in various stages of construction:
|Freshly assembled out of the box
|The smallest USB WiFi adapter I've ever seen
|Sadly I had to make some modifications to the
PiBow case to fit this particular rPi
|Running one of the eInk display test programs
|This would have been nice, but I cannot have nice font things.
I did briefly try Ubuntu Mono, which is a lovely font, but the zeros look like eyes and it freaked me out.
|Maybe aliens stole the Internet, maybe it's a bus strike.
It doesn't matter.
I also render a small timestamp on valid data screens too, showing when the last data fetch happened. This is mostly so I can be sure that the fetching code isn't stuck somehow. Once I trust the system a bit more, this can probably come out.
|The final design, showing a fallback for when there is data for 0 < x < 3 buses
|Data for three buses, plenty of time to get ready for the second one!


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NO SURRENDER: Austin Aries vs. a member of Aces and Eights
TNA Champion Austin Aries vs. Member of the Aces and Eights
TNA Champion Austin Aries grabs the mic and says normally you will see him in a cape looking like his stylish self, but we won't see "any of that bullsh*t" tonight. He said tonight isn't a wrestling match and calls out (ding) a member of the Aces and Eights. We then see a member of Aces and Eights walk towards the ring area. Aries prevents him from getting into the ring. Aries then backs up, hangs out on the top turnbuckle, the member jumps up on the ring apron and Aries dropkicks him off. Aries with a huge suicide dive and more right hands. Back in the ring, Aries with kicks to the body. Aries tries removing the mask of the Aces and Eights member. He instead dumps Aries to the outside. The member then sends Aries shoulder first into the steel ring steps at ringside. Back in the ring, the member lifts up Aries for a powerbomb and Aries throws powder in his eyes inside the mask. Aries with his corner dropkick and then takes out the member of Aces and Eights from the top turnbuckle to the outside. The member fights back and dumps Aries off the ring apron. The member grabs a steel chair, Aries avoids a shot and connects with a big left hand. Aries with a brainbuster on the big member of Aces and Eights. Aries is about to take the mask off when all of the members of Aces and Eights hit the ring. Members of the TNA roster hit the ring to even it up. A huge brawl breaks out.
The TNA roster clears the ring of the Aces and Eights when Hulk Hogan walks out with a baseball bat in hand. We can see a shot of Jeff Hardy on the mat holding his shoulder and arm. Hogan calls for the building to be locked down. Ray points out that Hardy is hurt. Hogan calls for help from the back. TNA trainers come down to check on Hardy. Hogan says to call the police and wants the building locked down. Hardy is heading to the back with the TNA trainers. We see a shot of Ray fist bumping Aries for the back up. We then see a shot from earlier of a member of Aces and Eights driving the shoulder of Hardy into the steel ring post.
Winner: No Contest
A video package runs focusing on Zema Ion vs. Sonjay Dutt.
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Hello everyone, I was wondering how you would approach modeling a wrist watch in Maya. Very similar to a watch like this:
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NOTE: Any size larger than 10×10 will incur additional charges. Additional sized spaces available upon request. All spaces include access to one 20amp electrical hookup per request.
- 10×10 $475
- 10×15 $575
- 10×20 $675
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- 2-day event starts Saturday, August 26th and goes through Sunday, August 27th .
- Refer to rodeo schedule for times of performances, and gates open times.
- Vendors are to arrive at rodeo grounds NO EARLIER than Friday, August 25th.
- ALL SETUP starts on Friday morning and MUST BE COMPLETED by 4:00 p.m. that same day, Friday only (no exceptions).
- Vendors are required to provide their own booth, set-up supplies and equipment.
- All set-ups must be removed by 12:00 p.m. Monday August 28th, the day after the last day of the event.
- No vendor RV access is available at the event.
- We will provide information for hotel and campsites in immediate area.
- Food vendors: Will need to have all permits and fees paid with OC Health Department prior to August 1st.
- No dogs please.
Vendor s pace reservations will be made on a first come first serve basis and upon approval of the rodeo committee. The rodeo reserves the right to refuse vendor space to anyone.
Once approved, a contract will be sent/emailed to you for signature. Please remit signed contract along with copy of a valid seller's permit and payment in full by AUGUST 1, 2017. Payment received after August 1st must be in the form of a money order or cashier's check. Payment must accompany contract and copy of seller's permit to reserve your space. Rancho Mission Viejo LLC, show manager reserves the right to refuse, accept conditionally or cancel any application, after due notice.
ALL FOOD VENDORS must contact the Orange County Health Department and have the appropriate Health Permit. All permits must be obtained at least 2 weeks prior to rodeo.
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For what seems like the umpteenth time in the past two weeks old lady law is whuppin' my behind again today. Government work wasn't supposed to be like this, but whaddaya gonna do?
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information among the states. The primary purpose of
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personnel to support them in making decisions on student enrollment, grade or
course placement, and accrual of credits.
timely transfer of education records for migrant children between schools has
been a longstanding challenge. Migrant children often enroll in multiple
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schools, local educational agencies, and states collect on migrant children in
a timely and meaningful way that helps school personnel make appropriate
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4-H'ers Travel to Iowa State Capitol
Expanding knowledge of state government and communicating with legislators in Des Moines was the focus of the March 6 visit to the Iowa State Capitol by twenty-eight 4-H'ers and nine adults.
4-H'ers and adults represented Chickasaw, Clayton and Fayette Counties. Youth and adults took a sixty minute tour of the century-old capitol building featuring a 275-foot gold-leafed dome, grand staircase, marble, and ornate woodwork. Their Capitol tour also included a visit to the old Supreme Court chambers, the five-story law library, a scale model of Battleship Iowa, and a collection of first-lady dolls.
Youth and adults were also able to engage in an exclusive conversation with Senator Michael Breitbach in a senate committee room. Senator Breitbach serves District 28 in the state of Iowa representing Clayton and Fayette counties. He is serving on the commerce, natural resource & environment and transportation committees. Senator Breitbach shared the day-to-day responsibilities from his eight-week experience as a senator at the Capitol. He spends many weekends meeting with constituents back in District 28.
The ISU Extension & Outreach Region 4 4-H Citizenship Program was organized in 2010 for youth in grades 7-12 to broaden their knowledge of citizenship. The program was designed with a two year projected plan. The first year, members learn about local, area and state government and travel to the state capitol in Des Moines to meet with local government officials. During the second year, youth learn about federal government through monthly program meetings and travel to Washington D.C. For more information about the 4-H Citizenship Club, contact the ISU Clayton County Extension & Outreach Office at 563-245-1451.
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I Have Had the Smart Lipo MPX and LOVE IT! But Please Make Sure It's with a Plastic Surgeon!
Hello all, I had Smart Lipo MPX ( the one with the skin tightning) with a PLASTIC SURGEON on my "Muffin top" and loved it! After doing my research I found out that some of the Dr's doing the Smart Lipo weren't even Plastic Surgeons! One Dr that does most of his adverting was a Urologist! And he charges more! Scary. The swelling went down between 3-4 weeks. The pain was not... READ MORE
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LeBell received both the Albert H. Stevenson Award from the Dental Society of the State of New York and the Hudson Valley Community College Dental Hygiene Memorial Scholarship during her senior year. A high honor student, she plans to work with the Family Dentistry practice in Granville.
Founded in 1953, Hudson Valley Community College offers more than 70 associate's degree and certificate programs in four schools: Business; Engineering and Industrial Technologies; Health Science; and Liberal Arts and Sciences; and also sponsors an Educational Opportunity Center for academic and career training. One of 30 community colleges in the State University of New York system, it has an enrollment of more than 12,000 students, and is known as a leader in distance learning initiatives and workforce training. Hudson Valley has more than 60,000 alumni.


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SULPHUR - Sheriff deputies in Calcasieu Parish have arrested a middle school student for bringing a gun to school.
The 14-year-old was arrested Thursday.
Officials at W. W. Lewis Middle School in Sulphur say students told the assistant principal about a student who brought a gun to school Wednesday and was showing it around.
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National Archery in the Schools
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There are 39 counties within the state of Georgia that have become certified to teach NASP® and in a questionnaire from Georgia's Wildlife Resources Division to teachers, the following comments were made about the physical education course:
Teachers Report
NASP® within Georgia is a wonderful program that introduces middle school kids to the sport of archery. This sport crosses gender and strength lines, putting middle school children on an even playing field within their PE class.
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Developer Tyrone Le Roux says sometimes you need to take an old house back to go forward.
The renovation specialist owns two properties on a list of 73 in the former Auckland City's character suburbs granted consent to be demolished since 2007.
But instead of taking the wrecking ball to the houses at 61 Clarence St and 76 John St in Ponsonby, Mr Le Roux is making "contemporary" renovations involving a significant amount of demolition.
At the Clarence St house, this has meant a large rebuilding of the external features in a simple, but sympathetic, manner. The inside, however, is totally modern with new joinery, doors, a kitchen with walk-in butler's pantry and concrete floors.
Outside are a landscaped tropical garden, a swimming pool and water feature.
It is a different story at John St, where Mr Le Roux bought a small stucco-clad house.
He suspected it was originally a villa, and his hunch proved correct.
Working with heritage architects, he is rebuilding the house as a villa with garaging underneath.
"We have got to determine what the word demolition means," says Mr Le Roux.
Although he was required to seek a resource consent to demolish both buildings because more than a third of the properties would be lost, he said "sometimes you have to go back and change some of it to go forward".
Mr Le Roux, a South African who worked on residential and warehouse conversions in London before moving to New Zealand six years ago, said he was passionate about old houses and had never fully demolished one.
He acknowledges not everyone likes the work he does on properties such as Clarence St, but they do not understand his work.
"Some people see it [Clarence St] from the street and say I'm destroying heritage but I'm taking it back to what it originally looked like with slight tweaks."


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As a general rule, we try not to judge a book by its cover. But when it comes to your passport, the cover you choose can say as much about you as the stamps inside. And this handsome, slightly rugged version says all the right things about you.
I have used this to travel the world and it has been great. It its very basic as it pretty much will hold your passport, your ticket, and one credit card, but that is all you need. It was very convenient to have everything on place when moving from country to country, and I enjoyed having it in a nice stylish package. It uses synthetic leather, but you cannot tell and I consider that a plus too.5
Used this on a recent trip to Asia, and had no complaints. My US passport fit perfectly, and only once or twice was I asked to remove the passport from the case by customs agents, which is good because it is held firmly in place when in the case. Most boarding passes and customs declarations fit in the flap on the left opposite the passport. When not holding boarding passes, the flap is perfect for any currency, but don't leave money in there when you present it to border agents because they might think you're trying to bribe them, haha.5
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A view-and-do format for hands-on, collaborative practice
Much more than sit-and-watch PD, 4 Keys is about viewing and doing. There are four to five staff development video session plans per key area, each organized around a central teaching challenge and supported by pre- and post-viewing activities.
Start-to-finish support for easy implementation
4 Keys helps teachers become better-organized and more skillful classroom managers, with the freedom and authority to focus on what matters most: instruction.
4 Keys to Successful Classroom Management: Resources
A Professional Development DVD with four to five focused video segments per key area that introduce tools and techniques teachers can use to address a specific teaching challenge.
A 48-page Viewing Guide that anticipates a facilitators each and every planning and training need. For each session, there are clearly stated objectives, a list of materials needed, a focusing exercise with guiding questions to get started, view-and-do and wrap-up activities, and additional resources for further exploration.
A CD with 50+ ready-to-use record-keeping and management forms that you can distribute among workshop participants for hands-on practice.
4 Keys to Successful Classroom Management, Kelly Bergman's professional book, provides immediate access to all the management tips, checklists, and reproducible forms teachers need across a school year.
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A master of classroom organization and management, Kelly Bergman is a former elementary school teacher and principal from Denver, Colorado. She serves as a consultant with local school districts, and presents workshops for teachers on preparing for a successful school year and on teaching writing.


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The most healthful type of apple cider vinegar to use is an organic, unpasteurized, unfiltered variety, such as Bragg's, because it not only is a rich source of minerals and other nutrients, but also contains beneficial probiotic bacteria that can boost your immune system. If you have a source of fresh cider, you can even make your own apple cider vinegar, a fun late-summer or fall product for the hard-core foodie. But purchased vinegar is a great base for these beverages.
Plain Apple Cider Vinegar Health Drink
2 teaspoons raw, unpasteurized apple cider vinegar
2 cups water
Combine and serve. Often recommended as a tonic before each meal in folk remedies to alleviate just about anything that ails you.
2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar
1 tablespoon honey
2 cups water (cold or hot)
Combine and stir until the honey dissolves. Serve it cold as a sweet-tangy summertime drink or sip it hot help soothe a scratchy throat.
Haymaker's Punch (Switchel)
I first encountered this drink in one of Laura Ingalls Wilder's "Little House" books, as "ginger water," which her mother made to send to the men in the hot fields cutting hay by hand. It tastes like still ginger beer, and the ginger helps keep it from upsetting your tummy the way drinking too much cold water at once might on a hot day.
2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar
1 tablespoon honey (or any other sweetener of your choice; stevia would be no-calorie option)
2 cups water
¼ teaspoon fresh grated gingerroot or a pinch of dry ground ginger
Combine and stir until the honey dissolves. Serve cold as a sweet-tangy summertime drink. If you make this often, you can save yourself some time by making a honey-ginger syrup to keep in the fridge and use that instead of mixing up the ingredients each time.
Switchel Fizz
Substitute unflavored seltzer for plain water in the Haymaker's Punch switchel recipe.
Fruit Juice Shrub
Shrubs, also called "drinking vinegars," are flavorful, tangy, and wonderfully refreshing, made from a fruity vinegar syrup mixed with water or seltzer. They harken back to the Colonial era when vinegar syrups were mixed with spirits to make cocktails—which you can also do (more on that below!).
Start by making your vinegar-syrup shrub concentrate:
1 cup fruit juice
½ cup honey or 1 cup organic sugar (use more or less, depending on the sweetness of the juice and your taste)
1 cup apple cider vinegar
1. Combine and store in your refrigerator in a covered jar. You can heat the fruit juice and sugar on the stove to help the sugar dissolve, but don't add the vinegar until after that's cooled or you'll kill off the happy little probiotics that make the vinegar so healthy.
2. To make your shrub, combine 1 part concentrate with 3 or 4 parts cold water or unflavored seltzer.
Fresh Fruit Shrub
Similar to making shrub concentrate with fruit juice, this slower method allows more complex flavors to develop, and you can use a wider combination of fruits and spices for truly exotic flavors. Plus, it's a great way to use the delicious whole fruits that are in season.
1 to 2 cups chopped ripe fruit (peaches, berries, even rhubarb, or a mixture)
½ cup honey or 1 cup organic sugar (use more or less, depending on the sweetness of the fruit and your taste)
1 cup apple cider vinegar
Optional: minced lemongrass, fresh mint, basil, a cinnamon stick, or whatever spice suits the fruit and your taste.
1. Combine in a large glass jar, cover loosely (don't tighten the lid), and let it sit at room temperature for two days. Then refrigerate for a couple of weeks to let the flavors leach out into the liquid.
2. Strain and store in the refrigerator in a covered jar. To make a shrub, combine one part concentrate with 3 or 4 parts cold water or unflavored seltzer.
Shrubbery Cocktails
A shrub concentrate, with its balance of acid and sweetness, can be the perfect way to add flavor to your favorite liquor without adding excess sweetness. (They may not boost your energy though!) Creative bartenders are crafting amazing shrub syrups (rosemary-pineapple, strawberry-basil, lime-chili, and watermelon-white pepper are some combinations I've seen) and combining them with rum, vodka, whisky, or even craft beers to fashion signature cocktails. If fancy drinks are your passion, making your own shrub concentrates can open up a new world of almost unlimited possibilities. Here's one basic shrub-cocktail recipe: Combine 1 part shrub concentrate with 3 to 4 parts sparkling wine (dry to sweet, depending on your taste). Garnish with a slice of fresh fruit, a curl of citrus zest, or a sprig of fresh herb to match or complement the shrub's flavor.


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I've had great results with TCA peels at 35% for my blotchy sunspots (I'm a pale redhead), but the doctor I spoke with today recommended Levulan with IPL. He says it's deeper than a TCA & will do more than a TCA peel. Is this true? At $550 per treatment, I don't want to waste my money.
IPL with Levulan Better Than TCA for Blotchy Sun Spots?
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Leonard's Questions: Kathryn Schulz
What are some of Kathryn Shulz' favorite picks? She told us after her appearance on The Leonard Lopate Show.
What have you read or seen lately (book, film, play etc . . .) that moved or surprised you?
After several years of being immersed in non-fiction, I'm rediscovering the joy of good stories well told – thank you, Michael Chabon, Michael Lewis, G.G. Marquez, Alice Munro, and many others.
What are you listening to right now?
I'm listening to the guest before me talking about false memories with Leonard Lopate. Sounds like it's wrongness day here at WNYC.
What's the last great book you read?
I'd somehow skipped him [Michael Lewis] until recently (idiotically thinking, what do I care about baseball, etc.) and now I'm on a kick. I'm blown away by how good he is. On a different note Elif Batuman's The Possessed has been making me laugh out loud.
What's one thing you're a fan of that people might not expect?
Country Music. Speaking of appreciating good storytelling, it's often narrative in a way I really enjoy.
If you only had one day left, how would you spend it in New York City?
In Bryant Park, with the library at my side, and friends all around. With ice cream too, preferably.


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The drive to Geiranger was another joy for us. The fjord between the huge great mountains is very deep and can accommodate the largest cruise ships.
We camped with a couple from Holland who are traveling around in a blue 'rusty duck' an old Citroen van. They had this tiny little car all decked out as a camper and were traveling with their Jack Russell, Spike. He had to have a passport too. In fact there was more fuss made about Spike at the border than John or Vivienne. Spike needed to be wormed before leaving home, and again upon entry into Norway, complete vet check each time, Rabies shot and a micro chip. This all had to be entered on Spike's passport. It's expensive traveling with a dog. Lynn gave him a nice new tennis ball which he proceeded to strip bare in about 30 seconds flat!
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Winston Peters has promised Waihi residents affected by underground mining compensation, should his party be successful in this year's election.
The New Zealand First leader made the promise to about 100 residents who gathered to hear him speak in Waihi today.
"We must hold them to account if we can be there, there will be compensation," Mr Peters said.
"We will compensate this. I've not ever gone back on any of my promises."
Mr Peters was warmly received by the crowd. His visit came a day after Labour's David Shearer visited the township.
Mr Peters told residents Waihi was receiving a "pittance" of the money made from the gold mined there.
In October the Environment Court ruled that Newmont Waihi Gold mining could go ahead, upsetting residents who opposed the idea citing detrimental effects on their homes and livelihoods.


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The chemistry faculty members at CSU are committed to assessment of their courses to better understand their own teaching and to promote student achievement. Previously assessment has focused on faculty members individually assessing their own courses, and we have seen marked improvements on students ACS exam scores as faculty used the results of assessment to inform their teaching in following semesters. The chemistry faculty is in the process of designing new assessments to follow student development and to engage in comprehensive programmatic evaluation.
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BeschreibungRailroads were instrumental to the growth of industry in America. Streetcar systems branched off from railroad lines, extending transportation to urban and rural areas not otherwise accessible. The expansion of the trolley system in New London County also revitalized industry in the area. By the 1860s, the number of farms in Connecticut had begun to decline, and the need for reliable, reasonable transportation to towns and cities increased. The Norwich Horse Railroad, incorporated in 1864, was followed by various other trolley companies, including the Norwich Street Railway Company, the New London Horse Railroad, the New London Street Railway, and the Montville Horse Railway. Trolley transportation was finally electrified in 1889, fueling the expansion of trolley networks in Norwich and New London. The increase in trolley service allowed the textile industry to grow by expanding access to a sufficient workforce. The system also worked in reverse, enabling city dwellers to escape to the country for outings.
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RIP Bonnie Franklin – succumbs to pancreatic cancer
Bonnie Gail Franklin passed on today at age 69 due to pancreatic cancer (ductal adenocarcinoma of the pancreas). To those of a certain age (this author included) Ms. Franklin will always be associated with Ann Romano, her role as the divorced mother of two in the sitcom "One Day at a Time" on CBS from December 1995 until 1984. This was one of Norman Lear's series that attempted to portray a more real America to TV viewers, and Bonnie Franklin admirably filled that role.
She played the Ann Romano role as complex with the uncertainties as well as compensations of a single mom raising her girls in a changing world. The daughters were played by Mackenzie Phillips (daughter of founders of the Mammas and Pappas pop singing group) and by Valerie Bertinelli (who later married rock star Eddie Van Halen – and has continued on as a star in her own right). Pat Harrington played with humor the character of the building supervisor, Dwayne Schneider.
Bonnie Franklin was a California gorl. She was born in Santa Monica and attended Beverly Hill High School. Later she went to Smith College and eventually back to UCLA. Her first role as an actor was at age nine in the Colgate Comedy Hour. . She acted in television, movies and theatre including Broadway productions. She was nominated for Emmy awards, a Tony, and for the Golden Globes.
In September of 3012 Bonnie Franklin was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. She died at her home in Los Angles earlier today.
May Bonnie Gail Franklin rest in peace. And may her friends and family accept our deepest condolences. She was a lovely and talented actress.
Dale O'Brien, MD
Capecitabine Instead of Gemcitabine in Locally Advanced Pancreatic Cancer ?
Overshadowed perhaps by the positive results of Von Hoff and colleagues' research on Abraxane plus gemcitabine for advanced pancreatic cancer (ductal adenocarcinoma of the pancreas), an interesting study on the treatment of LOCALLY ADVANCED pancreatic cancer was presented at the recent ASCO Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium in San Francisco late January.
In locally advanced cancer of the pancreas the treatment is generally chemoradiotherapy, meaning radiation therapy plus chemotherapy – the chemo often being the drug-agent gemcitabine.
Mukherjee of Oxford University and British colleagues presented a meeting abstract of the results of their work on a Phase II clinical trial that showed a modest survival advantage by using capecitabine (Xeloda) as compared to gemcitabine as the chemotherapy component of chemoradiation for locally advanced pancreatic cancer. The results were later published in the April, 2013 issue of The Lancet, Oncology journal.
Capecitabine is a pro-drug that is converted into 5-FU by the body. It has the advantage of being given orally. The study results by Mukherjee indicated that the regimen that included capecitabine offered less side-effects as compared to that of the gemcitabine regimen.
It will be interesting to see this work followed-up in other peer-reviewed medical journals – to see if the results will be replicated over time.
Dale O'Brien, MD
BRCA Gene Mutations and Risk of Pancreatic Cancer
BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes are important in the repair and upkeep of DNA. Mutations in these genes confer a strong tendency to not only more widely known breast cancer, but to other kinds of cancers as well – including contributing to some amount of pancreatic cancer (ductal adenocarcinoma of the pancreas).
Now, researchers from the Women's College Research Institute, Familial Breast Cancer Research in Toronto, Canada have published a study in the British Journal of Cancer which has attempted to quantify this increased risk in pancreatic cancer.
Huzarski and colleagues followed women with either an identified BRCA1 or a BRCA2 mutation, and reviewed pedigrees. They found that the risk of either mutation increased the risk of acquiring pancreatic cancer to about double of that of the risk of the general population.
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There is no joy at headquarters of the Republican Party as news circulates that President Barack Obama ordered the raid which led to the death of Osama bin Laden. Reports are circulating that Republican leaders are ordering the burning of any document which link the former president of the US to Osama bin Laden. The real story of Osama bin Laden has yet to be revealed, just as the real story about 9/11 remains a dark mystery. It is no wonder Republicans are destroying any evidence as to what really happened on that September day in 2001.
Reports from Islamabad raise questions as to what did the Pakistan ISI know, when did they know it, and who in the ISI protected this man we know as Osama bin Laden. How could he live in a million dollar home outside the city of Islamabad without the knowledge of Pakistan's secret agency? How many homes in the area have 18 feet high walls topped with barbed wire? How many homes in the area have armed guards wandering the grounds and ready to shoot at suspicious folk? And, how could George Bush not know about this situation?
We believe the American Republican party was an ally of Osama bin Laden and the entire 9/11 raid was simply a ruse to make George Bush popular at a time when poll ratings were going down. George Bush knew where his pal Osama was living. He knew all about the 9/11 attack. This is the story the Republican Party is hiding, and that is why they are burning papers at their headquarters.
The hope of the American people is that Donald Trump can force the truth to be revealed. Donald, make them produce the birth certificate of GEORGE BUSH! Who is he, and when was he born and where was he born!


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I could not believe my eyes when I saw this. This is a rental at the range where I work. I promise the photo is not retouched or altered. It is blurry, but that is my lack of skill.
What do you all say?
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Marilora reports from Boston's extra-crispy zone, i.e. the East Boston waterfront, where she lives:
... No wonder my rent is so reasonable. I'm really glad that the Department of Energy released this report. Do you think that they published a how to manual for the terrorists and some accompanying schematics for the attack? Geez, why don't they just provide the explosive, too.
Marilora must be one of those pluckie townies and Eastie folks the Globe wrote about today:
Grappling with the fact that an LNG explosion could incinerate them in an instant, residents of East Boston and Charlestown are battling back with characteristic grit.
Because I just can't picture JP or Rozzie residents reacting to imminent death with characteristic grit. Aplomb, maybe, or even insouciance, but grit?
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Geez, dude, you're really bringin' me down. I'm new to the neighborhood ... and now I'm about to get incinerated? This was NOT mentioned in my (very reasonable) lease.
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you know, if we think like this, it means (in the words of our illustrious leader post-9-11) that we are letting the terrorists win.
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Tag: Michael Mizrachi
Victoria para Victor
Desde UTG, Victor Ramdin abre, Michael Mizrachi hace una 3-bet y Ramdin paga. Heads-up. Sale el flop y Ramdin hace check-call una apuesta de 5.000 del primero. Sale el turn y Ramdin hace check-raise de 10.000 a 21.000.
Mizrachi se pone entre los "Big Stacks"
Al llegar a la mesa, Greg DeBora paga la apuesta de 6.000 de Michael Mizrachi sobre el river . Mizrachi muestra con proyecto de color y su rival muckea.
Saltan chispas entre los grandes
Michael Mirachi abre a 1.375 situado en hijack y Jonh Racener decide pagar en botón. El flop llega bastante potente en forma de y los dos jugadores se chequean para ver como aterriza el turn vestido de . Mizrachi apuesta 2.
Grinder Busto
It was a short day for Michael Mizrachi, who apparently used up all his run-good yesterday. You know, while he was busy winning another bracelet? In his final hand, Mizrachi got his full stack in with pocket aces on a flop.
Michael Mizrachi Wins Event #5 €10,400 No-Limit Hold'em (Split Format)
Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi has just climbed to the top of this WSOPE heap, winning his second gold bracelet in two years and adding another €336,008 to his wallet. That moves him into sixth place on the all-time money list.
Shawn Buchanan Eliminated in 2nd Place (€207,624)
We were fast approaching the end of Level 21 when Shawn Buchanan raised to 25,000 on the button and Michael Mizrachi mouthed those famous words, "I am all-in." "I don't want to get to the break," said Mizrachi.
Mizrachi All Over Buchanan
Michael Mizrachi opened to 26,000, and Shawn Buchanan flatted to see a flop. It came , and the two men checked through to the turn. Buchanan led out for 28,000, and Mizrachi called.
A Much Needed Boost For Buchanan
It must be tough to be man-handled in this way but Shawn Buchanan is made of strong stuff. He has just managed to get himself three streets of much needed value. Buchanan bet 25,000 and Michael Mizrachi made the call.
Call Him Or Don't; Either Way, He Wins
Two hands ago, Shawn Buchanan raised to 25,000, and Michael Mizrachi called to see a flop. It came , and Mizrachi check-called a bet of 26,000. They checked through the turn, and Mizrachi led out with 30,000 after the river.
He Even Wins With Ten High
Michael Mizrachi is taking a hold of this thing. He has just won a lot of consecutive pots accumulating with this hand. Shawn Buchanan bet 25,000 and Michael Mizrachi made the call.
Hi, Grinder!
If you're been paying attention to poker for any length of time, Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi needs no introduction.
The Biggest Pot Of The HU Final
Michael Mizrachi raised to 26,000 and Shawn Buchanan once agin three-bet to 60,000 and once again Mizrachi called. The dealer gave us the flop from straight from hell and Buchanan bet 45,000.
Another Grinder Pot
Michael Mizrachi raised to 26,000 and Shawn Buchanan three-bet to 52,000 and Mizrachi called. The flop was and both players checked. The turn was the Mizrachi had a quick peek of his cards while Buchanan was betting 42,000.
An Odd Line Works for Grinder
Shawn Buchanan raised to 20,000 from the button, and Michael Mizrachi defended to see the flop. It came out , and Mizrachi led out into the pot with a small bet of 10,000. Buchanan raised to 31,000, and Mizrachi called.
Some More Final Action
Hand 1 In a limped pot and on a flop of Michael Mizarachi check-called a 11,000 Shawn Buchanan bet. The turn was the and as is so often the case both players checked.
The Last Four Hands
Michael Mizrachi gave Shawn Buchanan a walk, and "Bucky" returned the favor on the very next hand. On the third hand in this sequence, Mizrachi's raise to 25,000 got through preflop.
A Bit Of This And a Bit Of That
It was a limped pot and a flop of and Shawn Buchanan checked to Michael Mizrachi who bet 10,000. Action back to Buchanan and he made a small check-raise to 25,000 and Mizrachi called.
First Two to Mizrachi
On the first hand of their duel, Michael Mizrachi raised to 25,000 from the button, and Shawn Buchanan folded. The next hand, Buchanan opened to 20,000 from his button, and Mizrachi three-bet to 50,000.
Mizrachi vs. Buchanan For the Bracelet
After three days of play, our starting field of 125 has been reduced to the requisite two for the final showdown.
Roger Hairabedian Eliminated in the Semifinals (€112,092)
Michael Mizrachi raised to 26,000 from the button, and Roger Hairabedian came along to the flop. It would end up being the last flop they'd see.


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