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The Arizona Fall League's preliminary rosters are out. These rosters are subject to change both up until the start of the prestigious prospect league and during league play. However, for now, outfielders Grant Green and Michael Choice, shortstop Dusty Coleman, catcher Ryan Ortiz and pitchers Tyson Ross and Ethan Hollingsworth will be representing the green and gold on the Phoenix Desert Dogs' squad this fall. They will be managed by Sacramento River Cats' hitting coach Todd Steverson.
Green will be making a repeat trip to the Fall League. He was recently named to the Texas League's post-season All-Star team and is currently batting .293 with a 757 OPS for the Double-A Midland Rockhounds. He is batting .347 in August.
The A's 2009 first-round selection missed much of last year's league action with a strained calf. Last year, Green was at the AFL as a shortstop, but this season he will be in the outfield. Green made the switch to centerfield mid-season, so playing in the Arizona Fall League will give him more time to work on his new defensive position.
Joining him in the Phoenix outfield will be A's 2010 first-round pick Michael Choice. Choice currently leads the California League with 29 homeruns in 112 games. He had a league-best 47 game on-base streak earlier this season and has a 927 OPS for the Stockton Ports this season. Choice has been slowed this month by a quad strain, but he has been looking healthier lately and has hit safely in his last seven games.
Choice's Stockton teammate Dusty Coleman will also be heading to the desert. Coleman has been a comeback kid this season after missing all of last year with a broken wrist. The 2008 28th-round pick has 14 homers in 123 games this season, but has struggled to keep his strike-out total down, whiffing 176 times. He has played excellent defense at shortstop, however, and has 21 stolen bases in 25 games.
Ryan Ortiz began the season back in Phoenix at extended spring training as he recovered from right shoulder surgery. The catcher joined the Stockton Ports in May and he was red-hot at the plate from the outset for Stockton. In 28 games, he hit .340 with a 970 OPS. Ortiz hit .317 in July with the Midland Rockhounds, but he has been stuck in a bad slump in August, batting only .174. Despite the poor August, Ortiz still has a .361 OBP for Midland and a .401 OBP overall. He has never posted an OBP lower than .388 in any of his two-plus professional seasons. He was selected by the A's in the sixth round of the 2008 draft out of Oregon State.
Ethan Hollingsworth and Tyson Ross will be looking to make up for time lost due to injury this season. Hollingsworth spent most of the season with Double-A Midland, where he posted a 3.61 ERA in 94.2 innings. The right-hander was recently promoted to Triple-A Sacramento and he should remain in the River Cats' rotation through the playoffs. He missed nearly two months of the season with a hip injury. Hollingsworth was acquired by the A's before the season from Colorado in a swap for pitcher Clayton Mortensen.
Ross spent the first half of the season on the Oakland A's roster, mostly as a starting pitcher. The A's 2008 second-round pick had a 2.75 ERA in 36 innings for the A's before he landed on the DL with an oblique strain. Since that time, Ross has struggled to get back on-track. He was hit hard during his rehab assignments with Stockton and Sacramento and was optioned back to Triple-A when he was ready to come off of the big league disabled list. In nine minor league starts, Ross has an 8.81 ERA in 31.2 innings.
The A's would like to have Ross as an option for their rotation next season, so having him add some innings during the Arizona Fall League could make him a stronger candidate for a rotation spot next year. He threw 136.1 innings in 2009, but was limited to 64.2 innings last season and 67.2 innings thus far this year.

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Precious and petite Izzy is between one and three years old. This young cat came to the League with her belly full of little ones - and on February 16, 2008, Izzy started pacing, nesting and showing every sign that she was ready to give birth.
By 9:15 am, sweet little Izzy, who looks like a baby, herself, bore a litter of four beautiful and healthy kittens - all ranging in color from white to black - just like momma.
The little kittens mewed, meowed and chirped like a nest of hungry newborn birds. Unable to hear or see, the little ones were so delicate, so helpless and looked so cute and fuzzy. Bluebird, Hummingbird, Starling and Quail are all very healthy and doing well under Izzy's watchful eye and protective paws. Originally only 4 ½ oz. each, they have now doubled in weight and are still singing the days away.
With spring approaching, the League will be seeing more and more homeless and pregnant animals and countless orphaned babies. Many of these animals will not make it without medical care or proper lodging. Many will die of starvation or from the elements and even more will die from traffic, illness or predators.
North Shore Animal League urges you to remember the importance of spay/neuter and how it saves lives. When you look into Izzy's gorgeous green eyes and as you marvel at her precious kittens, it's important to remember how many mothers and litters are suffering and dying at the very same moment.
When Izzy and her babies are ready, they will all be spayed and neutered and placed in loving homes. Neither Izzy nor her young will further contribute to pet overpopulation - and none of them will ever need to worry again.
Please help North Shore Animal League America continue to care for and nurture these innocent animals. By giving them a safe place to live and bear their young, the medical care they need, an eventual loving home and life-saving spay/neuter, we are saving them and their future litters from what may possibly be sad and tragic fates.
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Trip Tips: Controversy is par for the course at Trump's Scots resort
By Spencer Anderson
BALMEDIE Scotland (Reuters) - Just about everyone, including people who don't care about golf, knows that American mogul Donald Trump, sometimes known as "The Donald" as if there were no other, owns a course in Scotland.
But how many people know what it is like to play it?
Before visiting with a golfing buddy, I knew of the controversies - environmentalists had opposed it when Trump bought the land in 2006, some landowners refused to sell. More recently, Trump scrapped plans to invest more at his site near Aberdeen, because he opposed plans for a wind farm nearby.
But I was curious to see for myself, and anything that has caused such a ruckus in one of the world's quiet corners is probably worth seeing. I wasn't sure what to expect. Would it be opulent, tacky and over the top with delusions of grandeur? Or was it well run and enjoyable? The answer was all of the above.
Let's start with the entrance.
The gateway is a little sign along the A90. The driveway feels like an entrance to an American golf resort - long, single lane, empty fields, quiet, clear that you are headed somewhere secluded and nice. The first thing you see is MacLeod House, a "historic" mansion dating back to the last decade, where higher rollers than myself can stay. I'm sure it's nice, but at more than 300 pounds ($510) per night, I passed.
The drive continues down a steep hill where the clubhouse, practice area, course and sea all come into view. Impressive, but unlike the opulent hotel, the clubhouse is small, wooden and simple. A young porter collected our golf bags. Did he expect a tip? Were we suddenly in American territory? I played it safe and tipped him. He looked at me knowingly - another American.
The clubhouse's interior is tasteful, but there is more Trump merchandise on sale than can be believed. Trump hats, Trump shirts, Trump T-shirts, Trump ball markers, Trump, Trump, Trump. My favorite was the bottle of Trump whisky that had somehow been aged for 26 years - for a course a few years old. Continued...


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February 22, 2013
Inevitably, there are some days when being a supporter of a team hurts. We Arsenal fans experienced that this week. In fact, we experience that for pretty much the entire week.
Let's be blunt. Arsenal crashed out of the FA Cup against inferior competition. Despite a mediocre first half, we dominated the game against Blackburn. To get a sense of how much we were pressing them: 16 corners to two. Twenty-six shots to six.
But as we know all too well, the only statistic that really matters is goals scored. And that's where we came out on bottom. In the 72nd minute, former Arsenal youth player Colin Kazim-Richards scored a goal that can only be described as incredibly lucky: his shot bounced off the ground in front of him, floated up and over Wojciech Szczesny, and agonizingly slowly ricocheted off the post and in for the game's only goal.
Arsenal continued to threaten, continued to dominate, and continued to create scoring chances, but could not grab the equalizer.
Since Arsène Wenger made seven changes to the team, the first question from the press after the game was whether he regretted the team selection. But as he rightly pointed out, there were 11 internationals on the pitch for Arsenal, so it was hardly a teamsheet that suggested he was taking anything for granted. And with a triple substitution right before the goal, it was clear he was going for the win.
The manager made his feelings quite clear. "We were not good enough to win the game, it is as simple as that." He later added, "The top level is about consistency in every single game and that's what we could not show."
So what happened? Captain Thomas Vermaelen was surprised at the loss. He gave Blackburn credit for defending well, but admitted that his team certainly was not blameless. "If we look at ourselves, the tempo could have been higher at times," he said. "We had too many touches on the ball and it was difficult to get through."
For better or for worse, there was very little time to dwell on the loss, and was hoping for a quick response in mid-week. And this game would require a big response. On Tuesday, Bayern Munich came to London for the first leg of a Champions League last-16 match-up.
Arsenal were clearly underdogs going into the game. To Wenger, who the opposition was, was somewhat irrelevant. "I believe that whether you are favourites or underdogs, what counts is to play well, make a good pass when you have the ball and defend well when you don't have the ball."
And one of the teams on the pitch really demonstrated those qualities well. Unfortunately, that team was Bayern. Truthfully, it's not that Arsenal played badly, they really didn't. It's just that Bayern played so, so well. The team that has been tearing up the Bundesliga all season put on a clinic and really look like one of the top – if not the top – team in Europe at the moment.
So the 1-3 final score means we have an incredibly tough task ahead of us. Wenger put it this way, "Let's not hide the truth: it will be extremely difficult against a team of that quality… We have to give our best there and hope that everything will go for us and hope that by the second leg we have built our confidence up a bit more to go into the game with the belief that will be needed."
And Jack Wilshere spelled out what Arsenal have to do. "If we score an early goal and get another one, they're up against it," he said. "We're not 100 per cent out of it. It's going to be difficult but we're not out of it yet."
Of course, with the away goal rule two won't be enough. And three is quite a big prospect. But then again, look what happened in Milan one year ago. As Szczesny noted, "You never know in the Champions League."
This brings us to the upcoming weekend and the visit of Aston Villa on Saturday. Arsenal will be looking to erase the Blackburn and Bayern defeats and focus on the Premier League where they are still in the midst of a four-game unbeaten run. Theo Walcott made clear what the target is from here on out. "[We have to] get back to where we should be and start by beating Villa. We need to be a bit more dominant when teams come to the Emirates."
Wenger added that dropping points against Villa is not an option. He also stressed that his side know what lies ahead. "With the battle we have in front of us, it's important to recover quickly and we are conscious of that."
Villa currently a team struggling against relegation, but they held Arsenal to a 0-0 draw back in November. If their defense can hold firm against Arsenal's attack, their striker Christian Benteke could be the cause of a very frustrating day. Of course, the medicine for that is for Arsenal to play a direct, attacking game and get on the scoresheet early – and hopefully often.
Is this when Arsenal will respond to the late season pressure? This is exactly the kind of game that a team can really show what it has has inside of them. It could just come down to which team has more fight in them, and which team can prove they have more to play for. Hopefully Arsenal will be that team. A win won't push us into fourth place, but it certainly would be step in the right direction.
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Joe Flacco almost got benched.
It was 2006. Flacco was in his 1st season as the starting quarterback for the University of Delaware. He had spent 2 seasons as a backup at Pittsburgh, but in 2005, he transferred to Delaware, which had recruited him out of high school. Flacco had to sit out a year, although he was dropping from a Division I-A to I-AA college, because Pitt's coach at the time, Dave Wannstedt, wouldn't release Flacco from his commitment.
So Flacco had to pay his own way to Delaware — in the neighborhood of $30,000 — and run the scout team for a year.
In his 2nd career start, against Albany, Flacco had a terrible 1st half. The Blue Hens' drive chart looked like this: punt, punt, punt, field goal, punt, interception, punt, and the drive that climaxed in the field goal started at Albany's 8-yard line. Delaware trailed 17-3 at halftime after gaining only 127 yards. Flacco completed 5 passes, threw one interception and was sacked twice, and the home crowd booed the team off the field as the players went into the locker room.
After addressing the team, then-head coach K.C. Keeler pulled aside his offensive coordinator, Kirk Ciarrocca.
If they'd pulled him, perhaps Flacco would have left Delaware. Maybe he would have played baseball, his other sporting love, as an alternative. It's possible he never would have become the 18th overall pick in the NFL draft or the winningest quarterback in his first 5 seasons in league history. If Flacco had not been so mentally tough, so incredibly confident, so unafraid to fail, we might not be talking about 62 regular-season wins, 5 straight seasons with at least one postseason victory, 8 playoff wins total, 2 AFC title games and a Super Bowl appearance for the Ravens since 2008. NFL betting lines
Keeler loved Flacco. He was 6-foot-6, ran a 4.7-second 40-yard dash and had a cannon for an arm. Keeler and Ciarrocca knew Flacco was smart. He was a sponge. He was a hard worker. He watched film. He learned from his mistakes. He was, as Keeler and Ciarrocca both said this week, special.
So Keeler trusted his assistant and stuck with Flacco. He let Flacco play thru the tussles. He let Flacco find his way. Flacco lost that game and 5 others that season, but the following season, he led the Blue Hens to the NCAA's FCS championship game against Appalachian State.
A couple months later, the Baltimore Ravens sent a delegation to Delaware — including 7 or 8 coaches and 2 of receivers — to work out Flacco. It lasted 2 1/2 hours, and half way thru, one assistant said to Keeler, "Coach, they're all buzzing." The workout finished with Flacco throwing a ball 80 yards in the air.
Here we sit, nearly fi5ve years on, and Flacco has become everything Keeler and Ciarrocca imagined. He is on the precipice of joining the elite fraternity of quarterbacks with a Super Bowl ring.
To hear Keeler and Ciarrocca tell it, Flacco always has possessed elite abilities.


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Walker was named to the 2010 Topps Rookie Team.
Pittsburgh Pirates second baseman Neil Walker was named to the 2010 Topps Rookie team today. Walker becomes the second Pirates' rookie to receive the honor in two years, after Andrew McCutchen was named to the 2009 Topps Rookie team. Prior to that, the last Pirates' rookies to be selected came in 2004 with Jason Bay and Mike Gonzalez.
Walker hit for a .296/.349/.462 line in 426 at-bats during his rookie season, with 12 homers. He was not only one of the top rookies in the majors this year, but also one of the top second basemen. Of the 27 second basemen in the league with 400+ plate appearances, Walker finished 5th in average, 12th in on-base percentage, and 5th in slugging percentage. His fielding was an issue, although he made th...
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Adult Swim Announces Annual SDCC 2013 Invasion
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This year at San Diego Comic-Con, Adult Swim will be bringing even more entertainment, celebrities and one-of-a-kind fan experiences to their adoring fans. Adult Swim programming panels run from Thursday to Saturday, featuring creators, producers and actors from fan favorites The Venture Bros., Childrens Hospital, NTSF:SD:SUV::, Robot Chicken, Aqua TV Show Show, Squidbillies, The Eric Andre Show, The Heart, She Holler, China, IL, and sneak peeks of several new and upcoming series such as Rick and Morty, Hot Package, King Star King, and Mr. Pickles. Adult Swim stars on hand will include Rob Corddry, Paul Scheer, Jackson Publick, Doc Hammer, Seth Green, Patton Oswalt, Amy Sedaris, Eric Andre, Hannibal Buress, and many more. Fans can also stop by the Adult Swim booth #3721 to enjoy free mini massages and a place to escape from the hectic pace of the convention floor.
Also not to be missed, the Adult Swim Funhouse will be making its official grand opening at San Diego Comic-Con, to the delight and confusion of attendees. The magic castle will be erected across from the convention center, in the Petco Park parking lot just over the footbridge. Fans will have a chance to enter the world of Adult Swim and get lost within the 10+ rooms. The multiple paths and room challenges will force guests to crawl, dance, and sing their way to get to the end. Those fans who survive and emerge from the Adult Swim Funhouse will receive free custom live screen printed t-shirts. Free for fans, tickets will be distributed at the Funhouse each day starting at 4:00 p.m. and will be open Thursday, July 18 - Saturday, July 20 from 5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. each night.
Below is a schedule of series panels 2013 Comic-Con International in San Diego, Calif., Thursday, July 18 - Saturday, July 20, 2013. Panel times and room locations will be announced in the coming weeks.
Thursday, July 18
The Heart, She Holler
The creators and stars of Adult Swim's epic TV event, The Heart, She Holler, will explain it all at this panel. Executive producers John Lee (Xavier: Renegade Angel, Wonder Showzen), and Alyson Levy (Xavier: Renegade Angel, Wonder Showzen) will be joined by cast members Patton Oswalt (United States of Tara, Ratatouille), Amy Sedaris (Strangers with Candy) and Heather Lawless (The Campaign). The panel will be moderated by Kristen Schaal (Bob's Burgers, 30 Rock).
Friday, July 19
The Venture Bros.
Show creators Jackson Publick and Doc Hammer will discuss the original series, now in its fifth season, and answer fan questions. They will be joined by the voice of Brock Samson, Patrick Warburton (Seinfeld, The Tick).
Childrens Hospital
Come watch a sneak peek of Childrens Hospital season 5 and hear from the show's creative team, led by creator and star Rob Corddry (Hot Tub Time Machine, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart), executive producer Jonathan Stern (Burning Love, Newsreaders) and executive producer David Wain (The State, Wanderlust). They will be joined by members of the show's ensemble cast of comedic heavyweights, including Lake Bell (How to Make It in America), Erinn Hayes (Parenthood), Ken Marino (Party Down, The State) and Rob Huebel (Human Giant, The Descendants).
NTSF:SD:SUV:: (National Terrorist Strike Force: San Diego: Sport Utility Vehicle::)
Come watch a sneak peek of NTSF:SD:SUV:: season 3 and hear from the show's creative team led by creator and star Paul Scheer (The League), executive producer Jonathan Stern (Childrens Hospital, Newsreaders) and consulting producer Curtis Gwinn (Fat Guy Stuck in Internet). They will be joined by members of their ensemble cast including Karen Gillan (Dr. Who), Brandon Johnson (Funny or Die), June Diane Raphael (Burning Love, Ass Backwards) and Martin Starr (Party Down, Freaks and Geeks).
The Eric Andre Show and Hot Package
Adult Swim's late night hosts will share the stage for a season preview and fan questions. Eric Andre (Don't Trust the B- in Apartment 23), host of the returning late night talk show The Eric Andre Show, and his sidekick Hannibal Buress (30 Rock, SNL) will be joined by Derrick Beckles (TV Carnage), host of the new live-action fictional Canadian entertainment news program Hot Package.
Robot Chicken
Co-creators/executive producers Seth Green and Matthew Senreich are joined by head writers/co-executive producers Douglas Goldstein and Tom Root, actor/writer Breckin Meyer, writer/director Zeb Wells, and DC Entertainment Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns, to discuss the Emmy-winning series. Come watch a sneak peek and get your questions answered about the upcoming new season and the next Robot Chicken DC Comics Special. Keith Crofford, vice president of production for Adult Swim, will moderate the panel.
China, IL
Creator and executive producer Brad Neely and executive producer Daniel Weidenfeld discuss the second season of the animated series China, IL, which will air this fall. They will be joined by cast member Hannibal Buress (30 Rock, SNL). The panel will be moderated by Jonah Ray (The Meltdown, The Nerdist).
Saturday, July 20
Rick and Morty
Premiering this winter, Rick and Morty is a show about a sociopathic scientist who drags his unintelligent grandson on insanely dangerous adventures across the universe. Executive producers Dan Harmon (Community, Channel 101) and Justin Roiland (Channel 101) will preview the new animated series, and will be joined by writer Ryan Ridley and cast members Spencer Grammer (Greek) and voice actress Kari Wahlgren. The panel will be moderated by Rob Schrab (The Mindy Project, SCUD).
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Dave Willis (Squidbillies, Aqua TV Show Show) and Ned Hastings (Squidbillies, Aqua TV Show Show) will discuss the return of long-running animated series Aqua TV Show Show and Squidbillies. Christy Karacas (Robotomy) will preview season 4 of Superjail! and JJ Villard (Monsters Vs. Aliens) and Tommy Blacha (Metalocalypse) will discuss the upcoming new series King Star King. Also fans will get an exclusive look at new Adult Swim series Mr. Pickles from creators Will Carsola and Dave Stewart (Funny Or Die Presents Nick Swardson's Pretend Time).
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I like reading all the posts about the X series rifle from Marlin, all I need now is to see pics! I started this so everyone can post pictures of their X series rifles!
Part of me thinks this could be a pretty boring thread...they all look the same. But then it would also be like a whole thread full of pics of Tiffany Lakosky...i could spend all day here LOL
My XS-7 is different. I chopped it's barrel and made a carbine out of the 308.
I don't drink or smoke, I spend my money on gunpowder and gasoline.
I forgot all about the shorter version...
hmmm...wonder if anyone would complain if Tiffany was a couple inches shorter? Doubt it...LOL
I like Nichol from "Driven" better. Better body and not afraid to show it.Originally Posted by jayd4wg
I don't drink or smoke, I spend my money on gunpowder and gasoline.
keep those pics coming-LOVE IT!-whsk
I like to see how people configure their rifles. Scope used, ring and base preference, and stocks. The carbine, looks very practical for deer hunting. How is the noise and concussion compared to the way it was stock?
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Albert H. Colf, age 94, died Thursday March 14, 2013.Friends may call Tuesday March 19 from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Kenneth J. Perkins Funeral Home in Gorham. A funeral service will follow at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Shuman Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association , 1650 Elmwood Ave., Rochester, NY 14620.
Albert was a member of the Carpenters Union #85 in Rochester for 30 years. He and his wife, Cassie, loved to travel. Albert was an avid bowler.
Albert is survived by his wife of 65 years, Cassie; one son, William (Fran) Colf; one daughter, Judy (Carlos) Chang; foster-son, Bob Bishop; two daughters-in-law, Joan and Barb Colf; three brothers, James, Kenneth (Mary) and Harold (Barbara) Colf; one sister, Mary (Gil) Floyd; two sisters-in-law, Marilyn and June Colf; and several grand, great and great-great-grandchildren, and nieces and nephews.He was predeceased by three sons, Albert Jr., Larry and Dennis "Skip" Colf; four brothers, Fred, Donald, William and Alton; and one sister, Sarah Johns.


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Site: Austin, Texas (Penick-Allison Tennis Center)
Score: #9 Texas 4, #16 Michigan 2
Records: U-M (7-4), Texas (8-2)
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AUSTIN, Texas -- The No. 16-ranked University of Michigan women's tennis team won four first sets in the singles competition but could not hold on to its early lead against No. 9 Texas, falling 4-2 Sunday afternoon (March 11) at the Longhorns' Penick-Allison Tennis Center. The match was delayed nearly two hours due to rain and wet conditions; no doubles matches were contested.
The Wolverines earned singles wins from freshman Sarah Lee (Los Angeles, Calif./Campbell Hall HS) and junior Mimi Nguyen (Long Beach, Calif./Millikan HS) at the No. 3 and No. 4 singles positions, respectively, to even the dual score at 2-2, but Texas rallied with three-set decisions in the final two matches.
Lee extended her win streak to 10 straight matches, improving to 10-0 in dual action with a 6-4, 2-6, 6-1 victory over No. 87-ranked Noel Scott. Lee earned a late break to claim the first set, and after falling behind early to drop the second, she was dominant in the third. The win marked her fourth over a ranked opponent this season.
Nguyen preceded Lee in victory, defeating Lina Padegimaite, 6-4, 6-4, to put U-M on the board as the third match off court. The Wolverine junior jumped out to early advantages in both sets. She led throughout the first, and after getting broken back in the second, she broke again late to take the match. Nguyen improved to 7-3 in dual competition.
Michigan also won handily in the first set on the No. 1 and No. 6 courts before the Longhorns stormed back to take both matches. Freshman Emina Bektas (Indianapolis, Ind./New Braunfels HS), ranked 10th nationally, suffered her first dual defeat of the season and saw her 11-match win streak snapped with a 3-6, 7-5, 6-3 loss to No. 30 Aeriel Ellis at the former position. Ellis won a tight second set and earned a pair of early breaks to take control in the third. The Wolverine rookie won three consecutive games to narrow the gap, but Ellis claimed the final two games to put the match away.
The Longhorns' Elizabeth Begley clinched the dual with a 1-6, 6-4, 6-4 victory over senior Michelle Sulahian (Valley Glen, Calif./Campbell Hall HS) at the No. 6 position. The Wolverine senior battled back from early breaks in both the second and third sets, winning back-to-back games to fight to 4-5 in the latter, but could not overcome the deficit.
The Wolverines (7-4) will kick off a four-match homestand next Sunday (March 18), hosting North Carolina at noon at the Varsity Tennis Center.
Following are match-by-match results:
No. 1 -- No. 30 Aeriel Ellis (Texas) d. No. 10 Emina Bektas (U-M), 3-6, 7-5, 6-3
No. 2 -- Krista Damico (Texas) d. No. 57 Brooke Bolender (U-M), 7-5, 6-3
No. 3 -- Sarah Lee (U-M) d. No. 87 Noel Scott (Texas), 6-4, 2-6, 6-1
No. 4 -- Mimi Nguyen (U-M) d. Lina Padegimaite (Texas), 6-4, 6-4
No. 5 -- Cierra Gaytan-Leach (Texas) d. No. 75 Sam Critser (U-M), 6-3, 6-1
No. 6 -- Elizabeth Begley (Texas) d. Michelle Sulahian (U-M), 1-6, 6-4, 6-4
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I've got a Kel Tec P3AT as a pocket gun. It my American Express card; green and I never leave home without it.
Disclaimer: I am not in any way endorsing illegal concealed carry.
Hi all, I am looking for a small gun that I can carry without it being in the way or being noticable. I have been away from guns for quite some time- the last gun I bought was a Ruger P85 when they first came out. In the Past I had a Raven 25auto, Bulldog 44 Special, Taurus 357, Tarus 38, S&W .22, and the P85. The Bulldog was my favorite but it was just too bulky to carry.
I live in a state with no concealed carry but I am starting to think it's better to be arrested for having it than to be mugged. Twice in the past week I have had run ins with crack addicts.....
Just from looking at a few gun magazines I have picked out the lightweight Kel-Tec 32ACP or 380auto. Also I see North American arms offers a cool looking small revolver chambered in the .17 rimfire cartridge. Is the .17 any good? I kind of like the idea of a revolver over an auto for the durability. Lets here some of your thoughts. thanks
I've got a Kel Tec P3AT as a pocket gun. It my American Express card; green and I never leave home without it.
Disclaimer: I am not in any way endorsing illegal concealed carry.
I really don't want to carry illegal but Wisconsin does not give permits. I would hate to get caught with it by the police but I would hate to get caught without one by the crackheads. What have you heard about the .17 rimfire cartridge?
Well, I know nothing of the rimfire, but just to interject with:
Perhaps you should look at the penalty for being caught and some of the cases that went to court... just so you'll know what will happen.
Also not endorsing illegal carry.
Just throwing it out there man. I'm not in your situation. Just saying you might want to see what you're up against... even if you do it anyway, it's just nice to know how screwed you are if you get caught.
Like I said, not in your situation, just throwing it out there.
class A misdomeaner- up to a $10,000 fine and up to nine months jail. My lawyer says with no priors I would see a small fine.
Good deal.
(not endorsing haha)
What happens if you are carrying and fire in blatent self defense? Does the fact that you were carrying affect your self defense actions?
the only way I would fire is if it was a life or death situation and in that respect I would say I would rather be alive sitting in jail than dead. There was actually a case in Milwaukee a while back where a pizza delivery guy shot two muggers who tried to rob. They admitted they tried to rob him and the driver was charged six moths later and was out on a $1,500 bond. Not sure of the final outcome though.
Welcome Darkside. I am one of the outlaws who is now able to carry within the law. Why did I carry all those years? Because I will defend my family at all cost no matter what. I will not let a peice of paper or plastic or some pencil neck politician keep me from protecting them. If I go to jail oh well that's better than a dirt overcoat.
Now I carry a Kel-Tec .3AT all the time in my right front pocket. They are a snappy little thing that takes a little getting use to but they are worth it in my book. Good luck on your choice.
Welcome to the forum, glad you're here! New guy buys cigars.
Welcome to the forum. The Kel-Tec P3AT is a decent choice. I carried one for approx 2 years. Some advice, (1) Gun laws are always changing, & (2) NEVER trust a lawyer.
Well since my first post I had another confrontation with two undesirables while I was picking up a customers car they started yelling obscenities at us and started coming towards us. We went back in the building until they left. They were rough looking like they had been sleeping outside
Another guy that works at a place I do business with had two undesirables rear end him in a beater during his lunch hour and drove off.
A shooting a few blocks from work leaves one in critical condition.
I found out why our crime has gone from the typical small mid-western city crime to big city crime in a few years- a retirement community just outside city limits has been converted into a half way house for sex criminals and they come into town unsupervised during the day and when they are done with the halfway house some just stay here in our city and live off the system. Also the city manager has been doing some type of charter program to raise cash for his projects. What the charter program does is relocate people from the Chicago/Rockford area to our town. But the people they relocate here are criminals just out of prison........................
Glad you are here. Check out this thread P9 compared to PM9
I have one of these and it is a good gun that is very concealable.
That Kahr looks like a nice gun. I have to go shopping this weekend and handle a few of these guns I have been looking at on the web.
Evidently this city manager has done the same thing in the last two cities he was manager in- last week the city had to settle a lawsuit because he fired a sick employee just so they could cut costs. A lot of money this saved them.
One of my favorites is a Ruger SP101 in .357.
One of my favorites is Ruger SP 101 in .357.


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I agree that Obama has been fairly ineffective, but if you are being honest with yourself, the Republicans (in Congress and the House, not necessarily the folks on the street) have been the PARTY OF NO. Even when Obama has given them exactly what they've asked for, they suddenly jump ship and say HE's being unreasonable and they don't want what they asked for anymore. They did that time and again during the health care debate.As for the New York mosque issue. Ask yourself, would we even be having this debate if (granted it's a BIG if) 911 had never happened. Of course we wouldn't. Freedom of religion would win out. So, any objections to it are emotional pure and simple, and have NO basis in law or the U.S. Constitution. It really is that simple.And let's get this straight once and for all. The building is NOT on the site of Ground Zero, it's blocks way. If three blocks is too close today, then who is to say a few years from now 10 blocks is too close. Thenhen Queens is too close. Next it'll be Nebraska is too close. And finally we just can't stand having them in the U.S., period. And presto change-o, we are not the country we once were.
Obama has been clutching at straws, but what else could he do. He's treading in totally uncharted territory. He had conditions bordering on another Depression, without the calamity of Depression to be able to really take control of banks and things and demand reform the financial sector using emergency powers.
The prosperity and endless growth expectations of 1990-2008 was unrealistic and unsustainable. I think the markets are naturally deflating and resetting themselves. We won't, and probably shouldn't go back to those levels of growth.
Can you site specific examples of democrats doing the same thing during previous administrations?


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The extremely compact SMC11 microstep controller is a very simple and economical solution for controlling stepper motors to a phase current of 1.4A. With two corresponding boreholes, the printed circuit board with dimensions of only 36 x 36mm is prepared to be directly mounted on the rear side of a motor of the ST4118 or ST4209 series. The B-version with 2 shaft ends is required for this as the boreholes only exist in this version. The B shaft must then be cut to length. If you have any questions, please contact our Technical Hotline.
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LisaDiane, I would love to learn your method and use this when working with my clients, I do intuitive readings and energetic headings, I'd love to offer ka for health and natural healing.. How did you learn this particular nethod? Is it a method you created or were you taught? I use ka for myself almost daily but not yet for my clients
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I learned it from various places and practioners, plus through my own trial and error.
I have had my own personal health issues that stumped traditional doctors. I will research my own symptoms and come up with a common list of causes, then muscle test each one for a "yes" or "no" response. Often the list can encompass hundreds of causes and takes a long time to go through each one. It is like finding a "needle On a haystack", but it does work.
I have identified very unique causes that have been later confirmed though traditional medical testing.
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OpheliaAgatha, Your organs of Heart, lung, brain, pancreas, and thyroid are working very well. Here is where you need support: Kidney, liver, G/I and bladder. These may be affected by the fact that you currently have a bacterial and viral infection. (But you have no parasites or fungal infection.) Your immune system is a little sluggish at the moment.
Each morning, perform the "thymus thump" on your upper chest, and this will stimulate your immune system.
Here is your nutritional deficiencies: Vit C and B complex. Calcium, Magnesium, Selenium and iodine.
Let me know if any of this resonates with you, please.
You stated that you do intuitive readings and energetic healings. Can you do these remotely? If so, please read me.
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thanks SO much! yes your findings definitely resonated with me. after i read your other posts, i tested myself with the basic vitamins and my organs, i also got a hit on vit c, cal/mag, iodine, and liver.
im placing my order on iherb.com today for the supplements you suggested! thanks!
I would love to do a reading for you, most of my readings are for trade so i will gladly read for you. I read the Akashic records and in order to get into your energetic records i need your full name. so this is something we should do in private, once i am in your records i am able to see stuck energy that is causing issues with anything from health to finances and relationships and with the help of your guides am able to remove the blocks and provide healing, i can also access those who have crossed over. my success rate is vey good :) and it makes me happy to no end to help people
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Any and all thoughts appreciated.
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While I am not a fan of Island Packets, I am focusing on the crux of your question about putting boats into charter. I have been involved in helping owners fix up boats ofter they have come out of the Charter Trade. putting a boat into charter, especially in the Carribean where they are sailing in consistently higher winds really takes a toll on a boat. The boats are in use day in and day out in a very long season. They have a lot of sun exposure which takes a toll on sails, hardware and finishes. They are bounced around and treated as "not my boat".
After 5 to 7 years in the Charter Trade, the boats that I have been involved with have needed some combination of: new sails, instruments and upholstery, and engine rebuild or replacement, replacement or rebuilding deck and galley hardware, bebuilt or replaced refrigeration gear. Often ground tackle, rodes and groundtackle handling gear is in need of attention. Then there is the aesthetic issues. These boats all had a fairly large number of major dings and dents. Wood work was in really poor shape both on deck and below. Deck leaks had been left untended or crudely patched resulting in stains on deck and below.
The point here being that most boats that come out of charter, at least those that I have seen, have needed major refits and restoration.
Beyond that, boats that have been in charter are also often sold at a lower resale price because they are percieved to have withstood a lot of abuse while in charter. The increased depreciation and the required rebuilds have been so extensive that they pretty much offsetting any percieved savings in buying a boat through one of these charter buyback deals.
I have generally thought that the best way to buy one of these charter boats is to buy one from the guy who got it back from charter and has done most of the fix-up work on the boat. These are probably the best deals of all and in the meantime, buy high yeild CD''s and put way a little it each month so that you have most of the cash that is necessary to buy the boat when you are ready.
As to the Island Packet component, there sure are a lot better boats out there for the money (but that was not your question was it.)
Good luck what ever you do.
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Jeff which boats do you prefer to the IP''s?
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Sorry, I just saw your question. While I am probably the wrong guy to ask about Island Packets, I would say that I would buy almost any equally priced (or even a little less expensive) sailboat before I''d buy an Island Packet. You need to understand where I am coming from though. I am very much a person who appreciates performance boats and really enjoys voyaging under sail. I have been known to go coastal cruising and not start the engine for a week at a time, sailing in and out of slips and on and off the anchor. Running the engine is the close to the last thing that I ever want to do. Yesterday, I bought a Farr 38 (11.6) which for myself,is my idea of a near perfect distance and coastal cruiser. Please take my comments in that context.
From my point of view, Island Packets make little sense for the way that most people say they want to use their boats. I have spent a lot of time watching them under way, talking to current and past owners, sailmakers, and talking to people who work in repair yards about them. The fact that they have achieved the kind of status that they have is a real mystery to me.
My biggest gripe with the Island Packets starts with how they sail. I have watched them in lighter winds, and I have watched them in higher winds. In light air, they don''t sail By that I mean winds under mayve 8 knots. On a boat that is intended to be sailed most of the time, 8 knots of air should be enough to achieve hull speed on a close reach. I have also been amazed that they don''t sail better in a stiff breeze. I have been negatively surprised by the amount of heel, leeway and their motion when things have gotten a bit brisk. They really do not seem to handle a chop very well and and seem to be surprising wet. To quote a local sailmaker who has spent a lot of time on IP''s as he has made a lot of sails for them and then usually gets asked to sail on the boats to explain why the performance isn''t better than it is, "They are trawlers for people who don''t want to admit they bought a trawler."
I think that is a little harsh, but I don''t care where I have been in recent years, on a nice sailing day you will see most of the boats out there sailing, except Island Packets which you much more typically see motoring with their mainsail up. This may say more about the type of people who buy IP''s than the boat (i.e. If you are a dyed-in-the-wool, never crank up the noisemaker type, you probably would not buy an IP) While the newer larger IP''s appear to be greatly improved over earlier models, this still seems to be the case.
Beyond that are a lot of more subjective issues. I am a fan of more modern designs and also of genuine traditional designs. I have owned a 1939 Stadel Cutter and a Folkboat, and routinely sail and race on traditional water craft. Its something I get a kick out of. I really admire and like to think that I understand traditional water craft. One thing the IP is not is a traditional offshore craft. When you look at the designs for older work boats their lines have evolved over long periods of time into a carefully modeled hull form that are well suited to thier environment. When I stand below an IP I see none of that careful modeling that results in a seakindly, well balanced design.
Then there is the rudder design which for the most part is a post hung spade rudder with a token SS strap at the bottom. While I personally have zero problem with a well engineered spade rudder, this wolf in sheeps clothing apparently is a problem to the repair yards. In talking to a couple owners and the boat yard folks who work on these that SS strap is often an annual maintenance repair. That is not my idea of an offshore boat detail.
I could go on but I need to get into the office. I''ll try to put more up on this later.
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I may agree with your impression of the IPs; but, will wait until you''ve loaded your Farr with a few thousand pounds of gear and stores... and see if you have the same story about the Farr when she is sailing low in the water with a full cruising load.
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I think that it is a misconception that lighter boats can''t carry enough gear and supplies be good distance cruisers. Some of that perception comes from earlier lighter weight designs that truely were limited in their ability to carry enough gear to go cruising. But some of it comes from looking at L/D as a be all-end all while ignoring the absolute displacements involved.
It is very common for people to search for boat solely on length and the need for specific accommodations. I really think that the displacement of a particular boat says a lot more about its ''real'' size.
In other words, traditionally, the classic texts used to suggest that a distance cruiser needed 5,000 to 10,000 lbs of displacement per person. With an L/D typically in the mid to high 300''s this meant that an ideal single-hander was somewhere around 29 feet and an ideal cruiser for a couple would be somewhere around 32 to 35 feet or so. If you look at the boats that were used for distance cruising in the 1930''s on up to the 1950''s this was pretty much the case.
Better hardware has permitted that ideal weight to creep up a little and the current trends in loading boats up with all kinds of heavy extras has pushed that range up to closer to 10,000 to 14,000 lbs of displacement per person.
I personally prefer to cruise more simply and so prefer to use displacements in the more traditional range of 5,000 to 8,000 lbs of displacement per person. That says that I was looking for a boat in the 10000 to 20000 lb displacement range for two people cruising and
But today, with better structural engineering, higher tech materials and careful decisions in the choice of fitout, boats with an L/D as low as the 150 to 160 or so range can make good distance cruisers. If I go back to the classic 10000 to 16000 lb displacement range for a couple, and decide to try to stay at the lower end of that range but go to a lighter L/D, I end up with a 37 to 39 foot boat.
I had decided that 36 to 39 feet was about the right length. Smaller than 36 feet it is hard to get the kind of accommodations and capacities that I wanted in lightweight boat. Over 38 feet or so, single-handing became considerably more difficult.
I have concluded that staying at a traditional weight range but lighter L/D results in a longer boat which is a good thing. One thing that has consistently come out of the studies of the Fastnet tragedy and the Sidney-Hobart disaster, is that there are a lot of factors that determine whether a boat is a good sea boat or not, but nothing succeeds in heavy weather like length.
So I focused my search on boast that were light in weight, considering a partially loaded weight under 12,000 pounds dry was my ideal. Properly engineered and constructed, a dry displacement of 10,000 to 12,000 pounds can easily provide all that is needed for a couple to go cruising for long periods of time.
You often hear the old saws about heavy displacement being necessary in a cruising boat. You often hear comments such as, "light boats don''t have the capacity to carry enough gear and supplies to really go cruising." Or "they loose their speed advantage when loaded to go cruising". These kind of statements ignore that boats in this size range are often raced with 1,500 to 2,000 lbs. of crew weight and in distance racing, an equal weight in racing gear and provisions for this crew.
One of the reasons that I chose the Farr 38 (11.6)was that they had an excellent record as distance cruisers. When I began researching the Farr 38, I came across multiple references to their use for long distance voyaging with large and small crews alike.
While I don''t believe that light weight boats are ideal for everyone, for the kind of coastal cruising with an occasional longer passage that most of us do, a lighter weight boat will serve us far better. Their easily driven hulls offer better sailing performance in a wide range of conditions and their longe sailing length can result in a more comfortable motion for a given displacement.
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I am considering a boat purchase from SunSail. If anyone has had charter or charter boat ownership experience with SunSail I would like to hear about that experience wether good or bad.
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congrats on your new purchase.
which farr 38 did you get ?
is it the glass over wood one that is about 8100 lbs?
what year was she?
what did you think of kimberlites photos?
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I purchased a f.g. Farr 38 (11.6) up in Maine, which was intended as more of a cruising boat than a racer. The boat that you are thinking of began life as an IOR 1 tonner race boat and actually is not as fast as the boat that I bought nor does it have the accomodations and tankage.
I did visit your site but I was having problems with my ISP so as I recall I was not able to open the photos. I really need to get back to there for another look.
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I charter with Sunsail. All good experiences. The boats sometimes have faulty systems, but they seem to be able to repair everything to get you going. However, go over the boat most carefully. I sail the charter boats as my own, but many do not. Also, I sat in the bar in St Vincent, and had a drink, and watched them bring the boats to the near docks for cleaning. They used the docks and the boats on either side to stop. They back in doing it seems like 5 knots, slam it into forward to slow down, hit the dock, and step off and tie up. I knew that there were no charter owners in the bar, as if there were, they would be down there screaming. I would much prefer buying a boat from a 15 year owner who has carefully maintained than through a charter. Nothing new here.
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|Fun Hike
|Fun trip to take while on the Colorado Trail, nice to go all the way to the top instead of just over a saddle.
|Posted Nov 11, 2009 7:51 am
|Early start
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2009
|Started really early (woke up at the campsite around 3:45 am) but it was well worth it. Saw the sunrise at 14,000!
|Posted Oct 12, 2009 3:50 pm
|Colorado Trail Side Trip
|Scrambled up the ridge from where the Colorado Trail passes by. A nice side trip, although my stashed thru-hike pack was chewed on by a marmot while we were heading up.
|Posted Sep 30, 2009 5:47 pm
|Denny Creek
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|Nice climb on a cool September morning. Bluebird day with a chilly breeze at the top. Left TH at 6:40 and reached summit 10:05, lots of nice fellow hikers on the trail.
|Posted Sep 27, 2009 6:54 pm
|Steve Larson
|Denny Creek
Date Climbed: Sep 11, 2009
|I made the mistake of going trail running two days before this hike. Ouch. The whole way down was torture. Nice peak, though.
|Posted Sep 12, 2009 9:32 pm
|Can't even remember
Date Climbed: Sep 28, 2008
|Can't even remember the hike up there, only the summit.
|Posted Sep 11, 2009 9:31 pm
|Denny Creek
Date Climbed: Aug 16, 2009
|A relatively easy Sawatch 14er with a pleasant few first miles through the trees followed by a steep grind up to the summit ridge. The ridge required more talus-hopping and scrambling than I had expected, which made it a ton of fun. Easily the best part of the hike.
|Posted Aug 16, 2009 9:32 pm
Date Climbed: May 17, 2009
|Wife, dog and I via the East Ridge. Great climb and we saw no one else all day. Headed over to Mascot and then preceeded to have a miserable descent. Shoulda followed the east ridge of Mascot back to the trail rather than heading south!
|Posted Aug 13, 2009 8:24 am
|Posted Jul 31, 2009 3:08 pm
|Chad Couch
|Denny Creek
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2005
|With Ian and Jeremy; A more "airy" ridge than I expected, but still very enjoyable.
|Posted Jul 24, 2009 4:44 pm
|Mt.Yale East Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 15, 2009
|Chris, Marni and Turbo up the East Ridge from Avy Gulch trailhead. Camped at CT junction for the night and summited at 9:10am. Really fun route, just a little loose for the doggie.
|Posted Jul 17, 2009 3:10 pm
|RC Cola
|east ridge unsuccessful!
Date Climbed: Jul 25, 2006
|Tried to get up by the east ridge, but a late start and slow-going got us caught up in a lightning storm.
|Posted Jul 13, 2009 3:24 pm
|Denny Creek
Date Climbed: Jul 11, 2009
|Nice day, summited early enough to avoid the crowds.
|Posted Jul 13, 2009 1:21 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 27, 2009
|Frosty on the west side of the ridge - be careful up there!
|Posted Jul 12, 2009 4:24 pm
|Pete Castricone
|Denny Creek
Date Climbed: Jul 10, 2009
|Standard route via Denny Creek.
|Posted Jul 10, 2009 9:24 pm
|Liba Kopeckova
|from Denny Creek
|easy hike, one of the few fourteeners accessed form a paved road. Duchess as usual ahead of me.
|Posted Jul 8, 2009 4:12 am
|Bad weather up top
|Posted Jul 4, 2009 1:29 am
|First attempted 14er
Date Climbed: Aug 15, 1989
|My first attempt at a 14er, back when I was 15. We tried to go up the old Denny Gulch route (before it was closed), but got turned back above timberline by ominous weather. Twenty years later, I still haven't been back, but I will eventually get this one!
|Posted Jun 9, 2009 12:41 pm
|July 1998
|My first mountain.
|Posted Mar 3, 2009 4:09 pm
|Denny Creek both times
Date Climbed: Feb 15, 2009
|3/27/04-The first time was in light snow on a very cold, early spring day. We went straight up the wind scoured glade at treeline to avoid avy risk.
2/15/09-Had a nicer day nearly 5 years later via the same route. Traversed over to Mascot and descended s.e. ridge of Mascot, which is not recommended with a bunch of unconsolidated snow! See TR.
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Never one to miss out on a swanky affair, Maria Menounos got all gussied up and made her way to the 71st Golden Globes on Sunday evening (January 12).
The "Extra!" star couldn't wait to show off her designer getup for the fans and paparazzi gathered outside the Beverly Hilton ahead of the much-hyped event.
With the dynamic duo of Amy Poehler and Tina Fey hosting the evening's festivities, there's no telling what will transpire before the final curtain drops.
NBC honcho Paul Telegdy gushed, "Tina and Amy are two of the most talented comedic writer/performers in our business, and they were a major reason the Golden Globes was the most entertaining awards show of last season. We're elated they wanted to host together again and that they committed for the next two years."


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- Add 3-4 Shots of Your Choice of Syrup to a Venti (or Grande) Cup Over Ice
- Have the Barista Pour in the San Pellegrino
- Add Half-and-Half
- Top w/ Whipped Cream (If Desired)


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