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The Texas Longhorns couldn't send Mack Brown out a winner as they lost to the Oregon Ducks at the Alamo Bowl 30-7. The Longhorns went 8-and-4 this season with a 7-and-2 big 12 mark.
Brown resigned earlier this month but stayed on to coach the bowl game and received warm goodbyes from a sellout crowd in what was practically a home game for Texas. The school marching band spelled his name at halftime, and the halter over Bevo's face was emblazoned with the word "MACK."
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Power locks keep locking. By themselves.
Like the title says. My Power locks keep locking. By themselves. It seems to be getting worse. Was not sure but now it happens about every 5 min. The car is right outside our living room window. I hear a click like one door is locking.
Not sure if all Foci locks the same but my car ..... if I hit the fob button once the drivers door unlocks, hit the button twice and all the locks open. Hit the lock button and hear all the doors locking. If I hit it twice the horn beeps.
Right now I am sitting next to the window and hear the lock clicking about every 5 min. Was outside earlier and heard it click before I locked the car.
The switch for the power door locks is a "switched ground".
It sounds like the wire is grounding itself out (shorted) and so the module that does the door locks thinks you are pushing the locking button.
It could be at either of the door lock switches themselves, or the wires that go from them to the module.
El solo explained how the locks work from an input switch circuit standpoint. In my opinion, the switched input ckt is bad or the gem computer module is freaking out, resulting in spurious outputs. To rule out cheaper stuff that's easier to troubleshoot like the switched input circuit, you would need to put a voltmeter between the lock input wire and battery positive. The reading should remain well below 1 volt and remain solid as a rock because the GEM module has a resistor inside holding the lock input near +12v. If the voltmeter reading jumps to 12v, then something is shorting the input ckt to gnd. You can isolate grounding issues by eliminating all electrical hardware in one door. This can be done in seconds by simply unscrewing the amp connector in the left or right door jamb. If the broblem vanishes after unscrewing a door connector then the ground issue is in THAT particular door lock circuit which includes the wiring harness and switch.
If I had to wildly guess what's wrong without doing any intelligent troubleshooting, I would suspect the spring inside or pivot inside the drivers door lock switch is going bad and causing intermittent grounds due to excess wear. Does it feel floppy and worn compared to passenger side? Maybe try removing the drivers door anp connector first ot see if the problem vanishes. However please close the door slowly and carefully and tape the connector out of the way so you don't smash it in the door jamb.
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::Look's good. --[[User:Amroth|Amroth]] 17:04, 2 June 2011 (UTC)
::Look's good. --[[User:Amroth|Amroth]] 17:04, 2 June 2011 (UTC)
:Just to confirm, a couple of spammers have got through but that was due to an oversight on my part. No spammer will be uploading or creating pages again. --{{User:Mith/sig}} 19:04, 2 June 2011 (UTC)
:Just to confirm, a couple of spammers have got through but that was due to an oversight on my part. No spammer will be uploading or creating pages again. --{{User:Mith/sig}} 19:04, 2 June 2011 (UTC)
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Are we not blocking spammers now? -- KingAragorn talk contribs edits email 14:50, 1 June 2011 (UTC)
- They seem to be hit-and-run, one-edit accounts. And besides, even if we block a few, there will be others. --Ederchil (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 15:23, 1 June 2011 (UTC)
- Ling123 has appeared as a particularly vicious spammer, creating pages with Tolkien-like titles but putting in spam.
- I don't know how to affect spamming; the following are random ideas:
- Enforce a delay between signing up and getting editing privileges.
- Require those who want to edit to fill in a talk page.
- Require ID approval.
- -- Gamling 06:24, 2 June 2011 (UTC)
I have only been on this site for a few days but I have noticed how bad the spamming is. Setting up user rights so that new members can only edit after filling out their respective talk page is a good idea (and something I would like to implement on my wiki), however, this might deter genuine members who only want to make minor edits to existing pages and not want to bother with their own user and user talk pages.
Certainly, spam image uploads are a problem too. Uploads can be blocked until a member has reached say 10 edits; this would cut down on spamming images uploads and save the admins a little time having to delete everything that is 'not related'.
I recently installed the recaptcha extension, which is quite useful because it can be used for triggers such as page creation and edits, however, this does not stop spammers if they are persistent and the downside is that unless you add a member to say a 'trusted' usergroup, they will get the captcha box every time they make an edit. I am still exploring this and even though my site is nowhere near as busy as this one I hardly ever get spammers.
The only decent way to stop spammers is for people to require a membership from the admins (after their details have been scrutinised) but this also takes a lot of time. --Kerchi talk | contribs | edits 09:04, 2 June 2011 (UTC)
- I make sure I always block the spammers as on a couple of rare occasions an unblocked one has returned.
- The easy solution to this is to only allow page creation and image uploads once a user is "autoconfirmed" - this would stop 95% of spam. However, to become autoconfirmed you need to register your e-mail address; currently, TG seems unable to send out e-mails, a problem which has lasted a year - if we implemented this now it would block out new users (such as Kerchi and Gamling) as well as the spammers. --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 11:13, 2 June 2011 (UTC)
- Maybe we could install that if you want to create an account you have to fill in a question like: "What is the name of the Elf/Wizard/Dwarf in the Fellowship/Company of the Ring" or "What is the name of the son of Denethor II?". Just like some sites have as question "What is the capital of France?" or "What is 7 - 3?". Personally I don't think we should add Captcha, since it doesn't work on all computers/internet browsers (I, once, couldn't create an account on a site because the Captcha didn't work for me).
- If the problem with e-mails could be solved, that would be a good option too.
- I think it's good to block spammers (like Mith does). --Amroth 12:38, 2 June 2011 (UTC)
- Our long-term aim is to install reCAPTCHA so anonymous users are able to edit. However, last time I tried to install it, it didn't work; I think we need to upgrade the software. --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 13:28, 2 June 2011 (UTC)
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I've made it so there is a minimum number of edits and minutes before a user is made "autoconfirmed" and can create/move pages and upload images; this will hopefully cut out a lot of spammers. Can everyone in this thread please let me know that you are unaffected by these changes? --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 15:54, 2 June 2011 (UTC)
- Impressive solution! -- KingAragorn talk contribs edits email 16:30, 2 June 2011 (UTC)
- Look's good. --Amroth 17:04, 2 June 2011 (UTC)


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Consuming a diet rich in cholesterol and saturated fat increases your risk for numerous health problems such as obesity type 2 diabetes high cholesterol and heart disease. Red meat is also one of the top dietary sources of zinc — a mineral your body requires in trace amounts. Excessive zinc intake is associated with BPH according to the University of Rochester Medical Center while opting for plant-derived protein sources such as soy may improve prostate health. Limit red meat varieties particularly dense in saturated fat which include organ meats porterhouse and sirloin steak pork sausage bacon hot dogs lamb and beef and spare ribs.
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I was one of the 96%. Mainly because it didn't cross my mind that I'd ever have any problems. Not so said Dr. Virginia Moyer of the Baylor College of Medicine who heads the task force. There are several facts that are associated with prostate cancer.
Then hell need to discuss the benefits drawbacks goals and effectiveness of a certain course of treatment with his doctor. She added:
'Early data from the PIVOT trial certainly suggests that surgery to remove the prostate does not provide any significant survival benefit for men with low to medium risk prostate cancer. Elderly health: How to detect a prostate problem Researchers said that may be because teams with urology imaging and cancer specialists can provide the most balanced view of the risks and benefits of j'ai different options. Sure ingredients like saw palmetto work.
So it's still your choice in the end. Which would you find easier to live with?Toilet trips 3-6x times a night Scrutiny of the eating habits of almost 1000 men linked over-cooked red meat to the deadliest form of the disease. Mary Favorite Pasta Sauce Number 5: Isoray only has 26 million shares outstanding.
The prostate gland can also be removed in order to prevent the enlarged tissue from blocking the urethra. The problems caused by a blocked urethra are many " problems urinating blood in the urine from ruptured tissue and blood in the stool from ruptured rectal tissue. Aspirin may prevent or reduce cancers and cancer deaths.
When I arrived the next day the cyberknife was fixed and ready to zap. I set up my new digital camera on a small tripod in the corner and took the time lapse photos you see in the left column. During my second treatment I began to Can Men Live Without A Prostate Gland think too much about all of the radiation bombarding my healthy tissues and hoped that this would not come back to haunt me twenty years in the future. I also noticed that the beak of the cyberknife robot the business end zapping me passed directly over my head at the end of two of the sessions. This completely unnerved me because the machine was still buzzing and the lights indicating it was on still lit. The second time this happened I jerked my head out of the way and yelled out.
To stop cancer from ever returning you must completely stop cancer at its source. Cancer is foremost a psychological disease and its appearance in your body is a sign that at a deep level your life is not working. Unless you approach and treat ALL the areas of your life cancer is likely to re-occur. Physical Symptoms of Prostate Cancer But even when researchers allowed for these errors they found the test doesn't predict how patients ultimately do.
The drug companies have argued that their drugs do not cause the more aggressive tumors but only make them easier detect. Since both drugs shrink the prostate drug company scientists say doctors are more likely to find large tp pro vent aggressive tumors than smaller low-grade tumors. The results showed that those who drank six or more cups had an 18 per cent lower risk of suffering prostate cancer and a 60 per cent lower risk of developing its most deadly form. The prostate gland surrounds the male urethra which receives urine from the bladder. In older men go prostate cancer the prostate gland sometimes enlarges in a condition called benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH.


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My spring term began this week, and students are still trying to sort out their schedules. Today a student came up to me and said, "I want to take your writing class, but I don't feel like writing. What should I do?"
I especially hate it when a student I like asks a question like this.
Or like this,
"Are there tests in your grammar class? I don't want to take any tests."
Mind you, the student had this conversation with me while I was dealing with a copy machine that had jammed for the second time in less than five minutes while my grammar students were waiting for me.
The reply that went through my mind was something along the lines of, "There were going to be tests, but now since you said that we shall draw pictures of nouns and hug them."
I didn't say that.
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"You don't really know what a song is supposed to sound like until you've gotten up on stage and played it in front of an audience," says The Sword singer and guitarist John D. Cronise.
Apocryphon, the latest masterpiece from The Sword, was certainly road-tested with various songs debuted on stage before the band recorded with J. Robbins earlier this year. The group's fourth offering stands out as its best to date. All of the hallmarks of their sound remain intact. Those thunderous riffs roar as loudly as ever, and the lyrics are worthy of deep pondering. However, everything's gotten bigger and more brilliant as well.
In this exclusive interview with ARTISTdirect.com editor in chief Rick Florino, The Sword frontman John D. Cronise talks Apocryphon and so much more.
What's your take on Apocryphon as a whole? It doesn't have a concept like Warp Riders, but there is a cohesion to it.
Yeah, I guess that would come from the fact that it was all written around the same space of time. I feel like it touches on a lot of different subjects, but it's definitely a snapshot of that time period and what I was into and reading about.
Was it easier to write since you didn't have a storyline to adhere to? Or was writing the last album easier since you had something to stick to?
Well, that was definitely the idea with Warp Riders, but it ended up being quite a challenge to pick out which parts of the story to write lyrics about. The story itself is rather involved. If I'd tried to cover everything in it, it probably would've ended up being a much longer album. Actually, there are a couple of songs that ended up being bonus tracks on international editions, which didn't make the final album. It was an interesting experiment. I thought it would be cool because I'd have subjects for the songs. In a way, it gave me too much though. It was definitely a fun experience piecing it all together. As far as Apocryphon goes, it was a different kind of challenge trying to come up with new things to write songs about without covering old ground. I don't want to ever repeat myself lyrically or dwell on the same themes too much. It was a matter of trying to think of new things and broaden my writing horizons a little bit.
How entwined are writing riffs and lyrics?
It really depends on the song. That goes on a song-by-song basis. For me, "Seven Sisters" all came at once. The lyrics wrote the riff almost for a lot of it. For a lot of other songs, the music comes first, and the lyrics are written later. On the songs Kyle writes the music for, it's a matter of listening to them and figuring out what to sing. Usually, the music comes first. Occasionally, a lyric will come first, and the music comes from there. Once the songs are written, a lot of times I don't remember how they were written [Laughs]. They just appear. "Seven Sisters" wrote itself very quickly, and the lyrics and music arrived simultaneously.
Where did "Hawks and Serpents" come from?
Kyle wrote the music for that one. It was a matter of trying to fit melody and lyrics over his riffs. It's a different groove for us. I think the style of singing and the delivery are a bit different from things we've done before. Hearing the music, it sounded like this dark biker rock or something. That's where the lyrics came from.
Was the song "Apocryphon" a direct result of all your research into ancient texts?
That was definitely the product of a lot of reading and thought. That was actually an instrumental for most of its life. My intent at first was to have a vocal. I'd written the lyrics for all the other songs, and I was spent in a way. I was out of ideas. Then, it was suggested, "Well, we always have an instrumental on our records. All of the previous albums have one. Maybe we should leave this as an instrumental". We did that for a while. In the back of my mind, I always had this nagging voice that it wasn't supposed to be that way, and it really needed lyrics. I actually wrote the lyrics the night before the vocals were recorded. Usually, everything is written well ahead of time, and it's rehearsed. Hopefully, it's even played live a couple of times. Strangely, that one came right at the eleventh hour.
Has relocating been inspiring creatively?
That was the intent at first [Laughs]. When I moved, we were under the gun to get the writing finished. I had a lot of settling in to do. I wasn't able to kick back and think about lyrics as much as I'd liked because I was dealing with all of the things involved with moving to a new place. There are a lot of things to take care of. I ended up being a lot busier than I intended to be. I'm glad I moved. It's definitely better.
If you were to compare Apocryphon to a movie or a combination of movies, what would you compare it to?
That's a good question. I've thought about that on previous albums to an extent. For this one, I don't know. "Hawks and Serpents" is a bit Mad Max-inspired. So, there's that. I'd have to think about it. "Dying Earth" is directly inspired by the Jack Vance books of the same name. They haven't been made into a movie, but there's a literary reference there.
How did you first discover Vance's work?
He's one of the seminal science fiction writers. He's very influential. Weirdly, a lot of his stuff is not in print these days. I probably first heard of him when I was much younger. Dying Earth was one of the chief influences on Gary Gygax the creator of Dungeons & Dragons. The magic system and wizards in the game are reminiscent of Jack Vance. That's one of his main modern influences. He wrote all kinds of science fiction and fantasy. A lot of it is very different. Dying Earth is very flowery and baroque in terms of its language. I had to keep a dictionary nearby and use it almost every page for a couple of words. His vocabulary is staggering, and he shows it off with a lot of flourish. He unapologetically throws out weird, arcane terms and phrases from other languages. Then, I've read his straightforward science fiction stories. They're not like that. He's a great author.
What have you been listening to lately?
I tend to listen to more music when we're on the road than I do at home. I just got into this band called Fang Island. I saw them play a few weeks ago, and I was surprised. They're really good. There are three guitarists. It's triumphant guitar rock.
Do you have any super cool memories of hanging with Metallica?
Lots, man! I probably have too many to name. They're really cool dudes. I haven't met a lot of huge famous, influential bands like that. Of the few that I have met, they're easily the most engaged and down-to-earth. Doing something like the Orion festival, they're interested in new music and what's going on now. They're not just stuck in the past. They're not content to simply play their hits. They're interested in what's happening now and the bands that are influenced by them and what they're doing. They're all rad dudes. It's weird being like, "That's Metallica! Wow, they still remember us!"
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- The Tennessee Volunteers collected two wins Saturday to stay in the title hunt at the annual Blue Gray National Tennis Classic.
After a tight 4-3 victory over Clemson that came down to the doubles point, the Vols rolled to their first shutout of the season in the evening, beating No. 23 Texas Tech 4-0 at the O'Connor Tennis Center.
Tennessee (6-6) plays Boise State on Sunday at 10 a.m. Central to conclude round robin play. Through two rounds, the Vols are one of three unbeaten teams, joining fellow SEC schools Mississippi State and Auburn. The top two teams will face tomorrow in a doubles match to determine the champion.
Tennessee won the Blue Gray when it was still a 16-team format in 2009.
Because of the rain postponing Friday's matches, singles was played first during the Saturday matches, and that was all Tennessee needed against Texas Tech. The Vols (6-6) won four first sets for the second time this season and collected straight set wins on those courts.
Freshman Mikelis Libietis was first off the courts with his best career ranked win, beating No. 33 Gonzalo Escobar 6-4, 6-1 at the top of the lineup. Sophomore Jarryd Chaplin followed a few minutes later by beating Francisco Zambon 6-3, 6-2 on court 4. Next to him, junior Edward Jones got his second win of the day with a 6-4, 6-2 victory over Raphael Pfister.
Jones snapped a five-match losing streak with his two victories against Clemson and Texas Tech, one of four Vols to do so. He said the move to outdoor tennis has been a welcome transition.
"I think it's been a nice change coming outdoors," Jones said. "When the sun's out and it's not too windy, that's what tennis is. We've only been outdoors for a week now. this was our first two matches, but so far so good. Hopefully onwards and upwards."
Redshirt freshman Hunter Reese providing the clinching point for Tennessee on court 3. In a match that featured seven breaks of serve in the second set, Reese served out a 6-3, 6-3 win against Garcia.
Because the match was clinched, doubles was not played.
The Vols were able to snap their five-match losing streak against Clemson in a match that came down to the wire with a pair of doubles tiebreaker wins. While note a decisive win, the outcome gave the Vols confidence heading into the evening against Texas Tech.
"Our first match this morning, we all knew that we needed a win," Jones said. "We knew it was a winnable match. Even though it wasn't the prettiest match, but we scrapped it out at the end. It was very close, but we came out with a win, which gave us more confidence this evening."
Tennessee 4, Texas Tech 0
1. #81 Mikelis Libietis (UT) def. #33 Gonzalo Escobar (TT), 6-4, 6-1
2. Brandon Fickey (UT) vs. Raony Carvalho (TT), 3-6, 6-3, 2-4 DNF
3. Hunter Reese (UT) def. Rafael Garcia (TT), 6-3, 6-3
4. Jarryd Chaplin (UT) def. Francisco Zambon (TT), 6-3, 6-2
5. Edward Jones (UT) def. Raphael Pfister (TT), 6-4, 6-2
6. Taylor Patrick (UT) def. Gabriel Wanderley (TT), 3-6, 7-6, 0-0 DNF
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Houston rapper Kirko Bangz calls on Roc Nation signee J. Cole to turn the heat up on the remix to the southern-dipped ode 'Drank in My Cup,' an exclusive on The BoomBox. Bangz doesn't just offer up a new verse from his rap affiliate; he also showcases some new lines of his own.
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Earlier this year the Sydney SuperDome enjoyed success with a special Mother's Day performance by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra when a planned visit by the United States-based Mormon Tabernacle Choir was cancelled because of poor ticket sales.
The general manager of the Sydney Entertainment Centre, Tim Worton, said the venue was hosting 68 events between May and August this year compared with 90 (down from an average of 164 per year) in the 2001-02 period affected by September 11 and the weak Australian dollar.
This may be doubly good news for Arena Management, the organisation which runs the centre, as the State Government has called for tenders for the building's future lease.
"Australian dollar acts have in their own way forced an upturn in our market," Mr Worton says.
"Snowy River and Long Way to the Top prove that Australians are interested in seeing home-grown product."
Yesterday, John Farnham announced The Last Time tour, his supposed "farewell" to his "touring years", which begins in November and will visit nearly 40 regional centres.
The promoter of the $7 million, three-hour Long Way to the Top, Michael Chugg, says that Farnham has emerged as Australia's "biggest drawing act of any nationality", along with Kylie Minogue.
Earlier this month, the British-based Minogue appeared in six concerts in Sydney as part of her Kylie Fever tour, which was backed by the Australian promoter Frontier Touring. Mr Worton says that Minogue became the first Australian act to break the $100-a-ticket barrier.
Mr Chugg believes a continuing weak dollar makes it unlikely that performers of the crowd-pulling calibre of Britney Spears and U2 may tour Australia, leaving a gap for local attractions.
He attributes the Australian public's growing willingness to support local acts and shows to the Olympics-induced national self-confidence.
"Australia's one of the few countries in the world where domestic acts aren't the biggest acts," he says. "But the Olympics has just about buried the great Aussie cringe. We're showing much more pride in home-grown product. Shows like Long Way to the Top and Snowy River wouldn't have worked three or four years ago."
But patriotic fervour doesn't come cheaply, with premium gold tickets to Long Way to the Top and Kylie Fever costing as much as $135. However, Australian-made is still cheaper than the dollar-defying Elton John and Rod Stewart at $169 and $145 respectively.
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Forty-eight racers slog through muddy pits at Wyman Museum
July 20, 2010
Results from the Moffat County Mud Runs on Saturday at Wyman Museum:
Open division:
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Clint Lloyd
Victor Vigil
Modified division:
Tim Meyer
Lucky Wall
Victor Vigil
Pro Stock division:
Doug Sheperd
Jerry White
Cody Wyasket
Super Stock division:
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Robert Sizemore
Jesse Romero
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Travis Foote
Christopher Davis
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Whether they raced for fun, in memory of lost loved ones, or simply to make use of old junk, 48 racers revved engines and flung earth at Saturday's Moffat County Mud Runs at the Wyman Museum.
Saturday's event was the second of three this summer — the next is scheduled for Aug. 14, also at the museum — and money received from concession sales benefited the museum's Winter Festival, scheduled for February 2011.
The entry fee was $40 for each vehicle per division.
Prize money was split and rewarded to first-, second- and third-place division winners — first place took home $150, second place $100, and third place $50.
Craig resident T.J. Kover made use out of wreckage by entering his revamped truck, the only diesel of the competition, into the four- and six-cylinder division.
Kover drove his 2005 Dodge as his everyday vehicle, but after he flipped it and the roof was torn off, he decided to transform it into a mud racer.
The 27-year-old raced the topless truck in the first mud run June 11, but didn't fare well despite his diesel engine.
"I didn't do too well," he said. "I didn't place at all, but had a hell of a good time."
Kover plans to restore the truck in an old, classic style after the summer's final run.
Craig resident Donna Aldridge races in memory of her late mother, Elfrieda Gaukley, and son, Tracy Lee Chinery, who she honors with decals on her blue Ford Bronco. One of the decals reads, "Here's to You Kitty," after Aldridge's mother's nickname.
"We're in full force," Aldridge said. "Our family does not back down no matter how much pain we're in. "
She said she also races as a defiant woman.
"That's why I come out and race with the big boys," Aldridge said. "I got tired of everybody putting me down, saying, 'It's a man's world, a woman can't do nothing.' I said, 'Watch me.'"
Her Bronco's four-wheel drive was disabled during her first run through the pits Saturday, but Aldridge charged into her second run nonetheless.
Travis and Kassy Foote traveled two hours from Vernal, Utah, to race for one purpose.
"Adrenaline," Travis Foote said. "As you can tell, I'm still shaking."
The Footes travel between their hometown and Craig to race, a small distance compared to that of Jerry White from Laramie, Wyo., who said he has traveled as far as Sheridan, Mont., so he could play in the mud.
Roger and Heather Scott visited Craig from Spring Glenn, Utah, to compete Saturday.
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Are you looking for a tangy sauce or salsa for your tacos, burritos, nachos or fajitas? This homemade version is easy and you can make it from pantry ingredients.
- 2 tsp (10ml) olive oil
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- 1 pinch salt
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With a performance career that spans more than 40 years, Murray Perahia has become one of
the most sought-after and cherished pianists of our time, performing in all of the major
international music venues and with every leading orchestra. He is also the principal guest
conductor of the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields.
Born in New York, Mr. Perahia started playing piano at the age of four and later attended
Mannes College The New School for Music, where he majored in conducting and composition.
His summers were spent at the Marlboro Festival, where he collaborated with such musicians
as Rudolf Serkin, Pablo Casals, and members of the Budapest String Quartet. He also studied
at the time with Mieczysław Horszowski. In subsequent years, he developed a close
friendship with Vladimir Horowitz, whose perspective and personality were an abiding
inspiration. In 1972, Mr. Perahia won the Leeds International Pianoforte Competition, and
in 1973, he gave his first concert at the Aldeburgh Festival. In Aldeburgh, he worked
closely with Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears, accompanying the latter in many lieder
recitals. Mr. Perahia was co-artistic director of the festival from 1981 to 1989.
Mr. Perahia has a wide and varied discography. Most recently, Sony Classical released a
box set entitled Murray Perahia: The First 40 Years, featuring 68 CDs and five
DVDs; last year, a five-CD box set was released of his Chopin recordings, including both
concertos, opp. 12 and 25 etudes, the ballades, Op. 28 preludes, and various shorter works.
Previous solo recordings feature Bach's partitas nos. 1, 5, and 6; and Beethoven's piano
sonatas, opp. 14, 26, and 28. He is the recipient of two Grammy Awards for his recordings
of Chopin's complete etudes and Bach's English suites nos. 1, 3, and 6; he has additionally
received numerous Grammy nominations. Mr. Perahia has also won several
Gramophone awards.
An honorary fellow of the Royal College of Music and Royal Academy of Music, Mr. Perahia
holds honorary doctorates from the University of Leeds and Duke University. In 2004, he was
awarded an honorary Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth
II in recognition of his outstanding service to music.
Murray Perahia plays the third movement from Beethoven's Sonata No. 14 in C-sharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 2, "Moonlight."


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A bit wobbly and lopsided by design, NW is a hotchpotch in five parts. The book begins with a woman called Shar scamming a woman called Leah Hanwell out of £30, then in a sort of Joycean pastiche, follows Leah for the rest of the summer. The next section is a series of comic set-pieces tracking a man called Felix on the late summer day when he ends up being fatally stabbed in the street. Shar and the murderer, Nathan Bogle, happen to be in cahoots, and both of them went to secondary school with Leah. The third section – about twice as long as the first two, in 185 numbered chapters, some a few pages, some just a sentence, all with titles that joke, pun, allude or explain (a bit like the 'Aeolus' chapter in Ulysses) – traces the life of Leah's best friend, from her childhood in the early 1980s, when she was called Keisha Blake, to the present, when she goes by the name Natalie, and leaves her about to stumble on the scene of the murder. The last two sections are brief codas: one tracks Natalie and Nathan on a walk from Willesden across Hampstead Heath to Hornsey Lane; in the final part Natalie visits Leah and they piece things together.


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December 31, 2013
2013's Biggest Gifts Signal Rebound
Big gifts made a comeback in 2013, with America's wealthiest philanthropists donating a total of more than $3.4-billion to charity, according to a new tally by The Chronicle.
The largest donation came from Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan. The couple announced in December that they had provided 18 million shares of Facebook stock, valued at more than $990-million, to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation.
Mr. Zuckerberg and Ms. Chan ranked No. 2 on the 2012 list of the biggest single charitable gifts for their first substantial contribution to the foundation, some 18 million shares that were then worth a half-billion dollars.
While this year's nearly $1-billion gift from Mr. Zuckerberg and Ms. Chan sets a new record because it comes from philanthropists under 30—the first time donors that young have made the biggest contribution—2013 is also notable because of a strong rebound in the number of gifts of $100-million or more. Fourteen other Americans donated gifts at that level, compared with the 11 who did so last year.
The Chronicle's annual ranking is based on the 10 biggest publicly announced single gifts; often more than 10 gifts appear on the list because of ties.
The 2012 list included three gifts of $1-billion apiece from Warren Buffett, who donated the sums to his children's foundations. When that $3-billion is excluded, the other biggest gifts of the year totaled just $2-billion.
It's not just those who can give $100-million or more who are stepping up their philanthropy. According to The Chronicle's data, all gifts of $1-million or more totaled nearly $9.6-billion in 2013, compared with $6.1-billion in 2012, another positive sign for nonprofits.
While the gains in the economy are clearly helping boost giving, America's wealthiest did not give quite as much in 2013 as they did before the recession.
In 2007, the biggest gifts from individuals totaled $4.1-billion and, as in 2013, all of the amounts on that year's list were at least $100-million.
Biggest Gifts
Colleges and universities were the main beneficiaries of the biggest gifts of the year. Twelve of the 15 donations on the list went to higher-education institutions.
Among them: Philip Knight, a co-founder of Nike, and his wife, Penelope, made the second biggest commitment of the year. The couple pledged $500-million to Oregon Health and Science University Foundation for cancer research and said the university must match the donation within the next two years to receive all of the money.
That gift was followed by a $350-million pledge from Michael Bloomberg to the Johns Hopkins University to promote cross-disciplinary studies and financial aid for undergraduate students.
The full list of the biggest gifts of the year appears below. In February, The Chronicle will unveil its ranking of the most-generous donors of 2013, a list that shows the total donated by each wealthy American over the entire year, not just their single largest publicly announced gifts.
Slideshow: Biggest Gifts Announced by Individuals in 2013
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook co-founder, and his wife, Priscilla Chan
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
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Phil Knight, Nike's chairman, and his wife, Penelope
$500-million (pledge)
Oregon Health & Science University Foundation, for cancer research
The businessman Michael Bloomberg
$350-million (pledge)
The Johns Hopkins University, for an effort to promote cross-disciplinary work and for student financial aid
Theodore Parisienne/Splash News/Newscom
The financier Charles Johnson
$250-million (pledge)
Yale University, for new residential college buildings
The real-estate developer Stephen Ross
$200-million (pledge)
University of Michigan, for athletics and the business school
Courtesy of Related Companies
The real-estate heiress Muriel Block
$160-million (bequest)
Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University
The real-estate developer John Arrillaga
Stanford University
Irwin Jacobs, co-founder of Qualcomm, and his wife, Joan
$133-million (pledge)
The Jacobs Technion-Cornell Innovation Institute at Cornell NYC Tech
Charles Munger, vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway
$110-million (pledge)
University of Michigan, for student housing
Lin Jones/Michigan Photography
The businessman David Koch
$100-million (pledge)
New York-Presbyterian Hospital, for a new ambulatory-care center
Patrick McMullan/Sipa USA/Newscom
The real-estate developer Frank McCourt
$100-million (pledge)
Georgetown University, to create the McCourt School of Public Policy
Phil Humnicky/Georgetown University
The investor Ronald Perelman
$100-million (pledge)
Columbia Business School, for a new building
Robin Platzer/Twin Images/LFI/Photoshot/Newscom
T. Denny Sanford, chairman of United National Corporation
$100-million (pledge)
University of California at San Diego, for a stem-cell center
Mike Blake/Reuters/Newscom
The financier Stephen Schwarzman
$100-million (pledge)
Tsinghua University, for scholarships for graduate students around the world
The real-estate heiress Deborah Joy Simon
$100-million (pledge)
Mercersburg Academy, for financial aid and academic programs
Note: Does not include gifts of artwork or other noncash donations or gifts from anonymous donors.
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Our Jade passed away on December 15th 2011. We miss her everyday .
What is this new chatter box thats in my house? I mean the noise that
comes out of this green little thing is really anoying . I try to ignore it
but man its hard to do. Montejo and I were talking today, he bets that
it taste like chicken... i dont know bout that
Mom says he's an amazon parrot and we cant eat him.. sorry Monty
Parrot isnt on the menu
Well it started when mom started bringing home boxes. Then things
started to disapear in our house. Before you know it all the furniture was
all gone and Mom and dad were packing up the car. Ohh Good it looks
like were going for a ride in the car... I didnt know it was going to be
a 3 Day Ride !!! Even though it was sooo long me and Monty were
very good. We were sleeping most of the way.
When we finally got to where we were going it was so different !
Where was the cold and snow? why did people talk different?
whats the strange smells and sounds? Mom says we moved to Mexico.
I dont know nothing about that, but I sure like it in our new house.
We can go in and out all day cause Mom and Dad can leave the doors
open! Mom and Dad are walking us more now , because its so
warm and nice outside. Mom is even planning to buy us a swimming
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South Fork Baptist Church celebrated their 230th anniversary this year.
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Tammy Beams and Aaron Gibson of Upton were married July 14, 2012, in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., at My Smoky Wedding Chapel.
The bride is the daughter of William and Shelia Beams of Hodgenville and Jimmie and Della Wood of Hodgenville. She is the granddaughter of Genrose Ward and the late Eura Ward of Magnolia and the late Victor and Ova Beams of Hudgens.
The groom is the son of Lewis Gibson of Clarkson and Jimmy and Joyce Waddle of Munfordville. He is the grandson of Maxwell and Doris Gibson of Clarkson and Joy Priddy and the late Lonnie Priddy of Bonnieville.
Many adults care for their teeth using habits that were formed early in childhood. It is important to be sure that those habits are good ones. As we age, our teeth and mouths can develop very different needs.
Gum disease, dry mouth, oral cancer and tooth decay (cavities) can become issues which can also have negative effects on our overall health. According to the Journal of the American Dental Association "the mouth is a window into the health of the body." Our mouths can also reveal the first signs of disease within our bodies.
Nick and Deidre Brooks announce the birth of a son, Braxton Thomas Brooks.
Braxton Thomas was born July 25, 2012. He weighed 6 pounds and 7.8 ounces.
He is welcomed home by big brother, Braden.
Though Relay for Life, slated for May 17, 2013, is months away, people from LaRue County are already gearing up by forming teams, hosting fundraisers and promoting the event.
To date, about 16 teams are on board with several participating in the county-wide roadblocks on Saturday, Oct. 13 at the Lincoln Boulevard /Shawnee Drive and the 31E/Hwy. 61 intersections. (See the Relay for Life Fundraiser listing for more information on teams and times.)
Bake sale
Becky's Team is hosting a bake sale at IGA beginning at 9 a.m. Oct. 5.
Silent auction
Several young members of Lane Lincoln CME Church in Hodgenville are following the Golden Rule through offering free academic tutoring.
"I've always wanted to help others the way I would like to be helped," said LaRue County High School senior Christian Pope, who with seniors Shaila Winston, Sheridan Myers and junior Misha Jakes are tutoring LaRue County students each Wednesday from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the church.
But be very careful to keep the commandments and the law that Moses, the servant of the Lord gave you: to love the Lord your God; to walk in all his ways; to obey his commands; to hold fast to him; and to serve him with all your heart and all your soul. Joshua 22:5
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"This is going to change just a little bit" says, the client. Yet, here the 'change' would imply hurt as Ogden Nash would say it.
Change is good. Our work is to bring change and acceptance as designers. And no, we don't have horns! However, once a concept is complete in context of the communication crafted; drafted is a fresh creative that speaks — and there — comes a new cue of ideas to be communicated, unrealized before — a kind request to add to the current concept and cause confusion for the customers, because company's cacophony is further than the customer's curiosity in knowing the brand. Down you go, engaging ideas.
In spite of the eighteen C's that occur above for alliteration, iterations are anyway bound to come. The fight is between the concept surviving the change. So let's take it in stride, smile for each change — charge for it may be — the circle of change is surely infinite :)
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AMES, Iowa — When it comes to science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), Iowa's inquiring young minds need to know — so they're ready for future education and careers. But the first step is getting them to want to know about STEM. Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is helping young Iowans take that first step.
From building robots to experimenting with electricity and extracting DNA from bananas, kids and teens explore hands-on, scientific inquiry through 4-H clubs and out-of-school experiences from ISU Extension and Outreach.
"Inquiry is about young people developing their own understanding through interaction. But the process also feeds key elements of youth's needs," said Jay Staker, director of Extension Science, Engineering and Technology (E-SET) youth initiative, part of ISU Extension and Outreach 4-H Youth Development.
Inquiry really meets the needs of young learners, because youth learn best when they can "do," Staker said. It's experiential education. In 4-H, youth work in teams, with mentoring from caring adults, to build mutual understanding. They test ideas and build their explanations of what is going on in the science experience. They have control of their own learning in a safe environment, where they can grow in confidence as they realize the power of their own mind and voice, Staker added.
ISU Extension and Outreach connects youth to STEM activities in several ways, including
Because ISU Extension and Outreach 4-H Youth Development takes an inquiry approach to STEM, the youth often choose the questions they wish to explore, Staker explained. Extension educators and adult 4-H volunteers provide a safe environment, encouragement, support and background information to help young people design more effective investigations, but "the youth's curiosity is driving the activity, and the youth's wonder about the world is being honored and encouraged."
In February, 28 ISU Extension and Outreach staff members participated in the North Central Region 4-H Science Academy both to improve their ability to engage youth in STEM activities and train the adult volunteers who work with youth in the Iowa 4-H program.
Joni Bruvold, Winneshiek County 4-H youth coordinator, participated in the academy because she needs adult volunteers to help establish some county 4-H clubs based on science outdoor adventures and STEM.
"A lot of people hear the word science and run away," Bruvold said, but she's helping her adult volunteers understand that it's not just beakers and test tubes. Science is in everyday life.
"We are getting youth prepared for the future. We're getting them excited about careers, connecting them to campus," Bruvold said. "We really need to ignite that spark in science."
"By engaging youth in 4-H STEM activities, we can expand our programming reach to include not only an urban/suburban audience, but also the untapped youth interests in rural communities," said Cindy Watson Pottebaum, an ISU Extension STEM educator in Dallas County. "Besides, 4-H STEM programs are just fun for everyone! It's a great way to grab youth attention to then nurture leadership, citizenship and healthy living with 4-H programming."
She continued, "Really, if you think about it, everything has to do with some aspect of science, technology, engineering or math. As we help youth become engaged community leaders, 4-H STEM activities provide hands-on opportunities for youth to explore their world and gain confidence and independence. In the future, our students will need to be comfortable with math and science to come up with solutions to tomorrow's problems to help make the world a better place."
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Photo caption: NERDz (Navigators of Extreme Robot Devices), a 4-H robotics club from LeMars in Plymouth County, competed in the state FIRST LEGO League (FLL) competition. NERDz also has been named a semi-finalist in the FLL Global Innovation competition for the team's idea for developing an aqueous ozone sprayer for hog holding pens.


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The Royal Dublin Society (RDS) was founded on 25 June 1731 to "to promote and develop agriculture, arts, industry, and science in Ireland". The RDS is synonymous with its main premises in Ballsbridge, Dublin. These premises are used regularly for exhibitions, concerts and sporting events.
The society was originally founded by members of the Dublin Philosophical Society, chiefly Thomas Prior and Samuel Madden, as the 'Dublin Society for improving Husbandry, Manufactures and other Useful Arts'.
The society acquired its current premises at Ballsbridge in 1879, and has since increased from the original fifteen to forty acres (60,000 to 160,000m²). The premises consist of a number of exhibitions halls (at the "RDS main hall"), a stadium (the "RDS arena"), meeting rooms, bars, restaurants, and a multi purpose venue named "RDS Simmonscourt Pavilion".
The RDS main hall is a major centre for exhibitions, concerts and other cultural events in Dublin. It hosts for example the Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition each January.The Simmonscourt Pavilion has a capacity of approximately 7,000, and hosted two Eurovision Song Contests, in 1981 and in 1988. Simmonscourt is where the show jumping horses are stabled during Dublin Horse Show week.
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Life has been pretty exciting for me. On Saturday, a strange lady came to see me and my brother. She seemed very nice. Next thing I knew, I was being put in a black carrier lined with blankies, and I was going for a (long) ride! Brave kitty that I am, I didn't cry, I just watched the sky go by, played with the contents of my carrier and napped. Every once in a while the lady (my new Mommy!) would put her hand in the carrier to pet me. The whole time, this nice music played by some lady named Enya. It was very relaxing.
Since then, I have been living a life of luxury. No more cage, I have something Mommy calls the "master bedroom suite" to play in. I have tons of toys, different beds to sleep on, and the first few nights, Mommy slept on the floor with me since I didn't know how to get on and off the bed. I like sleeping with Mommy...she's so TOASTY and WARM.
Yesterday, I learned how to climb on and off the bed using something called "pet stairs". Once I got the hang of it, it was so fun! While my new Daddy was trying to fall asleep, I kept running up the stairs, then I'd pounce on his head and quickly run back down the stairs. I did it over and over and over. Daddy tried to tell me "No" (what is this word?) but he was laughing so I think it means "keep going".
My Mommy lets me out of my room to explore sometimes. When I do, I see my two new big brothers. Their names are Sam (they also call him Monkey Boy) and Ben. They are SOOOOO BIG, but they see me coming and run away.....I am SO FIERCE and they can see this. Ben is starting to like me, I think. He watches me and sniffs places I've been. When I get too close he growls at me (sounds so scary!), but it's all he does. Mommy says he' being a big "faker". I don't know what that is, but Ben keeps coming to see me, and I have touched his tail twice! Mommy says he likes me but doesn't want to admit it.
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HEALTHY COOKING SERIES – 4 Weeks - Sundays, 8/4-8/25/13 -10am-12:30pm
Chef Eric's Culinary Classroom - Culinary School - Westside - LA - Since 2003
Sunday, August 4, 2013 at 10:00 AM - Sunday, August 25, 2013 at 12:30 PM (PDT)
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HEALTHY COOKING SERIES – 4 Weeks - $350
Sunday, 8/4/13-8/25/13 10:00am-12:30pm
Emphasis is placed on whole grains and the use of Healthy Cooking Oils
- Meets once weekly – 2 ½ hours - 4 weeks
- Preparation is key as steps are done in advance to save time
- Knife Skills Instruction and Practice
Everyone has been told to eat Healthier at some point in their lives. Chef Eric has spent years working on Healthier Recipes that are tasty and use unique ingredients for extra FLAVOR! Come join us for this exciting Series that will have you loving to cook and eat Healthier AT HOME!
Class #1 - Dry Heat Cooking and Sauces; Roasting/Grilling -Students learn Grilling and Roasting of Meats and Fish. Procuring, storing, marinating and serving are also covered.
- Herb-Coated Pan-Roasted Chicken with Champagne Swiss Chard and Scallion-Cilantro Barley Pilaf
- Whole Roasted Fish, Bombay Style with Stir-Fried Cauliflower with Green Peas and Ginger
- Roasted Tomatoes with Garlic and Basil Oil
- Oaxacan-Style Grilled Chicken Breasts with Rice Pilaf with Pico De Gallo
- Roasted Corn with Jalapenos, Garlic, Lime and Cilantro
Class #2 - Vegetables, Whole Grains and Vegetable Entrees - Here students will focus solely on vegetables and grains and how to prepare satisfying meals from them.
- Grilled Portobello Mushrooms stuffed with Black Beans, Tomatoes, Roasted Corn and Chilies
- Wheat Crepes with Wild Mushrooms and Chile Cream Sauce
- Roasted Eggplant with Beluga Lentils, Garlic, Ginger, Curry Leaves, and Turmeric Root
- Home Made Whole Wheat Fettuccine with Roasted Corn, Chiles and Cilantro
Class #3 - Moist Heat Techniques and Combinations; Steaming, Poaching, Braising, Stewing - The benefits of poaching and steaming are practiced. Stews and other braised dishes are also covered in this session.
- Tagine of Fish with Preserved Lemons, Olives and Chermoula
- Quinoa Pilaf
- Citrus-Braised Flank Steak with Vegetables
- Wheat Polenta
- Hot and Spicy Vegetables with Ginger, Garlic, Chili Sauce and Sesame Oil
- Stir-Fried Barley Pilaf with Red Bell Pepper, Shallot, Carrot, Celery, and Olive Oil
Class #4 - Frying Techniques; Stir Frying, Deep Frying, Pan-Frying - In this session, students will prepare recipes using a Wok. Practical application of Healthy Fried Foods and Oils will also be taught.
- Thai-Style Stir-Fried Chicken with Basil and Chiles
- Sugar Snap Peas with Mixed Wild Mushrooms
- Brown Rice Pilaf with Oyster Mushrooms
- Whole Fish - Deep Fried (Trout, Rock Cod or Catfish) with Ginger, Sake, Soy Sauce and Lemon Juice
- Roasted Asparagus with Lime Ponzu Sauce
- Phyllo Dough Spring Rolls with Mushrooms and Chile-Peanut Coconut Sauce
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2366 Pelham Ave
Los Angeles,
Sunday, August 4, 2013 at 10:00 AM - Sunday, August 25, 2013 at 12:30 PM (PDT)
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Brad Solomon Update
By Phil Doherty
Photo: Sam Cohen
Undefeated WBA #1-ranked International welterweight champion Brad "King" Solomon (16-0, 7 KOs) stepped up his sparring at the Heavyweight Factory gym yesterday with six tough rounds against Kronk gym light middleweight Domonique Dolton (10-0, 6 KOs).
Solomon's performance earned praise from both Dolton and Hall of Fame Kronk trainer Emmanuel Steward, who commented: "I'm really impressed with Brad's speed and moves in there. It was like watching Leonard and Hearns." Dolton added: "Yeah, he's pretty fast. It's good for me to get in with guys like that for the different styles."
Solomon and head trainer John David Jackson expect to step up the pace leading into the upcoming March 18th bout at the Seminole Hard Rock Live to be broadcast on ESPN Friday Night Fights. Solomon confirmed: "The next 2 to 3 weeks we're going hard, working my body into condition. I'm feeling it right now."
Solomon also added his reaction to finally claiming the top formerly "not-rated" WBA contender spot, stating: "I'm kind of excited about getting the #1 ranking. I've wanted to get some big shots, get some more opportunities in the sport."
The Heavyweight Factory gym could be considered south Detroit by the number of Kronk fighters currently training there in preparation for upcoming bouts. The Kronk fighters maintain a true sense of family with each other and their trainer as they go to work together and live together during camp.
Current Kronk fighters training daily include Dolton, heavyweight Johnathon Banks (25-1-1, 17 KOs) and Irish middleweight Andy Lee (24-1, 18 KOs).
Steward's superstar pupil, WBA super-welterweight champion Miguel Cotto (35-2, 28 KOs) extended the sense of family as he was joined in the gym by his wife, Melissa and their 3 children: sons Miguel Jr. and Luis as well as daughter Alondra. Cotto performed his workout with a burning quiet intensity in preparation for his March 12th Las Vegas showdown against Ricardo "El Matador" Mayorga (29-7-1, 23 KOs).
Cotto didn't respond to the almost daily trash-talking coming from Mayorga; who trains a few hundred miles north in Ocala FL. However, the Puerto Rican Cotto may have some choice words in Spanish and English for the Nicaraguan during the upcoming open media day at the gym on Tuesday, February 22nd beginning at noon.