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Continuing promotional rounds for his latest production, Tom Cruise was on hand at the "Jack Reacher" fan screening in Busan, South Korea on Thursday (January 10).
The 50-year-old actor and his co-star Rosamund Pike were both honored with honorary citizen plaques from the Busan City mayor before the exciting show began.
Heading to Asia to promote his movie "Jack Reacher," Tom Cruise flew into Incheon International Airport in South Korea on Wednesday (January 9).
The "Mission Impossible" star greeted his excited fans in a long-sleeved navy shirt, black jeans, and brown shoes.
Showing some love to his Japanese fans, Tom Cruise showed up at the Tokyo premiere of his new film "Jack Reacher" earlier today (January 9).
Joined by costar Rosamund Pike and director Christopher McQuarrie, the "Minority Report" stud garnered quite the warm welcome from the crowd that gathered at the Tokyo International Forum.
Fending off two worthy opponents, "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" is once again captured the top spot at the box office for the weekend of December 28-30, 2012.
The tale of Bilbo Baggins raked in an impressive weekend take of $31.5 million for its third week in theaters.
At the world premiere of his action flick, "Jack Reacher," in London, Tom Cruise spoke with Entertainment Tonight about his character and those crazy car stunts.
About the Lee Childs'-created hero, the 50-year-old actor gushes, "He's just a very unique character. He's got dignity, he's got his own moral code. He's not dealing with the constraints of normal society, yet he is very moral and he is flawed and he's interesting. He's got great wit."
Breaking the advance ticket sales record for a Christmas Day release, "Les Miserables" leapt atop the specialty holiday box office on Tuesday, December 25, 2012.
Showing some staying-power, "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" is once again on track to take the top spot at the box office for the weekend of December 21-23, 2012.
The Peter Jackson-directed tale of Bilbo Baggins earned a Friday total of $10.5 million, and enjoyed a $36.7 million weekend.
Focusing on Tom Cruise's impressive stunt driving, a new featurette for the upcoming action flick "Jack Reacher" was released by Paramount Pictures.
Based on Lee Child's best-selling novel "One Shot," the film tells the story of a homicide investigator who digs deeper into a case involving a trained military sniper who shot five random victims.


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Man Dies as Airport Security Doors Keep EMTs Away
(NEWSER) – Emergency responders trying to get to a man inside Kennedy Airport's Delta terminal were twice thwarted at the security doors, and the New Jersey man ended up dying after a heart attack Saturday. Gunseye Adekunle, 50, was waiting to board a flight to Nigeria when he collapsed inside the newly renovated terminal, the New York Post reports. A Port Authority ambulance responded, but the officer's security card wouldn't get them through the secure doors, and they were delayed two minutes before using another route to get inside.
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We're not just talking about Kate. While the Duchess' McQueen wedding dress inspired a number of designs, and the sleeve trend (see our trend report on sleeves), her sister Pippa's cowl neck dress with capped sleeves also inspired designers.
For a bride saying "I do" in a house of worship that requires a more modest gown, as Westminster Abbey did for Kate. She'll need to choose a dress that doesn't show a lot of cleavage, or none at all, and she may need to wear sleeves or a cover-up (see our trend report on cover-up options).
With the reception dress now a must-have option for many brides, wearing a more conservative style for the ceremony and a sexier party dress for the reception allows a bride to have both looks on her big day.
So what makes a wedding dress royal wedding or Middleton inspired? Long lace sleeves, a V-neckline with a lace overlay, a cowl neckline and a lace or lace-like trim peeping out from the neckline. And speaking of the royal wedding, Kate and Wills dressed their attendants, all children, in designs by Nicki Macfarlane, who just launched in the US. Click here to find a retailer of her stunning dresses for flower girls and adorable suits for ring bearers.
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Go team go! My obsession with the Olympics has not diminished this week, it's grown. I knew there had to be some style to such amazing events, and I found it. Who said uniforms were blah? Not I. Maybe Ralph Lauren's Opening Ceremony ones were, but how do you feel about the American male swimmers' red, white, and sexy all over swimsuits? Click on for sportif style and the aforementioned swimsuits . . .


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I havent been able to get out in a long time so I have misplaced my boot and with how frequent we get waves here, it completely befuddles me as to how I lost one....... Me and my buddys usually head up to my place in OCMD, when its not to bad will try and go without a hood if its clean enough sometimes, I hate those dam things.
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I sewed myself right to the quilt. My husband had to come unpick me (after taking a photo…a true bloggers husband) because I couldn't unpick myself with my left hand.
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But conservative congressional candidate Allen Quist from Minnesota somehow screwed up the playbook.
The most celebrated and controversial member of the new veteran class, Allen West is a Tea Party superstar.
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Mr. Allen leaped the fence at a bound, and ran down the bank.
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Louise returned soon with Allen Harrison from the forward car.
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Tickets for Saturday's National Lacrosse League championship game are "just about sold out," an official at the Langley Events Centre said Wednesday.
Jared Harman, the facility's director of business development, said there's no doubt the game between the Rochester Knighthawks and the Washington Stealth will be played before a standing-room-only crowd. The Langley Sports Centre seats 5,200 and is home to the Langley Thunder of the Western Lacrosse Association.
The Stealth earned the right to host the championship by virtue of their 9-7 regular-season record — Rochester was 8-8 — but had to move the game to Langley, British Columbia, because of a scheduling conflict at Comcast Arena in Everett.
Stealth officials wanted to play the game at KeyArena in Seattle, Showare Center in Kent or the Tacoma Dome, but those three facilities were either booked or unable to accommodate lacrosse.
"After those other venues kind of became a non-starter, our next obvious choice was Langley because the NLL had played there and they had done such a great job with the NLL exhibition games in the past," Stealth president David Takata said.
Langley is located about 80 miles north of Everett.
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August 29, 2007 - With the launch of the 2008 LS 600h L, the continued evolution of the Lexus Hybrid Drive system has achieved an unparalleled combination of acceleration performance and superior quietness. Featuring the world's first full hybrid V8 powertrain and full-time all-wheel drive (AWD), this latest Lexus Hybrid Drive was created to smoothly transmit its exceptional torque with instantaneous power and minimal noise, vibration and harshness (NVH).
Lexus' ongoing commitment to hybrid technology has its roots in an expanding hybrid lineup. The first Lexus Hybrid Drive system arrived in April 2005 with the launch of the RX 400h, the world's first gas-electric hybrid-powered luxury utility vehicle. It commenced with an electric four-wheel-drive system, and later added a front-wheel-drive hybrid powertrain, with a 3.3-liter V6 engine and two high-capacity motor-generators (MG1 and MG2).
The RX 400h AWD also included a rear motor-generator (MGR) that drives the rear wheels when traction demands, such as during acceleration or tire slip. The RX's hybrid drive features an Electronically controlled Continuously Variable Transmission (ECVT) with a reduction device, providing smooth yet powerful acceleration on par with 4.0-liter V8 gas engines. It comes with fuel-efficiency ratings comparable to compact sedans while attaining Super Ultra Low Emission Vehicle (SULEV) certification, producing nearly 70-percent fewer smog-forming emissions than the average new car.
In April 2006, the GS 450h debuted as the world's first hybrid-powered performance luxury sport sedan. With an innovative new longitudinal hybrid transmission and V6 engine, the GS 450h offers 4.5-liter V8-like performance, fuel efficiency ratings nearly 30 percent better than some V8 models, and carries a SULEV certification.
In the GS 450h, the Lexus Hybrid Drive powertrain evolved to combine a new 3.5-liter V6 engine with a compact, permanent magnet electric motor within the transmission, all driving the rear wheels. The hybrid powertrain collectively produces 340 horsepower and effortlessly accelerates the GS 450h from zero-to-60 mph in just 5.2 seconds. Just as impressive is how quickly and powerfully torque is delivered during mid-range acceleration. The hybrid system's electric-drive motor delivers maximum torque immediately upon demand, a unique power-delivery characteristic most noticeable and most useful during 30-to-50 mph passing and in traffic-merging maneuvers.
Power from the gas engine and electric drive motor (MG2) is distributed to the rear drive wheels via a planetary gear-type Electronically controlled Continuously Variable Transmission (ECVT). This unique transmission, which eliminates specific gear ratios, features a dual-range torque-multiplication device that allows drivers to select from among three driving modes: power, normal and snow.
The arrival of the LS 600h L brings with it 10 years of hybrid technological progression dating back to the launch of the first Prius in Japan. This new luxury hybrid sedan has the world's most advanced gas-electric hybrid system and is one of the most highly developed automobiles to date. Through an all-new V8 engine, high-output electric motors and a newly designed, large-capacity battery pack, this latest Lexus Hybrid Drive system brings with it superior acceleration, quietness, fuel efficiency and emissions.
The LS hybrid's iteration of Lexus Hybrid Drive carries with it some impressive new feats. The coupling of the LS 600h L's potent all-new V8 to a high-output electric motor and dual-range motor speed-reduction device that utilizes the overall power at a wide range of speeds and AWD, achieves acceleration performance on par with V12 engines. The combined gas engine and kW capacity of the hybrid-battery output produces a total of 438 overall system horsepower. Fuel efficiency ratings for the LS hybrid are on par with many AWD 3.0-liter V6 luxury sedan engines and is certified with an SULEV emissions rating while the luxury sedan renders a tranquility that is apparent whether at idle or high speeds.
The LS hybrid's 389-horsepower, 5.0-liter V8 engine (2UR) was part of a unique development process new to Lexus with performance, fuel efficiency and emissions targets establishing the displacement. The V8 is a part of the UR engine family, along with the LS 460's 4.6-liter V8 (1UR), and has a 6.5-mm stroke increase. During its development, emphasis was placed on reducing NVH and weight, while still increasing power.
In order to achieve its performance goals, the new V8, in comparison to the 1UR, required changes to the pistons, crankshaft, connecting rods, damper pulley, VVT-iE, exhaust manifold, oil pan and mounting bracket areas. For example, the crankshaft was made of forged steel and polished to a mirror finish with oil-hole smoothing in order to reduce friction and improve quietness.
An innovative Variable Valve Timing with intelligence and Electronically controlled intake cam system (VVT-iE), with an electric-motor-controlled intake cam, improves engine output and start-up performance, increases power output, improves fuel efficiency and reduces emissions. The VVT-iE delays the intake valve timing to lower compression, which reduces engine vibration to create an extremely quiet and smooth engine restart when the vehicle is at rest or being powered by the electric motor-generator.
NVH was also minimized by placing sound-isolating material around the head cover, using a dual-mass-type pulley with a torsion and bending damper, and by utilizing a dynamic damper-engine mount.
The 5.0-liter V8 features a hollow camshaft with forged lobes for higher strength and lighter weight to improve power and fuel efficiency. Camshafts, piston pins and the crankshaft are polished to a mirror finish to reduce friction areas and power loss. In addition, a unique cylinder honing was performed at a 30-degree crosshatching for reduced friction and mechanical loss. An electric relief valve on the fuel-delivery line better regulates fuel pressure to assist in delivering lower emissions and better fuel efficiency, while a dual-pipe air intake allows for a lower-profile hood design and reduces high- and low-frequency noise.
A new Hydrocarbon Adsorber and Catalyst (HCAC) system acts as a storage system in the exhaust system for hydrocarbons produced immediately following a cold start. HCAC adsorbs hydrocarbons during and following cold starts and holds them until the engine and catalytic converter reach operating temperature, contributing to fewer emissions and better fuel efficiency.
The LS 600h L's Lexus Hybrid Drive system contains the world's first all-wheel-drive Electronically controlled Continuously Variable Transmission (ECVT). It is an evolution of the world's first longitudinal hybrid transmission on the GS 450h and consists of two planetary gear sets with a dual-range reduction device that controls high and low ranges for optimum torque output.
The LS' hybrid powertrain includes two motor generators, MG1 and MG2, which are water-cooled and have a maximum system output of 650V DC. Like the GS 450h, MG1 starts the gas engine when needed and acts as a generator to recharge the hybrid battery. MG2 features a three-magnet structure, as opposed to the two-magnet layout of the GS 450h's MG2, which optimizes the magnet position and enables a smoothing out of the changes in magnetic force during rotation to help suppress vibration and reduce associated noise.
The LS 600h L's MG2 turns the transfer-input shaft connected to the Torsen® center-differential transfer case where the power is split between the front and rear wheels. When acting as a generator, it converts kinetic energy to electricity to recharge the hybrid battery when coasting or braking. MG2 has a maximum output of 165 kW (221 hp) as compared to the GS 450h's 147 kW (197 hp).
To reduce NVH as much as possible, the transmission's gear teeth and areas where the gears engage were finished in the micron range, with the teeth being polished as well. Gear noise is also minimized by controlling the drive gears' rotation speed at the transition moment. An acoustic analysis of the hybrid transmission was conducted and as a result, unique acoustic covers were created in targeted areas to shield the passenger compartment from as much NVH as possible.
The LS 600h L's hybrid drive creates full-time mechanical all-wheel drive via a new compact Torsen® limited slip differential (LSD) that is integrated with the rear-output shaft. It operates when a wheel-speed difference occurs between the front and rear wheels to optimally distribute the motive force from the hybrid ECVT. This gives the LS 600h L excellent traction during acceleration, at high speeds and when cornering. It has a 40/60 power split during normal driving conditions and is capable of a near 30/70 power split.
As demanded by this ultra quiet hybrid luxury sedan, further NVH reduction was engineered in a number of areas. In addition to smoothing the gear teeth, the integration of the Torsen® LSD provides rigidity and reduced noise creation. Overall, the LS 600h L's all-wheel-drive system is lighter, more compact, and quieter than the GS 350 AWD and the competition while providing superior capabilities. It has a 30-percent reduction in size and is 11 pounds lighter as compared to the GS 350 AWD, while lending 50 percent more capacity. A gear-driven LSD, as opposed to the chain-driven GS 350 AWD, reduces weight and NVH.
The LS 600h L's AWD system is smaller and more compact than the Mercedes-Benz 4matic and the Audi Quattro. While gear-teeth smoothing helps make it quieter than the Mercedes-Benz 4matic system, the Torsen® LSD displays advanced traction and corner-tracing capabilities versus both the Mercedes-Benz 4matic and the Audi Quattro.
This new Lexus Hybrid Drive system provides three modes: hybrid for everyday driving, power for improved acceleration and response, and snow for enhanced control on slippery surfaces. An eight-speed sequential engine braking system allows greater control on downhill grades.
The LS 600h L features a new 240-cell, 288V, nickel-metal hydride (Ni-MH) hybrid battery. The package includes two DC/DC converters for the auxiliary equipment and Electric Power Steering battery, and for the optional Active Stabilizer Power Suspension System battery. The converters are built on the side of the hybrid battery for a more compact layout. While the surrounding cabin air cooled the hybrid battery on previously models, for the first time the hybrid battery can also be cooled via the rear air conditioning unit, with a dedicated fan circulating cool air. Speed sensors enable the fan to slow or stop as the LS 600h L slows down, helping to ensure maximum cabin quietness.
A new smaller and lighter inverter, which converts the current from AC to DC and back depending on whether the vehicle is accelerating or in a braking/recharge mode, has been made more efficient with lower NVH. By utilizing the same dedicated cooling system as MG1 and MG2, the inverter's output has increased by 13 percent. Its structure has also been reinforced to minimize the noise and vibration normally created by high-frequency vibrations associated with inverters or transformers.
A new Electric Vehicle (EV) mode has been created for the LS 600h L. The EV mode, which can be engaged under certain conditions via a dedicated button, will keep the vehicle in electric-only mode at speeds below 25 mph for up to six-tenths of a mile. This will help emissions and efficiency in low-speed circumstances, such as when driving in residential areas or in parking garages.
The LS 600h L also has a new power meter located on the IP displaying total system output in three ranges: Power, Eco and Charge. The Power reading will indicate acceleration, the Charge reading will register during regenerative braking or charging, and the Eco reading will indicate an efficient normal cruising rate. In addition to the new power meter, for the first time the Lexus Hybrid Drive provides a dedicated tachometer for the gas engine's rpm output.
The LS 600h L's newest evolution of the Lexus Hybrid Drive system achieves a new level of innovation and sophistication not found in its competitors. It is a seemingly contradictory combination of engine performance, fuel efficiency and clean emissions not often found on the road today.
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Friday, February 5 2010 - In the Media
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Question will appear at town meetings
A group of local politicians, business owners and other residents has banded together in calling for a new investigation into the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center.
The group is asking voters in towns throughout New Hampshire to petition to insert articles on town meeting ballots that would instruct the state's congressional delegation to pursue a fresh inquiry into the attacks.
So far, the warrant article, dubbed Vote for Answers N.H., will appear on ballots in Exeter, Nelson, Peterborough, Rindge and Swanzey, according to Gerhard Bedding of Keene, a spokesman for the initiative.
Supporters of the initiative must gather the signatures of 25 petitioners or from 2 percent of their town's registered voters, whichever number is less, to place the article on the ballot.
Petitions are also being passed around in Chesterfield, Dublin, Hanover, Harrisville, Hollis, Richmond and Stoddard, according to Bedding.
Local supporters of the initiative include former Keene Mayor Michael E.J. Blastos, state Reps. Peter H. Allen, D-Harrisville, Charles F. Weed, D-Keene, Barbara Hull Richardson, D-Richmond, and former state representatives Peter Espiefs, Betty Hall and Paul Harrington.
Other supporters include John Wyndham, a Peterborough resident who holds a Ph.D. in physics; Ed Trombly, the owner of U-Save Auto Rental in Keene; Peter Wells, a retired architect who lives in Peterborough; and Robin Eno, a fire protection technician in Swanzey.
Blastos likens the final report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, also known as The 9/11 Commission Report, to the Warren Commission Report on the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
"In my life span so far, there's been two investigations or commission reports that have totally mesmerized me by the lack of investigation and cover-ups," he said. "I'm hoping that if enough people speak with one voice, we can come up with an explanation as to what actually happened on 9/11."
Blastos has participated in several 9/11 "truth" public events, often introducing speakers who questioned the official explanation of the attacks -- that two hijacked airliners smashing into the Twin Towers resulted in the collapse of both buildings along with other nearby structures.
Like many others who are calling for a new investigation, Blastos believes explosives brought the towers down.
"It was a beautifully controlled demolition," he said. "I don't know who is to blame, whether Americans did it with money from al-Qaida or what, but obviously it was wired. In that, I feel I'm correct."
Allen, a forest ecologist, said he's always doubted the official explanation.
"When I first saw the picture of the tower collapsing, I thought, 'This looks like demolition.' And when I saw a replay of the plane crash, I didn't change my mind," he said. "It's not a stupid observation. I've seen demolitions. We want to pursue this to see if there were some shenanigans."
Weed, a professor of international politics and political ideology at Keene State College, said he didn't want to speculate about what happened on Sept. 11. He said he just wants an "unbiased investigation" into the attacks.
"I think the official story just doesn't hold up," he said. "There are too many scientists and people who have found and documented inconsistencies and outright non-answers into the questions that have been raised."
Phillip Bantz can be reached at 352-1234, extension 1409, or pbantz [at] keenesentinel {dot} com.
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UF receiver Chris Thompson making move
Published: Wednesday, April 9, 2014 at 2:29 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 9, 2014 at 2:29 p.m.
You couldn't miss Chris Thompson on the field last year for the Florida football team.
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It just wasn't with the offense.
The freshman receiver from Gainesville High School made his mark on special teams, flying down the sidelines on kickoff coverage and shooting off the edge on the punt block unit.
The UF coaches presented him with the Most Valuable Special Teams Scout Team Award following the season.
"Some people who come in don't think about the special teams as much, but that's really what got me traveling (to away games)," Thompson said. "It's a big part of the team."
There are no plane rides for him this time of year, but he's really going places with the Gators now.
After making just two receptions in 2013, Thompson has been one of Florida's most consistent and explosive receivers in spring practice. He's also developed the catching ability and sure hands he didn't have in high school.
The new offensive system under coordinator Kurt Roper is helping him as well.
"I feel like it's more my style," Thompson said. "There's a lot of open-space plays."
That's good news for a guy who has recorded a 4.37 in the 40-yard dash, and Thompson has taken well to Roper's coaching.
"Coach Roper is a good guy," he said. "He's teaching us a lot. He's bringing a lot to the offense by using our speed and being able to spread the ball around."
Most of Thompson's highlights this spring have come down the field on deep balls, and Roper expects him and two other UF receivers to be vertical threats in the passing game.
"You hopefully have more than one in that position to make the plays," Roper said. "You'd like to have them on both sides. You have to be able to threaten all areas of the field.
"I think we got some speed. We'll take some shots. You watch Quinton Dunbar, he can run. Chris Thompson can run. Demarcus Robinson can run. All those guys have some speed."
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History Center at USC kicks off spring lecture series
The end of wars and their aftermath is the theme of a lecture series sponsored by the University of South Carolina's History Center.
Titled "Wars' Ends/Aftermaths," the series gets under way Wednesday, Jan. 19, with a lecture by Dr. Dan Reiter, chairman of the department of political science at Emory University, at 7 p.m. in Gambrell Hall, Room 250.
All six events in the series, which runs through April 15, are free and open to the public.
"Our broad theme of 'Wars' Ends/Aftermaths' for the series has historical and contemporary relevance," said Dr. Lawrence Glickman, director of the History Center and chairman of USC's history department.
With the United States engaged in two long wars, the questions of when and how the wars will end are on the minds of many Americans. Glickman said studying the outcomes of past wars can provide an important understanding of the process and impact of ending modern wars.
"Wars have been a catalyst for various kinds of social change -- from the abolition of slavery after the Civil War, to Women's suffrage after World War I, to the Civil Rights movement after World War II," Glickman said. "Although we often look back and say that outcomes of wars were inevitable. A lot of times, immediately after the war, a period of uncertainty reigned.
"For example, Americans in late 1945/1946 were by no means certain that they were entering the Age of Affluence. Rather, they were concerned about high prices, the housing shortage and the reintegration of soldiers after many years of disruption," he said.
The second talk is set for Thursday, Jan. 27. Dr. Alan Allport of Princeton University and Dr. Lori Watt of Washington University will discuss what happens to soldiers returning from war. Allport will address British soldiers returning from the winning side of WWII, while Watt will examine Japanese soldiers who returned in defeat.
Remaining topics in the series include a comparison of the public memory of the Civil War and World War II, then and now; a global view of the aftermath of WWII and failures of leadership in the post-war period; a look at the aftermath of the French war in Algeria and the cost of France's long-term efforts to hold on to its colony; and war crimes and war crimes tribunals and trials.
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PHILADELPHIA - Forget for a moment the score from today's de facto Ivy League championship field hockey game between Penn and Princeton (especially since it was a 5-1 victory for the Tigers).
Saturday was a special day for the University of Pennsylvania field hockey program.
You had the pregame ceremony, starting at a tent set just off the new Ellen Vagelos C'90 Field. Following that, there was the on-fielddedication ofthe new facility that includedand recognized literally dozens of former players and coaches who have been a part of the Quaker program dating back to the 1970s.
Considering the date, you could not have asked for better weather -- sunny, withan October-ish autumn chill in the air. The crowd? Oh, the crowd. More than 600 people filled the stands and stood along the fence on the East sideline. They even had to move people away from behind one of the goals.
And when Penn sophomore Elizabeth Hitti scored, tying the game at 1-1? The roar was something to remember for these young women.
Ultimately, Princeton (13-4, 7-0 Ivy League) showed whyit isthe defending national champions, ranked ninth nationally, and winners of the last nine Ivy League titles. The Tigers were fast and athletic, and they used that to their advantage with a high-pressure defense all over the field. Bottom line: they've played in games where the stakes were high. For Penn? Whole new experience. You learn from this and improve from it.
Penn's season ends at 13-4, one win shy of the program record, and the Quakers end 5-2 in Ivy League play which is good for second place in the league. The game was also the last for seniors Amelia Cohen, Katie Harrington, Sunny Stirewalt and Julie Tahan. To say they've come a long way would be an understatement. You think they envisioned a day like Saturday after their freshman (3-14, 1-6 Ivy) or sophomore (4-13, 2-5 Ivy) seasons?
Princeton's first goal came just 2:08 into the contest. Off the Tigers' first short corner of the game, their initial shot was saved by Carly Sokach but Cat Caro was there to pounce on the rebound.
As mentioned before, Penn tied it on its own first corner of the day, Hitti driving home a rebound after Julie Tahan's shot was blocked.
Princeton gained control of this contest with a pair of goals less than two minutes apart at the midway point of the opening period. The first came from Michelle Cesan and was a thing of beauty – she took a pass near midfield, ran into open space until she got into the circle, then fired a backhanded shot that beat Sokach past her right. Shortly after that, the Tigers converted another corner, Amanda Bird rifling a shot from the top of the circle inside the left post.
In the second half, Allison Evans took advantage of a man-up situation to pot one from in front with less than 13 minutes left. Cesan ended the scoring with just 1:37 left.
Despite the score, Sokach had another solid day for the Quakers; she made 14 saves, her seventh time reaching double digits in that category this season. At the other end, Princeton keeper Anya Gersoff was called on to make four stops.
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9:30 AM to 10:00 AM Registration
10:00 AM to 10:15 AM TechDream Introduction
10:15 AM to 11:00 AM "ESD Simulator Verification – Techniques and Current Requirements"
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM "Suppressing EMI and Mitigating ESD at Early Design Stage"
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2. "Suppressing EMI and Mitigating ESD at Early Design Stage"
Abstract: The key to successful PCB design is tackling EMI and ESD problems at early design stage. This presentation will cover how EMIStream, a tool developed by NEC, can help you detect EMI and ESD causing factors. The presentation will include a demonstration of the tool.
Presenter: Yoshi Fukawa, TechDream (President and Founder)
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Presenter: Yoshiaki "Jackie" Maruyama, NEC Informatec Systems, Ltd. (Application Engineer)
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3. "Avoiding PCB level ESD - Tips on ESD Free Design"
Abstract: Doug will cover ESD design issues for circuit boards and how to avoid problems. Data will be presented to illustrate design approaches. Videos will also be used to show experiments and data to support suggested design approaches. Case histories and war stories will be included. This will be a high energy, high intensity talk!
Presenter: Doug Smith (D. C. Smith Consultants)
Bio: Mr. Doug Smith held an FCC First Class Radiotelephone license by age 16 and a General Class amateur radio license at age 12. He received a B.E.E.E. degree from Vanderbilt University in 1969 and an M.S.E.E. degree from the California Institute of Technology in 1970. In 1970, he joined AT&T Bell Laboratories as a Member of Technical Staff. He retired in 1996 as a Distinguished Member of Technical Staff. From February 1996 to April 2000 he was Manager of EMC Development and Test at Auspex Systems in Santa Clara, CA. Mr. Smith currently is an independent consultant specializing in high frequency measurements, circuit/system design and verification, switching power supply noise and specifications, EMC, and immunity to transient noise. He is a Senior Member of the IEEE and a former member of the IEEE EMC Society Board of Directors.
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WATCH: Obama: Reporters Tell Me My Proposals Are 'Great,' 'All Good Ideas'
In a speech on Wednesday, July 24, 2013, President Barack Obama revealed that he is regularly praised by reporters for advancing policy proposals that they think are "all good ideas." Speaking to an audience of supporters at Galesburg, Illinois, Obama told the audience that journalists often lament that his "great" ideas cannot pass the Republican-dominated House of Representatives.
"It's interesting, in the run-up to this speech, a lot of reporters say that, 'well, Mr. President, these are all good ideas, but some of you've said before,' Obama told the audience at Knox College. "'Some of them sound great, but you can't get those through Congress. Republicans won't agree with you.'"


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I think you need to get croppers mobile number , or atleast post his work number here. some on here will have some great fun with it
i agree, sounds like he has something to hide on the PC.
As soon as he ran over and started shouting at me I would have just started screaming that he is a paedo. "Why do you not want me looking? You got kiddy porn stashed?" REALLY fucking loud.
He sounds like a right cunt. Spread the rumour that he has illegal filth on his work PC. If kiddy stuff sounds a bit strong then gay horse porn is the way forward. Tell everyone you popped in while everyone was at lunch and he was wanking over a bloke sucking off a horse.
Also please get his number for the Sextons. They will have hours of fun with him.
I'm no gynecologist but I know a cunt when I see one.
And there are no such things as private files on a works PC. Especially not if it is in the middle of a factory floor.
When he was saying "do you understand?" The auto response for me would have been to turn it straight round. At the top of my very loud voice "I UNDERSTAND THAT YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO HIDE. WHAT ARE YOU HIDING? WHAT ARE YOU HINDING? WHAT ARE YOU HIDING?"
Then spray paint NONCE all over his car.
I'm no gynecologist but I know a cunt when I see one.
just start telling people he has been touching you up by the coffee machine ( obviously you need a coffee machine for this to sound plausible)
Paint stripper on his car. Costs fuck all from B&Q. Make sure you get it on every panel so it's not even worth him getting it fixed. That'd fuck me right off! Happened to someone at work and it looks awful.


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Amid allegations of kickbacks and an inappropriate sponsorship deal, Lone Peak coach Tony McGeary resigned this week from the football program he led to a 51-12 record and a state championship in his five years at the helm.
Late last year, roughly 20 parents described by one source as "parents of starters, bench warmers, past players, current players, future players" were involved in filing a complaint against McGeary, and requesting an investigation be conducted by the Alpine School District.
The complaint levels the following accusations:
• He required players to pay a $250 fee to attend a summer camp and tryout at the College of Eastern Utah, when the actual cost of the camp was $155 per player. The documents allege McGeary and his staff were hired as subcontractors by CEU and essentially received kickbacks $400 for most assistants and $5,735 for McGeary.
• McGeary improperly entered into a deal with an Under Armour distributor and required his players to purchase and wear the company's merchandise.
District spokeswoman Rhonda Bromley said a review was conducted as part of Alpine's standard practices, but would not discuss the findings.
McGeary met with Lone Peak principal Kenneth Koop last week and was told he would not be retained as the school's football coach, a year-to-year position, Bromley said. McGeary then announced his resignation Monday to speed up the process. In his resignation letter, McGeary denied any wrongdoing.
"I believe I have handled every aspect regarding finances for our program with the utmost integrity and character," McGeary wrote. "I am exiting this program in the black, and have been instrumental in the improvements to our facilities."
The complaint against McGeary points to various violations of district policies. The documents claim that McGeary overcrowded the camp (185 players signed up) in hopes of making more money for himself, at the expense of some of the players.
"As a consequence of Mr. McGeary's actions a culture of disposable, discardable, and expendable youth was created," the complaint states. "Players were often told and reminded that they were expendable and could be replaced at any time. The CEU camp is the root cause of many, if not most, of the player mistreatment and neglect issues described in this complaint and complained of by the parents. Many boys felt invisible and worthless due to the unmanageable numbers on the football teams. Instead of giving every player the opportunity to play and having a meaningful football experience, the massive numbers led to just the opposite experience for most boys in Mr. McGeary's program."
McGeary's supporters say the allegations are false, the result of a "witch hunt" by parents upset about player treatment or a lack of playing time.
"He's a guy of the highest integrity you can possibly find," Alpine Education Association president Mike Gowans said of McGeary. "He's there for the kids and his team and he's there for the community and the school. The allegations that have been made, we feel, are completely false."
Lone Peak quarterback Baron Gajkowski spoke highly of McGeary and said he and his teammates were "shocked" by their coach's resignation.
"We love and respect coach McGeary and we look up to him," the junior said. "We were looking forward to having a great season with him."
Gajkowski said the CEU camp was important but not mandatory. Lone Peak wide receiver and BYU signee Talon Shumway did not attend but still played for the Knights, the quarterback said. Gajkowski also said players were allowed to wear any brand of apparel they wanted on the field.
"You can look through any pictures, I'm sporting Nike cleats and my Nike socks," he said. "I don't really like Under Armour. I'm a Nike guy."
A handout to parents last spring, however, stated there was an agreement between Under Armour and Lone Peak and that the school "requires all football players to wear Under Armour cleats for the 2012 year." At that time, McGeary had entered into a deal with a distributor but was later told by Koop that he had done so improperly, according to emails included in the complaint. McGeary and the company then tore up the contract but entered into a "handshake agreement," which McGeary wrote would be "easier and less hassle."
McGeary later told parents there was no deal with Under Armour. By that point, parents said, they had already purchased cleats and other items.
McGeary will remain at Lone Peak as a physical education teacher for now. Bromley said no decision has been made regarding whether he will stay at Lone Peak or in the Alpine School District beyond this school year.
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AGTS counseling professors Dr. Angela Reid and Dr. Johan Mostert, with his wife, Andrea, led a group of 26 students and alum from AGTS to Joplin, Mo. on Memorial Day to minister to victims of the May 22 tornado that claimed the lives of over 150 people and damaged more than 8,000 buildings in the Joplin area. This was the third disaster-relief trip in a week for Dr. Reid, who lived in Joplin for four years while completing her undergraduate degree. Joplin is currently home to numerous AGTS students and alum.
The team from AGTS worked with two specific communities in Joplin. A group of 11 students met at College Heights Christian Church to serve tornado victims through outreach efforts at the church. A second team of 15 people served the community at Messenger College (MC). MC President Daniel Davis (AGTS M.Div. 2003) and wife Rhonda (AGTS M.A. 2009, MC vice president for academic affairs), along with the Pentecostal Church of God, are hosting a Red Cross-affiliated distribution center at the college gymnasium where tornado victims can receive free food, clothing, toiletries, toys and a variety of needed supplies.
(Above, left to right: Wayman Ming, AGTS D.Min. participant; Rhonda and Daniel Davis)
AGTS partnered with Joe and Teena Skiles, the National Youth Directors of the Pentecostal Church of God, as they sponsored an event at MC for Joplin children. Monday Fun Day included a free lunch for kids and families, ice cream, inflatables, face-painting, games, clowns and prizes. AGTS hosted an Art Tent staffed by counselors and counsling trainees. Escorted by an AGTS volunteer, children were invited to draw, paint, color, sculpt and build.
"AGTS affiliates are trained to recognize that play, itself, is therapeutic," said Dr. Reid. "During a crisis, kids lose the normalcy of everyday life and are constantly reminded of the disaster surrounding them. Adults in their lives are likely preoccupied with day to day survival and recovery. Thus, in these situations, play serves as a psychological respite—a mental break from the trauma—and allows them to just be kids again. And many times, it gives them a way to tell their stories."
Finally, the AGTS volunteers made themselves available to other members of the outreach crew. "Relief workers, themselves, are vulnerable to secondary trauma," Reid continued. "Many workers experienced the tornado firsthand and/or sustained significant losses. It was our goal to provide a therapeutic presence for both victims and workers as we work alongside them and allow them to tell their stories, share their experiences and offer consolation, hope and helping hands."
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Dr. Talia Harmon joined the faculty in the fall, 1999. She attended the State University of New York at Albany where she received her undergraduate degree (B.A.) as well as her graduate degrees (master's and Ph.D.).
Dr. Harmon's very timely dissertation entitled "Overturned Convictions in Capital Cases: A Comparison Between Inmates Released From Death Row Because of Doubts About Their Guilt and Those Who Were Executed." has resulted in several publications in various journals including Justice Quarterly and Criminal Justice Policy Review. Additionally, she has written articles that address issues involving racial discrimination in death penalty cases, the death qualification process and violence.
Dr. Harmon is responsible for teaching the following courses at NU: Criminal Procedural Law, Substantive Criminal Law, Principles of Justice, Capital Punishment, Statistics, and Research Thesis. Dr. Harmon was honored in 2004 by the College of Arts and Sciences by being presented the Excellence in Teaching Award. She is currently a member of the American Society of Criminology, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, and Northeastern Association of Criminal Justice Sciences. Her main research interests involve capital punishment and issues relating to innocence, death qualification, racial discrimination, and competency for execution.
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June 6 program focuses on healthy lifestyles
The University of South Carolina's Cancer Prevention & Control Program (CPCP) will open its doors Saturday, June 6, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. to celebrate healthy lifestyles.
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Pre-made...works at 9 volt, Bought it from a friend, The receiver is fine, Robot runs with great speed. But the transmitter its range is too short, Maximum range is 5 feet at plain ground,
My whole project is hanging just because of that transmitter !
The receiver is fine because when i move near to robot it moves fine with great speed
Make a 1 transistor antenna amplifier for the receiver. How to do that ?
I think the only solution to my problem is to make that 1 transistor antenna amplifier, How can i make it ?


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The Suunto D9tx is the world's first all-in-one wrist trimix dive computer. It brings together top-of-the-line features in a full titanium housing with sapphire glass, creating a design that complements a boardroom suit as well as it does a wetsuit. With gas switching between up to eight gases, the same technical RGBM as the award-winning Suunto HelO2, and an easy-to-read 3D tilt-compensated compass, it's the perfect all-in-one companion for adventurous spirits. A trimix-compatible dive computer opens up the increasingly popular world of technical diving including wreck and cave diving by allowing you to explore the depths for longer. This product has a limited warranty of 24 months.
Suunto's innovative tilt-compensated electronic 3D compass redefines underwater navigation. Regardless of the angle of your wrist, you'll have full confidence in the accuracy of your bearings. The Suunto D9tx integrates a digital compass, which can be used both while diving and on dry land, and can be accessed from either the DIVE mode or TIME mode. The Suunto D9tx displays the compass as a graphical representation of a compass rose. The rose displays the cardinal and half cardinal points, in addition to which, the current bearing is also displayed numerically.
The wireless air integration is provided by the optional Transmitter that is easy to install in you first-stage regulator HP port. Suunto D9tx has three dive modes. The Air mode is used for diving with standard air, the Mixed Gas mode for up to eight different gas mixes, and the Gauge mode for use as a bottom timer. D9tx supports Trimix in Mixed Gas mode, and you can accelerate decompression by switching to a gas mix with a higher oxygen percentage. You can preset eight different gas mixes (with oxygen between 8% and 99% and helium between 0% and 92%) and set PO2 values for each individual gas. It's also quick and easy to switch between enabled gas mixes during your dive. In Gauge mode, Suunto D9tx works as a bottom timer and also provides accurate profile sampling and bookmarking functions. A dive timer with a reset function displays the dive time in minutes and seconds. This is extremely useful for timing accurate bottom times and decompression stops.
Using the Suunto technical RGBM algorithm, Suunto D9tx enables continuous decompression for optimal ascent time. The Deep Stops add further protection with a series of deep stops between your maximum depth and ceiling. ??The Suunto Reduced Gradient Bubble Model (RGBM) is a modern algorithm for predicting both dissolved and free gas in the tissues and blood of divers. It was developed in co-operation between Suunto and Bruce R. Wienke BSc, MSc, PhD. It is based on both laboratory experiments and diving data, including data from DAN.
The D9tx Dive Computer is a compact watch style computer that measures 1.94" (49 mm) in diameter with a thickness of 0.68" (17 mm) and weighs a mere 2.96 oz (84 g) without bracelet, so you can wear it every day as a timepiece. Computer has an operational depth display from 0'- 394' (0 -120 meters) and in Gauge Mode will display as deep as 656' (200 meters). Computer is altitude adjustable to 10,000' (3,000 meters), has a 12/24 clock function, dual time, stopwatch, ascent rate monitor alarm, ascent time display, audible alarm, deep stop function, full decompression data, log book memory of approximately 80 hours, maximum depth alarm, personal adjustment features, safety stop function, and displays temperature.
Computer is powered by a CR2450 Lithium Battery. Computer has a stylish titanium bracelet, comes with a USB Cable, comprehensive Owner's Manual and is covered by a 24 month limited warranty.
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Pasadena, Calif. • The Utah Utes put it all on the table against UCLA Saturday by starting a freshman quarterback, taking some big shots downfield and going for it on fourth downs.
But even all-out, high-risk attitude couldn't change the result for the Utes, who lost their third game in a row, falling 21-14 to the Bruins (5-2, 2-2) in the Rose Bowl in front of 66,303.
Utah freshman quarterback Travis Wilson made his starting debut for the Utes (2-4, 0-3), becoming just the fourth quarterback to do so since the NCAA restored freshman eligibility in 1972.
His debut was mixed. While he did nothing to lose the game directly for the Utes, Utah's offensive showing was similar to past weeks as it failed to get points on the board.
The only successful effort came late in the game when the Utes resorted to some trickery, with receiver DeVonte Christopher throwing a 23-yard pass to Wilson. UCLA was flagged for a roughing the passer penalty, giving the Utes the ball at UCLA's 2-yard line.
The Utes scored on a fourth-down pass play between receiver Dres Anderson and Jon Hays, who replaced Wilson after the freshman's helmet came off during a third-down rushing play, which forced him to leave the game for a play.
The touchdown pass was Hays' only appearance.
Starting in such a famed arena as the Rose Bowl not far from his home in San Clemente was a memorable moment that nevertheless was overshadowed by the loss for Wilson, who finished 23-of-33 for 220 yards.
"I felt fine in the pocket and felt good, I just need to work harder," he said.
Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said the decision to go with Wilson was made after Wilson outplayed Hays during the week.
He'll wait to decide who starts at Oregon State after reviewing the film.
"Travis did some good things, although the production is not where it needs to be," he said. "He grew and showed some progress. He is a confident kid. There was no 'deer in the headlights' look with him."
The real downfall of Utah's offense was the run game, with John White rushing just 11 times for 44 yards.
Overall, the Utes had just 75 yards of rushing on 27 carries and just 5 yards in the second half.
"If you have to pinpoint one issue, it's our lack of production on offense," Whittingham said. "We have to find a way to get that solved. That is where we are at."
Defensively, the Utes once again succumbed to giving up big plays such as the 64-yard pass play between quarterback Brett Hundley and receiver Shaquelle Evans in the first quarter.
The game's back-breaking drive for the Utes came in the third quarter, when Utah failed to convert on fourth-and-two when Wilson was stopped short at UCLA's 34-yard line.
The Bruins responded with a 14-play, 66-yard drive that took 5:47 off the clock and ended with a 3-yard touchdown run by UCLA running back Johnathan Franklin.
Hundley was 15-for-21 for 183 yards while Franklin, the Pac-12's leading rusher, had 22 carries for 79 yards.
Whittingham said Utah's defensive breakdowns were the result of players not being disciplined enough in the passing lanes, a problem that is becoming a common refrain this season.
"We have to get more disciplined," he said. "The pass rush was good, but we did a poor job with the passing lanes."
The Utes made it 21-14 with Hays' touchdown pass with 3:12 remaining, but UCLA was able to get a first down on its next drive and then left the Utes with just one second with which to work.
A desperation play went the way of the rest of Utah's offense Saturday, ending far short of success.
Utah freshmen as starting QBs
Ken Vierra, 1981 • W, Northwestern, 42-0
Scott Cate, 1982 • L, San Diego State, 21-17
Jordan Wynn, 2009 • W, New Mexico, 45-14
Travis Wilson, 2012 • L, UCLA, 21-14
R In short • UCLA spoiled freshman quarterback Travis Wilson's debut by beating the Utes 21-14 in the Rose Bowl.
Stat of the game • Utah had just 75 yards rushing against the Bruins, who were giving up 159.7 yards a game on the ground. Utah had just 5 yards rushing in the second half.


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August 25, 2005
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Overview: We used a simple formula for the awards. A player is eligible wherever he appeared most. For the top prospect, we took into account not just what the player did this year, but his age and potential impact in the major leagues.
Level: The California League is an Advanced-A level league. Featuring a number of teams that play in hot, high-altitude venues, the Cal League is a notorious hitters' league, although The Diamond in Lake Elsinore plays more neutral than the league as a whole. Advanced A has a wide mix of players anywhere from their first professional season to guys who first appeared in pro ball three years earlier.
David Jay
Co-Pitchers of the Year:
RHPMatt Andriese 3.58 ERA, 140 H, 131K, 38 BB in 146 IP
RHP Burch Smith 3.85 ERA, 127H, 137K, 27 BB in 128.2 IP
Andriese and Smith each did everything the Padres could have hoped when they were selected the college juniors in last June's draft. Andriese led the Cal League in ERA, finishing six spots ahead of Smith, but Smith allowed fewer total runs per inning. Smith put up a better strikeout rate, but Andriese issued fewer homers. Andriese induced more ground balls, but Smith walked fewer hitters. Smith had a slightly better FIP, but Andriese had more quality starts. Ultimately, the two were both very good and neither was markedly better than the other.
|Andriese struck out 131 in 146 IP.
Andriese was a third-round pick out of UC Riverside last year. Although Smith went 11 rounds later, he signed for almost exactly the same bonus. They're both big-bodied righties who will be 23 when next season opens. Smith has a slightly bigger fastball, while Andriese has a slightly better change. Both will headline the rotation in San Antonio to open 2013, and both have a good chance of making their stuff work at the highest levels.
John Conniff
Pitchers of the Year: Matt Andriese and Burch Smith
I tried to find a flaw in David's logic and I couldn't. It was impossible to differentiate between two very good performances this season by Andriese and Smith.
Ben Davey
Pitcher of the Year: RHP Burch Smith 3.85 ERA, 127H, 137K, 27 BB in 128.2 IP
Pay no attention to Smith's slightly inflated stats as a reason to disregard him as the Pitcher of the Year, and a top prospect. The 22-year-old did everything and then some through the first four months of the season. He was told that his innings would be limited in August, which might have messed up his mentality leading to an 0-2 record and an 8.38 ERA in August. Outside of that, Smith was the ace of the club and the clear choice for pitcher of the year.
Runner-up: RHP Kevin Quackenbush 0.94 ERA, 27 SV, 42 H, 70 K, 22 BB, in 57.2 IP
|Quackenbush finished his third straight league with an ERA under one.
Yes, you can make a strong case for Andriese as the runner up and possibly even pitcher of the year, as my colleagues named him. But, in a league known as a hitters league, where even the cream of the crop pitching prospects are lucky to escape with an ERA south of 4, Quackenbush made the opposing teams know that games ended after 8 innings. Quack led the league in saves, had an ERA below 1, and maybe most impressively, he allowed only one homer all year.
Others of note: He wasn't in Lake Elsinore for long between coming over in the Ernesto Frieri trade and his promotion to San Antonio, but Donn Roach may have been the club's best pitcher during his tenure. In 14 Storm appearances, he held opponents to a .231 batting average and had a 73/14 K/BB ratio.
|Roach was a great pick-up from the Angels.
After starting the year in the bullpen, righty Matt Branham, 24, gave the team some solid starts down the stretch. His stuff played up in shorter stints, but even as a starter, he walked few hitters and was getting strike outs.
MadFriars' 2012 Lake Elsinore Storm Pitcher of the Year: Burch Smith
Top Prospect: RHP Burch Smith Smith is the type of player who will reach the majors before 99 percent of minor league observers have ever learned his name. He's not particularly young, yet he was one of the league's best in an aggressive posting in his first pro season. He has no single wipeout pitch, although he has four usable big league pitches. He likely won't ever be the anchor of a rotation, but his impressive mix of stuff and pitchability should make him a reliable innings-eater in the big leagues. Don't be shocked if he is on the mound at PETCO twelve months from today.


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The Man's 2012 Thanksgiving Playlist
In the second verse of this handclap-happy, Polaroid-shakin' call to action, The Coup's Boots Riley suggests he's not going to wallow in his election-year blues: "This here the meeting for the overthrow." It winds up the magic clap in question is the sound rebels and separatists make when they decide to fight back. As protest songs go, "The Magic Clap" makes "Blowin' in the Wind" look naively idyllic. It's a radical's manifesto, and make no mistake, Riley is a bona fide walk-the-walk, sleep-in-the-streets radical: In fact, part of what accounts for his six-year gap between The Coup records is his time as de facto spokesperson for the Oakland branch of Occupy, one of the movement's most controversial, flag-burning, general strike-calling offshoots. But the beauty of "The Magic Clap" is that it's a honey trap: It stands on its own as a singularly great hip-hop anthem. For every bit of Outkast bump, there are also hints of a bouncy funk/punk mash-up of Fishbone and early Beastie Boys. Your politics might not jibe with Riley's, but you just might hum along, anyway, because right now, sonically and lyrically, nothing sounds half as urgent.
Because this wise anti-valentine is affirmation that Matthew Ryan is still America's most underrated songwriter, period. And because when they compile the "Quotable Matthew Ryan," this is going in it: "Who loved you more than me? And who couldn't care less now that I see?"
10 Songs a Man Should Be Listening to This Week