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MIAMI SHORES, Fla. – Despite peppering Barry goalkeeper Johnny Rodriguez with seven shots-on-goal, the Saint Leo men's soccer (7-5, 2-4 SSC) dropped a 6-0 Sunshine State Conference decision to the Barry University Buccaneers (9-1-3, 2-1-3 SSC), Saturday evening from Buccaneer Field.
Barry used an offensive explosion in their win over the Lions as they scored a season-high six goals. Mark Anderson highlighted the first half with a penalty kick blast in the 41st-minute, before four different scorers converted goals over the course of the final 45 minutes to secure the win.
The Lions kept pace with the Buccaneers in the first have, compiling six shots compared to Barry's seven. However, it was the Buccaneers that cracked the scoreboard first as Connor Randel and Mark Anderson delivered on the first two tallies.
The scoring continued for Barry in the second half as the Buccaneers penetrated the box to score four goals during the 52nd, 63rd, 73rd, and 87th-minutes.
The Lions attempted to get on track against Rodriguez and the Buccaneers' defense, but none of the seven second half shots could scratch the scoreboard.
McKenzey Scott recorded the loss for the Lions as he dropped to 7-5 in 2011. Sean Jones also received time in goal as he posted 35 minutes of action. Rodriguez collected the win for the Buccaneers he tallied his ninth win.
The Lions tied Barry in shots with 14, but could only register one shot on goal. In addition, the Lions held a 2-1 advantage in the corner kick department. The two teams also combined for 25 fouls.
The Lions will return to action on Saturday, October 22, when they host Florida Tech. The meeting also marks the final regular season home match for the Lions as Saint Leo will honor three seniors prior to the start of the 7:00 p.m. match. For the latest news, updates, and information on the men's soccer team, visit SaintLeoLions.com.


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North Gardner Mountain Climber's Log
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|Josh Lewis
|Traversed from Gardner
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2015
|Summited both on day 1 due to weather concerns. Camped and went out by day 2. Be sure to scramble on the right side of the ridge when it becomes more scrambly. The trail will try to dump you into harder terrain. We ended up doing class 3, but could be done as a class 2.
|Posted May 24, 2016 2:13 pm
|Wolf Creek
Date Climbed: Sep 13, 2009
|Long drive and late start. Camped near South Fork trail junction. No one above tree line.
|Posted Apr 20, 2016 2:31 am
|Carnival of Pain
Date Climbed: Sep 12, 2015
|For a reason that made sense at the time, I decided to climb this mountain in running shoes. That was a bad start. Add to that a late season heat wave, very little water, slicing my hands on sharp rocks on the ridge (blood everywhere), and the broken yellow jacket nest along the trail. The result was an unnecessarily painfully two day tagging of North Gardner.
On the other hand, the weather and the views were top notch (heat wave not withstanding).
|Posted Sep 14, 2015 12:44 pm
|Matt Lemke
|Traverse from Gardner
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2015
|John, Josh and I hiked up Wolf Creek, set up camp then went straight up the south slopes of Gardner Mountain which was fairly loose in places. The wind was howling since a storm was brewing (the same storm that thwarted us from heading to Mount Waddington). John headed back to the meadow while Josh and I ran the traverse to North Gardner. After quickly nabbing the summit of North, we were being engulfed by clouds and saw it was raining on Silver Star. Luckily it never rained on us but as we hiked back over Point 8,487, it was 50 MPH winds! I was chilly without pants and gloves but we got into the scree basin and it quickly eased up. Reached the tent where John was waiting at 9pm. Hiked out the next day.
|Posted Jul 26, 2015 2:26 pm
|Traverse fro Gardner
Date Climbed: Jun 17, 2015
|Traversed from Gardner, then boot-skied the scree back to above Gardner Meadows and out Wolf Creek. Being northeast of most of the major peaks, North Gardner has a great view. Trip report.
|Posted Jun 22, 2015 3:04 pm
|Mike Lewis
|pretty peak
Date Climbed: May 21, 2015
|climbed with Fletcher Jordan and Heather Anderson in the morning from Gardner Meadows before going to Gardner. Cramponing up pt 8487 was fun and the scrambling along the ridge was easier than I expected. Great viewpoint of the area.
|Posted May 25, 2015 7:46 pm
|Winter ascent
Date Climbed: Mar 24, 2015
|First ascent!... of 2015. I do think I probably did bag a first, that of skiing the heck outta the basin below the ridge into Gardner Meadows… because who else would be crazy enuf to fight their way up that long Wolf Creek valley with skis, frequently having to carry them through snowless sections of lower trail. I musta put on and taken off those damn things a hundred times. But it was worth it, snow up high was perfect.
Those ledges shown in Gimpilator's image labled "The Crux" were quite challenging buried in several feet of snow.
Does anyone else find it odd that with the Gardner mountains, the higher summit is called North, while the lower summit gets the general "Gardner" designation? Seems like it should be "Gardner" for the highest point, and perhaps "East Gardner" for the lower summit. Just sayin'.
|Posted Apr 3, 2015 10:58 am
|North Gardner
Date Climbed: Sep 2, 2010
|Came in via Cedar Creek - fairly straightforward scramble.
|Posted Sep 15, 2012 8:07 pm
|great traverse
Date Climbed: Jul 15, 2010
|made the slog up Wolf Creek and summited both Gardner and N Gardner (and the hump between them) all in the same day.
|Posted Feb 16, 2011 8:43 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2008
|Completed the Gardner traverse starting from the lake at the head of Wolf Creek @ 6970.
|Posted Jan 30, 2011 1:36 am
|met Brett and JB
|Made it up to the 8400' saddle a few years previous and hiking buddy didn't want to go on. This time I claimed both Gardners like I knew I would. Met Brett and JB and climbed with them when they caught up with me at the basin in the morning.
|Posted Dec 8, 2010 10:35 pm
|Shelokum Lake
Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2010
|I started with a trail head bivy at Cedar Creek, bushwhacked to the lake and finished the day with two summits. I used a rocky gully above the lake to avoid some of the scree. I hit camp just before I needed a lamp. It was about 3 and a half hours back to the car the next morning. Safe to say, it was much shorter than the Wolf Creek route and the basin around the lake was gorgeous.
|Posted Aug 29, 2010 2:19 pm
|A Great Weekend For Two Top 100 Peaks!
Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2010
|Gimpilator and I summited North Gardner Mountain, and then Gardner Mountain during the same outing. We briefly attempted the semi-popular "Gardner Traverse" connecting the two peaks, but the mixture of bad snow conditions and loose scree caused some concern. Instead, we descended from the saddle to ~7400' elevation, side-traversed east along Gardner Mountain's south slopes, and ascended via a central gully. It was a great weekend, with great views and a great mountaineering partner. With extra hiking included, we did nearly 30 miles of hiking with over 9000' of vertical gain in less than two days. For me, it was Washington County Highpoint #21 (out of 39).
|Posted Jun 28, 2010 12:48 am
|Wolf Creek Route
Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2010
|You know how you always forget at least one piece of gear? I forgot my sleeping bag. Two nights I slept wearing all my layers. Actually it wasn't that bad. Gardner and North Gardner were pretty good. My climbing partners good attitude and outlandish jokes made it a great trip.
|Posted Jun 27, 2010 10:02 pm
|North Gardner
Date Climbed: May 15, 2010
|Route under deep snow, but was melting out fast, which resulted in a lot of post-holing on the way down.
|Posted Jun 23, 2010 6:56 pm
|Gardner Meadows
|A fun climb, we camped just below treeline above the meadows to avoid bugs.
|Posted Sep 3, 2009 3:40 am
|NW Couloir
Date Climbed: May 31, 2009
|We needed more snow and less running water. Nonetheless, we made the summit.
|Posted Jun 1, 2009 3:15 pm
|Dennis Poulin
|Route Climbed: Gardner Meadows Date Climbed: 17 June 2004
|Great climb with a great partner, Dean. Perfect weather. It is a long, long, long hike back to the trailhead after climbing Gardner and North Gardner.
|Posted Aug 26, 2004 5:03 pm
|Route Climbed: From Gardner Meadows Date Climbed: July 17, 2004
|It was 85 degrees on the summit when fellow SP'er
Dennis Poulin and myself summitted this bad boy.
Why bad boy? This peak is not a walk in the park due to the distance from the TH and if you hit hot weather like we did, it made our effort somewhat grueling but yet what a magnificient viewpoint. (take plenty of water)
The trail in is one long boring hike but we had a pleasant camp spot in Gardner Meadows. Saw no one else for the time we were there and the summit register indicated we were the 6th party this year but the surprising thing was that most years only two or three parties ascended No. Gardner. The cylindrical mountaineer register had a log book that dated back to 1984. It is buried deep in the summit cairn to protect it. So you'll have to look for it a bit.
We ascended to the Gardner ridge where Gardner peak is and then had to work our way down to the No. Gardner ridge. Lots of nasty scree and gendarmes to work your way around. This consumed more time than I'd like to admit.
Round trip: 28 miles in two days.
|Posted Jul 18, 2004 8:28 pm
|Bob Bolton
|Route Climbed: Southwest Date Climbed: July 2000
|Duane and I successfully summitted both North Gardner and Gardner on a perfect day, with terrific weather and very clear air that afforded us views from Mt. Stuart to Mt. Shuksan, both northern volcanoes, the Ptarmigan Traverse peaks, much of the North Cascades National Park, and the nearby peaks within the Lake Chelan - Sawtooth Wilderness and the Pasayten Wilderness. An interesting highlight of this climb was that we were the first to sign the summit register in 2000, while the last person to sign it in 1999 was the county highpoint king himself, Bob Packard.
|Posted Aug 11, 2001 5:25 pm


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CONFERENCE - He rejects Darwin"s theory on behalf of the Qur'an. Harun Yahya, a Muslim of Turkish origin, is expected next Wednesday in Geneva.
Geneva now sees its streets paved with posters showing the sketch of human evolution crossed with a large writing of "FALSE". The posters announce the arrival of the Muslim creationist Adnan Oktar, known as Harun Yahya, for a "scientific conference on the origin of life." Two meetings will take place in French-speaking part of Switzerland, one will be held in Lausanne on May 25 and the other the next day at the International Conference Centre of Geneva (ICCG).
Harun Yahya was talked about after the distribution of the "Atlas of Creation" to schools and libraries in Switzerland and also in France, Belgium and North America in 2007. This 770 page massive book with a flamboyant cover rejects the theory of evolution on behalf of the Qur'an and holds Darwinism responsible for all evils: terrorism, communism or fascism.
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Home run ball derails Mikolas in loss to Rays
Righty allows 10 runs in six-plus innings, including three long balls
ARLINGTON --There were three home runs hit in the first two innings on Wednesday night at Globe Life Park. The barrage came just one night after nobody hit one in 14 innings, the longest homerless game in the ballpark's history.
But all three home runs were hit by the Rays off Rangers pitcher Miles Mikolas. That staked Rays starter Chris Archer to a 5-0 lead after just two innings and the Rangers never recovered in a 10-1 loss.
Mikolas ended up allowing 10 runs in six-plus innings. He is the 18th pitcher in Rangers history to give up at least 10 runs in a game, but the fourth this season. It is the 10th time this season a Major League pitcher has allowed at least 10 runs in a game. No other team has had it happen more than once.
"He just couldn't command the baseball," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "He couldn't put it where he wanted to. He left too many fastballs over the plate, couldn't put his breaking balls in spots and when he did make a pitch, they found a hole."
Mikolas has been a reliever his entire career before switching to becoming a starter this year. His next step is to learn how to pitch at Globe Life Park. Mikolas has made four starts here and is 0-4 with a 13.73 ERA while opponents are hitting .385 off him. He is 1-1 with a 2.92 ERA in four starts on the road.
The good news is his next start is scheduled for Tuesday in Miami, but eventually he'll have to learn to pitch at Globe Life Park unless the Rangers suddenly move to the Cotton Bowl or Farrington Field in Fort Worth.
"I realize my numbers on the road are night and day from at home," Mikolas said. "I've got to figure out how to be more consistent overall and make pitches at home like I do on the road."
Archer dominated the Rangers for seven innings, allowing one run on four hits, three walks and 12 strikeouts. The Rangers didn't get a hit until Leonys Martin led off the fifth with a double and scored on a single by Robinson Chirinos. The 12 strikeouts were a career high for Archer and the most against the Rangers this season.
"He was powering the ball," Washington said. "He was effectively wild. He was able to put his breaking ball over in some instances but he was just powering the ball. He was throwing it up there 95-97 miles per hour, not an easy pitch to get on."
Mikolas retired the first two batters he faced before Matt Joyce hit a 2-1 fastball into the right-field seats to put the Rays ahead. Mikolas started the second inning by giving up a single to James Loney and a two-run home run by Sean Rodriguez.
Mikolas retired Yunel Escobar on a fly to center before Curt Casali hit one off the top of the left-field wall for a double. The Rays thought it might have been a home run but an umpire review confirmed the original ruling.
The Rays didn't have to wait long. After Kevin Kiermaier grounded out, Brandon Guyer cleared the left-field wall for another two-run home run.
Mikolas then turned around and retired 10 straight hitters through the fifth inning. But the Rays scored two off him in the sixth and three more in the seventh to break the game wide open.
"I made some bad pitches in the first few innings and did a good job of regrouping," Mikolas said. "I was glad I was able to go at least six innings after we had a long game [Tuesday] night. I was hoping to get through seven."
The Rangers didn't have to tax their bullpen too bad because J.P. Arencibia ended up pitching the ninth. He was the third position player used as a pitcher by the Rangers this season.
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This is my first time posting to this forum and I'm looking for some support, ideas, and help in dealing with my husband's cholangiocarcinoma. DJ is 65 years old and before this was in general good health.
DJ turned yellow because of the bile duct obstruction just before Christmas. He was operated on at Strong Memorial on Feb. 6th, 2013. Dr. Schoeniger removed half of his liver, his bile ducts, gall bladder, and three nodes. He reconstructed his bile ducts with part of his small intestine and had to reconstruct a blood vessel that was also involved. After the surgery, the doctor said that there were negative margins on everything they removed.
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The first cycle, DJ was able to tolerate one infusion of Gemzar and Xeloda skipping the last planned infusions. He was off everything for 2 weeks in order to get his blood work to improve. The 2nd cycle without any Xeloda, he was able to tolerate 2 regular dosages of Gemzar. On the third cycle, he was able to tolerate his all three infusions but they reduced the amount of Gemzar he received each time. So, the first infusion in the third cycle, he received less Gemzar than in the other cycles, the 2nd infusion was a little less than the 1st infusion, and the 3rd infusion was a little less than the 2nd. The 4th cycle, he was able to tolerate his first 2 infusions but his white blood cell count was too low for the 3rd infusion. I don't know what the dosages were.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Five tellers at VyStar Credit Union, a Citibank credit card employee and a hospital worker were among those involved in an ID theft ring that stole the identities of at least 185 people and used their information to file fraudulent tax returns and cash refund checks, according to State Attorney Angela Corey and others involved in the investigation.
The Internal Revenue Service and Secret Service joined the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and the State Attorney's Office in a seven-month investigation they called "Operation Zig-Zag" that led to 17 arrests.
At least 185 identities were stolen, and the information was used to file fraudulent tax returns that amount to over $585,000 in refunds.
"This is one of the largest identity theft case that we've investigated," Corey said. "We found victims who were children; we've found victims who were deceased; we found many living victims."
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Investigators identified the ringleader of the scheme as 31-year-old Larry Worth, of Jacksonville. He allegedly conspired with five VyStar tellers to cash the refund checks -- for which they were paid about $1,000 each. The average refund amount was about $7,500.
"It's not somebody cheating on their taxes. This is total theft of government money, taxpayer money," said Secret Service Special Agent Paul Elliot.
The investigation began when VyStar noticed irregularities and contacted authorities. The case led them to victims from Florida, Virginia, New York and New Hampshire.
"We could only have connected all these dots with the help of Baptist hospital, Citibank, VyStar Credit Union," Corey said.
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Natston Ignoring is right.
Ignoring works.
Ignoring clarifies, cuts through, and captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit.
Ignoring, in all of its forms -- Ignoring for life, for money, for love, knowledge -- has marked the upward surge of mankind.
And Ignoring -- you mark my words -- will not only save the thread, but that other malfunctioning corporation called the USA.
Bellisimo: Men under strain, can post. Quote themselves. Quote others. That's why our job is unignoring, not ignoring. You'll do better to think of this place like an intensive care ward in a hospital.
Jay Redd: I think of it as a bucket of **** to drown rats in. That's all. Anybody doesn't like it can unignore my ***.
Anthem, I'd just like to point out that it's barrel not barrell.
Gyron: Put. That coffee. Down.
Gyron: Coffee's for unignorers only.
I have ingnored, And I am ashamed. Please sign me up for the unignoring watch between 2:33am and 2:37 AM on Thursday of the third week of the sixth month of the next new millineum.
Roger. As the lead unignorer I can grant that request.
Natston: Belli and Rasko! I am ordering you to cease and desist all unignoring planning immediately.
Bellisimo: You can't do that.
Natston: As ranking number three in this thread, I am ordering you to.
JayRedd: Ummm... I'm number three.
Natston: You're number four.
JayRedd: Uh, yeah, but I'm number three.
Natston: Uh no.
Natston [to Bellisimo]: You must turn over to me all foreign decorations and Megan Fox paraphernalia immediately that will be returned to you on February 4th.
Gyron: Okay, I think I can help here.
Natston: Okay. Good. They...
Gyron: As ranking number two, I am starting a committee to determine the validity of the two committees and I am the sole member of the committee. We'll act on this now.
Natston: Okay, this is stupid.
Gyron: Can you please keep it down? I'm in session
[long pause]
Gyron: I've determined this committee is valid.
Natston: No, no, no. Wait.
[thinks about it]
Natston: Permission to join the Validity Committee.
Gyron: Permission denied.
Natston: Dammit!
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I've been meaning to make another script, but I kinda ignored it...
The next installment will be "excellent" It may even have a "laser check out system"
It's difficult to find a good movie, a complete but lean script, motivation, and time to complete it.
I'm ignoring your last excuse.....
I am ignoring Gyron's excuse but would still like Natston to produce another script if time allowed.
I'm trying to ignore your request...
I can't believe I've ignored this thread for so long!
Natston: Do you like Phil Collins? I've been ignoring Genesis ever since the release of their 1980 album, Duke. Before that, I really didn't understand any of their work. Too artsy, too intellectual, too ignorant. It was on Duke where Phil Collins' presence became more apparent. I think 'Invisible Touch' was the group's undisputed masterpiece. It's an epic meditation on intangibility and ignoring. At the same time, it deepens and enriches the meaning of the preceding three albums.
I like Genesis.
Genesis is okay. I like Aerosmith.
I have ignored American Psycho for nine years and counting...
I was supposed to ignore something but for the life of me I can't remember what it was.
I just need you to ignore here on the dotted line............................................
I signed on the dotted line once......It sure as hell wasn't ignored then.....and I won't ignore that little line now either....
Ignoring is our profession. . . .


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We have stayed in the Gelsomino apartment from 6 - 11 October 2006. Upon arrival we were escorted by Giovanni who greeted us with great charm and warmth. Giovanni also drove our luggage through the charming very narrow lanes to get to the apartment; our car was too big for the narrow passage. The nest morning we met Antonio and the charming Mamma Maria and received lots of information of the area.
Yes, one can experience peace and tranquility in Italy; we have found it at Villa Romentica. The place is surrounded by vineyards and olive trees. There is a marvellous views from the balcony over the bay to Capri. This is perhaps the cleanest and best presented apartment we have experienced in Italy. Nothing is a problem for Giovanni. Villa Romantica proved to be just ideal for us.
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Soldiers at Fort McPherson an outpost near Maxwell in the late 1800s -- used their guns to keep law and order in the Wild West.
The fort, founded 150 years ago, was a vital post in the settling of the west.
The 150th year of its founding is a milestone that the Lincoln County Historical Museum is commemorating this year. In addition to a permanent display of artifacts, the museum is presenting a series of Humanities speakers and re-enactments.
The fort stood at the foot of Cottonwood Canyon, a few miles southeast of what is today Maxwell, situated along the east-west Oregon Trail as well as the main north-south trail from the Platte River valley to the Republican River.
The fort covered 40 acres and was staffed by 400 soldiers and nearly 1,000 horses.
Guns, swords, a bayonet, canteens, shell casings, a uniform, remnants of the Ft. McPherson post office and more items are on display at the museum, including an report of a high-scoring baseball game between the soldiers and a team from North Platte. The ballgame was held between skirmishes with Indians and outlaws.
The museum also has a scale model of the fort, created from one remaining photograph of the actual grounds, coupled with written reports from two of the posts surgeons that described the size and location of each building, museum director Jim Griffin said.
The fort has a fascinating history, said Bob McFarland, a former teacher who lives on a hill near the old fort.
The 5th Calvary was stationed at the fort." McFarland said. "Gen. Custer came through with the 7th Calvary in 1867, camped within 10 miles, awaiting orders."
And, he came back in 1872 to go on the buffalo hunt with the Grand Duke Alexis of Russia.
Also, at the museum on Thursday, July 25, Humanities speaker Marla Matkin tells Libbie Custers story, the wife of General George A. Custer, at 7 p.m. Free admission.
As Custer camped near the fort in 1867, he parlayed with a Sioux Chief named, appropriately, Pawnee Killer. The Sioux and the Pawnee were bitter rivals. Peace talks were held at the fort between the Sioux and Pawnee.
Later, Pawnee Killer led an unsuccessful attack on Custer in northwest Kansas.
"I just like the history, McFarland said. Our home overlooks the Oregon Trail and the Lincoln Highway and Ft. McPherson National Cemetery. Its fun to study the history of the area, especially since I was born in North Platte.
One morning when McFarland was building his house on the hilltop, a low-lying fog covered everything in the valley but the tree tops. A funeral was held that morning at the Ft. McPherson National Cemetery and McFarland heard taps and a rifle salute, stirring his emotions.
You could just imagine what it was like 150 years ago, he said.
Life at the historic fort will be depicted at the museum by a group of re-enactors from Kearney, who will appear Aug. 17 at a lantern tour and again the next day for daylight presentations. A $5 admission will be charged.
McFarland said a man from Hastings searched the old fort grounds in the 1960s with a metal detector and found and categorized several items. Years later, he started selling them on ebay, and when the McFarlands found out about it, they bought what they could.
The McFarlands ended up with several thousand dollars worth of items, including two fireplace grates, bullets, buttons, buckles and shell casings hundreds of them, Bob said.
They donated the collection to the historical museum.
Those things belong to the people, McFarland said, to the county, the state and the country. They dont belong to one individual.
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Often when I'm looking for a celeb outfit to steal, the first place my eyes go is to the ground to get a good look at their footwear. It always seems like such a shame when the rest of their outfit doesn't work from the ankles up, or the clothes are great but the shoes are a travesty. Well, who says we have to steal the whole outfit anyway? Not me, and I'm in charge around here! This week, we've got Sarah Jessica Parker's funky pumps, a pair of hot pink strappy sandals on Gwyneth Paltrow, and wild loafers on Selma Blair and Miranda Kerr — get their looks, and more, for less!


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CONROE, Texas - A woman is facing charges after police say she ran over her husband at their home in Conroe, killing him.
Conroe police said the incident happened shortly after 7 p.m. on Saturday, when a 56-year-old Ruthie Cook-Scheer walked out of her home at 1208 N. San Jacinto and got into her car to leave. Her husband, 66-year-old Frank Scheer, came out of the house and started talking to her.
Police said the couple was arguing about a credit card when Cook-Sheer backed up her car, ran over her husband, and pinned him underneath.
"She ran over to my house and started banging on my door, screaming 'Call 911, call 911,'" said neighbor Barbra Lawler. "Ruthie told me her husband Frank was underneath the car. It was so tragic."
N. San Jacinto off W. Dallas was blocked for hours while emergency crews tried to lift the vehicle high enough to pull Scheer's body out. Officials said fire and emergency crews were not able to revive him.
"It was just tragic, just tragic," said Lawler. "They have been living here for almost 7 years, and he is such a nice man."
Scheer's body was transported to the Montgomery County Forensic Center for an autopsy.
According to investigators, Cook-Scheer was intoxicated at the time of the incident.. She was taken into custody and charged with manslaughter.
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How do I see the actual CONTENTS of any given cookies stored in FireFox?
(I am on a Mac and have FireFox v20.0)
My end goals are...
[INDENT]1.) To know WHAT information cookies are storing?
2.) If a given cookie is storing SENSITIVE INFO it shouldn't be.
3.) To determine if a given cookie is ENCRYPTED or PLAIN TEXT.[/INDENT]
All cookies are plain text. They are only encrypted when being sent via HTTPS.
Firebug's cookie tab/panel will be able to show you each cookie and their contents.
Most cookies just contain various site preferences and a session ID of some sort.
I thought that you could encrypt a cookie before it gets sent? (Just like encrypting a file.)
Not sure that I understand you...
My fear is that my new AT&T Wireless plan might be storing some sensitive info about me in plain text in cookies, and so I want to see what is in them to be sure. (It seems in the past that I viewed cookies on my old Windows PC that looked like my resume?!) :eek:
For all I know, they could be storing my Name, Home Address, Tele #, and so on in cookies that others could end up seeing either "in transit" OR if they ever got on to my computer (e.g. Computer Repair person) or some other scenario?! :-/
If you use FF, simply go to Options > Privacy and you'll see a link that reads "delete cookies manually" (or similar, my own FF is in Spanish and I'm doing a direct translation)
That will open a new panel where you can look to every single cookie one by one.
In IE you'll have to go the corresponding foler (you could that with every single browser, though).
Check if AT&T is storing private data... but remember that if they are is becase they already have that information is because they already have it. They can't get that from your computer because the browser can't get it by itself. Browsers are sandboxed in terms of what they can do. They can only provide infomration about the resolution of your monitor, the number and depth of colors, the browser and its version and things like that.
I assumed your question was a web development question. Firebug is a browser plugin that offers up all sorts of tools for debugging and developing websites.
Can someone verify if I am doing this correctly on OS-X...
Command ,
Show Cookies
<navigate to site cookie>
<expand list>
<look in "Content" field for any problematic data>
The could be inserting my AT&T Account Info (e.g. Name, Address, Tele #, etc) in a cookie when they have no business doing that...


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Saint Leo sophomore lacrosse player Justin Laxton contributed to this release.
SAINT LEO, Fla. – Entering into their final meet of the regular season, the Saint Leo men's and women's swim teams will host Sunshine State Conference opponents Rollins College and Florida Tech in a Double-Dual meet, Saturday morning at the Bowman Center Pool.
This marks the 14th contest between Saint Leo and Rollins, dating back to Saint Leo's program inception back in 2005. The Rollins men hold a 9-4 series record over the Lions, while the SLU women trail 5-7-1. In their most recent meet, the Saint Leo men composed a 135-68 score to the Tars on October 29, 2011. The women were also successful against the Tars, tallying a victory of 115-87.
The Lions will also compete in the dual conference matchup against Florida Tech, the latest addition to the SSC. Saint Leo boasts a 1-0 series advantage over the Panthers on both the men's and women's side. Earlier this season against the first year Florida Tech Panthers, the Saint Leo men's team posted a score of 138-39, while the women racked up a score of 140-27.
In past matchups against Rollins, the men's squad has successfully defeated the Tars in their last three competitions. While the women haven't lost either, they managed a particularly rare tie on October 30, 2010, when they posted a 130-130 final score.
"In all of my years with swimming, I have never experienced something so unreal," said Head Coach Paul Mangen in regards to the tie. "This unusual occurrence turned heads, as swimming is a sport that lives and thrives between hundredths of a second."
The Lions will be honoring four seniors in their final home meet of 2011-12. Derek Maddigan, Tim Olson, Luigi Zenere, and Allison Cary will take to the starting blocks for the final time on their home deck at University Pool, Saturday morning.
Maddigan, has racked up countless program records in his specialty throughout his career at Saint Leo. As a freshman campaigning in all eight meets, Maddigan initiated his superiority, smashing the school record at the BGMC Championships with a time of 2:22.41 in the 200-Yard Breaststroke. Sophomore year, the Wareham, Massachusetts native posted the team's best times in the 100 and 200-Yard Breaststroke events. Junior year, he achieved program records in the 400 IM at the Turkey Invitational, and the 200 Breaststroke during the SSC Championships.
Olson has excelled as Freestyle specialist in his time on the University Pool deck. Olson began his career as a freshman breaking multiple school records during the Sunshine State Collegiate Championships. The Land O'Lakes, Florida native also shattered the 100-Yard Freestyle record with a time of 46.67, the 200 Freestyle mark with a time of 1:44.99 and the 200 IM record with a time of 1:56.55. Continuing his expectations, Olson had an exceptional sophomore appearance, breaking three more school individual times in the 100-Fly with a time of 51.25, the 100-Yard Backstroke clocking a phenomenal time of 54:17, and also in the 200-Yard Backstroke event with a time of 1:57.56. At the conference championships he broke five team records in the 200 and 400 Medley Relays, as well as the 200, 400, and 800-Yard Freestyle events.
Zenere, a native of Monaco, France, kicked off his Saint Leo career competing in all 10 events. Zenere claimed his personal best times in the 1650 Freestyle with a time of 20:37:47, as well as the 100-Yard Back in 1:06:63 at the Sunshine Stat Conference championships. Coach Mangen had nothing but compliments about Zenere's work ethic, including his efforts at refining his mechanics while significantly lowering his times in the pool. A hard-worker both in the pool and in the classroom, Zenere has earned an impressive GPA in his time at Saint Leo, and the team has truly appreciated his efforts.
Our stand alone female swimmer, Allison Cary, is an all-around program record-breaker. The Mechanic Falls, Maine native began her career in 2008 for SLU where she was a member of the 400-Yard Medley Relay squad that set a school record against conference rival Rollins with a time of 3:56:57. As a sophomore, Cary continued her distinction as a champion, posting personal-best times in the 100 Freestyle, 100 Backstroke, and 200-Yard IM. She topped off her concrete second year campaign with a time of 2:26:32 in the 200-Yard IM in conference competition. Predominantly sticking to her freestyle passion, Cary managed the team's fourth-fastest time in the 50-Yard Freestyle with a mark of 26.71. An extremely dynamic student-athlete in the pool, Cary is also a super star in the classroom and has been a member of the National Collegiate Honors Society all four years of her career at Saint Leo.
The Lions will take to the starting blocks against conference rivals Florida Tech and Rollins at 11:00 a.m. at the Bowman Center Pool on the campus of Saint Leo. After Saturday's Double-Dual showdown, the Lions gear up for Sunshine State Conference Championship competition, and set their sights on the NCAA's. For the latest news, updates, and information on the Saint Leo men's and women's swim teams, visit SaintLeoLions.com.


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This baby boy's jacket, made from flexible, ultra soft velour, has buttons in the front, a hood, and front patch pockets. We love the gorgeous detailing of the twill gingham lining in the hood. A thick, warm jacket, perfect for strolling with baby.
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This newborn baby hat is crafted in milleraies-striped cotton jersey, an iconic Petit Bateau material revisited in two colours for the season. The brand's signature accents the turn-up. The perfect accessory for keeping newborn baby's head warm and an essential baby hat in your little one's wardrobe.
This iconic Petit Bateau design no longer needs an introduction since it has become a staple in the wardrobes of both boys and girls. The waxed raincoat is designed in a bright, waterproof material that provides effective protection from the rain, with a very soft, supple and comfortable milleraies jersey lining.
These baby short dungarees are crafted in textured striped poplin and accented with a rounded pocket on the front. The adjustable straps allow you to fit the item perfectly to baby. These dungarees offer appealing rounded lines tailored to baby and feature a host of practical poppa openings (on the sides, straps and between the legs). A lightweight piece...
This baby reversible long all-in-one is crafted in double jersey, a material from the Petit Bateau archives, with one striped side and the other printed with polka dots or stars depending on the colour chosen. Practical with its poppa front opening, this item also has flat seams and raw edge finishes to combine comfort with a modern look. An extremely...
This baby boy short-sleeved cotton short coverall is perfect for summer days. It boasts the famous nautical stripes, along with a small red sailboat on the chest - the signature of Petit Bateau. The ultra-practical envelope neck makes these garments extremely easy to take on and off. This summery baby boy short coverall is essential beachwear!
This adorable baby boys' sleepsuit, crafted in 1x1 knit, features an irresistible all-over fish print. You'll love the contrasting neckline accent. These baby boys' pyjamas include a very practical snapped Y-shaped opening in the back. An irresistible baby boys' sleepsuit!
These adorable baby all-in-one bloomers are crafted in front opening printed with an all-over small boat print. The baby item adopts a rounded, puffed style for an irresistible look. It features refined detailing with two patch pockets on the front and a decorative tab at the neckline. There are poppa openings at the back and between the legs. Baby...
This baby cardigan, crafted in striped quilted tubic cotton, is a must-have piece that is easy-to-wear with its poppa opening. This baby cardigan is available in three colours to create a modern look and easily match all of baby's outfits.
In plain twill, this baby boys' bucket hat features pretty Petit Bateau sailboat embroidery. An essential summer accessory, this baby boys' hat is designed to cover the nape and ears.
These baby boys' short dungarees are made from striped cotton cloth. They feature multiple details: adjustable straps, logo rivets and poppas on the sides and between the legs. Easy-wear short dungarees for baby boys, to team with a shirt or polo shirt for a smart look, or with a T-shirt for a more everyday look.
These baby girls' short overalls are made from plain cotton twill. They have a rounded cut, thanks to the box pleats and elasticized waist at the back, which adds a feminine touch. Note the patch pocket on the front, the turn-ups and the Petit Bateau printed lining. The snap buttons on the sides and between the legs are very practical for everyday wear....
Crafted in cotton jersey, this baby bib is printed with an all-over little pirate conversation motif and lined in towelling for optimal softness and enhanced absorbency.This bib has been given a new shape and features a practical poppa opening that can be adjusted at the side.
This little unisex baby bib, perfect for newborns, is crafted in shooting star print tube cotton and lined in soft and absorbent towelliing. It features a practical poppa fastening. An ideal bib in a newborn kit for baby girls or boys.
This set consists of two newborn baby long-sleeved cotton bodysuits and makes the ideal addition to the newborn baby's wardrobe. One bodysuit features the iconic nautical stripes with a red sailboat on the chest, while the other boasts milleraies stripes. This iconic set of Petit Bateau baby bodysuits can be worn as underwear or an outer garment.
This pack of two baby long-sleeved bodysuits is made from cotton. This practical set contains one bodysuit with iconic nautical stripes and a red sailboat on the chest, and one bodysuit with milleraies stripes. The ultra-practical envelope neck makes these garments extremely easy to take on and off. This iconic set of Petit Bateau baby bodysuits can be...
In plain 1x1 rib, the iconic Petit Bateau fabric, these baby boys' shorts feature a finely braided ribbon on the elasticized waistband and a patch pocket on the back with a sailboat silkscreen print. Essential baby boys' shorts for summer in four colors, offering Petit Bateau quality at a low price.
You will love this baby boys' short dungaree in cotton piqué jersey, a version of the famous babies' polo shirt. It features an adorable polo shirt collar and sleeve bands in striped cotton piqué. An iconic baby boys' short dungaree in a smart casual style, perfect for sunny days.
This baby tube cotton cardigan features an all-over Jacquard knit with a little anchor motif. It has raglan sleeves and a zip on the front. This modern, practical cardigan with a preppy look is perfect for mid-season or for fresh summer evenings.
This baby tube cotton cardigan features an all-over Jacquard knit with a little anchor motif. It has raglan sleeves and a zip on the front. This modern, practical cardigan with a preppy look is perfect for mid-season or for fresh summer evenings.
This sweatshirt is made from plain cotton piqué jersey in a bulky rib knit. It features a very fun appliqué and silkscreen motif of striped fish and whales. You will love the modern look of this sweatshirt, with its rib trim on the cuffs and body. Note the poppa opening on the back centre with petitgrain under the button placket, very practical for...
These baby leggings are in plain 1x1 rib, the iconic Petit Bateau fabric. They have a supple elastic waistband, very practical for dressing baby. Note the silkscreen print sailboat on the top of the leggings. A closet essential.
We can't resist this baby boy bodysuit with a collar and short sleeves, crafted in cotton jersey and adorned with the 5000 raies stripe, inspired by Petit Bateau's iconic milleraies stripe. This underwear has an elegant touch with its plain collar and charming nautical badge on the chest. Its poppa opening on the front allows you to dress your little one...
These baby short dungarees are crafted in an extremely elegant end-on-end poplin. Its 5000 raies lining (a new stripe inspired by Petit Bateau's iconic milleraies design) and adjustable straps ensure that baby is comfortable and the item falls perfectly. It also features a host of practical poppa openings, especially between the legs. Baby short dungarees...
This baby shortie crafted in cotton jersey is printed with an all-over little pirate conversation motif. We love the refined detail of the warp and weft collar styled like a shirt. It also features a poppa front opening, which is practical for dressing baby. A baby short all-in-one with a lightweight feel for the summer season.
Crafted in cotton jersey printed with a hand painted-effect stripe, this baby onesie exudes the nautical style dear to Petit Bateau with its boat neck and charming nautical badge. We love the detail of the foot soles crafted in 5000 raies-striped cotton jersey, a new stripe inspired by Petit Bateau's iconic milleraies design. These baby onesie also...
This must-have baby cardigan in 100% cotton garter stitch knit adopts a T shape with no seams on the shoulders, perfectly tailored to baby. This baby long-sleeved round neck cardigan has a refined feel with its three little buttons. An essential baby knit cardigan available in several colours that is easily paired with the items in the baby collection!


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WW2 tow strap. Great unissued condition. Marked U.S. Jay-Dee, dated 1943. Used by Mountain troops to carry carts or sleds. Airborne troops used these to carry antitank 37mm guns and other weapons and ammo carts. The rope is 42 in. Long and canvas strap is 27 in. Long x 2in. Wide. Overall 70 in. Long.
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Dude... just delete it.
I'm having problems installing Bactrack 4 Final on my VMware Workstation.
To make long story short... this is what i've done so far:
1) Created a new virtual machine within VMware Workstation 7.0.0 build-203739. I used the "custom" option and only changed a few things: "Other Linux Kernel 2.6.x", processor settings (2 processors, with 2 cores each) and connection type to bridged. I also chose "Install OS later" and mounted the .iso to CD/DVD-drive afterwards from "edit settings".
2) I booted it for the first time. Everything seemed fine and I typed "clear" and "startx". I followed the official instructions for hard drive installation as given in here.
3) I followed the instructions and installation went smooth without any errors. I restarted when prompted to do so. I logged in with "root/toor" and changed the UNIX password. Then I typed "fix-splash" and rebooted again by typing "reboot".
4) I logged in with "root/my new UNIX pw" and typed "startx" once again. Desktop booted fine but something wasn't quite right. The "installation.sh" was still there... but I already installed BT on my virtual hard-drive!
Check attached screenshot.
So, should I have unmounted the .iso at some point? At first reboot it asks me to "remove any disks and press enter" or something similar. I didn't do so since when I tried to unconnect my virtual cd/dvd vmware says that "it is locked by the guest os".
What did I do wrong? I have BT4 Pre-Final succesfully running on VirtualBox but I'd rather use VMware. Now it just seems like the installation never gets completed.. or atleast the "installation.sh" stays on my desktop unlike when installing on VirtualBox.
Any help is very much appreciated. I tried to explain the situation as clearly as I can.
Thank you.
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Dude... just delete it.
yeah, deleting it would be the best thing to do.
Seriously here is what you can do on your own for cases like this.
First make a copy of the file/s in question in a different location. Then take the original and change the file type (.exe. to .abc) then if after a determinate amount of time you have seen no adverse affects delete said file. If at any point something goes wrong you have a copy for backup.
Furthermore you are using VMware and as such you should make a snapshot of the image. This is your backup of the entire system.
Also anyone is free to post help and all help is free.
Good luck.
Or you could just poweroff the machine and change the virtual machine settings (Autodetect instead of reading the iso, or just uncheck the "connect at poweron" box).
Last edited by Snayler; 01-23-2010 at 06:49 PM.
Since the file disappeared at VirtualBox installation, it kinda confused me. Thanks everyone for your help.
Yes, that installation.sh werent removed afrei I installed BT4 in vmware, but i used BT4 as ubuntu, its based on it.
That script is just something we made to call up the installer. There is nothing to make it delete it self after a install so of course it will be there after a install. Just delete it or move it somewhere else.


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Pacers Get- Aundray Blatche, Nick Young
Wizards Get- Paul George, Tyler, Solo, Dahntay and Lottery Protected 1st
And Pray That Ernie Grunfeld Says Yes.
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Pacers Get- Aundray Blatche, Nick Young
Wizards Get- Paul George, Tyler, Solo, Dahntay and Lottery Protected 1st
And Pray That Ernie Grunfeld Says Yes.
Last edited by LA_Confidential; 12-25-2010 at 05:07 PM.
I'm sorry if this sounds harsh but
No way we trade two prospects and a first for two craptastic scrubs.
Wow. Im Sorry If This Sounds Harsh, But Your Judgement Of Talent Blows.
Blatche/Young>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Tyler/Paul George.
I'm Sorry If This Sounds Harsh, But Have You Watched Pacers Basketball For The Past Couple Of Years At All? Better Yet, Have You Ever Watched Andray Blatche Play?!
Look At This:
How many games has Troy Murphy cost us?
Look at this now:
Did you know about this? Kid has all the tools but he won't ever, ever be a part of a good team because he simply sucks. He tries to be a guard, he's soft, he doesn't love basketball, and he doesn't play hard.There is no one on the entire team I hate more right now than Andray Blatche.
The dude is a CLOWN. He has less passion for basketball than Kwame Brown. When Michael Wilbon makes a claim, he knows what he's talking about...and every single article he makes reference to how Blatche would rather be at parties than playing the game of basketball.
How damn obvious is it? The dude is like 7 feet and gets FIVE REBOUNDS A GAME as a starting center. Dominic McGuire and Caron Butler OUTREBOUND HIM as starting TWOS AND THREES.
He put on like twenty pounds of fat in the offseason. He's completely out of shape and is always the last person coming down the court. Apparently, team staff have forever been trying to get him on a consistent strengthening and weight-training program but he hasn't done ****.
His weak-*** finger-rolls around the basket drive me nuts. So do his outside jumpers. You're SEVEN FEET TALL AND CAN JUMP OUT OF THE GYM. DUNK THE ****ING BALL!!!
It seems like the only thing he's improved since he got here is his free throw shooting...which is ***damn great, considering he takes TWO FREE THROWS A GAME and never takes the ball strong enough to draw any contact.
Why we made Ed Tapscott interim HC is beyond me. The man is Director of Player Development, and our development here has been ATROCIOUS. Blatche is a talented monster who is a fat lazy lard. Pecherov has gone nowhere. Young doesn't seem much different from last year, and was expected to step up on both ends. McGee and Crittenton he doesn't even play.
Blatche epitomizes what is wrong with this team though. We gave him what, a 5 year, $15 million contract based on nothing but him having loads of potential, and after getting shot, being continuously lamented by his teammates for not going all-out, this is how he rewards us????
If I was coach, I would tell Andray Blatche he's not playing in a game the rest of the season, and will be suspended indefinitely until he gets himself in suitable shape. That means a) being able to run up and down the floor, b) bulking up and not getting thrown out of the way by every player in the league, and c) developing some mental toughness, enough to learn how to take a charge, DUNK THE ****ING BALL, and not whine and sulk about coming out of games.
THIS IS YOUR JOB. If I got paid $3 million plus a year to be a basketball player, I would not do anything else. Like Gilbert, I would live in the gym, do absolutely everything I can to get better, and not be satisfied until I win.
I think some of the guys on our team are like that. Caron and Twan for sure. Songaila is a professional. Andray Blatche seems perfectly fine with being Darius Songaila for his career though, a possible 9th man on a playoff team, when IF THE MAN PUT SOME EFFORT IN, HE COULD BE A DAMN KEVIN GARNETT.
It's time to get hard on Blatche and kick this loser off the team until he shows some more commitment than Kwame Brown. His conditioning is atrocious; I feel like I'm in better shape than him, and getting 5 rebounds a game in your 4th year as a starting center is just putrid..it reflects a lack of preparation, which leads to failure, as well as a lack of any heart or desire out on the court.
"IF IT IS TO BE, IT IS UP TO ME." Someone tell Andray Blatche if he ever wants to be worth a **** as a basketball player, he better get his *** to work. And someone teach the man he's not a 6'7 SF...his outside shot will never be consistent enough to keep him in the game there, and as much as he hates it he's a SEVEN-FOOT-CENTER. Bulk up, and learn how to rebound, dunk the ball, and not get pushed around by bigs out there.
I guarantee that you went on nba.com and looked up his stats and said, "Hmmm, looks good to me." Then you are going to tell me my judgment of talent sucks? Wow.
I wouldn't take him for free. And Nick Young sucks too. Fans won't admit it since he's till young, but 90% of the time he shoots the Wizards out of games with an occasional decent game. He plays no defense as well.
Last edited by hoops_guy; 12-25-2010 at 06:13 PM.
Yeah, I remember Blatche throwing a tantrum last year because he wasn't getting to shoot enough.
He'll never be much of a winner. Kid just doesn't get it.
He also got a $15 million extension last year too.
Did you mean to hit the 3, and hit the 1?
It was $35 mil.
In that case then this goes out to Washington's front office:
That should completely kill the mood for any Blatche fans.
You're Very Entertaining.
Yes Ive Watched Blatche Play Since He Was Drafted, I Live In DC.
You Accuse Me Of Going On NBA.com, But You Used A Fan Rant On Another BLOG Site From 2 Years Ago To Prove Your Point. Really?
The Guy Would Be The Second Best Player On Our Team And You Call Him A "Craptastic Srub"?
He'd Fill Our Most Pressing Need As Player X. You Know The Power Forward Who Can Also Double As A Center.
He Only 24 And He's Already Got A 35Mil Extension From The Wizards, A Deal In Which His Salary Wont Reach 10 Million In Any Season. That's A Good Deal For The Garbage That I Proposed To Send To Washington.
He' Does Dog It At Times But That's Because The Wiz Suck Soooooooo Bad.
He Honestly Wont Have Any Shot At The Playoffs Any Time Soon So I Dont Blame Him. I Don't Condone It But I Don't Blame Him Either. The Kid Is Nice And He'd Be A Perfect Fit In Our Line Up. Washington Is A Wasteland For Big Men. I Bet You Thought Rasheed Wallace, Ben Wallace And Chris Webber Were Craptastic Scrubs Too Huh?
You Probably Wanna Put Together A Mega Deal For Josh Smith, As If The Hawks Would Ever Trade Him To Us. Or You Wanna Wait To Let Guys Deals Expire And Sign Carl Landry In The Off Season. Either Way We'd Be Overpaying.
He's A Good Player On A Good Contract And This Would Be A Good Trade.
I'd be extremely hesitant to trade PG and Tyler by themselves.
Add that Lottery protected first to the deal, and you'd be out of your mind to make that deal if you were the Pacers.
The Wizards would be ripping us off in the same way we did to NJ, Houston, and NO on the Collison deal.
Stop quoting people I have on ignore!
I'd rather take a JJ Hickson than Andray simply because he plays like he isn't the best player in the world. Andray is a scrub. He smells like a scrub. Has all the talent but won't put it together and has a scrub's game. All that goes to Nick Young too.
The peeps aren't winning players. I don't understand why you are freaking out about them La_Confidential. They suck. Nick Young has been in the league for what 5 years? He can't hit a shot to save his life.
Andray puts up DECENT numbers on a horrific team. Hooray someone call Clark Kellogg and Kevin Martin.
I may start a poll in a while.
Last edited by hoops_guy; 12-26-2010 at 02:45 AM.
Hey Guy, You Are The Worst Poster Ever. Calm The F Down. Big Font = Small Mind.
As for the trade, I certainly hope we would not consider that. I don't like Blatche enough to trade all of those assets, especially George, T, and the 1st.
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Good god, this is terrible.
i really want blatche but no way would i give up part of our core (tyler and paul) to get him
i dont want young nor do we need him with brandon manning the sg
In 49 states it's just basketball, but this is Indiana!
Thank You For The Kind Words. If You Read Any Of The Posts At All, You'd Notice That The Big Font Was Used As Sarcasm To Another Posters Use Of Big Font. Wise Guy.
Instead Of Bashing, Why Not Offer An Alternative.
As For Tyler And Paul, Both Good Young Prospects But Hardly Anything To Get Overly Protective About.
Last edited by LA_Confidential; 12-26-2010 at 12:06 AM.
Core? They Dont Even Play.
I don't want Andray Blatche on this team. Ever. He's got ok talent but he makes really stupid decisions both on and off the court. Actually, his off-the-court issues are why I think he's an idiot (you can look that up for yourselves).
Ight, I'm Through. You Guys Go Ahead And Make Up Some Fantasy Trade Where We End Up With A Bunch Of All-Stars For The Garbage We've Got To Offer. .
You're correct in the fact that they don't play. But that doesn't make them not a part of the teams core. While I'm not a coach, and have no inside information on the Pacers, most assume that if (if) JOB is not back next season, Paul and Tyler will both have much larger roles.
It is highly likely than Dunleavy will be gone, giving Paul his playing time. Tyler is valuable to this team, unless of course your JOB. He does the little things you need to have to win. He is a proven winner. He plays with confidence, but not the arrogance and just overall crap attitude of Blatche.
Remember, there's 15 guys on a team. The 5 starters don't have to be the only "core" players. Hell, Dunleavy starts some games. Is he part of our "core" then? Maybe I'm the only one, but I consider A.J Price to be part of our core. But he doesn't play either.
Point is, Blatche has a ****ty attitude. Paul George's upside blows Nick Young out of the water. We don't need another wing to sit on our bench like Young. Then you want us to throw them a lottery protected first.
You can't possibly think that's a good trade, unless you're secretly a Wizards fan simply trying to irk those of us on PD with god awful trades.
Some people
Last edited by Psyren; 12-26-2010 at 02:33 AM.
Stop quoting people I have on ignore!
Or just wait and don't trade anyone right now? Especially not Tyler, George, AND a future first. I thought patience was bad around here in the off-season, but wow...
Surely the "capitalizing the first letter of every word" thing has been discussed at some point. What am I missing here?
I personally think that Paul George can and will be the best player on our team in a couple of years so.. yeah.
This has gotten a little crazy though. I didn't mean to sound so harsh. Just after so many years of having Andray Blatches (Artest, Jackson, etc.), I'm kind of appalled that we'd take someone like that.
Just like I was upset and suprised when Stephenson was drafted here.
I say now way as well. I won't be harsh on Blatche and young but I think we can get a little better deal out there. Trading George and the 1st rounder is too much for a guy that cannot make the right decisions quickly and potential.
Have any of u seen Young play this year? The kid is good. Idk anything about Blatch but if we could do a Tyler and 1st for him or something I wouldn't even think about it. I would like to keep PG if at all possible but u all act like Tyler is some superstar and he is not and he will never be. Tyler hussels which is very good but when it comes to straight up talent he lacks. McBob is sloop much more athletic then Tyler could dream of being. If we can get a good piece for Tyler psh no questions asked...TAKE IT
I actually like Nick Young but I see no point in swinging a deal for him (unless it's straight up for Lance Stephenson or something). He's a decent scorer but a lousy defender. There are plenty of other wing scorers out there that can probably be had besides Nick Young.


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ST. PETERSBURG -- With thunderstorms surrounding Tropicana Field on Sunday afternoon, power to the stadium light banks went out for 19 minutes in the third inning of the Angels' 7-5 win over the Rays -- and ... wait, was that a replay of the first inning on the video board?
No, it was the 1946 Bugs Bunny cartoon "Baseball Bugs," providing the entertainment during the delay, with the power-hitting Gas-House Gorillas -- looking an awful lot like what the Angels lineup did against Rays starter Jake Odorizzi -- strutting a conga line around the bases in the middle of a hit parade.
The Gorilla-esque Angels pounded out five runs on five hits off Odorizzi in the first inning on Sunday, riding the big inning to a win in the series' rubber game. Los Angeles, still in control of the first American League Wild Card spot, scored its most runs in a game since the All-Star break to continue its MLB-best 35-16 run since June 6.
"You can't complain too much when [the bats] put five runs on the board there in the first," said starter Jered Weaver, the beneficiary of the outburst. "It makes the starting pitcher's job a little bit easier."
And the opposing pitcher's job much harder. Six straight Angels batters reached base to start the series finale in St. Pete, teeing off on Odorizzi, who was fooling no one. The Angels didn't make their first out for 20 minutes -- and that was on a hit, when Howie Kendrick got caught up between first and second on a long single to right field.
"We got some pitches we could hit, and we just didn't miss them," said Mike Trout, who was 3-for-4 in the game with two RBIs. "And when we were sitting on a pitch, we didn't miss it."
Trout, Josh Hamilton, Kendrick, David Freese and Efren Navarro drove in a run apiece in the frame -- Trout with a double launched into the left-center-field gap, Hamilton with a sharp single to center, Kendrick with his single after a 13-pitch at-bat with 10 foul balls, Freese with a sacrifice fly and Navarro with a two-out double.
"We got into some terrific hitting counts in the first inning," Halos manager Mike Scioscia said. "I thought we did a good job all afternoon, but that first inning in particular, we got into some good counts and took advantage of it."
By the time Chris Iannetta struck out on a slow slider -- one of the few Odorizzi threw sharply all inning -- to end the frame, Angels batter were 5-for-6 with two doubles, two walks, and five runs batted in. They had forced Odorizzi into a career-high 46 pitches in the inning.
"It was just one of those days where you make a bad pitch, it finds holes. You make a good pitch, it finds holes, too," Odorizzi said. "You just have to fight through it. Today was just a tough day overall for me. Started off bad, didn't get any better."
The Rays had no Bugs Bunny waiting in the wings to rescue them from the Angels -- in the cartoon, Bugs comes on in relief, plays all nine positions and pulls off a 96-95 comeback against the Gorillas -- although the Rays did make things interesting late.
After Weaver gave up two runs over six innings, the usually stellar Angels bullpen got tagged for three runs in the seventh that cut the lead to 7-5. Jason Grilli was charged with all three runs, although two of them scored on a wild pitch by Kevin Jepsen and a bases-loaded walk issued by Joe Smith.
"I'm gonna focus on us getting some big outs," Scioscia said. "We got big outs all afternoon."
Smith might have gotten the biggest, recovering from the walk to retire Kevin Kiermaier to end the inning, stranding the bases loaded when a hit might have tied the game or given the Rays the lead. Smith went on to pitch a scoreless eighth, and closer Huston Street shut things down in the ninth for his 30th save in 31 chances.
"It's something you need to take advantage of in games like that, and I didn't," said Kiermaier, who left the bases loaded twice in the game. "I feel like I let the team down and just couldn't find any holes today."
Smith, on the other hand, had already moved on from the bullpen's hiccup.
"We'll be all right, man," Smith said, "It's a bump in the road, but we've been good."
Still, he was more than ready to get out of St. Pete and back to Los Angeles after three straight games at The Trop lasted well over three hours.
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England's collapse to spin took dramatic hold on the third morning of the first Test as their hopes of salvaging a stalemate faded fast.
Ravichandran Ashwin and Pragyan Ojha's rapid progress through England's frontline batsmen made a nonsense of Graeme Swann's manful attempts to chip through India on the first two days of this series.
In reply to 521 for eight declared, England faltered from an already vulnerable 41 for three to 110 for seven by lunch.
Kevin Pietersen's comeback innings following his successful 'reintegration' was fretful throughout, rarely in his crease in an attempt to stop Ojha dictating events. The result appeared reckless rather than effective. He missed the first ball of the morning, from Ojha, which kept low and snaked through for a bye.
With Alastair Cook mostly secure at the other end, facing almost all of Ashwin (three for 44) and some of Ojha (three for 30), Pietersen began to look a little more settled himself. But Ojha knocked out his middle-stump as he played inside a delivery which turned sharply from wide on the crease round the wicket, departing for 17.
England's collective response to last winter's failings against spin has been to ditch the sweep and play much less from the crease. Ian Bell has taken the 'remedy' to extremes, however, and paid the price instantly when he was up the wicket to the slow left-armer and went through with an attempted lofted drive even though he did not quite get to the pitch.
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New batsman Samit Patel could not utilisie his shares of luck and skill to the fullest extent. The first element was forthcoming for his partner Matt Prior, dropped on three after clubbing a full-toss from Ashwin to Zaheer Khan on the square-leg boundary.
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A transcript of a 999 call made shortly after midnight on February 24 last year was read to the jury at Worcester Crown Court where three teenagers are on trial for manslaughter.
Gareth Walters, prosecuting, said the caller, who cannot be named for legal reasons, described how Nigel Shakespeare was lying in the street in Sillins Avenue. The emergency operator was told Mr Shakespeare was bleeding from the nose and mouth and his partner, Jacqueline Cull, was holding his head up. She could be heard in the background urging the ambulance to "get there quick", Mr Walters said.
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Adam Haylor, of Astley Close, Redditch, and Colin Mahon, of Albert Road, Halesowen, both 18, and a 17-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, deny manslaughter. Haylor also denies a separate charge of assault causing actual bodily harm.
The jury has been told Haylor shouted an abusive comment at Mr Shakespeare as he walked by. He struggled with the 17-year-old, and he was punched on the left side of his face. Haylor then stamped on his head despite being pulled back by Mahon, the jury has heard.
Forensic pathologist Dr Alexander Kolar told the jury the injuries to Mr Shakespeare's head were consistent with three impacts. His left cheekbone had been fractured by a "heavy blow" and there was bruising to his forehead. He also had a cut on the back of his head where the skull had fractured which was likely to have been caused by hitting a hard surface such as the road.
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Picking berries was one of my favorite childhood activities, and blackberry thickets were just waiting for tiny, eager hands to brave the bramble and thorns and reach for the juicy purple berries. A pretzel-crusted, blueberry-blackberry pie is just the dessert to satisfy that summer's day craving—and quite possibly stain mouths everywhere with a tell-tale blue hue.
The rule for picking out high quality blueberries or blackberries is largely the same for both fruit: if they are even a touch red or burgundy, they aren't ripe enough to eat. Blueberries should have a deep cobalt shade closer to the color of slate than a blue jay, and blackberries should look deep enough purple that they could pass for black to an untrained eye. If you're feeling adventurous, the blueberry-blackberry pie would also be just as tasty by substituting in elderberries, mulberries, or gooseberries for the blackberries in the dish.
The pretzel crust is a crunchy, savory balance to the velvety texture of the pie, and is best made with thin pretzel rods. If you're interested in a crust that errs on the side of a more traditional graham cracker style, crush the pretzels very finely and add an additional 1-2 tablespoons of sugar to the mixture. If you're more of a chunky mindset, leave the pretzels a bit of coarse texture and enjoy a bit of snap with each bite.
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About the author: Sarah Baird is a writer, editor, and petit four aficionado living in New Orleans, Louisiana. She likes planning elaborate dinner parties surrounded by her collection of dwarf citrus trees. You can read her latest musings and about her various misadventures on her website: hellosarahbaird.com or follow her on Twitter: @scbaird.


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