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February 2008 - ReCreate is incorporated as a nonprofit corporation in California.
October 2008 -ReCreate begins education program.
January 2009 - the City of Roseville and ReCreate are awarded a reuse grant from the California Integrated Waste Management Board.
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When I saw the title of this book, I knew I wanted to read it.
When I saw who authored the book, I knew I HAD to read it.
Jessica Heights, author/writer at Muthering Heights and Other Senseless Sensibilities, and co-founder of the Allume (formerly Relevant) Conference is the author of this lovely little ebook. Maybe that doesn't mean anything to you, but I happen to be a BIG fan of Jessica's. Not only can she list all those accomplishments, she and her husband recently started a new Coffee company, Avodah Coffee, so she is a gal after my own heart!
Although I have been writing more recently about health habits and setting some health goals, this book could NOT have been more timely. I am more than 100 lbs overweight. (gag. i hated writing that). It IS true, but that is why I set a goal of losing 40 lbs in 2013. That averages to about 3.33 lbs per month or so, and I will be making changes to get to that goal.
Click here to visit Jessica Heights.
100 Pound Loser, though, is a really helpful, encouraging KEY to use in that pursuit. I tend to take on all the pieces of the goal at once and then get mad when I can't reach it and give up. Jessica writes, in her very witty, very fun way, about making this a journey and NOT expecting overnight success forever and ever amen. Small steps. Small changes. Smaller bites. Bits and pieces that I've known and read before – but all put together in a nice-to-read, friendly format that makes the big goal seem not-so-out-of-reach!
She talks about changes she had to make to her eating (portion control, etc.), her exercising, her plateaus – BUT she talks about how she worked through them and around them without PREACHING that you have to make those exact some choices in the exact same way! This is NOT like The Biggest Loser – and yet she managed to lose and KEEP OFF 100 lbs by eating what she wanted, by enjoying her exercise despite fibromyalgia, and how she dealt with setbacks.
My favorite chapter is Chapter 10, A Special Note on Weight Loss, Body Image, and Raising Girls. After all, I DO want to promote healthy habits and body-image to my girls, but don't want to pass along the negative attitudes, body-image and self-talk that has kept me carrying all this extra weight around for years.
I'm really inspired by this book. If you have much weight to lose at all, this could inspire you too. It is NOT a magic pill. It is NOT a diet plan or exercise program – but Jessica does link to some recommended resources (which I'm checking out myself!) Since Roy and I are alternating morning workouts at the gym, I need to find something to do on those mornings he goes and I stay home. I have one walking video, but want to add some cardio and I'm eyeing Jessica's recommended resource for sure! {I DID receive a copy of this book for free in exchange for my honest reflection and review. I'm glad I did cuz it is really ringing in my ears for sure!}
Click here to visit Jessica Heights.
I have used affiliate links in this post because I want to recommend great resources for my readers. If you click through and make a purchase, I will receive a small commission as a "thank you" from Jessica for referring you to her. On that note, thank you for trusting my judgment and contributing to my coffee cup!

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Hordes of book lovers flocked to Grass Valley yesterday for my appearance at the Book Seller. Okay, so I exaggerate. Only two people came out to hear me talk about my newest book, Wheels of Change.
Now, to some it might seem a tad discouraging to drive two hours to appear at a signing and have only two people show up, but it wasn't discouraging or disappointing, at least not for me. I had a great time, and this was due to the two people who showed up: Georgeanne and Don Fultz, pictured with me above.
Formerly of Santa Cruz, now of Grass Valley, Don is a one-time hot rodder who has already read Wheels of Change and loved it. This was the email he sent me on Tuesday:
Dear Mr. Nelson: I just purchased "Wheels of Change" yesterday. I can't put it down. As a 50's Hot Rod builder, it brings back memories of my youth and reminds me of the stories my father (a mechanic from the early '20s) told of the souped up Model T's.
I look forward to meeting you tomorrow. I am buying a second book for my 18 year old grandson, Alexander Rossi, who is racing GP2 in Abu Dabai this weekend. Alexander won The BMW World Championship in 2008 and was Rookie of the year in the GP3 series this year. His goal of becoming a Formula One driver (the first American in many years) comes closer with each race.
Your book will give him a much better grasp of the early history of motor sports than anything I have seen. I never knew about Phil Hill's early life until I read your book. Many thanks for such a well researched and well written book.—Don Fultz
After spending three years of my life to write this book, it was quite gratifying to hear from Don, as you can imagine. I was equally happy to meet him and his wife and spend time with them in the cozy downstairs book nook at the Book Seller on historic Mill Street in Grass Valley. We talked cars, books, politics, movies, history and whatever else came to mind for more than an hour. And Don isn't just showing grandfatherly pride in his grandson. Alexander Rossi is one of the best young race drivers in the world, and he and Georgeanne support his career financially and every other way, often flying to see him race in Mexico or wherever he happens to be competing.
Next stop for me on the Wheels of Change Road Trip is the California Historical Society on Nov. 4 in San Francisco, followed the next day by the Oakland Rotary and then Bookshop Benicia on Sunday, Nov. 8. Even if no one else shows up at these events, I'll be there!


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Aunt Ginger just sent this picture. It's from July 4th when the Varnson's (Aunt Eileen, Uncle Al, Olivia, Nathan, Hamilton, Fletcher + Barrett) flew to Colorado to spend 4th of July with the Colorado Cooley's (Uncle Joh, Aunt Ginger, Sage + Clay). The pic above is of my cousins. Hopefully soon I can appear in a picture with all of them.


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Hate in Arizona: Two Mothers Mourn Their Murdered Children
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Two Latina mothers are the main witnesses in parallel murder trials that shed light on the political climate of a state that has become a hotbed of extremism, according to human rights organizations.
The women's stories have slipped under the radar of Arizona's conservative political leaders, who have fueled the illegal immigration debate by shifting the spotlight to undocumented immigrants and border violence and away from deadly vigilantism.
Paula Valera, Mother of Juan Varela
Paula Varela testified recently about the day she watched her son, Juan Varela, fall to the ground after he was fatally shot in the head a few feet outside his home in South Phoenix on May 6, 2010.
She took the stand as a key witness in the murder trial of the man accused of gunning him down, their next-door neighbor, Gary Kelley.
According to Kelley's attorney, Kelley approached Juan Varela to talk about Arizona's new immigration law, SB 1070, and shot Varela in self-defense.
But Juan Varela's brother, Anthony, testified that Kelley, who was drunk at the time, was armed and looking for more than neighborly conversation.
Kelley reportedly yelled racial slurs at his neighbor and said, "You f-----g Mexican, go back to Mexico!"
Varela, 44, and his family are Mexican Americans who have lived in Arizona for several generations.
In the aftermath of the passage of SB 1070 -- one of the toughest anti-immigration laws in the nation --the Varela family's attempt to highlight the murder as a hate crime has gone largely unnoticed. And so has the trial of his accused killer.
Gina Gonzalez, Mother of Brisenia Flores
Varela's mother is not alone in her sorrow. Another mother recently took the stand in a different trial in Tucson for a shooting that happened almost a year before Varela's. This time the victims were a 9-year-old girl and her father.
On May 30, 2009, Gina Gonzalez pretended to be dead after intruders shot her and fatally shot her husband Raul Flores inside their home in Arivaca, Ariz., a town about 13 miles from the Mexican border.
She listened as her 9-year-old daughter, Brisenia Flores, pleaded for her life. Then the shooter reloaded the gun and killed the little girl.
The alleged ringleader of the crime is 42-year-old Shawna Forde, a leader of Minuteman American Defense (MAD), an armed watch group whose goal is to detain and report undocumented immigrants attempting to cross the border. Prosecutors argue that Forde tried to finance her anti-immigrant activities with robberies like the one that led to the fatal shootings in 2009. She is facing the death penalty.
Jury deliberations have started in the Varela murder case, and are expected to begin this week in the Flores shootings.
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Carlos Galindo, a local pro-immigration activist and radio talk-show host, calls the case of Brisenia Flores a "red flag." If Arizona politicians and communities had rallied against the killing of the 9-year-old and her father, he says, Juan Varela might never have been slain.
Galindo believes Varela's murder would have created an uproar in Arizona but for the fact that Phoenix police made early statements pushing the case under the rug, denying that it was racially motivated or related to SB 1070.
The case was later labeled a hate crime under former Maricopa County Attorney Rick Romley, after pressure from the family with the help of ethnic media and community members like Galindo.
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Weekend box office: Zombies: 1, Humans: 0
The undead were the only things alive at the movies over Super Bowl weekend
Jonathan Levine's zombie love story "Warm Bodies" was the only new movie that performed well this weekend at the North American box office. The other good news was that some of the big Oscar contenders still seemed to be benefitting from some awards show bounce. Films like "Silver Linings Playbook," "Lincoln," and "Argo" moved up the chart despite the fact that they've been around for quite a while now. By contrast, ticket sales for last week's "Movie 43" and "Broken City" plummeted, disappearing from the Top Ten in record time.
Summit's "Warm Bodies" took a strong lead this weekend with $19.8M (at 3,009 theaters). At #2, last week's critically panned "Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters" earned less than half that amount, with only $9.4M in ticket sales (at 3,375 theaters) while the little film that could, "Silver Linings Playbook," moved up to the #3 position in its twelfth week, adding $7.7M (at 2,809 theaters) to its now $80M domestic gross. Jessica Chastain's "Mama" slipped to #4 in its third week, with $6.5M (at 2,781 theaters) and a domestic total of $58.1M while Chastain's other big movie, "Zero Dark Thirty," moved to #5 with $5.1M (at 2,871 theaters) and a new domestic gross of $77.6M.
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As we continue to move closer to the Academy Awards, next weekend's new movies will find Melissa McCarthy playing mind games on Jason Bateman in "Identity Thief," and Rooney Mara, Channing Tatum, and Catherine Zeta-Jones playing prescription drug-induced mind games in Soderbergh's "Side Effects."


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i was on both the due dec 08 and due jan 09 threads and they both seem quiet at the mo. so decided to create a thread for all those whose babies are between 6 and 12 months at the mo. will be great to catch up with some old faces and nice to meet new faces too.
so to introduce myself to anyone i havn't met before i am natty, 27 and mother of molly 3 and chloe who is 8 months and was born 30 dec 2008. she was due 31st dec so i was almost ontime, but ironically she decided to be born on her nannies birthday insted!. a normal delivery, in labour for about 14 hrs but stay at home for most of it, making it to the hospital intime for my waters to break and start pushing!!
chloe is now crawling and getting everywhere. she has started to eat like a pig and is now a whopping 19lb 4oz (8 weeks ago she was only 15lb 3!!!) i am currently back at work which is hard with 2 but its been ok.
would love to hear from others xxx
Hi Ya
What a great idea
Im Susan from Nov 08, im 29 and hit the big 30 in Oct, my son Ryan was born on the 25th Nov he was 2 weeks over due so i was induced and i had a very long labour of nearly 100 hrs not something i would wish on anyone but he was worth it. His nearly 10months and crawling, walking up and down the sofa and has took a few odd steps to get to me on his own b4 he falls. Im hoping to get him weighed on tues to see what he is now. Im a stay at home mum, i was a special needs teaching assistnat b4 i had my son. I thinks thats about it ummmm oh im also have dyselixa (sp) so my spelling is crap lol
I look forward to chatting to everyone who joins the thread.
NATTY - thank u for starting this thread.
YAY!! a new member.
hi susan nice to meet you although i think i saw you a few times on the due nov thread when i was lurking waiting patiently for my turn!
wow 100hrs! thats amazing. def not something i would like to go through. was it very stop start or was it intense for a lot of that time? i bet you were knackered by the end. i hope you stayed in hospital for a day or two to rest and regroup?
ryan looks adorable on his pic. and he seems to be doing really well. taking steps already is fab for his age. chloe is able to stand leaning against things and is just getting interested in pulling herself up. but is yet to actually do it!!!
well it is lovely to have a new thread so we can chat. alot of the threads i have been on recently have gone quiet (guess not everyone has the time i have to come online with a new baby!!!) i will try to post some pics of my girls and will speak again soon. xxx
doing her favourite past time!
we had some professional photos taken back in may.
as you can see those pics have the water marks on them from the studio as im not suppose to use them. opps!
this next is my big baby girl on her first day at pre school. i cried! and she insisted on doing up her top button! she has refused to do it up since lol
and then one of my favs. they love each other sooooooo much!
there we go. some pics of my babies. xxx
hiya my name is michelle i am 27 in october i have 2 little girls courtney is 4 and lauren will be 1 on september 22ndboth my labours were ok courtney was 14 hours and i had no pain relief and lauren was 8 hours i had to have the drip both times coz there was meconium in my waters but it wa all fine and so worth it i would do it all again tomorrow if my hubby would let me!
i have been a member on thinkbaby for ages but never actually joined a forum so here it goes! i just tend to look on other forums and be nosy see what all the little ones are up 2 so i do recognise both your names hello!
i cant believe lauren will 1 it has gone so fast she is not doing to good at the mo we have to go to the hospital alot with her coz she wont gain any weight she eats and eats but still only weighs 14lb she weighed 7lb 5oz at birth and she was 1 week late! but she is walking around everywhere and doing really well otherwise, my oldest courtney has just started school bless her and looks so grown up.
natty b i love you pix your children are gorgeous i will try and post some of my girls if i can figure it out!! lol
hope to speak to you soon x
hi natty
like susan says what a great idea! since dec babies is always quite!
im vicky, 23 in aug from northumberland. i live with my partner of 4 years mick and hes a wonderful dad.
Liam Michael was born on the 21st of december at 8.46pm after 23 hours of labour, he was due on the 19th so i didnt have to wait 2 long!.
im due to go back to work in nov, im just going for 8 hours thou, im a supervior for new look in a flag ship store. im actually looking forward to it since its just 8 hours!
liam is nearly 9 months and has been on the move for about 4 weeks now, he can pull himself up and i dont think it will be long before he walks, he pulls himself up on his walker and pushes that along its very cute!
he was a good sleeper, since 6 weeks hes slept 8-8 but for the past monthish hes been waking, all i can put it down to is his teeth. he can say, mama, dada, hiya and bye while waving his arm. i get liam weighed every 2 weeks so its weigh in tomorrow but 2 weeks ago he was 21lbs and is starting to wear 9-12 month clothing.
ill add some photos aswell in another post cos im trying to find the usb to put some new ones on but as usual you cant find anything in this house!
luv from vicky and liam xxx
Liam was he was first born, this pic is when he was about 10 minutes old.
This is liam taken the other day standing next to sofa with his cheeky grin!
Liam playing with one of his hundreds of toys.
Liam sittin in my friends sons little tykes car.
Morning everyone,
Im crazy i have tea cook all ready to put in the oven, its cottage pie as my OH is working nights so we dont haev a roast till his day off.
I haev spent 45 min tryingt o get my washing out as im in a flat with stairs and my drier has broken, roll on 2mor when i get my new one as i cant carry on like this its a nightmare, with Ryan and washing to drag up and down all day long.
How is everyone 2day?
NATTY - Yeah i have seen u a few times on the thread but it is lovely to talk to u. It was a nightmare not something i ever want to do again, i swear i saw around 40 women go into labour if not more and there was just stuck. It was something that i still struggle to talk about. I was out the next day, as i was in hospital for a week anyway and ust wan ted to get home as my care was crap!Awww bless, chole is lovely, ouch for mw poking her in the eye. Awww Molly is also really cute, I love the changing mat pic, these are always the best pics.Pre school, they grow up to fast, i dont blame u for crying, i still cant leave Ryan. You have 2 beautful girls hun u must be very proud.COURTYANDLAURENSMUM - Its lovely to meet u, i look forward to chatting to u. VICKY - Sounds like going back to work for u wont be too bad then if its only for 8hrs, who will be having Liam for u? Ryan hates his walker, has only used it about 4 times, its funny how some babies love them other dont, he loves his activity station and likes to climb under it or stand by it now. Lovely pics, Laim is so cute.
I will see if i can get some pics up of Ryan now x
Ryan at the park, this is a few months old
Ryan with my hoody he has a thing for it and wont leave it alone lol
Ryan a few hours old, in hospital
Ryan on my boobs tis is my fav pic, finally we were left alone and i took this.
I do have some more up to date ones but they need changing size and Ryan is trying to eat me lol
hello lovely pix everyone i really must figure out how to put some on here me and computers do not get on!!
hiya susan i am ok thanx been in the garden all afternoon giving it a much needed tidy up although i wish i was smewhere better we have had a lovely warm day today i live in a flat 2 but luckily mine is ground floor so i can get out in the garden easier i cannot believe your labour was 100hours that must have been awful i thought i had it bad with 14 hours!!
hello vicky i love the pix of your little man
hope everyone had a nice weekend
love courtney and laurens mum x
Natty you know me already but for everyone else I'm Gemma, 29, married, from Hereford and I am mummy to my gorgeous daughter Freya who was 1 last Saturday 12th Sept. The Sept 08 thread is very quiet usually too, just 3 of us who still talk from time to time. I also chat on the fancy a chat thread but that is quiet too (hmm, do I talk too much, lol!)
Freya was 9 days late and arrived rather speedily, I don't know who was more surprised me or the midwife! She was a healthy 8lb 9oz and is now about 2 stone and very tall. she is on her feet cruising everywhere and with her walker, she has done 3 or 4 solo steps but the gets so excited she flaps her arms about, loses her balance and goes splat! she is full of cold and teething at the mo bless her so she's a bit grotty but she's asleep now, but how long for who knows!
Lovely pics of all your little ones. I'll try and find some of Freya.
Hi to all and look forward to chatting.
OK. found some piccys.
This is me and Freya when she was just born, don't look too closely at me, the ones of Freya on her own aren't that great!
This is her at about 2 months in my favourite baby grow, I work with horses and have 2 of my own and it saya 'don't wake me, mummy's riding' soooo cute!
Stupid computer won't let me put any more on this page, I'll try another one!
And at her birthday party last weekend.
Oooooooooooooooooh can i join teehee.
Ummm My names Tara, I'm 20...Mummy of Jamie who was born 17th October 08 and Ella who was born 8th September 09..just 12 days ago! I live with my partner and the kids, I'm not well off, but I make sure the kids want for nothing and the house is always neat. I know Susan hehe I come on the forums for a chit chat and friendship and advice etc etc, think i'd be lost without them lol!! I'v made some fantastic friends here on TB and hope we can continue chatting with eachother for a loooooooooong long time ...Unable to post pics until the TB team get back to me, been trying for months now and still no luck How is everyone? xxx
Hi everyone, i did do a post but TB has nicked it, not sure what happened and only have a few mins b4 i start the bath run.
My drier has come yay! no more up and down the stairs thank god.
TARA - welcome to the thread hun
hello everyone hope you have all had a good day?
can anyone tell me how to make pictures smaller so i can put some on here apparently mine are all to big?!
hello tara i have been following your progress with baby ella (i am nosy and tend 2 look at all threads!) i am pleased she finally made an arrival i felt so sorry for you all the trips to the hospital poor you. I read that she wasnt well today i hope she is feeling better now
hi susan hope you survived the bath run!! bet your pleased that your drier has arrived like you said no more trips up and down the stairs for you! how is ryan today?
hi gem p i remember seeing your name on the sept 08 thread but never actually joined how is freya doing my little girl lauren is 1 tomorrow where has that year gone??
speak soon x
well my OH is working lates this week so i am stuck in on my own the girls are all tucked up in bed so i am gonna get my tea chicken fahitas yummy!! although cadburys chocolate sounds much better!
glad ella is a bit better now you sound like your coping pretty well with having 2 babies so young i give you credit it must be hard work,!
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- Cast: Sam Worthington, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Jessica Chastain, Chloe Moretz, Stephen Graham, Annabeth Gish, Sheryl Lee, Jason Clarke, Leanne Cochran, Sean Michael Cunningham, Becky Fly, James Hébert, Donna Duplantier, Marcus Lyle Brown, Lyle Brocato, Kirk Bovill, Tom Proctor, Deneen Tyler, Tony Bentley, Elise Fyke, Samantha Beaulieu, Mark Adam, Cynthia LeBlanc, Cassidy Smith, Elton LeBlanc, D'Arcy Allen, Randy Austin, Gaven Tomas' Brooks, John Neisler, Seth William Cunningham
- Director: Ami Canaan Mann
- Writer: Don Ferrarone
- Producers: Michael Jaffe, Michael Mann
- Co Producer: Travis Mann
- Executive Producers: Bill Block, A. John A. Bryan Jr., Paul Hanson, Michael Jaffe, Michael Ohoven, Ethan Smith, Justin Thomson
- Art Direction: Jonah Markowitz
- Casting: Chris Gray
- Costume Design: Christopher Lawrence
- D.O.P.: Stuart Dryburgh
- Editor: Cindy Mollo
- Makeup: Stacy Kelly
- Music: Dickon Hinchliffe
- Production Design: Aran Mann
- Set Decoration: Leonard R. Spear
Souder, a homicide detective in a small Texan town, and his partner, transplanted New York City cop Detective Heigh, track a sadistic serial killer dumping his victims' mutilated bodies in a nearby marsh locals call 'The Killing Fields'.
Though the swampland crime scenes are outside their jurisdiction, Detective Heigh is unable to turn his back on solving the gruesome murders. Despite his partner's warnings, he sets out to investigate the crimes.
Before long, the killer changes the game and begins hunting the detectives, teasing them with possible clues at the crime scenes while always remaining one step ahead. When familiar local girl Anne goes missing, the detectives find themselves racing against time to catch the killer and save the young girl's life.
Basic Information
- Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
- Filming Locations: Louisiana, USA
- MPAA Warning: Violence and language including some sexual references
- Production Companies: Forward Pass, Gideon Productions, Infinity Media, QED International, Watley Entertainment
- Production Schedule: 3 May 2010 - July 2010
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2011 Guide Analysis: "At one time Danny Boyle ("Slumdog Millionaire," "127 Hours") was attached to direct this and called it a "fantastic script" but didn't think it would get made as it was "just so dark'. The true life crimes are certainly very grim - all were schoolgirls or young women, some snatched in broad daylight not far from their homes, with the bodies littered along an 80km (50 mile) stretch of the I-45 motorway between Houston and the Gulf Coast.
Filmmaker Michael Mann ("Collateral," "Public Enemies") was also attached at one point, but instead ended up producing while his daughter Ami Canaan Mann tackled directing, her second feature after 2000's "Morning". This also marks the first script from Tony Scott's regular associate producer Don Ferrarone.
Reports from early test screenings indicate the true life crimes aren't heavily focused on, rather this tells its own dark and gritty story with the murders simply used as a backdrop. Certainly the location lends itself to some potentially extraordinary visuals.
The film was originally titled "The Texas Killing Fields" when Bradley Cooper was in talks to star, however the actor dropped out and went onto a different project called "The Dark Fields" while this became just "The Fields". Then came concern that the similar titles would cause confusion, so "The Dark Fields" was recently retitled "Limitless".
"Kick Ass" and "Let Me In" star Moretz only has a small part here but it's said to be crucial, while the local sheriff role marks and interesting and welcome change of pace for Worthington who has a few roles this year more akin to his pre-"Avatar" work in Australia. Certainly one of the potentially more interesting studio thrillers to open in 2011."


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'Underworld's' Len Wiseman to Helm Sci-Fi Thriller By 'X2′ Writer
Total Recall director Len Wiseman has signed on to direct Black Chapter, based on a story he developed with X2 writer Zak Penn.
Total Recall director Len Wiseman has signed on to direct Black Chapter, based on a story he developed with X2 writer Zak Penn.
Sleepy Hollow co-creators Alex Kurtzman and Len Wiseman descended on New York Comic Con along with the hit drama's stars Tom Mison, Nicole Beharie, Orlando Jones and Katia Winter.
Executive producers Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci and Len Wiseman and the cast and crew of Fox's Sleepy Hollow brought the pilot episode of the mystery-adventure of Comic-Con International.
Underworld director Len Wisemen won't be helming the planned Mummy reboot after all, although the project remains a top priority for Universal Pictures.
Hedging its bet, Universal Pictures has hired The Hunger Games screenwriter Billy Ray to work on a second, competing script for its reboot of The Mummy.
Fox has ordered a pilot from Star Trek producers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman that is being described as a modern-day take on "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow."
Total Recall director Len Wiseman explains that his reboot of The Mummy for Universal Pictures will be a modern-day epic horror film that has nothing to do with the Brendan Fraser franchise..
After five years, New Line Cinema reportedly has put the planned Gears of War adaptation into turnaround so it can better focus on director Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy.
Len Wiseman (Underworld, Total Recall) is in talks to direct the Universal Pictures reboot of The Mummy, produced by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci.
Total Recall director Len Wiseman was joined at Comic-Con International by stars Colin Farrell, Bryan Cranston, Jessica Biel and Kate Beckinsale to debut footage from the film and discuss the remake's more serious bent.
Total Recall director Len Wiseman and stars Colin Farrell, Kate Beckinsale, Jessica Biel and Bryan Cranston met with reporters at Comic-Con International to share their thoughts on the original film and their experiences on the remake.
Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci are shopping around a supernatural television series based on The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, with Len Wiseman set to direct the pilot.


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A home in rural St. Joseph County kept emergency crews from multiple departments busy on Sunday morning.
The incident happened in the 14000 block of Osborne Rd. The homeowners informed dispatch about the blaze around 9:15 a.m.
Firefighters from the South Bend, Madison Township, Penn Township, and Union Township departments assisted on scene.
A middle-aged couple owns the home. Family members of the couple tell Newscenter 16 they purchased the property within the last month and were renovating it before officially moving in.
The couple says they had just pulled up to the property when the noticed the fire. The blaze started in the basement, but flames tore through the floor boards. The outside of the structure is still intact, but there was a significant amount of damage done inside.
This isn't the first time the couple has experienced damage to a home. Back in 2007, they lost a house when a tornado tore through the town of Nappanee.
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- Date: October 31st, the best night of the year.
- Time: 7:00 PM to 2:30 AM
- Where: Barking Legs Theater
- What: The 4th year of our Mise En Scenesters Frightening Ass Film Fest.
- Scary movies, shorts, music, costumes, comedy and more!
- Cost: $10
- Event Page - GO, RSVP!
First up our second annual FRIGHTENING ASS FILMMAKING CONTEST. Unlike last year there is no entry fee to submit a film this year. The rules are simple. Make a 3 to 5 minute short film that frightens our asses off. The best block of entries we receive will be screened and baller ass prize package shall find their way into the hands of the winners. Deadline for submission is October 15th. (Submissions should ideally be via private Youtube and Vimeo links)
COSTUME CONTEST: Freak us out guys. We need it. As per FAFF's past the winner shall be rewarded with a FAFF Prize Package that is filled with a number of awfully exciting things.


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Head Coach Mike Gillespie
Mike Gillespie enters his seventh year with the Anteaters and will soon be among the coaching elite for a second time. Already an American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame inductee, Gillespie is currently ranked 16th among Division I active coaches with 996 wins and is four victories away from reaching 1,000 wins, a coaching plateau held by just 14 coaches who are managing at four-year institutions.
Logging more than 200 wins as the Anteaters' skipper, Gillespie has also produced the program's only two Big West Players of the Year with Taylor Sparks, the most recent honoree in 2013. Returning with Sparks for the 2014 campaign are 2013 Big West batting champion, Connor Spencer, and ace Andrew Morales, who boasted a 10-0 record to become the only Anteater pitcher to go undefeated on the mound in a season. The trio, tabbed preseason All-America, are also joined by All-Big West honorable mention honoree, Chris Rabago.
In six seasons, Gillespie has produced 44 all-conference honorees, including a program -record 10 in 2009 when he led the Anteaters to their first conference title. In his tenure, four consecutive pitchers were voted All-Big West Pitcher of the Year from 2008-2011 and Gillepsie's Anteaters have recorded 35 wins seasons four times while finishing fourth or better in the Big West all six years.
In 2013, UCI won 10 weekend series and posted a 25-9 record at home to improve to 126-46 at Anteater Ballpark during the Gillespie era. Seven players were voted to the all-conference teams, Sparks was named an ABCA Gold Glove winner and he and Morales combined for six All-America nods.
In 2012, first-team choice, Andrew Thurman, highlighted a group of six Anteaters on the All-Big West Conference teams. Thurman led UCI on the mound with an 8-3 record and hurled three complete-game shutouts, including UCI's fifth no-hitter. Joining Thurman as all-conference honorees were Big West Defensive Player of the Year, D.J. Crumlich, who was the second consecutive Anteater to win the award, and Jordan Fox, Christian Ramirez, Tommy Reyes and Race Parmenter.
In 2011 the team dropped just two conference weekend series all year and then mounted a post-season charge at the Los Angeles Regional where the Anteaters defeated three conference champions, Fresno State, San Francisco and UCLA, to advance to the Charlottesville Super Regional. UCI earned eight All-Big West honors, the third-most collected by the program since 2009 and the 2011 season also saw UCI's fourth no-hitter as Matt Summers handed Long Beach State a 2-0 shutout. UCI finished 43-18 for the program's fourth 40-win season in the last five years and the team also posted a second-place finish in the Big West at 16-8 for its fourth consecutive top three conference finish. Brian Hernandez was named the Big West's inaugural Defensive Player of the Year and he along with catcher Ronnie Shaeffer, collected American Baseball Coaches Association Gold Glove Awards with UCI being the only program with multiple recipients. Gillespie has also mentored nine all-west regional selections while at UCI and has seen his players amass 16 All-America honors.
In 2010, the Anteaters were 39-21 overall, logging a season-high six game win streak and earned the program's sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament berth. Daniel Bibona became the first Anteater to win back-to-back Big West Pitcher of the Year honors and became UCI's strikeout leader with 332. Christian Bergman nearly threw a perfect game, facing 27 batters in a complete-game win and seven Anteaters garnered all-conference awards. In post-season action, Gillespie's Anteaters eliminated LSU and finished as runners-up in regional play.
Gillespie led the Anteaters into uncharted territory in 2009. UC Irvine was the consensus No. 1 team in the nation and was awarded a No. 6 national seed in the NCAA postseason, a first for UCI. Making their fourth consecutive postseason appearance, the Anteaters served as a regional host for the first time in the program's history. Under Gillespie's leadership, the Anteaters won their first-ever Big West Conference title, winning the championship with a 22-2 mark in league play and posting the Big West's second-highest win percentage at .916. The Anteaters were a perfect 12-0 at home in conference action, becoming the first team in Big West history to accomplish the feat, and recorded its third straight 40-win season, finishing at 45-15 and posting the program's second-highest number of victories since becoming a Division I program in 1977-78. At the conclusion of the regular season, a school-record ten Anteaters were honored on the Big West All-Conference teams and Gillespie was voted the conference Coach of the Year, his fifth such honor.
Gillespie was hired in the fall of 2007, becoming the baseball program's eighth head coach. In 2008, the Anteaters kicked off the year with a 16-1 mark for the program's best start. UCI lost just two weekend series in the regular season and went on to advance to the NCAA postseason, defeating Oral Roberts and Nebraska to win the Lincoln Regional. UCI, which recorded a 42-18 record, was ranked as high as No. 3 in the nation and saw its first Big West Pitcher of the Year honored in 2008.
His coaching fame includes a 20-year career at USC, where he guided the Trojans to 15 postseason appearances, four College World Series appearances (1995, 1998, 2000 and 2001) and a national title in 1998 for which Gillespie was named National Coach of the Year by Collegiate Baseball and the American Baseball Coaches Association.
Gillespie posted a 763-471-2 (.618) record during his tenure at USC, producing 30 major league players, including five who were voted to the All-Star Game in 2003 (Mark Prior, Barry Zito, Aaron Boone, Bret Boone and Geoff Jenkins).
His reign at USC began in 1987 and in just his second season, guided the Trojans to the West Regional, falling just one game shy of the College World Series. USC made four consecutive regional appearances, including winning the conference title in 1991. From 1993, Gillespie led USC to an impressive 10 consecutive postseason appearances that included back-to-back College World Series appearances in 2000 and 2001, marking the first time USC accomplished the feat since 1973 and 1974.
His teams won five Pacific-10 titles, garnered Pac-10 Coach of the Year honors four times (1991, 1995, 1996, 2002) and West Region Coach of the Year accolades twice (1996 and 1998) by the American Baseball Coaches Association.
In 2002, Gillespie directed his talents to the USA Baseball National Team, leading the team to a 27-3-1 record and posting the highest winning percentage (.900) in history until the mark was surpassed by the 2003 team. The national team reeled off a 21-game unbeaten streak at the end of the season and Team USA captured the crown with an 8-5 win against Cuba. For his efforts, Gillespie was nominated by the United States Olympic Committee as the baseball Coach of the Year. It was his second stint with USA Baseball, having served as an assistant coach with the 1997 USA team.
He is only one of two men (Arizona's Jerry Kindall) to both play for and coach an NCAA-championship baseball team. He was the left-fielder for USC's 1961 national-championship squad and coached the 1998 team to the program's 12th title.
Prior to coaching at USC, Gillespie coached at the College of the Canyons, where he built the program from scratch. In his 16 seasons at Canyons, Gillespie compiled a 420-167 (.716) record and won 11 Mountain Valley Conference championships, including six consecutive from 1981-86. He captured three state titles and finished as the California runner-up twice. His teams finished with 20 or more wins in 13 years of his tenure, posting 30-plus wins six times. His final squad won 41 games in 1986, the most-ever by a California community college at that time. His term included three California Community College Co-Coach of the Year awards.
Gillespie served as Canyon's athletic director from 1977-86 and taught English, physical education and health education. He earned his bachelor's (1962) and master's (1963) degrees from USC.
Gillespie and his wife, Barbara, have four children, Kelly, Mitch, Matt and Tiffany and have three grandchildren, Cade, Cole and Samantha.
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Assistant Coach Ben Orloff
Ben Orloff, who retired as a player from professional baseball last month, has joined the UC Irvine baseball program as an assistant, announced by Anteater head coach, Mike Gillespie.
"Beyond simply the physical skills and abilities Ben demonstrated as a player, he also exhibited uncommon instincts, awareness, and feel for the game. These traits, combined with a passionate love for the game, a determined work ethic, and an extraordinary ability to teach and train receptive players will define Ben as a great, young coach with a no-limit future. UCI is lucky to have him back home," said Gillespie.
Orloff played with the Anteaters from 2006-09 and became the program's first Big West Player of the Year. An accomplished shortstop, Orloff won the 2009 Brooks Wallace Award and was also the first Anteater player to win an American Baseball Coaches Association Gold Glove award. A three-time All-American, Orloff also was named to two NCAA Tournament teams and helped UCI to four post-season berths.
"I'm excited to be back at UC Irvine," said Orloff. "I played here, and this place is home for me. I'm very grateful for the opportunity to work for and learn from Coach Gillespie."
Recognized for his defensive talents, Orloff also evolved into a potent offensive threat, ending his collegiate career with a lifetime .320 batting average. Orloff is UCI's all-time hit leader with 281 and owns the top mark in runs scored with 178. He leads all players with 241 games played and 877 at-bats. With 62 stolen bases, he is second in the UCI career annals and also dots the single-season records in multiple categories. Orloff led the nation two consecutive years in sacrifice hits and holds the NCAA single-season mark of 34 set in 2007 and in a career with 86.
Orloff was drafted in the ninth round by the Houston Astros. He climbed to Double-A Corpus Christi, hitting .298 this season with 11 RBI on 39 hits with 20 runs scored.
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Assistant Coach Bob Macaluso
Bob Macaluso begins his sixth season with the UC Irvine Baseball program. Macaluso joined the UCI staff after serving in a similar capacity at Cal State L.A., where he helped the Golden Eagles win the 2007 Division II West Regional title and advance to the College World Series in Montgomery, Alabama. Macaluso served as the team's third-base coach and worked with the infielders.
From 1998-2006, Macaluso was the head baseball coach at Muhlenberg College. Taking over a program that had never finished higher than ninth in the Centennial Conference, Macaluso led Muhlenberg to a fourth-place finish in his first season. In 2002, the Mules recorded a school-record 23 wins en route to an appearance in the conference championship series. The following season, the team posted a 21-14-1 record and advanced to the championship series for the second consecutive year. Under Macaluso's tenure, Muhlenberg had its first conference Player of the Year, its first all-regional honoree and saw the school's first no-hitter.
Macaluso has coached in the Cape Cod Baseball League, managing the Brewster Whitecaps for the last five years and was named Manager of the Year in 2003. He served as an assistant coach for the club from 2000 - 2002, helping the team win the league title in 2000.
He began his coaching career as an assistant at Melrose High School in Melrose, Massachusetts and became the head varsity coach at Weston High School (Massachusetts) in 1993. He also had a two-year stint from 1996-98 as an assistant coach at Springfield College.
Macaluso earned a B.S. in physical education from Springfield College in 1987 and his master's degree in physical education in 1998.
Macaluso resides in Garden Grove.
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Assistant Coach Danny Bibona
All-American pitcher Daniel Bibona will join the UC Irvine Baseball staff, announced head coach Mike Gillespie.
"I'm looking forward to the opportunity in front of me and am excited to be back at UCI," said Bibona. I am grateful Coach Gillespie has the confidence in me to lead the pitching staff this upcoming season. This program has been built around pitching from the time it was brought back and I don't intend for that to change."
Bibona played from 2007-10 and was the first Anteater to be named Big West Pitcher of the Year back-to-back seasons. The southpaw collected five All-America honors and also was a two-time all-conference first-team selection. Bibona helped the Anteaters to four NCAA Tournament berths and was voted to two NCAA Regional All-Tournament teams. He was named a USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award semifinalist and holds the career record in strikeouts. Bibona also won the prestigious Lowe's Senior CLASS Award for displaying excellence in four areas; community service, the classroom, character and competition.
"We are excited to welcome Danny Bibona to our staff at UCI," said Gillespie. "Those who follow college baseball and specifically UCI baseball know Danny as one of college baseball's most outstanding pitchers from 2007 thru 2010 when he was the Big West Pitcher of the Year twice and a five-time All-American. His professional career was cut short by a shoulder injury and his desire to teach pitchers coincidentally timed with our need for an additional coach, and he fits our needs perfectly. As a graduate of UCI, as the Big West Scholar Athlete of the Year, and as one of UCI's finest athletes in its history, Danny brings qualities possessed by no other. We are fortunate to have him become a key part of our efforts to maintain UCI baseball excellence."
Bibona, who received a degree in sociology, was drafted in the eighth round by the St. Louis Cardinals and pitched for the Quad City River Bandits, where he was 4-0 with a 1.91 ERA while striking out 39 batters in 33 innings.
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Director of Operations Eric Deragisch
Eric Deragisch is in his fouth year as the Director of Operations with the UC Irvine Baseball program. After a standout career on the field at UCI from 2008-09, Deragisch remained with program as a volunteer assistant in 2010. He then assumed the position of Director of Operations in 2011 and enters his second season this year.
Deragisch was an All-Big West first-team honoree and posted a .331 career batting average, along with 116 hits including 15 doubles, five triples and four home runs. He also had 55 RBI.
Prior to playing at UCI, he competed at Sierra College, where he was named to the 2007 All-Northern California Team and voted to the Big 7 All-Conference Team as a sophomore. He played 41 games and was second on the team with a .353 average while leading the team with 14 doubles and 34 RBI.
Deragisch prepped at Jesuit High School, where he was voted the team's Player of the Year in 2005. He led the team to a Delta League championship and picked up all-league honors in 2004 and 2005. During his senior season, he batted .296 with 18 RBI to go along with 24 hits and 27 runs scored. He also spent some time on the mound and a 4-0 record on the hill, striking out 15 in 24 innings and hurled a pair of complete games.
He graduated from UCI with a degree in sociology.
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It's natural for investors in a mutual fund to want to know how much the fund's management has invested in it. After all, they should have some of their own money in the fund if they expect you to pour in your hard-earned cash. Surprisingly, the mutual fund industry sees the disclosure of management ownership as superfluous. That's why you won't find the information in the prospectus mailed out to investors. This and other disclosures have been shunted to the Statement of Additional Information (SAI) - presumably to save space for glossy photos and full-page pie charts.
You have to request the S.A.I. from your fund company, but inside you'll find at least the partial answers you seek. The percentage of management ownership will be listed, but usually no names will be assigned to specific amounts. The exception would be if a manager owned a 5% stake, in which case he or she would be required to disclose that information. Unfortunately, mutual funds are so large that a 5% stake requires hundreds of millions, so its rare for a fund manager to qualify.
While you have the S.A.I., you can also look up handy information like the fund's history (was it ever a fund with a different name?), how performance data is calculated, and who controls the votes for voting securities.
Read Digging Deeper: The Mutual Fund Prospectus to find out how to sidestep the legal jargon and find what really matters.
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Mamod Traction Engine Gathering- 07/09/2014
For anyone interested in steam on the 14th of September, the Cathays Community Centre will be putting on a small gathering of model, live steam road locomotives.
Anyone is welcome to come along and watch or to bring down their own traction engine of sizes under 1″ scale.
Time: 12:00 Entry for spectators and locomotive owners is free
If you wish to run a locomotive on the day please get in touch to make it easier for us to space people out (contact at firstname.lastname@example.com)
Joint Trip with Dalton Street Day Centre- 03/09/2014
On Thursday 28th of August, we marked what will hopefully turn into a long partnership with Dalton Street Day Centre through a day trip to Porthcawl.
The 15 people involved first met up at (a very rainy) Dalton Street Centre, before heading off down the M4 towards Porthcawl. Alan was right in being optimistic about the weather, as the sun was shining and the sky was blue throughout our time in Porthcawl. Everyone decided on what they wanted to do, with groups separating to visit the museum, check out the shops in town, or walk along the promenade to Rest Bay.
After meeting back up at the bus we returned to Cathays Community Centre, where everyone was served tea and cakes courtesy of the Embassy Café. Dylan then presented his Social History Project to the group, before everyone started returning home.
We at Cathays Community Centre would like to thank all the staff at Dalton Street Centre, as well as the Volunteers who set up the café and served the group upon their return, and Dylan for his presentation. We look forward to the next trip!
Fair / Play Fundraiser August 25th- 27/08/2014
Last Monday (25th of August) Cathays Community Centre hosted the Fair / Play fundraiser event in aid of Oxfam and Under Construction Youth Music Project.
Despite the awful weather, there was a good turnout with people of all ages turning up throughout the day. There were 3 raffles, with a huge amount of prizes handed out.
Entertainment included a freestyle football and basketball showcase, cupcake decorating, make your own glitter tattoos, and a 'totsplay' workshop for kids.
The main hall was full of stalls, with Lush Cardiff, The Body Shop, and Lilibuts Jewellery amongst the Stall holders. The Café was open and serving snacks and drinks, whilst KL Canolog and a cake and candy cart provided delicious food.
The Reception of the main hall played host to live music, both electric and acoustic. Bryony Sier, Brother Listen, and Stiph Richard provided thoroughly enjoyable sets throughout the day.
Thanks to everyone who provided entertainment, food, and stalls, as well as a big thank you of course to the Oxjam staff! Finally, a massive thanks to everyone who braved the weather and came along to raise money for good causes, we hope you all enjoyed!
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Liezel Huber's US Open Blog: Friday
Published September 09, 2011 12:00
NEW YORK, NY, USA - Multiple Grand Slam champion and former No.1 Liezel Huber began her blog the week before the US Open and now continues to write to us from the last Grand Slam of the year. Read on!
Friday, September 9, 2011
Hey everyone!
Well, the count down has begun! We now when we will be going home :-) When you come into a tournament, you book your hotel for the maximum nights, you book your flight for after the finals and you hope you don't have to change either. It's a bit risky when you rent an apartment like we did and as we do at all two week tournaments. You could go out early (and that has happened) and then it's just bad luck if you want to go home or to the next tournament. You don't get your money back. The owner of the house we rent in Miami just e-mailed me this week to see if we will be renting the house again during the tournament in Key Biscayne. I don't even know what I am doing this week, let alone in six months time :-) I am very organized and considering a different option in Miami next year. I am thinking that we should drive our motor-home there and find a nice RV park. I haven't been successful in finding one in Miami. The nearest is 30 miles away. I am going to have to so some more research. Okay, I am getting sidetracked... back to today and us going home on Monday! I am so excited to be going home. I will get back to that, let me tell you about our match today...
As you know, Lisa and I started playing together in Charleston this year. We had a rough start on the clay and many first round losses. We kept working hard and trying our best, but it wasn't until the French Open that we started having results. The grass season was okay, although I think our expectations were higher. We knew we still had a lot of work to be done. The US Summer circuit has been a challenge too, because there are so many events back to back. We made finals in Stanford, won Toronto and decided to practice the week before the US Open. Lisa and I have had our ups and downs during our run here, but we try and keep the downs very short. It's not been perfect, but look where we are! We are in the finals! All the hard work over the past few months and the hard lessons we have learned, has been so worth it. Today we had another good match. We beat Hantuchova and Radwanska, 62 64. Sunday will be our last match. The best match of all I hope. The trophy round and that's what we play for! My husband told me that this is my fourth US Open final in a row, with three different partners. Gosh, a dream come true!
Back to going home... I can't wait to get on the plane. I can't wait for the plane to land. I can't wait to pull into our driveway... I dream of my own bed. I dream of unpacking my suitcase and wearing clothes from my closet. I dream about Mexican food... I know my puppies are going to be so excited to see me. The are going to cry and howl and bark all at once. They are my babies (even my 185-pound English Mastiff!) I am looking forward to getting lots done. It is going to be a bit hectic, because we are only home for the week. We filed extensions for our tax returns and that will be completed this coming week. I have three appointments on Tuesday, the first at 9am, then 11am and last one at 2pm. It's my mother-in-law's birthday, so we will go to celebrate with grandma and my parents. We have entered for a fun run/walk next Saturday to benefit www.biglovecancercare.org. I will be a couple of days on court at Huber Tennis Ranch. My to-do list is growing... There is just a ton to do in a week (we did buy that investment property 10 days ago and it needs to be renovated), but I always take it in stride and will get it all done before we head to Tokyo. I love Tokyo, so that's also something to look forward to! I always remind myself that I am only young once, so why sit still?!
I took pictures for you of the famous washer/dryer (my best friends). I also gave you a look inside our very spacious New York apartment. I hear my bed calling me... We are practicing early, because early birds catch the worms :-)
Night night,
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PBA Commissioner's Cup Semifinals Preview: Ginebra vs. Talk 'N Text
By JC Ansis
Published: Apr/25/2013 10:50 AM PHT
After both Ginebra and Talk 'N Text defeated their higher-seeded opponents in the first round, they now face each other in the PBA Commissioner's Cup Semifinals in a best-of-5 series.
Will Ginebra make their first Finals appearance under Coach Alfrancis Chua? Or will Talk 'N Text get another crack at the Commissioner's Cup crown for the third consecutive year?
How they got here
Ginebra and Talk 'N Text both came out of the eliminations with a 7-7 record but because of the quotient system, Talk 'N Text fell to the sixth spot while Barangay Ginebra landed as the seventh seed.
The Tropang Texters had difficulty winning in the conference due to certain injuries to players like Kelly Williams and Ali Peek and they also had issues with their import – which they had to change twice. In the quarters, TNT defeated the Petron Blaze Boosters in two games and showed more consistency as compared as to what they exhibited in the eliminations.
For Barangay Ginebra, they started the Commissioner' Cup with a four-game skid but fortunately, with the arrival of Vernon Macklin and the leadership of Mark Caguioa, things turned around as they mustered a six-game winning streak to put them in a position to make the playoffs. Facing a tough Rain or Shine team in the first round with a twice-to-beat disadvantage, Ginebra was able to pull off two narrow victories to occupy a seat in the semis.
Jerome Jordan vs. Vernon Macklin
Vernon Macklin reenergized a slipping GInebra squad midway in the conference with his flashy dunks and expressive on-court personality. He averaged a little under 23 points, 12 rebounds, and five assists against the ElastoPainters in the quarterfinals. Macklin's ability to pass the ball is impressive and will become a factor if he continues to find open guys when the defense collapses on him. Let's not forget he likes to run the floor, too.
Jerome Jordan, meanwhile, was a late replacement and arrived just in time to finish off their last two games in the eliminations, where he averaged almost 21 points and 16 rebounds. But his numbers took a dive in the quarters, posting 11 and 5 in the two wins over Petron.
The only time these two imports met, Jordan got the best of his counterpart. The TNT import's length bothered Macklin, who only finished with 12 points on 3 of 12 shooting from the floor, also forcing Macklin to five turnovers in that game.
Jordan should enter the series with a defensive mindset and must be focused to keep Macklin at bay, force him to take tough shots. If TNT uses Jordan as a defensive piece rather than relying on him for offense, they will have a better chance of advancing.
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Mark Caguioa's health: The reigning league MVP has been out for a month but is optimistic he'll play in the semis. There's no doubt that Caguioa's presence on the floor can boost Ginebra's offense and confidence, but the only concern is how long his legs can hold up.
Bench production: Ginebra improved their bench by acquiring Josh Urbiztondo right before the playoffs started. He, along with Jayjay Helterbrand, Mac Baracael and Kerby Raymundo should be able to provide quality minutes for Coach Alfrancis Chua to lessen the load on the starters. Their ability to spread the floor well with their outside shooting will immensely help Macklin's inside game.
Running the break: Ginebra's strength relies on their ability to force turnovers and get out in the open court. It's always been a momentum-shifter for Ginebra, so Tenorio must always look for fastbreak opportunities - plays that Caguioa, Macklin, and Chris Ellis specialize in.
Key factors for Talk 'N Text
Ryan Reyes: After averaging less than 8 (ppg), 3 (rpg) and 1 (spg) in the eliminations, Reyes upped his numbers to 15, 5, and 2.5 against Petron, where he also shot 45% from the field. TNT is welcome to any kind of offense coming from Reyes but what they need from him most is his contribution on the other end where he'll be relied upon to prevent Ginebra's backcourt from getting good looks.
3-point shooting: If Larry Fonacier, Jimmy Alapag, Reyes, and even Jared Dillinger can his those threes on a consistent basis, TNT's dribble-drive offense will be difficult to stop.
Control the boards: The Tropang Texters' big men of Ranidel de Ocampo, Ali Peek, Rabeh Al-Hussaini must take care of business on the glass in order to thwart any attempt from Ginebra to run the floor – where they're most deadly.
It's been a whirlwind type of conference for both clubs but this series will come down to who can defend better. We all know that Ginebra and Talk 'N Text can score a lot of points, and the team with proper adjustments on defense will most likely pull through. If Jordan keeps Macklin on the ground, Barangay Ginebra's locals must step up.
The backcourt matchup will be interesting to watch. If Ryan Reyes can continue his stellar play, the Tropang Texters will become more lethal on the offensive end. Ginebra's crowd will become a factor yet TNT's experience and poise in crucial situations will overcome that. Plus, Norman Black is a better tactician than Alfrancis Chua.
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The University of Kentucky has broken the world record for the world's largest water balloon fight.
After weeks of preparation by hundreds of volunteers, thousands of water balloon enthusiasts took to the athletic field on campus early this morning.
Christian Student Fellowship, the organization that hosted the event was actually awarded the record from Guinness last year, but broke their own record this year.
You can check out the official video here.
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