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Facebook 3.0 for iPhone Now in iTunes App Store
Yep, you read the headline right, after many days of anticipation, and a few minutes of is-it-or-isn't-it, Facebook 3.0 [Free - iTunes link] for iPhone (and iPod touch) is now live in the iTunes App Store. Go download it now, or check out Chad's preview if you're still on the fence... (Why would you still be on the fence, it's the biggest social network in the 'verse and it's for free!)
Note: It's not showing up for every user in every store on every device yet, so be patient, try searching, try iTunes on your PC or Mac, try it on the iPhone, or just wait a bit and it'll be all good...
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Facebook 3.0 for iPhone Now in iTunes App Store
Very nice :)
Finally... woo woo my iPhone is complete now
The overall layout makes it easier to read but it's still missing a huge function of being able to delete posts!! Maybe it's there and I just can't find it but I think it's ludacris to have to login to the normal site on the phone to delete something.
@Sal !swipe to delete!
The uninstall - reinstall trick worked for me as well.
What an improvement. Much snappier and I like the addition of being able to view pages and have favorites too. News feed seems more like the web version than the randomness of the previous App version.
I could not find it on my iPhone but then I hit the link in the post and the App Store went right to it. Odd
Got it! It was waiting for me in my updates. So far so good.
The people I have blocked can see my status updates when I post from my iPhone via 3.0... smh
I've been waiting for this for months ... so excited it's finally here. And it's every bit as great as I had hoped!!
I love it! It's the best update I've seen so far!!! Keep up the good work.
Well--- it's an update
Just follow the link posted in the review
even in the last version 2.5, you could swipe to delete and maybe even in 2.0
So facebook and flixter submitted after spotify are out? Something political happening with it? Changes to the app maybe, I wish spotify would update us if it is the case.
Facebook, even on iPhone 3G. Is soooooo smooth. Joe hewitt is great. Love all the features. Don't really see the dire need for push. Sure it will be useful when it comes.
This app is incredible - Fantastic update - I will absolutely use this way more than the web version. Great UI, Great Speed, Great job!
If you view your notifications on facebook.com, they still show up as new on the 3.0 app. Annoying bug. Other than that it's great so far.
It wouldn't update for me until I opened the old version of it on the phone, closed it, and then went back into to update. For some reason it wouldn't show as an update until after I opened and closed the app. That trick worked for me and my wife's phone. Good luck! I love it!
Issues!!!! Ugh. It looks great, but it's hit and miss as to what actually shows up in the newsfeed compared to web interface. Updating status is easily confused with posting to own wall. Can't tell if push is active or not. Haven't found settings for it yet. Leaving the first comment on a note is easy enough, but trying to get back in to see what others say after you is not so easy. When someone comments on your status (when updated in app), it says they commented on your "post." But when they comment on your status updated from web, it acknowledges it's a "status." I think those are the only things so far. Also couldn't use chat, but that really doesn't bother me. It's spotty even on the web. I'm really not trying to whine, there are a lot of cool features!!!
Fb 3.0 crashed on me on first start-up (white screen then back to home screen) but since then it has been smooth sailing on my 3G! Everything about it seems great. Faster, smoother, and I even got a real-time notification when someone posted a comment on my wall. The whole UI seems so much cleaner and not as cramped. Awesome update!
It is by far One of the best apps I have. Great job.
C. J: if u don't give a shit why r u wasting ur time posting on here?!!! Why don't u go to another article or forum and post some abuse on there instead!!
More of a Twitter fan than a Facebook fan but I have to admit, this is a very nice update..
Definitely better than it was, but I still get errors on certain screens - for example, when there's a friend request and I click on the link to "friends in common", there's an error on the friends in common screen. But, I do love the main screen with the grid of icons that show little red-numbers if there are updates.
Still a little clunky, e.g., doesn't seem to be a way to "like" someone's photos or updates, but then the web app is also clunky, still, and needs an overhaul.
Great app! I love all of the improvements and the fact that it now looks closer to what I see on my PC. Cudo's to the developer for this one!
great update for a super great app for an even super great device ... my beloved iPhone LOL.
I see more an more people using the mobile feature of facebook! Facebook is already a popular site, ad I can see this app hitting the top.
Kick Butt
I deleted the old facebook application on my ipod touch because it wasn't working properly so that i could re-install it, but the old one is not there so i went to install the new one wont because it doesn't have the iPhone 3.0 software update.
What can i do to get it to work??
I'm always on facebook, please help me LOL x
It sounds great but is there going to be one foe the iPod touch or is this going to work for it
Because mine doesn't work and idk what to do
For whatever reason, my notifications aren't popping up at the bottom of the news feed when I log in. When the new update first came up, I remember them popping up at the bottom and I could access them that way instead of having to access the notifications by clicking in the upper left corner and then selection "Notifications" at the bottom. Is there a reason for this? Is it something I can turn back on?
the real story isn't that the iphone is downloading phone numbers from facebook but that facebook is uploading phone numbers from the iphone. doesn't anyone else see that as an problem? i'm not going to install this and send facebook all of my contact information but certainly many people i know with iphones are going to be sending facebook MY phone number without my permission.


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USC Aiken's baseball team enters the Peach Belt Conference Tournament holding the top spot in the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper poll, thanks in large part to winning a majority of the series it has played this year.
To be exact, the top-seeded Pacers (41-9) won 11 of their 13 three-game series during the regular season, but one of the two they lost is at the forefront tonight against No. 8 seed Montevallo (31-18). The teams will square of at 8:30 p.m., the fourth of four first-round matchups scheduled for today at Lander University in Greenwood.
When the teams met on March 29 and 30 at Montevallo, the Falcons took the first game by a score of 12-10 before the Pacers took the second 10-6. Montevallo won the series with a 6-1 victory in the final game.
While every PBC series counts, tonight's game could have much bigger implications. USCA was ranked second in the most recent Southeast Regional poll, and with No. 1 Mount Olive having already lost in the Conference Carolinas Tournament, the Pacers could host the regional with a solid performance this week.
"Hopefully we're motivated to win the conference tournament," said USCA head coach Kenny Thomas, who noted that his team has been seeking to "leave no doubt" heading into the NCAA Tournament selections. "Hopefully, our motivation is we're starting the Peach Belt Tournament, and we want to win this tournament."
Montevallo, meanwhile, was seventh in the region at last update, and only the top six will make it into the NCAA Tournament field.
Two of the PBC's top hitters will be on display in the matchup, led by Montevallo's Vinny Rodriguez, whose .395 batting average is third in the conference. Rodriguez went 4-for-12 with three runs scored in the Falcons' series victory earlier this season.
Gerstenslager went 3-for-12 with a run scored and four RBIs in the set but saw his 20-game hitting streak end in the third game. His .387 batting average is good for a tie for fifth-best in the PBC, and he leads the league in doubles with 21.
Thomas said he would send lefthander Derek Beasley (9-0, 3.80 ERA) to the mound tonight against Montevallo's Josh Clemen (4-3, 4.04), who pitched a complete game in the third game against the Pacers in March.
The winner of tonight's game has another late night ahead on Thursday, when it will face the winner of today's matchup beween fourth-seeded Lander and No. 5 seed UNC Pembroke at 8:30 p.m. The USCA-Montevallo loser will face the Lander-UNCP loser Thursday at 5 p.m.
Pacers earn All-PBC honors
The postseason honors for the Pacers began in earnest at the PBC baseball banquet on Tuesday.
Head coach Kenny Thomas was named the conference coach of the year, and shortstop Sean Miller was selected as the league's top freshman. Miller hit .290 for the season with 35 RBIs and 25 runs scored for the season. Thomas led the Pacers to their first No. 1 ranking since 1993 and picked up his second PBC coach of the year award, having also won in 2009.
"We got a lot of awards tonight, and I was really proud of them," Thomas said, deferring to his players. "Good players make good coaches; it ain't the other way around."
USCA also had six players named the All-PBC first team. In addition to Gerstenslager, first baseman Ty Barkell, second baseman Ryan Metzler, outfielder Bryce Baur, starting pitcher Derek Beasley and closer Taylor Grover each received a first team nod. Grover, a Midland Valley grad, leads the league in saves with 11.
Senior catcher Josh Miller was selected to the second team as a utility player, and starting pitcher Ryan Milewski also got a second-team spot.
Jeremy Timmerman has a journalism degree from Mercer University and has been at the Aiken Standard since June 2010.
PBC Baseball Tournament
Today's Games
• No. 7 Georgia College vs. No. 2 Columbus State, 10 a.m.
• No. 6 Francis Marion vs. No. 3 Armstrong, 1:30 p.m.
• No. 5 UNC Pembroke vs. No. 4 Lander, 5 p.m.
• No. 8 Montevallo vs. No. 1 USC Aiken, 8:30 p.m.
All tournament games can be heard live on WKSX, 92.7 FM.
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- Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
Willamette Community Celebrates King's Legacy
Rather than taking a holiday for the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, Willamette University uses the day to begin a multitude of reflection events and activities in celebration of the civil rights leader's legacy.
Organized by students with direction from the Office of Multicultural Affairs, this year's celebration spans 10 days, through Jan. 28, making it one of Oregon's most extensive commemorations of King's work.
"We celebrate Dr. King's birthday to honor and recognize the work and personal sacrifice of the people from the civil rights movement," says Gordy Toyama, Willamette's director of multicultural affairs. "Hopefully our celebration is a time of self-reflection and a renewed commitment to providing all people with access to civil rights."
Events include music, stage and spoken word performances; community service projects; a documentary film screening; a 5K run; a self-reflective Pledge Walk; and a multimedia display on stories of oppression. All events center on the theme, "Remember. Reflect. Realize. The Dream."
"We have to know where we have been as a community to understand how we have benefited from the work of others," Toyama says. "We each have the great opportunity to create change. Change happens in small steps, whether you're educating yourself on the concerns of your community, volunteering with the intent of receiving more from the experience than giving, or conversing about important issues in a place where you can ask questions freely without feeling judged."
The first Friday after King's national holiday always features an evening performance by a national musician, writer or artist who promotes awareness of social justice issues. This year's performer was gospel group the Blind Boys of Alabama; past events have featured Ladysmith Black Mambazo, poet Nikki Giovanni and Sweet Honey in the Rock.
The Salem Multicultural Institute co-sponsored the Blind Boys of Alabama concert - just one example of how the celebration is not limited to the Willamette community. Salem community members attend many of the events, and several participate in the celebration planning. The Oregon African American Museum and Salem Health also helped sponsor events.
Undergraduate classes were cancelled during the afternoon before the concert to allow students, faculty and staff to participate in Into the Streets, a collection of service projects at sites throughout Salem.
More than 200 people served this year, in addition to 100 sorority members who participated in service the weekend before the King holiday.
"Community service serves as an excellent reminder that there are still needs to be met on personal, community and social levels, and that there are discernible steps that can be taken to meet those needs," says Matt Pitchford '12, one of the Into the Streets organizers. "Just as Dr. King sought to end injustice and help people everywhere, we can be catalysts for meaningful change."
Willamette's celebration continues through Jan. 28 with an interactive spoken word and hip-hop music performance by Mark Gonzales and SKIM, and the Tunnel of Oppression, a multimedia display on stories of injustice and oppression. To see the full schedule, visit www.willamette.edu/go/mlk.


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Choosing the right car seat can be incredibly daunting, but it is a decision every parent has to make. With so many choices on the market, how do you know which seat is best for your child? This guide will help you understand your options and make an informed and confident car seat purchase.
There are three basic types of car seats: infant, convertible, and booster. Infant car seats are rear-facing seats specifically designed to support newborns up to 20 or 22 pounds - or in the case of some newer designs, up to 30 pounds. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, infants are best protected in rear-facing only seats, rather than those that convert from rear to forward facing, until they are at least 20 pounds and one-year old. Rear-facing only car seats are better suited for a smaller body and allow the baby to travel in a semi-reclined position, relieving pressure on the spine and neck. Infant car seats usually feature a carry handle for easy transport of a seated baby and are often available as part of a travel system, in which the removable car seat doubles as a baby carrier that easily snaps out of a stay-in-car base and into a compatible stroller. Many parents enjoy the convenience of travel systems, which allow the infant car seat to be quickly removed from the vehicle without having to wake a sleeping baby.
When choosing an infant car seat, there are several factors to keep in mind. First, it is important to check both the weight and height limits to make sure your child has ample growing room. Another important feature to look for when shopping for infant car seats is the quality of seat padding and the head support system. Chances are your baby will be spending many hours in his car seat and you want him to be as comfortable and content as possible. Also, choose a seat with a five-point harness, and test out the harness clips and adjusters before purchasing to make sure they are sturdy and secure yet easy to use. If you can't test the seat in person, read plenty of online reviews from parents and consumer advocacy groups.
BabyEarth.com offers a variety of infant car seats, from popular economy models like the Graco Infant SafeSeat to more high-end seats such as the Peg Perego Primo Viaggio. While Graco seats offer great all-round value, the Peg Perego Primo Viaggio employs technologically advanced safety features, including Side Impact Protection, a patented infant head support system that minimizes lateral head movement in the event of a side-impact collision, and a headpad width adjustment feature, which allows easy inflation or deflation of the head support to create a customized fit for your child. For a convenient travel system, many parents choose the Chicco Cortina KeyFit 30 Travel System, which combines the new KeyFit 30 rear-facing infant car seat with the Cortina stroller. The KeyFit 30 infant car seat can support up to 30 pounds, providing months of additional use compared to many other infant car seats on the market. The KeyFit 30 car seat is compatible with the Cortina stroller, a stylish, light-weight stroller that offers a one-hand fold and multi-position/fully reclining seat, among other amenities. The KeyFit 30 car seat is a breeze to snap in and out of the Cortina stroller, and after your baby outgrows the car seat you can continue to use the stroller until your child reaches 50 pounds.
As we already noted, safety experts recommend infants stay in rear-facing car seats at least until the child is one-year old. However, many children reach the maximum weight limit of their infant car seat long before their first birthday. Convertible car seats are a great choice for parents of babies who have outgrown their infant rear-facing only seats but are still too young to move to a forward-facing seat. Convertible car seats can be installed facing rear for newborns and infants and then convert to a forward-facing seat to accommodate older babies. In the rear-facing position, most convertible car seats can support approximately 30 pounds, and in the forward-facing mode they can usually hold toddlers from 20 to 40 pounds.
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No matter the type of car seat that you are shopping for, there are a few common issues to consider - such as making sure that the model will fit in your vehicle or that your kiddo has plenty of growing room within the manufacturer's height and weight limits. There are also a variety of car seat accessories that add convenience, protection, or comfort. Hot Toddies Car Seat Covers for Infant and Toddler Seats help protect car seat fabric and do not interfere with the seat's harness system. Your little one will appreciate neck supports such as the Baberoo NeckSaver Head Support that eliminate the dreaded car seat head slump. To help protect your vehicle's interior, the Two-Stage Seatsaver by Prince Lionheart includes a bottom tray for rear-facing car seats as well as a back-piece for use with forward-facing seats.
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Curtis Finch Jr. Sings "Jar of Hearts" in American Idol 2013 Hollywood Week, Round 2 (VIDEO)
It's the guys' chance to try to impress the judges in Round 2 of American Idol 2013's Hollywood Week!
Paul Jolley can barely get through his nerves as he starts to get emotional in front of the judges. Lazaro Arbos comes out with a powerful rendition of "Edge of Glory," and Curtis Finch Jr. wows with "Jar of Hearts."


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I have a confession to make: While I tend to be liberal in my political views, I often enjoy the guilty pleasure of watching the conservative yakfests staged every weekday evening by Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity on Fox News. There is occasional wisdom there, but it is so heavily and entertainingly larded (especially on Hannity's show) with screwball, right-wing polemics (e.g., arch-conservative Monica Crowley claiming that Obama is a closet Communist) that it's hard to take too seriously.
And one thing all the Foxies seem to agree on is that Vermont, so tragically infected by the pox of liberalism, is basically a socialist way station on the road to Commie hell. Derisive snickers were shared on O'Reilly's show when it was mentioned that Romney was spending a few days in Vermont, at the vacation home of political ally Kerry Healy, preparing for the upcoming presidential debates. This seemed as ludicrous as the Red Sox holding a training camp in Yankee Stadium.
So I decided to check out just exactly what a hell hole liberal government has made of Vermont. Herewith a few interesting stats:
Admittedly, many of Vermont's jobs are low-paying service jobs, but at least they are jobs. Also admittedly, Vermont ranks a distant 37th as a business-friendly state, according to CNBC, in a ranking comprising an amalgam of metrics. The factors that drag Vermont down are its high taxes and poor transportation, and I have no argument there. No one likes taxes and the roads and public-transportation options are pretty sketchy. Yet on the much brighter side, CNBC rated Vermont third in quality of living, which sounds pretty good to me. If a few extra tax dollars and bumpy roads are the trade-off for an exceptionally high quality of life, that seems a pretty good bargain.
One other number that might be worth noting: With about 14 percent of the Vermont population receiving food stamps, the state is right at the national average. Food stamps, of course, are to conservatives a pre-eminent emblem of socialist evil. But interestingly, two-thirds of the states with a higher percentage of food stampers than Vermont, including such Republican strongholds as Texas and South Carolina, are generally considered conservative.
A county-by-county analysis might be even more revealing; based on the percentage of the population receiving food stamps, you must scroll through 115 U.S. counties before finding one – the Bronx, New York – in a genuinely liberal state. The first Vermont county to make the list is Orleans, ranking 479th. Conservatives might raise a great ideological hue and cry against government dependency, but when the government comes offering assistance, they show no compunction about elbowing out "socialist" Vermonters to get to the head of the line.
So trash the state all you want, right-wing blowhards. If you seek a place with a high quality of life that's healthy, clean, great for bringing up your kids right through college and pretty good for finding a job, Vermont, that sump of socialist evil, is hard to beat. The numbers say so.
Oliver lives in Warren.


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Google Toolbar's Features in Google Chrome?
Google received many complaints that Google Toolbar is not available for Chrome, so it created a page meant to convince users that "many Toolbar features are already built right into Google Chrome".
The page explains that Google Chrome already includes a search box, a pop-up blocker, a new tab page, a spell checker and it offers a list of bookmarklets that let you create bookmarks, translate web pages or view Sidewiki annotations. Some of the explanations are plain wrong:
"Like Toolbar's 'AutoFill' button, Google Chrome shows you text you've previously entered on websites, to save you time and typing."
Obviosly, Google Toolbar's autofill feature doesn't have anything in common in Google Chrome's autofill, other than the name. Like most browsers, Google Chrome auto-populates the text field with information you've entered when you visited the same pages before. Google Toolbar lets you save personal information (name, email, address, credit card information) and complete web forms with one click.
"Google Chrome's built-in spell-checker, similar to Toolbar's 'Spell check' button, automatically checks your spelling whenever you fill out a web form."
That's true, but Google Toolbar uses an online service for spell-checking and the results are much better. Try typing "Engsh" in Chrome and you'll see that the suggestions are "Eng sh" and "Eng-sh", which Google Toolbar's first suggestion is "English".
"The find bar feature in Google Chrome works like the Toolbar 'Word find' button. Matches to your search term are automatically highlighted on the page. Plus, you can use the yellow markers on the scrollbar to quickly see where all the matches are located on the page."
Google Chrome's find bar doesn't work like the Toolbar's highlighting feature: the keywords don't show up automatically when you perform a search and you can't find the occurrences of the individual keywords.
I think it's a bad idea to claim that Google Chrome has many features from Google Toolbar and to list some features that are available in many browsers, including Internet Explorer.
The reason why Google Toolbar is not available for Google Chrome is that Google's browser doesn't have an extension API, at least not in the stable builds. The extension API is still a work in progress.
"We're working with the Google Chrome team to develop a Toolbar extension, as well as bring some of our most popular features to Google Chrome," says Brian Rose, who works on the Google Toolbar team.
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Moultrie Middle School special education teacher Dana Bowen frequently provides opportunities for middle school students to make friends with special needs students.
She calls this diverse group of students her "lunch bunch."
They recently traveled to MUSC Children's Hospital to take advantage of a specially designed theater that allows all children to enjoy a show without the confines of a typical facility. For some, it was their first experience at a movie theater.
The idea began when Luke McCurry, a student in a general education class who is confined to a wheelchair, shared that he never gets to sit where he wants at the movies. He always has to sit in a special section that is usually in the rear or very front row.
Through the grapevine, Russ Pritchard, president of Audio Warehouse who created the theater, heard about Luke's insight as well as Bowen's lunch bunch and knew the perfect field trip for all of the students to have some typical teenage fun.
Forty students, about half with special needs and half general education, and 10 adults viewed the showing of "Diary of a Wimpy Kid."
The students, teachers, parent chaperons and staff of Audio Warehouse called the experience one of the most successful trips ever.
"This type of use is a perfect match to our vision for this project. Seeing some of these children enjoy a true movie experience for the first time is an amazing reminder of what so many of us take for granted," said Pritchard.
After the movie, Sara Stello from the MUSC Transplant Center and Papa John's provided pizza.
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The Chicago Wolves have signed center Kevin Doell (DOLE).
The 31-year-old forward spent six seasons with the Wolves from 2003-2008 and 2009-10, and ranks 12th on Chicago's all-time scoring register with 168 points (68G, 100A) in 358 career games. He also has racked up 392 penalty minutes and was a member of the Wolves 2008 Calder Cup Championship team.
The Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, native spent the 2010-11 campaign in Finland with Tappara Tampere (SM-Liiga), where he ranked first on the team with 18 goals and 38 points and held third with 20 assists and second with 105 penalty minutes in 58 contests. He also competed in Europe during the 2008-09 season, amassing 22 goals, 27 assists, 49 points and 105 penalty minutes in 37 outings with Leksands-IF of the Swedish First Division.
DOELL's most recent North American action came as a member of the Wolves 2009-10 squad. He shared sixth on the team with 16 goals and ranked eighth with 37 points in 79 games that season, and added three goals - including two game-winners - in nine postseason matchups during the team's run to the West Division Finals that season.
The University of Denver graduate and 2004 ECHL Rookie of the Year made his National Hockey League debut with the Atlanta Thrashers in 2007-08, notching his first career NHL point - an assist on Jan. 15 against the Detroit Red Wings - and four penalty minutes in eight games. He has also appeared in 49 career Calder Cup playoff matchups for Chicago, collecting nine goals, nine assists, 18 points and 57 penalty minutes.
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Its getting harder and harder to be a fan of the Diaz brothers
If this doesn't get addressed by someone in Nate's next interview then the mma 'media' are incompetent.
Good news isn't good news to the media
Okay, even if the stoppage was somehow early, there is no excuse and I mean none for the towel being thrown in by his corner. Rumor is, it was Nick that threw the towel.
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"I think a lot of my fan base- our fan base, if you will because a lot of people kind of throw us into as the same person, me and my brother, people call me Nick half the day anyway. But I think it's cool that these people are here, and I don't beg to fans like people do, you know? Some people are out there like, 'thanks to my fans!' and I think it's all like a sales pitch to fans; to get fans you know? I don't sit out there and try to ask for fans, and I don't thank them ever and I'm not like praising the Lord or nothing for fans in public, like I see a lot of people do that.
"To me, these fans they start following anyway, and I see them write positive, great things on the Internet about us on YouTube- and like I'm not asking for it, and they're still there. I think that's great, that's hardcore, you know that they're still- I appreciate it a lot. I think it's cool that [there are] supporters out there and people that rep us like they do. Like I said, I don't sit there on TV and be like, 'thank you fans', but I really do appreciate it; it's cool man that they're out there repping for us."
Going back to his earlier assessment of Gray Maynard's recent fights, while alluding to other less-entertaining fights, the 209 native believes that his fighting spirit and refusal to "run" inside the Octagon may have struck a chord with the die-hard MMA fans.
"I think that might have something to do with it, that I'm just fighting away and the fans, I think a lot of them could respect that, you know? They see me fighting, and that's all they see me do; they don't see me on a damn, ****ing car commercial, or a damn deodorant can or no funny shit like that" Diaz said, perhaps making an indirect reference to the UFC's recent partnership with Edge Shave Gel, which features several fighters as members of "Team Edge".
The Diaz brothers' fans have been vocal on social media outlets such as Instagram and Twitter, which Nate made not of when talking about the detractors who have said negative things about them online. Hardcore fans of the Stockton born brother tandem have jumped to the defense of both men, which Nate believes is cool considering they've "got their back".
The biggest instances of notoriety that have come to the Diaz brothers may however by a slew of videos by YouTube member prebek, who has released animated cartoons featuring numerous UFC personalities. Some of their most popular videos prominently feature Nick and Nate smoking marijuana, getting pulled over by Steven Segal and even fantasizing about UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion "Rowdy" Ronda Rousey, among other things.
Most recently, the newest release from prebek featured Nick Diaz going on a blind date, and though it was perhaps assumed that due to the brothers' aggressive nature they would take offense to the videos, that was not the case.
"They're pretty funny, I watched that one last night too, the 'Nick Diaz on a Date' one; it had me rolling man, it was funny. That's not even at all how it is, but it was hilarious because- it's funny, because I like how people make assumptions of how we are, then they throw it on a video, so it's pretty entertaining."
Well, at least that was not the case for Nate, who couldn't speak for others that weren't present.
I get a kick out of it; you'll have to ask Nick what he thinks of it."
At least Nate wasnt a dick about the animated videos.
I am a Diaz fan because of how they fight, but find it hard to back them, based on what they say, in and out of the cage
For a while i thought their comments were antics....now I don't believe these are actually antics anymore.
The Diaz brothers have a brain cell shortage that can only be remedied by a brain cell donor. I would donate my self to them but I'm sure their brain would reject good cells.
Nate... please don't start acting like Nick :(


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"Okay, push!"
Paul and I brace ourselves as the subway car screams to a stop and the doors jerk open. Bodies pour out of the car, a thousand clowns from a phone booth. We, thousands more clowns, charge against them to get in.
I reach the entrance; a woman crams ahead of me. The doors slide, scraping limbs, purses, butts. A man on our side shoves the woman's back so she is almost fully inside; the man beside her nudges his shoe a half-inch; a student sucks in his backpack; fingers flatten, stomachs draw, hips check. One; two; three–four tries, and the doors shudder together.
We, the Left-Behinds on the platform, inch back—a collective out-breath more than a movement—and the train pulls away.
And we stand, a rank impossibly deep and long, at the edge of the abyss, the long, empty steel rails below us whispering: late, late, late.
The subway in Mexico City is cheap—3 pesos, 24 cents, to ride anywhere in the city. An illiterate can read the stops: lines are color-coded and numbered; each stop is paired with a cartoon symbol. We are Line 1, Pink; our stop Juanacatlan, symbolized by a butterfly. The schema inside, on the car wall, shows a fat pink line with our butterfly, followed by a cricket (Chapultepec), followed by a bridge (Sevilla), followed by a bell (Insurgentes), etc. Little arrows with the colors of intersecting subway lines are marked above and below connecting station symbols. It's a great system.
If you can get on it.
The problem is, the greater metropolitan area of Mexico City is home to more than 21 million people. And all of them, from niños to viejos, are required by law to board a subway train between the hours of 8 to 9:30 a.m.
Or so it seems, when you're trying to force your way into a subway car at 8:30 a.m.
We were in Tacubaya station, (Tan line, an urn) trying to get to the Auditorio stop (Tan line, a cupola) to take a tour bus to Teotihuacan to an archeological dig. That bus would leave at 9, and we didn't yet have tickets.
Our landlord had told us about the tour bus. He had told us, Walk to the taxi stand, ask them to take you to our National Auditorium, and catch the bus there. But we saw the stop on the subway map. One station on the Pink line; a transfer to Tan, two stops. Simple. We had used this subway; we had tickets; we were experienced New York City strap-hangers. What could possibly go wrong?
We check our watches. 8:45. Late, late, late.
Mexico City was a complex of massive lakes more than 12,000 years ago, filled with prehistoric critters, from mastodons to saber-toothed tigers. The lakes shrank, and humanity came to the fore. The still-shifting earth below today's Mexico City is layered with pre-Spanish civilizations. There are ruins that date well before the birth of Christ, built by people whose names and origins have been lost, who came before the Aztec and Mayans—people whose compounds in places like Teotihuacan, on the hem of the city, are now being re-assembled like three-dimensional puzzles.
The Mexico City subway was begun in 1967, and unearthed artifacts—stone idols, tools, bones. There is a northerly station, Talisman (Blue line), whose symbol is a woolly mammoth figure because it has the bones of one on display. I took the train there a few days ago to see it.
I transferred from Pink to Blue at Candelaria station (duck), a huge interchange that is its own pueblo: bodegas, skin care shops, a McDonalds, medical clinic, pharmacy.
The Metro went above-ground. I watched the city pass below–businesses and houses, wealth and poverty, canals and desert–until the train pulled into Talisman (mammoth).
I had to exit the gates to find the mammoth. The area around the station might have once been handsome: two whitewashed entrances faced each other across a busy street. Each was flanked by a small plaza. In one, dirt and weeds straggled between white cobblestones, which surrounded a broken tree stump. Cracked stone benches slumped at the edges, empty.
On the other side of the street, the station's plaza was a sun-baked stretch of taxi stand with a lone food cart.
I found the mammoth inside this second entrance.
The display was a pit in the small and otherwise empty lobby. The pit was covered by a plastic bubble. The bubble was yellowed, streaked with dirt and caked with dust. I took a picture, but I can't recognize the skeleton it depicts.
A second train screams to a halt, as jammed with humanity as the first.
Paul inhales. "Ready?"
The doors shudder open. Once again, bodies slam into mine. I am forced back into Paul; the back-thrust overwhelms our surge, and we watch, impotent, as the doors close—open, close, open, close—beyond us.
The train lumbers away, a great red aquarium filled with bodies, heads, limbs, backpacks, all compressed, flattened like octopus suckers against the glass.
Again, the futile out-breath.
I am looking, now, directly down onto the tracks.
There is no one lying on the smooth steel, but it must happen. This craziness repeats itself every day, twice a day. How many people fall into the pit?
Yet…we are all still here. All still waiting. All still…late, late, late.
After my Mammoth sighting, I backtracked to Balderas station (Pink, cannon) to visit the crafts market there. Back on Blue; transfer to Pink at Candelaria (duck). Ten stops.
At each stop, vendors climbed aboard.
For a mere 10 pesos (80 cents), they announced, we could own: batteries, back-scratchers, magnetized plastic butterflies, souvenir pencils, scented markers, purses, newspapers, edibles, drinkables. And music. Men punched buttons on CD players and ear-rending music mixes filled the car. Ten pesos a disk. A snatch of one song; the next, the next. Each mix a genre: sixties folk; the Beatles; jazz; Mexican ballads; Italian ballads; salsa; old US hair rock.
Some people bought things. Music, especially.
I bought music on the street once in New York. The disk, I discovered later, was empty.
Perhaps vendors are more honest in Mexico City.
8:50: 10 minutes before our bus leaves from Auditorio (Tan, cupola), two stops away.
The train halts two feet to our left.
Doors creak open, bodies tumble out, thrust themselves at us. We charge on the diagonal. I grab the doorframe and throw myself inside against the human block. Paul crushes in behind me, compressing my ribs against someone's elbow.
My head is in a man's armpit as he grips the bar above; my back flattened against Paul. His arm is outside—crushed, released, crushed by the door—and he pushes harder, knocking the breath out of me. I apologize to a woman whose foot I stomp. She gives a knowing, tired smile.
I can move nothing; my arms are pinned to my side, my legs wedged against legs and low-held backpacks. I am grateful that it is morning and the man whose armpit covers my head has not spent eight hours hefting bricks.
The doors bang shut, open, shut, open—shut. The train jolts forward.
There will be no back-scratchers. No plastic butterflies. No music. There is no room for vending. There will be no thefts; there is no room for hands to steal into pockets.
Nothing can move. Nothing.
But we will make it to Auditorio (Tan, cupola) in time.
If we can get out.


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U.S. Soccer sat down with Wondo, Graham Zusi and Brad Davis following Wondo's brace during the USA v. Korea Republic game on Saturday.
Best quote from the video? Graham Zusi explains Wondolowski's first goal as "Wondo being Wondo." Yes, all he does is score goals.
In case you missed our logo unveil presentation yesterday or just want to relive it, we and Google Glass have you covered.
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We're feeling very thankful now that we're turning 40, and there is no one more that we want to reward than you.
Thursday's 40th Anniversary Celebration and Logo Unveil marks a new chapter of Earthquakes soccer. We have a lot of special activities planned for you - including a special presentation, live music from The Old Firm Casuals and The Forgotten, player autographs, photo booth, food and drink specials, player Q&A session and a whole lot more.
We need your help though. What would you ask a current or past Earthquake? Tweet your questions using the hashtag #Quakes74, and you will be automatically entered to win a 2014 jersey. Plus, your question could be answered during the Q&A sessions with current and alumni Earthquakes.
Here's the list of players that will take your questions:
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- Alan Gordon
- Steven Lenhart
- Jordan Stewart
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- Johnny Moore
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Happy Tuesday!
The San Jose Earthquakes reported to camp over the weekend for team physicals and fitness testing. They'll be at the field today to begin ball work and continue their preparation ahead of the team's first preseason trip in Tucson next week.
Keep an eye out for coverage from a number of local media outlets. KGO-TV and Comcast SportsNet will each be at training today as well as reporters from the Mercury News, ESPN.com, MLSsoccer.com and Centerlinesoccer.com. Also, rookie midfielder JJ Koval will be on KRON4 News with Gary Radnich tonight at 6:40 p.m. PT.
Here's a glance at what the roster looks like at the moment:
GOALKEEPERS (4) – David Bingham, Jon Busch, *Billy Knutsen, Bryan Meredith.
DEFENDERS (12) – ^Javier Alvial, Brandon Barklage, Victor Bernardez, *Devante Dubose, Shaun Francis, Clarence Goodson, ^Andreas Gorlitz, Ty Harden, Jason Hernandez, Tommy Muller, *Joe Sofia, Jordan Stewart.
MIDFIELDERS (12) – Cordell Cato, *A.J. Corrado, Sam Cronin, Sam Garza, ^Tishan Hanley, Atiba Harris, *JJ Koval, Walter Martinez, Jean-Baptiste Pierazzi, Shea Salinas, Tommy Thompson, ^Gustavo Zamudio
FORWARDS (6) – Mike Fucito, Alan Gordon, Adam Jahn, Steven Lenhart, Billy Schuler, Chris Wondolowski.
*Unsigned 2014 MLS SuperDraft pick
Change is coming. With our 40th Anniversary and New Logo Unveil right around the corner on Jan. 30, we have a lot to look forward to in 2014.
Quakes prez Dave Kaval sat down with Sports Illustrated's Brian Straus for an exclusive interview on our new stadium progress and the reunification of the Earthquakes.
Was there ever any doubt? From his Vines of new stadium construction updates to a very active Twitter account, Dave Kaval was already in the running for most tech-savvy Prez in the business.
Add Google Glass to the mix, and he brings his game to whole new level.
His coverage of the 2014 #SuperDraft gave fans an all-access pass with videos and photos from the Earthquakes draft table.
There's a lot more to come from our President this season, make sure you're following along every step of the way (Twitter - @QuakesPrez, Vine - Dave Kaval).
Here are a few highlights from his day. Check out his Twitter account for the full run-down:
superfan #throughglass pic.twitter.com/B4QDhAAc49
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great I'm headed home #throughglass pic.twitter.com/wgnSEivzlC
— Dave Kaval (@QuakesPrez) January 16, 2014
The newest Goonie. #Quakes74 RT @QuakesPrez: Just shared a photo #throughglass pic.twitter.com/MlVnwRj9X2
— San Jose Earthquakes (@SJEarthquakes) January 16, 2014
#doinghisthing- @QuakesPrez at @MLS #SuperDraft with his @GoogleGlass / @SJEarthquakes pic.twitter.com/DxWmBEoGrS
— Gabriel Gabor (@MLSGabor) January 16, 2014
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— Dave Kaval (@QuakesPrez) January 16, 2014
Since 1974, your devotion has fueled our passion. You've inspired us to work harder, do better and win.
Whether you've been a fan for forty years or just for a season, your devotion to the club is what makes San Jose stand out in Major League Soccer.
As we continue to celebrate our 40th Anniversary and look ahead to our new logo and a new chapter of Earthquakes soccer, we want to showcase you - our devoted fan.
Tweet us photos of you celebrating the Earthquakes. It can be a photo of you and your friends at a game or you just rocking your Earthquakes pride – you name it, we want to see it.
Use the hashtag #Quakes74, and you will automatically be entered to win a new 2014 autographed jersey.
Congratulations to Quakes U14 Pre-Academy players Marco Campos and J.J. Foe Nuphaus for being selected to participate in the 2014 id2 National Selection International Tour to Italy, which will be held February 27 – March 10.
ABOUT THE 2014 id2 NATIONAL SELECTION INTERNATIONAL TOUR:
The id2 National Selection will consist of 18 male players born in 2000, chosen from all participants in 2013 id2 Program cycle. With the training grounds and stadiums of some of Italy's top professional clubs as a setting, the team will have the opportunity to train and compete against youth academies from well-known professional clubs , and attend professional games.
Beyond the chance to be immersed in a professional soccer environment and showcase their abilities to the international soccer community, the tour offers players the unique educational and cultural experience of life in a foreign country.
The tour is at no cost to players, except for personal passport-related expenses, etc. US Club Soccer and Nike will fund the tour, including airfare, lodging and meals, and provide a comprehensive training and competition package.
There will be a Quakes presence in the World Futsal Cup this year, as Sebastian Flores and Jota Yamaguchi will be in Spain participating in the 2013 World Futsal Cup in Barcelona from December 29-30. Flores and Yamaguchi will travel with Legends Futsal of San Jose and will be competing against teams from Spain, Italy and Netherlands. Some of the confirmed teams participating in the tournament include FC Barcelona (ES), PARQUE LISBOA (ES), Alter Ego Luparense (IT) and FC Marlene (NL).
Best of luck to Sebastian and Jota! Be sure to follow @sjeqa for all of your Quakes Academy news.


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Anyone else out there varnish their watercolor paintings? I've been doing this for almost 10 years now, and I love the way acrylic varnish makes my paintings look - rich colors with no reflection.
Let me know how you varnish your watercolors or if you'd like to know how I do it.
Hi Lori,
I find your question interesting. Why would you
varnish watercolors? I mean, I don't see anything wrong with that, but
to me it seems unnecessary. By doing so, it seems you are turning your
watercolors into acrylics. Why not
use acrylics like watercolor?
Good Question!
Nope, it's not necessary to varnish watercolors. It's my personal preference. One, because I like the way they look and enjoy the convenience of popping them into a frame without having to cut a mat or add glass.
I like the way they look because there are no reflections, and my collectors seem to like that aspect as well.
I do also paint in acrylic on paper. Sometimes I begin with transparent watercolor and then switch over to acrylics on the same painting. It doesn't matter to me whether the resulting artwork is called a watercolor or acrylic as I am not particularly inclined to follow rules. In fact, I'm sort of a rebel sometimes.
What matters to me is the final result and not necessarily what medium got me there.
Interesting, Lori. It's always nice to see a different approach. I really don't mind putting watercolor under glass or having it matted. I think it enhances the painting. However, with that said, mixing mediums can be lots of fun and result in some very good work. I once mixed egg tempera and acrylic medium. The result was a very creamy paint that I enjoyed painting with. Of course to do this I used dry pigment and made the tempera, myself, but also added the acrylic medium as well. I painted with it on untempered masonite board coated with acrylic gesso.
Mark, never thought of putting those two mediums together... egg tempera and acrylic medium. Sounds like lots of fun.
The mix was a little more forgiving than egg tempera alone, which dries very quickly on a traditional chalk gesso panel. I used Liquitex medium from a jar, not a tube, and mixed it into the tempera I mixed myself in small containers The acrylic made the egg tempera a little more permanent as well.
I did some research on Egg tempera, alone, prior to mixing it with acrylic. I tried some non-traditional methods of painting with it, including using an air brush for application. It worked fairly well.
Do you still place your varnished watercolors under glass?
Nat, I don't place my watercolors under glass since they're varnished with acrylic varnish. I can even wipe them off with a damp cloth.
What I do is glue them to a panel or MDF board using acrylic medium as a glue and frame it just as it were an oil - without glass.
I'm getting ready to experiment with new UV protective spray varnishes. The problem with brushing on the varnish is that it can get milky if you brush it too long and that leaves a light film over the painting. I'm hoping the the spray varnish eliminates brushstrokes.
Might not get to it very soon, but if and when I do, I'll post the results with pictures.
Yes, I have varnished several watercolor paintings. I have used actual varnish used with oils and acrylics and I have used the varnish with acrylic base and I have used the acrylic medium. In all the cases, I was very dissatisfied with the result. I had lost the effect of the matte finish on the watercolor and the softness in contrast.
While I am not one to criticize anyone for trying something new (I tried something new, also) because sometimes it works and in your case you like the result. I do not. I prefer the traditional look and method of matting and putting under glass.
As an aside comment, I know an artists who paints in pastel then uses acrylic medium to paint into and over the pastel. Huh?? Why not use acrylics to begin with. After all it is the same pigment. I think I will try to master each medium in its traditional way.
I have used Krylon spray varnish on students work and was very pleased with how it held up. They had done watercolor paintings and then used them to cover hand-made books. I've heard stories of spills, getting dropped in mud, etc, etc and all having wiped clean afterwards.
We used two coats - on some we used matte finish, on some satin finish and I didn't notice much of a difference beyond a very slight sheen with the satin - which I personally preferred.
I would caution you to be in a VERY ventilated area before using the spray though - even outside it gave us all a terrible headache.
I think I will be stretching and varnishing some of my watercolor work in the near future as I have some pieces that I think would look better with no frame. As to why I don't just use acrylic - I simply like how watercolor handles better than liquid acrylic in most cases - the end result may look just the same, but the process is also important to me. I assume this is the case with the gentleman who varnishes his pastel paintings also.
You can also find me on Facebook or visit my blog to learn more about me and my work.
Ya, I would be interested in how you do that (A way or another: reply, webcam, etc.)
I took a workshop with Joyce Faulknor and I have stretched paper over stretcherbars and then sealed the painting as she suggested. It's wonderful. Granted, there are paintings that will look better with a mat and frame under glass and others that look good 'floating freely'. I used archival varnish (sprayed twice) to seal the paint/color and then polyurethane medium to seal. I used gloss (8 coats) but there IS a satin.
I entered my first art show ever...and it was juried...and I was hesitant about NOT framing traditionally as no one had seen it done....but I was accepted (and won First Place in Amateur Division) from about 500 applicants. Talk about stoked!!!!
My next 'experiment' will be seeing if there is any impressive contrast between gloss and satin.
I've been varnishing my watercolor paintings for years now. I take 140lb watercolor paper and soak it in water for about 10-15 minutes and then I attatch it to stretcher bars to make a gallery wrap image. Looks just like a canvas. I carry the painting right around the sides. This way I don't need frames, glass or matts. And they look great. No reflections. I really don't care what the fad is, If it works for me thats all I need.
You may want to check the rules if you enter contests. All the peole I've done paintings for love it because they can frame and matt it if they want or hang them as is. Also being on a fixed income and not needing frames, glass and matts allows me to put that money toward paints etc.
However an artist wants to display his work is fine with me. No right or wrong way.,But this just works for me.
P.S. I use Krylon UV Archival spray varnish and put on 4 coats spraying one horozontal and the next vertiicle and so on so as to get good coverage.
It was great to come across your post. I am just beginning in watercolors and cannot afford framing right now. In India the supply of artist material is limited and the I am already mulling bankruptsy ! ( thamks to shipping charges from overseas). Still I plan to hang on .Thanks again for this solution.
Try it. It saves a lot of money and being able to hang your work framed, matted or on it's own is great.
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With the Chicago Wolves organization pouring all of its efforts into Breast Cancer Awareness Night on Saturday at Allstate Arena --- the team is selling autographed pink sticks, "Stick it 2 Breast Cancer" T-shirts, and autographed pink pucks to raise money for A Silver Lining Foundation and Chicago Wolves Charities --- the ever-optimistic Foligno feels it's his opportunity to speak up and inspire others.
"Having gone through it, you know what people who've been diagnosed with cancer are going through," Foligno said. "You also know that there is a lot of hope. People should always remain positive in these situations. There's so much that has been done since (Janis passed). So many more medicines and so many more treatments --- different types and different ways. There's more and more people being cured, or their life is extended. That's something we're glad to see. We hope that someday we can definitely find a cure for cancer."
Breast Cancer Awareness Night: How You Can Help"Stick It To Breast Cancer" t-shirts will be available at the game for a $20 donation or can be purchased by calling 1-800-THE-WOLVES. In addition to the T-shirt campaign, Wolves players will use special pink sticks during warmups on Saturday. Each stick will be autographed by several players and will be available for a $150 donation, the cost of a mammogram for those who can't afford one. A special thanks to Heidenhain for agreeing to match every $150 donation made in order to ensure more women have the opportunity to receive mammograms. Fans will also have the opportunity to purchase autographed, pink "Stick It To Breast Cancer" pucks for a $10 donation.
The Folignos have raised more than $150,000 in the last three years for the Janis Foligno Foundation, which funds the battle against cancer.
"We try to keep her spirit alive and well way beyond her death," he said. "This is one way we felt, as a family, that we could do it and to help others that may be stricken by cancer, or others that are just in need. You know, my wife was a big proponent of helping others. She was a driver for Meals on Wheels and helping people out in other ways. I think that generosity and that care for other people is extended to us as a family, where we feel we are obliged to help others."
Mike and Janis, who were married for 27 years, met in high school in their hometown of Sudbury, Ontario. Mike likes to joke that she chased him around until he caught her. He wonders earnestly whether her life could have been spared if she had been diagnosed a little sooner.
"Or, maybe, if she knew more about breast cancer at that time, it was something that maybe could have been caught in the early stages and treated differently or gotten rid of," Foligno said. "Awareness is No. 1. That's what this month is all about. Making sure women, especially, are aware about getting the testing done. And not being afraid to do it.
"Janis was pretty well getting tested every couple of years. It's kind of in her family as her mother had a touch of it early on. Her mother's still alive today. She was treated and this is probably going back 20-25 years ago. She's still living and still doing well. There is hope when you find something and you get ahold of it early enough. All the more reason to be tested and not be afraid to get out there and do it --- and not have any excuses. Get it done. It's a few minutes that can save a life. That's my biggest message to all the people out there, not just women."


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Thanks, I do. I'm listening to the debate between Matt and Steve. Matt is defending Calvinism and Steve is defending Armenianism. I didn't know much about those two terms until recently. Now I am fascinated by what these two words mean, so I like the debate. By the way, I use to be Armenian as a Pentecostal. Its interesting how they each sound like they are defending UR in a certain way. Matt is emphasizing God's sovereignty, how that God's will to save(only a few) is irrefutable. While Steve is emphasizing God's love and desire for all to be saved, and then waits for people to exercise their free will the right way. The interesting part is that UR has elements from both of these positions. We believe God's will to save is irrefutable AND that God's will is for all to be saved.


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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- Davis Tull (Knoxville, Tenn.) and Jacob Huesman (Chattanooga, Tenn.) set records as the Chattanooga Mocs claimed a 24-17 win over visiting Elon (3-8/1-7) Saturday. The win gave Chattanooga (6-5/5-3) its third winning season in the last four for the first time since 1984-87.
Tull recorded two-and-a-half sacks to set the single-season school record for sacks (12.5) and tackles for loss (19.0). He will run away with both of those stat titles in the Southern Conference.
Huesman was impressive. He threw for 234 yards and two scores completing 13 of 25 attempts. He also ran for 109 yards on 21 carries with a score there as well. He ended up with the freshman record for passing yards (1,712) while tying the freshman marks for rushing (7 - James Roberts, 1989) and passing (13 - Kenyon Earl, 1991) touchdowns.
Elon's star wide receiver Aaron Mellette did not disappoint the visiting fans. The senior caught nine passes for 188 yards and a touchdown. Thomas Wilson threw for 295 yards completing 23 of 32 offerings despite getting sacked three times and enduring tremendous pressure from the Mocs' front four.
UTC wide receiver/quarterback Terrell Robinson (South Pittsburg, Tenn.) was not to be out-done. He had four catches for a career-high 124 yards and two touchdowns. He scored on passes of 13 and 67 yards from Huesman.
Elon got the scoring started with a 29-yard field goal from Adam Shreiner, the 50th of his career. The Mocs scored on their first two possessions of the game on a Nick Pollard (Nashville, Tenn.) 30-yard field goal and Huesman two-yard run. The Phoenix made 10-10 at the half with a late second quarter Wilson 35-yard strike to Kierre Brown.
The Mocs took control in the third quarter. Huesman and Robinson's first score from 13 yards came one play after Chris Mayes (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) corralled a Wilson fumble. UTC started its next possession on the two. Three plays and 31 yards later, Huesman found Robinson over the middle. He ran untouched for a 67-yard score and 24-10 lead.
The Phoenix did not fold. With just over five minutes remaining, Wilson went deep again, this time 57 yards to Mellette. But Huesman and the Mocs offense was not going to give the Phoenix another chance.
Taking over on the 25 on its ensuing possession with 5:03 on the clock, the Mocs methodically took care of business. Huesman ran eight times for 46 yards to run it down to zero on another Chattanooga win.
It was an impressive punting day for Pollard. Five of his six kicks were downed inside the 15 with two inside the 10. Including all six punts, the average starting position for the Phoenix after Pollard punts was the 15-yard line.
Defensively, Wes Dothard (Carrollton, Ga.) led the way with nine stops. Kadeem Wise (Lawrenceville, Ga.) added seven tackles and a pass breakup on fourth down with Elon in the red zone in the fourth quarter.
Jonathan Spain led all tacklers with 10 for Elon. Chandler Wrightenberry added eight tackles, while Blake Thompson chipped in six with a sack and pass breakup.
Today's game ends the season for the Mocs. During Russ Huesman's four seasons, UTC has won 23 games. It won just 22 over the previous eight before he arrived. Huesman has 17 SoCon wins which is one fewer than the Mocs accumulated over the prior nine campaigns (18).
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
ELON - Adam Shreiner 29 yd Field Goal - 1/10:16/0-3
Drive: 12 plays, 78 yards, 4:44
Key Play(s): 3/7/V24 - Thomas Wilson to Aaron Mellette for 46 yards
UTC - Nick Pollard 30 yd Field Goal - 1/7:27/3-3
Drive: 7 plays, 56 yards, 2:49
Key Play(s): 1/10/H46 - Jacob Huesman hits Terrell Robinson on 40-yard strike
UTC - Jacob Huesman 2 yd Run - 2/13:17/10-3
Drive: 9 plays, 78 yards, 5:27
Key Play(s): 3/17/H34 - Huesman to Tommy Hudson for 55 yards
ELON - Kierre Brown 35 yd Pass from Thomas Wilson (Shreiner Kick) - 2/3:16/10-10
Drive: 8 plays, 89 yards, 3:29
Key Play(s): 3/3/V18 - Wilson 5 yard run & 10 yard defensive holding penalty
UTC - Terrell Robinson 13 yd Pass from Huesman (Pollard Kick) - 3/10:08/17-10
Drive: 1 play, 13 yards, 0:06
Key Play(s): Chris Mayes fumble recovery at Elon 13
UTC - Robinson 67 yd Pass from Huesman (Pollard Kick) - 3/6:40/24-10
Drive: 4 play, 98 yards, 1:47
Key Play(s): 2/10/H2 - Huesman darts down left sideline for 25 yards
ELON - Aaron Mellette 57 yd Pass from Wilson (Shreiner Kick) - 4/5:09/24-17
Drive: 1 play, 57 yards, 0:09
Key Play(s): N/A


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WORCESTER, Mass. - Holy Cross athletic director Richard M. Regan, Jr., announced today that seven more home athletic events will be available through live video streaming on the internet. The package, done in association with College Sports Television Online, already included all six of the Crusaders' 2007 home football games.
The next scheduled event to be shown in the Crusader All-Access package is the men's soccer game against Boston College on Oct. 31. Three non-conference games for both the men's and women's basketball teams are also set to be included. The men's games will come against Ohio (Nov. 26), Yale (Nov. 28) and Boston University (Jan. 2), while the women's contests will be against Buffalo (Nov. 27), Quinnipiac (Dec. 1) and Dartmouth (Jan. 14).
Numerous Patriot League men's and women's basketball games are also scheduled to be included in the Crusader All-Access package. The exact schedule of the games to be shown will be announced at a later date.
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Aging is amazing. And theres no app for that.
Lets look at the numbers: I still feel 25, but my neck looks like a wrinkled sock. I run 40 miles a week, but break out in a sweat reaching for a paper clip. My blood pressure is 80/65, but I stagger around like a drunk puppy first thing in the morning. (I got stiffness in the bones, for Queen fans.)
Other signs of middle age: I cant read the small print on medicine bottles, which makes illness interesting. I have no-line bifocals that make me sick to my stomach. My once-normal toenails have been replaced by what appear to be goat horns. I have fat in weird places, like my inner knees and upper back. (Back fat is evil. Its worse than cellulite.)
Getting older is a trip, buthere comes a cliché, also known as a universal truthI wouldnt be 19 again for anything. Nineteen is hard; youre trying to figure out who you are and where you fit in. Fifty is easy. (Ill actually be 52 soon, but thats between me and AARP). Its easy because you pretty much have the game locked down by now. Hopefully, you accept yourself, warts and all. (Look, another cliché!)
At 19, I wasted a lot of time and energy trying to be thinner, cooler, funnier, prettier. Now, I just have to pay my bills and be a decent person, and Im happy. Its enough. Would I like to be a knockout like Christie Brinkley? You bet; at 58, shes stunning. Do I want to work that hard and spend that much money? Not on your life.
To be fair, there are some perks of being 19: To lose five pounds, you just stop drinking beer for two days. Expensive perfume and makeup are superfluous when you have the glow of youth. You can buy an entire wardrobe at Forever 21 for $75. Most of all, at 19 anything seems possible.
Back then, attending college on scholarship and waiting tables, I dreamed of the day I could afford to buy whatever I wanted. You may already know this, but when you can finally afford to buy what you want, you find out theres not a lot you want. Isnt it ironic?
I dont like bling, shopping, manicures or expensive restaurants. I like to travel once a year, get moles removed, and cruise Goodwill. Thats about it. My biggest expense is running shoes. (I also like to buy paintings on Craigslist. When I die, I expect Widdle to sell them and make a tidy profit. Say, $27.42 in a good market.)
Ive found I notice small children more as I get older. Im not sorry I never had any, but nowadays I enjoy watching them enjoy the world. Their innocence tugs at my heart. Then they start to scream or bite or shove licorice up their little noses, and I give thanks for our quiet life with a fat little dog.
Another sign of middle age: A fun Saturday night used to mean hanging out at wine bars on Wrightsville Beach, N.C. Now its a rollicking two-hour debate with my husband about what our grandchildren will call us. We have no grandchildren, and none in the works. But it made for a lively discussion, and we laughed our heads off.
(For the record, I want to be called Sparkle, and Widdle wants to be Papa, pronounced Pay-Pay. Dont ask me, I have no idea.)
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Pettis: Liver kick worse than a KO - Mixed Martial Arts News
I hit him with the first body kick and I caught him reaching for a punch, and thats the worst time to get hit. Your bodys fully extended. Youre not expecting to get hit. I caught him with the first one and I could tell in his face right away that he was hurt, but hes one of them guys thats still dangerous Your body shuts down. You cant do anything. Your minds still working and you know you want to fight back, and being at this level Im sure he wanted to fight back, but when you get hit like that and that clean, your body just shuts down. You literally cant do anything. Its a sucky feeling because youre fully conscious.
I think its worse than a knockout because youre fully conscious. You know whats going on, but you just cant fight back.