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Browns | Isaiah Crowell, Duke Johnson to be busy
Sat, 28 May 2016 17:56:29 -0700
Cleveland Browns RB Isaiah Crowell and RB Duke Johnson will lead a smash-mouth, run-first offense, according to running backs coach Kirby Wilson.
Fantasy Tip: Head coach Hue Jackson was able to utilize the backfield tandem of Giovani Bernard and Jeremy Hill while serving as the offensive coordinator in Cincinnati, and he could use Crowell and Johnson in similar fashion. Johnson has a little more upside, especially in PPR formats, but Crowell could be a serviceable RB3 if he handles the goal-line work.
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Browns | Corey Coleman could be returner
Sat, 28 May 2016 14:47:02 -0700
Cleveland Browns WR Corey Coleman is a candidate to return punts and kicks in his rookie season because of his great speed, short-area quickness and ability to make defenders miss, according to special teams coordinator Chris Tabor.
Fantasy Tip: This would give added value to Coleman in leagues that reward return yardage. He could end up as the Browns' No. 1 wide receiver when all is said and done. He's worth drafting as a low-end WR3.
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Browns | Offensive line showing promise
Sat, 28 May 2016 12:32:55 -0700
Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton said he feels good about the state of the offensive line despite the departures of C Alex Mack and OT Mitchell Schwartz. C Cameron Erving has stepped up so far at center, according to Hamilton, while OT Alvin Bailey has done well at right tackle. Two rookie OTs Shon Coleman and Spencer Drango could also compete at right tackle.
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Browns | Justin Gilbert seeing time with starters
Fri, 27 May 2016 13:02:32 -0700
Cleveland Browns CB Justin Gilbert received some snaps with the first-team defense during organized team activities this week.
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Browns | Clean slate for Justin Gilbert
Thu, 26 May 2016 19:20:58 -0700
Cleveland Browns CB Justin Gilbert will have a clean slate with the new coaching staff, defensive coordinator Ray Horton said Wednesday, May 25.
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Thu, 26 May 2016 15:58:35 -0700
Cleveland Browns DE Emmanuel Ogbah signed his four-year rookie contract Thursday, May 26. Financial terms were undisclosed.
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Browns | Terrelle Pryor much improved
Thu, 26 May 2016 12:07:51 -0700
Cleveland Browns WR Terrelle Pryor said he is much improved as a receiver compared to where he was last year. "(I'm) 10 times (better than last year)," Pryor said after an OTA practice. "I look at the film and it amazes me, and I give that to (receivers coach Al) Saunders, because just sitting there and doing the extra meeting time with him and him really breaking down certain routes to me and how he wants them run, it's awesome." At 6-4, Pryor towers over most cornerbacks. He's playing with confidence in practices and is showing full effort.
Fantasy Tip: With Cleveland's wide receiver depth chart unsettled everywhere, Pryor could carve out a nice role in the passing game, especially since he has history with head coach Hue Jackson from their days in Oakland. However, with Robert Griffin a question mark at QB, Pryor's fantasy upside is on shaky ground. Consider him a WR5 flyer in deeper leagues.
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Browns | No trade request from Joe Thomas
Wed, 25 May 2016 18:13:46 -0700
Cleveland Browns OT Joe Thomas said he did not ask for a trade this offseason. He said he is excited with the way the team is heading after talking with head coach Hue Jackson and director of football operations Sashi Brown.
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Tue, 24 May 2016 15:21:25 -0700
Free-agent WR David Richards (Falcons) was signed by the Cleveland Browns Tuesday, May 24.
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Browns | Duke Johnson an every-down back?
Mon, 23 May 2016 18:22:19 -0700
Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson believes RB Duke Johnson can be an every-down running back in the NFL. Johnson had a chance to win the starting job in 2015 but suffered a hamstring injury.
Fantasy Tip: Johnson likely will be part of a committee at running back in 2016. Johnson could receive a majority of the work as the season goes on, which makes him a possible No. 2 fantasy running back for owners. Johnson should be seen as a No. 3 back at this point with the chance to be more.
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Browns | Brian Hartline released
Mon, 23 May 2016 10:15:11 -0700
Cleveland Browns WR Brian Hartline was released Monday, May 23, according to a source.
Fantasy Tip: The Browns took a handful of receivers in the draft this year, namely Corey Coleman. Hartline's departure moves Andrew Hawkins and Marlon Moore up the depth chart. With Robert Griffin a wildcard at QB, Cleveland's receivers are all shaky propositions for fantasy owners. Hartline topped 1,000 yards in back-to-back seasons with Miami but is unlikely to receive anything more than a complementary role if he lands with another squad.
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Browns | Corey Coleman Cleveland's top target?
Sun, 22 May 2016 20:06:20 -0700
Cleveland Browns WR Corey Coleman should see the ball early and often, according to beat writer Mary Kay Cabot, and she believes he will take over as the No. 1 receiver immediately.
Fantasy Tip: Coleman has big-play speed, but even as the top target, he only has so much upside in Cleveland's passing attack. Consider him a WR5 in standard leagues and a first-round option in rookie drafts.
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Browns | Josh McCown performing well
Fri, 20 May 2016 12:20:35 -0700
Cleveland Browns QB Josh McCown has performed well during organized team activities this week and appears to have a good grasp on the new offense.
Fantasy Tip: Robert Griffin III appears to be the leading candidate for the starting quarterback job, but McCown may receive the chance to compete for the job during training camp. McCown has had some success in the past but probably would be a low-end No. 2 option in deeper leagues if he starts.
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Fri, 20 May 2016 12:10:32 -0700
Free-agent WR Dennis Parks (Packers) signed with the Cleveland Browns Friday, May 20. Terms of the contract were not disclosed. The Browns also placed PK Jaden Oberkrom on the Reserve/Retired list.
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Browns | Alvin Bailey taking first-team reps
Wed, 18 May 2016 16:27:40 -0700
Cleveland Browns OT Alvin Bailey has received first-team repetitions at right tackle this offseason. Bailey will have competition at the position, but head coach Hue Jackson said Bailey has done a good job so far.
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Cape's 'Cookies' don't crumble at tournament timeBarbara Dougherty talks to tournament-bound team
Barbara Dougherty - one tough Cookie, a nickname she's had for years - made a return visit to Cape hockey's Halloween practice Oct. 31 to speak to the team about hockey and health, friendship, sportsmanship, tradition and more hockey, a sport the 72-year-old Cookie has carried with her since she played at Notre Dame Academy in Baltimore, Md.
Last Halloween practice, the Cape team presented her with an autographed hockey stick courtesy of Carrie Lingo and the United States Olympic team. This year after the on-field coalescing of costumed characters, Dougherty presented each team member with a 2014 Survivors Calendar from the Beebe Health Care Tunnell Cancer Center. She is a survivor of primary peritoneal cancer and fittingly appears for the month of November, when the hockey state tournament is played. Last year, Cape won the championship and brought the championship trophy to Barbara, who was in Beebe recovering from heavy-duty surgery.
Barbara closed her message to the players by saying, "I wish you all the best of luck as you go forward. Your coaches, family, friends, school and community are all behind you. Rebound your shots, know every corner is a potential goal, keep your sticks down, respect the opposition, stay loyal to each other through life, and always be tough cookies."


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Stop, Shop, Sip, and Sniff Joshu+Vela at The Common
After teaming up with Tartine back in February, SF-born accessory brand Joshu+Vela is proving to be a team player. This time, a fashion twofer. Throughout the summer, craftsman meets craftsman at Common SF where a Joshu+Vela shop-in-shop will house the full range of backpacks and totes in all the colors.
Tote-ally: New Totes from Local Folks
The humble tote bag is proving itself to be an ever-versatile, budget-friendly and increasingly necessary (thank you, plastic bag ban) accessory that's fast-becoming the canvas of choice for local labels. Here are several to stash your stuff in:
In a food-meets-fashion pairing that many will no doubt gobble right up, local label Joshu+Vela have teamed up with Tartine to launch a series of individually-numbered, organic cotton totes hand-stenciled with the bakery's logo and sold exclusively at the bakery.
Made from start to finish in Joshu+Velas's San Francisco studio, the bags ($40) come in two styles. One is a traditional shopper tote with two straps. The other is a bike-friendly bag designed in collaboration with Tartine's Chad Robertson that can be worn over the shoulder or across the body, thanks to a single adjustable strap.


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What is 1-1+1-1+1-1+...? How infinite sums challenge our notion of arithmetic.
What do you get when you add up all the natural numbers 1+2+3+4+ ... ? Not -1/12! We explore a strange result that has been making the rounds recently.
The number pi can be expressed beautifully in terms of infinite sums. For practical purposes though, these sums are rather disappointing: they converge slowly, so you need to sum a large number of terms to get accurate estimates of pi. Here's a clever way to make them converge faster.
Usain Bolt, the "fastest man on the planet", aims to get his 100 metre world record of 9.58 seconds down to 9.40 seconds. What has mathematics got to say about this quest?
Mathematics takes to the stage with A disappearing number, a work by Complicite, inspired by the mathematical collaboration of Hardy and Ramanujan. Rachel Thomas went to see the play, and explains some of the maths. You can also read her interview with Victoria Gould about how the show was created.
Victoria Gould has always known she would be an actor, and went straight from studying arts at school to running her own theatre company. But she eventually had to come clean about her guilty secret - she loves maths - and has since managed to combine a career as a research mathematician and teacher with a successful acting career on television and in theatre. She tells Plus why she needs to use both sides of her brain.
Infinite series occupy a central and important place in mathematics. C. J. Sangwin shows us how eighteenth-century mathematician Leonhard Euler solved one of the foremost infinite series problems of his day.
The paradoxes of the philosopher Zeno, born approximately 490 BC in southern Italy, have puzzled mathematicians, scientists and philosophers for millennia. Although none of his work survives today, over 40 paradoxes are attributed to him which appeared in a book he wrote as a defense of the philosophies of his teacher Parmenides.
The harmonic series is far less widely known than the arithmetic and geometric series. However, it is linked to a good deal of fascinating mathematics, some challenging Olympiad problems, several surprising applications, and even a famous unsolved problem. John Webb applies some divergent thinking, taking in the weather, traffic flow and card shuffling along the way.
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I work on a small company where I work to build some banking software. Now, I have to build some data structure like:
Array [Int-Max] [2] // Large 2D array
Save that to disk and load it next day for future work.
Now, as I only know Java (and little bit C), they always insist me to use C++ or C. As per their suggestion:
They have seen Array [Int-Max] [2] in Java will take nearly 1.5 times more memory than C and C++ takes some what reasonable memory footprint than Java.
C and C++ can handle arbitrarily large files where as Java can't.
As per their suggestion, as database/data-structure become large Java just becomes infeasible. As we have to work on such large database/data-structure, C/C++ is always preferable.
Now my question is,
Why is C or C++ always preferable on large database/data-structure over Java ? Because, C may be, but C++ is also an OOP. So, how it get advantage over Java ?
Should I stay on Java or their suggestion (switch to C++) will be helpful in future on large database/data-structure environment ? Any suggestion ?
Sorry, I have very few knowledge of all those and just started to work on a project, so really confused. Because until now I have just build some school project, have no idea about relatively large project.


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The Morning Skate: Nov. 27 Will the Canucks keep a playoff spot? NHL attendance troubling, Grey Cup vs. NFL, Cowboys cooked, Jon Jones speaks and Thanksgiving envy
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The 2 O'Clock: Amid all the Whitecaps confusion, taking three minutes to appreciate the legendary Y.P. Lee
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EDEN PRAIRIE, MN - AUGUST 18: Brett Favre (C), Mark Wilf (L) and Zygi Wilf show the media Favre's Minnesota Vikings jersey on August 18, 2009 at Winter Park in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. (Photo by Scott A. Schneider/Getty Images)
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rowbike.com 7 speed, looks like 20" wheels.
rowbike.com 7 speed, looks like 20" wheels.
Speed Uno
Dawes Kingpin 2speed
Now that's a winner!!!
Fitness is only a side effect,...I feel alive when I ride!!!
I plan on living forever... so far so good.
Not really the same. The treadmill bike is a wonderful practical joke (yet they obviously built one!) but the row bike makes some sense. Erg rowing (eg concept 2) is about the most boring thing on earth, so another way to do rowing training away from the water has some appeal. When I was trying to get some training in before work, it involved arranging to meet someone for safety, cycling to the club, unlocking the boat house, getting the boat out, locking the boat house, getting the boat on the water, rowing <yay!>, getting the boat out of the water again, unlocking club house, washing boat, putting everything away again, showering to get the river water off, locking the boat house and securing the club house, cycling to work and perhaps another shower there.
And then there was the day we spent an hour waiting for the RSPCA to come rescue the poor lost porpoise that beached itself near us. Poor little guy didn't make it, either
A simple way to do rowing specific exercise on my commute has a genuine appeal (no, I'm not buying one: how would you make a turn going up hill?)
Now, if I was concentrating on running, how would I reproduce a treadmill exercise on the roads? Hmm, quite a conundrum
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I have a scull rower at home, but suffice it to say I ride my bike with more zest than I ever did row. But, my upper back & shoulders were getting diesel!!!
Still, as novel as this thing is, you'd be killed a block from home where I live.
Fitness is only a side effect,...I feel alive when I ride!!!
My friend, whom loves unusual bikes had a row bike. I have ridden it a few times. As described above it is an exercise machine more than a means of transportation. They defiantly take a bit of getting used to. He brought this beast to work one day and we gathered in the parking lot and took turns trying to ride it. Only about half the people could even get going.
He brought it semi-regularly for our lunch time group ride and I took a few turns on it. It is a work out and it seems you carry no momentum slowing with each stroke. The incarnation in your link looks like an improved design (in theory) with the smaller higher pressure tires and lower CG.


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Goodguys to Honor Ed Pink, Ed Iskenderian at 12th Del Mar NationalsWritten by Brian Brennan on March 20, 2012
Del Mar, CA - Southern California legends Ed Pink and Ed Iskenderian will be honored as "Hot Rod Heroes" at the Goodguys 12th Meguiar's Del Mar Nationals March 30, 31 & April 1 at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. Both men bring decades of rich hot rodding and motorsports heritage to the festivities.
Pink, known worldwide as one of the premier engine builders in all racing platforms will have a booth on the midway showcasing Ed Pink Racing Engines as well as his red '29 Ford hiboy roadster, "Old Master" top fuel dragster and other Pink-powered hot rods. Iskenderian, better known as the "Camfather" is still going strong at 90 years old. Isky's iconic '27 Ford hot rod roadster will be on display throughout the weekend.
Pink and Iskendereian will be available for autographs and bench racing all three days. They will headline a special "Meet & Greet" with fans on Saturday March 31st beginning at 11:30am inside the Mission Tower at the Del Mar Fairgrounds.
The Goodguys 12th Meguiar's Del Mar Nationals features over 2,000 1972 & earlier vehicles, vendor exhibits, the Goodguys AutoCross, a swap meet & car corral and more! For more visit www.good-guys.com


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Ask for MAMA. She is the best
This is a must do for couples looking to have a good drink
We had the most amazing time!! Our bus had a lot of excitement! I wanted to do it again the next night. Mama was wonderful! I recommend to EVERYONE that visits Aruba!
Holy crap! Put on your fun shoes and be ready to party, tell them you want Smooth as your driver and be ready to make some noise. We love to get away from the tourist traps when we travel and this evening delivered 100.
This is a MUST DO if you have never done it. We had so much fun and it was a party all night long. Best part of our visit to Aruba!
This is a must-have in Aruba, everyone has to experience the KUKOO KUNUKU PARTY BUS!! It is soo much fun, you can bring your friends, family and significant other and have a blast. Warning: there is a chance of you getting WASTED but nonetheless, this was a wonderful part of my trip.
Shout-Out to MAMA and and SMOOTH!!
This has been my second visit to Aruba and of course my second ride on the Aruba Pub Crawl. I have to say that ALL of the drivers and tour hosts, Mama and Jeanine are all about having fun and making sure everyone has a great time. From the minute you step into the bus, the party is on. Love them all!!!!
Hopefully you guys get a crew who was just as fun as ours "makes a difference" ! It was amazing from the beginning to the end! Our tours guides were Momma and Dr.Slick! They made sure that we were ok while we partyyyyy!!! Also make sure to have a charger battery. Plenty of photo ops
Our hosts were very engaging and fun!!! Our bus was the liveliest!!! Mama is a hoot :
Muito bom divertido! Guia fala em inglês, mas fala TB em espanhol depois resumindo. Mas é muito legal
This tour was amazing!
This tour was amazing!
Had a BLAST!!! Sooooo much fun.
Fun, and gives you a chance to visit some local bars that you probably would not visit. Worth doing.
The tour was so much fun. Cherry was a great hostess on the bus and we had a very fun crowd. The free shots were weak but the 4 bars we hit were way cool.
This tour was amazing!
Jenine and Smooth were excellent hosts. The tour was fun, met some great people from all over, danced, sang, drank, danced some more...had a blast! Definitely would recommend this to others as a fun night out.
This was a cool pub crawl. I've done a few a these in the past. They pick u up and take you back to your hotel at the end of the night. We went to 4 bars, I was hoping we would go to a club but that didn't happen. The free shots were a bit water down so expect to buy a drink at each establishment if you want a buzz. They do sell you a sippy cup for 5. You can take the cup to every bar and every drink you purchase is 5 all night which was a plus. You'll meet a lot of people I recommend doing this tour a few nights before you actually leave so you can catch up with the people you met. Also The locals will wave and dance when they see your bus drive by, that was also cool. Last but not least make sure when u see the other bus you yell out to each other
We had lots of fun. Some of the drive was a little seedy.
Tons of fun but... Was not impressed with the watered down drinks
If you want ANY alcohol you need to buy a beer!!!
The trip was okay lots of drinks, expecting is each bar to have any appetizer to buy. The worst stop in this Bar was at Mojitos the guy who is the server Jairo de la Roca does not have manners to deal with people. You guys should exclude this bar from the tour. The girl who was the host she is amazing and the crew the Papi driver awesome!
We're in our 50's....there weren't too many others in our age group....but that's no surprise or not a negative...just an observation. However, the drinks were so watered down, I dare anyone to actually get drunk....i had 10...yes 10 drinks...and felt NOTHING. The coordinators were really friendly and fun, everyone had a great time....but 3 of the 4 pubs we went to were totally empty when we got there, and totally empty when we left...and in very questionable neighborhoods. However, if you're into dancing and partying and making friends..and you're a bit younger than we are...you will enjoy this trip...it's loud and crazy and fun.
While I had a great time on the Pub Crawl, the dinner was not worth the 30 plus bucks paid ( a small plate of wilted greens as a starter, few pieces of chicken (some people were not sure), white rice and some broccoli. There was not even dessert (although the table was set for it). A basket of cookies was passed around. I would recommend the Pub Crawl only, but the evening was alot of fun.
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About 75 firefighters are battling a 500-acre blaze 15 miles north of Rifle that burned up to the top of the Grand Hogback Wednesday afternoon.
The fire was reported at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, and started along the east side of Colorado Highway 13, according to David Boyd, fire information officer for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
Fanned by a strong wind out of the west, the fire had spread across 500 acres by nightfall Wednesday, and burned within about 300 yards of a ranch, Boyd said.
It spread east into stands of pinon and juniper and onto the rugged Grand Hogback formation, topping out on the ridgeline but spreading no farther to the east.
"It has only burned to the top of ridge," Boyd said. "Fire wants to burn uphill, and the aircraft has held it there. Our priority today is to keep it from burning down onto the east side of the Hogback."
It sent up a column of smoke visible over a wide area, and ash was seen falling as far east as Glenwood Springs on Wednesday afternoon.
"We expect fire activity to increase throughout the day today, so we will likely see smoke again this afternoon," Boyd said Thursday morning.
The fire poses no immediate threat to structures, but is within a few miles of homes scattered in the west Rifle Creek area, communications equipment about two miles to the north, and the Rifle Gap Reservoir nine miles to the east. No evacuations have been called, Boyd said.
Firefighters from the new Colorado River Fire Rescue Authority in Rifle, Silt and New Castle were the first to respond to the blaze. Incident command is now in the hands of Ross Wilmore of the Upper Colorado River Interagency Fire Management Unit, and federal firefighters and aircraft responded Wednesday and continue to fight the fire today.
On the scene now are a heavy helicopter, two single-engine air tankers and an air attack plane, which are supporting ground crew firefighters.
Additional aircraft have been ordered and are expected to arrive today, Boyd said.
The fire is believed to be human-caused, and is under investigation, Boyd said.
It comes two weeks after a wildfire erupted on the Flat Tops north of New Castle, sparked by an unattended or abandoned campfire. The Middle Elk fire burned 257 acres of forest west of the Buford to New Castle Road, but was largely doused after four days by an overnight rain.
"It's October, but conditions are still dry enough that on the right day, we can get a pretty big fire going," Boyd said. The National Weather Service had issued a Red Flag warning for 1-7 p.m. Wednesday, with winds hitting about the time the fire got going.
Boyd said the area avoided a serious wildfire all summer because the public took fire safety precautions seriously.
While there have been some rains in recent weeks, conditions still remain very dry, he said, and a warm, dry and windy day still offers prime conditions for a rapidly spreading wildfire.
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Lar Lubovitch is a modern dance company . The program I saw was mostly Russian and Eastern European composers, and Lubovitch's light fluid choreography perfectly suited the music. It is easy to see how he is a choreographer for ice dancing.
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Dancers were amazing and each piece was very different from the previous.
Lar Lubovitch Dance Company celebrates its 40th Anniversary Season with four performances at City Center. Lubovitch is renowned for his ballets for ABT and San Francisco Ballet and Tony-nominated for his work on the Broadway productions of Into the Woods, The Red Shoes and the recent revival of The King and I. He is known for his extraordinary musicality of his dances. This celebratory season features premieres of new dances as well as revivals of several of his master works.
November 5 Program: Concerto Six Twenty-Two, North Star, Jangle, Whirligogs, Dvorak Serenade
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Xavi Llorens' FC Barcelona Women's A team returned to training a couple of days ago in preparation for the upcoming 2012/13 season. The manager announced that the team is complete and that there will no more additions before the season opener. The Women's team, made up of 22 players, will fight to defend the Superliga title won last year and, for the first time in Club history, challenge for the Women's European Championship.
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Most of last year's core group of players will be on hand this season. In fact, only three players - the keeper Elixabete Sarsola, the midfielder Ludimila Manicler and the forward Montse Tomé - have left the Club ahead of the season opener on September 2nd. Sarsola is off to the United States, and Manicler and Tomé, are returning to Argentina and Oviedo, respectively.
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A three-judge panel of the 5th Circuit issued the decision Tuesday.
In 2012, James William Smith sought a new trial in a child pornography case arguing that the court made numerous errors. Instead, U.S. District Judge Sharion Aycock in Aberdeen, Miss., threw out the conviction and acquitted Smith of the charges.
Smith had been convicted of one count of possessing child pornography. The indictment in the case said Smith had movies of child porn on his work computer in Tupelo in 2011.
Aycock said the government failed to prove Smith knew the images were on the computer.
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Arnie "Woo Woo" Ginsburg was born to be a top 40 radio DJ.
As the conductor of the legendary WMEX AM 1510's top 40 radio format, Ginsburg's "Night Train" radio show embodied the true spirit of top 40 radio. You'd be hard pressed to find a better Boston top 40 jock from any generation!
Full of energy, personality, sound effects and classic jingles, Ginsburg's show served as a prototype, of sorts, on how to do top 40 radio. He was best known on WMEX 1510 in the late 1950s and 1960s, a top 40 radio listener's dream-come-true radio station. He was indeed a radio God to the teenage audience that loved rock and roll music.
I remember Ginsburg best for his Saturday night oldies radio show on, I believe, WMEX in the mid 70s. He didn't have a classic golden throat -- the prime tenet of a 1960s top 40 DJ -- but his boundless enthusiasm, radio intuition (i.e., the ability to segue into a song) and durability (he was on the radio all the time), Ginsburg is one of those rare radio personalities to gain full respect from not only his listeners, but also his colleagues.
Here is some feedback I received a while back from Dennis Jackson, a very popular New England radio personality through the years and owner of WQQQ (Sharon, Conn.), WRIP (Windham, N.Y.), WZEN (Farmington, N.H.) and WCLX (Burlington, Vt.):
"Your list omits the greatest and perhaps most successful (in terms of audience share) talent ever to grace Boston airwaves. Arnie "Woo Woo" Ginsburg was an MIT engineer who began by buying time at night on 1600/WBOS in Brookline in 1956, doing a show and selling ads to cover the cost (and then some.) He soon migrated to 1510/WMEX, where his frenetic, high-energy style set the bar, not only in New England, but nationwide, for personality-drive Top 40 radio. He owned the nighttime teenage audience wherever one could hear signal-challenged WMEX. His exciting, tight, sound-effects laden presentation is captured in the "Cruisin'" CD series, which preserved the heyday of Top 40 personality radio for all time.
A man of many talents, Arnie went on to become a founder of Kiss 108 and TV Channel 66."
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After Berlin was awarded the 1936 Olympic Games, Germany exercised its right to also host the 1936 Olympic Winter Games, choosing the Bavarian resort of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, an amalgamation of two towns on either side of the River Partnach. Officially opened by Adolf Hitler, whose National Socialist German Workers' Party was headquartered in Bavaria, these would be the last Olympic Winter Games for 12 years.
For the first time at an Olympic Winter Games, a flame burned for the duration but was not ceremonially lit by any athlete. These were also the first Winter Games to have an official film and radio reporters covering the events from the sidelines. Alpine skiing made its Olympic debut, but not without controversy. The IOC ruled that ski instructors could not participate because they were professionals, leading to a boycott of the alpine events by the Swiss and Austrian teams. The host nation ended up winning gold and silver in both the men's and women's combined events.
Canada's only medal once again came in ice hockey, but for the first time it wasn't gold. In one of the greatest upsets in Olympic history, the Port Arthur Bearcats were defeated 2-1 by Great Britain in their semifinal round matchup. That loss carried over to the final round, giving Great Britain a lead in the standings that they held onto with a 0-0 tie against the United States. Canada had unsuccessfully protested the composition of the British team. Nine of the ten men were British-born who had moved to Canada as children where they learned to play ice hockey. The team also included Winnipeg-born Gordon Dailley who played in England. There was much debate over whether all of those dual citizens had properly transferred to Great Britain.
The top medal-winning athlete of the Games was Norwegian speed skater Ivar Ballangrud who won four medals, including three gold, to bring his career medal total to seven.
Olympic Oath (athletes): Wilhelm Bogner (cross-country skiing and Nordic combined)
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Guests: Matt Graham, Richard Harris, Mike Maner, Aaron Thompson
The minutes of the September 3, 1999 meeting were not yet prepared.
Wil Clark, for the Student Computing subcommittee, reported that it would meet the following Wednesday and had nothing else to report.
Maurice reported that he hadn't made any progress on Computing Support Quotient project.
Matt Graham from the Library read the following statement about the recent browser plugin that the Library had announced would be required:
We in the LAN Department in the UNT Libraries empathize with the other network managers' problems about having to redo ghost images or having to add new plug-ins in the middle of a semester. However, that is the nature of adding new electronic resources in the Libraries. New electronic resources (as well as print and other materials) are purchased throughout the year and, consequently, are added to our collections throughout the year. Vendors upgrade their CD-ROMs or web sites throughout the year which sometimes require new plug-ins as well. We cannot change the purchasing aspect of adding to the Libraries' collections, but we can promise that Matt Graham, the Electronic Library Administrator, will inform the other network managers as soon as he finds out that a new plug-in will be required for a new or existing electronic resource. We are also investigating the possibility to adding a web page to our web site which lists the current plug-ins and which resources require those plug-ins.
Matt explained that the Library only knew of the plugin requirement three days before sending the message to the netman listserv. Wil Clark suggested that we needed a clearinghouse of plugins showing all requirements on campus. The question was asked what the various support units do when disk images are completed but a new software requirement comes in in the middle of a semester. In general, the answer was that re-ghosting the images was done only when it was an absolute requirement: mostly the re-ghosting is done between semesters. SAS had been a problem because the license expires in November, necessitating a new image in the middle of the Fall semester. Maurice said that he would re-form the Desktop Applications subcommittee to develop policies and procedures for campus-wide changes to software requirements.
Mike Hatch raised the question of keying of wiring closets, saying that he had heard that the network managers would be locked out of closets in their buildings. Bill Buntain explained that there had been some problems in the past with distributed support personnel changing network hardware configurations and that the new network would be more complex, thereby raising the potential for yet more problems to be created. Bill had asked Mike Maner, Dowl Morrow (Telecomm,) and the Physical Plant office to set standards for access to wiring closets (housing needs access for maintenance emergencies, etc.) Bill asked the network managers to contact him if they had specific needs for access to closets that house network components in their units.
The question was also raised about recommendations and support for wiring hubs when the new network is brought up. Bill responded that writing hubs are not supported by the datacomm department and admitted that in the past datacomm hadn't been consistent in answering about acceptable purchases of such devices by the network managers. Mike Maner said that datacomm would only support switches that were recommended by them, but that they weren't ready to make recommendations yet. Also, even recommended switches wouldn't be guaranteed to work.
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Some projects have such diverse requirements that they need a variety of specialists to work on them. But often the best-qualified specialists are scattered around the globe, perhaps at several companies. Remarkably, an extensive benchmarking study reveals, it isn't necessary to bring team members together to get their best work. In fact, they can be even more productive if they stay separated and do all their collaborating virtually. The scores of successful virtual teams the authors examined didn't have many of the psychological and practical obstacles that plagued their more traditional, face-to-face counterparts. Team members felt freer to contribute--especially outside their established areas of expertise. The fact that such groups could not assemble easily actually made their projects go faster, as people did not wait for meetings to make decisions, and individuals, in the comfort of their own offices, had full access to their files and the complementary knowledge of their local colleagues. Reaping those advantages, though, demanded shrewd management of a virtual team's work processes and social dynamics. Rather than depend on videoconferencing or e-mail, which could be unwieldy or exclusionary, successful virtual teams made extensive use of sophisticated online team rooms, where everyone could easily see the state of the work in progress, talk about the work in ongoing threaded discussions, and be reminded of decisions, rationales, and commitments. Differences were most effectively hashed out in teleconferences, which team leaders also used to foster group identity and solidarity.


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11 years ago, on this day, Teja and I were in court signing a register. Dhanno was 7. After we had finished the business with the magistrate, Dhanno cried and cried. The magistrate had forgotten to take her signature, wasn't she going to be married to us as well? A friend ran in and got her a yellowing, legal looking paper and got her to sign on it. "The magistrate forgot to take your sign, Dhanno", he said. She was happy.
A month later, at the small wedding ceremony we had at Teja's house, there she is again in all the photos, between the two of us, as the pooja is completed, looking solemn and involved.
13 years ago, when she was 5, she announced to Teja's mother on our first visit to Teja's home, that she would never 'allow' Teja and me to marry. I was already married to her Daddy.
12 years ago, when she was 6, she saw 'Kuchch Kuchch Hota Hain' and she realized that relationships can change over the years. And she was willing to accept Teja as more than a friend into our lives.
19 years ago, even before she was born, while she was in the womb, she was witness to many fights between her Daddy and me. Once he even pushed me when I was pregnant.
Later, after she was born, for 4 years, she saw several things that she ought not to have seen in the tiny one room house that we lived in at the time. We were blessed with a large neighboring family who often took her away and left us to it.
I do not want to describe the pattern of violence in my first marriage, which was common enough. The soup was too hot, I was rude to his friends, I smelled bad, I read rubbish books.
But what was not common was that not only were we educated, but we were the rebels, the artistes of society, the ones who thought we were different, we were not tied to the normal social conventions. But that did not stop us from being hypocritical about our marriage.
I had been rebelling from my family, the small town I had grown up in, since I was 15. Why then did I stay in an abusive, violent marriage for 8 years? I walked out once, and went back to a situation which became worse because it became all the more unpredictable. The periods of calm at home and the total degeneration into distress fluctuated so much that they left me even more exhausted than the daily violence I had become used to.
There were friends, there was family, and there was silence. The conversations revolved around how he could be cured of excessive drinking, how he could be cured of his other habits, how he could get work. But not many people asked me, "What are you doing here? Why are you a part of this?" Even if they did, I was not listening.
My silence was an effort to preserve the little dignity I had left, and pride, and a realization that I had made my own bed.
I felt helpless, even though I was the one who had been running the family since day 1.
I felt responsible for this man, who was intelligent, but had so lost his way.
Then one day I looked at my daughter and thought, "I don't want her to grow up with this blue-print of marriage, I don't want her to grow up with me like this as her role model."
I realized that my first responsibility was towards her, and not towards her father.
It took a while even after that to untangle the mess, to walk away. But that thought saw me through the decisions I had made.
Dhanno kept me from holding grudges or bitterness in my heart. Whatever happened to me, I did not want her growing up with cynicism, with detachment. I also thought that I had wasted enough years on a bad marriage, why waste more in regretting it?
Teja made it possible for both her and me to believe that life could go on, life did not come to a standstill because something did not turn out quite right.
Though I kept out the bitterness of my heart, those 9 years did take a toll on me physically, I put on weight, I lost a lot of my hair, it greyed rapidly. I lost many years of productive work. I had been a big fan of new experiences, but I realized that some experiences are too expensive.
My marriage with Teja made me realize just what a normal, healthy, happy marriage is like. It still surprises me that I could have mistaken my unhappiness to be a normal state of being.
Most women who suffer violence silently, either believe they are helpless or believe they are responsible. They are unable to realize that the violence is not about them, but only about the other person. They look for solutions to the situation, believing that they will be able to change something, somehow. They do not comprehend that it is not them, but the other person who has to sort out his or her life.
Even after the worst fight, I would worry about whether my husband had eaten. For years I believed that we would be able to see the situation through. Today, he is married again and has two children. I don't know whether he drinks anymore, or what his relationship with his wife is like. And guess what, I do not care. When I realize I do not care, I wonder at how much I did care, how much I was willing to put up with because I believed that my caring mattered and how little time it took for all of us to move on, at how insignificant that caring really was, in the larger scheme of things.
For years after I had left my first husband, Teja would come back from a late night shoot, and in my sleep, I would shudder, expecting the lurch of a drunken shadow, the stink of a drunken breath, a blow. For years after I had left her father, Dhanno would watch Teja and me fight, silent, afraid, unsure of where it would end.
I know that a part of Dhanno is forever scarred by what she saw and heard as a child. But I also know that both Teja and I have worked hard to give her a happy, normal, day-to-day life. I hope that the love and security we provide overrides the scars.
All these years, I found it easier to write about Hindi films, than about what we had been through. More than anything, I wanted to protect Dhanno. I believe that as adults we make choices to live our lives in certain ways, sometimes those choices prove to be wrong, sometimes we have to pay for those choices. But the children who are born of these choices, have a right to live a life unencumbered by our grief.
Now Dhanno is 18, she is very curious about my life, my relationships, what I was like when I was her age. Often when she asks me questions, I well up with tears. I do not know what to tell her without casting a shadow on her.
A week ago, while looking for some papers she needed for her passport application, she found a few letters I had written to her father's family when I was filing for divorce. She emailed me, "You are so strong. I can't believe you have so much spirit left in you after all this. No wonder T loves you so much. … I cried a bit. Okay a lot. Head is hurting now. As usual. … After reading all this I want to announce it to everyone and show them how special you are. And how lucky I am. … I love you, Mummy."
She enables me to write this today. She makes me want to tell everyone, women, men, whatever your family circumstances, emotional, social, economic status –
Be responsible, but first to yourself, and to the children you gave birth to. The children do not deserve to live in a house rent by screaming and fighting, and reverberating with blows. They do not need to feel the sick nausea of watching their parents making temporary truces.
This post is to wish the three of us a happy marriage anniversary. To Teja, for showing me that love does not need to be pain. To Dhanno, who continues to teach me new lessons every day. To myself, who refuses to penalize myself for a wrong choice I may have made.
The truth is none of us need be victims. We can each one of us make a choice on how we want to live. And believe me, a happy life is the best one.
Happy Anniversary Banno! Wish you happiness, health and peace. There is more that I wish to say.. but perhaps some other time.
There will be some woman out there reading this and even if she thought she was absolutely isolated in her abusive situation, she will suddenly feel a little less alone, a little more hopeful. You are awesome. That is all. Hugs!
what a brilliant piece. Thank you for this in many ways I cannot express publicly.
Hope the three of you are having a wonderful anniversary – though you're away from home.
Soul-baring, as only you could do so heartbreakingly – not one word out of place, so precisely expressed. When I recite my thank yous for a wonderful life tonight to whatever Force is out there, I will remember the three of you.
You are so awesome anyway that its hard to find a word to top that after reading today's post.
Banno – what a superbly honest piece . I really have no words . You are a terrific woman .
Thank you for sharing banno! And a very very happy anniversary to the three of you. Love and hugs, always!
I thought I had grown cynical and nothing could shock me anymore, but my eyes are wet after reading this. I am so glad that you were strong, that you were able to put it behind you. Dhanno is right to be proud of you, and you of her.
Banno, I have said this before, I will say it again, I have admired you since the time I visited Dala and she introduced me to you, holding your baby, at the door of your hostel room. We walked in and I saw the chalk painting on the wall made by teja. I was moved. I had not seen your work as yet, but your aura, of a mother, deep at work on her diploma film, totally connected with both, the work and the baby, made a huge impact on me.
I had a sense of what you were going through when you would visit our hostel, but what always shone through was your amazing connection with your child, your calm, your way with words and images.
I have been an admirer for a long time.
Thanks for writing this.
Thankyou, Banno. A brave act, writing this, no doubt. I feel like thumping you on the back. Am proud of you. Let me quickly share my story too. My parents were divorced when I was eight. I loved my father, the villain, as much as I loved my mother, the hero. I wished my father was dead, because it hurt so much to love someone and not be able to meet him. So I wrote letters to him. All my letters had the same beginning. My Baba, I miss you a lot…I never posted these letters, for I didn't even have his address. But guess what? I met someone on the paper. Someone who let me write. Whatever I felt like. And a writer was born.😉 love, Manju
What a wonderful outcome of a painful situation!!!!!
Banno, I had absolutely no idea. What an amazing, gripping story. What an example you have set for your daughter. Thank you so much for sharing it. I seem to be led to your blog in strange, mysterious ways. I know so many women who need to read this. Thank you again and again.
I read you often but had never commented. Toady I thought it would be unfair if I go away without expressing my admiration and respect for the strong woman that you are. You already have the best but wish you happiness in life always.
I salute to your courage to share it with the world. Wish many more women get opportunity and courage to choose better life.
You have my deepest respect, Banno. I wish you and your family the best ever and happiness always.
Just got back from a short holiday this evening and just saw this post. I was hoping you would write about this – I remember your mentioning violence in your first marriage in a comment at The Mad Momma's, (I think) some years ago. Thank God you had the courage to walk out of that awful situation. All good wishes to the three of you. God bless, huge hugs, and lots of love.
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Hats off to you, dear Banno!
I don't know what to say more. You are a not only a talented but a courageous woman, who deserves every moment of happiness in life.
That's a ballsy one! I have tears in my eyes reading this. much love. why didn't we hear of the anniversary???
I'm one of those children you ensured Dhanno shouldn't become, God bless your wisdom. 28 years old, married myself, a rescuer child to my parents' marriage, brought up with a twisted understanding of what marriage is, I spend half of my waking hours worrying about what new stuff has come up at home and how I must "handle it" over the phone. I like to joke that I've brought up my parents more than they brought me up, by which people assume that I'm talking about some cute ribbing about not taking their medication on time or teaching them how to e-mail. Nobody could know that a 12-year old could have gone to school alone on Parents' day to receive a medal because her parents were too busy fighting, and come home to flaunt it just so the momentary pride will make them stop fighting. Or that a black eye would tell a child everything the silence covered up and would make her extra cheerful to dispel the gloom and panic? Many more such memories come rushing back, but there are other things I need to worry about everyday – Does my parents' marriage affect my marriage: am I too aggressive when we fight like all couples would and should (so I can't become my mother and can be treated the way she was) or do I give in too easily and regret it? How does my brother who should really be focusing on his career and dating, coping with the everyday stress at home? What do the new neighbours think of my folks? How much does my husband understand this side of his otherwise-nice in-laws (though at least I don't have to worry about hiding everything, which can't be done. Nor do I need to worry about him not accepting this situation for what it is, sparing me more embarrassment, for which I'm eternally thankful)? What if they get separated – yes, I have a parents' divorce savings fund going on before I have a savings fund for children? What if they don't get separated – I wished for this all my childhood, yet the effort from all quarters to keep up the charade is clearly not worth the exhaustion anymore?
It's so easy to say "Move On" but few will realize that the most difficult thing to do is to stay on, and my mother – for her lack of choices and for a sense of security – stayed on. I can't ever forget what she has gone through for me, but I can't help but wonder whether that was the right thing to do. Would I really have accused her of not caring enough for me, if we were alone, less well off but happy elsewhere? The truth is, however, that I cannot ask my mother this question because I will come across as thankless… and I cannot ask my father why he has got us to this point, because the window of decision or debate or compassionate dialogue passed us many years ago.. and this has been my life's work.
If anyone in an abusive relationship with children is reading this, I will not ask you to move on.. it will be too funny and hypocritical coming from me.. but I will definitely tell you that you cannot possibly imagine what the little ears by your side are catching on to. Also, please know this: they're always imagining something far worse than you're probably facing. If you can't walk out, be more communicative. Let them know that not everyone will betray their trust. Let them know what this relationship isn't going to set the tone for their future.
– Someone who reads often but hardly comments. Someone who still cannot sign with her name.
Banno, I cannot say how much this post resonates. Not because I'm in a physically abusive marriage myself; I'm not. I am married to a very kind, very caring man. But there are other things in life that pull you up short, and that's as bad, or sometimes worse than abuse. Thanks you for sharing. I admire your courage, and wish you, and your family all the best.
This is the first time I am coming to your blog, and I cannot tell you how deeply your post on violence in the marriage moved me. I am amazed at your courage and determination to move on and give your daughter the life she deserves, and wish more women had your kind of determination. Please accept my belated anniversary greetings, and here's to a wonderful, happy future for all three of you!
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Brilliantly written! AWEOSME!
Thank you so much for sharing!
Wishing the three of you the BEST!
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As another Summer comes to an end, and the temperatures start to drop you want to think about how you 'left' your cabin on your last trip, or more accurately if you properly winterized in preparation for the Winter. Each Fall we receive numerous 'panicked' calls from owners that have forgotten to winterize their cabins that are worried about their pipes freezing. While this may not seems like a 'big' deal, it is! If you have any doubts, just ask your Insurance Agent what the consequences will be from a 'water damage' claim on your Insurance. While I am not a licensed Plumber, I am a licensed Real Estate Broker that for many years has managed quite a few Vacation Rentals on our Program. For the sake of convenience and ease of reference, I'm going to break this down into sections;
When Should You 'Partially' Winterize: Anyone that does not live in their residence "full time", and those full time residents that leave for extended periods of time for vacations, etc. should 'partially' winterize as a precaution by turning off their water, even in the Summer months. It only takes a few minutes and if a leak/break occurs, the only amount of water that can potentially leak out will be what is actually in the lines at the time.
When Should You Completely Winterize: I advise my second home clients to start a 'full' Winterization on Labor Day Weekend, and don't stop until after Memorial Weekend. While we don't expect temperatures to drop low enough to freeze pipes this early into Fall, most of you will find that your 'visits' to the cabin will be few, if not at all before Thanksgiving. Many owners will leave after Labor Day with the 'intention' of returning before Winter sets in, only to find that 'all of a sudden' they are hearing that snow is falling at the cabin and they realize they failed to Winterize.
How To Winterize: While the 'set up' in each cabin can differ, the following is a simplified version of the procedure;
1) First determine if your Water Heater is propane or electric. If propane, go to the Water Heater and turn the settings dial to 'vacation'. Older Water Heaters may not have a 'vacation' setting, if so turn the dial to 'pilot'. If your Water Heater is electric, go to the main electrical service panel (typically on the exterior of the cabin) and find the 'breakers' marked Water Heater. Turn them off.
2) Go into the 'sub area' (underneath the cabin) and find the water supply line where it enters the foundation. This will 'typically' be a copper line coming out of the ground. The 'shut off' valve may be either a round handle not unlike the handle to your hose bib, or it can also be a 'directional' handle. If it is a directional handle, turn it until the handle is at a 90 degree angle to the incoming water line.
3) Once the water is turned off, find the lowest water faucet (preferably on the exterior) and open the faucet, and leave it open. If there is no exterior faucet, open whatever faucet is at the 'lowest' elevation point in the cabin.
4) Now, go back through the cabin and open every water faucet, shower/tub faucet, and flush every toilet. As an additional safety measure, make sure to partially open the shower head 'diverter' valve, if so equipped. You goal is to eliminate as much water from the system as possible.
5) Next, pour a 'cap full' of antifreeze into each and every drain in the cabin including shower drains, sink drains, and toilets. Please don't use RV Antifreeze which is already diluted and will not protect your pipes!
6) Lastly, close the door to your Dishwasher (if applicable) and turn on the Dishwasher for just a few seconds. This will activate the solenoid in the Dishwasher allowing what little water is in the line serving the Dishwasher to drain and prevent the plastic solenoid from freezing and breaking.
Conclusion: Even though you (or a service provider) properly shut down and drained your cabin, it is virtually impossible to evacuate all of the water from the system. There will always be an amount of water still in the pipes. The amount of water depends on if the plumbing system was properly 'sloped' when it was installed. When we experience freezing conditions, the remaining water in the system can still freeze and result in broken pipes. If you or someone else has not been to your cabin recently, I have very strong words of caution. Do not turn on the water and leave the cabin without looking and listening for breaks!


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I know, I know. Mexican food is not exactly diet food. But there's work to be done, here. And as it turns out, guac is not that point-intensive in Weight Watchers, so a-guac-ing I will go.
This third installment of the Great Guac Hunt took us to a relative newcomer, the SOMA hipster magnet Tres Agaves. I came into this with a healthy dose of skepticism, having heard very little good about the food. But I'm an open-minded kind of guy, and am willing to subject my insides to all manner of punishment in the pursuit of culinary adventures. I'm doing this for the greater good, people!
My guest judge this week is our smart, charming and very lovely friend Leyla. Leyla and her other half eat out a lot (I'll demur to say why), so she's as canny a candidate for this venture as anyone I know. Let's get to it.
Leyla: 6 -- $8 seems steep for guac, no matter how much you get. But the bowl was good sized and plenty for 3 of us (although if we'd liked it more, that may not have been true).
Sean: 5 -- The serving was not insubstantial, and we didn't come close to finishing it (though I suspect there were other reasons for that). Still, yes, eight bucks is a lot for, what, two avocados and a spoonful of salsa.
Leyla: 4 -- Oily. Not sure how, but it seemed coated in oil somehow. And it was super smooth except for the intermittent big chunks - which made the chips break.
Sean: 4 -- OK, I like the combination of smooth and chunky in my guacamole. As you may have noticed in the previous two reviews, it's the one thing I called out about the others. But I would prefer to have small chunks in a creamy base, not inch-square boulders of the stuff in a pasty base. Major eatability problem: You couldn't get it on the chip.
Whole Avocado
Leyla: 4 -- Meh.
Sean: 7 -- I actually like the space and the atmosphere (even if it is a tad loud). I also liked the beans, rice and tortillas that were brought with our entrees -- a nice touch. Plus, our waitress was really adorable and quite professional. I could see going back to the bar for a margarita. But the food was just good, not great, rather lacking in flavor except the refried beans, and that's because they had chorizo in them. And the chips were stale. What's up with that?
Overall Taste
Leyla: 4 -- Uninteresting. No real tang of citrus, no spice to speak of, no discernible garlic or cilantro. Bland.
Sean: 5 -- The guac tasted like avo and nothing else. The barest hint of citrus, not enough salt, no garlic or onion. No crunch, no contrast. I found it most palatable in taco form on a tortilla with some of the condiments. It's a team player, not a star.
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Leyla: 4.50
Sean: 5.25
The entire meal left us wishing we were in the Mission. Lesson learned.
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Three Butler baseball players spent their summer playing on a national championship summer league team. Sophomores Mike Hoscheit and Brian Padove and transfer Corey Moylan helped the Crystal Lake Cardinals of Illinois win the 2009 NABF Summer College World Series in Toledo, Ohio.
"We had a bunch of our guys playing in collegiate wooden bat leagues this summer and most of them had great experiences," BU head coach Steve Farley said. "For these three guys to top it off with a national championship is really something special."
The Bulldog trio led the Cardinals to a 51-15 record, capped by a 3-0 win over a team from New York in the championship. Hoscheit hit .380 for the team, while Moylan hit .355 and was named to the all-tournament team in Toledo. Padove hit .252 and played well defensively at catcher.
In the NABF championship game, Moylan had an RBI single in the fourth inning and a solo home run in the sixth. Crystal Lake pitcher Matt Huck threw the shutout and earned tournament MVP honors.
Hoscheit saw action in 26 games for the Bulldogs in 2009, making 12 starts. Padove played in 14 contests, starting seven.