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Baby Monitor Recommendations
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posted at 8/29/2011 9:24 AM EDTHappy Monday! Hope everyone is okay after Irene.
Any recommendations on baby monitors? I am just looking at standard monitors, I don't need any fancy video monitors. We live in an apartment and the baby's room is across the hall from us...literally his crib is less than 10 feet away from our bed. Any feedback on digital vs. analog? Sound only vs. motion sensing?
Appreciate it!
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posted at 8/29/2011 10:13 AM EDTHi Leila - I know you said you weren't considering video but here's my two cents. I thought the same thing when I was pregnant with DS so we went with a digital sound moniter. Honestly we never really used it since his room was right next to ours except for when visiting my parents who have a really spread out house. DS is now almost 14 mos (YIKES!) and I wish that we had the video monitor. He is a climber and I would like to be able to see him in his crib especially since I've caught him trying to get out.
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posted at 8/29/2011 10:33 AM EDTI would also second the video monitor. We did not get one when DD was an infant (and the sound monitor we did get we barely used since we could hear her crying anywhere in the house) but did buy one when she was 2 and we moved her out of the crib. We now have our 11 month twins in the same room with DD and it has been fascinating to watch what they get up to in there. We still rarely use the sound part.
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posted at 8/29/2011 11:01 AM EDTI will 3rd the video monitor recommendation. I also never thought we'd want one, but when I was pregnant, we saw our friend's monitor and realized how useful it could be. I think it keeps us from going in at every little sound. We can see if she seems to be settling, or if all the pacifiers are out of the crib, etc. I can also imagine it will be useful eventually if she tries to climb out of the crib as coffeeQueen mentioned.We have a summer infant video monitor and have no complaints.
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posted at 8/29/2011 11:24 AM EDTAre you sure you need one given your proximity to the baby's room?
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posted at 8/29/2011 11:26 AM EDTWe have been very happy with the Sony Baby call. It works great. You can either leave it in the on mode or a noise activated. We find it works better to just leave it on.
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posted at 8/29/2011 12:00 PM EDTAdd me to the list of folks who wish they got a video monitor. You might not need it right away, but like others have said, it would be nice to be able to glance at it when you hear a noise, or conversely, glance at it when you HAVEN'T heard a noise and are worried. You will definitely have those moments as well. I have woken DD up accidentally on a number of occasions because I'll suddenly realize it's 10pm and I haven't heard a peep since she went to bed at 7pm and I have to go in and check on her or I'll go crazy. So between the creaky, uneven door, and the creaky, uneven floors, and me bending over and touching her to see if she's breathing... yeah, wish I had the video monitor. :)
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posted at 8/29/2011 12:00 PM EDTThe video monitors are too expensive and we are trying to cut spending where we can since we are about to go down to one income. Right now, I just can't justify spending the money on it, so I am not considering it. I am less concerned about the monitor during the night since we can hear the baby from our bed, but I wanted something for during the day if we are downstairs and the baby is napping upstairs (bedrooms on the 3rd floor, rest of apartment on the 2nd floor) and also for when we stay with family.
I'll look into the Sony Baby Call, thanks for the rec Wed...if anyone else has any non- video monitor recommendations, I appreciate the feedback.
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posted at 8/29/2011 12:54 PM EDTleila--with DS#1 we got the Angelcare movement and sound monitor. We actually never ended up using the movement sensor pad. DS was in the PnP for the first few weeks because his crib came late and the bottom of the PnP wasn't stiff enough for the sensor. I don't regret not using it. In some ways I think it might have ended up stressing me out even more.
We never had a video monitor, either, and honestly don't feel like we've missed out on anything. We learned by the time DS was a few months old which kinds of cries necessitated a check and which were just fussiness or settling down.
The audio monitor from Summer has been great and we still use it. It's fun now to hear DS singing and talking in his crib before we go in and get him up.
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posted at 8/29/2011 12:59 PM EDTWe also have the Sony Baby Call and it's been fine. The reception is great and the sound is great. It's incredibly durable too. I wear it on my belt while gardening and doing yard work.
However, I wish I'd bought a video monitor. The price was too high for me and I thought it wasn't a necessary expense, but once my daughter was old enough to remove her own diaper (silently) I realized that a monitor would have saved us a world of trouble and expense. And although she's very good about staying in bed once placed there, if she was inclined to escape there would be no way for me to tell.
We bought the summer infant video monitor for our babysitter after a horrible diaper crime was perpetrated against her: http://www.amazon.com/Summer-Infant-Handheld-Monitor-Screen/dp/B0007OD8SU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1314637043&sr=8-1 It's amazing and I wish we had one for our own home. It wouldn't hurt to put it on your registry or wish list or whatever -- you never know what people will be willing to buy as a group gift. Or you could buy this person's for $70: http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bab/2565399112.html
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posted at 8/29/2011 2:21 PM EDTI had a regular monitor, don't remember which brand since my "baby" will be 11 in a couple of weeks. He was in our room for the first 10 weeks and once he moved into his crib he was in the room right next door. The only time we used it was when he was napping in his crib and we were downstairs.
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posted at 8/29/2011 2:22 PM EDT
If you are looking for a basic monitor, I would NOT recommend the Graco Direct Connect digital monitor. We have had a bunch of issues with it - parent units randomly "dropping out of range", or no sound from the parent unit despite everything being turned on (have to turn off and on the base unit to fix). The reviews were mixed, but overall kindof terrible (now that I've gone back to read them). Our monitors were a shower gift, and not the ones that we had originally picked out - this one was supposed to be "better" with a longer range and two parent units, etc. But in this case, the Graco brand did not do very well.
I will also say that we don't have a huge house, and I couldn't imagine why anyone would want the video monitor - until I had my DS. As a bunch of people mentioned, there are some real advantages to being able to see your LO sometimes without having to go into the room. For us, he wakes up and wants to be picked up the second he sees you, even if he is really doing okay by himself. So trying to just "check on him" when he is being quiet, but not actually asleep, is aweful. I think we would have at least discussed the video unit had I realized how handy it might have been. Not a necessity, so if you are cutting down on costs, then go for something that is basic and does the job! You can do it without the video monitor - just would have been nice, even for a small space :-) IMO...
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posted at 8/29/2011 2:34 PM EDTI would second your plans. We had no monitors of any kind with three kids, but we are in a not very large one story house. I'd have gotten one (sound only) if we'd had a two story house, or laundry room in a basement, etc. where we could be too far away to hear them.
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posted at 8/29/2011 2:52 PM EDT
if you do go video get the summer infant lemon recommended. it's actually fairly "basic" for video. now they make plasma screen control panels for them - yikes.
i'm no baby-gear-fanatic (i have a 30 year old crib!) but even i would recco a video. don't forget if you travel - stay with parents or something - or go on vaca - you might one day want a video. i just spent a weekend camping in the woods an the video was pretty handy. sorry - i know you already said you were not looking for video recco's - but make sure you're not being "penny-wise, pound-foolish." you don't want to end up with TWO monitors someday! :)
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posted at 8/29/2011 2:57 PM EDTWe have the Anglecare monitor with Movement Sensor http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2343185
It was a hand-me-down from a friend and it works well. My only complaint is that sometimes there is static/feedback if the parent unit is placed near anything plugged in. It was difficult for us to find a spot for it in our bedroom where it didn't feedback. I never used the movement sensor.
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posted at 8/29/2011 3:52 PM EDTI love my video monitor. I know you said they are too expensive, but for an extra $30 bucks you can get a video, Im pretty sure they are made by sony or something? Also you can get great deals off amazon, dipaers.com, ect that could drop the price to make it affordable. Its nice not to have to jump up to every sound when you can visually see what the baby is doing. I added a second camera for DD#2's crib and on one monitor I can switch back & forth between the beds, sweet deal and that only cost $40 for the camera.
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posted at 8/29/2011 4:34 PM EDTI get what you guys are saying about the video monitor, but I really don't want one, can't afford it, and did fine with the audio ones when I was a nanny. June, not sure where you found yours so cheap, but I was looking at a big price difference between the audio and video (e.g. 36.00 for Sony Baby Call and $150+ for a decent video monitor...all the cheaper ones had bad reviews). Anyhoo, I appreciate the input, but I'm definitely not going with a video monitor.
I appreciate all the recommendations...I've looked up a bunch today and narrowed it down to 3 based on reviews.
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posted at 8/29/2011 4:57 PM EDTWe bought the summer infant video monitor for our babysitter after a horrible diaper crime was perpetrated against herLOL - Lemon - I definitely want to hear more about this! ..you have a way with words.Leila - I registered and got a video monitor ...I was happily shocked that someone got it ... I put it on my registry at the encouragement of a friend - she said something similar as above that you never know what someone or a group of people will give you. I didn't expect to get it and we actually registered for a regular sound one as well because I thought no one would give us the video one and we didn't have the money for it although I really wanted one. We ended up getting both as shower gifts.The person that gave us the video thought that it was totally necessary ... just something to consider - if you want one, but price is turning you off you might just want to pick on and have it on your registry ...or not if you are definitely not interested.As we haven't had the occasion to use either yet, so I can't say if it is good or not, but the sound one we got is this one (I think it is the Sony baby call that people here are recommending):it was closest to the one recommended in the Baby Bargins book.Also if you want more recommendations, I've also found the reviews on BRU.com and amazon helpful when picking out stuff.Good luck with what ever you decide - I know there are too many decisions to make about stuff to get and what to skip and everyone has a different opinion - I too want to minimize the unneceassary baby gear, it is hard to know what you will need/use and what is hype and it varies from family to family. I was all for the video monitor because I know myself and I will need to see the baby to know he/she is ok and I figured that the video monitor will help me stay in bed and hopefully get just a little more sleep if I can look over and see that the baby is ok on the video monitor, it sounds like you know yourself just as well and know that you will trust the baby is fine and don't need to see him or her. Follow your gut. :-)
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posted at 8/29/2011 8:22 PM EDTIn Response to Re: Baby Monitor Recommendations:LOL - Lemon - I definitely want to hear more about this! ..you have a way with words.
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Trust me, you do NOT want to know about this. It was unbelievably gross.
When I think about the things I bought or was given for the kid -- the jumparoo (used, but still expensive), baby gym, high chair, bouncy seat, changing pad and covers, etc. -- the ONLY one I am still using is the baby monitor. So while there is an initial cash output, the cost over time is not that great.
When you're looking at online reviews for audio monitors, keep your location in mind. We went with the Sony Babycall http://www.amazon.com/Sony-Baby-Call-Nursery-Monitor/dp/B000S35QLC because it had the best reviews from people in urban areas, and we live in the city. Other monitors had reports of the frequency getting interrupted (or however that works) by cell phones and such. The babycall has a few different frequency settings you can switch to if your signal goes flooey. Sorry for the high-level science lingo there. As I said before, we were VERY pleased with the Sony (until The Incident). When she was an infant we placed it two feet from her crib and we could actually hear her breathing on it -- it picks up baby sounds VERY well and somehow focuses on those sounds without delivering a lot of background noise with it. And it's lightweight, easy to hold, and can be worn on your belt or wasteband. It has as large a range as we have a yard, so I wasn't trapped in the house when the baby slept. I would recommend it highly.
Oh, also make sure the handheld end is water resistant! Someone told me that when I was pregant and I scoffed because I wasn't going to get the thing wet. But I have gotten it wet many, many times. Very wet.
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posted at 8/29/2011 8:25 PM EDTIn Response to Re: Baby Monitor Recommendations:I get what you guys are saying about the video monitor, but I really don't want one, can't afford it, and did fine with the audio ones when I was a nanny. June, not sure where you found yours so cheap, but I was looking at a big price difference between the audio and video (e.g. 36.00 for Sony Baby Call and $150+ for a decent video monitor...all the cheaper ones had bad reviews). Anyhoo, I appreciate the input, but I'm definitely not going with a video monitor. I appreciate all the recommendations...I've looked up a bunch today and narrowed it down to 3 based on reviews.
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posted at 8/30/2011 7:32 AM EDTLemon - I was thinking that too! I've already used and sold or given away so much stuff for our twins -Bouncy seats, jumperoos, pack & plays, giminis and even their cribs (and they are 25 months old). But we're still using the baby monitor.
There is also the stuff that everyone buys that I refused to have - bumpers, quilts, mobiles, crib skirts etc.
My suggestion to anyone looking to save a little money is to check out Kid to Kid in Natick - a consignment store. I sold lots of my stuff there in almost perfect condition - thye don't take anything that's gotten ratty. They may even have a video monitor! :)
Oh - and my Mother of Twins tag sale should be coming up in September in Needham. LOTS of great stuff for sale. I'll post the date when I find it.
Good luck!
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posted at 8/30/2011 8:52 AM EDTIt may seem petty to some to be penny pinching regarding the monitor, but recent circumstances make it necessary. The monitor is one of several places we can cut expenses. My husband's position is being eliminated, so he will no longer have a job in a month and my overtime has been taken away. He was going to try to go to part-time for a while to finish grad school and eliminate most of the daycare expense but not until next year, so this is a significant blow to our finances (not to mention we just bought a new car). If in a year or two we are back on our feet and I really think I can't live without the flippin video monitor, we can get one then...I don't think it will be the end of the world to have 2 monitors. I'm sure Good Will can take the old one off my hands. Sorry if this is coming off as super hormonal, but I'm really stressed about it and I feel like I'm being beat over the head about the video monitor and made to feel silly because I don't want to spend the money on it.
Also, unfortunately I am not having a shower (and I really don't want to explain that one). My group at work did get a group gift for me (a really sweet stroller that I really wanted) which was awesome.
Lemon – glad you mentioned to pay attention to reviews about where you live and interference. We also live in the city and I did catch a few reviews that mentioned interference in the city.
Krystabel – I have mostly been checking reviews on Amazon, but I will check out BRU.com as well.
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posted at 8/30/2011 9:43 AM EDTWe have the Sony Baby Call and have been happy with it. We live in a small, two bedroom condo and I wasn't even going to get a monitor but in the end figured it couldn't hurt to have one. We rarely use it at home (I can hear the baby cry from anywhere in the house and don't need it amplified!) but it has been great for overnights at friend's homes, staying at the grandparents, a vacation where we rented a house, etc.
If you go with this one note that there are two settings, regular mode and voice activation mode. Voice activation mode can scare the crap out of you because it will be silent and all of a sudden a super loud wail will come through. I swear my mother almost had a heart attack one night so we use regular mode now!
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posted at 8/30/2011 9:47 AM EDTLeila - How stressful. All of that would be hard if you *weren't* pregnant, but must be especially hard right now. I'm sorry for emphasizing the video monitor when you clearly said you aren't looking for one, but as a first time mom who has had many "if I had only known!" moments in the past 10 months, I can't resist trying to help another mom avoid at least one of those moments. My guess is that was the motivation behind many posters pushing the video monitor.
Good luck with everything!
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"The question here is whether the relevant consumers are or are likely to be confused into thinking that Mojang's Scrolls game is connected with [Bethesda parent company] ZeniMax's The Elder Scrolls series," Chapman told Eurogamer. "In determining the answer the judge will have to take account of a number of factors including the overall impression of the marks and the relative significance of the component words, as well as the level of sophistication of the applicable consumers and the channels through which the applicable products may be sold or marketed."
"In simple terms would consumers buy one thinking it was connected to the other," he added. "We think not, given the sophistication of consumers of each game type, the types of game and the respective channels of marketing and distribution, amongst other things."
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Today the Birdies are pleased to welcome Amber Lin to the blog. Amber's got a hot release, but I'll let her tell you about it! Take it away, Amber!
Sometimes setting is more than just that place where things happen. When it takes on a life of its own, we say it's "setting as character". For me I never want the setting to overpower the story; it's definitely a side character, but one that enriches the overall story.
My contemporary erotic romance Giving It Up is set in Chicago. There are some geographic accuracies in the book, locations, etc. However, when I talk about setting, that's not really what I mean. This isn't a travel guide.
These places are painted from my imagination and my job is to bring you there. In fact, I've said that I write urban fantasy, except the rules of the world are similar to ours. It's dark, it's gritty.
So what sort of things does a setting as character have?
1. Personality, including flaws
When Giving It Up opens, we are in a grungy night club. Packed bodies, thumping music, sticky floors. Later we see Allie living in a crappy apartment where the metal stairs smell like cat piss and the paint is peeling. All of these affect the story just as much as any side character.
2. Reactive AND Proactive
To truly have setting as character, I think the environment needs to impact the story, not just be impacted by the other characters. After all, people are temperamental—so is nature. This can manifest in small ways; for instance, the physical boundaries or characteristics can influence the main character's behavior… which leads me to the last point
3. A character arc (or growth)
In fact, I'm not entirely sure character as setting requires this. Would you say that every side character needs a character arc? Hmm. In Giving It Up, I would say it has one though. I could fill out a story structure map for my setting and oh, the black moment… well, it's explosive 😉
Okay, enough writing about writing. How about an example? Here's an excerpt from Giving It Up:
I followed his truck in my car to a motel about ten minutes away. When I pulled in, he waved me to a parking spot next to his truck and went into the office.
The place wasn't fancy, but the manicured shrubbery and freshly painted building proclaimed this was an entirely different kind of establishment than the dump by the club. No renting rooms by the hour here.
The sign out front advertised $119.99 a night. A typical price for Chicago, but I sweated the cost. The extravagance of my six-dollar drink from earlier paled in comparison.
What if it was too much money? I might not be worth it.
I kept watch on the frosted office door like he might disappear. Eight minutes later, he came out. My stomach clenched. He flashed a key and nodded toward the back before getting into his truck. I followed him in my car and pulled up beside him again.
It was dark back here. Deserted. The only light came from flickering, yellow lamps dimmed by tiny hordes of bugs. Scattered buildings slumbered around us like a nest of dragons, their snore the low drone from the appliances. It wasn't exactly safe. Technically that was what I wanted, but the allure of danger only worked up to a point.
What do you think? What are the setting's physical characteristics shown? What about its personality?
Giving It Up
Allie prowls the club for a man who will use her hard and then ditch her. Hey, it's not rape if she wants it. Instead she finds Colin, who looks tough but treats her tenderly, despite her protests.
He tempts her, but kindness and a few mindblowing orgasms aren't enough to put her back together again. Allie has no hope for a real relationship. Two years ago her best friend betrayed her in the worst possible way – she'd be stupid to trust a man again. Besides, she has her daughter to think of, the only good thing to have come from that dark night.
But when her rapist returns, threatening her sanity and custody of her daughter, Allie turns to Colin. Under his protection and patient touch, Allie begins to heal and learns to hope. Colin's no saint, though, and his criminal past draws danger of its own. Allie must fight to protect her child and the man she loves, hoping her newfound power will be enough to save them all.
Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual situations, graphic language, and material that some readers may find objectionable: dubious consent.
"A ballsy departure from romantic conventions. At once gritty and tender, stark and hopeful."
—Cara McKenna, author of Willing Victim
"Giving It Up is an erotic, compelling story that takes us to the shadowy, lonely places but doesn't leave us there. Amber Lin shows us that romance isn't just for the rich and shiny. Love can find its way even into the dark corners of the most damaged hearts."
—Tiffany Reisz, author of The Siren
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—Cari Quinn, USA Today Bestselling Author of No Dress Required
"Every page is chock full of sexy, angsty must-read-moreness."
—Karla Doyle, author of Game Plan
"Giving It Up is a gritty, real romance that deals in an honest way with what happens to sexuality in the aftermath of rape…. Read it. You won't be sorry."
—Ruthie Knox, author of About Last Night
"As a former rape victim I often seek out romance stories about characters dealing with the aftermath, and authors don't always get the emotion right, at least for me. Ms. Lin got it so "right" that I was bawling by the second page."
—Annabel Joseph, author of Comfort Object
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NICK'S PICK: Survivor: Philippines ("Whiners Are Weiners") – The castaways compete for a spa getaway; a returning castaway's attitude causes tempers to flare. (CBS)
The X Factor ("Live Performance Show") – Hopefuls perform. (FOX)
Whitney ("Poor Whitney") – When Whitney is hard up for cash, she and Alex decide to share a joint checking account; Mark buys a bar. (NBC)
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving – The Peanuts gather around Charlie's pingpong table for an unusual feast; a bonus cartoon is "This Is America, Charlie Brown: The Mayflower Voyagers." (ABC)
Guys With Kids ("Thanksgiving") – Sheila tries to win the gang over with a traditional Thanksgiving dinner; Gary decides to spend the holiday waiting in line for a TV that's on sale. (NBC)
Criminal Minds ("The Wheels on the Bus…") – The BAU team springs into action when a school bus full of children goes missing near Washington, D.C. (CBS)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ("Lesson's Learned") – As the detectives investigate reports of sexual abuse at an elite private school, decades of secrets are exposed. (NBC)
American Horror Story: Asylum ("The Origins of Monstrosity") – A mysterious little girl is abandoned at Briarcliff; the Monsignor makes a Faustian pact with Dr. Arden; the origin of Bloody Face is revealed. (FX)
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ("CSI on Fire") – Five bodies are discovered in what seems to be a meteor site in the desert; when Finlay recognizes one of the casualties, she reminisces about her past. (CBS)
Chicago Fire ("Two Families") – A meth lab, a gang shooting, and a 10-car pileup round out Thanksgiving for the firefighters. (NBC)
Private Practice ("The World According to Jake") – When Jake learns he will have to meet Henry's social worker, he worries about an incident from his past; Addison is suspicious of Jake's patient; James pursues Amelia. (ABC)
Chelsea Lately has Max Greenfield, who is promoting the show New Girl; Chris Franjola; Sarah Colonna; Dov Davidoff. (11:00 PM EST, E!)
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno features Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt; reality-TV personality Kris Jenner; comic Dan Cummins. (11:35 PM EST, NBC)
Late Show with David Letterman welcomes Actress Scarlett Johansson; musician Willie Nelson; Gary Clark Jr. performs. (11:35 PM EST, CBS)
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A high school player who starts on both sides of the football isn't exactly rare, at least in the smaller classifications.
The bigger the school, though, the less likely there is a two-way starter who goes all 48 minutes, since Class 5A schools like Amarillo High and Tascosa have larger rosters.
But Amarillo High junior Ryan Sluder and Tascosa senior Lamar Britton have shown they can go two ways all season. Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Dick Bivins Stadium, local fans will see why those two players rarely leave the field, even though they play for 5A schools.
Both Sluder and Britton lead their teams in receptions at wide receiver and also start in the secondary, Sluder at cornerback and Britton at safety. They might be the best athletes on their respective teams.
It's no surprise Sluder and Britton are also standouts in other sports, Sluder in baseball and Britton in basketball. Sluder made the AHS varsity baseball team as a sophomore, which meant he missed most of spring football, but the coaches let him know that he'd be heavily counted on both offensively and defensively.
"I was told that last year when I missed the offseason so I did some extra work to be able to go both ways," Sluder said. "It definitely surprised me even though we were hurting in some spots."
Britton, though, wasn't that surprised he'd be starting both ways. He started at wide receiver last season as a junior, and when Tascosa made the playoffs, he also started at safety.
"I went to every workout and worked hard," Britton said. "I expected to play both ways. When I started at safety during the playoffs I thought I'd be going both ways this year."
For Sluder, making the transition to playing both ways has been a challenge. On the junior varsity last season, he played only wide receiver, and this year as a receiver he leads the Sandies with 21 catches for 362 yards and seven touchdowns.
Sluder expected to have success as a receiver.
"I've just always been able to come down with the ball," Sluder said. "It's an instinctive thing."
Britton leads Tascosa with 26 catches for 500 yards and three touchdowns. He's also returned a fumble for a touchdown on defense and a kickoff for a touchdown.
Pulling double (and even triple) duty has become second nature to Britton.
"As much as I thought it would bother me it really doesn't," Britton said of the demands of playing both ways. "This is my last year and I don't want to have any regrets over not doing it."
Sluder proved that he could do it in Amarillo High's 27-24 win over Wichita Falls Rider. On the final drive of the game, Sluder caught a 41-yard pass from Gabe Rodriguez, then on fourth down, caught a 4-yard scoring pass from Rodriguez to give the Sandies the lead.
On Rider's final offensive possession, Sluder intercepted a pass to preserve the win.
"It was really exciting to have the ball around me and have the chance to make a play," Sluder said.
While Sluder is the only full-time, two-way starter for the Sandies, several Tascosa players start both ways. For Britton, it's something the Rebels have gotten used to in three years under coach Ken Plunk.
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Game tickets and their look
Posted 25 January 2012 - 06:57 PM
Besides that any advice on places to stay (hotels) or places to grab dinner? Possibly get some drinks after the game? Just general must see's and do's.
Any advice is appreciated.
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If you don't care about price go to Hockeytown cafe, lots of Wings memorabilia around and what not. If you really like bbq food, please please go to Slow's. Here is a link with more info on it, a must in the Detroit area. If that is too packed, try Fishbones in Greektown, yet another link for ya. Enjoy and cheers!!!!
Sweet! Sounds like im just being overly cautious. Any must go to restaurants in the area?
Posted 26 January 2012 - 09:18 AM
Also, StubHub has a game day ticket location right near the Detroit Opera right on the People Mover line. If there's a problem, StubHub guarantees their tickets and they'd likely have the means to still get you into the game.
Take the phone number with you just in case....stubhub has a buyer protection in case there are problems at the gate. Enjoy the game!
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Posted 26 January 2012 - 01:40 PM
I recently bought tickets to the april 7th game at the jla. I've never been and my dad wanted me to see it before its no longer around. I bought the tickets through stub hub, which I've never had a problem with before. The tickets came quickly but I just want to make sure that they are real. They are mostly red and a littlle white. No pictures of players. And they look somewhat cheaply made. Do these sound like general 200 level seats tickets? I would hate to drive 6 hours and have them be fake. Is there a way to verify the validity of them?
Besides that any advice on places to stay (hotels) or places to grab dinner? Possibly get some drinks after the game? Just general must see's and do's.
Any advice is appreciated.
If you aren't concerned about cost much, I would stay at Greektown. Rooms are nice, there are plenty of places to eat in and around the casino and there is a $1 round-trip shuttle to and from the Joe.
Posted 26 January 2012 - 01:55 PM
I've never been and my dad wanted me to see it before its no longer around.
Is your Dad working on wishful thinking or does he have insider's knowledge?
What about contacting the JLA box office? I'm sure they get calls all the time regarding ticket verification. But, do it from a pay phone, just in case.
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Bosch looked through the small square of glass and saw that the man was alone in the tank. He took his gun out of its holster and handed it to the watch sergeant. Standard procedure. The steel door was unlocked and slid open. Immediately the smell of sweat and vomit stung Bosch's nostrils.
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"Wake up, you piece of shit."
The man on the floor of the tank slowly rolled his head and then lifted it. Paint flecked his hair and vomit had caked on the front of his shirt and neck. He opened his eyes and immediately closed them against the harsh overhead lighting of the holding tank. His voice came out in a hoarse whisper.
"You again."
Bosch nodded.
"Yeah. Me."
"Our little dance."
A smile cut across the three-day-old whiskers on the drunk's face. Bosch saw that he was missing a tooth he hadn't been missing last time. He reached down and put his hand on the recorder but did not turn it on yet.
"Get up. It's time to talk."
"Forget it, man. I don't want-- "
"You're running out of time. Talk to me."
"Leave me the fuck alone."
Bosch looked up at the window. It was clear. He looked back down at the man on the floor.
"Your salvation is in the truth. Now more than ever. I can't help you without the truth."
"What're you, a priest now? You here to take my confession?"
"You here to give it?"
The man on the floor said nothing. After a while Bosch thought he might have fallen back asleep. He pushed the toe of his shoe into the man's side again, into the kidney. The man erupted in movement, flailing his arms and legs.
"Fuck you!" he yelled. "I don't want you. I want a lawyer."
Bosch was silent a moment. He picked up the recorder and slid it back into his pocket. He then leaned forward, elbows on his knees, and clasped his hands together. He looked at the drunk and slowly shook his head.
"Then I guess I can't help you," he said.
He stood up and knocked on the window for the watch sergeant. He left the man lying on the floor.
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BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) - California coach Mike Montgomery expected his team to have some scoring problems against Cal Poly. He just didn't anticipate it lasting almost the entire game.
And with No. 3 Kansas coming to town next week, it's something the Golden Bears better fix in a hurry.
Jorge Gutierrez overcame a terrible shooting night to make a key 3-pointer with 1:09 left to play as California held on to beat Cal Poly, 51-41, on Saturday.
The Bears (6-4) shot just 38.6 percent from the field as a team, but outscored the Mustangs, 12-2, over the final three minutes.
"To their credit, that's what they do," Montgomery said of Cal Poly. "They make it difficult to play. I don't know what you can do differently. Obviously, if you shoot the ball better or take advantage and make your free throws, it would make it more difficult for them to do that, but that's what they do."
Granted, the Mustangs held No. 11 San Diego State to 51 points and under 40 percent shooting in a six-point loss to the Aztecs on Monday. But this one was more about Cal's lack of offense than it was Cal Poly's defense.
Until their final burst, the Bears were struggling offensively and staring at the possibility of a third straight loss at Haas Pavilion. They committed 13 turnovers, made only 4 of 12 3-point attempts and missed eight free throws before going 3 of 4 from the line over the final 49 seconds.
"It felt slow, which is the way they wanted to play," said Markhuri Sanders-Frison, who had 15 points and 10 rebounds. "It looked like we were kind of out of sorts a little bit on certain plays. We were missing some easy shots."
Sanders-Frison was a key reason Cal avoided losing. He recorded his second career double-double and had an assist on Allen Crabbe's tiebreaking 3-pointer with 2:57 remaining.
Gutierrez finished with 10 points on 4 of 14 shooting to help the Bears snap a two-game losing streak at home. The win was also the 599th of Montgomery's career, sixth most among active Division I coaches.
Shawn Lewis scored 16 points for Cal Poly (3-7) and moved within 36 of becoming the 15th player in Mustangs history to reach 1,000 for his career.
The loss was the fourth in a row for Cal Poly.
"We have to get over the glass ceiling of being proud about playing somebody close," Mustangs coach Joe Callero said. "When the game is tied with three and a half minutes, we have an equal chance of winning that game. We didn't get it done defensively or offensively."
Cal Poly shot just 29.4 percent overall and was held to its lowest point total since getting beat 67-40 by Arkansas-Little Rock on Nov. 14, 2008. California wasn't much better, committing 13 turnovers while being held to a season-low in scoring.
The slow-paced game contrasted sharply to the final three minutes when the Bears put together their best run after the Mustangs tied the game at 39-39 following a goaltending call against Cal's Harper Kamp.
Freshman Allen Crabbe broke the tie with a 3-pointer, his only points of the game, before Sanders-Frison followed up a Gutierrez miss with an easy layup to make it 44-39. After Shawn Lewis was called for charging, Gutierrez made his 3-pointer and Kamp followed with a pair of free throws to help the Bears seal the win.
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"One through eight, I want our guys to have the mindset that we're creating tension for the opposition," Padres coach Dave Roberts said Friday at the Padres' spring training complex. "(And) It's going to start with Will this year on the offensive end. Obviously, with Adrian gone, you can't sit back and wait on that three-run homer. You've got to really create scoring opportunities and I think this team has already embraced that."
The Padres stole 124 bases in 2010 — second in the National League behind the New York Mets — but they were sometimes constrained by the desire to prolong innings long enough to get their preeminent power hitter to the plate. Loathe to take the bat out of Gonzalez's hands, particularly in the late innings, the Padres tended to play more conservatively as games progressed.
Venable stole 29 bases in 36 attempts last season, yet he never attempted a steal after the fourth inning in any of the 30 games in which his name appeared ahead of Gonzalez's on Bud Black's lineup card. Given Gonzalez's extraordinary production — the All-Star first baseman scored or drove home 23.6 percent of the Padres' runs in 2010 — caution was probably the percentage play.
"It's always a hard thing to run in front of an elite hitter," said Jed Hoyer, the Padres' general manager. "The two-run homer is a lot better than a caught stealing. Whenever you have an elite hitter in the middle of the lineup, there's a little more caution."
Even in the absence of an elite hitter, numerous statistical studies suggest that the stolen base entails too much risk for its potential reward. According to data analyzed by Baseball Prospectus, a runner on first base with no one out is worth roughly .864 runs. Stealing second improves that figure to 1.173, but getting caught causes a plunge to .270 runs.
Strategists from the Earl Weaver School argue that outs are too precious to be squandered in an effort to advance a runner a single base, and contemptuously regard the sacrifice bunt as counterproductive.
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"We have to be conscious of doing the little things offensively at a high rate: getting bunts down, getting guys over, getting them in," Black said Friday. "... You could see more base-stealing attempts and, again, we've got to get guys on base and the score of the game has to be the right score and so forth. But generally speaking, in those type of situations, we're going to encourage that more."
Attacking on the basepaths was a central part of the philosophy Hoyer imparted during his first year as the Padres' general manager. Acquiring players better suited to that style of play is a long-term organizational priority not yet fully realized.
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