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The Cal Athletic Department announced today that the Cal football game at Oklahoma on Saturday, September 19 will be televised live back to Northern California by Fox Sports Bay Area.
The game is scheduled to kickoff off at 4:00 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time (6:00 p.m. in Oklahoma). The announcers tentatively lined up are veteran play-by-play man Joe Fonzi and the color will be handled by former Cal wide receiver Matt Bouza.
With the addition of this game to Cal's TV schedule, it means that three straight games in September will be on television. Cal's game against Nebraska at 4:00 p.m. (PDT) on September 12 is being nationally televised by Fox Sports Net. Barry Tompkins and Tom Tom Ramsey will be the commentators with former NFL lineman Jackie Slater on the sidelines.
Cal's game on Sept. 26 against defending Pac-10 Champion Washington State has been selected by ABC for a regional telecast. Kickoff is set for 4:00 p.m. PDT.
The Bears will also be featured on the tube on October 17 in a 3:30 p.m. game at Washington on the Fox Sports Pac-10 Syndication game. The contest, scheduled for KICU-TV (Channel 36) in the Bay Area will feature Barry Tompkins and David Norrie as the commentators.
In other Cal TV news, a half-hour pre-season special is scheduled to be aired twice this weekend. Fox Sports Bay Area will air the show first on Saturday, August 29 at 5:00 p.m. and will repeat the show on Tuesday, Sept. 1 at 4:00 p.m. and again on Friday, Sept. 4 at 12:30 p.m. KGO-TV (Channel 7) will air the show on Sunday morning, August 30, at 11:00 a.m. immediately prior to the Pigskin Classic between USC and Purdue. Tim Sharp will host the show.
Cal's weekly football highlight show will air each Sunday afternoon at 4:30 p.m. this season on Fox Sports Bay Area. It will repeat each Monday afternoon at 3:00 p.m.


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@doodle - blimey, trawling the archives. Button was, at the time he joined Williams in 2000, the youngest driver to enter F1. In the first couple of seasons he did struggle with set-up but by 2004, as team leader at BAR he was consistently fast, on the podium, first pole position and things were looking good, which was why, in 2005, Honda bought out his Williams contract for $30 million!!! BAR were 2nd in 2004, so signing a multi-year deal seemed a good move on Buttons part. The fact that Honda could not produce a true front running car (until 2009, ironically just as they decided to quit) was not Jenson Buttons fault.


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Mrs. Ellen W. (Conover) Schenck, wife of Lafayette S. Schenck, who lives near Freehold, died suddenly of heart disease on Friday night a week ago. She was alone in her room at the time and her death was not discovered until some one went to her room on Saturday morning to call her. Mrs. Schenck was a daughter of the late Judge Charles H. Conover. Her mother is still living. She was born at the Conover homestead at Marlboro in 1842. In 1864 she was married to Lafayatte S. Schenck, who lives on a farm between Marlboro and Freehold. Beside a husband she leaves one child, Charles Schenck. Two sisters and a brother also survive her. They are Mrs. John P. Walker of Freehold, Mrs. W. H. Fisher of Santiago, California, and Frank B. Conover of Asbury Park.
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Is the NE version performance better than the OSS version? I'm currently running a server for 5 people, and the web client just seems to lag a bit.
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I've checked my network settings from the server all the way to the Internet, and I'm not having any issues there. Everything on the Zimbra install works. The evite zimbra still doesnt sync calendars, but that's a mute point.
Zimlets installed: amazon, arcade, collector, date, email, evite, gtranslator, phone,rss,search,tracking, travelagent, url, xslt, ymaps,ytraffic.
What I notice is that switching between tabs (Inbox to calendar or contacts) there is a 1 or .5 second hesitation. I've tried logging in and out serveral times so that way I know everything is cached and its not loading for the first time. Which, when loading for the first time takes a very very long time.
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Thank you for visiting our website and for your interest in the Academy. We are eager to stand beside Christian parents, assisting them in the privileged work of reproducing the mind of Christ in the lives of their children.
Although the Scriptures plainly teach that parents are responsible for the education of their children, there is much we can do to strengthen your hands in this great and eternal task. Our staff and faculty work very hard each day to make Temple Baptist Academy a premier Christian school.
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Well I'm in the midst of trying to get under control our post-vacation, post-mom-is-sick house. Not my favorite thing!
But I was inspired by this post to share a few of my favorite links for making things from scratch instead of buying the more processed version from the store. These are all recipes I've used several times and had success both with the ease of making them, and the results being comparable, or even better than their pre-made store counterpart. Hope you find something useful!
Homemade Cream of Chicken Soup
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also to go with that, the recipe that saved our dinner recently
(I also use this as a chili seasoning, just add an extra tablespoon or two of chili powder)
(I have to say the title does not account for pastry chef incompetence… but it does taste good, even if mine ends up looking ugly!)
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The spontaneity of laughter, sing-a-longs and palpable empathy that filled the historic Gusman theater at the U.S. premiere of Wim Wenders' "Buena Vista Social Club" embodied Miami Film Fest director Nat Chediak's devotion to "that community feeling that is essential to moviegoing." During the 10-day long celebration "for the love of film," (Feb. 19 - 28) which kicked off with a screening of Carlos Saura's "Tango" and a lavish pool-side party sponsored by HBO Latin America Group at the Intercontinental Hotel, there were many moments of community catharsis.
Several directorial debuts were greeted with long and boisterous standing ovations: Tony Bui's elegant and beautiful "Three Seasons," the heart-warming "Get Real" by Simon Shore; Erick Zonca's spirited French film, "The Dreamlife of Angels" and the gracefully constructed "A Walk on the Moon," directed by Tony Goldwyn and produced by Dustin Hoffman, Murray Schisgal, Lee Gottsegen, Neil Koenigsberg, Jay Cohen and Goldwyn. Comedies were sometimes accompanied with virtually non-stop laughter, as in the hilarious "Go" by Doug Liman ("Swingers"); "Wind with the Gone" ("El viento se llevo lo que") by Alejandro Agresti (Grand Prize, San Sebastian) and "The Dinner Game" by Francis Veber (which is already in the works for a Hollywood remake by Stephen Spielberg).
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Michael McCullers's "Baby Mama" (from Universal Pictures) will open the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival on April 23rd. A New York production from Lorne Michaels and John Goldwyn, the film stars Tina Fey and Amy Poehler and is the directorial debut of Saturday Night Live writer McCullers. Rounding out the cast are Greg Kinnear, Dax Shepard, Romany Malco, Maura Tierney, Holland Taylor and Sigourney Weaver. The Tribeca fest will run through May 4. [Eugene Hernandez]
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Premium Rush Will Pedal On To Blu-ray In December
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Premium Rush, the action flick that was ignored by Joseph Gordon-Levitt fans and bicycling enthusiasts alike, is coming to Blu-ray and DVD (with Ultraviolet) fairly soon. The film, which stars Gordon-Levitt as a bicycle messenger trying to deliver a dangerous package while being pursued by some very bad people will hit homes on December 21.
The world is full of bicycle enthusiasts, but apparently none of them spend much time at the movies. Despite the handsome and charming Gordon-Levitt and all the snazzy bike tricks Premium Rush promised, the film failed to even make back its $30 million budget at the box office. I didnt catch this one, and I dont know anyone who did, so I cant speak to the films quality, but cmon, a bike trick-filled action movie? I dont care if Michael Shannons put in the best performance of his life in this shit, its subject matter alone would have never enticed me to show up.
The films lack of monetary prowess probably explains the low amount of extras on Sony Pictures Home Entertainments set. Despite the lack of basic bonus features on the setthere wont be deleted scenes or audio commentarythe Premium Rush Blu-ray will offer two featurettes that look at the cast and the stunts in the flick.
If you happen to be in the minority who really enjoyed the flick, or maybe have a daughter with a wall full of JGL posters, Premium Rush might be a good holiday gift to pick up. While a December 21 release is pretty last minute for Christmas gift purchases, theres always the good old Amazon pre-order to help you out.
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Among the many upsetting aspects of federal spending negotiations going on in Washington is a comparison of budget cuts in dispute to those agreed upon with little controversy. U.S. Sen....
(Reuters) - Pope Francis called for renewal of the Roman Catholic Church and attacked unfettered capitalism as "a new tyranny", urging global leaders to fight poverty and growing inequality in the first major work he has authored alone as pontiff.
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In it, Francis went further than previous comments criticizing the global economic system, attacking the "idolatry of money" and beseeching politicians to guarantee all citizens "dignified work, education and healthcare".
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Predators trim training camp roster by 19 playersby NHL.com Staff / NHL.com
The Nashville Predators on Friday reduced their training camp roster to 42 players by reassigning three players to their junior teams, sending five players to Milwaukee of the American Hockey League and releasing 11 players from their tryout agreements.
Reassigned to juniors were Felix Girard (Baie-Comeau, Quebec Major Junior Hockey League), Mikko Vainonen (Kingston, Ontario Hockey League) and Tommy Veilleux (Victoriaville, QMJHL).
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Fri., May 10 Arizona State, Evans Diamond, Berkeley, Calif. 6 p.m.
Sat., May 11 Arizona State, Evans Diamond, Berkeley, Calif. 7 p.m.
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The May 10-12 Arizona State-Cal series will be broadcasted on KNEW 960 AM and KALX 90.7 FM. Saturday and Sunday's contests will be shown on the Pac-12 Networks (Roxy Bernstein, play-by-play, and J.T. Snow, analyst, announcing). Gametracker available at Gametracker Link. Cal Baseball Facebook Cal Baseball Facebook, Cal BaseballTwitter @Baseball_Cal
Cal Entertains No. 13 Arizona State in Pac-12 Series
The Cal baseball team (21-26, 9-15 in Pac-12), which concludes the 2013 regular season playing its final seven games at Evans Diamond where it has won three of five series this year, hosts No. 13 ranked Arizona State (30-14-1, fourth in the Pac-12 at 12-9) in a three-game conference series (Friday's game will feature the unveiling of Evans Diamond's new video scoreboard,Saturday and Sunday's games shown on the Pac-12 Networks). The Golden Bears are averaging five runs a game in their home contests, and four of their six conference home losses have been by only one run. Cal has been involved in six extra inning games in 2013 as well, going 4-2 in those contests. The Bears have also had five walk-off wins this season. Cal has been led offensively by junior catcher Andrew Knapp, who is hitting .352 (63-for-179) with a team-leading 14 doubles, seven home runs and 38 RBI. Knapp, a first-team Preseason All-American in Baseball America and a member of the Golden Spikes Midseason Watch list, went 3-for-5 with a double and two RBI last Sunday at Oregon State. Junior designated hitter Devon Rodriguez is also a top hitter for the Bears, batting .270 with six home runs and 33 RBI. Rodriguez was the Most Outstanding Player of the 2011 Houston Regional after hitting the game-winning RBI in Cal's come-from-behind victory over Baylor to advance the Bears to the 2011 NCAA Super Regionals. Knapp and Rodriguez are among nine members of the 2013 squad who were part of the Bears' 2011 College World Series team. Cal, under the direction of David Esquer (404-364-2, .526, 2011 NCBWA National Coach of the Year), also features two All-American left-handers - Justin Jones, a freshman All-American in 2010, and Kyle Porter, a freshman All-American in 2011 - from a squad looking to return to postseason play after Regional appearances in 2008, 2010 and 2011. Jones has 24 career victories, tied for fourth on the school's all-time win list, and he has thrown 343.1 career innings, also fourth on Cal's all-time list. The Bears' No. 1 starter this season has been 6-7 freshman right-hander Ryan Mason (5-3, 3.81 ERA, 38 strikeouts, 12 walks, in 59.0 innings), who was superb March 22 at UCLA, throwing 8.0 innings, allowing five hits with five strikeouts. In the first-ever night game at Evans Diamond, Mason threw 7.0 innings with six strikeouts March 28 versus USC. He also threw a career-high 8.2 innings (nine hits, one run, two strikeouts) April 26 at Washington. Another top hurler for the Bears is junior right-hander Trevor Hildenberger, who had only thrown 12.2 innings prior to this season, but is 5-3 with 38 strikeouts in 47.0 innings. Hildenberger is among tops in the conference in appearances (24, eighth), and in only his second career start threw 7.0 innings with four hits and five strikeouts April 27 at Washington (8-1 win).
TENTATIVE CALIFORNIA LINE-UP 25 LF Brian Celsi, Fr. .265, 9 RBI, 0 HR 21 2B Brenden Farney, So. .293, 9 RBI, 0 HR 5 C Andrew Knapp, Jr. .352, 38 RBI, 7 HR 33 DH Devon Rodriguez, Jr. .270, 33 RBI, 6 HR 27 CF Devin Pearson, Fr. .311, 16 RBI, 2 HR 30 3B Mitchell Kranson, Fr. .260, 6 RBI, 0 HR 19 1B Nick Halamandaris, Fr. .183, 6 RBI, 2 HR 51 RF Jacob Wark, Jr. .231, 14 RBI, 0 HR 6 SS Chris Paul, So. .203, 32 RBI, 7 HR 42 RHP Ryan Mason, Fr. (Fri.) 5-3, 3.81 ERA 26 RHP Trevor Hildenberger, Jr. (Sat.) 5-3, 4.79 ERA (TBA Sun.)
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Esquer, 48, is in his 14th season with a career record of 404-364-2 (.526). After his team was scheduled to be discontinued following the 2011 season, Esquer led the Bears to the program's first appearance at the College World Series since 1992, and on the eve of Cal's 7-3 CWS victory over Texas A&M June 21, 2011, was named the National Coach of the Year by the National College Baseball Writers Association. Esquer's award, which was voted on by the NCBWA Board of Directors, was selected from a list that included all Division I Conference Coaches of the Year and the coaches of the 16 NCAA Super Regional teams. The Bears' program was reinstated through fund-raising efforts and made its sixth all-time appearance in the CWS. Esquer led Cal out of the loser's bracket in the Houston Regional and defeated Dallas Baptist in the Super Regional to advance to Omaha. Cal entered the 2011 NCAA Tournament with an at-large bid out of the Pac-10. After a 6-4 loss to Baylor in the opening game, Esquer's team got past Alcorn State, 10-6, and No. 13 Rice, 6-3, to face Baylor for the regional championship. Cal forced the if-necessary game with an 8-0 shutout behind the strong pitching performance of freshman left-hander Kyle Porter (three hits, no runs, no walks and a career-high nine strikeouts). First baseman Devon Rodriguez earned Most Outstanding Player of the Houston Regional honors with a two-out, two-run single in the bottom of the ninth to lead Cal's dramatic come-from-behind 9-8 victory over Baylor to advance to the Super Regional against Dallas Baptist. The Bears, led by Pac-10 Player of the Year Tony Renda, swept Dallas Baptist, 7-0 and 6-2, in Santa Clara to advance to the CWS. It was the fourth appearance by Cal in the NCAA Tournament in Esquer's tenure, including three NCAA regionals in the last four years (the first time in school history). He was the 2001 Pac-10 Coach of the Year after the Bears went 34-25 and played in the Baton Rouge Regional (1-2). In 2008, Cal was 33-21-2 and competed in the Long Beach Regional, and in 2010 the Bears were 29-25 and played in the Norman, Okla. Regional (0-2). Sixty four Bears have signed pro contracts under Esquer, including first round picks Brett Jackson (CF, Chicago Cubs, 31st overall) in 2009, David Cooper (1B, Toronto, 17th overall) in 2008, Brandon Morrow (RHP, Seattle, fifth overall) in 2006 and Conor Jackson (INF., Arizona, 19th overall) in 2003. Esquer came to Cal after serving as top assistant at Pepperdine (1996-99), and No. 2 assistant at Stanford (1991-96). A shortstop at Stanford (1984-87), he started on the 1987 College World Series championship team, earning All-Tournament honors. Esquer played professionally for four seasons with Baltimore, California and Milwaukee.
ESQUER'S CAREER RECORD AT CAL 2000 25-28 2001 34-25 (NCAA Regional, Pac-10 Coach of the Year) 2002 29-27 2003 28-27 2004 25-31 2005 34-23 2006 26-28 2007 29-26 2008 33-21-2 (NCAA Regional) 2009 24-29 2010 29-25 (NCAA Regional) 2011 38-23 (College World Series, National Coach of the Year) 2012 29-25 Total (21-26, 9-15 in 2013) 404-364-2 (.526)
No. 13 Arizona State, coached by Tim Esmay (Fourth year (as head coach) at ASU, 161-62-1, .721), are 30-14-1 (12-9 fourth in Pac-12), last winning one-of-three versus Stanford (L 5-3, L 9-8 in 11 innings, W 11-8) May 3-5 in Tempe. Top hitters for the Sun Devils are freshman designated hitter RJ Ybarra (.355, 4 HR, 19 RBI), sophomore right fielder Trevor Allen (.338, 9 HR, 40 RBI) and junior third baseman Michael Benjamin (.333, 6 HR, 33 RBI). Arizona State's tentative rotation is junior right-hander Trevor Williams (5-4, 3.60 ERA), freshman left-hander Ryan Kellogg (10-0, 2.80 ERA) and TBA. In 2012, the Sun Devils were 36-20 overall and 18-12 (4th) in the Pac-12 (ineligible for NCAA postseason).
Cal has a 55-105 all-time record versus Arizona State, last winning one-of-three (L 5-1, W 3-2, L 9-6), March 23-25, 2012 at Packard Stadium. In the last series in Berkeley, the Bears were swept (6-4 in 17 innings, 5-0, 6-0), April 21-23, 2011 at Evans Diamond.
Conference Overall W L PCT W L T .PCT OSU 17 4 .810 37 8 0 .822 Oregon 19 5 .792 37 11 0 .771 UCLA 14 7 .667 31 14 0 .689 ASU 12 9 .571 30 14 1 .678 Stan 11 10 .524 26 17 0 .605 Ariz* 10 11 .476 29 17 0 .630 USC 8 13 .381 17 29 0 .370 Wash 8 13 .381 17 29 0 .370 Cal 9 15 .375 21 26 0 .447 WSU 7 14 .333 20 24 0 .455 Utah 5 19 .208 16 26 0 .381
*2012 National Champions
Cal is third in the Pac-12 with 26 home runs. On the mound, the Golden Bears are second in strikeouts looking (94) and fifth in strikeouts (310). Individually, junior catcher Andrew Knapp is third in batting average (.352); second in hits (63) and home runs (seven); fifth in RBI (38), doubles (14) and total bases (98) and fourth in slugging percentage (.547) and on-base percentage (.425). Junior designated hitter Devon Rodriguez is eighth in home runs (six) and ninth in RBI (33), while sophomore shortstop Chris Paul is fourth in home runs (seven). Freshman right-hander Ryan Mason is 10th in wins (five) and junior right-hander Trevor Hildenberger is 10th in wins (five) and eighth in appearances (24).
Andrew Knapp, Cal's talented switch-hitting junior catcher, has been selected a 2013 first-team Preseason All-American by Baseball America. Knapp was outstanding this past summer in the Cape Cod League for Chatham, batting .293 with 13 doubles, eight home runs and 29 RBI in 40 games. He joins Tony Renda (2012) and Brett Jackson of the Chicago Cubs (2009) as the Bears' recent first-team Preseason All-Americans. Knapp's performance in the Cape Cod League was his second straight outstanding summer. He had led the Northwoods League in hitting in 2011, batting .500 with five home runs and 33 RBI. Knapp has Golden Bear baseball heritage, his father, Mike Knapp, was a standout catcher for the Bears in 1985 and 1986. In addition, Andrew Knapp's younger brother, Aaron, is a left-handed hitting outfielder from Granite Bay High School who will be joining David Esquer's program in the fall of 2013 as a member of Cal baseball's 2012 signing class. Last season, Andrew Knapp was a valuable utility player for Esquer, seeing action at first base, catcher and in the outfield. He batted .265 in 54 games with 16 doubles, five home runs and 26 RBI. As a freshman in 2011, he had the game-winning pinch hit in a 6-5 come-from-behind win over Utah in the second game of a doubleheader during his first collegiate day at Evans Diamond.
Cal has had five walk-off wins this season, with junior shortstop Mike Reuvekamp notching three game-winning RBI. Besides his game-winning hit April 21 versus Washington State after freshman Mitchell Kranson had tied the game with an RBI single, Reuvekamp had the game-winning RBI in the 10th inning Feb. 16 versus Michigan He also had the game-winning sacrifice fly in the seventh inning March 9 versus Fresno State. Other walk-off heroics for the Bears include junior catcher Andrew Knapp getting the game-winning RBI in the 11th inning in the season-opener Feb. 15 versus Michigan, and freshman outfielder Brian Celsi getting the game-winning RBI in the ninth inning Feb. 17 versus Michigan. Cal's other walk-off win was March 7 versus Fresno State when sophomore second baseman Brenden Farney had the game-winning sacrifice fly in the 10th inning. The Bears have captured four of six extra-inning games this season.
Evans Diamond, which has served as the home of Cal baseball since 1933, received a major upgrade with the installation of a new lighting system, and a new scoreboard is scheduled for the Friday, May 10 contest versus Arizona State (6 p.m.). Eight 90-foot light poles were erected around the field that will support nighttime television broadcasts, team practice and training. A modern electronic scoreboard, measuring 38 feet wide by 31 feet high, will be installed in left-center field. The new scoreboard will offer scoring, game information, as well as fixed advertising and a full color video board measuring 24 feet wide by 14 feet high. Entering the 2013 season, Cal stood as the only Pac-12 school without permanent lighting at its baseball facility. With the recent launch of the Pac-12 Networks, the ability to play night games will give Cal maximum opportunity to be televised by the Networks. In addition, the upgrades will allow the Bears to be eligible to host NCAA Regional contests at Evans. The project has a budget of $2.25 million will be funded by a combination of donations and increased ticket and sponsorship revenue as a result of the upgrade. The project team targeted completion of the lighting portion of the upgrade for the first-ever night-time competition at Evans Diamond on Thursday, March 28 for the Bears' 2013 Pac-12 opener against USC. The project was designed by Brereton Architects of San Francisco and will be constructed under the direction of Overaa Construction of Richmond.
In what would have to be considered one of the best freshman pitching performances in Cal baseball history, left-hander Kyle Porter was 6-0 with a 1.89 ERA and two saves (four starts and 25 appearances) in 2011. Porter also had 57 strikeouts and only 15 walks in 57.0 innings and was named a Freshman All-American by Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, Perfect Game and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers. He had one of the biggest wins in school history when on June 21, 2011 he pitched 6.0 innings (seven hits, three runs, one walk, four strikeouts) versus Texas A&M to help give the Bears their first victory (7-3) in the College World Series since 1980. Porter was a member of the 2011 Houston Regional All-Tournament Team as well after throwing a career-high 6.2 innings with three hits, no runs, two walks and a career-high nine strikeouts June 5 versus Baylor in the Houston Regional.
Junior Devon Rodriguez will forever be known in Cal baseball lore for his clutch game-winning hit versus Baylor as he helped bring back the Bears from a 7-1 deficit by going 3-for-4 with a home run and four RBI, including the game-winning RBI single with two outs and two strikes in Cal's 9-8 victory to clinch the 2011 Houston Regional. Rodriguez was named the Houston Regional Most Outstanding Player after going 8-18 (.444) with a six RBI during the Bears' five regional contests. His fame also coincides with KALX announcer Danny Friesinger's enthusiastic call of the winning hit that sent Cal to the Santa Clara Super Regional (Rodriguez's Postgame Highlight Video).
Senior left-hander Justin Jones has had a spectacular career for the Bears. As a freshman in 2010, Jones earned Freshman All-America and All-Pac-10 honors, picking up 10 wins and throwing two shutouts and two complete games. In 2011, he was honorable mention All-Pac-10 after finishing 9-6 with a 2.93 ERA, and 81 strikeouts in a team-high 119.2 innings with three complete games. Last season, Jones picked up four wins, including a complete game shutout at Washington State. He earned one of the biggest wins in school history in a June 11, 2011 start versus Dallas Baptist at the Santa Clara Super Regional, throwing 6.0 innings with one hit, no runs, one walk and three strikeouts in a 7-0 shutout. Jones left prior to the seventh inning due to injuring in his left bicep, but still earned the win as the Bears won their first-ever Super Regional contest. He now stands tied for fourth on the Cal all-time career win list (24) and fourth on the Bears' career innings pitched list (343.1). Jones' 10 wins as a freshman are tied for sixth on Cal's all-time single-season list, and his 119.2 innings in 2011 are fifth on the Bears' single-season innings pitched list. For his career he has also thrown six complete games.
Senior right-hander Logan Scott was a member of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers' Preseason List for the Stopper of the Year Award. Last season, Scott was 4-2 with seven saves in 24 appearances. His seven saves were sixth in the Pac-12. A highlight for Scott in 2012 was throwing a career-high 5.1 innings and picking up the win in Cal's 5-4, 18-inning victory May 25 at Stanford - the longest game in Cal baseball history. In 2011, Scott was instrumental in the Bears winning their first-ever NCAA Super Regional game, coming in relief of an injured Justin Jones and shutting down Dallas Baptist, earning the save (3.0 innings, two hits, no runs).
Junior right fielder Jacob Wark (Tualatin, Ore.) had an impressive beginning to the 2013 season, getting a hit in each of his first seven games and tying a school record with two triples in the Feb, 22 contest at UC Irvine. Wark, who also is a tight end on the Cal football team, did double duty earlier this spring as he was involved in spring football practice as well as baseball. After seeing limited action in his first two baseball seasons (14 games), he has started 43 of 47 games this year, batting .231 (36-for-156) with five doubles, two triples and 14 RBI.
On April 20, Cal honored its 1988 College World Series squad (25th anniversary)that featured future Major League standouts Jeff Kent and Darren Lewis. The '88 team, coached by Bob Milano and captained by Darryl Vice and John Correa, finished the season 40-25 and earned the school's fourth appearance in the CWS and was one of only three Golden Bear teams to win 40 or more games in a single season. A highlight of the '88 campaign was capturing the NCAA Central Regional in Austin, Texas - defeating Penn (13-3), Michigan (8-7 in 11 innings) and the host Texas Longhorns twice (8-7 and 6-5) to advance to Omaha (finished tied for seventh).
Registration is now open for the 2013 Nike Baseball Camps at Cal. This year Cal baseball is proudly sponsoring with Nike Camps. These are the same great camps as in past years, with the same coaching staff. Run by head coach David Esquer, this year's coaching staff bring both collegiate and professional playing and coaching experience to the plate. Cal is offering three different camps: Baseball School, Baseball Games Camp, and the Advanced Camp. Check out the website at Nike Cal Baseball Camps and sign up now as sessions are filling quickly.
Cal is now 43-25 (.632) in NCAA postseason games all-time, including 7-3 in 2011 (1-2 in the CWS, 2-0 in first-ever NCAA Super Regional and 4-1 in the NCAA Houston Regional). Head coach David Esquer has eight postseason wins, passing George Wolfman for second on the school's all-time list behind Bob Milano's 20 postseason wins. The last time the Bears won six postseason games in a row was 1957, and the seven postseason wins is the most for a Cal squad since the 1980 team had eight. Cal's 38 victories in 2011 were the most wins since the Bears' 1988 CWS squad won 40 games.
With the 7-3 victory over Texas A&M on June 21, 2011, the Bears won their first College World Series game since defeating Miami, 4-3, on June 12, 1980. When Cal played Virginia in front of a crowd of 25,833 on June 23 at TD Ameritrade Park, it was the largest crowd to ever watch the Golden Bears play baseball. Cal won the inaugural College World Series title in 1947 under head coach Clint Evans, defeating former President George Bush's Yale team, 8-7, in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Evans was instrumental in establishing the CWS. The Bears won the national title again in 1957 under head coach George Wolfman with a 1-0 victory over Penn State. Cal also placed third in the 1980 World Series under head coach Bob Milano, and was seventh in the CWS in 1988 and 1992 under Milano. 2011 senior left fielder Austin Booker's father, Rod, was the starting shortstop on the Bears' 1980 squad, while Major League star Jeff Kent was a member of Cal's 1988 College World Series team. Similar to the 2011 season in which they faced the tournament's No. 1 seed (Virginia), the Bears played the top seed in 1992, Miami, losing to the Hurricanes, 4-3, in 13 innings.
At the beginning of the 2013 Major League season Cal features six former players on Major League rosters - catcher John Baker (San Diego Padres), outfielder Brennan Boesch (New York Yankees), first baseman Allen Craig (St. Louis Cardinals), right-hander Brandon Morrow (Toronto Blue Jays), outfielder Xavier Nady (Kansas City Royals) and right-hander Tyson Ross (San Diego Padres).
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Cal won the inaugural College World Series title in 1947, defeating former President George H.W. Bush's Yale team, 8-7, in Kalamazoo, Michigan. The Bears' program began in 1892 and is now in its 121st season. George Bush, Sr., sent a letter of congratulations to David Esquer following Cal's 2011 College World Series appearance.
The Golden Bears have had two players go on to become league MVPs in professional baseball - Jackie Jensen was the American League MVP in 1958 and Jeff Kent was the National League MVP in 2001.
Cal is one of only 20 schools that have won NCAA Baseball titles and only one of 14 schools that have won more than one national championship (1947, 1957). The Bears have competed in six College World Series (1947, 1957, 1980, 1988, 1992, 2011).
Geoff Blum, Cal's starting shortstop as a freshman on the Bears' 1992 College World Series team, had a game-winning homer for the Chicago White Sox in the 2005 Major League World Series.
Cal has had three coaches selected to the ABCA Hall of Fame - Clint Evans (1930-54), who led the Bears to the first College World Series title in 1947; George Wolfman (1955-73), who led Cal to the 1957 CWS title; and Bob Milano (1978-99), who led the Bears to three CWS appearances (1980, 1988, 1992), including a third-place finish in 1980.
25 Brian Celsi, Fr., OF
* Batting .265 (36-for-136, .322 vs. Pac-12) with three doubles and nine RBI
* Had a career-high nine game hitting streak from March 22-April 5 (10-for-30, .333, 2-2B, three RBI)
* Went 3-for-5 in first collegiate game, including scoring the winning run Feb. 15 vs. Michigan
* Had the game-winning RBI in the bottom of the ninth in Cal's 2-1 win Feb. 17 over Michigan
21 Brenden Farney, So., INF
* Batting .293 (43-for-147, .236 vs. Pac-12) with eight doubles, a triple and nine RBI
* Had a five-game hitting streak with four-straight two-hit games April 23-30 and had a career-high eight game hitting streak from March 26-April 7 (12-for-27, .444, 2-2B, 3B, 3 RBI)
* Went 6-for-10 with a triple and two RBI April 5-7 at Arizona
* Was 5-for-13 in the Fresno State series with a double and RBI, including the game-winning sacrifice fly in the 10th inning March 7
* Went a career-high 4-for-5 with a double and two RBI March 3 at Houston and was named all-tournament at the Astros Foundation College Classic
* Is 13-for-39 (.333) with runners in scoring position
26 Trevor Hildenberger, Jr. RHP
* 5-3 with a 4.79 ERA in 24 appearances (8th in Pac-12) and 38 strikeouts in 47.0 innings
* Won April 27 at UW (career-high 7.0 innings, five strikeouts)
* Picked up wins in relief March 7 and March 10 vs. Fresno State, (5.1 innings, one hit, no runs, two walks, four strikeouts)
* Earned first collegiate win Feb. 16 vs. Michigan (2.2 innings of relief)
23 Justin Jones, Sr., LHP
* 1-5 with a 5.00 ERA and 29 strikeouts in 45.0 innings
* Earned win March 16 at Utah (5.0 innings, six hits, two runs, no walks, three strikeouts)
* Got no decision March 7 vs. Fresno State (season-high 7.0 innings, seven hits, three earned runs, three walks, season-high five strikeouts)
* Is fourth on Cal's all-time list with 24 career victories and 343.1 innings pitched
5 Andrew Knapp, Jr., C
* Batting a team-leading .352 (63-for-179, .348 vs. Pac-12) with a team-high 14 doubles (5th in Pac-12), seven home runs (4th in Pac-12), 38 RBI (5th in Pac-12) and 98 total bases (5th in Pac-12)
* Is a first-team Preseason All-American in Baseball America and is on the Golden Spikes Award Midseason Watch List
* Was 3-for-5 with a double and two RBI May 5 at Oregon State
* 3-for-4 with two doubles, a home run and two RBI April 30 at Pacific
* Hit a three-run homer April 20 vs. WSU and April 14 vs. Oregon
* Reached base in 21 straight games from March 2-April 5
* Had nine-game hitting streak March 3-16 (17-for-39, .436, 5-2B, HR, 10 RBI)
* 4-for-5 with a double, home run and three RBI March 3 at Houston
* Had a home run and three RBI Feb. 16 vs. Michigan
* In the Feb. 15 opener vs. Michigan was 3-for-5 with the game-winning RBI in the 11th inning
* Is 19-for-44 (.432) with runners in scoring position
30 Mitchell Kranson, Fr., 3B/C
* Batting .260 (20-for-77, .293 vs. Pac-12) with five doubles and six RBI
* Has gotten two hits in four of his last six games
* Was 2-for-5 with a career-high three RBI April 27 at UW
* Had the game-tying RBI single in the ninth inning April 21 vs. WSU
42 Ryan Mason, Fr., RHP
* 5-3 with 3.81 ERA, 38 strikeouts in 59.0 innings (12 appearances, nine starts)
* Lost May 3 at OSU (3.0 innings, four hits, four runs, three walks, one strikeout
* No decision April 26 at UW (career-high 8.2 innings, nine hits, one run, two strikeouts)
* Won April 19 vs. WSU, (6.0 innings, six hits, one run, four strikeouts)
* Lost April 12 vs. Oregon, (5.0 innings, eight hits, three runs, one walk, two strikeouts)
* Lost April 5 at UA, (6.0 innings, 12 hits, eight runs, two strikeouts)
* No decision March 28 vs. USC, (7.0 innings, six hits, two earned runs, one walk, six strikeouts)
* Won March 22 at UCLA (8.0 innings, five hits, one run, four walks, five strikeouts)
* Won March 15 at Utah (5.1 innings, six hits, three runs, three strikeouts)
* In first start March 8 vs. Fresno State (5.0 innings, three hits, no earned runs, one walk, career-high seven strikeouts)
* Won in relief Feb. 23 at UC Irvine (2.1 innings,two strikeouts)
* In first collegiate game earned win (no hits, four strikeouts in 1.2 innings Feb. 15 vs. Michigan)
39 Collin Monsour, Fr., RHP
* 2-0 with a 3.70 ERA and 18 strikeouts in 24.1 innings
* Won in relief April 28 at UW (2.0 innings, two hits, no runs)
* Won March 3 start at Houston (5.1 innings, five hits, one run, one walk, season-high four strikeouts)
49 Dylan Nelson, So., RHP
* Is 1-5 with a 4.28 ERA and two saves in 17 appearances (seven starts), and 33 strikeouts in 48.1 innings
* Lost May 5 start vs. OSU (5.0 innings, five hits, four runs, one walk, one strikeout)
* Lost April 14 start vs. Oregon (5.0 innings, eight hits, three runs, five strikeouts)
* Earned win in relief March 30 vs. USC (4.0 innings, three hits, no runs, one walk, four strikeouts)
* Earned save March 26 at USF (2.0 innings, two hits, two strikeouts)
* Earned save March 16 at Utah (4.0 innings, three hits, one run, one walk, four strikeouts)
* No decision March 4 at Rice (season-high 6.0 innings, six hits, no runs, one walk, two strikeouts)
6 Chris Paul, So., INF
* Batting .203 (32-for-158, .178 vs. Pac-12) with five doubles, a triple, seven home runs (4th in Pac-12) and 32 RBI
* Hit a two-run homer April 28 at UW and a three-run homer April 30 at Pacific
* Hit a three-run homer and a grand slam March 30 vs. USC for a career-high seven RBI
* Hit a three-run homer March 8, and a three-run double and a homer March 10 vs. Fresno State
* Was 3-for-4 with three RBI March 3 at Houston
* Had a clutch two-run double in the top of the ninth inning in an 8-6 win Feb. 23 at UC Irvine
27 Devin Pearson, Fr., OF
* Batting .311 (46-for-148, .312 vs. Pac-12) with eight doubles, two home runs and 16 RBI
* Went 4-for-5 with a double and two RBI April 30 at Pacific
* Was 3-for-4 with a double April 7 at Arizona
* Went 3-for-5 with a double and RBI March 22 at UCLA
* Was 3-for-4 with a double and RBI March 17 at Utah
* Went 2-for-3 with first collegiate home run March 9 vs. Fresno State
* 2-for-3 with a double in first collegiate start Feb. 23 at UC Irvine
* Is 14-for-36 (.389) with runners in scoring position
37 Mike Reuvekamp, Jr., INF
* Batting .283 (43-for-152, .320 vs. Pac-12) with five doubles and 13 RBI (had six-straight multiple-hit games April 16-26, including game-winning RBI April 21 vs. WSU)
* Had career-high eight-game hitting streak March 28-April 12 (11-for-28, .393, 2B, 2 RBI)
* Went 5-for-10 at Arizona
* Was 5-for-12 (.417) with four RBI vs. Fresno State, hitting game-winning sacrifice fly March 9 and going 3-for-3 with an RBI March 10
* Had the game-winning RBI in 10th inning Feb. 16 vs. Michigan
33 Devon Rodriguez, Jr., DH
* Batting .270 (51-for-189, .220 vs. Pac-12) with six doubles, six home runs and 33 RBI (9th in Pac-12)
* Started season on seven-game hitting streak Feb. 15-23 (12-for-26, .461, 3-2B, six RBI)
* Went 2-for-4 with a home run May 3 at Oregon State
* Was 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI April 19 vs. WSU
* Went 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI March 30 vs. USC
* At Utah was 5-for-14 (.357) with a double, two home runs (second career grand slam), and nine RBI
* Went 8-for-15 with a double and three RBI vs. Fresno State
* Was 4-for-5 with a double and two RBI Feb. 16 vs. Michigan
20 Logan Scott, Sr., RHP
* 3-2 with 2.19 ERA and 29 strikeouts in 37.0 innings
* Won in relief April 21 vs. WSU (1.0 inning, one hit, one strikeout)
* Had five strikeouts with no hits in 2.0 innings April 1 at Stanford
* Earned win in relief March 17 at Utah (1.2 innings, one strikeout)
* Earned win Feb. 17 vs. Michigan (1.0 inning, one strikeout)
* Had career-high five strikeouts in 5.0 innings Feb. 23 at UC Irvine
28 Keaton Siomkin, So., RHP
* 1-2 with 3.92 ERA and a save (38 strikeouts in 41.1 innings)
* Had five strikeouts in 4.0 innings March 30 vs. USC
* Earned save March 15 at Utah (five strikeouts in 3.0 innings)
* Won in relief March 9 vs. Fresno State (five strikeouts in 2.0 innings)
51 Jacob Wark, Jr., OF
* Batting .231 (36-for-156, .213 vs. Pac-12) with five doubles, two triples and 14 RBI
* Was 3-for-3 with two RBI March 30 vs. USC and 3-for-4 with a double March 3 vs. Houston
* Tied a school record with two triples Feb. 22 at UC Irvine
* Is also a tight end on the Cal football team


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Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital has been serving the medical needs of Bangkok's Thai, expatriate and international communities for decades. It is globally recognized as a leading healthcare provider in Thailand and is the recipient of numerous awards. First and foremost among these is Samitivej's accreditation by the American JCI, the highest international acclaim that any medical institution can receive. In addition, it was ISO 9002 certified in 2001 and received Hospital Accreditation (HA) from the Institute of Hospital Quality Improvement Accreditation in 2003.
Located near the expressway that connects Bangkok and Pattaya, the 400-bed facility is easily accessible from Suvarnabhumi Airport. Surrounded by nearly 7 hectares of beautifully landscaped gardens and ponds, visitors are treated to a tranquil environment conducive to patients' recovery and rehabilitation.
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Friend or Foe – How Do You Treat Your Competition?
I get my inspiration from some pretty unusual places, and this week is no exception. I am reading a book about the Iowa Writers Workshop because some of my favorite authors went there, and so I thought it would be an interesting read. One of the first ideas that I gleaned from it is that of COMMUNITY.
At The University of Iowa there is an incredibly competitive program for writers, poets and playwrights. Nearly impossible to get into, that's when the competition really heats up. Once in the program, the students compete to get published, to get their stuff reviewed by agents, and even to get invited to prestigious parties and gatherings.
What does this have to do with printing, you ask? Well, we printers are in a kind of community, too. And we can view each other as mortal enemies, or we can decide to "join forces" in a manner of speaking, and decide that when one of us thrives, the industry wins. Call it co-opition, or keeping your enemies close…or whatever else you want to call it.
Here's my point. There is a good chance that we have a lot to learn from each other. This was made particularly clear to me last week at GRAPH EXPO 2011 when Bill and I talked to a group of owners, executives and salespeople about how to motivate salespeople to embrace selling digital. Some people in the room were very willing to share information—even some things that you might consider "secrets". Others were open about their vulnerability and asked questions ranging from how many vertical markets to focus on, to the oh-so-poignant "Why is this so hard?"—which Bill writes about in his blog this week. [You should check it out.]
So how can we work together without taking money out of our own pockets? Here are some ideas.


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Hello, I stumbled accross this forum and thought I'd join after viewing for a few weeks. I used to be an avid cyclist, pedaling away for fun 100-200 miles a week, but earlier in the year I was struck by a drunk driver while out for a ride. Needless to say my left leg was crushed and my bike totaled. After months of work and therapy (still ongoing) I've finally built a new bike and have set it up on my trainer in the basement. I'm able to pedal a couple of times a week with virtually no resistance for roughly 20 minutes.
I'm happy to be able to post and still ride. I'm working on the walking thing still.


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There was a lot of justifiable bragging going on as Channel Seven revealed their coming programs for 2014 and celebrated the past year's success as the highest-rating metropolitan station for the eighth consecutive year.
The program launch at the Old Swan Brewery was as star-studded as events get in Perth - attended by X Factor winner Dami Im, My Kitchen Rules judges Pete Evans and Manu Feildel as well as competitors Chloe James and Kelly Ramsay, A Place to Call Home actress and WAAPA graduate Abby Earl, UK singer Ryan Keen, Nova 93.7's Nathan Morris and Natalie Locke, 96FM's Carmen Braidwood, 92.9's Will McMahon and Woody Whitelaw, 96fm's Ian Blackley, Mix 94.5's Paul Shepherd and Channel Seven's Basil Zempilas, with wife Amy, and Angela Tsun.
Host Basil Zempilas reeled off the station's wins the previous year - the highest-rating metro station, 7MATE as the highest-rating digital station thanks to airing the AFL, the top 25 regular programs in Perth, winning every ratings week and sitting number one in every demographic and every timeslot.
Seven Network chief executive Tim Worner, a former Seven Perth reporter, credited the in-house created My Kitchen Rules with much of the station's success.
"[It's a] pretty amazing show, My Kitchen Rules," he said.
"I don't think that i have ever experienced a show that after four seasons comes back in its 5th season even stronger.
"In fact i was talking about that with a few people the other day and we cant think of another show that has actually registered that sort of a ratings performance.
"There's a few reasons for that - I think a lot of the key to My Kitchen Rules is it's live sport - theres a time clock, theres a scoreboard, theres a couple of good-looking roosters as umpires and it's live sport that women in particular absolutely love."
Mr Worner said MKR, which debuted this season to its largest-ever debut audience of almost 1.7 million had been eclipsed in ratings only by the AFL grand final.
But the new-found fame has already come at a price for villains of the piece Chloe and Kelly, who said "the whole social media thing...it was horrible at the start of the week it really brought us down, people just judging us straight away."
Mr Worner picked Rebecca Gibney's "outstanding" new drama The Killing Field as a coming hit for 2014, but it was US drama import Resurrection, from Brad Pitt's production company Plan B that caught the attention of the audience.
Following Resurrection's quick reel - in which a boy whose been missing for more than 20 years shows up on his parent's doorstep, at the same age he was when he disappeared - several people in the audience held up their arms to show their hairs standing on end.
And when the promo for the INXS drama Never Tear Us Apart played, starring Perth singer Samantha Jade as Kylie Minogue, most of the audience was singing along to their hit song of the same name.
The launch also revealed a makeover show called Bringing Sexy Back, in addition to the return of A Place to Call Home, Winners and Losers, My Kitchen Rules, The Amazing Race, House Rules and The X Factor.
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What is the best way to watch the Vuelta?
Comcast dropped Universal Sports. Universal's website no longer offers a subscription streaming option. You can stream from the website if you are a Dish or DirectTV subscriber. I am not, though I could drop my Comcast sports package and get a Dish subscription.


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Driving Him Crazy, Slowly
December 24, 2007 - Phyllis Sigal
I am a bit annoying to my husband when he's driving. But, then he's a bit annoying to me when he's driving.
Why? Well, I sort of "critique" his driving habits. And I sort of step on an imaginary brake if I feel the need. And I sort of grab hold of the door handle if I feel he's driving a bit recklessly. Or I say (yell), "Bruce!" when i think he's too close to something or that he's not paying attention to the road. I stare at the speedometer when I think he's going too fast.
Often I just cover my eyes. Especially when he's driving in New York City. It's easier that way. Sometimes it's just best not to see.
Now granted — knock on wood — he has had very few (if any) traffic accidents. Knock on wood, again for good measure.
He pretty much does ignore me and my rants. Often, he just tells he he'll stop driving, and I'll have to drive everywhere. Which he knows I would absolutely hate.
But pretty much, he just ignores me. I really have no control.
Until the other morning when I was driving to work. My daughter, Amanda, was with me so that she could have the car for the day. I noticed that Bruce was behind us on Interstate 70 as we were heading into the Wheeling Tunnel.
Where the speed limit is 45. Where he never goes 45. Where I always just happen to mention that I go 45. Because it is a dangerous place.
So this particular day I was going my usual 45. I actually slowed a bit to about 43 mph. And there he was behind me, having to go 45!
I mentioned this to Amanda. She cracked up. (She also believes that Bruce's driving habits are a bit erratic. So does my son, Leland.)
We both were enjoying our "cruise control!!" And wondering what he was thinking as he slowed to 43 mph. I could almost see him muttering under his breath.
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Large amplitude QSO DA55 outburst?
Posted: January 13, 2013 - 5:51am
I just glimpsed it at around v~16.7, the first time that I got a positive visual estimate since I started following this QSO/AGN. I have it noted as being the largest known amplitude QSO, so it may get brighter than 14th mag if it continues!
Mike LMK
DA55 = MisV1436
Posted: January 13, 2013 - 2:12pm
Indeed Mike, a very interesting one to follow : http://www.aerith.net/misao/variable/MisV1436.html
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DA 55 is at its bigest
Posted: January 14, 2013 - 10:12am
DA 55 is at its bigest brightness in four years. It would be worth to keep an eye.
Thanks to Sonoita remote telescope and AAVSOnet I am able to do extensive ccd imaging, V filtered.


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Belgrave Cartel
- 02 9976 6548
- Tapas
Perhaps there is a ''How To Construct A Hipster Haunt'' guide circling among Sydney's cafe owners. First, you need walls with peeling paint and some mismatched vintage furniture. Porcelain ornaments are good, as are jaffles. A fixed-gear bike attached to a wall is a must.
Belgrave Cartel has covered all the elements and, to complete the picture, there are a couple of scruffy-looking hipsters sipping coffee at a corner table.
They look quite at home but so do the mums with babies, retirees and office folk. On weekends, the place is popular with the local cycle club. They can't all be here for the hipster vibe, so it must be the coffee ($2.50-$4.50). It's strong and smooth - a delicious blend designed by part-owners the Bruzzese brothers, who wanted to replicate the Italian blends their family loves.
Jaffles aside, the menu has an Italian bent: pasta, soup and fresh panini ($7-$8.50). The Bruzzeses have recruited their mum to help with the cooking. Her basil pesto is the highlight. It is fresh and feisty and transforms avocado on toast into something quite special.
Belgrave Cartel
Address: 6 Belgrave Street, Manly, 9976 6548.
Open: Mon-Fri, 6am-4pm; Sat, 7am-3pm; Sun, 7am-1pm; Thurs, pasta night, 6-8.30pm
- 02 9976 6548
- Cuisine - Tapas
- Opening Hours - Mon-Fri, 6am-4pm; Sat, 7am-3pm; Sun, 7am-1pm
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'Light' is not a term to describe the bike. I could certainly put more modern components on it, but it's a) classic and b) came complete so I didn't hafta buy none of that stuff. From what I understand from the guy I bought it from (the second owner), it's a custom frame that was built for someone from National Geographic who toured Japan on it. I suppose I'd describe it as 'confident', if that makes any sense - it feels very stable. The tubular front gives a nice ride. Still need some service on it, I think - I can sometimes detect a slight knock in the bottom bracket, although I don't feel it when I pull on the crank arms with the bike stationary. I believe the hubs need some fresh grease as well, I slow down a little faster than expected when coasting.
Mostly D-A EX, with the exception of the seatpost (Suntour Superbe) and the headset (600). Rear wheel is a Mavic MA2, front is an Araya Gold. Bars are Nitto, I believe. Saddle is a Turbo. Came with some SR pedals but the bearings need replacement, so I put a set of Sakaes that I had on there for now.


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I hate it when girls have scars all over their left forearms from slashing themselves.
I doubt those are scars. Look more to me to be impressions left in her skin from those FOUR sets of handcuffs you see hanging up in the background on #52. Although I do see what look like scars above each of her breasts (#1). Hmmm.
And, what, exactly, makes her a "hippie"? Hippies do not use handcuffs (the man), and they do not drive around in 70s-era big-block GM machines (gas guzzlers). Sheesh!
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Sickle Trait and Sickle Cell Disease
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Dr. Ben Wedro practices emergency medicine at Gundersen Clinic, a regional trauma center in La Crosse, Wisconsin. His background includes undergraduate and medical studies at the University of Alberta, a Family Practice internship at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario and residency training in Emergency Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
People can dream, but their road to success can be derailed in the most unusual ways, perhaps none as strange as that which affected Ryan Clark of the Pittsburgh Steelers. When his team plays in Denver, the Mile High City, so named because it sits at an altitude of 5,280 feet, Clark is sidelined. This is because of an incident in 2007 in which Clark ended up critically ill requiring emergency surgery because of his genetics; he suffers from sickle trait, a condition that affects the shape and function of red blood cells. So when his teammates compete in the Mile High City, Clark is relegated to the sidelines.
Red blood cells are manufactured in the bone marrow. Their unique biconcave shape (think of squeezing a marshmallow between your fingers) increases their storage capacity for hemoglobin molecules that carry oxygen. They also make the cells pliable and soft so they can squeeze through the tiniest blood vessels in the body. In sickle disease, the red blood cells form an abnormal crescent shape that is rigid, causing the red blood cells to be damaged. The cells aren't malleable enough to get through tight spaces, and this can increase the risk of forming blood clots in the small capillaries of different organs causing the potential for organ damage.
Sickle cell disease is a genetic disease that most commonly affects people whose heritage is usually African or Caribbean. Patients with full blown sickle cell anemia have inherited a sickle gene from each parent and are usually diagnosed in childhood as having this autosomal recessive disease. Autosomal means that the gene is not located on either the X or Y sex chromosome. Recessive means that you need to have two copies of the involved gene to have the disease. If only one parent passes on that "bad gene," the disease may not be present, or in the case of sickle disease, the patient is said to have sickle trait. People with sickle trait usually live normal lives and have very few, if any, symptoms. Unfortunately, that is not always the case.


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"Africa" premieres Jan. 8 on Discovery Channel
The seven-part series "Africa," a Discovery Channel/BBC co-production that was four years in the making, makes its debut at 9 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8 on Discovery Channel.
Forest Whitaker narrates the project, which spotlights new species, new places and new animal behaviors, including this violent giraffe fight that took a month to locate and film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50em1rV12X4
More information on "Africa," provided by Disovery Channel, is as follows:
Here is just a sampling of what crews went through to make "Africa":
- 1,598 days on location
- 79 filming expeditions
- 553 cameras capturing more than 2,000 hours of HD footage
In that time, crews had some dangerous encounters:
- A cameraman was trapped in a tree for four hours with an elephant trying to shake him out of it. Recent surges in poaching have made some elephants wary of humans.
- A crew accidentally strayed into two different abandoned minefields in Egypt and Mozambique.
- Authorities in Sierra Leone arrested two crewmembers as they mistakenly confused the camouflage-adorned crew to be rebels.
The risks were worth it, as the Africa crew captured some amazing filming firsts:
- The most intense giraffe right ever filmed; it took them four weeks to capture the 90-second knockout. There were no other fights the entire month they were there.
- A combination of opportunity and sheer brass, lizards in Serengeti, Tanzania, hunt for flies on the backs of sleeping lions, a behavior discovered by a local scientist but never before filmed.
- It took three long weeks of searching and days of trekking through a swamp, cutting a path as they went – but a crew finally filmed for the very first time the bizarre nesting behavior of this bird in Zambia.
To view a trailer for "Africa," click here.
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7x7's May 2013 Travel Issue Launch at La Mar
7x7 unveiled our newest issue—dedicated to the most intriguing Latin American destinations for San Francisco's travelers—on a gorgeous day at La Mar Cebecheria Peruana on the Embarcadero.
Holiday Wine Buying Guide: Peju Province Winery
Celebrate the season with California's best wines and food pairings.
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The 2007 Peju Estate Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve is a handcrafted, small-production bottling from Napa Valley. This elegant wine features hand-picked fruit from selected blocks within our estate vineyard, located in Rutherford. The wine was aged for 26 months in 100% French oak barrels, 85% new.
The Wine Country Fights Breast Cancer
October is official Breast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM), which is an annual health campaign to increase awareness of the disease and raise funds for research, prevention, and hopefully one day find a cure. Over the years, Napa Valley wineries and businesses have given a great deal to support the fight against breast cancer and we'd like to honor a few that maintained this tradition in 2011.
Party Time in Napa Valley: Harvest Celebrations and Grape Stomps
It's harvest in the wine country and for a winemaker that means it's time to start picking grapes (determined primarily based on the sugar content, measured in Brix) but for the rest of is it's all about picking the right harvest parties to attend. Most wineries have at least one harvest party, starting as early as September and running through November, which range from grape stomps to black tie formals. These are almost always the best parties of the year and usually require reservations. Here are some of our top recommendations this year:
Summer Wines to Pair With BBQs and Warm Weather
Summer is here and if you're anything like me, you'll be spending most of your time at BBQs and hanging outdoors by pools, rivers and cool waters. But what wine to bring? Everyone's tastes are different so there's no right answer, but here are some of my favorites, a few summer-safe varietals and the top picks of a local expert:
Manly Wine Country: Ideas for a Napa Valley Father's Day
I'm the last person to ridicule any man for drinking wine instead of beer, or heading up to "romantic Napa Valley" for a day with the bros or fam. But I know that sipping wine certainly doesn't top the list of tough, "manly" activities. Here are some wine country experiences that won't drag down any macho egos on Father's Day.
The Top 7 Most Romantic Things to Do in Napa
Thinking about a trip up to Napa with your sweetie? To help you wade through the offerings, here's a list of the top 7 most romantic things to do in Napa.
Family in Town? Napa Valley Wineries With a Little Something for Everyone
Still have relatives in town? Just cause there are little kids running around doesn't mean you can't enjoy a day up in the Napa Valley. So load up the fam and head to these Napa Valley wineries that have a little something for everyone.


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Congrats to Chad Coleman (who plays Tyreese) and Sonequa Martin-Green (who plays Sasha) who've been promoted to full-time series regulars in AMC's hit zombie series, The Walking Dead, which returns in October.
As we saw in last weekend's season finale, both characters have now rejoined Rick at the prison.
In addition, we haven't seen the last of The Governor, because David Morrissey will also be returning as a series regular next season.
What direction will the series take once October comes around?
Creator of the series, Robert Kirkman, told THR the following:
"[Rick] is letting the people of Woodbury in and tying to tell Carl that these people are like us, you have to be open to this and the only way to survive in this world is to have people and be in a community. That's going to be a big part of season four."
So, we now officially have 3 black series regulars on the show, including Danai Gurira as Michonne. That breaks the rule doesn't it? The one about there not being more than 2 black regular players, right?
It's my understanding that the Sasha character was created just for the TV series, and doesn't exist in the comic books. It makes you wonder what exactly prompted that decision - to create this new character, and make her Tyreese's sister. I wonder what specific story-line they've crafted for her, and how it'll fit into the overall picture.
I wonder how Tyreese will be used, and how his story (whatever it is) will unfold, given that he's going to be around just about every episode. He's supposed to become Rick's right-hand man, so maybe we'll see that start to happen in season 4. He and Michonne are supposed to get involved romantically, although, in a previous interview, Danai didn't seem certain that this would happen. But maybe she just couldn't say.
And speaking of Michonne, will we see a more 3-dimensional depiction of her? Maybe dig into more back-story, give her something more to do than scowl and chop off heads with her sword from time to time.
Am I asking for too much of all these characters?
Obviously the series isn't following the comic books closely, so whatever you might have read in them, is pretty much out the window.
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Subject: [hwloc-devel] hwloc-gather-topology[.sh]
From: Jeff Squyres (jsquyres_at_[hidden])
Date: 2011-01-20 09:52:09
On the trunk, we have apparently dropped the .sh extension from hwloc-gather-topology. But on the v1.1 branch, it's hwloc-gather-topology.sh.
The NEWS file discusses changes to hwloc-gather-topology.sh in 1.1.1 (the .sh version was added in 1.1.0).
It is .sh on the 1.1 branch because we've already released 1.1.0 with the name "hwloc-gather-topology.sh"?
If so, should we rename the trunk to match? Or is this a known / planned difference between 1.1.x and 1.2.x? Or ...?
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The 2008 Crunchies is our second annual competition and award ceremony to recognize and celebrate the most compelling startups, internet and technology innovations of the year.
The Crunchies is co-hosted by GigaOm, VentureBeat, Silicon Alley Insider, and TechCrunch. Best of all, the internet community is invited to choose who wins.
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With the Tour de Cure coming up in May, I knew I had to just bite the bullet and get a road bike. I've been looking for one for a while now and decided to try a new LBS and see what they had. It turns out I went to the right place. I told them what I was looking for and they were extremely helpful. I test rode a Felt Z85, Specialized Allex, Sectuer and Tarmac. The Specialized bikes felt a little more comfortable to me than the Felt and while the Tarmac was pure awesome, it was outside my price range. I decided on a 2010 Specialized Allez Elite. I got a $150 discount and a free basic bike fitting. Overall it was an amazing buying experience.
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Noblegarden is the Easter themed even that last for one week each year. This year Noblegarden is from 21st of April till 28th of April. There are a bunch of achievements that can be collected as well as a nice few ways to make some gold at the same time.
Noblegarden Guide - Achievements
Firstly lets look at some of the Noblegarden achievements, these can be done quite quickly but the tool tips for the achievements are not exactly very descriptive on how to complete some of them. Where possible I will include any possible gold making opportunity's with these achievements.
Noble Gardener
This is the main achievement for completion of every one of the Noblegarden achievements except Dressed For The Occasion and Sunday's Finest. This achievement awards the player title The Noble. This Noblegarden guide will cover all the achievements
Blushing Bride
For this achievement, you must kiss another player of either gender who is wearing an Elegant Dress while you are wearing a White Tuxedo Shirt and Black Tuxedo Pants. Either buy these clothes from the vendor in exchange for Noblegarden Chocolate or be lucky and get them when opening Brightly Colored Eggs.
Gold Tips - A slightly mean way to make gold at this point in the game is to sell the tailor made versions of the clothes on the Auction House. These are different from the ones you need for the achievement but you will be shocked how many you can sell at this time in the game.
Chocolate Lover
Easy one, just eat the Noblegarden chocolate you find from the Brightly Colored Eggs. For this achievement you must eat 25 Noblegarden Chocolate
This is similar to Chocolate Lover but this time you need to eat 100 Noblegarden Chocolate.
Desert Rose
To complete this achievement, you must first obtain the Spring Robes either from a Brightly Colored Egg or purchased from a vendor for 50 Noblegarden Chocolate. Simply equip the robes and you can activate it's 'Use' ability, which in this case plants a flower where you stand! Once you've got the robes on, simply travel to each of these five deserts - Badlands, Desolace, Silithus, Tanarisand Thousand Needles - and plant a flower.
Dressed for the Occasion
This might take some time to complete as you have to get lucky. The Elegant Dress is inside a Brightly Colored Egg. Dont worry too much about getting this if you are only going for the main Noblegarden achievement as this is not required to complete.
Hard Boiled
For this achievement you must lay an egg in the Golakka Hot Springs of Un'Goro Crater while transformed into a Noblegarden Bunny. There are two different ways to become a Noblegarden Bunny. The easy way is to have another player travel with you and use a Blossoming Branch to change you into a rabbit. Simply stand around long enough and eventually your rabbit will lay an egg (remember to /sit to get the achievement). The more complicated way is to open Brightly Colored Eggs until you are randomly transformed into a Noblegarden Bunny. Then travel Un'goro.
When creating this Noblegarden guide, I was able to use cross realm zones. Its worth just heading to Un'Goro and waiting for someone else with a Blossoming Branch.
Gold Tips - If you are waiting for a Dungeon Queue or Battleground, Hang out in Un'Goro and charge people gold for you to turn them into a Noblegarden Bunny. People will pay anything for achievements!
I Found One!
Find an egg in an egg. Simply loot a Brightly Colored Egg from inside a Brightly Colored Egg, found in any starting zone in Azeroth. This is very easy, just time consuming unless you are lucky.
Noble Garden
For this achievement you must hide a Noblegarden Egg anywhere in Silvermoon City (if you're Horde) or Stormwind City (if you're Alliance). These eggs can be purchased from the Noblegarden vendors for 5 Noblegarden Chocolate, and you can then loot the egg yourself.
Shake Your Bunny-Maker
For this achievement you must use Spring Flowers to place bunny ears on a female of each race that is level 18 or higher. Spring Flowers can be purchased from a Noblegarden vendor for 50 Noblegarden Chocolate or may be randomly looted from a Brightly Colored Egg. While finding females of every race may not be very difficult, the item has a 5 minute cooldown. Dalaran is a great place to get this done as its a nutral area where you can have easy access to the other faction.
Spring Fling
You first need to get a Spring Rabbit's Foot. There is a small chance to loot it randomly from a Brightly Colored Egg or purchase it from a Noblegarden vendor for 100 Noblegarden Chocolate. Once you have done that, head out to each of the four starting areas for your faction and find another player with a Spring Rabbit. Take a moment for your pet to do its "stuff" and move to the next zone.
Sunday's Finest
This luck-based achievement is awarded upon discovering both the White Tuxedo Shirt and the Black Tuxedo Pants inside a Brightly Colored Egg. This achievement is not a requirement for the meta-achievement Noble Gardener.
Noblegarden Guide - Gold Making
There are two main items that become availiable during Noblegarden that goldmakers love. Swift Springstrider and Spring Rabbit's Foot. Both of these are purchased by using the Noblegarden Chocolate you get by opening Brightly Colored Eggs.
The Swift Springstrider costs 500 Noblegarden Chocolate
The Spring Rabbit's Foot costs 100 Noblegarden Chocolate
The Mount will be the more valuable in the long run. So focus your efforts on collecting for those. The chocolates can be collected at an average of 200 per hour.
These mounts can be sold on the World of Warcraft Auction House. Early on in the event they will be at there highest cost so if you are looking for one yourself and dont want to farm, just wait till just after the event. This is often the cheapest time to buy one as everyone who farmed them are competing for the lowest price.
Most years I have bought a few to then resell later in the year. Waiting till the competition reduces on the Auction House can let you sell them for much more that it cost you to buy.
The event should be considered as a fun way to make some side gold. There are many other better ways to make gold than farming the mounts, but this has zero requirements and a zero skill requirement so is a great one for people who just need a few thousand gold easily. If you take any single peace of World of Warcraft Gold making advice from this Noblegarden Guide, it should be to wait till AFTER the even to buy the mount and too buy a few as they will be at there cheapest.
Happy Easter and good luck.


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We just got some whiplash turning around to look in the archives, but it looks like a long-ago mooted Hugh Jackman musical -- that we figured was left buried in the sands of time -- is still very much alive.
Way back in August 2009 -- or to put it another way, two years ago -- it was announced that Jackman would exercise his song and dance muscles in "The Greatest Showman On Earth," a story about famed circus showman P.T. Barnum in musical form. Worryingly, the script is written by Jenny Bicks who penned the "The Sex and the City" movie and hopefully she won't "Carrie up" the plot that will center on Barnum's adoration for Swedish opera singer Jenny Lund (a role yet to be cast, let the shortlist begin). It should also be noted that two years ago, U.K. artist Mika was being eyed to write a contemporary score and songs for the film, but we presume that is no longer planned (and there's no mention of him in this latest update). All this said, the movie is still on track as Variety reports that commercials director Michael Gracey is now on board to helm the movie.
So why Gracey? Well, he directed a pretty nifty and energetic Lipton ice tea commercial (see below) that featured none other than Jackman dancing his way through a hotel and clearly, the two hit it off. While the fresh movement is nice, this one is still a ways off. Jackman starts shooting "The Wolverine" this fall with James Mangold at the helm and is likely to follow it up with Tom Hooper's "Les Miserables." But no worries for Gracey, who recently took over the Snow-White-but-it's-not-a-Snow-White movie "The Order of the Seven" -- he'll knock that out first before tackling 'Showman.'


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The San Antonio Spurs have been dealt yet another injury blow, with forward Boris Diaw set to miss three to four weeks after Thursday surgery to have a synovial cyst excised from his lumbar spine, the team announced.
Diaw has averaged 5.8 points, 3.8 rebounds and 2.4 assists in 22.8 minutes for the Spurs. Diaw has served as a legitimate space-provider at power forward, shooting 53.8 percent from the field and 38 percent from three.
Without him, the Spurs will turn to third-year player DeJuan Blair, whose minutes have gone down since Charlotte traded Diaw to San Antonio in 2011-12.
Diaw's injury is one in a line of setbacks for the Spurs. Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili have each dealt with issues in recent weeks that could spill into the NBA playoffs and hurt the Spurs' hopes of making a deep run.


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PINEHURST, N.C. – Danny Sink is back where it began for him with the United States Golf Association.
In 1999, he worked as a USGA intern at the first U.S. Open held at Pinehurst No. 2.
Fifteen years later, he is here with a much bigger profile, having been the championship director for six U.S. Opens and getting ready for his seventh, the 2015 Open at Chambers Bay in University Place.
For the big event, it's all hands on deck, and that is why Sink is at Pinehurst this week, where it is anything but a break.
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"It's 20-hour days," Sink said Tuesday. "I got four hours sleep last night. That was actually pretty good."
Sink has spent much of the first week working with the players as they arrive, getting them registered, helping set them up any way possible.
As the week progresses, he will be spending time with delegations for future U.S. Open sites, including Pierce County and University Place officials.
Enthusiasm continues to run high for the event next year, with the opening of public ticket sales Monday "off the charts … phenomenal," in Sink's words.
"We sold about $2 million of tickets in the first six hours."
Sink said he didn't know how many tickets the $2 million equated to, but said the dollar figure exceeded his expectations, which were already high based on the unprecedented pace at which volunteers signed up.
"I would say if you want to secure your tickets for the championship, don't wait," he said. "We've sold out 27 consecutive years for our championship rounds, and there is no doubt in my mind that Chambers Bay will. When that happens, I don't know, but I think it's safe to say it will certainly be in 2014. So the message is, 'Don't wait.' "
This week, though, Chambers Bay is getting 10 percent of Sink's attention and Pinehurst 90 percent. And his days always begin early.
"Our gates open at 6 a.m., so we have our staff meetings at 4 a.m.," said Sink, who grew up in Granite Quarry, about an hour northeast of Pinehurst, and went to college at North Carolina-Wilmington. "Then I try to get out of here around 11 p.m. or midnight. This is a 24-hour operation. There are a lot of things you can't do during the day, like getting trash out, vendor deliveries, things like that."
Sink said perhaps the biggest difference between Pinehurst and Chambers Bay is space. With five courses on the property here and hundreds of acres, the USGA capped daily paid attendance at 42,500, but with volunteers, credentialed individuals and nonpaying youths, that number swells to well over 50,000.
Total attendance for the week is expected to be about 275,000 to 300,000, with at least another 100,000 expected for the Women's U.S. Open next week that is also at Pinehurst No. 2.
At Chambers Bay, the USGA is capping daily ticket sales at 30,000, which will mean about 40,000 on the course when volunteers and others are included.
Pinehurst and Chambers Bay look nothing alike. Pinehurst is a relatively flat course, and with such expansive space, it is easy for great numbers of spectators to walk and follow groups of golfers. With Chambers being quite hilly with sand dunes throughout, following one group of golfers will not be recommended. Instead, the plans are to build plenty of bleachers. One set of bleachers on the 18th hole will seat 7,000 to 9,000 people, making it one of the biggest bleachers in U.S. Open history.
"We are going to make a conscious effort to give people a great venue to watch from if they don't want to venture out into the golf course," Sink said. "We want to give them a place to be near the gate."
A mini-city has been built for the event at Pinehurst, from huge merchandise pavilions to fan-experience tents where people can get free swing evaluations, to huge corporate tents for the well-heeled fans.
Construction of the city began in early March, and the timeline will be similar next year at Chambers. But what goes up must also come down.
"Everyone focuses on the buildup, but a lot of our hosts are more concerned about the tear-down," Sink said. "They need their parking lots back, and for example, this media center was built on tennis courts. They want those back. We try to be out by August.
"At Chambers Bay, we'll try to be out as soon as we can, but if it takes four months to build, you can't be out in six days," added Sink, who was the first USGA staffer on site full time at Chambers Bay and will be the last to leave.
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Your Kid's New Best Friendsjordanferney
I love finding handmade soft toys for kids and right now I'm really liking the upcycled animals from BubyNoa. Made by a mom, these toys are machine washable and built to last from quality vintage fabrics like wool, cotton, felt, fleece, linen, and silk. Each animal is unique and handmade. I also love the collection of critters — non specific little guys with a lot of personality. You can buy these toys at the BubyNoa shop on Etsy. See the bunny, elephant and critters after the jump!
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Jan 31 2008Life Hearts Shirt Is Zelda-ish, Light Up
The 8-Bit Dynamic Life Shirts From ThinkGeek remind me of playing Zelda and cost $25 apiece (but you're going to need two). When you're far away from your lady/man friend wearing the other shirt your hearts deplete to 2 1/2. When you come within 2 meters of your special someone your meter goes back to a full 6 hearts. Which sure as hell isn't enough to beat Ganon unless you have a bunch of red potions hidden somewhere. Sadly, I don't have anyone to give my matching shirt to. But thankfully ThinkGeek also sells a $12 transmitter that will set your shirt off when you near it. Just set it close to something you love and TA-DA!, you're still lonely. I'm gonna set mine next to the ice cream because *sniffle* it's all I have in the world.
Another picture and a video of the shirts in action after the jump. Warning: Major geek alert.
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Thanks to Jennifer, who has guys fighting over who can wear the matching shirt, for the tip
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this is totally an obsessive, short lasting relationship MUST HAVE!!
I can only imagine all the sappy, pushing a week long lovers that are seeing these, looking at each other, and anticipating the mail man...
I know I am!
but the lights lit up before they got close to each other. there's only one explanation. the shirts can READ YOUR MIND.
the shirts know your lusty thoughts.
the shirts know what that stain is on the left corner.
the shirts know what you did in college that time but were really drunk so it didn't really happen, that's what you've decided. yes.
Its so lame and cool at the same time!
As long as you only have the one you can add it to your collection of emo clothes...
Okay I don't say much here but on this one? That doesn't look like a fun party. Usually on Friday nights people don't say "Hey, let's wear some shirts with blinky heavy clumpits built into them and party in a lonely corner of freshly hung sheet rock... with a nearby window for photographic genius effect.
F*** it - I want one.
I find it slightly less lame that there is a transmiter available to set it off.
That makes it kinda ok.
whatev ... i could pwn ganon with 2 hearts and my trusty silver arrows
*cough* back to WOW
this is totally an obsessive, short lasting relationship MUST HAVE!!"
Or maybe just a joke gift to make your partner laugh and act silly. That's how I see it. x)
awwww that's sweet...
Wow, I really want one. XD The transmitter is awesome too, I can put it on my cat :D
rofl, wow..
this is quiet...nerdy xD
lol, which makes it perfect for my boifriend :D
haha ;]
damn, i want one...n.n <3
I bought one of these shirts for my girlfriend for christmas, she opened it and thought it was cute. Then I told her to go change into it, while I waited in the living room with her family, (wearing mine under a sweater). She came back upstairs and I lifted my sweater to show her mine and as she walked towards me the hearts filled up. Good moment. She loves it.
hi friend.. how much is this?? i want to buy.. please reply on my mail firstname.lastname@example.com.. tnx.. reply asap!
Hey how do I get one of these!? I need two bad
thangk you