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Hotel lobby was currently under remodel, no breakfast available.Genuine Expedia guest review
"great stay"
I HAVE STAYED HERE SEVERAL TIMES IN THE PAST, AND THE ROOM WAS COMFORTABLE, CLEAN AND VERY WELL SET UP.I WILL STAY HERE AGAIN AND RECOMMEND TO FRIENDS.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The stay was fabulous. We went to the sights and rode the trolly through St. Augustine and saw the Lighthouse. Not sure how you got Katrina as the person that took this trip because it was not her it was Lethia. Katrina is my daughter and was not there at all.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Would stay again."
The staff were friendly, helpful, and very nice. Good location right across from public beach. We like this place.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice & quiet"
It would have been nice if the website mentioned that the property has a hot tub. We did not bring our swimsuits & it would have been great to use the hot tub.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"great slocation"
Unfortunate construction project underway at front entrance during our stay but the grill next door had wonderful food and courteous staff that made up for any shortcomings at the hotel. Shout out to Little Margies!Genuine Expedia guest review
"A few changes"
We enjoyed our stay and for the price it was a good value. Just a couple of small improvements and this hotel could have recieved all 4's and 5's. First there was a place everyone dumped their cigarette butts and it was very unattractive - the hotel needs to keep those spots clean. The only other complaint was that the bathroom walls needed to be wiped […] down - the tub was clean, but they didn't do a good job on the walls. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"a GOOD PLACE"
i needed a place to shower and sleep and it worked perfectly for thatGenuine Expedia guest review
"Mini Vacation"
Great place and convenient to everything.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Ok hotel"
Ok hotel needs upgrade in the bathroom. The hotel was alright. The reception area was totally not welcoming. The receptionist was cautious. The bathroom in the room needs a makeover. It didn't look clean at all.Genuine Expedia guest review
"It's a great place to stay and friendly"
We go down at less 3 or 4 times a year and we love to stay at this Super 8.It is close to the beach and places to eat are in walking distance.We go walking late night and feel save in the area.It is Family own and they are very friendly to all.The rooms are clean and if you need anything Sue will get it for you if she can.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to historial sites"
Hotel wasn't very far from St Augustine's Historial Sites. Beach is right there. Next time we will bring our own pillows.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Affordable across the street from the beach"
The staff was not helpful at all... But that was not why we were there, we had a huge room... The air conditioner worked great... The room was comfortable, and the location was great! I would stay againGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"really close to beach and not far from sights"
our stay was very pleasurableGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very good stay"
Location is great. Room was clean, people were friendly and I would def. stay there again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Well worth the price you pay. Right across the street from the beach and a couple of miles from historic district. A nice bike ride can take you to all the spots. Easy check in and easy parking. Close to a lot of restaurants(within walking distance) and a supermarket about a mile away. Perfect for a little surf safari. Room was clean and cool. It's […] not the Waldorf it's a super 8 but the location alone makes it a good deal. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"right acroos the street from the beach!"
the staff was very very nice, especially sue and her husband. The pool needs major cleaning. i got into the pool soon after checking in and had a very very bad film on my skin and my hair. I felt groos for days. I inquired about it and was told that the pool is a mixture of regular water, rainwater that comes down and chemicals. They need to do something […] about that. But other than that it was great, Professional and gracious staff! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
all good, except lousy breakfastGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Smokey but close to beach"
Thought it was "Smoke Free" , Reservation said NON Smoking,,,but it was a Smoking room with ash trays included,,,,Smelt horrible. Had to go but room freshener to be able to stay! Location was great, 1/2 block from Beach pier. Close to many activities, bars and restaurants.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Close to beach. Restaurants in walking distance..convenient to everywhere we wanted to goGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great for the Price and Location"
Typical Super 8 hotel. But for the price and being right across from the beach it was worth the money we paid. Room was very clean and presentable, staff was very kind and knowledgeable, the surrounding area was very nice with plenty of local and chain restaurants. Only problems we encountered was the toilet tank was leaking, the a/c kept going in/out […] and didn't maintain the desired room temperature, we were on the 2nd floor and had to carry our luggage up stairs to our room. We would stay here again, based only on the price and convenience only. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"stayed before, will stay again"
We stay here because it's close to the beach, clean and affordable, close to downtown without the traffic and crowds. The staff is great, the neighborhood mostly quiet and we can walk to the beach or dinner, or drive to town in less than 10 min for half the price.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Convenient location"
The hotel was clean, the bed and pillows comfortable. Much more than I expected for a hotel by the beach. The carpets were clean, not the typical sticky at beach hotels. The front desk staff from friendly and made excellent recommendations for meals.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Super 8 St Augustine, FL"
The pool need cleaned, it had sand in it. The continental breakfast doesn't consist of much. On our third night there, the air conditioner in our room quit working. I personally had to help the night replace the old unit with a new one at 11:00 PM. The room we had was pretty small. And the noise from the construction site next door was loud. Although […] the staff were very pleasant and did their best to make our stay enjoyable. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Good friendly staff and a overall nice hotel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to the beach."
Over all our stay was satisfactory. The room was what I expected for the great price we received. I would stay again and recomend it to friends. I do think the carpet needs to be cleaned.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice Place"
Nice area and across the highway from the beach. The area has several crosswalks (speed limit 25) and flags to help people cross. If you want to be on a different section of beach they have ample public parking and public restrooms with showers. Hotel was a pretty standard super 8. Breakfast was cereal and a muffin.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Just ok"
The hotel was just ok. Beds were like sleeping on a board. We had a pet friendly room. Got hit with a $22.00 pet surcharge on arrival. I did not know to let Hotels.com know I had a pet. I saw the "pet friendly" sign in their post. Local area is beautiful and not over developed. Super 8 was clean.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The location is excellent, short walk across the street to the beach. The rooms are nicely arranged and the staff is friendly. The hotel has really good potential if more initiative and pride was shown by the owners. Upon arrival, the pool was green and filthy. Very gross. Fortunately, by the next day it was looking proper. We had a pile of beach sand […] in our room but because we arrived late, we decided to leave it for the next morning. Upon arrival the next day, as of 4pm the room had not been cleaned but all the towels had been taken. The owner said there was a DND sign but that had been taken down that morning. Fortunately by the time we came in that evening, the room looked more presentable. The breakfast is really not good. No effort at all is made to make it appealing. Only cereal, toast and danish. Coffee is weak. Juice is sweet. Buy your own fruit and boiled eggs. Fortunately publix and Starbucks are right up the street. The only thing recommendable about this hotel is the location. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to the beach, not worth the price."
Room was smelly, very musty, tight space, Front desk staff was not cooperative and very unfriendly. A/C was very poor, swiming pool size too small, cloudy water, Jacuzzy water was yellow not clean at all. Not a single guest stepped in,in the three days of my stay. It was a one family operation, everything was controlled by them. "white" towels were […] not white, they were greyish and as hard as sand paper. I have stayed in other hotels within the same price range and have experienced a great guest service. But this one I will NOTrecommended to my worst enemy. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Clean room, hot shower"
Our room was clean, staff very friendly. The pool was not working properly one day and you can see that staff was working on an issue. By the next day, the pool was ready to be enjoyed! Very economical and the bed was very comfortable. It looks like they are expanding their breakfast area which is a positive approach. Breakfast is limited but the coffee […] was wonderful!!!! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very close to the Pier and Restaurants!!"
This is the second time we have stayed there and we loved it just as much this time as we did the last time and will be repeat customers!!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Family Vacation to St. Augustine 8/1-4/2013"
I was very surprised at the remodeling of the Super 8, still could use a little more work but for the price it was very pleasing. The staff were great and welcoming, don't stay out too late cause you might not find a parking spot... Easy access to the beach and restaurant's not to mention about a 5-10 minute ride to the old town.. simply put, I would […] definitely stay again... Hope this helps Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Short Stay"
Stayed to watch a concert at the amipitheatre, which is just close by. Room smelled musty,"breakfast" was coffee and some cereal and juice. other than that it was good, room was large, bed was comfortable and the pool was good. just accross the road from the beach. Was good for a short stay.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Value"
Our 1st vacation without the kids! Overall, this was a great value. A perfect location, right across from the beach, close to attractions and dining. Sue, at the front desk, was friendly and accessible. The hair dryer in our room was not working, it was taken care of within hours. While not a "5 star" hotel, we were certainly given that treatment. The […] ladies in housekeeping were friendly and took great care in keeping us supplied with extra towels, which was a big plus. Construction at the front of the hotel and with a restaurant next door did not detract from our stay. We live in a small apartment community and our week at this hotel made us feel like we were at home. We will definitely be back! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Not a high-end hotel but everything was clean and staff was nice & helpful. Beach access is across the street. Only drawback was check-in time. We were there at 1:00 and could not chech-in until 3:00 even though the room we were assigned to was ready.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
GOOD PRICE FOR THE LOCATION. NO FRILLS ROOM. WILL DEFINITELY BOOK AGAIN..Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"dirty carpet"
Carpet turned your feet black. Front desk was short staffed.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Just a Super 8"
Good price, right across the street from the beach. But its only a super 8, They're all pretty well the same. Pool was a little dirty but other than that no complaints!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not Super"
Disgusting black grime all over carpet, even after shampooed. Could not walk barefoot. The pool was murky green and could not even see the bottom. Did. Not even feel safe to try it. Staff not friendly. Card key had to constantly be reprogrammed as it wouldn't, open the door. The continental breakfast was a sweet roll or two different types of cerea […] l. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great Location!"
Location was wonderful - right across fromt the beach, restaurants within walking distance, and just a few minutes drive from Old Town St. Augustine.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Not worth the money!"
The clerk at the front desk was extremely unpleasant. The rooms are filthy. The breakfast wasn't fit to eat. Would have been more comfortable sleeping in my car!!!Genuine Expedia guest review
"hotel across from the beach"
rooms are small, bathroom door broke, and under sink poured water on floor bad, we had to get handyman to come.Genuine Expedia guest review
got black feet from carpetGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Across from the beach"
When we arrived at the hotel it was after midnight, the man worked the front desk informed me he could not give us a room because we did not call to advise them we were bringing a dog, he then told me he was going to call hotels.com to refund us the money for the booking, and for us to find another hotel elsewhere. may I remind you this is late at night […] after we have been driving for over 5 hours in the heavy rain from GA to FL, needless to say I was more than upset, after a argument over this issue for another 20 minutes he finally agreed to give us a room, the stay itself was not bad, there could be some upgrades done to the hotel however you can't possibly expect a upgraded hotel in a location such as this one for under $100, I am a realist and the price is definitely right for this hotel, but make sure you call these people ahead of time if you are bringing a furry friend so you will not have the same problem as we did, will probably not stay here again because i was not happy with the front desk "clerk" I knew he was the owner. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Clean and comfortable"
Outside of a funky odor we had nothing negative to say about this room or facility. We felt safe and comfortable the entire time we were here. There were great restaurants 2-3 minutes away. It was about 5 minutes to the lighthouse, Alligator Farm, and the historic St. Augustine. We were never in the car for more than 10 minutes the entire time we v […] isited. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"generous with the freebies, old hotel though"
great location, good prices, kinda shabby but not unpleasantGenuine Expedia guest review
"close to the beach"
Overall a decent stay at a hotel where you get what you pay for. Rooms were a little small for a family of 4 and the continental breakfast consisted of cereal and honey buns but it was well worth it for the short walk(across the street) to the beach. The hotel maid service was outstanding. She met us every morning asking if we needed anything and she […] had a great attitude. Front desk woman, not so much. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Hotel was pretty clean but the tv was outdated, there was no iron to use on our clothes as well as no fridge or microwave. The outlets would not hold any of our plugs unless we positioned them right. The hotel was good for the price we paid ($43 a night) but we stayed at a super 8 on st. augustine beach earlier that week that was much better.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not So Desirable"
Outside Hot Tub was dirty and not hot enough. There was only one jet that worked. The others were broken. The room had a terrible musty odor that never went away during our stay. Had to get room card key replaced twice. These negative points could Easley be fixed. The location was good(close to the Beach and Dining) and not to far to Downtown Historic […] District. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
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This place ROCKS!!! – This is one of the best places that I have ever been! The lounge is top notch; I go with about ten of my friends every Monday Night for Monday Night Football. The crowd is excellent; just a bunch of good guys who like cigars, a good cocktail, and maybe an occasional game of poker.
The food is top notch, only the best...I was actually pleasantly surprised at how good the quality truly is... I would not have expected to have the quality that they serve at such good prices... Truly a bargain! The cigars are also top notch; the walk in humidor has everything that you could possibly want. The very best thing about this club, however, is the family that owns it! Angela and Sean make even the first time guest feel so incredibly at home that you will feel like you have been a member of the club for ten years after only five minutes in the lounge! Check it out, especially for big time sports events...They have a 110 inch movie screen size t.v. with stadium sound, and good jazz music when the game isn't on! If you are a man's man, this place is truly heaven!
The best cigar bar in Orange County – I love this place. Great selection. Great drinks, and awesome people own it. Sean and Angela are so friendly, and always offer their expertise. Always ready with an answer to my many questions. I love to go to the tastings they have. Get a deal on buying a few cigars, or even a box. Relaxing atmosphere, comfortable. Never met anyone I didn't like here. Highest possible recomendation.
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Extraordinary! – You must check Club Aficionado's out. It is like no other cigar lounge I have ever been to. It offers a very friendly, knowledgable staff and the comfort of your own home. The members are the elite businessmen and professionals of Orange County. The food is absolutely marvelous and the entertainment is impressive. I was able to have access to the private lounge by purchasing $25 worth of cigars. Angela, the owner, was extremely hospitable and knowledgable.
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The 1939 season was an historic year for the New York Yankee franchise. It is probably best remembered as the season Lou Gehrig's consecutive game playing streak and remarkable Yankee career both came to a tragic end. It was also the year that the team, under manager Joe McCarthy, captured a record fourth straight World Series crown. The 1939 Yankees were also the only team in franchise history to have seven pitchers achieve at least ten wins during the same regular season. Hall of Famer, Red Ruffing led the staff with 21 victories. Atley Donald was next with 13. Another Hall of Famer, Lefty Gomez won a dozen as did Bump Hadley and Monte Pearson. Reliever, Steve "Smokey" Sundra chipped in with 11. All six of these guys had also pitched for New York the year before. In '39 they were joined by today's Birthday Celebrant, Oral Hildebrand. The Yankees had picked the big right hander up in a trade with the St Louis Browns after winning the 1938 World Series. At the time of the trade, Hildebrand was a 31-year-old eight-year veteran and one-time All Star, who had led the American League with six shutouts in 1933, while pitching for Cleveland. He became the sixth Yankee pitcher to achieve 15 starts during the 1939 season. He ended up winning 10 of his 14 decisions.


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As any aisle-hugging aesthete will tell you, the look, feel, and form of a film are just as important as its "themes." Indeed, the thematic material of a movie can no more easily be separated from the cinematic means that produce it than melodies can be separated from notes. Still, critics do it. Readers, we tell ourselves, have the right to know what a movie is ostensibly about. So I would have to say that Ken Loach's wonderful "The Wind That Shakes the Barley," which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes last May, is about a savage little corner of the Irish rebellion against the British in the years 1920 to 1922; that, more particularly, it's about two brothers from County Cork who fight the vicious English counter-revolutionary force, the Black and Tans, but then part company over the Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1921, which established the Irish Free State but preserved its dependent status as a "dominion" within the British Empire. One brother, Damien (Cillian Murphy), wants complete separation from the United Kingdom and a socialist revolution in Ireland; the other, Teddy (Pádraic Delaney), is willing to accept the treaty as the best possible outcome for the moment. The British are gone (except from Northern Ireland), but revolutionary solidarity among the Irish collapses into civil war. There's our theme: the revolution devours its children.
But, even as I write these words, I know that they barely touch what's onscreen. Ken Loach, an old-line social realist, years ago made studies of English working-class life, "Poor Cow" and "Kes," that were well received here, but, in recent times, his earnestness has worked as a damper. He had become so serious a man that you felt abashed if you saw his movies, guilty if you skipped them. Yet "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" (the prolix title comes from an old Irish revolutionary song) is a beautifully realized work and perhaps Loach's best film. He and the cinematographer Barry Ackroyd have produced a slightly dark, saturated color palette that preserves the raw dampness of the Irish weather, the even gray light, the flintiness of the stone cottages. The hilly landscapes are lovely without being picturesque (none of that travel-ad Irish green); the interiors are illuminated by natural light seeping through the windows, without the usual artificial "fill" that pulls faces, or corners of rooms, out of the shadows.
What Loach has produced, working with a script by Paul Laverty, is an anti-spectacular spectacle: the British military cars, tin lizzies carrying men in the open, are almost comically antique and vulnerable; the I.R.A. rebels, who wear awkward long coats and caps as they scramble over a hill, look less like a guerrilla force than like fellows who had planned to go shopping with their families but somehow got sidetracked into a bizarre adventure. The movie's power derives from what can only be called under-staging. When the Black and Tans storm into the yard of a Republican family, they line the young men up against a wall; the English soldiers are contemptuous of the Irish—they think they know these people, these troublemakers, and they treat them with coarse intimacy. Yet the brutality has an oddly spasmodic, unpatterned feeling: one soldier may be nearly insane with rage while the others stand around blank-faced, not sure how they should behave. The young Irish men are sullenly silent, too, as their mothers and sisters lunge distractedly toward them to protect them, then get shoved out of the way by the soldiers. Loach isn't trying for gracefulness or even clarity; he's trying for his own kind of scrappy truthfulness in which pent-up physical violence bursts out clumsily. Loach's violence doesn't have the stylized glamour of classic movie mayhem; it has the look of surprise.
Cillian Murphy, with his full lips and fine-boned face—he was the charming, sinister seducer in the neat little thriller "Red Eye" and the sweet cross-dresser in "Breakfast on Pluto"—might seem to be an odd choice for a revolutionary, but the point about Damien is that he's a mild man who has been groomed for a refined life (as a London doctor), only to get dragged into war. Murphy is normally very quiet in movies; he has attained his mystique as an actor by staring at people with baby-blue eyes. In this film, too, he has, at times, a deep stillness, but he has idiosyncratic moments as well, such as when Damien has to execute a teen-ager who has ratted on the I.R.A. Murphy, writhing, shoots the boy and stumbles away, nausea struggling against duty. The rest of Loach's actors, however, don't engage the camera with their eyes, which is generally how performers bring attention to themselves in movies. Instead, heads down, they stick to the clandestine business at hand, delivering messages, arguing in late-night meetings, hurtling through barely lit corridors. It's an exciting film, but Laverty and Loach demonstrate again and again that revolutionary violence, with its demand for internal discipline and purity, is inherently tragic. In the end, Damien can't accept the Anglo-Irish compromise because he's committed acts, such as killing the boy, that would become meaningless if he lessened the absoluteness of his goals. That he's wrong, or that his brother is wrong to threaten him with execution, isn't really the issue: the inexorability of the revolutionary process has caught both of them in its spiralling steel coils. Revising my statement of what "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" is about, I would say that it's a sombrely beautiful dream of the violent Irish past. Refusing the standard flourishes of Irish wildness or lyricism, Loach has made a film for our moment, a time of bewildering internecine warfare.


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Not even access to Quiver Dance can save this moth from being one of the worst Bugs around. The worst part is that it gets access to Compoundeyes but doesn't need it. Such a waste.
Switch in on Grass-types like Tangela and giggle as they are forced to switch out (assuming they've already used up Sleep Powder on something else on your team). From there, set up Quiver Dance to have a prayer of outspeeding your enemy and hope that Bug Buzz or Sludge Bomb will have enough power to KO it (it probably won't). Roost lets Dustox switch into Stealth Rock and opposing Grass-types multiple times just for the heck of it. Or you can choose Substitute to block Sleep Powder.
Shield Dust is cool in that Dustox won't get burned from Scald or paralyzed from Body Slam, meaning if your opponent is left with a team of Wartortle, Tangela, and Metang, you might have just won the match.
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Please humor me and leave the specially defensive set of generations past in the past. A physically defensive EV spread can be used on the Quiver Dance set to laugh at Sawk and Primeape, but then it takes even longer to get enough boosts to have a chance of sweeping. Silver Wind can be fun to try and nab that +1 boost to all stats.
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The one game wild card playoff is an abomination. 162 games and it comes down to one game? Worse, playing that game puts the winner at a huge disadvantage in the divisional series, having likely used their best starter. And this travesty gets worse - with it very possible that the wild card will end up playing the winner of their division in the first round. Wouldn't you rather see the Dodgers have to take on the Pirates? And the A's the Rays? Just another Selig abortion.
AL wild-card race tightens up on penultimate day, may extend beyond Game 162
The Indians and Rangers won on Saturday afternoon and the Rays lost. As a result, Cleveland took a one-game lead in the American League wild-card race, clinching a tie, and the Rangers tied the Rays for the second wild-card spot, putting all three teams just one game apart heading into the season's final day on Sunday. That's good news for Team Entropy, as it means that a three-way tie, which would necessitate tiebreaker games on both Monday and Tuesday in advance of Wednesday's Wild Card Game, remains a possibility, as does a two-way tie for the second spot, which would necessitate a tiebreaker on Monday.
All of those scenarios are detailed below, but first, let's take a quick look back at Saturday's games. With all three teams separated by just one game coming into Saturday, their remaining so isn't a shock. But it was rather shocking when Joe Maddon lifted his starting pitcher, Chris Archer, from the Rays' game in Toronto after Archer got the first out of the third inning.
Archer wasn't injured, but he wasn't particularly sharp either. Through 2 1/3 innings, he allowed six baserunners and threw 64 pitches, working into deep counts even during his hitless second inning. Archer stranded a pair of singles in the first, walked a man in the second, and was greeted by three singles in the third, the last tying the game at 1-1, before he struck out fellow rookie Moises Sierra for the first out of that inning.
To that point, all of Archer's outs had come on groundouts (three) and strikeouts (four), and the first single he allowed in the third didn't leave the infield. Nonetheless, with the season on the line, four lefties due to bat against the right-handed Archer, and an expanded roster, Maddon wasn't taking any chances. Never mind that the lefties were Anthony Gose, Ryan Goins, Ryan Langerhans, and Josh Thole.
Lefty reliever Alex Torres did the job, stranding both runners in the third and retiring three of those four lefties, with the exception, Langerhans, reaching on a bunt single, but the next two men out of the Rays' bullpen did not. Jamey Wright gave up a walk and a single to his first two batters in the fourth to allow Langerhans and Kevin Pillar, who also reached on an infield single against Torres, to score, and Wright and Brandon Gomes both gave up two-run home runs in the fifth, giving the Jays a 7-1 lead they would not relinquish as the Rays managed just one more run in the ninth and lost 7-2.
"I just thought Archie was struggling a bit," Maddon said after the game. "I didn't see a comfortable moment there and they had all those lefties coming up . . . I liked Alex there." He went on to credit the Blue Jays pitchers, who have held the Rays to a total of five runs over the last two games led by starters R.A. Dickey (on Friday) and J.A. Happ (on Saturday).
Todd Redmond, who is 3-0 with a 2.73 ERA in his last five starts, not counting holding the Rays to one run over six innings in Toronto back on August 18, will take the mound for the Blue Jays on Sunday afternoon looking to bounce Tampa Bay out of the postseason. Matt Moore (2-1, 2.28 in five starts since returning from the disabled list) will take the mound for the Rays.
The Rays loss opened the door for the Rangers to move back into a playoff spot, which they did, taking advantage of five Angels errors and a pair of wild pitches by Halos starter Garrett Richards to win a rain-soaked game 7-4 and climb into a tie with the Rays for the second wild-card spot. The Rangers will send Cy Young contender Yu Darvish to the mound on Sunday against Jason Vargas, who has a 2.89 ERA in three starts against the Rangers this season and shutout the A's in his last start.
Finally, the Indians moved ahead of Tampa Bay and stayed ahead of Texas by beating the Twins 5-1 behind another strong start from Scott Kazmir, who has a 3.06 ERA over his last 18 starts. Kazmir held the Twins to one run on six singles and two walks over six innings while striking out 11. It was Kazmir's third double-digit strikeout total this month. Only 11 pitchers have more double-digit strikeout games on the season — ten of them were All-Stars this year and the one who wasn't, Anibal Sanchez, is leading the AL in ERA.
The Indians control their own destiny and are guaranteed to play at least a tiebreak game beyond Sunday's game 162. On Sunday, they will send Ubaldo Jimenez, who has a 2.47 ERA over his last 22 starts, to the mound against the Twins and and Scott Diamond (6-12, 5.54 ERA including a beating at the hands of the Indians in late July) needing just a win to clinch a wild-card spot outright.
Speaking of which, here are those scenarios:
Sunday scenarios
Indians: Would clinch a wild-card spot if they win on Sunday or either the Rays or Rangers lose.
Rays and Rangers: Either team would clinch a wild-card spot if they win and the other loses.
If both the Rays and Rangers lose, or if all three teams win, the Rays and Rangers would be tied for the second wild-card spot. They would then play a tiebreaker game on Monday in Arlington with the winner advancing to Wednesday's Wild Card Game in Cleveland. The Rangers would host the tiebreaker by virtue of their 4-3 advantage in the season series between the two teams.
Two-team tie scenario: If the Indians lose and only one of the Rays or Rangers wins, the Indians and whichever team won would be the two wild cards and homefield advantage for Wednesday's Wild Card Game would be determined by their head-to-head record (see below).
Three-way tie scenario: If both the Rays and Rangers win and the Indians lose, all three will be tied at 91-71. In that case, the Rays and Indians would play a tiebreaker game in Cleveland on Monday with the winner advancing to Wednesday's Wild Card Game. The loser of Monday's game would then play the Rangers in Arlington on Tuesday with that winner also heading to the Wild Card Game. Homefield in the Wild Card Game would be determined by head-to-head record (see below).
Seeding in this scenario is determined by combined record against the other two teams. Thus the Indians would host the first game by virtue of having gone 7-5 against the Rays and Rangers. The Rays, 7-6 against the Indians and Rangers, would be the second seed. The Rangers, 5-8 against the Indians and Rays, would be the third seed. As the third seed, the Rangers would be the only team that wouldn't get two chances to play for the wild card, a disadvantage only slightly offset by their getting to host Tuesday's game.
Home-field advantage for the Wild Card Game: In the case of a tie, the Indians would host the Rangers (Cleveland won that series 5-1), the Rays would host the Indians (Tampa Bay won that series 4-2), and Rangers would host the Rays (Texas won that series 4-3) in Wednesday's AL Wild Card Game.
The one game wild card playoff is an abomination. 162 games and it comes down to one game? Worse, playing that game puts the winner at a huge disadvantage in the divisional series, having likely used their best starter. And this travesty gets worse - with it very possible that the wild card will end up playing the winner of their division in the first round. Wouldn't you rather see the Dodgers have to take on the Pirates? And the A's the Rays? Just another Selig abortion.
@WilyCoyoteSuperGenius One game playoffs have been around for a long time. The Red Sox lost one to Cleveland in 1948 and another to the Yankees in 1978. How else do to break a tie - flip a coin?
@WilyCoyoteSuperGenius I wish all the series were single game elimination. It would be like a bunch of games 7's.
Your logic is completely missing. It doesn't come down to one game. The season is 162 games long.
If any of these teams had won one more game (e.g. in April) then they wouldn't be in this situation.
@WilyCoyoteSuperGenius Disagree. If you don't want to play a one-game wild card, win your division. Simple as that.
@WilyCoyoteSuperGenius I get what you are saying, but if you can't win your division, you deserve to face obstacles.
@JohnG1 @WilyCoyoteSuperGenius 100% true . Keep the complaints to Kanye West .
@SavInTheCity @WilyCoyoteSuperGenius If you can't win your division, you deserve to stay home...
@SavInTheCity @WilyCoyoteSuperGenius As Herm Edwards has said in the past . . . . . that's why you play the game .Each one counts ,as one of the 3 teams above will painfully find out .
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The St. Nicolaas Boat Club of Amsterdam is a non-profit organization dedicated to the use and preservation of historic boats on the Amsterdam canals.
These boats were traditionally used to carry agricultural products to markets. They were also used as general barges to shuttle materials around cities.
Tuindersvletten are not glamorous boats, but they are perfect for the canals. These are the iron boats on which the city was built. They are characterized by their low sides and flat bottom. They are great for carrying vegetables, cows, bricks, and now... people.
Membership and Volunteering
We love our tuindersvletten (we have two, the Athena and the Toine) and these old girls take a lot of work and care to maintain. The boats live in the city center, which means they need to be cleaned of sand, street litter and trash every day. They live in Holland with means they need to have rain pumped out of the bottom just about every day (and that's just in the summer). They are made of steel and wood, and every year we paint the steel inside and out to prevent rust and sand and varnish the wood to keep it pretty. Then there are the ongoing maintenance tasks of keeping the electrics in working order, keeping the mechanics lubricated and oiled and maintaining the engines.
We love our boats and we hope you do too. St. Nicolaas friends are not afraid to get a bit dirty and help keep the boats clean and well maintained.
The St. Nicolaas is looking for volunteers to help us with some specific maintenance tasks.
We need an electrician who can help with the electrics on both boats. We need a mechanic who can help us re-install the engine. We need volunteers who can help with the painting that needs to happen for the Toine, a 3-step process to cover the steel inside and out. Now it may not be most people's idea of fun, but it sure is off the beaten tourist track. Plus, there is almost always beer involved. Volunteering on the boats makes you an friend and honorary member of the St. Nicolaas club for life.
Does this sound like you? And are you in Amsterdam? If you are interested in joining us, contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com
Legal troubles Continue
As of September, 2012, we're still not taking people regularly going out. In fact, we're having a bit of an existential crisis. Who are we, and what do we do, and why? In the meantime we've got an appeal in the system and may hear something in six weeks.
Somebody has been trying to shut on down for over a decade. And they may be succeeding. We're still not certain what we're doing wrong, but a court just decided that we're a tour boat, which we're not. If we were a business, we sure would be a crappy one. If we're a business, why ain't we rich? But apparently we can't run without a license. But of course the city won't give us a license. A classic Catch-22. We desperately need someone big and important in the city to take on our cause and show how much Amsterdam has to lose without our great little club.
The implications could go far beyond little ol' us. The court decision says that anybody who takes people out on a boat more than a few times a year is a tour boat. Seems like horrible decision not just for us but for all of boating in Amsterdam! Certainly it would also apply to the much loved Christiaan Brunings, who have no tour boat license and go out regularly.
What a shame it would be if all people were forbidden to take out friends and strangers on the water. And all because the Big Tour Boat companies fear our two little boats threaten their precious oligarchy (despite more than a decade of proof to the contrary)!
This is not the Amsterdam I knew and loved. Stop the vertrutting of Amsterdam!
What can we do? We honestly don't know.
Update, November, 2012: The decision to our appeal was delayed for six weeks. Usually a rejection would come right away, right? So we're slightly hopeful.
Mike's Bikes
While we are not taking our boats out right now, our former and hopefully future home is Mike's Bike Tours. Seeing the city by bike is an unforgettable experience and we recommend you check them out while you are in town. Thank you, Mike's Bike Tours!
Mike's Bike Tours are located at Kerkstraat 134, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Here they are on google maps.
Please do *not* call Mike's Bikes with any boat-related question. They were nice enough to let us use their place for free. We really do not want to piss them off (besides, they can't answer any boat-related question).
The St. Nicolaas Boat Club is an tax-paying independent non-profit organization (stichting).
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Exit at Berkeley Station, located at the corner of Center Street and Shattuck Avenue. Walk one block east on Center Street to the "T" at Oxford Street, then turn right on Oxford until Bancroft Way. Turn left on Bancroft to Telegraph Avenue for Zellerbach Hall, Zellerbach Playhouse, and Wheeler Auditorium; follow Bancroft Way to Dana Street for First Congregational Church, to College Avenue for Hertz Hall. Check the BART site for a current train schedule.
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Several AC Transit lines stop along Bancroft Way and in front of Zellerbach Hall, and other lines stop in front of the Berkeley BART station, which is a ten-minute walk to our venues (see the above directions from BART). Please check the AC Transit site for schedules and current lines.
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Bancroft Way at Ellsworth Avenue
3. Bancroft/Fulton Lot
Bancroft Way between Ellsworth Avenue and Fulton Street
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Dana Street near Bancroft Way, across from Zellerbach Hall
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Half price parking at the Telegraph-Channing garage (5. & 6.) with $5 minimum purchase validation from one of the participating Telegraph Ave. area restaurants listed here.
DrivingPlease note that, for those wishing to generate computerized directions to UC Berkeley venues, Zellerbach Hall does not have a street address. We suggest that you use the address of The Musical Offering, 2430 Bancroft Ave., as it is directly across the street from Zellerbach Hall.
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From Interstate 80 (San Francisco, Oakland, Marin):
Exit at University Avenue exit. Continue east on University Avenue approximately 1.5 miles to Oxford Street. Turn right on Oxford Street, pass Bancroft Way, and turn left on Durant Avenue. Turn left on Telegraph Avenue. See also Highway and Campus maps below for directions to venues, plus our venues page for more detailed directions and information.
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Exit at Telegraph Avenue exit. Turn right onto Telegraph Avenue and continue north approximately 2 miles to Bancroft Way. Turn left on Bancroft Way. See also Highway and Campus maps below for directions to venues, plus our venues page for more detailed directions and information.
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Yes, we know parking in Berkeley can often be difficult. In our Parking section you'll find some recommended locations and parking alerts, for times when parking may be scarce on campus due to conflicting events.
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Exit on University Avenue.
Continue east on University till you hit the campus at Oxford Street (approximately 1.5 miles).
Turn left on Oxford Street.
Turn right on Hearst.
Continue east up the hill past Euclid Avenue to Gayley Road.
Turn Right on Gayley Road. The Greek Theatre will be on your left.
From Hwy 24 Westbound:
Exit on Telegraph Avenue.
Continue north on Telegraph approximately 2 miles to Durant Street.
Turn right on Durant, and turn left on Piedmont Avenue.
Continue north, and Piedmont will turn into Gayley Road.
The Greek Theatre will be on your right.
From the RICHMOND LINE: Exit at the BERKELEY STATION (Shattuck and Center Streets). Walk 1 block east on Center Street to the campus, then consult the campus map at the West Entrance and walk east across campus to the Greek Theatre (approximately a 20 minute walk) located on Gayley Rd.
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1 small yellow onion, finely chopped
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Well, here we are again with another "Glance Back". This time we go back to the Grundy County Herald dated March 31, 1949.
The Tracy City Airport has been leased by Mr. C.H. Kilby and Rev. Waddell Roberts, according to rumors one hears on the streets, however it is fact that the east-west runway has been graded to permit landings. Several flights were made recently by pilot Roberts and Kilby. John Tate, local contractor, is erecting a hanger at the south end of the north-south runway near Highway 56.
The Tracy City Airport was started in 1933 or 1934, when W.P.A. was in full swing. The airport was never finished and has been lying idle in an unfinished condition ever since. Unquestionably an airport on the mountain would be a valuable asset and would furnish encouragement to local air enthusiasts. It is hoped that this surge of interest in flying will be continuous and ultimately produce a first rate airport for this section along with an ever increasing corps of local pilots and home-owned planes.
In the next issue on April 7, 1949, a photo on the front page of the Grundy County Herald show the airport hanger under construction local workers, Henry Dove, J.B. Owens and Arnold Dove.
Turner's Note: The W.P.A., Works Progress Administration, hired workers under a depression area conditions when President Franklin D. Roosevelt was in office.
In the March 3, 1949 edition of the Grundy County Herald is this article about a friend of mine when he was serving in the U.S. Navy. They list his real name but we always knew him by his nickname "Sunny Boy" Sweeton.
Marshal D. Sweeton, U.S.N., son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Sweeton, is serving aboard the 45,000 ton aircraft carrier U.S. Midway, operating in the Mediterranean area. In the course of its present tour of duty, the Midway has visited the ports of Gibraltar, Tripoli, North Africa, Augusta, Sicily, Naples, Italy and Nice, France. The ship is scheduled to arrive in Norfolk, Virginia, sometimes in March.
Sweeton, who entered naval service September 14, 1946, received recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Bainbridge, Maryland.
One more item for this "Glance Back."
Susan Paige Nunley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl David Nunley of Tracy City, celebrated her second birthday Sunday, March 22, with a birthday supper at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Geary.
Her cake was pink with two candles and was made by her grandmother, Mrs. Geary.
Others present besides Susan, her parents and her grandparents, were her brother, David, Linda Sue Geary, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tucker, and Wanda, Mary Geary, Jane Geary Gibbs, Roland Finchum of Tullahoma and Bobby Rose of Monteagle.
This article is from the North Grundy Star dated March 26, 1964, so I guess this young lady is going to have a birthday right after this "Glance Back" comes out, so Happy Birthday, young lady, from the writer of "A Glance Back."
Hold on – stop the presses. I just checked some more of my old records and guess what? Mrs. Julie Harris had a birthday this past Monday, March 18. So, Happy Birthday to this fine lady. If you see her or her daughter, Peggy, tell her to tell her mother "Happy Birthday."


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Annual Alumni Game Sets Stage for Fall Schedule
The Redbirds played in the annual alumni game Sunday, preparing them for an eight-game fall schedule.
Canopy, Kay Tabbed NFCA All- Region First Team Selections
The Redbirds placed two players on the first team for the first time since 2010
Kay Named MVC Player of the Year, Six Redbirds Earn All-Valley Accolades
Elizabeth Kay is the MVC Player of the Year, while Laura Canopy, Jhavon Hamilton, Taylor Baxter, Nichelle Harrison and Lauren Kellar are All-Valley selections
Potential MVC Title, Seeding at Stake as Redbirds Visit Evansville
ISU enters the season's final weekend third place in the MVC, but just a half-game out of first
Home Finale for Redbird Softball vs. Bradley, Thursday
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2011: Named to the Easton All-American Second Team...earned Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-Mideast Region Second Team honors...selected as the Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year and named to the All-MVC First Team...named one of 30 finalists for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award...named to the All-MVC Tournament Team...started all 55 games at second base...led the conference in batting average (.417), hits (80) and total bases (112)...scored a team high 41 runs and led the Redbirds with a .462 on-base percentage...her 80 hits ranked second in the ISU record books for hits in a single season, behind only the 90 she recorded as a freshman...finished a perfect 6-for-6 on the base paths...became ISU's all-time hits leader after going 3-for-5 with a double vs. Maryland at the Citrus Classic in Orlando, Fla. (Mar. 4)...put together a 25-game hit streak that began Mar. 19 and ended May 7...finished the 2011 postseason 8-for-14 with a double, a triple and a run scored (May 13-21)...recorded her 300th-career hit in the final game of her career in the NCAA Tournament at Missouri (May 21)...became the first player in the history of Redbird softball to be drafted in a professional softball draft when she was selected by the Chicago Bandits in the National Pro Fastpitch First Year Player Draft...held ISU career records for hits (301), doubles (49), runs scored (189), games started (223), total bases (435), at bats (750) and batting average (.401) and single-season records for hits (90), runs scored (56) and at bats (217) at the end of her playing career.
2010: Earned National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) 2010 All-American Third Team, along with Abby Olson ... it was the first time in Redbird history that two athletes were named NFCA All-Americans ... named to the All-MVC First Team for the third-consecutive season ... member of the 2010 National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-Mideast Region First Team ... named a MVC Scholar-Athlete First Team ... earned Valley Player of the Week honor (3/29) ... started all 52 games at second base ... led the Redbirds and the Valley in hits (68) and runs (49) ... led the team with a batting average of .395 ... recorded over 50 hits in the 2010 season, which marked the 48th time in Illinois State softball history that a Redbird has recorded 50-or-more hits in a single season and the third-straight year that Nelson has accomplished the feat ... was perfect at the plate against Wichita State in the March 27 doubleheader going 6-for-6 with two doubles and a walk-off single to right field during the second contest of the day ... recorded a slugging percentage of .605 and had an on-base percentage of .475 ... was a perfect 4-for-4 on stolen base attempts ... tallied 105 putouts and 88 assists and had a .955 fielding percentage ... held a team-high 15 doubles ... hit three triples and five home runs during the 2010 season.
2009: Named to the initial ASA Player of the Year watch list...granted a Medical Hardship by the NCAA after an injury to her hand.
2008: Named to the All-MVC First Team for the second-straight season ... member of the 2008 National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-Great Lakes Region First Team ... named to the preseason All-Missouri Valley Conference First Team at third base ... named to the initial Amateur Softball Association (ASA) Top-50 Watch List for the Seventh Annual USA Softball National Collegiate Player of the Year Award ... became just the second Redbird in program history to record multiple .400-or-better seasons at the plate in a career, as she hit a team-high .401 on the season, one year after leading ISU with a .415 average as a freshman ... finished the season on a career-high 16-game hitting streak (still active entering the 2009 season), the longest hitting streak by any Redbird in 2008 ... during her 16-game hitting streak, she recorded a .444 batting average, which included 16 runs scored, 24 hits, three doubles, three triples, three home runs, 11 RBI and a .778 slugging percentage ... recorded her 50th hit of the season against Indiana State (April 23), which marked the 47th time in Illinois State softball history that a Redbird has recorded 50-or-more hits in a single-season and the second-straight year that Nelson has accomplished the feat ... led the team in triples with seven on the season ... those seven triples were more than four Missouri Valley Conference teams had as an entire team in 2008 ... led off a game by reaching base in five-straight contests, from Feb. 24-29 ... went 3-for-4 with a single, triple and a home run against Buffalo (Feb. 24), while she also stole two bases in the game ... hit .615 (8-for-13) at the Littlewood Classic (Feb. 22-24), where she recorded seven RBI, four runs scored, a 1.077 slugging percentage, four stolen bases and a .688 on-base percentage.
2007: Named to the 2007 Easton All-America First Team ... selected to the 2007 Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division I All-America Second Team ... became the first-ever freshman to earn the Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year award after she led the league the majority of the season in at-bats, runs, hits, and batting average ... selected to the All-MVC First Team ... named to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association/Louisville Slugger All-Great Lakes Region First Team ... led ISU and set team freshman record for single-season batting average (.415) ... also led the Redbirds in at-bats (217), runs (59), hits (90) and triples (4) ... had two eight-game hitting streaks throughout the season ... the only Redbird on the 2007 roster to collect more than 50 runs and 50 hits ... boasted 27 multiple-hit games ... AFNI Athletics Honor Roll member.
Moline HS: Member of the 2006 IHSA Class AA State Championship Team ... helped her team to a second-place finish in the 2005 IHSA Class AA State Tournament ... as a junior, led the conference with a .388 average and 33 stolen bases; also led the conference in hits ... earned all-conference and all-metro honors in 2005 ... 2005 IHSA Class AA State All-Tournament Team honoree ... earned all-state honorable mention plaudits as a junior ... helped guide her team to conference softball crowns in 2004 and 2005 ... two-year starter in softball and volleyball; started as a senior on the basketball team ... helped her team to three-straight conference titles in volleyball ... two-time all-conference and all-metro selection in volleyball ... as a junior, led the conference in digs ... in 2005, her volleyball team won the regional and sectional titles en route to setting the school record for wins in a season ... two-time team captain for volleyball ... National Honor Society member ... Spanish National Honor Society member. Personal: Born June 20, 1988 ... Parents: Jeff and Kim Nelson ... Sibling: Lindsey (13) ... Major: business administration.


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All College Day 2013
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Friday, August 23
PCC West Campus
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Breakfast Buffet, Santa Rita Building, Cafeteria
Breakfast Seating, Cafeteria and Palm Courtyard
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Morning Activities, Aztec Gymnasium
Master of Ceremonies
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Catherine Tornbom, Center for Community Dialog
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Ice Cream Social, Santa Rita Building, Cafeteria
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Lewis: So far, so good is all we can say right now
They've played two games, they've won two games and all is well with the new era of UConn men's basketball. There really is no other way to look at it because, well, there hasn't been any adversity (read: losses) to date.
With so little evidence to go on, it just isn't possible to make any broad, sweeping conclusions about this season other than to stipulate that this team will not sink or swim for lack of effort. "Effort" is clearly one of new coach Kevin Ollie's favorite words, and there seems to be general agreement his players understand its importance.
New Husky R.J. Evans pretty much summed up the team's attitude after Tuesday night's 67-49 win over Vermont when he said, "Whatever coach wants me to do." Those words could have come from any player.
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superstar, although the backcourt combination of Shabazz Napier and Ryan Boatright is dynamic, and must rely on total team effort. Ollie preaches that constantly, dropping words and phrases such as "play hard," "dedication," "not subscribing to excuses," and "let's compete" into all of his public remarks.
So far, so good, with more tests ahead.
While Tuesday night's victory over sluggish Vermont will not long be remembered by many for its crisp level of play, there were some things to be taken away from the proceedings at Gampel Pavilion.
Here are 10 observations made from courtside as we apply the "eye test" to the developing Huskies:
1. As we all suspected would be the case, rebounding will be a major issue for this undersized team this winter. The Huskies were outrebounded badly (minus-14) against Michigan State and lost the battle against smallish Vermont, 39-32.
2. No one can know for sure (without major, eye-numbing research), but this might have been the first time in UConn basketball history that an opposing player named Clancy (Rugg) dunked on the Huskies.
3. Trivia quiz: Holy Cross College has had 46 men in its basketball history reach the 1,000-point career scoring mark, and three of them were at Gampel on Tuesday. Name them.
4. The Clancy "first" might be refuted (by someone with way too much time on his hands), but this probably can't: Vermont coach John Becker uttered something that has never been said before when he commented, "(Tyler) Olander really hurt us inside." Becker also said that the "Wolf kid (Enosch) is huuuge." OK then.
5. In only one game in his college career has DeAndre Daniels taken more shots than he did against Vermont (10). He could be a factor on the wing later this season. (Of course, I thought that last year, too.)
6. Lead official Gene Steratore looked bored. And why not? Forty-eight hours before this game, he was the referee on Sunday Night Football from Soldier Field in Chicago as the Texans beat the Bears. Yeah, not really comparable.
7. Too early to make a judgment on UConn freshman Omar Calhoun, other than to note that apparently his shooting range extends to just shy of midcourt. Certainly the Huskies will need him to score from deep this winter.
8. This aging basketball observer got a kick out of Wolf raising his hand when he was called for a foul. Remember when you had to do that?
9. As befits a nonconference opponent on the road in a big-time gym, the Catamounts got almost no 50-50 calls. No, scratch the "almost," they got none.
10. Back in the day (which may have been a Wednesday), St. John's used to make Connecticut fans buy a season ticket if they wanted to see the Huskies play at Madison Square Garden. UConn fans screamed.
Now, UConn itself has a similar arrangement. If you want to see the men play Syracuse or the women play Baylor (the two premier home games this season), you're on the hook for a three-game "mini-plan." Let the screaming begin.
Trivia answer: Ron Perry (No. 1 on Holy Cross list at 2,524) was the TV color analyst, R.J. Evans (No. 26 at 1,200 points) is a transfer player, and George Blaney (No. 45 at 1,012 points) is a UConn assistant coach.
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It is your jet that is plugged. This is common after all those years. The scale builds up on the pipes, in the Pump and everywhere else. One little piece of iron or sulphur scale the size of a pencil eraser is more than enough to plug the jet.
To be perfectly honest, for the age of the Well and Pump, I would be looking into drilling another well. Installing all new equipment etc.


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It Feels So Good When I Stop
Joe Pernice - Author
Paperback | $15.00 | add to cart | view cart
ISBN 9781594484698 | 288 pages | 03 Aug 2010 | Riverhead | 8.26 x 5.23in | 18 - AND UP
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Its more than just the debut novel from the acclaimed singer and songwriter-it's "the best messed up love song you'll ever read." (Dan Palladino and Amy Sherman-Palladino, creators of The Gilmore Girls)
Our hero is a talented but floundering musician with no job, no apartment, no wife (anymore), and a six-pack of beer. Stuck between responsibility and freedom, and apathy and success, he's seeking sanctuary at his sister's home in Cape Cod, agreeing to look after his two-year old nephew. Together the unlikely pair attracts the attention of a lovely young woman with a broken past all her own and the ability to shock our hero awake-or shake him to his core.
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