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Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has been a longtime Monday morning guest on Boston sports radio station WEEI and the "Kirk & Callahan" show. That relationship could be ending after Brady's 5-year-old daughter Vivian was called an "annoying little pissant" last week by another host on the station.
WEEI said it suspended Alex Reimer on Friday for the remarks that came during a conversation about Brady's "Tom vs. Time" documentary series that appears on Facebook.
"I've tried to come on this show for many years and showed you guys a lot of respect," Brady said Monday, cutting the interview short after a little over two minutes. "I've always tried and come on and do a good job for you guys. It's very disappointing when you hear that, certainly. My daughter, or any child, certainly don't deserve that."
After co-host Kirk Minihane apologized to Brady, Brady said he needed to "evaluate whether I want to come on this show again, so I really don't have much to say this morning. So, maybe I'll speak with you guys some other time."
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Having a stroke can be a scary thing, no matter what type you've had. It is a serious health concern that requires you to call for help right away if you think you're experiencing signs of a stroke. After you've been released by your physician, you will most likely be sent to a stroke recovery center for therapy. There are also things you can do on your own to help you as you go through your recovery.
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Goalies: Jon Athens, Northern, Sr.; Jason Berto, Washington-Lee, Sr.; T.C. DiBartolo, Spalding, Sr.; Ross Fernandez, W.T. Woodson, Jr.; C.T. Fisher, Landon, Jr.; Mark Guillen, Broad Run, Sr.; Ryan Kleman, Robinson, Sr.; Sean McKenna, Good Counsel, Sr.; Jon Selfridge, Glenelg, Jr.; Guy Van Sickle, St. Albans, Jr.; Pat Simpson, Broadneck, Sr.; Steven Silverberg, Wootton, Sr.
Defense: Joe Bonanni, St. Mary's-Annapolis, Jr.; Zack Gassman, Annapolis, Sr.; Billy Grayson, St. Albans, Jr.; Shane Hall, South River, Sr.; Andrew Klontz, Sandy Spring Friends, Sr.; Nick Lawson, Glenelg, Sr.; Stephen Sauser, Northeast, Sr.; Justin Schmidt, St. Mary's Ryken, Sr.; Wade Shelton, Westfield, Sr.; Derek Styer, Georgetown Prep, Sr.; Bertan Unal, Churchill, Sr.; Andrew Walls, Glenelg Country, Sr.
Midfield: Will Amling, Georgetown Prep, Sr.; Iric Bressler, North Stafford, Sr.; Danny Coale, Episcopal, Sr.; Will Comiskey, Landon, Sr.; Andrew Connor, St. Stephen's/St. Agnes, Sr.; Ben Engleman, Wootton, Sr.; Daniel Hostetler, River Hill, Sr.; Chris Hunt, Severna Park, Sr.; Thomas MacNeil, South River, Sr.; Patrick Maloney, Georgetown Prep, Sr.; Brett Schmidt, St. Mary's Ryken, Sr.; Jonathan Stumpf, Centennial, Sr.; Tyler Zinck, Robinson, Sr.
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Springtime always seems to bring shiny trophies back to Falmouth High School and 2012 should be no exception. Boys' lacrosse, boys' tennis and girls' tennis have to like their chances to repeat as Class B champions. Girls' lacrosse might have the ingredients for a title run of its own. Based on the way that team started this season, it will be tough to stop. Baseball got to the semifinals in 2011 and should be one of the better teams in the league again. Softball hopes to make postseason again and enjoy a longer stay. Boys' track was runner-up in Class B a year ago and could be tops this June, while the girls feature some great athletes as well.
Coach: Kevin Winship (third year, 21-14 overall record)
2011 Record: 11-7 (Lost 8-3 to Greely in Western Class B semifinals)
Top returning players: Grayson Beressi (Senior), Ryan Conley (Senior), Nate Dobson (Senior), Jeremy Lydick (Senior), Nick Spencer (Senior), Andrew Emple (Junior), Thomas Fortier (Junior), Connor Murphy (Junior), Seamus Powers (Junior), Drew Proctor (Junior), Will D'Agostino (Sophomore), Addison Foltmer (Sophomore)
Pivotal games: April 25 (H) CAPE ELIZABETH, April 27 (H) FREEPORT, May 4 (H) GREELY, May 11 (H) WELLS, May 14 @ Yarmouth, May 21 @ Freeport, May 22 @ Cape Elizabeth, May 25 (H) YARMOUTH
Coach's comment: "We're returning a good nucleus of players from last year's team. We're going to be very good defensively and have a deep pitching staff. Once again, the league looks to be very competitive and we'll have to play at our best each and every game."
The Forecaster's forecast: Falmouth graduated five seniors, four of whom were all-stars, including Co-League Player of the Year and Forecaster Spring Male Athlete of the Year Matt MacDowell, but returning is a group of hungry, experienced players, eager to reach the top of the standings. The Yachtsmen have several pitchers with experience. Conley, Foltmer, Fortier, Murphy and Spencer will all see time on the mound. New juniors Zak Lydick and Jon Walker and freshman Luke Velas will also pitch in. The offense is paced by outfielder Beressi, Lydick (who catches and plays first base), catcher and outfielder Dobson, second baseman Proctor, first baseman Emple, shortstop D'Agostino, outfielder Powers and Foltmer (an outfielder, when he's not pitching). Sophomore outfielder Patrick Lydon and freshman catcher Conner MacDowell are also on this deep squad. The Yachtsmen opened with an impressive 8-2 win at York last week, behind a two-hitter from Foltmer and a pair of hits each from Beressi and Proctor. While Greely is the league favorite, for good reason, Falmouth enters the season with a legitimate claim to the No. 2 spot. If this team pitches and hits as expected, the Yachtsmen could wind up No. 1 by June. Falmouth is well rounded and dangerous and will be fun to watch.
Coach: John Keyes (eighth year, 48-69 overall record)
2011 Record: 8-9 (Lost 2-1 to Greely in Western Class B preliminary round)
Top returning players: Alli Carver (Senior), Ashley Collins (Senior), Maddie Inlow (Junior)
Pivotal games: April 25 (H) CAPE ELIZABETH, April 30 @ Fryeburg, May 4 (H) GREELY, May 14 @ Yarmouth, May 23 @ Cape Elizabeth
Coach's comment: "We have good experience at the key positions. While we will be young, we will be competitive and I believe we can be back in the playoffs. We have experience in key positions. We have to score runs. We can't afford to leave runners on base. We want to get better each game and have some fun."
The Forecaster's forecast: Falmouth returned to the postseason a year ago, but the loss of five players, including 2011 Spring Female Athlete of the Year Kelsey Freedman, will be tough to replace. Junior Jade Bazinet and sophomore Amanda Carver will take over on the mound. Carver announced her arrival in emphatic fashion last week, throwing a five inning perfect game in a 15-0 win at York. She also hit a double. The pitchers will be aided by Alli Carver behind the plate. Carver, a second-team all-star a year ago and four-year starter, hit .320 with 14 runs batted in last season. She also picked off seven base runners. She's one of the league's most complete players. Collins is entering her second season at first base. She's dangerous with the bat as well, compiling a .340 average in 2011. The other veteran is Inlow at shortstop, now in her third season as a starter. She batted .344 and had 12 runs batted in last season. Freshman outfielder Elizabeth Walker is also expected to be potent at the plate. Sophomores Alyse Bazinet, Chelsea Fagan, Nicola Libby and Hayley Winslow are also on the roster and look to contribute. The Yachtsmen will compete every time they take the field and there's enough talent for them to approach or better last year's mark. If Falmouth gets into the playoffs, it will be a team that no one wants to face.
Coach: Mike LeBel (sixth year, 46-23 overall record, one state championship)
2011 Record: 14-1 (Beat North Yarmouth Academy 15-4 to win first ever Class B state championship)
Top returning players: Cam Bell (Senior), Jack Cooleen (Senior), Andrew Murry (Senior), Mike Ryan (Senior), Abyn Reabe-Gerwig (Senior), Mitch Tapley (Senior), Charlie Fay (Junior), Will Sipperly (Junior)
Pivotal games: April 21 @ Cape Elizabeth, April 25 (H) YARMOUTH, April 30 @ Portland, May 7 @ NYA, May 12 (H) DEERING, May 16 (H) CAPE ELIZABETH, May 25 @ Yarmouth, May 30 (H) NYA
Coach's comment: "On paper, it's hard to say we don't have the most talent. We have a lot of depth on defense, which I didn't think we would. We have a lot of guys who can score. The options we have are endless, which is great. I'm certainly optimistic. It's up to the kids. If we can stay out of trouble and stay eligible, we have a good shot at it. We'll have our hands full with Cape. I'm scared of Yarmouth. We can't get overconfident."
The Forecaster's forecast: Falmouth finally got over the Cape Elizabeth hump and won the school's first title in emphatic fashion a year ago. As superb as that team was, this group has the potential to be even stronger. For starters, the Yachtsmen have the state's premier faceoff man, Reabe-Gerwig (who's going to Army next year), meaning they'll have possession much more than the opposition. Winter Athlete of the Year and reigning second-team all-star Cooleen (who will play at Tufts), Fall Athlete of the Year Murry and the highly touted second-team all-star Sipperly help control the midfield and will contribute their share of offense. On attack, Fay, All-American and first-team all-star Tapley (who will play at Endicott) and new senior Hunter Lafond will be tough to stop. When Falmouth does have to play defense it will do it well as All-American and first-team all-star Ryan (bound for Providence College) and senior Weston Scott help standout goalie Bell (who will play at Endicott), a second-team all-star a year ago, keep the opposition off the board. It's hard to find a weakness with this group, but overconfidence is a concern when you're so good. The Yachtsmen will get a good early idea of how good they are when they open at Cape Elizabeth, likely their top competition for state honors. Tests with Yarmouth, state final foe NYA and Class A contenders Deering and Portland are also on the slate, but Falmouth will win much more than it loses, if it loses at all. You can circle your calendar for June 13 when the Yachtsmen and Cape Elizabeth will likely meet for a fourth straight year to determine the regional champion. The survivor will be a heavy favorite to take home the state title. There's a very good chance that survivor will be Falmouth, which could be a team for the ages.
Coach: Robin Haley (10th year, 54-64 overall record)
2011 Record: 7-6 (Lost 14-12 to Cape Elizabeth in Western Class B semifinals)
Top returning players: Moie Aaskov (Senior), Vanessa Audet (Senior), Ashleigh Burton (Senior), Sam Smithwick (Senior), Katie Ventura (Senior), Alex Bernier (Junior), Katie Cooleen (Junior), Angela Mallis (Junior), Molly Ryan (Junior), Geneva Waite (Junior)
Pivotal games: April 24 @ NYA, April 30 (H) YARMOUTH, May 4 (H) WAYNFLETE, May 12 (H) KENNEBUNK, May 22 @ Waynflete, May 24 (H) NYA, May 29 (H) CAPE ELIZABETH
Coach's comment: "I feel like we have a bulls-eye this year. We've always been athletic. This year, collectively, our lacrosse knowledge is pretty significant. The girls have a good understanding of the game. Starting out, things look good. I'm pleased with the progress we've made in the preseason. I'm excited for the girls. We've worked extremely hard. I feel really good about our chemistry and focus. We'll hope for the best and hopefully we'll get stronger as the season goes on."
The Forecaster's forecast: This could be the year the Falmouth girls' program reaches the heights recently achieved by the boys. A year ago, the Yachtsmen were talented, but couldn't solve Waynflete and Yarmouth in the regular season, then were upset by visiting Cape Elizabeth in a frustrating playoff setback. This time out, Falmouth aims to take no prisoners and was that message ever delivered with a vengeance Thursday evening when the Yachtsmen dominated defending Class B champion Yarmouth, 12-2, on the Clippers' turf. In Falmouth's first ever win over Yarmouth, Bernier and Ryan each had three goals. Bernier (a first-team all-star a year ago) also had three assists, while Ryan won eight of 13 draw opportunities. That junior tandem will be impossible to stop this year, but the Yachtsmen also have many, many more weapons. This team is so talented that senior Megan Fortier (who returned to Falmouth this year from North Yarmouth Academy), fresh off a Winter Female Athlete of the Year hockey campaign, will see plenty of time on the defensive end. She will score her share of goals, however, as will Audet, Mallis, Smithwick, Waite and sophomore Mikey Richards. Burton, Cooleen and Ventura all are experienced defenders and sophomores Leika Scott and Caroline McKeon will just make that unit that much deeper. Aaskov is back in goal and she's the type of keeper around whom you build a championship team. Aaskov made seven saves in the opener. Falmouth has now defeated every team but Waynflete, its nemesis, and the Yachtsmen will almost certainly have to get past the Flyers to wind up where they want to be, in the state final. Falmouth gets two cracks at Waynflete in the regular season, then will have to not only deal with the Flyers, but also Cape Elizabeth and Greely in a brutally tough region come playoff time. The Yachtsmen have as much talent as any team in the state. They're off to a great start and are in for a fun ride, one which might not end until June 16 at Fitzpatrick Stadium for the state game.
Coach: Danny Paul (11th year, three state championships)
2011 Results:
(Boys) 2nd @ Class B State Meet
(Girls) 8th @ Class B State Meet
(Boys) Henry Briggs (Senior), Hudson Carr (Senior), Thomas Edmonds (Senior), Evan Eklund (Senior), Tim Follo (Senior), Colby Howland (Senior), Matt Kingry (Senior), Conor McGrory (Senior), Jimmy Polewaczyk (Senior), Reid Pryzant (Senior), Aaron Rogers (Senior), Ryan Tartre (Senior), Jacob Buhelt (Junior), Alex Gowen (Junior), Azad Jalali (Junior), Andy Roukey (Junior)
(Girls) Catherine Hebson (Senior), Olivia Hoch (Senior), Jena Mannette (Senior), Molly Paris (Senior), Emily Rand (Senior), Ali Schwartz (Senior), Jenna Serunian (Senior), Nevada Horne (Junior), Denali Nalamalapu (Junior), Hayley Simmons (Junior), Sarah Sparks (Junior), Charlotte Cutshall (Sophomore), Madeline Roberts (Sophomore), Jillian Rothweiler (Sophomore)
Top foes: Cape Elizabeth, Greely, York
Coach's comment: "We have good numbers, over 50 girls and 66 boys. The boys get our full complement of distance runners back from cross country, which helps. We still have Reid, Jacob and a strong group of returning scorers back. If we can develop some points out of the throws and jumps, we should battle for a state championship. Hopefully the girls can finish in the top third at the state meet. We have solid numbers and some outstanding returnees."
The Forecaster's forecast: Falmouth doesn't just have huge numbers in its outdoor track program, there is an abundance of talent as well, something which should propel both Yachtsmen teams to great things in the weeks to come.
The boys fell just short of a third successive championship last spring, due in large part to an injury to Pryzant. This year's squad covers all the events. In the sprints, Buhelt (fifth in the 100 and 200 a year ago), Carr, Gowen, Kingry, Polewaczyk (sixth in the 400 last season), Pryzant and Rogers all return. They're complemented by new juniors Grant Burfeind, Andrew Thornton and Patrick Thornton and freshman Christian Ford. The distance contingent includes Briggs, Edmonds, Follo, Howland, Jalali and McGrory, along with freshmen Spencer Brown, Ethan Cantlin, Scott Lambert, Gabe Mahoney, John McConnell and Sam Pratico. Pryzant's the top hurdler. In the throws, Kingry, new senior Will Ryan and freshman Matt Edmonds look to score points. Jumpers to watch include Eklund, Kingry, Pryzant, Rogers, Roukey and Tartre, along with Andrew Thornton, Patrick Thornton, Burfeind and Ford. Good luck matching up with all of that talent and depth. While there are staunch foes in the conference and at the state level, the Yachtsmen have the pieces in place to get back to the pinnacle. Don't be surprised if it happens.
On the girls' side, Serunian is the top returner. She was runner-up in the shot put and third in the discus in 2011. Schwartz and freshman Kiersten Dyhrberg also throw. In the jumps, look for Horne (pole vault) and freshman Olivia Baranowski to contend. Hebson also scored at states a year ago, finishing seventh in the both the mile and two-mile. She's joined in the distance by Hoch, Nalamalapu, Paris, Roberts, Simmons and new senior Grace Dancoes and freshman Lizzie Cattell. Mannette and Sparks are middle distance runners. The sprinting contingent features Baranowski, Cutshall, Rand, Rothweiler and Sparks. Horne also competes in the hurdles. The Falmouth girls don't have the top end scoring that the boys' squad possesses, but the Yachtsmen have plenty of depth, will be very competitive throughout the league season and shouldn't be overlooked come the postseason.
Coach: Bob McCully (41st year, 453-151 overall record, six state championships)
2011 Results: 16-0 (Beat Ellsworth 5-0 to win Class B state championship)
Top returning players: Hutch Hurwitz (Senior), Eric Sanderson (Senior), Sam Holland (Junior), Tom Wilberg (Junior), Justin Brogan (Sophomore), Brendan McCarthy (Sophomore)
Pivotal matches: April 24 @ Waynflete, April 27 @ Cape Elizabeth, May 7 (H) WAYNFLETE, May 11 (H) CAPE ELIZABETH
Coach's comment: "We graduated three outstanding veterans last year, but our players have all worked hard in the offseason and this is a very deep team with high aspirations."
The Forecaster's forecast: Falmouth was a juggernaut last season, dropping just two points in the regular season and two more in the playoffs. Despite losing Connor Burfeind, Harlan Cutshall and Taylor Dimick to graduation, the Yachtsmen will be right at the top of the heap again in 2012. Brogan, Holland and McCarthy were all all-stars a year ago and will play key roles in this team's success. Also returning are Hurwitz, Sanderson and Wilberg. As usual, there's plenty of incoming firepower, which will provide depth this season and set the stage for future dominance. Senior Will Robinson, sophomores Russell Barnard, Matt Hutcheon, Matt Klemperer and Joe Lesniak and freshman Aiden McGrory could all see varsity action. Falmouth will dominate most of its foes, except for rival Cape Elizabeth and defending Class C state champion Waynflete. Both of those squads will give the Yachtsmen a welcome test. Come playoff time, Falmouth will likely battle with Cape Elizabeth for regional supremacy. When the dust settles, the Yachtsmen could very well earn the hardware once more.
Coach: Sandra Stone (10th year, 123-14 overall record, six state championships)
2011 Results: 16-0 (Defeated Waterville 5-0 to win fourth straight Class B state championship)
Top returning players: Annie Criscione (Senior), Analise Kump (Senior), Steffi Rothweiler (Senior), Abby Payson (Junior), Katie Ryan (Sophomore)
Pivotal matches: April 24 (H) NYA, April 25 @ Waynflete, May 7 @ NYA, May 14 @ Yarmouth, May 21 (H) WAYNFLETE
Coach's comment: "We're pleased to have 23 players on the combined varsity/JV team, with 18 returning players. The talent is certainly there. With a fun team spirit and determined work ethic, we feel this team will definitely make a strong and deep run in the playoffs. The team looks extremely strong again this year."
The Forecaster's forecast: Falmouth has become so dominant in recent seasons that opposing coaches admit they're playing for second place. Stone, along with longtime assistant, Prisca Thomson, has established a program that is second to none and is among the finest in state history. The next championship chapter figures to come this June. First-team all-stars Criscione and Kump are back to play first and third singles, respectively. The No. 2 spot goes to freshman Olivia Leavitt, which reminds everyone that while every year the Yachtsmen graduate star players, there's always more in reserve. Payson and Rothweiler, both first-team all-stars last year, play first doubles. They won the league doubles title and have no peer. Ryan is back at second doubles and will team with either senior Marlena Lautos, senior Abbie Pratico or sophomore Riley Burfeind, another potential star of the future. Even after the loss of Libby Voccola (who transferred to the Holderness School) and Katie Carew (out with an ACL injury), Falmouth likely won't skip a beat. As long as the team avoids overconfidence and stays healthy, more glory awaits.
Sports Editor Michael Hoffer can be reached at [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter: @foresports.
Senior Nick Spencer will be a key pitcher for the Yachtsmen.
Junior Drew Proctor is one of several top returners for a dangerous Falmouth baseball team.
Senior Alli Carver is a four-year starter and a huge contributor for the Falmouth softball team.
Falmouth's offense starts with senior Abyn Reabe-Gerwig's unrivaled ability to win faceoffs.
Senior Mitch Tapley was an All-American last season and will look to lead his team to another championship this spring.
Junior Charlie Fay is one of many scoring threats on the Falmouth offense.
Junior Will Sipperly will be difficult to contain.
Senior Mike Ryan is a reigning All-American and will play at Providence College next year.
Senior Weston Scott is another top returning defender for the Yachtsmen.
Senior Cam Bell is one of the state's premier goalies. He'll play at Endicott College next season.
Senior Katie Ventura is one of the defensive anchors for the Falmouth girls' lacrosse team.
Sophomore Caroline McKeon is a new addition to the Yachtsmen this spring.
Junior Molly Ryan will be involved with a lot of scoring this season.
Junior Geneva Waite is another scoring option for the Yachtsmen.
Senior Moie Aaskov returns in goal for the Yachtsmen.
Senior Tim Follo is one of the state's best distance runners.
Senior Jimmy Polewaczyk finished sixth in the 400 at last year's state meet.
Senior Reid Pryzant could take home state titles in the sprints and hurdles if all goes well this spring.
Senior Catherine Hebson is one of many strong distance runners this spring.
Senior Olivia Hoch is another top distance runner for the Yachtsmen.
Senior Jena Mannette will vie for top honors in the 400.
Senior Jenna Serunian was runner-up in the shot put and third in the discus at last year's state meet. This spring, she'll aim for the top spot.
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Falmouth's boys' lacrosse team celebrated its first Class B state championship last June. The Yachtsmen have a great shot at doing it again.
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2012 schedules
Wed., April 25 H CAPE ELIZABETH
Fri., April 27 H FREEPORT
Mon., April 30 @ Fryeburg
Wed., May 2 @ Gray-NG
Fri., May 4 H GREELY
Mon., May 7 H LAKE REGION
Wed., May 9 @ Poland
Fri., May 11 H WELLS
Mon., May 14 @ Yarmouth
Wed., May 16 H POLAND
Fri., May 18 @ Traip
Mon., May 21 @ Freeport
Tues., May 22 @ Cape Elizabeth
Fri., May 25 H YARMOUTH
Wed., May 30 H GRAY-NG
Mon., April 23 H OOB
Wed., April 25 H CAPE ELIZABETH
Fri., April 27 H FREEPORT
Mon., April 30 @ Fryeburg
Wed., May 2 @ Gray-NG
Fri., May 4 H GREELY
Mon., May 7 H LAKE REGION
Wed., May 9 @ Poland
Fri., May 11 H WELLS
Mon., May 14 @ Yarmouth
Wed., May 16 H TRAIP
Fri., May 18 @ Traip
Mon., May 21 @ Freeport
Tues., May 22 @ Cape Elizabeth
Wed., May 30 H GRAY-NG
Sat., April 21 @ Cape Elizabeth
Mon., April 23 H GREELY
Wed., April 25 H YARMOUTH
Mon., April 30 @ Portland
Wed., May 2 H LAKE REGION
Mon., May 7 @ NYA
Wed., May 9 @ Wells
Sat., May 12 H DEERING
Wed., May 16 H CAPE ELIZABETH
Tues., May 22 @ York
Fri., May 25 @ Yarmouth
Wed., May 30 H NYA
Tues., April 24 @ NYA
Sat., April 26 @ Marshwood
Mon., April 30 H YARMOUTH
Fri., May 4 H WAYNFLETE
Wed., May 9 @ Fryeburg
Sat., May 12 H KENNEBUNK
Tues., May 15 H YORK
Thurs., May 17 @ Wells
Tues., May 22 @ Waynflete
Thurs., May 24 H NYA
Tues., May 29 H CAPE ELIZABETH
Fri., April 27 @ Poland
Mon., May 7 H CAPE ELIZABETH, POLAND
Fri., May 11 @ Greely
Fri., May 18 @ Cape Elizabeth (Greely, Yarmouth)
Sat., May 26 @ WMC championships
Sat., June 2 CLASS B STATES
Tues., April 24 @ Waynflete
Wed., April 25 H GREELY
Fri., April 27 @ Cape Elizabeth
Mon., April 30 H YORK
Fri., May 4 @ Greely
Mon., May 7 H WAYNFLETE
Wed., May 9 @ York
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2. The sisterhood continued for a while and it got broken up
Possibility: II
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3. At the end of the year either one (in this case probably it is the girl) got back to the lost home, went back to the real brother (or the sister, probably not in this case), hence eventual painful separation because "blood is thicker than the water."
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I have been thinking of the amazing ability of humans to hold so much information – sights, memories, thoughts, facts, etc. To be honest, sometimes I wish I have an eidetic memory so it's innate in my brain to remember stuff, and probably, just probably, it'll be much easier for me to order my thoughts.
Anyway, what news… I've moved back to my country and have started looking for a job. It is depressing because it seems as if the companies here do not value talent or potential. It's as if they want robots with no ambitions. It's sad. Sometimes I don't feel like telling interviewers what I want for the future. Maybe they get scared I'll get their jobs within five years. LOL *I'mjustbeingsarcasticandbitterdon'tmindme*
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What happens if you try a simple example on the command-line using curl?
I am sure it's post. I am using postman to test this. if I do post to /learn/api/public/v1/courses/{courseId}/contents/{contentId}/children then it's working. but not for /learn/api/public/v1/courses/{courseId}/contents/
Does dropping the trailing / make any difference? It shouldn't be there but doesn't make any difference the way I send things, maybe it matters with postman.
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In addition to insane panic, America's faux Ebola crisis has inspired the identification of things more likely to happen to you in the United States than getting Ebola. Like dying from bee stings, plane crashes or lightning strikes. And then there are the diseases we're far more likely to drop from like the flu, cancer, and obesity. So as we haul our sizable asses toward the holiday season of nonstop gluttony (followed by temporary remorse come New Year's Day), let us pause and ponder our proliferating paunch. And let's stop losing our damn minds over a disease we stand a 1 in 13.3 million chance of contracting over the next year — as opposed to the actual Ebola crisis in West Africa, where in Liberia's capital alone this week, 1 in 5,000 will contract the disease.
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We eat way more than we used to; portion sizes have drastically increased over the past 30 years. I recently had a "salad" at The Cheesecake Factory that could have fed a family of 5. And that was considered a "healthy" option.
We're chock full of antibiotics; we demand them every time we or our kids have a sniffle. Unfortunately studies have concluded that people on antibiotics gain weight more quickly than those who aren't. Those saying, "Oh, I never do that!" don't get too cocky; you're still pretty screwed. That's because we pump our feed animals full of antibiotics to fatten them up and when we ingest them, we get fatter too.
We're a nation of Zeros, Frees, and sugar substitutes. That has to be better than guzzling down full calorie soda, right? Except when you have too much of the substitutes, it makes you crave even more sweets. Although you may have tricked your brain into thinking it likes diet versions better, your stomach isn't fooled; it doesn't get full until you eat something with actual calories. Which you will do as soon as you put down that ginormous skinny pumpkin latte.
And what does this all lead to? Illnesses and deaths are obviously the most dangerous side effects but wait! There's more! If you're an overweight woman, you'll make less money than your slimmer colleagues (who are still only making 82% of median men's weekly earnings). Oh, and you're more likely to be convicted by male jurors if you're an overweight woman. But that's just probably because you're guilty of letting yourself go after you roped your man.
So what's the answer? Shame people into losing weight? Nope. Doesn't work and usually makes things worse. Don't do anything because it's people's personal choice what to eat? That doesn't work too well either. Maybe it would help if we taught children and adults about actual nutrition, required manufacturers to be more precise and detailed in the nutritional information they include (and how many servings something actually is), and encouraged healthier ways of eating and exercising. And not just for the middle class and well-to-do peeps; we need to make it easier for those living near, at or below the poverty level to choose healthy options.
Or we can ignore this actual crisis and reconcile ourselves to needing bigger chairs, airline seats, hospital beds, and eventually coffins.
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Heavenly Father,
Lord you know the outcome of this beautiful relationship You have built. Lord you blessed us both when we did not think being in love was possible. Lord we have learned so much about each other and found each other at our darkest moments in life. Lord we love one another, but Lord I pray for her family, especially her father.
Lord family is very important to both of us. Lord you united us, we have been obedient in trying to live as you want us to. Lord she her father that we are in love, your love for us is real Lord. That her dad may love that we are building a loving Godly relationship. Lord you put into our hearts and minds about true love, marriage, family, having children.
We are bound by you Lord and I believe what you say, Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate. (Mark 10:9 NIV). Lord I bring this situation to you, only you know the truth and what's in Jaz heart and my heart. She puts a smile on my face and my heart shines with knowing you Lord have Blessed us.
Lord I pray for Jaz father to give us his blessing.
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Spider is the web interface to PCSchool. It was initially designed to be an easy to user interface for teachers to perform their daily tasks such as roll marking, updating absence entries, entering marks and creating behaviour notes. Since its launch, the Spider has added a large number of additional controls and is becoming the user interface for all aspects of PCSchool. In time, it will replace the current Windows application being used. It now caters for students and caregivers, giving them access to see information pertinent to themselves, as well as adding controls for the financial staff to create financial reports within the web environment.
It is installed on a server running IIS within the school's network, unless PCSchool is being externally hosted. For system requirements, refer to System Requirements
If you plan to make Spider available beyond your school's internal network (EG Staff access from home, parent access for profile updates , interviews, viewing school reports and statements…), your school needs to organise an external URL. This is generally done by creating a 4th level domain name and pointing it to your school's gateway. If your gateway does not have a static IP, an application like DynDNS will need to be used. In many cases, the word "portal" is added to the school's existing domain. An example is shown below.
Existing URL http://www.learning.nsw.edu.au points to the school's external website.
Spider URL http://portal.learning.nsw.edu.au/Spider points back into the school to the internal Spider website.
Once Spider is set up, it is advisable to have an internal DNS record to match the external URL. This allows users seamless access to Spider using the same address. If an external URL is not set up, the default address for Spider will be http://<YourIISServerName>/Spider
Although not essential, PCSchool strongly recommends a certificate is added to the Spider server so access is through https://, ensuring data is encrypted between the Spider server and the end user. More information about this can be found at: HTTPS Information
The following documents may assist you preparing for the implementation of Spider.


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August 27, 2011
College Reunion
We have great friends. A few of my (Cassie's) college roommates met up a couple of weeks ago in Sioux Falls (great destination location!). Our last reunion was two years ago in Tampa and the next will (hopefully) be in Managua. It was a fabulous time of reminiscing about the past, talking about the present and hoping for the future. A highlight of the trip was watching (spying) on one of our friends put out a house fire. She is one of the three women firefighters in Sioux Falls. I am proud of her and each of my friends who are using their unique gifts and talents to make this world more just and peaceful.
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Do I need a DAC with the Klipsch The Sixes?
ahmed98 posted a topic in Personal Music SystemsLooking for a speaker upgrade for listening to high quality lossless music. (FLAC, AAC) I currently own the Audioengine A5+ and they are working fine however I am looking for an upgrade. My room is a medium sized room with 20ft on each side! (estimated) Which from the following two speakers have better specs and which one should I go for? I read the Klipsch sixes has a inbuilt DAC so does that mean I won't need a DAC for high quality audio or I can still use a DAC with the speakers and get better SQ by combining both. Currently planning to buy the Topping D50 DAC. Apologies if the questions are silly, I'm fairly new to this. Thank you all for the help in advance! ☺ The DAC I am planning to buy: http://www.tpdz.net/products_detail/productId=41.html
Advice for Chorus II speakers - dedicated Music Room
Biscuit posted a topic in General Klipsch InfoBackstory: I have a pair of Chorus IIs that I upgraded with both the Crite's crossovers as well as the tweeter diaphragms. They used to be the FL/FR speakers in my 5.1 surround sound system and were driven by a Denon AVR-X3300W (105W). When I wanted to listen to music, I would switch to 2.1 with a 80 hz pass to a R-10SW. Current Story: New house and now have a room just for music! Will be replacing the FL/FR in the 5.1 with TBD and my Chorus IIs are now in their own room. The new room with my old AVR driving the Chorus IIs sounds very good to me (with full spectrum to 2.0 and sub removed) and one option is to keep the Denon AVR on the Chorus IIs and spend ~ $500 on new AVR for the home theater. The other would be to get a good receiver/DAC combo for the Chorus II and move the Denon AVR back to the theater. Given the sensitivity of my speakers, and my desire for wireless connectivity, I tried to go cheap and ordered a Yamaha RX-V485BL to drive just the Chorus IIs and it sounded like crap. I returned it. Criteria important to me: Wife would like to not see subwoofer in new room, so initially will not have one, would like to have enough good clean power to not need one I primarily only listen to lossless or 320kb/s streaming over my network I would like to spend < $600 Probably would prefer non-tube because of cost Want to be able to take the optical out from chromecast audio to hit a decent DAC in the amplifier ( I ordered the CCA today with the thought of a good 2 or 2.1 amplifier. If it doesn't work, I will up the budget for a Sonos Connect instead or some other option) I want to be able to at least do bass/treble/loudness adjustments without having to buy a preamp Would like some kind of processing on amplifier such that I can listen to levels well below reference and still sound good For new I was considering this at the top of my price range: Yamaha A-S501BL Natural Sound Integrated Stereo Amplifier (Black) I would love your thoughts and opinions on that item given my criteria above. I would also love to hear about used options that would meet those criteria I am very much an audiophile noob; please correct me on terminology Thanks in Advance.
Streaming Preamp DAC
Carlosrs posted a topic in 2-Channel Home AudioHello everyone, I currently have a 2 channel setup with RF83s, Sunfire 300 Two amp and a Yamaha WXC-50 Streamer/internet radio/preamp/dac. Sounds fabulous to my ears, but the sound profile changes when the volume is turned up, it gets a little hot. From what I have read, the WXC-50 volume looks like the culprit here. I am looking for a streamer/dac/internet radio/preamp that is MATCHED to the level of the RF83 speakers and the Sunfire amp's abilities. Not a US$10k exotic DAC, which would be overkill. I have been looking at the Oppor Sonica DAC, Cambridge Audio CXN and 851N, Naim, Aurelic Alair, Mcintosh MB50, among others. Since I am international I can't really buy to audition and return to try different ones, so I have to research a lot before purchasing. All suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
Matching Amp and DAC for RB-81 II
Nicker posted a topic in 2-Channel Home AudioHello, I'm forced to change my amp in following "desktop" setup: notebook -> Audioquest Dragonfly v1.2 -> Wireworld Luna 7 -> Denon PMA-720 AE -> Oehlbach Bi-tech 4 -> Klipsch RB-81 II. My budget for amp is 550 € (610 $). Local dealers offer mostly Cambridge Audio, Marantz, NAD, Yamaha and Onkyo. Any recommendations? I'm also considering a DAC upgrade. Something like Cambridge Audio DAC Magic Plus would be nice. Do you think it's a good idea or should I look for more expensive amp with build-in DAC instead? One way or another I need to buy a USB cable... Any advices regarding a cable company with reasonable prices considering my budget and setup. As for genres. I'm listening to all of them
R-15PM DAC specs + Subwoofer
shrimpfriend posted a topic in Technical/ModificationsHi everyone, I'm interested in upgrading my system to R-15PM monitors with a small sub. I would like to listen to high-res audio-files mainly through my Computer/the R-15PM's integrated DAC but I can't find any information on what the dac is capable of. As the speakers will be placed in a small room, I wonder whether the R-10SW is big enough as a sub or if the R-12SW is a very big step up. Thanks in advance for your answers, Tim TL;DR: What are the specs of the R-15PM's DAC? How big is the difference between R-10 and R12 subs?
DAC / Amp Recommendation please
FriscoDesi posted a topic in 2-Channel Home AudioComplete newbie here and my very first post on this forum. I have been reading some of the posts and amazed at the wealth of information here! My current setup is 2.1 (Klipsch RF-82II with SVS PB-1000) powered by Yamaha RX-V567 receiver. I have been reading that Yamaha and Klipsch are not best together (sounding bright etc) and thinking of moving to pure stereo setup. I do feel that they are bright and can't listen more than an hour. So I am leaning towards warm yet detailed sound. All my input will be digital and have no plans to add Phono in the future. Some of the setup combinations I have been looking are 1. DAC paired with Amp (Niles SI-2150 refurbished or Emotiva BasX A300 - both are 150wpc around $300+) a) NAD D1050 b) TEAC UD-503 c) Schiit Bifrost d) Peachtree DAC ITx Only TEAC had volume control and I would have to get passive preamp (Emotiva Control Freak or Schiit SYS) to control volume otherwise. 2. Integrated Amp NAD C368 (80 wpc) or C388 (over budget, will have to wait for refurbished) 3. AV Receiver Refurbished Marantz SR-5010 with Amp mentioned above. Since this is my first stereo setup, I want to stay under $1000 Please help me setup!!!
Emotiva XDA-2 Gen for sale $225 shipped to you in the CONUS
teaman posted a topic in Garage SaleHi gang, I was going to set this up in my daughter's bedroom but she really has no interest so I would rather see it go to a good home where someone can make use of it.This is a Gen 2 XDA-2 Preamp/DAC/Headphone Amplifier with the black trim and the slim line remote. I have used it paired with some Outlaw Audio mono block amps which I just sold this week. With the Gen 2 XDA-2 it sounds like Emotiva worked out any of the bugs the first Gen had as far as USB although I couldn't tell you as I have never paired it with a PC or laptop. I used this strictly for 2.2 channel with the RCA outputs going to a pair of subs and the XLR outputs going to the Outlaws and on to a pair of speakers. The headphone amp works really well and this DAC is very nice as well. $225 shipped with insurance to the CONUS. I prefer Paypal gift but may be able to work with you. I have bought and sold plenty here in the forum so you can feel confident in this transaction. Private Message me if you need anything!Thanks, Tim The XDA-2 connects to all your digital music sources-computer, media player, CD transport, and more-and delivers audiophile-quality sound. With its precision analog resistor ladder volume control that maintains resolution even at low volumes, the XDA-2 is an ideal digital preamp. At the same time, its discrete, high-current headphone amplifier drives headphones with authority. The XDA-2 is the ideal way to enhance the sound quality of virtually any audio system. No matter your digital source-or sources-the XDA-2 is ready, with multiple optical and coaxial inputs, as well as 24/192 USB for easy connection to your computer. Emotiva's Differential Reference topology, combined with an asynchronous sample rate converter to remove jitter, delivers exceptional sound quality. Coupled with the convenience of a front-panel alphanumeric display and a full-function machined aluminum remote control, there's no better value in DACs today. The nerve center of your modern digital audio system.Product InformationProduct Dimensions 22 x 6 x 19 inchesItem Weight 16.1 poundsShipping Weight 16.1 pounds
Emotiva Ebay store listing a bunch of stuffhttp://stores.ebay.com/jadedesign?rmvSB=true Some really nice electronics. Pretty fair prices too. I always find myself tempted by those Sherbourn PA 7 350's and PA 7-150's.
Schiit talk (dac ordered)
The Dude posted a topic in 2-Channel Home AudioOk, my laptop idea didn't work out to well as it makes some horrible sounds when hooked to my receiver. I am thinking of building a htpc, if so would I still need a dac. Or could I just build the dac in with the htpc. How could I build a low cost htpc that doesn't sound like crap. I know I would like to stream movies down the road, but for now music is what is important. Actually lets just stick with music play back, as when I am done with the basement I can move this HTPC to the garage. So really my needs are a simple HTPC that I can connect to my network to access my music, via remote app on my phone. It must sound decent and be able to play back flac. Wow I really simplified that. If I can't build the dac into it, then I guess it gives me reason to buy another piece of audio gear.
Bel Canto 3.5 DAChttp://app.audiogon.com/listings/da-converters-bel-canto-design-e-one-dac-3-5-virtual-battery-supply-light-link-2014-06-23-digital-61840 No affiliation. Nice DAC!
Music Hall 25.3 DAC, extra tubes
Bonzo posted a topic in Garage SaleI have a like new Music Hall 25.3 DAC with tube output. This is a very versatile DAC with loads of features. It has a headphone output with adjustable volume which actually sounds great. It's also useful in rolling tubes. Balanced XLR and un-balanced RCA outputs. Coax, optical, XLR and USB inputs with front panel switching. Selectable 96khz or 192khz upsampling. I will include the stock EH, a "cryo-treated" Magnum Dynalab and vintage NOS RCA/Mullard 6922 tubes, all with gold pins. It's black in color with no imperfections I can find. I have the box, power cord and manual. I was using it with a vintage Fisher KX-200 tube amp which has no headphone out. It was the perfect match for the Fisher. I have since gone to a new Harman HK-990 integrated amp with built in DAC's and headphone jack so, sadly, I no longer need the MH. This is mainly in the interest of simplifying my system. I'm asking $425 including shipping via FedEx ground, double boxed, to the lower 48. I can take Paypal, MO, check, etc. I'm really not interested in trades but, if you have something cool, who knows? Thanks


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My first freshwater trip of the year was with my sister, heading to George Washington National Forest (and the Dry River). With air temperatures hovering around 50 degrees, we fished streamers (small olive woolly buggers), and dry/dropper combinations (foam and a bead-head nymph) and hooked a few brook trout. The water was clear, cold, and beautiful, and the fish aggressive (where we found them).
I had never fished this area before, and given the experience, I will plan to come back in the spring and summer.


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• The Block #1 show on Sunday night with 1.57 watching
See full ratings figures on the Mediaweek Morning Report here.
The diversity of the Little Big Shots performers appeals to the audience. The pint-sized all-stars last night attracted 881,000 after 758,000 last week up against the NRL Grand Final.
On Sunday Night Kerri-Anne Kennerley revealed how a violent fight with her first husband almost ended in murder. For the first time, the Australian entertainment legend opened up on her experience being a victim of domestic violence to Seven's Sunday Night host Angela Cox. The episode drew 637,000 after a repeat audience of 518,000 a week ago.
The Block will have to hustle to live up to last week's numbers. The new week started with the reveal of the backyards which included the infamous pools and spas. Despite all the grief they caused, Ronnie and Georgia finished second last in backyard week.
There was an audience of 1.571m watching Josh and Elyse narrowly win with 29.5, ahead of Sticks and Wombat. There was no Sunday episode last week because of the football.
This week on The Block work will need to be completed on the studios and garages, which should really enhance the value of these properties at the forthcoming auctions.
Escape From Salt Creek was one of the feature items on 60 Minutes about the monster living in South Australia who kidnapped backpackers. The story was reported by Tara Brown. Meanwhile Allison Langdon got to spend a few days with P!nk and her family. The episode had a metro audience of 1.085m watching. With a national average audience of 1.605m (metro + regional) this was its highest rating episode of the year.
During the afternoon TEN Sport's Matt White led the team including former Supercars driver and expert commentator Mark Larkham, current Nissan Motorsport Supercars driver Rick Kelly, TEN Sport's Mark Howard and reporter Kate Peck. David Reynolds was the new King of the Mountain after claiming a dramatic victory in the wet at the 2017 Supercars Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000. The Podium presentation was watched by 1.02m, while the race itself was watched by 905,000.
The Project Sunday was on 413,000 after 7pm .
After 50 days in the jungle Survivor is getting very close to the end with 644,000 watching last night as Jericho eliminated Tessa from the jury perhaps making it easier for him to win the half million dollars.
Then it was time for the first part of the miniseries Wake In Fright. Stranded in the outback town of Bundanyabba, schoolteacher John Grant faced a series of dangerous actions, reckless decisions and wild mistakes that change his life forever in a fresh retelling of the Kenneth Cook novel. The drama attracted 408,000 viewers last night.
A big night of drama started with Doc Martin returning to the early Sunday slot with 832,000.
The Doctor Blake Mysteries then followed with Ballarat's finest GP attracting an audience of 793,000.
The Greeks screened at 7.30pm to 158,000.
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The PV for Tegomass's Mahou no Meldoy was recently released. Which I'm still not 100% sure why they made a PV for this at all. Album songs hardly ever get PVs, but I guess more promotion never hurts.
My love for this PV has triped since seeing the full version. Even though there's not really much going on in the full version that we didn't see in the PV previews, but there's just something about this PV that I love. It's just a fun and childish PV. Which is what Tegomass is really all about. Well, maybe not Tegoshi, but it's definitely what Massu is like. The whole PV just has this youthful and happy feeling. Which is a nice change. Nearly all of Tegomass's PVs are either pretty serious or have underline an underline deeper meaning.
The PV is basically nothing but Tegomassu designing and building a Willy Wonka-esque flying machine. And endearingly failing everytime. However, the close-up scenes when they are wearing their ring leader/Jrock inspired outfits are my favorite scenes. Massu looks absolutely adorable. Tegoshi, of course, looks as feminine as ever.
I just can't imagine Tegomass ever seriously making schematics.
What's with the random bird? What are they pirates now?
I hate that all of their PVs make it seem like they are in love with each other. But I guess someone is enjoying the fanservice.
Too much makeup Tegoshi, just too much.
Meanwhile, Massu looks adorable.
Love the random troll band.
This just reminds me of Willy Wonka so much.
I love Massu's where face.
Tegoshi keeps looking girlier and girlier everytime I see him.
I don't remember Tegoshi ever wearing earings before. Oh, that's hilarious.
I love their outfits, and lolz at Massu's jazz hands.
I love how over the top Massu is during his close-ups. Tegoshi is a little flat in comparison.
To such an extent he's almost creepy.
So womanly.
This is the closest to cute Tegoshi has looked in the entire PV.
I love Massu's overreaction.
Simply adding wings is totally gonna work Icarus.
I can't even right now. Lol.
Magic solves everything.
The super close-up shows just how much makeup Tegoshi is wearing.
Horrible CG.


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The Bee Queen - rich honey, horchata, sticky beeswax, and woodsmoke
Bitten and Smitten: A sweet triple berry scone drizzled with spoonfuls of London lemon curd.
Boneshaker -three vanillas, a tiny touch of earthy fir needle, and crisp, cooling mint
Doppleganger - dragon's blood resin, red patchouli, and marshmallow cream
Doom and Bloom - orange blossoms, earl grey tea and lemon cake pops
Go to Sleep Little Creep - peppermint, lavender and pink sugar
Gorgon - Incense, egyptian musk, cinnamon leaf, mushroom
Grim Bastard - vanilla, sandalwood, patchouli leaves, neroli, leather
The Hollow - Black amber, black patchouli, black licorice, dragons blood and coconut husk
I Was a Teenage Werewolf - vetiver, sandalwood, patchouli, black cedar and white musk
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Planet X - Rose, mandarin, labdanum, tonka, vanilla and gummy worms.
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NBC has made it through the first week of the 2014 Winter Olympics without #NBCFail becoming a national phenomenon. In that regard, the peacock's coverage is an improvement over the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. More events are being shown live on television (including the full figure skating events that have drawn rave reviews for the work of Terry Gannon, Tara Lipinski, and Johnny Weir) and the online buffering issues that plagued online coverage 2 years ago have been minimized.
But there have been occasions in Sochi when NBC's primetime packaging and tape delay strategy are still worthy of condemnation. The most glaring example is the withdrawal from the men's figure skating competition of Russian icon Evgeni Plushenko and NBC's willingness to play dumb for their primetime audience.
Plushenko withdrew from the competition just before 10 AM ET on Thursday with a back injury. And yet, during NBC's primetime coverage which began at 8 PM ET, the network was promoting his appearance in the men's figure skating event knowing full well that he wouldn't be competing. A full 10 hours later, NBC acted like Plushenko would still be involved in the competition, even running a promo for him. The AP called out NBC for the game they were playing:
"We can deal with NBC's ''plausibly live'' format presenting competition unfolding on its tape-delayed broadcasts. It felt wrong, however, for Russian figure skating legend Evgeni Plushenko's sudden retirement because of injury before performing Thursday. The broadcast presented a pre-taped intro about Plushenko as if he were about to start skating, and then came his ''surprise'' withdrawal. By this point, it was already 10 hours old and the story of the day. It should have been covered in a more straightforward manner."
With a weak American field of medal contenders, the Olympic veteran skating in his home country was the arguably the main attraction for the men's figure skating program. His withdrawal could theoretically have a negative affect on viewership.
But just how far should NBC be able to go in preserving their primetime storytelling at the expense of factually and truthfully covering the Olympics? There's no tangible line for NBC here, but it's clear in choosing to fabricate the chances of seeing Plushenko skating when they knew he wouldn't, the network went too far.
At worst, NBC was flat out lying to viewers. At best, they were offering up "plausibly live" Olympic coverage…. while still lying to viewers.
What makes the twisting of the Plushenko narrative to fit their primetime coverage worse is the fact that NBC knows many people are watching at night while being well aware of what has happened live during the day. Earlier in these Olympics, NBC Olympics Executive Producer Jim Bell flaunted the fact that many fans were still watching in primetime regardless of whether they knew the outcome or not.
"For a lot of people, they know and they still want to see it," Bell said. "For a significant amount of people, they really don't know, and I know that might seem odd to a lot of us who are strapped like an EKG machine to our Twitter feeds and whatever other devices or sites we're getting constant information, but that's not everybody."
What would Bell say to the Olympic fans that were well aware of Plushenko's withdrawal while NBC was leading them by the nose? It's a disingenuous decision from NBC and insulting to the scores of people watching that were aware of what actually happened earlier in the day.
There's showing Olympic events on tape delay and then there's fabricating your own stories to meet your needs as a network. This isn't covering a sporting event, this is creating a scripted television miniseries. If NBC is willing to present Plushenko's withdrawal as a shocking event 10 hours after it actually happened, what's to prevent them from presenting a fourth placed American finish at the skeleton as a gold medal run? What's to prevent them from twisting and altering the truth to tickle whatever fancy they'd like?
NBC will always show the Olympics in primetime on a tape delayed basis, no matter how much true sports fans want to see all live action. But the least NBC can do while tape delaying primetime Olympic coverage is to be truthful with viewers and not betray the facts.