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A Washington Times editorial on President Bush's State of the Union address adopted the White House's terminology for its warrantless domestic surveillance program, dubbing it the "terrorist surveillance program."
Following Fox News' lead [1], a February 2 Washington Times editorial [2] on President Bush's State of the Union address [3] adopted the White House's terminology for its warrantless domestic surveillance program, dubbing it the "terrorist surveillance program." Bush first used the term publicly in a January 23 speech [4] at Kansas State University in which he defended his authorization of the National Security Agency (NSA) to intercept communications of U.S. residents without court warrants.
As Media Matters for America has noted [1], the term "terrorist surveillance program" appears to have originated [5] with the right-wing news website NewsMax.com [6] on December 22; operators of right-wing weblogs began to pick up [7] the term on January 20, according to a timeline [8] by the weblog Think Progress. On January 22, the White House press office released [9] a backgrounder on the NSA program, in which the term appeared 10 times in reference to the domestic eavesdropping.
In his January 23 speech, Bush said of the NSA's activities, "It's what I would call a terrorist surveillance program." He and other administration officials have since used the term in numerous speeches and interviews. While most news outlets noting the moniker have placed it in quotes or disclosed it is a term the Bush administration has promoted, Fox News began to use it on January 25, without qualification, in its news reports and commentary. In a February 2 editorial headlined "The president's address [2]," The Washington Times editorial page furthered this trend:
Mr. Bush was at his best in making the case for renewal of the Patriot Act and in rebutting the critics of his terrorist surveillance program to intercept the communications of suspected al Qaeda operatives to and from the United States: "If there are people inside our country who are talking about al Qaeda, we want to know about it, because we will not sit back and wait to be hit again."
While the Times has written six other editorials on the domestic eavesdropping since the public disclosure of the NSA program on December 16, this represents the first in which the term "terrorist surveillance program" has appeared. Previously, the editorial page has referred to it as the "NSA surveillance program [10]," the "wiretap program [11]," "President Bush's warrantless domestic wiretaps [12]," and "President Bush's National Security Agency wiretaps [13]."
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I've been busy lately modelling various components of the Fett gear in 3D, I've also just completed the helmet!
Beacause my background lies in papermodelling, I thought I'd do these but using 3D models and Pepakura to unfold them. I'm not trying to out-do Alans work or anything, I think his stuff is amazing. I just wanted to try it my way. Actually, all of the Fett stuff I've been working on has been based on WoF blueprints so they'll be very similar.
Anyway, for the helmet, I've done the bucket and both ear pieces. I've not done the RF.
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Good boiis Tim and Oscar, aka HOLY HOLY, will slide into the Like a Version studio this week, while they play shows around their country
The idea of Like A Version is pretty simple. We invite a musician or band into our studios, tell them to bring their acoustic instruments along, stick microphones in front of them and ask them to play one of their own compositions as well as a song they love by someone else. It's a close up look at the bare bones of one of their own songs, plus an insight into what other music has turned them on.
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Provo • A late start, predicted temperatures in the 30s with the chance of rain or snow, and a low-profile opponent with a horrible record has some BYU football officials worrying that Saturday's game (8:15 p.m., ESPNU) against 1-8 Idaho will produce the smallest crowd since LaVell Edwards Stadium was expanded in 1982.
Coach Bronco Mendenhall isn't among them, however.
"I think the late start, and as cold as it will be [is cause to empathize with fans who stay away]," Mendenhall said. "I think the ones who are Cougar blue deep in their hearts are the ones that will be there, and I will applaud them."
Mendenhall said he wasn't aware a huge temperature drop, accompanied by a winter storm, was expected this weekend until his wife mentioned it Wednesday. While several players, including cornerback Preston Hadley, said they aren't fans of playing in cold weather, Mendenhall said it makes no difference to him.
"If you don't play well, that will be a reason. If you do, the other team will have a reason," Mendenhall said. "You just play."
As for the late start, set by ESPN, Mendenhall said he sympathizes with people who don't like to stay up late like himself.
"I mean, I am usually in bed at 8," he said. "So if I am going to be up, we might as well play a game."
Mendenhall's 100th game
Saturday's game marks Mendenhall's 100th as BYU's head coach. With a 71-28 record, he is second in total wins and games coached behind LaVell Edwards, who was 257-101-3.
Edwards was 69-30-1 through 100 games.
"It surprised me. I didn't know I would make it to 100, so yeah, it seems like a long time," Mendenhall said.
Asked what the odds are that he will make it to 200, he quipped: "Slim."
Why not Wazzu?
Mendenhall confirmed Wednesday that the Cougars were able to schedule a game at Virginia to open the 2013 season because Washington State wanted out of a contracted game for 2013, which was supposed to be the back end of a home-and-home agreement.
"Well, that's really up to [Wazzu]," he said when asked if BYU will go to Pullman in a couple of years. "They chose to not want the game. So I don't know if we will go back there or not."
Thursday, Washington State answered that question, announcing that it has replaced BYU on its 2013 schedule with Southern Utah University and will play host to BYU in 2019.
Mendenhall said offensive linemen Braden Hansen (groin tear) and Brock Stringham (tonsillitis) are probably a week away from returning to action. He said backup running back Adam Hine (knee) has practiced this week and is possible for Saturday. … Idaho knocked BYU quarterback Riley Nelson out of the game with rib and lung injuries in last year's game, a 42-7 BYU win. … Former Utah Blaze quarterback Jason Gesser, 33, is Idaho's interim coach after Robb Akey was fired two weeks ago.
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Last Saturday, as part of the Hygienic arts festival, adventurer/camera-enthusiasts picked up packets for Hygienic Photo-Gienic containing a photographic scavenger hunt through the New London Historic District.
Each packet contains a series of words to be interpreted by the respective artists within the context of the neighborhood - and each delivered a series of 5x7 prints.
On Friday, the fruits of these excursions go on display with an opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Expressiones Gallery, directly across the street from the Hygienic in New London. Trust us: through these collective eyes and lenses, New London is many-splendored in ways you've probably never thought about. The show runs through Feb. 10. Regular gallery hours are 2-6 p.m. Friday and 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday.
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This delightful urban garden eatery features an international steak and seafood menu. Engaging owner Yasutoshi Sakai personally prepares Japanese Kobe beef, the house speciality. The thin, creamy fat-marbled steak bursts with rich flavours and comes with ponzu and soya-sesame dips and sea salt. For starters, try deep-fried calamari, crunchy and light, and parma ham with grissini. For mains other than Kobe, consider baked snapper or lobster thermidor, in a creamy butter sauce with hints of cheese. Grilled miso beef tenderloin is delicious, as are the lamb chops. Vegetarians need not despair: ratatouille, vegetarian pizza and baked eggplant and tofu in spicy miso are tasty alternatives. Close with berry soup with vanilla ice cream or New York cheesecake in the garden.
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They've started; with Bruce Springsteen opening.
yeah, I saw Bruce and turned it off.
Sorry, New Jersey people.
So, you're not going to see anybody else?
Can't compete with zombies huh?
I used his performance to catch up with my twitter feed
Bruce looks like Mr. Big. I think there's some work done there. Steve Van Zandt is one of my favorite solo artists, but damn that man looks rough these days.
Hey look - Gaga's wearing a net on her face.
Well, I was just glad to get him over with first. We spent the minutes googling how old he is and speculating how much plastic surgery has he had.
Grrr. My feed is crapping out on me.
A prayer? Seriously? I get the meaning, but still.
Bruce has had plastic surgery? (Not watching, Sunday night is ZombieTime) Geez, Bruce; you're married, and fans of your music don't care what you look like. Wear your years proudly. Think Johnny Cash, not Kenny Rogers.
Make that Gaga's wearing a net and carrying a scepter.
I don't pray. But that was touching.
Nikki Minaj looks like she stepped out of The Handmaid's Tale.
Guess you haven't heard the rumors about Bruce and the 'tight a**' at the gym?
Sir Macca's looking rough.
Katie Perry's got hair to match her Valentine's mood - blue.
Was that Paul's new wife?
The sermon can end anytime please.
I think LL is doing a fabulous job.
This is adorable. I love Bruno and his band.
Me too! I'm not a fan, but Bruno Mars is doing an amazing job!
I'm loving it too. Adorable is exactly the word I was thinking.
Bruno's CD was one of my favorites last year - catchy, and the man's got mad live talent. Anyone remember his tribute to Amy Winehouse?
Anyone debating buying his stuff, go get it. The layers of richness of music in his songs is staggering.
@ 'get off your rich asses' . Awesome!
Is Taylor Swift really performing tonight?
Please tell me she is not.
Yes she is- but- starting her performance are the amazing Civil Wars, singing Barton Hollow. You can mute the TV after they sing.
Bruno looked like a young Michael Jackson up there.
I hope she is.
Whitney came from a family of gospel singers. LL is the perfect host for tonight. I'm glad that he prayed.
Bonnie Raitt!!!!!
I'm scared that I understood Ozzie in that commercial.
I love this song
Bonnie Raitt is sublime.
This performance is awesome.
I did the same thing. I did a double take.
Bonnie's voice is still "juicy".
I love Bonnie Raitt. Best white female blues singer ever!
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posted at 9:17 pm on November 5, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
This comes pretty far down into a pox-upon-both-houses piece from the New York Times on shrill partisanship at Fox and MSNBC during the election cycle. The article starts by hitting Fox but quickly notes that MSNBC is even worse, and at least Fox has been forcing other media outlets to cover the questions about Benghazi that they seemed happy to ignore. The NYT doesn't even credit MSNBC for any news value at all, and describes the apparent embarrassment of their network colleagues across the virtual hallway:
MSNBC, whose programs are hosted by a new crop of extravagant partisans like Mr. Bashir, Mr. Sharpton and Lawrence O'Donnell, has tested the limits of good taste this year. Mr. O'Donnell was forced to apologize in April after describing the Mormon Church as nothing more than a scheme cooked up by a man who "got caught having sex with the maid and explained to his wife that God told him to do it."
The channel's hosts recycle talking points handed out by the Obama campaign, even using them as titles for program segments, like Mr. Bashir did recently with a segment he called "Romnesia," referring to Mr. Obama's term to explain his opponent's shifting positions.
The hosts insult and mock, like Alex Wagner did in recently describing Mr. Romney's trip overseas as "National Lampoon's European Vacation" — a line she borrowed from an Obama spokeswoman. Mr. Romney was not only hapless, Ms. Wagner said, he also looked "disheveled" and "a little bit sweaty" in a recent appearance….
Such stridency has put NBC News journalists who cover Republicans in awkward and compromised positions, several people who work for the network said. To distance themselves from their sister channel, they have started taking steps to reassure Republican sources, like pointing out that they are reporting for NBC programs like "Today" and "Nightly News" — not for MSNBC.
If NBC reporters recognize that MSNBC hurts their credibility as journalists, why can't the NBC News division figure it out?


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When most people think about package deals, often vacation resorts and airfare combos come to mind. For the University of St. Thomas men's basketball team, Celts fans get one family with two times the skills on the court in forwards Andrew and Patrick Graves.
The Graves brothers, both senior marketing majors who hail from Liberty Hills High School in Austin, Texas, have one thing on their minds this season: success. Andrew, 6 feet 7 inches, and Patrick, 6 feet 5 inches, have transitioned from grade school to college together, pushing each other in every element of the sport. From shooting free throws in their parents' driveway to strategically executing set plays as collegiate athletes, the Graves look forward to a high-octane season.
The brothers, like most players, have set personal goals for themselves goals for their team.
"We hold ourselves to a very high standard while running drills and in our games," Patrick said. "We push each other hard on every drill, free throw, rebound and shot. The simplest drill has always been an opportunity to push each other to do better than we did before."
The Graves brothers have worked diligently to improve their game on the field and in the classroom after coming to the University. Andrew has logged highs of 17 points versus Wiley College and 11 rebounds against Southwest Assemblies of God University. Patrick saw similar success with game highs of 20 points while playing Spring Hill College, six 3-pointers against Spring Hill College and seven rebounds versus William Carey University. Patrick is a wing player who creates situations for open shots for teammates and knocking down open perimeter shots.
UST Athletic Director and Men's Basketball Head Coach Todd Smith, responsible for rebuilding the men's basketball program in 2009, has guided the Graves brothers and their teammates toward successes such as finishing in the top 25 in scoring defense for the second year in a row.
"It's been a great experience to be a part of building this program with my teammates under the guidance of Coach Smith," Andrew said. "I am looking forward to a great season and improving on our successes."
Andrew began playing post for the first time as a senior in high school. Though the transition was challenging, he has practiced his post footwork while working to maintain his 15-footer, rebounds and blocks.
"I am focused on staying healthy this season, and I want nothing more than to achieve two things: to get all-conference team and help win the conference for our team," Patrick said. Smith acknowledges the great job both Andrew and Patrick have done academically and on the court. Smith likens the pair to an anomaly because they have grown since joining the program, though most players have ended their growth spurt by their college career.
"I am very proud of their approach to being better in the classroom and the pride they take in doing their best to succeed academically and on the court," Smith said. "They both added inches to their height since they've been a part of the team, and with that came maturity in the game with every year."
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The market pulled back on Monday as investors took profits after last week's 6% runup.
Telecom giants AT&T (T) and Verizon Communications (VZ) both fell on news of an expected decrease in cell phone sales. Financials also lagged the market as JPMorgan (JPM) and Citigroup (C) had their estimates cut.
But not all news was bad.
Auto stocks moved both ways after reporting better than expected December sales numbers. Shares of General Motors (GM) and Ford (F) rose, while Japanese competitors Toyota (TM) and Honda(HMC) fell.
Meanwhile, on the Nasdaq, Apple (APPL) jumped up 4.2% after Steve Jobs addressed rumored health concerns and announced that he will keep his position as CEO.
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These stocks could be in the news for a number of reasons. Some require immediate attention while others may not. Regardless, it never hurts to hear what Cramer (or any of the other professional investors on the site) has to say about them. The key is to gather as much information as you can in order to make the most informed investment decisions you can.
In a recent post to his RealMoney blog, Cramer had this to say about Pfizer (PFE) and other pharma stocks:
"Did Pfizer say it is looking to short other drug companies' stocks? Did Pfizer say the group is overvalued? Too expensive to merge with? If you didn't read our Action Alerts PLUS note from this morning, you would hesitate to think beyond, 'Did someone downgrade the drug stocks?'
"To me this smacks of opportunity. Think about it like this: Oil's up, not because of demand (except for China perhaps) but because of Gaza. Because oil is up, the oils are up. Because the oils are up, people believe that the economy is strong. Because the economy is strong, it's right to buy the infrastructure stocks, the retailers and the oil service stocks!
"And here's Pfizer saying that it is looking to buy. To me, you have an opportunity to pick up some of these stocks, including the ones mentioned in a piece over on TheStreet.com, at prices you should not be able to get. The stocks are cheap, the economy's not strong -- here or worldwide -- and now you have a Pfizer catalyst. I would be willing to buy a basket of them, especially Bristol-Myers (BMY) but also Celgene (CELG), which is getting killed today!
"I think that these drug stocks should be bought on weakness, betting not that there is going to be a global economic recovery, just no global economic collapse. The idea, for example, that GM's sales weren't horrible, down 30%, does not make me want to go buy some Schlumberger (SLB) or some Ultra Pete (UPL).
"Read the piece. Buy one of the drug stocks. Gotta like one of these.
For more of what Cramer's had to say about Monday's top-searched stocks, including BP (BP), Boeing (BA), Genentech (DNA) and Applied Materials (AMAT), check out the Cramer's Take portfolio at Stockpickr.com.
(Editor's note: At the time of publication and/or original publication of his posts and shows, Cramer owned Bristol-Myers, BP and JPMorgan for his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust.)
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I don't swim or play other sports.
I mainly do it because, I am trying to lose weight and gain muscle. It allows me to see changes and areas that need work easily without Robin Williams levels of fuzz in the way.
It also feels really good.
Clothing feels so smooth on the skin. No deodorant matting up my underarms. No pubic hair zipper rips.
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Google Seeks to Ban Almost Apple's Entire U.S. Product Line
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August 21, 2012 4:50 PM
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New ITC complaint leverages 8 of Motorola's patents
Apple, Inc. (
) has made it pretty clear that it wants to try to ban all of the top Android phonemakers off the market. Google Inc. (
) has vowed to fight back, using the treasure trove of patents from its recent acquisition Motorola Mobility to
help protect its partners
. Google was seeking a ban on Apple's iPhone, iPad, and Mac computers to counter a potential Android ban.
Thus far that protection scheme didn't work out so well, as Google-owned Motorola Mobility and Apple had their suits/counter-suits
from the
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois
(Chicago). In fact, so far federal courts have proven relatively retiscent to ban products from either side.
So Motorola Mobility's latest legal salvo -- a
50 page complaint
[PDF] with
187 exhibits
, pertaining to eight patents -- instead hopes to sway the
U.S. International Trade Commission
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successfully used to ban shipments
of top Android phonemaker HTC Corp. (
) earlier in the year.
The new suit targets:
iPod Touch
iPhone 3GS
iPhone 4
iPhone 4S
"the new Apple iPad (aka the iPad3)
Mac Pro
Mac Mini
MacBook Pro
MacBook Air
It demands satisfaction in the form of a resolution within 15 months and a court-order "excluding entry into the United States of wireless communications devices, portable music and data processing devices, computers, and components thereof that infringe."
As Apple manufacturers all its products outside the U.S., this means, basically, a complete ban of all Apple's products.
Google is seeking to ban virtually all Apple's devices [Image Source: Apple]
The lawsuit leverages eight patents:
No. 5,883,580
, "Geographic-Temporal Significant Messaging"
No. 5,922,047
"Apparatus, Method and System for Multimedia Control and Communication"
No. 6,425,002
"Apparatus and Method for Handling Dispatching Messages for Various Applications of a Communication Device"
No. 6,493,673
"Markup Language for Interactive Services And Methods Thereof"
No. 6,983,370
"System For Providing Continuity Between Messaging Clients And Method Therefor"
No. 7,007,064
"Method And Apparatus For Obtaining And Managing Wirelessly Communicated Content"
No. 7,383,983
"System And Method For Managing Content Between Devices In Various Domains"
A couple of quick thoughts on the patents:
They appear not to be standards patents -- e.g. Motorola Mobility's standard 3G/4G fodder. This means that they are likely not subject to "fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory" (FRAND) licensing requirements, something that
has plagued
Google's past attempts to litigate against Apple. In other words, Apple and Google are now fighting on
a level playing field
The patents -- much like Apples -- are often
rather ambiguous/nebulous
in terms of describing there invention. Given the broad descriptions (e.g. the one patent appears to be describing all forms of geo-tagged communication), it may be hard for Apple to escape from being found in infringement, must as Android has struggled to escape Apple's vague and overly broad patents.
WWIII is upon us in the patent world -- the dying Apple co-founder Steven P. Jobs
wish for "thermonuclear" legal war
has come to fruition.
Steve Jobs dying wish of "thermonuclear war" with Android has been fully realized.
It's possible that only a handful of products will be banned, but as Apple and Google step up their legal barrages, it's also quite possible that most Android and Apple devices could eventually become subject to a ban -- an outcome that one would expect -- or at least hope -- would lead to a broad cross-licensing pact à la Apple and Microsoft Corp.'s (
) "special arrangement".
One thing's for sure, though. Google isn't about to roll over and die or let the same happen to its partners. It is determined to fight Apple's efforts to the bitter end.
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"A lot of people pay zero for the cellphone ... That's what it's worth." -- Apple Chief Operating Officer Timothy Cook
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Canisius vs. Robert Morris
When: Monday, March 24
Where: Demske Sports Complex
Time: 4 p.m.
Live Video/Live Stats: available through gogriffs.com
Twitter: @gogriffs/@CanisiusWLAX
Scouting the Griffs
• Canisius enters the contest at 3-4, having dropped its last contest to Duquesne 12-11 in overtime.
• The game was the second-consecutive loss for the Griffs – the team has not lost three-straight games in the same season since March of the 2012 season.
• Junior goalkeeper Kayla Scully recorded a career-high 15 saves in Wednesday's loss.
Milestone Watch
• Senior midfielder Maria Kotas needs just four goals to become the seventh Griff to reach the 100 goals club.
• Kotas' 96 goals currently rank eighth on the program's all-time list.
• With five draw controls, she will also move into a tie for second on the all-time list.
• The senior is also just five ground balls away from fifth in Canisius history.
Scouting the Colonials
• Robert Morris enters Monday's contest at 6-1, having won its last two.
• The Colonials have scored 10 or more goals in each of their wins and 15 or more goals on four occasions this season.
• Five players currently have double-digit goals on the season, with Kristin Yoviene leading the way with 22 points (15 goals).
• Kaitlin Pentz has played the majority of minutes in net – holding a save percentage of .398.
Series History
• The Griffs and Colonials have met every year since 2005, with this being the 10th meeting.
• Canisius owns the series 9-0.
• The 2011 and 2012 games were each decided by one goal, but the Griffs cruised to an 11-goal win in 2013.
• Kotas led the way in the last meeting, scoring three goals and dishing out three assits.
• Scully played the first half in net in that contest, allowing two goals and making five saves.


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Well, the bees went back ontot he stump, so I will have to try to be brave and scoop them somehow off the trunk, into a pail or something. then shake them into the hive.Here is a photo of them whilst they were in the tree:
i have seen the sheet thing and it's pretty slick. just a big white flat sheet to brush them on to. lay down sheet. put hive on sheet. bush bees into hive. try for queen, but they may just enter hive if you are lucky. a little something in the hive to entice them won't hurt.i also found that a stiff piece of plastic sheet was handy if i had to get a clump...like the clump with the queen. you can scoot the whole clump onto the plastic and dump it in the hive. what a great experience for you. i have not gotten to do this yet. keep details since you don't have a camera!!


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Lots of VW stuff|Rare Scirocco parts!
The family: '55 Ford 351C, '70 TR6 262Olds, '80 Rabbit AAZ, '84 C30 350, '88 Scirocco 9A, '97 Hardbody KA24E, '01 TJ 150AMC.
I really like the S2000 overall. The S2000 GT1 is probably my favorite since trying it on GT2 way back when.
here's a local S2000 that I shot a while ago
Brads S2000 by Daverussell_, on Flickr
and a few of my own car
Autumn by Daverussell_, on Flickr
Speed-Driven Wallpapers: http://www.speed-driven.com
My old S, miss it quite a bit. Oh well, 964 next.
Is there a list somewhere of the minor changes in each year for the US market? Like which year got the glass window, the 2.2L engine, and all the tiny changes they did here and there. I'm halfway tempted to pick one up again. The last time I had an S2000 I paid $20K for a 2001 and found out afterwards it had been in a wreck so I dumped it right away and didn't look back. Prices have come down a lot since then and I'm starting to wonder if I should try it again.
Socal definitely has more wild S2ks than norcal does.
And I need a hardtop. It would make it such a better all-season car.
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04 = AP2 changeover. Engine is 2.2 l, tweeters are added for the sound system. Interior has a slight redesign.
06 = drive-by-wire and stability control is added. Smallish speakers added on to the roll bars. Some other interior stuff is changed, but it's really minor stuff.
08= CR model is added. if you want the rawness of the AP1, but AP2 looks, this is the model to get. It doesn't have a soft-top, but one can be added easily (but it will be manual operation only)
Also the suspension has been changed up within the years, but I personally don't think it's that significant.
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I know the 04+ are the F22 powered AP2 with a slightly differnt door sill, front, and rear bumpers, and the optional CR package. Pre 04 with the smaller F20 are considered the more desireable ones by tuners due to the 9000 rpm redline in comparison to the (IIRC) 8000 rpm in the F22. All s2000s are push start standard factory OE, convertible, manual trans only, and digital readout gagues.
Now I'm rambling, and I dont even own one... Just drove several dozen when I used to do inspections... S2000 owners chime in and correct my wrong spots!!
The s2ki.com forum is quite comprehensive on all things S2000. If you read the FAQ and other stickies at the top of that forum you'll get all the info you'll ever need. Here is a short version of differences between the AP1 and AP2 S2000 (USA models), there are other items that changed through the run, but here are the basics:
- model year 2000 thru 2003
- 2.0 liter engine (F20C)
- 9k redline
- stock 16 inch wheels
- plastic rear window in 2000 and 2001 (glass in '02 onward)
- model year 2004 thru 2009
- 2.2 liter engine (F22C - slightly higher torque, slightly different gearing)
- 8k redline
- stock 17 inch wheels
- revised suspension for "better/safer" handling (*subjective and endlessly debatable)
- revised front and rear bumpers
- 2006 introduction of drive-by-wire (DBW) throttle and VSA - vehicle stability assist.
- 2008 introduction of CR (club racer)
The AP1/AP2 debate is never ending, everyone has their reasons why one is better. If you get the best maintained, lowest mileage example that fits in your budget. You can't go wrong with any well maintained S2000.
http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2173176Originally Posted by Red Bull
Aside from new wheels and dash in 08' and the introduction of the CR, that's it.
And on a last note, I don't think that Europe ever got the 2.2l.
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My bitch -
They are a lot of fun and truly feel special.
EDIT: S2ki.com is the place to go, if one is really interested to learn more about this car. This car is not for everyone, its small and pretty loud and requires driver involvement to get the most of out of it. On top of that, many people hate on it without ever really driving it (I guess that's the way it goes for a lot of cars though).
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You've all seen mine 100x, but here's the pic I took of her 20 minutes ago
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In this vein, considering we do not have a one page answer, we are "sorry for the inconvenience."
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Hmmm, One page that contains all possible answers to everything? No problem; I can do that in one line. Here it is;
Now, don't panic, just go figure out the question.
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We need a page that contains all possible information and advices for beginners;
How to start, buying a boat, basic regulations, how to spent a night safely in a boat, what licenses are needed to sail a boat, how much marina costs in average, is DMV license needed for a boat and trailer? etc...
I'm not trying to be rude, really. There are MANY excellent books written just for you. And they aren't one page, because if you can only read one page, you're not actually interested.
|I've been sailing since 1968, learned on a small boat about 8 feet. I now sail a 30 foot boat sevaral days a week, and some times race an ever larger boat a 40 footer. I have found that the hobby of sailing can be a life long adventure. Keep reading and asking questions, go sailing with other people as often as you can. Then some time soon you will look back and see how much you know. Good luck.
50% chance this is a poor attempt at trolling. Does sailnet have a rival motorboat forum?
50% chance that Sammy is a good guy, just misguided.
If the latter is true, READ a book! Someone suggested Chapman Piloting. That's the closest thing to the drivers license manual you should have read when you turned 16, except for boats (motor and sail) pick up a used copy online for a buck plus $4 shipping. Or go to your favorite huge book store and buy it new. While you're there go to the little shelf of sailing books (usually near the 9 shelves of books about Harleys and muscle cars) and flip through a few more "beginner's guide to sailing" type things. I own a half dozen of these and they all say the same things for the most part. Pick one or two that suit your reading style and technical ability. (If you're not going to rebuild your inboard diesel or cut your own sails for racing you could skip the book that has chapters on those)
Ever go down to the nearest marina or boat ramp and ask if anyone needs an extra crew member? Good way to get some "sea legs" even if it's just a 400 acre lake at the state park.
As far as a 1989 Bayliner... A lot of people enjoy those sort of boats but I've seen a fair share of rough ones towed back to the dock, or blocking the ramp because they can't start the thing to back it off the trailer. You'll learn boat handling and maintenance, rules of the road, and how to repack wheel bearings. (and change that outboard lower unit oil!)
I started out with a homemade 8' fold-up sailing dinghy. Learned the basics on a lake. (pull the sail in until it flaps around, then let it out a bit, move yourself to the side of the boat that's up in the air so the boat doesn't roll over -- that's as simple as sailing can be) Those same theories hold true on an 8' plywood dinghy the same as they do on a 54' sloop. Except on the dinghy you can use a paddle to push off when you run into something, and you don't have to worry about a 20 year old motor not starting, or where to store it during a storm. You can also take it anywhere (in PA most of the small parks don't let you run a gas motor on the lakes) and it fits in the bed of a pickup truck (or in the case of the guy I sold it to -- on the roof of a Corolla)
I signed up for a sailing class offered by the local sailboat club. Every tuesday night for six weeks we'd sail around the local lake for an hour, then two hours of lecture and discussion in the clubhouse. The only cost was $40 for the textbook, and I came out of it with a coast guard auxiliary safety certificate (and cheaper boat insurance)
I really liked it so halfway through the class I bought a $800 17' sailboat. A pair of trailer tires, lights, some life vests, homemade stays, some line, and a new block (pulley) or two and there isn't anywhere I wouldn't tow it or sail it. It's advertised to sleep 4. A couple is more like it. It tows nicely behind a 6 cylinder car and it fits in my garage so I can tinker with it regardless of the weather. My lights are just special flashlights that clamp on. (Wal-Mart sells them)
That's how I learned sailing. That, and lots of reading. Both this forum and books. Oh, and get a library card if you don't want to buy all those books. As far as what to do in an emergency -- read the threads on "BFS - big freakin sails" and do a search for heavy weather sailing. Those will help you out if a storm kicks up while you're out. As far as other emergencies --
If something breaks with the motor - sail home.
If something breaks with the sails - motor home.
We sailors really do have it easy that way...
If someone goes overboard - throw something that floats to them IMMEDIATELY. a cushion, a life vest, a cooler, whatever. Then circle around and pick them up and make sure they don't try to grab on or climb aboard anywhere near a running propeller.
If you go overboard make sure someone else on board knows how to sail or at least drop sail and start the motor. (best if you do that before going overboard)
Know a few knots. Ones that don't slip and can be untied. A bowline, a stopper knot, maybe a sheet bend. With three or four knots there isn't much you can't fix. The other bazillion knots would be a fun way to kill time on a transatlantic sail.
I'll also echo what someone else said -- have lots of anchor line. More than you think you'll need, then another couple hundred feet still in the package that you can tie on if needed. And an anchor two sizes too big is not a bad thing. (except on an 8' fold-up plywood dinghy) Two anchors that are two sizes too big is even better if you're going to overnight somewhere unfamiliar.
Charts are handy and you can print them off the computer with a little googling. Then you'll be able to tell if you're anchoring over an oyster bed or in the middle of a shipping channel.
I enjoy having a marine GPS on the boat. Not necessary, but very helpful. Not much more expensive than a depthfinder so if you need to buy one of those just pay the extra for GPS. I've never sailed anywhere where my "shallow water" alarm didn't sound at least once, and I keep it set 3' more than my retractable keel in the down position.
Last thought -- this thread is now three pages. We've failed.
Hi all
I just started by buying a Bayliner 19' 1989 with an outboard...
It is not the fun I expected.
Mostly because I don't know where to go!
Secondly, my dream was to sail not to operate a mechanical vehicle!
Third, it doesn't fit my dream to sail across the Atlantic!
Forth, it is a hustle to lunch and pull and two then clean and repair... etc.
I think that I'll spend the summer with it, but definitely I intend to get a sailing boat after this summer...
Thank you all for your help.
you are a very humble but amusing man snb25 joni
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Ok I will oblige you. First look in your local classifieds , craigslist, sailboat trader , to find a boat in your price range. call them up and tell them that you want to look at it. If it looks ok and you think that it is cool tell the seller that you like the boat, but in this buyers market you can't give a nickel over $650 less than the asking price. make sure that he shows you how to raise the sails and all of that type of stuff. On your way home buy a learn to sail book. If possible schedule a ASA basic sailing course , if not just go out on a decently windy day with one of your buddies and break a few things on your new boat, don't be a wimp you will figure it out. This is also the time that you will learn that the previous owner maybe got his $650 out of you. ABOVE ALL ELSE do not try to raise the sails without making sure that the sail is somehow connected to the halyard or you will have to find a new sailing buddy after the 2 of you have to step the mast. Make sure that your anchor rode (rope) is longer than 50 ft or you will just drag around while you are trying to relax. After each sail log on to the sailnet forum and tell us your troubles and someone that has been doing this since they were born will explain exactly how to correct your problem, unfortunatly you will not understand a word that he is saying. No you don't need a liscense to sail if you own the boat, yes you need a drivers liscense to pull one, a marina costs from $50-$300 in avg assuming first timers are not buying a 50 footer. Make sure that you have have all of your lights on and good anchoring overnight ,n case of an emergency press the red button.
I definitely agree that there is a need for a quick source for reliable basic info, especially when you need it right away. The mistake here was the inclusion of the word "everything". For that the best answer might be 42.
Using the forum to start a discussion is a great way to get a lot of varied viewpoints, many of them based in learned knowledge, and it is a way to find that all things can be complicated when you really want all of the answers. If one has enough time then researching past threads can reveal almost an encyclopedic volume of info and opinions. Great when you are bored or if you just like sitting at a computer for hours. For myself, books are more relaxing and comfortable, but the problem is that they don't respond to questions.
Finally, there are decent books out there that explain what to watch out for when inspecting a used sailboat, but for an expensive one ( say over 15K ) to go without an experienced and well reputed surveyor is risky.
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Chicago • Major Wright saw Sam Bradford zeroing in on Danny Amendola and knew where the ball was headed.
It ultimately wound up in the end zone, and that was just fine with the Chicago Bears. They got back to winning thanks to their defense, with Wright coming up with the biggest play.
He returned an interception 45 yards for a touchdown, and Chicago beat the St. Louis Rams 23-6 on Sunday.
The defense came to the rescue against the Rams (1-2), holding them to 160 yards and sacking Bradford six times. That was enough on a day when Jay Cutler struggled, and the Bears (2-1) bounced back after an ugly loss to Green Bay the previous week.
The Bears had just kicked a field goal to extend their lead to 13-6 in the fourth quarter before Wright made his key play. Bradford had been hit hard by Israel Idonije and Stephen Paea on the previous play when Tim Jennings deflected a slant intended for Amendola.
Wright caught the ball at the 45 and ran untouched to the end zone, making it a 14-point game and finally giving the Bears some breathing room.
"Sam Bradford was looking his way the whole time," Wright said. "As we were watching film, he is not the type of quarterback that is going to look one way and go back the other way. He was honing in on that side and I was like, 'You know what, let me take a shot over here,' and I ended up taking a shot over there. ... (Jennings) tipped it up and me being in the right spot at the right time (I) took it in."
It wasn't exactly the sort of showing the Bears were looking for after that brutal 23-10 loss to the Packers, but they got by because the defense did its part. For the offense, well, that's two bad outings in a row.
"Some games, we are going to need to score 41," coach Lovie Smith said. "Other games, we're not going to need to. We're going to have to play good, sound football and make the plays when it's required, and it was that type of day."
One positive note for the offense was Cutler appearing to keep his composure in this game. Considering he got sacked seven times, threw four interceptions and berated and bumped left tackle J'Marcus Webb on the sideline, that was an improvement.
Otherwise, there weren't many positives for him.
"Not every game is going to be 41-21," Cutler said, referring to the season-opening win over Indianapolis. "We're not going to come out every game and blow the doors off offensively and defensively. This is what is going to be more likely week in and week out."
Cutler completed 17 of 31 passes for 183 yards. He was sacked twice and threw an interception to Cortland Finnegan, who also delivered a shot after the game.
Asked what he saw from the Bears' quarterback, he said, "Not much. Not much. I think he had 190 yards passing, something like that. And no touchdowns. Typical him."
Brandon Marshall had trouble hanging onto the ball at times and wound up with five receptions for 71 yards after catching just two passes the previous week. Michael Bush ran for 55 yards and a touchdown with Matt Forte sidelined by a sprained right ankle.
"It's not how we wanted to perform, but got a W," Bush said.
Credit for that goes to the defense.
Israel Idonije had 2½ sacks, and the Bears simply made it a miserable Bradford, who was 18 of 35 for 152 yards with two interceptions.
Steven Jackson managed just 29 yards rushing after missing most of the previous game with a groin injury and sitting out practice during the week, and Amendola had five catches for 55 yards after tying a club record with 15 catches for 160 yards.
"We definitely didn't play well today," Bradford said. "Give them credit, they played us tough. But I think there are a lot of things when we look at the film that are going to fall on us. Things that we were in control of and just didn't handle. It was a tough game, a lot for us to learn from and move on as a group."
Protection might be at the top of the list. Then again, the Bears had something to do with it, too.
For all the questions surrounding their defensive line, the results so far are good. They came in tied for second in the league with eight sacks and added to their total with another balanced effort.
It's not just Julius Peppers being disruptive; he's getting help, too.
"We're fighting for the sacks," said Paea, who had one. "It's not just one person on the quarterback. It's two or three."
The effort on defense was enough to overcome a subpar performance by the offense.
When the Bears had chances, they simply didn't take advantage. With Chicago leading by four early in the final quarter, a 21-yard scramble by Cutler put the ball on the 6. But the Bears settled for a field goal to make it 13-6 after he overthrew an open Devin Hester in the end zone, the ball going through the receiver's hands as he tried to make a leaping catch.
That drew more groans from an already weary crowd, but the Bears came out on top.
"Most games are like this," Cutler said. "Most games are slug-outs. It's a four-quarter game."
Notes: Jackson said afterward that he wasn't risking further injury by playing and that he "came out of this clean." He added: "I just wish I could have been more productive and help my team win." ... Finnegan has an interception in each of the three games. ... Bears FB Evan Rodriguez left with a knee injury early in the game.
Rams-Bears Stats
St. Louis 0 3 3 0 6
Chicago 3 7 0 13 23
First Quarter
Chi • FG Gould 54, 10:41.
Second Quarter
Chi • Bush 3 run (Gould kick), 1:56.
StL • FG Zuerlein 56, :22.
Third Quarter
StL • FG Zuerlein 46, 6:14.
Fourth Quarter
Chi • FG Gould 22, 9:45.
Chi • Wright 45 interception return (Gould kick), 9:06.
Chi • FG Gould 37, 2:18.
Attendance • 62,224.
StL Chi
First downs 12 20
Total Net Yards 160 274
Rushes-yards 17-59 34-103
Passing 101 171
Punt Returns 2-20 3-39
Kickoff Returns 1-24 3-85
Interceptions Ret. 1-32 2-34
Comp-Att-Int 18-35-2 17-31-1
Sacked-Yards Lost 6-51 2-12
Punts 6-46.5 4-41.3
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties-yards 4-40 6-45
Time of Possession 26:04 33:56
Individual Statistics
Rushing • St. Louis, Jackson 11-29, D.Richardson 4-16, Bradford 2-14. Chicago, Bush 18-55, Bell 10-20, Cutler 4-18, Hester 1-8, Allen 1-2.
Passing • St. Louis, Bradford 18-35-2-152. Chicago, Cutler 17-31-1-183.
Receiving • St. Louis, Amendola 5-66, Kendricks 3-18, Gibson 2-19, Givens 2-9, Jackson 2-5, St.Smith 1-15, Mulligan 1-12, Pead 1-4, D.Richardson 1-4. Chicago, Marshall 5-71, Jeffery 5-45, Davis 2-20, Bush 2-18, Bell 1-11, Bennett 1-11, Adams 1-7.
Missed Field Goals • None.


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By Giuseppe Muro
An injury-plagued Wigan side rolled over at Emirates Stadium in the Carling Cup earlier this season.
But in the Premier League and in front of their home fans they will be a totally different proposition, won't they? We spoke to Paul Kendrick of the Wigan Observer to get a Latics perspective on tonight's game.
They couldn't have started any worse than they did with heavy defeats to Blackpool and Chelsea but since then performances haven't been too bad. They haven't got the results they have probably deserved. Roberto Martinez is often saying that the performances are encouraging, it's just those small percentages that turn losses into draws and draws into wins. But they will be confident going into the game I would have thought.
It was a pretty depleted Wigan team that played in the Carling Cup. I know Roberto was very keen to try and go as far as they could in that competition but the injury situation before that game was awful. So many players were out and Victor Moses dislocated his shoulder during the game. It should be a far stronger team for the Arsenal game this time around and obviously Wigan are a lot better at home than they are on their travels. I'd expect it to be a very good game.
[The 3-2 win at the end of last season] was a very forgettable game for Arsenal but from Wigan's point of view it was probably the finest hour in their ten years at DW Stadium. To come back from two goals down against one of the best teams in Europe was absolutely incredible and people are still talking about it. Most of that team are still here so, in terms of belief, if they've done it once they will certainly know they can do it again.
He doesn't change too much at home to be honest. He tries to keep the same philosophy of keeping the ball as much as possible. Possession is everything. It's not so much that they go for it at home and try to restrict the opposition on their travels, it just seems to work that way. They are unbeaten at home since September and only Manchester City have won there since the first week of the season. It has turned into a bit of a fortress and Arsenal will know from last year's experience they will have to be on top form to get the win they will probably expect.
There isn't a Plan B at the moment. Martinez puts all his faith in possession football. He has been schooled on the Barcelona way of playing. Even when they are losing in the last ten minutes, as against Arsenal last year, they still try and play their football. As far as panic football goes, that doesn't exist at Wigan.
Hugo Rodallega is a big-game player. He got the winner at Tottenham earlier this season and has scored in the last two home games against Liverpool. He is a key player and is one of the players Arsenal have got to look out for. He does tend to turn it on against the big boys. I know he has been linked with Arsenal in the past and Arsenal will have to keep an eye on him. He will probably play out left in this game with Franco di Santo coming in up front. But Hugo is a danger whether he plays on the left or down the middle. He is definitely one to watch as far as the defence goes. He obviously stands out at Wigan but people will point out that they are a struggling Premier League team. He is learning all the time and remember he has been in England less than two years. When he first came he took quite a few games to get going but since then he has worked well on a very consistent basis. With better players around him maybe he could take that step up.


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Who ARE You? I Really Want to Know?
When I posted a favorite picture of my grandmother, Edna Puckett Gailey, and wished that I could put her in my Christmas stocking, it caused a flurry of conversation between Greta Koehl and myself. Greta writes the blog, "Greta's Genealogy Bog", and when she saw my picture she said she was given "a real jolt."
Greta and I decided to do a joint entry in "9th Edition Smile for the Camera: Who are You?" since we are pursuing the same surnames. You can read her part of this post at "Greta's Genealogy Bog". When she thought my grandmother looked familiar she began searching through her mother's old photos to find the one that she thought looked like her. I don't know whether or not she's found it, but we have been busy trying to tie our common surnames together.
For one thing, we both have the name Puckett and Roberts in our family. There are several coincidences that have intrigued us. As for the Pucketts, both apparently lived in various parts of
My great-grandmother, Alice Cook Roberts Puckett, was a widow with 3 children when she married my great-grandfather, Harvey Vandegar Puckett. As family legend goes, when they got married,
Anyway, back to my list of similarities. Family legend says that
Greta's mother married a man named Roberts and his brother, Lattie Monroe Roberts, fell off his tractor, which ran over him and killed him, leaving a widow and 3 children.
There are family names that are the same as well. On the Puckett side the name Chancey appears two or three times in my line as well as in Greta's. We have found several photos of young girls or women in knit caps and we are trying to determine if any of our pictures are of the same person.
I decided on the photo above after finding it in Edna's photo album. It only has a first name written on the back and I have no idea who she is. She may be a Puckett or a Roberts. Greta and I are hoping that some of our cousins will see these Mystery photographs and be able to identify someone. Greta, do you recognize this picture? Anyone?
Scrapbook in the possession of her granddaughter
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Today, we get caught up the recruiting scene post-Labor Day weekend, including a new 2015 commit, as well as a ton of junior and senior verbals to new programs Boston U. and Furman, among others.
If you have a confirmed Division I verbal - if you're the recruit, parent or club/HS coach - email email@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll get it posted. Please include your stats/honors, events you will attend or have already attended this summer and schools strongly considered.
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In our re-launched Lacrosse Forums, I've updated the Recruiting Threads to include the new Young Gun Top 50 rankings for the lists of recruiting classes. E-mail us if anything is missing and confirm any verbals.
Class of 2013 - Rising Seniors
Class of 2014 - Rising Juniors
Class of 2015 - Rising Sophomores
Michael Laviano, A, Holy Trinity (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Ohio State. As a freshman starter, he earned All-League honors after putting up 21 goals and 36 assists. A member of FLG, Laviano attended Crab Feast, NYLA Showcase, JDRF, Midsummer's Classic, FLG in 3D, Jake Reed's Nike Blue Chip, Maverik Showtime and UNC Team Camp, where he was an All-Star. He strongly considered North Carolina, Penn State and Michigan.
Austin Orlando, D, Manhasset (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Boston University. The 6-foot-2, 200-pound member of For the Love of the Game is the Terriers' first junior verbal. This summer, he was an All-Star at King of the Hill and FLG in 3D, also attending National 175 and Maverik Showtime. Orlando strongly considered Michigan, UMass, Georgetown and Villanova.
J.P. Connell, D, Woodberry Forest (Va.) has verbally committed to High Point. The Raleigh (N.C.) native caused 18 turnovers and picked up 36 gorundballs as a sophomore, playing for Amped Lacrosse in the summer. Connell strongly considered Mercer, UMBC, Fairfield and Jacksonville.
Mike Calvagna, F/O, Sachem North (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Stony Brook, according to LaxLessons. The 5-foot-9, 165-pounder also considered Ohio State, Marquette, Penn State and Michigan.
Domenic St. Laurent, M, Bishop Guertin (N.H.) has verbally committed to UMass. A two-way speedster, St. Laurent scored 40+ points his sophomore season to earn All-State honors and a third consecutive state championship. This summer, he played in events with the NH Tomahawks, also attending Maverik Showtime and Adrenaline Black Card. St. Laurent also considered Colgate, Dartmouth, St. John's and Holy Cross.
Michael Calvello, G, Culver Military (Ind.) has verbally committed to Furman. A native of Naperville (Ill.), Calvello started for Culver as a sophomore, named Defensive MVP of the North American Elite League tournament. Playing for Titanium Elite, he attended King of the Hill and Tri-State as well as Maverik Showtime and Nike Blue Chip. Calvello strongly considered Boston U., Hobart and Quinnipiac.
Jake Douglas, M, Tesoro H.S. (Calif.) has committed to Air Force Academy. Douglass is a member of the West Coast Starz club program as well as the OC Kings local club team. He was an all-star at the Adrenaline Team Shootout and attended the Adrenaline Showcase, Adrenaline High Rollers, Terrapin Classic and Umass Mid Summer classic. He was also a member of the West team at the Under Armour Games this past June. He also considered Rutgers, Bellarmine and Jacksonville.
Cal Dearth, M, Ridgefield (Conn.) has verbally committed to Boston University. The 6-foot-3, 185-pound middie is a three-year varsity player for the Tigers, finishing last season with 10 goals and 20 assists making him a Connecticut Super Junior. Dearth plays club for Team SuperStar Blue, earning All-Star honors at Hotbeds. Also an accomplished swimmer and soccer player, he strongly considered Lafayette, Holy Cross, Franklin & Marshall, Wesleyan and Stevens.
Robby Weingart, A, Eastern Regional (N.J.) has verbally committed to Boston University. The 5-foot-10, 160-pound captain has twice been named All-Conference and led the team with 74 points this spring. Weingart plays club for South Jersey Shamrocks, attending MVP, Baltimore Summer Kickoff and Brine National Lacrosse Classic. He strongly considered Villanova.
Eli Morrissey, LSM, Governors Academy (Mass.) verbally committed to Boston University. Morrissey -plays for 3d Lacrosse New England and attended MVP and FLG in 3d this past summer. He'll be the captain of the football, wrestling and lacrosse teams this year at Governor's. Also considered Holy Cross, Colgate and Trinity.
Dominick Calisto, D, St. Anthony's (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Boston University. Calisto started on man-down for the Friars' CHSAA championship squad and plays club for LI Express Orange and the LI Jesters. This summer, he went to Summer Slam, Tri-State, NSCLA and National 175, making the All-Star Game at Dartmouth and Brown team camps. Calisto strongly considered Lafayette, Richmond, Haverford and St. Joseph's.
Clay Phillips, A, Lake Highland Prep (Fla.) has verbally committed to Boston University. A member of Team Florida, he also repped the South at the Under Armour Underclass games. This past spring, Phillips put up a team-leading 60 goals, as well as 28 assists. He strongly considered Air Force, Sacred Heart, Washington College and Ursinus.
James Clarke, M, Manhasset (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Boston University. A starter for the Indians this past year, Clarke plays club for Long Island Express and has attended Nike Blue Chip the past two years. He strongly considered Georgetown, Bucknell and Hobart.
Sam Talkow, FO/M, Pine Crest (Fla.) has verbally committed to Boston University. This past year, he put up 34 goals, 17 assists and went 71% at the face-off X with 227 GB's. This past summer, he played at the Under Armour Underclass tournament with the South, also attending Hotbeds, Brine Shootout and Cutting Edge with NoVa West Elite. He strongly considered Tufts, Hamilton, Air Force, Bucknell and Lafayette.
Chad Bell, M, St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.) has verbally committed to Boston University. The 5-foot-11, 170-pound middie is a two-year varsity player for the Wildcats, generating 18 goals, six assists and 68 GB's in 2012. Bell attended events with the Alcatraz Outlaws, Golden State Titans and Fog City, also attending Jake Reed's Nike Blue Chip, New England Top 150 and Cali Gold.
Stephen Gagliardi, A, Washington Township (N.J.) has verbally committed to Boston University. This past spring, he earned 2nd Team All-South Jersey honors and has twice been named to the 1st Team All-Conference squad. Gagliardi plays club for Old School (Pa.) and Braveheart (N.J.), attending Top 205 and Nike Blue Chip and earning All-Star performances at LT300 and Loyola Rising Junior Shootout.
Brady Wulster, A, Don Bosco Prep (N.J.) has verbally committed to Boston University. One of the Ironmen's eleven commits, Wulster plays club with Tri-State Black and NJ Empire Elite. He strongly considered Monmouth, Manhattan and Hartford.
Craig Zebrowski, M, Salesanium (Del.) has verbally committed to Boston University. Named the Philly Showcase MVP in the fall, Zebrowski plays club for Man-Up and Mesa Fresh, attending King of the Hill, UPLax and Tri-State, as well as OSU Team Camp with Salesanium. This past spring, he was Third Team All-State for the state champions.
Grant Soucy, D, Lake Zurich (Ill.) has verbally committed to Hobart. A 6-foot-1, 185-pound four-year starter, he also plays club for Team One, earning All-Star honors at King of the Hill and Hotbeds. Soucy strongly considered Bellarmine and Boston University.
Bobby Young, M, Manhasset (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Furman. A three-sport athlete (football, basketball), Young will be a three-year varsity letterman in both sports. This past summer, he attended Brine Shootout, Tri-State and Hotbeds. Young strongly considered Navy, UMass, VMI and Franklin & Marshall.
Liam Young, M, Manhasset (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Furman. A three-sport athlete (football, basketball), Young will be a three-year varsity letterman in both sports. This past summer, he attended Brine Shootout, Tri-State and Hotbeds. Young strongly considered UMass, Binghamton, Holy Cross and Franklin & Marshall.
Chase Hancock, M, Bartram Trail HS (Fla.) has committed to Furman. He plays midfield and participated with the Jacksonville lacrosse club top travel team coached by Former Essex/JU coach Brian Duncan for the past two years. He played in the Summer Kickoff with JLC and made the all-star game. He played at Brine National lacrosse Classic (all-star honors) for Florida, Brine Shootout with Florida 22, and Hotbeds with the Champion, Team Florida. Hancock also plays QB/CB on an excellent Bartram Trail football team that went to the State semifinals last season.
Matt Geran, A, Lambert (Ga.) has verbally committed to Furman. A first-team All-State selection this spring, he played for the South at the Under Armour Underclass Games, also earning All-Star honors at Hotbeds. Geran strongly considered Mercer.
Matthew Taulane, M/A, Garnet Valley H.S. (Pa.) has verbally committed to Bellarmine University. The 5-11, 160-pound Taulane played for coach Frank Urso at Garnet Vally this year, and was also a member of Jags Lax and HEADSTrong. This past summer he attended Top 205 camp, Upper Atlantic, Summer Slam, Tristate and Summer Sizzle events. Also plays football at Garnet Valley. Also strongly considered Siena, Binghamton, High Point, Washington College, Susquehanna, Widener and Cabrini.
Cory Phillips, M, Lambert (Ga.) has committed to Furman. Phillips earned 2012 first-team all-state honors with Lambert, posting 97 goals and 37 assists in his career. He's also a member of the Atlanta Rage, attending the Battle of the Hotbeds, and the Atlanta Shockers club teams, attending King Of the Hill. He's also participated on the 2011 South Under Armour team and the 2010 Georgia Adidas All-American team. Furman will begin play at the start of the 2014 season.
Ty Xanders is in his fourth year covering high school and recruiting for Inside Lacrosse. The Baltimore-based freelancer is also a big contributor in our coverage of Division III. Contact him at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter @tyxanders.


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Frans de Waal:
Moral behavior in animals
What happens when two monkeys are paid unequally? Fairness, reciprocity, empathy, cooperation — caring about the well-being of others seems like a very human trait. But Frans de Waal shares some surprising videos of behavioral tests, on primates and other mammals, that show how many of these moral traits all of us share.
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