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LUMBERTON — The excitement of rodeo-style barrel racing comes to the Southeastern North Carolina Agricultural Center on Saturday when the Borderbelt Horseman's Association sponsors an event that organizers say will be a "great time" for everyone.
'We don't know how many will be participating in the show because pre-registration isn't required," said Gerald Britt, president of the association. "But there will be four classes (of competition) and sometimes there are 100 horses in each class."
The competition, which Britt said is sanctioned by the National Barrel Racing Association, begins at 3 p.m. and is expected to draw competitors from as far away as Wilson, Rockingham and South Carolina.
In barrel racing, a horse and rider attempt to complete a clover-leaf pattern around barrels in the fastest time. The event is a test of the horse's athletic ability and the rider's horsemanship skills.
The event is being held in the agricultural center's new multi-purpose pavilion that opened in April.
Events like Saturday's could give a needed lift to the Southeastern North Carolina Agricultural Center, which has come under scrutiny by state lawmakers. The state General Assembly has ordered a study to determine if it is possible for the facility to operate while limiting state funding of the facility's total budget to 50 percent. If the study determines that it isn't possible, the center could closed or be turned over to a local government or private entity.
Britt said Thursday that stalls are needed at the pavilion to provide overnight shelter for horses. Stalls, he said, would draw competitors to Lumberton from a greater distance and make it possible for more than one-day equestrian events to be held.
"That's what will make these events a real big success," Britt said. "That's when the state, motels, restaurants and everyone else will make money."
The cost of about 100 stalls is estimated to be between $500,000 and $600,000. The city of Lumberton and the county Board of Commissioners have each pledged $50,000 toward the cost.
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Wildcat pair win titles at Morin Tournament | Wrestling
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December 18, 2012 · Updated 7:10 AM
Cody Fakkema and Joshua Crebbin captured individual championships at the Graham Morin Memorial Tournament at Bellingham's Squalicum High School Saturday, Dec. 15.
As a team, the Wildcat wrestlers managed to place fourth out of 16 clubs although coach Mike Crebbin entered only nine wrestlers out of 14 weight classes.
Oak Harbor scored 114.5 points; Snohomish won with 250.
Coach Crebbin said he rested several wrestlers because of injuries and several others missed because they were participating in an NJROTC competition.
Fakkema took the 132-pound class with a 3-0 record, including a 12-2 win over Nooksack Valley's Hunter Whittern in the finals.
Joshua Crebbin won all four of his bouts, taking the championship match 9-6 over Snohomish's Tanner Perry.
Jahleel Vester (138 pounds) and Mark Johnston (145) each placed third with 3-1 records.
Jeremy Vester (126) and Courtney Shavers (170) both went 3-2 to finish fifth.
Jacob Dugin (220) posted a 1-2 record, and Christian Bertram and Jeremy Alonzo (195) were 0-2.
The Wildcats (3-1) travel twice times this week. Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 6 p.m. they go to Marysville Getchell (1-3) for a double dual meet with Shorecrest (1-4) and Shorewood (3-1-1). Those matches will be followed by the Seahawk Duals in Anacortes at 10 a.m. Thursday.
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Jeremy Vester: won 7-4, won 13-2, lost 11-5, lost 5-4.
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Paul Krugman compares the present state of American politics to the gridlock that afflicted 17th-century Poland. Use of the Liberum Veto froze the Polish parliament (the Sejm). Now senators are holding up new legislation in America. Many others have added complaints about special-interest groups and an alleged need for public financing of elections.
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You may be bothered by the comment that team stats don't matter but how many fifth starters pitch in the playoffs? How much are you using your relief players? Not much. Be bothered by that fact all you want but the use of these players in the regular season versus the post season is significantly different. Comparing team stats when your rosters is used differently thus is not an accurate way to portray the team in an attempt to compare them. Nothing you have posted disproves that.
I'm bothered by your insistence on a stupid premise to back up an erroneous theory. Care to throw Jeff Gray around some more or did that one little bit hit home at least?
that team stats don't matter but how many fifth starters pitch in the playoffs?
How much are you using your relief players? Not much.
Be bothered by that fact all you want but the use of these players in the regular season versus the post season is significantly different.
Could you at least try and fact check your nonsense?
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That was your initial premise. My initial premise was that you are erroneous to equate best team ERA in the season to better team in the playoff. First off, due to injury and roster shuffling not all pitchers used during the season are on the playoff roster. With the goal of winning, the net effect of the mop up crew of the bullpen is meaningless towards 4 wins. It is rare (rare does not mean never) to use a fifth starter in the playoffs. In search of accuracy of winning baseball then one should compare what is used in winning situations, your top 4 starters and top three to four relievers. That is what is used in winning games.
In terms of complaining of lack of research, are there not better metrics than ERA to determine better pitching? You would appear to be the one being lazy
Jeff Grey comment was to jerk your chain.
Where is there any flukey plays that caused the Giants to win a game?
By all means - let's see the basis upon which you have determined the Giants are the best pitching team. Mind you, this also means it should work for last year. The year before. Etc. I look forward to you actually putting in some thought.
Jeff Grey comment was to jerk your chain. Where is there any flukey plays that caused the Giants to win a game?
(Cute also, now that it's being pointed out, that 3rd and 4th starters count too. Care to imagine what percentage of regular season team stats is compromised by your top four starters and top four bullpen arms? Which, to help you with the math, is 8 out of likely 11 or 12 spots? Perhaps you should study your careless Jeff Gray remark before you keep arguing that regular season team stats don't matter when you've included those that do matter as being your top four starter and top four bullpen arms. Here's a hint:
Team top 8 ERA 3.30 Total: 3.68
Team top 8 ERA 3.17 Total 3.34
Team top 8 ERA 2.99 Total 3.33
Only one of those three teams had a real disparity. In fact, your Giants (even with pulling the filler out), were still not as good in ERA. But by all means, put up or shut up. And don't bring Jeff Gray wins stats into this please. Pretty amusing for you to get haughty about better metrics when you cited the number of wins for Jeff gray in this conversation.
To be fair, I didn't do that because I also removed Timmy Lincecum's numbers. Which I think is being more than fair to the Giants considering he was a full-time starter for them. But if you pulled Stras out of Washington they are probably more like a 3.33 ERA team, which is still as good as the SF top 8!!! None of the regular season stats show SF as a clearly better pitching staff. And that's despite SF having the second best pitcher's park in all of baseball compared to Cincy as the 8th worst and Wash in the middle of the pack.
The point I'm making is that there isn't much of a gap between the top 8 and the team ERA because even in the regular season you tend to use your best players most often. The contention that the playoffs is more starters, less pen and none of the lesser guys are relevant therefore eliminating regular season team stats is foolish. The lesser guys pitch less innings in the regular season and their actual impact on team stats is far more minimal than people think. Lincecum is the prime suspect for SF's gap, not their scrubs. Team stats are a perfectly valid way to compare pitching talent.
By pretty much every measure I've seen, SF was not the best pitching staff going in and it certainly wasn't clear that they were. And even if the theory of "best pitching staff wins" - why is Washington sitting out while St. Louis advances? Better yet, someone please explain to me the 2011 St. Louis Cardinals.
That's a fair analysis, it's more a gut thing for you then which I don't have a problem with. The two are pretty close and we both seem to agree that it isn't purely the quality of the pitching staff that gets you there. It sure as hell helps but it isn't as simple as some here are making it. So I can respect that opinion.
The best teams generally have the best pitching. There is really no way around it.
Team ERA Leaders (1-10):
1 Tampa Bay (90-72) 2 LA Dodgers (86-76) 3 Washington (98-64) 4 Cincinnati (97-65) 5 Atlanta (94-68)
6 Oakland (94-68) 7 San Francisco (94-68) 8 St. Louis (88-74) 9 Detroit (88-74) 10 Seattle (75-87)
Seattle is the only team that isn't good and they are 10th anyway. The Yankees (12th), Baltimore (14th), Texas (16th), and Angels (18th) are all good teams, but they at least have average pitching. I think an argument can be made that pitching is a lot more important to team success in the NL than the AL.
Nearly every team in the postseason has a great staff and because of this the illusion becomes that the 'best' one will win every year. My opinion is that you have to be very lucky or have a good 1-3 to reach the WS (not necessarily the best). Both teams this season have excellent pitchers and that's a good example and support for this.
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By all means - let's see the basis upon which you have determined the Giants are the best pitching team.
I Never claimed the Giants were the best pitching team in the playoff. I claimed your logic in determining what was the best team in the playoffs was fatally flawed. And to further show your reading ability I have never claimed to like the Giants. The regular season stats of those players not on the roster and not going to play make a difference. You used three unnamed teams in an attempt to discredit me. There were 10 teams in the playoffs.
Single factor analysis. Is ERA the best determinant of best pitching. Individually there is not even a close 1:1 relationship to the Cy Young award and ERA leader. If the individual with the best ERA is not voted the best pitcher, why should the team with the best ERA be considered the best pitching team. Your analysis of declaring the top pitching team is simplistic at best. I never declared any team to be the top pitching team. I found your analysis simplistic and called you as such.
Where are the flukes wild claiming person that determine who wins the WS. I want your BS answer.Last edited by old nurse; 10-28-2012 at 12:17 AM.
Not working that way. You claimed season team ERA was flawed - name another. You got caught with your embarrassingly stupid Jeff Gray and bullpen reasoning and still have yet to provide an unrefuted reason. I have posted stats and analysis to consistent shoot down your stupidity. Name what you use to assess the teams instead. Just make sure its better than Jeff Grays win total so you recover some face here. Hell I'm annoyed with you and still fell bad for how ignorant you have looked.
So let's hear it and I will be happy to answer. I've put plenty of effort in (in clear contrast to your laughable attempts) so no need to worry. This was an amusing attempt to use a fallacy to wiggle out though. Nice try, no dice.
Nice edit - I repeat - name another. This changes nothing - take any stat you want. Fact is all stats are subject to the same flaws so your distinction is meaningless. We can do this anyway you want and your arguments are still nonsense. So post your analysis tool - it isnt hard.
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Using your standard of regular season team statistics and single factor analysis to determine best pitching staff one can get different results. WAR by team pitching shows the Tigers have the best pitching staff followed by the Rangers and Rays. XFIP says it is the Rays, Cardinals then Phillies. Gee, lets go by team strikeouts. That is one statistic independent of the rest of the team. Brewers win, Phillies, then Rays. Using three different methods, three different answers who was the top team for pitching. The litmus test for validity? All three of the measures I used have the Twins at the bottom. The Rockies and the Indians have worse team ERA than the Twins.
Now for the third time, you claim that it is flukes that win the WS. Care top expound on your BS claim?Last edited by old nurse; 10-28-2012 at 09:28 AM.
Actually, I've compared players specifically as well. I never claimed team ERA was the end-all, be-all. Go back and (since you finally, 6 posts in demonstrated the ability to research the BS you throw on the screen) and see - it's just what I chose to use because it has a strong sample size and is comparable. No stat is perfect, but all of your charges against it (fifth starters, backend bullpen, Jeff Gray's win total) were stupid and unfounded.
WAR by team pitching shows the Tigers have the best pitching staff followed by the Rangers and Rays. XFIP says it is the Rays, Cardinals then Phillies. Gee, lets go by team strikeouts. That is one statistic independent of the rest of the team. Brewers win, Phillies, then Rays. Using three different methods, three different answers who was the top team for pitching. The litmus test for validity? All three of the measures I used have the Twins at the bottom. The Rockies and the Indians have worse team ERA than the Twins.
Now for the third time, you claim that it is flukes that win the WS. Care top expound on your BS claim?
Seems to be a basic premise missing with some of these comments. When I say "The playoffs are a crapshoot," I'm starting with the assumption that all 8 (or 10) playoff teams are good baseball teams. I believe that, in the playoffs, bullpens paly a huge role, but it obviously starts with starting pitching. The Twins have no starting ptiching, so I don't know if there is any Twins discussion in this thread (regarding good, playoff teams). The question of, "Can the Twins get there?" is legit... The answer? Sure, if they can find a couple of strong #2s, Gibson and Hendriks take a step forward, and they find a diamond in the rough, like Vogelsong. And that's certainly not predictable.
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When your hitting falls apart like the Yankees vs Detroit, and currently Detroit, the pitching doesn't matter. Does your whole team play well under the pressure of the playoffs. The Giants have enough players playing their best at the right time. That has kept them coming back in the earlier rounds. Carrying that thought towards the Twins, will the pieces added on offense to the Twins be able to come through. Span played well in his two times in the playoffs. Mauer and Morneau have had highs and lows. Vogelsong kicked around the majors and the minors for a long time before something clicked. The Twins attempt in 2012 was PJ Walters, in 09 it was RA Dickey. There will be somebody signed that they take a chance on.
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@Leviathan. The game 4 starter for the Reds did not lose the game for them, the bullpen did. It might or might not have mattered if Cueto was available. Broken bat hits, funny hops happen in any game and on a regular basis. That is part of the game. Things like letting the ball dribble through your legs is a flukey thing. Someone like Drew Butera with an OPS of 800 through the playoffs would be a flukey thing.
Getting to a world series involves a lot. But first let me again point out the fact that you didn't do your research. Mike Leake started Game 4....do you know why? Probably not since once again you posted nonsense without fact-checking. When Cueto went down Matt Latos (the would be Game 2 starter) pitched 4 innings. Which forced Game 3 starter Bronson Arroyo up. Which then forced Cincy's 5th starter Leake to pitch in a situation that would have been Arroyo with Cueto going in a do or die Game 5. If you don't think that kind of adjustments were an advantage for the Giants and a big stroke of luck....well I'll keep my current opinion of your mental fortitude to myself.
Between the Giants lack of pitching injuries, gifts from "god" (Giants players themselves admitting to getting lucky breaks), and severe injuries to their regular season and postseason opponents - they've had plenty of good fortune.
Good to know though that dribbling grounders through your legs are flukes but broken bats and funny hops "happen in any game." I'd ask where that difference is, but I'm really just hoping you realize how embarrassing this has been for you and just move on.
This. I think when I make the comment that the winners of the World Series are a tournament winner and not the "best" team in baseball, there are those that think I'm saying they're unworthy winners. That's not the case at all. There is a lot of luck/goofy hops/short series stuff that can mean one team gets breaks that another doesn't. What I've been saying all along here is simply winning in the postseason does not determine who is the better overall team.
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Less than a week after ten horses were removed from a Cayuga County home amid allegations of animal cruelty, their recovery is well underway. But officials say nursing an animal back to health after neglect can be a difficult task. Our Candace Hopkins has more on one local farm's efforts to save three of the horses.
ALTON, N.Y. -- When animal rescuers were called to a home in Conquest last week by police, they found ten horses suffering from neglect.
"The barn itself leaned on a huge degree, the stalls were at least three feet deep in manure, the horses really couldn't move much, and really hadn't been out of their stalls, some of the stall doors were nailed shut," said Cheri Roloson, founder of Cracker Box Palace in Alton.
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PAT CAPUTO: Calvin Johnson, Detroit Lions - record broken, broken record WITH VIDEO
If we have learned anything about the Lions in 2012, it is that individual excellence mixes with overall team ineptitude like water and motor oil.
The resulting colors are brilliant and vivid to the naked eye, but the most useful parts of each element are rendered useless.
You cannot burn water. Oil will not quench your thirst. Each negates the other when combined.
Calvin Johnson had a great game Saturday night. The Lions were beaten 31-18 by the Atlanta Falcons at Ford Field.
The result was waste of Johnson's incredible gifts.
What else is new?
This has been going on for awhile. Johnson has emerged as the greatest receiver, and perhaps the best non-quarterback, in the NFL.
The Lions' record in the games he has participated: 27-65.
For years, people have lamented how the Lions wasted Barry Sanders' talent. Sanders never set the NFL record for rushing yardage in a season, though. Johnson set the NFL record for receiving yardage in a season Saturday with a brilliant 11-reception, 225-yard performance. The great Jerry Rice's mark was obliterated. Is 2,000 yards next? Yeah. Good. Maybe the Lions will beat the Bears next Sunday at Ford Field to finish 5-11.
Johnson is enjoying the record the best he can under the circumstances. He acknowledges the losses. He is upset about it. He is a modest person by all accounts. He is a "we" person in the "me" generation.
"At the same time, it took a lot of hard work," he said of the record.
Sanders at least played in the postseason on a regular basis - four times in 10 seasons. Johnson has gotten one opportunity in six so far - last season when the Lions reached the playoffs for the first time since 1999 and were destroyed at New Orleans.
From the standpoint of Johnson's career, this has been a typical Lions' season. Up until this year, their average record since he has been with the team is 5-11. The Lions were only slightly below .500 during the Barry Sanders' years (78-82).
Sanders played on a 12-4 team, and two others that went 10-6. He did play in a winning playoff game, and the NFC Championship Game by his third year. For Johnson, the team triumphs have been so few and far between.
You could say he is at fault. Sanders did get blame for losing yardage on a large percentage of his carries. Johnson did fumble at a key time Saturday. But such mistakes by him are rare.
"He's set the standard in the league," Lions' quarterback Matthew Stafford said. "It's a high bar."
"I have never seen a better player," Lions head coach Jim Schwartz said.
And he plays on a team that has lost seven straight games. His breakout season was his second year in the league - 78 catches, 1,331 yards, an NFL-leading 12 touchdowns. The Lions were 0-16. Continued...
One of the signs the Lions have arrived was when it was announced they would be on national television five times this season.
Remember how it was such a big deal when the Lions, after years of only playing on national TV on Thanksgiving Day, finally landed a spot on Monday Night Football early last season? Recall how deliriously happy this town was when the Lions responded with a resounding 24-13 victory over the Bears? It seems like decades ago. Since then, the Lions have played eight games on national television. They have lost all eight of those games.
Stafford might become the first NFL QB to throw for 5,000 yards or more in back-to-back seasons. He has already, at just 24, started breaking Bobby Layne's half-century old team passing records.
Layne won championships, though. The Lions aren't even batting .300 with the best receiver of his generation in the lineup for a half-dozen years.
"5,000 yards? I'd like to do it again," Stafford said. "But I'd like to get the win. I'm disappointed we didn't get the win tonight."
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