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Game 46
vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions (6-18)
May 8, 2012 3:30 p.m.
Dickey-Stephens Park (10,000) North Little Rock, Arkansas
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LEADING OFF: The Arkansas State Red Wolves (26-19) travel to North Little Rock, Ark. to take on the Golden Lions (6-18) of Arkansas-Pine Bluff in the State Farm Arkansas Classic at Dickey-Stephens Park. The game is the first of a twin bill that will also feature the Trojans of UALR taking on the Bears of Central Arkansas. The ASU-UAPB game is scheduled to get underway at 3:30 p.m. All ASU baseball games may be heard on 95.3 FM and KNEA 970 AM, and through the StateZone portion of AStateRedWolves.com. LiveStats and video may also be accessed by logging on to AStateRedWolves.com.
THE TEAMS: Arkansas State will take the field Tuesday afternoon fresh off of a three-game sweep of Sun Belt Conference foe South Alabama last weekend in Jonesboro. The Red Wolves defeated South Alabama 8-1 in Friday night's game, 6-1 in the Saturday affair and 2-1 in the Sunday finale. The ASU pitching staff was outstanding in the series, holding the Jags to just three runs and a .149 batting average over the weekend. Offensively, the Red Wolves are led by third baseman Claude Johnson, who leads the team with a .357 batting average and a team-high 13 doubles. Left fielder Logan Uxa is hitting .308 and leads ASU with eight home runs. Center fielder Michael Faulkner is among the nation's leaders in stolen bases, swiping 33 bases on 34 attempts this season. Freshman right fielder Collin Massanelli is hitting .337 on the year and has reached base in a team-high 27 consecutive games - every game in which he has played as a Red Wolf. UAPB enters Tuesday's game at 6-18 on the season. The Golden Lions were swept last weekend at Southern and have lost five consecutive.
THE UAPB SERIES: The Red Wolves lead the series with the Golden Lions 8-1, including a 4-2 victory when the teams met in Jonesboro March 28. Prior to that, the two teams had not met since the 2005 season, when ASU swept a three-game series with the Golden Lions. The Red Wolves have won seven straight in the series, with the only loss being a 3-2 setback during the 2003 season. ASU head coach Tommy Raffo is 1-0 against UAPB in his career at Arkansas State.
QUICK HITS: The ASU pitching staff leads the Sun Belt Conference in fewest hits allowed with 400 and fewest runs allowed with 224...third baseman Claude Johnson's batting average of .357 ranks fifth in the SBC...senior pitcher Jacob Lee ranks third in the SBC with an ERA of 2.86 and fifth in strikeouts with 66...the Red Wolves have committed 49 errors on the season, the fewest in the SBC...senior center fielder Michael Faulkner leads the league with 33 stolen bases on 34 attempts, and his four steals against Missouri State April 4 are the most for any player in a single game in the Sun Belt this season...junior John Koch is second in the Sun Belt with nine saves...junior Daniel Wright has picked off five runners, tops in the league.
NATIONAL HONORS: After holding South Alabama to just one run in each game of last weekend's Sun Belt Conference series sweep, the Arkansas State pitching staff has been named InsidePitching.com's National Pitching Staff of the Week. Arkansas State used just six pitchers over the weekend, giving up a total of just three runs in the Red Wolves' first-ever series sweep of South Alabama. The Jaguars went into the weekend with the league's best batting average at .326 in conference games, but ASU pitchers Jacob Lee, Daniel Wright, Cory Kyle, Brandon Farley, John Koch and Bradley Wallace held the Jags to a .149 average, allowing just 13 hits while striking out 14 batters. The ASU pitching staff is directed by second-year coach Tighe Dickinson and holds a team ERA of 4.23. Lee went seven innings to get the win in Friday's 8-1 victory, allowing just four hits and one run while striking out three and walking four. Farley came on in the eighth and Koch in the ninth, and neither allowed a baserunner in the final two frames. In the Saturday contest, Wright gave up one run on five hits, struck out four, walked just two and retired 13 of the final 15 batters he faced to pick up the win in the 6-1 ASU victory, giving the Red Wolves their first series victory over the Jaguars since the 2009 season. His seven innings of work in the game tied his career high. Farley and Koch again worked the final two innings and combined to give up no runs on one hit and one walk, with one strikeout. Kyle put the Red Wolves in position to get the 2-1 win in Sunday's finale, giving up the one South Alabama run on just one hit in seven innings of work, the longest outing of his career. Kyle struck out five batters and walked three, setting the stage for Wallace to work the final two innings to pick up the win. Wallace struck out one and did not issue a walk over the final two frames, giving up two hits to improve to 3-1 on the season.
POTTS COMES THROUGH: Trailing 1-0 heading into the bottom of the ninth, the Red Wolves rallied for two runs in the bottom of the inning, getting a walk-off RBI single from pinch-hitter Alex Potts to defeat the South Alabama Jaguars 2-1 May 6 in the Sun Belt Conference series finale between the two teams at Tomlinson Stadium and Kell Field. The Potts' single helped the Red Wolves sweep the Jaguars in the three-game series.
BERTH SECURED: With their 2-1 victory over South Alabama May 6, Arkansas State assured itself of a victory in the eight-team Sun Belt Conference Tournament scheduled for May 23-27 in Bowling Green, Ky. Arkansas State is assured of no worse than the No. 6 seed in the eight-team field, and can clinch at least the No. 2 spot with a series victory at home over next weekend's opponent, Florida International.
SEASON OF FIRSTS: The weekend series sweep of South Alabama May 4-6 was the first-ever sweep of the Jaguars by Arkansas State, adding to a string of firsts by the 2012 Red Wolves. The season already has seen not only the first series victories at Troy and Middle Tennessee, but also the first series win ever against Troy. The series victory at MTSU, coupled with a three-game sweep of the Raiders in 2011 also gives the Red Wolves their first-ever back-to-back series wins over MTSU.
LEE BECOMES ASU CAREER STRIKEOUT LEADER: With his five strikeouts against FAU April 22, senior Jacob Lee wrote his name in the ASU record books as the school's career strikeout leader. Lee finished the day with 255 strikeouts, surpassing the record of 251 set by Rusty Bourg in 1967-70 with his five strikeouts April 22 against FAU. Lee tied the record when he struck out FAU left fielder Nathan Pittman in the first, then struck out center fielder Geoff Jimenez in the second to set the new record of 252. Following last weekend's action against South Alabama, Lee now stands at 260 strikeouts in his career.
KOCH SETS RECORDS: Junior John Koch enjoyed a record-setting performance April 15 when he became the ASU single-season and career saves leader. Koch earned his seventh save of the season against Memphis April 10 to tie the single-season record, then closed out the series victory over Western Kentucky April 15 with his eighth save of the season to break the record. The two saves brought his career total to 12, which was also a new ASU career record. He has since raised his totals to nine on the season and 13 for his career.
FAULKNER TIES, BREAKS SCHOOL RECORDS: Junior center fielder Michael Faulkner tied the school record for stolen bases in a game when he swiped four in the Red Wolves' April 4 game at Missouri State, bringing his season total to 26 at the time. Faulkner picked up his first stolen base after a first-inning single. The second followed up a second-inning single, and the final two came when he stole second and third after a base hit in the seventh. Faulkner wrote his name in the ASU record books again April 15, stealing two bases in ASU's 6-3 win over Western Kentucky to tie the Arkansas State single-season record of 29 set by Jerome Miller in 1978. Faulkner was 4-4 on stolen base attempts during the Middle Tennessee series to break the record, and now stands at 33 on the season. The Sun Belt Conference steals leader, also ranked second nationally going into last weekend's action in stolen bases per game (.83) and third in total stolen bases, now has 74 stolen bases in his career, just 10 short of the ASU career record of 84 set in 1976-79 by Miller.
STREAKING: Freshman outfielder Collin Massanelli has reached base in all 27 games in which he has played, and currently leads the team with his 27-game on-base streak. He has gotten a hit in 23 of those 27 games. Junior left fielder Logan Uxa has reached base in 16 straight games and junior second baseman Zach Maggio has gotten aboard in 13 consecutive games. Sophomore third baseman Claude Johnson enters the UAPB game with an 8-game hit streak to lead the Red Wolves and has reached base in 15 consecutive games.
FIRST HOME RUN: Catcher Stuart Levy's second-inning home run during the Red Wolves 8-5 victory April 27 at Middle Tennessee was the first of his career.
CENTURY MARK FOR RAFFO: Arkansas State head coach Tommy Raffo picked up his 100th career victory - all at ASU - when the Red Wolves defeated Western Kentucky 5-0 April 13.
FIRST SHUTOUT: The Red Wolves' 5-0 win over Western Kentucky April 13 was ASU's first shutout victory of the season.
BREAKOUT WEEK FOR MAGGIO: Second baseman Zach Maggio led Arkansas State at the plate during the week of April 9-15, hitting .562 with a pair of doubles, an RBI and four runs scored. Against Western Kentucky, his average improved to .615 as he went 8-for-13 against the Hilltoppers. He posted a slugging percentage of .692 and an on-base percentage of .667. He was 1-for-1 on stolen base attempts, walked twice, had nine total bases and struck out just twice. Just two weeks prior, Maggio was hitting .089 on the season, but raised his batting average to .276 heading into the FAU series.
UXA LEADING THE WAY: Junior outfielder Logan Uxa is leading the Red Wolves in seven statistical categories, including RBIs (35), slugging percentage (.506), on-base percentage (.436), home runs (8), walks (32), total bases (79) and hit-by-pitch (5). His batting average of .315 is second best on the team. He is the only player on the roster to have started all 45 games for the Red Wolves during the 2012 season.
FINISHING STRONG: The Red Wolves are a perfect 22-0 this season in games in which they hold the lead after eight innings, 21-2 when leading after seven and 18-3 when leading after six frames.
IMPRESSIVE START: The Red Wolves won their first three Sun Belt Conference weekend series for the first time since the 1996 season. Arkansas State swept UALR in the opening weekend, defeated ULL on the road 2-1 in week two and won at Troy 2-1 in week three to match the effort of the 1996 squad, which defeated Texas Pan-American, Louisiana Tech and Jacksonville in its first three conference weekends, before losing two of three the next week against New Orleans. The 2012 Red Wolves suffered their first weekend series loss on the year when they lost to ULM 10-1 in the rubber match of their series with the Warhawks, but bounced back the following weekend to take two of three against Western Kentucky and have not lost a weekend series since.
CAREER HIGH FOR LEE: Arkansas State senior Jacob Lee struck out a career-high 10 batters in six innings of work March 30 against Troy. Lee went to the dugout having shut out the Trojans through six innings, but Troy got to the ASU bullpen in the final three frames and rallied for a 7-6 win over the Red Wolves.
WALKING OFF: Sophomore Zach George came up with one of the biggest hits of his career April 6 against ULM. With the Red Wolves trailing 6-4 in the bottom of the ninth, George went to the plate with runners at first and second and blasted a towering home run over the right field wall to give the Red Wolves a 7-6 victory.
BREAKOUT GAME: Arkansas State's 16-8 victory over the Troy Trojans March 31 was the first game this season in which the Red Wolves hit three home runs. The 16 runs scored by ASU in the game was also a season high.
EIGHT IS GREAT: Through 45 games, the eighth inning has been the most productive for Arkansas State, with the Red Wolves scoring 39 runs in the frame, and that productivity has paid off. Arkansas State is 22-0 on the season when leading after eight innings.
STRONG WEEK FOR KYLE: ASU senior Cory Kyle was outstanding in his two appearances during the week of March 26, pitching 9.1 shutout innings with 11 strikeouts over a two-game span. Kyle retired the final 12 batters he faced to earn the save in ASU's 4-2 victory over UAPB March 28, then came back to shutout Troy for 5.1 innings in his April 1 start against the Trojans.
CAREER DAY FOR WRIGHT: Junior starting pitcher Daniel Wright struck out a career-high nine batters in 6.2 innings to pick up the win in ASU's 6-4 victory at ULL March 24. Wright, a former walk-on, retired 19 of the first 22 batters he faced, including the first nine. He held the Cajuns to .200 hitting on the day, 78 points below their team batting average, gave up just five hits and did not issue a walk. He threw 103 pitches on the day and his nine strikeouts are the most for any ASU player in a game this year.
STRONG PERFORMANCE BY JOHNSON: Third baseman Claude Johnson hit .538 in the March 23-25 series against ULL. Johnson followed that up by hitting .429 in ASU's five games last week and heads into the Missouri State series as ASU's leading hitter at .360 on the season, a figure that climbs to .441 against Sun Belt competition. Johnson's .360 average currently ranks sixth in the Sun Belt.
McWILLIAMS, KYLE TAME LIONS: After Arkansas State gave up a pair of first-inning runs to visiting UAPB March 28, relievers Seth McWilliams and Cory Kyle came in to shut out the Golden Lions for the final 8.1 innings in the 4-2 ASU victory. McWilliams worked 4.1 innings to pick up his third win of the season, giving up no runs on two hits, with three strikeouts. Kyle worked the final four frames, retiring the final 12 batters he faced to earn his first save of the year. He struck out six batters and allowed just two hits, and neither Kyle nor McWilliams walked a batter on the night.
FIRST ROAD WIN: ASU's March 24, 6-4 victory over the Cajuns was the Red Wolves' first true road victory of the season. Arkansas State defeated Dayton 9-3 March 9 on a neutral field at Clarksville, Tenn. for what was previously its only victory away from Jonesboro.
SECOND STRAIGHT SWEEP: The Red Wolves posted their second straight sweep of in-state and Sun Belt Conference rival UALR March 16-18. Arkansas State opened their 2012 SBC slate against the Trojans and won 7-3, 2-3 and 8-4 to notch their sixth consecutive win against UALR. The Red Wolves also swept the Trojans to close out the 2011 regular season.
SECOND STRAIGHT SWEEP, PART II: The Red Wolves three-game sweep of UALR was the second consecutive weekend sweep when playing the same opponent in all three weekend games. Arkansas State also posted a three-game sweep over South Dakota State March 2-4, whipping the Jackrabbits 15-5, 12-7 and 10-1.
LEE OUTSTANDING AGAINST UALR: Senior Jacob Lee was outstanding in his Friday night start against UALR. Against the top-hitting team in the conference, Lee struck out seven batters and gave up just five hits – four of which were singles – to earn the win in ASU's 7-3 victory over the Trojans. Lee held the Trojans, who were hitting .328 and leading the Sun Belt in almost every offensive category, to a .200 batting average as a team and carried a shutout into the eighth inning.
ASU PITCHING STAFF SHUTS DOWN UALR: Facing the league leader in almost every offensive category over the weekend, the Arkansas State pitching staff was outstanding in shutting down UALR's offensive attack. The Red Wolves held UALR to a .194 batting average and just six multiple-base hits on the weekend – and no home runs. The Trojans came into the series with the league's best batting average at .328. Seven ASU pitchers combined to post an ERA of 2.25 against the Trojans, which had scored 10 or more runs in eight of their last ten games. In the three-game series against the Trojans, the ASU pitchers struck out 26 batters while giving up just 19 hits and nine total runs.
TRIO NAMED ALL-TOURNAMENT: Juniors Michael Faulkner, Ryan Roberts and Logan Uxa were all named to the Austin Peay Riverview Inn All-Tournament team for their performances at the classic March 9-11. Faulkner hit .592 with a triple, Uxa hit .416 with a two doubles and a home run and Roberts hit .428 and from his catcher position threw out two baserunners trying to steal.
EXTRA INNINGS: Arkansas State's 11-inning game March 11 against Austin Peay was the Red Wolves' first extra-inning game of the season. The game lasted 4:35 and saw the Red Wolves battle back from a 9-3 deficit after five innings. Arkansas State tied the game in the ninth on an RBI single from first baseman Michael George before falling 10-9 in the 11th to the Governors. The Red Wolves evened their record to 1-1 in extra innings games this season against UALR March 17, posting a 3-2, 10-inning win to clinch the SBC series.
BIG WEEK FOR FAULKNER: Junior Michael Faulkner was outstanding for ASU in its five games during the week of March 6-11. Faulkner hit .417 and was a perfect 9-for-9 on stolen base attempts. Faulkner went 10-for-24 at the plate with a triple, 7 runs scored and a pair of RBIs. He posted a slugging percentage of .500, drew three walks and was hit by a pitch, for an on-base percentage of .500 as well. He was named to the Austin Peay Riverview Inn All-Tournament team after hitting .592 with a triple and stealing six bases in the tournament.
OFFENSE COMES ALIVE: The Arkansas State offense exploded for 37 runs in the Red Wolves' three-game sweep over South Dakota State March 2-4, blasting 40 hits along the way. The Red Wolves slugged eight doubles, two triples and two home runs in the three games against the Jackrabbits and posted a team batting average of .354. ASU's 37 runs in the series was the most since the Red Wolves scored 38 against New Orleans in 2010.
KYLE SHUTS DOWN JACKRABBITS: With a 30 mph wind blowing out that had already played a part in five runs through the first four innings for South Dakota State, senior reliever Cory Kyle went to the mound and shut down the Jackrabbits through the final five innings, striking out six in ASU's 15-5 win March 2. Kyle picked up the win after holding the Jackrabbits to just one hit after SDSU had belted out eight in the first four frames. Kyle allowed just two baserunners in the final five innings, walking one and giving up one single.
EMERY COMES THROUGH: Junior outfielder/designated hitter Ryan Emery led the ASU batting attack during the week of Feb. 20-26, hitting .467 with two game-winning RBI hits to help the Red Wolves to a 4-2 record. With the Red Wolves trailing 4-3 in the eighth inning of game two against Evansville, Emery hit a two-run single to erase the deficit and send home the winning run in ASU's 5-4 win. He came up big again in the Sunday finale, delivering an RBI single up the middle in the eighth that again proved to be the winning run in a 3-2 victory for the Red Wolves. For the week, Emery went 7-for-15 with four RBIs, a run scored, a walk and a sacrifice.
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL HOME DEBUT: With their 11-3 victory over Murray State Feb. 22, Red Wolves extended their winning streak in home openers to 22 games, a run that dates back to the 1991 season.
4-K INNING FOR FARLEY: Arkansas State senior right-hander Brandon Farley notched a rare four-strikeout inning in the Red Wolves' 11-3 victory over Murray State Feb. 22. After Murray State's Ty Stetson reached on a dropped third strike to lead off the seventh inning, Farley proceeded to mow down the next three batters to close out the frame with four strikeouts. Farley faced seven batters on the afternoon, striking out five without giving up a hit or issuing a walk.
FIRST WIN FOR SHORDON: True freshman Levi Shordon made the most of his first career start against Murray State Feb. 22, picking up the win in ASU's 11-3 victory. In four innings of work, the lefty from Simi Valley, Calif. gave up just three hits and one run, while striking out one. Shordon gave up the run in the first, then settled in and pitched three and one-thirds innings of shutout baseball to earn his first win.
CAREER HIGH FOR FAULKNER: Arkansas State junior Michael Faulkner drove in a career-high four runs in the Red Wolves' 11-3 victory over Murray State Feb. 22. Faulkner's previous career high was three runs, set in 2001 against Memphis and again against Louisiana-Lafayette.
MOTHER NATURE UNKIND: The Red Wolves came up on the short end of a 2-1 score against Lamar in the season opener, with both the Cardinals and Mother Nature playing a role in the loss. Trailing 2-1 in the top of the ninth, Arkansas State was poised to tie the game or take the lead when the game was called due to weather. The Red Wolves had runners at first and second with just one out when heavy rainfall forced officials to call the game, giving Lamar the win.
STRONG DEBUT FOR LEE: Arkansas State senior Jacob Lee was outstanding in the season opener for the Red Wolves, striking out five batters in six shutout innings of work on the road at Lamar. Lee walked just one batter and surrendered just five hits – all singles.
FIRST HOME RUN: Arkansas State sophomore Claude Johnson slugged his first career home run during the Red Wolves' opening weekend at Lamar. Johnson went 1-for-2 in Sunday's finale to notch the home run. As a freshman last year, Johnson hit .220, going 11-for-50 with three doubles and two RBIs.
NEWCOMERS SHINE: Newcomers Stuart Levy and Drew Burks both enjoyed solid outings in their first two games as Red Wolves during opening weekend, each hitting .333 in a pair of games against Lamar. Burks, a junior transfer from Coffeyville CC, started at DH and went 2-for-6 with a double and a walk to post an on-base percentage of .429. Levy, a true freshman from Little Rock, drew one start at catcher and went 1-for-3 and was hit by a pitch to record an on-base percentage of .500.
ASU IN SEASON OPENERS: The Red Wolves are 32-32 all-time on opening day. Arkansas State dropped its season opener Feb. 17, falling 2-1 on the road at Lamar. The Red Wolves are 2-2 in season openers under head coach Tommy Raffo, defeating Texas State 4-3 in 2009 and Southern Illinois 14-5 in 2010.
SUCCESS UNDER RAFFO: Arkansas State has won two games at the Sun Belt Conference tournament each of the past two seasons under fourth-year head coach Tommy Raffo. Prior to Raffo's coming to Jonesboro, Arkansas State had not won a game at the SBC Tournament since the 1997 season. The Red Wolves advanced to the tournament semifinals in 2010 and went 2-1 in pool play a year ago - with the only setback being a 13-inning loss to eventual runner-up Florida International.
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Abrams said rescuers used snowmobiles and a tracked ATV to transport the injured riders to the waiting ambulances. Wiggin and Gould were taken to Conway Memorial Hospital, where they were treated and released.
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Rockey was arraigned an released on bail. She waived her right to a preliminary hearing.
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Former senior-level administrator at HACC, Central Pennsylvania's Community College, Nancy Rockey of Harrisburg, was arraigned today, Jan. 3, 2013, at 11 a.m. at Central Court at the Dauphin County Prison.
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He went from being a serious reporter to a guy collecting shit & piss stains.
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There are a number of excellent saxophonists who have worked in the area of gospel jazz, including Kirk Whalum, Angella Christie and Tom Braxton. Todd Ledbetter is another one of these musical pioneers. A student of Dr. Nathan Davis at the University of Pittsburgh, Ledbetter eventually worked with artists like saxophonists Grover Washington Jr., James Moody, Eddie Harris and trumpeter Jon Faddis. Later work in the bands of Joe Harris, Roger Humphries and Bishop Walter Hawkins led to Ledbetter becoming a leader in his own right.
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Great musicians, truly great musicians, can play any style of music. That is true in any of the great recording cities in the United States. The wealth of fantastic musicians in New York, Los Angeles and Nashville almost boggles the mind. This CD is a compilation of different jazz artists currently working in Nashville. All the cuts, as is typically true with compilations, are great. When artists have the ability to put their best foot forward you're going to get their best. There are 11 different cuts on the disc led by 10 different artists.
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The vibes would be hiiiiiiigh
because Snoop and Dre was not enough last year
May 22 - Arctic Monkeys @ Ventura Theatre
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Sept. 12 -GY!BE @ the Fonda
Oct. 17 - Atoms for Peace @ SB Bowl
Please no.
The Rolling Stones - International Noise Conference: Los Angeles - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Austra - Colin Stetson - The Pacific Rim Projekt - The National - Goat Rodeo - Hopscotch 2013- GY!BE - Beirut/Vampire Weekend
That man has smoked himself silly. I vote NO
Snoop Lion, with special guest hologram Bob Marley.
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It's Snoop Dogg not Snoop Lion and he played last year as one of the top names.. None of u knew this?!?
Although I don't think he will be on the bill I do think he will have a guest appearance during Major Lazer's Saturday night Sahara set during Weekend 1.
They know what is what, but they don't know what is what, they just strut. What the fuck?
I'm more down than fuck. If they book Major Lazer and Snoop Lion and Diplo (lol) then I bet we'd get 3 Diplo sets feat. snoop. Dyyyopeee.
(i'd trust diplo with all 3 days of the sahara if it was up to me though, so there's that)
I figured this would be a project that never really finds form, but in a Reddit AMA, he said the Lion album will be out in the Spring. He also said Coachella is the craziest gig he's ever played. I consider this a likely appearance, probably on the main just before the Sunset slot, like Nas & Damien Marley.
That AMA was pretty good. I lol'd a few times.
I doubt Coachella would have him back so soon, but it is a possibility. I think Hangout and Roo are more likely to go after him.
When this album drops Coachella better hope they booked him, its going to be off the hook. That little trailer was the shizzle
haters are welcome to hate, but all of Snoop Lion's songs are great. Hope to see him (and Diplo) on the polo fields.
Well over 60 years of reggae to listen to with the same similar beats, just different MCs, so much better music out there than Snoop MCing over classic reggae beats
Seriously mi lion
I've listened to the song twice, its a flavor of the club song for about 4 months, but when you listen to it, you can barely hear snoop in his own verse, the backup vocalist was blowing over snoops verse. He's barely vocal on the chorus.
Listen to Buju Banton or Cutty Ranks if you want something real ya batti boy
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"Haters gonna hate" might be the most vomit inducing sentence this year.
I feel you, but what Diplo brings production wise changes Snoop Lion's sound somewhat. For example the drums on Here Come the King have the heft and weight of Diplos heaviest electronic production, but with the rhythm and groove of reggae. I am relatively uneducated about modern reggae music, but I know that few can produce drums like Diplo.
Furthermore, and perhaps more importantly, "real" reggae is not very likely to be booked at Coachella this year.
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The Bulldogs improved to 2-1 in division play, fighting off a second half surge by Lafayette, defeating the Commodores, 65-55, on Tuesday.
Tied at 27 at the half, the Bulldogs went ahead by seven early in the third quarter, preceding a 16-0 run by Lafayette, giving the 'Dores a 44-36 lead. Montreal Nabors hit three triples in the frame, including one to close the quarter.
West Union opened the annual Kiwanis Hotbed Classic with an exciting game against Kossuth. Despite the efforts of RJ Coleman, the Eagles dropped a 57-55 contest, with the senior leading all scorers with 23 points.
Coleman helped the Eagles jump out to a 10-point lead, 22-12, after the first quarter, scoring 12 points. Down 9-4 in the frame, the Eagles outscored Kossuth, 18-3, and Tyler Wooley made it a double figure lead with his three-pointer at the end of the quarter.
Pontotoc started quickly, and despite a strong showing in the second half, New Albany was unable to overcome the early deficit, falling 6-4, in the second round of the 4A soccer playoffs.
Less than 10 minutes into the match, Rafael Vidana had the Warriors ahead, 2-0, but Anthony Fernandez cut that lead to one in the 15th minute. Pontotoc scored three more times before the end of the half, Vidana scoring once more, along with Luke Littlejohn and Diego Pizarro.
Helping the Falcons to its first Union County championships since 2010, Ingomar's Devonte Williamson earns Player of the Week honors, particularly for his performance against East Union.
Against the Urchins last Friday, Williamson dropped 22 points in the 65-60 semifinal win. "He's our emotional and energy leader on the team," Ingomar head coach Jonathan Ashley said. "He leads us by example, and he hustles on every play. He's a hard nosed player and consistently performs well for us."
Boasting premier matchups for boys' basketball in the area, this year's installment of the Hotbed Classic features eight games and each of the Union County schools and New Albany.
Anthony Fernandez and the boys' soccer team have been endured a lot of challenges during their time at New Albany. Playing for three different coaches in as many years and falling short of a state championship appearance, Fernandez said that one of the toughest moments came in losing in the first round of the playoffs last season.
Amid the excitement of the beginning of the playoffs, the Lady Bulldogs were challenged with a first round opponent in Florence, the defending state champions in 4A. Despite staying with the Lady Eagles throughout the first half, New Albany's season came to an end with a 3-0 loss on Wednesday night.
The Lady Bulldogs have consistently showed improvement over the last three seasons. First, the goal was to reach the playoffs, then advance out of the first round. Having already accomplished these goals in recent years, New Albany won its first division title on the girls' side after an impressive weekend, beginning with a 3-1 win over Corinth last Thursday night.
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Nice honor for him to receive.
TUPELO, Miss. (AP) A Mississippi Blues Trail marker will be placed at the birthplace of Elvis Presley on Tuesday.
The ceremony will honor Presley for his contribution to Mississippi and America's blues heritage.
He was born in Tupelo on Jan. 8, 1935. Presley died at his Graceland mansion in Memphis, Tenn., on Aug. 16, 1977. He first encountered the blues in Tupelo, and it remained central to his music throughout his career.
His early recordings helped revolutionize popular music with a unique mix of blues and country music, which led many rock 'n' roll artists to follow his lead.
"By all accounts, Elvis Presley was the single greatest influence on modern-day rock 'n' roll in America, and much of his musical inspiration drew on the Mississippi blues," Gov. Haley Barbour said in a statement Friday.
The event is sponsored by the Mississippi Development Authority's Tourism Heritage Trails Program, the Mississippi Blues Commission, the Tupelo Convention & Visitors Bureau and the Elvis Presley Birthplace Museum.
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Mississippi Blues Trail: http://www.msbluestrail.org
Elvis Presley: http://www.elvis.com/
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Very nice and very well deserved. Thank you for this article Danielle.
Thats ok Diane. I had to post it. And your very right.
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"Holder�s Justice Department has actually had a very impressive record on civil rights cases."
Holder's pro-civil-rights record is a lot like Obama's pro-whistleblower record.
That is, they're aggressive in pursuing anyone outside the administration, vicious in protecting abuses committed by inside the administration.
Erodogan could learn some subtlety from the US. The US Gov doesn't blame the Social Media for an educated citizenry.
Instead, US Gov officials heap praise upon the Internet while partnering with corporations to increasingly chill it's use through control, monitoring and judicial actions.
It's really mean to make fun of the mentally ill, even when it's not.
(You might have to squint really hard for that to make sense.)
This downloads an MP4 of the video, don't know if TD's Site Software can use it for embedding.
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Judge Raymond Voet has the same, exact integrity that is missing from most elected officials and public servants in Washington.
House subcommittee shelves recent CFAA expansion bill
Meanwhile: CFAA forces join up to form monster org representing Billions in pro-CISPA, max-CFAA interests.
ABM, the association of business information and media companies, and the Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA) announced today that they plan to merge in order to form the comprehensive, global business information and media industry association.
The CFAA was the subject of several proposed legislative reforms in 2012, and SIIA has been engaged, seeking to preserve the ability of SIIA members to use the CFAA to deter and prevent unauthorized access to or misuse of databases, subscription services and cloud services.
The CFAA carries civil as well as criminal provisions, and it has long been considered an effective tool for protecting business databases.
(sadly) Lobbyists for employees have sought to narrow the CFAA to prevent its use against employees.
But their proposed narrowing of the statute could also diminish its usefulness in protecting private databases, and ABM has joined other database companies in opposing the amendment.
Bless you TechDirt for getting this right.
That makes you, Karl Bode and that's about it.
I'm forever amazed how journalists get paid for getting suckered by Corporate/Government PR.
"Hopefully, most of the folks in Congress receiving this particular document will do some research on what's being said..."
Congressians lean basic truths by divining the Holy Campaign Contribution spreadsheets.
It is from those inspired numbers that politicians are taught their position on Copyright.
This info comes out of every election cycle.
Each year it seems that one end of the equation gets obsessive attention while the other is ignored completely.
Where is a Billion+ Election Dollars spent?
It's a massive cash infusion to the corporations that own the news outlets that cover the candidates.
This may be the largest conflict of interest in America today.
I am endlessly puzzled why folks neither seem to notice nor find anything amiss with this.
I never drew such a broad conclusion; you came to that on your own. I outlined causes+effects that are causing real-life grief.
I didn't cherry-pick those C+E to force an inaccurate conclusion either. If I had, it could be easily disproved by adding whatever info I omitted.
Here's a restatement of my point.
1) The US Gov is by far the single biggest financial player in the US healthcare system.
2) Stipulations for reimbursement by the US Gov are onerously complex. This problem is at least a generation old and it continues to worsen.
3a) Complex regulations almost always favor larger players who can more easily dedicate resources needed to cope with them.
3b)US medical corporations have every motivation to lobby US legislators to structure Gov regulations to favor their industry. US legislators will continue to to respond favorably to industry lobbying.
If you put on me to draw a conclusion, it would be this.
Neither the US Gov nor US corporations posses sufficient ethical responsibility to be entrusted with our healthcare.
In the US, government is most involved with the finance of healthcare.
In contrary to creating a state of accountability it's fostered an increasing complex system that favors large corporate medical interests over local community ones.
One natural and predictable result of that complexity is the medical-financial nightmare Mike wrote about.
I live in the retiree capital of the US and we have no shortage of patients for doctors to care for.
Nevertheless, in the last decade over half of our independent physicians (primarily GPs) have closed their practices to join larger medical groups, move from the area or just retire early. They've found it increasingly unprofitable to practice traditional medicine.
A predictable exception are surgical specialists, most of whom work as an attending physician at a local hospital.
Another relevant note is that medical service providers here are being reimbursed at increasingly lower amounts - from both government and private sector insurance.
I have two customers that are established local service providers. One believes it will - unavoidably - become unprofitable within the next 18 months.
The other is realistically unsure of it's future and hopes to survive through streamlining the organization.
These are community driven companies.
They provide services that are in demand and they are immensely responsible with their operations.
But with new cuts from Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance coming each quarter, they (like our local physicians) are finding it less and less profitable to continue.
It's a meaningful piece of the Med-Ec nightmare puzzle.
Dear STM Board Members;
One of your descendants could - against all good parenting - grow up to become a notorious terrorist.
What preemptive measure should we take to prevent that?
the Very Cautious Citizenry.
I'm missing the whole "Respect Privacy" thing. Maybe one of you legal scholars can set me straight.
Here's my take on it.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2013/02/12/executive-order-improving-critical-infras tructure-cybersecurity
Sect 5(a) Federal Agencies self-police that they're in compliance w/ Fair Info Practice Principles.
Sect 5(b) DHS agencies shall assess civil liberty risks and make a report available to DHS Secretary (but not us).
DHS agencies shall self-assess and add their results to Secretary's report (that we can't see because it'll contain classified 'annex').
Sect 5(c) DHS agencies shall have a chat about the report with Civil Liberties Oversight Board and Office of Management and Budget.
Sect 5(d)Info that is submitted in accordance with 6 U.S.C. �133 shall be protected from disclosure except where any one of a countless number of laws can potentially be applied to nullify those protections.
And then there's 6 U.S.C. �133
6 U.S.C. �133(a)(1)(A)Prevents the Gov from responding to FoIA Act requests about our data.
6 U.S.C. �133(a)(1)(D)Allows a number of things to be done with our data as long as whoever harvested the data signs an agreement (which is certain to be submitted to them).
6 U.S.C. �133(a)(1)(E)Clams down on non-Fed Governments, thus reducing chance of accidental oversight.
6 U.S.C. �133(a)(1)(F)Insures that Gov-granted corporate privileges remain unaffected.
Et cetera.
I'm so bothered by TechDirt's response that I'm posting about it a second time.
In setting up the We-the-People petitions site, the White House inferred that it was a effective way for citizens to connect to their government. Techdirt recently (and excellently) pointed out that the White House doesn't respond to petitions in a way that translate into meaningful change.
The petition site is a betrayal. It's a PR tool with a facade of government concern. The word that best describes it is fraud.
I cheered when Techdirt recounted their concerns with it.
In response to being outed, a talented WH staffer picks a substanceless petition and fills it with memes designed to placate the only community that challenged the site's credibility.
That community ate it up and took a turn at being the the White House's PR tool.
Today we have petitions on the table that mean something.
One is for the firing of the DA that profoundly abused her authority in prosecuting Aaron Swartz. It amassed 25k signatures in about 2 days.
A related and much more important petition demands the WH take the lead in reforming the often misused 1986 Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
It's signature uptake is slower and the petition may have difficulty finding folks who get what it does.
So if we heap praise on the White House for being clever when nothing is at stake, we risk reaffirming the thinking that Americans really aren't all that interested in changing what desperately needs to be changed.
And that is a terribly self-destructive thing for us to do.
I really like "Moral Panic". It works for me.
I guess entertaining the tech community will help draw attention away from the meaningless responses given to petitions of substance.
I appreciate Mike's compassionate position on user ad blocking. I wanted to add that ads don't just add nuisance to a site, they're also a threat vector to the user.
Malware delivery happens in waves. One type delivers malicious payloads to users via infected ad servers. I block ads to reduce the risk of infection.
This applies to my customers as well. Every network I service has a local proxy server; it's primary purpose is to strip ad-laden content before it can load in a users browser. This reduces infection rates everywhere it's deployed, sometimes to zero.
With respect to the advertising industry:
Your cries that adblocking is selfish would have more credibility - if your industry were equally vocal about the real-world damages consumers suffer from the crap served to us by your industry.
If I knew how much the Philippine Government was bribed to pass these laws, I could compute the price of a Philippine citizen on the open market.
I give him until 2pm tomorrow before he finds himself out of work, his car on fire and on several gov watchlists.


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Mr. Thomas, a native of Troup County, was born November 14, 1955, and was the son of the late Eugene and Carrie Thomas. He attended East Depot High School and enjoyed fishing and baseball.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his siblings: Rosa Ann Thomas, Willie Frank Thomas, and Patricia Thomas.
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Federal authorities were searching Friday for a former Manhattan Beach woman who skipped bail just before a San Diego County jury found her guilty of insurance fraud, perjury and tax evasion.
Wanda Lee Ann Podgurski, 60, who was free on $500,000 bail, failed to show up in court Thursday for the verdict.
Podgurski claimed she slipped and fell at home in August 2006, causing her to be so severely disabled that she required an in-home caregiver. During the time she was allegedly disabled, she took several vacations, including a 16-day tour to China with her boyfriend in 2008, the San Diego County District Attorney's office said.
More than seven insurance carriers and a government agency were victims of Podgurski's disability and homeowner scams. During the trial, about 70 witnesses testified, including doctors, lawyers, insurance company investigators and contractors.
Her counts include grand theft from Amtrak Railroad Retirement Board and white-collar enhancements involving taking more than $500,000.
"This defendant's flagrant disregard for the law and her employer increase costs for everyone. Deputy District Attorney Carol Buck did an excellent job presenting the facts of the case to the jury," District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis said.
Private investigator David Mancini was the first assigned to investigate Podgurski and conducted the initial interview with her.
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Eternal Turn of the Wheel
When Drudkh announced that their ninth album would be a return to their harsh roots, many preparing to groan at another Handful of Stars probably held their breath and raised a cautious eyebrow. After all, from 2003 to 2006, our Ukrainian lords crafted four bona fide black metal classics that stretched the formula of the early 90s into more folksy and cultural territory than most bands had hitherto attempted. However, over the last several years, they've been mired in the decent-but-unexciting (Estrangement), the pointless (Songs of Grief and Solitude) and the just-plain-unfortunate (Handful), with the quality Microcosmos thrust in the middle. So the promise of this band shedding away the scattershot years in favor of their yesterdays was something many yearned for, but few believed they could truly accomplish.
It pleases me to report that in many ways, Drudkh has delivered upon their promise. Eternal Turn of the Wheel is by far the bleakest, most minimal set of songs the band has written since Forgotten Legends. The soloing and wispy folk melodies of Autumn Aurora through Blood in Our Wells are virtually nonexistent, replaced instead by long passages of repetitious riffing (often more like blackened strumming), bare-bones, sometimes hidden melodies, and sparingly-used keys offering an effect not dissimilar to that heard on albums like Hvis Lyset Tar Oss.
Despite these parallels, Eternal Turn isn't exactly a carbon copy of the old days. Whereas Forgotten Legends focused on entrancing the listener with repetitious riffs delivered through an irresistible guitar tone, these new songs seem more intent on using the music for reflection, and the vocals for confrontation. In short, these are the most desperate, hopeless vocals Thurios has ever delivered, bringing an almost Nemtheanga-like vibe of forlorn destiny. And much like Primordial (only not really at all like them), the impression is of some past tragedy that needs to be spoken for—an impression somehow pronounced even by my lack of comprehension of the lyrics. Still, if one had to point to just one other Drudkh album when describing Eternal Turn, the debut would be the most convenient reference point.
All of these new (old) facets point to one likelihood: Drudkh accepted where their true skills lie and decided to stop pussyfooting around and get back to the grindstone. True opener "Breath of Cold Black Soil," with its repeated drop-and-build, and "Farewell to Autumn's Sorrowful Birds," which takes advantage of a slower tremolo melody to support Thurios' scathing words, are easily the most complete tracks here, but all have plenty to offer. In fact, if the album has one true fault, it is only in comparison to their past—unlike their masterworks, Eternal Turn simply isn't gripping from start to finish. Some songs are made up of great material (the dancing bass during the intro of "Night Woven of Snow, Winds and Gray-Haired Stars" is too fuckin' cool) but don't have quite the edge-of-your-seat structures that we have come to expect. Is this a crime? No. Will it affect the longevity of this album? Probably. Eternal Turn of the Wheel will likely find a spot close to Microcosmos in the Drudkh history books, which is nothing at all to frown upon. And although it lacks a song as wholly entrancing as "Ars Poetica," it may actually be a more fully realized album.
All of this has been a very convoluted way of stating this: Eternal Turn of the Wheel is good, and at times great, but it largely pales in comparison to what Drudkh was once capable of. Over the history of artistic media, the trend has been that genius fades, only appearing in flashes, and at best over a glorious but brief period. Very few bands, directors, or painters ever sustained more than this, and based on this simple observation, the odds were high that Drudkh would never again make something even this good. So take Eternal Turn of the Wheel for what it is: a very good album by a great band that has their best years – and hopefully their worst – long behind them.
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