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Cougars coming off strong weekend at Oregon State
March 24, 1998
Wednesday, March 25 - WSU at Gonzaga, 2:00 p.m., August/A.R.T Stadium, Spokane, Wash.
Saturday, March 28 - Alumni at WSU, 1:00 p.m., Bailey Field, Pullman, Wash.
Tuesday, March 31 - Gonzaga at WSU, 4:00 p.m., Bailey Field, Pullman, Wash.
Friday, April 3 - WSU at Washington, 2:00 p.m., Seattle, Wash.
Saturday, April 4 - WSU at Washington (2), 12:00 p.m., Seattle, Wash.
Sunday, April 5 - WSU at Washington, 1:00 p.m., Seattle, Wash.
Wednesday, March 18 - WSU 18, Gonzaga 4, August/A.R.T Stadium, Spokane, Wash.
Saturday, March 21 - WSU 13, Oregon State 3, 1:00 p.m., Bailey Field, Pullman, Wash.
Sunday, March 22 - Oregon State 6-0, WSU 2-9, Bailey Field, Pullman, Wash.
Monday, March 23 - Oregon State at WSU, Rained Out., Bailey Field, Pullman, Wash.
1B - CASEY KELLEY, Jr. (.325, 26 H, 23 RBI, 7 HR, 24 R)
Greg Mitchell, Sr. (.328, 21 H, 13 RBI, 4 HR, 11 HBP)
2B - BOYD ROBERTSON, RS-Jr. (.299, 26 H, 16 RBI, 5 2B)
Scott Randall, RS-Sr. (.382, 29 H, 16 RBI, 5 2B, 1 HR)
SS - SHAWN STEVENSON, So. (.315, 29 H, 21 RBI, 4 HR)
Ole Vigeland, Jr. (.000, 0 H, 0 RBI)
3B - GREG MITCHELL, Sr. (.328, 21 H, 13 RBI, 4 HR, 11 HBP)
Scott Randall, RS-Sr. (.382, 29 H, 16 RBI, 5 2B, 1 HR)
LF - SCOTT RANDALL, RS-Sr. (.382, 29 H, 16 RBI, 5 2B)
Ray Hattenburg, RS-So. (323, 10 H, 6 RBI, 1 HR)
CF - STEVE GLEASON, Jr. (.325, 13 H, 13 RBI, 3 3B, 2 HR)
Dusty Edler, RS-Jr. (.267, 8 H, 9 RBI)
RF - JASON GROVE, Fr. (.384, 28 H, 16 RBI, 9 2B, 5 HR)
Justin Mentink, Jr. (.333, 9 H, 4 RBI, 1 HR)
C - JEFF SCHERER, Jr. (.264, 14 H, 11 RBI, 2 HR)
Ryan Smith, So. (.348, 8 H, 5 RBI, 1 HR, 3 2B, 10 R)
DH - STEVE CURRAN, So. (.232, 16 H, 19 RBI, 4 HR)
Justin Mentink, Sr. (.333, 9 H, 4 RBI, 1 HR)
P1 - WADE PARRISH, So. (L, 4-1, 3.71 ERA, 43.2 IP)
P2 - JAMAAL GAINES, Jr. (R, 2-3, 3.98 ERA, 40.2 IP)
P3 - TODD MELDAHL, So. (L, 2-3, 8.69, 29.0 IP)
R1 - Les McTavish, So.(R, 1-1, 4.30, 14.2 IP)
R2 - Reggie Rivard, So. (R, 0-1, 7.16, 16.1 IP)
COUGS TO FACE GONZAGA, ALUMNI: The Washington State Cougars opened the Pacific-10 Conference North schedule last weekend with a four-game series at home against the Oregon State Beavers and faired well winning two out of three before the last game was rained out. The Cougs will resume their non-league rivalry with Gonzaga Wednesday at 2 p.m. at August/A.R.T. Stadium in Spokane. The Bulldogs are in the midst of a 17-game loosing streak. The Cougars are 3-1 this season against the Zags while winning the last match-up 18-4 March 18.
Saturday the varsity squad will meet up with a group of former Washington State players in the annual alumni game. The game is an exhibition and will not count on the final record.
WSU is 10-11 overall, which is just three wins short of last years total wins. The two wins against OSU moves the Cougs into second place in the Pac-10 North behind Washington. The Cougs won the first game 13-3, but lost the second game 6-2. In what proved to be the series finale because of Monday's rain out, the Cougs recorded their first shut out in 103 games with 9-0 win.
Jason Grove, Scott Randall, and Greg Mitchell led the Cougs hitting attack that saw seven player hit over .300 for the week. Grove was 7-for-11 (.636) with two home runs, three doubles, and slugged a phenomenal 1.455. Randall went 8-for-15 (.533) and Mitchell was 6-for-13 (.462).
Grove leads all Cougars at the plate while starting 19 games in right field and two on the mound. He is hitting .384 with five home runs. Right behind him is Randall at .382 with 16 RBI and five doubles. Casey Kelley leads the team in the power department with seven home runs.
Wade Parrish improved his record to 4-1 with a solid seven inning performance Sunday. He has struck out 27 in 43.2 innings of work while compiling an ERA of 3.71. Ole Vigeland has a 0.00 ERA out of the bullpen in three appearances.
As a team WSU is hitting .317, while their opponents are hitting .299.
5/16-18 Pac-10 Playoffs
5/21-24 NCAA Regionals
5/29-6/6 College World Series
$ = Game played at San Diego, Calif.
%=Game played at Tri-Cities, Wash.
# = Coors/Desert Classic, Las Vegas, Nev.
All Game Times Pacific Standard Time
Record: 10-11 Pac-10 Record: 2-1
2/5 at San Diego State W 13-6
2/7 $ Houston W 17-5
2/7 at San Diego State L 10-12
2/13 at Arizona State #6 L 1-9
2/14 at Arizona State #6 L 5-6
2/15 at Arizona State #6 W 17-12
2/20 % Gonzaga W 7-1
2/21 % Gonzaga L 4-10
2/22 % Gonzaga W 9-2
3/6 # Ohio State #23 L 2-11
3/7 # Oral Roberts L 6-10
3/7 # CS Northridge L 4-7
3/8 # CS-Northridge W 13-11
3/14 at California L 6-10
3/15 at California L 4-6
3/16 at California (11i) L 16-17
3/18 at Gonzaga W 18-4
3/23 OREGON STATE - Rain
3/25 at GONZAGA 2:00
4/3 at Washington 2:00
4/4 at Washington (DH) 12:00
4/5 at Washington 1:00
4/10 at Portland State 3:00
4/11 at Portland State (DH) 12:00
4/12 at Portland State 1:00
4/24 at Oregon State 3:00
4/25 at Oregon State (DH) 12:00
4/26 at Oregon State 1:00
4/29 at LCSC 6:00
5/1 at LCSC 6:30
Team BA: .319 (239-754)
Vs. Left: .293 (92-314)
Vs. Right: .334 (147-440)
Bases Loaded: .431 (22-51)
Two Outs: .305 (74-243)
Bases Empty: .312 (109-349)
GLEASON PULLS DOUBLE DUTY: Center fielder Steve Gleason has been a busy man this year...the linebacker-outfielder is currently hitting .325 after hitting .375 last week...he has started 11 games and made 18 appearances...last fall he led WSU's football team with 100 tackles, the fifth highest total in the Pac-10...he earned honorable mention All-Pac-10 and all-academic honors in the fall...Gleason and the Cougar football team begin spring drills March 30.
5/16-18 Pac-10 Playoffs 5/21-24 NCAA Regionals 5/29-6/6 College World Series $ = Game played at San Diego, Calif. %=Game played at Tri-Cities, Wash. # = Coors/Desert Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. All Game Times Pacific Standard Time
HOT OR NOT: Shawn Stevenson went 5-for-14 last week with two triples...he has had seven plate appearances with the bases loaded and collected a hit three times (.429)...Stevenson is also the most productive with runners in scoring position, going 12-for 26 (.462)...he is hitting .500 as a leadoff hitter...Boyd Robertson is the best at hitting with two outs, boasting a .417 average while going 10-for-24...he also leads the team with 10 multiple-hit games...he is hitting .343 (12-35) against lefties...Casey Kelley struggled at the plate last week, but did hit two home runs to up his team-leading total to seven...Kelley is hitting .433 when he is the leadoff hitter...he also leads the team with more than one RBI in nine games...Scott Randall also had a hot bat last week with an 8-for-15 performance (.533) and one home run...Jason Grove is hitting .545 against right handed pitchers and just .138 against lefties...he also hits .486 with the bases empty and .289 with runners on base...Steve Gleason hits .400 against lefties and is 2-for-2 with the bases loaded.
GROVE DOESN'T PLAY LIKE A FROSH: Freshman rightfielder Jason Grove has performed more like a senior than a freshman through WSU's first 21 games...he has 19 starts in the outfield and two on the mound...he currently is hitting .384 with five home runs, nine doubles and 13 RBI...he was 7-for-11 last week, boasting a .636 average...he was 4-for-5 in the opening game against OSU including two home runs.
TEAM NOTES: WSU is 0-3 in night games, 10-8 during the day...the Cougs are 4-4 against left handed pitchers and 6-7 against right handers...WSU has lost both one-run games and two of three two-run games...WSU has outscored the opponents in every inning but the eighth and extra innings...in the first seven innings, WSU has outscored the opponent 160-118, including 60-43 in the first three innings...WSU has been outscored in the devastating eighth inning 22-5.
HITTING STREAKS: Here's a look at batting streaks among Cougar regulars:
Shawn Stevenson 1 10 5-15
Scott Randall 5 6 8-15
Jeff Scherer 2 6 3-12
Steve Curran 0 5 3-13
Jason Grove 5 5 8-17
Casey Kelley 2 4 4-17
Greg Mitchell 0 4 6-13
Ray Hattenburg 1 3 2-6
Dusty Edler 0 3 2-7
Boyd Robertson 1 3 4-16
Ryan Smith 0 3 5-12
Justin Mentink 0 3 3-13
Steve Gleason 1 3 3-8
GONZAGA FYI: The Bulldogs are entering the game Wednesday with a 17-game loosing streak...they have not won since they beat nationally ranked Washington Feb. 27... the 17-game loosing streak is the longest is school history dating back to records kept in 1977...Gonzaga almost broke the loosing streak Friday, but lost 12-9 in 11 innings...Freshman Adam Stokey is carrying the hot bat for the Zags with a .425 batting average...Stokey has started seven games at first base and four as the DH...his 17 hits are tied for second on the team...Jason Stazama leads the team with a 3.86 ERA while appearing in four games...overall Gonzaga is hitting .236 as a team compared to .336 by their opponents...they have given up an average of 9.4 runs per game while being outscored 198-91.
Washington 20 4 46 20
* = Includes one tie
COUGS IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES: Five former WSU Cougars saw Big League action last year...they were first baseman John Olerud, who enjoyed a solid year at the plate in his first season as a New York Met...pitcher Aaron Sele played with Boston last year, before being traded to the Texas Rangers in the off season...catcher Scott Hatteburg enjoyed his first full year with Boston...pitcher Tom McGraw saw limited action with St. Louis...pitcher David Wainhouse also saw Big League duty with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
COUGS IN THE MINORS: At the end of the 1997 minor league season, 16 Cougars were wearing professional uniforms...they included Todd Belitz (Tampa Bay), Ken Cameron (St. Louis), Eric Estes (Baltimore), Jered Fowler (Independent), Jason Hairston (Atlanta), Terrell Hansen (Independent), Jim Horner (Seattle), Kyle Kawabata (Philadelphia), Jason King (Independent), Mike Kinkade (Milwaukee), Chad Miles (Florida), Roy Miller (Seattle), Robert Ramsay (Boston), Rob Ryan (Arizona), Mark Small (Houston), and Mike Wetmore (Milwaukee).
TWO COUGS SIGN LAST YEAR: Last year two members of the WSU team signed contracts with major league clubs: LHP, Todd Belitz, 4th round/ Tampa Bay. C, Jason Hairston, 16th round/Atlanta.
DRAFTED COUGARS: Four members of the 1998 Cougar squad were drafted after their senior seasons in high school: Nason Beckett, Montreal; Dusty Edler, Toronto; Casey Kelley, Colorado; and Brad Philley, Philadelphia
WEEKLY PRESS CONFERENCE: Head Coach Steve Farrington will hold a weekly press conference every Tuesday at 1:15...if you are interested in participating please call the WSU Sports Information Office at (509) 335-2684.
Kyle Poffenroth, Jr., Arm Problems
Marcus Glaze, Jr., Shoulder Problems
102 YEARS OF WSU BASEBALL: In 102 previous seasons of baseball, WSU has fashioned a 2182-1150-7 record, winning 65.4% of its games.
STEVENSON BREAKS SCHOOL RECORD: Sophomore shortstop Shawn Stevenson recently surpassed John Olerud as the record holder for most consecutive games with a hit...the switch hitting leadoff hitter ended his streak March 6 with an 0-for-4 day against Ohio State... the streak ended at 28 games which dated back to April 13th of the '97 season in a game against Lewis-Clark State....Olerud set the previous mark of 22 games in the 1988 season in which he was voted Baseball America's player of the year...during the streak Stevenson hit .384 (48/125) and for the '98 season he is hitting .270.
1. Washington
2. Oregon State
3. Washington State
4. Portland State
CURRAN NAMED TO PRESEASON ALL-PAC-10 TEAM: Sophomore Steve Curran was recently named to The Sporting News preseason All-Conference team.
RANDALL NAMED ALL-PAC-10: Redshirt senior Scott Randall was the only member the the '97 squad to garnish all-league honors...Randall hit .337 last year, and had a .957 FLD% as the Cougs everyday second baseman...he led the Cougs in Pac-10 play hitting an even .400.
ALL-ACADEMIC PAC-10: Three members of last year's WSU team received All-Pac-10 first team academic honors...the three were, Ray Hattenburg (3.19/Undeclared), Scott Randall (3.11/Kinesiology), Dave Wheeler (3.39/Management).
COUGAR BASEBALL ON FOX SPORTS NORTHWEST: The Cougars are scheduled to play three games on FOX Sports Northwest this season...listed below are the scheduled replay dates, times and opponents:
Oregon State (3/23) 3/24 1 p.m.
Washington (4/19) 4/20 1 p.m.
Portland State (5/8) 5/9 10 a.m.
JC TRANSFERS FILL IN NEEDED POSITIONS FOR COUGS: Currently 9 players on the Cougar roster have come by way of the junior college level...two are starters, Jamaal Gaines is in the starting rotation, and three come out of the bullpen...their names, along with the school they transfered from are listed below...the starters are marked by asterisks:
Aaron Cozzens, RHP (Bellevue CC)
Dusty Edler, CF (Yakima Valley CC)
* Jamaal Gaines, RHP (Laney College)
Robin Guiver, RHP (Cabrillo College)
Jon Parrish, INF (Blue Mountain CC)
Mark Rindy, C (Lower Columbia CC)
Reggie Rivard, RHP (Hancock CC)
* Boyd Robertson, 2B (Columbia Basin)
* Jeff Scherer, C (Walla Walla CC)
WSU ON THE RADIO: All Washington State baseball games are broadcast by Houser Communications in Colfax...airtime is five minutes before the start of the game, with Bud Nameck scheduled to call the action for the game against Gonzaga. The Alumni game will not be broadcasted on the radio...all games are scheduled to air on KMAX (840 AM), or KCLX (1450 AM).


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This is a duplicate thread to the one Wapitibob linked.
No worries, NDHunter,
My post was for everybody. It seems the OP was just trolling for bites, and looking for a shortcut to success.
The OP posted the same thread in three different locations in three minutes.
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He hasn't been back here in 6 days. He's probably trolling some other forum looking for the perfect honey hole.
As Pete stated on another post, this guy is typical of the younger generation that thinks everything is going to be handed to them on a silver platter with no effort on their part to get what they want! I have seen so many guys make a first post like this on different websites this year that I can't even count them! On the other hand, when I see a guy has made the effort and done a lot of research before making a post for help, I'll go out of my way to help him.


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This sign makes me laugh a lot. I'm fairly sure it's a school warning sign so as not to squash the children. Very cute.
Tour guide Owen telling us about Pisa. He told great historical stories. I loved them.
Everywhere I go I'm acutely aware that I'm touching buildings that people have made by hand hundreds of years before me. Just incredible to think what these buildings have seen and heard in their years.
I was surprised how big the lean actually is. Hard to see in any picture. Owen told us that they built the first three levels of arches and then went off to war. When they got back to finish it off it had sunk and re-settled. So they thought "ah well, we'll just straighten it up" If you look carefully above the third level of arches you can see the next level starts leaning back the other way just a little.
"A bastard is you!" The RSPCA in Italy seems a lot more forthright than we see at home. Lots of these signs about abandoning cute little puppies on the streets.
Lovely sunset view from the roof top bar at our hostel in Florence.
Took this while walking, I wish I'd gotten her positioned further to the right.
In Florence we went on a walking tour with a local guide, Elsa. Such a lovely woman. She had a very soothing voice and spoke about the rich history of the area with a gentle warmth and passion. I asked her where to get the best cake in town.
In the foyer of the Macchiavelli Castle. Da Vinici designed the little cupid on the right. He lived there with Michelangelo and a bunch of other important dudes. Leonardo and Michelangelo hated each other and eventually Leonardo moved to France. He took the Mona Lisa with him and left it in Paris. They didn't steal it from Italy after all.
In World War 2 Hitler blew up all the bridges in Florence so the people couldn't get across the river. He left one bridge (right hand side) because he thought it was pretty. It's covered in old shops and is really lovely. All the buildings on either side of it are newer because it's one of the only things to survive. What a poo head.
LOTS of gelati in Italy. I think I gained about 10Kg gelati and waffle cones.
I thought Paris was scooter central! I'm not really sure how they get out of these parking spaces. Tightly packed.
Elsa was right about the cake shop. Top 2 in the Great European Cake Comp that Harriet and I embarked on (we vowed to try cake in every city we went to, Paris and Florence drew).
My view down the bus where we spent many hours. Roughly 8 hours every 2-3 days.
Great captures, thanks for sharing!
We loved seeing your piccies & stories.
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Despite a Department of Defense focus on the Asia-Pacific region, there is no Army policy to "contain" China, said the service's senior leader.
Speaking before an audience July 29, at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C., the Army chief of staff, Gen. Ray Odierno, explained the service's new interest in the Pacific region – a focus driven by a national defense strategy released in 2012.
While the Army has interest in that part of the world, Odierno said, it does not have an interest in "containment."
"Where you get into that policy of containment is where you start having large land forces forward-stationed in countries. That is not our plan," Odierno said.
Instead, the Army plans to develop military-to-military relationships in the Asia-Pacific region, a location where, he said, it is the Army that is most often the largest and most prominent military service.
One such example is India.
"We'll continue to build partner capacity, continue to do exercises ... missions from humanitarian assistance to disaster relief," Odierno said.
Adding, "It's about building cooperation, about building confidence, so we can work together to resolve and continue to move forward together in the Asia-Pacific region – to include China. This policy is not to exclude China, it is to work with China. So everyone has the opportunity to continue to move forward."
More specifically, Odierno said that as the Army partners with countries in the Asia-Pacific region for exercises and other cooperative engagements, it is doing so to help the U.S. Pacific Command commander develop relationships in that part of the world – not to exclude anyone.
"Ours is not to contain China, ours is to build relationships, to build better support to the U.S. Pacific Command commander as he attempts to ensure that we don't get into conflict – that we don't build animosity between all the major powers in Asia-Pacific," Odierno said.
Most recently, the Odierno returned from a trip to the Asia-Pacific region where he visited India.
During that trip, he met with defense leaders in that country, including his counterpart there, India Chief of Army Staff Gen. Bikram Singh.
Odierno said that while talking, the two realized how much the United States and India have in common.
We are "the two largest democracies in the world," he said. "We are based on a professional army. Two very professional armies. There is much that we can do together to learn from each other."
He also said the two discussed "the way ahead" in that region of the world and the importance of operations there.
He also visited the India Northern Command, responsible for borders with Pakistan and China, and was able to meet with staff and commanders there.
"What really caught me was is what they have been doing for the last 20 years, is what we've been doing for the last 12 years – counter-insurgency," he said.
Adding, "There is a lot of knowledge we can share. I think that will be the basis of our continued relationship – the sharing of information about what they face on a day-to-day to basis."
He also said that with India, as with other countries in the Asia-Pacific region, there are opportunities for professional development, development of leaders, and sharing of techniques.
"It is important for us to build army-to-army relationships with them as we continue to work our strategy, as we continue to rebalance toward the Asia-Pacific region," Odierno said.
Budget cuts – Lesser-trained forces
Odierno also addressed the effects of budget cuts on readiness and troop strength.
Initial budget cuts aimed at the Department of Defense as part of the Budget Control Act of 2011 – about $487 billion over 10 years – meant the Army had to reduce its size to about 490,000 soldiers.
That's a reduction of about 80,000 soldiers.
Though "sequestration" was described in the act, that part of the law was not guaranteed to kick in unless members of a congressional "super committee" failed to come to a budget-cutting agreement on their own.
When that failed to happen, the sequestration kicked in, January 2013. That meant for the DoD an additional $500 billion in cuts over the next 10 years – for a total of about $987 billion in cuts over a decade.
It is possible that Congress could find a different way than the current sequester to save money, and that the $500 billion in cuts to DoD over the next 10 years might not continue.
If sequester does continue, however, and cuts continue to come at the same pace, Odierno has said that additional cuts to end strength will be needed.
More than 100,000 soldiers, in addition to the 80,000 already being cut, may need to go, if sequestration continues as planned.
Those cuts do not bode well for the Army's mission of providing ready-troops to combatant commanders, Odierno said.
As the Army chief of staff, Odierno's role is to maintain a balance between modernization, readiness and end-strength.
"I would tell you the way we go about it is not right," he said of the cost-cutting efforts implemented by sequestration. "It's so fast, it gets us really out of balance."
He said the rate that continued sequestration would force him to cut soldiers from the ranks will create an imbalance that affects both modernization and readiness.
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I did it I defeated the pokemon league.. it wasn't that challenging .. but I lost my Dear Bolt in the process .. But I am not done.. Mewtwo is my next target ..
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The second British Invasion
Television | Television from the U.K. has taken American living rooms, and computer screens, by storm
Good news for fans of the wildly popular television series Downton Abbey—according to critics, the next big British period drama is now stateside. HBO's five-part miniseries Parade's End, set in WWI-era Britain and Europe, should console fans mourning the end of Downton's third series.
Parade's End, playwright Tom Stoppard's adaption of Ford Madox Ford's novels, features stars Benedict Cumberbatch (BBC hit Sherlock and the upcoming Star Trek movie) and Rebecca Hall (Vicky Cristina Barcelona) in the lead roles. Similar to Downton Abbey, Parade's End is set in the early 20th century, and follows aristocrats through World War I's upending of tradition and social order. It aired on HBO this week in the US to overwhelmingly positive reviews.
And Parade's End is only the latest series to join the ranks of hit shows making up what some are calling the Second British Invasion. Replace The Beatles and The Rolling Stones with witty sitcoms, epic dramas, and classic sci-fi and you have a repeat of the British cultural coup of the 1960s.
Thanks to technology not available when Paul McCartney ruled the radio, American fans can easily watch all the shows their friends across the pond enjoy. And they are. American's are tuning their tellys and laptops to British TV shows like never before—looking for quality and realism that American programs lack.
January's premier of Downton Abbey third season attracted 7.9 million viewers, outdoing network giants ABC and NBC for the night, according to the New York Times. Website TV By the Numbers reports that this season's premiere of the long-running, sci-fi drama Dr. Who grabbed about 2.5 million viewers in the US. In October 2012, BBC America reported viewers broke the network's ratings record for all its shows combined.
"All in all, it's a great time at BBC America," Perry Simon, general manager of BBC Worldwide America, told TV By the Numbers
Laura Byrne-Cristiano, a writer with the entertainment news site Hypable, attributes the recent success of British TV to the overall quality of the programs, especially when compared to American shows.
"There is a lot of depth and honesty to the scripts coming out of the UK," she said. "They're modern and witty and funny. American writing can get glitzy and Hollywood sanitized. The actors in those shows are so much more real, not stereotypical Hollywood types. People relate to that."
British producers are more likely to cast strong actors over attractive ones, unlike their American counterparts, Cristiano said. And with networks stuck in the rut of reality TV, American audiences are anxious to fill the emptiness.
Television shows coming out of the UK appeal to a broad audience. Cristiano noted shows like BBC's Merlin or Being Human appeal to the teen's and twenty-somethings, while Downton Abbey features compelling, relatable characters from their twenties to their eighties.
Cristiano also gives technology credit for the British invasion phenomenon.
"Like never before, shows like Ripper Street and Being Human are really getting exposure," she said. "Twenty years ago, you might get the show on PBS two years after the UK. Now there is instant gratification through Netflix and other online sites. You can get into a series and catch up really quickly with streaming back episodes."
The Associated Press reported that Hulu and Netflix both work to keep up a strong relationship with British TV producers and network executives because both streaming sites notice strong responses to British programming.
Andy Forssell, senior vice president of content acquisition and distribution for Hulu, told the AP that internet tools like social media are helpful to seeking out what he calls "the secret band concept," where fans feel they've found something obscure and want to tell their friends about it. He calls it a "self-organizing audience."
"That leads us to content in a number of different areas, but one of them, interestingly, has been content from the U.K.," Forssell said. "Foreign content, if you can find something that's really passionate to an audience, whether it's small, medium or large, it will find a way to get there in today's world."
Given the buzz newcomer Parade's End is already generating, the invasion doesn't seem to be scaling back. And American producers may want to take a lesson from their competition across the pond.
"They should ask themselves why Americans are looking to this," Cristiano said. "Figure out what they are latching on to and then make something of that quality, where the writing comes first."


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Arizona Ash (Fraxinus velutina)
Arizona Ash is a medium to large deciduous ornamental shade tree used in landscaping throughout Phoenix. Because of it's high water requirements, it is infrequently used in desert landscaping and therefore is less common in the newer communities of Ahwatukee, Chandler, and Maricopa, although it can be found frequently in older parts of Ahwatukee, equestrian properties such as Warner Ranch, as well throughout Tempe, Scottsdale, Mesa, and Central Phoenix. It should not be confused with the more common Shamel Ash which is not an allergenic tree. The Arizona Ash is in the same family as the Olive tree (Oleaceae family) and individuals who are sensitive to Olive tree pollen will also have problems when exposed to Ash tree pollen.
Pollination: February through April
Mulberry Tree (Morus Alba)
The Mulberry tree (also know as Fruitless Mulberry or White Mulberry) is often cited in stories relating how Arizona went from a favored destination for allergy sufferers to one of the worst places to live if you have allergies. New Arizona residents moving in from the South and East preferred the stately, large-leaved, shade trees they left behind to the local desert varieties and so thousands of Mulberry, Olive, and Ash trees were planted throughout the valley. Spring tree pollen levels in Phoenix were fairly low 40-50 years ago but over the past 30 years, pollen levels in Phoenix have skyrocketed and along with it, the Phoenix allergy-misery level. To stem the flood, Phoenix passed the Airborne Pollen Ordinance which restricted the planting of male Mulberry and Olive trees. As a result, there are few Mulberry trees in the newer communities of Phoenix such as the Foothills in Ahwatukee, although there are enough established trees in the valley to supply the rest of the area with pollen for many years ago come.
Pollination: February through April
Olive Tree (Olea europaea)
The olive tree is native to the Mediterranean, Asia, and Africa and has been cultivated for it's fruit for thousands of years. It is a hardy, drought and disease resistant tree well suited for the harsh conditions of the Sonoran desert. It is an evergreen tree which can grow to 30 ft and has an attractive gray, often gnarled and twisted trunk gaining character with age. Some trees are hundreds of years old. The olive tree produces a small, inconspicuous pale, white flower which is wind pollinated and produces volumes of airborne pollen in the spring. Olive tree pollen is one of the most potent and sensitizing of the allergenic plants of Arizona. Because of it's association with severe springtime allergy symptoms, the city's of Phoenix and Tucson have banned the planting of fruiting Olive trees since the 1960s.
Palo Verde (Parkinsonia microphylla)
Palo Verde is one of the most common trees of the Sonoran Desert and is found throughout southern Arizona and southeastern California. Starting in April, the Palo Verde produces a brite yellow flower that stands in contrast to it's characteristic green trunk and branches. In late spring it is common to see the Palo Verde covered in yellow blossoms with a blanket of yellow at it's base from dropped flowers. It is this fact that makes the Palo Verde a bit of an allergy enigma.
As a general principle, plants that produce conspicuous and fragrant flowers do so to attract insects such as bees to distribute their pollen. In addition, the pollen is typically heavy and sticky so that it sticks to the insects rather than being wasted blowing in the wind. Wind pollenated plans on the other hand produce copious amounts of light pollen that easily catches a ride in a breeze, and often finds it's way to the nose and eyes of allergy sufferers. Palo Verde, although an insect pollenated tree, can cause allergy problems just because of the huge volume of flowers that fall to ground, dry, and then picked up by the wind


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Why do you love Superdry?
I love Superdry because the clothes have subtle detailing which makes each item unique in its own way. There are also different levels of design like Superdry Premium & Orange Label, which match different consumer markets…I like how this offers more & more choice to customers…plus I used to work in a Superdry store!
What is your favourite item of Superdry clothing?
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What is your inspiration in life?
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May 24, 2016
The Bugaboo wildfire that burned an estimated 600-thousand acres in Georgia and Florida is remembered for the thick plumes of smoke that blanketed our area for weeks this past spring. Now, FSU scientists are concerned that a second wildfire season looms large.
Jim O'Brien, Director Emeritus of FSU's Center for Ocean-Atmosphere Prediction Studies says, "Normally when we have La Nina going it means we'll have a dry winter and therefore the fire season in Florida is January to June and, historically, it's been very bad."
La Nina causes cooler ocean waters off of Peru in the Pacific Ocean, but it causes a chain reaction of weather events worldwide, including the ongoing drought in the Southern United States.
Ashley May of May Nursery in Havana says even his grandparents do not remember a spell of weather this dry. Not surprisingly, it has some impact on his business. "So far we've been alright, but I don't know how long we can continue like this. We've been trying to put in more and more drip irrigation."
But the cost of switching from an overhead to drip irrigation system across his entire nursery is something he says may not be doable. More rainfall would be the ultimate cure to the growing problem.
It's not clear how long the La Nina will last, so the FSU scientists are not certain how much longer the abnormally parched weather conditions will continue.
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What evidence exists that a same-sex couples marriage will "obscure or diminish the importance of the mother-father-child relationship?" I would argue that there is no evidence. There is plenty of evidence of the beneficial effects of marriage on the children of same sex couples. Federal benefits, health insurance, societal benefits etc.
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One of my largest concerns in fully supporting SSM stems from the issues involving escheatment of funds held by religious organizations by the government. While many proponents of SDM claim that legalizing such in no way encroaches upon religion, the fact remains that the door is being opened to such an encroachment. Will there reach a time where, say, LDS temples are forced to marry same sex couples or be stipped of the right to legally marry heterosexual couples? Proponents of SSM claim now that this is an absurd thought, but whenever SSM is in the table, drastic change is also. Claims that 20 years ago were considered absurd now are being considered the norm and politically correct thing to support.
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@very concerned --
"certain behaviors are contrary to His laws of happiness and His plan."
But it is HIS job to make those judgments -- NOT yours.
"I can believe that at some point in the past, some societies practiced homosexuality....."
Homosexual relations will always be in the minority, simply because most human beings are heterosexual. That's a simple fact of biology -- and it has NOTHING to do with morality.
Many civilizations HAVE recognized same-sex unions, however -- and no, they didn't fail because of homosexuality.
Both ancient Greece and ancient Rome encouraged homosexuality. Both of those civilizations lasted for roughly 1000 years EACH. In fact, Rome fell well AFTER homosexual marriages were officially banned in around 300 AD.
"For instance, loud and intrusive protests across the street from the Salt Lake temple..."
Oddly enough, the First Amendment gives people the right to protest in public. Just like, for instance, those Westboro Baptist Church idiots who protest against gay rights AT SOLDIERS' FUNERALS.
"those who oppose true religion or religious doctrine will never be happy unless religion ceases to exist."
You don't get to decide what "true" religion is. Many Christians SUPPORT gay marriage.
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@Phillip M. Hotchkiss
"This topic is dividing country faster then any other disputes in history"
Actually this issue is getting less divisive over time especially with young people. I'd say slavery was most divisive. As for modern times probably abortion.
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"there reach a time where, say, LDS temples are forced to marry same sex
couples or be stipped of the right to legally marry heterosexual couples?"
LDS temples are free to deny temple marry interracial couples at any time or
revelation. They have never been required to temple marry someone of a
different faith. Catholic churches are not required to marry divorced couples.
Are "Sky will fall arguments" and armageddon might occur, enough to
currently deny equal protection to same-sex couples? Most likely not.
"Polygamy does not threaten straight marriages either. Should it then be legalized" Is Polygamy an immutable innate characteristic?
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Strange world we are living in. The heterosexuals want rights without "a piece of paper" and the homosexuals demand "a piece of paper." Is the grass always greener on the other side of the fence?
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The problem in the issue is referring to marriage as only between a man and a woman. That is the way it is supposed to be if we want our society to continue. I don't have as big a problem with civil unions if gays want legal protections in their chosen relationship; just don't call it marriage. Same sex marriage cheapens what marriage was designed to be. We can love one another and follow the Savior's teachings without having to force wrongful actions for all to see. Look at what Paul taught about the last days and the caution about certain actions such as "without natural affection".
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Contrariusier needs to re-read his Ancient Roman and Greek history. Much of the homosexual activity that was encouraged involved older men with young boys. To say that has nothing to do with morality is a little twisted.
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The arguments against same sex marriage are universally either based in animus,
scripture or fear.
Animus...well the case against bigotry speaks for itself.
Scripture...we are not a theocracy and our constitution guarantees US citizens the right to follow THEIR own god and beliefs, as well as to NOT have religious beliefs of others forced upon us...As Contrarious has said here and elsewhere, many denominations DO support gay marriage.
Fear...The ridiculous arguments that gay marriage will somehow damage heterosexual marriage or the non-survival of the species boggle the mind. NO ONE has ever articulated a single shred of damage caused by gay marriage. The very best lawyers and experts the anti-gay marriage forces could muster tried their hardest and failed abysmally. (Read the transcripts of Perry v Schwarzenegger in particular, as well as the other litigation).
Running around saying the sky is falling when it isn't does not legitimize denying equal treatment under civil law to gay US Citizens.
And as far as voting away those citizens rights, how would you like it if YOUR civil rights were put up to a popular vote? We all need protection from the tyranny of the majority.
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@Pac_Man --
"Much of the homosexual activity that was encouraged involved older men with young boys. To say that has nothing to do with morality is a little twisted."
What I actually said was simply that the proportion of homosexuals in the population has nothing to do with morality -- and that is true.
As for ancient Rome -- Rome actually recognized same-sex unions to one degree or other throughout its history.
-- Polybius (Roman historian) noted that homosexuality was widely accepted there by 600 BCE -- and Rome didn't officially fall til around **500 AD**.
-- Edward Gibbon, who literally wrote the book on the fall of Rome, noted that only *one* of the first **fifteen** Roman emperors was entirely heterosexual. Rome didn't fall until hundreds of years later.
-- Martial and Juvenal (1st Century AD) both tell us that same-sex marriages, complete with traditional rites, were not uncommon in their time.
-- Gay marriages weren't officially prohibited in the Roman empire until around 300 AD.
-- Historians generally agree that Rome didn't fall until at least a couple of hundred years after that (some historians think the fall was much later).
What is that you were saying about reading history? ;-)
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"Unless, of course, you are a hotel owner...."
The Federal Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlawed discrimination by private businesses more than 50 years ago. This is nothing new.
In other words, there is no distinction between a wedding cake and a black person forced to sit on the back of the bus.
Got it.
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What is the Deseret News, owned by the LDS Church, doing publishing a story on this issue where they start out from the point of view of a gay couple?
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SSM will pave the way for Polygamy to make a comeback. Who's going to stop it?
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@Tom in CA --
"Who's going to stop it?"
The populace, the laws, and the courts.
1. Roughly 15 countries already have gay marriage -- and NONE of them have legalized polygamy.
2. Canada recently reaffirmed their polygamy ban -- even though they've had gay marriage for 10 years.
3. Multiple court decisions in the US have reaffirmed the distinction between gay rights and both polygamy and incest.
Here's a couple of excerpts from US court decisions. In these quotes, "Lawrence" refers to the SCOTUS ruling overturning sodomy laws --
-- Goodridge v. Dept. of Public Health, (Mass. 2003): "...the constitutional right to marry properly must be interpreted to apply to gay individuals and gay couples (but this) DOES NOT MEAN that this constitutional right...extend(s) to POLYGAMOUS OR INCESTUOUS relationships....the state CONTINUES TO HAVE A STRONG AND ADEQUATE JUSTIFICATION for refusing to officially sanction polygamous or incestuous relationships..."
-- Utah v. Holm (10th Cir. 2006), reaffirming polygamy bans: "the holding in Lawrence is actually quite narrow.....In fact, the Court went out of its way to EXCLUDE FROM PROTECTION conduct that causes 'injury to a person or abuse of an institution the law protects.'"
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"In other words, there is no distinction between a wedding cake and a black person forced to sit on the back of the bus."
That's more or less right.
When the 1964 Federal Civil Rights Act was challenged all the way up to the Supreme Court, the challengers were a hotel owner who didn't want to rent rooms to blacks, and a restaurant owner who didn't want to serve blacks inside his restaurant. The restaurant owner was perfectly happy to sell food to the blacks as takeout -- he just didn't want the blacks sitting inside his building.
There were certainly other hotels and restaurants in town that the blacks could have gone to instead -- but, of course, that wasn't the point.
So, yes, this is pretty much the same as with businesses not wanting gay people "inside their buildings" (contributing to their businesses) for whatever reason.
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Gay marriage is simply the public face of a massive gender redefinition and
homosexual-norming agenda. In California, they're going after the children
in schools. For evidence, refer to a sampling of the California legislative
AB394 (2007): establishes definition of harassment that includes expression of views relating to traditional marriage or traditional gender identification.
AB14 (2007): prohibits state funding for any program that does not support transsexuality, bisexuality, or homosexuality.
SB777 (2008) California Education Code amendment: "Gender" means sex, and includes a person's gender identity and gender related appearance and behavior whether or not stereotypically associated with the person's assigned sex at birth. (gender is how you feel, dress, and act.)
SB572 (2009) Harvey Milk Day: pressures all California public schools to hold an annual "day of significance" honoring the life and values of homosexual activist Harvey Milk. (no parent opt-out)
SB48 (2011) FAIR Education Act: requires that school textbooks include instructional material that portrays LGBT societal contributions in a favorable light. (no parent opt-out)
You either conform and comply to the LGBT agenda or bear the labels of homophobe and bigot. This is about so much more than just a marriage ceremony.
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So, yes, this is pretty much the same as with businesses not wanting gay people "inside their buildings" (contributing to their businesses) for whatever reason.
The argument is not that gay people can't enter or cater to a business. The argument is the type of service being rendered. There is a distinction and you know it (and it is very obvious), but since it weakens your position, which is to force in mind, thought, and conscience the gay lifestyle, you won't admit it.
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It amazes me that people including some members of the L.D.S. Church for the which I belong; want to argue the things of God. God said homosexuality equals destruction. Case closed.
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I think this couple should be able to get married.....in Utah. The same-sex marriage movement is getting stronger; especially since last week and I don't believe it will take 10 years.
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This country is not divided, It's dividing. I have to disagree with you about abortion dividing us faster.As I see it their is less fence sitters on this topic. You are either for life or against it. This deals with living beings.most will stand up for this right I think this area is more cut and dry.
Gay marriage is more on compassion feelings acts of love for each other.I don't understand people being Gay. But I don't place them in the same category as one's who are pro choice.I feel they have no love for life. When it is divided we will see witch divided us more slavery or Gay marriage.
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Atheist Scientist Mr. Wizard Torments Innocent Kid
I've told you many times, that atheist scientists use magic and sorcery to do half of the crazy things they claim 'disprove God and Christians.'
How else do you explain the large Hardon collider, finding the God particle! (souls of Christians). Do you really think that mankind just magically 'discovered' how to steal a soul from someone's body without the help of Satan's magic!
When you look into the eyes of Richard Dawkins or his Benson butler Neil DeGrasse Tyson, you can see the same evil that possessed the Eye of Sauran! The flaming eye of devilry, meant to decieve and bring people away from the science of the BIBLE!
Here Mr. Wizardry uses the power of Satan to trick a kid and make him cry with some unholy chemistry physics! I wish it were still 1500s, because I would lock people like this in the gallows!
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BERKELEY - Sophomore Claire Dougherty scored in the 66th minute to help Cal upset No. 16 Stanford Sunday afternoon at Stanford. The Golden Bears improved to 4-4, 3-0, while the Cardinal fell to 5-2, 2-1. Sophomore Lauren Liivingston tallied Cal's first goal late in the first half.
"This is the most complete game we've played thus far," head coach Shellie Onstead said. "Today, we played a full 70 minutes for the first time this season."
Courtney Haldeman notched Stanford's goal in the 30th minute to open the scoring. Cal was outletting and lost control of the ball. The Cardinal took advantage of a 2-on-1 opportunity and cashed in.
Just three and a half minutes later, Cal evened the match at one when Livingston scored. Sophomore Kendra Bills earned an assist on the score.
"At the half, we were going to make adjustments, and we knew they were going to, as well, so it was a matter of seeing what adjustments they made and going from there," Onstead said. "They came out of the gate fast after halftime, and we were struggling to keep up, but we were solid on defense. They took a timeout and it gave us a chance to regroup. After the timeout, we came out on fire."
Dougherty scored tapping in a rebound off of a penalty corner. Sophomore Deanna Kennedy and freshman Andrea Earle earned assists on the goal. Kennedy now has seven assists on the year after collecting 10 last year. With her 17 career assists, Kennedy ranks tied for eighth in school history in career assists.
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THE BABADOOK Releases First Look
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Just recently, the Soska Sisters seem to have knocked it out of the park with American Mary, and boiling away in Australia are several genre projects with female directors at the helm that I'm getting excited about.
One of these is The Babadook, a psychological horror from writer/director Jennifer Kent, about a single mother (Essie Davis) who becomes possessed by a monster that wills her to kill her 6-year-old son. The film also stars Daniel Henshall, last seen in Snowtown. It's currently filming in South Australia, and has released some early stills from the film on its Kickstarter page. The film is still seeking funding for post-production.
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Many of us sometimes can't get in through the phone lines, but if you could ask the coach a question what would it be?
Name three players who have most impressed you so far in spring practice.
How bad do you want to crush Iowa?
What will you be wearing on game days?
Do you know all the words to Sweet Caroline? Will you sing it for us now?
Gene Smith, 1993-2000. 7 years, 6 NCAA's, 1 bowl game. Revenue sports postseason participation 50%. Good.
Bruce Vandevelde, 2000-20005. 5 years, 4 bowl games, 2 NCAA's, 2 NIT's. Postseason participation 80%. Better.
Jamie Pollard, 2005-. 4 years. 1 bowl game, 0 NCAA's, 0 NIT's. Postseason participation: 13%. The next big step.
My ignore list: splitidentity, tarheelhawk,superdorf, clones_jer. That is all.
Can we please get back to walking down the walkway instead of running into goal posts for pregame?
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Will we be palying the Tampa Two Step?
NO. Will you be playing Twilight Zone?
What players might be switching positions? What does he expect out of our def. this year?
Interesting. Spouting the common lines.
I think he could have done a better sales pitch to the season ticket holders. "These are not gonna be the Chizik Cyclones, this year" or something to that effect. Really try to ramp up the sales.
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Interesting. Spouting the common lines.
I think he could have done a better sales pitch to the season ticket holders. "These are not gonna be the Chizik Cyclones, this year" or something to that effect. Really try to ramp up the sales.
He said that he expects to compete this year. That they don't just want to do better than three wins or end the Big 12 losing streak, that they want much more. That's good enough for me.
Coach is impressing me tonight
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This was a good interview. No way Chizik does this interview, but I can see McCarney do one.
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From The Palm Beach Post's Kimberly Miller:
Two Democratic state lawmakers seeking federal assistance to investigate the ouster of state foreclosure fraud investigators have expanded their public records request of Attorney General Pam Bondi's office.
Sen. Eleanor Sobel, D-Hollywood, and Rep. Darren Soto, D-Orlando, say the request is in response to information they received about high-level attorney general lawyer Joe Jacquot going to work for Lender Processing Services, or LPS, as well as a former general counsel for Gov. Rick Scott's former health care company, Solantic.
The Jacksonville-based company is under investigation by the attorney general's office for its foreclosure-related practices. Shortly after Jacquot left Bondi's office and went to work for LPS, Bondi fired two foreclosure fraud investigators.
"A number of troubling questions have come to our attention involving past and current employees of the Attorney General's office and at least one mortgage processing company currently under investigation," the two lawmakers wrote in a press release today. "In particular, we are especially concerned with the sudden departure to Lender Processing Services of your former special counsel, Joe Jacquot, and the subsequent dismissal of two apparently top notch foreclosure fraud attorneys _ June Clarkson and Theresa Edwards."
Lender Processing Services is a former subsidiary of Fidelity National Financial. Both companies gave big donations _ to both Republicans and Democrats _ during the 2010 general election.
The Republican Party of Florida received about $19,000 from Fidelity, while the Democratic Party picked up $6,000. Fidelity also gave $2,000 to Democratic gubernatorial candidate Alex Sink, and $1,500 to winner Rick Scott.
LPS gave $36,500 to the Republican party and an additional $12,500 to the Democratic party.
Read Kimberly Miller's blog here.