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MILWAUKEE -- With Clayton Kershaw on the mound for the Dodgers, Yovani Gallardo needed to be great. He was something less than that. It has been a common problem this season for the Brewers' Opening Day starter, and the result was that Milwaukee remained winless when Gallardo takes the mound in May.
Kershaw carved through the Brewers lineup for the second time in three weeks, allowing only three hits and five baserunners -- one of them on an error -- while working all nine innings of the Dodgers' 3-1 win on Monday at Miller Park. The Brewers fell to 3-15 in May.View Full Game Coverage
MILWAUKEE -- With Clayton Kershaw on the mound for the Dodgers, Yovani Gallardo needed to be great. He was something less than that. It has been a common problem this season for the Brewers' Opening Day starter, and the result was that Milwaukee remained winless when Gallardo takes the mound in May.
Kershaw carved through the Brewers lineup for the second time in three weeks, allowing only three hits and five baserunners -- one of them on an error -- while working all nine innings of the Dodgers' 3-1 win on Monday at Miller Park. The Brewers fell to 3-15 in May.View Full Game Coverage
How good is Kershaw? Brewers leadoff man Norichika Aoki, who homered off the lefty in Spring Training two years ago, shook his head.
"I mean, he's a good pitcher," Aoki said through interpreter Kosuke Inaji. "He has won a Cy Young Award in the past and even today, it was hard to pick up any of his pitches."
In completing a game that he started, Kershaw accomplished something no Brewers pitcher has done in 373 regular season and postseason games since Gallardo's two-hit shutout of the Braves on April 5, 2011, (although Zack Greinke came close last June, pitching the first nine innings of a 10-inning, 1-0 win over the White Sox).
Since a Brewers pitcher last logged a complete game, 11 opponents have pitched one against them, including the Cardinals' Adam Wainwright and Kershaw this season.
Kershaw needed 71 pitches for the first six innings on Monday. Gallardo needed 105 pitches for the same span, threw only 57 of them for strikes and was finished after allowing three runs on eight hits, with one walk and a season-high seven strikeouts.
Slumping sluggers Andre Ethier and Matt Kemp produced all of the Dodgers' offense. After Gallardo walked Kemp to lead off the second inning, Ethier's hit caromed off the angled right-field wall and rolled along the warning track for an RBI triple. Two innings later, Gallardo tried a backdoor slider to Ethier, but instead of throwing it low and away, he split home plate, and Ethier hit a towering, solo home run to right field for a 2-1 Dodgers lead. In the sixth, Gallardo threw another slider down the middle to Kemp, who homered to left.
Kemp had gone 97 homerless plate appearances since his last long ball and Ethier 71.
"I felt pretty good going into today," Gallardo said. "That's probably the best I've felt in a while. I made two mistakes there. ... You can't do those types of things. Just bad pitches. There's not much I can say about that."
After winning four of Gallardo's six starts in April, the Brewers are 0-4 when he pitches in May. He has not pitched past the sixth inning in any of those games, and manager Ron Roenicke was asked whether high pitch counts are simply part of Gallardo's game.
"I don't think so," Roenicke said. "I think his pitch count is always up in the past because he's a strikeout pitcher. It's getting up now because he's throwing a lot of balls. His ball-strike ratio is close to the same. Today, after 60 pitches I look up there and it's 30 balls and 30 strikes. I don't think that's what Yo's going to be. I think he'll get better at that, I think he'll be able to go deeper.
"But I think he's slowly commanding the ball better. I thought today definitely the life was better on his fastball. I think once the life gets better and he's confident in it, he's going to throw more strikes."
Gallardo has been working with pitching coach Rick Kranitz on some mechanical adjustments related to the length of his stride, aimed to increase his sagging velocity. The Brewers have considered bumping back one of Gallardo's outings at some point, allowing for two bullpen sessions between starts instead of the usual one. Other starters could get a similar "blow," Roenicke said.
But Gallardo's next start will come as scheduled, on Sunday against the Pirates.
"It just felt like the ball was coming out a lot easier," Gallardo said. "Kind of normal. Back to what it was last year. It's still a loss, but that's something positive to look forward to. I'll keep working on it."
The Brewers manufactured their only run in the bottom of the third inning. Rickie Weeks walked and Yuniesky Betancourt singled before Gallardo bunted both runners into scoring position. In a 2-and-2 count against Kershaw, Aoki hit a grounder to second base that scored Weeks and tied the game, 1-1.
The Dodgers pushed ahead in the next inning on Ethier's home run, and Kershaw did the rest. He was every bit as good back on April 28, when he scattered four hits in eight innings of a 2-0 win over Kyle Lohse and the Brewers at Dodger Stadium.
"Really good again," Roenicke said. "His fastball plays better than what the numbers are. He really buries it in to right-handers. It's got a little bit of a cut on it. He can pitch."
The Brewers' chances were scant. Ryan Braun singled leading off the fourth inning but never advanced. Braun singled again with two outs in the sixth and took second on a wild pitch, but Aramis Ramirez grounded out. In the eighth, Aoki reached when he was struck by shortstop Dee Gordon's wild throw, but Jean Segura, the National League's leading hitter, popped out to the first baseman in foul ground. In the ninth, Ramirez belted a monstrous fly ball that hooked just foul before he struck out.
"Those guys are dangerous," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said of the Brewers. "In this park, you can't let up. One mistake and it's a home run. They have a bunch of guys wearing out left-handed pitching. It's a tough lineup to go through."
Aoki had only an RBI and a bruise to show for an 0-for-4 night. Gordon's throw hit him on the inside of a right thigh that was encased in ice after the game.
"I'm lucky it wasn't a little higher up," Aoki said, managing a smile on another tough night.
Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brew Beat, and follow him on Twitter at @AdamMcCalvy.


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Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) insists that he hasn't changed his position against domestic drones, but admitted that a recent interview he gave "left the mistaken impression" he had done an about face.
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These days, there is certainly no shortage of literature to be found online. As time passes, the number of sites dedicated to writing will continue to grow, seemingly exponentially. I would contend that it is not a stretch to see in this expansion of opportunity for publication a parallel to the so-called 'mimeo revolution' of the 1960's. Journals of every conceivable shape and form sprang into existence, most disappearing just as quickly. Amateurism and ephemerality were often considered virtues, set over and against the perceived elitism of those engaged in polished attempts to enter and perpetuate the official canon.
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Though they were meant to be student amplifiers for home use, players have found out, they make excellent recording amps and even sound great when miked. Cranked up and miked, these amps sound like a 50-watt Marshall.
The Champ is Fenders only Class A amplifier. Most Fender amplifiers come with two to four power tubes and operate in Class AB mode. This means the amp comes with a phase inverter tube (usually a 12AX7) that oscillates the power between the two power tubes, or two pairs of power tubes in high watt amps. This lessens the load on the power tubes and makes the amp run more efficiently.
6V6 power tube and therefore a phase inverter tube is unnecessary. The Champs power tube runs hot at 100% when the amp is running. Some players that believe this gives a punchier sound. Tom Jennings and Dick Denney, the creator of Vox amps, utilize Class A in most of the British made Vox AC line.
new version of the Champion 600, the rectifier is solid state, the power tube is a 6V6 and the preamp is a 12AX7. The tubes are glued to their bases to prevent rattling.
The Champions cabinet underwent a design change in 1953 to go along with the larger amps in the Fender line-up. The cabinet now was the so-called wide panel tweed model or model 5C1. This may be the most collectible amp in the Champ line.
Up through 1955 the amp was labeled as the Champion 600. In 1955, the name underwent and update to The Champ Amp and the model became the 5D1.
This amp underwent some changes from the prior models. The most striking was the control panel now mounted on top of the amp was chrome plated instead of painted brown.
The speaker started as a 6" Jensen, but as the years went by, it became an 8" Jensen.
familiar black tolex. 1964 brought about a change in the grill covering. From 1955 until 1963, the covering was dark brown material. Fender changed this to white/silver/black woven material in 1964.
The tubes underwent an update. The rectifier remained the 5Y3. A 6V6GT became the power tube and a 12AX7 filled in as a preamp tube. This added an additional watt to the power rating, bumping it up to 5 watts.
Blackface models. The control panel and inputs moved to the front of the amplifier to allow easy access for the player.
The chassis was angled in the control section and a black plate with white screened lettering covered the control section. The cabinet was slightly larger and covered in black Tolex.
8" Oxford 3.5-ohm speaker. The grill covering remained white/silver/black sparkle material and topped with a large silver metalic badge that announced this was a Fender amp, with Fender in slanted script. Instead of one potentiometer, there were now three, volume, treble, and bass. Two input jacks graced the front, as did a slider switch for off and on and a red pilot lamp.
The controls were numbered 1 – 10 (instead of 1 – 12). The tube configuration included a 5Y3 rectifier, a 6V6GT power tube, and a 12AX7 preamp tube that pumped out 6 watts. The fuse was underneath the chassis. The speaker cable hooked into a jack on the chassis' underside.
By 1968, CBS was running the factory and the amplifiers were revamped with a new look. The black front plate was replaced with a silver front plate. Hence the name Silverface models.
This was designated model AA764. The tube configuration changed slightly. The 5Y3 rectifier and the 6V6GT power tube remained, but a 7025 now was the preamp tube. The cabinet covering once again was black Tolex. This model was in production for the longest period of any of the Champ line. It was available from 1968 to 1982.
Fender Vibro Champ was also changed during these years to a silver-face model with the same features as the Black-face amplifier. The Silver-face Vibro Champ utilized the same 12AX7 as the Black-face model.
The Fender Blue-Frame speaker enlarged to 10 inches. It was boosted to 8 ohms, instead of the previous 3.5 ohms. The amplifier utilized a solid-state rectifier (as did most Fenders) and a pair of 6V6GT power tubes and a pair of 7025 preamp tubes. The amp was now Class AB.
Fender Super Champ. This amp lasted from 1982 through 1985. It was somewhat similar the Fender Champ II with the addition of reverb.
Like on other Fender reverb amps, the rear of the chassis had two jacks labeled reverb out, reverb in for the chords coming from the Hammond reverb unit on the cabinets' floor.
The controls had changed. They were labeled, Volume (pull for lead), Treble (pull for mid), Bass, Reverb, Lead Level, and Master. The amp had only one input, but came with a separate headphone output. The pilot light was red. Like the Champ II, the amp came with a 10" Blue Frame Fender speaker, although Fender utilized Eminence and EV as well. The grill covering was the white/silver/black sparkle material on this amp and the Champ II model. The covering material once again, was black Tolex.
According to one alert reader, the tube diagram within the amp stated 12AX7 preamp tubes. Either tube would work. The rectifier was solid state. Because there was only one power tube, this amp runs in class A mode.
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The grill cloth material for this model came in a grey cloth. The amps production lasted through 1992.
The rectifier was solid state. The preamp section was also solid state. The amp utilized twin 6L6GC power tubes and one 12AX7 that acted as a phase inverter. This was similar to the Music Man amps that Leo Fender made after leaving Fender. The cabinet changed to a box design without a slanted control panel.
The amp controls were divided into two sections, one for clean tones and one for overdrive. These knobs were Volume, Treble, Bass, Mid and a push-push switch for Mid boost. The overdrive section knobs were Drive, Volume, Gain, Treble, Bass, and Contour. Another section was labeled Master Volume and Reverb. The amp had two input jacks on its right side and Effect Out, Effect In and Line Out on the left side. The amp included an on/off power switch as well as a standby switch.
Fender Champion 600. The electronics in this amp are updated versions the original. The rectifier on this model is solid state. This uses a 6V6 power tube and a 12AX7 for its preamp tube. The gain is set higher than on the original Champion 600.
Players seem to love this amplifier. The simplicity allows for a variety of sounds. The speaker is a 6" model, like on the original.
The amp is a Class A hybrid, meaning that it is both a tube amp and a solid-state amp. The amp comes with a voice control that yields a multitude of differing and useful amplifier models. The clean section is the tube amp. The overdriven and distorted tones come from the solid-state portion of the amp. The amp also features a unique effects section. It is an interesting concept.
The Super Champ XD is somewhat similar to the smaller Vibro Champ model, however this amplifier is a Class AB hybrid.
The amp has two distinct channels. The clean section is 100% a tube amp and has only a Volume control. Pushing a channel switching control button on the front activates the Gain section, which includes controls for Gain, Volume 2 and Voice. This section is solid-state.
The voice control offers the same 16 different amp selections as the Vibro-champ. The Treble, Bass, FX Level and FX control works on both channels. This is an interesting and well thought out amplifier.
Last year Fender introduced the Super Champ X2 It is available has a combo or as a head and separate speaker cabinet.
The amp is similar to the Super Champ XD, but it works with Fender's FUSE downloadable voicing.
Despite the size any of the Champs are great amps for recording or when miked, great for gigs.


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JFK Seagrass Proposal to Emphasize Public Education, Voluntary Protection
AUSTIN — The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission today approved a staff recommendation to protect seagrass in the Laguna Madre near the John F. Kennedy Memorial Causeway in Nueces County through a voluntary education and outreach program.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department recently held six scoping meetings on an earlier concept to create a new state scientific area and prohibit seagrass uprooting in the JFK Causeway area. The area contains more than 14,000 acres of ecologically important seagrass, experiences heavy boat traffic and has shown evidence of significant boat propeller scarring. TPWD received more than 430 on-line, email, and phone comments, most of which opposed the concept. Attendees at the scoping meetings were significantly opposed to the regulatory approach to protecting seagrass.
"Based on what we heard, it's clear we have work to do to foster better understanding of the issue, and we propose to explore ways to show people how to protect seagrass on a voluntary basis," said Robin Riechers, TPWD coastal fisheries director. "We'll continue to monitor seagrass around the JFK Causeway to track what happens over time and help guide our efforts in the future."
The department proposes to begin collecting updated aerial imagery of seagrass beds around the JFK Causeway and to continue monitoring both biological and human-use factors of this area. TPWD staff will use this as baseline data to track seagrass changes over time and assess the effectiveness of voluntary protection.
The JFK causeway area was chosen because it has extensive shallow seagrass flats that would benefit from protection, plus heavy boat traffic with many access points. Also, the site offers beneficial "overlap" with the Redfish Bay State Scientific Area 10 miles away, where there have been previous outreach and conservation efforts, and existing partners are dedicated to helping the cause.
TPWD will go forward with a proposal to clarify rules to protect fish during prolonged freezing weather on the Texas coast. For example, last Feb. 2, the agency issued a temporary closure to saltwater fishing at specified areas, or thermal refuges, along the Texas coast. Texas has about two million acres of bays and estuaries susceptible to freeze. There were three major freezes during the 1980s, including one in 1989 when the temperature at Brownsville dropped to 16 degrees and an estimated 11 million fish died.
The existing rule specifies that no one can fish with a hook and line, pole and line, or throwline in an affected area during a freeze closure. There has been some confusion over the taking of fish with dipnets, even though a dipnet is not a legal device as described in another section of TPWD proclamation. The proposed rule change for 2012 makes it clear that no one may take or attempt to take any aquatic life by any means in an affected area during a freeze. The TPW Commission will vote on the freeze rule along with other statewide fishing and hunting regulation changes at its March 29 meeting in Austin.
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Safran Group subsidiary Turbomeca plans to establish a series of online services to help operators streamline maintenance, trend monitoring and other engine support tasks. Known as Bank of Online Service and Technologies (Boost), the service—part of a major Safran effort—is being developed in partnership with IBM.
Bruno Even, executive VP of operations for Turbomeca, introduces Boost at Heli-Expo.
During a press conference at Heli-Expo in February, Turbomeca Chairman and CEO Olivier Andries described Boost as "a complete online service with an electronic engine notebook, meaning that you should be able to get rid of a lot of paper, but boost will also provide engine monitoring services as well as configuration management, overall fleet management and maintenance planning tools." Andries went to explain that Boost is a "complete offering," adding that "operators will be able to pick up the value-added devices they would like to have, because it will be modular and—depending on their need—they can take the overall spectrum of services or only a part of it."
During a presentation to operators at Turbomeca's booth, Bruno Even, executive vice president of operators, said that Boost is "a range of advanced engine maintenance services that connect an interface with your existing system. The Boost services are organized into three universes—operations/airworthiness, expertise/analysis and maintenance/logistics." Boost will give operators access to electronic logbooks, web-based technical publications and a range of maintenance support tools to help centralize fleet management, he continued. Even noted that the "highly secure and compatible platform" will be available in 2013. He concluded that Boost is designed to bring "more safety and more security to your activities and data."Related: Helicopter Services News
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Quick! Free Tickets to an Irish Cheese Tasting in NYC!
This will be the kick-off event for a month-long Irish cheese promotion that Murray's is conducting. As part of the festivities, Murray's will be featuring Irish cheeses throughout November and hosting tastings with cheesemakers from the country.
What: A free guided tasting of Irish farmhouse cheeses
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8 Cent Mac 'n' Cheese!
Attention cheese-loving New Yorkers: this Tuesday (7/29), Supermac is teaming up with 8Coupons.com to offer 8-cent mac and cheeses, available all day. Supermac is a mac and cheese mecca here in New York City, offering no fewer than 13 different varieties of the dish.
I've never been to Supermac (and I call myself a Curd Nerd?), though I have been a few times to their very similar downtown competitor S'Mac, which is a great restaurant itself. But it's pretty tough to resist 8-cent mac and cheese, so I'm definitely going to go try it. The website that's co-sponsoring the event seems interesting too; the premise is that you can text-message coupons to your cell phone, and redeem them at stores simply by showing the cashier the text on your phone. Pretty cool idea, and I downloaded a bunch of other coupons for a kosher deli near my office.
I'll be sure to give a full review of Supermac's offerings in the comments below. Check back on Wednesday!
So You Want to be a Cheesemaker?
What respectable curd nerd has not, for even a moment, contemplated leaving the rat race, moving to a farm, and making their own cheese? Well, lest there be any doubt that being a cheesemaker is easy business, check out this recent post that Kris Noiseux of Meadowstone Farm published to a cheesemaking listserv:
Thanks to all the hard-working cheesemakers out there! We appreciate you!
Does Cheese Go Bad?
It's a question I am asked frequently, and my answer is always the same, "Yes, but you'll know it if it's so spoiled that you can't eat it." That's kind of a loaded answer though, because many people think that cheeses that are perfectly fine have spoiled. For instance, Époisses is so stinky that it smells spoiled even when it's perfectly ripe! That said, if a cheese is so smelly you can't bear to eat, don't. (But make sure you find the nearest curd nerd and ask them if they would want it!)
In fact, cheese is just milk that has spoiled in a controlled way, so asking whether spoiled milk can spoil is kind of a non-question. But maybe you want some more details. The folks over at Philadelphia's DiBruno Bros. have published an extensive blog entry on cheese spoilage. Definitely worth a read!
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In the meantime, take a look at this interesting history of cheese someone posted in the forums. (No sources are given, but anyway it makes for entertaining reading and is a somewhat plausible theory. They also link to an interesting-looking site that has videos of cheese-making and other wine & food related things.)
UPDATE: Just installed a widget at the right that lists my most recent posts over at Serious Eats. Check them out!
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This is a really cool service and I hope it does well so they can add more neighborhoods. Only certain items can be ordered online, but you can place a custom order by calling the toll free order line (1-877-797-1200).
I'm not located in the delivery area, but if anyone is and has tried out the service, please leave feedback in the comments below!
Video: How (Not) to Make Cheese
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Jersey Cheese Awards
I received the following email the other day from Deborah over at the Jersey Cheese Festival:
Cheese made from the milk of Jersey cows is especially tasty, owing to an unusually high cream content. Of course, you wouldn't want to make a Parmigiano-Reggiano from Jersey milk, but most cheeses really benefit from the extra fat. In fact some cheesemakers, like the folks behind Vermont Shepherd and Nettle Meadow Kunik, add Jersey cream to their sheep and goat cheeses to give them some heft and richness.
The Jersey cow originated in Jersey islands of England, but can now be found all over the world. This is the first I've seen of a cheese contest specific to one dairy breed, and it'll be interesting to see the results.
If you have any leads on Jersey cheesemakers for Deborah, leave a comment here or contact her directly.
Video: Half Ton of Cheese Carved into the Statue of Liberty
This is perhaps the best use I've seen for commodity block cheddar, since of course you wouldn't ever want to eat the stuff. Sure it's a waste of food, and I am utterly opposed to wasting food, but here's an example of a food that just should never have been made in the first place. So you might as well turn it into art, I suppose.
In February, Showtime Networks hired ace cheese carver Troy Landwehr to convert 1200 pounds of cheddar into a likeness of the Statue of Liberty. The process took four days and is condensed into two minutes in the video above. Watch and be amazed...


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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- Newcomers were the top finishers for the Tennessee Tech women's cross country team on the way to a sixth place finish, while newcomers and returnees figured in the mix in a seventh place showing for the Golden Eagle men's team Saturday at the Ohio Valley Conference championships on a sun-soaked Southern Hills Golf Course. Tech served as the host of the meet.
The Eastern Kentucky women's and men's teams each captured their sixth consecutive team titles during the morning runs. The EKU women scored 20 points, with senior Katherine Pagano claiming the individual championship and OVC Female Athlete of the Year honors. The Colonel men claimed the top five places on the way to a team score of 15 -- the fourth meet in history that the OVC men's champion had the top five finishers -- with freshman Soufiane Bouchikhi claiming the individual title. He was the OVC Male Athlete of the Year and also the Freshman of the Year.
EKU's Rick Erdman was named OVC Men's and Women's Coach of the Year.
In the women's race, Tech scored 181 team points to tie for sixth place with Austin Peay but claimed the tie-breaker in the standings. Freshman Peri Winborne (Knoxville, Tenn.) was the top finisher for coach Tony Cox' team, placing 30th in the time of 20:01.62. Freshman Rebecca Cline (Spring Hill) was 37th in 20:29.51 with junior Leah Bradley (McDonough, Ga.) right behind in 38th place at 20:30.90. Freshman Beth Miller (Watertown, Wis.) was next for Tech, placing 31st in 20:38.99, followed by freshman Emily Williams (Talbott, Tenn.) in 42nd at 20:54.02.
The difference in the standings was freshman Amelia McCoy (Crossville), who finished 45th to give Tech the tie-breaker over Austin Peay, whose sixth runner was 65th.
The remainder of Tech's lineup included freshman Brittney Brown (Greeneville, Tenn.) in 54th place at 21:37.08, with junior Traci Jones (Aiken, S.C.) finishing 57th in 21:49.82.
Junior Sam Taylor (Soddy-Daisy, Tenn.)and freshman Matthew Bishop (Morristown, Tenn.) paced the Golden Eagle men's team. Taylor placed 29th overall in 27:11.46, while Bishop crossed the finish line in 30th place at 27:18.23.
A trio of Tech runners came through the finishing chute within seconds of each other to round out Tech's scoring with 189 team points. Freshman Tyler Eads (Tullahoma, Tenn.) led the group, finishing 45th overall in 28:37.39. Senior Joseph DeLorenzo (Crossville, Tenn.) was 46th in 28:41.01, while senior Ben Shassere placed 47th in 28:46.28. Sophomore John Greene was sixth across the line for Tech, placing 52nd in 29:19.90, followed closely by freshman Nathan Snow (Collierville, Tenn.) in 53rd place at 29:24.67, and sophomore Chris Bishop (Morristown, Tenn.) in 55th place at 29:36.73.
After EKU (15) in first place in the men's race was Southeast Missouri (55), followed in the team standings by Eastern Ilinois (95), Morehead State (108), Austin Peay (145), UT Martin (162), Tennessee Tech (189), Jacksonville State (211), Murray State (260) and Tennessee State (310).
Among the women's teams, Eastern Kentucky's (20) points was followed by Eastern Illinois (45), Murray State (111), Jacksonville State (119), Southeast Missouri (158), Tennessee Tech (181), Austin Peay (181), UT Martin (183), Morehead State (207) and Tennessee State (300).
Women sixth, men place seventh in OVC Championships
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July 7, 2011
The Reds have come full circle since their 92-3 hammering at the hands of the Bulls in May 2007 © Getty Images
The Reds are on the brink of capping a rollercoaster season and extending a sporting success-laden year for Queensland with the Super Rugby title.
Victory for Ewen McKenzie's side against the Crusaders, on the back of wins for the Brisbane Roar, the Queensland Firebirds and the State of Origin-winning Maroons, would be another shot in the arm for a region that not so long ago was largely underwater and combating devastating floods.
The Reds go into Saturday's season finale having suffered early season woe before bouncing back to top the standings at the end of the regular season. That turnaround reflects their run from zeroes to heroes in the space of four years - a fact celebrated in the latest edition of Scrum Sevens.
Start of a new era?
Former Brumbies and Wallabies boss Eddie Jones was announced as the Reds' new head coach for the 2007 season and it was hoped his arrival would spark a new era of dominance. They had a fantastic crop of youngsters coming through the ranks including Wallaby-in-the-making Berrick Barnes alongside the likes of estalished names such as talismanic fullback Chris Latham.
Jones made a good start to his Reds career winning his first match of the 2007 season 25-16 against the previous season's losing finalists the Hurricanes. But that storming start to the campaign proved to be a false dawn.
Bulls Up
The Reds went on to win just one other game in the 2007 season and ended up collecting the wooden spoon for all their troubles. The low point came against the soon-to-be champions the Bulls. The Pretoria-based franchise had to win their final regular season game by at least 72 points to secure a home semi-final - too much to ask surely? Many scoffed at the concept, but lo and behold, the Bulls smashed the Reds 92-3 in the Reds' darkest day.
Eddie Jones and the Reds announced they had mutually decided to part company soon after the season finished and the Queensland franchise were on the search once again for their saviour. Jones went onto be part of the Springboks management which won the Webb Ellis Trophy at the World Cup while the Reds turned to a rookie to spearhead their hoped-for revival.
Big Kev
Under new boss Phil Mooney the Reds experienced an upsurge in 2008 and despite finishing 12th out of 14, the story could have been different had a couple of points gone their way against the Crusaders, Blues, Chiefs and Waratahs. However, perhaps the biggest indication of their change in fortunes was their defeat of the side who massacred them the previous season. The Reds greeted the Bulls at the Suncorp Stadium hoping to restore some pride and did so thrashing the defending champions 40-8.
One key decision made that season would prove to pay dividends to the present day. Mooney removed No.8 John Roe as skipper and replaced him with half-back Sam Cordingley and following an injury to the scrum-half, Mooney opted for young second-row James Horwill as his new skipper. Horwill, despite missing the entirety of the 2010 campaign through injury, is still the Reds captain to this day and will lead the side into the final against the Crusaders.
A Farewell to Barnes
The Reds finished the 2009 season in 13th and were rocked two months later with the announcement that fans' darling Barnes would join rivals the Waratahs. The Wallaby inside-centre was held in high regard by the Reds' faithful and they had embraced him as their new star player following the departure of Latham to foreign shores. Barnes' switch of allegiance served to intensify a fierce rivalry, once described by Reds legend John Eales as like, "fighting with your brother in the backyard."
McKenzie to the rescue
Coach Mooney tried to stay bullish in the wake of Barnes' departure asserting that "no one player is bigger than the side." However, the Reds management decided the side needed a different direction and dismissed Mooney in September 2009 following just six wins in 26 matches. However, the blow of Barnes' departure was eased by the news that former 'Tahs coach Ewen McKenzie would join the franchise on a three-year deal as their new head coach. McKenzie, who had also served as an assistant coach with the Wallabies, had been unceremoniously dismissed from Top 14 giants Stade Francais just five games into the 2009-10 season.
McKenzie's first season proved to be a big success with the Reds just missing out on the play-offs with a fifth place finish. At the fulcrum of the side were Wallabies Quade Cooper and Will Genia and the season included two key wins against eventual finalists - the Bulls and the Stormers.
A pillaging avoided
With the announcement of the new Australian franchise, the Melbourne Rebels, Reds fans feared the worse. In 2006 they lost some key names to the newly formed Western Force franchise including lock Nathan Sharpe along with fly-half Brock James and hooker Tai McIsaac. The Rebels were on the hunt for some marquee players and recruited troublesome England fly-half Danny Cipriani and Wallaby legend Stirling Mortlock but their only spoils from the Reds were prop Laurie Weeks, back-rower Adam Byrnes and Richard Kingi. McKenzie had persuaded his stars to stay with the promise that they were on the brink of something special - and he would be proved right the following season.
Champions in waiting?
Saturday's final apart, the 2011 season was near perfect for the Reds. However, in hindsight, one of their most important results of the season was a fairly conclusive loss to rivals the Waratahs in their second game. The match proved to be a wake-up call for McKenzie's side as they only lost another two other games that season. They completed a hat trick of wins against the South African sides, the Lions, the Cheetahs and the Stormers and beat their fellow finalists the Crusaders in dramatic fashion 17-16.
They managed to survive injury blows throughout the season and the semi-final against the Blues demonstrated some of the best attacking rugby Super Rugby has seen in recent years. Cooper was the architect at 10 with winger Rod Davies crossing the line for the Reds first ever Super Rugby hat-trick. All that's left is for them to defeat their Kiwi rivals on Saturday to complete a remarkable turnaround. However, messrs Richie McCaw, Dan Carter and Sonny Bill Williams will have other ideas…
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Even Ozzy Osbourne thinks the Kansas church that protests against gays at the funerals of fallen soldiers are a bunch of ghouls.
The original goth rocker wants Westboro Baptist Church, which is arguing its free speech case before the U.S. Supreme Court, to stop using his music to accompany its twisted message.
"I am sickened and disgusted by the use of 'Crazy Train' to promote messages of hate and evil by a 'church,'" said Osbourne, referring to the church's use of his hit "Crazy Train" in a performance on the steps outside the court Wednesday.
But where Osbourne sang, "I'm going off the rails on a crazy train," the loathsome loonies sing, "You're going straight to hell on your crazy train."
The small congregation is known for tormenting the loved ones of fallen soldiers with chants like "You're Going to Hell." Members believe that soldiers die as part of God's punishment for America's permissive attitude toward homosexuality. Or something.
The father of Lance Cpl. Matthew Snyder, whose funeral attracted Westboro protesters, was awarded $5 million after suing the group and its founder Fred Phelps for emotional distress. The church's appeal is now before the Supreme Court.


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Celebrating illustration, design, cartoon and comic art of the mid-20th century.
Tuesday, July 18, 2006
Comic Strip Advertising
Many readers will recall my post about advertising comic strip studio, Johnstone & Cushing - but there were other players in that field, as I've discovered from flipping through these old issues of Art Director & Studio News. The most prominent ads I found are from Don Komisarow Studios, but as with all mysteries, one clue seems to open the door to more questions than answers. Was Don Komisarow an artist? How many people actually worked at Don Komisarow Studios?
Based on the art in these ads, can anyone identify the style(s) as being that of any known comic book artist(s) of the day?
What must have been particularly galling for DKS at that time was that Johnstone and Cushing was running only tiny spot ads like those shown at left, peppered throughout each issue of AD&SN, yet they were not only getting tons of high-profile advertising clients, they were even getting mentioned in articles like this one for the redesign of Boys' Life magazine.
A distant third-runner was Vic Herman Studios, which ran the occassional (and by comparison, rather dull) small space ad in the back pages of AD&SN.
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You know the top one posted looks a bit like Lou Fine who did a lot of that type of work, but I'm not sure, leonard Starr aslo started then as did John Prentice before he took over Rip Kirby after raymonds death.ReplyDelete
There were also guys like Bruno Premiani who worked in teams with one guy like him doing the pencils and another like Star doing the inks. I have a set of photocopies of a job they did together for an book touting nuclear energy in the late 50's.
Thanks for your insight into this, Mike - I would dearly love to see some scans from that nuclear power comic!ReplyDelete
I wonder if you might know: did Starr, Prentice, Premiani et al work for Don Komisarow Studios as well? I seem to remember reading they were at Johnstone & Cushing, but if they were friends of Lou Fine's, perhaps they did work for DKS as well?


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Elective surgery will be cancelled for 1300 patients at the Western, Sunshine and Williamstown hospitals over the next five months as Victorian hospitals grapple with $107 million in budget cuts.
Western Health said on Thursday that 550 patients at the Western and Sunshine hospitals and 750 patients at Williamstown Hospital would not receive elective surgery as planned this financial year.
Across Victoria, thousands of elective surgeries are to be cancelled as hospital executives cut services to absorb a $107 million hit to federal funding for the 2011-12 and 2012-13 financial years. Victorian Health Minister David Davis says he has no choice but to pass on the cuts.
More than 300 beds were being closed as federal Health Minister Tanya Plibersek and Mr Davis continued to negotiate on a time to meet on the funding issue on Thursday night.
In other developments, Eastern Health announced it would permanently close 11 rehabilitation beds at the Peter James Centre in East Burwood. Another 15 beds will close until June - five general medical and surgical beds at Box Hill Hospital, five surgical beds at Angliss Hospital and five palliative care beds at Wantirna Health.
Eastern Health will also cut 140 non-urgent hip and knee replacement surgeries and suspend bariatric surgery until June. It will abolish an evening shift for a Box Hill-based Crisis Assessment Treatment Team, meaning patients with urgent mental health needs after 4.30pm will need to contact a psychiatric triage service.
An Eastern Health spokeswoman said she could not say if jobs would be affected. Acting chief executive Janet Compton said there had been no easy decisions in seeking to find $8.4 million in cuts but ''we are doing everything we can to minimise disruption and anxiety for our staff''.
At Western Health, acting chief executive Arlene Wake said it had been ''impossible to prevent a considerable impact on patients'' as the health network absorbed a $6.5 million cut.
She said semi-urgent category-two patients would be affected. Category-two patients should have surgery within 90 days and include people waiting for hip or knee replacements or gynaecological surgery.
Dr Wake said: ''The elective surgery waiting list will be monitored to ensure that all urgent and long-waiting patients are managed appropriately. However, elective surgery is a very large part of our work and we are unable to prevent an impact in this area.''
Western Health expects to close about 70 beds across its Western, Sunshine and Williamstown hospitals until June, and Dr Wake said operating theatres would close at the Western and Sunshine hospitals for up to four weeks between March and May. She said no jobs would be lost.
State Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews called on Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Premier Ted Baillieu to end the impasse. He said ''patients are waiting longer than they should for the care they need while politicians continue to play a blame game''.
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There's a well-circulated story about iced tea being invented in 1904 on a sweltering summer day in St. Louis at the World's Fair. Entry was 50 cents, but with slim shade and thick heat, hot tea was a hard sell for a group of frustrated delegates from India. As the mercury rose, they decided to ice down the glasses in an attempt to lure patrons.
As much as this account has stuck over the years, Fred Thompson, author of Iced Tea, thinks it's not entirely accurate. "I would say that story is partly true," he muses. "In 1904, a larger set of the population could afford ice. Lots of people would have been exposed to iced tea on that day, and it's possible the event popularized the drink nationally. However, the first accounts of icing tea occur much earlier in cookbooks like The Kentucky Housewives Cookbook, published in 1839. Iced tea was definitely the work of southerners."
It didn't take long before iced tea found its way into that other southern stalwart: cocktails. And these days bartenders have even more varieties to play with. "What I like about using iced tea is that the tannic nature can cut through sweetness in a cocktail," says New Orleans bartender Kimberly Patton-Bragg. "The first time I thought to use iced tea was when I wanted a punch that was like the offspring of an Arnold Palmer and a Mint Julep getting together."
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These days, she and other bartenders are looking to premium whole-leaf green teas to complement fresh herbs from the garden. "We use fresh sugar cane at Dominique's, and I'm going to be using iced green tea with fresh lemongrass, Thai basil and thyme with spirits like rhum agricole and cachaça," she says.
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I don't think I am (or ever will be) much of a fan of this character. It/he just doesn't feel very "Star Wars" to me - especially if this is going to be one of the primary Jedi killers. Looks more like the skeletal Terminator or Darktrooper. This type of scary looking robot has been done in many movies before, so it just doesn't seem very unique and interesting to be using in the Star Wars universe. That monket crap with the lightsaber in his foot is a little over the top... How the hell does he walk, or move around when he fights? Does he just hop on one foot?! And I assume he doesn't have the more appropriate (evil) red lightsabers 'cause he's not a Sith (yet)...?
Anybody know if this guy talks?? It would be pretty sad to hear him spout out a "roger roger" to Tyranus.
That is the last I had heard as well, just what Mikey just posted. The most recent rumor was John Rhys Davies, which could be pretty cool. There hasn't been an "official announcement" yet, but you would think there would be before too long now.
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
I'm not a HUGE ice cream lover, but be honest - who doesn't love ice cream?! No one, that's who!
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I'm a mom and of course, my kids love ice cream! Even if I don't eat it alot, they'd eat it three times a day if I'd let them! I will let them eat it for dessert, after dinner. We usually have two containers of ice cream in the freezer at any time!
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