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The two century-old oak trees at Toomer's Corner have been the scene for Auburn celebrations for decades.
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"We are both military so we met through the military, ... We agree most of the times about things, so when we go together, it's like a team, we are a team, we do what we got to do and we don't panic, we don't freak out, so it's pretty awesome," said Tania French.
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"I had a little bit of interest but it really started when I moved up here," said Julie Cogan. "He was like, "Oh, I'm part of this ghost hunting group and do you want to come me?" and I'm like, "Okay. I'm like, I don't know what I'm getting into, but I'll go with you."
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The fish fry started in 2005 as a necessary fund raiser to help St. Boniface School meet expenses. Each Friday during Lent they served about 250 dinners of fish with a side of cole slaw. As the menu expanded their reputation spread and the crowds of customers grew. The undercroft was just too small to comfortably accommodate the serving of 500 meals a night.


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Means: Tower defense games have a history of increasing difficulty.
Jones: I think, for Tower Defense games, players expect the knob to go to eleven, but its not the case for every game type.
Means: As a player, what irritates you in a bad co-op experience
Jones: As a developer that's easy, but its hard as a player. As a player it's probably going to relate to the challenge and what I expect from co-op difficulty-wise. As long as I'm getting what I expect in challenge; if I expect to just be easier in co-op, I want it to feel easier. If I expect it to be more challenging, and I still have the experience and security of playing with another player, as long as I've got that feeling, that's great.
From a developer's standpoint I think completely differently. I worry a lot more about the feedback the game gives the players when they're connecting or when they're doing different things at different times. Its easier if you're talking in a chat system and you say "Dude, what are you doing? I'm ready to go." and he's going "Oh, I'm in the spellbook." so you're like "Oh, ok, I'm going to the kitchen to get a soda. Take your time." When you're not talking and you have to type all those things out, from a developer's standpoint you want to make those things as seamless as possible. Its a hard problem to solve.
The other thing is the depth of co-op. As we play [Orcs Must Die 2] more, we find things we didn't know or didn't expect ... or design, frankly. Just happy accidents, cooperative things that happen, I think Orcs Must Die 2 is more cooperative than most games with [its] combo system and things like that. All that depth that you might not see on the surface. We limit the amount of traps each player can have in co-op, so they have to go:
"Okay, I'm going to take the flip-trap"
"Are you sure you want to take the flip-trap?"
"Yeah, I do want to take my flip-trap. I have different upgrades and I think the upgrades will compliment each other"
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"Aww, maybe I shouldn't take the flip-trap"
Those are the things I worry about as a developer, as a player I just worry about if it's freakin' cool.
Means: What have you implemented with Orcs Must Die 2 to increase communication between players?
Jones: We're putting things in that let you know what the other player is doing, "Player 2 is in the spellbook..." he doesn't tell you that the game tells you that.
At first I was against that. "What game does that? The game never tells you that the other player is making a sandwich, or the other player is at this menu or that menu." I'm used to the old fashioned way of:
"Dude what are you doing?"
"Oh I'm respeccing." (the reassignment of skills or talents, popular in online roleplaying games)
"You should've told me that, it takes like ten minutes ... I'm gonna to go make a pizza."
I think it will become a feature all developers are going to have to deal with. We were watching the Microsoft feed of E3, and they were talking about it like co-op just became a feature they had to start adding to games because one person did it and then the next guy. Look we didn't do it in Orcs Must Die and we ... I don't know if "suffered" is the right word, but we obviously think it will do better in co-op than non-co-op.
Means: There have been a number of lukewarm attempts to add co-op to the tower defense genre. What do you think it is about the genre that lends itself to co-op?
Jones: I think the genre has to change to more like what we're doing. I think they're great for that, because once you're down in the space, you can control the distances that were apart. You rely more and more on the other player. We can make it where we visually see how "I would have died if you hadn't been with me." Sitting here shooting 100 orcs with a crossbow and thinking "God, if its like this over here ... I hope Tim is over there fighting it out on the other part of the level or this is going to all over." I think it's great for that, maybe better than any other kind of game.
I had a chance to play a round of Orcs Must Die 2 while at Robot Entertainment, and as a fan of the original, I can give it the best compliment I know: It was exactly like what I thought it should be. Like the original, but with more of everything we loved plus another player. Of course, no one can put it better than the man himself ...
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Cramer's final factors to consider are geopolitical risk and a stock's chart.
Geopolitical risk isn't just about unrest in the Middle East. There are now dozens of factors that can affect a company's earnings. In 2011, for example, the financial crisis in Europe held bank stocks across the globe hostage for months on end, he explained.
A slowdown in the Chinese economy affects the earnings of countless companies, from industrial equipment makers to mining and materials to even retailers such as Coach (COH) and Yum Brands (YUM).As for a stock's chart, Cramer said far too often a stock will fall after an earnings release simply because the chartists feel the stock has hit a resistance level, or some other technical indicator has come up short. But for companies with great earnings momentum, selloffs like these can be the perfect buying opportunity -- but only if investors have done their homework to know the selloff was unwarranted, he said. To watch replays of Cramer's video segments, visit the Mad Money page on CNBC. -- Written by Scott Rutt in Washington, D.C. To email Scott about this article, click here: Scott Rutt Follow Scott on Twitter @ScottRutt or get updates on Facebook, ScottRuttDC
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5 tales of overnight millionaires
For most of us, it's just a dream, but these people were inventive, entrepreneurial or just plain lucky enough to suddenly strike it rich.
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Many people dream of becoming independently wealthy over the course of a lifetime. The wise stash away their bonuses while the less prudent invest their money in risky endeavors and Internet scams. Then, there are those lucky few who make it look easy by turning pocket change into millions of dollars in no time at all. Here are the whirlwind stories of five regular people who have realized the worth of their business, idea or property virtually overnight:
Andrew Mason, entrepreneur
Andrew Mason, 30, is the brains behind the newest social-media sensation, Groupon.
Playing off the words "coupon" and "group," the site offers daily discounts on services and products. Revenue for 2010 is expected to have hit an estimated $350 million.
Pierre Le Guennec, electrician
For Pierre Le Guennec, a retired French electrician, it was who he worked for that turned him into an instant megamillionaire.
According to recent media reports, while Le Guennec was employed by Pablo Picasso before Picasso's death in 1973, the artist gave him 271 previously unknown pieces over the course of his employment. Although there is some controversy over these works, the collection of drawings, lithographs, cubist collages and notebooks is valued at an estimated $78 million.
Sandy Stein, inventor
At 52, airline flight attendant Sandy Stein invented accessorized key clasps to help women avoid losing their keys in their purses. She called the product Finders Key Purse.
Within four months of launching the product, Stein's company reached had $1 million in sales; at the eight-month mark, more than one million units were sold. Parent company Alexx expected 2010 earnings to total about $6.5 million.
Oscar Stohler, farmer
Rancher Oscar Stohler was skeptical about striking a fortune when drilling started on his western North Dakota farm. But the discovery of crude oil on his land a few years ago made the modest farmer -- who still drives his old pickup truck and wears a farm cap -- a millionaire. Stohler and hundreds of other farmers in North Dakota earned millions by owning oil-rich land.
Jonathan Duhamel, poker player
Though his longtime dream was to be an all-star professional hockey player, Jonathan Duhamel made his mark by raking in millions playing poker. On November 8, 2010, Duhamel, then 23, won $9 million in prize money in the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. He's the first Canadian to take the title in poker's biggest tournament.
The millionaire bounce-back
If you are envious of these average Joes who catapulted from college dropout or electrician to megamillionaire, the good news is the number of Americans with millions is growing. As the economy recovers, wealth has been rising toward pre-recession levels in the United States. The number of millionaire households climbed 15.1% from 2008 to 2009, to a total of 4.7 million households, according to a study by Boston Consulting Group.
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Alex Hofmann is a former Grand Prix motorcycle roadracer, who participated in more than a 100 Moto Grands Prix during his career.
He first started in the MotoGP in 2002, making his debut as a stand-in rider for Gary McCoy at the WCM Red Bull Yamaha team. From 2006 until the end of Hofmann's career, he was riding Ducati for the D´Antin MotoGP team.
At the beginning of the season 2007, Hofmann scored the best result of his career reaching the fifth place at the French GP in Le Mans. Due to the injuries caused by an accident in July in the same year Alex Hofmann finished his career and unfortunately never raced again since 2007.
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Aqaba and its environs provide plenty of scope for creative and lively incentives. Primarily, there is the Red Sea itself, which offers an underwater world of diving experiences. Dive boats and full equipment can he hired for one-day or overnight trips during which delegates have the opportunity to explore the spectacular coral reefs, discover the delights of wreck diving and experience the strange and wonderful world of Aqaba's undersea nightlife. There are plenty of challenging activities topside too, with sailing, windsurfing, waterskiing, and parascending. The Jordan
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(WGN-AM) - Merrill Lynch & Co. has agreed to pay $18 million to end a state investigation into its investment services to a troubled trust fund managed by the Illinois Funeral Directors Association, the state insurance division said.
The money will be used to help offset potential losses that funeral homes face in providing services to consumers who pre-paid for their funerals. More than 40,000 Illinois consumers own so-called pre-need contracts. But the trust fund that is supposed to pay for their funerals had a shortfall of more than $50 million last year.
Springfield, was the IFDA's investment adviser starting in 1980 when the trade group created the trust to manage the consumer deposits.
The insurance division on Wednesday also revoked Schainker's insurance license and ordered him to pay a $100,000 penalty, the maximum fine allowed under Illinois law. The secretary of state's office also has suspended his broker's license.
Schainker allegedly advised the IFDA to buy more than 300 life insurance policies because they offered investment returns that would be tax exempt, according to a complaint filed by the secretary of state's office. A life-insurance division of Merrill Lynch issued 129 policies and has received more than $32 million in premiums, the complaint said.
The premiums for those policies were invested in stocks and bonds that have suffered losses in recent years, putting the solvency of the trust at risk, regulators have said.
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Springhill man enters plea to reduced charge
After allegedly taking a shot at a Webster Parish Sheriff's Deputy on Christmas Day in 2011, Jesse David Christian may have received a belated "gift" from Webster Parish District Attorney's office.
Christian pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of attempted manslaughter in court on Monday in exchange for all other charges against him being dropped.
"Fortunately, because of the expertise of the Webster Parish Sheriff's Office in the handling of this individual," DA Schuyler Marvin said, "neither the deputy nor anyone else was hurt."
However, Marvin's "Christian charity" of a single felony charge may not help him much in the future should Christian fall afoul of the law again. According to testimony in court, the pending conviction would add to three other potential felony convictions from other jurisdictions and leave him susceptible to Louisiana's multiple offender laws.
On December 25, 2011 WPSO received a call of shots fired from the 100 block of Horton in Sarepta. Deputy John Byrd responded at 6:45 p.m. according to the booking report.
Upon arrival Byrd reportedly ordered Christian out of the residence.
"(Christian) opened door and fired a round from a 12 gauge shotgun directly over Deputy Byrd's head," according to the report. "(He) then came out into the yard and demanded Dep. Byrd kill him."
The report continues that Christian threatened to kill himself or Byrd, and suddenly lifted the weapon toward his own head and fired. The concussion reportedly threw him to the ground and Byrd was able to use his Taser to subdue Christian.
Byrd arrested Christian with assistance from Superintendent Jack Davis and Deputy Kyle Greer and transported him to Bayou Dorcheat Correctional Center where he was booked on six charges: attempted first degree murder of a police officer; resisting a police officer by force; public intimidation; convicted felon in possession of a firearm; disturbing the peace; and aggravated criminal damage.
Christian was indicted on all charges except convicted felon in possession of a firearm. After accepting the deal to plead guilty to a lesser charge, the DA's office reduced the attempted first-degree murder charge and dropped the remainder.
Judge Ford E. Stinson, Jr. ordered a pre-sentencing hearing and scheduled sentencing for October 15.


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Office furniture and work culture? Sounds ridiculous? Let me explain. Yes, even an innocent looking chair in your office has a lot to do with setting the right mood in your office. The visual aspects inside any office are largely dependent on the designs and colors and textures of furniture in your office. If the all the chairs and desks and selves and other furniture in your office are in tune with the nature of office and if those are proper in measurements and designs, then those can add to the visual appeal of your office. So, when someone steps into the office, he or she may feel like working. Moreover, if the comfort level of those things is up to the mark, then those can work as an extra dose of encouragement to your employees.
Among several vital aspects of office decoration, chairs and desks take a vital role as well. When office hours are getting elongated day by day, it is important to ensure that the chair on which an employee of your office spends long hours can provide enough comfort to him or her so that he or she feels like putting those extra efforts on works. Chairs with slight back support on which the user can stretch in between works will be a good choice here. On the other hand, office desks should be such that there are adequate spaces both on and beneath those. If there is enough space on a desk then the user can place several important things like laptops, files, papers and others on it also get the elbow space to stretch hands comfortably. Similarly for stretching of legs under the table, it is essential that there is enough space beneath the table.
Appearance of desks should be well in accordance with the overall structure and designs of the office decoration. Moreover, you can find two major types of desks like bay style desks and cubicle style desks and you can choose between those according your requirements. Unlike bay style desks which provides an open ended designs and employees sit together side by side, the cubicle style desks are something that give the employees some more privacy with three surrounded walls and open end to let the user come in and out.
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Expertly designed, the Craftsman Professional Scan Tool is an advanced scan tool that helps you diagnose any issues with your car in minutes. It's a must-have for professional mechanics and auto workshops as you can scan any car, light truck or SUV within minutes and estimate costs immediately. The OBD2 tool is compatible with all cars manufactured after 1996 and works wonderfully well on domestic models as well as Asian and European imports. It's also a great choice for car owners to diagnose the problem when the Check Engine light goes on.
The Scan Tool CanOBD2 from Craftsman is easy to use with its back-lit screen and LED display. You can easily evaluate the State Emissions readiness check and drive cycle verification with this tool. It also has access to online Repair Solutions which gives trouble code definitions, a full diagnostic report, probable causes, repair costs and more information. Identify car problems and fix them immediately with this scan tool.
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I recently bought the Craftsman #87702. I wrote a review under abritton120. I was unsure if I did the right decision, so I went to buy the 20890 one as well. I am not a mechanic, but I do work on cars for about 20 years. Not an expert, but I have a good idea what these items do. Some people write bad reviews, but have no clue as to why. I compared both items side by side, they are nearly identical, but I prefer the 20890, I love the fact that it has the built in bluish light, which is handy when you work under a darkish dash or garage. I also like the fact it has LD, or live data. The 87702 only has freeze frame. I thought it would be handy to have this feature since you know that the data frequently changes from second to second. I suppose you can free frame every few seconds, but it is not the same. I also hate being such a perfectionist, but on the factory box on the 20890 it states it checks 25 vital pieces of information within 15 seconds, but if you read the side of the box it states it reads 20 pieces of data in 10 seconds? Well, which one is it? Also, I still have not mastered these items, but on one of them, I cleared the tester, but the middle light is still a bright yellow, I took out the batteries and installed them the next day and it is still on. How on earth do I turn off all 3 lights? I even cleared the DTC's the day before. The owner?s manual on the 87702 is better than this model (20890). Two reasons, it is spiral bound and it actually tells you what the problems are. The manual on the 20890 is not that detailed. I assume the 20890 tests for more things, it even checks your VIN number if you have a car 2000 and up. Both models do not test for ABS or transmission codes (though the 20890 says it has an ABS optional upgrade). Maybe it is me, but optional to me means $$$$. I also did not find it necessary to install the software, I just Google the code, tons if info. 87702 uses 2AA batteries, the 20890 used 3 AA batteries (I guess for the lights). Both testers also automatically connect and no need to enter anything, some scanners will have you there enter make, model, year etc. Not a big deal if you are in the garage, but if you are stranded on a dark highway, every second counts. Both scanners are basically identical, but I did not mind paying extra for the 20890. Is it worth 80-90 bucks more? I really cannot answer that. That is why I did this review and video as well. Also, I read some of the comments and I truly get frustrated. Some folks will give a bad review simply because the code that was spit out can be several things. Welcome to the automotive world. The scanner did its job, period. NO scanner in the world will tell you what it is exactly. Further tests are required, like the manual states. These scanners are just another tool in your arsenal, it does not "fix your car" or pinpoint what it is, just gives you a good idea where to start.
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Perfect tool for any automotive enthusiast. What you are getting is the OBD2 reader that reads all the check engine light codes. This one doesn?t read ABS or SRS codes ? but that?s alright since I don?t have any American made cars ? and the support for it is very limited, even for the cars that it can read. The Craftsman 20890 can pull LIVE DATA from the car. This is the exact same model as INNOVA 3130 scan tool and that goes for $180 on a***** dot com, $326 retail direct from INNOVA. Got mine on sale + 5% off Craftsman tools using Sears charge card. Not a bad deal for looking up codes.
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i bought a used jeep with many miles ,scanner let me know if any codes or problems before i bought it. however cd disc with scanner works only with windows pc. won't work on a mac. for help and support from web site.
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The online description of its capabilities does it no justice. So far it has provided every parameter needed to resolve issues. It connects to my PC with a USB cord. Worth every penny. As for the negative reviews: this tool is only as good as the user operating it. If you're not a mechanic with an understanding of fuel and computer controlled systems, dont go buy this and expect it to magically fix your car problems on its own.
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America's biggest problem right now is unemployment.
Officially, 7.6% of Americans are unemployed. But once you factor in the people who only have part-time positions and those who have left the labor force out of discouragement, the number shoots up to 13.8%.
What's the solution?
While this has been the question of the hour, if you will, for the past five years, there's no easy answer to it. Economists on the left argue that fiscal stimulus is needed. Those on the right say that regulations and structural issues are impeding the recovery and should therefore be removed.
Either way -- though, for the record, I tend to believe the former -- one thing is certain: The one sector that has more power to help than any other is housing.
As my colleague Morgan Housel discussed, it's estimated that between 2.1 and 3.05 jobs are generated for every home built in the United States, so if there's any sector investors and analysts should be watching right now, its homebuilding.
With this in mind, the following chart reveals the five biggest players in the field by the number of units sold over the past 12 months.
As you can see, D.R. Horton is far and away the largest. Over the past year, it has sold a total of 24,493 homes, helped in large part by a massive increase last quarter, when sales shot up by 34% year over year basis. The runner-up is PulteGroup , which sold 17,221 homes over the same time period, followed by Lennar , NVR , and KB Home with sales of 14,506, 10,191, and 6,617 units, respectively.
One of the explanations for the variation here is the average selling price. D.R. Horton moves so many houses because its units are the cheapest, selling for an average of $253,400 last quarter, compared to more than $270,000 for each of the others. The highest average price among the five goes to NVR, at $330,400.
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Another reason has to do with the geographic areas in which theses companies sell. KB Home derives most of its revenue from the West Coast, NVR from the Mid-Atlantic, and D.R. Horton from the South. Lennar gets a plurality from the East Coast, and Pulte from the Northeast and Southwest.
So what should you do with this information? My suggestion is that you add these companies to your watchlist by clicking here. Doing so will give you keen insight on the pace and progression of the economic recovery and could thereby inform your investment decisions in other sectors as well.
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Wade Freebeck was in the second grade when his mother came home from work and realized something in her son had changed.
"He used to always watch the Cartoon Network, but when I came home that particular day he was watching SportsCenter,'' said Meg Freebeck, a marketing manager and mother of two.
"After that, he never looked back. His second grade teacher, Ms. Finley, was married to a Miami Dolphins' assistant coach. Every Monday she would come in and ask the students questions about the game, and Wade would always have all the answers.''
A dozen years later, Wade has arguably the most prestigious high school starting job in the state: quarterback at seven-time state champion and two-time national champion St. Thomas Aquinas.
A two-year starter at Western, Freebeck transferred to Aquinas last January and eventually beat out junior Jake Rizzo (6-0, 185) to take over the reins from John O'Korn, a 6-4, 210-pound dual threat who guided the Raiders to the Class 7A state title and 10 consecutive wins after getting off to a rocky 3-2 start.
O'Korn, now a freshman at the University of Houston, was about as dangerous running with the football (523 yards, 15 touchdowns) as he was throwing it (2,552 yards, 22 touchdowns). Freebeck, a lanky 6-5, 205 pounds, is much more of a traditional pocket passer, who has no trouble seeing over his monster-sized offensive line, led by University of Miami-bound center Nick Linder (6-3, 278).
"Wade is very similar to [former Aquinas starting quarterback] Jake Rudock [now the starting quarterback at Iowa],'' third-year Raiders coach Rocky Casullo said.
"John is one of those kids who wanted to prove all his doubters wrong. Wade is kind of nonchalant about everything — go out and run the play and then the next play, which is good. With John he wanted to do everything, make the right pass or run the ball. Once John learned he didn't have to do that, he really was great and we took off.''
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Freebeck, rated a four-star quarterback and the 15th-best pocket passer in the country by ESPN.com, never really had the weapons around him at Western to put up gaudy numbers. He completed fewer than 50 percent of his passes for 1,302 yards, 13 touchdowns and seven interceptions last season and threw for 680 yards, four touchdowns and five interceptions while sharing the starting job as a sophomore.
But he has plenty of talent around him now, including Notre Dame-bound receiver Corey Holmes (6-2, 175), highly touted junior Devante Peete (6-4, 170) and bruising senior running back Madre London (6-1, 202).
A polished QB
"One of Wade's biggest focuses when he got here was putting weight on and he did that, nearly 20 pounds,'' Casullo said.
"He's a very polished quarterback with great zip on slants and great touch on fade routes. The one thing our offensive coordinator was really impressed with was how quickly Wade learned the playbook, which says a lot of his knowledge and development as a quarterback.''
Linder said it didn't take Freebeck long either to win his teammates over, impressing them with his work ethic in the weight room and the old "first guy, last guy out deal" on most days over the summer.
One of five senior quarterbacks between Miami-Dade and Broward with commitments to BCS conference schools, Freebeck already got his college decision out of the way, picking the University of Pittsburgh near the end of June.
Choosing Pitt, he said, was probably easier for him than picking Aquinas over Western.
Natural competitor
Freebeck said he speaks to his old friends and teammates at Western regularly.
"At the end of the day, you have to do what's best for your future so that's what took place,'' Freebeck said. "My personality, I'm a natural competitor in every aspect of life.
"It should definitely be a fun challenge. I feel like if we stay together as a team, we can be where we want to be in the end.''
Freebeck's mom said what Raiders fans can expect to see from her son — who also has a grade-point average over 4.0 — is a very driven and competitive young man who feels very fortunate to be behind the wheel of Aquinas' offense.
"He takes the responsibility very seriously and knows a lot of people are watching him,'' she said. "This is an opportunity to take his play to a whole different level.''


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'A very clever bowler who never got bored'November 6, 2012
Glenn McGrath, tremendous bowler. His record speaks for itself. He was very much a part of that fantastic Australian side that would probably rival Clive Lloyd's West Indies side for quality and longevity of success - and McGrath and Shane Warne were mainly responsible for it. Batsmen have to score the runs obviously, but to win Test matches you've got to take 20 wickets, and McGrath played a huge part in that.
He wasn't particularly quick; he was lively enough. When he first started, he was quicker, actually. When I first played against him, in Brisbane in the early nineties, he was raw, and he wasn't as finely tuned as he became. He had an action that was repeatable; he had a strong action; he had tremendous control. You literally could put a dinner plate on the pitch on a length and he would just run up and hit that area ball after ball after ball. The ball may nip back, may go away, but the length would always be the same.
Because of his pace, you wanted to try and get forward to him, but it was that in-between length that you can't get forward to - if you do, it might find your outside edge; if you hang back, he might nip it back and trap you lbw. He just had great control of both the new ball and the old ball, but the new ball especially. His record of getting out the openers was quite exceptional. I think he got Michael Atherton out maybe 20 times or something in his career. That speaks volumes of McGrath, because Atherton was a tremendous player.
You never felt as though you could get on top of McGrath. I've played against him a lot; he got me out on numerous occasions. He would bowl a ball - you could hit the ball, don't worry about that, it wasn't dot ball after dot ball, but you could never really get right on top of him.
You could try and pull him off his length, in 2002-03, Michael Vaughan had that tremendous series [in Australia] and he actually pulled McGrath off his natural length, because the pitches bounce that little bit more in Australia. That's probably the only time that I saw an international batsman take him on and win the battle, and credit to Vaughan for that. With me, if he bowled it short, I'd look to pull or hook him, and if he over-pitched, try and drive him. But those balls were few and far between. He got me out I remember, at Lord's [1997], in the second innings. I got out hooking, caught at fine leg. In the first innings, he used the slope very well - he use to bowl from the Pavilion End - at Lord's, so [he'd] pitch outside off stump and bring it back into you. I let balls go, let balls go, and then he bowled this one ball which I thought was as wide as the others, but obviously it was fractionally straight. I shouldered arms and it nipped back and knocked my off stump out without my playing a shot.
He was a very clever bowler. It was a fact that he never got bored, and the secret to cricket really, bat or bowl, is who is going to get bored first. If you don't get bored and you keep doing the same thing, you've got a chance of being successful. If you want to gamble a little bit, then you open up the risk of being beaten by the opposition.
When you play against any bowler - let's choose McGrath here as the example - as the batsman you always want to try and be in charge. You want to be the boss. That doesn't mean try and hit every ball for four or six, but you've got to make sure you're positive in defence and positive in attack. So you have clear-cut plans and ideas, but again, you've got to play each ball on its merit. You wouldn't say that it's Glenn McGrath, so let's all start panicking, or anything like that. Any bowler is entitled to bowl a good ball, any bowler is entitled to bowl a bad ball. But the very, very good bowlers, of which McGrath was one, bowl very few poor deliveries. So you knew that your scoring rate was going to be slightly different. It was a game of patience, as I mentioned earlier, and you just had to line the ball up.
Keeps coming back to that saying of mine that the game revolves around the top of off stump. When it's a bowler like McGrath at work at the top of off stump, you as a batsman have to defend the top of off stump and then look for scoring opportunities. But it was hard work because he would string the dot balls together, he would bowl wicket-taking deliveries, and you just hoped that your defence was good enough to see the good balls out. And if he bowled a bad ball, you had to make sure you punished him, because if you missed out, then you'd have to wait quite a few more before he bowled another loose one.
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Offshore Sarasota Superbowl Sunday
Went offshore superbowl sunday with the intentions of catching a Mako but like always the weather man was wrong again, was suppose to be 10-15kts with 2-3ft seas but after hitting the 20 mile mark it was easy 4-5ft with a few 6 footers mixed in. So changed plans on the way out and decided to opt out of targeting a 200-400lb high jumping shark (a bit too dangerous in rough conditions) and go for some snapper and Ajs.
Ended up with a 20lb cobia, some nice 4-5lb mangs, some yellowtail snapper, b-liners, porgie, AJs in the 30-40lb class, oh and a african pompano.
Ran in around 2pm and made it home for the Bowl
Capt. Tim
Fishing Show update
Hey everyone,
I put a report on here a few months ago about shooting a new fishing show and I am pleased to tell you that the Sarasota Episode will air January 29th 3pm and February 2nd 7am on NBC Sports. The name of the show is GAFF LIFE, please tune in or set your DVR's to watch!
Captain Tim Noe
Monster triple tail off sarasota/longboat
Hey guys!
Went out for a few hours today with one of the mates that I work with to target some triple tail since he told me he has never caught or eaten one. So we left the dock around 12:30pm with a few dozen hand pick shrimp in search of some triple tail. Started running the crab pots and with in minutes we had our first tail in the box, only about a 16 incher but a good way to start the day. For the next half hour or so we probably caught 7-10 shorts between 12-15 inches and then I see the beast of triple tail hanging on a buoy. We throw the biggest shrimp we had on a circle hook, put it right in front of his nose and he sucked it down! Ended up fighting that fish for almost 15 min but we finaly got him in the boat and we put him on the scale to see what he weighed………. 18 POUNDS!!!!!!
High fives all around and we were off for some more, about 20 minutes later I run across another monster, ended up catching him too and he weighed 11 Pounds. So with our cooler full of meat we head in to fillet our catch. Was great conditions out there, it was slick calm and sunny, we probably saw over 20 tails out there including the ones we caught.
Here are some pics, enjoy!
Captain Tim
Sarasota Bay gag grouper, last day loosers!
Today being the last day for gags I decided I wanted to get some more fillets in the freezer before our government puts a permanent ban on them all together. So I call up one of the other captains I work with and tell him to meet me at the dock around 1pm to do some fishing. I load up a few pounds of sardines and some heavy gear because these gags in the bay are tough!!! I mean really, really tough, the gag on the far right in the picture below is 31 inches and he almost pulled me in the water. We are using penn senator 6/0 with 60lb mono, 100lb fluorocarbon leader, 10/0 Circle hooks and locked down drags (this is more like combat than fishing).
So we get out to my "super secret" spot in sarasota bay, I start chumming to get the grouper out of their holes and to the back of the boat. With in 40 min we had out limit of gags ranging from 24-31inches, a few break-offs from what had to be some monsters and 2 nice flounder. On a quick side note there have been more flounder in the bay than I have seen in the entire time I have fished sarasota, two weeks ago 2 ladys on my boat got 17 flounder in 2 hours and I have been getting between 3-10 keepers on almost every trip! Just thought I would let you guys know (go flounder fishing).
Here are some before and after photos from today
Then after beer batter
Fishing Show shoot out of Sarasota
Hey everybody been a while since I have put up a report been super busy but with all this wind I have nothing to do so I decided to give you guys a update.
Around the end of September I get a call from a buddy of mine that is a camera guy for a new fishing show that will be on NBC Sports in January 2013 called Gaff Life. He calls me and said they were going to shoot a show in North Carolina but there was some bad weather so it got canceled and would I be able to put a offshore trip together for the show? So of course I said hell yeah, called my boss who owns the Flying Fish Fleet and I tell him what we want to do and we quickly put a trip together. Two days later at 3:00am we are loading the 43ft Hatteras "Big Catch" with 4 camera guys, the host, one of our good clients, myself and the captain for a 36 hour trip.
As the sun breaks over the horzion we are greeted with a steady 15+kt wind and some thunderstorms in our path, so we did some creative driving and got out to some decent water to start trolling. We are running a simple 5 spread with lures, ballyhoo and some skirted lures, with in 30 min we start getting bites, mahi, bonita, and cudas are just eating everything we put out. After about a dozen scholie sized mahi we pull the smaller lures in and switch them out for larger ones to target something bigger. Few hours go by and all of the sudden a big sailfish crushes the left flat runs for about 30ft, thrashes his bill and the hook pops out………darn. By this time we are about it 220ft of water and we see a nice show on the bottom finder so we pull the trolling lines in and drop down to the bottom to see what is down there. Ended up finding some red grouper and Red porgy (delicious by the way) so we put about a dozen of each in the cooler and put the trolling lines back in and off we went. About an hour before the sun goes down the right flat starts screeming and we are finaly greeted with a nice wahoo.
As we were trolling we ran over a nice 6ft ledge in 260Ft of water so the captain decided that would be a good place to anchor up for the night, we were planning to run out to the steps for some swordfish but the weather was not on our side, we had steady 4-6ft seas and thunderstorms in the distance and we had been getting rained on through out the day too. So we set the anchor (twice because of the nasty conditions) and settle in for a long night, I start switching out the trolling rods for bottom fishing gear and preping the baits. By this time its about midnight and everyone is starting to relax and get some sleep, except for me……. I mean its not every day that you get to night fish on a 6ft ledge 75 miles offshore in the gulf. So im fishing while everyone else is sleeping and im pulling in monster red snapper one after another they all had to be over 20lbs, vented and released the snapper and now im starting to get tired so I tell myself one more drop. On the same hook I put on a whole boston mackeral and a giant swordfish squid and send it down to the bottom…. with in 2 seconds I feel something big grab it and take off! After a brutal fight a 40lb gag comes in the boat, all the commotion wakes everyone up and then they all want to start fishing too. One of the camera guys grabs my rod, puts a bait on and gets hit on the way down, everyone thinks its going to be a small shark but ends up being a 28lb black fin. After that tuna a big thunderstorm moved in over us and shut the fishing down so we all grabed some sleep while we could.
The next morning thunderstorms still around us we decide to start heading back in for the spear fishing segment of the show, we get to a spot in about 90ft of water and divers go down and end up with 6 more nice gags and a 45Lb cobia. After that we headed in to clean the fish and get some real sleep for a change. A few days later we shot the inshore portion of the show since I run the flying fish fleets inshore boat. We mainly targeted snook and we also made a little detour to catch some gags that I knew were still holding in Sarasota Bay. We used the shows inshore 22ft Bonefish boat as the fishing boat and my charter boat the 24 pathfinder as the camera boat. Had a great time in the bay, landed about 8 snook over 30 inches and 3 gags that went home for dinner.
Here are some photos from the adventure, also a short video of the wahoo being caught.
Thaks for reading
Captain Tim
WAHOO VIDEO: ——> http://youtu.be/PrOnI_-fHrI
July 8th offshore report
Quick update on the offshore reports, had a 10hr trip first spot we get to 20 minutes and we had our 6 person limit on red snapper and several chunky red grouper we moved spots because the snapper were eating everything we tried to get to the bottom for grouper. Second stop resulted in some real nice gags and a half a dozen fat mangos. We check a few more spots and finished our limit on gags, reds and we even threw a few lane snappers in the box. We had about 2 hours to kill so we trolled for a bit and we had on what we think was a wahoo but after almost dumping 300-400 yards off a TLD 25 the hook just fell out………….DAMN! We trolled for a bit more and only ended up with some bonita. Most of the day was spent in 145ft of water west nort west of Sarasota, baits of choice were boston mackeral and live pinfish. Here is a picture of some of the better fish of the day
Captain Tim
Quick Offshore sarasota area report
I was out Thursday and today, offshore water is getting very clean, thursday we had a 6hr trip went out to 105ft of water north west of big pass ended up getting 4 keeper gags, 6 red grouper, a 22inch flounder, bunch of big key west grunts, 10 mangs (one was 7lbs!) and a 74lb Cobia…….. The cobia story is great and I will have to tell it at the next meeting! Today we had a short 4hr trip, went out to some ledges in 55ft of water off sarasota, 3 keeper gags, 2 red grouper, 2 mangos, some large spanish macks, and about a dozen key west grunts.
Captain Tim Noe
Offshore report May & June
Sorry for not puting these reports up sooner I have been super busy.
Red grouper bite has been on fire from 70ft on out to target your keeper sized fish, broken hard bottom and ledges have been the best way to go. Best baits have been spanish sardines, squid, cut bonita and pinfish, some days they will eat one over the other and drifting has been the key to limit out.
Mangrove snapper has been good some days and not good on other days, the main factor is to watch the soluner tables and fish at the right times when they are feeding best. If the bite is slow start chuming on the bottom and get the fish fired up, dont be affraid to try different baits like shrimp, cut sardines, small chunks of bonita and even small pinfish. To have a really productive trip try fishing at night near and on the full moon dont be supprised if you get some lane snapper and yellow tail too!
Red snapper has been steady from 125ft on out but look for your larger ones to come in from that 150ft depth and deeper. Try to target broken hard bottom, ledges and when running from one spot to another watch your bottom finder for new spots. The bait of choice for them has been frozen sardines and squid with a few being taken on live pinfish. On a side note the has been alot of schoolie dolphin in that same depth so have a pitch bait ready at all times.
Near shore has been productive for grunts, flounder, spanish mackeral and I even got a HOGFISH in 25ft of water off venice!
Here are some pics of some recent trips.
Be safe out there and catch some fish!
Captain Tim Noe
****Gag Grouper opens on July 1st and Red snapper closes July 10th so get in while the action is RED HOT!****
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Tyson Foods says they're making sure animals are being treated properly at their suppliers' farms.
Audits have already begun on some of the 3,000 independent hog farms that supply the company. The Farm Check Program will eventually audit chicken and cattle farms as well. The program checks on the animal's access to food and water, proper human interaction, and worker training.
We received a statement from the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals or PETA Tuesday which says Tyson needs to stop cruelty practices like placing mother pigs in tight crates. They claim auditing will not fix these problems.
Tyson says they're willing to fix any issues. President & CEO Donnie Smith says, "We know that the farmers who supply us are the best in the world. And I think these audits are going to verify that. But if we do find problems, then we want to work with the farmer to fix those problems right away."
Currently, Tyson personnel are conducting the exams, but the company plans to also add independent auditors as they expand the program in a little over a year.
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Road to Bali: New Faces Emerge
Published March 11, 2010 12:00
Nine International events are in the books so far in 2010, and they have produced nine different winners, making the quest to qualify for a spot in Bali all the more intriguing.
Eight players who capture at least one International tournament during the year and who are not participating in singles in Doha will qualify for the second annual Commonwealth Bank Tournament of Champions from November 4 to 7. The $600,000, single-elimination event will be held at the Bali International Convention Centre.
Who's leading the Road to Bali? Check out the new leaderboard here!"
Kim Clijsters and Yanina Wickmayer were victorious the first week of 2010 in Brisbane and Auckland, respectively. Wickmayer is the only International event winner so far who played in Bali last year. The next week, Alona Bondarenko won in Hobart.
Vera Zvonareva defended her Pattaya City crown the week of February 8. The following week, Maria Sharapova won in Memphis - her second Tour singles title since returning from an injury layoff - and Mariana Duque Marino captured her first career Tour title in Bogotá. The week after that, Venus Williams defended her Acapulco title, and Alisa Kleybanova won her first career Tour singles title at the inaugural Kuala Lumpur event. Finally, the week of March 1, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova won her first Tour singles title in Monterrey.


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The members of a grand jury that investigated child sex trafficking in Miami-Dade County were surprised by something they found in their research: Nobody seems to know the best way to treat the victims.
The grand jury, which convened for about seven months starting last November, released a report Tuesday detailing its findings on the local human trafficking trade.
The report describes how many victims run away from shelters only to return to the men who enslaved them. Often the girls believe themselves to be in romantic relationships with their pimps. In some cases, they try to recruit new victims for their traffickers from among other shelter residents.
"It is time to commission a definitive study to determine once and for all what are the evidence-based best practices for the treatment and care of victims of domestic sex trafficking," the report says. "It is, frankly, completely shameful that this has not been accomplished by now."
Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernández Rundle said that human trafficking has become a priority for her office. But the question still remains of what to do with victims once they are in state custody, given how many of them form "trauma bonds" with their victimizers.
"Sometimes the bond is so strong that the victim actually sees this sex trafficker as a savior," Fernández Rundle said. "It takes a rewiring of their whole way of thinking."
The in-depth study on victim treatment was one of 13 suggestions presented by the grand jury in its report. Among the others were establishing protections similar to those used for victims of domestic violence, such as issuing restraining orders against aggressors and setting up safe houses.
The 21 members of the grand jury were willing to acknowledge their initial ignorance on the subject of human trafficking in Miami-Dade.
"We thought human trafficking consisted of foreign-born persons brought under false pretenses to this country and put into forced labor, be it for sexual exploitation or otherwise," the report says. "We were shocked and appalled to discover that, in what we thought was our modern, enlightened society, slavery still exists right under our noses"
That slavery begins when predators manipulate young girls, primarily ones from poor families, turning them into sex workers around the ages of 12 or 13. The grand jury was clear in stating that the real criminals are not the girls but the men who recruit them.
"Maybe he tells her he can get her a job 'modeling.' Or maybe he throws out the bait, asking if she needs a place to live," the jury wrote. "This may go on for a while, until one day the abuse begins. The manipulator might say to her, 'Hey, did you really think you could live here for free? You can pay the rent by having sex with my buddy.' "
The number of human trafficking victims in Miami-Dade is unknown, since the crime is very rarely reported. Nevertheless, experts call South Florida one of the three capitals of human trafficking, which at the national level is a $36 billion industry. The Miami metro area has also been ranked third in the nation in terms of the prevalence of child sex trafficking.


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