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7:05 PM ET, June 19, 2012
PNC Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
W: K. Correia (3-6)
L: S. Diamond (5-3)
PITTSBURGH -- Even as Kevin Correia struggled, Pittsburgh Pirates manager Clint Hurdle stayed patient.It was just a year ago, after all, the right-hander was an All-Star.For a night, Correia provided a needed reminder, pitching 5 1/3 shutout innings to lead the Pirates to a 7-2 win over the reeling Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night.Correia (3-6) allowed four hits to go with a walk and two strikeouts to earn his first victory at PNC Park since beating Baltimore on June 22, 2011."I knew (the wins) would come," Correia said. "We're starting to hit."Andrew McCutchen drilled his 12th homer among his three hits, and Josh Harrison and Clint Barmes also notched three hits apiece for Pittsburgh, which has won three straight to climb four games above .500 (35-31).Minnesota's Scott Diamond (5-3) gave up three runs in 5 1/3 innings to lose his second straight start. Denard Span hit a two-run homer for the Twins, who have dropped five of six."We didn't have a lot of chances," Minnesota manager Ron Gardenhire said. "We had a couple, but Correia made his pitches when he had to."The Twins began the day with the highest batting average in interleague play (.306) but mustered little on a steamy night when Correia seemed to recapture his 2011 form.The 31-year-old Correia was a surprise All-Star selection last season after winning 11 games before the break, but since then has been in an 11-month funk -- winning only three of his previous 20 starts, dating to last July. None of those victories came at home, where he had been 0-6 since that win over the Orioles.Though hardly overpowering, Correia kept the ball away from the middle of the plate while grinding through 97 pitches."My slider was pretty good, I think," he said. "All my stuff was pretty decent, so I was able to keep them off balance."Correia's only trouble spot came in the sixth inning, when a walk and a single put runners on the corners with one out, and he gave way to Tony Watson. The Twins loaded the bases before Watson struck out former Pirates catcher Ryan Doumit to end the threat.Diamond wasn't nearly as crisp. The 25-year-old pitcher has been one of the few good stories this season for the underachieving Twins. He won five of his first seven starts thanks to impeccable control.He had issues in a loss to the Phillies last week and kept the ball in the strike zone a little too much against the Pirates, who no longer look like one of the weakest offensive teams in the majors. Diamond gave up four runs, walked two and struck out one as his ERA rose from 2.13 to 2.57."Something doesn't feel completely right after that (hot) start and I think it's just a little bit of work in the (bullpen)," Diamond said. "I've got to refine the curveball a little bit, too. It just wasn't coming out right."Pittsburgh, which was last in nearly every major statistical category for the first two months of the season, is third in the National League in runs scored in June, adding to the total on a night the ball had little trouble carrying through the oppressive heat.Harrison gave the Pirates a 1-0 lead in the first with help from Minnesota leftfielder Josh Willingham. Harrison smacked Diamond's fastball toward the wall in left.Willingham initially broke forward before giving chase. He leaped just as the ball caromed off the top of the wall. Instead of grabbing it, however, Willingham could only watch as the ball deflected into the stands for Harrison's second homer of the season."I didn't realize it," Willingham said. "Somebody told me but it really didn't hit me hard enough because I ran into the wall at the same time."Gardenhire didn't challenge the call, though maybe he would have if there was expanded replay in baseball. The hit was not reviewable."From our viewpoint it looked like a home run," Gardenhire said. "Maybe we need instant replay, give me a red flag and I'll throw it out there."Casey McGehee's sacrifice fly in the fifth gave the Pirates a 2-0 lead, and Pittsburgh pushed it to 4-0 an inning later. Barmes, who lifted his batting average to .200 for the first time this season, doubled in Pedro Alvarez, and Matt Hague grounded into a fielders' choice.Span's two-run homer briefly made it interesting before McCutchen responded with a two-run shot of his own.
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Minnesota C Joe Mauer didn't play while nursing a bruised right quad. Gardenhire said Mauer could have pinch-hit if necessary but "couldn't run." ... Twins closer Matt Capps was also rested but said he is close to 100 percent after having inflammation in his right (throwing) shoulder in a loss to Milwaukee last Friday. ... The Pirates are 16-2 this season when they have at least 10 hits in a game. ... The series continues on Wednesday as Pittsburgh's Erik Bedard (4-7, 4.36 ERA) faces Minnesota's Francisco Liriano (1-7, 6.24).
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|J Harrison homered to left (379 feet).
|C McGehee hit sacrifice fly to center, J Harrison scored, A McCutchen to third.
|C Barmes doubled to deep center, P Alvarez scored.
|M Hague grounded out to shortstop, C Barmes scored.
|D Span homered to right (391 feet), J Carroll scored.
|A McCutchen homered to left (355 feet), J Harrison scored.
|R Barajas hit sacrifice fly to left, N Walker scored.
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-- The reigning 2012 CHL Champion Fort Wayne Komets will make their debut in the ECHL on home ice when the 2012-13 campaign gets underway Friday, Oct. 12 at 8pm at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum.
The long-time rival Kalamazoo Wings will return to help the Komets launch another chapter in the team's history as the 61st season of Komet hockey in Fort Wayne gets underway. Fort Wayne fans haven't seen the Wings since Kalamazoo bolted from the IHL for the ECHL after the 2008-09 season. The last time the Wings visited the Memorial Coliseum was April 24, 2009 when the Komets escaped with a 3-2 overtime win to take a 3-2 first-round series lead before clinching the series at Kalamazoo 5-3 April 25, 2009 in the last meeting. The season opener will be the sixth time Kalamazoo has visited for a Fort Wayne home opener. It will be the third season opener between the two rivals. The last time the two teams met for a season opener was Oct. 8, 1988. Kalamazoo also visits for the conclusion of 2012-13 on Saturday, March 30.
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A visit to Boca Grande on Gasprilla Island will reward you with a unique respite from the crowded, traffic-congested, high rise experience that many vacation spots offer. Some guests who have enjoyed it call it Florida's Paradise Island, and return yearly.
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For many years, along with my brother's family who live in Tampa, we rented at Sea Oats for a beach/fishing vacation. We enjoyed the island and the area so much that in 1989 we jointly bought a condo at Sea Oats. In 2000 we decided to purchase #324 and have separate ownership. We visit the condo several times a year, sometimes with family. We find this quiet, beautiful island to be by far the best vacation spot on the Gulf Coast of Florida.


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Bandelier National Monument15 Entrance Road , Los-Alamos, New-Mexico 87544
|Bandelier's historic visitor center's lobby and bookstore have reopened. A high-definition park film is showing in the new auditorium. Brand new exhibits are on display in the park's museum. Come and see what's new at Bandelier.
Black Mesa Golf Club115 State Rd 399, La-Mesilla, New-Mexico 87532
|The environment at Black Mesa is pure, absent of any man-made distractions. As you enter the site, your first glimpse of the course gives you a taste of this vast, dramatic property. Designed by architect Baxter Spann, Black Mesa has a wild Irish links look to it, particularly in the spring after a wet winter when the native grasses are leafy and blowing in the breeze. The course plays through dramatic sandstone ridges with Black Mesa visible from several locations. Each hole features characteristics that make them both strategic and memorable in its own unique way. The layout showcases distinctive bunkering, native arroyos as hazards, and green contouring in keeping with the scale of the natural landforms. A great course tests both the mind and the body, and this statement holds true for Black Mesa. From the first tee shot, you realize that mental strategy is essential, while the course's expansive fairways and greens allow it to be played more easily than it appears. "I have been designing courses for more than 25 years," said Spann. "More than any other project, I eagerly anticipated every trip I made to this course, always knowing I would find something new to experience. I hope that golfers will feel the same way about Black Mesa."
El Camino Real de los Tejas National Historic TrailP.O. Box 728 , Santa-Fe, New-Mexico 87504
¡Hola! Bienvenidos al Camino Real de los Tejas National Historic Trail. Come on a journey that will carry you through 300 years of Texas and Louisiana frontier settlement and development.
El Camino Real de los Tejas National Historic TrailP.O. Box 728 , Santa-Fe, New-Mexico 87504
|¡Hola! Bienvenidos al Camino Real de los Tejas National Historic Trail. Come on a journey that will carry you through 300 years of Texas and Louisiana frontier settlement and development.
El Camino Real de Los Tejas National Historic TrailP.O. Box 728, Sante-Fe,-NM, Texas 87504
|The El Camino Real de los Tejas National Historic Trail begins in Natchitoches, Louisiana, and goes through Texas to Mexico. The trail has a 2,500 mile length. The El Camino Real de Los Tejas was first marked by Spanish settlers more than three hundred years ago as one of the many royal roads that connected the more distant Spanish possessions in the New World with Mexico City, although native Americans used portions of the trail for trading much earlier than that. It was designated as a national historic trail in 2004.
El Camino Real de Tierra AdentroPO Box 728 , Santa-Fe, New-Mexico 87504
|Take a journey on El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail to savor 300 years of heritage and culture in the Southwest.
Fort Union National MonumentPO Box 127, Watrous, New-Mexico 87753
|Fort Union was established in 1851 as the guardian of the Santa Fe Trail. During its forty-year history, three different forts were constructed close together. The third Fort Union was the largest in the American Southwest, and functioned as a military garrison, territorial arsenal, and military supply depot for the southwest. The largest visible network of Santa Fe Trail ruts can be seen here.
Los Alamos County Golf Club4250 Diamond Dr., Los-Alamos, New-Mexico 87544
|Nestled atop the beautiful mesas below the Jemez Mountains, Los Alamos Golf Course offers a challenging 6500 yard par 72, 18 hole layout. Through a multitude of ponderosa pines and cottonwood trees the sloping fairways and small push-up greens provide a challenge to all levels of golfers. This beautifully maintained golf course, built in 1947 by the Atomic Energy Commission, is the second oldest 18 hole golf course in New Mexico. Owned and operated by the County of Los Alamos, the community is proud of its unique municipal course with such tremendous golfing value. Panoramic vistas and clear, fresh mountain air at an elevation of 7300 feet provide a beautiful setting to beat the summer heat and enjoy an unforgettable golfing experience.
Marty Sanchez Links de Santa Fe205 Caja del Rio, Santa-Fe, New-Mexico 87501
|Marty Sanchez Links is Santa Fe's Golf Course of Choice. Highly acclaimed as one of the best municipal courses in the Southwest offering great rates, uncompromised golf services and amenities, and an award-winning Professional staff. 18-HOLE & "GREAT 28" The moment you approach the first tee, you'll marvel at the incomparable 360º views of three mountain ranges. The stunning panorama remains constant through the 18 championship holes designed by Baxter Spann and the 9-hole executive course named one of Travel & Leisure Golf's Top Five Big Little Courses, perfect for a quick round of golf.
Northern Rio Grande National Heritage AreaPO BOX 610 , Española, New-Mexico 87532
|Stretching from Albuquerque to the Colorado border, the heritage area includes Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, and Taos counties. It encompasses a mosaic of cultures, including the Jicarilla Apache, 8 Pueblo tribes, and the descendants of Spanish colonists who settled in the area beginning in 1598, a generation before the Mayflower landed at Plymouth Rock.


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Update from DNR (5/26/2013 12:30pm) -- Indiana Conservation
Officers with help from Kosciusko County's Dive Team resumed search and
recovery operations early Wednesday morning. Edward Hundley, 70, of Warsaw, was
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Update from Indiana Conservation (5/25/2013 9:15 PM) -- Indiana Conservation Officer Jonathon Boyd tells us that the search for a man last seen in Little Chapman Lake has been suspended for the night due to weather. They are trying to get their divers out of the water. The search will resume tomorrow morning.
Update from DNR (5/25/2013 8:00 PM) -- Indiana Conservation Officers are searching Little Chapman Lake for an elderly male that went missing around 3:50pm today. Witnesses stated that the subject was swimming from a pontoon boat when went underwater. (Warsaw 5/25/2013) -- A search is underway for a man last seen in the waters of Little Chapman Lake near Warsaw.
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources tells FOX28 the man is in 70's.
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Sioux Falls, SD (KELO-AM) 'Tech Ed Works For Me' is a new collaborative initiative based at Southeast Tech to get more young people interested in technical careers.
The Tech Foundation's Nancee Sturdevant say they'll reach out with new advertising, through social media and with tech talks to parents and students at local high schools. She says there is not a day that goes by that Southeast Tech does not get calls from employers looking for skilled workers.
The initial investment for the new initiative came from Foward Sioux Falls and now more than 25 industry organizations and businesses have joined the awareness campaign.


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Mazda is updating its Mazda Performance Series (MPS) line-up with new models that will target models like the future Insignia VXR and even the BMW M3. A MPS version for the Mazda2 will go on sale in late 2009, and a Mazda6 MPS will also arrive in 2010.
The Mazda6 MPS features new spoilers, large air intakes, lowered side skirts and bigger alloy wheels. It's believed that the model will use a turbocharged version of the 6's all-new 2.5-litre four-cylinder engine that will deliver 280bhp.
The car will cover 0-60mph in six seconds, with a top speed limited to 155mph. Mazda is expected to take the wraps off a concept version at October's Paris Motor Show and the production model should arrive in 2010.
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Me gusta estar al lado del camino, fumando el humo mientras todo pasa.
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Friendship train - 1947
After World War II came to a close, the country of France began the task of rebuilding a nation ravaged by war. Years of German occupation had left the French people in great need of life's everyday necessities. In his daily column, the Merry-go-round, noted Washington newspaperman Drew Pearson suggested that America come to the aid of its European friend. Inspired by Pearson's idea of a Friendship Train, newspapers all across the country joined in the effort and over forty million dollars worth of supplies were collected to send to France. Seven hundred boxcars of food, fuel, medicine, and clothing left on a ship from New York City and arrived in France on December 18, 1947.
Me quedo pensando con los ojos fijos y la sonrisa asomada entre mis labios, pienso en el pasado y en como el futuro está tan cercano a nuestro presente.
Mis ojos fascinados ante un libro de literatura universal, los suyos hojean uno de anatomía, él busca libros de diseño… Yo escribo una historia, ustedes la hacen.
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What an exhilarating win: Bucks 110 – Rockets 107
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|Ersan Ilyasova, SF 33 MIN | 8-13 FG | 3-3 FT | 10 REB | 0 AST | 0 STL | 1 BLK | 0 TO | 20 PTS | +2
With 47 rebounds over his last five games, he's starting to move the rebounding needle in the right direction. In both Dallas and Houston, Ersan got Milwaukee some major rebounds late in the game or at least kept balls alive so someone else could grab the board. When he can combine that sort of tough rebounding with the shooting he's demonstrated for the majority of this season, he's quite a player.
|Larry Sanders, C 35 MIN | 5-11 FG | 0-0 FT | 9 REB | 2 AST | 2 STL | 2 BLK | 2 TO | 10 PTS | -4
Typical Larry game, but with some awesome late game end-to-end hustle plays. His chasedown block of James Harden and then tap in on the other end kept the Bucks afloat when they desperately needed everything they could get on both ends. But he could cut back on the long jumpers. After drilling a bunch against Atlanta, he made just two of eight outside of 13 feet in Houston and Dallas.
|Monta Ellis, PG 45 MIN | 9-24 FG | 7-11 FT | 6 REB | 13 AST | 6 STL | 0 BLK | 3 TO | 27 PTS | +5
His fourth quarter alone was something to behold. Nine points, four assists, three rebounds and a steal. This was the finest game I've seen Monta play and his performance in a point guard role over the past two games has been revolutionary. He struggled a bit from the line, but any night Monta attempts 11 free throws is a fantastic night. He attacked all game and once again forced plenty of turnovers.
|Brandon Jennings, PG 30 MIN | 3-8 FG | 0-0 FT | 4 REB | 6 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 1 TO | 8 PTS | +1
It was surprising to see him come back in for the final three minutes with the Bucks down six, simply because Monta was effective playing the point and Redick is so obviously a better off ball solution. He waited too long to attack on the final possession, then couldn't get by Jeremy Lin. Fortunately Monta bailed him out with that ridiculous shot.
|John Henson, PF 13 MIN | 5-6 FG | 2-2 FT | 5 REB | 1 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 3 TO | 12 PTS | +6
A solid game of finishes for Henson. He stuck around the hoop and connected on most of the shots he put up. He rebounded effectively while he was out there as well.
|Mike Dunleavy, SF 31 MIN | 6-11 FG | 2-2 FT | 6 REB | 3 AST | 1 STL | 1 BLK | 4 TO | 16 PTS | +26
All of the scoring he displayed in Dallas along with some more rebounds. Terrific game from Dunleavy. He had one gaffe, a missed wide open layup in the fourth quarter, but Milwaukee corralled the offensive rebound and he got an open look from three that he drilled.
|J.J. Redick, SG 21 MIN | 6-11 FG | 0-0 FT | 0 REB | 1 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 1 TO | 14 PTS | -9
His shortest game as a Buck was a good one, though less impactful than his first two. He didn't have the ball quite as much. He and Ellis again showed some great chemistry in the fourth quarter. When Ellis would drive, Redick would find an opening where Ellis could kick it out.
Three Things We Saw
- This was a game of survival for the most part. Milwaukee went down by 17 in the first quarter, but kept chipping away at Houston's lead. They allowed 70 points in the paint and were outrebounded, but shot the three pretty well and played much better defense after the first quarter. They kept it close all game long and this time, the final play turned out in their favor.
- Patrick Beverly, a Rockets backup guard, was fun to watch. He applies a lot of pressure on the ball defensively and generally just kind of flies around in an enjoyable way. If you get a chance to watch the Rockets, keep your eye on number 12.
- Ellis has played over 40 minutes in seven straight games. In his past two games he has 49 points, 22 assists, 12 steals, 16 free throw attempts, four threes and two wins.
About the Author (Author Profile)Jeremy Schmidt writes the Milwaukee Bucks blog Bucksketball. He founded it in January of 2009 because he hated his job. It's like basketball, but with Bucks instead of basket. I know ... I'm sorry. He might come off as a bit negative, but I'm really not so bad. He just wants the Bucks to succeed, so he points out areas where they are coming up short. Someone has got to do it and he's ornery and opinionated enough to take on that task. He isn't sure if this should be in third person or not. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com if you must use e-mail.
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I like the one crazy bucks fan in the background
You talking about the guy in the grey shirt and red hat (the one that is screaming it looks like)?
Totally, I woulda killed to have been at this game. Watched it with my bro on a 20" monitor and we still freaked out. I've watched 20-30 games this year, and this is the first one that I actually watched the post game. Lucky guy!
What a great comeback on the road and after a tough game
the night before!
I wonder if the grades for Sanders in these
post-game posts are too low. The guy is so good
that maybe we're already taking him for granted.
Awesome statistics in assists and steals for Monta,
but generally speaking, way too many minutes and shots.
I hope that 24 shots and 45 minutes are the exception
rather than the rule. All-in-all, great stuff from Monta
– congrats! — but I am still guarding my enthusiasm.
Even as I want to applaud Monta without getting carried
away, I want to encourage Brandon without indulging his
funk. Whatever it is, Brandon, get over it; no one is
perfect and we understand that; we like you and want you
back in the game.
I'm rooting for Monta and Brandon and J.J. to play well both
physically and mentally. As has been pointed out by others
in this venue, there are plenty of minutes to go around.
We need all three of these guys to step up consistently!
Great games by Dunleavy and Henson in my opinion. We weren't matching up well and those guys came in and turned things around.
On the sad side Harris is still coming of the bench for Orlando, but he's been playing the PF position for Orlando and has shot 5 of 10, 7 of 9, and 9 of 12 for Orlando in the 3-games he has played since the trade.
Orlando has a new leading scorer coming off the bench since the Redick trade and his name is Tobias Harris !
I wouldn't feel too sad yet apdamico, Tobias Harris has been playing against second stringers mostly or in garbage minutes. Also, we still need to see how he responds when teams start scouting him out more, and on a team that is the second worst in the NBA, the points have to come from someone. Not only that, when he has been on the court he has been able to score a lot of points but he has given up more. I still think he will be a good role player and maybe decent starter but those aren't too hard to find. If he averages around 15 a game eventually, thats the same as Reddick. Yes we need a good small forward to start since Dunleavy is better coming off the bench but it didn't seem like Harris is a natural SF and Henson probably will be more productive at PF.
The Redick trade has changed some things but not exactly what we suspected. I've come to the conclusion that Redick was brought in because the Bucks had decided the same thing that most of us had. Monta Ellis is not a sufficient shooting guard. So Boylan and Hammond brainstormed and decided to put the ball in his hands and let Redick play more 2 guard.
This probably the real reason Brandon is reacting so poorly. Also, Ellis is responding so well to the change.
Stay tuned. It should be a BUMPY ride the rest of the way.
There's something to be said for staying positive ! After all the heartbreaks we've suffered in Feb., and that 103-102 loss to ATL at the BMO BC Sat. nite- we are rewarded with back 2 back road wins !
What fantastic efforts in both wins, down late in the game by 5 at Dallas, 6 at Houston and the BUCKS dig deep,and FIGHT HARD for final 3 mins. Im so happy they found ways to WIN these games-instead of finding ways to lose them. Lets hope this continues through March. The TEAM effort is enjoyable to watch, and lets hope Brandon can join in on TEAM effort.
6 straight close games, starting with the 76er win by 2 right before the all-star break. We are 3-3 in those 6-games, so one could say that the breaks evened out over the course of this stretch.
Just when I think I get out…
Trade deadline drama now turns into Brandon Jennings drama. These next 2 weeks or so are going to be very interesting, not just for the Bucks trying to stay in the playoffs, but for the future of this team. The Bucks could very well have all 3 guards back next year or just as easily have none of them back.
Maybe Jennings needs to spend the month of Feb. in the D league in the future, something is wrong with that guys psyche. He has completely vanished from games recently and he should be the third option at the guard spot.
Personally, I am still of the mindset that Brandon and Monta need to go in the off season. Then, hopefully the Bucks can bring in some younger talent that can actually provide hope.


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Something that didn't look possible after the Cincinnati Bengals fell to a 3-5 start was a vision of the postseason.
However, after a stout defense won a war of attrition against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Bengals find themselves locked into the No. 6 seed for the AFC playoff picture.
The win at Heinz Field means that the Bengals defeated one of the AFC North elites, the first time they have done so in Andy Dalton's short tenure as Cincinnati's quarterback. It also marked their sixth win in seven games.
Locked into their respective postseason seed, the Bengals could potentially face any of the AFC division winners in the wild card round. That is, their opponent could be either Houston, Denver, New England, or Baltimore. It depends on who exits Week 17 as the No. 3 seed.
That team will likely be the New England Patriots, who defeated the Bengals 38-24 in the most recent meeting between the two teams. That was the 2010 season opener.
Tom Brady and the New England offense have shown little reason to doubt the home team in this projected match-up. An established running game has helped the Patriots develop a more balanced playbook, and even the best defenses have had trouble stopping the Patriots' rhythm when they have the ball.
Just ask the San Francisco 49ers about their near-epic collapse in Week 15.
So how can the Bengals win against such odds? At first glance, chances seem pretty slim. Then again, the second and third glimpses don't reveal anything too promising either.


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Cosmo In Collette
Posted on August 1st, 2011
The Cosmopolitan Fun Fearless Female Awards took place last Wednesday night, and I want to thank each and everyone one that had ever stopped by and read Harper and Harley over the last few years and for those that have left me sweet and supportive messages. Without this support and loyal following I probably would have given up blogging by now and wouldn't have been nominated for such an amazing and humbling award.
I was very lucky and was able to borrow a gorgeous Collette Dinnigan dress - complete princess moment!! And for the curious ones I'm also wearing Samantha Wills earrings and Peeptoe heels and clutch.
Zanita took these beautiful photos of myself and Nicole (who was also nominated with me - which made the whole experience so much better), doesn't she look lovely in that Aje dress?! wowzers.
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When Electronics Go Green, Everybody WinsDecember 8, 2008 6:25 am | by Jeff Ittel, senior vice president of semiconductors, Avnet Electronics Marketing | Comments
For members of the electronics supply chain, going "green" is not just a short-term marketing scheme rife with buzzwords but short on substance. Granted, the tech sector has jumped on its share of bandwagons, but this movement is different. It's not just about pioneering technologies, building a positive public image, padding the bottom line or even "doing the right thing." It's all of the above. When state-of-the-art electronic products are energy efficient, environmentally sustainable, and cost effective, everyone wins.
Embedded Systems: A Legacy and a Bright Future for the VMEbusDecember 5, 2008 11:05 am | by Ray Alderman, Executive Director, VITA | Comments
In October of 1981, three semiconductor companies announced the open-architecture VMEbus, spawned by the introduction of the Motorola 68000 microprocessor. After 27 years, the VMEbus still holds the largest market share of all buses and boards. Today's bus technologies have lives measured in months, so why has the VMEbus survived and prospered while other buses have rapidly gone by the wayside? (Engineers use the terms VMEbus and VME interchangeably.)
Celebrating the year's best productsDecember 5, 2008 8:32 am | by Chris Warner, Executive Editor | Comments
All around, 2008 has been a very trying year. Each day seemed to bring a new round of bad news, whether it was the real estate bubble bursting, stock markets plummeting, or the "big three" automakers petitioning congress for a bailout similar to the one given to some of the nation's largest banks. In the electronics industry, lackluster consumer confidence, fueled by the global economic crisis...
Industry Focus: When Electronics Go Green, Everybody WinsDecember 4, 2008 11:45 am | by Jeff Ittel, senior vice president of semiconductors, Avnet Electronics Marketing | Comments
For members of the electronics supply chain, going "green" is not just a short-term marketing scheme rife with buzzwords but short on substance. Granted, the tech sector has jumped on its share of bandwagons, but this movement is different. It's not just about pioneering technologies, building a positive public image, padding the bottom line or even "doing the right thing." It's all of the above. When state-of-the-art electronic products are energy efficient, environmentally sustainable, and cost effective, everyone wins.
Brainstorm: New Year TechNovember 24, 2008 9:34 am | by Edited by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Comments
What technology will have the biggest impact in 2009?
Industry Focus: Eliminating Medical Device RF InterferenceNovember 19, 2008 9:44 am | by Christopher Keuling, Associate Editor | Comments
Wireless RF interference found in medical devices causes tainted results and misdiagnoses. Medical professionals and patients rely on these results to pursue the correct course of action for a given illness. There are several companies and collaborations looking into solutions of how to reduce and/or remove interference in the medical field. This month, we take a look at some of the causes of wireless interference and answers that are being worked on now in today's medical devices, as well as future devices.
Cover Story: PCB Routers Cut Time and CopperNovember 19, 2008 9:12 am | by Jon Titus, Senior Technical Editor | Comments
At 3:00 PM on a Friday afternoon you devise a new design for a low-noise amplifier you've worked on for months. You want to try the circuit right away, but a quick-turn printed-circuit board (PCB) house cannot deliver boards until next week. You know another engineering group uses a PCB router to produce prototype boards in about an hour, so you decide to try it.
Embedded Systems: C and C++ Tools Reduce Code ErrorsNovember 19, 2008 8:44 am | by Jon Titus, Senior Technical Editor | Comments
Programmers now have many tools that help reduce or eliminate problems. Unfortunately, they might not know these tools exist. "In 1998, the UK's Motor Industry Software Reliability Association (MISRA) published their standard for the C language to promote 'safe C' in the UK automotive industry," explained Chris Tapp, a field-applications engineer at LDRA. "The software industry has seen MISRA-C as a way to encourage good programming practice, focus on coding rules, and ensure well designed and tested safe code."
Semiconductor Highlight: Leadless Packages Empower Your DesignNovember 19, 2008 6:15 am | by Ian Moulding, Business Manager, Diodes Incorporated | Comments
Semiconductor packaging has evolved from the through-hole packages of the 1970's, through surface mount leaded packaging in the 1990's to leadless package technologies of today such as quad/dual flat no leads (QFN/DFN), ball grid arrays (BGA) and chip scale packaging (CSP). It can be argued that it is semiconductor package innovations such as these that have allowed the industry to exploit the successive IC process shrinks and achieve product performances that were previously unobtainable.
Holiday wishesNovember 18, 2008 8:46 am | by Alix Paultre, Editor-in-Chief | Comments
As Halloween blurs into the great amorphous mass that is the combined orgy of Thanksgiving eating and Christmas Holiday shopping, we take the time to look at some of the things we'd like to see in our holiday gift baskets. Beyond the obligatory wishes for world peace and international understanding, there are some nice toys out there, too.
On the Light Side: Optical Sensors Aid Oil DrillingNovember 17, 2008 10:00 am | by Alfred Poor, Contributing Editor | Comments
If you're not familiar with the modern oil industry, you might think that drilling for oil still resembles the scene in the movie "Giant", where James Dean's character hits a classic Texas gusher. The truth is that it's much harder than that to get oil out of the ground these days. Most of the oil exists in a solid form, trapped in rock crevices or layers of sand. And oil drilling companies are using light to help get it out.
Semiconductor Highlight: Solutions for Complex DC/DC Power Conversion NeedsNovember 17, 2008 6:03 am | by Ingrid Kugler & Alfred Hesener, Fairchild Semiconductor | Comments
In embedded DC-DC converters in industrial applications like test and measurement equipment or embedded computing, the system architecture can be quite complex, with many different output voltage and current, ripple, EMI and power sequencing requirements. This article will explore the impact of the choice of the converter power stages in DC-DC applications.
Brainstorm: Holiday Wish ListNovember 13, 2008 6:15 am | by Edited by Jason Lomberg | Comments
As the holidays approach, what product or technology is on your wish list?
Issues and AnswersNovember 11, 2008 11:37 am | Comments
Compliance and compatibility are critical factors in the design of medical electronics equipment. The following are responses to questions posed by ECN regarding how vendors address certification issues and what types of testing are required.
Low-Power is Life Saver for Medical Electronics DevicesNovember 11, 2008 11:24 am | by Steve Kennelly, Microchip Technology Inc. | Comments
Designers of portable medical devices face unique challenges. Their chosen field is known for regulatory scrutiny, protracted design and life cycles, and a need for unparalleled robustness in the finished product. In addition, design objectives that are common to all electronics can have special significance when it comes to medical devices. For example, low power consumption is always an objective for designers of portable electronics. Less power means a smaller and lighter battery, which enhances portability.


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Deffinitely something truly amazing and incredible to see. All the acts are amazing and crazy to watch. My favorite is Leo The Human Gumby the way he is able move and contort is truly unbelievable.
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One of the last of its kind, this ten-act extravaganza of human oddities aims to satisfy nostalgic and progressive temperaments alike. Now in its 29th season, the iconic spectacle adds a footnote to the controversial freak-show conversation by celebrating the talents of those "born different." The lineup includes contortionists, sword swallowers, fire eaters and escape artists.
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Deffinitely something truly amazing and incredible to see. All the acts are amazing and crazy to watch. My favorite is Leo The Human Gumby the way he is able move and contort is truly unbelievable.
There is something extraordinary about this show and it's not just the acts, it's the way it both harks back to a previous era and yet at the same time feels incredibly fresh. I've been a couple of times and it's on my list of things I most recommend to anyone heading to New York who wants to experience something slightly 'different'. The acts are amazing and the show feels edgy, controversial and extreme. Like Coney Island itself it's an acquired taste but one definitely worth trying.
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Electricity to run a fan or air conditioner during the heat of summer is something many people may not think about too much unless it isn't there. Even during a heat wave power crews continue to make sure the lights stay on.
The power was out for about a half-hour on Armory Street in Springfield Thursday so linemen from Western Massachusetts Electric Company could replace a transformer. Company officials said the old transformer was struggling to supply demand during the heat wave.
The linemen were out in the heat of the day Thursday to replace the old transformer. The difficulty of the job was compounded by the safety equipment they were required to wear. Long sleeve shirts, insulated steel toe boots and jeans are required underneath the thick, rubber insulated protective gear.
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As of last week, I am a catless cat lady. How did you miss it? I pretty much live streamed the death of my cat Oliver on Facebook.
At 5:48AM, I asked Facebook to give us a ride to the pet hospital because I live in LA without a car (yes, I know, but that's the topic of another blog). I'd been trying to wait it out until the morning when the neighborhood vet offices opened, but Oliver was looking like shallow breathing taxidermy and his yelping was heartbreaking. I woke up my roommate to drive us to the 24-hour pet hospital. Two hours later, I left the pet hospital with an empty cat carrier.
The vet tech left me alone with Oliver to share one last living moment. Just two hours ago I was sound asleep, now I was saying goodbye to my cat forever. I hovered over Oliver, my tears dripping over his barely breathing body, a catheter (which now I've learned, aren't just for penises) inserted into his front leg. His hair shed off his body to my touch. He was so weak he couldn't look up at me. I kissed him, apologized that he had to go like this, told him how much I loved him, and promised I'd name my children after him (hey, I was upset, OK?). The vet came back in, and in three shots, Oliver was in cat heaven. His eyes didn't close. He didn't flinch. He just lay there. Still cute. Just dead.
I laid my hand on him, shook his paw one final time and then left him there in the exam room to pay my bill in the reception area.
I imagine that most pet hospitals are business savvy like the one I went to and have learned that dead animal paraphernalia eases the grieving process. As part of my $395 "kill and cremate" package, the vet tech pressed Oliver's corpse paw into a piece of wet heart-shaped clay then slipped it into a baggie with baking instructions.Even though I had more than enough cat hair sprinkled throughout my home to make another cat, the vet tech clipped off two dime bags worth of fur as a keepsake, thoughtfully including the rare white hairs from his stomach. Like clockwork, two days after Oliver's death, the hospital sent a sympathy card in the mail.
The "pet death swag" didn't help me stomach the biggest loss -- $395. Ironically, putting Oliver out of his misery has thrown me into a whole other kind of financial distress I didn't anticipate this month. That vet bill is more than my monthly health insurance premium, my HOA fee or my monthly allowance for groceries. But I was so desperate to stop Oliver's pain, so scared of having a dead cat in my home, I didn't protest when the receptionist ran my credit card for the charge. I guess the only way I could have skirted the vet expense was to let Oliver suffer a slow death in my arms or find a friend with a shotgun.
The Facebook grief chorus was at first comforting and then as the comments swelled exponentially, I felt embarrassed to be taking up so much emotional real estate in people's lives. I was almost tempted to hijack all the attention and move it towards something more worthy: "If you think this is sad, you should sign this petition to stop genital mutilation in Africa."
Two years ago, I shared my distress over the surprise Stage 3 cancer diagnosis of my 13-year old cousin. Facebook didn't give me half the play that Oliver's death did. When I announced that my cousin was cancer-free a year later, I got a few "likes" and a sprinkling of well wishes before that bit of good news got eclipsed by Farmville requests.
Cats are such intrinsic parts of our private lives. Cats comfort us, greet us when we return from long trips, watch us masturbate and cry ourselves to bed, meet the dates that we bring up for "tea," watch that "tea" devolve into awkward make-out sessions, stand guard as we build our empires via laptop, follow us to the bathroom in the middle of the night, and nap on our laps while we eat dinner alone.
Since Oliver's arrival, I saw three live-in boyfriends (along with other "phases" and mistakes), six plays that I wrote and performed, many more projects that never manifested, the death of two grandparents and a few friends, burnt bridges, intense depression, emotional breakthroughs and feast and famine in my fledgling artistic career. The consistent companion in that long ride was Oliver. He is the only proof I have that I am capable of a long-term relationship.
Despite having a cat-less home now, I still have cat-owning habits I can't quite quit. I still swoop my leg in the doorway when I come home to keep the non-existent cat from running out. I habitually squeeze and sniff clothes to make sure Oliver hasn't marked them. When I get up to use the bathroom in the middle of the night, I walk to not step on the cat following me in the dark.


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Long established as one of Córdoba Province's major holiday destinations, and where many cityfolk have weekend or summer homes, the green Calamuchita Valley begins 30km south of Córdoba city at the Jesuit estancia town of Alta Gracia – a popular day-trip destination from Córdoba – and stretches due south for over 100km, between the undulating Sierra Chica to the east and the steep Sierra de Comechingones to the west. The varied vegetation that covers the valley's sides provides a perfect habitat for hundreds of species of birds and other fauna. Two large and very clean reservoirs, Embalse Los Molinos in the north and Embalse Río Tercero in the south, both dammed in the first half of the twentieth century for water supplies, electricity and recreational angling, give the valley its alternative name, sometimes used by the local tourist authority: Valle Azul de los Grandes Lagos ("Blue Valley of the Great Lakes"). It's believed that the area's climate has been altered by their creation, with noticeably wetter summers than in the past.
The valley's two main towns could not be more different: Villa General Belgrano is a chocolate-box resort with a predominantly Germanic population, whereas Santa Rosa de Calamuchita, the valley's rather brash capital, is youthful and dynamic but far less picturesque. Both, however, are good bases for exploring the beautiful Comechingones mountains, whose Camiare name means "mountains and many villages". One of these villages, the quiet hamlet of La Cumbrecita, would not look out of place in the Swiss Alps, and is the starting-point for some fine highland walks. All the villages offer a wide range of accommodation and high-quality places to eat, making them ideal for anyone wanting to avoid big cities like Córdoba.Read More
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Santa Rosa de Calamuchita and around
In 1700, a community of Dominicans built an estancia and a chapel dedicated to the patron saint of the Americas, Santa Rosa of Lima, after which nothing much else happened in SANTA ROSA DE CALAMUCHITA, 11km south of Villa General Belgrano, until the end of the nineteenth century. Then, thanks to its mountainside, riverbank location and its mild climate, the place suddenly took off as a holiday resort, an alternative to its more traditional neighbour to the north. Now it's a highly popular destination, swamped by thousands of visitors from many parts of the country in the high season, and makes an excellent base for exploring the relatively unspoilt mountains nearby. Many of Santa Rosa de Calamuchita's visitors use it as a springboard to experience all kinds of outdoor activities, from diving and kayaking to jet-skiing and flying, all located at Villa del Dique, 17km away. Noticeably less sedate than Villa General Belgrano but more bearable than Villa Carlos Paz, from Christmas until Easter Santa Rosa throbs with disco music blaring from convertibles packed with holiday-makers.
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Some 35km south of Mina Clavero, the RP-148 branches off the RN-20 and heads due south towards SAN JAVIER, another 12km away. The tree-lined road takes you through some of the province's most attractive scenery and settlements. If you're driving, though, watch out for the often treacherous badenes, very deep fords that suddenly flood after storms; even when dry their abrupt drop and rough surface can damage a car's undercarriage or tyres.
San Javier is a pretty little place, set amid peach orchards, and serves as a base for climbing to the 2884m summit of Cerro Champaquí, directly to the east. It has developed as an exclusive tourist centre in recent years, offering a variety of services including massages, reiki and even "solar shamanism".


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SEBASTIAN -- There are few restaurants that I have visited that make you look forward to your next visit after the first bite.
Sea Jasmine Thai Restaurant, 971 Sebastian Blvd., is a restaurant tucked into a shopping plaza and opened in April 2012.
The restaurant is family run by Scott McLeod and his mother Pann McLeod.
The inspiration for most of the dishes in the restaurant is from Mr. McLeod's grandfather and Ms. McLeod's father, Sea.
"I remember growing up Isaan [in Thailand]," Ms. McLeod said. "My father made all kinds of foods and I remember always being surrounded by the jasmine gardens."
The family restaurant makes you feel like family as you dine on dishes including chicken, beef, fresh fish and even duck.
The fresh ingredients jump off the plate and are hand chosen by Mr. McLeod, who cooks all of the dishes with the care of cooking for his family.
"I only use my freezer for the ice cream," said Mr. McLeod. "Everything I use is fresh and we make everything here, even the noodles, sauces and chosen by me including the salmon, grouper and tilapia."
Immediately I was surprised with the first course of the meal, a watermelon and cilantro soup. It is a must try at the restaurant and prepares you for the feast of the other dishes. The soup was made for Ms. McLeod by her father when she was young.
For an appetizer, Mr. McLeod recommended the Thai fish cake, which was loaded with salmon and crispy on the outside. A cucumber dressing completed the dish.
For the main course, I had the roasted Peking duck stir-fry over a generous portion of greens including sprouts, baby corn, peas and more crisp and fresh vegetables, all tossed in a house red curry sauce. The dish was served with a helping of jasmine rice.
Bite after bite, the curry sauce complemented the tender duck.
My companion enjoyed the ginger chicken stir-fry and each plate was finished to the last bit of rice.
The Thai iced tea was delicious before and during the meal, but toward dessert I changed to the lemon grass and ginger tea and fell in love.
The fresh drink was a perfect palate cleanser and delightful to the taste buds.
Make sure to leave room for dessert or the experience of Sea Jasmine will not be complete.
I had a sampling of all the desserts, from the deep fried banana, flash fried after being wrapped in rice paper and then drizzled with honey, to the sweet rice with mango which was light yet more than satisfying.
My favorite is a new addition to their expanding menu, which was the vanilla ice cream with walnuts and tapioca pearls.
The restaurant is constantly expanding its menu, now including a lunch menu filled with delicious dishes and great prices.
Restaurant hours are from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday for lunch, and from 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. for dinner. It's closed on Sundays.
For more information on Sea Jasmine Thai Restaurant, call (772) 589-6393 or visit www.seajasminethaicuisine.com.
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Elton John has been forced to postpone several upcoming European tour dates because of a bout with appendicitis.
According to a post on John's official website , the 66-year-old pop-rock legend was diagnosed with "appendix abscess surrounding retrocaecal appendicitis" after he fell ill during his current European trek. He currently is taking antibiotics and is expected to undergo surgery in the U.K. in the coming weeks.
Among the shows affected by Sir Elton's illness is a scheduled headlining performance at London's Hyde Park that was to have taken place this Friday. The concert, part of the British Summer Time series, will still be held that day, with previously announced artists
Ray Davies
The Kinks
Elvis Costello
remaining on the bill.
John will not resume his tour until early September, when he's expected to be fully recovered, according to his rep.
Elton has a handful of dates lined up in the U.K. and Germany for the first half of September, including a just-announced concert in conjunction with London's iTunes Festival on September 12. He kicks off a new month-long installment of his ongoing Las Vegas residency on September 18.
John's new stduio album, The Diving Board , is due out September 24.
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There is a word you don't hear much anymore these days. It's "Swank." In the 30s and 40s it stood for an unapologetic display of elegance, taste and style -- as seen from the outside and a few degrees below on the coordinates of social class. The word had the distinction of being simultaneously deprecating and admiring. The very word "Swank," with its single twangy syllable, was full of nervy, working class bravado. But it also represented something most people wanted for themselves, proving that envy and desire are inseparable. This was because in the heyday of Swank, codes of taste and behavior were set at the top, not at the bottom. Maybe that's why you don't hear much about Swank any more. Without the smart, civilizing influences of Fred Astaire, Cary Grant, Duke Ellington and George Frazier at the top, the verities of a discriminating elitism are at the untender mercies of several generations of garage guitarists at the bottom. In an age where cultural judgments have become the impolitic stuff of social and political offense, Swank, with its finely calibrated hierarchies of elan, is out. This lament on the demise of Swank is inspired by the contents of this CD, which is compelling evidence that while Swank may be out, it's surely not extinct. If there is such a thing as neo-Swank, you are holding it. John Pizzarelli doesn't perform in T-shirts. Better still, he speaks in complete sentences, finds Rodgers and Hart preferable to Leiber and Stoller, and looks a little like JFK Jr., too, which doesn't hurt. He comes from a background where standards counted and where judgment was presumably swift and keen - in his case, the judgment of his famous guitar strumming father, Bucky Pizzarelli, who mostly plays the second banana on this delightful collection. The selections are evenly divided between instrumentals and vocals, which the young Pizzarelli phrases with a neat mix of highway road house and East Side cabaret. Above all, he swings, and therein lies the essence of classic Swank, as in the Duke Ellington's "Esquire Swank" (1946). Hearing a low-key magnum opus such as "Lady Be Good" reminds us what jazz lost when it retired the rhythm guitar. The tunes under consideration have been drawn from two sessions: the first under Johnny Frigo's leadership from November 1988, and the second under John's from February 1990. They are truly all-star groups. Frigo has been playing some of the world's best jazz violin for decades in Chicago, that backwater of American culture where he is regularly "discovered" and whisked off to New York or Los Angeles to wow the natives. Clark Terry is a thoroughly known quantity whose nimble construction adorn several pieces here. But a good part of this music is driven by the intricacies of a devilishly subtle and infectious rhythm section manned by Dave McKenna, Milt Hinton, Connie Kay, and the Pizzarelli dynasty. It follows the wisdom of Basie, who said (and demonstrated) that all jazz is born in the rhythm section.
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VSU Enters Concurrent Enrollment Agreement with Virginia Beach Public Schools
Published date: January 28, 2013
Virginia State University (VSU) has entered into an agreement with Virginia Beach Public Schools to offer college courses to juniors and seniors in the city's 11 public high schools. Virginia Beach represents the 12th, and largest, city or county system with which VSU has signed a concurrent enrollment agreement.
Under the terms of the program, qualified high school students may enroll in university courses through VSU. The courses will be taught at high schools, but course curricula, syllabi and tests will be identical to those used at VSU. Grades earned will be considered dual credit for high school and VSU. Should the high school students matriculate to VSU, their transcripts will reflect both the college credits and earned grade point average.
Concurrent enrollment students, and their teachers, are encouraged to utilize VSU resources and facilities. Some classes and tutorial sessions may be held on campus, if arrangements are made with the respective academic department faculty liaisons.
There is currently no tuition charge to the students taking concurrent enrollment courses. Textbooks are usually purchased by the high school system hosting the classes. Through the program, students typically enter college with close to a semester's worth of credits, resulting in savings of several thousand dollars.
"These partnerships epitomize 'win-win' collaborations between secondary schools and higher education," said VSU President Keith T. Miller. "They allow high school students to get a leg up on their college education, both academically and economically. Meanwhile, VSU is able to share its human resources and technology with our public schools. Regardless of whether the high school student ultimately enrolls at VSU, he or she is more prepared for success at the college level."


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Jaycee Chan produces theme song for Jackie Chan's CZ12
Jaycee Chan shook off rumours of a father-son discord with Jackie Chan by producing the theme song 'I Don't Want No Trouble' for the director's latest film CZ12.
Refusing to use his father's status to pull strings, the 30-year-old was bent on making a name for himself in the industry with his own talent and efforts. However, he decided to give his dad a self-made present for the very first time by producing the soundtrack for Jackie's final action movie.
It is an especially meaningful gift as Jaycee combined the music from his dad's three highly popular films Police Story, Drunken Master and Who Am I, and added the remix into the new track that he produced for CZ12.
Commenting on his shaky relationship with Jackie over the years, finally broke his silence recently and said, "My dad and I are both hot-tempered so things get heated when we are together."
He added that they share similar personalities and are not people who would express their love verbally, preferring to show their concern via actions instead of words.
Besides Jaycee, big names such as Lee Hom and Wakin Chau also lent their voices to the soundtrack. Nevertheless, Joan Lin rated her son's contribution as the most creative and said, "Everyone did a great job but it's the first time Jaycee wrote a song for his dad."
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Marine Battery Terminals - Seasense
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Marine battery terminals made of lead with vinyl coated steel wing nuts. These allow the use of automotive style batteries. The terminals convert the post style battery to the Wing Nut style for easy marine connections to battery. Sold in Pairs.
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