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Who were the top teams on Long Island in the 2013-14 school year? Gregg Sarra lets us know with his Ultimate Big 10.
King's role expanded through the years, from a leadoff hitter expected to use her speed to wreak havoc, to the focal point of the offense. She went from being the one who started the engine to the one who fueled it.
The Jets were crowned state champions for the first time in program history. The team's five seniors -- Shapiro, LaRosa, Travis, Marisa San Antonio and Madison West -- can now move on knowing they helped put the first softball state championship banner on the wall at East Meadow High School.
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The Red Devils entered the bottom of the seventh with a one-run lead, but Eden staged a rally of its own en route to a 4-3 win in the Class B state semifinal at Moreau Park in South Glens Falls.
Her diving grab helped East Meadow capture its first state championship in program history by sealing the Jets' 3-1 victory Saturday over Liverpool in the state Class AA championship game at Moreau Field.
Sayville was on the wrong end of that tally in the state Class A softball final Saturday. It stung and it was embarrassing, they said, and if even it were possible to sugarcoat, the Golden Flashes refused to.
The Whalers were stifled for five-plus innings and Greenwich's offense was opportunistic as it beat Pierson, 9-1, Saturday in a state Class C semifinal.
MSG Varsity presents the Long Island softball power rankings for June 11.
Some of Nassau's top softball players were honored at the county awards dinner.
The Whalers earned a 9-7 victory over Chester in the Southeast Regional Class C final Saturday at St. Joseph's College in Patchogue.
The bizarre play allowed the Golden Flashes (21-3) to win their third straight LIC and Southeast Regional final. They advance to next Saturday's state Class A semifinal in Queensbury. Carey, which got a long home run over the centerfield fence from Rebecca Vilchez, finished 24-3.
Erin Copozzi delivered two key hits to help Center Moriches win the Class B Long Island softball title, 13-6, over Oyster Bay.
Shapiro, who allowed five hits and four walks with seven strikeouts, induced a grounder to short with the tying run on second for the final out, sealing a trip to the state tournament in Queensbury next Saturday.
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Simpson threw the last pitch in top-seeded Sayville's 2-0 win over Islip Thursday in the Suffolk Class A championship, and she was mobbed shortly after. She did not, however, raise the plaque . . . because there was no plaque to raise!
Although they trailed early, the Colts came away with the victory, 4-3, behind a two-out rally in the sixth inning, and advanced to the regional final on June 6 against East Meadow at Mitchel Field.
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The top-seeded Red Devils defeated Hampton Bays, 9-3, on Wednesday to win the Suffolk Class B championship. Center Moriches, which fell in the championship game in each of the previous five seasons, captured its first county title since 2004.
When King secured the 21st out of the CHSAA state softball final Tuesday at the College of Staten Island, Kellenberg could celebrate its third consecutive state title after a 7-2 win over St. Joseph by the Sea.
Francesca Casalino pitched 10 shutout innings to lead Hills West to a 1-0 win over Sachem East in the Suffolk Class AA semifinals.
Fieldston's bats were wide awake from the get-go. A three-run first and a two-run second were the difference in its 6-0 win yesterday at Manhattanville College.
Third-seeded Kellenberg rallied to upset No. 1 St. Anthony's, 9-4, and captured a fourth straight CHSAA championship.
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Mahoney's three-run double capped a six-run fifth inning for top-seeded St. Anthony's in its 11-4 win over No. 3 Kellenberg in Game 1 of the CHSAA softball final Tuesday.
Top-seeded Carey topped Island Trees, 4-3, in Game 2 of the Class A Nassau county championship at Mitchel Athletic Complex to sweep the best-of-three series.
Shapiro and No. 1 East Meadow beat No. 3 Oceanside, 6-2, to sweep the best-of-three Class AA Nassau finals Tuesday at Mitchel Athletic Complex.
LaRosa's single in the bottom of the seventh inning gave top-seeded East Meadow a 5-4 walk-off win over Oceanside in Game 1 of the Class AA Nassau County championship at Mitchel Athletic Complex.
Sciara drilled a three-run shot in the third inning as No. 5 Islip beat fourth-seeded Miller Place, 6-2, Monday in the first round of the Suffolk Class A softball playoffs.
The twins have been instrumental in helping third-seeded Oceanside advance to the Nassau Class AA championship series, where they'll face top-seeded East Meadow beginning tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Mitchel Athletic Complex.
Hux singled in the tying run in the sixth and Choinski followed with an RBI triple as No. 7 Hauppauge rallied to beat 10th-seeded Centereach, 3-2, in the first round of the Suffolk Class AA playoffs.
Basile led second-seeded Island Trees to a 3-1 win over Clarke in the deciding Game 3 of the Class A semifinals
MSG Varsity presents the Long Island softball power rankings for May 14.
Turato, who commanded the strike zone and worked the outside of the plate, tossed a two-hit shutout, allowed one walk and struck out five. Amanda Ulzheimer, who combines with Brianna Pinto to form a speedy and formidable duo atop the lineup, went 4-for-4 with an RBI.
Several local teams participated in the 33rd Annual James "Ace" Morabito Memorial Invitational Softball Tournament
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Several local teams will take part in the 33rd Annual James "Ace" Morabito Memorial Invitational Softball Tournament this weekend, held at the Mudville Softball Complex in Herkimer, New York.
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Fitzpatrick hit a two-run homer over the rightfield fence that propelled Rocky Point to a 2-1 victory over Islip Tuesday in a Suffolk League IV softball game at Wing Elementary School in Islip.


text: Marantz TT42 Fully automatic belt-drive turntable with cartridge (Turntable without phono preamp) Zoom Front (pictured without included dust cover) Closeup of headshell and cartridge Front (pictured without included dust cover) Front view with dust cover removed Shown with dust cover attached Photos Videos Item #: 642TT42 Review Summary 3 people say In Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $329.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product $280.49 Scratch & Dent Buy this item and earn up to 330 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 330 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Marantz TT42 by Dave Bar Marantz's TT42 turntable makes it easy to breathe new life into your record collection. It offers both 33-1/3 or 45 rpm playback speeds with the flick of a switch so you can enjoy your LPs and 45s for years to come. Marantz even includes a 45 rpm adapter for added convenience. This 'table's sturdy base and belt-drive design minimize the vibrations that can compromise sound quality. The included moving magnet cartridge delivers smooth, detailed sound, and comes pre-mounted for quick and easy setup. Automatic playback with manual control The TT42 gives you convenient fully automatic operation, with auto-return and shut-off. A cueing lift lever also lets you manually raise the tonearm and place it precisely on any track you wish without the risk of scratching your records. The included detachable dust cover helps keep your 'table clean between uses. See more info on this item Highlights:aluminum platterbelt-drive system with DC servo motor ensures accurate speed and rumble-free sound reproductionlow-coloration tonearm with universal cartridge mountfully automatic operationmanual lifter mechanismmoving magnet cartridge includedremovable dust coverattached RCA audio cableheavy base constructionspeed selector: 33-1/3 rpm & 45 rpmfrequency range (with included cartridge): 20-18,000 Hzsignal-to-noise ratio: 65 dB16-9/16"W x 5-3/16"H x 14-1/4"Dweight: 11.9 lbs.warranty: 3 years (60 days on cartridge and stylus)Our 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What's in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Turntable chassis AC power adapter (with attached 6.5' DC cord) Platter Felt pad Dust cover 2 Hinges 45 Adapter User Guide Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Specifications Features Overview: The Marantz TT-42 is a fully automatic, high quality turntable with DC servo belt-drive, low-coloration tone arm, & transparent dust cover. The TT-42 is the ideal answer to your need for a high performance source component for analog records. Fully Automatic: The Marantz TT-42 turntable features full automatic operation for easy & comfortable operation that protects the stylus from damage. The turntable offers automatic start, plus automatic tone-arm return & stop. Low Noise DC Servo Motor: The Marantz TT-42 full automatic turntable employs a DC Servo motor belt-drive system (with rubber belt & metal bearings) to ensure accurate speed & rumble-free sound reproduction. 33-1/3 & 45 RPM: The TT-42 offers two speed selection playback in both 33 1/3 & 45 rpm (adapter included). MM Cartridge: The Marantz turntable's MM cartridge is compatible with a vast majority of the amplifiers & receivers. Attached Stereo RCA/Ground Cables: The Marantz TT-42 is fitted with an attached 44" stereo RCA cable & 35" ground wire. Specifications Turntable Section: Platter: 11.968" RPM: 33-1/3 rpm, 45 rpm Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 65 dB Wow & Flutter: +/- 0, 10; 0.07% Overall Weight: 11.9 lb Tone Arm Section: Effective Length: 8.307" Overhang: 0.767" Offset Angle: 26° Tangential Tracking Error: 0.15°/cm Radius Tracking Force: 25mN (22.5-27.5 mN) Cartridge: Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 18 kHz Output Voltage: 4mV Cartridge Weight: 0.158 oz Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Marantz TT42 Reviews Average Customer Review: 3 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 4 out of 5 Marantz TT42 Written By Anonymous, Normal, IL on Wednesday, September 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is my first turntable. Wanted something not super cheap, but didn't feel comfortable getting a more "audiophile" table costing >$500. Sound quality is excellent. Table looks very attractive. Doesn't feel quite as high quality as some older tables with metal swing arms, and doesn't seem to be adjustable as far as needle pressure, swing arm weights, etc. Still, it plays well and sounds very good. I really like having both full-auto and semi-auto play control options. My needle got quite dirty after only maybe a half dozen plays, dirty enough that it was affecting playback. I think this may be because it's a higher quality ("sharper") needle. Bought some LP #9 cleaner from Needle Doctor and now have no playback issues. My model does not have a built in pre-amp, but I knew that before purchasing and have no need for one. As a whole, I would recommend this turntable to a friend. It's middle-of-the-road in cost, with good sound quality, easy to hook up and run, and plays glorious records! Very happy with my purchase so far. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 MARANTZ TT42 Written By R.F. LEONARD, C.C., TX on Friday, November 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First of all, let me just say, I've owned Marantz stereo gear for over 30+ yrs. And absolutely love it! But, this turntable has me a little doubtful... I bought it to replace a very good 'Stanton' turntable that i had because i wanted a new one to match my existing Marantz 'stuff'. Also, i wanted a semi-auto turntable as my Stanton was completely manual. So, while I've only had this tt-42 for about a month, this is my first impression; it looks and sounds really nice, but, upon closer inspection it seems to be very cheaply made! The tone arm, its cradle/post, cueing lever(s), base, etc., all seem to be made of very cheap material(s). My Stanton was a bit more expensive but, it was a substantially more well built, heavier unit that could take some abuse and last a long time. I've had numerous Marantz 'pieces' over the years and they've "stood the test of time". I don't know about this tt42... With Marantz's reputation and history, i think they should have come up with 'something' alot better! Pros: Looks and sounds nice... Cons: Appears to be very cheeply made. 17 out of 19 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Great turntable for the money Written By JimG, Collingdale, PA on Tuesday, July 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Analog heaven! Fits in nicely with my receiver that has a phono input. Nothing like the warm sound of vinyl. Pros: Price, easy set-up, easy to use Cons: platter cushion could be better quality; have to spend more money to buy LPs I gave away years ago for CDs 14 out of 19 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 questions already asked I'm trying to plug this turntable into two KRK powered studio speakers (with RCA jacks) but I am not getting any sound. I didn't plug the "earth cable" in because I am not using a receiver with a ground. What am I missing? [ Kyle Jun 30, 2014 ] 5 answers I really can't say. I've never come across this problem before. So Sorry... [ E. L. Jul 02, 2014 ] Hi Kyle. The reason could be the receiver you are powering the TT42 with is not equipped with a phono input. Such was the case with the Sony amp I own. So therefore I purchased a Pro-ject Phono Box pre-amp which is compatible with both moving magnet and moving coil phono cartideges. Then I was able to enjoy that wonderful warm sound of vinyl!!! I don't believe the issue to be with the ground wire. Good Luck. Let me know how you come out. Jeffj [ JEFFREY M Jul 02, 2014 ] You will need a phono (magnetic) pre-amp between the TT and the KRK speakers. The RCA jacks on the KRK system are driven at 'line level' which is far higher than the phono cartridge will deliver. You will also need to attach the "earth cable" to a chassis ground - it makes no difference whether you are using a receiver or not - or you will get massive hum from the speakers. [ MARK Jul 01, 2014 ] This turntable requires a receiver with a "Magnetic Cartridge Phono" input. It may look the same as a Line Level input, like AUX or CD, but it is not the same. If you want to use this turntable with your powered speakers you will need to buy a "phono preamp", separately. That is why, in the description of this turntable, it clearly states "without phono preamp". Back in the day, all receivers had a Phono Level Input labeled "PHONO". And only a turntable such as this one could be connected to that SPECIAL jack. [ David Jul 01, 2014 ] You will need a Phonio Pre Amp or a receiver set up for a turntable. [ RICHARD S Jul 01, 2014 ] Is the software of the Marantz TT42 compatible with Window 8 and later versions? [ Denis Jan 07, 2014 ] 3 answers This turntable doesn't have a pre-amp. You need a phono preamp to get sound out of it. [ Kile Anderson Jul 01, 2014 ] I'm trying to plug this turntable into two KRK powered studio speakers (with RCA jacks) but I am not getting any sound. I didn't plug the "earth cable" in because I am not using a receiver with a ground. What am I missing? [ Kyle Jun 30, 2014 ] Thanks for your question. It does not look like the TT42 includes any software. It is designed for connection directly to a stereo or home receiver. [ Jeff Staff Jan 08, 2014 ] Add accessories for the Marantz TT42 Add Accessories Add a Warranty Keep the music playing with replacement cartridges and other accessories. See all categories & accessories Keep the music playing with replacement cartridges and other accessories. Phono Cartridges & Accessories Many systems lack the phono input needed to hook up a turntable. Separate phono preamps not only make it easy to connect to these systems, they also tend to offer better performance than the phono preamp circuitry built into many amps and receivers. Phono Preamps Protect your investment from power surges and interference. Power Protection Keep your records clean and static-free, or prevent disruptive vibration, for the best performance. 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Hello from United 3533 from Chicago to New York. I was supposed to take a US Airways flight from Louisville to Philly and then to NYC but the first flight got delayed, which meant I'd miss my connecting flight. When I heard about the delay, I fled the boarding area and went past security, back to the ticket area. They offered me a non-stop that left many hours later or a connecting flight that went through Chicago. I decided to take the second one because it got me in earlier and the amazing part is I got upgraded to first class on my flight to Chicago! Then I saw that my ticket from Chicago to New York had me in seat 3F. Yay! First class on both flights! I then found out the plane is so small that only the first two rows are first class and Row 3 is actually coach. Hmph. That's like when my mom got tickets for me and my sisters to The Fantasticks when I was in 6th grade and I was prepared for horrible balcony seats like we always got. Well, I was pleasantly surprised when she told me she got us 3rd Row Center! Yay! Now imagine the look on my face when I arrived and found out the theatre only had three rows. It's not called "third row center" it's called "back row center." Speaking of The Fantasticks, my friend Richard Roland is doing the show right now Off-Broadway and has graduated from playing the boy many years ago (opposite Kristin Chenoweth) to playing El Gallo! I filmed a Playbill "Obsessed!" video with him where we recreate my horrific piano playing during his callback for Footloose. Watch!
James and I saw David Mamet's The Anarchist last week, and on the way out someone called my name. Turns out, it was Adam Guettel whom I haven't seen in years! He was there with his fiancé and I begged him to come back to Broadway with a show. He said he's working on a few new shows (!) and he's planning on doing a whole week at 54 Below! I've been an obsessed fan of his ever since I played auditions for Floyd Collins many years ago and then became the assistant music director for the reading of Myths and Hymns (but had to leave in the middle when I started writing for "The Rosie O'Donnell Show"). I told him I had just been watching the terrifying Light in the Piazza Tony Awards performance, and loving it/sweating. If you don't know, Vicki Clark had to do a newly written speech before the song that introduced her character and told what the show was about. She was nervous about remembering the lines but knew if she concentrated, she could do it. Then, 30 seconds before she went on, her body mic stopped working! They quickly handed her an enormous handheld mic and suddenly she was on! She was in front of tons of viewers, trying to remember her lines, holding the mic as well as holding all of her props (a bag and a pair of gloves). All the while, a camera was in front of her and a soundman was next to the camera talking to her! As she was doing her speech he was saying, "Your mic is almost on….keep using the handheld…now get ready to hand it to me…and it's working! Hand me the mic!" And she starts singing. I love to watch it for fun and to give myself an anxiety attack. You can, too!
Patti LuPone and Debra Winger were great in The Anarchist, and afterwards James and I went backstage. Patti introduced us to David Mamet and, because it was his birthday, she led us in a rousing rendition of "Happy Birthday." She then told me that as soon as the show opened, we could start rehearsing for our next gig in New Orleans! That's right, I'm doing a Broadway series down there at New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts. It starts with Patti and then features Megan Mullally, Sutton Foster, Audra McDonald and Betty Buckley!
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A propos of nothing, the Coen Brothers are shooting their new movie in my neighborhood, turning the clock back to 1962, one of the heydays of Greenwich Village
9 thoughts on "The Times they Are a Changin'"
Cool to see all the old cars, but it's a little unrealistic them all being so shiny new don't you think?
Must have been a day when everyone went out and washed their cars at the same time. LOL
They make my most favorite movies!!!
Is that the title of the film?
It's a great picture. Thanks for sharing it!
The Cohen brothers are from my neighborhood originally, so naturally I have a fondness for them. Love their movies. (St. Louis Park, MN). I met them years ago when they had done a small film and were looking for investors. The film eventually made it to the big screen. Can't remember the name of it. So fun to remember that I knew them when.. (ha ha) – kind of.
Tell them I said hi!!
They don't know me, but it's true.
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- Run Time: 903 Minutes
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- DVD Release Date: September 25, 2012
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Discovery Channel Store Exclusive!Two skippers square off in a high stakes rivalry and the mysterious collapse of a deckhand summons a daring rescue at sea as an already vicious king crab season gets underway. A depleted fishery triggers restrictions that force captains to take huge gambles on remote and volatile fishing grounds to the far north while a violent arctic hurricane forecasters call The Storm of the Century descends on the Bering Sea. The record-breaking weather continues in opilio season as the arctic ice freezes over the fishing grounds and chases over half the fleet to the safety of their homes. Those brave enough to stay behind and fish the risky waters are subject to some of the best crab fishing the region has ever known.
- The Gamble
A slashed crab quota has captain's reeling before the boats hit the water. With the fleet set to fight over half the catch, each skipper is forced to decide: roll the dice on the depleted Red grounds or risk it all to hunt for the elusive Blue crab.
- Turf War
With the fleet split, a tale of two fisheries emerges. On the Blue grounds, a captains bet has the boats jockeying for position. On the Red grounds, a returning veteran quickly proves his worth, while another boat copes with a fallen deckhand.
- Weak Links
As the fleet grinds through injuries and mental mistakes, the Bering Sea exposes soft spots and weak links in each crew. While the skippers wonder which deckhands have the right stuff, the Time Bandit says goodbye to a crewmate who never made it back.
- The Hook
Halfway through the King crab gauntlet, the beaten-down crews must dig deep to get over the midseason hump. As the crab counts dwindle and the weak fall by the wayside, the skippers give their youngest deckhands a choice: step up or step off.
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Past the halfway point of the King Crab season, man and machine alike show signs of wear under the brutal hand of the Bering Sea. While repairs can be made to the equipment, the fishermen must dig deep to soldier on in a place where nature rules.
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As king crab season nears the finish line, the crew of The Wizard faces a life or death situation as a deckhand collapses and struggles to hold on. Catching crab suddenly becomes secondary to a fight for survival on the harsh Bering Sea.
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In a scramble to help their collapsed greenhorn, the Wizard crew calls in a Coast Guard helicopter. For the rest of the fleet, it's a race to haul crab before a hurricane hits, and the last boat fishing waits too long to leave the grounds.
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In the aftermath of an arctic hurricane, the fleet struggles to reach the finish line of a brutal king crab season. Poor fishing and quarreling crews make this final push a painful one for every man on the Bering Sea.
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Its winter in Dutch Harbor and the fleet prepares to hunt opilio crab. The season looks promising with the quota up and the price high, but tensions rise before the lines are thrown as one deckhand quits, two brothers fight and one goes overboard.
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With unrelenting northerly winds bearing down on the fleet, every skipper steels himself for battle with the descending polar ice pack. And as temperatures drop on the grounds, tempers on deck flare up.
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Across the fleet, captains battle the descending polar ice pack to save their pots, and its a losing war. The Northwestern and Wizard struggle to escape St. Paul harbor, while the rest of the fleet scrambles to keep their opilio season alive.
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The polar ice pack invades the opilio crab grounds, forcing the captains to make a decision: grab their gear and run, or keep fishing and fight the floes. Two deckhands fall victim to an ice assault and a captains troubles are compounded by a call home.
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The ice pack has a choke hold on the Bering Sea opilio grounds. Nearly iced up, captains across the fleet must make the call to stay or go. Some run from the ice, and others stay to battle the elements for the hope of a record-breaking payday.
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One of the worst icing events in history recedes making it possible for some of the boats to return. One boat suffers a total blackout while navigating an iceberg minefield, Elliott gets a rude awakening and a greenhorn learns a deadly lesson.
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Two brothers find themselves in the same dire situation that sunk their father's boat. After a mid-season hiatus, the fleet returns to the Bering Sea, but the ice is back and worse than before. Now the skippers could get pushed past their breaking points.
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In this special two-hour close to a merciless opilio season, a veteran deckhand pays for a mistake in flesh. Then in the final hours, some men rise and some men fall, but not everyone will make it home.
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Crab fishing on the Bering Sea is full of dangerous surprises. The captains discuss how they deal with the unexpected from Mother Nature and Lady Luck. The Wizard crew deals with the heart-stopping medevac of greenhorn Chris.
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The captains explore their own legacies as they swap stories of the legends of the Bering Sea. Elliott squares off with his boat's owner. Jake and Josh Harris compare what they learned as deckhands on the Time Bandit and the Northwestern.
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Life at home is more complicated than life at sea. This explosive episode deals with Jake Anderson's murdered father, Jake Harris' addiction, and Elliot's disintegrating home life.
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Crab fishing is high stakes poker. The captains discuss their strategies for dealing with the red crab quota and the brutal ice. Elliott and Junior settle their wager. Keith comes face to face with his most disgruntled greenhorn yet.
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There is an unwritten code of ethics in the Bering Sea. Junior and Elliott settle the score about their long-simmering feud. Josh Harris looks back at how far he's come in a year.
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Every boat in the fleet has someone moving up and someone moving out. The Bering Sea captains imagine what The Deadliest Catch will look like next year and beyond.
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Making a living on the Bering sea is dangerous, stepping behind a camera to document it might be insane. In Season Eight the crew of Deadliest Catch repeatedly face their own mortality to film the hit TV series.


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Unhyped and therefore unnoticed, technology is altering the behavior and mission of city halls, statehouses, schools and federal agencies across America. From transportation and education to elections and law enforcement, the digital revolution is transforming government and politics: slashing bureaucracies; improving services; producing innovative solutions to some of our nation's thorniest problems; changing the terms of the Left/Right political debate; and offering ordinary people access to a degree of information and individual influence until recently accessible only to the most powerful citizens, finally redeeming the Founding Fathers' original vision for our democracy and transforming American life and society in the process.
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Tejay van Garderen moved into 10th place overall at Vuelta al País Vasco Tuesday while teammate Dominik Nerz was the BMC Racing Team's best finisher on the stage in 12th place.
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Nerz said it was not his intention to contest the sprint, but more of the game plan to help world road champion Philippe Gilbert at the end of the 170.2-kilometer race. "I can do a good lead out, but I'm not a sprinter," Nerz said. "I was actually searching for Phil and it was more a case of getting across the line and not really a sprint today." Daryl Impey (Orica-GreenEDGE) won the stage as Francesco Gavazzi (Astana Pro Cycling) took the overall lead. The BMC Racing Team worked hard to chase down a late breakaway of three riders in the final 15 kilometers. That work, Assistant Director Yvon Ledanois said, was a warm-up for Wednesday's mountain-top finish. "Tomorrow is very hard on the last climb – 21 percent grade for the last 400 meters – so it will be one for the race favorites," he said. "I trust the team will be good again for Tejay after the work we saw them do today." Brent Bookwalter was a non-starter for the stage, due to a sinus infection, BMC Racing Team Dr. Giovanni Ruffini said.


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GASTONIA (AP) — The owner of a video game store in Charlotte says a Gastonia woman has obtained a copy of a very rare video game from the 1980s.
The Gaston Gazette reports that Wilder Hamm of Save Point Video Games was surprised to see the Nintendo game "Stadium Events."
Hamm didn't get the name of the woman who came in for an appraisal. She said she had paid $8 for the game at a Goodwill store.
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And thanks to the rise of intermarriage in the United States, my kind of ethnic hybridity is the wave of the future. In fifty or 100 or 150 years, more people will have my blasé attitude about race because "race" as a concept will be so much less salient. To tweak the famous words of Chief Justice John Roberts, "The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to intermarry so much so that nobody knows what race anybody else is."
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FOIAonline, previously known as the FOIA Module, allows the public to communicate with FOIA officers processing a request. They can also search through other requests and responsive documents that have already been released.
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According to McFate, OMB Watch, a nonprofit research and advocacy organization promoting openness and transparency in government, has been advocating for tools like FOIAonline for years. "We're pleased the government has put this centralized website in place," she said.
FOIAonline grew out of EPA's efforts in 2010 to leverage the infrastructure of the federal government's rulemaking portal, Regulations.gov. This helped to keep start-up costs at a relatively low $1.3 million. Annual operating costs are estimated at between $500,000 to $750,000.
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