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Piaget Polo watch
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Piaget Polo watch, 38 mm. Case in 18K white gold set with 68 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 1.9 ct). Dial with hour markers in 18K white gold set with 430 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 1.3 ct). Bracelet in 18K white gold set with 600 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 6.2 ct). Manufacture Piaget 534P automatic mechanical movement.
Metal: White gold
Metal weight (gr): 158.2
Strap type: Gem set, Gold
Strap buckle: Integrated clasp
Case shape: Round
Case diameter: 38 mm
Dial material: Precious stones
Dial finishing: Gem set
Index: Arabic numerals, Batons
Waterproofness: 03 ATM
Movement: Automatic mechanical
Precious stones: Diamond
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Piaget sets the standard for exceptional style with the 38 mm Piaget Polo watch that glitters with the fire of more than a thousand diamonds. A masterpiece of watchmaking and jewelry expertise that retains all the beauty and power of the original Piaget Polo design. A continuous flow of intricately set gems from case to bracelet, graced with a series of gadroons in polished white gold.
534P movement
The 534P movement incarnates the second generation of Piaget automatic movements. Sturdy and reliable, it is equipped with an oscillating weight that features an openworked center and a balance stop. The 534P is a larger version of the 530P movement. The circular Côtes de Genève, the circular-grained mainplate, the beveled bridges and the blued screws round off this exceptional movement, recalling the esthetic codes cherished by the Swiss watchmaking brand.
Shape: Round
Functions: Minutes, Hours
Power reserve (in hours): Approx. 42
Frequency (vph): 21,600
Frequency (Hz): 3
Diameter (lines): 11.00
Diameter (mm): 24.6
Number of jewels: 25
Thickness (mm): 3.5
Number of components: 196
Finishing: Beveled bridges, Circular-grained mainplate, Circular Côtes de Genève, Blued screws
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Those old familiar houses under the tree. When I saw these house I remember when I was child laying on the floor, looking at those old cardboard houses and a church sitting under the Christmas tree. I loved them. When I recieived these houses I thought they are beautiful, and I couldn't wait to put them under the tree, once again, I sat and looked at them. I need to find some people to put in the villiage, I did get some trees to put around and snow. I hope you make more, of different houses, and some fiqures of people to add to the small village. They are quaint and gives a warm feeling at Christmas time. December 29, 2012
Vibrant colors, well constructed I have a much smaller version of these houses that my Grandfather had. The Rockingham Village houses look great with my older ones and bring back such wonderful childhood memories! December 24, 2012
Vermont Country Store -Vermont Family Traditions Ever since my kids were little we would take a trip over from Poultney to visit your fab store once a year. Not as easy where we live now North of Burlington so using your online/catalog shopping is the next best thing. It was super easy- super fast delivery - My mother loves this store and had been wanting the handmade cardboard village forever and a day - they look very elegant and add a touch of yesteryear to our holiday decor. December 22, 2012
Village a great addition! This village is a great addition to my 93 year old grandmother's village she got a very, very long time ago. Her houses are not as sturdy and smaller, but the bottlebrush trees and the details make these three houses the perfect addition to her village. I think she will like it, I'm giving it to her for Christmas. December 14, 2012
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En español | I like to celebrate Halloween as much as anybody else, but I grimace at the thought of throwing away a perfectly good pumpkin after using it for only a few days as a decoration.
Americans buy more than 1 billion pounds of pumpkins at Halloween, and the vast majority of those end up in the trash. But at this cheapskate's house, we eat our jack-o'-lantern — every last bit of it.
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While some varieties of pumpkins are specifically grown to be eaten and are a little meatier and tastier (including sweet Jack Be Littles, Cheese Pumpkins, sugar pumpkins and some delicious heirloom varieties), any commonly available pumpkin is edible.
Pumpkins are a true American vegetable, a favorite of Native Americans before becoming a staple of early European explorers and settlers in the New World. According to the American Institute for Cancer Research, pumpkins are packed with beta carotene, a powerful antioxidant that fights cancer.
Best of all, at Halloween (and immediately after Halloween) you can usually buy pumpkins for less than half a buck a pound. If you're buying a pumpkin specifically for eating, the smaller ones are usually the best. If you're going to use it as a jack-o'-lantern, as well, you can eat or freeze some of the pumpkin when you carve it, and then pickle the remaining rind when Halloween is over, provided that it's still in good shape.
Here's how to eat all of your jack-o'-lantern:
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Toasted pumpkin seeds are a healthy snack, filled with magnesium, zinc, manganese, iron, copper and protein. They're also great as a nut substitute in bread, salads, muffins and other recipes.
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- After you've seasoned them, bake the seeds on a lightly oiled cookie sheet (single layer thick) in a 250-degree oven for about an hour, stirring every 20 minutes. Or try my preferred method of cooking them in a spray-oiled skillet over medium heat on the stove top, stirring and shaking constantly for about five minutes.
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If you read comics -- or heck, if you've been to the movies in the past five years -- then you've gotten a lot of entertainment from Jack Kirby. In a career that spanned six decades, Kirby was the driving creative force in comics, creating or co-creating lasting characters like Darkseid and the Demon, the entire genre of romance comics, the entire Marvel Universe and, when you get right down to it, modern comic book storytelling as we know it. The thing is, comics like Thor, Avengers, Fantastic Four and The New Gods were only the tip of the iceberg.
To say that Kirby was prolific is sort of like saying the sun is a little warm, and while we've all seen his most famous creations in comics, movies and TV shows over the years, he has a list of creations that remains unrivaled. That's why today, in celebration of the 96th birthday of the King of Comics, we're throwing the spotlight on some of his most under-used ideas -- ten Kirby Creations that really ought to be a lot more famous.


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This year's election cycle is still in it's early stages, but we're already tired of politics as usual - so we're going to cover politics as un-usual! Bob & Marianne have raised a question that has not been addressed by any national news outlets: which Republican candidate would win the primary... naked!? Yes, this i


text: Front Left View larger Sony XT-100HD HD Radio tuner for Sony car stereos Item #: 158XT100HD 17 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $99.99 Shop all HD Radio Add-on Tuners Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Robert Ferency-Viars Love local radio? Then it's time to check out the crystal-clear reception and high-quality sound that HD Radio technology can bring to all your favorite AM/FM broadcasts. Just connect this external HD Radio tuner to your compatible Sony stereo and start enjoying AM that's as clear as FM, along with FM that's almost CD quality, on stations that have upgraded to the HD Radio format. Participating HD Radio stations can also broadcast text information (artist info, song titles, etc.), and this text will appear on the stereo's display. Multicasting Many of the upgraded radio stations broadcast one or more additional channels of programming along with their normal radio content. Radio stations use these extra channels to provide you with different musical or informational content. The XT-100HD lets you tune in these alternate channels. Your car's antenna plugs directly into this tuner box, which then connects to the stereo's CD changer port. A pass-through connection lets you connect another piece of Sony stereo gear, too. Warranty: 1 year. Sony XT-100HD Reviews Average Customer Review: 17 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 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. 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Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. 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. Much better than analogue in the car Written By John T, Chicago, Il. on Wednesday, May 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have HD radio at home, and some stations don't come in (I live in a high rise condo). However, in my car, they all come in great in HD, eliminating all the static, nultipath, picket fencing that happens to analogue FM in the car. At home the sounf quality of HD FM can be less than analogue. But in the car, I don't notice any downgrade. If fact it sounds clearer awith extended frequency extremes. Great unit. Only problem is that with my headend Sony MES-2200), you can't program the HD sub channels. Pros: Clearer, cleaner, stronger reception. Cons: Can' program sub channels. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No HD sound is Great Written By Moparpete, Stockbridge< MI on Saturday, December 08, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I didn't know radio could sound so crisp. Pros: easy to install Cons: none, enjoying it everyday Was this review helpful? Yes No is ok Written By l3, boutte, la on Friday, June 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) some stations play better with antenna, and needs a split for antenna to work Pros: you get the extra stations Cons: could have been a lot better, needs split for antenna, should have come with one 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No GREAT Setup...However Written By Ken, Fort Lauderdale, FL on Wednesday, March 07, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The HD box installed without issue as you would expect. Mind you 20 Years ago I used to do Car Audio/Security for a living. That being said, if you have the capability to install your own car stereo, you are NOT going to have a problem with this add on. The only thing I wished they would have stated in the directions is that when you switch your head unit to the HD input (It shows up as an input choice just like Satellite or Ipod) you are now using the HD unit itself for all Radio Stations. This is not a problem however I am a little on the "Anal" side and the fact that you still have am and fm (Non HD) inputs to choose from in your head unit means you are going to have to get a splitter for your antenna input for the HD Unit if you still want the regular Non HD inputs to function. I would be sure to order one when you order this HD unit. Now I am going to have to take the dash apart again to add that to the install as I was caught unprepared as it was not stated in the directions for the unit. I originally thought that when it was plugged into the head unit that it would do away with the regular am and fm inputs and that is why I didn't order it myself. In my view however, if it's there, I want it to work. Just something I thought everyone should know so you can avoid the same problem if that kind of thing bothers you. Other than that, a great add on. All the local stations are broadcast in HD and a majority of them have extra HD channels playing other music. Pretty cool! Pros: You get GREAT SOUNDING music and additional stations for FREE (No Monthly cost) Easy install. Cons: You cannot save any of the "Side" Channels in your preset memory. Although it isn't a big deal because once on the main channel, just tune to the "Side" channel from the preset setting of the main HD channel. BUY AN ANTENNA SPLITTER SO YOU CAN USE THE "REGULAR" AM/FM INPUT TO YOUR HEAD UNIT AS WELL>They don't tell you this but if you want it to work as well. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Nnot even up to less Expensive Sony HD Tuner Written By Walter 1, Dover, Ma on Monday, June 20, 2011 I am disappointed in this adapter. The biggest failing is that you cannot save a subchannel as a favorite. In my area we have several stations that broadcast the usual commercial rubbish on analog and their HD1 but have interesting second subchannels with Jazz and Blues. I cannot save the subchannel as a favorite so each time the unit is powered up it defaults to the primary subchannel and I have to switch manually to the desired subchannel. Sony's own XDR-F1HD table top tuner does this correctly. The second issue is you cannot force it to analog-only so if you are driving in a marginal area for the HD it drops in and out and you have to select the regular built-in tuner in your Sony head unit, which is not particularly convenient when driving. Sony must have known this was to be used in a mobile installation and such dropouts would be an issue when on the move. For $50 (considering the XDR-F1HD price and features) these problems could be forgiven but for this price (almost what I paid for the head unit) it cannot be. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Disappointed Written By enpointe, Denver, CO on Thursday, April 07, 2011 I purchased this unit to combine with my Sony XNV-770BT Head Unit. The unit itself works fine and does a good job receiving HD Radio stations. Where the unit fails is in it's integration with the Sony XNV-770BT. The HD Tuner only offers a minimal subset of the features available from the normal non HD Tuner built into the HU. Since the Sony XNV-770BT was released in Fall 2010 this tells me that Sony doesn't really try to support the HD Tuner. For example, via XNV-770BT standard Tuner when you store a station it shows the Preset station # and the station stored. For the HD tuner integration it only shows you the preset button # 1-6. The standard tuner offers a PTY List that allows you to select stations based on categories like "Adult Hits", "Soft Rock", "Top 40", "Country", etc. This feature isn't even offered by the HD Tuner. The Tuner is thus very very out of date when compared to Sony's current line of radio tuner feature set. If you know what stations you want to listen to and they come in HD then this may be a worth while investment. But you'll probably still want to use the standard radio tuner too. For this you'll need an antenna splitter like Metra 40-UV44 Female to 2 Male Y Antenna Adapter. Sony's customer support will tell you that you don't need it. but you probably will since they don't disable the tuner selection on the XNV-770BT if it has no antenna signal. This means you'll get static. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No HD installation Written By Marc, Los Angeles on Monday, February 09, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm disappointed. I got this unit so I could hear some of the local stations better than in regular FM. Yes, they are at the ends of the dial, but still, I expected to hear them. Instead, I may have to circumvent the unit to even listen to them. Installation was easy, I just needed to find the right location under the seat and string wires. It works well with the Sony radio that goes with it. It just isn't that great a tuner for me. Sorry. I should have saved my money. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Sound Written By Edward, Hamburg, MI on Sunday, January 25, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This HD Tuner is very easy to install and a perfect compliment to your new or old radio receiver. I love having all the options HD gives you and many, many stations broadcast on HD now. Great CLEAR sound and a great Crutchfield price to boot. Very happy with my purchase. 2 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony XT-100HD Written By Riley, Orlando, Florida on Sunday, January 18, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Does exactly what its supposed to do. You can tell the difference its like someone put more tweeters in your car. The music is more crisp and clear. It gets a little hot and depending on the car it could be tricky to figure out where you want it. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No HD Radio is cool Written By Jeremy, MN on Friday, July 25, 2008 I purchased this along with the CDX-GT820IP. Both work great together. The installation was kinda tricky, of course, that's probably because of my inexperience. It's no more difficult than installing an amp, which I had never done before. Now that I have it up and running, I can say that it was well worth the effort. It's true, the FM is just under CD quality, and the multicasting is awesome in that I have so many more choices for music when I'm on the road. When I tune to a station, it acquires the HD signal within seconds, much shorter than I had expected it to take. I love that some radio stations send artist and song title info, which shows up nicely on my radio display. Unlike other reviewers, I did not have trouble storing the HD stations. I did notice that when scrolling presets it scrolls through all three HD FM bands, which confused me at first when I would have 3 different preset #3's for example. Analog FM reception is greatly improved as well, although since I installed it along with my new head unit I can't be sure which one gets the credit. The UniLink passthrough will also let me use my CD changer when I get around to installing that. All in all, a fantastic product. I would rather have not had to install this and instead had the HD Radio tuner built-in. Other manufacturers do this, why can't Sony? Also, it's a tough call whether or not this is worth the money, but if you consider that HD has no monthly fee I suppose it's not bad. 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony XT-100HD and CDX-GT710 Written By tracy_n, Dallas, TX on Tuesday, March 18, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased Sony's CDX-GT710 and the XT-100HD last year and found the time to install them this past winter. The HD unit is quite an improvement and it's true that FM is like listening to a CD. The sound improvement alone really helps in a Miata convertible especially when the top is down. The stereo unit is quite an improvement over the stock 1996 Mazda stereo. I must say the buttons are quite tiny (like on a Blackberry) so precision is a must when going for station presets. If any HD channel is interrupted for some reason then it does revert back to that FM channel until it can reacquire the HD signal again. Then you'll have to hit that preset again or Seek+ to get back to additional HD broadcasts on that channel. Every time you change stations then the unit has to lock in the HD signal again. Once done then HD or HD1 appears and any additional HD broadcasts are instant on that channel...until you change stations again. To resolve the dead "TUNER" source as mentioned in prior reviews you only need to do two things. First, purchase an antenna splitter (female to two male) adapter cable and wire it to your car stereo's default and to the XT-100HD unit. Next, when wiring everything behind the car stereo, be sure to wire the antenna power from both the stereo unit and the XT-100HD. This allows both the "TUNER" and the "HD" sources to power up the antenna. The only drawback is that the antenna will power down and power up as you scroll through the different sources that do and don't require the antenna. If you choose to wire your car this way then you will be able to show family and friends the audio difference between HD and FM; be able to compare signal strength and audio quality over distances; and you will have enabled the "TUNER" source again since it remains to be an option on the stereo unit anyway. Over all, two great purchases and a good match together. Don't forget to purchase a carrying case for the removable faceplate. 16 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No HD stands for Huge Disapointment Written By Michael, Annapolis MD on Sunday, March 16, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) If you live outside a major metro area, than the HD signal will come and go depending on terrain.......a very fustratrating listen overall between the secondary stations dropping and the primary switching between analog and digital signals Had I known this when I purchased, I would of held off until the technology improves.....or goes away 3 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony XT-100HD Written By Jim, Fairfax, VA on Saturday, February 02, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Should have gone HD radio a long time ago. The quality of the sound amazes me. It definitley sounds better than regular FM and there are a lot of HD stations in my area, some of them commercial free. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No HD Radio is awesome!! Written By Amar, West Orange, NJ on Tuesday, September 18, 2007 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I also installed this with my CDX-GT610Ui. I admit I was skeptical at first dropping $100, but with the $50 rebate its a no brainer. Whether HD radio will give satellite a run for its money, I dont know, but it does sound a heck of a lot better. The FM radio sounds a lot better, and the AM almost soudns like FM, although there are only a few AM channels in HD. Overall, worth it for $50 after rebate! 8 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony XT-100HD Written By Eric, Washington, PA on Sunday, August 19, 2007 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I got this with the CDX-GT610Ui receiver. If you are interested in getting HD radio, this tuner is well worth it's $100 price tag. Take advantage of the rebate and buy one today.You will have a few cables to run (power, antenna in, bus control out to receiver, and RCA audio out to receiver), but they include ample lengths of each. The tuner itself is fairly small, so you can mount in under a seat or in a glove box.In our 2005 Matrix, I opted to put it under the passenger side front seat. It was a perfect fit there.We have some issues pulling in and keeping D stations near our home, but we live in a rural area. Once we get even a few minutes away from home, we can get in HD stations and keep them locked in with no problems. Using it is a breeze. Once you have it connected, HD will appear as one of your options under Source. Tuner still appears, but no longer works - you will use the HD source for bother regular and HD radio. Once the radio acquires the HD signal, an indicator appears on the display and you press Seek + to go to the HD channel. It's that easy. 5 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony XT-100HD with Sony MEX-DV2000 Written By Cornan, Miramar, Florida on Friday, August 03, 2007 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I really bought this almost as an afterthought, to go with my MEX-DV2000 SACD receiver, which was the item I was waiting for (SACD in the car at last!) The XT-100HD interfaces easily with the MEX-DV2000 and makes the regular "tuner" bands unavailable, though they still show up when you press "Source" on the receiver. The HD sound is great and in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area there is plenty of HD content., including one more classical signal. It seems to me that the HD stations are capable of sending out more bass to my subwoofer than analog FM.When you first tune in to a station you get the analog version, and then a few seconds later the receiver and XT-100HD do a little dance to lock on to the digital mode. Until this dance is over and you see "HD1" at the right place on the display, you wont be able to use the multicasting to get to HD2, HD3, etc.This also means that you cant set a present to anything other than the "HD1"s, and if you want to listen to an HD2 station frequently then it is probably going to get tedious waiting for the HD1 to lock in while you listen to something you dont want to listen to. I did have digital dropout once so far, when driving at ground level next to an elevated highway. I should also mention that when everything was brand new and I stopped the car and started it again later, the tuner would not come back to the same band and station that was playing when I turned off the key. (I set my station on the band that appeared and now things are either better or my kluge is working so well I dont notice)First of its kind, not perfect, but good 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony finally jumps in to HDRadio Written By Michael, Macomb Township, MI on Monday, July 30, 2007 Sony's first HDRadio receiver is certainly worth the $100 price tag. I have found the reception and the audio quality to be excellent. The unit is relatively easy to install and fit invisibly under my dash. I wish Sony would update their radio interconnect (known as Sony Bus) to include power and audio, so the wiring could be minimized and run to the fuse block could be avoided. Kenwood's interconnect via one multi-wire cable is much better. I also note that the Sony HDRadio unit doesn't share as much functionality as Kenwood's. Sony doesn't allow multicast channels to be preset and reverts to the main channel the next time the radio is powered on. It also forces you to wait until the HD signal is acquired before allowing the selection of the and HD2, HD3, etc. channel. I'm also bugged by the fact that the TUNER source selection on the head unit remains, but is not usable. This confusing when more than one person drives the car. Because the antenna is now routed to the HD Radio unit the internal tuner receives only static. A new source called HD appears, instead.All in all, the Sony represents an excellent value, one that any owner of a Sony head unit should avail themselves of. 12 out of 14 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual HD Radio tuner 6.5' Power harness (has an in-line 5A fuse) 76" Unilink Bus cable 77" Stereo RCA patch cable 74" Antenna extension cable (has a male Motorola connector on one end and a female Motorola connector on the other) Four 1/2" Mounting screws Instruction manual (English/Spanish) Warranty information Product Research Features Connections Features HD Radio: HD Radio technology, where available, offers higher quality sound than conventional analog broadcasts and receives text data. HD Radio provides FM broadcasts that are equal to CD sound quality and AM broadcasts that are as good as analog FM stereo broadcasts. HD Radio also provides a variety of data, including station name, song title, artist name, album name, etc. Multicasting: In addition to conventional broadcasts, with HD Radio broadcasting it is possible to choose from up to 8 multicast programs (HD1 to HD8 and analog). There are also data programs for each program. Compatibility: The XT-100HD tuner is compatible with most Sony UniLink Bus controlling head units produced in 2005 and later. Preset Memory: Once connected, all AM and FM broadcasts are received by the XT-100HD. HD appears as an additional source, with five preset banks; HD1 (FM1), HD2 (FM2), HD3 (FM3), HD4 (AM1), and HD5 (AM2). CD Changer Pass-Thru: The HD tuner uses the CD changer input on the Sony head unit. You can also add a CD changer, or other UniLink device, using the CD changer pass-through connection on the tuner. Note: The Sony XA-110iP or XA-120iP iPod adapter is not compatible with the XT-100HD's UniLink input. Inputs and Outputs Front Panel of Tuner: Power: 3-pin jack for use with supplied power harness UniLink Bus Output: connect to head unit using supplied UniLink cable UniLink Bus Input: connect to additional UniLink device Audio Output: connect to head unit using supplied RCA patch cord Audio Input: connect to additional UniLink device Antenna: Motorola antenna input jack; connects to the existing antenna using the supplied antenna extension cable 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 verify what's in the box, 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. Sorry, the Sony XT-100HD is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? 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I just updated Minecraft to Beta 1.7.2, and now I don't get wool from hitting a sheep once anymore. Killing it only drops 1 block of wool. In Beta 1.6, it used to drop 1-3 when hitting it once. Do I have to kill the sheep now, or is there an intended way to collect wool?
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Use Shears to get wool from sheep.
Already been answered; you need Shears to get wool from sheep; but I'd be remiss if I didn't mentioned that thanks to this little change; wool is now possible to farm in mob traps that previously gave only Pork, Leather and Feathers.
So there's that.
Edit: Following the restructuring of how livestocks work in Minecraft (1.8b+1.0) this is no longer a good idea; as killing sheep will now permanently disrupt your ability to get wool.


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Oktoberfest - Roselle
Take part in grape stomping and grape spitting contests while dancing to the music of a German Folk band. Enjoy Lynfred's award-winning wines and food that includes delicious sandwiches from the famous pig roast.
During this fun-filled event for all ages at the Wildlife Discovery Museum, meet live crocodilians, including Bubba the world famous American Alligator who will be on hand until 2pm. The expert staff and members of the Chicago Herpetological Society and the Madison Area Herpetological Society will give short talks about crocodiles and their kin, including some of our very own residents while also providing some close up encounters with a variety of reptiles. There will also be here will also be kid-friendly activities, face painting, a story teller, craft vendors, food and refreshments.
CITY:Lake Forest
October Sky at Marriott Theatre
The beloved Universal Pictures film October Sky is now a new musical. It was 1957, and Sputnik lights up the October sky over the small Appalachian mining town of Coalwood, West Virginia. Homer Hickam, the teenage son of a coal miner, is determined not to end up like generations before him. Inspired by the world's race to space, Homer and his buddies begin to light up the starry skies with their homemade rockets and dreams of glory. This rich and emotional story is for anyone who ever dreamed of something better and reached for the stars.
Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure
Participate in a Susan G. Komen Memorial Race for the Cure® Series and show everyone whose life you are running for. Are you running for your mother, your sister, a co-worker, a friend? Are you running for your own life? Or are you running for the future? No matter whose life you are running for, now is the time to get involved and run for their life! All funds from the Race go to research, education, screening and treatment programs.
Villa Park Oktoberfest
Don't miss this Oktoberfest presented by Villa Park! Join us at Lions Park for some live entertainment, food vendors, beer tent, carnival rides, games and more... it's a fun filled weekend for the whole family!
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Uncorked at the Oak Park Conservatory
On Friday, September 25th,from 6 to 8pm, attend the Oak Park Conservatory's "Uncorked." See local artists, listen to musicians, and take a tour of the Fern, Tropical and Desert rooms. Admission includes two drinks and food for $15. Adults only.
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Fall Fest at the Oak Park Conservatory
Join us on Sunday, September 27 from 11am-2pm, to celebrate Fall Fest at the Oak Park Conservatory and Rehm Park - free admission! We'll have horse-drawn hayrides, inflatable entertainment, many crafts and activities run by some of our sponsors and delicious food from our local vendors all at Rehm Park! The Rehm Trains will be open during this event. Walk over to the Conservatory where each family will get to pick a pumpkin from our pumpkin patch (while supplies last) and after the kids can decorate their very own masks! All of these fun activities are free, but please bring along some money to enjoy the great offerings from this year's food vendors-cash only at food vendors.
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Antiques + Modernism
The Woman's Board of Winnetka Community House proudly presents Antiques + Modernism Winnetka. This spectacular show is a fusion of the former Winnetka Antiques Show and the Modernism Show. Nationally recognized as two of the Midwest's most well-respected events, its combined 60 year history and prevailing reputation speaks to the caliber of this highly anticipated show. The combined event will encompass periods of design ranging from the 17th century to the mid 20th century. Esteemed dealers from across the country will showcase fine examples of American, British, French and Asian antiques, as well as pieces from the Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau, Art Deco and Mid-Century design movements. The exhibition and sale will offer furniture, silver, ceramics, jewelry, garden antiques, lighting, rugs, textiles, fine and folk art, architectural artifacts and even more. Collectors, designers and hobbyists alike will delight in the extensive inventory of beautiful objects presented at the historic Winnetka Community House.
Wayne City Bean Days
Come celebrate over 45 years of Ruritans of Wayne City with ham & beans, parade, pageant, live music, and more.
CITY:Wayne City
America's Got Talent at Genesee Theatre
This is the America's Got Talent All Stars Tour. The show will feature some of the most popular performers from the hit NBC variety competition series, including Season 8 favorite comedian Taylor Williamson. The #1 rated summer television series for the last ten years is coming to the Genesee and bringing the ultimate variety show.
Michael Bolton at the Genesee Theatre
Established soft-rock king Michael Bolton has honored several genres besides his own adult contemporary category, including 60's soul and works from the Great American Songbook. The blue-eyed, soft-rock balladeer has unveiled a total of 17 studio albums, five of which have been certified multi-platinum in the U.S.
Open House Chicago
The Chicago Architecture Foundation's Open House Chicago is a free public festival that offers behind-the-scenes access to 200 buildings across Chicago. This year, for the first time, Open House Chicago is extending beyond the city's boundaries into Evanston. Explore the hidden gems and architectural treasures of Evanston and Chicago's diverse neighborhoods—all for free. See website for full listing.
America's Baking and Sweets Show
North America's first and biggest baking and sweets event, America's Baking and Sweets Show, takes you on a gourmet grand tour of the most delectable and hottest trends in the world of baking and beyond. Our theme this year is "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" so join our showboy Charlie in the magical world of baking and sweets at The Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel and ...Explore. Discover. Shop.
Rosanne Cash performs at Dominican University
Join us October 2nd at 7:30pm to see Rosanne Cash, called "one of the most compelling figures in popular music" by the Library of Congress. Rosanne Cash is part of country music's legendary Cash and Carter families and she charted 21 Top 40 country singles, including 11 Number Ones. Her highly-acclaimed, multi Grammy-winning album, The River and the Thread, hailed by Newsweek as "the work of a lifetime," is a kaleidoscopic examination of the geographic, emotional, and historic landscape of the American South. The album's unique sound, which draws from country, Delta blues, gospel, Appalachian folk and rock, reflects the soulful mix of music that traces its history to the region.
CITY:River Forest
The Indigo Girls at Genesee Theatre
The Indigo Girls, made up of Emily Saliers and Amy Ray, bring you the music of the past, present, and future of boundlessness earned and not bestowed. These songs are rooted in tradition and inventive; nourished in dark soils, leafing and luminous. With a long tenure as torchbearers of a modern approach to folk music that incorporates elements of alternative rock, punk, and country into the genre's traditional foundation. Tickets are $38-$48.
Steve Tyrell at the Genesee Theatre
This is jazz, romance and classic music at its best. Enjoy a memorable evening with Grammy Award-winning vocalist Steve Tyrell. His reinvented pop standards are perfect for a modern-day audience with a soft spot for the classics.
It's a Wonderful Life with Zuzu at the Genesee Theatre
Get in the spirit with a screening of America's favorite Holiday Classic, "It's a Wonderful Life" with a special live appearance, Q&A, and stories from Zuzu herself, Karolyn Grimes. Her sparkling personality and her couragious story allows her audiences to feel good about themselves and their lives, no matter the hardship.
The Brian Setzer Orchestra at the Genesee Theatre
The 18-Piece Brian Setzer Orchestra brings his favorite swing, jump blues, rockabilly and rock and roll hits to his 12th Annual Christmas Tour. Songs include Jump Jive An' Wail, Let's Shake, Dig that Crazy Santa Clause, The Dirty Boogie and more.
41st Annual Arts in the Barn
Fine art on display and ready for purchase to take home. Between visits to each of the over 180 artist tents and/or displays in one of the 3 barns, there are plenty of tasty treats to enjoy while viewing live entertainment on the main stage. New this year kids can enjoy a petting zoo and feed the animals or create their own art in the Children's Art Tent, Chess Without Borders to test player's skill, and 'The Artist Speaks' where selected artists will explain and show how they approach their art medium.
James Lumber Center Present The Diviners
In this marvelously theatrical play, a widowed farmer is raising his son Buddy during the Great Depression. Buddy almost drowned as a child and is still terrified of water, even though he's blessed with the ability to divine its location. When a disillusioned preacher, C.C. Showers, comes to the farm seeking employment, a unique bond develops between the troubled but gifted Buddy and a man who represents salvation to the beleaguered townspeople. C.C. devotes himself to helping Buddy and his efforts precipitate a startling chain of events.
James Lumber Center Presents The Tempest
Marooned on a distant island with his daughter Miranda, Prospero has spent 12 years perfecting his magic and plotting his revenge. When he learns that a ship bearing his old enemies is sailing near the island, with the help of the spirit Ariel, he raises a torrential storm, bringing within his grasp those who robbed him of his dukedom. Shakespeare's last great masterpiece, The Tempest is an enchanted tale filled with romance, humor and adventure.
18th Annual Fear No Art Festival at CLC
A festival like no other, the 18th Annual Fear No Art festival is a lively celebration featuring a variety of artists performing music, dance and poetry. Adding to the performances is the stunning display of paintings, photography and sculptures by CLC students and community artists.
Comedian Jay Pharoah at the James Lumber Center
Jay Pharoah, is an American actor, stand-up comedian, impressionist, rapper and voice actor. Currently in his fifth season of Saturday Night Live, Pharoah is well known for his stellar impressions of President Barack Obama, Jay Z, Denzel Washington, Kanye West and many others. Come out for a night of laughs.
2015 Elgin Short Film Festival
The 7th Annual Elgin Short Film Festival promises to be an entertaining evening of some of the very best in short films by some of the very best up-and-coming filmmakers.You are invited to the award ceremony and screening of finalists taking place in Elgin, IL on Saturday, September 26, 2015.


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The Smithsonian Institution has two museums of Asian art: the Freer Gallery of Art and the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery. The Sackler Gallery features both permanent and temporary exhibitions of Asian art from ancient times to the present.
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Bier Brewery takes home top honors for second year at Indiana State Fair Brewers' Cup
Tom Wallbank wins "Homebrewer of the Year" for first time
INDIANAPOLIS – Indianapolis' own Bier Brewery earned the Brewers of Indiana Guild Championship Brewery Trophy for the second straight year after amassing four first-place beers.
Tom Wallbank of Zionsville won the title of "Homebrewer of the Year" for the first time after accumulating three first-place wins. He has been brewing since 1995.
"I've never done this well," Wallbank said. "I've not been brewing too much this year, so I was very excited and very surprised."
The other two big awards handed out are the Best of Show trophies that go to the highest-rated of the 23 gold medal winners in both professional and homebrew categories. The professional Best of Show award went to Upland Brewing Co. for its Flanders Red Ale, while Shawn Kaus took home the homebrewer award for his Holla Jala Jalapeno Cream. As a result, Kaus will have his winning recipe brewed and served at the Broad Ripple Brew Pub.
The 14th annual Indiana State Fair Brewers' Cup set another record for entries this year with 1,124. More than 80 judges from all over the country tasted and rated the beers over two days. Silver and bronze medals were also awarded in each of the categories, which range from American Ales to Spice/Herb/Vegetable Beer.
For the first time this year, the Indiana State Fair Brewers' Cup was a qualifying event for the Masters Championship of Amateur Brewing (MCAB). This means that the first-place winners in each of the 23 different homebrew categories are qualified to compete in the MCAB championship competition, which will take place next year. Qualifying events are considered the biggest and best in homebrew competition, so the MCAB championship is considered a "champions' championship," featuring the best home brewers from across the country.
For more results, information and photos, visit www.brewerscup.org.
About Indiana State Fair
The Indiana State Fair is the state's largest multi-day event celebrating Hoosiers' spirit and agricultural heritage. Nationally recognized for offering great entertainment, showcasing youth, interactive agriculture education programs, premiere facilities and a variety of unique, fun foods, the Indiana State Fair has been an annual tradition for generations of Hoosiers since 1852. The 2012 fair is the "Year of Dairy Cows," showcasing Indiana Dairy farmers. For more information, please visit www.indianastatefair.com.
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Lana Del Rey looks to 2015 tour
Lana Del Rey has been a very busy woman in 2014. In fact, her calendar has been jam packed since it was announced back in January that she would be covering the song "Once Upon a Dream" for the feature film "Maleficent." The following month, she posted a picture of herself and Dan Auerbach on Twitter with the caption, "Me and Dan Auerbach are excited to present you with "Ultraviolence." That turned out to be the title to hear brand new album.
Del Rey and Auerbach had actually been rumored to be working together at Auerbach's Easy Eye Sound studio in Nashville, and he was said to be producing the album. Then in March, Rufus Wainwright revealed that he was also working with Del Rey. And a month after that came the release of the first single from the album, "West Coast." It was followed by the release of "Shades of Cool" in May, and two more cuts (including the title track) were also released before the album dropped on June 13.
"Ultraviolence" debuted at number one in twelve countries, including the United States and United Kingdom. The album sold more than 880,000 copies in its first week, worldwide, and in short order Rolling Stone revealed that Del Rey would also be a guest on Brian Wilson's studio album "No Pier Pressure."
It was also just announced that two brand new songs by Del Rey, "Big Eyes" and "I Can Fly", will be featured in Tim Burton's 2014 biographical film "Big Eyes," which focuses on the American artist Margaret Keane. Finally, on December 1st, Del Rey announced she will be headlining a tour in summer 2015, with at least eight of the shows set to feature Courtney Love.
A Year to Remember for Lana Del Ray (Updated 1/23/14)
Perhaps Lana Del Rey hasn't put music on the back burner after all. And why should she now? As it turns out, 2013 was a banner year for the young starlet, whose third EP, "Paradise," spawned her second top tem album in the U.S., debuting at number 10 on the Billboard 200 with some 67,000 copies sold in its first week alone.
Not bad for a girl who was ultimately looking to focus more on a film career. Sure, her music has praised for its cinematic sound and references to pop culture. Yes, she draws influence from the likes of Elvis Presley, Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin, Nirvna, Bruce Springsteen and so many more. She's clearly reaped the benefits of doing her own thing. That's why she won the Q Award for "Best New Thing," a BRIT Award for "International Breakthrough Act" and yet another for "International Pop Female Solo Artist."
Did we mention that 2013 was also Lana's year to score her first Grammy nominations? They came in the categories for Best Pop Vocal Album for "Paradise" and Best Song Written for Visual Media for "Young and Beautiful."
Though Del Rey was "snubbed" by the Motion Picture Academy for a potential Oscar nomination for "Young and Beautiful" (which appeared on the soundtrack to "The Great Gatsby"), she has other events already penciled into her calendar for 2014. In fact, the neo-torch singer will perform at this year's Coachella Festival, it was recently announced. She is part of a huge list of performers for the three-day, two-weekend festival to be held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California on April 11, 12 and 13. The entire festival repeats the following weekend, April 18-20.
Her music wasn't 'Born to Die' (Created March 20, 2014)
Lana Del Ray has lived well beyond her years, coincidentally packing her heart and soul into an album she would call "Born to Die." That release came in January 2012, but the story of Lana and the puzzle pieces of her life fit together in a much more complicated way.
Now a singer, songwriter and Vogue cover girl, the childhood of Lana (born Elizabeth Woolridge Grant) is in stark contrast to the fame she now enjoys. By age 14 she was dealing with an alcohol dependency, had been sent away to boarding school and ultimately attended Fordham University in New York City to study metaphysics. Picking up her first guitar ultimately changed the course her life would take from there on out.
Grant began performing in clubs around New York City under various names, including her birth name, as well as Sparkle Rope Jump Queen and Lizzy Grant and the Phenomena. At age 20, she signed a record contract for $10,000 and moved into a trailer park. When the album was shelved, she began working in homeless outreach, drug and alcohol rehabilitation.
It wasn't until fall 2011 that Grant rebranded herself as Lana Del Ray and signed a joint record deal with both Interscope Records and Polydor. It came after another false start (with 5 Point Records) and a full-length album that was quickly yanked from circulation. But the third time would prove to be the charm, as Lana put a few tracks on her YouTube channel. Her debut single, "Video Games," accumulated in excess of 20 million views in its first 5 months of upload, and by the time "Born to Die" was officially released in January 2012, Lana had her vision re-directed yet again.
Now partnered with NEXT Model Management agency and with dreams of pursuing a film career, Lana has made music just a small focus of her overall appeal. Her third EP, "Paradise," is currently being supported by a tour that will take her through France, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Austria and many other countries in 2013.
Lana Del Rey Announces New Album + Festival Appearances
Luscious-lipped singer Lana Del Rey has just announced plans for a new album. Her third release, titled Honeymoon, will feature a version of Nina Simone's classic "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood," as well as nine other tracks that have already been written. Of the nine, four have already been produced, so we'd guess the native…Read more
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Stan's NoTubes ZTR Crest 29in Wheelset - Discontinued Decal $610.00
Light and reliable.
While the ZTR Race Gold is Stan's lightest offering, at 230g more, the Crest 29in Wheelset offers the strength and reliability long-distance racers and XC riders demand. Using Stan's 3.30 hubs, double-butted spokes, and Crest rims, this wheelset offers the low rotational weight, and tire-enhancing volume Stan's rims have become respected for.
Stan's has been at the forefront of the 29er movement, offering some of the most desirable rims on the market. Aside from Stan's award winning sealant, what has put the little company from NY on the map is it's Bead Socket Technology. In a nut shell, BST rims have a larger inner diameter to seal against tire beads for simpler tubeless inflation, and a lower rim sidewall that reduces stored energy, that allows lower pressures, a more natural, rounder shape, and increased volume.
In fact, Stan's BST rims allow riders to run approximately 30% less pressure than conventional rims. This directly translates into enhanced traction when climbing, descending, and turning -- along with a more supple ride and lower rolling resistance. With these virtues, it's clear to see why Stan's rims are almost omnipresent on race courses and trail heads alike.
The BST equipped ZTR Crest rim is laced to a Stan's 3.30 hubset. The hubs house smooth-spinning chromoly cartridge bearings that ride on a lightweight 7075 alloy axles. The rear hub body features large, 58mm flanges. The driveside houses a hardened 30-point engagement ring, while the non-driveside is machined to reduce weight. The front hub gets a 58mm disc-side hub, with a smaller, 45mm flange on the non-disc side to balance strength and weight.
The freehub is aluminum and it's compatible with Shimano and SRAM cassettes. The Stan's ZTR Crest 29in Wheelset is laced with 2.0/1.7/2.0 butted steel spokes and alloy nipples. It comes with Stan's rim tape and valve stems installed for instant use -- just add tires, sealant, and air. The front hub has a 9mm axle, but it can be converted with Stan's included 15mm conversion kit. The ZTR Crest 29in Wheelset has a rider weight limit of 190lbs.
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Cheap, light.. not strong
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
You've heard the saying, "Cheap, light, strong. Pick two. "
If you're going for cheap and light, then you can't go wrong with this wheel set.
I had read about the Crests being flimsy, but I put it off to people having bad luck. Mine were trashed after 5 months of riding, and I can say I was happy when I got my new wheels. These would be good if you're below 150, but I think the Arch Ex would be a better choice for anyone over 165.
Clint J Stevenson
True dat ! Crest is for the little people. I have the Arch ex and have bashed them for over 2,000 mountain miles. I weigh 180 if that helps.
Neel Gammill
As a XC wheelset I'd put the Crest in the very reliable category.


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11/29/12: Host Utah outlasted the visiting Denver Nuggets 105-103 on Monday, in a game that Utah valiantly battled back from an early double digit deficit. Utah was down 11 at the half and tied up the game in the third quarter. The Jazz were able to drop two more points than the Nuggets in the final frame, and came out with an exhilarating two point win. Overall, the Jazz are playing about .500 ball. There is certainly room for improvement, but they are fielding a competitive team night in and night out, and are perfect at home so far this season.
11/22/12: The Jazz are stuck in the quagmire that is the Northwest Division. Oklahoma City is certainly the class of the division, and has already opened up a three game lead on everyone else. But Denver and Utah are tied at 6-5, while Minnesota is 5-5 and Portland is 5-6. Utah is playing a bit different style this season. The Jazz are shooting threes at an alarming rate, and are doing so successfully. Combined, Mo Williams, Marvin Williams, Randy Foye, Gordon Hayward, and Paul Millsap have shot 93 for 171 from beyond the arc, an astounding 38% for the season. This is the kind of pace the Jazz need to make another playoff run this season.
11/15/12: The Jazz went into Boston with a goal of defining what kind of team they are this season. In a hard fought effort, Utah fell 98-93. While Boston fans will certainly exclaim that they dominated Utah, the Jazz led 46-22 at the half, but trailed by three after the third quarter, and just could not muster enough offense in the final frame. Utah now sits at 4-5. They are in fourth place in the Northwest Division, but only two games behind Oklahoma City. Utah has a day off before continuing their East Coast swing with games in Philadelphia and Washington on Friday and Saturday, respectively.
11/8/12: The Jazz are off to a disappointing 1-3 start, so let the armchair coaches start their speculation. A big problem is defense. Simply put, the Jazz are giving up far too many points, particularly in the paint. Paul Millsap has the nod as the starter, but how long can the Jazz continue to use Derrick Favors as a bench player? The debate has raged in Utah all summer - Millsap or Favors? Millsap has the experience, but Favors is more athletic and a better interior defender. If the defensive woes continue, expect the Jazz to make the move to Favors as the starter.
11/1/12: Veteran guard Raja Bell was asked not to report to training camp as Bell and the team tried to work out a buyout deal. Those talks failed and Bell is still on the roster. The Jazz are likely to try to trade the guard, with Miami and the Los Angeles Lakers being possible destinations. The Jazz want to avoid the situation turning into a distraction while not paying to much to get him off the team. As of now, the saga still continues, but for the sake of the team and fans, the Jazz will probably try to get resolution in short order.
10/18/12: Who will play power forward, incumbant Paul Millsap or young gun Derek Favors? Favors could start for a number of teams right now, but it is hard to bench Millsap. The answer may just be to get them both on the floor at the same time by moving Millsap to the 3 spot. Last season, the Jazz experimented with Millsap at 3, Favors at 4, and Al Jefferson at 5. It was also the time when the team was at its best both offensively and defensively. So maybe the answer isn't "either/or", but rather "both at once".
10/4/12: There will be plenty of time to discuss the Paul Milsaps vs. Derrick Favors situation brewing in Utah. But for now, the most interesting thing about the Jazz is that big man Enes Kantor dropped 51 pounds. His weight is down from 293 to 242! Over one sixth of his mass is gone. He was not featured on any made for TV diet show or use new age training methods. Apparently, he just stopped eating 'everything in sight'. No word yet on how the weight loss will affect or benefit his play, but congratulations to the man for such an amazing effort.
8/16/12: Many times when a new coach is introduced, team management cites how well the coach relates to the players. This is often used (as a rationalization) for hiring a young and/or inexperienced coach. But new Trail Blazers head coach Terry Stotts is flipping that cliche. Stotts (54) believes that his experience and advancement in age will help him in working with an inexperienced roster. With 18 years as a head or assistant coach, Stotts has been in the league since many players were in diapers. Will it help the team? That is to be determined, though Portland does have the opportunity to escape from the lottery this coming season.
8/2/12: When the Jazz signed free agent guard Randy Foye, GM Kevin O'Connor joked "We finally signed somebody not named Williams". This after Utah signed Mo Williams and Marvin Williams earlier in the offseason. Foye signed a one-year deal, though O'Connor said that both parties are looking for a long-term relationsihp. Foye, for his part, said that selecting Utah over the Knicks, Rockets, Mavericks, and Bulls was a 'no-brainer' and that this is where he and his family want to be. It is rare to see an NBA player willingly bypass the brighter lights of New York or Chicago, but that should give the Jazz hope as they look to advance further in the playoffs next season.
7/26/12: The Utah Jazz are morphing into the Clippers North. Earlier in the month, the Jazz reacquired fan favorite Mo Williams, who played for the Clippers the past few seasons. Now, they have come to terms with guard Randy Foye on a single year deal. Foyle played mostly at shooting guard for the Clippers last year, opposite point guard Chris Paul. Foye shot nearly 40% from beyond the arc while paired with Paul, and the Jazz hope he can bring that outside threat up to the Great Salt Lake. And there is a good chance for Foye to start, as last year's shooting guard Raja Bell agreed to a buyout and is no longer with the team.
5/23/12: Al Jefferson isn't ready to blow up the team yet: 'I'd love to see everyone come back, because this is a team that we did well'. Despite the grammatical errors, Jefferson does have a point. The Jazz have a solid core with Jefferson, Paul Millsap and youngsters Derrick Favors and Enis Kantor. In fact, Jefferson plans on spending some of his offseason working out with Favors and Kantor - hoping to improve from a team that barely made teh playoffs (and was swept by the Spurs) to true contender in the West. Some key offseason moves and the Jazz will be ready to compete next season.
5/15/12: The Utah Jazz exceeded even their own expectations this past season, even making the playoffs after a strong surge towards the end of the regular season. Veterans Josh Howard and Jamaal Tinsley resurrected their careers under second-year coach Tyrone Corbin, and center Al Jefferson said "I can see this team actually growing to be something special". The expectations will be bigger next year, and two moves the team will need to make are parting ways with 35-year old Raja Bell (who continuously quarlled with Coach Corbin), and acquiring perimeter shooting, which was non-existent in the first round sweep by San Antonio.
5/11/12: Utah snuck into the playoffs in the season's final days, accepting the eighth see and the right to play number one San Antonio in the first round. Unlike other 1 vs. 8 matchups where the underdog rose up and defeated the heavy favorite, this series was more of what one would expect between a dominant contenter and a fortunate final entry. San Antonio not only swept the series in four games, but never even trailed at the end of the bare minimum 16 quarters played. The Jazz mounted one late rally - cutting a 21 point deficit to four, but came up short in the end.
5/3/12: The Jazz secured the final playoff spot in the West and face perinneal powerhouse San Antonio in the first round. The Jazz finished strong, with a five game winning streak, including crucial wins over Dallas and Phoenix to enter the postseason with a 36-30 record. The Spurs beat the Jazz in Game 1 in San Antonio by a score of 106-91. The Jazz were simply outmanned by Tony Parker (28 points) and Tim Duncan (17/11). Paul Milsap had team highs 20 points and 9 rebounds for Utah, but the Jazz have an uphill battle against the best in the West.
4/25/12: Utah made a strong playoff push, going XXX-XXX, including a XXXX-game winning streak. Aside from the team and fans, the Timberwolves have a vested interest in the Jazz' outcome. By making the playoffs, the Jazz will send their first round pick to Minnesota as part of the Al Jefferson trade. That trade paid dividends on Tuesday. Jefferson suffered a facial gash in the third quarter and left the game for attention. When he returned in the fourth, he siezed control - scoring eight straight points and securing both a 100-88 victory and a spot in the post season for the young Jazz.
4/18/12: Utah continues to hold hope for a playoff spot as they are currently in a dead heat with Phoenix and Houston. The Jazz won one of the most exciting games of the season on Monday - a (123-121) triple overtime victory over the Dallas Mavericks. The Jazz provided a balanced attack, with all five Utah starters scored in double-digits, with Al Jefferson hitting 28, Gordon Hayward adding 24, and Devin Harris contributing 23. Utah is in full playoff mode and not taking chances with the bench - all five starters played at least 45 minutes, and the bench only adding 14 total points.
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Omar Kelly's avatar...errr....Kaepernick is a mess on the road! lol. He panics like me driving in the snow.
Too perfect that Baker got destroyed and let pressure in but Ryan delivers a bullet for a first down anyway.
Harbaugh threw some new wrinkles at Nolan's defense in that last drive. I wonder if he'll be able to adjust? This was one of his weaknesses in Miami.
BTW, it sure thrills my heart to see how bad Matt Ryan is playing. If he played any worse they would only be leading this game by seven. Parcels and Ireland sure were right to build behind an elite left tackle.
The inability of the Falcons not being able to defend the TE is alarming...and a real criticism of Nolan's time in Miami.
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Right on cue...a TD to Davis.
The improvement of Miami defending the TE was apparent under Coyle.