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The M.I.N.D Institute held a parents forum for children with different cognitive disorders including Autism, ADHD and Dyslexia. Director, Heather Bennett says the program retrains the brain without the use of any medication.
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- Jul 12, 2013Hi Jeremy et al - lots of questions here!
1 - is there a RULE about the total amount of time onstage?
Answer - no. SCJC has instituted no time limits on the performance - it
just has to be 2 songs. We believe that this is ultimately self-policing,
inasmuch as overlong performances will wear on the audiences and judges alike.
We see some result along those lines with Salem this year.
2 - How about time limits on setup and strike? Again - no rule. What there
IS is something called "shared responsibilities" (which Bruce summed up
nicely), which up until the events of this year ASKED the competitors to
adhere to certain overall time limits in terms of the moment they stepped onto
the stage until the last person exits. Those time limits were certainly
blown away by some of the performances noted here, and likely even overstepped
by choruses who opted for longer artistic presentations. This is the
slippery slope where we have to be careful about blending administrative and
artistic concerns/penalties/guidelines. You need to consider the unintended
consequences - what if there are technical issues backstage? Who is going to
adjudicate who's fault it is? Do we really want to levy a point penalty in
say, Presentation, or across the artistic categories because a chorus
dawdled backstage? Can you imagine the issues of fairness this could raise?
What if a chorus member gets hurt or takes ill getting on or off the
risers? Do we now have to hurriedly bundle him off because otherwise we are
getting penalties?
Again, this may sound preposterous, but we need to be aware of the
potential issues. Seems like we would now have to station judges backstage to
verify whose"fault" the delay is!
3 - As far as the non-member rule in reference to AVP. I will say that this
WAS discussed immediately after their performance, and as is always the
case with our current judging community, the competitor is granted the
benefit of the doubt. Did Becky Hine direct enough? The point was made she
directed AT LEAST as much as Clay did in that first song. Could it be argued that
AVP gamed the system? Sure - it could be, but "could" is not enough to
penalize. These decision will continue to be made in real time and there is no
one absolute quantifiable measure of when the letter of the law is met -
it will continue to be a judgment call.
It's always easier to criticize these decisions with the benefit of
hindsight, but please remember the judging community is not first and foremost
policemen - we are acolytes and supporters (and yes, guardians of the style),
but we are also competitors ourselves, and with that comes a level of
empathy for other competitors!
Seems like it sure didn't help AVP much, tho.
In a message dated 7/12/2013 12:47:19 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
bbs10rfl@... writes:
That's interesting that there is a rule. Are there any penalties associated
with this rule? Points lost? If so, how did the Allies get fifth? They
didn't have 90 on stage and yet used more than 16 minutes just to get on
stage. Salem used 16 minutes (I'm guessing) before they uttered a note.
Now don't get me wrong. I'm not opposed to comedy, or schtick to use the
Yiddish term. I loved the green army, the fish, even the penguins that
Greendale did. I loved the bling and the light show that GNU did last year.
I loved the vegetable package of TNL. I'm just saying that you have to have
some respect for your audience. Please note also that I am not criticizing
the probably over-long ballad of Westminster. Long, yes - but good,
entertaining, and in perfect keeping with their package - and they didn't
make the audience wait over-long for it to get started. I don't want to
limit the actual presentation, only the set-up/take-down time.
Speaking of rules. How about AVP's use of a woman who is NOT specifically a
director? They identified her as a director. She lifted her arms (as if
directing) a time or two but most of the time she was an actor in the scene
- not a director. Boy was that pushing the envelope! It's probably good
that I was not a PRS judge. I would probably have DQed them. I heard
others in the hall saying the same thing. I've seen lots of contest
presentations that would have been enhanced by having a woman on stage. So
all we have to do is call her a director, let her sashay across the stage
be the object of the love song and it's OK? Do we really want to go there?
If so, let's change the rules and say we can use women as props or scenery
or whatever as long as they don't sing.
Jeremy Reynolds
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There IS a written, but unenforced "rule" that you have a time limit based
on the size of the chorus performing...
under 50 = 12 minutes, 50-90 = 14 minutes, 90 or more = 16 minutes
this is SUPPOSE to be from the first man stepping on stage until the last
man leaves, including set up time... it makes no mention of actual
performing time.
Some people questioned that last year after Salem's performance.... and I
think you see in their scores this year a form of unofficial penalty
they violated the spirit of the thing again... but it wasn't applied to
everyone it seems.
It seems that the groups are really pushing the envelope in the non-singing
areas... things like the full stage circus production from Alliance (time)
to the Salem monks package (time) to the AVP Tony Bennett / Snidley
set (use of "props"?).
Bruce Checca
Tavernier, FL
On 7/12/2013 8:07 AM, Jeremy Reynolds wrote:
Personally, I don't care how long a chorus sings. When we had time limits,
it was very limiting. HOWEVER (yes, I'm shouting), I think there should be
a time limit for setting up and tearing down. When The New Tradition Chorus
did the Les Mis package, we took on 8 or 10 platforms and enough backing
material to build a barricade for the uprising and we did it and got 140
on stage in approximately 3 minutes. We got off the stage in about the same
time. We planned ahead for it and practiced it many times before we ever
got to the contest arena. Look how quickly Greendale got their entire green
army onto the stage even though their entire front row had their feet bound
together. I don't know exactly what the time limit should be but perhaps
three or four minutes (from the time the previous chorus has left the
or from the time the next chorus is given permission to enter) should be
enough. Anything more is just an insult to the audience.
I understand that Alliance had a problem with chokepoints and had to
disassemble their circus tent and re-assemble it on stage. They should have
asked permission to measure the path to the stage ahead of time so that
would know just what they could and couldn't do and take steps ahead of
time. Bad logistics! And probably bad planning to have parts that were too
big for anything. A chorus can certainly put on a circus set without the
elaborate tent! We barbershop audiences have good imaginations. We can
understand implied scenery. TNL could have built a barn to show that their
set was occurring on a farm. We didn't need that. We got the vegetable
garden with only the fences in front of the sunflowers and the costumes.
The Senate-Aires were something else, however. They didn't have elaborate
sets. They just (IMNSHO) did a boring job of getting onto the stage and
took way, way, way tooooooooo long to do it. We got the joke in the first
minute. It wasn't funny after that.
Jeremy Reynolds
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I disagree with blaming the choruses for time delays in setting up for
performances. I would first look to inadequacies in the venues needed to
support the growing level of performance creativity that is essential to
sustaining interest by the performers and the audience. The bar keeps
getting raised - and that is a good thing. You may still enjoy a good movie
made in the 50's, but in general the production values in the movie
have increased dramatically. I think the first order of business is for the
society to prioritize the importance of the selected venues in the future
be able to support the increasing levels of production value for which the
top choruses will continue to strive to obtain.
John Flynn
Sarasota Chorus of the Keys
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Time Limits:
I'm totally in favor of a time limit. My chorus ran repetitive drills of
package (including getting on and off the stage) to make sure that we were
at the "recommended" time for a chorus of our size. Our props were all
designed for quick assembly and disassembly. Our music was also planned to
fit us in the recommended time limit. Then we show up and see choruses
totally exceed those recommendations with NO ramifications. Now, sometimes
things happen in live theater. I heard the circus tent set could not fit
through the doors and choke points at the back of the stage and they had to
break it down and reassemble on each side of the door. If that is the case,
I guess they did what they could to still be able to perform, but I believe
that all of the choruses were told far in advance what the stage dimensions
and choke point dimensions were going to be, and that there would be no
curtain. We knew it, we planned for it, so it was not a
problem for us.
I fully appreciate a good presentation and that an epic performance may
some time to setup. I am sure that they worked very hard on their packages.
They were definitely creative. Having said that, I am in favor of having
time limit rules, not suggestions, with point penalties for those found
guilty of this theatrical malfeasance.
On the point of the interviews, I was in one. It seemed fine to me.
That is just my opinion. It's not gospel. Thank you for your time.
Steve McCullough
Circle City Sound (Greater Indianapolis Chapter in the Cardinal District)
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PSW Staff 04/15/15 08:01 AM,PreSonus introduces the StudioLive CS18AI mix controller, a versatile, scalable, modular control surface for StudioLive RM-series rack-mount, Active Integration digital mixers and PreSonus' Studio One DAW. Networking with StudioLive RM32AI and RM16AI mixers via AVB Ethernet and PreSonus UCNET technology, the StudioLive CS18AI offers touch-sensitive motorized faders and enables hardware control of all mixer features, managing up to 64 channels. The new controller also makes it easier to do virtual soundcheck, live recording, and studio mixdown with PreSonus' Studio One… View this story
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Friday, March 27, 2015PSW Staff 03/27/15 03:17 PM,Waves Audio will be hosting a series of events around the U.S. featuring and demonstrating DiGiGrid audio interfaces. DiGiGrid was developed by Waves together with DiGiCo. Each event will feature a high-profile Waves artist and product specialist on-hand to demonstrate the features and practical applications of DiGiGrid in a real-world music production workflow. Refreshments will also be provided, and there will be a live Q&A session with the Waves artist after the demo. Waves DiGiGrid U.S. tour dates: WHEN: April… View this story
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Thursday, March 19, 2015PSW Staff 03/19/15 10:11 AM,Allen & Heath's iLive digital system and GL2800 analog mixer were installed in Korea's new Incheon Asiad stadium, built to host the 17th Asian Games. Taking 3 years to construct, the gigantic stadium is capable of holding up to 62,000 people and was used for the Games main sporting events, as well as events before the Games, such as Korean Pop (K-POP) concerts. As many as 13,000 athletes from 45 countries competed. The organizer was looking for a stable but… View this story
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Wednesday, February 18, 2015PSW Staff 02/18/15 11:08 AM,ESPN's CFP Megacast, a record-breaking simulcast of the inaugural College Football Playoff National Championship across multiple ESPN networks and services, included a natural sound feed to ESPN Classic produced using a DiGiCo SD9 digital audio mixing console. The audio for ESPN Classic's telecast - including performances by the Oregon and Ohio State marching bands, Aloe Blacc singing "America the Beautiful," and Lady Antebellum performing "The Star-Spangled Banner" - was drawn from more than 100 microphones positioned throughout the AT&T Stadium… View this story
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Wednesday, February 04, 2015PSW Staff 02/04/15 02:13 PM,Destin, Florida, already a destination getaway, is now even better thanks to the efforts of Ocean Reef Resorts owner and recording artist Chris Taylor, who recently added a private studio to the Miramar Beach location. He and his wife, Gileah, wanted a place to record music and experiment with sound without leaving their beach-side home and they knew API could help them create such a unique space. The idea was especially attractive because it eliminated the need for them to… View this story
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Monday, February 02, 2015PSW Staff 02/02/15 04:03 PM,The response to their first Yamaha CL5 digital audio console has been tremendous, so Event Pro, Inc. (Hastings, MN), recently made the decision to purchase a second through Metro Sound & Lighting (St. Paul, MN). Event Pro company owner, Neal Wallace, sights high demand, sound quality, and great support from Yamaha Commercial Audio Systems, as key reasons for the purchase. Event Pro, Inc. is no stranger to Yamaha having an array of the company's consoles in its stable. "The 'two… View this story
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Rebel fighter sit watching Syria's embattled President Bashar... Foto di attualitàAleppo,Bashar al-Assad,Città,Composizione orizzontale,Conflittualità,Crisi,Discorso,Effigie,Fare,Guerra,Guerra civile,Guerra civile siriana,Lottare,Medio Oriente,Politica,Ribellione,Sedersi,Siria,TelevisorePhotographer AFPCollection: AFP 2013 AFPRebel fighter sit watching Syria's embattled President Bashar al-Assad making a public address on the state-run Syrian TV, on January 6, 2013 in the city of Aleppo. Assad in a rare speech denounced the opposition as 'slaves' of the West and called for a national dialogue conference to be followed by a referendum on a national charter and parliamentary elections. AFP PHOTO/ZAC BAILLIE (Photo credit should read ZAC BAILLIE/AFP/Getty Images)


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The alarm snorts of deer down-hollow give way to the higher-pitched snorting of a fawn in the field. Whatever it is, it's heading southwest.
The alarm snorts of deer down-hollow give way to the higher-pitched snorting of a fawn in the field. Whatever it is, it's heading southwest.
Below the porch, I notice a single orange jewelweed overlooked by the deer. The hummingbird zips right past it on her way to the garden.
Weak sunlight: a milkiness in the sky like the film that forms over the eyes of the dead. A lone fawn runs bleating through the forest.
The oriole's glossy song. Up in the woods, a deer snorts in alarm for half an hour, until I think a bear or coyote must've found her fawn.
The black currants are in full leaf, squat from their winter's pruning by the deer. Down-hollow, a hen turkey yelping, a tom gobbling back.
Rainy and warm. Seven deer file into the yard and spread out to graze. One kicks up her heels and dances sideways, as if she's still a fawn.
Two deer wander through the yard, coats wet with rain. The scrawnier one samples the daffodil sprouts, then startles at the old dog statue.
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The catbird is already in full throat at sunrise. Six deer graze in the meadow below the blossoming pear tree, muzzles dripping.
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A broken rear seal caused the No. 48 to leak fluid from the axle and sent Jimmie Johnson to the pits just past the 100-lap mark. He lost 37 laps making repairs and could not make up any significant ground in the race. Johnson finished 41st in the AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway and failed to advance to the Contender round.
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Jamie McMurray earned his best finish in 20 races and snapped a 13-race streak of sub-10th-place finishes, but it was not quite enough to advance to the final round. He ended the AAA 400 fourth, but tied with Dale Earnhardt Jr. in the points at the cutoff mark. By finishing third this week, the No. 88 had the tiebreaker and McMurray has been eliminated from the Chase.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. finished third in the AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway and that tied him with Jamie McMurray for 12th in the standings. NASCAR's tiebreaker in the Chase is the best finish during the current round. By finishing one position ahead of McMurray, Junior earned the spot.
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Best Naples Shore Excursion: Mt Vesuvius and Pompeii Day Trip from Naples
- Combined tour of Pompeii and Mt. Vesuvius from Naples
- Guided tour of Pompeii: the Forum, Thermal Baths, Vetti's House and Lupanare
- Pizza lunch
- Hike to the summit of Vesuvius and peer into the crater
- Panoramic views of the beautiful Bay of Naples
- Port pickup and drop-off
- Covered by Viator's worry-free policy: guaranteed on time return to your ship
Recent Photos of This Tour
PompeiiPhoto by: David A
09 2015
Plaza in PompeiiPhoto by: Joan W
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Looking into the Vesuvius ...Photo by: A.B.STRATTONS
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Main Street, PompeiiPhoto by: Joyce B
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10 2013
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10 2013
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06 2013
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What You Can Expect
After a break for an hour to enjoy a delicious pizza lunch, you will then board your coach to transfer to Mt. Vesuvius, to view first-hand the source of the devastation that destroyed the city of Pompeii almost two thousand years ago.
You can choose to climb Mt, Vesuvius (approximately 45 minutes), accompanied by your guide, and walk around the crater at 3,900 feet (1,200 meters). From the summit you will have panoramic views of the picturesque Bay of Naples from east to west. Peering down into the depths of the crater, you may see plumes of steam issuing from the sleeping, but still active, volcano.
A medium to high level of fitness is required to complete the climb. Remember to wear comfortable walking shoes! There is a rest point where you can choose to wait for your group if you do not wish to climb all the way to the top.
Worry-free Shore Excursion:
We will ensure your timely return to the Naples port for this activity. In the rare event your ship has departed, we will arrange for transportation to the next port-of-call. If your ship is delayed and you are unable to attend this activity, your money will be refunded. See our terms and conditions for full details.
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October 2015
We had a great time on our tour to Pompeii and Mt. Vesuvius. Learned so much from our tour guide.
September 2015
All the details fell in to place smoothly. Maria our guide was right at the port to meet me. She was an informative and entertaining guide. 1/2 the price of the rushed ships excursions!
September 2015
It was excellent! I'll book another trip next year.
September 2015
Our first tour booked with Viator was great! Our guide in Pompeii was very knowledgable and enjoyable. We got a great education on Pompeii. We were served lunch at a very nice restaurant with choice of pizza or spaghetti-plenty of food! We were given plenty of time to walk up Mt. Vesuvius and well worth the walk. It was a great combination of riding on a bus and walking! It is a great tour for those that want some exercise
August 2015
Great trip. Excellent guide who was helpfull, funny, very knowlegable and friendly.
August 2015
Excellent tour. The view from the top of Mt. Vesuvius was great. We got to see the major highlights of Pompeii and our guide was very knowledgeable.
July 2015
Awesome tour. A must do. Beautiful views on top of Mt. Vesuvius. Also, Margarita was a terrific tour guide and the pizza was awesome.
July 2015
Pompeii was very interesting. Lunch was better than exected. We actually went to a restaurant. The hike up mountain was harder than expected. My wife did not make it up. The best is that it was half the price of the ncl excursion and was basically the same and included lunch.
June 2015
We were on a NCL cruise and used a combination of Viator and NCL tours. Viator had superior tours with excellent guides. This particular tour had a great combination of history, walking and hiking for those inclined to have some exercise-besides it offered a nice lunch.
June 2015
Great Tour just wish we had more time to explore Pompeii and to enjoy our hike up Mt. Vesuvius. The tour guide we had was fast, hard to keep up with her. Absolutely loved Pompeii, always been my favorite history lesson in school.


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Couples can have issues. Most of the time, these issues can be worked out; and the couple is stronger for having been through them together. I'm engaged, and I know my relationship would not be nearly as strong as it is without the occasional bump in the road. I feel like a relationship shouldn't continue if certain things happen, though…like life-threatening physical violence.
We have been watching the Eagles at a fish hatchery in Decorah, Iowa. Two little chicks have hatched in the past 2 days. Millions of people are watching around the world thanks to The Raptor Resource Project. Now there is a Blue Heron cam that is capturing people's attention at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in Ithaca, New York. We have it for you too!
Watching the Decorah Eagles has become all the rage. Millions of people are watching around the world. The Mommy and Daddy eagles had 3 eggs in their nest earlier this week. Now at least two of those eggs have hatched. We have the live video stream for you thanks to The Raptor Resource Project. The Decorah Eagles webcam is located in a tree at the fish hatchery in Decorah, Iowa.
In a time in my life where I am trying to watch what goes in my body, now I have to worry about glued meats and pink slime? What's in your burger?
I am one of those guys who likes to live on the edge, or at least peek over once in awhile and I love, I mean I really love a good rollercoaster and this is a coaster I will have to try once it opens and once they figure out how to not dismember it's riders.
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Rick Santorum pulled out a come from behind win over Mitt Romney last night in the Colorado's caucuses. Santorum was ahead early before Romney pulled ahead late in the evening. Santorum won it at the wire.
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Michael Servetus is one of those hidden figureheads of history who is remembered not for his name, but for the revolutionary deeds that stand in his place. Both a scientist and a freethinking theologian, Servetus is credited with the discovery of pulmonary circulation in the human body as well as the authorship of a polemical masterpiece that cost him his life. The Chrisitianismi Restituto, a heretical work of biblical scholarship, written in 1553, aimed to refute the orthodox Christianity that Servetus' old colleague, John Calvin, supported. After the book spread through the ranks of Protestant hierarchy, Servetus was tried and agonizingly burned at the stake, the last known copy of the Restitutio chained to his leg.
Servetus's execution is significant because it marked a turning point in the quest for freedom of expression, due largely to the development of the printing press and the proliferation of books in Renaissance Europe. Three copies of the Restitutio managed to survive the burning, despite every effort on the part of his enemies to destroy them. As a result, the book became almost a surrogate for its author, going into hiding and relying on covert distribution until it could be read freely, centuries later. Out of the Flames tracks the history of this special work, examining Servetus's life and times and the politics of the first information during the sixteenth century. Lawrence and Nancy Goldstone follow the clandestine journey of the three copies through the subsequent centuries and explore its author's legacy and influence over the thinkers that shared his spirit and genius, such as Leibniz, Voltaire, Rousseau, Jefferson, Clarence Dorrow, and William Osler.
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The phrase "Game 7" always resonates in baseball _ but now, the postseason offers all sorts of winner-take-all scenarios.
This year, two best-of-five division series have gone the distance. St. Louis hosted Pittsburgh on Wednesday night, and Oakland takes on Detroit on Thursday.
In those cases, Game 5 isn't much different from Game 7. The winner advances and the loser waits for next year.
The best-of-five format has actually been around for a while. It was used for league championship series from 1969-84 and again for division series since the first postseason with wild cards in 1995. There were also four best-of-five division series in 1981, when the postseason format was altered because of a strike.
Here's a look back at some of baseball's most memorable Game 5s from these best-of-five matchups:
LOST CLASSICS?: We'll get to some more famous moments shortly. First, a few Game 5s that are often forgotten.
The first winner-take-all Game 5 took place in the 1972 NL championship series between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Johnny Bench led off the bottom of the ninth with a tying homer, and the Reds scored again later that inning to win 4-3. The pennant-winning run came home on a wild pitch by Bob Moose.
Philadelphia played at Houston in Game 5 of the 1980 NLCS and prevailed 8-7 in 10 innings. The following season, Rick Monday sent the Los Angeles Dodgers to the World Series with a tiebreaking home run in the top of the ninth at Montreal.
Arizona won its NL division series against St. Louis in 2001 when Tony Womack hit a tiebreaking single in the bottom of the ninth. Ten years later, the Diamondbacks were on the other end of a finish like that. In Game 5 of the NL division series against Milwaukee, they tied it in the top of the ninth, only to lose 3-2 on Nyjer Morgan's RBI single in the 10th.
YANKEES-ROYALS: Chris Chambliss won the 1976 American League pennant for New York with a ninth-inning solo homer in Game 5, which gave the Yankees a 7-6 win and touched off a wild celebration at Yankee Stadium as fans poured onto the field.
The Royals blew a chance at revenge the following year in Kansas City. New York scored three runs in the ninth to win 5-3, wrapping up another ALCS that went the distance.
POCKET ACES: The Red Sox had scored a combined 32 runs in Games 3 and 4 to even their 1999 ALDS with Cleveland, and the finale began as another slugfest _ it was tied at 8 in the fourth inning. Then Pedro Martinez _ who had been limited by a strained back muscle _ came in from the bullpen and held the Indians hitless for the final six innings of Boston's 12-8 win.
There have been a few more pitching gems in Game 5s since then. In 2010, Cliff Lee of Texas struck out 11 in a complete game that eliminated Tampa Bay. The following year, Chris Carpenter outdueled Roy Halladay when St. Louis beat Philadelphia 1-0.
In 2012, Detroit's Justin Verlander pitched one of the finest games of his career, fanning 11 while shutting out Oakland 6-0. Verlander will be on the mound for a rematch with the A's on Thursday.
COMEBACK CARDS: St. Louis looked finished in its 2012 division series when Washington led 6-0 in the third inning of Game 5. In the top of the ninth, the Cardinals still trailed by two with one on and two outs.


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DENVER (AP) – Gov. John Hickenlooper says all Colorado highways damaged by September's massive floods will be reopened before Thanksgiving, well ahead of the Dec. 1 goal the state had set.
The governor said Wednesday that Colorado Highway 7 between Lyons and Allenspark will reopen at 10 a.m. Tuesday, making it the last highway closed by the floods to reopen. U.S. Highway 34 between Estes Park and Loveland is reopening Thursday.
About 485 miles of highways were destroyed or damaged by flooding. In all, 27 highways were closed.
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If you analyze where each of your planets is located in your chart along with their aspects and rulerships, you can learn to pull on the planets' strengths to solve problems.
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The Super Bowl IS this Sunday, who you got? Seahawks or the Patriots? Regardless which team you root for one thing we can all agree on is the halftime show is always a spectacle. This year let's see what Katy Perry brings to the table. Until then, lets relive some of the best Superbowl halftime shows of all time.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. — If Manti Te'o's career at Notre Dame has seemed like something straight out of a Hollywood script, perhaps it is fitting the linebacker is cast as a underdog in the final two scenes of his collegiate career.
First, he will try to become the first defense-only player to win the Heisman Trophy, going up against a couple of quarterbacks Saturday night in Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel and Kansas State's Collin Klein. Next month, he will lead the top-ranked Fighting Irish against defending champion Alabama in the BCS championship game as Notre Dame tries to become the first team since BYU in 1984 to start a season unranked and win it all.
Te'o still finds it all a bit hard to believe.
"It's something that I never — I don't think anybody could anticipate or expect. It's always a goal to be the best, to be the best you can be, and I just — I didn't think that it would be to this magnitude," he said." I'm just very grateful to be in this situation and to represent my team."
Te'o has represented the Irish amazingly well, showing courage in playing his best game of the season just days after both his girlfriend and grandmother died a few hours apart. He never missed practice and made a season-high 12 tackles, two pass breakups and a fumble recovery in a 20-3 victory over then-No. 10 Michigan State.
A week later, on the day his girlfriend was buried, Te'o had two interceptions, leading to a touchdown and a field goal, and had two more quarterback hurries that led to interceptions in a 13-6 win over Michigan as many Irish fans wore leis to show their support for the star who grew up in Hawaii.
The biggest item missing from Te'o's resume from the perspective of some Heisman Trophy voters might be that he's never passed or run for a touchdown, just about a prerequisite for winners. He has plenty of other impressive numbers, though. His seven interceptions are the most ever by a Notre Dame linebacker and the most by any linebacker since Georgia's Tony Taylor had that many in 2006. Te'o also has 103 tackles.
His coaches and teammates, though, say the numbers don't begin to tell the story of Te'o. He has been the face and heartbeat of not only the Notre Dame defense but the entire team that kept surprising naysayers, from winning at Oklahoma to those stirring goal-line stands against Stanford and Southern California.
"If a guy like Manti isn't going to win the Heisman they should just make it an offensive award and just give it to the offensive player every year and cut to the chase," coach Brian Kelly said. "He is the backbone of a 12-0 football team that has proven itself each and every week."
The only defensive player to win the trophy was Michigan cornerback Charles Woodson in 1997. But Woodson also played some wide receiver and returned punts.
Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said he's never understood why defensive players don't win the award and believes Te'o is deserving.
"They're noted for their defense and he's the quarterback of the defense," Stoops said. "He's been the guy all year. "He's been their guy and I don't think there's any question he's a guy that should have a great opportunity to win it."
Te'o showed his leadership skills before the Oklahoma game. Quarterback Everett Golson had struggled in a big game against Michigan and Te'o asked Kelly if he could talk to Golson before the game. Kelly didn't ask Te'o what he wanted to say.
"Because it's really not important for me what Manti is talking about with the quarterback because I know what he's going to say is all positive. But Everett got up with a big smile on his face. I think it set him at ease," Kelly said. "I think he impacts everybody on our football team."
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