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One thing is clear as of this weekend: No matter how the Cliff Lee deal shakes out in the end for the Yankees, it's quite obvious by the holdup that the 32-year-old left-hander, who was offered $161 million to change his pitching address to the Bronx, isn't infatuated with New York.
Otherwise, Lee would already be here, checking out the Soho restaurants and Fifth Avenue co-ops and the tree at Rockefeller Center, and learning what it's like to deal with the media crush that is our town.
He'd already have signed on the dotted line, banked the first of many Steinbrenner checks, and gone public singing the old song about how playing in pinstripes was always some sort of fantasy of his Arkansas childhood.
If Lee was truly on board with the notion of being a New Yorker he'd already be one, is the bottom line.
That the Yankees haven't closed the deal despite offering more years and more money, reportedly seven and the aforementioned $161 million, only means that Lee is at least seriously considering playing for the Texas Rangers for less money than he'd get here.
So, it's safe to say, this is not an "I Love NY" sort of guy.
This isn't David Cone or Ron Darling or Al Leiter, who would all probably be living in and around the city even if their work didn't require it.
And Lee's not a native like John Franco, genetically wired to be somewhere in the five boroughs.
The way this free agency has unfolded indicates that Cliff Lee will be, if anything, a lukewarm New York Yankee; which, commitment-wise, is a pretty expensive roll of the dice, if you ask me.
That doesn't mean that the Yankees won't eventually get their man. Or that Lee won't be good once he arrives.
But you would like to sense a little enthusiasm, no?
The Yankees don't need another A.J. Burnett in their rotation. Lee's friend is a guy who came to New York on the wings of big free-agent deal, and never quite got comfortable here. His pitching has suffered for it.
Not to mention the more concrete questions about giving a guy Lee's age the type of deal it will take to coerce him into a Yankees uniform.
"I'm a budget guy," Hal Steinbrenner reminded everyone when the bickering over the Derek Jeter deal was unfolding.
Then the Red Sox went out and signed Rays All-Star outfielder Carl Crawford to a big seven-year deal on top of bringing in 28-year-old slugger Adrian Gonzalez to play first base. And the Sox are making noise that they're not done for the winter just yet.
All of a sudden, the gloves came off in the Bronx and the Yankees were offering Lee the moon and the stars and the top 10 floors of the Empire State Building.
No one was talking budget anymore. The tossing off of principle came so fast, if you didn't know better you'd think Congress was running the Yankees.
This for a starter who has won more than 14 games exactly two times in a career, who is a combined 26-21 over the past two regular seasons, and who already has 1,409 major-league innings on his left arm, elbow and shoulder.
And what do you think the chances are that he'll actually be a part of the Yankees' rotation seven seasons from now when this contract concludes, if he ever gets around to signing it?
Do you give it a 30 percent chance?
What about the year prior to that?
Is that a 50 percent possibility?
Well, if the Yankees do have to eat the final two years of the contract, what are they actually paying Lee per season?
Five years at $32 million per is pretty steep.
Especially for a guy who is not sitting back home right now singing, "New York, New York."


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The Skulski Art Gallery of the Polish Cultural Foundation in Clark is pleased to present a photographic show featuring works of three photographers: Jan Bogdanski, Frederick Dammont and Roman Demko from May 11-31.
The opening reception is on Friday, May 11 from 8-10 p.m. The public is welcome, admission is free and refreshments will be served. An added attraction for the opening will be a short performance by Robert Argasinski, a 13-year-old piano virtuoso and student of Sophia Agranovich, Julliard School graduate.
Jan Bogdanski studied Arts and Sciences at Clark University in Worcester, Mass. graduating with a degree in psychology. After teaching for a short period of time he was published twice in the "Best of Photography" in 1989 and 1990. Weekly meetings at the Cranford Camera Club maintained his interest in taking pictures. More recently Jan has had photographs reviewed by the National Gallery in Washington, D.C. and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Jan's talent was passed on from his ancestry in Poland where several of his relatives were artists, mainly painters.
Frederick Dammont professional physicist and award-winning amateur photographer is veteran of over 50 solo and numerous group print shows. His preferred medium are 35mm color slides, which he uses for the presentation of photographic essays reflecting the more photogenic natural, cultural or aesthetic aspects, characteristic of the geographic areas visited in the course of his world-wide travels. In the impressionist mode, Dammont uses color extensively as a basic part of his compositions.
Roman Demko, born in Lviv, Ukraine, is an architect by profession, photographer by passion since 1975. Demko graduated from Lviv Polytechnics, Institute of Architecture. For many years he is holding a position as Interior Designer of Sacred Architecture for Rambusch Company. He has exhibited his photographic work at Ukrainian Cultural Center in Philadelphia in 1999, Fleet Bank of Jersey City in 2001, Skulski Art Gallery of Clark in 2002 and 2009, and in Watchung Center in 2005.
The Polish Cultural Foundation, non-profit organization is located at 177 Broadway, Clark, just off exit 135 on the Garden State Parkway. The Skulski Art Gallery is open from Monday to Friday, 5-9 p.m. To visit the show, please contact Karolina at PCF office at 732-382-7197 after 5 p.m.

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text: Regarding Bruce Lake's letter ("Start from scratch to replace the crooks," Saturday, Feb. 2) and his remark on how the leaders in Washington can sleep at night: They don't. They're up all night laughing their butts off at all us poor suckers paying for their outrageous perks that they keep giving themselves and all the handouts — food stamps, unending unemployment benefits, etc. I've been behind people at the checkouts with tattoos, cellphones, etc., but I'm paying for their food! Are they getting tattoo stamps? Are they getting cellphone stamps? No? Then why am I buying their food if they can afford tattoos and cellphones? Just recently we were behind a woman who used food stamps (oh, excuse me, we now give them lookalike credit cards so they aren't embarrassed) and when we exited the store she was lighting up a cigarette. Must be cigarette stamps out there, too.


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Singstar Vol. 2 will feature a harmony duet mode: a new way of playing that allows two players to sing different lines to a song at the same time, showing off their harmonising skills. This is really your chance to showcase your talent and adds a new dimension to the SingStar experience! Special tracks have been included to showcase this new mode such as Kool and the Gang: Celebration, the Paul McCartney & the Frog Chorus: We all Stand Together and The Mamas & The Papas: California Dreamin'.
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As with the first instalment of SingStar on PS3, SingStar Vol. 2 gives players instant access to SingStore, the ever-expanding online download store where extra tracks can be purchased, allowing players to add to their collection of songs and create their own SingStar playlists to suit their party mood. There are currently over 300 tracks in SingStore costing 1.49€ / £0.99 per track. Make sure you're part of My SingStar Online, the next-generation community where players can share their performances with the world after capturing them with a PLAYSTATION Eye or EyeToy camera
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The American Legion is encouraging veterans with traumatic brain injury or post-traumatic stress disorder to participate in its online survey this month.
The Legion said it is conducting the voluntary survey to gather information about the care and treatment received for the two conditions, including veterans' experiences with complementary and alternative treatments.
The Legion "is very concerned by the unprecedented number of veterans who suffer from these two conditions," said William Detweiler, chairman of the Legion's permanent committee on TBI and PTSD. "We advocate the adoption of all effective treatments and cures, including alternatives being used in the private sector."
The long wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have resulted in equally long recovery from the mental wounds of those wars, as Army veteran Kayla Williams recounts in her powerful new book, which I reviewed in our news pages today.
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A slump in Europe and slowing growth in Asia may have exposed a weakness of FedEx's express business, which was built around customers willing to pay more for speed of delivery, said analysts from Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. and Raymond James & Associates Inc.
"The economy needs to get better," said Arthur Hatfield, an analyst with Raymond James in Memphis, Tennessee. "We see some pent-up demand but corporations aren't spending the money until they get clarity on where policies are going."
FedEx's forecast marks the second time since June the company has issued a profit estimate that trailed analysts' projections. The company is considered an economic bellwether because it moves worldwide goods ranging from financial documents to pharmaceuticals.
Profit for the quarter that ended Aug. 31 will range from $1.37 to $1.43 a share, Memphis-based FedEx said yesterday in a statement. That was less than its June 19 forecast of $1.45 to $1.60 a share and year-earlier earnings of $1.46. It would mark the first drop in adjusted earnings per share since the quarter that ended November 2009.
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Wolves rebound, spike Redskins
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It didn't take long for Sequim to erase the bad memory of a loss to North Kitsap last week.
The Wolves pounced all over visiting Port Townsend on Oct. 14, clobbering the outmatched Redskins 25-13, 25-4 and 25-4 to remain one and a-half games back of league-leading North Kitsap.
Haleigh Harrison had 13 kills and two blocks while Taylor Balkan had 30 assists, six aces and 28-of-28 serving.
Balkan had 11 serves in a row in the third game that included five aces. Jessica Lauritzen finished the second game with nine consecutive serves. She had seven kills without a hitting error.
Sequim could have used a bit of that offense two days earlier in a three-set loss in Poulsbo to North Kitsap.
The Vikings topped the Wolves 25-17, 25-12 and 25-20.
North's Nicole Weber had 17 assists and Bryana Bohl added 13 digs.
Lauritzen led Sequim with six kills, Balkan had 15 assists and Rylleigh Zbaraschuk added 14 digs.
"We did not play well at all," Sequim coach Jennie Webber Heilman said.
The Wolves were without senior Maddy Zbaraschuk, who missed both of last week's games with an ankle injury.
The Wolves (4-1 in league, 8-3 overall) were slated to take on the Port Angeles Roughriders Oct. 19 in a key league match that may decide the No. 2 playoff seed - results were unavailable at press time.
After dropping a four-set decision to Olympic earlier this season, Sequim gets a chance for revenge on Oct. 21, the final home match of the season.
The Wolves finish the regular season on Oct. 26 in Silverdale against the Klahowya Eagles.
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U.S. stock futures were trading slightly higher Thursday as investors are watching to see if the S&P 500 index can push back into record territory.
Dow and S&P 500 index futures were up 0.2% and the Nasdaq index futures gained 0.1%.
European shares were trading higher as the Britain's FTSE 100 index was up 0.2% and Germany's DAX index rose 0.5%.
Markets across Asia diverged, with Tokyo's Nikkei 225 index up 0.9% to 15,586.20 and Hong Kong's benchmark index down 0.7% to 24,994.10.
Wall Street staged a late day rally Wednesday as the S&P 500 rose 4.91 points, or 0.3%, to close at 1986.51, which was just short of its July 24 record close of 1987.98. The Dow jumped 59.54 points, or 0.4%, to 16,979.13. But the Nasdaq fell 1.03 to close at 4526.48, breaking its five-day winning streak.


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Former UFC lightweight champion Sean Sherk discusses his upcoming title fight against current champion B.J. Penn at UFC 84: Ill Will this Saturday as well as his positive test for steroids under the watch of the California State Athletic Commission, why this fight has become so personal, how he plans to make Penn quit and much more with ESPN.
"Countdown to UFC 84", the Ultimate Fighting Championship's usual event preview show, will premiere tonight at 11 PM ET on Spike TV.
The episode will highlight two of the more-anticipated bouts that will take place at this weekend's UFC 84: Ill Will in Las Vegas. The event will be headlined by a bad blood-filled UFC lightweight title bout that pits current champion B.J. Penn up against former champion Sean Sherk.
Keith Jardine will also attempt to climb deeper into the light heavyweight title picture as he takes on fellow exciting striker and former PRIDE light heavyweight champion Wanderlei Silva. While it won't be featured on tonight's program, former longtime UFC champion Tito Ortiz will go up against an undefeated Lyoto Machida in a fight that will likely be Ortiz's last with the promotion.
Those who miss tonight's show at 11 PM ET can catch a replay at the following times: May 23rd (11 PM ET, 12 AM ET); May 24th (6 PM ET). Both replays will air on Spike TV.
B.J. Penn. Photo property of the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
The war of words between UFC lightweight kings B.J. Penn and Sean Sherk raged on yesterday, a little over a week until their highly anticipated showdown that will decide the organization's true lightweight champion in Las Vegas.
Even before the bout was officially signed, Penn has been adamant about blasting Sherk with every chance he gets concerning Sherk's failed steroids test last year under the watch of the California State Athletic Commission, a ruling that the Minnesota native still feels is wrong to this day.
"It's hard for me, being a guy that's never used performance enhancing drugs," Penn said on yesterday's pre-fight conference call for UFC 84: Ill Will. "You wake up every day after training tired and in pain and it kind of gets to you when you learn that someone is taking those kind of things. I'm a purist and I love this sport more than anythning. When someone goes ahead and perverts a sport as pure as this, I can't take it."
Even though the two both agreed that the conclusion of the fight would most likely result in the end of the bad blood and hard-feelings, Penn continued to push Sherk's button as the call went on, even going as far as asking the former champion himself about his alleged use of performance enhancing drugs, prompting Sherk to strike back.
"I know what I did and I know what I didn't do," Sherk said. "I went above and beyond what I had to do in order to try and prove that I was innocent. Anyone that has followed the case and what I've had gone through will know that I didn't do what they said I did."
"I have fans who stand by me and who believe that I didn't take steroids," continued Sherk. "Then there are those who will think a certain way because of the way I look. I've looked the same for the past 10 years. Shit, I've apparently been doing steroids and I've been able to drop down to 155 lbs. Amazing, isn't it?"
Moderating the banter was UFC President Dana White. While White was hesitant to give a definite opinion on the situation involving Sherk, he also stated that he can't complain about the amount of animosity between the two.
"I've known Sean Sherk for a long time. I respect him as an athlete and as a man," White said. "B.J. has his opinions of Sean and he's going to let you know what they are. This happens sometimes. One of the cool things about this sport is the sportsmanship and everything else. But you know sometimes guys just rub each other the wrong way and it happens. Everything I just said about the two best fighters in the world facing each other in their prime, it doesn't suck when they hate each other either."
Additional conference call notes from yesterday are after the jump.
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Sean Sherk. Photo property of the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Former UFC lightweight champion Sean Sherk, who is still feeling the after-effects of a positive test for steroids under the watch of the California State Athletic Commission last summer, tested negative for steroids and any drugs of abuse during a recent mandatory pre-fight test under the state of Nevada.
The news comes from MMA Weekly, which confirmed the results of Sherk's submitted sample with Keith Kizer, the executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission.
"The NSAC received Mr. Sherk's steroid and drug test results this morning and they were all negative," Kizer said in the report, also dispelling previous rumors that Sherk had also passed a test as part of the commission's newly-instituted procedure to test fighters randomly throughout the year.
While Sherk's upcoming title bout against B.J. Penn late this month will mark the fifth time that Sherk has fought in the state of Nevada throughout the course of his career, the Minnesota native was merely required to send in a sample as part of licensure policy. However it's key to note that fighters who have tested positive for a certain substance in the past or are under suspicion of doing so may also be tested under the new regulations.
Sherk was only officially released from his suspension under the CSAC last month. At the time, he had not paid his $2,500 fine ccording to CSAC official Bill Douglas.
Sean Sherk weighs-in for UFC 73: Stacked. Photo property of the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Despite being scheduled to challenge B.J. Penn at UFC 84: Ill Will next month, former UFC lightweight champion Sean Sherk was only officially released from his suspension under the California State Athletic Commission earlier today it was announced. Sherk had not paid his $2,500 fine until this afternoon according to CSAC official Bill Douglas.
Fisher-Stephens Signed for TUF 7 Finale
A lightweight bout between Iowa natives Spencer Fisher and Jeremy Stephens will likely take place at The Ultimate Fighter 7 Finale according to our friends at MMA Junkie. Both fighters were offered the bout last week and bout agreements are expected to be signed shortly.
Fisher is coming off of a unanimous decision loss to Frankie Edgar in November. Stephens, who last stopped Cole Miller with strikes in January, was originally slated to take on Terry Etim next month but was forced to pull out of the bout due to a reported minor legal situation.
Carano Speaks Out
Ariel Helwani of the newly created MMARated.com, a good friend of the site, has a very interesting interview with Gina Carano up. Carano claims that she will attempt to balance tapings for the second season of American Gladiators and training for her upcoming fight against Kaitlyn Young on May 31st at the same time. Interestingly enough, she also states that despite being advertised for EliteXC: Street Certified in February, she was never approached about fighting at the event. It's a must listen, so check it out.
In Defense of Jake O'Brien
Fight Opinion's Iain Liddle has an interesting piece up today discussing the UFC's decision to release heavyweight prospect Jake O'Brien, who was given the boot despite winning three out of his four bouts with the organization, including an upset over current title contender Heath Herring.
While Liddle bashes the UFC for their decision to let such a promising young fighter like O'Brien go, I believe it was really in O'Brien's best interest. His wins over Shockman and Midoux were victories over fighters that shouldn't have been in the UFC in the first place. He was nearly stopped by Herring, who was fighting injured, during the third round of their fight. A non-wrestler in Arlovski also dominated him.
We have to remember that O'Brien hasn't even been in the game for three years yet. He has a lot of time to develop. Fights against top-ranked heavyweights have certainly helped him and using that experience while sharpening his skills in smaller shows will make for a quick return to the UFC. I don't buy the notion that the UFC released him because he was a boring fighter. If that was the case, Lyoto Machida would have been sent packing a long time ago.
Sean Sherk weighs-in for UFC 73: Stacked. Photo property of the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Former UFC lightweight champion Sean Sherk, who is still feeling the after-effects of a positive test for steroids under the watch of the California State Athletic Commission last summer, will be required to submit an additional drug test one month prior to his showdown with B.J. Penn at UFC 84: Ill Will.
Caleb of MMA Predictions reports that Sherk was informed of the mandatory pre-fight test via a tele-conference with the Nevada State Athletic Commission yesterday. It's interesting to note that Sherk hasn't even been licensed to fight in the state of Nevada as of yet. Passing his assigned test in two weeks will go a long way in getting approved I'm sure.
Something that can be filed as 'WTF':
One staff member also asked Sherk to explain an assault charge that Sherk received in 1994. Sherk explained that he was at a bar with friends, and one friend got into a fight with another group of men. Sherk got involved as the fight moved to the parking lot but claimed it was "a mistake… something I wouldn't do again".
This will be the fifth time that Sherk has fought in the state of Nevada throughout the course of his career and the NSAC is just now asking him about this? Maybe they're just going with a zero-tolerance policy but asking him about things that have nothing to do with steroids doesn't make much sense to me.
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The Ultimate Fighting Championship today announced three main card fights for UFC 84: Ill Will, which will take place on May 24th at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The event will be headlined by a bad blood-filled UFC lightweight title bout that pits current champion B.J. Penn up against former champion Sean Sherk.
Penn claimed the vacant title with a bloody submission win over top contender Joe Stevenson last month at UFC 80: Rapid Fire. Penn has been vehement in his comments towards Sherk, who after successfully defending his belt against Hermes Franca last July, tested positive for steroids under the watch of the California State Athletic Commission and was stripped of his title.
The two exchanged barbs following Penn's title win in January.
"Hey Sean Sherk, you're dead," Penn shouted during his post-fight interview with Joe Rogan.
Sherk, who was cage-side doing color commentary on the bout along with Rogan and UFC play-by-play announcer Mike Goldberg, stormed into the Octagon and picked up a microphone right after Penn made his comment.
"That belt belongs to me," said Sherk. "You've got one more fight before you can be called lightweight champ."
Former light heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz will go up against an undefeated Lyoto Machida in a fight that will likely be Ortiz's last with the UFC. The bout will be the final one on Ortiz's current contract with the promotion.
According to Ortiz, he was expecting a rematch against former "Ultimate Fighter" winner Rashad Evans, whom Ortiz battled to a draw with at UFC 73: Stacked last summer in his last fight. Machida has yet to lose inside the confines of the UFC. He was last seen submitting Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou in December.
A showdown between former PRIDE light heavyweight champion Wanderlei Silva and former "Ultimate Fighter" contestant turned upstart contender Keith Jardine will also take place at the event. A bout between the two was rumored for well over a month.
The reasoning behind the bout is pretty much elementary at this point. After the UFC booked Rashad Evans and Ryoto Machida for scheduled bouts at the same event, it became likely that Silva and Jardine would be paired up. Both Silva and Jardine are coming off of fights against former champion Chuck Liddell. Jardine won a unanimous decision over Liddell last September but Silva ended up going the distance with Liddell in December and losing.
The bout will be Silva's second inside the confines of the UFC since returning to the promotion after a seven-year stint in PRIDE. A win over Silva will move Jardine that much closer to a well-deserved title shot.
Kimbo Slice discusses his original date to fight against Tank Abbott that was cancelled and how he feels about EliteXC's upcoming "Street Certified" event being in his hometown of Miami in the above video courtesy of Pro Elite.
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Sean Sherk Still Not Fighting in California
Right after his suspension for a positive steroids test was reduced instead of being overturned by the California State Athletic Commission, Sean Sherk said that he would never fight in the state of California ever again. Over three months later, he still feels the same:
"There's no reason for me to ever fight in California again. The way they treated my case and the way they handled everything was so unprofessional that there's absolutely no way I'll ever fight in the state of California again, unless they get rid of the entire commission and hire a whole new commission," Sherk told MMA Weekly.
Speaking of the CSAC, they have suspended Luke Hartwig after he tested positive for marijuana following his bout at Strikeforce "Young Guns" event on February 1st. Hartwig has been sidelined for three months (can return on May 1st) and was fined $500.
Fedor Dominates at Russian Combat Sambo Championships
Fedor Emelianenko will be competing at the 2008 Russian Combat Sambo Championships in St. Petersburg, Russia over the weekend.
So how did he do on his first day? MMA Ninja says pretty damn good.
As predicted, Fedor Emelianenko easily won all of his three fights. In his first fight, Fedor quickly attacked, after a combination of strikes he took his opponent down and submitted him. The fight was 35 seconds long. His second fight was even shorter - Fedor broke his opponent's nose in 10 seconds.
The final fight against Stanislav Shushko took a little bit longer. Stanislav tried to keep Fedor at a distance using his height advantage, but Fedor closed the distance with a combination, went for a throw and a hold-down. The sequence of events happened once more and Fedor finished off Shushko in just over a minute.
Ninja and Fightlinker also discuss the weird relationship between Fedor and Jean-Claude Van Damme.
Miscellaneous Notes
Fan favorite Paul Buentello revealed his desire to take on former boxing heavyweight champion Tommy Morrison in one of Morrison's "MMA rules" bouts in The Underground. Touch of gloves to our friends at Bloody Elbow for the find. Luiz Alves, Muay Thai trainer for Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, claims that he believes Tim Sylvia greased up for their title bout last weekend in a recent interview with Tatame.
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Former UFC lightweight champion Sean Sherk discusses his upcoming bout with current title holder B.J. Penn as well as why he feels his belt was wrongfully taken away from following a positive steroids test under the California State Athletic Commission with RawVegas. Ultimate Fighter cast member Troy Mandaloniz also stops by to give his take on Sherk's situation.
UFC officials confirmed over the weekend that they have stripped Sean Sherk of the UFC Lightweight Championship.
The announcement comes just days after the California State Athletic Commission decided to reduce Sherk's positive test for anabolic steroids rather than overturning it. Sherk will be permitted to return to action next month and was not fined by the commission.
The scheduled bout between B.J. Penn and Joe Stevenson at UFC 80: Rapid Fire in January will now be for the actual title instead of the interim belt.
UFC President Dana White announced earlier today that Sherk will face the winner of the fight at some point next year:
"I have nothing but respect for Sean Sherk and I believe he's been honest throughout this whole process," said UFC President Dana White. "But BJ Penn and Joe Stevenson will be fighting for the lightweight title at UFC 80 on January 19th and Sean Sherk will fight the winner for the title."


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The sticker on the original fan states MCF-4008AM05-S, DC5V 120mA, Toshiba Home Technology Corporation. If you peel that off you'll see MCF-TS4009M05, DC5V 200mA CODE GDM610000156". Several searches on Yahoo! later I ended up with a result stating that this is close to a Toshiba Portege M200/M205 small fan.
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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama - Devouring World War II novels recently that were published in different eras made me think of one of reading's great pleasures. TV and movies repeatedly mine the same subjects, if you consider skipping a stone over water mining, but no one does it as novelists do.
So, in honor of the great fact that we'll never read the last surprising war novel, mystery tale or science fiction mind twister, let's play "something old, something new" and look at good stories and writers from different eras. Email me your favorites, and I'll share the best in a later column.
We'll start with a 2011 World War II novel by P.T. Deutermann. "Pacific Glory," on its surface, is a story about three friends "forever changed" by Pearl Harbor, as the publicity puts it. Deutermann, known for suspense fiction, was a destroyer captain in the Pacific. His characters seem cliched at first, but only at first, and the easy-reading story builds to a stunning account of the sea battle off Samar in the Leyte Gulf. Did American Navy men really do these things? You can look it up.
"Stunning" isn't the word for Herman Wouk's 1978 "Winds of War" and subsequent "War and Remembrance." But Wouk's idea of placing members of the Henry family at every major event from the 1930s to 1945 works surprisingly well. If you liked Wouk, you'll like Deutermann, and vice versa.
Science fiction is a broad genre, and reading John Scalzi's "Old Man's War" made me want more. Scalzi's heralded 2005 novel tells the story of 75-year-old writer John Perry, rebuilt by DNA and nanotechnology into a cool, articulate soldier fighting for Earth's place in a very unfriendly future cosmos. It's good and thought-provoking, just what science fiction is supposed to be.
If you like Scalzi, you'll like "Ender's Game," Orson Scott Card's multiple-award-winning novel written 20 years earlier in 1985. Ender is chosen and trained as a boy by playing "games" to command starships fighting an invading horde of bug-like aliens. He's become a legendary character in a story that's far deeper than the summary sounds.
Finally, my favorite category of mystery fiction had a banner year in 2011, including "A Drop of the Hard Stuff" by genre master Lawrence Block. This novel circles back to the beginning of series protagonist Matthew Scudder's life as a New York investigator who helps people for cash gifts they give him.
One of Scudder's childhood friends, a fellow recovering alcoholic, is murdered while trying to make up for past sins. Scudder's only clue is the list of the amends alcoholics make when they are working the steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. Who on his friend's list wasn't ready to forgive and forget?
If you like Block, you'll love John D. MacDonald. MacDonald's battered-but-thoughtful beach bum Travis McGee is the hero of a series of novels begun in 1964 with "The Deep Blue Good-by."
All of the novels have colors in the titles, a publisher's gimmick to make them easy to find in airport bookstores. And if McGee's "job" of recovering stolen items for half of the salvage sounds like Scudder or many heroes since, that's no coincidence. MacDonald is listed as an influence by almost every modern mystery writer, including Block.
MacDonald's voice is unique, his plots are adult and gripping, and his picture of a Florida modernizing for the worse still defines the state's image in popular fiction.
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The good thing about being married to a shoe salesman is that Peggy will always have a large supply of slippers to spank rebellious Kelly Bundy. But if anyone should be spanking Kelly, Peggy, and Marcy it's indeed Al Bundy himself!
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Why is Israel obsessed with recognition? The Arab world is a largely dysfunctional collection of dictatorships, while Israel has become an island of freedom and a military and economic powerhouse. Is this the group of countries a democracy should go to for endorsement?
The whole recognition conundrum can seem like a terrible joke. The Palestinians have repeatedly recognized Israel's right to exist, yet this recognition, via Oslo, was followed by the most vicious terror onslaught Israel ever experienced -- not only in the territories demanded to be relinquished, but in the buses, cafes and streets in the heart of Israel's cities.
There is no greater negation of civilization than a suicide bombing, yet we seem to crave acceptance from the world's first society to celebrate such barbarism as the ultimate heroism.
Why seek the approval of such a society? The answer is that the pursuit of recognition has nothing to do with seeking Arab approval. Rather, we are seeking a much more critical goal for peace: Arab defeat and surrender.
We are used to thinking that peace is the ultimate "win-win." In many senses, it is. It is the Palestinians, after all, who do not have a state, supposedly want one, and need to make peace to get it. It is the Arab world whose economic and political growth has been so stunted by the war against Israel.
Yet in the Arab mind -- and in terms of the basic goal the Arab world has set for itself -- peace with Israel would represent a stinging defeat. The goal of the century-long Arab struggle has been to prevent Israel's establishment, then to destroy the Jewish state. U.S. and European diplomacy is based on the idea that this goal has been abandoned, if not overtly, then in practice. Accordingly, the job of the diplomats is to wrap up the details, as difficult as that may be.
In this view, the fundamental framework for peace already exists; it is just the outer shell that must be added. And if the Arabs are ready for peace, then the lack of peace is Israel's fault. As novelist Amos Oz recently put it in Yediot Achronot: "The burden of progress lies principally on the shoulders of the Israeli government and Israeli public opinion, since Israel is the one that is holding the Palestinian territories and not the other way around."
This is seductive logic, with wide resonance in Western governments. "What is Israel waiting for?" the world seems to urgently wonder.
This is where the "new" Israeli demand to be recognized as a Jewish state comes in. At first, this demand might seem "absurd," as a Ha'aretz editorial called it. India and Pakistan don't ask for, let alone receive, recognition from each other as Hindu and Muslim states, so why should the Palestinians have to pronounce on something so "internal" as Israel's Jewishness?
The difference is that India and Pakistan do not question each other's right to exist -- or seek each other's elimination.
The Palestinian refusal to acknowledge Israel as a Jewish state is a problem because it is the tip of the iceberg. Under the water's surface lie many other manifestations of the same denial, such as the demand for "right of return," the denial of Jewish history and peoplehood, the denial of the right to non-Muslim sovereignty and the portrayal of peace as a Western imperialist plot. All of these are mainstream Arab positions, with no organized movements openly representing opposite positions, even as a minority point of view.
It is this elaborate ideological apparatus that is the real obstacle to peace. Israel giving up more territory will not dismantle it. So when Israel says that it must be recognized as a Jewish state at the outset, it is clumsily saying that the Arab world cannot claim to be ready for peace while standing atop an edifice of war. This edifice will not be dismantled as the result of a peace agreement; a lasting peace agreement will be achieved as a result of dismantling this edifice.
Peace must be built upon mutual recognition, and the only recognition that means anything is of Israel as a Jewish state. Rather than resisting this demand as an obstacle, Western governments -- if they want to advance peace -- should be unreservedly demanding the same.
Saul Singer is editor of the editorial page of The Jerusalem Post.


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This is a tax question people ask me regularly, often while they are pleading to be released from the towering burden of mounds and mounds of tax records. It's probably not practical to store the paperwork forever, but you know my "rule of records": the minute you get rid of it, you will need it.
Here's the minimum amount of tax paperwork you should keep:
Tax returns. Keep your federal and state returns forever, along with any other types of tax filings—gift, estate, excise, payroll, etc. Why? Because government agencies have a nasty habit of losing information. Too often, people write to me saying their state or the IRS claims they never filed a tax return for some long-ago year—and they no longer have the records to prove the return was filed.
You should also keep forever a copy of the cancelled check or refund check you received. You can print out the electronic receipts for tax payments and store them with your tax returns as proof of filing as well.
Asset purchases. These purchases include real estate, securities, and investments. Keep the records for as long as you own each asset, plus at least six years after selling. Generally, the IRS can audit you for up to three years after you file a tax return, but when you have a major understatement of income (or excess expenses), it can go back six years. Keep all the purchase and improvement documents just in case there's ever a misunderstanding.
Insurance coverage. No matter what kind of insurance, keep the binder and full policy description for as long as you have the coverage, plus an additional couple of years. This is to cover you in case you discover a problem or need to file a claim for something that happened earlier. You might still have a window of opportunity to file the claim.
Receipts to support tax deductions or credits. Keep these for at least four years. Your state may have a longer time frame for audits than the IRS does, so find out your state's limits before you throw anything away.
IRA and retirement contributions. Keep records for all contributions until you cash out the IRA, plus at least an additional five years. In particular, keep information about after-tax deposits into your accounts. You don't want to have to pay taxes on money that was already taxed.
Loans (from you or to you). Keep the loan documents, terms, and proof of payments until the loan is paid off, plus an additional four or five years. These documents may help you with a lender who comes along claiming you didn't pay, and they can also help prove how much of your payments were interest or principal. Additionally, if you learn the lender still has a lien on your property, these documents can help you remove it.
Wills, trusts, lists of assets, and liabilities. Keep these items forever. Obviously your heirs will need these documents upon death, but you may also need them at some point in order to establish ownership or basis.
All other paperwork. Use logic. If the document may have a long-term function, keep it long term. Otherwise, it's enough to keep it for four or five years.
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how long should you keep all those unemployment papers.
Hi MNeale,
Keep those for about 4 years.
3 for IRS purposes, and one extra year for the state.
Incidentally, next time, see if you can qualify for disability before applying for unemployment. THAT is tax-free income.
I am on long-term disability (a private plan paid for by my employer) and I have been paying taxes on the income for 2 years. Is it only State Disability that is tax-free income?
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A doctor at Graylands psychiatric hospital has lost his power to detain patients against their will after the Health Department received legal advice over changes to the Mental Health Act.
The experienced doctor, employed at the hospital since 1990, was told by the Medical Board in August 2011 that he could continue to perform the functions of a psychiatrist under what is known as the register of psychiatrists.
But advice from the State Solicitor this month after recent amendments to the Act meant the doctor was no longer able to admit and treat mental health patients involuntarily.
A spokeswoman for the North Metropolitan Health Service said the doctor stopped administering the Act on receipt of that advice.
She said there had been a review of the doctor's recent cases and there was no suggestion that any patient has been adversely affected as a result of his practice in administering the Act.
"All involuntary patients at Graylands now have a specified consultant psychiatrist as required under the Act," she said.
"The doctor continues his long service to Graylands in keeping with his role as a well respected senior medical practitioner."
It is understood the Health Department and Council of Official Visitors - advocates for patients in the mental health system - held urgent meetings yesterday.
The organisation was concerned about the legal ramifications given the number of people the doctor had detained at Graylands over the years.
Questions were being asked at the meeting about the correct definition for a psychiatrist under the Mental Health Act.
The council's 2011-12 annual report referred to the separate case of an overseas doctor being listed as a "supervised consultant psychiatrist".
"The doctor was exercising powers under the Act, such as making people involuntary (patients), which can legally only be exercised by a 'psychiatrist' as defined in the Act," the report said.
At that stage a psychiatrist was a person listed by the medical board.
In the latest case at Graylands, the doctor is not listed as a psychiatrist, though media reports referred to him as one.


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Up just ten points at halftime, the South Lyon boys basketball team outscored Novi 21-11 in the third quarter to pick up a 57-39 road victory Tuesday.
Luke Short scored 14 of the Lions' 21 points in the third period on 6-for-7 shooting from the floor.
"My teammates gave me the ball a lot and I was letting the shots fall," Short said. "Against a team like Novi, we had to show a lot of patience and execute well to win."
South Lyon (10-2, 6-1) remains tied with Salem for first place in the Kensington Lakes Activities Association Central Division with only three divisional match-ups to go.
Short was able to run past the Wildcats by scoring South Lyon's first seven points to put it on a 7-2 run to increase its 10-point halftime advantage to 15.
South Lyon started the game off strong by outscoring Novi 10-2 by trapping the Wildcats with a 2-3-zone defense.
Novi (6-7, 4-3) kept itself in the game with a fast-paced full-court defense that slowed down the Lions' offense.
With the tempo of the game decelerated, Novi was able to match South Lyon point-for-point throughout the remainder of the first half.
After going 4-for-10 on field goal shooting in the first quarter, the Lions only went 2-for-8 in the second period.
However, Novi was unable to help its own cause, going just 6-for-19 on the floor in the first half, allowing South Lyon to increase a 6-point first quarter lead to 10 at halftime.
Short turned up the intensity of his game after he scored eight points in the first half, finding open looks from beyond the arc and cutting to the bottom of the key.
With his 14-point performance, Short was able to help South Lyon double up its 10-point halftime lead to 20 after the third quarter.
As the game moved on to the fourth quarter, South Lyon began to empty its bench and its reserves began making shots to elicit loud applause from the boisterous Lions faithful.
Short matched his jersey number with 24 points to lead all scorers for South Lyon.
"Luke was great tonight," South Lyon coach Doug Host said. "He's been an explosive scorer for us. At halftime, I talked to him about slowing down and use head fakes to get open. He was doing all the little things scorers do."
Max Yankee had seven points off the bench, all in the fourth quarter, to pace Novi.
"We gave up 10 points in a heartbeat, so our defense wasn't there and that set the tone," Novi coach Brian Tass said. "Our kids played hard, but we never got clicking."
South Lyon will look to break the KLAA Central tie Friday at 7 p.m. when it travels to cross-town rival South Lyon East.
Novi will look to bounce back Friday at 7 p.m. when it goes on the road to face arch-nemesis Northville.


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The older I get, the more I turn into a weepy sap. I realized that Friday, after going to a couple of events involving the future of the city schools that by the end of the day left me a sentimental mess.
In the afternoon, Corcoran High School unveiled vast improvements to the landscape around its entranceway, thanks to a group called "CNY Works" that consists mainly of local teenagers. To fully appreciate the improvements, you have to understand that Corcoran's once-magnificent grounds - until a few years ago - had reached a point, through years of neglect, where they reinforced all too many ugly urban stereotypes: They were littered, bleak, overgrown, graffiti-scarred.
A lot has already happened to change that situation, but this summer's work brought the grounds to a place where they are simply beautiful, especially the area around Furnace Brook that will become the Ted Grace Reading Grove. The kids built benches. They built a very cool totem pole atop what had been a ruined planter. A group of student artists created a mural dedicated to Ted Grace, the late Corcoran graduate who championed childhood literacy.
Most amazing, some teenagers attacked a graffiti-scribbled wall made of bricks in many shades of brown by painstakingly painting each brick, one by one, in its original shade.
Finally, Corcoran alumnus Paul Grace unveiled a sculpted cougar, the school mascot, curled atop a massive boulder. The cougar, crafted by John Kennedy of JTK sculpting, will perpetually cast its protective gaze upon the kids coming in and out of school. From a distance, the cat looks downright real, and it's worth the drive to take a look.
That night, I went with my wife and kids to the opener of "Les Miserables," as presented at Nottingham High School by a new Syracuse city school summer theater program. I knew some of the kids in the show, and to see the transformation from teenage-screwballs-who-occasionally-visit-in-my-house-to-heavy-duty-acting was powerful enough; but there was something profoundly moving in just seeing this inspired, diverse group of young people who'd put in so much time, night after night, in this attempt to reach so high.
On my way out, like an awful lot of the choked-up adults in the big audience, I found myself spontaneously hugging many kids in the cast. Those hugs pretty much said it all: These kids had shown everyone in the house, far better than any parent could ever do through words, the extraordinary blessings to be found inside the city schools.
There's another show at 7 pm tonight, by the way, and then a matinee Sunday at 2 p.m.
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We're in the first few days of August, and that can mean only one thing: Football is officially right around the corner. As the leaves start to turn and the weather starts to become a little more mild, pads are being put on, and teams are starting to hit the ground running.
For the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, 2012 offers a great deal of hope. Coming off a rebuilding effort in 2011 with an 8-5 record, the Jackets look poised to once again challenge for the ACC Crown. But what are the key details heading into the 2012 season for the Jackets? Where do the Jackets stand in their quest for another ACC Championship?
Over the next few weeks heading into the season opener against Virginia Tech, we'll take a look at some of the biggest questions, reasons for hope and overall outlooks on each position for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.
So let's get things started by looking at five burning questions the Jackets must address in the 2012 season.


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Samsung Galaxy Nexus goes back on sale in the US
Apple can still object further
THE BAN on sales of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone in the US has been lifted, after Samsung appealed the preliminary injunction that saw the handset removed from shelves.
The ban came into force a week ago after US District Court Judge Lucy Koh ruled that the Galaxy Nexus infringes four patents held by Apple.
"Apple has made a clear showing that, in the absence of a preliminary injunction, it is likely to lose substantial market share in the smartphone market and to lose substantial downstream sales of future smartphone purchases and tag-along products," Judge Koh said in her ruling.
Despite ignoring Samsung's appeal to lift the injunction last week, a US appeals court on Friday overturned Judge Koh's ruling, which means that the Google branded Galaxy Nexus is again on sale in the Google Play store.
This is because Google has announced that the Galaxy Nexus will ship running the latest version of its mobile operating system, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, which should stop the phone from infringing on Apple's patents.
However, the appeals court said that the ban could be put back into place if Apple argues against the decision, giving it until July 12 to object. The appeals court declined to lift the ban on the Galaxy Tab 10.1.
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|Donnie Webb's Orange Football Report: Spring Practice, Day Two
Here's your photo gallery by photographer Frank Ordoñez of The Post-Standard from Wednesday's practice.
Syracuse, NY -- The Orange went outside on Wednesday for the second of 15 scheduled spring practices. It was much warmer than Monday's dance card at the North Pole. Here are a few highlights:
- Injured defensive tackle Arthur Jones (pectoral surgery) had his left arm in a sling on Monday. On Wednesday, no sling. That's progress.
- Head coach Doug Marrone is spending time coaching the offensive tackles. Let's just say the commentary Marrone offers is hysterical ... and brutal. "It sucks to be me," Marrone told the players.
- Defensive players are involved in a drill after every whistle in which the unit runs to the spot of the tackle, keeps its feet moving while speed jogging in place until someone yells, "Ready." Then they all clap in unison as if breaking the huddle. (Footage of the drill is included in the video report).
"We have to be able to run," Marrone said. "Every good defense is built on being able to run; and obviously hit and tackle. But what we want to make sure that we do is we get as many people to the ball as possible. So we have two whistles. We have a whistle that puts the ball dead in play and then we have a second whistle where everyone's hustling to the football. So we getting it in their mind right now that the play's not over until we get all 11 players to that position."
- There's quite a bit of press coverage by the cornerbacks showing up.
- During post-practice interviews, the players all report to the media wearing orange/school- issued polo shirts.
- During practice, every player wore blue sweat pants and jerseys. With the exception of kickers in shorts, there is no deviation. Even the kickers pulled their blue sweat pants back on at times to look like everyone else.
- Receiver Mike Williams put on a show with four or five terrific catches in succession during a late passing drill. At one point, Williams snagged a ball well over his head along the sideline. He came back on the next play and grabbed a slant by catching it in the bend of his left arm. He then batted a ball into the air two or three times in a crowd of defenders before bringing it down.
"I see someone that can make those catches but I also see a player that needs to be developed," Marrone said. "And I know people look and see a big catch and they see someone do that, but Mike will be the first one to tell you he has a long way to go. What you see out there today is the unfinished product. We're looking to make sure during the spring, we're putting that development involved in his play of not jumping up to catch the ball, running through balls that he can stay on the ground with and then obviously, as it goes onto the off-season, building his strength level again, becoming faster, becoming stronger, and then obviously, going into the preseason, having a plan to develop him in the preseason."
- Outside linebacker Chad Battles has been moved to defensive end.
"We moved him down," said Marrone. "We feel that's a position that he's growing into naturally now. Instead of trying to keep him back and keeping everything down, let him grow to what his body should be and can be at that defensive end position."
- Incoming freshman offensive lineman Andy Phillips of CBA has been a practice spectator Monday and Wednesday. My friend Dan over at Syracusefan.com said freshman quarterback Charley Loeb was there, too, on Wednesday.
- Former Syracuse director of football operations Bruce Warwick of Baldwinsville stopped by practice. Warwick now works with the NFL's St. Louis Rams.
- About 25 fans showed up outside the fence to watch the open practice Wednesday. It was about the same number that attended Monday.


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The Times' May 28 editorial "Justice served with court pick" states, "... Judge Sonia Sotomayor would be the first Hispanic justice (on the U.S. Supreme Court) ..."
Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo, an Hispanic, also served on the U.S. Supreme Court, taking the oath in 1932.
Judge Sonia Sotomayor is no Cardozo, and seems to be disqualified by President Barack Obama's own words. He selected a nominee who shows "empathy" in her rulings. If so, she will have to have her fingers crossed when she takes the oath, which is, "I, (name), do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will administer justice without respect to persons, and do equal right to the poor and to the rich, and that I will faithfully and impartially discharge and perform all the duties incumbent upon me as (title) under the Constitution and laws of the United States. So help me God."
Also, three of the five majority opinions written by Sotomayor as a judge for the U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals that were reviewed by the Supreme Court were reversed. That's not a good record for someone aspiring to the highest court in the land.
Frank Solis
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Editor's note: There is considerable debate about whether Justice Cardozo, because of his Portuguese heritage, should be considered "Hispanic." The information for our editorial came from wire service articles stating that Sotomayor would be the first Hispanic justice.


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Fans of the Broncos and Seahawks heading east for Super Bowl XLVIII are scrambling to find places to stay — but Hudson County residents looking to rent out their homes are getting few inquiries.
Hoboken resident and Patriots fan DeWitt Hutchins listed his 800-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment at 800 Jackson St. on a few different sites, but so far, has only gotten two inquiries, both of whom backed out when they learned he was charging $1,000 a night.
His price, however, pales in comparison to some other Hoboken listings, the highest being a four-bedroom on Maxwell Place asking $10,000 a night.
Hutchins believes aside from having amenities most hotels don't offer — such as a kitchen and a living room — his proximity to the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail station, a grocery store, a covered parking spot and an in-building sports bar makes his price more than fair.
Hutchins says he is considering dropping his asking price, but if he doesn't find a temporary tenant, he'll just stick around and enjoy the Hoboken festivities.
"I was going to head up to Boston, and avoid the chaos that's going to be surrounding it," he said. "I've been to the Super Bowl myself, so I know what it's kind of like and I already experienced it."
Weehawken resident Chris Vaz has had four inquiries on his 1,200-square-foot, two-bedroom ($1,500-a-night) and a 2,100-square-foot, three-bedroom ($3,500-a-night) apartments at 12 King Ave., but he hasn't heard from any of those people since.
Vaz, however, thinks his apartments, which he said can easily accommodate eight people, trump the hotel experience.
"I might, if there are some parties that are willing to talk, I can adjust the price, " he said.
Kyle Jackson, also of Hoboken, said he initially listed his 2,000-square-foot, four-bedroom apartment on Washington Street at $6,000 a night, but lowered it to $3,000 two weeks later after not receiving any interest.
Even at the reduced price, Jackson has received just one inquiry.
"They don't know the kind of community Hoboken is,'' said Jackson. "That's kind of a problem – people unaware of the whole social scene and nightlife here."


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With the NFL playoffs kicking off Saturday, San Francisco 49ers tackle Anthony Davis is four weeks away from the best possible homecoming.
The Piscataway native and former Rutgers star will begin his quest to reach Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife Stadium on Sunday afternoon when the fifth-seeded 49ers head to Green Bay to face the Packers.
"That would be sick," Davis said in a telephone interview. "It would be kind of surreal to be playing in New Jersey for the Super Bowl. That would be pretty different."
Davis spoke to NJ.com at the same time a snowstorm blanketed the Northeast. The weather for the Feb. 2 Super Bowl has been a hot topic since the site was announced, but Davis isn't in the camp that believes the game should only be played in ideal conditions.
"I understand why they would say that because it's about seeing who's the best at playing football, not who's the best at handling the conditions," Davis said. "But another way you can look at it is football is about being mentally tough and being able to focus. I guess it's all part of it."
Playing in New Jersey is only part of the added motivation for this playoff run. Davis and the 49ers have some unfinished business, as they lost a 34-31 heartbreaker to the Ravens in last year's Super Bowl.
"That's there, but we're trying to win the championship this year," Davis said. "We can't think about last year. I feel like that gives us a little bit more experience than people we'll be playing against because we were just there so recently. But at the same time, you can't look back. It wasn't finished the way we wanted it to finish, but we've just got to keep at it and make it happen this year."
Reaching the playoffs has become an annual tradition for Davis since Jim Harbaugh took over as coach of the 49ers in 2011. Davis has totally bought into the fiery Harbaugh's approach, despite a less pleasant experience playing for another intense coach, Greg Schiano, at Rutgers.
"He's my guy," Davis said of Harbaugh. "He's a great leader. I don't want to say he's a players' coach, but I guess that's what you would categorize him as. He's more of a winning coach. He wants to win and he knows he needs his players to win. He's a winner. That's all you can say about Harbaugh."
Davis thinks Harbaugh's ability to connect with players enabled him to successfully transition from college to the NFL. That seemed to be a problem for Schiano, who was fired Monday after two drama-filled seasons as coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
"In Tampa, (Schiano) was more about getting his philosophies across and getting respected," Davis said. "Winning is in there, but I don't think it was high up on the list. But I wasn't at Tampa, I was at Rutgers. It's kind of different when you're working with kids. The NFL is about winning."


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Aquajets qualify at senior time trials
The North Whidbey Aquatic swim club's Meghan Scott and Rachel Weinstein each achieved a Western Region Age Group Sectional qualifying time in the Washington State Senior Time Trials on Saturday, Dec. 20, in Federal Way.
Scott qualified with a time of 4:53.33 in the women's 400 individual medley, knocking four seconds off her previous best clocking.
Weinstein made her qualification cut in the women's 200 breaststroke, shaving three seconds off her time to finish at 2:37.46. She was joined by teammates Price Hu and Tyler Schell in swimming 100 percent best times.
John Hu added team records in the men's 200 butterfly in a time of 1:54.63 and 200 individual medley at 1:54.43.
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The Crimson Tide respects the heck out of Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson.
"He doesn't get credit for how good he is," Alabama senior linebacker Nico Johnson said. "He's really a good athlete. Really, he's a better passer than what people think he is. We're just going to take advantage of every opportunity we get and try to contain him.
"He's so good and we're going to have to be clicking on all cylinders."
It's certainly lofty praise from a defense that allowed just one quarterback, LSU's Jordan Jefferson, to run for more than 40 yards last season.
"Everyone knows how great a player he is," defensive end Damion Square said. "Hopefully he comes and performs for his team well. And our job is to come and perform as a defense to stop their offense, and that's what we're going to do."


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While I would prefer some high scoring games, the bottom line is still the wins.
Just win Phin baby!
Aaron Rodgers wasn't worth a top 10 pick... which is why he kept sliding into the 20's on draft day... NFL teams were on the same page with that.
The list of Jeff Tedford QB busts was long enough to spook ANY team off...
You also keep talking about SEC underachievers, yet keep throwing out the "RB for Houston from Notre Dame"... who's: A.) Not from Notre Dame.. B.) From the SEC... C.) Doing anything but underachieving for himself...
You're all over the place...
who do you guys think would make a heck of an oc for us...??? cause i'm looking HARD
hoops scoops 2012 season ..."in 2014 ryan tannehill etches his name in stone amongst the games elite qbs"..."ryan tannehill and andrew luck will carry the afc for the next decade plus the way peyton manning and tom brady have this last decade plus"
Matt Ryan should be a Miami Dolphin.
- Greg CoteOn this night it was just the latest reminder that, for this franchise, it seems all the best moments are seen through the prism of the rearview, and ever-receding.
He is saying Rounningbacks can be found later - like Arian Foster
As far as Rodgers goes... (he locks onto receivers too and throws bad picks) but he is a player
Actually everyone had a short- long term solution at QB but the Phins and Niners- that's why Rodgers lasted so long - Saban went for the SEC Running back - Rodgers was capable from the get go - it was a numbers game Saban loved Ronnie the rest is history - Saban jammed us in many other ways through the draft.
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EASTHAMPTON -- Police urge residents here and in surrounding communities to be vigilant as they continue to probe a recent rash of residential break-ins.
Sgt. Mark Popielarczyk said police are working to see if a break-in suspect reportedly arrested in Amherst yesterday can be linked to break-ins elsewhere, including Easthampton, Southampton, Northampton and Southwick.
"We are sharing information with many departments," Popielarczyk said.
Amherst police were not immediately available for comment on the arrest.
Amherst blogger Larry Kelley, citing scanner communications, reported that police arrested a break-in suspect Thursday afternoon on West Bay Road near the Eric Carle Museum. Kelley photographed police searching the van driven by the suspect, which allegedly contained some of the stolen items.
The suspect or suspects strike quickly during the daytime hours and target such things as televisions and laptops. "We are just asking the public to call if they see anything suspicious," Popielarczyk said.
Forced-entry break-ins have been reported this week on Hendrick and Torrey streets, Popielarczyk said.


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Deepika Padukone slapped a TV host of a show
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Apparently, the anchor of the show, Vivaan, had worked with Deepika in Karthik Calling Karthik, and the actress shared a little trivia about her first interaction with him. And yes, it all started with a thappad.
Deepika told TOI, "My first shot for the film was with Vivaan and I had to slap him in that scene. Since it's the first episode of this show, I'll begin with slapping Vivaan." After this incident Deepika had to face her fans and followers across the nation for such a bold act. But a smart Dippy handled the entire situation quite coolly.
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