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HEDGESVILLE – Throughout the first set of the match against the Clear Spring, Md., Blazers Thursday night, the Hedgesville Eagles struggled with serving the ball.
Even as Ally Perrell served to cut the Blazer lead to 19-18 before losing serve in the opening set, it was not enough to grab a victory.
That effort did spark the Eagles to turn around their serving woes, however.
The turnaround on the serving end extended the Hedgesville winning streak to eight matches in a row during a 21-25, 25-15, 25-18, 25-17 victory.
"We missed eight serves in the first set," Eagles coach Joy Vandine said. "We need to focus on getting serves over the net."
In the opening set, Clear Spring carried a lead as large as six points on multiple occasions before Hedgesville made a run to chip away at its deficit.
Hedgesville was unable to find an equalizer on the next serve from Perrell. The Blazers extended the lead to four points before the final comeback attempt by Hedgesville ended with a hit that ended up sailing wide of the line.
Following the defeat in the opening set, the Eagles responded by winning the next three sets.
"In the first set, we were fired up and came out on all cylinders," Blazers coach Sabrina LeHew said. "Hedgesville stepped up serving, and it hurt our passing, as we weren't able to run our offense."
The Eagles started out with a 2-0 lead in the second set and stretched the lead out to as large as six points before Perrell closed out the second set with a six-point run to take the 25-15 victory to tie the match up at one set apiece.
"Ally is consistent with her serve, and we don't have to worry about her putting one in play," Vandine said. "We took advantage while she was back there and scored while we could."
The third set was evenly matched between the two sides early, but a four-point run started by Taylor Foxstretched the Eagle lead to four. Three more service points by Jordyn Munson gave the Eagles a 20-14 lead. The Blazers cut the Hedgesville lead in half, but the Eagles wrapped up the set with a 25-18 victory after the final spike attempt by Clear Spring hit the net.
Two large runs by Hedgesville in the fourth set completed the 3-1 victory with a 25-17 win.
Clear Spring struggled to control a serve for more than one serve at a time going through their entire rotation in succession as the Eagles led 10-6.
Four service points by Fox and five from Munson stretched the Eagles' lead to nine before Clear Spring started to battle back.
It was not enough as Hayley Eppinger spiked the final kill down to give the Eagles a 25-17 victory.


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Influences: Franco cites guitarists Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Robin Ford, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eddie Van Halen among his more prominent inspirations. English axe man Jeff Beck is also a favorite of Franco's.
"There are so many good players out there I absolutely love," Franco says.
Set list: Franco and his band, the Lou Franco Project, perform mostly covers -- including songs by The Beatles, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Genesis, The Who, Van Halen, Allman Brothers Band, Billy Squier, Grand Funk Railroad, Jeff Beck, Foreigner and Emerson, Lake and Palmer.
Sounds like: The band, Franco says, has become known for its song transitions; for example, smoothly segueing from Deep Purple's "Hush" to James Brown's "Sex Machine."
"I love to be taken somewhere when I hear music," Franco says.
Franco says it is about exploring the space within the framework of a popular song.
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within a cover?" Franco says.
"You can just do about just anything with it as far
as from blazing solos to chord melody," Franco says. "The one reason I love playing guitar is from the improvisation aspect. It's just a great instrument for improvisation and that's what the Lou Franco Project is based on."
Franco says he has seen the Lehigh Valley embrace its local music, more than his native Philadelphia. "It should be said the Valley has a lot to offer in so many different kinds of bands," he says. "The Valley is its own protected thing. People really care about the music."
Franco says he and his band put the same amount of energy into each performance, regardless of the size of the room -- or the crowd. "It's like an addiction, to go out, and it doesn't have to do with the size of venue or the number of people; with me you're going to get the same show for 500 people as for 20," Franco says. "The whole thing comes down to being able to sing and play and also improvisation. We really don't know what's going to happen and I just love to do it."
Franco is also co-producer of the annual Lehigh Valley Music Awards. This year's ceremony will take place at Musikfest Cafe in Bethlehem.
Catch him if you can: Saturday night at Widow's Tavern in Stockertown; Feb. 21 at Grumpy's in Allentown.


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PORTLAND - For two quarters the Bend Lava Bears held the Sunset Apollos in check. In the third quarter, Sunset broke loose and broke the game open.
Leading 3-2 at halftime in the second round of the OHLSA playoffs, the Apollos found their rhythm early in the third quarter scoring 16 seconds into the half and adding five goals in the first ten minutes of the quarter. Once Sunset got going on offense Bend could never get back into the game as the Apollos cruised to a 13-3 win. Sunset out-shot Bend 32-5 after halftime and consistently controlled the ball en route to the double-digit victory.
"We're kind of a second half team. So we kind of decided to get the game going," Sunset senior Jeff Bieber said of the Apollos' halftime adjustments. "We decided to keep possession and not let them dictate everything."
Bieber was instrumental in the third quarter surge. He dictated the Apollos attack, racking up four assists in the quarter and dominating the ball in the offensive end. Bieber repeatedly beat the defender directly in front of him forcing other Bend players to leave their assignments and pick him up creating easy scoring chances for his teammates.
"Guys were moving off the ball very well. When I was able to beat my guy I had my head up and was able to find guys," Bieber said. "My supporting cast was great today."
Will Jellison and Jacob Lenoard were the main beneficiaries of Bieber's playmaking. Jellison and Leonard each tallied three goals with Bieber assisting on two scores for each of his fellow attackers.
"It gives people opportunities, it gives us confidence. It's just nice to have him," Leonard said of playing up front with Bieber. "A lot of teams pay a lot of attention to him. He's good at handling the ball and he does good things for us."
Chance Hinderlider, James Rockett and Chance Beutler each scored for Bend. The Lava Bears controlled possession early in the game, particularly in the first quarter keeping the game close. Sunset led 2-1 after the first quarter and Bend tied score at two early in the second, but the Lava Bears could never recover from the Apollo's aggressive start to the third quarter.
With the win, Sunset moves on to the Friday's quarterfinal round where it will face West Linn, which beat Sunset 8-4 in a regular season meeting earlier this season.
"We saw them earlier in the season. It was pretty even," Leonard said when asked about Friday's meeting with the Lions. "We lost by four, but I think we have a good chance."


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Apparently, the three-year-old diaper-clad toddler loves two things: Cartoons and his aunt's Jeep Wrangler. Last week, both got him into trouble.
Police in Myrtle Creek, Oregon, say the boy got behind the wheel of his aunt's Jeep Wrangler, accidentally put it into gear and then crashed into the side of a neighbor's house, ABC News reports.
Here is a police log you won't see every day: A 911 caller witnessed the crash and "saw the boy run from the Jeep wearing only a diaper," ABC News reporting, adding:
Right afterward the boy "bailed out and ran back home, and when the officer arrived at the house [the boy] was sprawled out on the couch watching cartoons like it was just another day," Myrtle Creek Police Officer Kevin Taggart told ABC News on Sunday.
No one is laughing now, however.
The mother, identified by police as Brennan Pennington, of Myrtle Creek, Oregon, has been cited for failing to properly supervise her child.
And it turns out that last week's incident was the second that day involving the child and the Jeep, ABC News reports:
"At about 9 a.m. the same day, a Myrtle Creek Police office had spotted the boy by himself in the Jeep Wrangler outside his Northwest Second Avenue home. He was in the vehicle by himself for about five minutes, according to police logs.
"The officer asked the boy about his parents' whereabouts, and the boy said they weren't home but that a relative was asleep inside. According to the log, the officer woke the relative and turned the boy over to him, warning the relative -- who was not named in the log -- that the boy had the keys to the car and it was not secure."
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Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy is expected to call tomorrow for an independent audit of the city's development process and for ethics training for city employees involved in development in the wake of a massive corruption scandal that resulted in the July 23 arrest of the city council president and six employees, according to the Star-Ledger.
Healy, who is referenced one criminal complaint but not charged, will have the city retain the law firm of McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter LLP to examine documents and legislation and interview city employees in an "attorney-client privileged setting," the paper said.
He is further is expected to sign an executive order requiring all city directors and employees involved in development to undergo mandatory ethics training within the next month.
"In light of the events of July 23, 2009, we believe it is prudent to undertake a legal audit and analysis of our development process in order to verify that it is fully transparent, fair and efficient," Healy said in a statement expected to be released.
The arrests also included a number of people who had been seeking election but lost at the polls this year.
Under a government sting, an informant posing as a developer gave cash bribes to officials and wannabe officials in exchange for the promise of favorable treatment, according to the federal complaints.
Planning director Bob Cotter who has overseen much of that redevelopment told the Ledger yesterday that he is eager for the audit to both dispel any suspicion from the development process as well as to provide constructive criticism for the future.
"Anything that will clear the air is welcome," Cotter is quoted as saying. "I'm very proud of the work that we do, and my staff are extremely professional."
According to Cotter, in the last 25 years, Jersey City has built 18 million square feet of office space, 20,000 waterfront housing units and 5,000 affordable housing units.
"In that time frame, we rose from not even being on the map, to the 12th-largest downtown in the United States," Cotter said.
City attorney Bill Matsikoudis and Healy conferred shortly after the corruption scandal broke and determined an audit conducted by well-respected attorneys would be the best course forward to avoid any blemish on the city's integrity.
Healy has asked the city council to retain former Seton Hall law dean Ronald Ricci, former U.S. attorney Walyer Timpone, and Thomas Scrivo, author of the "New Jersey Local Government Deskbook," to lead the audit.
The corruption scandal also snared, among others, the mayors of Hoboken and Secaucus who, while saying they are innocent, have resigned.
"We wanted attorneys that brought local government experience, prosecutorial experience, but -- most importantly -- unassailable integrity and gravitas," Matsikoudis said yesterday. "We think we found that in this trio."


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I question the purpose or need for some of the large county vehicles I have seen employees driving.
I wonder why building inspectors need heavy duty trucks or people serving papers for the sheriff need four-wheel drive SUVs.
In my eyes, these are two good examples of government waste. There is no advantage in using heavy duty cars purely as transportation for employees who do not need special equipment to do their jobs. I recall when building inspectors drove Ramblers. Apparently the purchasing department in those days used a different measuring stick in determining transportation needs.
Before the county increases fuel allocations, someone needs to take an inventory of county and sheriff's department cars and determine the suitability of each of the vehicles for the specific purpose they serve. Greater use of small compacts could save thousands of dollars and off-set the rising cost of gas. Compacts not only are cheaper than large vehicles to operate and insure, they cost less than big cars and trucks and are more protective of the environment.
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The Summit Department of Community Programs kicked off its annual Hot Summer Nights (HSN) Concert Series, a free outdoor series, this past Tuesday with the well-known Beatles tribute band, Beatlemania Again. Crowds gathered on the Green to sing along with some of the favorite Beatles hits and to pay tribute to 50 years of the Beatles coming to America. The Hot Summer Nights Concert Series will continue next week as 52nd Street, a Billy Joel tribute band, takes the stage and gets ready to "Rock the Green."
Concerts begin at 7 p.m., on Summit's Village Green, 356 Broad St.. Event-goers are encouraged to come early and enjoy a Pizza Vita dinner on the Green before or during the concert. Free ice cream will be served by the "Green Army" and Presenting Sponsors for the HSN Concert Series, Investors Savings Bank. After dinner, take a picture beside an Aston Martin or a new Volvo on the Green, courtesy of Premium Sponsor, Smythe Volvo and Aston Martin of Summit and Short Hills.
The Hot Summer Nights Concert Series will continue every Tuesday night on Summit's Village Green at 7 p.m.
For more information on the Hot Summer Nights Concert Series or on all upcoming summer events held through the Summit DCP, visit cityofsummit.org/recreation or call 908-277-2932.


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Travelers out of the Adirondack Regional Airport in Lake Clear won't see flights grounded as a result of automatic federal spending cuts, but long delays are a possibility.
That news comes as many North Country residents prepare to fly to warmer locales for spring break.
At Tuesday's North Elba town board meeting, Supervisor Roby Politi asked Adirondack Regional Airport Manager Corey Hurwitch how the sequester - automatic spending reductions that took effect earlier this month - would impact the Lake Clear facility. Hurwitch was at the meeting to present a positive report on the airport's activity for 2012.
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Transportation Safety Administration agent Lawton Iowa, of Saranac Lake, works at Harrietstown's Adirondack Regional Airport late Friday morning.
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Long delays may happen more often at the Adirondack Regional Airport due to the federal sequester.
(Enterprise photo — Jessica Collier)
"That's a very good question," Hurwitch said. "We're still trying to figure that out."
Hurwitch said he's been told that the Transportation Security Administration has cut overtime. Approximately eight TSA workers are stationed at Adirondack Regional. They do have the authority to continue running security checkpoints to make sure the airport's last outbound flights are able to leave, Hurwitch said.
"Other than that, all their overtime is cut," he said.
The big concern, Hurwitch said, is the potential furlough of Federal Aviation Administration employees.
"We could see some serious delays because even though we don't have an air traffic control tower, our guys have to get their clearances somewhere," he said. "Wherever they're going to or coming from could be affected. Primarily, that's New York City, and that's some of the most congested airspace to begin with. When they start to close other towers or eliminate night shifts and those kinds of things, it's going to have a ripple effect, I believe."
U.S. Rep. Bill Owens, D-Plattsburgh, said the FAA will have to furlough employees, possibly as early as the beginning of April.
"It's unclear what impact that will have," he said. "For instance, it's difficult for me to believe that since they fly into Boston from Lake Clear, that the Boston airport is going to be impacted to the extent that it will stop flights from Lake Clear. They may be slowed down and you may get some air traffic delays, but I don't think you're going to see the flights stopped.
"The other thing that could happen here is, if the Senate comes forward with appropriations bills that include the FAA piece and the Homeland Security piece, then because they're giving more flexibility to the agencies, they may be able to reorganize their expenditures so that you wouldn't see the depth of furloughing and therefore not the depth of negative outcomes."
No FAA employees are based at the Lake Clear airport, Hurwitch said, although some do perform maintenance at the facility.
"They maintain our navigational aids, like our instrument landing system and our approach lights," he told the Enterprise. "So there's a possibility that if any of that equipment goes down - and a lot of it is pretty old - that it would be delayed in getting back up."
Grant funds, which small airports often rely on, won't be affected by the sequester, Hurwitch said.
"That pool (of money) is supposed to be unaffected," he said. "They still haven't released that money yet, so there's potential for it to be indirectly affected."
Owens said in the short term, the loss of grant funding isn't a concern. That could change when the new fiscal year starts on Oct. 1.
"Hopefully between now and then, we will find a substitute for sequestration which does cut government expenditures but does not do it in the way we have here," he said.


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WARREN – The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency isn't really commenting on reported public statements made Monday by one of its coordinators that Ben Lupo, owner of D&L Energy and Hardrock Excavating LLC, admitted to the agency he gave the OK a half-dozen times to dump oilfield waste into a storm drain in Youngstown.
Kurt Kollar, Ohio EPA site coordinator / on-scene coordinator, said Lupo acknowledged in a statement he authorized six discharges from September 2012, according to Tribune Chronicle newspartner WYTV 33 and other reports.
On Tuesday, Ohio EPA spokesman Chris Abbruzzese would not comment on a possible number of discharges or how much waste was discharged, including whether the 20,000-gallon tanks that held the liquid were full when their contents were dumped into the storm sewer at 2761 Salt Springs Road, the address of D&L and Hardrock.
Abbruzzese said Kollar indicated Tuesday he did not provide a number of gallons of brine and other waste material that had been placed in the storm drain at a meeting put together by Youngstown Mayor Charles Sammarone.
Abbruzzese said the meeting "turned into a media event unbeknownst to him (Kollar)."
Either way, Abbruzzese said, "I would say that is beyond the point" because Kollar is on the scene doing cleanup and is not part of the criminal investigation into the matter
"Mr. Kollar is an emergency responder, and he is not a criminal investigator. This is an ongoing criminal investigation, and we are not going to discuss the specific allegations of this incident," Abbruzzese said.
Part of the investigation is to determine just how much waste was dumped, Abbruzzese said.
Simultaneously, the U.S. and state EPA agencies are jointly overseeing cleanup of brine and crude oil drained into a storm sewer Jan. 31 at the Salt Springs Road address.
Records show Lupo directed employees to discard the waste into a storm sewer at Lupo's business address. Since then, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources permanently revoked the oilfield waste disposal permits for two of Lupo's businesses, Hardrock Excavating and D&L Energy, both with addresses at 2761 Salt Springs Road.
A message left seeking comment Tuesday from Ben Lupo was not returned.
Abbruzzese said he expects cleanup to continue into next week.
So far, crews have taken more than 100,000 gallons from storm drains and the Mahoning River during the cleanup, but officials have pointed out that amount doesn't necessarily reflect the amount of waste that went down the drain.
Abbruzzese said some of the liquid collected has been treated and some is being collected and stored before its disposed of.
Also Tuesday, state Rep. Bob Hagan sent a letter to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources asking it and Ohio EPA to release to him information related to the discharge. Hagan said the lack of forthrightness by the two agencies is "severely distressing" and a "shameful disservice" to the public.
Abbruzzese said the agencies received the letter and will respond to Hagan.
Business Editor Brenda J. Linert contributed to this report.


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Aug 6, 2013, 5:27 AM EDT
RICHMOND—Here is what you need to know on this Tuesday, August 6, two days before the Redskins open their preseason against the Titans.
Cousins will pull extra duty in preseason
Kirk Cousins is in an odd spot. Since Robert Griffin III is only a partial participant in training camp practices, Cousins is the No. 1 quarterback during a good chunk of practice including the 11 on 11 drills. And, since Griffin won't pay in any preseason games, Cousins will fill the first-team duties in those games.
But Cousins is, in reality, the second-team QB. It seems likely that Griffin will be back for the season opener or early in the season. And second-team QB's play an important role in the offseason. They need to provide a solid level of play after the starter leaves so that the team can properly evaluate the players who are fighting for a job.
So, Cousins will work some extra duty in the preseason starting with the Monday night game against the Steelers. Mike Shanahan explained the situation.
"It is a unique situation with Kirk, but it's unique throughout the whole preseason, like we talked about," he said. "We've got a game plan, getting these guys ready. Kirk will play more in the second and third game than a normal starter would. We're going to give him a lot of reps, not necessarily as much probably in this first game."
Shanahan said that the starter usually goes for about 10-15 plays in the first game so that is what Cousins will work on Thursday in Tennessee. The next game the starter usually goes all of the first quarter and maybe a series or two into the second. So at FedEx Field against the Steelers look for Cousins to go all of the first half.
Game three means a half of work for the starter so Cousins could go as long as three quarters against the Bills. Look for Rex Grossman and Pat White to take all the snaps in the preseason finale as Cousins joins RG3 as a spectator in Tampa.
If all goes well, Cousins will return to his spot on the bench while Griffin takes the reigns against the Eagles on Sept. 9
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10:00—Walkthrough practice, players available to media coming off the field
After walkthrough (approx. 11:30)—Player press conference TBA
3:20—Full practice, players available to media coming off the field
5:30 (approx.)—Mike Shanahan news conference
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- No surprises on initial depth chart
- RG3, Redskins nearing next phase
Days until: Redskins @ Titans preseason opener 2; Preseason game 3 vs. Bills 18; Redskins vs. Eagles 34
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Who do you want to see Thursday?
Let me know who you're looking forward to seeing in the comments.
RIch, for the last couple days, I don't see a comment box at CSN…either with Firefox or with Opera.
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OK looking into it now.
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Thanks, Rich.
It just started working again.
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Penn State College of Medicine students will lead the sixth annual Kiss Hershey Back! Derry Township cleanup day on Saturday. Kiss Hershey Back! is a township-wide cleanup effort to make the Sweetest Place on Earth also the cleanest place on Earth. During the event, community members will participate in cleaning up streets and other public areas.
College of Medicine students organize the event each year to celebrate Earth Day and give back to the community that is their home during medical or graduate school.
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Even though he argued that he didn't actually kill anyone, the state Superior Court on Thursday upheld the life prison sentence of a Lancaster County man convicted in a robbery/murder committed two years ago.
Stephen M. Harmer, 28, of Kirkwood, failed to convince the state judges that supposed misconduct by a prosecutor had unfairly prejudiced a jury to find him guilty of second-degree murder, robbery and conspiracy.
Harmer recruited two Delaware County brothers, Cody and Kyle Wunder, to commit what was intended to be a burglary at Herr's home. Police said Harmer hatched the plot after Herr's daughter, a friend, told him her dad stored a large amount of cash in a safe at his Drumore Township house.
Harmer, who complained of an injured foot, did not enter Herr's home during the crime, but acted as a lookout for the Wunders.
According to court filings, Herr surprised and shot Cody Wunder in the leg, then was knocked unconscious by Kyle Wunder. As the brothers left the home after stealing more than $200,000, Cody told Kyle to go back inside and kill the still unconscious Herr. Kyle then shot Herr in the head.
The Wunder brothers received life prison sentences after pleading guilty to the slaying. Both of them testified for the prosecution during Harmer's trial.
On appeal to the state court, Harmer contended that the prosecutor improperly biased the jury in his case by calling the Wunder brothers "cold-blooded killers" and stating that Harmer was just as culpable as they were for the murder of Herr.
Senior Judge John L. Musmanno turned aside that argument in the Superior Court's opinion affirming Harmer's life sentence. Musmanno also rejected Harmer's argument that county Judge Dennis E. Reinaker didn't properly instruct the jury before it began deliberating.


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This team remains a mystery ...
They won big. They made plays. They also made mistakes. Every once in a while, you had to look closely at whom they were playing and stop and wonder what you could learn from this afternoon.
Listen to the coach, Greg Schiano:
"I'm happy to win ... happy to rebound from an emotional loss ... happy to go win a game we are supposed to win. Having said that, we still have as many questions after the game as we had before."
So, what do you do with a victory in a game where Rutgers was never contested by a team that did not have the tools to contest it? How do you draw a solid conclusion about where this team is headed?
Certainly not from yesterday.
Certainly not from a Buffalo football team that waits for Rutgers next week with a papier-mâche defense and a feather-duster offense.
So, what do we make of this team that still has a chance for a winning season and maybe a little more and right now has yet to tell us who or what it is? Or, as the coach says, "to define itself."
Yesterday was simple.
Take it for what it was ... not enough to get as much as a ding-dong out of the bells of old Queens College ... not enough to plan a football trip in December ... not enough to trigger memories of 1992, when the Col. Henry Rutgers' Loyal Sons and Daughters Marching and Chowder Society could actually look each other in the eye and at least talk about a possible bowl bid without scanning the horizon for Paul Robeson's retaliatory lightning bolts.
Rutgers beat 1-AA Villanova yesterday as though it were a secondhand bass drum. This is what is supposed to happen when the schedule sends a 90-pound weakling into a bully's schoolyard.
The only place the weakling kicks sand in the bully's face is in the classified section of Soldier of Fortune magazine.
It was a matchup in which Philadelphia's Little David tried to stone Goliath to death with a barrage of wet marshmallows. Rutgers was that much better.
And what do we learn from this besides the fact that, when it comes to football, the Lord may not be on the side of the guys with the bigger arsenal but that sure as hell is the way to bet?
And now, as the season stands at one up and one down this morning, how much do we really know about this Rutgers football team? The answer is very little. On consecutive weekends we saw them hang with a lower-echelon Big Ten team (one that will be revealed as such when it gets into its league schedule) before fading like a dying swan and then come back to win a game that was less competitive than shadowboxing.
Each autumn, Rutgers fans live in the teeth of a whirlpool of passion. For their sake it needs to be pointed out that the season did not end with a crushing defeat in Illinois two Saturdays ago.
Nor did it begin yesterday when the Scarlet Knights kicked around a team that was clearly on the schedule because it was supposed to be kicked around.
What you take from that are bits and pieces and questions yet to be answered.
Ryan Hart, who led the country in interceptions last year, had his third straight game with no interceptions. Clark Harris, tight end, proved he could make a tough catch, Brian Leonard didn't prove anything he had not proved before, but the coaching staff at least figured it could find him when the offense moved into the shadow of the goal posts.
The coach calls the defense a work in progress, and it is. It gave up big plays yesterday. The poor tackling that was devastating two weeks ago in Illinois surfaced again. Against an opponent with more weapons than Villanova, it would have been devastating.
Still, this is so tantalizing a football team ... not as bad as it looked in Illinois ... not as devastating as it looked at times yesterday. But the hole card here is that, after two games, you can make a serious case that it has a shot at something good this year based on the schedule.
This is going to be the most intriguing season Rutgers has had for a decade and a half. Off its two performances thus far, it can be said that only Louisville appears to be an impossible task.
It should be in every game that's left. It can win any or (barring Louisville) all of them - which it probably won't.
But seeing the occasional bursts of serious firepower yesterday, coupled with the way the offense exploded for three quarters in the opener, you can take the following proposition to the bank:
Rutgers can win.
Rutgers can lose.
But one thing it cannot and will not do the rest of the way: It will never again be boring.
At Rutgers Stadium, where boredom was a permanent result for so long, that's about as good as any Loyal Son or Daughter can ask for.
We should know a lot more after the Big East opener on Sept. 30 against Pitt.


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2 - RIVER KEY turned in best-of-41 work from gate at Monmouth after sluggish start in debut at 7-2 at Gulfstream. STORM'N WARRIOR held on for third after setting pace finishing far ahead of No. 1 pick. GLOBAL EFFECT drilling well fort first start for powerful barn.
3 - ESPERANZA D'ORO caught by a neck on Polytrack stretching out for first time after moving into Mott's stable. Gets the distance. SISTER IN THE CITY became runaway winner in N.Y. with blinkers added. MI CAROLA scratched Friday for this spot.
4 - SWEETBRIAR ACADEMY gets more distance after closing fast. HURRICANE NIKKI won last on Tampa grass; gets rail and hot Castro (40% winners). MADAM BLING must escape also eligibles. GIANNA'S REPRIZED has been away since Nov. or would be picked higher.
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6 - BRAHMS LULLABY closed five wide on Aqueduct inner track which favors speed. Beaten 7-5 favorite TREKKIE can carve out the best trip. BLENIEM takes huge drop and lures Bravo. Dangerous.
7 - KIAWAH CAT was checked in last two starts; turned in best-of-51 drill after shipping North. SMART TRADE was steadied and checked and still won debut on grass. ABUELA, a $400,000 filly, would be no surprise.
8 - MAX HAZARD was a beaten 9-5 favorite against two of this same field and rallying between horses to nip THIS CAT SWINGS for show spot. TOUGH JOLTER needed last; still placed second and keeps Bravo.
9 - LA ROCCA can take winning form on Polytrack to turf course for Pletcher. SANDI'S READY awoke on lawn at Gulf winning 2-of-3 there. OBSEQUIOUS drops from consecutive graded stakes events.
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Should You Seek a Stock Photo Agent?
In today's saturated market for outdoor imagery, you should explore all options in marketing and selling your photography. Besides selling yourself, should you consider a stock photo agent? The answer depends on your area of subject specialty, the volume of your image archive, and how you wish to run your business.
What does a stock agent do? They house images, market them, distribute them, and pay royalties. Agencies are always on the lookout for talented photographers. Stock agents want photographers who have the ability to consistently produce good imagery, lots of it, and in a new way. Today, they are wary of the photographer who shoots the usual subjects. They have plenty of imagery of flowers or the usual viewpoints in the national parks, but are eager for nature photography that illustrates today's common outdoor and environmental themes.
How do you envision your business running? 75% of your time is in the field, 25% in the office or in reality, is it the opposite? Either way, a stock agent can be a valuable partner. Their websites are open 24/7 and your work can be licensed at anytime. Some agencies have researchers that monitor what is going on within the industry such as; trends, styles, political and economic changes, and they share this information with their photographers.
Would the stock agent be good for you? Most nature photographers do not have staff or resources to stay open 24/7 and deliver their
products to clients as effectively or as expeditiously. With today's demands for instant fulfillment, how many sales might you lose during the next two week shooting trip? One alternative is to set up your own e-commerce website and that may prove lucrative, but the administration and marketing required may keep you in the office more than the field.
Whether an agent is good for your business or not depends on your specialty. If you concentrate on your local community (the parks, the town, and community events), will the world will be interested? Have you researched the markets for these subjects? Are these images suitable for local, national, or international markets? If you shoot the 4th of July parade in your town (pop. 3600), who outside the local area would be interested in these images? If there is little international interest an agent may not want them.
If you shoot subjects such as the national parks, major city skylines, and current environmental subjects, you've vastly broadened your markets. Our parks and cities are major tourist destinations for visitors around the world making these images more in demand. If your area of specialty for example is rare and endangered tropical flowers, then how do the buyers of these subjects find them? This is such a niche specialty a stock agency may provide little help and selling yourself is the best option.
How does the calendar publisher differ from the ad agency when searching for images? In some cases there may be no difference, but generally speaking a calendar publisher is looking for the most beautiful images within a subject area. These images may be found searching an agency site, but it often is more efficient to work directly with the photographers creating the images. They list their needs and then email it to their photographer list letting them do the research. The ad agency will find the search of the agency website more fruitful because they are looking to fill a conceptual need and contacting individual photographers is often less productive. Consider a client in Germany looking for an image of a Sea Turtle to be used in an ad for a European company. How will they find you in Durango, CO, to buy your version? They probably won't find you or buy your image unless you are with an agent or are highly recognized within the field.
Begin by researching the agencies out there and determine which is a close match to your area of interest. There are mega agencies that carry all subjects like Getty, Corbis, and Index while there are regionally specific general interest agents such as Idaho Stock Images or Alaska Stock. Then there are specialty agents that cover niches like Animals Animals, Grant Heilman (agriculture/horticulture), Lonely Planet (exotic travel) and others handling every possible subject from underwater to sports to scientific images. A search at the Picture Agency Council (www.pacaoffice.org) displays a list of members.
Next, determine their licensing structure and where you are comfortable placing your work. There are many licensing models but generally they fall into Rights Managed (RM), Royalty Free (RF), and Microstock. RM commands the highest usage fees and has stricter terms of use, but is clearly in the minority in volumes of sales. RF allows the client to pay once and use the images forever and prices rarely top a couple hundred dollars. Microstock is the low end of usage fees ranging from under $1 to $25 per use. Here again the client can use the image forever for one price. In this case you may make volumes of sales but be prepared to see your image on the cover of a magazine or book and your commission for the use being only a few dollars.
You should expect an image exclusive contract, meaning images chosen by the agent may not be marketed through another agency and quite possibly by you either. With the advent of the web, agencies have global reach and that has forced them to demand image exclusivity.
Selling nature photography to produce a reliable income is tough, but partnering with a photo agent is one more opportunity to increase income. Start by doing your research to insure a good fit with an agent who needs your work. Then dig in for the long haul, working closely with your agent and shooting high quality work because financial success will take time.
What's your experience with stock agents? Please leave a comment.
This post originally appeared in the Summer 2010 issue of Currents, the journal of the North American Nature Photographers Association. If you are not a member, consider joining the best organization for nature photographer advocacy and learning. www.nanpa.org
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A bunch of incoherent, fact-free crap and a plea for $10,000 so he can sell you more of it?
How about: NO.
For those who have never heard of Chief Rok, probably most here, he is a guy who is claiming to know the answers to fat loss. He has a blog over here Blog by CHIEFROK (WFS). He is an off shoot from Matt Stones 180degreehealth website and we all know everyone loves to hate that guy.
I am really interested in what this guy is doing, very skeptical but interested. I encourage all of you to check it out, and comment on his site after reading a few of his most popular articles, mainly about fasting, feasting and stress.
Oh and he called out Stephen Guyent on his food reward theory and also Sisson on his carb curve theory.
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Yeah. A leeetle too much self-promotion and a little too fact light.
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"hello all. I joined this forum to talk about the Potato diet. "
Now on to the next thing, eh?
Never heard of this person. I've been seeing the Matt Stone name dropped a lot lately. I'm wondering if people are finding better health applying these theories. I'm perpetually curious and trying to find my answers, so I find everything food- and biology-related fascinating.
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Well his claims are out there, I am not sure what his starting weight was but looking at the picture he is probably a good 50+ pounds overweight.
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So what is up with the pic on his blog? Found the face book, looks a bit like a lot of breath holding but not as bad as his blog pic looks.
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yes, ur addicted. thread over.
Okay, yeah, I just noticed my post count, and my join date. Do you think it kind of makes me look addicted to Wiichat?
I seemed to feel that way because i'm on an awful look. Last time I got addicted to a forum, I ended up thinking I could do anything 0.o
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yes, ur addicted. thread over.
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Someone's in a mad mood....
I was expecting people to at least give more then "ur addicted"
I guess I will just head to bed, seeing as Wiichat has nothing left to offer today.
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um...not yet....i know im addicted....if threads weren't deleted....i would have ovet 6,000 posts....sad really
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Post count does not mean anything.
Its more about quality than quantity.
When you go to a thread, you have to think to yourself, am I helping out?
Am I really contributing to the thread?
You have to think about that.
I have noticed you post and most of them have been on topic and decent posts.
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Exactly... see I've been here since december.
my post count: not to high... but everyone knows me (@ least old kick ass members)...
And everyone loves me very much and they give me tea and biscuits...And i like tea and biscuits very much...very much...
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You know, I would class you as being addicted right now. Your massive increase in threads decides whether you're addicted or not, you posted a thread wanting feedback for actually being addicted, and another, if I recall, telling people to look at your avatar.
Seriously, I've made about 6 threads on this forum, I just like to contribute to debates. I hate single comments and I like threads with depth to them, really, people need to start thinking about what they're posting.
Call me in a bad mood, but I'm just generally annoyed.
You're a decent poster, I like you, but there's people with much higher post counts who don't make threads like this, there's just not enough space on the forum for everyone to say things like that. Things like the birthday thread made things a lot easier around here...
Also, an open ended question would be nice, like "So, that's my story, are you addicted to WiiChat too?" maybe would seem that the thread will get somewhere.
I don't know, maybe I should just shut up around here...
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No, I completely agree.Originally Posted by Frogger
All we are going to end up getting in this thread are single comments, which I also do not tend to like.
But its not my thread to complain about I guess.
It might get some heated post count discussion going.
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I would expect it, and I believe we shouldn't even have a post count feature, much worse so, reputation. But I'm not prepared to argue about that when I have an early day tomorrow.Originally Posted by CantGetAWii
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No Trust me the asians kill thier students with Homework and extra curriculars, its like they are trying to get the Chess Grandmaster Nuclear Physisist, Well read Futbol Letterman all in one, who happens to be a concert piannist
Nah I know like 5 kids in IB, they all think it's a joke too. It actually sounds pretty sweet, I only have 3 classes that could give me homework, and I get two days to do it! If I wasn't so scared of all the shady people at that school (because IB is ALWAYS at bad schools), I might have gone there.
listen I have a block schedual, and I swear my teachers are evil, I had one who decided for the first test this year to give us 250 question test on the summer reading (sad part is it wasn't even English) that had to be done in 90 minutes, I was done in 45 and I hadn't even read the book or spark noted it, and I made like a 90 or some crap like that, then my Chem teacher tried to blow my hand off (Ca + H20 = Ca02 +H2, H2 + fire = Boom) however I left the boom out of my mind and well that didn't work out to well.
Yeah but you only have 3 classes a day, I have 8.
It sucks to a degree, like instead of 30 or fourty math thingamajigs to do a night we have 90 or so and instead of just barely finishing a book a quarter, try 5 or 6, the only good thing is history we actually got somewhere, like try Teddy Roosavelt somewhere
So... you're saying you had a 250 question test written in a language that's, I'm assuming, other than your native tongue, and over material that you hadn't read or studied. You say you finished this test in half the allotted time and made an A.
You use this experience to support the idea that your teacher is evil / your classes are hard? Because it seems to illustrate the exact opposite.
yeah but you have two days to do it, you have 6 classes, but 3 a day. I gotta do 8 every day, so I could have 8 classes of homework to do, due the next day. You got it easy buddy.
well considering my teacher gave most of the class an extra 90 minute session because I was the only won finished after the first day and I was the only one who made an A I was quite happy. any way I meant the class, it was in English thankfully. but the class was some crap like Pshyc or something
Well, it should be obvious that the number of classes doesn't matter much, it's how hard they are. 1 class can be harder than 5 combined classes.
Besides, it shouldn't be about what material you have to know for a test and what letter grade you get. It's about how much you can learn. Not cram and forget a month later, but actually learn. If the class is easy, you can do extra on the side. That's what makes you a successful student.
Well, again, if the only one who made an A didn't read the material the test was over, that says more about the other students than the difficulty of the class.
I agree, but did you see what my chem teacher did
I think we can all agree High School is pointless. I'm never going to use biology and chemistry and physics and world history and us history and economics and trigonometry and statistics and algebra and calculus and geometry and us government and latin and enviornmental science all in one job. After Middle school it'd be better to just go off to college, after middle school you know most necessary topics, you can read well and can do most math (at least what is required on a day-to-day basis). That's probably why America sucks at education.
lol I'm not in IB, apparently jetfighter is... I just go to a good public school.
actually if you do anything other than work fast food joints/ cashcier you will need at least Algebra, To you know, do your TAXES. but US history is fun, world history prevents us from going Nuclear, literally, and a few others which I won't go into yet
I wish the HS culture wasn't "brag about how little I can get away with / complain about having to work in my classes" I know this isn't everywhere, but just from general cultureal knoweldge I'm assuming it's the majority of high schools (united states).
Although I understand that school is forced on kids, they don't necessarily want to be there in the first place.
Heard somewhere that some asian-american culture is just as the parent goes to work and works hard to support the family, the child goes to school and works hard to benefit the family too... it's like their job and they take it seriously. This is much more admirable.
ouch in the US they practicaly Haze interns in the med field. I am looking to do chem engineering
nah lets keep this friendly and let the arguments die. music anyone, or their favorite famous game
mine is the Byrne Fischer 1963 US. Champion ship 0-1 23 moves or something like that.
my second favorite game from that one is Fischer Evans 1963 US championship 1-0
IM pfren
OK, lets make things clear: Only an idiot would claim that this "opening" is OK for White.
But fortunately enough, they are plenty of them available.
well i guess parham must be a fool, are you sure
Bernard Parham is a chess master.
Ok so lets get some facts out there
Banard Parham is currently rated 2000 and hasnt been rated 2200+ since 1994, he had a 2 year stint as a 2200 player from 92-94 . He was clearly a very talented tactician back in the day but the only reason he is maintaining a rating now is due to a fixed rating floor of 2000. For the last 10+ years his tournament history shows him frequently dropping games to Class C players and struggling against equal or stronger opposition. Clearly his name attached to this idea is just maintaining his fame. His approach just makes him marketable to those players looking for a secret way to win and not the validity of it.
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Sunday, November 11, Rossmere Base Ball Park, Lancaster
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Feature - Two comeback wins over the Homestead Grays snapped a six game losing streak. This sweep gives hope to the ability of the Harrisburg Giants (70-82) to defend the Hoverter-Reed Cup this week. In the opener the Grays pounded Ping Gardner for 6 runs in the first inning. In the bottom of the inning, John Beckwith (incidentally playing for both squads) slammed a three-run homer in the bottom of the inning gave hope. Heavy Johnson's two run homer in the bottom of the 3rd brought the Giants ever closer. Meanwhile lefties Pritchard & Lucas held the Grays scoreless over their six innings. A Beckwith single tied it in the bottom of the fifth. Rap Dixon homered to put the Giants in the lead for good. In the second game the Grays lead throughout the game until Johnny Wright lost his control in the bottom of the 8th walking three and surrendering the lead on a double play ball. Josh Gibson hit a mammoth homer to tie the game in the top of the 9th. Wilmer Fields had no better luck finding home plate in the bottom walking three including Rev Cannady forcing in the game winner.
Here is the Hoverter-Reed schedule (all games at Island Field):
Mon - Brooklyn Dodgers (Dazzy Vance) v Homestead Grays (Raymond Brown)
Tue - loser of 11/12 (Grays-Wilmer Fields or Dodgers-Sandy Koufax) v GIANTS (D. Cooper)
Wed - winner of 11/12 (Grays-Roy Partlow or Dodgers-Koufax) v GIANTS (Cliff Carter)
Winner of the November 14th game captures the trophy. Zack Clayton, former Negro League player and notable boxing referee (Walcott-Charles, Ali-Foreman), will be the home plate umpire in all three Hoverter-Reed contests.


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ST. GEORGE'S Defending champion Central Service Station ran its winning streak to nine games and advanced to the final for the third-straight season with an 8-3 win over Skinner's Pharmacy Sunday night.
MacKenzie Noseworthy had three goals and two assists to lead the offensive charge for the winners in sweeping the Bay St. George Ball Hockey League best-of-three semifinal affair.
Jason MacIsaac had a two-goal game for the winners, while Chris Rose, Mike Hawco and Sheldon McIsaac added single tallies to the scoring parade.
Dennis Critchley, Elvis Barron and John Walsh scored for the pharmacy boys in a losing cause.
Meanwhile, Clancy's Pub evened its best-of-three series at one game apiece with a convincing 13-2 win over Harvey Gale & Son at the Siki Bennett Memorial Stadium.
Brandon Nicholas was the offensive weapon for the pub crew with a five-goal performance in a lopsided Game 2.
Dylan Noseworthy, Josh White and Brandon O'Neil had two goals apiece for the winners.
Tyler Cornect scored both goals for the opposing side.
Clancy's tangle with Harvey Gale & Son in the decisive third game Tuesday 8 p.m. at Siki Bennett Memorial Stadium.


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It was news to me that French Quarter Festival has a classical stage, so I was happy to take a break and catch harpist Rachel Van Voorhees at Le Petit Theatre.
After opening with the Celtic tune "Londonderry Air," an early version of "Danny Boy," Van Voorhees gave a brief history of the harp as one of the earliest instruments used in human civilization.
"I thought what I would do today is take you on a tour of what the harp can do," said Van Voorhees, the Louisiana Philharmonic's principal harpist.
After playing Mozart's only suite for harp, Van Voorhees explained how the instrument evolved to become louder and easier to play through single- and, later, double-action pedal technology.
"It means that I can go through flat, natural and sharp all on each string," she said.
Also news to me: the harp has one of the widest ranges of any acoustic instrument. With 47 strings that each can become sharp or flat through the use of pedals, "it goes a few notes lower than the double bass, a few notes higher than the piccolo."
"What do you think is the most-requested song I get asked to play?" she queried the audience. One girl immediately shouted out, "Canon in D," referring to the Pachelbel theme and variations that lives on in countless weddings and the occasional pop song.
"That's most-requested in the wedding category," she said. "I'll get to that later."
Debussy's "Clair de Lune" was at the top of the all-time request pile, and Van Voorhees said that despite the frequency with which she plays it, "it's so good, it feels fresh every time."
As she played the piece, with its delicate dynamic arc and gentle swaying, it was almost easy to forget that I was in the middle of a packed, noisy French Quarter -- that is until a few motorcycles passed by outside and a hard rock band started rumbling.
Time to head back out there, it seems. There may be moonlight music in Le Petit, but there's plenty of day left outside.


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The 24-year-old Jersey City man who was fatally shot earlier this week, allegedly by his girlfriend's brother, will be laid to rest tomorrow.
Nigee Paige, 24, of Jersey City, was involved in "an argument and physical altercation" with his girlfriend Sunday when his girlfriend's brother, 17, ran down the stairs of the apartment building and shot Paige in the chest, officials said.
Services for Paige are scheduled for Mount Olive Church, 400 Arlington Ave. in Jersey City. Viewing is from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. with the funeral to follow.
Paige was the father of a 22-month-old boy and a 3-year-old girl who suffers from leukemia and is currently undergoing chemotherapy, Paige's mother Crystal said. Both children are with their mothers, she said.
The 17-year-old has been charged as a juvenile in family court on murder and weapons charges, officials said. He is currently being held at the Hudson County Youth Detention Center in Secaucus. The Hudson County Prosecutor's Office has not said yet if the teen will be tried as an adult.


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I don't loathe Armando Benitez as much as the average Mets fan. I try and remember the good times with him, the moments when he was a dominant cog in the Mets 1999 and 2000 (hopped up on amphetamines) playoff runs. But that doesn't mean I didn't get extra satisfaction at seeing him melt down when the pressure was highest during yesterday's game against the Mets. It was simply joyous to watch him load the bases and bring the count to 3-0 before giving David Wright that Brian Jordan special. Even with Wright scuffling of late, Mets fans had to be feeling confident in that situation. Benitez, not exactly a reliable pitcher even when he had electric stuff, just can't get away with it now that he barely cracks 92 mph.
Also joyous: listening to Gary Cohen and Keith Hernandez do the color-commentary for yesterday's game. I'm usually at work when the games are on and, while I can usually keep an eye or two on the action, the sound is almost always off. Yesterday was an delightful exception. (Just to make sure, though: Did I hear Keith Hernandez say, "Achtung" when he saw the Mets players' shaved heads? I think I did. He's definitely going to get fired for saying something truly ridiculous one of these years). Now if we could just do something about those ubiquitous Select Dental and aspiring-umpire-with-hole-in-throat-from-smoking ads and we'd be all set.
Always nice to take a set against a not-terrible team on the road. Doesn't it seem like the Mets have won two of three in every series this year?
Around the Web:
- Omar Minaya shaved his head, too.
- Paul Lo Duca is throwing out 50 percent of would-be base stealers (6 of 12) a year after nailing just 24 percent last year (27 of 111).
- It's always fun when Wallace Matthews focuses his otherworldly powers of silliness on the Yankees.
- Carlos Gomez homered and middle reliever Willie Collazo earned the win for New Orleans last night. How about promoting Collazo (2.63 ERA in 24 IP) as a stop-gap before Mota comes off the suspended list? He's gotta be better than Urdaneta, no?
- On the way to selecting David Ortiz as the player he'd most want to start a team with, Tim Marchman calls Jose Reyes "irreplaceable" and says he "has a real chance at developing into a more durable and faster Barry Larkin." Sounds about right. Two comments about the rest of article, neither particularly related to the Mets 1) David Ortiz reminds me a little bit of Babe Ruth. Both are left-handed power hitters. Both were cast aside by another franchise early in their careers. And both are gentle giants with a knack for coming through when it matters most. Of course, Ruth was about two inches shorter and 25 pounds lighter, had a severe drinking problem and was about 100 times the celebrity that Ortiz is, but who's counting? Also: Did you know that Babe Ruth only one one MVP award? Apparently the league barred a player from winning it multiple times until 1930. Who knew?! 2) Marchman dropped a reference to "UFC heavyweight champion, Randy Couture." Is anyone out there a fan of the UFC? Should I give it a shot? I'm philosophically resistant, but I guess I could probably be persuaded. That Entourage episode didn't exactly sell it, though.
Off-day, Thursday. Weekend series vs. the first-place Brewers. Should be fun, though not the most favorable pitching matchups: Jorge Sosa vs. Jeff Suppan, Friday; Sheets vs. Pelfrey, Saturday; Capuano vs. Perez, Sunday.


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Willem Hol, as Alan Scott, plans his next move.
The Whole Darn Shooting Match, by Jack Perry, will play November 9, 10, 17, and 18 at the Inglemoor High School Theater.
Curtain time is 7 p.m. The box office will open at 6:30 p.m.
Tickets are $4 with an ASB card and $5 without.
The play is directed by Kristen Allen-Bentson; stage manager is Heidi Lawer.
Starring in the creative farce are Chris Stanley, Kristina Carlson, Willem Hol, and Matt Carter.


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A Wilson resident reported to borough police that "gang-bangers" would kill his injured son if he did not send them $1,500 Tuesday.
The man told police about the scam after he wired $550 to Puerto Rico and then found out his son was unharmed.
The 65-year-old male told police that he received a call on his cell phone at about 8 a.m. Tuesday.
A male voice, which sounded Hispanic, told the man his son was severely hurt in a car accident. They claimed it was a hit-and-run accident that was his son's fault. They said the driver of other vehicle involved in the hit-and-run was a relative of the caller.
The callers stated that they were "gang-bangers" with a gun. They threatened to shoot the son in the head if they did not get $1,500 from the father. If the father got the money and wired it to them, they said they would drop his son off at a hospital.
The man was told if he ended the call or went to the police they would kill his son. He was directed to leave the phone on at all times so they could hear him.
The victim told police there were two voices: one aggressive young male who kept saying he would shoot the son in the head and a second older male who was trying to keep the father calm.
The father was directed to go to a pharmacy and send the money to them via MoneyGram. He sent $550.00 to Puerto Rico.
As soon as the transaction was finished, the phone call disconnected and the father called his son. The son was fine and assured his father that he had not been in any kind of an accident.
Anyone with similar incidents should call the police immediately.
If anyone has any further details regarding this case, they are asked to call Detective Marc Crisafulli of the Wilson Borough Police Department at 610-258-8542


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Coming off a positive result with a 1-1 draw at Seattle Saturday night, the Portland Timbers will not play again until traveling to Colorado March 30.
Some coaches, wanting to maintain a team's momentum, might view the two-week break as a negative. But Portland coach Caleb Porter is happy about the break.
"It's a good time, because we get two weeks to really grow in training," Porter said. "We've had three games to measure ourselves and see some patterns and trends. Now we'll go back to the training ground."
Porter made some changes to the starting 11 against Seattle, inserting Jack Jewsbury as a defensive central midfielder for Kalif Alhassan and Ben Zemanski was at right back for Ryan Miller. Jewsbury and Zemanski possess a more physical and defensive mindset. The two helped the Timbers produce their best team defensive effort of the young season. Portland held Seattle to seven shots on goal, the Timbers lowest total number of allowed shots during the current season.
"We made a few tweaks…to deal with Seattle," Porter said. "I thought we were better defensively because of it."
What Porter does now with the lineup going into the game at Colorado will be interesting. Alhassan and Miller have each struggled a bit in the first two games, and coming up with a tough draw against Seattle with the lineup changes will give Porter a lot to think about going forward. He could insert Rodney Wallace - who scored the equalizer against Seattle and is good at getting forward, not so good on defense - at left back and shift Michael Harrington from left to right back.
With the offense experiencing its own occasional issues - they have scored one goal in the past two games after scoring three in the season-opener - he may opt to adopt a more defensive posture until the offense performs more consistently.


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