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Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Central' started by webz, Oct 2, 2009.
Ha! I read this post on my phone, which doesn't show the strike outs.
Just spent half an hour or so evaluating all the trade-offs in setting my lineup for this week only to see I am playing BYE. Watch out BYE the Cogs are coming to get you.
For some reason I thought I was playing the Cogs this week and expected to be swept out. Luckily, I am playing the Beers, and doing ok. We're even on games to play the rest of the way, I think it's really going to come down to how many minutes Nate Robinson can get for me.
Ok? Mwaves are rolling (through Tuesday).
Bye week could be trouble for Squirrels Denver gets ready for PFKL playoffs After a long season full of drinking and dunking, the Denver Squirrels are in the PFKL playoffs in the inaugural year of the franchise. The team's second place finish in the regular season has equipped Denver with a first round bye and an opportunity to rest, heal and recover from a tough regular season. "We've essentially given our players a week off" explained Squirrels' General Manager, BallDon'tLie. "Rufus insisted on not having any practices, meetings or team related activities. We'll simply just show up next Monday night and play whoever ends up being our opponent in round-2". The decision to grant the team so much time away from basketball related activities has been widely criticized by analysts and pundits. With so much at stake, the prevailing opinion is that the Squirrels should stage a week-long mini-camp similar to what the first place Orbit City Cogs are conducting. Most experts feel that granting the Squirrels (of all teams) so much time-off could end up being seriously detrimental to their chances of success in the postseason. "Those guys are a loose bunch that likes to have fun" commented PFKL analyst Jeff VanGundy. "With their history of substance abuse and legal problems, I firmly believe that down-time could end up being their down-fall! They should be keeping their eyes on the prize and putting in the work in an effort to get better." When asked for comment on his strategy of allowing his team to get away from the game, coach, Rufus Henry stated; "(Expletive) dat (expletive)! Dat (expletive) be nonsense! …If dat mutha(expletive) BanGumby knew whasup, he'd still be coachin'!" Henry added. Henry himself was only reached for comment when an anonymous tip led Denver Post beat writer, Ben Hochman to a Colfax Avenue motel on the City's East side where Henry is "shackin'-up wit some hookers" for the week. Many Squirrels players are reportedly 'getting away from the game' as well. - Dirk Nowitzki has been in New Orleans and was seen vomiting on a police officer in the French Quarter on Tuesday evening - Team Captain, Metta World Peace had a bad reaction to some LSD and is currently recovering in a mental institution. - Kyle Lowry and Rudy Gay have been charged with arson after accidently burning down a SmashBurger location in Boulder. Reportedly, the two players were trying to light a marijuana cigarette using a spark from an electrical outlet in the restaurant's bathroom. - On Monday evening, Gordon Hayward was found by secret service, passed-out on the front lawn of outgoing Secretary of the Interior-Ken Salazar's Denver residence. Hayward was treated and released for alcohol poisoning on Tuesday morning. - Team mascot, Walter the Squirrel was found sleeping in a bed with a 92 year-old female resident of an Aurora nursing home. - Damian Lillard, Chandler Parsons and Paul Millsap were all involved in a Monday evening police shootout during an incident where the players were suspected of stealing copper components out of commercial air conditioning units at an office park in Littleton. - 3 Squirrel Girls dance team members are scheduled to appear in Adams county court on prostitution charges. - Serge Ibaka reportedly left an incoherent phone message in the voicemail box of "The View" host Whoopie Goldberg. The call originated somewhere in Savanna-la-Mar, Jamaica. At this point, it's unknown who the Squirrels' second round opponent will be. Whoever it is, it will certainly be a quality opponent with momentum coming off of a round-1 victory. Squirrels Notebook; Flesh Fest! A lot of teams issue official T-shirts to show crowd solidarity and team spirit during the playoffs. Everyone has tuned into a big playoff game and seen a "whiteout" with the entire crowd wearing white. The Diamond Cabaret gentlemen's club along with Sweater Meat magazine is getting behind the Denver Squirrels by officially sponsoring Flesh Fest. All crowd members in attendance at the Denver Coliseum for the Squirrels' 2nd round matchup are urged to totally get naked and come on out to cheer on the team. "A lot of teams have done t-shirts and color themed crowd participation events in the playoffs. We wanted to do something that has never been done before" Said Squirrels' GM, BallDon'tLie. "Just think of how beautiful it will be on TV with an entirely shirtless crowd showing their unity and going crazy for our team. Fear the flesh man!" Note: Denver City Councilwoman, Peggy Lehmann has filed an injunction to prevent this promotion from taking place. Please check with the Denver Coliseum box office prior to attending any game without proper attire next week.
PFKL Playoff Preview: Auburn Hills vs Sandwich: The Potato Skins solidified the 3 seed by absolutely crushing Team 2XR a couple weeks ago. The Skins are lead by Steph Curry who hopes to try and make up for the injured Kyrie Irving. With Irving out for the year, Auburn Hills is ripe for an upset by the Microwaves who limped into the playoffs with a tough loss to the league leading Cogs. With injuries to Derrick Rose and rookie, Andre Drummond, 'Waves GM Roscoe 36 was active all season long in the free agent market. However, with forward LeBron James, this team can never be counted out. Webz Wombatz vs Team 2XR: The Wombatz enter the playoffs coming off a hard-fought victory over Auburn Hills in the final week of the regular season. With Deron Williams finally playing like himself along with Nikola Peckovic returning from injury, the Wombatz are poised to make a deep run in the postseason. One drawback that may hamper the 'Batz is the recent acquisitions of Jarrett Jack and Andrew Bogut. Both of these ex-Denver Squirrels players have fragile psyches after recently being released from rehab. Both of these players were reported to have had some of the worst chemical dependency issues on record. Famed Celebrity Rehab host Dr. Drew Pinsky called both players "absolute lost causes who will be lucky to make it through the remainder of today without doing harm to themselves and/or their loved ones". Team 2XR is doing some re-habbing of their own with a bevy of injuries to key players; Monte Ellis (Wrist), Tyson Chandler (Neck), Anderson Varejao (Hair), Dion Waiters (Knee). One bright spot is 2nd year swingman Paul George who has taken his all-around game to a new level this season. Orbit City Cogs (1st round bye): The Cogs might be the greatest basketball team ever assembled with a roster that basically looks like the Hall of Fame induction ceremony in the year 2022. Despite Orbit City's success and all of the discussion regarding their undefeated season, a dark cloud of controversy follows this team into the playoffs. Allegations of the wide spread use of performance enhancing drugs have blanketed this team all year long. All of the 'juicing' talk started last summer when the team was purchased by Victor Conte along with naming rights to the Cogs' new arena, the BALCO center. Denver Squirrels (1st round bye): How this rag-tag group of thugs and misfits ever even made the playoffs is beyond comprehension. The Squirrels have no top-10 players on their roster and only one among the top-25 (Serge Ibaka). In spite of their success this year, Denver is still more known for their hard-partying antics and tendency to bring weapons to games. Most experts agree that this is a team that has no place in the playoffs. It's likely that the Squirrels will be eliminated quickly by their 2nd sound opponent (whoever that ends up being).
Great work BDL. Appreciate the matchup previews - I used to post these until I got stuck travelling. What a drain.
Yea, Webz used to do some nice previews.....back 3 or 4 years ago......
webz is too busy going up 9-0. Early though.
2 DNPs and Beers is back in it...
I am not liking the current spate of injuries hitting my team. Parker (ankle), Calderon (throwing up in a bag), West (back), and Marion (non specific leg thing).
I appreciate it. We may go down to the wire...
Congrats Bill. My little engine that could ran out of juice. Go win that title.
Frustrating loss. It came down to razor-thin margins in three categories. And statistically I was real competitive relative to the rest of the league this week. Here's a fun fact: I would have beaten BillLaimbeer's team this week, but I would have lost to Roscoe's team. It's all about the matchups.
My team is really struggling. I deserved to lose to you. Kyrie Irving going down was a killer. Then, I had Wade and Vucevic get hurt. I may get slaughtered next round.
You guys have nothing to worry about. We had a bye week last week and Rufus had the bright idea of giving everyone the week off. The only guys that showed up for shootaround this morning were Milsap and D-Lillard and 'Sap just took a nap on a bench in our locker room.
There are 3 lottery pick deciding matchups this week. Winless v Slippy for the #1 pick. CJ v Linwood for the #3 pick. Roscoe v 2xr for the #5 pick. Set your lineups cos you still have something to play for.
Did you sabotage my team's pre-game meal? I have two guys coming up with mysterious abdomen injuries...
Curry looked healthy last night.
The Squirrels are screwed. Out team captain, Metta World Peace was involved in a bar-fight the other night and went down with a jacked-up knee (slipped on some vomit during the melee). Subtract about 36 pts, 15 reb, 6 stls, and 2 blks from the scoreboard this week and it looks like Laimbeer's Auburn Hills crew will be earning the chance to get murdered in the finals by those damned Cogs.
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Laws, Regulations & Annotations
Property Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2011
Revenue and Taxation Code
Property Taxation
Part 3. Equalization
Chapter 1. Equalization by County Board of Equalization
Article 1. Generally
Section 1609.4
1609.4. Evidence; subpoenas. On the hearing of the application, the county board may subpoena witnesses and books, records, maps, and documents and take evidence in relation to the inquiry. The assessor may introduce new evidence of full cash value of a parcel of property at the hearing and may also introduce information obtained pursuant to Section 441. If the assessor proposes to introduce evidence to support a higher assessed value than he placed on the roll, he shall, at least 10 days prior to the hearing, inform the applicant of the higher assessed value and the evidence proposed to be introduced and he may thereafter introduce such evidence at the hearing.
No subpoena to take depositions shall be issued nor shall depositions be considered for any purpose by the county board or the assessment appeals board.
History.—Stats. 1966, p. 672 (First Extra Session), in effect October 6, 1966, first operative for the 1967–68 assessment year, added "and books, records, maps, and documents" and the last sentence. Stats. 1967, p. 3446, in effect August 25, 1967, added clause beginning ". . . and may also add . . ." at the end of the second sentence; and added the last paragraph. Stats. 1968, p. 2292, in effect November 13, 1968, added the third sentence of the first paragraph relating to evidence of higher value. Stats. 1974, Ch. 180, p. 361, in effect April 24, 1974, renumbered the section which was formerly numbered 1609.
Allowable evidence.—An assessor's use of information obtained pursuant to Section 441 of the Code is limited to either market data or information obtained from the taxpayer seeking the reduction, and not relating to the business affairs of another taxpayer. Chanslor-Western Oil and Development Co. v. Cook, 101 Cal.App.3d 407. While an assessment appeal hearing is an equalization procedure, this section expressly states that an assessor may introduce information obtained pursuant to Section 441 at the hearing. State Board of Equalization v. Ceniceros, 63 Cal.App.4th 122.
Depositions—perpetuating testimony.—Depositions of assessors and their assistants cannot be taken for the purpose of perpetuating testimony under Section 2017 of the Code of Civil Procedure because depositions are not admissible either at the local equalization hearing or at a subsequent court review. Hunt-Wesson Foods, Inc. v. Stanislaus County, 273 Cal.App.2d 92; Campbell Chain Co. v. Alameda County, 12 Cal.App.3d 248.

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"I think Marty (Biron) has struggled. I don't like where his game is and I have talked to him about it. We have got to work to get (his game) back to the level that it was at early in the year. Mika (Noronen) has been doing pretty well. I have no complaints; his numbers speak for themselves. Really it's what Ryan has done at the American League level that warrants bringing him up."
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Carolina (9-5-5) will play at No. 12 seed UC Irvine on Sunday at 5 p.m. ET in Irvine, Calif.
For the second-straight match, Carolina got another quick goal to take a 1-0 lead. This time the early goal came from Omar Holness at the 3:27 mark. Cooper Vandermaas-Peeler started the play with a corner kick, sending a perfect deep cross that Holness one-touched into the back of the net for his second goal of the season.
Vandermaas-Peeler earned his team-leading fourth assist on the play.
All-ACC keeper Brendan Moore made two saves to notch his ACC-leading 10th clean sheet of the season for the Tar Heels.
North Carolina put together two solid opportunities in the later stages of the first half. First came off the foot of Vernari Valimaa in the 35th minute. The midfielder made a move to the left and cracked a shot with his left foot from 20 yards that forced USF keeper Brentton Muhammad to push his save over the crossbar.
The ensuing corner kick led to a fine cross by Alex Olofson that just missed the head of Nick Williams as he was running towards the far-left post.
USF (8-4-9) put its first shot on net in the 44th minute when Stiven Salinas sent a free kick from 25 yards directly into the hands of Moore.
In the second half, USF had a free kick from 23 yards by Edwin Moalosi in the 56th minute. His shot bent just over the traffic in front of the goal area, but Moore was in the right place to make the save.
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Race fans honor Boston bombing victims
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Sunday News Correspondent | July 13. 2013 11:07PM
Richard Whitehouse, left, of Middleton and Brian Dow of Farmington, who work in a NASCAR trailer selling merchandise, pose with while wearing B Strong NHMS T-shirts on sale at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
But NASCAR fans were donning them left and right.
"Of course," said Donna Beychuck of Saratoga, N.Y., having just purchased a shirt on her way to afternoon races at the track.
"Twenty dollars isn't much to give, considering," said Bill English of Fayetteville, N.C.The shirts were available throughout the Camping World RV Sales 301 weekend, with part of the proceeds going to One Fund Boston, supporting victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.
In addition, more than free 2,250 tickets were given to first responders in the Newtown, Conn., school shootings last December, to first responders to the Boston tragedy and to families of the victims, said Gavin Faretra of NHMS.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was arraigned last week. Tamerlan Tsarnaev was killed during a shootout after the attack.
Track officials weren't sure how many shirts had been brought to the track for the weekend - "thousands, at least," Faretra said - because the shirts were donated by sponsors.
"It means a lot for New Hampshire Motor Speedway to honor first responders," said Andrew Collier. "My family continues to be blown away by how truly amazing the NASCAR community is. This is another example of that."
"We're very pleased that (the speedway) has chosen to honor anyone who had to respond to what happened in Boston that day, which was horrifying," said Capt. Scott Hammond, a Boston Marathon bombings responder himself.
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i'm going through my saved reference pics, and i don't seem to have any of the back right ear side of the helmet.
anyone got a good shot of that part of things they could send my way?
i could swear that i used to... but i don't anymore.
i don't have any of the reference cds, but if any of them have any good rotj bucket shots, i could always pic one up, though instant gratification is better :)


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Drawing room is one of the important place in the house and once you enter there, you can assess the other rooms and behaviour of the inhabitants.There are many things to be considered before deciding the furniture for this important place. This is the place where whole family get together or spent most of their time.
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Michael Crichton's State of Confusion
In a departure from normal practice on this site, this post is a commentary on a piece of out-and-out fiction (unlike most of the other posts which deal with a more subtle kind). Michael Crichton's new novel "State of Fear" is about a self-important NGO hyping the science of the global warming to further the ends of evil eco-terrorists. The inevitable conclusion of the book is that global warming is a non-problem. A lesson for our times maybe? Unfortunately, I think not.
Like the recent movie "The Day After Tomorrow", the novel addresses real scientific issues and controversies, but is similarly selective (and occasionally mistaken) about the basic science. I will discuss a selection of the global warming-related issues that are raised in between the car chases, shoot-outs, cannibalistic rites and assorted derring-do. The champion of Crichton's scientific view is a MIT academic-turned-undercover operative who clearly runs intellectual rings around other characters. The issues are raised as conversations and Q and A sessions between him (and other 'good guys') and two characters; an actor (not a very clever chap) and a lawyer (a previously duped innocent), neither of whom know much about the science.
So for actors and lawyers everywhere, I will try and help out.
The issues Crichton raises are familiar to those of us in the field, and come up often in discussions. Some are real and well appreciated while some are red herrings and are used to confuse rather than enlighten.
The first set of comments relate to the attribution of the recent warming trend to increasing CO2. One character suggests that "if CO2 didn't cause the global cooling between 1940 and 1970, how can you be sure it is responsible for the recent warming?" (paraphrased from p86) . Northern Hemisphere mean temperatures do appear to have cooled over that period, and that contrasts with a continuing increase in CO2, which if all else had been equal, should have led to warming. But were all things equal? Actually no. In the real world, there is both internal variability and other factors that affect climate (i.e. other than CO2). Some of those other forcings (sulphate and nitrate aerosols, land use changes, solar irradiance, volcanic aerosols, for instance) can cause cooling. Matching up the real world with what we might expect to have happened depends on including ALL of the forcings (as best as we can). Even then any discrepancy might be due to internal variability (related principally to the ocean on multi-decadal time scales). Our current 'best guess' is that the global mean changes in temperature (including the 1940-1970 cooling) are actually quite closely related to the forcings. Regional patterns of change appear to be linked more closely to internal variability (particularly the 1930's warming in the North Atlantic). However, in no case has anyone managed to show that the recent warming can be matched without the increases in CO2 (and other GHGs like CH4).
Secondly, through the copious use of station weather data, a number of single station records with long term cooling trends are shown. In particular, the characters visit Punta Arenas (at the tip of South America), where (very pleasingly to my host institution) they have the GISTEMP station record posted on the wall which shows a long-term cooling trend (although slight warming since the 1970's). "There's your global warming" one of the good guys declares. I have to disagree. Global warming is defined by the global mean surface temperature. It does not imply that the whole globe is warming uniformly (which of course it isn't). (But that doesn't stop one character later on (p381) declaring that "..it's effect is presumably the same everywhere in the world. That's why it's called global warming"). Had the characters visited the nearby station of Santa
Barbara Cruz Aeropuerto, the poster on the wall would have shown a positive trend. Would that have been proof of global warming? No. Only by amalgamating all of the records we have (after correcting for known problems, such as discussed below) can we have an idea what the regional, hemispheric or global means are doing. That is what is meant by global warming.
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To many people in Kentucky, David L. Williams has been an enigma — at times, tough and seemingly unfair if you happened to disagree with his position, or, ingratiating and benevolent to supporters who have been with him every step of the way during his long career in the state capitol.
That career — as state representative, senator, minority and majority floor leader, and president of the state senate for the past 13 years — is over.
Now, he is Circuit Judge David Williams of Clinton, Cumberland, and Monroe counties. He was appointed to the position by Governor Beshear several weeks ago. He's returned to his hometown of Burkesville, a small town near the Kentucky/Tennessee line.
This week on "One to One" we talked about his time in Frankfort and what it feels like to move back to Cumberland County as a circuit judge.
After the taping on the "'One to One" set in Studio A at KET, I asked Judge Williams if he would mind sticking around for a few more minutes to chat. We discussed legislation he was proud of, his lapel pin, how fortunate he is to be returning to Burkesville, and a new career as a circuit judge. Our conversation appears below:


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As for your contention that this is only an issue in a state in play for Obama, Texas is in the same boat as Pennsylvania is over voter IDs. Do you seriously believe that Texas is in Obama's camp?
Like I said; address the issues where there are issues.
I guess we disagree again. I think laws should be made to prevent damage, not after the damage as been done.
To put it in terms we all understand. I don't believe in feeding hives that are full of stores... or treating hives that don't have a mite problem.
I read it more as don't install mouse guards if there's no mice in the hives.
you are looking at the wrong end of this, i think. the real question is why would people be against this? the complaint that is disenfranchises certain groups is BS.
Section 5. ElectionsElections shall be free and equal; and no power, civil or military, shall at any time interfere to prevent the free exercise of the right of suffrage.
[Art.] 11. [Elections and Elective Franchises.] All elections are to be free, and every inhabitant of the state of 18 years of age and upwards shall have an equal right to vote in any election.
If they want to change that then fine... it is none of my business.
Are all supreme ct decisions "right"?


text: I got the frame just about done, just needs clear coat. I redid the stripes on the front and made it fit the overall look. Rusty and dirty. Hand painted, then sanded with 150 grit to break through and then wet sand to smooth it out a bit. I don't like my dads camera, messes with the color. I am going to wet sand the rusty spots on the springer and clear coat that, but not going to clean up the paint on it. Then wire brush the chrome all over the bike to clean off the loose rust and surface rust.


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With the butt stock I choose to use, the LOP is 40.6cm.
Lets see.............Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.....that would be............. (carry the one)....................15.98"
Okay... Let's keep this thread going now that the site's back up!
Boy I hope so. I have lost about 15 posts and PM's of inquiries for the drawings for the MG47ES. All those who have requested info on the drawings please E-mail me at email@example.com with your request again so I can make sure I have answered everybody. Those who paid through Paypal, I have record of, it's just those who are sending a MO that I would like reconfirmed.
I mailed the M.O. today for the prints.
Emory Jones
Thanks Emory
email sent with questions and wondering what the price is, and if it includes a tutorial or just the prints.
Everytime I check, more posts are gone! Will they ever come back from never, never land???? I wonder how many posts I have left now?? Rod


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text: You are flailing away at straw men. The only prediction I see on the recent postings is my prediction that Chelly will not be back, which is hardly apocalyptic and is also a very safe prediction. I don't see anybody calling Babs "stupid" (or challenging his intelligence with similar adjectives), let alone calling for his firing. Calls for his dismissal would be ludicrous. I described him as a "very good coach" (even if he is not yet at Scotty's level), and regard him as one of the two or three best coaches in the league. I think it is obvious from the scores in the last two games that the teams were very evenly matched and that the series was very close. Nobody would question that luck played a part. If thinking about the factors that might have made a difference is "overanalyzing," then I do plead guilty to that.


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RALEIGH, N.C. -- Junior Kent Emanuel allowed one run in eight innings to earn his ninth win of the year Friday night as the top-ranked Tar Heels downed No. 6 NC State, 7-1, in Raleigh.
Emanuel (9-1) pitched through the eighth inning for the fourth consecutive outing Friday night as he scattered seven hits and matched a career high with nine strikeouts.
The Tar Heels (41-3, 19-2 ACC) provided Emanuel plenty of run support as Colin Moran connected on his 11th home run of the year in the first inning. Brian Holberton also hit a home run for UNC, while Michael Russell paced five Tar Heels with two more hits as he connected on three singles.
Chaz Frank opened the contest with a single to center and moved to third base on a perfectly executed hit and run by Landon Lassiter who slapped a single through the vacated hole at shortstop.
After watching a called strike to open his at bat, Moran connected on a Ryan Wilkins offering and sent the pitch to dead center field and over the outstretched arm of center fiedler Brett Williams to put UNC up 3-0.
The Wolfpack (33-11, 14-8 ACC) would threaten with two outs in the second inning as they loaded the bases for leadoff man Trea Turner but Emanuel was able to elevate a fastball and get Turner swinging to end the threat.
The Tar Heels would take control of the contest in the third as they pushed across two more runs.
Brian Holberton hit his ninth home run of the year, a solo shot to right field, to put UNC up 4-0 before back-to-back singles by Cody Stubbs and Michael Russell put a runner in scoring position.
A ground ball that looked to be a double play was hit to third but the relay throw to first sailed over the first baseman's head allowing Stubbs to score and push the Tar Heel advantage to 5-0.
Emanuel would cruise through the next three frames before the Tar Heels tacked on an insurance run via small ball.
Mike Zolk opened the frame with a single and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Matt Roberts before a Chaz Frank ground out moved him to third base. A Brett Austin passed ball would allow Zolk to score from third and give UNC a 6-0 lead.
NC State would eventually get on the scoreboard against Emanuel in the seventh inning when the Wolfpack loaded the bases with nobody out.
Emanuel buckled down and got a sacrifice fly for out number one before striking out NC State's three and four hitters to end the threat.
Carolina added another run in the eighth thanks to a Landon Lassiter RBI double and Emanuel returned to the bump to strike out three more in the bottom half.
Trent Thornton tossed a scoreless ninth inning to seal up Carolina's 7-1 win.
The Tar Heels will go for their 10th series win of the year Saturday night at 6:30 p.m. as Benton Moss will take the mound against NC State's Carlos Rodon.


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Dear Lucy,
Do you have any website recommendations for verb tenses exercises, such as simple present, simple past, and other tenses? I'm a new ESL teacher and now my target is to make a worksheet that contains questions about simple present, simple past, present continuous and past continuous. Because we don't have any textbooks, I need to make the questions by myself or search over the internet. But because the deadline is not too far away from now, I'm so sad that I have to search the questions over the internet. I ought to make 30 questions and I have found one good website (Englishpage.com). There are lots of websites as well, but most of them give links or ads instead of "real" exercises. Also most of the questions provided by the websites are way to easy for junior high school students here in my school.
This is my first time being an ESL teacher in my country and also my first "huge task". Can you please help me to find a couple of good websites which provide good exercises (intermediate preferably) about tenses?
Thanks in advance,
Tommy Yalidae


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Welcome to Twitter Moot 2014 (#Twtmoot)
"A moot is a legal debate in a courtroom setting ... [T]eams of counsel attempt to persuade a judge of the strength of their case by reference to legal authority." – University of Aberdeen's A Guide to Mooting
"Basically it's a make-believe court for lawyers and law students. … We're taking the moot out of the court room and onto Twitter to start a national conversation about how the law protects our atmosphere, 140 characters at a time." – The Story of #Twtmoot.
On Friday, February 28th, 2014 at 10am PST (1pm EST), students from law schools across Canada argued an appeal over Twitter about the duty of Canada's governments to consult First Nations on mines development.
Twitter Moot 2014 was won by Erin Gray and Mae Price from the University of Victoria in Victoria, British Columbia. The team also won the People's Choice Award, chosen by observers of the Twitter Moot. The winning team represented the Ross River Dena Council in the Moot. The other parties represented in the Moot were the Province of BC, the Government of the Yukon, MiningWatch Canada, and Yukon Chamber of Mines. For more information, click here for the announcement.
The appeal, heard before three judges of the Supreme Twitter Court of Canada, was based on Ross River Dena v. Yukon, a precedent-setting decision of the Yukon Court of Appeal which in December 2012 held that the Yukon's mining laws did not provide for adequate consultation with the Ross River Dena Council. Similar (although not identical) laws are in place in many of Canada's provinces, meaning that the Twitter Moot will explore broad issues about the role of mining and Indigenous groups in Canadian law.
Find out more about the Twitter Moot:
- Click here to meet the 5 teams selected to compete in Twitter Moot 2014, and our three judges! (Updated December 16, 2013)
- Click here for information about Ross River Dena v. Yukon and and the problem that was argued in the Twitter Moot. [Link updated 10 January 2014]
- #Twtmoot buzz - Here's what the media and people on Twitter said about earlier Twitter Moots.
- Click here for information about how the audience can watch, and participate in, the Twitter Moot.
- For more information about Past Twitter Moots, click here.
To support the Twitter Moot, please make a donation.
In addition to being live to the world on Twitter, Facebook and the web, Twitter Moot will be featured at North America's foremost environmental law conference: The Public Interest Environmental Law Conference at the University of Oregon.


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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
This is my 4th handmade & completely finished fold-up book, featuring lovely illustrations of tiny sea slugs, or nudibranchs. These little creatures come in so many different shapes, patterns and colours, I just had to draw them! Created using black fineliner at first, then cut and paste, scanned and printed onto plain A4 paper.
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