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Arsène Wenger is not prepared to be labelled as the villain of English football.
Media reports on Friday morning suggested a PFA dossier had singled out the Arsenal manager for his recruitment of youngsters. It argued his policy of bringing through foreign talent was damaging home-grown players.
At his press conference on Friday, Wenger countered by re-iterating his belief that English football must look forward and beyond national boundaries.
"When a guy sits in the stands at Arsenal Football Club and sees a fantastic cross and a volley, he doesn't think 'Eboue, where does he come from?'" he said. "He either enjoys it or he doesn't.
"Arsenal has done a lot for the popularity of the game all over the world. I think that is the most important thing for me, not to see where the players come from. What is important is that people who pay £60 enjoy what they see.
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well. I am happy if they do well but it is not my first priority.
"However, at the same time, I'm in a job where I have to accept sometimes to be blamed for things I am not necessarily responsible for. From 1966 to 1996 England had no foreigners, and you didn't win anything more, or anything less."
Wenger also argued that, to a certain extent, finances had directed his transfer policy.
"At Arsenal Football Club I have to see how can I compete with Man United and Chelsea," said the Frenchman. "It has to be in a different way - with our resources - it is as simple as that.
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By Chris Harris
Andre Santos says the competition for the left-back spot at Arsenal has made him a better player.
The 29-year-old made 21 appearances last season, one fewer than Kieran Gibbs, but the England man has kept Santos out of the starting line-up for all but one game this term.
That will change at Norwich on Saturday when Santos replaces Gibbs, who is nursing an injury he suffered against West Ham before the international break.
The Brazilian international is determined to take his chance and he believes that his friendly rivalry with Gibbs has benefited both players.
"Of course it does," Santos told Arsenal Player. "In life you always find competition and this competition exists but it is only on the pitch and this is good for the team.
"Kieran is an exceptional player, and I know I have qualities too. This is a very healthy competition, we're always talking about it between us before and after training. Kieran is a good friend and I respect the hard work he puts in every day and I know he feels the same way about me.
"He has been playing well and, even if we fight for the same position, I know how good he is. I know that he's having a good spell in the squad and obviously I respect that and am pleased for him.
"I believe that whoever is better at the moment will keep on playing and it's the manager's choice. However, he will always give opportunities to all the players.
"Of course it is hard [when you are not playing]," added Santos. "At every club I've been at I've always played regularly. It is difficult to be on the bench, but we are a team, we are doing well and I'll just keep on working hard so I can be back on the pitch regularly."
Santos has recently been the subject of transfer speculation but he was quick to quash rumours that he was considering a move back to Turkey.
"There were some rumours that my name was involved in this possible comeback," he said. "I had people asking me on Twitter and even players from Fenerbache asking if it was true, but I'm very happy here at Arsenal and I hope to stay here at Arsenal for a long time.
"I have a contract and I'm very happy here, not only at Arsenal but in London too, it is a great city. The Arsenal fans are amazing, this is a great club, and I hope to stay here for a good while."
Watch the full interview with Andre on Arsenal Player.
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Discussion in 'November 2008' started by Dlev59, Nov 6, 2008.
At this point it looks like we've traded CB and The Grieving Richard Hamilton for AI.
Have you forgotten the era when Nazr was our starting center?
Defense still can be stingy | The Detroit News | detnews.com McCosky with a semi-good article about the defense.
Actually, I had. Thanks for bringing back back memories. We were Nazr-esque last night.
Ok let's take a different perspective. LPGRL says, "Ai scores 30 and we barely beat Sac" Hmmm....How about this: Thank God AI dropped 30/9/7 because Rip was 4-16, Sheed was Awful from the floor; Amir, Max and Kwame were seemingly non -existent out there, Stuckey was still in Michigan, and Walter Herrmann has been SUPER-OFF the last 3 games...yet we still beat a team that has pretty good home record, because AI dropped 30 and Tay has been bringing it.What happens when Rip stops wearing all black and gets his isht together?What happens when Sheed can give you his 12-14ppg and solid offensive production?What happens when the frontcourt figures out how to cut, move to open spots, catch point blank passes, and finish?What happens when Amir gets a frigging clue?What happens when Dyess comes back (hopefully with that sweet 17'er of his)???See I choose to see this team on the way up, everything is correctable and this is a team under construction with a very good builder as a coach. AI just needs to commit to doing a MUCH better job of TRYING to stay in front of his man on D and fighting through and around picks and screens.
"Boston does that to a lot of teams," Curry said. "They are the defending champs. There's 29 other teams that get muscled by Boston." Shouldn't that be 28?
If this was football and we only got 16 games then I would be concerned.
GO KGREG! GO KGREG! GO! GO! GO! GO! :p_welldone:
Does anyone else not care about what Nugget fans think?
I could give a flying flip about any team coached by George Karl.
How about calling some plays in the first half for Sheed to go in the post? They almost made it the whole first quarter without making a post pass in a half court set.
You're flirting with disaster my friend. You dangerous rascal!
Hard to disagree with that. My only thought is that Curry may have been trying to "spread the floor" to get the defense out of the lane for AI.
Wow, this thread is on FIRE! I thought I was the forum malcontent...I need to step my game up.
kgreg i was going to say something along those lines but you said it so well. very nice.
if they are thinking about sending me a million dollars.... you bet i am.... but otherwise i could more about watching paint dry on a damp day.
Low..... your actually really slipping, always love your side of the topic for balance.... but always had one or two posts a week that I'd almost put into the Lee grouping.... but i can't remember the last time a post of yours that did that. :p edited to add.... didn't mean to say Lee's posts are bad, just sometimes they go to places I just can't understand why or how he could go there.... but brings a nice viewpoint to the table to allow all sides to be seen and allows me to sit back and think.. (though, I may never forgive him for making me jump on the darko Hall of fame wagon back in the day)
Half way thru the first, Curry pulled the starting center, and the starting power forward. About as drastic as you can get. However, I will note this, Amir constantly does try to go toward the basket. Tay, and the rest of the guards, don't seem to notice. Its Sheed who is not even trying to work the post.
Hell, it looks like we've traded CB, GRH, and Sheed's offense for AI. Things will get better. Things will get better. Repeat 20 times. :fingerscr
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Hey everyone, I posted this in the puddle duck section to, so sorry if you've already read it but... this has puzzled me for about two years. My grampa owns a farm in SE Wisconsin that I hunt on. So here's the basic laydown of his land, corn and alfalfa fields all around it, a creek and a pond. The creek I've jumped a few wood ducks on over the years and the fields I hunt for geese.
But never have I seen a duck or goose on the pond, but I don't understand why!? The pond is surrounded by shrubs such as honey suckle and a few trees. The pond is lower than everything else (fields and such) Kind of like a bowl. It's a decent sized pond, probably 70 or 80 yards across and about 50 yards wide. the creek passes it about 20 yards away. I can't seem to figure it out though, geese fly over all the time, and ducks too but they are never sitting on it. With all the corn and wooded creek you think ducks or wood ducks would be flocking to it? Has anyone else heard of something like this before? If you need any more info on the pond, ask and I'll try to give you it the best I can.
I would just like to figure out why there's never any waterfowl on what seems to be a perfect hunting pond


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Director of Cricket Mick Newell hopes fast bowlers Alex Morris and Saddiqi Philips can fill the hole in our squad left by the injury to seamer Charlie Shreck. Former Yorkshire and Hampshire seamer Morris and Philips, a quick with Notts Premier League side West Indian Cavaliers, are currently on trial at Trent Bridge and will be part of a 15-man squad that travels down to Hove for two friendlies with Sussex next week. Said Newell: "We've been in contact with the two during the past few weeks and have had Saddiqi bowling indoors over the winter. "With Shreck missing for most of the season we are a bit light in the seam department and we want to see how they perform outdoors in a match situation. "We take on Sussex in a two-day and one-day match after three weeks of pre-season training, including a week spent on the Algarve for fitness and fielding work. Added Newell: "The squad has been together for a while now and we all want to get outside for some match practice. The atmosphere is very good and we're all looking forward to the start of the season."


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I can't speak to CA prices but in my area the gun stores I deal with would offer 70% of what they think they could sell it for. Based on that formula retail would be in the neighborhood of $575.00 used with 2 - 10 round mags instead of 13 rounders so trade in value would be about $402.50 (70%). Splitting the difference between estimated whole sale and retail one can arrive at a fair median private party sale value which in this case would be around $488.75. If it has night sights that still glow brightly then you could add $50 to $60 to the starting retail figure.
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Just found this new game yesterday it's pretty sweet. Side scrolling action/mmorpg game. Very cool. I couldn't find any threads on it already so this is just to inform people about it.
Just found this new game yesterday it's pretty sweet. Side scrolling action/mmorpg game. Very cool. I couldn't find any threads on it already so this is just to inform people about it.
There was a thread for it. And honestly you're not missing much, it's still the same stale game it was when it came out beforehand.
EDIT: so they have doubled the 'stress' system from 170 to 300+ so i think you can change class before you run out of stress now.
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I played the game for a tiny bit the other day. It was alright, but the control system took a bit to get used to. I did notice a surprising amount of titty bounce, too. Honestly, I probably would have played the game more if it weren't for one issue. During my time playing, and for about ten minutes after closing the game, my computer was forced into some sort of artificial shift key that was in constant affect. All my number keys came out as symbols (1 as !, 2 as @, etc...) same with the other keys ([ being { and , as <). Not even physically holding shift or turning on caps lock would help the issue.
Luckily, about a second before I was going to restart my computer, it just suddenly stopped. I could have lived with it if the issue was just while I was in the game, but the fact that it carried over to after the game had been closed kinda worried me. Plus it made it near impossible to chat.
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RE: Q: ROTATING ANIMATIONS in MMA?
Try using the option SphericalRegion->True. Also, if you want to do any
specialized rotations, you could make your job a bit easier by looking at the
SpinShow command in the Graphics`Animation` package.
John Fultz
Wolfram Research, Inc.
>From: Zorro[SMTP:berriz at husc.harvard.edu]
>To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
>Subject: [mg2164] Q: ROTATING ANIMATIONS in MMA?
Hi. I'm trying to produce an animation of a 3-D object to simulate
the smooth rotation of the object about the vertical axis. I came up
Table[Show[3DObject, Boxed -> False,
ViewPoint->{ 2 Cos[n 2 Pi/60], 2 Sin[n 2 Pi/60],2 }],
{n, 0, 60}];
This *almost* worked. The only problem is that Mathematica doesn't
keep the size of 3DObject constant (wrt to the rest of the window)
from one frame to the next, so the image zooms in and out as it
rotates (a semi-cool effect, in face, but not exactly what I had in
mind). How can I get Mathematica to keep the image size constant wrt
the window from one frame to the next?
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LAKELAND, FL (August 15, 2011) – Cleveland Heights Golf Course will play host to guitarist Michael Bell and his band for Music at the Heights on Thursday, August 25, 2011 from 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Bell and friends bring a fusion of rock and roll, blues, and country music and are sure to be a crowd pleaser. There will be no cover charge for the event.
The Music at the Heights series features local artists on the last Thursday of each month in Rueben's Lounge at the golf course, located at 2900 Buckingham Ave. For more information about this event or future Music at the Heights events, contact Thom Grenkowski at (863) 834-2326.
On April 15, 2009, Lakeland Police were called to 600 East Main Street, Lakeland, after the remains of an adult female were found on AmTrak Train property. It was determined the woman, identified as Shawn Hazel Turk, age 34, had died of asphyxia.
The investigation indicated that Shawn had only been in Lakeland for approximately one day before being violently killed. Shawn had traveled to Lakeland from South Carolina with her boyfriend, a long distance truck driver. Shawn and her boyfriend were involved in a domestic related altercation while in Lakeland and he put her out of his truck and left town.
Shawn was stranded. The investigation indicates that she utilized pay phones in the downtown area at a 24 hour food mart and the bus station in an attempt to contact relatives for assistance. The last phone call made by Shawn was at 11:00 pm on April 9th at the Greyhound Bus Station, 303 N Massachusetts Ave (next door to the Lakeland Police Department). Investigators believe that Shawn had already met Reginald Riggins (DOB: 10/8/77) and that he was standing with her at the time she made her last call from the bus station. One reason that Shawn may not have attempted to contact police for assistance is because she believed she had an outstanding warrant. Another reason is because Shawn also had a substance abuse issue.
Investigators believe that Riggins met Shawn at the bus station and offered her crack cocaine in exchange for sex. This was a random meeting and neither knew each other before this time. The two of them walked down to Lake Mirror and smoked crack cocaine, then walked over the train station. At this time it is believed that Shawn refused to have sex with Riggins. Riggins became enraged, attacked Shawn, and killed her.
In July, 2011, Detective Brad Grice received a tip that led police to Reginald Riggins. Riggins was a suspect of another homicide that occurred in Fort Myers, Florida. Detective Grice was able to develop this lead causing LPD Detectives to travel to St. Petersburg, Florida. Once there, Lakeland Police worked with other agencies to facilitate the apprehension of Riggins. The homicide in Fort Myers, as well as the homicide of Shawn Hazel Turk in Lakeland, has been brought to their proper conclusion because of the multi-agency cooperation and assistance in working these cases.
Yesterday, 8/11/2011, the Grand Jury indicted Reginald Riggins for the murder of Shawn Hazel Turk. Riggins will now stand trial for two homicides.
LAKELAND, FL (August 12, 2011) -- The City of Lakeland will play host to the Greater Lakeland Multi-Cultural Festival, September 16, 2011 when the reggae band Democracy takes the stage from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. during the FREE music and cultural event.
The Multi-Cultural Festival will take place at the Lake Mirror amphitheater which is in-between Hollis Garden and the Lake Mirror Center. The event is free to the public and families are encouraged to attend. The Multi-Cultural Festival will include ethnic food vendors and displays. There will be additional cultural entertainment that will take place during music breaks.
Democracy will bring their energetic form of island music to the stage as band leader Oswald Caines leads the group into crowd pleasing favorites. The band really knows how to work an audience and for more than a decade, Democracy has been one of the finest, most innovative reggae bands to hit the greater Tampa Bay area. They have supported reggae superstars such as Pato Banton, Yellowman, Inner Circle, Steel Pulse, Third World and Shabba Ranks.
Democracy has won numerous awards including the Best Reggae/Caribbean band in the Tampa Bay area and they have performed in Jamaica as part of the Air Jamaica Festival. Democracy always leaves the audience wanting for more and this Friday night will be no different.
The Greater Lakeland Multi-Cultural Festival is proudly sponsored by the City of Lakeland, Lakeland Parks & Recreation Department, Center Door Productions and the University of South Florida. Parking is available at the Lake Mirror Center's parking lot and in the Iowa Street parking garage. No glass bottles within the park please. For more information regarding the series, contact Kevin Cook at 863/834-6264.


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New Hampshire Union Leader | July 12. 2013 8:35PM
Adam Sandler, wearing a Central basketball jersey, poses with Katie Couric and his old Central physical education teacher, Don Tibbetts (second from left) after their appearance on Couric's daytime talk show. The show aired Friday. (DISNEY/ABC)
"That's my old gym teacher!" a delighted Sandler said. The two hadn't seen each other in years.
Having Tibbetts for a teacher was "like having a friend in school," Sandler said.
Tibbetts, for his part, said Sandler was "like a little gnat as a freshman....He'd be everywhere."
Sandler was joined on stage by Kevin James, David Spade, Salma Hayek and Shaquille O'Neil, who also starred in the sequel comedy, "Grown Ups 2." The movie opened Friday. It features a set recreation of the exterior of the Red Arrow Diner, a Manchester landmark.
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I've been interested in zines since I was about 14 years old. Living in a small town and in a small country meant that I didn't get to be very active in the zine scene at the time, though I did try to mantain a small paper zine about music and feminism. I also collaborated in a few webzines, using mostly pseudonyms I used at the time.
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KSP Offers Trick or Treating Safety Tips
October 19th, 2011
(FRANKFORT, Ky.) – Before you know it ghosts and goblins will be running in the streets to trick-or-treat and Kentucky State Police want to make sure your kids stay safe this Halloween.
Lt. David Jude, Spokesperson for KSP, says the agency wants the children to have a fun but safe trick or treating experience.
"Halloween is traditionally a time for children to have fun, but most often it is the children who can be injured by situations that are avoidable," says Jude. "Be sure your child's costume does not obstruct their vision and is not so cumbersome that they can trip over it."
"On Halloween evening, we're placing our children in probably some of the most dangerous traffic situations you could imagine," adds Jude. "Our children are outside after dark, they walk along and cross unfamiliar streets and they often wear dark colors which are difficult for motorists to see."
Below are some safety tips for adults and youngsters so you can enjoy this special night:
- Make sure your child carries a flashlight, glow stick or has reflective tape on their costume to make them more visible.
- Younger children should be accompanied by an adult or older sibling.
- Instruct your children not to eat any treats until they have been checked by an adult.
- Make sure your child is able to see out of their mask properly and can walk in their costume without tripping.
- Remind kids not to enter a strange house or car.
- Inspect your child's candy before they eat it. Discard any unwrapped or suspicious looking goodies. If your child does get sick, call your doctor or the hospital emergency room immediately and save all wrappers. It is also helpful to determine what he or she ate and where it came from.
- Talk to your children about 'stranger-danger' and the safety precautions when around someone they do not know.
The KSP also wants to remind those driving on Halloween to be extra cautious of our small pedestrians.
For more information about safe trick or treating please contact Kentucky State Police at (502) 782-1780 or www.kentuckystatepolice.org.
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Hello everyone! My name is Brian, I turn 27 years old in December this year. I currently live just outside of Pensacola, FL in Milton. I just recently began my quest to becoming 501st certified and am currently working on a Tusken Raider, and a Republic Commando (Fixer). My wife has also just began this journey and has been working on Juno Eclipse, and Bo-Katan. The dented helmet was suggested to me by the bounty hunters guild forums for assistance with Bo-Katan.
Some more about myself...I was just married to my beautiful wife Amber on May the 4th 2013. (Yep Star Wars themed.) Together her and I are the parents of 2 Siberian Huskies named Bane and Revan after our two favorite Dark Lords of the Sith. I work as a Business Analyst and SQL Programmer for Clearwire (Recently purchased by Sprint) for the last nearly 7 years. I love Doctor Who, fast cars, and Star Wars in no particular order.
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I'm starting to plan a Bo Katan costume and was checking out the different options for armor building. I was thinking of going the "paper-resin-fiberglass-bondo" route for construction, but am not sure about designing a jetpack. Does anyone know of a pepakura design for Bo Katan's jetpack? I think I would like to follow a model for that part of the costume, rather than to try to build something from scratch on my own.


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Green Bay Hangs Close With Ramblers in Saturday's Doubleheader
By Justin Grones (@JustinGrones)
CHICAGO, Ill. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay softball team had two outstanding pitching performances from senior Allison Goecks (Beloit, Wis.) freshman Briana Cavin (Elk Grove Village, Ill.) in Saturday's doubleheader at second-place Loyola, but the Ramblers outlasted the Phoenix to take both games. The Phoenix (12-24, 5-11 HL) will close the three-game set tomorrow at noon.
Game 1: Loyola 2, Green Bay 1
Behind dominating pitching performances from both sides, the Ramblers took game one after each team managed just two hits in the contest. Goecks (6-9) took the loss despite a stellar complete game with two unearned runs, three walks and six strikeouts.
Loyola registered the first hit of the contest in the bottom of the third inning while securing a 2-0 lead. The Ramblers held Green Bay without a hit until the top of the fifth inning when senior Dani Peerenboom (Appleton, Wis.) hit a single up the middle to become the first baserunner of the afternoon for the visiting team.
Freshman force Marissa Michalkiewicz (Appleton, Wis.) drilled her fifth homer of the season to center field with one out, but it would be the only run for the Phoenix in the contest. Michalkiewicz finished 1-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored, while Peerenboom went 1-for-3.
Game 2: Loyola 5, Green Bay 4
Green Bay's offense heated up in the second contest, and another solid complete game from Cavin helped the Phoenix jump out to a 3-0 lead early on.
With two on and nobody out, Michalkiewicz slammed an RBI single up the middle. Junior Miranda Reinke (Milwaukee, Wis.) followed her with a sacrifice fly to center field that plated Peerenboom, and fellow junior Stacey Butts (Greenfield, Wis.) used a sacrifice fly of her own to score Michalkiewicz.
A lead-off double in the bottom of the fourth eventually led to a run for the host team off an RBI single. The Ramblers then led off with a solo homer in the bottom of the fifth to trim Green Bay's lead to 3-2 before an RBI double tied things at 3-3. Loyola left the half-inning with a 4-3 advantage after an RBI single to left.
Michalkiewicz once again delivered with an RBI single in the top of the sixth to tie things up at 4-4, but a solo homer to lead off the bottom of the sixth gave the home team a 5-4 lead it would not give up.
Cavin (4-7) took the loss after a complete game with seven hits, five earned runs and six strikeouts. Michalkiewicz finished 3-for-4 with two RBI and a run scored, while freshman Kelli Hutchinson (Milwaukee, Wis.) went 2-for-2 with a run scored. Reinke and Stacey Butts each chipped in an RBI, while senior Jess Hrncar (Bristol, Wis.) and Cavin each added a hit.
The Phoenix will close the series with the Ramblers tomorrow at noon.
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Just picked up a Sig P220. Love it! Accuracy right out of the box as advertised! I put a set of the Sig Equinox dark wood grips on it. The Sig rep said the wood grips would be thicker than the originals and I have big hands. They feel great(I used my dial caliper on them and the measure 1.285" width as opposed to the original, slim grips at 1.2". That's almost a tenth of an inch thicker!!). And I haven't seen any all black P220s with the Equinox grips yet, although I'm sure it's been done. I'm trying to post a pic of the pistol with the new grips, but it says I don't have access.
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University of Delaware Lefthanded Pitcher Brandon Hinkle Selected by Toronto Blue Jays in Major League Baseball Draft
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Hinkle, a 5-11, 180 lb. health behavior science major with a minor in coaching at Delaware, was the lone Blue Hen player picked in the annual draft and became the fifth UD player in the last two years and the seventh since 2010 selected.
"Words can't describe how I feel about being selected, it's such an honor," said Hinkle, who was the fifth lefthanded pitcher selected by the Blue Jays. "I couldn't have done it without my teammates, and most importantly without the support of my parents (George and Sophia) throughout the years. They have always been there and I'm so happy they could be with me when I got the call."
A native of Lancaster, Pa. (Hempfield High School), Hinkle becomes the second member of his family to play in the professional ranks. His older brother, Austin, was selected by Tampa Bay in the 41st round of the 2007 draft and pitched in the minors for three seasons.
"This is a great way for Brandon to go out on his career at Delaware with being drafted," said Delaware head coach Jim Sherman, who has now seen 26 of his Delaware players drafted during his 14-year tenure as head coach of the Blue Hens. "He worked so hard for this opportunity."
Hinkle put in a solid season in 2014 despite battling injuries for part of the campaign. He appeared in 10 games with nine starts and posted a 5-1 record to go with a 4.61 earned run average. He struck out 55 batters in just 54 innings during the spring and batters hit just .255 against him.
He enjoyed one of his top efforts in his final collegiate appearance when he went eight innings and allowed just eight hits and two runs while striking out four in a 3-2 win over Northeastern in the third round of the Colonial Athletic Association Tournament at Wilmington, N.C. on May 22.
For his career, Hinkle appeared in 40 games with 10 starts and posted a 7-3 record and a 4.89 earned run average while striking out 76 batters in 73.2 innings.
Hinkle will become the seventh former Blue Hen competing in professional baseball's minor leagues this summer, joining outfielder Nick Ferdinand (Philadelphia), pitcher Chad Kuhl (Pittsburgh), first baseman Jimmy Yezzo (Washington), infielder Carlos Alonso (Philadelphia), infielder/outfielder Alex Buchholz (Texas), and pitcher Matt Soren (Independent League). Buchholz is just one step from the Major Leagues as a current member of the AAA Round Rock Express.


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Posted by Tracy Stokes on February 13, 2014
Despite a recent lackluster earnings call, there's a bright spot on the horizon for Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer. Forrester's latest TRUE brand compass research shows a reservoir of consumer goodwill for the struggling brand.
In August 2013, Forrester conducted Consumer Technographics® research with 4,551 US online adults to uncover the drivers of a successful 21st-century media brand. This research is part of Forrester's TRUE brand compass framework, designed to identify which brands are winning the battle for consumer mindshare and to help marketers build a brand that is trusted, remarkable, unmistakable, and essential (TRUE). This framework has two core components: 1) An overall TRUE brand compass ranking gives a snapshot of a brand's resonance — the emotional connection a customer has with a brand, and 2) the TRUE brand compass scorecard reveals a brand's progress along each of the four TRUE dimensions.
The results showed a tale of two digital media eras and the importance of brand building in the digital world:


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Thursday, May 28, 2009
Cats imitating dogs
My cats have been begging to go outside since the weather got nice, so my partner and I finally relented last week. T (above, in catnip) was thrilled and immediately began rubbing himself all over every new surface before going on hourlong adventures independent of us. After exerting himself, he came back looking like this:
Yup. T pants like a dog. Our vet has witnessed this and doesn't seem concerned, so we proceeded to encourage it, because it's hilarious.
Soon, he convinced August (who is much shyer than him) to join him on one of his escapades. August came back to show us his new trick:
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cappo wrote:There used to be a paper mill around here, but I never knew the state was known for it. We probably had more steel plants to be honest.
A quick search has informed me that there is a fictional paper company in The Office that's based in PA. Maybe that's it.
Look up William Penn on wikepedia.
Pretty accurate on California's 'Everything'.
A lot of folks have no idea that we're an agricultural state, with a huge diversity of produce. Odds are if you live in the US that something you ate today came from California.
Yes, there is even corn. Not a lot, but we have it.
Ok. Im from Montana...I have never to been to Mount Rushmore (south dakota).... I cant say im surprised, but honestly you couldn't find anything? Actually nevermind......on behalf of all Montanans: There is nothing here for you, so stay out. Thank you, Montanans
menuandresume wrote:Mt. Rushmore is in Montana huh?
That's why South Dakota is saying "hey!" and glaring at Montana.
That one struck me so funny.
jallen52 wrote:No one in the USA has ever heard of Glacier National Park. So sad. So seriously sad.
I know! I took the train from NY to WA and the best part of the trip was Montana. Most gorgeous display of nature I've ever seen.
Gotta say, as a NYer, NJ complaining is my favorite part of this shirt. X)
Look at South Dakota, though
I don't understand paper for Pennsylvania
Heh...just what I was thinking. Perhaps its because Montana is just that boring that its other choice would be "You can cross into Canada here." Thus, it stole from the Dakotas.
I don't get Ohio (scratching head...)
fiockthis wrote:You're right! Washingtoners must really love apples. Marylanders must really love sex.
a) Washingtonians.
b) Do you mean folks from Virginia?
Corn? In Oklahoma? Nope.
Philmorgan33 wrote:I don't get Ohio (scratching head...)
Well, Ohio's State flag is not the standard rectangle shape that most States have.
this state flag is pointy.. like the governors head..
I like the idea of the shirt but being that I grew up in Montana and there is no Mount Rushmore there I have to say this shirt sucks!! There are so many things Montana could have said! Even perhaps ... Mountains?!
I love this shirt, but there's one thing missing ... wind! All those wind farms are gonna feel so left out.
Now if we could only choose the color.This is so....red.
Being from PA, I saw "paper" and was confused for a moment, then remembered The Office! I like the show but was late getting on board, so there are a lot of episodes I have yet to see. At my work we buy cases of computer/copier paper from Quill. We've gotten several cases labeled Dunder Mifflin. Those reams of paper are SO HARD TO OPEN! It's like they're wrapped in some kind of super strong cellophane. I'm not sure if that is a coincidence or a joke from the TV show.
Great shirt though!
Congrats apeland. Great shirt.
Not a lot of Corn in Oklahoma, like Kansas mentioned above, we do more wheat. Also buffalo and indians if you want to stereotype.
Pretty sure Wyoming has the largest population of Bison in the states.
Oh, and that park called Yellowstone.
I love how Illinois and New York are very proud of their pizza.
Massachusetts should be freedom. You know, cuz of all our history here? Yeah, I went there.
I'm guessing that's why SD is mad but the shirt just make's it looks like SD is mad at the text bubble.
Thanks woot there will be ten's of peoples saying how Montana has Mt. Rushmore now.
Oklahoma = wheat. Not Corn.
I'm guessing the U. S. Of E for Everything?
not sure..
but since I'm an Office fan, I'm glad that Pennsylvania got paper! (although we probably should have pot holes or coal)
I like that they didn't take the easy road with Kentucky and use horses.
With all its caves Kentucky is home to at least three endangered species of bats.
jocar626 wrote:Ok. Im from Montana...I have never to been to Mount Rushmore (south dakota).... I cant say im surprised, but honestly you couldn't find anything? Actually nevermind......on behalf of all Montanans: There is nothing here for you, so stay out. Thank you, Montanans
^THIS is SO typical of a native Montanan's ideology. Yes, stay out, because the natives are nasty. And no, I'm not from California.
Kansas and Oklahoma should have been wheat and/or tornadoes...we've got lots of both.
menuandresume wrote:Yup. There is nothing notable in Montana. Now go tell your friends.
What are you talking about? Butte, MT is the home of the lovely Berkeley Pit,lol.
Saw that and was wondering...
Wear this shirt: if you want to look like stereotypical uneduacated american?
Maybe a little harsh... so much Pizza and foods.
Montana is home to TSA training facilities, Marlboro ranch, some great skiing, and Jellystone hits parts of it too if I recall correctly.
Wooter to blame for sellout: SumDuud
Sellout time: 8:11:25 AM Central Time
I love Montana saying Mt. Rushmore and S. Dakota saying HEY!
It's like this shirt was designed by someone only slightly familiar with US Geography.
And ladies, if you wear this shirt, prepare to have people stare long and hard at your chest.
tulsatrey wrote:Corn? In Oklahoma? Nope.
Yeah, I was gonna say that. I've lived in Oklahoma for 33 years and have never seen a corn field here.
Pretty obvious the creator of this shirt lives on the left coast and knows nothing about the flyover states. California should've said perfect weather, but mismanaged and broke. EVERYONE KNOWS that TEXAS has everything, but nobody can move here because they are will upside down on their homes ;)
RobinBobcat wrote:Pretty accurate on California's 'Everything'.
A lot of folks have no idea that we're an agricultural state, with a huge diversity of produce. Odds are if you live in the US that something you ate today came from California.
Yes, there is even corn. Not a lot, but we have it.
As a wooter who woots from Washington, DC, I feel left out of the party
To quote the Who's as they yelled loud noises at the angry mob around Horton, "WE ARE HERE, WE ARE HERE, WE ARE HERE!"
JethroOp369 wrote:I think the point is that Montana has a lack of specific notable things...so it steals South Dakotas popular place, which is why he is freaking out.
Lack of notable things? How about Butte (some might call it Butt), a giant hole in the ground from which copper emerges.
I'm from Louisiana and am disappointed all the state is doing is complaining about the corn repetition. There's actually a good bit to see (and eat) back home!
Montana has dinosaur bones!
Harui wrote:Arkansas has a crater? I did not know this. I only knew of the one in Arizona (which I've been to). >_>
It's a volcanic crater, the only publically-accessible site where you can dig for diamonds.
There are griffins in Rhode Island? I'm packing my bags now!
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Hi Fett Fans, Iv'e been a member for a short while but never posted before so bare with me. I remember seeing someone here that made CNC jet pack :jet pack parts in kit form, is it possible to steer me in the right direction of that person?
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Let's look at the stats over his three full time years in Indycar. In 51 starts. Mario recorded 4 top-five finishes and 13 top-ten finishes, including a career high 3rd at Chicago in 2009. Moraes drove for Dale Coyne Racing in 2008 and KV Racing in 2009-2010. Unfortunately for Mario, he DNF'd 18 races, or 35% of the races he participated in. No driver will ever bee retained if he doesn't finish in one out of every three races. Mario's average finish was 16th place. Also nothing to brag about.
|Mario on top of Marco in Brazil 2010 (No photographer listed)
Perhaps the moment that sums up Mario's career the best was turn one lap one at the 2009 Indianapolis 500, where coming out of turn one, he rose up the track and got hooked into the wall by Marco Andretti. Mario blamed Marco for the incident, but we could clearly see it was Mario's fault. Mario was perhaps the dark horse of that race as he started a very impressive 7th place and was fast all month.
Other incidents that raise a lot of questions about his capabilities were incidents with Viso (Toronto '09), Castroneves (Texas '10), and Hunter-Reay (Richmond '08). So after all of these faults, Mario was replaced by Tony Kanaan in 2011, and Mario received no offers to race in 2011 and subsequently 2012. I researched and could not find what Mario Moraes has been doing since leaving Indycar if anything. Such a shame to see great talent wasted due to some unfortunate errors and questionable decisions.
|Helio, Mario, and Baguette Texas 2010 (Roger Mallison / Star Telegram)
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