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Blair's son drafted by Friars, likely going to school
By Corey Brock / MLB.com
DENVER -- Bullpen coach Willie Blair was busy finishing up batting practice before Saturday's game against the Rockies, so he missed a text message from the Padres telling him that the organization was about to select his son, Taylor, with its 35th-round Draft pick.
However, Blair didn't miss the text message from his son after the pick became a reality.
"His first text back to me was one word. ... 'Wow,'" Blair said. "He was very excited."
Taylor Blair is 6-foot-3 and 185 pounds, and he played at Lexington Christian Academy in Kentucky. He has signed with Eastern Kentucky University and is likely headed there.
"I would assume he will," Blair said. "Personally, I don't feel like he's quite ready yet. He's a big kid, but needs to gain some weight and get stronger. I actually think he's a better offensive player."
Blair said his son will get the chance to play the outfield and pitch at Eastern Kentucky, which happens to be the rival of the elder Blair's alma matter -- Morehead State University, also in Kentucky. Blair was drafted by the Blue Jays in the 11th round of the 1986 Draft and went on to win 60 games for eight teams in 12 Major League seasons.
This is Blair's first season as bullpen coach for the Padres. He was asked Sunday if it would have been nice to be involved in the same organization as his son.
"It would have been fun. But he's not quite ready yet," he said.
Chad MacDonald, the Padres' vice president and assistant general manger of player personnel, said the selection of Taylor Blair had nothing to do with nepotism.
"It wasn't because of the last name. His son has a lot of talent. Whether he decides to sign professionally or go on to college, we liked the talent, we liked the human being," MacDonald said. "He's a tremendous worker with great makeup. Obviously some good bloodlines, but regardless of what his last name was, we liked the player."
Gyorko injures groin on basepaths in 10th inning
DENVER -- As if losing a late lead Sunday wasn't bad enough, the Padres could potentially be without the services of one of their hottest hitters, rookie second baseman Jedd Gyorko.
Gyorko suffered an undisclosed right groin injury running between first and second base in the 10th inning of the Padres' 8-7 loss to the Rockies at Coors Field.
"It's a little concerning," said Padres manager Bud Black. "We don't know if it's a cramp, strain or a pull. We'll know more when this thing sets up in 24 hours."
Gyorko went 1-for-5 in the 10-inning loss to the Rockies, a game that saw the Padres lose a three-run lead in the ninth inning before Dexter Fowler's single won it in the 10th.
Gyorko is hitting .284 this season and leads all Major League rookies with 66 hits. He also leads the team in home runs (eight) and RBIs (25) in 60 games.
"Hopefully, it's just a cramp," he said. "It happened on the last step before I slid. When I got inside the dugout, it spasmed pretty bad."
If Gyorko misses any time -- the Padres open a series on Monday at Petco Park against the Braves -- the team could use utility man Alexi Amarista at second base, but they'd likely need to add another infielder to take Gyorko's spot on the active roster.
Hundley, Richard get trapped in an office before game
DENVER -- Before each game, Padres pitching coach Darren Balsley and the starting pitcher and catcher huddle to go over scouting reports.
But something funny happened before Sunday's series finale against the Rockies, when Balsley, starter Clayton Richard, and catcher Nick Hundley tried to emerge from the office of visiting clubhouse manager Alan Bossart -- the door wouldn't open.
For about 10 minutes, Bossart and Coors Field clubhouse workers tried different keys and other means to open the door. Nothing worked. Soon enough, Padres players, coaches and staff gathered around, laughing.
Outfielder Chris Denorfia placed speakers next to the door and played "Break on Through" by The Doors.
"[Balsley] is going through the vent," Hundley joked.
Finally, someone inside the room pulled the door from its hinges, and Bossart kicked in the door to his own office to free the players with plenty of time to spare before the game.
"That was fun," said Padres manager Bud Black.
All three emerged in good spirits, though Hundley's expression was more a look of relief as he headed to his locker to get ready for the game.
"It was like a sauna," he said.
Headley, scuffling at plate, takes a breather Sunday
DENVER -- Third baseman Chase Headley, who is hitting .167 with a .532 OPS in his last 28 games, didn't start on Sunday in the series finale against the Rockies at Coors Field.
Headley had started all 48 games he's played in since being reinstated from the disabled list on April 17 after fracturing his left thumb exactly a month earlier in a Spring Training game.
"In Chase's case, he's been going at it as hard as anyone in the league since coming back from the DL," said Padres manager Bud Black.
Headley is 5-for-26 on this road trip and 3-for-14 in the first three games of the series against the Rockies. Black said Sunday was the right day to sit him, though he was available to pinch-hit. Utility man Alexi Amarista got his first start of the season at third base.
"It does him justice to get a start off," Black said.
Headley, who led the National League in RBIs (115) last season and won the Silver Slugger Award, is now hitting .230 with five home runs and 18 RBIs.
Last week, Headley talked about his struggles.
"It's a combination of things. First and foremost, I've got to swing at better pitches," he said. "I'm getting myself out. I'm making [the opposing pitcher] throw one quality strike. And there has been a little bad luck mixed in there, too."
Short hops
• Closer Huston Street, on the disabled list retroactive to May 30 with a left calf strain, is on this road trip to continue his rehabilitation. On Monday, he'll throw from the mound to hitters for the first time since he landed on the DL. Then on Wednesday, he will field his position to test the calf. Street is eligible to be activated on Friday.
Corey Brock is a reporter for MLB.com. Keep track of @FollowThePadres on Twitter This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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What a difference another day makes.
Little more than 24 hours removed from the biggest offensive outburst of the 2005 Cal Ripken 10-year-old World Series, the Hilo, Hawaii All-Stars continued their Jekyll and Hyde routine Monday, relying on defense and pitching to eliminate a stubborn Maumelle squad 2-0 at M.J. Hickey Park.
On Sunday, Hilo (2-1) racked up 18 hits through four innings and scored seemingly at will en route to a 21-3 victory over Jonesboro.
Monday was a different story, however, as Big Island was outhit 3-1 and manufactured just two runs - one of which was unearned - through six innings.
Afterwards, Hilo manager Kaha Wong could only shake his head.
"Today, we couldn't hit anything," he said. "We just got (some) breaks."
And take advantage of them they did.
Hilo scored its first run in the top of the second when starting pitcher Kian Kurokawa came home on a wild pitch. The score was set up by a pair of walks to open the inning.
The All-Stars added an insurance run in the top of the sixth when Jodd Carter scored on a sacrifice fly by Kean Wong. Carter had advanced to third on a throwing error after a routine ground ball.
With the win, Hilo moves on to face Lexington, Ky. at 6 p.m. today.
For Maumelle (1-2), the 2-0 sixth-inning deficit was like deja vu all over again. The Bulldogs trailed Aston Valley, Pa. 2-0 for much of Sunday's game only to score three runs in the bottom of the sixth, keeping hope alive for one more day.
On Monday, with one man on board and just one out away from elimination, Maumelle seemed to have its mojo working again when miscommunication between a pair of Hilo players allowed Cole Boardman's fly ball to drop safely into shallow centerfield.
But in the end, the Bulldogs couldn't conjure up the same magic they found against Aston Valley. Kean Wong, who came on in relief of Kurokawa in the fourth inning, struck out the next batter to end any thoughts of another miraculous comeback.
Kaha Wong gave the credit for his team's offensive struggles to the opposition's solid defense - the All-Stars went three up, three down in three of six innings - and Maumelle starting pitcher Jacob Hollingsworth.
Hollingsworth went the distance for the Bulldogs and finished with four strikeouts to two walks. More importantly, he forced the Hilo batters to keep their hits on the ground and in the infield where his teammates could scoop them up, no sweat.
"That pitcher pitched a helluva game," Wong said. "He had an awesome off-speed pitch."
And even when the All-Stars managed to put some air under the ball, they were stonewalled more often than not.
One of the most memorable defensive plays of this Series came in the top of the fourth when Hollingsworth faced Hilo catcher Charles Matson.
On Sunday, Matson sent a monster two-run homer over the center-field fence in Hilo's victory over Jonesboro.
He made contact and sent a similar shot deep to center field Monday, but the ball didn't have the distance, despite the fervent urging-on of Hilo supporters.
Maumelle outfielder Kris Kohlstedt had the range, however, and he made a spectacular diving catch to rob Matson of at least a double and retire the side.
The play was indicative of the kind of defense Maumelle brought to the Series. The Bulldogs only allowed five runs in three games.
Unfortunately, they only scored three.
Had someone told Maumelle manager Jerry Weigle his team would be eliminated after allowing just five runs in three games, he said he wouldn't have believed it.
"We were swinging the bats very well," he said. "We had a three-week layoff, and I think that kind of hurt our bats."
Still, the loss didn't dampen Weigle's enthusiasm for the tournament, and he said he plans to do everything in his power to help the city of Maumelle secure its own World Series in the not-too-distant future.
"It was a wonderful experience," he said. "The city of Russellville, the tournament (organizers), everybody did a great job. I was really impressed."
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Kurokawa, Wong (4) and Matson; Hollingsworth and Boyles. W - Kurokawa. L - Hollingsworth. HRs - none.

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At 11:40 AM in Hawaii, last years Billabong Pipeline Master Kieren Perrow (again in need of a Cinderella finish to stay on tour) kicked off 2012's pinnacle World Tour event with a hard fought victory over Pipe Specialist Evan Valiere, keeping his tour dreams for 2013 afloat. The surf was four feet (we're in Hawaii, so we'll use their scale) and wonky. Kieren rode a 6'2".
With each heat, the waves grew larger, and so did the boards being ridden. By 4 PM, when CJ Hobgood paddled out against Jamie O'Brien, the surf was a true six-to-eight foot and the boys did battle on real Pipe surfboards. It was the last (and also the best) heat of the day, with CJ and JOB trading beatings, broken boards, and eight point rides. In the end, JOB was left searching for a high six that never arrived, and CJ took the win. Afterwards, the announcers called it an upset--which his early exit in firing Pipe certainly is--but; is it fair to call JOB's loss an upset if it was at the hands of one of the world's best frontside tuberiders?
Upset or not, heats like that prove why Pipe is the most intriguing and entertaining event of the year--the results are always as unpredictable as the wave itself. Also of note, Taylor Knox surfed his last heat as a full time World Championship Tour surfer today when he lost to wildcard Billy Kemper--and was chaired and cheered up the beach afterwards by the likes of Slater, Machado, and Fanning. To read more about his thoughts on life minus the World Tour, click here (Spoiler alert: He's not too bummed).
Tomorrow, the swell looks to hold (if not build) and both Parko and Slater will hit the water with the 2012 ASP world title on the line. Stay tuned; this thing is just getting started, and we're in for a banger. To read the detailed world title scenarios, please click here.--Zander Morton
ASP Press Release: ASP Top 34 Take on Local Contingent for Round 1 Billabong Pipe Masters
BANZAI PIPELINE, Oahu/Hawaii (Saturday, December 8, 2012) - The Billabong Pipe Masters in Memory of Andy Irons kicked off Round 1 of competition today in pumping six-to-eight foot (2 metre) waves at Pipeline, hosting the ASP Top 34 as they battled the notorious local wildcards in an attempt to requalify for the 2013 ASP Top 34.
The 2012 Billabong Pipe Masters, the final stop on the 2012 ASP World Championship Tour (WCT), will see a showdown for this year's ASP World Title and also represents the final jewel of the Vans Triple Crown. Kieren Perrow (AUS), 35, defending Billabong Pipe Masters Champion, got the best of a hard-fought heat against dangerous Pipeline specialist Evan Valiere (HAW), 29, on the opening heat of the day, keeping his hopes of a repeat victory alive.
"That felt like a final," Perrow said. "I was expecting Evan (Valiere) to pull off some bombs. He's an unreal surfer out here. We were out of position on those sets, but I'm glad we were and he wasn't in position. It was a nerve-wracking heat being in the first one of the event and I'm just glad to get the win."
Perrow got off to a tough start to his campaign, only finding a series of small scores and a broken board early on. The veteran rebounded however, finding tubes at both Pipeline and Backdoor in the back half of the heat to secure the win. "My boards are both 6'2" but I'm bummed I broke the first one," Perrow said. "It was shaped to be more like a 6'6". This other one was a little small. I kind of free fell in to a few and I'm glad to get a couple of scores. I didn't have anything before that."
Yadin Nicol (AUS), 27, current ASP WCT No. 29, kept his hopes of requalifying for the 2013 ASP WCT alive, besting North Shore local Flynn Novak (HAW), 29, compliments of an impressive backdoor barrel to move to Round 2. "That was fun," Nicol said. "To be honest, it's a little weird with the overlapping heats. It turned on out there and a few bombs came through. I got smoked a couple of times, we had everything. That view never gets old. I was pretty scared at the time and trying to not thing about that lip coming down on my head. I'm stoked to get through that heat."
Wildcard Kalani Chapman (HAW), 30, capitalized on his veteran experience, posting two standout performances in the building swell. Chapman advanced over two impressive hurdles, besting Tiago Pires (PRT), 32, and Adrian Buchan (AUS), 30, to advance to Round 3. "I just paddled out and knew since the first heat had priority that I wanted to move around and get as many waves as possible. That was my game-plan and it started out really well. I was stoked to get a really good start and I hope it happens every time."
Chapman opted for a slightly larger board than most of his competitors and feels his more buoyant equipment helps not only with paddling, but navigating through foamy barrels. "Riding a big board isn't always about catching the wave. Sometimes when you're in the barrel the foam-ball will explode out in front of you and a big board will help you ride out over it. It's working. I'm just stoked to be surfing in the contest. It's a dream and I'm psyching no matter what."
Shane Dorian (HAW), 40, former ASP WCT competitor and big-wave specialist, was deadly in his Round 1 bout, notching the day's highest single-wave score of 9.17 out of 10 for a deep backdoor barrel. "I always start off with a plan, but sometimes it doesn't materialize," Dorian said. "I try my best and hopefully get a few nuggets. The conditions were tricky with lots of bumps. I was happy to get that 9 and after that I was just playing defense. I broke my old faithful, I was bummed about that, but I just got spanked out there. It's all good though, that's what they're for."
Sebastian Zietz (HAW), 24, current frontrunner for the Vans Triple Crown and qualifier for the 2013 ASP Top 34, moved one step closer to securing the coveted ASP Specialty Event, taking a Round 1 win over fellow wildcard Glenn Hall (IRL), 31. "I guess the thing that stuck out most in my mind in that heat was my wipeout," Zietz said. "The thing just mowed me down. I found a couple of open ones in the end, so thank you Pipeline. I'm honored to put my names up there with the other guys that have won Haleiwa. I've never done well at Sunset, so making the final was a dream come true. I need to make a few more heats at Pipe and we'll see what happens."
Event organizers will reconvene tomorrow morning at 6:30am to assess conditions for a possible 8am start. For more information, log onto www.aspworldtour.com
Heat 1: Kieren Perrow (AUS) 15.00 def. Evan Valiere (HAW) 9.50
Heat 2: Kolohe Andino (USA) 6.50 def. Tyler Newton (HAW) 6.26
Heat 3: Kalani Chapman (HAW) 15.83 def. Tiago Pires (PRT) 5.70
Heat 4: Yadin Nicol (AUS) 15.33 def. Flynn Novak (HAW) 9.76
Heat 5: Fred Patacchia (HAW) 8.43 def. Tanner Hendrickson (HAW) 5.93
Heat 6: Billy Kemper (HAW) 11.00 def. Taylor Knox (USA) 10.17
Heat 7: Adam Melling (AUS) 11.66 def. Bruce Irons (HAW) 7.73
Heat 8: Jamie O'Brien (HAW) 16.34 def. Jadson Andre (BRA) 9.94
Heat 9: Shane Dorian (HAW) 14.50 def. Patrick Gudauskas (USA) 9.83
Heat 10: Ricardo dos Santos (BRA) 14.73 def. Dusty Payne (HAW) 7.84
Heat 11: Dane Reynolds (USA) 11.34 def. Granger Larsen (HAW) 3.10
Heat 12: Sebastian Zietz (HAW) 14.27 def. Glenn Hall (IRL) 10.77
Heat 1: Kalani Chapman (HAW) 13.84 def. Adrian Buchan (AUS) 10.60
Heat 2: Billy Kemper (HAW) 9.33 def. Michel Bourez (PYF) 5.04
Heat 3: C.J. Hobgood (USA) 15.17 def. Jamie O'Brien (HAW) 13.57
Heat 4: Alejo Muniz (BRA) vs. Shane Dorian (HAW)
Heat 5: Bede Durbidge (AUS) vs. Ricardo dos Santos (BRA)
Heat 6: Travis Logie (ZAF) vs. Sebastian Zietz (HAW)
Heat 7: Kai Otton (AUS) vs. Dane Reynolds (USA)
Heat 8: Miguel Pupo (BRA) vs. Adam Melling (AUS)
Heat 9: Damien Hobgood (USA) vs. Fred Patacchia (HAW)
Heat 10: Matt Wilkinson (AUS) vs. Yadin Nicol (AUS)
Heat 11: Brett Simpson (USA) vs. Kolohe Andino (USA)
Heat 12: Heitor Alves (BRA) vs. Kieren Perrow (AUS)
Heat 1: John John Florence (HAW) vs. TBD
Heat 2: Owen Wright (AUS) vs. TBD
Heat 3: Adriano de Souza (BRA) vs. TBD
Heat 4: Julian Wilson (AUS) vs. TBD
Heat 5: Jordy Smith (ZAF) vs. TBD
Heat 6: Joel Parkinson (AUS) vs. TBD
Heat 7: Gabriel Medina (BRA) vs. TBD
Heat 8: Josh Kerr (AUS) vs. TBD
Heat 9: Kelly Slater (USA) vs. TBD
Heat 10: Taj Burrow (AUS) vs. TBD
Heat 11: Jeremy Flores (FRA) vs. TBD
Heat 12: Mick Fanning (AUS) vs. TBD


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Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, May 7, 2012, 11:01 PM
Town Square
Two dead in Pleasanton shooting
Original post made on May 7, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, May 7, 2012, 11:01 PM
a resident of Siena
on May 7, 2012 at 11:09 pm
Whoa---first I've heard of this. So sorry this happened. If it's not a murder/suicide, I sure hope they catch the suspect.
a resident of Del Prado
on May 8, 2012 at 1:20 am
Lived in Pleasanton for 19 years; what's happening to our town?
Hopefully Pleasanton PD figure out what occured.
Web Link
^Link to video
a resident of another community
on May 8, 2012 at 1:53 am
OMG I lived in P-Town all my life and never heard of a tragedy like this. I just read the breaking news and my stomach clasped into my throat. This is a terrible situation and I hope this was not a murder-suicide case because if it is WHAT IS WRONG WITH PEOPLE THESE DAYS! If it wasn't a murder/suicide I agree with Joe and catch the suspect(s). Thoughts and prayers go out to the family that were left behind. :)
a resident of Livermore
on May 8, 2012 at 2:03 am
John - I lived in P-Town for 38 years and I got out. The town is going to S----.So much crime in pleasantville. Your web link did not show anything diffrent from Pleasanton Weekly.
a resident of Country Fair
on May 8, 2012 at 2:32 am
"John - I lived in P-Town for 38 years and I got out. The town is going to S----.So much crime in pleasantville. Your web link did not show anything diffrent from Pleasanton Weekly."
So you moved to Livermore which has a violent crime rate nearly four times Pleasanton's rate and a property crime rate 20% higher than Pleasanton's? Sounds like a smart move.
a resident of Birdland
on May 8, 2012 at 9:11 am
Funny how "John" says P-Town is going to[removed]. How many murders are there in this town? Rapes? Like urmonz pointed out John considers Livermore safer? Livermore has true gangs and much more violent crime then Pleasanton. You don't even need to read stats to know that.
Also this is definitely a horrible tragedy and it's so shocking because stuff like this never happens here or rarely does. One person said they had never heard of something like this happening here, but just a few years ago there was a double homicide at Castlewood. It was the son, the poker player, and was actually featured on a recent episode of 48 hours.
a resident of West of Foothill
on May 8, 2012 at 9:37 am
Get over it P-towners! You can count these types of events happening in P-town on one hand!! Leave if its all too much to handle. Life happens, sometimes people aren't perfect like you all.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on May 8, 2012 at 10:50 am
I heard the ambulance or fire trucks go by my house...never occurred to me it could be a homocide. So sad. Overall Pleasanton is a safe place, but every once in a while these things will happen. If this family recently moved here, it may be a follow up to something else that happened elsewhere. Our police are very good at investigating crimes so I feel confident they will find out who killed these two. Let us hope it was not the husband!!
a resident of Pleasanton Village
on May 8, 2012 at 11:41 am
I live outside of st. louis missouri and Amy was my cousin up until this tragedy occurred yesterday. I am completely saddened by this as these two beautiful girls have left us way too soon. Amy and Ainsley you will be remember and loved forever.
a resident of Vineyard Hills
on May 8, 2012 at 12:41 pm
Although very sad about what happened...there is no such thing as a perfect town. This isn't "Pleasantville"...I agree with the other comment from the West of Foothill neighborhood....Life does happen!
a resident of Stoneridge
on May 8, 2012 at 3:35 pm
Very, very sad. I wonder if there is an ex-husband involved that didn't like his daughter being moved out of state. With no forced entry, it must have been someone the mother or daughter knew.
a resident of Livermore
on May 8, 2012 at 4:02 pm
OMG one of my friends texted me today and told me that one of her BFFs died an I was like "Wait... Wa..???" And so I searched this on the Internet and was shocked! Then she called me and told me everything and it's just terrible that something like this could happen! I can't believe it!
a resident of Mohr Park
on May 8, 2012 at 4:06 pm
Steve - I don't see where in the news reports it claimed it was or wasn't a forced entry. Most of in P-town don't lock our doors during the day when we are home - Never occured to me that I would need to.
To all the family and friends I am sorry for your loss. It was a senseless act whoever did it. Praying that the police catch them soon.
Pleasanton Weekly staff reporter
on May 8, 2012 at 5:08 pm
Glenn Wohltmann is a registered user.
Please see our updated story at Web Link
a resident of Las Positas
on May 8, 2012 at 6:02 pm
i lost a good friend yesterday, she will forever be in our hearts. We will always love and remember you, Ainsley.
a resident of Castlewood Heights
on May 8, 2012 at 6:58 pm
Has anyone heard about the hikers who found an apparent suicide victim at Pleadanton Ridge park last Friday?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on May 8, 2012 at 7:07 pm
The San Francisco Chronicle has additional details about the deaths:
Web Link
This is so sad, my child came home and told me about it. They were told at school.
a resident of California Reflections
on Aug 21, 2012 at 12:18 am
Joe do you have a facebook? I seriously want to add you.
a resident of Ridgeview Commons
on Apr 24, 2017 at 6:01 pm
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Athletics Short Hops: Game 3
Oakland sweeps away Minnesota for ALCS berth
By Ryan Quinn / MLB.com
In < 35 words...
Dan Haren tossed six quality innings against the Twins and Marco Scutaro had a three-run double in the seventh inning to give the A's an 8-3 win and series sweep against Minnesota.
Frozen moment
Minnesota had two on and one out in the sixth inning with the A's leading 4-1, when Rondell White slapped a single to right field. Justin Morneau scored easily from third, but Bradley threw a strike to Jason Kendall at the plate to tag out Torii Hunter at home. Haren struck out Jason Tyner on a split-finger fastball to end the threat.
Big number
Three. The A's drew three walks in the seventh and all of them scored when Scutaro had his big double. The A's have been criticized in the past in the playoffs for being too patient at the plate, but it paid off on Friday.
Game ball
Haren -- three: The righty's only big mistake was a solo homer given up to Hunter in the fourth. Haren wasn't as dominant as his last start against the Twins -- when he threw eight scoreless innings -- but kept the ball down in the zone most of the day and trusted his brilliant defense behind him.
Milton Bradley and Eric Chavez -- four: The A's sluggers broke out of their postseason slumps with homers off Brad Radke for their first hits of the postseason.
Scutaro -- five: For the third straight game, Scutaro came up big for the A's offense. He had two run-scoring doubles and the second scored three insurance runs for the A's bullpen.
Frank Thomas -- one: Thomas had a single in the fifth, but later in the inning the slow running "Big Hurt" broke for home on a ground ball and was thrown out at the plate by shortstop Jason Bartlett for the second out.
Sense of October
Oakland has finally erased its demons from the four previous ALDS and has advanced to the ALCS for the first time since 1992. Before Friday, the A's were 0-9 in series clinching games during the ALDS.
Lines of the games
Comment: Chavez came into the 2006 playoffs with a .224 postseason batting average and was hitless in his first eight at-bats in the first two games against the Twins. But Chavez had a big homer off Radke into the right-field bleachers in the second and an opposite-field double off the left-field wall in the fifth.
Dan Haren
6 IP, 2 R, 9 H, 1 BB, 2 Ks, 89 pitches, 59 strikes
Comment: Haren has had a number of awful starts this season, but he stepped it up on Friday just as Barry Zito and Esteban Loaiza did in the first two games
"I'm [real] happy for [Eric Chavez and Barry Zito]. I am happy for the coaching staff. For the most part, we have been here through all of those [bad losses], and some of them have been kind of bitter disappointments, going down to Game 5 and having one play decide it." -- A's manager Ken Macha, on the franchise reaching the ALCS
Next step
The A's will take on either the Tigers or the Yankees next Tuesday in Game 1 of the ALCS. If Detroit advances, the A's will have home-field advantage in the best-of-seven series. If New York moves on, Oakland will open the series on the road.
Ryan Quinn is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Benefit dinner for accident victim
A spaghetti dinner benefit will be held at the Cortez Elks Club on Saturday, March 9 from 6 to 8 p.m., to help Matt Knisley with his medical expenses he has incurred from a snowboarding accident in January. Donations will be received for attendance at the benefit. A silent auction will also be held. Contact Linda Smith at 749-3692 for more information.
Chuck Pyle to play at Millwood
The Mancos Heritage Project, a project that is beautifying Mancos, is going to have a fundraiser concert at the Millwood Junction Restaurant in Mancos. It will feature Chuck Pyle, known as the Zen Cowboy.
On Saturday, March 9 at 8 p.m., Pyle will bring his country/contemporary folk music to the crowd.
The opening act is Katya Chorover, a guitarist who brings a country/folk mix to her music.
Tickets are $15 and are available at Southwest Sound in Durango and Rocky Mountain OneStop in Cortez and at the Millwood Junction.
Mancos Melt
The Mancos Melt will be March 14-16 with a kick-off wine and hors d'oeuvre tasting at Olio on March 14. Many more events include the Snow Show, a fashion show, pancake breakfast, kids' scavenger hunt, bird feeder contest, bed races, chili cook-off, golf tournament, corn beef and cabbage dinner, and a hoedown. The theme this year is Vampire and Zombies - "Day of the Living Dead". The schedule will soon be on the website at www.mancosonthemove.com. For more information contact Rena Wilson at 749-7745 email@example.com or Jamie Badie at 533-1177.
Spring Hoedown multi-band fundraiser
The Spring Hoedown fundraiser is set for Saturday, March 16 from 5:30 to 11 p.m. at the Mancos Opera House. This event benefits Montezuma School to Farm Project and Pay It Forward Fund. There will be musical performances by Robbie Overfield and the Breaks, Hello Dollface, Caruta Roma, as well as square dancing and line-dancing. There will also be a silent auction, and food, beer and wine will be available for purchase. Admission is $20 for adults; ages 17 and under are free. Tickets are available at Maria's Bookstore (Durango), Zuma Natural Foods (Mancos), Dolores Food Market, Spruce Tree Espresso (Cortez), or at the door. For more information, contact Tami Graham at 759-9716.
Concert association seeks memorabilia
Southwest Colorado Concerts will celebrate its 60th season next season, and the organization is looking for memorabilia from concerts past. Started in 1954 as Basin Community Concerts Association, and it has hosted a winter concert series in Cortez every year since then. The organization is putting together a history of the association, and are looking for programs, posters, brochures or other memorabilia. Contact Paul Bostrom at 565-9127 or John Bond at 564-9812 if you have items.
Community Yoga
All levels are welcome at Community Yoga held twice a week on Mondays from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Cortez Cultural Center and on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Rhonda Allmon's Dance Studio. Classes are donation based. For more information contact Sharon Englehart, Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Amateur photo contest
The Cortez, Dolores and Mancos Area Chambers of Commerce are hosting an amateur photo contest for budding photographers. The purpose of the contest is to generate a photo library for use by the local Chambers for the promotion of the Montezuma County Area. Photos should capture the beauty of the people, scenery, personality, history or natural elements which contribute to the profile of our quality of life here in Montezuma County. Three photographs will be selected as first, second and third place with two honorable mention entries. There will be cash prizes for the top three photos and they will be placed on the chamber websites and in locations around the county for all to see. Submissions to be juried will be accepted through June 21 and winners will be decided in July. A signed release form must be submitted to the Cortez Area Chamber of Commerce at 928 E. Main St. Only original photos taken by a photographer in Montezuma County will be accepted. To obtain a release form and additional contest information contact Dena Guttridge at 565-3414 or come by the Cortez chamber.


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|September 7, 2012, 11:40 AM
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Donated M1
Not to long ago the widow of a WW2 vet and club member walked in and donated one of her late husbands rifles and as a non-profit the American Legion gave her a receipt for $500 donation for tax relief.
Have you planed for the future of your stuff?
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|September 7, 2012, 12:09 PM
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$500? For that?
Your club is a bunch of pikers IMHO. What would it have cost them to make it out for $1,000 ... for a rifle that's undoubtedly worth more than that?
|September 7, 2012, 01:23 PM
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Nice looking rifle
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|September 7, 2012, 01:51 PM
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A very nice donation for sure and I'm sure your Post was happy to have it for display . . . but . . I agree on the amount for the receipt of the donation. The IRS now requires that paperwork be submitted in regards to donations. IMHO, a photograph of the rifle should be furnished to the widow (perhaps one was?) and a receipt reflecting the true value of the donated item furnished to her. If you can buy one as nice as this one looks for $500 . . . I'll put in a standing order for 100 of them.
In my community, donations such as this have been made to the Post over the years by well intentioned folks. Unfortunately, once donated, many of them have "walked out the back door". This hasn't happened just once but many times. It has also happened with our local Historical Society as well. I have collected for over 50 years. Yes, I have thought about it and after seeing what I have in regards to folks making donations like this, I have taken care of it with explicit instructions as to how any items remaining in my collection are to be liquidated. My wife and I don't have children so there is no one to "pass' them on to. For that reason, they will be liquidated at "fair" market prices and then the $$ will be donated to charitable organizations which will help others.
Again . . . . I think it was great that she donated to your Post and tht you have it on display . . you obviously have taken care to protect it in a beautiful display case . . . . and hopefully it will remain there for years to come. I just think you've opened yourselves up to some possible criticism by those in your community and organization in regards to the $ amount that you acknowledged - which in return, could come back to bite you later on.
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|September 7, 2012, 07:18 PM
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This brings up an issue that I am working on myself at this time.
Both of my kids are only very mildly interested in firearms. Neither
are interested in collectible firearms. My wife is a shooter, but
entirely of pistols.
Our primary strategy is that once I get to where I really am not at
a point to enjoy my rifle collection, I will sell it off. But... what if I get
nixed by someone texting their significant other and does a head on with
me on the highway tomorrow on the way home from work ?
I am in the process of cataloging each firearm with specifics that
would be necessary to obtain optimum results in a firearm auction.
I am also building a photographic record of each firearm. Then if
I do depart early, all she has to do is put each item on Gunbroker
with a 14 day auction period and let the market take care of giving
her maximum benefit from each sale. She really does not need
to know anything, just put the auction up with the description that
I have cataloged along with the photographs I have made. If we
are both "in the car", then my kids will have the information they
need to get maximum benefit.
|September 8, 2012, 03:23 PM
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If my nephews don't want them or they turn out to not be responsible people. I will give them to friends or have them sold so somebody can enjoy them. I hope you guys have that secured well to the wall and well secured being right next to an exit door.
Have a nice day at the range
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|September 10, 2012, 02:58 PM
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Well Mr blanca that was the limit we are allowed by the IRS as a tax exempt non-profit.
I can see sharing events with with you is a waste of time. The widow didn't want anything but we insisted on the max.
Piker how kind of you when you don't know the details to slander a veterans organization.
Have a nice day.
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|September 10, 2012, 11:38 PM
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my buddy just bought a numbers matching m1 for 200 bucks at a gun show this past weekend.
|September 11, 2012, 08:40 AM
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Not to discredit your friends purchase but there is no such thing as a numbers matching M1. M1's have a serial number on the receiver, all other numbers are drawing numbers specific to the part.
Even at that.. any M1 for $200 was not a bad purchase. Rack grades had made it up to ~400 back when CMP had them.
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The Lady Apaches (9-9, 4-3 4A-4 Conference) led 9-7 after the first period, but the Lady Pirates (15-3, 5-2) answered with 12 points in the second and took a 19-15 lead at halftime. Both teams stepped up their defensive intensity and held each other to just three points in the entire third period. Trailing 22-18 going into the final frame, Pottsville outscored Dover 17-12 to claim the one-point win.
Courtney Dotson led the Lady Apaches with 16 points and 10 rebounds. Callie Cox scored nine, and Erica Lackey added six.
Carlee Williams led the Lady Pirates with 10 points and added two rebounds. Laken Beavers scored eight points and added three rebounds. Alivia Eckart scored four points and added four rebounds.
Pottsville SB 61 Dover 30
DOVER — The Apaches took a 14-6 lead after the first period and never looked back in their 61-30 win Saturday in 4A-4 Conference action. The Apaches (16-3, 7-0 4A-4) led 31-25 at halftime and 42-28 after the third.
Michael Perry led three Pottsville players in double figures with 16 points. Tyler Weaver scored 14, and Travis Cole added 10.
"The guys really played great defense in the second half, and that allowed us to get some separation from a team that was battling," Pottsville coach Shane Thurman said. "We also did a much better job of getting the ball inside and finishing plays rather than settling for perimeter jump shots."
Austin Koster led the Pirates in scoring with 23 points. Koster also led in rebounds with five, followed by Hunter Howell with three.
"We played well for two quarters," Dover head coach Robbie Chenowith said. "In the second half Pottsville's defense took over. They have a really good team. Coach Thurman does a really good job with them."
Pottsville is at Maumelle tonight, while Dover travels to Dardanelle.
Dover Sb 64
Mena 60
DOVER — The Dover Pirates edged past the Mena Bearcats Friday in 4A-4 Conference action Friday night inside Pirate Gym.
Mena led 19-16 at the close of the first quarter, but the Pirates pulled together to push past the Bearcats, 34-28 at halftime. Both teams scored 14 points in the third quarter, for a 48-42 Dover advantage, and Mena even went on to outscore Dover 19-16 in the fourth — but the Pirates' defense in the second quarter proved just enough for Dover to escape with a win.
Austin Koster scored 22 points for the Pirates and pulled down seven rebounds.
"We did a really good job on the offensive end," Dover head coach Robbie Chenowith said. "Austin Koster had another good game and Garrett Willcutt played really well as well. Especially in the fourth quarter when he hit 8-10 from the free-throw line."
Willcutt scored 20 points throughout the game, led the team in assists (5) and managed to pull down four rebounds.
Dover Jb 50
Mena 22
DOVER — The Dover Junior Pirates outplayed the Mena Junior Bearcats en route to a 50-22 thrashing Friday night in Pirate Gymnasium.
The Junior Pirates fought to a 12-6 lead at the end of the first quarter and drove the score up to 30-10 by the half. Throughout the second and third quarter, Dover's defense held the Junior Bearcats to a paltry eight points for a 45-14 score by the end of the third quarter.
Kyle CHenowith led the Junior Pirates with 22 points, followed by Austin Turner and Shawn Price each with seven points. Turner led the team in both assists and rebounds with five and four respectively.
"Another good win for the boys," Dover head coach Robbie Chenowith said. "Kyle CHenowith continued his hot shooting with five 3-point field-goals."
Ozarks Loses
To La. College
PINEVILLE, La. — The University of the Ozarks Lady Eagles committed 36 turnovers and lost 108-62 to Louisiana College in American Southwest Conference women's basketball Saturday.
Ozarks (8-9, 5-7 ASC) had trouble keeping up with Louisiana College's fast-paced offense as the Lady Wildcats (16-1, 11-0 ASC) led by 25 points with five minutes left in the first half. At intermission, Ozarks had committed 27 turnovers and trailed 61-27.
In the second half, Louisiana College's lead swelled to more than 40 points with five minutes remaining.
Jordyn Ferrell and Tamara Wilkett each had 12 points to lead Ozarks.
Wildcats 98
Eagles 76
PINEVILLE, La. — Louisiana College powered its way to a 98-76 league win Saturday.
Ozarks (5-12, 3-9 ASC) held a narrow 17-15 lead at the 10:35 mark of the first half, but Louisiana College (5-8, 5-6 ASC) exploded for 36 points the rest of the way to hold a 51-32 intermission lead. Despite momentum on Louisiana College's side, Ozarks narrowed the deficit to 55-52 with 13:27 remaining in the game. The Wildcats answered by outscoring the Eagles 43-24 the remainder of the contest.
Ronnie Dodd and Marcus Bobb each scored 16 points to lead Ozarks.
Ozarks will host Rust College on Wednesday.
Tonight's Hs Games
Greenwood at Russellville*
Dover at Dardanelle*
Pottsville at Maumelle*
Atkins at Paris*
Morrilton at Clarksville*
Danville at Lamar*
Conway Christian at Hector*
Two Rivers at Charleston* (SB)
Western Yell at Bigelow*
JC Westside at Hartford*


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Summaries of EU Legislation
Summaries of EU legislation: direct access to the main summaries page.
Switchover from analogue to digital broadcasting
The switchover from analogue to digital broadcasting should be carried out in a harmonious and speedy manner. The European Commission intends to speed up the transition to digital currently under way in the Member States by setting a deadline for completion of 2012 at the latest. The Commission stresses that the advantages of the transition to digital will only truly be felt when the transition is completed in all of the Member States.
Communication of 24 May 2005 from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social committee and the Committee of the Regions on accelerating the transition from analogue to digital broadcasting [COM(2005) 204 final - Not published in the Official Journal]
In this communication, the Commission examines the transition from analogue to digital broadcasting. The phase in which the two broadcasting systems co-exist, based to a large extent on terrestrial platforms, must give way to a phase in which the conversion to digital is accelerated.
One of the advantages of digital television is that it offers a growing range of fully interactive applications allowing for interaction between viewer and broadcaster.
Setting the deadline
The Commission proposes that the beginning of 2012 be agreed for switch-off in all Member States. The national switchover plans should therefore all be completed by 2012. It expects that by the end of 2010 the switchover process should be well advanced in the EU as a whole. Austria, Germany, Sweden and Italy have already decided to complete switch-off by the end of 2010 at the latest. The United Kingdom and Belgium have set their deadlines for 2012.
The Commission considers that accelerating the process and setting a deadline will contribute to overcoming the current fragmentation of European digital television markets.
The advantages of the switchover process
Aside from providing better picture and sound quality, the switchover to digital broadcasting offers clear advantages for both consumers and operators.
These advantages stem from the fact that it is possible to process and compress digital data in a more efficient manner than was the case for analogue signals.
Consumer benefits from digital television compared with analogue television are as follows:
- a wider choice of programmes from a greater number of channels and radio stations;
- improved flexibility of use thanks to better portable and mobile reception;
- services that are more interactive thanks to the improvement in IT services;
- the potential to contribute to serving the specific needs of the elderly or disabled by providing them with services such as better subtitling, audio commentaries or signing;
- lower sale prices for digital receivers and integrated television receivers; Price is increasingly becoming less of a barrier to acquiring such equipment.
For operators, achieving the advantages of switching over from analogue to digital television presupposes the following:
- lower transmission costs in the future. The Commission has noted an upward trend for the market share and the supply of digital broadcasting. For example, in the United Kingdom, the market share for digital broadcasting has already reached 57 %. The Commission estimates that by the start of 2010, Europe will mainly have gone over to digital broadcasting.
- freeing up additional frequencies. The available space will make it possible to reuse parts of the radio frequency spectrum (radio spectrum) for new radio broadcasting services that incorporate the advantages of digital and convergent services combining features of mobile telephony and terrestrial broadcasting.
The Commission is encouraging national competition authorities to take action to ensure that the dominant firms on the market respect the provisions of the Framework Directive of March 2002 on a common regulatory framework for electronic communications services and networks.
Conditions for a successful switchover to digital
Certain conditions are necessary if these advantages are to be achieved. The Commission considers that coordination between national broadcasters must be given new impetus during the process of switching over to digital. Such coordination essentially requires agreement on the sequence for the different phases of the switchover to digital.
While respecting the principle of technological neutrality, a State may take proportionate steps to promote certain technologies specific to digital broadcasting as a means for increasing spectrum efficiency. The Commission encourages the Member States to do so.
Another condition for success is linked to the implementation of an information strategy for consumers as regards the programmes available on the digital platforms and the equipment required to receive them. Encouraging consumers to switch to digital is therefore a necessary condition.
Towards a pan-European dimension
Even partially continuing analogue services in some Member States would act as a barrier to the introduction of these new services and would affect competition with the rest of the world. At the national level, any spectrum dividend will therefore depend to a large extent on the number of neighbouring countries which have already achieved switch-off. Achieving this goal will only be possible at the European level upon the complete cessation of analogue broadcasting within the EU and neighbouring countries.
Communication of 30 July 2004 from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the regions on interoperability of digital interactive television services. [COM(2004) 541 final - Not published in the Official Journal]
This communication states the Commission's position on the interoperability of digital interactive television services. It is based on the assessment of the Commission Working Paper on the interoperability of digital interactive television services (SEC(2004) 346) and on the outcome of a public consultation on the matter.
Communication of 17 September 2003 from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions on the transition from analogue to digital broadcasting (from digital 'switchover' to analogue 'switch-off') [COM(2003) 541 final - Not published in the Official Journal]
This Communication presents the issues at stake in the switchover to digital, insisting on free enterprise and the importance of the incentives needed to achieve this aim. State intervention is above all a matter for the national authorities, although the European Union does consider that it has a role to play, particularly in those aspects that relate to the internal market.
Directive 2002/21/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 March 2002 on a common regulatory framework for electronic communications networks and services ("Framework Directive") [Official Journal L 108, 24 April 2002]
A new regulatory framework on electronic communications was adopted in 2002 to accompany the liberalisation of the telecommunications market. The main aim is to strengthen competition by making market entry easier and by stimulating investment in the sector.
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California Olive Oil
Most of the olive oil Americans consume is imported from southern Europe. The Mediterranean region alone provides 95 percent of all olive oil worldwide. The largest grower, Spain, supplies a third, followed by Italy, Greece, and Portugal. However, a new player may be entering the scene from half a world away. According to an article written in the University of California's (UC) California Agriculture journal, the state is poised to be a significant producer of olive oil.
California's first olive oil sensory taste panel was established in 2001, with certification from the International Olive Council (IOC). It is a panel made up of expert tasters who are trained to notice the slightest defects in extra-virgin olive oil. They can also notice fine attributes which improve on the taste such as fruitiness and pungency. The panel can then make recommendations to farmers to improve their growing practices to create better oil.
The tasters have approved of California's olive oil and elevated it to premium status. "From 1999 through 2004, the number of defective oils [tasted by the panel] dramatically declined from 50 percent to less than 3 percent," author Paul Vossen, and co-author Alexandra Kicenik Devarenne noted in California Agriculture journal. "Due to UC research and support, and the efforts of the sensory panel volunteers, it has become a rarity to find defects in California olive oil."
"California olive oils are not just fats, but are like spices or condiments," Vossen added. "These fine oils impart delicious, subtle flavors to food."
These findings can give a huge boost to olive oil production in California. Another boost is coming from a new technique that is increasing efficiency at olive farms, high-density hedgerows. Traditionally, olive trees were planted 50 to an acre, and were spaced 30 feet apart to allow them to reach their full natural size. Earlier this decade, European farmers started planting olive trees in hedgerows, similar to grapes.
California has started using "super high-density" hedgerows – 600 trees per acre. They olives reach maturity faster, and they can be harvested mechanically, reducing labor costs. To date, about 12,000 acres in California have been planted with this new system.
The Golden State, with its Mediterranean climate, will gain a larger market share for olive oil in the United States. The only thing that may stop this is the olive fruit fly. This exotic insect is one of the industry's most significant challenges. Articles on this pest have also been written in the California Agriculture journal. According to Vossen and Devarenne, olive fruit fly damage can be tolerated with early harvest and rapid processing. This would spare the need to treat crops with pesticides which would cause environmental contamination.
Link to published article: http://ucanr.org/repository/CAO/landingpage.cfm?article=ca.v065n01p8&fulltext=yes


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Updated Feb. 25, 2013 at 8:26 p.m.
Craig and Billie Rae Hayden of Ganado, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Cassandra Hayden, of Ganado to Jason Michael Spann, of Meyersville, son of Mike and Donna Spann, of Meyersville.
The couple will exchange vows at 4:00 p.m. on March 9, 2013 at First Baptist Church in Ganado.
Cassandra is a 2007 graduate of Ganado High School and a 2011 graduate of Victoria College where she received her Associates Degree in Nursing. She is currently employed at Citizens Medical Center as a Registered Nurse.
Jason is a 2007 graduate of Cuero High School and a 2011 graduate of Victoria College where he received an Associates Degree in Process Technology. He is currently employed by Formosa Plastics as a Operator.


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HOUSTON - Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in Americans. But, one Houston doctor believes that with the right tools, nearly 80 percent of cardiovascular events could be prevented.
One of those tools is a simple and noninvasive test called the vascular age test or Carotid IMT. It could very well serve as a wake up call to many.
Helen Zebe, of Sugar Land, was admittedly nervous walking into the Methodist Debakey Heart and Vascular Center. She was there for the vascular age test which can tell her the relative age of her arteries.
Helen told Local 2, "I just wanted to make sure I was OK. I want to make sure I'm not going to have a heart attack. I want to make sure everything's flowing in the right direction."
Dr. Christie Ballantyne is Director of Methodist's Center of Cardiovascular Disease Prevention. He explained that by using ultrasound, the thickness of the carotid arteries can be measured.
Dr. Ballantyne told Local 2, "And when we do, that we can look at the thickness of the artery and also to see if there's any plaque."
Carotid age can be affected by risk factors such as family history of cardiovascular disease, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, smoking, obesity and inactivity.
Dr. Ballantyne said, "Sometimes the (tests) are also used to grab someone's attention and say, 'Listen, you might be 45 years old, but you've got the arteries of someone who's 60 and you really need to take care of this.'"
Helen is plagued by a family history of high cholesterol. In her early 30s, after the birth of her third son, doctors told her she was heading down a dangerous path.
She explained, "They told me my cholesterol was 400 and my triglycerides were 400."
Since then, she exercises, watches what she eats and takes cholesterol lowering medication. Her lifestyle changes are paying off.
Dr. Ballantyne told Helen, "Your (artery) thickness is the same for an average woman of age 51." Helen's real age is 65.
She laughed, "It's the youngest thing about me! It's really good. It's great! I'm really happy, really happy."
The test is noninvasive and there's no radiation.
Dr. Ballantyne said it's vital information that could help reverse cardiovascular disease.
He added, "It's really a shame because this is preventable."
The vascular age test costs about $200 and is often covered by insurance for those at higher risk of cardiovascular disease.
More Information:
To sign up for the Carotid IMT test: www.methodisthealth.com/body.cfm?id=19&eformid=693
(The form also has a brochure you can print out or view that explains what is covered by Medicare, etc., and what is not.)
- Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center: www.methodisthealth.com/methodist-debakey-heart-and-vascular-center-houston
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There's just something about the combination of sweet potatoes and sweet spices that makes us happy. Every time my grandmother Ruth made her signature spice balls — wonderfully chewy cookies filled with every possible sweet spice — all the grandkids wafted into the kitchen from miles away.
These muffins start with cooked sweet potatoes, which not only provide great flavor and sugar, but also a tempting moistness. Slowly baking sweet potatoes in the oven intensifies their sweetness. For expediency, we chose to microwave them for this recipe. But if you'd rather do it the old fashioned (and tastier) way, plan to bake them for 1 to 1 1/2 hours at 400 F.
However you cook them, consider making extra. You can freeze the pulp for future batches of muffins. And I don't bother to puree the potatoes; I just mash them. It leaves the texture slightly and pleasantly chunky.
Sweet Potato Buttermilk Muffins With Candied Ginger Topping
Start to finish: 1 hour (30 minutes active)
Servings: 12 muffins
3/4 to 1 pound sweet potatoes (2 small or I medium)
1 1/2 cups buttermilk
1 cup white whole-wheat flour
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. baking soda
1/2 tsp. table salt
1/2 tsp. nutmeg, preferably freshly ground
1/4 tsp. ground allspice
1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter, room temperature
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1/4 cup packed dark brown sugar
1 large egg
2 tsp. vanilla extract
1/2 cup chopped crystallized ginger
Heat the oven to 400 F. Line a 12-cup muffin pan with paper cupcake liners or lightly spray the cups with cooking spray.
Prick the sweet potatoes several places with a knife. Microwave on high (or on the baked potato setting) until tender, about 10 minutes. Let cool, then peel and, in a medium bowl, mash with a fork. You should have about 1 1/4 cups of mashed sweet potato. Mix in the buttermilk, then set aside.
Meanwhile, in a medium bowl stir together both flours, the baking powder, baking soda, salt, nutmeg and allspice.
In another medium bowl, combine the butter and both sugars. Use an electric mixer to beat until the mixture is light and fluffy, about 3 minutes. Using a spatula, scrape down the sides of the bowl. Add the egg and vanilla, then mix on medium speed for about 1 minute, until thoroughly combined. Scrape down the sides of the bowl.
Add half the flour mixture and beat the batter on low speed just until the mixture is partly mixed. Add half the buttermilk-sweet potato mixture and mix until combined. Add the remaining dry ingredients and mix until just combined, then mix in the remaining buttermilk mixture.
Divide the batter among the prepared muffin cups. Top it with the crystallized ginger and bake on the middle rack of the oven for 25 to 30 minutes. Remove the muffins from the pan and tip on their sides on a cooling rack. Let cool 10 minutes before serving.


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I wanted to write a quick 312 Marketing review for all of the questions that I get about them and what they do. This way, you don't have to email me your questions, you can just read this post. Not that I mind actually reading through my emails and I'm always happy to answer questions, but I figured that since I get so many of the same ones, this will save you some time in asking them.
I'll get into the FAQ portion a little bit later on, but let me explain to you what this marketing company does. The administrator at 312 Marketing reviews a lot of job applications and looks for certain qualities that would make someone a great addition to the team. If you don't get a call back after submitting your application, they probably passed on you. Don't take it too hard. It's just business after all. This company focuses on direct marketing and communications with customers. Their main goal is to sell their client's services and products. Now on to my review…
My 312 Marketing Review
So first of all, I get a lot of questions regarding what the company is looking for in a candidate. Just because I've been in outsourced marketing for over ten years now, doesn't mean I know what this particular company is looking for exactly. However, I have a general idea. Here you go. They are most likely looking for someone who can work really hard and not whine about it. They are probably looking for a fresh college graduate or someone who shows a lot of enthusiasm in learning a new skill and/or industry. They aren't looking for someone who is just looking for a job. 312 Marketing does a really good job of reviewing the specifics of the job with a person during the interview process in order to scare off people who are afraid of hard work. This makes total sense, don't you think?
Another question I get is regarding the legitimacy of this company. Some people think that a company that offers a lot of advancement like 312 Marketing is a scam. Just look at these reviews of 312 Marketing and see what I see. I can assure you that this business model is totally legitimate and I've seen it work time and time again. In fact, the outsourced sales and marketing industry is growing like crazy. You wouldn't believe it if I told you the numbers. I'm sure you can look that up on Google though.
Finally, one of the most bothering questions I get is regarding the company's culture. Some people think that 312 Marketing reviews a person's candidacy for promotion based on who their friends are in the company. This makes sense in some other companies, but not with this one. Everyone's candidacy for promotion into the upper levels of management is based on credibility and performance. In other words, if you meet your goals set forth by the company, then you will continue to be employed there. If you go above those goals and expectations, then you are likely to be promoted. That's how it works.
312 Marketing Reviews
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There are a lot of 312 Marketing reviews on the internet that all say about the same thing. Great work environment, but not enough vacation time. Well, I say – go teach third grade English class and you can get months off during the summer for vacation. If you really want that sort of thing, it's definitely out there. If you want to work hard and get ahead, then 312 Marketing is a good place to start.


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The city of Menlo Park raided its sofa and found some pocket change, bumping up its projected 2013-14 fiscal year budget by approximately $400,000.
The extra money, found by recalculating the balance of a "debt service" fund, gave the city a $75.9 million spending plan for operations and capital projects, which the City Council approved 5-0 on June 11.
Described by City Manager Alex McIntyre as basically a "status quo" balanced budget, the plan will nevertheless enable Menlo Park to restore some basic services, including reopening the public library on holiday weekends.
The city projects $42.5 million in revenues for its general fund during the next fiscal year starting July 1 3.8 percent higher than last year thanks to increased property taxes, funding related to Facebook, and the new 12 percent hotel tax. With anticipated general fund spending of $42.3 million, a surplus of $202,000 is expected.
The council opted to leave the utility users tax at 1 percent.
Red-light cameras
While Mr. McIntyre's initial budget proposal in May suggested that the council consider adding a fifth Redflex red-light camera, to be installed at the intersection of Bayfront Expressway and Chilco Street, the council instead decided to extend the contract for the city's current cameras for 60 days past its July 2 expiration date, postponing any other actions until staff completes an analysis that will include accident rates before and after the cameras were installed, cost recovery for the program, and changes to state law.
Councilwoman Catherine Carlton asked whether the city could just shut the cameras off pending the data review. City Attorney Bill McClure said that would necessitate running through months of public noticing again should Menlo Park decide to keep its red-light camera program
Other local cities, such as Belmont, Redwood City, Hayward and San Carlos, have canceled their Redflex contracts entirely.
"I hope that when we review this, we also look at why these cities canceled," Ms. Carlton said.
Staff salaries
The budget approval process hit a snag when it came to Mr. McIntyre's request to implement new salary ranges for city staff.
The ranges, which are supposed to be updated annually, have not been adjusted since 2007. As a result the ranges don't reflect current market rates. Assistant City Manager Starla Jerome Robinson, for example, had been hired in late 2008 at approximately $187,000, although the 2007 salary cap for that position is $159,492.
However, council members thought the proposed changes were given to them too late to allow for public review and their own analysis.
"There's no way I'm voting on this tonight," Councilman Rich Cline said.
Mr. McIntyre agreed to bring the matter back to the council after taking some time to "better bake" the presentation of the request.


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DeMar DeRozan is eerily similar to Rip Hamilton on the Detroit Pistons championship team... like twins.
AGE: DeMar - 24, Rip - 25
HEIGHT: DeMar - 6'7, Rip - 6'6
SALARY: DeMar - 9.5M (16.2% of 58M Cap), Rip - 6.5M (15.1% of 43M Cap)
All stats will be per 36 where applicable. DeMar played 36.7mpg compared to Rip's 35.5 so that's why. Also, if anyone cares, the Pistons and Raptors both played at the 24th fastest pace in these respective seasons (although overall league pace was lower back in 03-04).
POINTS: DeMar - 17.7ppg, Rip - 17.9ppg
REBOUNDS: DeMar - 3.8rpg, Rip - 3.6rpg
ASSISTS: DeMar - 2.4apg, Rip - 4.0apg (Largely a result of being on the best team in the league)
TURNOVERS: DeMar - 1.8topg, Rip - 2.7topg
AST/TO RATIO: DeMar - 1.33, Rip - 1.48
STEALS: DeMar - 0.9spg, Rip - 1.3spg
BLOCKS: DeMar - 0.3bpg, Rip - 0.2bpg
FGM/FGA: DeMar - 6.5/14.7 (44.5%), Rip - 6.9/15.1 (45.5%)
FTM/FTA: DeMar - 4.2/5.1 (83.1%), Rip - 3.9/4.4 (86.8%)
3PM/3PA: DeMar - 0.4/1.5 (28.3%), Rip - 0.2/0.9 (26.5%)
PER - DeMar - 14.9, Rip - 16.8 (Difference in assists on Rip's part helps him here)
TS% - DeMar - 52.3%, Rip - 52.2%
eFG% - DeMar - 45.9%, Rip - 46.2%
It's also interesting to look at their shooting splits (check Basketball Reference)
Rip took 794 shots from mid range (51% of his total shot attempts) and converted 40.6% of them.
DeRozan took 679 shots from mid range (55% of his total shot attempts) and converted 40.6% of them.
The fact is these two guys at those stages of their careers were very similar players. Rip was actually less efficient earlier on in his career when he was with some awful-to-mediocre Washington teams (TS%s of 48.2, 50.8 and 51.1%). He's also getting a bit of a boost in this comparison by playing on the best team in the league, compared to DeMar playing on one of the worst.
Also the season I was looking at for Rip here was his 5th season in the league compared to DeMar's 4th. At that point, as I showed earlier in the stats, he was still a bad three point shooter (18 made on 68 attempts for 26.5%). People will try and argue this by pointing to two earlier seasons in his career where he shot 36.4 and 38.1% from three, but these were also on small sample sizes (28 and 16 makes respectively). I think the fact that he shot 27.4% on 146 attempts in his 2nd season, and 26.9% on 119 attempts in his 4th are better indicators of how good he was at shooting from distance (he also shot 29% from 3 through his first 5 seasons).
Despite this, he was able to shoot 37.5% from three through his last 8 seasons in the league, including a year where he shot 45.8% on 120 attempts. So I'm really not sure why DeMar wouldn't be able to improve his 3-ball as well.


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isn't exactly known for useful privacy
features, but it made an exception for pharmaceutical companies who
didn't want public discussions on their page Walls. Now, Facebook is pulling a 180-degree
shift by revoking these companies' privileges and forcing most of them to have
open Walls starting Monday.
It took years for the pharmaceutical companies to create Facebook pages because
they feared users could write negative statements about their products all over
their page Walls. Also, these companies were worried that users could write
about bad side effects and encourage/advertise off-label use. Facebook finally
gave them the exclusive ability to block public comments on their page Walls.
"Pharmaceutical companies have been at the shallow end of the social media
pool because it's such a highly regulated and conservative industry," said
Steve Woodruff, a social media consultant.
Many pharmaceutical companies have pages with updates on their particular
medications as well as facts and stories to help those with certain ailments
and diseases. For instance, Pfizer has a Facebook
page for those with hemophilia as well as multiple sclerosis.
But now, Facebook has decided to disallow the blocking of public comments on
most of these companies' page Walls, and many of the drug companies are not
happy about it. According to Andre Noyes, manager of public policy
communications for Facebook, the social networking giant "thinks these
changes will help encourage an authentic dialogue on pages."
Facebook noted that it will allow some companies to continue blocking public
comments, but most will lose this privilege. The companies that will become
open are those focused on the company itself or "patient-specific
While companies like Amgen, maker of cancer drugs like Neulasta and Vectibix,
and Sanofi, maker of insulin products like Apidra and Lantus for diabetics,
plan to maintain their Facebook pages despite the change in page Wall privacy,
others have deleted or plan to
delete their Facebook pages altogether.
"We're very strongly committed to social media, but we have to make sure
that the amount of time and resources spent on [monitoring it for problems] is
appropriate," said Tony Jewell, spokesman for AstraZeneca.
AstraZeneca isn't the only pharmaceutical
provider that feels this way. Johnson & Johnson is closing
four of its Facebook pages due to Facebook's recent change.
Companies who don't delete their Facebook's worry that they'll have to use
additional resources to monitor their page Walls on a daily basis. The reason
for constant monitoring is their fear of adverse event reports (AERs), which would
be a result of a user posting about a negative reaction to a certain company
medication, and the information potentially qualifying as an AER. This must
then be filed with the Food and Drug Administration, which will lead to
reevaluation of the product's safety.
Despite these fears, Jonathan Richman, group director for the marketing agency
Possible Worldwide, thinks the drug industry is overreacting to the Facebook
changes. He has consulted for AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson and many
"Some companies are paralyzed by the idea of what could happen," said
Richman. "It's not like people are waiting in the wings to submit adverse
event reports. I don't think we're going to see a change in consumer behavior
The FDA currently does not have guidelines for "online engagement,"
but insists it is working on the matter.


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This is a must have in my scrapbook arsenal. Primary colors have the broadest range for themes in your LOs: Birthdays, Boys, Summer Days, Fall, Christmas, Father's Day, etc.
Bazzill has it's own shelf in my scrapbooking room. It is an item that I can't run out of. I love their variety of textures (in other packs) and colors. Once you buy a single variety pack, you'll be back for others. Then you too, will have every color of the rainbow, like me.
You can never have enough cardstock and if it is Bazzill cardstock then you definitely can't have enough. I especially love their textured kind and this texture is my favorite. They have such beautiful colors and such subtle differences within the color families. It's just great for matching with other things including colors in your photos.
Theres no paper like Bazzill, click your scissors...theres no paper like Bazzill.
These colors are better than your everyday Primaries! They have a great texture and they are stunningly bright.
I recommend Bazzill everytime!
Bazzill really does have such nice cardstock. I have bought it for years with confidence. This pack is a great pack of "brights" to add to your collection of cardstock. It will come in handy for many, many projects.
Beautiful colors and this pack is great to give as a gift or to a newbie.


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NATO launches rocket fuel oxidiser destruction project in Uzbekistan
On 26 November, a NATO-sponsored project to destroy 1,100 tonnes of mélange was launched in Uzbekistan. This highly toxic substance, a rocket fuel oxidiser that was used during the Soviet era, has been kept in deteriorating storage conditions, posing a risk to the environment and local population.
The clean-up process, by means of the NATO mobile plant already used succesfully in Azerbaijan, is expected to be completed in June 2010. The NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme will cover operational costs, while the NATO Maintenance and Supply Agency (NAMSA) will operate the plant in Uzbekistan together with a Turkish company and specially trained local experts. The Uzbek Government is supplying the necessary chemicals, infrastructure and logistic support.
The mobile plant was built three years ago, with the financial support of the NATO SPS Programme and under NAMSA's operational oversight. It converted more than 1,300 tonnes of mélange in Azerbaijan into a non-hazardous, low-grade fertilizer. For this earlier project, NATO invested 2,200,000 euros to construct, transport, assemble and operate the plant, as well as to provide technical personnel.
Opening ceremony
The launch of the project was marked by an official ribbon-cutting ceremony on 26 November at the military base of Oqtosh, in the Uzbek province of Samarkand.
Uzbek Defence Minister Kabul Berdiyev and SPS Director of Projects Dr. Chris De Wispelaere presided over the opening ceremony, highlighting the importance of the project for environmental and human security and presenting it as a major step forward for NATO-Uzbekistan cooperation.
"This project is an example of NATO's will to set up concrete cooperative actions with its Partner nations," said Dr. De Wispelaere. He stressed NATO's desire to cooperate with countries in Central Asia, a region that has taken on greater significance for security challenges of the 21st century.
Minister Berdiyev thanked NATO for its contribution and for endorsing the project, which he said is a perfect illustration of good cooperation in laying the ground for other mutually beneficial projects between NATO and Uzbekistan.
Following the ceremony, participants visited the mélange destruction plant and were briefed by the Turkish company operating the plant, which has already converted over 100 tonnes of mélange.
The day before the opening, a workshop on mélange was organized in Tashkent to inform the public, local media, scientists, experts and representatives of diplomatic missions in Tashkent.


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Like we don't have enough idiots ruining the Pfail. We needed to have this one come back.
Like we don't have enough idiots ruining the Pfail. We needed to have this one come back.
Let me know when JetsBabe makes a return.
You know that feel when you and your significant other are out and run into their ex? Like, it's kinda awkward because you know there's a history there and you don't know what to say? This is that moment if Jetsinsider and OP used to date each other.
An OFFICIAL WELCOME BACK D.B.!
Now, the real JI top question...
Who lasts longer this season, Sanchez or Donnie Baker?
thanks to all for your welcome backs....u other dbags with negative comments...put me on your ignore list...gonna be a long year!!
So ?
Who are you again?
"I was a nobody and my claim to fame is that I got banned for a year and now that makes me a somebody. Thank you to ̶e̶v̶e̶r̶y̶o̶n̶e̶ the one guy who helped get me reinstated so I can remind you that I was banned for a year and am now so grateful to be back. Did I tell you I was banned for a year?"


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The Flatirons - Boulder, CO > First Flatiron - Fandango (5.5) > Climber's Log
First Flatiron - Fandango (5.5) Climber's Log
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|Nice route
Date Climbed: Aug 28, 2013
|Solo. First time in the Flatirons. Started with 1.5 pitches of Kamikaze, traversed to Fandango and summited via North Arete.
|Posted Sep 3, 2013 11:59 pm
Date Climbed: May 14, 2012
|Fun day with the wife.
|Posted May 31, 2013 12:37 pm
|Ted Eliason
|Easy slab climbing
Date Climbed: Apr 23, 2010
|Will link up with the 2nd and 3rd in a day in the Fall
|Posted Oct 13, 2011 10:37 pm
|Brian C
|Roach's Variaiton
Date Climbed: Jul 13, 2011
|Climbed the variation recommended by Gerry. The short roof didn't seem to have the "chin-up bars" that he describes but it worked out just fine. He gives it a 5.5 but most people say 6 or 7 but I think he's pretty spot on. A great route and I think my 6th different route on the First. A classic rock!
|Posted Jul 13, 2011 11:30 pm
|with CMC
Date Climbed: Jul 1, 2011
|Gorgeous, but hot day. Virtually no wind - a nice change from last month on Baker's Way.
|Posted Jul 1, 2011 11:30 pm
|Great route!
Date Climbed: Jun 3, 2011
|6/3/11 - Led all pitches. Didn't intend on it, but ended up getting sucked into the 5.6 variation straight up from the big tree. It seemed like the more natural line. Climbing next to the massive dihedral leading up to the North Arete is fantastic.
3/31/12 - Standard Fandango route this time (which protects infinitely better at the crux!).
5/31/13 - Led all pitches with very few placements. Solo to summit after 5.5 crux pitch.
|Posted Jun 5, 2011 10:58 pm
|think it was fandango
Date Climbed: Aug 16, 2009
|hard to distinguish between routes on the flatiron... but got to the top nonetheless
|Posted Aug 23, 2009 8:04 pm
|fandango, with a whoops!
Date Climbed: Jun 22, 2009
|lovely, lovely climb with one SMALL error. i ended up taking the fourth pitch to the left of the dihedral and climbing a 5.7 roof to get back on route. the rest was lovely and i can't wait to get back up there! this time on the proper route :)
|Posted Jun 29, 2009 7:32 pm
|Fandango....5.6 variation
Date Climbed: May 9, 2009
|First time on the first. A fun climb and looking forward to doing another one on sometime it.
|Posted May 10, 2009 9:19 pm
Date Climbed: Nov 2, 2008
|I had those movie ticket commercials in my head the whole climb...
|Posted Nov 2, 2008 3:54 pm
|First time on the First
Date Climbed: May 9, 2007
|Followed CharlesD on Fandango for my first time up the First Flatiron. A very fun climb with a few more technical moves to keep it interesting.
|Posted May 11, 2007 10:20 am
|nice variation
Date Climbed: Jan 30, 1997
|Climbed this once before but Jan ascent was in a snowstorm. Good training for the big mountains...ice and running water on the route made it feel like 5.9!
|Posted Mar 16, 2007 9:30 pm
|Mountain Jim
|A little harder than the Third
Date Climbed: Apr 25, 1961
|A little longer and harder than climbing the Third ... especially if you do one of the more difficult routes.
|Posted Jul 1, 2006 11:13 pm


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El DeBarge is racking up a bevy of greatest hits—on his sprawling rap sheet.
E! News has confirmed that the "Rhythm of the Night" singer (real name: Eldra DeBarge) was arrested in the Los Angeles area on Monday for possession for sale of narcotics, adding yet another notch to his long history of run-ins with the law.
Police confirm that DeBarge was arrested at 2 p.m. in Encino. No other details were available.
He was booked and released on a $30,000 bail and is due in court on April 9.
The singer, who was most recently spotted having an emotional reunion with old friend Whitney Houston at a Hollywood club just days before her death, has a troubled history with the law, and with drugs.
Since 2001, he's been popped three times for drug possession, and his rap sheet goes as far back as the mid-'80s including arrests for domestic violence and vandalism. In 2008, he was sentenced to two years in prison for a drug bust.
Last year, DeBarge checked into rehab just days before a scheduled tour, forcing him to cancel it.
The singer, together with his four brothers, formed the group DeBarge in 1978 and had a successful run of R&B hits such as "Rhythm of the Night" and "Love Me in a Special Way" before he embarked on a solo career that eventually fizzled.
The embattled crooner, whose brother James was once married to Janet Jackson, had been trying to stage a comeback recently and seemed to be on the right track.
In 2010, he released a well-reviewed album, his first in 16 years. Its title track, "Second Chances," was nominated for two Grammys, for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance and Best R&B Song.
"I want the world to know that everybody deserves a second chance," the singer wrote on his website in 2010 to promote his comeback album. Given his turbulent drug past and, now, this latest bust-up, he's going to need more than that.


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arrrgghhh #$%^&*()!
Should I just assume that the block (oil pan) is wacked now and I need to tap and re-thread?
As I was putting in one of the three filter cover screws ( AS Cycles Fiche )
I felt that tug of resistance ("dude, something's wrong here")
I backed it up a bit and then powered through ("hmm... what was that? maybe it's ok")
But as I tightened it, a thread stripped (on the screw) and it spun.
I took it (stripped screw) out
Put in one of the good ones, very carefully, and did not crank it, just hand tight (or less even)
I will wait until I have a few extras before I really crank it
Also, do ya'll use a torque wrench (to 7ft lb) on these or just go a little over hand tight with a socket wrench?


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Halifax Delivery Office is to pilot Sunday opening from this Sunday, 7 September.
Royal Mail's network of around 1,400 delivery offices is currently open six days a week. The initiative will extend the opening of around 100 delivery offices with the highest parcels volumes across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to seven days a week.
The sorting office at Gaol Lane, Halifax, will open between noon and 4pm from this Sunday. The move is designed to make it easier for online shoppers not at home during the day to get their parcels.
This is part of an on-going programme by Royal Mail to be more customer responsive and provide more options for people to receive items they have ordered online.


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I was watching Shelepen's recent performances, and I found out that she attempted FOUR different 3-3s in the last competitions:
3T+3T (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_89D...feature=relmfu)
3S+3T (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcnQ-hIJsIg)
3Lz+3T (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcnQ-hIJsIg)
3Lz+3Lo (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlBllbnRZC0 And, I don't remember where, but I saw her landing it earlier this season: she fell, but it looked fully rotated!)
Could she be the lady who landed (even if not perfectly) the highest numer of different 3-3s? Adelina landed three of them (3T+3T, 3Lz+3T and 3Lz+3Lo), the same Liza (3T+3T, 3S+3T, 3Lz+3T), Kostner (3F+3T, 3Lz+3T, 3T+3T) and Yu-Na (the same as Carolina)... Do you remember any other lady who landed more than three different 3-3s?


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Juicy Lucy....makes you proud to be British !!
Her name is fran lord/sabrina james,Very nice,but has never done boy girl movies.A real stunner
i wona fuck u
She may appear conservative enough to be the leader of the "Tory Tarts for David Cameron" action group, but that is one hell of an exciting gash she's got there.
id watch her all night,shes real
@ Boring ... search text is "Mujer con Cangrejera" and it's a superb but very short clip
Damn... yummy
Janice worked for a printer in the North of England and fucked most of the men and some of the women at the small printshop. She can orgasm by touching with a hand in one minute flat and doesn't need any electrical gizmos. When fucking with a man, coming into her is mandatory. She will not lick pussy but likes it done to her.
wow is that squitrgnjtgtuguouhhhhhhhhhhhhhdg
Very nice. I enjoyed watching that while I whipped my hole before penatrating
this is Fran lord aka Sabrina James. Even though retired, does anyone have any boy girl of her ? I know she didn't really do any apart from pictures. Thanks
on seeing her face..my dick got down!! no feeling at all!
Your absolutely gorgeous nice video xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
dam i would like 2 fuck her.if there any woman n memphis ready 2 fuck get at me..
How is it weak? Looks realistic to me, unlike most of those over-the-top, obviously faked ones.
nice pussy i have 2 take a trip 2 the U Kmmm
I have seen her in another video where it's just another woman rubbing her clit with a finger in circle and her vagina muscles where contracting very noticably. Anyone know her name ?
Boring boring boring!
dame i wold tape tht all night longe
Well at least u can tell for sure it was real. Plus, she has the most beautiful pussy I've ever seen. I mean look at that shape. It says 'lick me and then come in'.
lol. True. Boring
this shit was weak... most conservative orgasm i've ever seen. DAMN THE BRITISH!!!
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The HB36 - for those who want to feel what it's like to play a well-aged guitar, this is your chance.
For those who want to feel what it's like to play a well-aged guitar, this is your chance. Washburn is proud to release the HB36 hollowbody guitar. This instrument is packed with modern features, yet aged and coupled with distressed hardware to give musicians the feeling of playing a guitar that is broken in and well played.
The HB36 has flame maple back and sides, a spruce top, and features a hard maple neck with an ebony fingerboard and a stoptail bridge. The vintage model will also feature distressed gold hardware.
Paired with all of these features, the HB36 includes distressed dual humbucking pickups and a hard case. This model will be debuted at NAMM 2012 at a price of $1069.90.
Washburn Guitars is owned by US Music Corp, located in Mundelein, IL. US Music Corp is an international music company that manufactures and distributes products worldwide under Washburn Guitars, Parker Guitars, Randall Amplifiers, Eden Electronics, Oscar Schmidt, Hagstrom, Jay Turser, Jay J, Warwick, Natal Drums, Phonic, Quik Lok, and Profile brand names. US Music Corp is a subsidiary of Jam Industries, Ltd.


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From TIME.com's Twilight or Twilight Zone?
Twilight star Kristen Stewart's 15 minutes of fame might have already passed (until the next movie in the series, at least), but, oh, what a memorable 15 minutes they were. Less than a week before she would be photographed smoking drugs on her Los Angeles doorstep, Stewart dropped by Letterman's show for one last plug of her vegetarian-vampire flick. The result is equal parts hilarity and horror. Take this exchange, for example:K-Stew's up on that list with the likes of space-cadet Farrah Fawcett. *Ouch!* :-(
Stewart: We have this big European press tour to do. I'm not sure if we're going to end up in London or Berlin, but wherever we end up, I'm going to drive to Russia. I'm very, very excited about that.
Letterman [deadpan:] Let's hope for Berlin.
[Audience laughs, understands geography.]
Stewart [oblivious to joke:] I'm actually hoping for Russia. Very much so, yeah.
Letterman: Um.
Eek, is more like it.