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over to my best friends house i found a bi video in his favorites list so i watched it when he was in the shower jacking off it made me so horny i took my clothes off and got into the shower with him i never thought a hard cock in my ass would feel so good
my wife wants me to suck cock with her. fuck it why not its just sex?
alan this video is making me so horny
Bi, most of Americans Men are too hung up about admitting to being Bi
I wish I was that girl...guys buttfucking each other is hot! :)
it's portuguese
i wish i can meet those guys!
I wish my boyfriend would do something like this with me. Mentioned it before but wont go for it, unfortunately :(
What a waste of 26 minutes. Boring. Total waste of a beautiful HOT girl. Those guys sure didn't know how to please her, couldn't even get their cocks hard for her. They were more interested in kissing each other, that is a turn off for me, like to see them fuck and suck, but not kissing. Best part is when she put on the strap on, that guy didn't even know how to ride her with that. She can fuck my ass and mouth anytime. The guys were good looking, but they were relyking on thier looks, and thought they were cool with the sunglasses thing. Like to see girl with me and another guy that can get it up and keep it up. She could keep me hard I know that.
you and me would do better keeping each other hard for the girl
nono, then you fuck my wife and I lick both assholes showing off my limp cock after masturbation
Anyone know what the guy in glasses name is?
i wouldn't mind just seeing two guys fucking each other, sexy as hell.
i watch this all the time, i WANT IN AND IM STRAIGHT!!!!
She doesn't deserve them. I would've sucked their cocks so much better, and enjoyed it more.
always wanted to do this .i really want him to cum on my face and in my mouth i would also need my ass fucking and also cumed in . Iwant to fuck the whole night away fucking and sucking each other .i jack off for hours watching these 3 ways then i cum and eat it i love the cum
I didn't see the two guys gay each other
Mi chubby boyfriend is bi. I would like to see him fucking a girl. I would masturbate and eat the asses of both. Then I clean them up
Got to admit, 2 very good looking guys, very sexy bodies. Very Horny
me and my gf are gonna find a bi guy so we can have a 3 some cant wait to suck cock with my gf
this is f''ing HOT
luckyy girl they really took care of her
MMF is so much more fun than FFM. I've never seen my wife cum as hard as she does with 2 dicks in her pussy.
what chick hasnt wanted this once upon a time? In her life??
Very nice 3way. One of my freaky Bi dreams.
went to my mates last weekend! we watched bi porn his wife had and we all ended up fucing each other! i fucked him and his wife fucked me with a strap on...then we all changed round! was bi curious till then now gonna repeat it all over again theis weekend and she is bringing he bset mate;-) awesome
love the hotels they use for these movies.. loads of them in Sao Paulo... just wanna know the fit lad bi/vers whos in loads of them!!
where can i find 2 guys to play with like that?
Looks so good, yum yum
i would like to fuck my gril an d a passive boy
Muito BOm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Very Nice!
Love to be with the three of them...sucking, licking...whatever! Just enjoying!.... :)
Oh how awesome it would be to get my wife to do this.
luv'd the closeup from below of the guy inserting his cock n2 the other guy's ass - gawd i so wanna see that in person. cmon, all u american guyz let loose and enjoy ur selves. bi guyz r sooo fukking sexxy and make my pussy drip. mmmm :)
Fiquei cheio de tesao. Comer buceta beijando um cara.
the one with sunglasses... wats his name? if only he took off those galsses...
nice vid=)
ohhh yeah.....wud swap with her any day . i keep asking my bloke to do it , but he aint any of it .
I so wish I was that lucky chick... 2 nice cocks, nice bodies, know how to play with their tongues! Love it!
what a man...I mean the black hair...he has a perfect cock...I wish to fuck me one day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
These guys aren't very bi. I see a cock in a setting where I can comfortably enjoy it, I'm putting it in my mouth right away, THEN I'm watching it tear into the wet, eager girl. A nice dick is a rare treat.
I once was fucking a girl and told her I'd like to be fucked in the ass while fucking her. Turned her on... :-)
wtf this is driving me horny
Would LOVE to have a sexy woman "coax" me into sucking her man's cock, then taking it from there........
"wishful thinking"... how bout a double date? I'll fuck your husband and my wife can crawl up, and you can lick her pussy. Then we can change up and do ALL sorts of things.
Nice seeing a porn not just aimed at men, soooo hot that they are all pleasuring each other equally, any girl that says this isnt her fantasy is lying. American porn needs to be more like this, but it does make it a little hotter with the accents and not really understanding what their saying ;)
OMG I would love to do this with my husband. I wouldn't even make him get fucked, just to have two guys at once....ahh! I've always dreamed of having my pussy eaten by a man being fucked in the ass!
No one mentioned that the guys could not stay hard. A disappointment.
my girlfriend and i do this all the time ...we like to share.. its fun
Love the video great to have three or four bodies all enjoying each other, love to find a couple to have fun with like this, If You haven't had fun like this you have to give it a try. Great having four lusty bodies having a good time and not worried about who is pleasing who. I'd suck or fuck any of them... guy or gal.
perfect fuckin wish i was thr
brian d, you are so right, i was thinking the same thing, Can I take her place? ;)
It's so sweet how the two Brazilian guys (who are obviously only bi-for-pay) are so comfortable kissing each other.
Well, my boyfriend is from Brazil as well... and... we do it!!!! Yes, were both bissexuals and we love it!!! Its a land of infinite pleasure...
love all the ladies on here writing, wish I could meet some y'all, make all our fantasies cum true ;)
what a shame they bothered with condoms.
First threesome,feeling horny as hell, went to boyfriends house, his mate was there but I couldn't wait. Had complete control over them, even had them suck each others cocks. Loved every moment and all that cum.
There are so many bisexual brasilian! They like it in the arse!
wow ooo thats godd fucking sex with brazilian guys mmmm !!
wouldn't mind swapping places with her
what language r they speaking? nice vid! the guy could take off the sunglassese though...
why does the girl always get the cum? when wife and i do this- i will INSIST on wrapping my lips around his big dick when he cums. my wife does it all the time- it's my turn.
dick touching
que hombres tan bellos y que mujer tan buens yo quiero qeu me coman dos hombre asi papacitos
yeah, me nice as hell if american could make movies like this.
heaven....just wish it was in english!
jeez...women r watchin more porns than guys..lol
wow thats a good grl
heres 1 curious ;)
Oh gawd!!! I've always dreamed of two perfect guys...
Oh how I wish to have my way with that hot chick and for one of those hot guys to have their way with me!
Wow this is my ultimate fantasy! Wish my bf would do this lol
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Drake Scores 11th No. 1 on Billboard Chart
After securing the top spot on the Billboard 200, Drake notched his 11th No. 1 hit on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart with 'Hold On, We're Going Home' featuring Madjid Jordan.
Buoyed by massive radio airplay (12 million listener impressions) and online streaming (5.7 million), 'Hold On' ascended from No. 3 to No. 1, dethroning Robin Thicke's 16-week reign on the tally with 'Blurred Lines.'
Drizzy's latest chart achievement keeps Jay Z's 'Holy Grail,' featuring Justin Timberlake, at bay in the second slot with Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' falling to No. 3.
Meanwhile, Mike WiLL Made It's banger '23' is at No. 4 with Eminem's 'Berzerk' following behind at No. 5.
Below is the complete list of Drake's No. 1s on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.
Title, Artist Billing, Date First Reached, Number of Weeks at No. 1
'Best I Ever Had' — Drake, 6/27/09, seven weeks
'I Invented Sex' — Trey Songz feat. Drake, 12/26/09, two weeks
'Say Something' — Timbaland feat. Drake, 3/27/10, one week
'Fall For Your Type' — Jamie Foxx feat. Drake, 2/12/11, two weeks
'Moment 4 Life' — Nicki Minaj feat. Drake, 2/26/11, five weeks
'I'm On One' — DJ Khaled feat. Drake, Rick Ross & Lil Wayne, 7/16/11, 11 weeks
'She Will' — Lil Wayne feat. Drake, 10/15/11, four weeks
'Make Me Proud' — Drake feat. Nicki Minaj, 2/4/12, three weeks
'The Motto' — Drake feat. Lil Wayne, 2/25/12, two weeks
'No Lie' — 2 Chainz feat. Drake, 8/18/12, five weeks
'Hold On, We're Going Home' — Drake feat. Majid Jordan, 10/12/13, one week (so far)

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Arkansas Tech Wonder Boys head basketball coach Mark Downey recently announced the addition of junior college transfers Jamar Flowers and Chad Henderson to this coming season's team.
Downey, entering his second season at the helm of the Wonder Boys in 2007-08, says both Flowers and Henderson come from winning programs.
"The thing I like about both of these young men is that they know how to win basketball games," Downey said. "They know what it takes to compete for championships, like we want to strive for here at Arkansas Tech."
Flowers, a 6-foot-6, 200-pound combo forward, comes to Tech after playing last season at Navarro Community College in Corsicana, Texas, for coach Lewis Orr. In his one season with the Bulldogs, Flowers averaged 10 points, 5.3 rebounds and one steal per game. He also helped lead Navarro to a Region 14 runner-up finish and helped them finish with a 20-13 overall record and a 13-9 mark in the highly-competitive North Texas Junior College Athletic Conference.
Prior to going to Navarro, he spent one season playing at Pearl River Community College in Poplarville, Miss., for coach Richard Mathis. While at PRCC, Flowers helped lead the team to a 19-11 record and a runner-up finish in the Region 23 Tournament and also helped the Wildcats to the South Division title of the Mississippi Junior College Conference.
"Jamar is a long, athletic wing player, who is very versatile and can play a few different positions," Downey said. "He is a mid-level Division I prospect with a great mid-range game."
Downey said he expects Flowers to flourish is Tech's up-tempo playing style.
"He will fit our up-tempo style well with his athletic ability and skills with the ball in his hands," Downey said.
Henderson, a 6-foot-2 guard, comes to Tech after playing the past two seasons at Mineral Area Community College in Park Hills, Mo., for coach Corey Tate. In his two years at MACC, Henderson was a two-time Honorable Mention MCCAC All-Conference selection and averaged 11 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game and shot 72 percent from the free-throw line this past season in helping the Cardinals to a 28-6 record and runner-up finish in the Region 16 Tournament. As a freshman in 2005-06, Henderson averaged eight points and 2.6 rebounds per game and shot 41 percent from the 3-point line in helping MACC finish with a 25-4 record and a Region 16 Championship.
"Chad is a strong, powerful guard with the ability to score in bunches," Downey said. "He is left-handed, which makes him hard to guard. He can shoot the three-pointer or power his way to the basket and finish."


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On Top of Everything Else, There's Whooping Cough
Economic decline, unemployment, political strife, violence, taxes, crying kids, lazy spouses, broken homes, filthy streets, unwatered lawns, stubbed toes, cracked iPhone screens, food stuck in your teeth. Where does it end? Well, as if that weren't enough to worry about, add one more thing to the list: whooping cough. Yep. There's an outbreak right now. Worst one in half a century. Vaccines wearing off, and whatnot. As if we needed that. Ain't it always something?
These fellas may be the only sane people left in this crazy world.


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Mike Losness And Claire Bevilacqua Take Home The San Clemente Shootout Titles At The First Stop Of The Bud Light Lime Surf Series
San Clemente, CA (May 31, 2011) - Mike Losness hoisted the "Winner, Winner Chicken Dinner" trophy when he won the men's division of the 1st ever Bud Light Lime Surf Series contest, which took place Memorial Day Weekend at Church in San Onofre State Beach. Losness overcame strong performances from Mitch Coleborn and former ASP World Tour Surfers Roy Powers and Kekoa Bacalso in the finals. To make the final heat, Losness edged out Aaron Cormican, who had the highest single wave score of the event after throwing the Gorkin and landing a 9.4.
The women's final saw Claire Bevilacqua defeat local Kyla Langen, 4-time World Champ Lisa Andersen, and Hawaiian Megan Abubo. Although she finished 4th in the surf final, Serena Brooke proclaimed that Abubo won the prize for the worst dancer at the etnies Party on Saturday night.
In conditions reminiscent of a Bud Tour Final, Jim Hogan beat out Pat O'Connell, Vince De La Pena and Chris Brown in the All-Stars of the Bud Tour Heat.
CJ Kanuha won the "Fred Patacchia 360 Challenge" when he completed five 360's in a row on the same wave. Kanuha and his partner Jr. Gruel also won the Corn Hole Tournament walking away with $500.
"We had contest surfers, world champs, magazine guys, youtube sensations and legends here for a Corn Hole tournament and beach party--and they went surfing. So we filmed it and gave them some prize money." said Contest Director Benji Weatherley. "There was some amazing surfing and everyone seemed to have a really good time. I can't wait for Ventura!"
For more head to Budlightsurfseries.com or on the Bud Light Lime Surf Series Facebook Page. The next Bud Light Lime Surf Series event is scheduled for The Point in Ventura on Labor Day Weekend.
Bud Light Lime Surf Series
The Bud Light Lime Surf Series consists of two new events along the California coast in 2011, bringing together 32 top men and eight women to compete for more than $100,000 in total prize purse. The events will be held at Church in San Onofre State Beach on Memorial Day weekend, and the Point in Ventura on Labor Day Weekend. IMG is partnering with Surfline.com to broadcast highlight footage of each event's contests, including special behind the scenes footage. The invited athletes will include a mixture of celebrated and renowned competitors who have earned a reputation within the surfing industry, have made their living on surfing tours, and are prominent "magazine" and "video" surfers. Some of the athletes invited to participate can trace their roots back to an earlier incarnation of the Bud Light Lime Surf Series, the Bud Surf Tour.
In addition to the Bud Light Lime Surf Series, Anheuser-Busch's involvement in surfing includes the Bud Light Lime Surf Team - Fred Patacchia, Jr., Serena Brooke, Sean Moody and Benji Weatherley - and annual surf videos, related parties, promotions and activities supporting the team. IMG, which also owns the U.S. Open of Surfing, will produce the Bud Light Comprehensive Bud Light Lime Surf Series information can be found on the official event website: www.BudLightLimeSurfSeries.com.
About Anheuser-Busch Based in St. Louis, Anheuser-Busch is the leading American brewer, holding a 48.4 percent share of U.S. beer sales to retailers. The company brews the world's largest-selling beers, Budweiser and Bud Light. Anheuser-Busch also owns a 50 percent share in Grupo Modelo, Mexico's leading brewer. Anheuser-Busch is a major manufacturer of aluminum cans and has been a leading aluminum recycler for more than 30 years. The company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Anheuser-Busch InBev, the leading global brewer, and continues to operate under the Anheuser-Busch name and logo. For more information, visit www.anheuser-busch.com.
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Two teens charged, another at large in fatal shooting
Updated 7:52 pm, Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Two 16-year-old boys have been charged with capital murder and another teen is on the run after the shooting death of a man Tuesday during an attempted car burglary at a home in north Harris County.
Lamarque Samuels, 32, died at the scene.
Harris County Sheriff's Office deputies said the teens had gotten into the garage of a home in the 12200 block of Auronia, near Donrel Way, just after midnight Monday and were trying to break into a car when Samuels surprised them.
One of the teens demanded the man's car keys, deputies said. When Samuels attempted to run back inside his home, deputies said, the teen who demanded the keys opened fire, hitting him.
The three teens then drove away in their own car, a PT Cruiser.
When deputies reached the scene, a neighbor gave them a description of the attackers' vehicle and its driver.
Deputies spotted the car a short time later, but the driver sped away when they tried to stop it. The ensuing chase ended in east Harris County when the teens stopped the car and tried to escape on foot. Two of the teens were taken into custody. The other has so far eluded capture.
The names of the arrested teens have not been released because they are juveniles.
Anyone with information about the incident is urged to contact the Harris County Sheriff's Office Homicide Unit at 713-967-5810, or Crime Stoppers at 713 222-TIPS.


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Colletti believes future lies in Minors
GM feels team needs to heat up, pick up slack
By / MLB.com
COLLETTI: We're sitting in the dugout in Cincinnati and are ready to start taking your questions.
Dodgers89: Hi, Mr. Colletti. I am a good friend of Steve Sax and a big fan of yours. I believe you are doing a great job right now but was just wondering about a few things. Will you try to add a starter through the waiver wire?
COLLETTI: We've been trying to add a starter for probably the last month and as evidenced at the trading deadline, there were only a couple of guys that changed teams. We were reluctant to trade multiple prospects for the starters who were traded. Like a lot of teams this time of year, we're trying to get more support for our pitching staff, be it starters or relievers. There hasn't been a lot out there the entire season, whether it was before July 31 or since.
bigcpa1: Andy LaRoche appears to be Major League ready. Will he find playing time in 2008?
COLLETTI: Had Andy remained healthy at Triple-A, there's a very good chance he'd be here right now, whether it be playing once in a while or coming off the bench. He's been unable to stay completely healthy this season but he certainly factors into our plans for '08.
dusto611: What is your plan this offseason with key contracts such as Jeff Kent and Luis Gonzalez expiring? Would you consider adding one of the big name center fielders? Maybe Torii Hunter?
COLLETTI: While there's a lot that can happen between now and the middle of the offseason when free agents file, we're certainly well aware of our needs. We'll find a way to make the club better, whether it's a major free agent, major trade or a seemingly non-descript transaction, we're always trying to improve the club.
jfore1: I'd just like to register my "attaboy" for not trading away any of our young talent. What, in your opinion, do we need to do to kick start our offense?
COLLETTI: Well, in the course of a long season, you're going to have an ebb and flow to every part of your game. For quite a while, the offense, with the same players involved, were very productive. No question, lately, we've struggled with the bats. Unfortunately for our club, it's been that when we do struggle, it seems to affect more players than it doesn't. What we really need right now is for some of the players who are here to start heating up and picking up the slack. At this time of the year, our shortcomings are not going to be solved through a major trade.
gelomac: Mr. Colletti, how do you feel about signing Juan Pierre? Do you think it is a mistake or do you think you did the right thing?
COLLETTI: One of the things you have to take into account is the makeup of the club at the time the deal was signed. We see Juan Pierre as a very good complimentary player. When we signed him, we didn't expect him to carry the club. Our expectations were for him to be on base over 200 times and steal 50-plus bases. It's also only four months into his first season in a new city, and I think we have to wait a little longer before we make judgments on what he can or can't do.
COLLETTI: If we hadn't struggled time to time offensively this year, I think the criticism about Juan Pierre might be a lot less. But when the offense struggles, as it has from time to time, everyone comes under greater scrutiny.
samuelgibb: When is [Randy] Wolf coming back?
COLLETTI: That's one of the more unsolvable questions we have right now. He pitched very well for us the first two months of the season and then hit a stretch where his shoulder started to bother him. Losing him has been a big blow to the staff and right now we're still waiting for him to become 100 percent. We think he's a competitive enough individual that when that day comes, he'll come back.
Robert24: When do you think Clayton Kershaw needs to be called up?
COLLETTI: Clayton was just promoted to Jacksonville a few days ago and I'm going there tomorrow after the first game in Cincinnati to see him and some of our other prospects. It's tough to say when a young player is going to be ready. He's got a very high ceiling and at this point in time, he only lacks experience.
scalino: Do you forsee any interesting guys coming to Major League Baseball from Japan next year?
COLLETTI: We scout Asia on a full-time basis and there are some interesting players over there, particularly pitchers. If the player is not a free agent, the process is a bit cumbersome with the posting mechanism in place. But we also have scouted players who will be free agents who will not be held to the posting process. Baseball has become such an international game, you have to spend your time not only scouting the States for high school and college players, but also Latin America and Asia. The makeup of our club demonstrates that we're open to that and will continue to do so.
shachory: Hi, Mr. Colletti. Did you ever consider trading any of the Dodgers top prospects for a power bat?
COLLETTI: In at least one deal, there was an impact player available. But the asking price of four prospects, including two or three from our current 25-man roster, may have filled one area while creating a void or two at the big league level. If the right deal presented itself, we would be open minded to moving anybody. But we're not going to gut the farm system for one or two players.
dodgrfn14: Hi Ned. Thanks for taking time out of your busy schedule to chat with us. I think one of the biggest topics within the Dodgers organization, especially with the fatigue the bullpen has suffered, is the chances of Jonathan Meloan making the big league club. Is this something you see happening this season?
COLLETTI: There's a good chance that Jon could make his big league debut this year. Part of our reasoning for promoting him to Triple-A recently was to continue his experience and to get him closer to contributing at the big league level.
gabog: How often do you communicate with Grady Little and Frank McCourt?
COLLETTI: I feel we have great communication between the three of us. Grady and I talk every day at some point, sometimes more than once depending on the day. He knows my thoughts and I know his. We don't always agree, which is healthy, but when we make a decision, we both understand the reasoning for it. I believe the manager and GM need to be cohesive in their approach in order for an organization to be successful. I speak to the McCourts practically daily and keep them appraised to the status of the club and our thought process.
dodgerboy1953: Hi, Ned. I think Andre Ethier will become a premier hitter in the National League. I see him as a third hole hitter. Are you as high on him as any of our young players?
COLLETTI: I think collectively we're very high on Andre Ethier. He continues to be able to adjust. This year after the slow start, he's hit very well, especially since the middle of June. It's rare that a player comes to the big leagues out of Double-A, which is really what he did and doesn't have some learning curve. As long as he continues to adjust and continues to work hard at the game, he's got a chance to be a very good player. He's not somebody we'd consider moving easily.
1baddesire: What was the craziest trade offer you received this year?
COLLETTI: We had one American League club that offered us a middle reliever in exchange for two of our everyday players who are not yet 25 years old and are playing at the big league level. Needless to say, it was a short conversation.
scalino: Is [Chad] Billingsley going to be in the starting rotation permanently?
COLLETTI: For the most part, Chad has been one of our most consistent performers this season. He embraced the bullpen role at the start and when we needed him in the rotation, it didn't take him long to build up his arm strength to help us there. I would say that unless something unforeseen happens, Chad will be in the rotation the rest of the way.
nddodger: Hello, Ned. In the past we heard of can't miss prospects such as Edwin Jackson, Joel Guzman, Joe Thurston and Billy Ashley. My question is: Why not trade a couple of youngsters for a proven player or two?
COLLETTI: You make a very good point and we're cognizant of the difference between a prospect and an impact big league player. We have traded a number of prospects in the last year. Those that we have kept, we feel have the opportunity to become everyday players at the big league level. We also know that it's going to take a lot of hard work, effort and patience for them to achieve that and also stay there. If the right deal came along where we could acquire somebody that we would have for a period of time and would have an impact on the big league club, we would move a prospect or two. We find it difficult to move three or four prospects for one player, especially when two or three of them are contributing now at the big league level. Part of the dilemma we have is that while other teams' prospects are at Triple-A and would not impact the big league club right now, a major portion of ours are playing here right now in the big leagues. For us to move what other teams consider our top prospects, we have to take them off the big league club. While we're trying to provide the younger players with experience at the big league level, it has also limited our inventory to trade from within the system because they're up here already.
ksong: It is becoming more evident that starting pitching is a serious need. Do you believe that we will have to address this need in the free-agent market or what confidence do you have in bringing up starting pitchers from the farm (apart from Clay Kershaw)?
COLLETTI: As of right now, the potential free agent market is even thinner than last year. I think teams will find it more and more difficult to fill their needs from the free-agent market. I think the successful teams will be those that draft well, develop their players and are patient with them as they go through the system. Pitching is always the toughest commodity to come by and as you look around the league, the number of teams that are looking for pitching far exceed the numbers that have pitching. We're no different. One last question.
andy525: Is James McDonald ready for the Major Leagues? Since the Dodgers are in need of a starter, he seems to be having a great year.
COLLETTI: James started the season at San Bernardino and is pitching at Jacksonville now. He continues to get better and be impressive. I wouldn't rule out seeing him this year. It all depends on how he progresses in the next few weeks. Thank you all for taking the time to ask these questions. I hope to do it again soon. Thanks for your passion and your patience.
This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Jacqueline Kay Peterson
BERLIN – Jacqueline Kay Peterson, age 66, died Wednesday, March 10, 2010 at Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin.
Born in York, Pa., she was the daughter of the late Earl and Mary Catherine Newcomer. She is survived by her husband, John M. Peterson.
Peterson had worked in sales as a decorator with Sears and was a devoted wife, mother and homemaker. She was a member of Alcoholics Anonymous Friendship Group and St. Peters Lutheran Church.
Along with her husband, she is survived by two children, Christian Taylor Myers and his wife Elizabeth of Crofton, Md. and Elizabeth Vailhe and her husband Christophe of Hillsborough, N.J.; three grandchildren, Taylor Graham Myers, Madeline Vailhe and Remy Vailhe; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her sister, Sandra Patnode.
Services were held. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to St. Peters Lutheran Church, 10301 Coastal Hwy, Ocean City, Md. 21842 or to the American Cancer Society, c/o Gerri Harrison, 337 Winter Quarters Dr., Pocomoke, Md. 21851 or perhaps you may perform an act of kindness in her memory. Arrangements by the Burbage Funeral Home in Berlin.
Elsie Louise Marie Walsh
WANAMASSA, N.J. – Elsie Louise Marie (Allen) Walsh, 94, passed away March 11, 2010 peacefully in her sleep at her daughter's home in Berlin.
She was born in Bayonne, N.J. and lived most of her life in Roselle, N.J. where she was a communicant of Saint Joseph's Church. She then moved to Toms River, N.J. where she resided until moving to Wanamassa, N.J.. She was employed at Saint Elizabeth Hospital until she retired. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She cherished every day and lived her
life to the fullest. She always had a smile on her face, a twinkle in her eye, and a thank you for everything anyone ever did for her.
She was predeceased by her husband, Peter J. Walsh, and her son, Donald M. Walsh. She is survived by her son, Peter J. Walsh and his wife Yvonne of
North Brunswick, N.J.; her daughter, Patricia Addy and her husband Gordon of Berlin; her daughter, Maureen Walsh of Wanamassa, N.J.; her grandchildren, Kimberly Carlson, Koller Walsh, Peter and Danielle Walsh, Jennifer Walsh and Kelly Hallam; her great grandchildren, Brennan Walsh and his mother Catherine, McKenna Carlson and her father Craig, Kyleigh Chase and Ryan Hallam and their father Lance. She is also survived by her two sisters, Maryann Holinda and Joan Knight; several nieces and nephews; and many dear friends.
Services were held. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Arbors of Ocean Pines, 11202 Racetrack Rd., Suite 201, Berlin, Md. 21811 or consider a donation to the charity of your choice in her honor. Arrangements by the Burbage Funeral Home in Berlin.
Donald Vansyckle Walker
BERLIN – Donald Vansyckle Walker, age 82, died Thursday, March 11, 2010 at Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin.
Born in White Pains, N.Y., he was the son of the late Robert Craighead Walker and Dorothy VanderVeer Walker.
Walker had worked as a photographer, he was the owner of the Don Walker Photography Studio. He also worked with Atlantic Research in the development of rocket fuel. He was a member of the VFW and was an avid boating and fishing enthusiast.
He is survived by his three sisters, Anne W. VonSchilgen of Berlin, Virginia W. Pfeifer of Easton and Katherine W. Tenore of Pine Plains, N.Y., and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his brothers, Francis V. Walker and Robert S. Walker.
Services were held. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 3 Church St., Berlin, Md. 21811. Arrangements by the Burbage Funeral Home in Berlin.
Carolyn Ruark
SNOW HILL – Carolyn Ruark, 84, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on March 12, 2010.
She was born Aug. 6, 1925 to Raymond Jones and Lillie May Shirkey.
She retired from Holly Farms and was a foster grandparent.
She is survived by her daughter, Holly Blair; three granddaughters, Tina Gray, Tanya Jones and Brandi Blair; and seven great-grandchildren.
Services were held. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in memory of Carolyn Ruark to Makemie Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Arrangements by Burbage Funeral Home.
Pete Balodimos
BERLIN – Pete Balodimos has died after living from Feb. 17, 1932 to March 14, 2010.
He is survived by his wife, Barbara of 52 years; daughters, Diane Contic, Lisa (Joe) Seminara and Tina (David) Balderson; and three grandsons, David Balderson, Dominic Seminara and Anthony Seminara.
He was a permanent resident of Ocean City since 1989, even though he was a "local" since 1962. He worked and managed the Old Pro Golf course on 23rd Street after his retirement from Giant Food of 37 years.
He will be buried in the D.C. area, from which he is originally from.
William E. Stevens
BERLIN – William "Bill" Edward Stevens age 82, passed peacefully surrounded by his family March 13, 2010.
He was born in Delray, Va. to the late William Edward Stevens and Alelia Houston Stevens.
He is survived by his loving wife of 42 years, Bonnie Stevens, and by his six children, Scottie Stevens Hotell, Craig Stevens, Wes Stevens, Andrew Stevens, Elizabeth Stevens and Matthew Stevens. He adored his five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
He served in the Army Air Corps during the Korean War and was a lifetime member of the VFW post# 8296. He was employed by Bell Atlantic until he retired in 1984 and again from Pel-Bern Electric in 1993. He and Bonnie lived in and loved Ocean City for the last 15 years.
A celebration of his life will be held at the House of Welsh in Fenwick Island, Delaware on Saturday, March 20 at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, a donation in his memory may be made to: Assateague Coastal Trust, 9931 Old Ocean City Blvd., Berlin, Md. 21811.
Arrangements are being handled by the Burbage Funeral Home in Berlin.
Mary C. Snyder
BERLIN – Mary C. Snyder, age 66, died Monday, March 15, 2010 at Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin.
Born in Washington D.C. she was the daughter of the late Charles O. Green and Catherine Judge Green.
She is survived by her husband William H. Snyder, Jr.; a son, Michael Park Snyder; three daughters, Cathleen Yeong Snyder, Kimberly Ann Sekely and her husband Barry, and Dawn Marie Crews; two brothers, Joseph W. Green and his wife Sharon and Robert O. Green and his wife Janice; two grandchildren, Albert J. Crews and Joseph W. Crews; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her sister, Barbara Born.
A funeral service will be held. Interment will be on Friday, March 19 at 1 p.m. at Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Silver Spring, Md. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. John Neumann Scholarship Fund, 11211 Beauchamp Rd., Ocean Pines, Md. 21811 or Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, 383 Main Ave., 5th Floor, Norwalk, Conn. 06851. Arrangements by the Burbage Funeral Home in Berlin.
Christine Marie Sheddy
BERLIN – Born in Dover, Del. on Dec. 22, 1980, Christine Marie Sheddy was taken home to be with the Lord on Nov. 13, 2007.
She was a stay at home mother to her three children, Haylie, Isaac and Zeke. She helped with the family business doing office work and anything else that needed to be done.
She loved music, talking to her friends and being on the computer. She was a free spirit, who gave of herself to anyone that needed her. She was a kind and caring soul. Family and friends meant everything to her and she loved them fiercely.
Sge leaves behind a daughter, Haylie Lynch, and two sons, Isaac and Ezekiel Hall.
She also leaves behind her father, Clair Sheddy; her mother and stepfather, Lynn and Steven Dodenhoff; her sister and brother in law, Jennifer and Paul Knapp; a brother, Jeremy Hunt; maternal grandparents Richard and Margaret Keesser; paternal grandmother Ingeborg A. Sheddy; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews both in England and the United States.
She was preceded in death by her brother, Michael Keesser, as well as George and Lillian Abel of England and her paternal grandfather, James R. Sheddy.
Services will be held at the Milford First Baptist Church on Old Shawnee Road, Milford, Del. on Saturday March 20. Visitation will be from noon until 2 p.m. Burial will be at Barratt's Chapel in Frederica, Del.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests a donation to the Christine Sheddy Memorial Fund at The First National Bank of Wyoming, 7 Commerce Street, Harrington, Del. 19952.
Arrangements by Watson Funeral Home.


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Model: D08 Double Slider-Crank Mechanism
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The double slider-crank linkage has four links joined in a kinematic chain consisting of two revolute joints and two sliding or prismatic joints. In this double slider, one sliding constraint is perpendicular to the other. Such devices can be used to convert a circular motion of the crank into an exact sinusoidal motion of the link moving in the fixed linear constraint. This mechanism is sometimes called a Scotch yoke.
Francis Moon 2004-08-01
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- Reuleaux, Kennedy : Kinematics of Machinery (§72, Figure 243, p. 314, 1876)
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HOUSTON - Human smuggling is a costly crime that can be dangerous for the illegal immigrants and the residents near the homes where they are stashed.
Josh Vega said several of his friends have gone through the dangerous process.
"Sometimes they kill you, sometimes they let you free," he said. "You never know. It's a really high gamble."
Once in the United States, illegal immigrants often end up in drop houses in residential neighborhoods. Neighbors normally can't tell from the outside what is going on inside.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agents said Houston is one of the first stops over the border.
"Houston is uniquely situated to be a hub for human smuggling and trafficking because we are so close to the border," ICE spokesman Sean McElroy said.
ICE agents have busted two drop houses in Houston recently. Officials said unsuspecting neighbors could be caught in the middle of gunfire if one of the illegal immigrants who hasn't paid up tries to make a run for it.
The illegal immigrants are often held against their will.
"Sometimes they remove the aliens' clothes and the illegal aliens are guarded by one to three people," McElroy said.
In some cases, the leaders of the smuggling operation, known as "coyotes," lie to the women in the group and never allow them to have freedom again.
"They're told, for instance, a female coming in may be working as a waitress or dishwasher, but they actually get trafficked. Once they're here, they're basically forced into prostitution," McElroy said.
Being smuggled into the country isn't cheap. To get from Mexico to Houston costs about $3,000. It costs about $8,000 to be smuggled to Houston from Central America.
It costs tens of thousands to be smuggled into the United States from overseas.
"We've seen some transportation organizations that move Chinese nationals and Indian nationals who pay $60,000 to $70,000 per person," McElroy said.
Even with increased border protection and more agents on the ground, the act of smuggling humans to the United States and Houston does not show any signs of slowing down anytime soon.
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SALVADOR, BRAZIL | For a full 90 minutes, Belgium's almost relentless attack added up to nothing in the face of Tim Howard.
Only in extra time was the superb United States goalkeeper finally beaten.
Kevin De Bruyne turned a heroic night for Howard into defeat on Tuesday with an extra-time goal and an assist that gave Belgium a 2-1 victory and a quarterfinal match against Lionel Messi and Argentina.
With three extra-time goals in a thrilling match, De Bruyne and substitute Romelu Lukaku gave Belgium a 2-0 lead before Julian Green of the U.S. closed the gap with 12 minutes to go.
"For my heart, please don't give me too many games like this," said Belgium coach Marc Wilmots.
Belgium's attacks for 90 only highlighted the great performance of the 35-year-old Howard, but his teammates finally wilted in the evening heat once extra time came.
"They were all on their limit," United States coach Jurgen Klinsmann said. "[Howard] had an absolutely amazing match."
Playing the finest game of his career, Howard stopped a dozen shots with his legs and arms to keep the Americans even through regulation and force an additional 30 minutes. He wound up with 16 saves — the most in the World Cup since FIFA started keeping track in 2002.
Three minutes into overtime, Lukaku found space on the right and passed into the center. At first, the ball was poked out before De Bruyne gained possession. Belgium's creative genius still had the energy for a sharp turn, and his low shot missed the yellow foot of Howard and settled inside the post.
Realizing he had finally been beaten, Howard fell back on the grass almost in slow-motion, arms and legs outstretched and eyes staring up into the darkness over the Arena Fonte Nova. The best man of the match turned out to be on the losing side.
"The levee is going to break at some point," said Howard, who plays for Everton in the Premier League.
In the 105th minute, Belgium looked like it had put the game away. De Bruyne launched Lukaku into open space on the left, and the Everton striker beat his club teammate with a drive to the near post.
It wasn't over on a sticky, anxiety-ridden night, however.
The Americans got late hope when Green pulled one back in the 107th minute with a sterling volley on the turn that Thibaut Courtois could only touch before he saw it fly into his net.
Suddenly, Klinsmann started wildly shouting with flailing arms "Come on, come on," and there was a new team on the field.
"It was a game that just went to the extreme," Klinsmann said.
Now, it was the Belgium's turn to be caught flat-footed. With six minutes to go, the Americans almost got the equalizer. A free kick move set Clint Dempsey free in the center with only Courtois to beat. But the Belgium keeper proved he is one of the world's best by spreading his giant body to smother the shot.
"The second extra time was a total turnaround. Suddenly, they had all the energy," De Bruyne said.
With waves of chants of "USA, USA" echoing around the 48,000-seat stadium, the reinvigorated Americans kept searching for a late goal right up until the final whistle.
It never came.
"We just needed a little bit more luck," Klinsmann said.
Belgium had been criticized for its low scoring rate at the World Cup, but it was not for want of trying on Tuesday. The team had 27 shots on Howard, compared to nine for the United States.
Victory came preciously close for the Americans with seconds to go in regulation time when a goalmouth scramble brought the ball to Chris Wondolowski, who skied the ball over from the six-meter line.
When President Barack Obama started watching the game in the second half, all he could see was increasing one-way traffic facing his team. Belgium's Divock Origi hit the bar with a header in the second half, two players totally missed the ball for what would have been a tap-in goal and Howard swatted away ever more balls.
"Now," Wilmots said, "Belgium can celebrate."


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IEDM Set to Stage FinFET vs. FDSOI
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The advance program for the 2013 International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM) has been published. Session 9 on advanced CMOS platforms is likely to be one of the highlights.
In that session, a speaker from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. will provide details on the company's 16nm FinFET CMOS process. This will be immediately followed by a paper on the FDSOI process for the 14nm node. The authors of the FinFET paper all come from TSMC, but the authors of the FDSOI paper come from STMicroelectronics, Soitec, Leti, IBM, Globalfoundries, and Renesas.
IEDM, one of the landmark events of the electronic engineering calendar, bridges academic and commercial research in electron-based devices. This year's meeting takes place Dec. 7-9 at the Washington Hilton Hotel.
The foundry TSMC will soon ramp up the production of 20nm circuits and has released 16nm design information. (See: TSMC Releases 16nm FinFET Design Flows.) A TSMC author will present on the 16nm FinFET process that is optimized for mobile and computing applications. According to the abstract of the paper, the process provides twice the logic density and a performance improvement of more than 35 percent (or a 55 percent reduction in power consumpiton) over TSMC's 28nm HKMG planar bulk CMOS process. The following paper on FDSOI -- far from the only FDSOI paper in the conference -- will give details on devices that have a gate length of 20nm but are intended for nodes labeled 14nm.
Intel, which is just beginning to manufacture 14nm FinFET ICs, will be present in the session but with a paper detailing how it can add embedded DRAM to its older 22nm FinFET process (or tri-gate process, as the company calls it). The paper should explain how Intel has achieved more than 100 microseconds of retention time at 95 degrees C for a gigabit array.
Not to be left out, engineers at Fujitsu Semiconductor Ltd. will present Paper 9.6, which addresses the addition of embedded flash nonvolatile memory to its 55nm CMOS logic process that is enhanced using the Deeply Depleted Channel technology licensed from SuVolta Inc. (See: SuVolta Power-Saving Chip Process Enters Production.)
Intel's more advanced process technology at 14nm and below is not scheduled to be discussed in any paper at the conference, but engineers from Intel will present in Session 4 on modeling tunneling field effect transistors (TFETs) in III-V materials for use in a subthreshold voltage manner at nodes of 9nm and below.
Advanced CMOS platforms is just one strand of many that will be represented at IEDM, which will include 215 presentations in 33 sessions. There will be numerous memory papers covering NAND, ReRAM, CBRAM, ferroelectric, and phase-change approaches. The continued expansion of the significance of electronics means that IEDM has an increased emphasis on analog circuits, MEMS sensors, and displays. Circuits and processes for biosensors and bioMEMS will be covered, along with energy harvesting, power devices, magnetics, and spintronics.
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Press Release: Mission for the Fifth Review Under Turkey's Stand-By Arrangement Concludes Its Visit
June 4, 2003
Press Statement May 30, 2003
Over the past ten days, an IMF mission team headed by Mr. Juha Kähkönen has reviewed progress under Turkey's economic program. The IMF supports the program under a stand-by arrangement covering 2002-04. Of total Fund financing of US$17.5 billion, about US$3 billion remain to be disbursed.
Turkey's near-term economic prospects have improved over the last several weeks. The completion of the fourth program review in April, a rapid end to the war in Iraq, and prospects for up to US$8½ billion in loans from the United States have all helped bolster market confidence, resulting in lower interest rates and a stronger currency. In this more benign environment, the government's macroeconomic targets of 5 percent growth and 20 percent inflation in 2003 remain feasible.
To allow the favorable trends to continue, the government needs to strictly implement its economic program. To reduce Turkey's high debt burden, the government must persist with prudent macroeconomic and reform policies. In this regard, meeting all the program's monetary targets for end-April and passage of direct tax reform legislation in April were welcome steps. However, the fiscal position is under pressure, and structural reform has faced delays in several areas.
The government and the mission have made significant progress on a Letter of Intent for the fifth review. To bring the review to completion, the authorities need to take steps to keep the fiscal program on track, and accelerate key structural reforms. With strong efforts by the authorities, the IMF Executive Board could meet to consider the fifth review before end-June. Completion of the review would trigger a disbursement of about US$500 million.
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CLEVELAND -- Cavaliers coach Byron Scott isn't in the habit of just handing a starting job to a player.
He wants them to earn it.
Such is the case of the starting shooting guard position. He started free-agent acquisition C.J. Miles at the "2" on Monday in the Cavaliers' 91-85 victory over Montepaschi Siena in the preseason opener at Quicken Loans Arena.
Scott doesn't want first-round pick Dion Waiters to think he's owed anything.
Waiters has three weeks until the regular-season opener. That's plenty of time to earn the job. However, Scott said he wouldn't be surprised if the former Syracuse star comes off the bench for the first "10 to 15" games.
Miles doesn't sound like he's ready to give up the position.
"I guess you can look at it as being my job to lose," he said.
Miles fired in 10 points with three rebounds, three assists and three steals in 20 minutes on Monday. The 6-foot-6, 222-pounder made 4 of 5 from the field, 1 of 2 from the 3-point arc.
He has the impression he's being rewarded for his hard work the first week of training camp.
"It has to be," he said. "If I was terrible, I wouldn't be in this position. They watched me put in the hard work."
It would be a minor surprise if Miles secured the starting job. When one gets right down to it, he might be a little better fit in the offense since he's a catch-and-shoot guy. He signed a two-year, $4.5 million deal last Aug. 8.
"We had some long talks over the summer," Miles said. "(Scott) said I'd fit in with my particular skill set. I'm having a ball."
Waiters didn't check into the game until there was 7 minutes, 9 seconds left in the first half. He had nine of his 11 points in the fourth quarter.
"I just felt with C.J. coming in, (he has) a little bit more experience," Scott said. "(He's) a guy who has played in a ton of games. I think he fits in well with what we're doing.
"Like I said before -- and the same thing with Kyrie (Irving) last year -- Dion has to earn that. (It's as) simple as that. He has to earn it."
Irving said he got a kick out of Waiters' first shot, an air ball in the second quarter.
"I told Dion he got his air ball out of the way," Irving said. "He's establishing himself very well."
Scott said he doesn't want the move to be viewed as a demotion to Waiters.
"I think the kid has made some great strides, especially on the defensive end," he said.
Waiters played strictly zone defense in college. The Cavs play mostly man-to-man defense.
Miles might think it's his job to lose, but Scott said it's wide open.
"Right now I'm a little bit more comfortable with C.J. starting," Scott said. "If (Waiters) doesn't start the first 10-15 games of the season, I wouldn't be surprised."
Cavs power forward Samardo Samuels had a team-high 14 points and seven rebounds. He's seeing the benefits of his summer of hard work, as he's slimmed down about 14 pounds.
Point guard Donald Sloan had 13 points, three rebounds, two assists and three steals. Sloan and Miles helped the Cavs turn the game around in the third quarter, as they outscored Siena, 30-24.
The Cavs had just five assists in the first half, as they trailed, 36-33. They dished out 13 assists in the second half, which fueled a 58-49 outburst.
Quick shots
o Irving is seriously interested in posting up this year. He's added 5 pounds this year and wants to unleash his post-up moves on an unsuspecting guard any day now. The play is called "chin post." "I called it 'chin 1' because I know it's for me," Irving said. "I absolutely will call my own number. If I do see a mismatch out there, I'm definitely calling 'chin post.' " Scott joked that Irving likens himself to Hercules with the added weight and strength.
o Tonight's� preseason game vs. Milwaukee in Canton will be televised by Fox Sports Ohio.
o Former Cavs general manager Jim Paxson was in the building scouting the Cavs for Chicago. The two teams play on Friday in Champaign, Ill. The Bulls actually had four members of their scouting staff at the game.


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Red Sox ace Josh Beckett held his annual Beckett Bowl charity bowling tournament on Monday. Since 2007, the Beckett Bowl has raised more than $1 million for Children's Hospital Boston and the Josh Beckett Foundation (Beckett Bowl). Beckett, New England-area celebs and some special guests from the Children's Hospital had a ball at the bowling alley. (Boston Globe)
Giants rookie Brandon Belt, known around the Bay Area as "Baby Giraffe" (San Francisco Chronicle), now has the unique honor of having a newborn giraffe at California's Six Flags Discovery Kingdom officially named after him. (CBS 13 Sacramento)
Mets pitcher Miguel Batista might be known best around Citi Field for his work on the baseball diamond, but his night job isn't bad either. Batista, an accomplished writer, has already published a poetry collection and a crime novel and is in the process of writing his third book tentatively titled, "DNA 18."
"It's about DNA, a project between the government and United Nations that doesn't go as planned, and the people who have to be brought in from the outside to clean it up," explained Batista, who consulted genetics experts, police officers, detectives and FBI specialists in forensics and criminal psychology during his research for the book.
"Baseball became the most important thing when I saw it could become a career, but I have always liked writing," said the veteran pitcher. "I do it when I can, in the offseason, at hotels or at home before and after games. The research I've done to write my books has taught me so much and has allowed me to expand my mind. It's a big part of being alive." (New York Daily News)
Cole Hamels and Ryan Howard stole the show (YouTube) at Phillies teammate Shane Victorino's annual Shane Victorino Foundation All-Star Celebrity Fashion Show benefitting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Philadelphia. (Philadelphia Magazine)
For D-backs pitcher Brad Ziegler, the best part of being on the road is getting to sightsee and appreciate the history of different cities.
"I have a foundation for the troops and their families, and when you go there you get a real sense of sacrifice," said Ziegler of his trip to Arlington National Cemetery during a series against the Nationals. "There are so many tombstones, and everyone is really quiet when they're there, a very quiet and respectful atmosphere. You walk away from it just kind of with chills, and it makes you want to do more because you know there is so much going on that you don't even know about." (The Arizona Republic)
Padres relievers Heath Bell, Anthony Bass, Josh Spence and Erik Hamren brought their bullpen skills to the streets of New York to "put out some fires" (MLB FanCave). On a more serious note, the players also took some time to visit the 29th St. FDNY firehouse in tribute to the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 and the sacrifice of the fire company's Ladder 7 crew.
"The New York firefighters are unbelievable guys out there," remarked Bell. "Putting on all this stuff, you don't really appreciate what they do until you actually put all this gear on, and they run around going up stairs and all that stuff. Much love to the firefighters out there." (MLB.com)
Which Star Wars look is better for R.A. Dickey? Darth Dickious or Obi-Wan Dickey? (Twitter)
Tweet of the Day: "Just left the Texas Childrens Hospital. Those kids are an inspiration to all. Made my day and dang those kids are tough." -- Astros right-hander Bud Norris (@BudNorris20)
Quote of the Day: "I feel like I'm on Mount Everest with no clothes on. That's a terrible idea. At the same time, I'm like, 'I'm going to throw harder. I can throw 160 pitches. Are we done yet?' It's cool." -- C.J. Wilson who has started practicing whole body cryotherapy, a therapeutic process where he steps into a cooling chamber and spends about two minutes in circulating air that drops to a temperature of -290ºF. Yes, 290 degrees below zero! (ESPN Dallas)
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BAM. Silence. That was the sound of your eardrum breaking because you had your headphones up too loud when you threw on Break Science. The Brooklyn based duo comprises two producers — Adam Deitch and Borahm Lee — who have spent the better parts of their respective careers blasting savage electronica and producing for veteran East Coast acts such as Wu-Tang Clan, among others. Ever been to one of those shows where you're blinded by glow sticks, your body won't stop buzzing because the bass is so loud, and you come out so sweaty on the other side you'd think someone threw you into a bucket of saltwater? No? Well now's your chance. Just don't stand too close to the speakers; you might end up needing ear surgery.
Break Science and Michal Menert play 9pm, Wednesday, Oct. 10, at WOW Hall; $13 adv., $15 door.


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Fails Of The Week: Gucci Mane, DMX, Chief Keef And More
Sept. 8 – Sept. 13, 2013: While Beyoncé and Jay-Z were vacationing in parts of Spain that we'd never heard of, these famous figures sailed on a wave of failure. Click through for the biggest celebrity fails of the week.
Who: Gucci Mane
Fail: A crazy Twitter rant
Redemption: Following a strange rant during which he "called out" peers like Nicki Minaj, Wacka Flocka Flame and Rocko, the Atlanta rapper deaded his Twitter account (@gucci1017) and claimed that he got hacked. But Guwop had everyone, including the publishers of Webster's Dictionary, scratching our heads. Hopefully, he's getting help.


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He was born to Al and Julie Coffron in Tulsa, Okla. He grew up in Palo Alto with three brothers, graduated from Cubberley High School, served four years in the U.S. Marine Corps, and graduated from the University of California Santa Cruz.
He lived in the Chico area for the past 24 years. He worked for Child Protective Services in Butte County and Tehama County for 18 years. Following his passion for construction he pursued real estate development.
He enjoyed traveling, good food, museums, theater, classic movies and books, and spending time with his family and friends.
He is survived by his wife of 21 years, Karen Coffron of Chico; his mother, Julie Coffron of Chico; his brothers, Jim Coffron (Katty) of Atascadero and Wayne Coffron (Marilyn) of Linden, Va.; uncle, Bill Coffron (Ritva) of Colorado; his children, Tammy Coffron Nurisso (Fred) of Redwood City, Brock Coffron (Lynn) of Stevensville, Mont., Beau Coffron (Linnea) of Fremont, Rob Coffron of Petaluma, Daniel and Alex Coffron of Chico. He is also survived by grandchildren, Matthew, Ariana and Bradley Nurisso, Colby and Chase Coffron, Abigail and Zachary Coffron, and numerous nieces and nephews. His father, Al Coffron, and brother, John Coffron, predeceased him.
A memorial service will be held July 15 at 3 p.m. at the Bidwell Presbyterian Church, Chico.
Heinz Furthmayr
Heinz Furthmayr, an emeritus professor of pathology at the Stanford University School of Medicine, died of a heart attack May 1 while on a trek in Nepal, two days before his 71st birthday.
His early work examined the basic chemical and biological properties of cell membranes and interstitial tissues and their relationship to medical problems, which more recently included Marfan syndrome and other microfibrillar disorders. He published more than 120 scientific articles. He was elected to membership in the Pluto Club, an organization of experimental pathologists working at universities in the United States.
He often collaborated with Uta Francke, professor emeritus of genetics and pediatrics and his wife of 25 years.
He was a pilot, as is his wife, and the two of them traveled the world. They went on safari in Africa, learned Spanish in Central and South America, and watched penguins being born in Antarctica. He also ventured on his own, taking overland trips through Europe and Asia and climbing Mount Kilimanjaro twice.
He was born in Linz, Austria, in 1941 and grew up in the nearby village of Ansfelden. His father was a baker who owned his own bakery and his mother had a general store in the village. He earned his doctorate at the University of Vienna Medical School. He completed his clinical pathology internship at Hanusch Hospital in Vienna and his medical residency at the Hospital of Mistelbach, Austria.
He came to the United States in 1972 as a postdoctoral scholar studying red-cell membranes in the lab at Yale School of Medicine, becoming a faculty member in the Department of Pathology there in 1976.
He and his wife met in Colorado over mutual interests in science and skiing. They married in 1986 near the top of Mount Tamalpais. His appointment at Stanford began in 1989. He retired in 2005, and had since spent five months a year traveling.
He is survived by his wife, Francke, of Los Altos Hills, Calif.; three sisters, four brothers, his mother, and numerous nieces and nephews, all in Austria or Germany, as well as his two godchildren in Palo Alto.
Jeannie Pasturel
Jeannie Heidel Pasturel, daughter of Agnes Waters of Palo Alto, died at her home in Oregon on April 21 after a battle with breast cancer. She was 49.
She was surrounded by her husband of 25 years, Patrice Knut, her daughters, Gabrielle Rose and Caitlin Heather, and Patrice's parents, Marc and Ragni Pasturel.
She grew up in Palo Alto, graduating from Palo Alto High School in 1981. Her love of animals, especially horses, led to a degree in animal science equine husbandry from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, in 1986.
She and her husband met during their junior year in high school and were married in 1987. They moved to Oregon two years later to buy a farm where she could breed, train, show and care for horses.
She trained or bred the champion and/or reserve-champion Friesian mare six consecutive years. An advocate for horse health and a leader in the protection of U.S. horses against a communicable breeding disease, she established one of the first USDA approved quarantine facilities on the West Coast.
To advance research for a cure, contributions in her honor may be made to Hope Rugo, M.D., UCSF, Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center, 1600 Divisidero St., 2nd floor, San Francisco, CA 94115.
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Do the Knicks have any complete players? Not that you have to do everything to be succesfull. But The knicks seem to lack anyone with out substantial holes in there game. From injury prone to inconsistence, No defense and only defense. The knicks could have some trouble.
Curry good post up offense, no short jumper. If he developes this teams will have to come away from the rim to guard him, and his quick feet can blow by them. and forget defense. Some stamina issues, he improved last year.
Lee He plays good D, makes mistakes here and there, rebounding machine. Has limited offensive skills. runs the floor well. High energy player.
Marbury can handle the rock, can shoot, can drive, no real offensive hole, and plays good defense. Probably best all around player on knicks, his only weakness is getting his team involved, which he's made strides in recent years.
Crawford Not sure where to start, he also has decent all around talent, but unfortunately not good or great at much. he's not a good passer or ball handler(to many turnovers, to have rock so much, better handle than most sg, not consistent with the decisions though) he's not a good shooter(low FG% and 3pt FG%) his defense is okay. killer crossover is his best feature. He does come up big sometimes and is exciting to watch, but exciting doesn't always equal wins. He's not really good at anything enough to make him valuable. To inconsistent. See many many post on this!
Q-rich He's Got a good shot, he's got good defense, rebounds, can't really beat his man off the dribble. but can cut and slash. Can post up as well. Has decent all around game, but is injury prone. Hurt back is a big problem in his game.
Jerome James What can i say about jerome james? he's fat, plays good d but eats to much, no stamina, no offense, horrible signning.
Jarred Jefferies Does he play on the knicks? No offense sub-par d? all around clown, terrible signing. Has potential to turn it around, but does he have the desire?
Nate robison Surprisingly not so bad d-fense, not that great either, but not bad and his offense is pretty well rounded, he won't be posting anyone up. and he'll get posted. But he's quick, decent bench player. Nice outside shot. Lacks size, but has ups and quickness.
Renaldo balkman Great energy player, great hustle(one of my favorites) he rebounds on offense and defense, runs the floor well, good defense. Reminds me of the humpty dance song. Digital underground, humpty hump? Never see a lack of effort from this guy, can develope into whatever he wants, he just currently has no shot, he can develope, his offense needs to improve.
Malik rose He's a hustle player, rebounds plays good D, Professional, okay short range shot, not really much on the offense. Kinda just takes up space. Which is good on defense, no so good on offense.
Mardy collins had his share of rookie mistakes and had his share of decent moments. Didn't play enough for me to get a good idea on. He started out terrible, but played strong at end of season. TO inconsistent and not enough to judge on. Good defense. Offense was so so, for a rookie, with no play time. He could be a good all around player this year. it's unknown. Plus you can say that about anyone. Young and inexperienced.
Randolph Morris Not much to say about him either, played few times last year, didn't do much of anything. He had decent summer league, but that doesn't translate to NBA level ball. This is what I hear about him, good defense, solid rebounder but not much offense. Some say his points all came from tip ins and put backs. He's young and inexerienced.
Nichols and chandler Two rookies, haven't seen them play, nichols from what i hear has a good outside shot, something the knicks really need. We'll see how it goes. Chandler needs to work on his offense. I'm sure both of them will be typical inconsistent rookies who don't play to much. They have a lot to learn.
Dickau and jones both players showed signs of good play, dickau has been hurt, and jones, just has been getting shipped around. Not really much use on knicks, who have a ton of guards already. Don't really know much about them. Dickau, may be useful at pointguard, jones? not really sure what he brings. Dickaus outside shooting maybe a welcome addition, no idea about his d or handle or really anything.
Zach randolph I am excited about his offense, post up, short to mid range jumper. Rebounds well, something that eddy curry needs help with, but i hear that he's not so good on defense? something eddy curry needs help with. we'll see.
I know you don't have to be great at everything to have a succesful career. But teams have to be good at everything, and it's individuals need to compliment each other. Like eddy currys lack of d isn't helped by randolphs lack of D. Jarred jefferies lack of everything doesn't help anyone. The lack of quality outside shot hurts knicks. Injuries. The knicks need to build on defense and thats a hole most of these players have. Center not being good at defense, that needs to improve. SG/PG chucking(crawford), needs to be curbed. Let true point handle the rock. Let true shooters shoot, He should warm bench, give others a chance, and supply excitment and scoring off bench or for another team.


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Assembly Panel Considers Gay Marriage Bill [AUDIO]
Democrats call their bill to legalize same-sex marriage a civil rights issue that must be taken up by the legislature. Governor Chris Christie says emphatically that he'll veto the measure if it passes.
It's an apparent exercise in futility, but an Assembly committee will consider the legislation today.
The Assembly Judiciary Committee will meet at 10am this morning to consider the bill. The Marriage Equality and Religious Exemption Act (A-1) would eliminate the civil unions that have been in place since 2007. It would also provide that no clergy of any religion authorized to solemnize marriage nor religious society, institution or organization in the state would be required to conduct any marriage in violation of their free exercise of religion.
"My position is really clear the same way theirs (Democrats) is and my position is no less valid than theirs," says Christie. "Their position is they want it. My position is I don't and so if they pass it I will veto it…….My view on it is we have an honest difference of opinion on this issue, but that's honest an difference of opinion that's existed since I ran for Governor. I was asked about this then. I made very clear what my position was and I've kept my position very clear throughout."
"The creation of civil unions has produced a separate-but-equal system, and as we know from our history classes, separate-but-equal is as unconstitutional as it is inherently unequal," says bill sponsor Assembly Reed Gusciora. "This law would make a significant difference in providing equality to same-sex New Jersey couples and their children."
It remains unclear if the necessary 41 votes for passage in the full Assembly are even there. Christie says if the legislature wants to pass the bill they can go ahead and do that, "and I'll perform my constitutional duty as I see fit and we all know what I'm going to do."
Last week, a bill to legalize same-sex marriage in the Garden State was approved by the State Senate Judiciary panel setting the stage for a vote in the full Upper House this month.
State Senate President Steve Sweeney is one of the bill's sponsors. He says, "It will be voted on in the very first meeting that we (the full Senate) have in February."
Many are concerned that there are not the needed 21 votes to pass the bill in the Upper House, but Sweeney's worried, "As the Senate President I can tell it is going to pass."
In his testimony before the commitee, Sweeney said, "For those who haven't made up their mind or who are leaning towards voting no, I ask you, please take a closer look. What we are trying to accomplish is solely a matter of basic civil rights. Nothing more, nothing less. How would you feel if your government told you you couldn't marry the person you loved because of who you chose to love? We are past that time in our history…or at least we should be."
Jenny Stanbro was among those opposed to the legislation in the packed committee room. She says she's been married to her husband for 37 years. She has 6 kids and 8 grandchildren. Stanbro had never testified on a bill before yesterday when she said, "I've always trusted and expected that my government, both parties, would support something so basic to a civilized society as that of marriage between one man and one woman."
Townsquare Media News first reported that legalizing gay marriage in New Jersey is a top priority and it will be put on the fast-track in 2012. Leading Democratic lawmakers made it official with a press conference earlier this month.
Gusciora said when formally introducing the bill he co-sponsors, "Now more than ever we have broad support particularly from the State Senate President, Steve Sweeney and the (Assembly) Speaker Sheila Oliver…..In the end, it shouldn't be a political issue. This is a recognition that same-sex couples have the same right to legal recognition of marriage as heterosexuals."
Designating the same-sex marriage legislation as S-1 has real significance because it sends the message that the measure is the top issue. The co-sponsors are Senate Democratic Leader Loretta Weinberg, State Senator Ray Lesniak and State Senate President Steve Sweeney. Sweeney wants, "to right a wrong." Gusciora's bill is designated A-1.
A little over two years ago, a gay marriage bill failed in the Upper House. Then-Majority Leader Sweeney did not cast a vote at all. He has since said publicly, "That was the biggest mistake I've ever made in government and I couldn't live with myself after that."
Garden State Equality chairman and CEO, Steven Goldstein says, "We are simply elated that Senate President Steve Sweeney is not only a supporter of marriage equality now, he's leading the way on the new marriage equality bill."
Democrats say that in 2009 and 2010 they failed because they didn't frame their argument well enough. They insist that this time around they will explain that same-sex marriage is a civil rights issue, not a political issue or a religious issue. Then-Governor Jon Corzine said he would've signed the bill into law if the legislature would've passed it.
Governor Chris Christie is on record saying he's, "not a fan" of same-sex marriage and he wouldn't support it. Sweeney says, "We're not asking for the Governor's permission and we're not backing down or backing off." He's hopeful Christie will read the bill and understand it as a civil rights issue and feels if that happens he would see it makes no sense for him to block it.
"We think it has enough votes to pass," says Goldstein. "Do we think the Governor will veto it? Of course the Governor is going to veto it, but let's take one step at a time….For right now we're looking to pass the bill and when that happens that in itself will be tremendous progress to the marriage equality movement in New Jersey."
Christie campaigned last month in New Hampshire for GOP Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney who openly opposes gay marriage, but supports 'partnership agreements.' The New Hampshire legislature is expected to vote soon whether to repeal a 2009 gay marriage law. Romney recently told a voter there that he supports the repeal effort. "I believe marriage is between a man and a woman," he told the voter, who turned out to be a gay veteran.
Gusciora says, "There's a commitment from leadership of both houses to move this early, get this out of the way and continue on with job creating measures in the state."
Confidence is high within the Democratic Party that there are enough votes to pass the legislation in both houses possibly with bi-partisan support. They hope Republican members will support the bill because they claim (but cannot confirm) that nationally, not one legislator has ever lost a seat after voting "yes" for same-sex marriage.
The proposed measure is permissive in that it doesn't require churches to perform gay weddings if they are opposed to them. They would not be required to rent out their facilities for such events either.
If the measure passes the legislature and Christie does veto it, it would take 27 Senators and 54 Assembly members to override that veto. That means 3 GOP Senators and 5 GOP Assembly members would have to defy the Republican Governor. Democrats claim to believe that's not impossible.
New York, Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont are the only six states that currently allow same-sex marriage. It's also legal in the District of Columbia.
A member of the Garden State's congressional delegation is also tackling the issue at the federal level.
"When the civil right of marriage equality is fully recognized here in New Jersey, New Jersey's star will shine a little brighter," says Representative Rush Holt. "I say, 'when' not 'if.' This is going to happen. The sooner it happens the sooner we will sweep away this inequality."
Holt explains what needs to be done by him and his like-minded colleagues in Washington to ensure every state doesn't have to go through the legislative process. He says, "We have to clear away the so-called 'Defense of Marriage Act,' so that marriages will be recognized from state to state to state."
A statewide poll released late last week revealed that a majority of Garden state residents support the Marriage Equality bill.
Mickey Carroll, the Director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute says gay marriage wins heavy support. He explains, "52 to 42- the first time it's ever gone over the halfway mark, and up from a negative – last time Quinnipiac did it- 46 to- 49 – in November…however the demographic divisions on the question are quite substantial."
Carroll says, "Republicans – they're opposed – 59 to 35 – Democrats are for it – 62 to 33…also, men- yeah, 49 to 44, they're for gay marriage – women – heavily – 55 to 40 …and when it comes to the question of supporting gay marriage, whites and blacks – white voters for it – 55 to 39 – black voters against it – 51 to 45."
He points out that, "A lot of supporters say is this a civil rights issue – but black voters apparently think that it's a moral issue."
Carroll adds, "When we ask people who go regularly – weekly – to some sort of religious service – 58 to 36 – they oppose gay marriage…people who don't go regularly- 61 to 33- they're in favor."
He says, "Being against it is like being against the sun coming up in the east – the numbers are for it – and if you're against it – perfectly fine moral decision if you feel like it – the Quinnipiac numbers say that you're on the losing side…it's a big issue in New Jersey – the democrats are going to make it a big issue- Governor Christie is being a little bit more ambiguous than the past -we'll see what happens."
On related issues, New Jersey voter opinions are 65 – 32 percent that same-sex marriage is not a threat to traditional marriage; 53 – 45 percent that denying same-sex marriage is discrimination; 69 – 26 percent support for New Jersey's same-sex civil union law; 66 – 29 percent support allowing same-sex couples to adopt children.


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EAST students from Dardanelle High School taking part in the conference were Tevin Barker and Austin Thomas (team leaders), Adrean Tucker (coordinator), Jesse Gaspard, Qassye Hall, Makayla Moore, Tyler Visathep, and Miranda Wilks. These eight students along with EAST facilitator, Sandy Williams, joined with EAST programs from schools in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Louisiana. EAST programs that received The Founder's Awards of Excellence at the conference were Greenbriar High School (Award of Excellence in Project Sophistication), and Harrisburg Middle School (Award of Excellence in Student Growth). EAST at Har-Bar won the Overall Timothy R. Stephenson's Founder's Award.
Marcia Lawrence, Dardanelle High School principal said of our EAST program: "It is hard to say what EAST means to Dardanelle High School because it is such an integral part of the fabric of our school (one which, by the way, has been chosen six years straight as one of the nation's best by U.S. News). EAST is a premier reason for our excellent standing in the state, for our high test scores, and for the culture that is making us successful. I find that my admiration and appreciation of the project is rather boundless. It is one of the best programs in our school---and we have many good programs. The program inspires us, leads us, and supports us." Pam Stille, DHS Yearbook sponsor and teacher said of the program: "EAST students have opportunities that no one other class offers. These students have to meet deadlines, can be self-starters, use their own strengths and imaginations to solve problems, meet with adults in situations where the student is often the teacher, and, perhaps most importantly, EAST students create products. It is a rare situation when a student can hold in his or her hand the actual results of study...not a test score but an actual product." DHS English teacher, Mashella Wade mentioned: "EAST is the heart and soul of our school, as well as its social conscience. I honestly cannot think of a single element in our day that EAST hasn't had an impact on, whether it be service to students, faculty, or community. We are a high achieving school, and EAST is vital to our success!" Mayor Carolyn McGee said of our EAST program: "The Dardanelle City Council encourages the EAST students to bring new ideas and solutions to their attention and encourage future programs for their approval. We are grateful for our EAST program and their work with the City of Dardanelle."
Austin Thomas said of his conference experience: "Attending EAST Conference to me meant meeting new people, observing the great things other EAST programs have done in their communities and having fun in the various competitions that take place. I am proud I was with our team when we won one of the conference's most prestigious awards." Qassye Hall was proud to represent EAST at Dardanelle High School. She said that "EAST is something that I will take with me after high school. Working on conference, I got to experience the reaction from others on how well our EAST program is able to change our community through our work." Tevin Barker commented …"attending EAST Conference brought a higher level of appreciation for our program." He is "proud of the support we receive from our community as it further encourages us to problem solve to change the world as we know it."
"This year has been an exciting year for our students in the EAST program and truly a motivating time at conference earning the honor of the Award of Excellence for community involvement. Our students represented our program and our school very well. I am so very proud of each and every one on the conference team as well as those students who are in EAST," said Sandy Williams, EAST Facilitator. "In EAST, our students are exposed to the real world and are solving real world problems with their project work. In addition, because of the nature of this program, our kids will leave high school with the workplace skills to be successful in the workplace and post-secondary education. I wish to thank the administration and the school board for the ultimate support provided to our EAST students through this program. To our all of our community partners, parents, and DHS faculty, thank you for joining with our students to help them learn to achieve in extraordinary ways."
EAST® is an educational model that provides new ways of learning for modern students. EAST® focuses on student-driven service projects accomplished with teamwork and cutting-edge technology. EAST® schools are equipped with classrooms containing state-of-the-art workstations, servers, software and accessories. Students identify problems in their local communities and then find ways to use these tools to develop solutions through teamwork and meeting challenges. For more information on the EAST Initiative, including details on training methods, history, industry partners, and the recognition the programs have received, please visit the introductory site http://www.eastinitiative.org/
The EAST at Dardanelle High School program was implemented during the 2002-03 school year, and during the last ten years, has provided the project-based learning environment to approximately 700 students. For more information about EAST at DHS, please visit this site: http://dardanelle.k12.ar.us/EAST/index.htm


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The dirty secret about boating is that, once you own a boat, you need a lot of stuff. And, because it is for a boat, all of it is expensive. Bill Leach and his dog, Schooner, could become your new best friends.
The dirty secret about boating is that, once you own a boat, you need a lot of stuff.
You need dock lines and fenders, charts, life jackets, cleats, bow lines, stern lines, spring lines and ladders.
You need paint, polish, brushes, buckets, soap that won't pollute the water and tools that won't rust in two months' time.
And, because it is for a boat, all of it is expensive.
Bill Leach and his dog, Schooner, could become your new best friends.
Leach is the manager of Marine Consignment, 75 Ferry St., in a complex that shares a parking lot with the Tipsy Toboggan.
It is the sister store to Marine Consignment of Wickford, R.I., the store that every frugal boat owner in Southern New England knows well.
The Fall River store will offer everything the Wickford store has offered for the past 19 years, Leach said.
"We have everything from anchors to zincs," Leach said. "If we don't have it, we can probably find it for you."
The store opened in the fall of last year. Michael Lund, who owns Borden Light Marina and the Tipsy Toboggan, approached Sam Angelini, the owner Wickford Marine, to see if he wanted to expand into Fall River.
"Mike made it really attractive for us," Angelini said. "We got a good space for a reasonable rate.
"Plus, we are really happy to be in Fall River. We really see a rejuvenation of the waterfront. It really feels like it is ready to take off."
The company has stores in North Kingstown, R.I., Mystic, Conn., and now Fall River. They take in goods on consignment and sell them for about half the retail price, Leach said. The seller gets 60 percent of the proceeds of the sale.
On a gray June day, Leach spent much of his morning answering the phone, telling customers they did have rollers for trailers, half-inch nylon braided rope and an inflatable dingy for sale. Customers came and went, most walking each aisle as though the were in a grocery store, picking up small items and smiling as they paid.
"Anything that people lose is popular," Leach said. "Anchors, boat poles, fenders — we sell a lot of those.
"People don't have a problem buying a used anchor. As soon as you put an anchor in the water, it looks used anyway, so people are happy to get it for a good price."
There were two cannons at the front of the store — props from the boat HMS Providence, which appeared in the movie "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" starring Johnny Depp.
The cannons, which can be used to make noise but not fire a shot, are set up under a large wooden steering wheel and a 2-foot model of a whaling ship.
"We deal in anything to do with the water, whether it is water skiing, fishing or diving," Leach said. "Our business goes where there is water.
"In the winter, most of our business is in the Islands. The Internet keeps us alive."
Business has been good in Fall River since he opened, Leach said. It has been so good, he has not yet had time to teach Schooner, a bichon frise, the names of some of the goods on sale in the store.
"I used to be able to tell Schooner to take a customer to the anchors and he would jump and run to the anchor stand," Leach said. "I haven't had time to teach him that yet here."
For more information, go to the store website at marineconsignment.com, or call at 508-617-9392.
"People who are thinking about buying a boat should come in and look around," Leach said. "People worry about the cost of owning a boat. We can help them with that. We do our best to keep boating affordable."
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