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WS420 tuning question with bluetooth
I'm not super-knowledgeable in the audio world, but I do love a great sounding system, so hopefully this isn't too dumb of a question. My dealer installed my entire system a couple of years ago, including a WS420, and it has sounded really good, but I have always had the "hiss". After reading through the WS420 tuning instructions on the WS site, they had the gains on my amps way too high, almost maxed out...
Typically, I play my iphone directly through the aux on the EQ, but I want to take advantage of the mute button on my remote, so I bought a bluetooth puck to plug into the aux of my HU. I never listen to CD's anymore, but I tuned today using a CD as the WS420 manual suggests. Doing this worked great, and the gains on my amps are way lower, and no more "hiss", and the sound is fantastic.
However, using the same setting with the bluetooth puck and my iphone, it's not nearly as loud. I can crank the volume all the way, and it's not loud enough. Is this expected just due to the quality of the connection? Or should the volume (not necessarily the quality) be the same as a CD?
Since I never listen to CDs, should I be tuning the gains based on my bluetooth connection, and bypass tuning with a CD?'13 Mobius LSV
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You are tuned correctly, the lack of volume is a result of streaming BT. Its such a low quality signal. First thing I would do is check to see if your head-unit has an AUX sensitivity adjustment. If it does, make sure its at at least half way up or better. Too high and you may notice a drop in sound quality, too low and the output is low as you are experiencing.
WS420 tuning question with bluetooth
Thanks. So if I'm set on using an iPhone, is the best method to plug into the HU's aux with a connection from the charging port of the phone? Not ideal since I'd have to keep the phone in the glove box but if that's the best quality then it's worth it.
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In terms of sound quality and signal strength, BT is the lowest, 3.5MM head-phone is next up. Using the MP3's data port to RCA is a little better, btu not quite as good as USB or data port.
WS420 tuning question with bluetooth
My current cruddy HU doesn't have data or USB port, but it has a connection on the back for a CD changer. If I get a cable that connects the iPhone data port to the CD changer port, where does this fall in the quality order listed above? Hoping not to change my HU if possible.
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An iphone/ipod has a weak output period. The headset out isn't particularly clean and is intended for an earbud or headset with a much lower impedance than a head unit or EQ RCA or 3.5mm input. The preout coming from the multipin port is much cleaner but still very low in voltage. Then you have the loss from the Bluetooth module as decribed by Mike.
Try a JL Audio 2-channel line driver between the Bluetooth module output and the HU Aux input. It has a gain control that you can place anywhere without extending the signal path.


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NFL analyst: Jason Garrett 'clearly' still wants to call plays
NFl.com writer Albert Breer joined Elf & Slater on 105.3 The Fan. Here are some highlights:
On why the Cowboys haven't announced a play caller:
"I think that's clearly an issue. You completely change who you are defensively in a matter of a few days. You turned over your entire defensive coaching staff. On the offensive side where you didn't have that kind of turnover, you had some coaching changes but not a ton, you still don't have it figured out and you might not have it figured out till August. I really think Jason has been put in a tough situation here because he has to project strength and control in a situation where it looks like a lot of decision that were made were out of his control. I think one thing you can take away from it clearly is that he wants to call plays. It sounds like he still wants to do that. He still feels like that's his strength. We'll see how it plays out over the course of the next few months. I think it would have been hard for him to get up there and project that kind of strength and control over the organization if he had to say he was ceding play calling to Bill Callahan. That's probably part of the reason they chose not to do it in this form."
On why is it important that the Cowboys clarify who the play caller is:
"I think it's an accountability issue as much as anything else. It's unfortunate that you get to these situations where you have to point fingers when there is a coaching staff that is going to be working for their jobs over a year's time. There has got to be accountability for whose doing what… I just think it would have been less than an issue if they would have clarified this now and maybe they don't know."

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The adventures in Garden Grove only begin with the wild rides at world-famous Disneyland in nearby Anaheim. Newport, Laguna, and Seal beaches, with their deep blue-green waters, steady winds, and soft sands, warmly welcome surfers, kite-boarders, and tranquil sunbathers alike. And Anaheim Stadium––home to Major League Baseball's Anaheim Angels––and the Honda Center––home to the National Hockey League's Anaheim Ducks––are only a few short miles from our hotels in Garden Grove.
Peruse the endless array of surf shops that line Huntington Beach, seek out boutiques at Newport Beach's Fashion Island, or bargain shop at the Block of Orange Outlets in Orange. Garden Grove accommodations are near a number of museums, such as the Orange County Museum of Art, the Stanley Ranch Museum, once owned by Walt Disney, the International Surfing Museum, and the Orange County Natural History Museum.
After a day of sightseeing, it's almost a guarantee that you'll want something delicious to eat. For that, there are myriad cuisine choices at the Anaheim Garden Walk; for a true Orange County experience, have some of Mrs. Knott's traditional fried chicken and boysenberry pie at Knott's Berry Farm, an easy jaunt from our Garden Grove hotels.


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Just had one of those great (but nightmare) days near Madrid when I found loads of butterflies I'd not previously photographed. I believe I identified 9 species new to me but what a struggle! My guide (Haatela, Saarinen, Ojalainen, Aarnio, dated 2011, purchased in the NHM bookshop) posed several difficulties. Here's one such.
I finally decided it had to be a male Scarce Copper (Lycaena virgaureae) after a lot of head scratching. To start with I thought an out-of-range Large Copper because of the strong cell line on the Fw and slender line on the Hw. My guide says of the Scarce Copper "Fw cell black streak weak or missing" which hardly describes this specimen. The other 6 spots on the forewing did not help as these are not mentioned for either. I only finally decided on the species after finding other photos like mine on the Internet identified as Scarce Copper (unreliable, I know) and after deciding that some of my underwing shots that could have been Large Copper were in fact Purple Shot Copper. But I'm only 90% happy with this.
I know things change quickly. Last year I positively identified some Geranium Bronzes (which my wife assures me she had had to spray for in 2010 also) which based on my guide were 400 km out of range.
So, how quickly do these guides become seriously out of date? Can anyone tell me?
I agree the world moves on a number of recent books less than 5 years old show ancient Genus in many insects the Geranium Bronze was unknown less than 15 years ago its range is now European wide its confusing and hard to keep up


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PHILADELPHIA – The Penn baseball team and W. Joseph Blood Head Coach of Baseball John Cole released the 2013 schedule on Monday. The Quakers will take on squads from seven leagues up and down the East Coast in non-conference play, plus the always-grueling Ivy League schedule. Of the 43 games on the docket, Penn will host 16 of them at Meiklejohn Stadium.
For the first time since the 2005 season, Penn will eschew an early-season trip to Florida, instead staying slightly closer to home as the Quakers embark on a spring break trip that will take the team through Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. A four-game trip to William & Mary opens the season from March 1-3, with a twinbill being contested on the middle day of the series. The Tribe is coming off a 26-win campaign in 2012 but will be without last season's CAA Pitcher of the Year Matt Davenport, who graduated and was drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the MLB First-Year Player Draft.
Following a travel day, Penn will settle in for a pair of games on Tobacco Road, facing Duke on March 5-6. The Blue Devils finished sixth in the ACC's Coastal Division in 2012, and will have to deal with the loss of pitcher Marcus Stroman, a first-round selection of the Toronto Blue Jays this summer.
The spring trip concludes March 8-10 with three games against the Winthrop Eagles. The Big South member finished 10th in the league a year ago, but looks to rebuild with a highly-touted recruiting class.
Although not officially a part of the spring break trip, Penn has one final road contest before hosting its home opener. The Red and Blue will play a mid-week contest at Towson on March 13. The Tigers finished in a fifth-place tie in the CAA last season and had two returning members of the team named second-team All-CAA.
The home portion of the 2013 schedule gets underway on March 16 when Penn welcomes in George Washington for a split home-and-home series. The Quakers host GW in a doubleheader beginning at 12 p.m., then return the trip to the Colonials' Arlington, Va.-based ballpark for a doubleheader on March 17.
The Quakers get their first taste of Big 5 action when they welcome in the Villanova Wildcats for a 3 p.m. game on March 20. Penn downed the Wildcats twice last season, including an 11-4 win in a Liberty Bell Classic quarterfinal matchup.
The next weekend will once again see Penn engaged in a home-and-home battle, this time with the Lafayette Leopards. The Quakers travel upstate for two games on March 23, then come back to "The Meik" for a 12 p.m. doubleheader on March 24.
The final tune-up before conference play begins is a March 26 road date against a yet-to-be-determined opponent in the Liberty Bell Classic quarterfinals. Comprised of all the Big 5 schools, as well as Delaware, Lafayette and Lehigh, the Liberty Bell Classic guarantees all eight teams at least two games, with the winners of the quarterfinal and semifinal tilts clinching a spot in the championship game played at Citizens Bank Park. Penn made its first-ever appearance in the title game a year ago after defeating Villanova and La Salle.
Ivy League play begins on the final weekend of March, with the Quakers taking on a pair of opponents from the Red Rolfe Division. Harvard is up first for Penn, dropping in for a doubleheader on March 30. The next day, five-time defending Rolfe Division champion Dartmouth will make its way to Philadelphia. The Big Green has twice been an NCAA Tournament participant in that span. Every league doubleheader is scheduled for a 12 p.m. first pitch.
On April 10, the Quakers will head to La Salle for a 3 p.m. meeting with the Explorers. The two teams split a pair of games last season that featured offensive fireworks on both sides, Penn winning 9-4 before La Salle answered back with an 11-4 victory.
Penn will turn its focus to the Lou Gehrig Division on the weekend of April 13-14 when Princeton makes the short trip to Philadelphia for a four-game set. The Tigers nearly completed a miraculous recovery to defeat Cornell in the division race last season but settled for second as the Big Red were able to hold them off on the final day of the regular season.
The non-conference season is scheduled to conclude on April 17 when the Red and Blue travel to Lehigh. With both teams taking part in the Liberty Bell Classic, this game could be rescheduled or cancelled if either team advances to Citizens Bank Park.
The regular season concludes on the weekend of April 26-27 when Columbia and Penn meet for one last home-and-home series. The Quakers travel to New York City on April 26 before returning to the friendly confines of Meiklejohn Stadium for Senior Day on April 27.
Penn will go on the road in Ivy League play to meet Yale (April 6) and Brown (April 7), as well as a four-game set with Cornell (April 20-21).
Senior outfielder Ryan Deitrich (second-team All-Ivy in 2012) and sophomore catcher Austin Bossart (honorable mention All-Ivy) figure to anchor this year's Penn squad, which finished with 17 wins a year ago. The addition of a nine-man recruiting class will also figure into Cole's plans, as the Quakers have just three seniors and nine upperclassmen on the roster.


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You're outnumbered 2:6. Really its more like 2:∞ when Chuck gets here.
You're outnumbered 2:6. Really its more like 2:∞ when Chuck gets here.
I really dislike watching Bayless. I cringe when he brings up the ball and he's the only player on this team that actually provokes me to yell at the TV. When he went out with the injury it was almost like he was never there to begin with....
Surprised Bargs only has two votes.
Ed didn't get one vote for favorite Raptor.
This was hard, but I voted Forbes, just because he thanked God first after his only good game.
BTW, anyone who voted Kleiza...he's taking numbers and he will find you.
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Its gotta be Bayless. Thats not to say hes the lowest potential (in fact he probably has more potential than half the team) .. but there is nothing more frustrating than having him jack up three with 22 left on the stock clock possession after possession.
On the flip side (and Ive said it many times on here) .. there is no raptor who Id rather have with the ball when we are down 20 and need to make a run. When he gets it going he can be a big part of 10-0 runs like no one's business ..
Jerryd Bayless is the next billups!
I wish we could have 2 votes, both would go to people who never share the ball. LK+JB!
All of them because they all suck!
coming from the guy who didn't even watch a single game this season
I don't think you unserstand what trolling is. I'm not too sure either, but, from what I do understand that was not trolling.
Anyways, it's my fault, I guess. I forgot to put
But, I mean if you take out Bargnani and Calderon, it's a whole bunch of pretty average players.
According to the rules,
It's "posting material just to stir things up or start a flame war."
Which I can see how some of my comments can be misinterpreted for that or can be borderline trolling.
I got to be honest, I don't like freak outs and over reactions as much as some of you don't like trolling. So, why would I make comments just to get a reaction?
Clearly, the problem here is the emotional barrier that is the keyboard.
but you gotta admit at times you do sorta tick people off
If he's coming off the bench, then Bayless. I just wish he'd play off the bench like he does when he's starting. I dont hate him, but he does frustrate me the most. If Bayless is starting and Forbes is playing point..I'd go with Forbes. Both guys have shown me flashes of quality play, so I cant say one or the other.
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Collingwood missing the scoreboard spread
For most of this year, any discussion about Collingwood's capacity to challenge for the premiership has gone hand-in-hand with the debate about the form of Travis Cloke.
The big power forward was sadly out of sorts early this season, but the last month has seen his renaissance, culminating in bags of six and five goals in the past two games. It's ironic that those 11 goals have coincided with successive defeats for the Magpies - losses that may just spell the end of their top-four hopes.
Collingwood stayed in touch with its regular nemesis most of Saturday afternoon, but Hawthorn's 11th victory over the Pies in their past 14 clashes provided an interesting contrast in either side's scoring power.
Hawthorn's 17 goals came from 10 different sources - the eighth time in its 13 games this season it has boasted 10 or more individual goalkickers. Collingwood's 13 goals were kicked by seven players, with Cloke responsible for nearly half.
In its previous loss, to the Western Bulldogs, 10 of the Magpies' 15 goals came from two players, Cloke and Jamie Elliott.
Big, powerful key forwards are important to any team's cause, but they have been superseded as a key indicator of success by the ability to generate a healthy spread of scoreboard contributors.
Few statistics in the game correlate as closely with the top of the AFL ladder as does the number of average goalkickers per side. Hawthorn, Port Adelaide and Sydney are the top three teams on the chart. Ring a bell?
What's just as notable is Collingwood's lowly ranking of 15th, better only than Melbourne and bottom-eight sides Brisbane Lions and St Kilda.
Ladder leader Port Adelaide has the best of both worlds. Its spearhead Jay Schulz leads the Coleman Medal after his eight-goal haul against the Western Bulldogs on Saturday. But the Power also has another seven players averaging at least a goal a game, and its game average of 8.77 individual goalkickers is behind only Hawthorn, the undisputed masters of the scoring spread.
The flexibility of the Hawks' forward set-up is again looming as close to their most potent weapon.
Against Collingwood, seven goals came from Jarryd Roughead - last year's Coleman medallist - and Luke Breust - at the moment the best small forward in the game. The other 10 were from Cyril Rioli, Ryan Schoenmakers, Brad Hill, Brad Sewell, Isaac Smith, Jonathon Ceglar, Jack Gunston and Paul Puopolo.
That's two more small forwards, a classic third tall in Gunston, a pinch-hitter in Schoenmakers, a ruckman and three bona fide midfielders.
For Collingwood at the moment, it's Cloke and Elliott or bust. Over the last four games, they've combined for 51 per cent of the Magpies' goals. Compare that with Roughead and Breust (35 per cent), Lance Franklin and Adam Goodes for Sydney (36 per cent), or Schulz and Justin Westhoff for Port Adelaide (36 per cent).
Collingwood recruit Jesse White hasn't yet offered Cloke the meaningful key-position support he needs. But the Magpies aren't conjuring enough goals from other sources, either.
Skipper Scott Pendlebury and Dane Swan aren't hitting the scoreboard quite as regularly as last year. Neither has Steele Sidebottom, whose recent suspension, along with injuries to Ben Reid and Alex Fasolo, has nibbled away at Collingwood's goalkicking depth.
The Pies have got more goals out of both Dayne Beams and Luke Ball, but the trade-off for Brent Macaffer's undoubted run-with ability is a key midfielder who doesn't trouble the scorers much. Neither do Josh Thomas, Clinton Young, Taylor Adams or Sam Dwyer for that matter.
Collingwood is at its best when it gets plenty of rebound out of defence, something noticeably absent against Hawthorn on Saturday, and clearly affected by the recent absence of Nick Maxwell. That's had some of the midfielders dropping back more frequently to help deal with the pressure, which provides some explanation.
But the bottom line remains that Collingwood has had more than eight individual goalkickers just once all season - against West Coast in round 10, when it boasted 13.
Cloke only kicked one that day. Indeed, only four of the Magpies' 17 against the Eagles came from the big men, with 13 shared among nine small forwards or onballers. While West Coast's Eric Mackenzie was superb on the obvious pea of the Collingwood forward line, the proliferation of little men creeping forward to score was like trying to deal with a mouse plague.
Collingwood could certainly do with that sort of infestation right now. The Magpies have spent much of this season sweating on one man to come good. But the last fortnight has been a sobering reminder that no team's scoreboard fortunes can revolve around that alone.
And while I'm at it ...
We're reminded constantly that even the best technology can't always guarantee the right results, and two incidents at the weekend seemed to provide more proof .
Ben Howlett's last quarter checkside snap from hard up against the boundary line for Essendon was a gem. One replay, however, seemed to suggest very strongly, via an apparent deflection, that it had in fact flicked the goalpost on the way through.
On Sunday night at the MCG in the final term, a shot by North Melbourne's Jack Ziebell seemed to clearly cross the goal line before it was belted back on to the goalpost, two replays confirming that view.
Not in the minds of observers in either case, however, who seemed to see something in the footage few others did. While Howlett's shot only appeared to deflect slightly and was perhaps understandable, the Ziebell decision appeared just plain wrong.
We're still short of the sort of technology required to make the review system work more smoothly, and certainly to take less time than did the adjudication on Ziebell's shot at the MCG. And perhaps we could do with some sharper eyes reviewing what footage does exist, too.
Carlton coach Mick Malthouse's observation last Friday that the Blues' list was essentially on the right didn't prove great timing as Carlton was out-run by a Greater Western Sydney which held its nerve and its lead.
That's four losses on end now for a 4-9 record. But what would worry the Blues more is that unlike the first of that latest string of defeats against Brisbane, this was by no means a shocking performance. Nor, like last week against Hawthorn, simply the gap between where Carlton and the very best are.
In terms of the longer-term future, this was a perfect example of what the Giants can look forward to with so much young talent continuing to improve. And how far Carlton (and the Blues aren't alone here) might lag behind in terms of quantity and quality of incoming talent over the next few seasons.
Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley might have seen a potential storm looming when he took to Twitter on Saturday night to apologise for his public berating of ruckman Jarrod Witts on the MCG boundary line.
"Incident with 'Wittsy' says more about his coach than the player," Buckley tweeted. "Still room for challenges to be laid in this game but too overt today."
Nice gesture by the coach, but was it really required? The only difference between what Buckley did and what most other coaches do at some stage in a season was to grab Witts by the jumper. Witts' much-improved final term would suggest it had the right impact, too.
Rohan Connolly, a senior football writer for The Age and radio broadcaster with sports radio station 1116 SEN, has been covering the game since 1983. A multi-AFL Media Association award-winner known for his passion and love of the game, he analyses the AFL for the newspaper and contributes a blog and weekly video, "Footy Fix", for The Age's football website, Real Footy.
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April 21 Town Hall Forum to Focus the Nation on America's Energy Challenge
Local residents will again join with citizens across America for Focus the Nation, a day of education and dialogue on America's energy challenge and how best to address it.
A solutions-oriented, nonpartisan town hall forum on all issues related to energy will be held on Tuesday, April 21, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Potsdam High School Auditorium.
Students in Clarkson University's Environmental Conservation Organization and New York Water Environment Association are organizing the community event, which this year takes the theme of "seizing the opportunities of the new energy economy - together."
Panelists will include Greg Hart, regional director of the North Country chapter of the Workforce Development Institute; Ann Heidenreich, executive director of Community Energy Services; Abigail Lee, Potsdam Village Trustee; and Michael Ryan, president and CEO of North Bay Technology Development, LLC.
Clarkson Professor Bill Vitek will moderate a community discussion after the panel presentations.
You can submit questions for the town hall forum at http://www.clarkson.edu/focusthenation .
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Will Apple lose the smartphone war without Steve Jobs?
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It seems some entrepreneurs and analysts believe that without Steve Jobs guiding the company, Apple will slowly lose the smartphone war to Google. Most of you probably know that Google's Android already commands a much larger share of the market, and has been doing so for quite a while, but the reality is that Apple's still raking in much bigger profits, thanks to its extraordinary profit margins...
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Sheets makes first start for Braves in Double-A
By Mark Bowman and Teddy Cahill / MLB.com
Sheets allowed four runs on five hits in five innings against Jackson, the Mariners' affiliate. Sheets struck out six batters and walked one. After struggling at the outset of his start, Sheets retired the final 10 batters he faced. Reportedly, Sheets' fastball sat in the low-90s, which matches what the Braves saw when he threw for them before signing.
Sheets is scheduled to make his next start Monday, again with Mississippi. He is expected to throw six innings and 90 pitches. After that start, general manager Frank Wren said the Braves will evaluate his progress. Sheets could join the Braves' rotation when they return from the All-Star break next week.
"We didn't sign him to be a Minor League player," Wren said Sunday. "We signed him to help us here."
Sheets is a four-time All-Star but has missed two of the last three years with elbow injuries. Sheets last pitched in the Major Leagues with the A's in 2010 before undergoing Tommy John surgery in August of that year.
Murphy impressed, but not surprised by Chipper
ATLANTA -- A day after Chipper Jones' five-hit game in the Braves' 10-3 victory over the Cubs on Tuesday night, Turner Field continued to buzz. It was Jones' third five-hit game of his career and his first since Aug. 11, 2002.
Former Braves center fielder Dale Murphy said he was impressed by Jones collecting five hits as a 40-year-old.
"There's something I didn't do at 40," Murphy said about his thoughts Tuesday night. "Then I was thinking, 'Well, I didn't do that at 30 either.'"
Murphy, who is in Atlanta as a part of the TV broadcast crew this week, had two five-hit games in his 18-year career. His last one came as a 28-year-old in 1984.
Murphy said he wasn't surprised Jones rose to the occasion and did something special after being selected to the All-Star Game on Tuesday afternoon.
"He's always liked the big stage," Murphy said. "Chipper's never shied away from it."
Neither of Jones' previous five-hit games came in Atlanta, making Tuesday night extra special for him. After he pulled a single to right field for his fifth hit of the night, manager Fredi Gonzalez removed him for a pinch-runner.
Jones exited to a standing ovation and came back out of the dugout for a curtain call. First baseman Freddie Freeman was at the plate at the time and said he took as much time getting into the batter's box as he could so Jones could have his moment.
"I knew what was going on," Freeman said. "Those nights don't happen very often. I took my time and fixed my [batter's] box like I normally do, and I could hear the crowd, so I took three more steps away from the box. I hoped [pitcher Jairo Asencio] and everybody on the Cubs would understand, and they did. So it was a nice little memory for Chipper of the night."
Jones was back in the lineup Wednesday. Gonzalez said Jones felt good following his big night, but he will likely get a day off in Thursday's series finale against the Cubs.
Freeman dealing with index finger discomfort
ATLANTA -- One month after getting hit by a throw from Marlins shortstop Jose Reyes, Freddie Freeman still feels some discomfort in his left index finger. But the Braves first baseman has gradually learned how to deal with the pain.
"It's as good as it's going to get," Freeman said. "I can make a fist every day. It's really tight when I make a fist, but I can still swing, I can still do everything. I get that little jolt when [shortstop Andrelton] Simmons throws the ball to me. It seems like it slams my finger. But it's not getting any worse and it's not getting any better."
Freeman started to realize some relief after receiving two cortisone shots two weeks ago. He said the plan is for him to receive another injection before he spends next week resting during the All-Star break.
"Hopefully that keeps it down even more so I can play the last three months of the season," Freeman said.
Freeman hit .216 (8-for-37) with two extra-base hits and 12 strikeouts as his finger limited him to just 10 games from June 7-June 24. He has batted .357 (10-for-28) with four extra-base hits and six strikeouts in the eight games that have followed.
Braves celebrate Fourth with flyover, fireworks
ATLANTA -- The Braves celebrated Independence Day with a day of America-themed activities at Turner Field, highlighted by a postgame fireworks display for the second consecutive day.
Pregame festivities included a pregame flyover by four T-6 Texans, a training plane used in World War II and the 1950s. In keeping with the theme, the Braves were set to honor in the sixth inning a local veteran of World War II and the Korean War.
On the field, the Braves wore special hats for the Fourth of July, featuring a camouflage "A" instead of the traditional white.
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Catcher Brian McCann was not in the Braves lineup for Wednesday's game against the Cubs. Manager Fredi Gonzalez said he wanted to give McCann a day off with left-hander Paul Maholm starting for Chicago. Gonzalez said McCann will likely catch the Braves' last four games before the All-Star break.
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Getting Older
Aging is the accumulation of changes in an organism or object over time. Aging in humans refers to a process of physical, psychological, and social change. Some dimensions of aging grow and expand over time, while others decline. Reaction time, for example, may slow with age, while knowledge of world events and wisdom may expand. Research shows that even late in life potential exists for physical, mental, and social growth and development. With that said for some people getting old means losing quality of life and wellness. Does gardening contribute to quality of life and increased wellness for older adults? Researchers from the Texas A&M and Texas State Universities asked these questions in a survey of people aged 50 and older. The survey revealed some compelling reasons for older adults to get themselves out in the garden.
Aime Sommerfeld, Jayne Zajicek, and Tina Waliczek designed a questionnaire to investigate older adult gardeners' and nongardeners' perceptions of personal life satisfaction and levels of physical activity. According to Sommerfeld, lead author of the study published in HortTechnology: "The primary focus of the study was to determine if gardening had a positive impact on perceptions of quality of life and levels of physical activity of older adults when compared with nongardeners".
Gardening can provide moderate exercise for an older person and help maintain healthy ways. Also what one grows and then eats may be useful in maintaining a healthier lifestyle. Gardening ranges in scale from fruit orchards, to long boulevard plantings to residential yards including lawns and foundation plantings, to large or small containers grown inside or outside. Gardening may be very specialized, with only one type of plant grown, or involve a large number of different plants in mixed plantings. It involves an active participation in the growing of plants, and tends to be labor intensive. Gardening can be a hobby and hobbies engage a person actively and positively and thereby improves their quality of life.
To find out more about the health and attitudes of older adult who garden, Sommerfeld and colleagues designed a survey based on the Life Satisfaction Inventory A (LSIA), a tool that measures five components of quality of life: zest for life, resolution and fortitude, congruence between desired and achieved goals, physical, psychological, and social self-concept, and optimism.
The researchers found significant differences in overall life satisfaction scores, with gardeners receiving higher mean scores (indicating more positive results) on the LSIA. The authors explained explained: "More than 84% of gardeners agreed with the statement, ''I have made plans for things I'll be doing a month or a year from now'' compared with only 68% of nongardeners." Significant differences between gardeners and nongardeners were also noted in the energy level statement, ''I feel old and somewhat tired''. Gardeners disagreed with the statement at a rate of 70.9%, whereas 57.3% of nongardeners disagreed with the statement.
Older adults who garden also reported a higher level of daily physical activity compared to nongardening respondents. Over three times as many nongardeners (14.71%) considered themselves to be "quite inactive.", while only 4.43% of gardener said the same. "Almost twice as many gardeners (38%) considered themselves to be "very active" compared with only 19.6% of nongardeners", noted the study.
More than 75% of gardeners who participated in the survey rated their health as either ''very good'' or ''excellent'. Gardeners also reported eating more fruit and vegetables because of their exposure to gardening. "These factors, in conjunction with higher physical activity, result in healthier lifestyles and increased quality of life", the researchers wrote.
The study presents strong evidence that gardening can be an effective way for older adults to increase life satisfaction while also increasing physical activity. "In a time when older adults are living longer and enjoying more free time, gardening offers the opportunity to fulfill needs created by changing lifestyles. Gardening provides participants with opportunities to reconnect with themselves through nature and a healthy activity to enhance their quality of life", Sommerfeld concluded.
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Early last year, as I was struggling to read some sense into my life, I decided to install a blogger for my own personal use, to simply use as a personal diary. Searching freshmeat (And finding nothing I wanted to use) I happened across Monaural Jerk. Clicking to the example, I found myself at debris.com [debris.com], a weblog I found fascina
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A few minutes ago I was listening to WCOM and noticing an interesting mix of music — some modern country, some North African singing, the Byrds doing the not-often-heard "Tribal Gathering" etc. As the announcer/DJ began to go over the setlist, I was listening to hear what he had to say. The next thing I know he's announcing a contest. The prize for the first caller is a pair of tickets to the upcoming Chris Hillman – Herb Pedersen concert at the ArtCenter.
I was the first caller. Woo! Woo! Just for paying attention while I was washing dishes.
The show was Roots Rampage and the DJ was Triangle Slim. Thanks Slim. I'm looking forward to seeing Chris Hillman.


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Palmer Honors Dr. Monte Greenawalt, Foot Levelers Founder
ROANOKE, Virginia—Dr. Monte H. Greenawalt was recently honored by Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida as the school named its café after the late founder of Foot Levelers. The ribbon cutting was held in August at Palmer's campus in Port Orange, Florida. The café was named to honor Dr. Greenawalt's lifetime dedication to growing the chiropractic profession, both educationally and financially, and his commitment to bettering patients' lives.
Foot Levelers Chairman and CEO Kent S. Greenawalt, Dr. Greenawalt's son, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony along with Vice President of Education Dr. Mark Zeigler. Kent Greenawalt noted the impact his father had on the chiropractic profession, "My father spent his professional life faithfully doing everything in his power to advance the chiropractic profession and improve total body wellness. This café is an outstanding tribute to his legacy. Attending the ribbon cutting was a great chance for me to remember and honor my father's outstanding service to this profession."
Also in attendance at the ribbon cutting was Palmer Florida campus president Dr. Peter Martin and Foot Levelers College Program Specialist Tony Holterman.
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Dancical Productions Inc., home of Total Dance Company, has announced their annual Kwanzaa Celebration presenting DWAM – Dancer With A Message – Ajile's T.V. Pilot featuring Fusion – From Africa To Hip Hop.
The celebration and performance will take place Saturday, Dec. 29 at the Balzer Theater at Herren's, 84 Luckie Street, Atlanta, GA 30303 at 8 p.m. with a pre-show and Kwanzaa Ceremony beginning at 7:15 p.m.
All proceeds benefit the organization's non-profit status to help benefit Total Dance's educational initiatives, including college preparation and scholarships. For more information, call 404-752-0980, or email email@example.com. Their website is http://www.dancicalproductions.com. For ticket information, go to www. fusion-africatohiphop.eventbrte.com.


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The Most Disgusting Thing You Will See on the Internet Today
Only those with the steeliest of stomachs should proceed. What you are about to see is video of a living 2-cm worm crawling beneath the surface of a lady's twitching eyeball, then getting extracted. It was there for six years.
The below video shows the horrible worm writhing in the lady's eye, then doctors yanking its squirming body out with tweezers. It looks like a booger crossed with a maggot.
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The New England Journal of Medicine reports that the patient had "no systemic or visual symptoms," just this creepy feeling that something was crawling around inside her eyeball. Turns out it was a Loa loa worm, "a nematode whose larvae are introduced into humans who have been bitten by infected chrysops flies in areas of western equatorial Africa." She got it during a trip to Nigeria. Loa loa moves at speeds of "up to 1 cm per minute" in subcutaneous tissue, and can survive for seventeen years in humans. [NEJM via jumpingpiglet, front page image via Dudarev Mikhail/Shutterstock]


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Did you notice this message that flashed up on the giant video screen over right field after the second inning and again before the bottom of the third inning on Monday night when the Angels defeated Oakland?
This was a tribute to Heather (Hoefnagels) Beyer, 27, a 2007 Strike Force member who has terminal breast cancer. Beyer, despite her frail condition, made good on her promise to attend Monday's game and join the current and former Strike Force alumni who spent the two hours before the game painting fans' faces and applying temporary tattoos for American Cancer Society Relay for Life donations in Beyer's honor.
"I have a message that I hope to share," said Beyer, of Aliso Viejo, still finding the energy to push for a cause. "I hope that someone can learn from what has happened to me and know that you don't have to be over 40 or have cancer in your family to be at risk of breast cancer."
Beyer, the subject of a Morning Read in Monday's editions of The Register and featured in a story and slide show on Tuesday, was overwhelmed by the support she received on Monday night. Here are some highlights that didn't make the story in the paper:
More than 50 family members and friends stood in front of Angel Stadium to await Beyer's arrival during the first inning. They applauded as her husband, Nate, pushed her wheelchair toward the gate. Her brother and her father in law carried extra oxygen tanks in case Beyer, whose lungs are filled with cancer, had trouble breathing.
Several people in the crowd began crying. Beyer, also a former cheerleading coach at Newport Harbor High (2004-2008) and Tesoro High (2009), couldn't help but tear up from the outpouring of support. "This is so awesome," she said, tears forming. "Everybody has gone over and beyond to make this a special night."
One of the best surprises was that Beyer, a 2007 graduate of Long Beach State, got to see her favorite Angels break out of a four-game skid with a 5-0 victory over Oakland. Even more, Angels ace Jered Weaver, a former 49er, threw a complete-game shutout to improve to a history-making 6-0 record.
"This has been such an incredible evening," said Beyer, who stayed the entire game and spent the ninth inning visiting with current Strike Force team in her suite. Usually, the Strike Force finishes working after the seventh inning. But on this night, the Strike Force "sisterhood" pulled together for as long as it could.
Because Beyer had made such an impression on so many people.
The Angels, upon learning about Beyer's desire to attend the game, gave her a club-level suite from which she could watch the game with her family and friends. The club also gave Beyer 50 tickets to share with her friends.
Heather Capizzi, Beyer's Strike Force manager in 2007 and now the Angels Special Events Supervisor, brought two of Beyer's Strike Force jersey that were found in ballpark storage. Beyer had forgotten to take them home from her locker during the last game of the 2007 season. Beyer wore one of the jerseys on Monday night. She gave a second one to her good friend, Breean Carter (pictured, right), who coached cheerleading at Newport Harbor High with Beyer and is organizing another Relay for Life team in Beyer's honor to raise donations for the American Cancer Society during the May 21 event.
Among those taking in the game with Beyer was her best friend, Jennifer Chapman, with whom Beyer traveled to Europe last summer. Chapman, who is expecting a child, said that if her baby is a girl, she would like to give her Beyer's middle name, "Faith."
Wendy Jones, 16, of Mission Viejo, came to the ballpark with her mother, Linda, after reading about Beyer in the Register on Monday morning. They made donations and got tattoos. Jones was a cheerleader coached by Beyer at Tesoro High in 2009. "I had been worried about her since she resigned because of the cancer," said Jones. "She is so sweet, generous and upbeat. She is an amazing coach."
Allison Cooper, 27, a 2004 and 2005 Strike Force member, was among more than a dozen Strike Force alumni who returned to support Beyer. "This was devastating to hear the news," Cooper said. "She's out here to share with everyone that you're never too young to have breast cancer and that we need to get checked and get second opinions."
Alicia Perez, a 2007 Strike Force teammate of Beyer's, recalled the fun times she and Beyer, then Heather Hoefnagels, shared at the ballpark. They once found a slingshot and convinced the Angels entertainment managers to let them — Beyer and Perez — send T-shirts to the 100, 200 and 300 levels with the slingshot and reserve the T-shirt launcher for the upper levels, doubling the giveaways for fans.
Beyer had become somewhat of a Strike Force legend as the T-shirt launching cautionary tale. During a 2007 game, it was Beyer, consumed by the action of the game, forgot to set the safety on the T-shirt launcher and accidently brushed the gun's trigger , firing a T-shirt from the left field tunnel and onto the outfield. "Omigod, I was so embarrassed," Beyer recalled about the T-shirt bullet that landed a few feet from All-Star left fielder Garret Anderson.
"She was so afraid she was going to get fired after that," remembered Perez, laughing. "She didn't get fired. Nobody forgets Heather."
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Engineers can ensure fast execution without loss of model fidelity by taking advantage of efficient model formulation and optimized code generation in MapleSim. MapleSim is a physical modeling and simulation tool built on a foundation of symbolic computation technology. It efficiently handles all of the complex mathematics involved in the development of engineering models, including multi-domain systems, plant modeling, and control design. With MapleSim, engineers develop high-fidelity, high performance models in a fraction of the time it would take with other tools. In addition to the dSPACE DS1104 R&D Controller Board, MapleSim models can also be exported directly to Simulink®, LabVIEW™, and NI VeriStand™ for real-time implementation in hardware-in-the-loop systems, as well as, to stand-alone applications for fast simulations.
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Analysis: Why Sotiropoulos has what it takes to beat Pearson
Respected MMA analyst Shawn Ennis believes Australia's George Sotiropoulos will emerge victorious from his bout against Team UK coach Ross Pearson when The Ultimate Fighter: The Smashes series winds up in December.
Ennis, who writes for MMA Torch, said the match-up was particularly relevant for both fighters in a division that was stacked with talent.
"I actually think this is a really relevant fight for both of them," Ennis said.
"They're both guys who have been featured by the UFC, especially to audiences outside the US, which is no small thing quite honestly, and they're both coming off pretty decisive losses.
"At first glance I really think this is a matchup that favours Sotiropoulos, if only slightly. What it's going to come down to, though, is where the fight takes place. Pearson probably has the edge standing, but I think Sotiropoulos has a pretty clear advantage on the ground. That being said, Pearson is not exactly a pushover when it comes to grappling."
Ennis said there were several bouts — particularly each fighter's clash with German kickboxer Dennis Siver — that could provide pointers to the outcome of the clash between Sotiropoulos, a submission expert, and Pearson, a fast, sharp striker.
He made particular mention of the fighters' bouts against German kickboxer Dennis Siver, to whom Sotiropoulos suffered a unanimous decision loss in February last year, just as it looked like he was in contention for a shot at the lightweight title. In contrast, Pearson was able to use his superior speed to edge out a decision victory in March 2010.
"Sotiropoulos struggled against Dennis Siver when Siver stopped his takedowns, though he never went away completely and actually had a pretty good round when he resigned himself to standing up with Siver in the third," Ennis said.
"Pearson was able to outstrike Siver when they fought, mostly by being the faster fighter. But Pearson also had trouble with (and was eventually submitted by) Cole Miller, who is a taller, more rangy lightweight — similar to Sotiropoulos.
"And [against Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt Junior Assuncao] Pearson was able to hold his own after being taken down a few times, and his takedown defense is decent enough in the first place."
While he admitted he "may go back and forth on this one", Ennis said he liked the chances of Sotiropoulos taking a submission victory.
"I think if Sotiropoulos has improved his striking enough to where he can counter Pearson and set up his takedowns, he's got a good chance to pick up a submission win. But if Pearson is able to keep his distance and use his speed advantage to move in and out, he's probably going to do that for three rounds unless he can clip Sotiropoulos pretty good and take him out that way," Ennis said.
"I like [the chances of] Sotiropoulos getting a hold of Pearson at some point during the 15 minutes and tapping him. I think it also works against Pearson that he's bouncing back and forth between weight classes. That kind of inconsistency doesn't seem to do fighters any favors."
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Can anyone tell me if this is a fossil of a set of teeth? Found 12.8.13 on Monmouth Beach, Lyme Regis
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Hi LouLou,
Congratulations! Fossil teeth and jaw. Please can you send with a scale bar, for e.g. send one photo next to a ruler.
Lovely find, thank you for sharing - when you send the scale, we can identify this further,
All the best,
Have added a couple of to scale pictures on a new discussion as could not work out how to add to this reply!
Thanks LouLou - I will look out for your pictures.
For future reference, I think you can do this by editing your thread?
Thanks for the advice, have edited thread and added photographs!
Hi Fiona
I have been scouring the Internet and wonder if this is part of an Ichthyosaurus jaw bone?
Hi Fiona I wondered if you had any news for me regarding the identification of the jaw bone and teeth?
Nice find LouLou - not many people find specimens like that, even fossil collectors in that area regard such a fossil very highly!
Probably Ichthyosaurus sp.
Thank you very much Tabfish, I am a complete but dedicated amateur and love nothing more than clambering around on the rocks at Monmouth, finding something millions of years old and holding it in your hands is so amazing!
Hi there,
I have been scrutinising your pictures and I think there's a good possibility that your section of jaw is from a large skull I found back on 31/03/13. I found a very large nodule on Monmouth beach which was about 80 cm long and contains around a third of the skull including the eye sockets and part of the body. I also found parts of the jaws a few days later. I have most of the skull now minus a few pieces of jaw and overall it would have originally been around one metre long.
The jaw sections have the same cross section as your piece and the teeth are the same size and orientation.
The ichthyosaur is a juvenile of the species Temnodontosaurus platydon. Complete it would have meaured between 2.5 - 3.5 metres. The adults grew to around 10 - 12 metres!
I was wondering if it was possible to see a picture of the reverese side of the jaw to see if it looks the same a my bits?
Hi Fiann
You must have been so excited, I know I was, well still am actually. I recently went to the Natural History Museum to look at their collection of Ichthyosaurus, I will add a picture as you request and would equally be very interested in seeing a photograph of your discoveries, many thanks for getting in touch!
Hi Lou,
Thank you very much for adding the extra picture. From the matrix on this side of the fossil it looks like it might be from another skull.
Could I enquire as to whereabouts on the beach/how far along you found this piece?
This looks like classic 'beef' limestone matrix whereas mine was found in a harder form of limestone. From the size of yours and the shape of the teeth I would say it still looks like Temnodontosaurus although without most of the skull and paddles it is hard to identify ichthyosaurs to species level. Still, a very nice find; well done.
Here is a picture of my skull. I am still in the very long process of preparing it and it has already had in excess of 75 hours spent on it! So far I have removed many kilograms of matrix with air tools. The next stage is to put it in successive acid baths to remove the last bits of limestone from the bone. A delicate process but it gives incredibly detailed results if done properly. I have more of the jaw and body which are in similar stages of preparation. As you can see I have many gaps in the jaws which I need to fill by hopefully finding the rest of it! The teeth and eye socket are looking good so far though. If I can find all of the other bits of the jaws the skull should measure around 100 cm in length (and still a baby!).
Thank you again for your reply.
Fantastic finds Lou and Fiann!
Thanks Tabfish, I must say Fianns find is really amazing!
That is really impressive and I wish you luck in finding the rest of the jaw, I found my section about a third of the way along at high tide. I would love an air tool but dont have enough room or time so make do with a basic engraving machine, luckliy though did not have to do anything to the jaw but have worked on some ammonites I found last year!
I am off down to Monmouth again today so wish me luck, I would be really interested in seeing the progress you make as you move through the acid bath stages and again wish you luck in finding the rest of your prize find!
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Gomes non-tendered by Rays
Tampa Bay offers contracts to five other players Friday
By Bill Chastain / MLB.com
The Rays had until midnight ET on Friday to tender contracts to the club's six unsigned arbitration-eligible players. Grant Balfour, Willy Aybar, Dioner Navarro, Jason Bartlett, and Gabe Gross were all tendered.
Now a free agent, Gomes can sign with any Major League team, including his former club at any price.
A player normally gets non-tendered when he is arbitration-eligible and his club decides he is not worth the salary he might command in arbitration. Had the Rays tendered Gomes a contract, they could not have cut more than 20 percent off the $1.275 million he earned in 2008, when he hit .182 with eight home runs and 21 RBIs in 77 games for the Rays.
Gomes, 28, has spent parts of six seasons in the Major Leagues, all with the Rays. His 66 career home runs rank fifth in Rays history and first among the team's right-handed hitters. He holds the franchise record for most times hit by a pitch (35) and catwalks hit at Tropicana Field (eight). His 21 home runs as a rookie in 2005 are a career high, and stood as a club rookie record until it was surpassed by Evan Longoria this season.
Gomes was an 18th-round selection by the Rays in the 2001 First-Year Player Draft.
Bill Chastain is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A true portrayal of everything majestic about these endangered birds. Definitely got my vote for first prize.
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I will put something together to have one Dynasty draft before the season starts. I think we could do it in one draft for the first year simply because it's faster and it requires more ability when tough choices pop up( impact player vs. high profile rookie).
I will announce when the leagues is set up.
HAH!No way in hell I'm not going to be in the Keeper League. I'm predicting us to face off in the finals (baring injuries and terrible drafts). You thought I was going to make it easy on you did you? Better prepare yourself and get yourself in fantasy shape!
I was going to say!
If you're giving up that line-up, then I'm sure the vultures will be happy to pick up your 'scraps'!
Ya next year should be pretty exciting. Certainly looking forward to a better showing from my boys.
CP3 was injured too much at the beginning of the year. Not to mention I didn't even have Horford!
And don't you worry, I'll be entering that draft looking to form the Baddest Big-3 EVER created!
That DRose for Gallinari trade is starting to look better and better!
Whens he even going to be back?!
[Smack Talk]But unlike you I like my big players to be healthy. I can't remember what injury problem Chris Paul was having recently. Was it a sprained thumb, a strained hamstring, a strained groin or was it a hip problem? I don't remember; maybe I was thinking of when he had his meniscus removed.
Now there is a solid choice for a keeper.
Luckily he takes it slow this summer; oh no, wait, he is playing at the Olympics. Wow, bummer. Better start thinking of some good lines to post here about how unlucky you are when Paul goes down next season, and you know it ain't gonna be no IF, it's a WHEN![/Smack Talk]
That kinda hurts, don't start getting mean here Joey. Because I did that last year and in the semi-finals I had him in my line-up one of the last days and he didn't play. If he had played (or if I had inserted Afflalo instead) I almost certainly would have won that match-up and moved on to the finals.Might want to pick up Jose Calderon in the draft; you'll be needing someone to balace out the Assists and Turnover catergories.
Btw; after I rebuilt my team I went from the most terrible turnover team in fantasy history (only a slight exaggeration) towards actually being one of the better turnover teams. It helped that Westbrook improved quite a lot during the year on turnovers (... looking up his stats now ..................). 4,2 pre-allstar and 3,0 post-allstar. My guys can handle that.
Oh, another btw: did you know Durant ranked 3th in turnovers last year? He lost the ball more than either LeBron or Westbrook and actually regressed during the season; he lost the ball more post-allstar than before for a whopping 3,9 times a game (I hear you thinking: "Wait a minute, isn't Westbrook supposed to be the incredible turnover man?").
So ... (...)
But quasi-apologies .. that would sting a little.
Thats what happens when you're Franchise Sharp Shooter is forced to play Facilitator/Point Guard; because your Point Guard doesn't want too.Oh, another btw: did you know Durant ranked 3th in turnovers last year? He lost the ball more than either LeBron or Westbrook and actually regressed during the season; he lost the ball more post-allstar than before for a whopping 3,9 times a game (I hear you thinking: "Wait a minute, isn't Westbrook supposed to be the incredible turnover man?").
It's gonna be a fun season if we both do well
Ya seriously. Next season couldn't start sooner!
Am excited to see how many people we manage to get back from last season.
Could be the difference between a stacked Draft, and an empty one.
I'm pretty pumped for the draft. Will have my Big Board and everything set up! haha
I'm hoping we'll get good interest again. Last year we had a pretty good league. Better than most.
well I am down for the keeper league again, and I really want in on the dynasty league as well.
I am in! And i promise i won't make any predictions! HAHA
Betcha Ross is the Costliest Rookie in the upcoming Draft. Hah
Am curious to see what kind of money people are willing to spend on the Rooks.
Softie and Joey:
You know I won right?
*jk - couldn't resist*
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A few days before Christmas, Demi Lovato took to Twitter to give a heads up that she'd be releasing a tribute to the families and victims of the Newtown, CT shooting on Christmas Eve.
Releasing something I did today on Christmas Eve. I hope you all like it.. means a lot to me. twitter.com/ddlovato/statu…
— demetria lovato (@ddlovato) December 23, 2012
True to form, the singer posted an intimate, acoustic performance of "Angels Among Us" on her YouTube channel that evening. The song was originally recorded by the country band Alabama in 1993 as a Christmas single. Lovato puts her own stamp on this performance, giving it a heartfelt turn.
The singer issued a message along with the recording, urging fans to visit WeAreNetwon.org.
"We can never imagine what the families in Newtown, CT are experiencing right now. And while there is nothing we can do to replace their loss, we can stand together and support them during this difficult time.
This song is in honor of those angels we lost on December 14."
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DePauw Team Advances to US Finals of Microsoft's Imagine Cup
April 17, 2013
A team of DePauw University students is among 13 groups that have advanced to the 11th annual U.S. Imagine Cup finals. The Imagine Cup is Microsoft's premier student technology competition and honors student technology innovations that address the world's toughest problems.
The DePauw team, "DePauwsome", consists of senior Michael Osborn and sophomores Rajat Kumar and Tao Qian. Dave Berque, professor of computer science, serves as the team's faculty advisor. (top photo, l-r: Kumar, Osborn and Qian)
According to Microsoft, "The team developed a Windows Phone 8 app ("WeAssist") that allows a user to share their location and share a message in an emergency. WeAssist also has an optional location tracking service called WeFind, which runs in the background and uploads the user's location history to the cloud."
The DePauw team and ten others advance to the U.S. Finals Demo Day, which will take place on May 13 in Silicon Valley. One team will be selected to represent the U.S. at the worldwide finals in St. Petersburg, Russia, July 8-11, 2013.
Read more here.
In 2010, a team including a DePauw student finished first runner-up in software design in the Imagine Cup. In 2009, a group of DePauw students became the first all-female team to advance to the finals of the competition.Back


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Cooperatives Working Together announced yesterday that it has tentatively accepted 194 bids as part of its latest (tenth) herd retirement. A total of 209 operations had submitted bids. The bids accepted represented 34,442 cows and 653,893,409 million pounds of milk.
Under provisions of this herd retirement round, bids were accepted up to a maximum of $3.75 per hundredweight of milk. For a cow producing 22,000 pounds of milk per year, the maximum payment would have been $825, in addition to the slaughter market value of the cow.
Starting next week, CWT farm auditors will begin visiting the farms whose bids were accepted, checking their milk production records, counting cows, and then tagging each cow for processing. All farmers will be notified no later than July 30 as to whether their bid was among those accepted in this herd retirement round, the tenth that CWT has conducted since 2003.
Once CWT auditors approve the herds accepted during the bid process, farmers have 15 days in which to send their animals to a processing plant. Producers whose bids are accepted in this herd retirement will be paid in two installments: 90 percent of the amount bid times the producer's 12 months of milk production when it is verified that all cows have gone to slaughter, and the remaining 10 percent plus interest at the end of 12 months following the farm audit, if both the producer and his dairy facility – whether owned or leased – do not become involved in the commercial production and marketing of milk during that period.
In CWT's three herd retirements conducted in 2009, the program removed a total of 200,000 cows and 4 billion pounds of milk. Since CWT's inception in 2003, the 10 herd retirement programs have involved 510,472 cows in 2,928 herds that produced the equivalent of 10 billion of pounds per year. Average size of participating herds over the 10 herd retirements has been 174 cows . . . close to the national average herd size of about 165 cows.


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Discussion in 'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine' started by DS9forever, Apr 10, 2013.
Now that's almost blackmail.
I like TNG; I have all seven seasons on DVD. I don't think I would want it/need it on Blu-ray. However, if it gets a DS9 Blu-ray release, I might just consider it. I'm looking forward to seeing Deep Space 9 itself in "Birthright, Part I".
The special features on the Blu-ray releases are quite impressive; it would be really cool to get new interviews with the main, recurring and notable DS9 guest actors, the writers and directors.
I think DS9's, a Voyager for that matter, release in HD is inevitable. Star Trek is too lucrative of franchise for Paramount not to upgrade DS9 and Voyager into HD. TV is nearly all HD and if Paramount what to continue to make syndication money it has to upgrade the shows. Whether or not the show gets the TNG treatment of special features we shall see. I would love to see a DS9 cast reunion!!!!
I would love, love, love to see DS9 get the same treatment as TNG. The fact that Enterprise was put onto bluray says something. Yes, ENT was shot in HD, but it was also the least popular of the Trek shows in terms of ratings and Paramount is pouring money into the special features.
Getting TNG on blu-ray is on the list that I want. But DS9 shall be higher.
TNG on BD even with all the problems they have had is still worth every penny. The releases certainly have not been a fly by night cash grab that the feature films have been. I'm hoping the work done on 'Birthright' in season 6 will drum up some interest for DS9 on BD.
I expect that will be the case. I think it will be similar to when we saw Trials and Tribble-ations for the first time on DVD and everyone was marveling on how amazing the Enterprise looked when it first appeared on the viewscreen. I've got a feeling DS9 (The space station that is) is going to look absolutely spectacular in HD, and it will whet the appetite to get the series on blu-ray.
I see no reason to buy a DVD set I already have .I like TNG but,not as much as DS9.
I'm pretty sure the decision/announcement will come before we see TNG season six released. If they're planning on continuing to release a season set every four months.
TNG on BD really is like night and day, they took away that cheap looking 80's style and gave it the timeless and cinematic style that it was always meant to have.
I'm waiting for the complete box set to come out. Now if they had done something special with the packaging like steelbook or something similar it might be a different story.
They have gone through and re-dited the episodes from scratch, replaced and effects that weren't possible in HD, and gave it a remastering that normally only companies like Criterion do, not to mention the special features like the cast reunion. That blows anything special they can do with the packaging like steelbooks out of the water, this isn't an upconvert or a DVD rip we're talking about.
Gee... Wonder why!
I really, really hope this happens, but I still can't help but think it's a long shot. Yeah I know, nobody expected TNG in HD to ever happen either, but it was also a huge, mainstream hit and is still showing regularly in syndication and cable.
DS9, as awesome as it is, has been pretty much forgotten by all but the most diehard fans, and it doesn't show on TV hardly anywhere. And I can't imagine CBS would want to put in all that money just for blu-ray sales alone...
What about the CGI
I'll keep buying the TNG: Blu sets if the quality stays up at Season 1 levels. Season 2 dropped considerably with the shoddy work by HTV:Illuminate. Season 3 looks good, I'll buying it as soon as it comes out, but Season 2 will be a bargain bin purchase...or used from someone. I refuse to reward poor quality like that.
I got 1 and 2 w/o hesitation because I did not have those on DVD. The rest of the series I have and it will be catch as catch can in terms of pricing. I already shelled out too much money since TNG DVDs were crazily overpriced in the first place.
Why didn't Michael Okuda say "Buy TNG Blu-ray sets to get DS9 AND VOY on Blu-ray!"?
I don't think Okuda was as involved with Voyager as he was with DS9.
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Please help me identify this mystery plant which has grown to over 10 feet tall since it appeared right beside our bird table in the summer.
We think it must have grown from a seed out of the large bag of Wild Bird Seed which we buy in 20 kilo bags to put in our bird feeders.
The attached photo shows one of the outgrowing branches with a white sheet held beneath it.
It stands unaided but I have put two 8 foot canes to show its true height.
It has not been troubled by the frost we had recently . It has no flowers and no seed pods of any kind - as yet!
Someone said it might be a Rose Bay Willow Herb but others say that is not so.
I should be most grateful if you would let me know what you think it is.
I reckon your plant is Niger (Guizotia abyssinica (L.f.) Cass.). It comes up quite regularly under bird-feeders and becomes quite a dramatic plant!


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When 12-year-old Megan Spector's aunt was told she had Lou Gehrig's disease about three years ago, family members young and old were determined to help in the fight against the fatal diagnosis.
They did research, provided comfort and raised money. Now Megan, a Carmel Valley Middle School student, is taking the lead on the latest big effort to raise awareness about the disease, formally known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS.
Megan has organized a benefit concert and online auction in honor of her aunt, Marjie Block, 54, who lives in the Los Angeles area. Megan, a singer who has performed in youth productions throughout San Diego County, has assembled about a dozen youth and adult performers for "Striking A Chord: A Benefit Concert to Help Beat ALS."
The concert is Feb. 11 at Irwin M. Jacobs Qualcomm Hall in San Diego. All proceeds from the concert and an accompanying online auction will go to the ALS Association of San Diego.
Striking A Chord
What: A concert and online auction to benefit the ALS Association of San Diego.
When: 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 11; doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Where: Irwin M. Jacobs Qualcomm Hall, 5775 Morehouse Drive, San Diego.
Who: A dozen youth and adult theater veterans will perform.
Tickets: web.alsa.org/strikingachord or (858) 271-5547. $25 for adults and $15 for students. "Angel Donors" who contribute $100 or more receive premiere reserved seating.
Auction: Under way now at biddingforgood.com/StrikingAChordForALS and concludes Feb. 5. Nearly 100 items, including sports memorabilia, wine, classes, jewelry, and entertainment packages.
Information: firstname.lastname@example.com.
ALS is a neuromuscular disease for which there is no cure. The disease attacks nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, leading to progressive muscle weakness and eventual paralysis.
Megan had never heard of ALS before her aunt's diagnosis.
"I have learned so much about this terrible disease," she said. "It's really bad, and I hope someday soon they find a cure. I wanted to help and I thought this is one way I could."
As part of her preparation to become a bat mitzvah, a significant rite of passage for Jewish teens, Megan was looking for a community service or social action project. She wanted to do something that would help her aunt.
"She is so brave and keeps a positive attitude," Megan said. "My aunt inspires me to never give up."
Megan began performing in theater when she was 5, including Vista's Moonlight Stage Productions, so a concert was a natural idea for a fundraiser.
Sheri Spector, Megan's mother and Block's sister, said her daughter began writing to performers asking them to participate. Emmy-winning theater critic Pat Launer will serve as mistress of ceremonies. Also on board are Joey Landwehr, artistic director of J*Company Youth Theatre; Phil Johnson, who's performed in "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" at the Old Globe Theatre and in "Les Miserables" on Broadway; and Susan Huniu, a San Diego voice instructor who also starred in "Pinkalicious" at North Coast Repertory Theatre in Solana Beach.
And there was no doubt that Block's other sister, jazz singer Deborah Silver, would perform. Silver, a Florida resident, put on a concert last fall in Boca Raton to raise money for the ALS Association. Silver's daughter, Madison, designed stationary to raise money for the ALS Association as her bat mitzvah project.
There is one other local singing sensation that Megan would like to recruit: 2012 "American Idol" runner-up Jessica Sanchez of Chula Vista. Spector said that she and her daughter have been working to get in contact with the singer.
Although organizing the concert has been challenging, Megan said she has much help from her family and the concert's musical director, Jason Chase.
"Even my little brother has walked from store to store with me and helped me ask for donations for the auction," Megan said. "Everyone has been so supportive."
While Megan is inspired by her aunt to raise awareness and fight for a cause, Marjie Block is just as inspired by her niece's "can-do attitude."
"I'm especially motivated in my fight against this disease by Megan's willingness to help me, and her hopefulness in finding a cure," Block said by email, adding that she is looking forward to attending the concert. "With all of her hard work in organizing and preparing for this event, I can only do my best to work hard to stay positive and keep myself healthy for her and all my family."Copyright © 2018, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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[Verse 1:Ace G.]
'Bout go ape shit King Kong she fey ray like a manta
I'm the motherfucker who said fuck Santa
My father don't give a shit patricide may be the answer
The devil may dance cause the devil is quite a dancer
I saw him moonwalking
Across my conscience
Like the Michael on the stage
I'm afraid
I might do this shit out of rage
I might do bad shit if I get up out my damn cage
That's why pad locks
And big motherfuckers with black Glocks
Surround me around the clock
Cause I could bust out like my name was Mr. Spock
Being straight up gangster
With a Star Trek phaser
Doing drive-bys In a space cruiser like a gang banger
Bullet meets his head like hello stranger
Mind on my money
Money on my mind
Girl on my dick
Honey on my mind
But what's on my mind is that she so damn fine
Givin me head my dick in her mind
I'm just a free agent that needs to get signed
I'm just some cocaine that needs to be lined
I'm just a track a track star that needs to be timed
I'm just a piece a paper that needs to be signed
[Verse 2: Ace G.]
I don't know
Which way to go
No homo
I need to be guided cause my mom died when I was ten-years-old
And I've been scarred ever since
Back then I was a prince
But now I'm King Midas everything I touch turns to gold
My story has just been told
My money 'bout to increase thirtyfold
But where should I go?
I don't mean to do that LeBron shit
And I can't even be a rapper now cause what's LeBron rhyme with
But, what should I do?
Oops I did it again
Now I'm doin that Britney spears bullshit
I ain't a skank though
Fuck with me wrong I'll fuck your hoes in the a-hole
Muthafuckas try to use me as a scapegoat
Cause they know
They not getting paid though
They try to extinguish me like I'm fuego
But I'm just building things like Legos
And I'm tryna get up outta here hasta luego
I told you I'm a dog but I ain't gone' beg though
And I told you I'm a god but y'all ain't gotta pray though
Sometimes I'm like a kid playing with Play-Doh
Other times I'm like a scholar searching up Plato
What'd he say though
Oh, wait, oh
He said just a touch of love
And everyone becomes
A poet
And I sure as hell know it
Cause when I get a little love
I just wanna become
A rapper
Right after
I ask her
If next time maybe she would like it faster
And If I am a father then my child's gonna answer
Yes I have a dad, sir
I ain't no fuckin bastard
I am the son of a fuckin rap master
Who I last heard
Was not a happy camper
Gave the bird
To casper
For bein too much of a pussy he couldn't scare a cat turd
And that shit don't even make sense like I was playing catcher
For the raptors
Well I guess Michael Jordan kinda did that shit but backwards
But now he doesn't do anything except for advertisin'
Cause old mike can still jump just like gas prices
If sold that shit I'd be getting mad ices
Yeah, nice shit
[Verse 3: Aziz]
IDK, a world all alone
This beat is fine cause I'm in the zone
A Nine on the Hip
A five in and clip
Niggas talking so I bust they lip
Snitches get stiches
The road to riches
My time is now but I keep hitting ditches
Flipping the switches while I flip the script
Life took my blood so I'm banging the Crips
I said I'm banging the Crips
That black on black it's some midnight shit
My girl like it five O'clock in the morning
No good sex so I guess that I'm snoring
That ass and that clit
That's some wet ass shit
She gave me a knockout then I blacked out bitch
When I woke up that breakfast in the bed
Breakfast and some head
Her mouth is poisonous like some fucking lead
Here I stand and here I pledge that black is beautiful no portrait kid
[Verse 4: Kev K]
Shit IDK
This Kev K
I'm just sorry things had to turn out this way
No time to play
Fuck bitches get laid
Make music get paid
Sit back and sip on Gatorade
You niggas sip on haterade
Fuck that shit
I wanna wet bitch to satisfy my dick
Niggas going around
Fucking around
Bitch Pyro run this town
So sit the fuck down and listen to these lyrics
I'm about kill it
You fucking bitches
Ok, that was just the intro
Now I'm gonna take it slow
I spit that fire call that shit pyro
I can keep your girl wet call that shit hydro
I don't like no fat girls call that shit lipo
You can be black or white call that shit Michael
I just killed this fuckin beat Kev K. a psycho
[Outro: Ace G.]
Damn Kev K just killed that shit Pyro Records bitch


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the squealer at 4.29 is soooo hot WOW!!!
She acts like the cum is burning her or something!
Wish I Could Be THERE!!!
who's the stunning bigtitted milf that gets a load at 4:22? she's so damn fuckin hot!
Sheila Marie
My BF and I love this video. I pour lube on his huge cock and stroke it while he watches the video. I look identical to the girl at 1:48. We have never made it to the 5 min mark before he shoots his load. Sometimes in my mouth but mostly all over my face. I LOVE IT. That warm cum is the best. Let me tell you, he has a MASSIVE load.
leanne- Sounds hot!! Why don't you tape it and add it to one of these videos. We would ALL like to see THAT.
my bf licks his cum off my tits
Nice. I wish I was on the receiving end of some of those loads.
great cocks & cumshots
Who is 4:28??
name of second girl ?
Gut hier zu wixen
what is the name of the first girl please ?
Fucking big loads from big hard cocks! great compilation,
These cocks are much too long. Ok to suck off, but not to fuck, They would hurt me too much, cause I have a very tight pussy.
The milf at 4:22 is Sheila Marie
who is the girl who kicks in at the 2:07 mark. she is gorgeous
I want to know too
This is the best of all the cumshot videos.
I wonder where all that cum came from I jerked off today.Need more tissues.
This video turned us on. So we had a real good fuck. Gery got another hard on so I'm gonna suck him off.
Die geilen youporn-girls bringen etwas Schwung in meinen einsamen Alltag. Und den einen oder anderen Abspritzer habe ich auch.
i fuck only huge boobs girls who can suck my penis...8-o
Sometimes I wished I was a women Then I could have more than just one or two orgasms a day. I'm trying to have my third wank today now. No success. I'm horny, but can' get it stiff. Great video anyway.
This video I've put on my list of the top 20 wank videos.
from 6:20 the girl is called tiffany summers
tina fey 4:37
Name of the second girl ?
I like to watch nice big load being sprayed all over sexy ass woman about as mush as I like doing it myself
7:47 - name or Original video link, please
big load
Omg I love all that cum!
he girl at the 37 seconds mark name please
girl at 0:37 name please
lost my load with all those massive cumshots
girl at 0:37 name please
the girl at the 37 seconds mark is the best what is her name
all those hard cocks and all that yummy hot cum,just made me cum.i watch porn and jackoff sometimes in my hand and eat my cum,sometimes I cum on my food and eat my cum that way.either way my cum taste yummy.i suck off men and swallow their hot creamy cum.
great set of messy clips. my favorite kind. The amateur at 1:48 (naughty America) is my kind of cumslut. love those deer eyes and cute nipples. would dump on that face all fuckin' day.
Who is she?
The facial cumshot at 6:06 is a fucking thing of beauty....cumshot masterpiece....scores well on the DistanceVolumeDuration cumshot scale. I'd luv to watch my wife lick off her face as I launch another load after his....drenching my lovely wife's face in cum......yum....then joining in on the cumslopfest.
comme j'aimerai etre a leurs place, ils ont de la chance de pouvoir se vider sur de belles nanas, moi je me branle seul dans mon coin
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Fuckin love these compilations...
what is the name of the first girl please ?
Amazinhg ...
2:17 sounds like some kind of monster lol
Guy at 9.23 has a good aim lol
this is why i love cock........ so glad im a girl
Hot wet and plenty spunk. Thanks. I am wet so my guy 's gonna fuck me now! I am a black babe.... his white cock is beautiful against my black cunt when he shoots his load on my belly!
Can't remember having cum so quickly like today to this video. It was far under one minute. 5 or six strokes and wow, I ejaculated.
@Sandy -- You are the one for me. I love tight pussies.
who is the first girl? the blonde
who is the first girl please ?
Killroy was here
Lucky- Not me! I am rock hard All the t...........okay. me too.
@bryan My erections drop either under a cold shower or after just having jerked off. How about you?
Lucky- sorry to hear. I feel a little disillusioned. I though you were ALWAYS hard.
Ins Gesicht gespitzt :-)
....or on xvid, "gay cum shots." I couldn't seem to turn it off, even though I knew I should.
hey what movie is the scene at 7:00 from???
Lucky Wanker- Seems like you like cocksucking and cum shots. Check out, in gay section, (group sex section) Jeff Sryker video. Big cocks, big cum.
the girl in the 6:30 is the preetiest one in the whole video!!!!
Ja, meine Herren, ihr spritzt echt geil ab. Kann sich sehen lassen. Kompliment. Geile Weiber wie ich lieben das.
Yes, I admit that I am a total and utter pornoholic. But I enjoy it. I adore wanking more than anything. To ejaculate is great fun and very healthy and it doesn't cost me anything. I could never afford a girlfriend, my purse isn't as big and fat as my cock.
whos the one at 8:18
Hei, ging das aber schnell! Ich spritzte schon nach 45 Sekunden ab!
's the girl at 4'37" + the one at 5'00" ?
who's the girl at 1:06?! i want to see more of her...
fantastic site first class films i need to go hav a wank now
My girlfriend hates it, when I wank to porns when she isn't around. She is afraid that I won't have any sperns left for her to swallow when we are together. She caught me a couple of times in the middle of a jerkoff and got very annoyed. She can't catch me now, she is away. So I can easily have a few shots today, It's so easy to shoot off to this super video,
I am 70. Thanks to youporn I still wank like a 20year old. Yesterday 5x, today already twice, and is only 10 o'clock in the morning.
Who's the girl at 1.10? Thanx
Someone knows the name of the girl at 1.10 ?
girls name at 6:22?
please, who is the girl at 01:10 ?
4:47 girls name?
just had a pleasand orgasm to it, thank you
great job thanks to them. we are seeing wonderful high quality art god bless them thanks.
nice cumshots
what is name gir 2.07 please
i jized loads to this
i just want some semen in my mouth right now!!!!
the girl at 0.56 is deja daire
Love the black chick at 0.45, she gets a top pop shot on her!
What's the name of the girl at 6.20 ? PLEASE HELP ME
9.40 the best satisfaction (:-)
Does someone know where is 1:44 scene from?
I'd love all these cumshots in one big bowl to drink !!
2.07 is the sweetest!
They all are very able, but i prefer to swallow!!!
the girl at 6.20 looks good
Whos the girls a 4:47?
who's the girl at 5:00? thanks guys.
These are really heavy loads!! Wow!
Big Fuckers !
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