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EL SEGUNDO >> Kobe Bryant is quite a boxing fan. He's been spotted at major cards at Staples Center, as well as at Manny Pacquiao's training camp in Hollywood. When a reporter asked him after practice Monday if he suffered from ring rust during his season debut Sunday, a 106-94 loss to the visiting Toronto Raptors, he concurred that analogy was fitting.
"Yeah, for sure, for sure," he said. "I mean, in boxing you kind of control the elements somewhat. In basketball, everything's coming at you, so there is only so much preparation you can do in terms of reacting to things that are outside of your control. I certainly see some similarities."
Bryant missed the first 19 games of the season while recuperating from surgery to repair a torn left Achilles' tendon. He started Sunday and played 28 minutes. He scored nine points on 2-of-9 shooting, grabbed eight rebounds and had four assists, but he also turned the ball over eight times.
Bryant graded himself harshly in giving himself an 'F' after the game. He upgraded that to a 'D' on Monday.
"It wasn't as bad as I thought it was," said Bryant, who said he watched tape of the game until 2 a.m. Monday. "The turnovers and things like that, a lot of it was just mis-timing. Made some pretty good reads, got my guys some good looks.
"It terms of the floor game, it wasn't as bad as I thought it was."
Bryant was asked what he needs to do better when the Lakers play host to the Phoenix Suns tonight at 7:30 at Staples Center.
"Just do the same thing I did the first game, just do it better," he said. "Just keep the turnovers under control, get my guys in position to be successful and see if I can't make a couple of shots of my own."
It would have been unfair to expect Bryant to be his old self right away, and that certainly was not lost on coach Mike D'Antoni.
"It's just going to be a while, and we probably hyped it up too much and he hasn't played in eight months and it's going to take him a while to get back on par," said D'Antoni, who said Bryant reported no ill physical effects from Sunday's game. "But he'll get there."
D'Antoni was asked what he meant by hyping up Bryant's return too much.
"Well, I mean, it was a little bit over the top," he said. "They thought he was going to rain something on everybody. But it takes him a little while … to get back in the groove and get his legs and I think it was a good outing. But he'll definitely get better every time out."
Gasol impressed
Pau Gasol spoke in awe of Bryant being able to play less than eight months after sustaining his Achilles tendon injury April 12 of last season.
"Very impressive, I think," Gasol said. "You've gotta give him a lot of credit for how hard he's worked and everybody around him helped him get there. So it's very impressive what he's been able to do. We always expect so much out of him, so it takes a little bit of time."
Also …
Phoenix (11-9) and the Lakers (10-10) are ninth and 10th, respectively, in the Western Conference and would miss the playoffs if they started today. … The Suns, who have won their last two games over Houston and Toronto, are led in scoring by guard Eric Bledsoe, who averages 18.6 points. … Lakers guard Jordan Farmar had an ultrasound Monday that showed his left hamstring, which he tore Dec. 1, is healing. He still has a ways to go before returning, however. Farmar will accompany the team on its upcoming four-game road trip so he can get treated by the Lakers training staff.


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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
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23 comments:
- Clare said...
Love the layered necklaces!! And those pumps are delightful!!
- August 11, 2009 at 8:01 PM
- Lions, Tigers and Fashion OH MY! said...
love how you made the necklaces and that dress is adorable!
- August 11, 2009 at 8:07 PM
- myedit said...
Another question... are you the best dressed in your office? Unless Sienna Miller circa 2005/2006 works with you, i hope you are.
- August 11, 2009 at 8:25 PM
- emilyanne said...
I really like the way you put together the necklace. I've never seen that before actually, so in my opinion its really inventive.
- August 11, 2009 at 8:48 PM
- Emily Kennedy said...
You need not admit the shoes were from last season. Purple is way in this season. Also, the dress is adorable! $5?! Geez! What a steal for such a cute piece of clothing.
- August 11, 2009 at 9:31 PM
- Sassy S said...
wow where do you thrift shop?! I could never find such a fab find at a thrift shop near me! Beautiful look! :)
- August 11, 2009 at 10:17 PM
- Kyla said...
This is fantastic and I love the idea of the brooches on the necklace. I will certainly have to try that one!
- August 11, 2009 at 10:26 PM
- Lilli said...
I love the necklace idea. Also, the blazer adds a nice touch to the outfit.
- August 12, 2009 at 8:28 AM
i LOVE your layered necklaces! the big pendants are so cool. and i'm drooling over those shoes. great outfit. ~joelle
- August 12, 2009 at 9:27 AM
- Style & Beyond said...
love those necklaces!! :)
- August 12, 2009 at 9:57 AM
- CC said...
do i ever not love your outfit?
- August 12, 2009 at 10:22 AM
- Linda said...
Lol My Edit.
Truly a stunning outfit. The necklace really works and have I mentioned how fricked jelous I am of your payless shoes?
I mean come on..Payless? Last time I was in Payless I had to leave because it smelled too much like rubber and gave me a headache but all your payless shoes are so chic!
I really love this outfit. Work it girl...ha "work" it.
- August 12, 2009 at 12:12 PM
- Fell4fashion said...
I love ALL OF THIS!!! Great dress, love the necklaces, and I have those shoes too :)
- August 12, 2009 at 2:02 PM
- Emily Kennedy said...
Hey! And the day after I left that comment, look what the Budget Fashionista posted: http://www.thebudgetfashionista.com/archive/fall-fashion-2009-purple-pump/
He he! Go you!
- August 12, 2009 at 3:16 PM
- Emily said...
this outfit is so pretty and retro.
- August 12, 2009 at 9:48 PM
- xtinagirl said...
Wow your necklaces look crazy! I love how chunky it looks :)
- August 13, 2009 at 12:54 AM
- Fashionista* said...
gorgeous necklaces
- August 13, 2009 at 7:37 AM
- Noiretta said...
a new blog. great. love your style.
- August 13, 2009 at 12:47 PM
lovely outfit! ^^
- August 13, 2009 at 2:11 PM
- Farrah @ Stylecrumbs said...
ooh i adore that yellow jacket!!
- August 13, 2009 at 2:57 PM
- God Made Me fuNky said...
awesome dress, love the layered necklaces...fab look
- August 13, 2009 at 11:41 PM
- Erin Cathleen said...
This outfit is simply awesome. It's the kind I'm dying to put together, and you did it for amazingly little. Guess it shows you can't really put a price on style; how I wish I could be so thrifty and look half as chic as you do! You're majorly inspiring. :)
- August 14, 2009 at 12:11 AM
- alissa said...
I love the blazer with it - what a great find
- August 15, 2009 at 12:06 PM

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Maximum height for area: 678 metres,
Maximum prominence for area: 657 metres,
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Balix Hill 403m
Barnes Top 456m
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Bessy Bell 420m
Bohilbreaga 478m
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Carn Hill 448m
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Craignamaddy 385m
Cregganconroe 300m
Crockalougha 407m
Crockbrack 526m
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Learmount Mountain 489m
Learmount Mtn S Top 492m
Letterlogher 249m
Meenard Mountain 620m
Meenard Mtn W Top 480m
Moneyoran Hill 414m
Mullaghaneany 627m
Mullaghash 480m
Mullaghasturrakeen 581m
Mullaghbane 467m
Mullaghbolig 442m
Mullaghcarbatagh 517m
Mullaghcarn 542m
Mullaghcarn South Top 525m
Mullaghclogha 635m
Mullaghclogher 572m
Mullaghcroy 242m
Mullaghdoo 568m
Mullaghmeash Hill 244m
Mullaghmore 550m
Mullaghsallagh 485m
Mullaghturk 416m
Oughtmore 382m
Oughtmore 569m
Owenreagh Hill 400m
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Slieve Gallion 528m
Slieve Gallion NE Top 496m
Slieveboy 259m
Slievekirk 370m
Spaltindoagh 420m
Spelhoagh 568m
Straid Hill 303m
White Mountain 537m
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(Ir. Carnán Aichle [DUPN], 'little cairn of the look-out point')
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Longitude: -6.951221, Latitude: 54.772499
, Easting: 267547, Northing: 392127
Prominence: 307m
, Isolation: 1.2km
, GPS IDs, 6 char: Crnnly, 10 char: Carnanelly
Bedrock type: Psammite & semipellite, (Glenelly Formation)
The element aichill also occurs in Glenelly, at the head which Carnanelly stands. Patrick McKay suggests that the look-out point in both names may be the mountain of Carnanelly itself (DUPN). Carnanelly is the 386th highest place in Ireland.
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Picture from gerrym : Across Genelly valley from cairn
Across Genelly valley from cairn
gerrym on Carnanelly, 2006
14 Apr 2006
Started this walk from the beginings of Glenlark forest, reached by a high and lonely road from the hamlet of Sperrin - there is room for several cars to park at a cattle grid at
. Walk back along the road out of the forest and follow the open hill along the forest edge, would not be a pretty picture in wet weather. Already at a height of over 1000 ft, with Sawel and Dart beautifully framed across the valley. Leave Glenlark forest behind and shortly thereafter pick up and follow the edge of Sawelabeg forest to the top of Mullaghbane (467 m) with views SW to Mullaghcarn and the Bluestacks. Leave the last few straggling trees behind and follow the fenceline downhill, looking along the heavily forested Glenlark river valley (climbing this side of the Genelly valley brings home the true extent of forestry operationasin the Sperrins) before climbing to point 505 m (
), after 45 minutes of walking. The everchanging views now present Meenard and Mullagheaney as companions as drop and rise to the summit of Carnanelly. Pass rocky outcrops which are the true summit and drop slightly to an area of stones which were obviously a handy spot to build a cairn. Views open out here to the S and E towards Slieve Gallion and Lough Neagh.
I returned to point 505 m and headed SW along what looked like an old track of sorts. The ground isn't great but is no major problem if wanting a different return route. Richard Rogers (Ulster Walk Guide) suggests continuing E from the summit of Carnanelly down past Lough Ousk, the only downside being a long road walk back to the starting point. Reach the boundary of Glenlark forest and then the road (
)- it is a pleasant walk of 20 minutes back to the car, passing little Lough Lark on the way. Do I really need to add that there were no other people about ?
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Picture from dr_banuska : The small cairn with Goles Forest behind and Lough Ouske in the distance
The small cairn with Goles Forest behind and Lough Ouske in the distance
dr_banuska on Carnanelly, 2009
19 Jul 2009
I did this one a couple of weekends ago with the dog, parking at Goles Forest just off the B47 Draperstown-Plumbridge road through the Glenelly Valley. For a Sunday there wasn't a single other car, nor did I meet anyone else all afternoon. I got the impression that it's largely only dedicated hillwalkers who use this forest/parking facility; the forest tracks are steep and not particularly enjoyable walks in their own right. Upon walking into the forest I initially took left where the track forks, origially planning to climb the lower peak of Slieveavaddy (486m) first. But after a prolonged downpour struck I gave up on this idea and headed back towards the car, frustrated. The rain finally eased off though and I decided to tackle Carnanelly directly, by taking the track heading right. This starts off gently but became increasingly steep and tough going, until I finally reached the point where it takes a sharp 90 degree angle into the middle of the forest (eventually descending via the other track I had attempted earlier). At this point I instead took right through a distinct clearing, which is marked on Discover Map 13 about
. This was quite overgrown in parts but I pushed through, passing an old abandoned car (!) until I reached a fence . I crossed this and descended over a tiny stream that marks the boundary of the forest, and up again onto the welcome sight of open hillside. This was quite wet in parts with tiny, hidden creeks but it was a pretty easygoing, steady climb to the summit. The views on the ascent are excellent, over to the high peaks across the valley and down to the busy main road. As others have said the summit area is marked by rocky outcrops which were visible from the ascent - so more aesthetically pleasing than many other summits in the Sperrins (e.g. Mullaghbolig which I had climbed the previous day). While it was still pretty overcast the view was impressive: southeast to Slieve Gallion with its transmitter and Lough Fea, with Lough Neagh beyond. The small Lough Ouske could be seen slightly to the northeast, and even the distinctive rounded profile of Slemish off in the distance. I then made my way east along the fence down to the small cairn, which provided a degree of temporary shelter from the wind and slight drizzle. If it hadn't been for the poor weather I might have attempted neighbouring Mullaghabane but was happy to call it a day. I chose an unusual method of descent, crossing the fence and heading straight down through the forest rather than skirting back to the west or to the east. I wouldn't really recommend this idea as it quickly becomes disorientating and at one point I fell into a hidden drop and found myself covered in peat! Also, when I finally met up with the main track it seemed like I had saved little if any time. All in all though, an enjoyable climb and one of my more memorable excursions in the Sperrins.
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gerrym on Carnanelly, 2004
19 Jul 2004
Carnanelly is the only big hill on the southern side of the Genelly Valley and Goles Forest continues right up to just below its summit. It is a great viewpoint for looking across to the big hills on the northern side of the valley. Park at Goles Wood (
) and follow track into forest, keeping left as climb up until parallel with small stream. Cross stream onto hillside before path heads back into the forest and climb over difficult ground SSE towards summit of Slieveaddy (486m) - there is a sheep track wich makes life a whole lot easier. From the top there are good views down over Lough Ouske ( one of the few bodies of water of any size in the Sperrins) and across the valley to the northern range of the Sperrins. Pick up fence at summit and follow west climbing gently above top of Goles Forest. The view is restricted tot he south here across to Slieve Gallion and Lough Fea with the Mournes and Cooley mountains in the distance. After 1.5 hours reach rocky summit with a rare cairn ( handy shelter from hefty shower which blew across). There are slightly higher rocky outcrops a little further along the top again with excellent panoramic views. Descend along fence and take an adjoining fence heading off to the right (north) which heads down into the Genelly Valley again ( pic was taken here looking across to Meenard and Mullaghaneany). Make for the edge of Goles Forest where a stream has cut a steep gulley and makes for an interesting descent. Just after crossing a fence over a little waterfall and before some buildings cross into the forest - the track is only some 30 ft in. Follow this downhill back to the carpark. 2.5 hours.
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Picture from mcna : Cairn near summit
Cairn near summit
mcna on Carnanelly, 2007
16 Jan 2007
I climbed this mountain today and could not have picked a worse day for it in terms of views from the summit. But I had lots of navigation practice anyway! Started from Goles forest, which I reached from Plumbridge along the Glenelly Road. Past Sperrin Heritage Centre, through Cranagh and the last hamlet before the forest park is Sperrin. The forest is clearly marked on the right hand said of the road. (G
) Thanks Gerrym for your reports they were very helpful in route planning. There is ample parking space here and you're well off the road. From the car part I set off along the track. At the junction, about 150 m from car park I Took a right and followed this up through the forest. The road is tarmac and has a sustained incline. After approx 1.5Km on the track, it takes a sharp left turn but in front there is a clearing that is marked on the 1:25 000 scale map of the area. Leaving the track behind I used this clearing to make my way out of the forest and on to open hill side. This is a steep enough climb and the wind was starting rise. I left the forest at the foot of Carnanelly (G
) and climbed straight to the fence that runs to the summit. This is over very tough ground. Not particularly steep, but at this time of year, the softness, coupled with heather and bog, was tough going. I then followed this fence over stone mound to the summit, which, unfortunately, had absolutely no view - but the wind was very refreshing! Still optimistic about the reported good views, I made my way over to slieveavaddy (486m). I followed the fence down off the summit, past the cairn on the right hand side, and along the edge of the forest, onto open hillside and over to the summit. This was an easy walk along the fence as there was a small track alongside the fence and there was very little incline at slieveavaddy summit. Summit to summit took approximately 25 minutes at a steady pace, though against the wind! - But sadly, poor visibility prevented a good view. Though here, we could see the main Glenelly road. From the summit I walked straight down and followed the stream to the road. Before we got to the road we had a stream to cross and by chance or good luck we just happened to be standing beside what I could only describe as a sheep bridge! So this saved the feet for a while!. Took a left on the road and walked back to the car park which took approx.5 minutes. A lovely walk, great navigation practice, plenty of variation in terrain but I'll be back in the better weather to take in the views!
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Esquire did a Q&A with the now famous Katherine Webb about her overnight Twitter stardom.
Webb, whose phone was dead during the game, gained about 100,000 new Twitter followers during the game after ESPN's cameras panned to the pretty Webb in the crowd and Brent Musburger went gaga over her.
Webb didn't find anything wrong with Musburger's comments, she told Esquire:
"If he had worded it different and said we were hot, or sexy, or commented on our body parts, it would have been completely different. I didn't take any offense to it, because I think it's okay for a man to tell a woman that she's beautiful, no matter what age."
But both Webb and her boyfriend AJ McCarron did not appreciate Arizona Cardinal player Darnell Dockett's tweets. Dockett tweeted his number to Webb, telling her to call him after the game to get wings and go to a strip club (he later deleted the tweet). While Dockett was probably just joking around, Webb and McCarron did not find it funny. Webb said:
"It's very disrespectful and A.J. did not like it at all. Clearly, the news says I'm his girlfriend, so it's very inappropriate for another guy to tweet me and purposely try and create drama."
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Rose Eliza Saville 1870-1944
Born Thaxted, Essex, Died Hyde, Chesire.
Robert Rowbottom 1893–1927
Born Hyde Died Barrow
Born Thaxted, Essex, Died Hyde, Chesire.
Rose Eliza Saville was born in Thaxted in about 1870. In the 1871 census a Brazey Eliza Savill is recorded to be living in the village. She is 9 months old and her parents are named as Frederic Savill (Broxted 1844) and Emma Savill (Mason) (Thaxted 1845/6). They are seen to be living on a farm called Bush, which can still be seen today.. The family is not present on the 1881 census. The fact that Rose appears in 1889 in Newton Hyde suggests that she went, either with her family or alone, in search of work. We first encounter her in the marriage records in 1889. Then, in the 1891 census she is living with John Rowbotham in a little terraced house on Field Street in Hyde.
The area was known as Flowery Fields. There are still a few houses left from the terrace so it is clear what they were like. In front of the house is the Church of St Stephen. (19thC). The area was full of mills and the colliery was nearby as well. It would have been a very practical place for them to live. Before the children were born, Rose worked as a card room operator. The carders job was seen as one of low status job by others in the industry.
Once she had children Rose seems to have stopped working in the mill. She brought up 2 girls and a boy in the house on Field Street. There were probably two rooms on each floor. In the 1911 census there is a new baby in the family, Alice. At 17 her son Robert was an assistant blacksmith. The second sister Annie was a hat trimmer. Between 1901 and 1911 Rose set up a small chips hop in the house where they now lived on Old Road. Today 65 Old Road still has the same function, and gets very busy at times.
In 1913-14 there was a sad occurrence in the family that must have affected her. Her son Robert´s first wife, Ethel Bardsley and their baby, John died after less than a year of the married. Rose subsequently lost her son as he enlisted in the Army Service Corps as a Farrier and Shoemaker. He was away for many years, as most of the men from their neighbourhood would have been. In 1921, after returning from the war Robert married Elizabeth Alice Gregory and soon afterwards, Rose Rowbotham was born. She was named after her grandmother. Rose Eliza. Rowbottom died in1944.
Robert Rowbottom 1893–1927
Born Hyde Died Barrow
Robert Rowbottom was born in 1893 in Newton Hyde. He was the oldest of 4 children. He had two younger sisters, Annie and Elizabeth who were just a couple of years younger than him. When he was 15, Alice was born to his parents. As a child he would probably have gone to school until 12 years old. We see him in 1911 at 17 working as an assistant blacksmith.
In September 1913, at the age of 19, he married Ethel Bardsley, who was from just a few streets away. She lived with her family in Hallbottom Street. Their son John, named after Roberts father, was born around June 1914. By October both the child and his mother were dead. Immediately after this tragedy Robert enlisted on Nov.13th 1914. He was then described as a widower. Robert joined the Royal Regiment of Artillery as a Farrier and Shoeing Smith and served in the 23rd Divisional Ammunition Column in the 2nd Section. He would have been responsible for both the making and fitting of shoes for the horses which took ammunition to the gun posts.
The 23rd Division was in the Somme and Passchendale. In 1918 they fighting in Italy. Although he himself would not normally have been in combat, it is possible that he would have had to fight at some point. At Ypres all ranks were ordered into battle.
He was hospitalized in Boulogne on the 8th of September 1916 having been kicked by a horse. After the Armistice in November 1918 the Divisional Units were moved to Treviso and demobilisation took place in January and February 1919. However it does not seem that Robert was there at this point. It is not known when he left the 23rd Divisional. Robert would have come home sometime in mid 1919, or a touch later.
In 1921 he was awarded the Victory Medal.
In this period his address was 17 Brook Street but there is a Brook Street in both Hyde and Chadderton, where he later lived with his wife Elizabeth Alice Gregory In December he married Elizabeth Alice Gregory whose address was at Westfield Street Chadderton.
He was 28 and she was 26. Their daughter Rose was born in 1922. The family lived in Victoria Street, Chadderton for five years.It is not known where he was working during this period although it is said that after he died his widow was able to sell the smith´s shop where he worked. In 1927 Robert Robottom died of tuberculosis. The last record of him is his death in Barrowmore Hospital for ex servicemen. He left £103. 18s to his wife.
One thing we would like to show is your family's histories if it concerns Hyde, you could do the post yourself.. include pictures, and your own story and we'd be pleased to show it here.
He was 28 and she was 26. Their daughter Rose was born in 1922. The family lived in Victoria Street, Chadderton for five years.It is not known where he was working during this period although it is said that after he died his widow was able to sell the smith´s shop where he worked. In 1927 Robert Robottom died of tuberculosis. The last record of him is his death in Barrowmore Hospital for ex servicemen. He left £103. 18s to his wife.
Last November we were contacted by Rowan from N-Spain, asking for help in a bit of family research. We of course tried to help out as best we could.
Hi, I love your blog spot. My Great Great Gran had a chip shop at 65 Old Road in Hyde form 1910 onwards. From what I have seen on Google maps it still is a chippy! I think the address is in Flowery Field.My Great Great Gran was called Rose Rowbotham (Sometimes written Rowbotham). Her husband was a miner called John and their son was Robert Rowbottom (1893 - 1927) He was a farrier and fought in WW1. He enlisted in Nov. 1914 just after his first wife and their baby died. She was called Ethel Bardsley and was also from Hyde (Hallbottom Road). I have never see any photos of this part of our family because Robert died when my grandmother was only five. Could you give me some advice. I live in N. Spain so making a quick trip is not so easy. I would love to know if there are any pictures.
Thanking you so much........ Rowan HardmanWhen Nancy and I set the blog going we were not sure how it would take off, we have been more than thrilled with all the help from others which has been so freely offered . We had no intentions of getting into Genealogy... but it was inevitable such request would turn up. We have always done what we can to help others and will carry on doing so. What we'd like now is if Rowan can be given some pointers into his family history. We have little knowledge to add but know that out there many of you have spent hours researching your family trees. If you can suggest anything to help Rowan with his quest please do so in the comments or email us and we will pass it on.
One thing we would like to show is your family's histories if it concerns Hyde, you could do the post yourself.. include pictures, and your own story and we'd be pleased to show it here.
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CHAPEL HILL- The Chapel Hill Town Council is considering a two-cent property tax rate increase to balance next year's budget. Half of that would go to fund transit, which makes up about 20 percent of the town's expenditures.
Many on the council seem to support the plan, but at a budget work session on Monday, Matt Czajkowski pushed back against the idea that fare-free transit should be prepaid by property owners.
"Let's just be real about what the alternatives are here. Can't go fare-free? There are fare-collecting systems all over the world. Try Europe, "said Czajkowski. "But oh no, we could never do it because it would cost a million dollars and they don't take quarters any more. There are different ways to do this but we don't want to talk about about them."
Ed Harrison said if the system reverts to charging fares, UNC would likely pull its funding, which makes up almost 60 percent of the transit budget.
"The reason we went fare-free is that the student body at UNC voted for that and the university went along with it," said Harrison. "The statement from the [transit] partners is that if we stopped fare-free, UNC would pull its funding."
Chapel Hill Transit expects to lose nearly $900,000 in state funding next year, due in part to service reductions made over the past two years to balance the budget.
Interim Director Brian Litchfield said the transit system, which is jointly funded by Chapel Hill, Carrboro and UNC, will see some new revenue from a vehicle registration fee that the county levied along with the half-cent transit tax, but he said the majority of the tax proceeds are earmarked for light rail, not bus service.
Chapel Hill Transit is in the process of hiring a consultant to evaluate the system's long-term financial stability, but the council will need to sign off on next year's budget long before that study is complete.
Gene Pease said he's frustrated by the situation.
"We wait too damn long to start this planning. It's been how many years? Twelve years before a long-term financial plan has been put into place?" asked Pease. "Now we would like to have those alternatives to talk about, but we're at least a year away from that."
There was one bright spot in Monday's budget debate, as Town Manager Roger Stancil told the council that the county's level of funding for the Chapel Hill Public Library would be increasing to an all-time high of $483,000, enough to slightly increase the library's operating hours.
Currently the library is open 54 hours a week, down from 68 before the expansion. The council has heard from many residents angry with the service gaps, a sentiment echoed by Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt.
"Four or five hours on a Saturday is nowhere near anything called best practice anywhere," said Kleinschmidt. "I'm actually embarrassed that those were the hours that we chose to close, on the day that most people don't work."
The recommended budget would fund 58 hours of operation, and once Orange County's contribution is factored in, that number could rise to 60.5.
But Sally Greene pushed fellow council members to come up with the additional money needed to restore the library to its full 68 hour a week schedule.
"My opinion is that we need to close that gap. It is $181,000. We need to find a way to close the gap to give the new director the hours she needs, the hours the community needs, and not undercut her ability to succeed," said Greene. "We're talking about setting the hours for the whole next year, not coming back in three months or six months. We're setting the library's hours for the year."
Lee Storrow wasn't so sure.
"Its hard to feel confident that moving to 68 is the right thing to do, without feeling like that we're really considering all the options, not just from where we are, jumping right to 68," said Storrow.
No decisions were made as the council asked staff to return with more detailed scenarios to consider at a work session on Wednesday.
The council is scheduled to formally adopt the 2013-2014 budget next week.


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Their relationship echoed, in many ways, the bonds of trust and mutual protection that kept prisoners alive and sane in Nazi concentration camps. In those camps, researchers found, the "basic unit of survival" was the pair, not the individual.
"[I]t was in the pairs that the prisoners kept alive in the semblance of humanity," concluded Elmer Luchterhand, a sociologist at Yale who interviewed fifty-two concentration camp survivors shortly after liberation.
Pairs stole food and clothing for each other, exchanged small gifts, and planned for the future. If one member of a pair fainted from hunger in front of an SS officer, the other would prop him up.
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Education Dept. says schools must provide sports for students with disabilities
(CNN) — Schools must give students with disabilities equal opportunities to participate in extracurricular athletics, including varsity sports, the U.S. Department of Education said Friday. And if existing sports don't meet the needs of those students, schools must create additional athletic programs.
The department's Office for Civil Rights pointed to a 2010 report from the Government Accountability Office that said disabled students were not getting equal opportunities to participate in sports, a right they were granted under the Rehabilitation Act, passed in 1973.
Denying disabled students' participation meant that they "may not have equitable access to the health and social benefits" of playing sports, the education department said in a statement Friday.
"Sports can provide invaluable lessons in discipline, selflessness, passion and courage, and this guidance will help schools ensure that students with disabilities have an equal opportunity to benefit from the life lessons they can learn on the playing field or on the court," Education Secretary Arne Duncan said in the statement accompanying the guidelines.
Examples of the kinds of accommodations the department is seeking included offering a visual cue, along with a starter pistol, to allow deaf students to participate in track races or allowing a one-hand touch to end swimming races, rather than a two-hand touch, which would allow students with only one arm to participate.
Disabled students should be given the right to prove themselves during actual events and not be offered only practice spots based on their disability, the department's guidelines said.
The rules say accommodations must be made as long as they don't give disabled students any advantage over those without a disability, do not fundamentally change the sport in question and do not compromise safety.
The rules apply to all extracurricular athletics, including clubs, intramural sports and varsity, junior varsity and freshman interscholastic teams, the department said.
It said it hopes disabled students can find a in existing programs, but if that is not workable, new programs must be created.
"Students with disabilities who cannot participate in the school district's existing extracurricular athletics program — even with reasonable modifications or aids and services — should still have an equal opportunity to receive the benefits of extracurricular athletics. When the interests and abilities of some students with disabilities place cannot be as fully and effectively met by the school district's existing extracurricular athletic program, the school district should create additional opportunities for those students with disabilities," the guidelines state.
"Participation in extracurricular athletics can be a critical part of a student's overall educational experience, Seth Galanter, acting assistant secretary for the Office for Civil Rights, said in a statement. "Schools must ensure equal access to that rewarding experience for students with disabilities."
The American Association of Adapted Sports Programs said Friday's announcement "will have far reaching positive effects on the lives of children with disabilities."
"With this new guidance we can further advance our vital work of making sure all kids who want to take part in school sports will have an opportunity to do so," the organization's executive director, Beverly Vaughn, said in a statement posted on its Facebook page.
In the same statement, the Inclusive Fitness Coalition, of which the AAASP is a part, likened the new guidelines to Title IX, the legislation that provided for equal opportunity for women in sports.
"This guidance is about expanding opportunities and inclusion," Terri Lakowski, CEO of the advocacy group Active Policy Solutions, said in a Facebook posting. "It's clear. Schools have a responsibility to provide athletic opportunities to students with disabilities."


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Major League Lacrosse announced Tuesday that defenseman Lee Zink (Maryland) of the Denver Outlaws has been named Defensive Player of the Year.
"It's a great honor to be recognized by former players, coaches and GMs," Zink said. "I've been really excited about this season; we have a great team and I'm excited about the upcoming weekend."
Zink is the second former Terp to win one of the league's annual awards this season; the Outlaws' Jeremy Sieverts was chosen as the Most Improved Player last week.
A nine-year MLL veteran, Zink played in 13 games while helping the Denver Outlaws claim their first MLL regular-season title since 2009. He recorded 17 ground balls, including a season-high three in a win over Rochester on June 16.
Zink has played in 103 career games and has recorded 211 ground balls. He was a member of the Baltimore Bayhawks' 2005 MLL championship team and has played in 12 or more regular-season games in six of his nine seasons.
Zink and the Outlaws will compete in MLL Championship Weekend beginning Saturday at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge, Mass. The top-seeded Outlaws will face the fourth-seeded Long Island Lizards in the first semifinal at 1 p.m. before the second-seeded Chesapeake Bayhawks play against the defending champion Boston Cannons, who earned the third seed, in the second semifinal at approximately 4 p.m.
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That's it -- I am now officially out of step with modern life.
What else can I say after reading this: "Most adults always have smartphone close by, 1 in 10 use it during sex."
Which gives a whole new meaning to the old-timey term "party line."
The Times' Salvador Rodriguez reported Thursday on a survey conducted last month by Harris Interactive of 1,102 smartphone users:
Nearly 3 in 4 American smartphone users surveyed said they are within five feet of their devices the majority of the time, according to the 2013 Mobile Consumer Habits study.
More than a third said they use their device at movie theaters and 12% said they even use it while in the shower.
But perhaps most unusual is the fact that almost 1 in 10 users, or 9% of respondents, said they have even used their smartphone during sex.
The number of adults using their smartphones during sex rises to 1 in 5 when looking only at the 18-to-34 age group.
Around the office water cooler (otherwise known as email; we don't talk in person much anymore, especially after one colleague complained bitterly about being the only one who replaces the water tank on said water cooler), this item engendered much merriment.
Patt Morrison weighed in: "Second graf: How?"
Jon Healey opined: "Yes they do, but at least they set the ringer on vibrate."
And some young voices (who shall remain nameless to protect the innocent): "In the shower?" -- which perhaps explains a lot about the millennials and their attitudes toward sex and/or cleanliness.
On Tuesday, my colleague Alexandra Le Tellier wrote on the Opinion LA blog about America's declining birthrate, attributing it in part to economic uncertainty left over from the Great Recession. But this latest news gives the discussion a decidedly new ringtone.
Perhaps, for example, young people now have an app for birth control? Or do they need GPS to aid in lovemaking? (Certain spots can be hard to find!) Do some phones come with e-cigarettes? Or an e-book copy of "The Joy of Sex," in that tiny type that only young folks can read without glasses?
For us older users, though, this is just evidence of one more Pandora's box we don't need to open: "No, honey, I don't need Viagra, I just need to recharge the battery."
Now, everyone knows we live in a wired world. We're connected. We're 24/7 multi-tasking, multi-purpose, increased-productivity workaholics.
But, with the wisdom of more than a few decades, and at the risk of being labeled a curmudgeon, I submit that there are some places a phone -- smart, dumb or otherwise -- simply doesn't belong: At a funeral; in church; at the theater; in a driver's hand/ear/lap in a moving car.
And no, not in the shower either.
And certainly not in the sack.
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HOUSTON - An accidental medical discovery can make the effects of Botox last 30 percent longer, according to a Houston doctor.
Many people know Botox as a beauty enhancer that erases age lines and leaves the skin looking smooth and youthful. But for thousands of people, it is a sanity saving treatment for very real medical conditions.
Wesley Paulk said he could hardly drive, work or even see because of his severe eye spasms.
"I went with my eyes taped open. I took medical tape and taped my eyelids to my eyebrows," Paulk said. "They'd get to spasming so much and blinking that I couldn't control them, and they would shut and I couldn't open them."
Diagnosed with blepharo disease, Paulk has spent the past decade visiting Dr. Charles Soparkar, an ocular plastic surgeon and biochemist, for Botox treatments four times a year—but not anymore.
"I'd get it every two to three months now, with the new pull Zytase, I get it every five to six months."
After noticing some patients are not as receptive to the Botox, a resident suggested to Dr. Soparkar that it could be their diet, prompting him to look at the molecular level.
"All the Botulinum toxins are zinc dependent—metalloprotease—meaning they require zinc to work, meaning no zinc, they don't work," Soparkar said.
He said about 50 percent of the population is zinc deficient so he wondered what would happen if he "gave people zinc before their toxins."
He combined a high dose of zinc with a phytase enzyme and Zytase was born. The drug is taken four days before the Botox treatment is administered and on the day of the treatment. The new and very positive side-effect of getting zinc levels under control allows for Botox's effects to last longer, meaning fewer shots and less money spent.
"Ninety-two percent of people in our study an increase in our effect," Soparkar said.
It even worked for Karin Williams, who was just using Botox for a fresher look.
"Every four months was my routine, for eight years," Williams said. "I started taking the Zytase and noticed I could stretch it out to six months or eight months."
Soparkar said because the zinc is only taken right before the injections, you don't have to worry about getting too much of the chemical. Zytase is prescription only and some insurance companies are paying for it before medical Botox treatments.
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(Reuters) - AOL Inc appointed board director Susan Lyne on Thursday to head up its portfolio of brands, including TechCrunch and Mapquest.
Lyne, who is vice chairman of the online clothing flash sale site Gilt.com, will leave her position on the AOL board to oversee advertising and publisher relationships and to grow traffic as the Brand Group CEO.
Arianna Huffington, whose Huffington Post website falls under the Brand Group, will continue to report to AOL Chief Executive Tim Armstrong.
A well known media executive, Lyne was the former chief executive of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and president of ABC Entertainment. AOL plans to fill her spot on the board after she steps down, a spokeswoman said.
In a statement, AOL said its Chief Operating Officer Arthur Minson, who is responsible for all AOL's business units - the Brand Group, AOL Networks and Membership Group - "will stay with the company for a transition period."
An AOL spokeswoman declined to say if or when Minson was leaving the company.
"I have decided to stay and continue to work closely with Tim during this transition period," Minson said in a statement.
AOL has tapped its board members for key executive roles before. Karen Dykstra was appointed Chief Financial Officer last year after serving on the AOL board from 2009 until 2012.
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More than 50 farmers sell at the county's oldest market
At 31 years old, the Saturday Anne Arundel County Farmers Market is Anne Arundel's oldest and largest. Over 50 farmers and producers sell not only fresh fruits, vegetables and meat but also a diversity of homemade goods, like soaps, pies, jams, ceramics, cards and beeswax items.
"A farmers market is an entirely different experience," says market chair Martin Zaner. "You talk directly to the grower who can tell you exactly how his products were grown. The foods are local, fresher, and the money stays in the community."
One of the 50, Francis Myles took over his family farm in Crownsville when he was 15. Now his extended family helps him sell Myles Flower and Produce's tomatoes, butternut squash, cucumbers, kale, cabbage — and flowers.
Maryland Sunrise Farm has a niche of selling grass-fed Angus beef. Farmer Virginia Ganbrell enjoys her work. "I love getting up close and personal with my food," she says.
Julie Wood, of Juelles, sells jewelry and body products she's made. Her natural soaps avoid chemicals.
Shari McDonald of Old McDonald's Farm sells the traditional pecan praline. "This is the real New Orleans southern praline," she says of her candy.
Money that stays in the community makes dreams come true. "Selling our flowers paid for my college degree," says Denise Gertz of Gertz Farms.


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They Said It: Gary Kubiak, Peyton Manning and others talk after practice Wednesday
Denver Broncos coach Gary Kubiak, quarterback Peyton Manning and others spoke to the media after practice Wednesday. Here's some of what they said:
On Wednesday's practice participation
"Shane Ray obviously did not practice. Limited today: (Ty) Sambrailo, (DeMarcus) Ware, (Evan) Mathis, (Aqib) Talib and (Emmanuel) Sanders. Then full were (Omar) Bolden, (Corey) Nelson, Juwan (Thompson), Owen (Daniels), Ryan (Harris), and of course Peyton (Manning) practiced today. That's where we're at."
On if Manning practiced today because he rested over the bye week
"Yeah, we've had a lot of time on our hands. We just thought that—he actually took about half the practice is what he did. We will go ahead and go full this week and then get back in our routine next week."
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CLERMONT, Fla. – The Brandeis softball team suffered its first loss of the 2013 season today, as the Judges dropped an 8-2 decision to Haverford College at the National Softball Training Center. The Judges fall to 4-1 as they embark on the University Athletic Association tournament. The Fords improve to 5-1.
Haverford jumped out to a 2-0 lead three batters into the game when Jen DiCandilo blasted a two-run home run off of Brandeis sophomore starter Nikki Cote (Shelton, Conn./St. Joseph's). The Judges got the runs back in the bottom of the second on RBI singles by sophomore catcher Cori Coleman (Burr Ridge, Ill. / Hinsdale South) and sophomore RF Amanda Genovese (North Haven, Conn./North Haven).
The Fords broke the game open in the top of the fourth inning. 2B Jill Schnall took Cote deep for the second time in the contest with a runner aboard to snap the 2-2 tie. Two Brandeis errors and a DiCandilo single later, 1B Dayle Comerford drove Cote from the game with a bases-clearing triple that made the score 7-2. Junior reliever Melissa Nolan (Windsor, Conn./Loomis Chafee) retired the side in the inning, allowing an inherited runner to score on an infield out, but the damage had been done.
The six-run lead was more than enough for HC pitcher Sara Tauriello, who allowed just one batter past first base the rest of the way, when Genovese singled and stole second and third in the fifth inning. The Fords' hurler was nearly untouchable the rest of the way, retiring seven of the final eight batters by way if strikeout. She ended up with 15 strikeouts for the game, setting a Haverford single-game record in the process.
Brandeis opens UAA tournament play Tuesday against nationally-ranked squads from Emory and Washington University in Altamonte Springs, Fla.


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Dave Boling: Extension shows Seahawks believe in Carroll-Schneider 'lovefest'
Friday's gathering at Seahawks headquarters wasn't as much about a new contract as it was a renewal of vows.
Coach Pete Carroll got the pay bump he earned, and the Seahawks secured the kind of stability at the top that will continue to inspire players to either join the team or stay here.
But most important, it reaffirmed the importance of the stunningly productive and compatible civil union between Carroll and general manager John Schneider.
This is at the core of the Seahawks' current success, and will be the fuel for its extension into the future.
Carroll's contract is reportedly for three years – taking him to age 65 – and likely will make him the highest-paid coach in the NFL. He's as deserving as anybody as he has been able to connect with his players in a way that remarkably inspires a total sharing of goals while celebrating expressions of individuality at the same time.
While Carroll is so often touted for his relationship with the players and his motivational skills, it might unfairly overshadow his abilities with the nuts and bolts of coaching strategy and scheming.
The Seahawks' defense, one of the best in the NFL history, was coordinated by Dan Quinn this season, but it was a function of Carroll's long-range design.
Meanwhile, many note the change in competitive culture since Carroll and Schneider arrived before the 2010 season.
But it's not just a change in culture, but architecture, as well.
These two have constructed a blueprint for how a franchise can be both built and maintained.
Their collaboration melds materials to design, form to function. Schneider goes player shopping with an understanding of Carroll's needs. Carroll effectively shapes the resources Schneider provides. Both operate with common purposes.
"I felt like we had an opportunity to demonstrate to professional sports how powerful and how crucial this relationship is," Carroll said of the partnership with Schneider. "It has come with real design. I wanted to help John be the best he could possibly be. He is committed to try and help me be the best I can possibly be. With that union we put this organization in motion and we're really proud to tell you that and proud to show you that we have been able to do that together."
What the Seahawks have joined together, let no man put asunder.
Carroll's easiness in the public and his high profile during his days at USC might have left him interpreted as a man with an attraction to the spotlight. But it is an absence of ego in his relationship with Schneider that is the key to making it work.
He said Friday that when he was being wooed to coach the Seahawks, he was asked if he wanted to be the general manager. He said he didn't think he could do that. That's a display of stunning self-awareness in the National Football League.
In fact, he had so little ego investment that he urged the hiring of Schneider, 42, and then trusted his decisions with obvious and admirable confidence.
Carroll certainly had the juice to either be the total honcho, or at least shove around some puppet he placed in that position.
But that couldn't be further from the case.
And that's why it works.
Both he and Schneider used the term "lovefest" after gushing about their effective relationship. You might suggest that it's easy when the team is so successful.
Not so fast. Take a look at the rivals to the south, where the general manager and head coach of the 49ers have been the focus of stories about a dysfunctional relationship. The Niners have been to three straight NFC title games and a Super Bowl, but they can't get along?
I wonder how much fun it was for Carroll and Schneider to engage in such public expressions of professional admiration Friday as stories that hint of an unraveling in San Francisco keep seeping out.
I think it's fair to assume the Seahawks' window of competitiveness at the highest level will remain open with both Carroll and Schneider having been locked up.
It's also fair to assume that neither is going to be satisfied with what they've already accomplished.
Asked of his youthful energy, Carroll said his wife, Glena, credits his "zeal."
"I don't know what that means, though," Carroll said.
Well, coach, we'll give you a hand: "Zeal, n: A strong feeling of interest and enthusiasm that makes someone very eager or determined to do something."
Yeah, coach, zeal is the word for it.


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New and 'old' Yankee Stadium: Nice digs at Manhattan condo prices for the seats
The New York Yankees have a brand new home. "New" Yankee Stadium is what the stadium is called. I stand by my posts previously appearing in this blog announcing that the Yankees are ruining the MLB and baseball in particular. Ticket prices for New York fans have been priced in the hundreds of dollars per seat for a 'chance' to see a ball game. This team ownership has lost their minds. Bud Selig doesn't care about the average fan and he should be more concerned what this team is doing to make fans want to turn away from baseball and just say 'NO' to ticket prices like the ones that the Yankees have charged for this season.
It's no wonder that Yankee Stadium is a tough sell. Companies don't even want any part of this debacle. New York sports radio has repeatedly called for the fact that this pricing is just plain crazy and costing more than just money in terms of souring fans appreciation for a team that used to be 'America's Team'. Now the Yankees are a symbol of greed, out of line salaries, and out of control management.
Now onto the baseball team. The Yankees have gone out again and tried to 'buy' the most expensive team that has ever fielded a game in baseball. They've succeeded in spending money like monopoly money and adding superstars as if they were a dime a dozen, but paying them hundred of millions of dollars to play a game. They still don't get it, and the team isn't winning all the games that you would think they would when they are fielding such an extensive stable of 'stars.' This team is like a who's who of potential future Hall of Fame players. Not taking anything away from the players, but this team isn't a cohesive team of players, they are just a bunch of overpaid sluggers who don't work well when all put together.
The Phillies will take two of three or better from the Yankees. You can bank on that. The Phillies are a team of players who know how to play together and win as a 'team.' Yes, the Phillies have the highest payroll they've ever had this year as well, but no where near what this Yankee team has. Bring back the real Yankee fans, the ones who can no longer afford to see their team. Steinbrenner and Company have ruined baseball in the Bronx.


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The largest producer of Atlantic Salmon in North America is the Miramichi River. Runs over the last decade range from 40,000-160,000 Atlantic Salmon. Rod returns from the Miramichi are probably similar in quantity to all the conbined rivers in Iceland, regarded as veritable mecca for salmon fishermen.
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Fox Soccer Channel's TV ratings for the past year have been released, which reveal how many viewers the channel has been getting for Premier League, Serie A, Major League Soccer and other leagues and programs.
Fox Soccer Channel began being rated by Nielsen on October 1, 2008, so it's perfect timing to reflect how the numbers for Premier League coverage have grown by 69% in the past 12 months.
Here are the Premier League matches which have garnered the highest TV ratings for Fox Soccer Channel:
- Chelsea v Tottenham, Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, 11am ET, 296,000 viewers
- Man United v Arsenal, Saturday, Aug. 29, 2009, 12:30pm ET, 294,000
- Liverpool v Man United, Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009, 10am ET, 282,000
- Man United v Everton [FA Cup semi-final], Sunday, April 19, 2009, 10am ET, 261,000
- Chelsea v Liverpool, Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009, 11am ET, 253,000
- Tottenham v Man United, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009, 12:30pm ET, 246,000
- Liverpool v Chelsea, Sunday, Feb. 1, 11am ET, 230,000
- Man United v Chelsea [Community Shield], Sunday, Aug. 9, 2009, 10am ET, 227,000
- Sunderland v Liverpool, Saturday, Oct. 17, 10am ET, 225,000
Out of the above ratings, the ratings for the Chelsea against Tottenham game are surprisingly high especially because Chelsea haven't been generating a huge amount of TV viewers for the Premier League games shown on US television by ESPN2. Maybe the Tottenham supporters were a large reason why that particular London derby game had higher than usual ratings?
But to me, the biggest surprise is that the Liverpool versus Manchester United game didn't garner more viewers than it did especially with so much riding on the game for two of the biggest clubs in world football.
While Fox Soccer Channel's ratings are impressive overall, they still don't surpass the ratings for the top Premier League matches shown on ESPN2. But to be fair, ESPN2 has far more subscribers than Fox Soccer Channel which is in 34.7 million homes. ESPN2 is in more than 89 million homes.
As far as the average number of viewers for a Premier League match in 2008 compared to 2009, Fox Soccer Channel had over 84,000 in 2008, which has grown to 142,000 viewers per match in 2009 — which is less than the lowest rated ESPN2 broadcast of the Premier League this season.
How does the Premier League TV ratings on Fox compare to its Major League Soccer and Serie A ratings? In October 2009, MLS games averaged 51,000 viewers per game, while Serie A games have been averaging 49,000 in 2009.
Ratings from other Fox Soccer Channel programs show that the average number of viewers for Fox Football Fone-In has more than doubled in the past 12 months from 12,000 to 25,000. Fox Soccer Channel's Super Sunday +, meanwhile, has seen a 252% growth in the average number of viewers from 21,000 to 74,000.
In other programming, Fox Soccer Report has seen the average number of viewers increase from 12,000 to 29,000 viewers. Sky Sports News's 'Through The Night' has grown from 7,000 average viewers to 36,000.
In other news, Fox Soccer Channel estimates it'll be in 40 million homes in 2011 thanks in part to the launch of Fox Soccer Channel in HD in January, 2010 when the Saturday 12:30pm ET and Sunday 11am ET Premier League games are expected to be shown in high definition.


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Laciga sees young teams going far in men's World Champs
Switzerland, July 5, 2013 - As we approach the single elimination phase of the
Beach Volleyball World Championships in Stare Jablonki, Switzerland's Martin
Laciga tells FIVB.org why he believes there is a greater likelihood of the
younger teams making a mark in the men's competition this year.
"Although Alison and Emanuel are in the running for the World Championship title, I am not sure about their consistency. They had a good run in Rome but had a few problems finding their rhythm early on in Stare Jablonki. But they know how to play in the World Championships and they will only get stronger as the tournament goes on. They had three wins in their pools and this will give them the confidence.
"The Dutch pair Nummerdor and Schuil is stronger now compared to Rome and they have improved a lot. They are starting to get back their confidence but I do not know if this is enough to keep a high level game. They played a close match against the German team and although they won, it was evident that it took a lot of energy out of them. No doubt they are experienced players but they need more than just two or three competitions this season to take them far in the Championship this week.
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like Poland's Kantor and Losiak on the other hand are more powerful and have
more of a chance to reach the semifinals this year. I believe that the crowd will help Fijalek and Prudel to give their best performance. They always like to play on their home ground and this will give them an extra boost.
"Latvians Smedins and Somoilovs really fit together well and have managed to win two close games in the competition. As the leader of the pool it will get easier for them as they go along. But I do wonder how long they can keep up the pace as they play an extremely physical game. They are aggressive with a high block and this takes a lot of energy. It helps that they are playing only one or two games a day and it should allow them to conserve their energy until the end of the Championship.
"Last year's finalists, Austrians Doppler-Horst, are also in with a chance judging from their performance to date. I know from experience that it always good to come back to a place where you have played some of your best games. It gives you a lot of confidence and for me they are a team that could pull a surprise win out of the hat at these Championships.
"Spain's Pablo Herrera and Adrian Gavira put in a particularly amazing performance in these World Championships as they have not been playing at their best lately on account of Pablo's knee problems. They have been in a tough pool with Pedro and Bruno and have managed to make an excellent come back.
"The results of the Mexican team of Virgen-Ontiveros have taken some by surprise. These two players love to play the big events and are usually on fire when there are the big games to win.
"It's going to be an interesting race to the finish line. And I can't wait to see the final result."Martin Laciga is a recently retired beach volleyball player from Switzerland. Partnering with his older sibling Paul, the Laciga brother won the silver medal in the men's beach team competition at the 1999 Beach Volleyball World Championships in Marseille, France. He has represented Switzerland at the Olympic Games in Sydney, Athens where he placed fifth and Beijing where he finished ninth. He has also competed in seven FIVB World Championships (1997, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2011) and has won six international gold medals.
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Sara Goller: Goller backs Chen Xue and Zhang Xi for World Champs gold
Sinjin Smith: Sinjin Smith: Beach Volleyball undergoing a changing of the guard
Nikola Grbic: "Serbia will play even better in the coming weeks" – Grbic
Gustavo Endres: Brazil on track to win World League title – Gustavo
Tom Hoff: "If there's anyone who can do it, it's John Speraw" - Hoff
Andrea Zorzi: Teams must 'give their all at every opportunity' says Zorzi
Martin Laciga: 'It was a result which I for one was not expecting to see' – Martin Laciga
Natalie Cook: Bring on the World Cup – Nat Cook
Sinjin Smith: Sinjin Smith: 'There's a lot of excitement this season'
Andrea Zorzi: Russia capable of dominating the volleyball world over the next few years
Tom Hoff: Change is difficult, but also necessary
Andrea Zorzi: Italy, Poland, Russia & Brazil picks for World League – Zorzi
Martin Laciga: Expect a Fuzhou-repeat in Shanghai
Natalie Cook: Natalie Cook pleased with "A great start to the new season"
Sandra Pires: "2013 can be anyone's year" says Sandra Pires
Virna Dias: Virna predicts another great year for Olympic champs Brazil
Andrea Zorzi: Andrea Zorzi looks forward to this year's World League action
Stacy Sykora: Women's volleyball looking forward to bumper year
Natalie Cook: Keep an eye on the Chinese in 2013
Hugh McCutcheon: Feeling good about US women's coach
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If you are going to be in the Augusta area this weekend and plan on doing "MumsBee" give me a call or IM. I moved the first stage of the multi and redid the coordinates. The problem is, that the GPS has been consistantly 60-120 feet off for a couple of weeks. A very good cacher had a DNF on the first stage. If you trust your GPS and can get a decent coordinate you can be a big help!