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Weekend Roundup: 2012 BMW 3 Series, Nissan Hybrid and CVT, Chevrolet Spark Electric
Been away from your computer this week and missed all the automotive news? We've gathered a few of the top stories of the past week along with the weekend racing schedule for your convenience.
BMW has finally pulled the wraps off the all-new, F30-generation 3 Series. The car goes on sale in the U.S. in February 2012. The brand faithful will notice that the car's basic look is very familiar, with tweaks like a bulging hood, extra character lines, and revised lighting designs headlining the exterior changes. Under the hood in 328i guise is BMW's new turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four, good for 240 hp, while 335i models continue with a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six producing 300 hp. A six-speed manual is the standard transmission, with an eight-speed automatic optional. The new 3 Series also benefits from a heavy dose of chassis upgrades which improve fuel economy and driving performance, as well as new safety and convenience technologies.
Nissan has announced a raft of new technologies, and chief among them is a new hybrid system. It uses a supercharged 2.5-liter inline-four engine coupled to an electric motor-generator and continuously variable transmission. It will appear in an American-market production car in 2013 before going on sale globally. Nissan also announced its new XTRONIC CVT, which is a claimed 10 percent more fuel-efficient than current Nissan CVTs and also rewards with quicker acceleration. It arrives in an American production car in 2012 before rolling out around the world.
Chevrolet has announced that its tiny Spark hatchback will be sold in the U.S. from 2013. And on top of that, Chevrolet will build an all-electric version of the Spark that uses lithium-ion batteries. Regular versions of the Spark will employ a 1.2-liter inline-four engine with 83 hp, coupled to a five-speed manual transmission (an automatic will likely be optional). Just how small is the five-door Spark? Approximately four inches longer than the Fiat 500.
Seemingly playing catch-up to Ford's EcoBoost range, General Motors announced this week a new family of small, turbocharged gasoline engines. With displacements ranging from 1.0 to 1.5 liters, the Ecotec engines will be offered in both three- and four-cylinder varieties. GM won't say when these engines will arrive or in which cars they will be employed. However, we know that only the four-cylinder versions are slated for American consumption. The company expects to produce over two million such engines around the world each year.
Chevrolet plans to take the chassis used for its new Colorado global pickup truck and build a midsize SUV called the TrailBlazer. Built on the same truck platform as the Colorado, a teaser photo of the TrailBlazer reveals a curvaceous and attractive SUV. It goes into production in 2012. Will it come to America? Chevy officials won't comment, but given that the Colorado pickup is to be sold Stateside, our hopes for the SUV are high.
Cadillac has revealed a new touch-screen infotainment system called CUE. It debuts in the forthcoming Cadillac XTS luxury sedan, then will appear in the SRX crossover and ATS sport sedan. CUE consists of an eight-inch touchscreen display at the top of the center stack, and a 12.3-inch LCD display for the information panel. Cadillac says it drew inspiration from tablet computers and smartphones; CUE has features like multi-touch recognition and proximity sensing that will illuminate icons or button as a user's finger approaches the screen.
Chevrolet assembled local dignitaries, IndyCar race drivers, and even Roger Penske to announce that IndyCar racing would return to Detroit, Michigan. The Chevrolet IndyCar Grand Prix will take place June 1 through 3, 2012, and organizers have signed a three-year commitment to the race. The race will return to Detroit's Belle Isle, where IndyCarlast appeared in 2007 and 2008. Over the race weekend next June, Belle Isle also will host racing events for the Cadillac CTS-V race car and Chevrolet Camaros in a Grand-Am race.
Kia getting in on the B-Spec racing series launched by Mazda. Kia will provide customers with a race-prepared version of the 2012 Rio, which includes a roll cage, racing seats, and harnesses. The B-Spec series is designed so amateurs can enter a race series for much less money than normal by buying what are essentially manufacturer-ready race cars. The Honda Fit and Mazda 2 are already available as B-Spec racers, and several other manufacturers will join soon.
When Infiniti showed off a version of the FX50 crossover tweaked by Formula 1 racer Sebastian Vettel, we assumed it was just a one-off show car. Not so: Infiniti will put the Vettel-fettled FX50 into production. Tweaks to the 5.0-liter V-8 engine elicit 414 hp, enough for a claimed 5.5-second sprint to 60 mph and a top speed of 186 mph. The Infiniti's ride height has been lowered, and it wears Formula 1-inspired aerodynamic add-ons. There's no word yet on when the special FX50 will go on sale or how much money it might command.
In anticipation of the reveal of the new 3 Series, we dipped into the archives and plucked out our three favorite examples of the BMW from its five previous generations. Narrowing down the list to just three was tough, given how much we have loved every iteration of BMW's famed sport sedan, coupe, and convertible. Our top three picks include the E30-generation BMW M3, the E46-era 3 Series, and Jeff Koonz' M3 GT2 Art Car.
This week we slipped behind the wheel of an Italian hatchback, some Japanese race cars, and a German electric car. The 2012 Fiat 500C is just like a regular 500, except its metal roof has been chopped out and replaced by a retractable fabric top. Although it is not a true convertible, this type of open-air conversion means the Fiat 500C provides the benefits of open-air motoring without adversely affecting that car's driving performance. We also took a ride in the Honda HPD CR-Z and B-Spec Fit, cars modified to turn them from workaday commuters into track-day stars. The HPD CR-Z is meant to demonstrate how Honda's hybrid two-seater could be used for racing, while the B-Spec Fit is a low-cost factory racer aimed at amateurs looking to get started in racing. Finally, we drove the 2013 BMW ActiveE, a lease-only proposition that paves the way for BMW's upcoming i3 all-electric car. Based on a production 1 Series coupe, the ActiveE proves that emissions-free motoring can mix with driving enjoyment. Just over 1000 copies will be built, and of those 700 are headed to our shores.
Weekend Racing:
- NASCAR Sprint Cup, Bank of America 500, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Saturday October 15 at 7:30 p.m. EST on ABC
- NASCAR Nationwide Series, Dollar General 300 Miles of Courage, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Friday October 14 at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN 2
- IndyCar, IZOD INDYCAR World Championships, Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Sunday October 16 at 3:00 p.m. on ABC

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Since I don't eat a lot of pasta anymore, this blog is sadly lacking in pasta recipes. Recently, however, I needed to make a dish for a potluck, and since asparagus is once again affordable, I decided to make my generic, go-to pasta salad (even if it's definitely not salad weather here in frosty Mississippi).
I call it "A to Z Pasta Salad" because the vegetables you can use start with Asparagus and end with Zucchini—so many variations are possible. The one unbreakable rule is to use only fresh vegetables and blanch them to soften slightly rather than cook them until mushy. Even at this time of year, it's refreshing to have a touch of spring on the dinner table.
A to Z Pasta Salad
Use any fresh vegetables you like, instead of or in addition to the asparagus and zucchini. I've had great success with broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, green beans, yellow squash, mushrooms, and artichokes. Try to use only fresh herbs, if you can get them, and use a salad dressing that you know you like.
- 8 ounces extra-firm lite tofu, not silken (Or instead of marinating and baking tofu, substitute 1 can of chickpeas, drained)
- 2 tablespoons light soy sauce or tamari
- 1 tablespoon cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1 clove garlic, slightly crushed
- 1 pound penne or spiral pasta (use gluten-free rice pasta, if necessary)
- 1 bunch asparagus, tough ends removed and sliced into 1 1/2-inch pieces
- 2 medium zucchini, halved lengthwise and cut into 1/2-inch slices
- 1/2 yellow or red pepper, chopped
- 8 ounces grape or cherry tomatoes, halved if large
- 2-3 tablespoons fresh herbs of choice (I used basil, oregano, and parsley)
- your favorite fat-free Italian salad dressing, to taste
- salt and fresh pepper, to taste
- optional: sliced black olives, added just before serving
- Cut the tofu into 1/2-inch slices, and press each one gently between paper towels to remove excess moisture. Cut each slice into half-inch cubes.
- Mix up a marinade of the soy sauce, cider vinegar, water, and garlic. Put the tofu into a bowl or zip-lock plastic bag and pour the marinade over it. Allow it to marinate for at least an hour, up to overnight, turning or stirring the tofu once in a while to make sure it all gets covered.
- Preheat oven to 375 F. Remove the tofu from the marinade (discarding the marinade and garlic) and place it on an oiled or parchment-covered baking sheet. Bake for 10 minutes, and then turn and bake for 10 more. Edges should be just beginning to brown. Place the tofu cubes in a large serving bowl and toss with a little Italian dressing.
- Meanwhile, bring a large pot of water to a boil. (Add a small amount of salt, if you want.) Once it boils, drop the asparagus and zucchini pieces into it and blanch for exactly 1 1/2 minutes. Remove them with a slotted spoon into a bowl filled with cold water. Once they have cooled, add them to the tofu.
- Use the same pot of boiling water to cook the pasta according to package directions. Once it reaches the al dente stage, drain it in a colander and rinse it with cold water. (Be careful not to overcook; you want it to still have some "bite" to it so that it won't fall apart in the salad.) Drain it well and add it to the tofu and vegetables. Add the yellow or red pepper, tomatoes, and herbs and toss with enough salad dressing to coat but not drown the pasta. Add salt and fresh pepper to taste, and serve chilled or at room temperature. Makes enough for a crowd!
Preparation time: 15 minute(s) | Cooking time: 45 minute(s)
Number of servings (yield): 8
Nutrition (per serving, without dressing): 251 calories, 14 calories from fat, 1.6g total fat, 0mg cholesterol, 172.2mg sodium, 371.7mg potassium, 47.8g carbohydrates, 3.2g fiber, 2g sugar, 11.4g protein, 6.7 points.


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The Gas House Gang was no more, but in 1941 the Cardinals were back atop the National League. It wasn't easy, though. St. Louis won an incredible 106 games, which was just enough to hold off the Brooklyn Dodgers, who won (a team-record) 104. The Yankees won 103 regular-season games themselves, cruising to a nine-game edge over the surprising Boston Red Sox.
The World Series opened in St. Louis, but it was the Cardinals who appeared jittery as the Yankees scored seven runs, four of them unearned. The Redbirds didn't score until the bottom of the ninth, when they tallied four to at least make the game interesting.
Catcher Walker Cooper gave the Cardinals a 2-0 lead with a two-out, two-run double in the first inning of Game 2, and St. Louis held on for a 4-3 victory to even the Series.
Game 3 in Yankee Stadium was the Ernie White Show, as the left-hander limited the Bombers to six hits and zero runs in nine innings. The Cards manufactured single runs in the second and ninth frames to account for all the scoring, St. Louis taking the 2-1 decision and a 2-1 lead in the Series.
Game 4 looked like another Cardinal victory early, as the Redbirds exploded for six runs in the fourth inning. But the Yanks struck back with five of their own in the sixth, highlighted by Charlie Keller's three-run blast into the right-field stands. That made the score 6-6, but St. Louis scored twice in the seventh and once more in the ninth on their way to a 9-6 decision.
Game 5 was deadlocked at two runs apiece after eight innings with starters Johnny Beazley (St. Louis) and Red Ruffing (New York) having gone all the way. In the top of the ninth, Walker Cooper led off with a single, and was sacrificed to second base by Johnny Hopp. Whitey Kurowski, hoping for a run-scoring single, instead homered just inside the left-field foul pole. That made it 4-2, and Beazley escaped a no-out, two-on jam in the bottom of the ninth to clinch the world championship for St. Louis.


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AWESOME JOE! You deserve it!...And hang in there..i know it's hard as a fan, but as an artist some of the best stuff can come from heartache! Keep it going...Congrats- ChrisReplyDelete
Thanks Chris! I will finish...No Problem.ReplyDelete
Joe - I actually feel for you during these long losing streaks. Just thinking about the fact that you have to muster up the energy to draw something after another disappointing loss - it breaks my heart. But keep it going - these Mets will turn it around (I hope!) and give you something inspiring to create!ReplyDelete
That's great stuff Joe. Congrats! Every morning I look forward to coming to the site and seeing your work.ReplyDelete
But like the other guys said, i'm sure it's hard to do especially after this current losing streak...so hang in there buddy.
I live in Miami, so I can't watch the SNY special. Perhaps someone can record it and post it online for those that don't have SNY. :O) Go Mets!
Yea, please, if someone can share this afterwards that would be most kool. I am also out of SNY's range.ReplyDelete
Would love to see it as well out here in LA!ReplyDelete
Congrats Joe can't wait to see it:)ReplyDelete


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PRATT — Lake Shawnee has yielded a rainbow trout bonanza this spring. On April 2, Bob Lorson caught an 11.02-pound rainbow that was confirmed by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) as a new state record. But it wouldn't stand long.
On April 20, Ed Ames of Tecumseh was fishing the same lake with a Kastmaster lure when he landed a monster 13.65-pound rainbow, more than 2.5 pounds larger than Lorson's catch. Realizing he had something special in his creel, Ames took the fish to The Bait Hut in Topeka where it was officially weighed and witnessed. KDWP Region 2 Fisheries Section supervisor Chuck Bever confirmed the species of the fish, which measured 31 7/8 inches with a girth of 17 ¼ inches. All that remained for Ames' catch to supplant Lorson's in the record books was a 30-day waiting period, which has passed, and KDWP has officially entered Ames' rainbow as the new state record.
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I am haunted by my inability to ignore messages or emails from people even when I am overwhelmed, exhausted and haven't finished up anything on my "to-do" list. It fascinates me when other people don't return phone calls, e-mails or show up to confirmed events. I want to study them like a science experiment. If I say I am going, sure enough you can count on me to arrive.I took a huge step this week – after eight house guests (not all at once), a funeral, a biopsy, and two children's parties, I brought a store-bought appetizer to a "Girl Power" party instead of, and I quote, "an appetizer you are famous for." I cannot tell you how I wrestled with this one little detail. I also showed up without a hostess gift. At 42, I can tell you this is the first time I have ever appeared at someone's house for dinner or cocktails without a present of any kind and food from the market. I KNOW people do this all the time, yet I am perplexed as to why it was so hard for me.
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About Me
- Russell Blackford
- Australian philosopher, literary critic, legal scholar, and professional writer. Based in Newcastle, NSW. Author of FREEDOM OF RELIGION AND THE SECULAR STATE (2012), HUMANITY ENHANCED (2014), and THE MYSTERY OF MORAL AUTHORITY (2016).
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Speaking of YouTube ...
* This great evolution-based Guinness ad.
* And this old Monty Python sketch - rival Greek and German teams of philosophers clash on the soccer field.
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- Blake Stacey said...
How loudly should I complain that the Guinness ad doesn't actually follow an evolutionary lineage back from H. sapiens, instead including species (dolphins, dinosaurs) outside our line of ancestry?
- 15 February, 2007 01:03
- Blake Stacey said...
(Unrelated.) What do you think of Dvorsky's list of "Must-know terms for the 21st Century intellectual", which I discovered via Mind Hacks? In general, it seems to hit the high points, although any mention of Moore's Law and its Kurzweilian offshoots naturally sets my teeth on edge. PZ Myers, back in the pre-ScienceBlogs days, gave a few reasons why; I've also ranted myself at least a few times.
- 15 February, 2007 06:54
- Russell Blackford said...
Yes, we seem to be descended from dolphin-like creatures, among things, but I'm not going to take that too seriously. I still think it's a cool ad.
It also helps that I love Guinness. I'm going out for drinks tonight, so I might have some. Yum.
- 15 February, 2007 10:39
- Russell Blackford said...
I think that George did a good job, but that isn't to say that I agree with Kurzweil's graphs and timelines. I did review Kurzweil's book somewhere, but don't think I expressed a view about the various curves and so on.
I have gone on the record somwhere, I think, as being a mild singularity sceptic. (After a while, you can forget what you said where, I'm afraid - or maybe it's just me.)
That's not to deny that there will be big technological changes through the 21st century, or that they will change the look and feel of modern societies, as happened in the 20th century, or even that they will involve technology going into us and making changes to our biology. I actually think all those things will happen, and that it will probably be for the good, on balance (this gives me some moderate transhumanist credentials).
But I don't think the ways in which they will happen are predictable, and I don't expect to see technological change advance to something like a singularity point.
- 15 February, 2007 10:50


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You know that old saying "Don't count your chickens before they hatch", well those of us in the whooping crane world don't follow that rule very well. In fact each year we count our cranes before they hatch, we sometimes even count eggs before they're determined to be fertile or even before they're laid! Every spring the flock managers at the 5 captive breeding facilities "look into their crystal ball" and make a prediction about how many fertile eggs their flock will produce that year. The prediction is based on the history of the birds and years of records but ultimately it's still somewhat of a guess because all kinds of unpredictable things can occur. Unfortunately this year turned out to be one of those years with more unpredictable events than normal. It was a warm, early spring and several facilities had birds lay eggs earlier than usual which meant they hadn't been covered by artificial insemination and ended up being infertile. Some birds at Patuxent Wildlife Research Center (PWRC) laid single eggs instead of the normal two egg clutch and some birds started molting early, perhaps due to the warm weather. The International Crane Foundation (ICF) had a valuable and very productive female die and the Calgary Zoo discovered that a reliable pair of birds had started breaking their eggs rather than protecting them and incubating them. All of this resulted in a not so good year for whooping crane egg production.
Back in February the International Whooping Crane Recovery Team met in Texas to discuss all things whooping crane as well as decide the general allocation of chicks between the two current reintroduction projects – Louisiana (LA) and the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership (WCEP) which is reintroducing a migratory population of whoopers in the eastern US. Their decision was essentially a 50:50 split between the two efforts. Within WCEP there are several different types of projects or release techniques so their 50% gets further divided between the ultralight-led technique (UL) and the direct autumn release (DAR) technique.
Eggs are easier to ship than chicks and since eggs are produced at several facilities other than those that end up raising the birds there are a number of egg shipments that occur throughout the spring. DAR chicks are hatched and raised at ICF while UL and LA chicks are both hatched and raised at PWRC. UL chicks are generally the earlier chicks and LA chicks tend to be the later ones. However, because we're guessing how many more eggs might be laid and how many chicks will actually hatch as we go along sometimes LA chicks start out as an UL chick and even initially get trained with the ultralight aircraft. Our desire, of course, is for them to have as little of this training as possible but several of our chicks from the first 2 releases have had some UL training and it doesn't seem to have impacted them so we allow some flexibility with chicks that will ultimately become LA birds.
As the spring went on and production continued to look poor 2 of the original UL chicks were pulled for LA and it looked like 2 more would likely be pulled later. Last week the final decision was made with the last egg shipments having occurred and nearly all the eggs hatched, so the final UL bird was pulled to join the LA cohort. Not all chicks survive so we're getting ahead of ourselves again but the final allocation of birds looks to be: 6 UL chicks, 8 DAR chicks, and 13 LA chicks. While not as many as we had hoped to get this year and in fact smaller than our 2011 release cohort we're still excited to get another group to release and we realize there are good years and bad years and unfortunately this year was just one of the bad ones.
Thanks to Jane Chandler for sending along these cute pictures of future LA chicks!
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Head Coach Jeff Cassar
On the team coming back from a two goal deficit to defeat the Fire
"It's crazy because I felt we were playing very good soccer for us in the first half. We created several good chances, Sean Johnson made a couple unbelievable saves, and I was really happy the way things were going. So the halftime talk was positive. It was to continue to keep doing the things that we are doing because all it takes is one and then they start to get nervous, everyone starts to get nervous and the guys never stopped working. The quality in our attack was fantastic."
On it just being a matter of time before Plata and Saborio scored:
"Without a doubt. I thought they were doing a lot of the right things. Their movement to get in behind their back line was fantastic and we were getting Javier [Morales] in some really nice positions with the ball. And then that happens, we're going to get some good service."
On the second and third goals being nearly identical:
"That's what we wanted to do, possess into those areas and try to work it around to get not just a whipped in ball from wide, but a nice service from ten, fifteen yards inside."
On struggling to close out teams lately and getting the win tonight:
"This team has unbelievable character. It's a credit to them. They knew that they had it in them, and you could just see with that first goal, all we needed was that goal to get it going and build the confidence. After they got the second one, they were like, 'we might win this game.' It's unbelievable how they want to continue to push and go for wins on the road. It's fantastic."
On almost being an inch or two from being down 3-0:
"It takes something like that from Nick [Rimando], a special save, to tip it off the bar that really kind of gives us a wake-up call. That is what Nick does for us."
On Plata's scoring:
"His energy on both sides of the ball is what's really fantastic. He's always energetic on the offensive end but I was really pleased with how he was holding up the ball and tracking and defending. He ended up playing the left side of our midfield at the end of the game. He's doing everything right now."
Captain Kyle Beckerman
On the match:
"It was a lot of fun. This is one of the games I will remember. I will remember a game like this forever, I think. I think our main focus was to get one and get some momentum and go for the second. Then you never know."
On the team's demeanor at halftime:
"We were bummed we were down two-nothing. No one wants to be down two-zero, but we felt at halftime that we weren't playing bad. We gave up two shots and two goals. So we felt like if we can keep playing the way we were and create chances and get a little tougher in the back, we felt like we could get one. And once we got one, we knew that a comeback was possible."
On whether the team used continuing their unbeaten streak as motivation at halftime:
"It wasn't, no. Really. It's 90 minutes, and every weekend there's something that happens and last week, it happened to us where we were up two-zero in the 82nd minute. I think that was what our feeling was. Look just what happened last week. Why not, why can't we do it the other way around this week? For me, I was happy to get out of there with a tie, but then when you kind of saw what was unfolding, I figured we might get a third here. And sure enough we did."
GK Nick Rimando
On the match:
"It's been [exciting] like that the last couple of games. But it's good. It showed a lot of character from the guys to come back two-nil down and nearly got a third and I think the game would have been over if that happened. We showed some character out there and we pressed the game and finally get one in stoppage time for us felt great."
On the team's chemistry:
"Right now, we are feeling good. We still have a lot to improve on and to work on where we want to be. Each game we are trying to get better and I just felt today was another step in the right direction. Playing down and then coming back and getting three points on the road…whenever you get three points on the road, it's huge for the confidence. We got another big step next week against Houston."
On dominating possession but being down 2-0:
"I think we pride ourselves a little bit in possessing the ball and going forward, sometimes we possess the ball, and it breaks down, and the other team gets a chance because you are so forward. I think that's what happened on one of their goals today, but we know that's our downside. We have to make sure that when we lose the ball that we cover as quick as we can. At the same time, we are moving forward in each game and everyone in this locker room knows it could be better. Being down two goals, yes, it was frustrating but to come back, it feels good to win that way."
Chicago Fire
Head Coach Frank Yallop
On if the Fire were the better team tonight
"No, cause they weren't. The first half was good, the second half we were totally out played. Very naïve from us. At some point you have to figure it out on the field. I can't do much from where I am at except make changes in certain things, the lineup, and get other players in, but you got to stand up and be counted."
On how frustrated he feels
"I feel terrible because I thought tactically we had it figured out. We did great in the first half, but the game is 90 minutes. You got to punish them with another goal, but I said at half time 'they are going to come at you because they're good.' I don't think we really wanted to win that game because we didn't show it. If we wanted to, we would have put our head through the ball, and be good at that stuff. We had a total collapse in a game we should have won."
On if the team broke down from Real Salt Lake's pressure
"They're a good side. They could have scored a couple first half [goals].The whole game is in ebbs and flows, we had some chances, took them, they had a couple, and Sean made two great saves. We've played eight games, we've not won yet. We got to go to a tough place next game, and we got to get a result."
On keeping morale high without getting wins
"We will find out next week. We've not had that happen to us collapsing like that in the second half. Take nothing away from them but we should see that game out, 2-1, even 2-2, but not 3-2. I got to figure out who is going to be punching and fighting the whole season, the whole 90 minutes."
On if there will be some changes for next week
"It's a bit early for that, but I would think so."
On if there was too much respect for Real Salt Lake
"They play a certain style of game. It's a possession game. We just kept going backwards and not stepping into people. We tended to drop and have low pressure, but that doesn't mean no pressure. You still got to try to win the ball back and then break. I don't want to be that deep, but we ended up that deep. You got to see that game through. We've got to be man enough to see that game through, and we didn't."
On positives from that performance
"We scored two goals. I guess that's a positive. When you lose it's sickening. It's very difficult to take. First half, Sean made some good saves and we played pretty well. Then a crazy 15-20 minute spell, we give the game to them, which is really disappointing."
Captain Jeff Larentowicz
On what changed from the first half to the second half:
"We stopped doing things in the second half that we did well in the first – we conceded ground, allowed them to play in our end, didn't connect passes once we had it, and if you do that against a good team they are going to beat you."
On how RSL was able to do that:
"They crowd the ball, they get a lot of numbers, and they're good at finding ways to keep possession. They make you work defensively, so once you get it you're tired and they wear you down. I don't think it was a conscious thing where we said 'alright let's hunker down,' we just have to defend and defend properly."
On how to move forward:
"This is a mental test for us. All the positives we've been putting on things, we can't do it any longer. It's been weeks and tonight it's a loss, it's not a game where can say we played a complete game and didn't get the points, we didn't. We have to look at the mistakes we made and move on. Like I said, it's a mental challenge; we can't go in the negative direction. The guys have to keep a positive attitude, guys have to honestly assess what they are doing personally to a man, go home and figure out how they are going to work harder and push themselves to have a positive attitude and push on. At this point it's difficult – you can go one of two directions and we have to push forward and have to expect that we can learn from our mistakes and move on."
GK Sean Johnson
On the result:
"I think it's obvious that it doesn't feel great, after we were up 2-0 and losing at home. I can't really describe the emotions right now; it's a difficult one to swallow at home, being up. We can't make excuses for it though. We were not good enough."
On the shift in the game:
"We have to search for answers. I don't know what happened, we were up 2-0 on cruise control, the game was in our hands and they scored one, they scored two, get the momentum and before you know it they won the game."
On what's next for the team:
"This was definitely a test for us. We've got to look at ourselves, there's no one for us to blame. We've got to look at ourselves in the locker room and come up with a solution. We keep digging a hole for ourselves, there's no reason at this point in the season we should be where we are - we should be close to the top of the table. We've had games in hand; off the top of my head we've had four games now that I feel like we should have gotten a win. Scratch the ties, we've taken a step back now with the loss. We've got to get back to training. We can't get down; we can't let something like this affect the mood of the team. We have to keep chugging along; we have a handful of games left, so we have to dig in."
On the difficulty of staying positive during the winless streak:
"This is our job, professionally, game in and game out we have to have the same attitude and find a way to win games, plain and simple. We've been through everything tactically, physically and mentally I think now we have to find what it takes to win these games."
On the coach's reaction to the loss:
"Obviously we're not happy with ourselves and the coaching staff is obviously disappointed with the result – there's really not much more to say. There's disappointment all the way around."


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by Tad Barton
It's that time of year again. Kids are heading back to school, and burning hot days give way to crisp cool evenings.
With school starting, it also means the return of high school football.
While the season officially kicks off Friday night, teams have been preparing for months in weight rooms and practice fields across the state.
The Broncos of San Juan are no different, as they look to rebound from what many consider a subpar season and early exit from the 2A playoffs in 2013.
Lack of senior players last year forced the Broncos to play many underclassmen. That youth movement has now translated into seven returning starters on offense and eight on defense. With added confidence and experience, San Juan looks to be among the top teams in 2A again.
Players to Watch:
Bronz Eldredge: The 6'3" 215 pound junior linebacker and running back was lost early in 2013 to a shoulder injury. With his shoulder healed, look for Eldredge to lead the Broncos defense back to the dominance it enjoyed from 2009-2012.
Trason Jack: In 2013 Jack was forced into a starting role at middle linebacker after Eldredge was lost for the season to injury. The 5'10" 190 pound senior became an immediate impact player, finishing with 106 tackles in just 10 games.
Jack also takes his talents to the offensive side of the ball at fullback this season. With his determination and work ethic, he'll be terrorizing opposing teams on both sides of the ball in 2014.
Easton Lee: The 5'10" 245 pound senior OL/DL is the only lineman returning with significant experience. Along with his experience, Lee brings leadership and a high football IQ to the team, which will have an immediate and positive impact, not only on the line, but throughout the entire team.
Max Morley: The leading returning rusher from last year's squad is poised for a breakout senior year. With good size (6'3" 205 pound) and speed, he'll be tough for defenders to bring down by themselves and difficult for them to catch when he gets into the open field.
In addition to the four players listed above, San Juan will look for strong seasons from returning starters DiQuan Lopez and Brittain Bowring at wide receiver. Jon Lewis and Kesian Barton should also be solid contributors at the wide out position.
Returning starting quarterback Payton Palmer had a solid summer and is more prepared and ready to lead the Bronco offense. The junior has shown improved confidence and arm strength.
Two more starters returning from the 2013 squad who will be impact players for San Juan are senior Grant Laws and sophomore Jordan Blake. Laws finished last season with 67 tackles on defense and averaged over seven yards per carry on offense.
Blake has blanketed receivers all summer and through camp and hopes to improve on his team leading three interceptions 2013.
Seniors Kade Palmer and Holden Smith are the only other linemen with varsity experience and will fill vital roles on the offensive and defensive lines respectively.
Newcomers to the offensive line that coaches expect to contribute include seniors Braxton Brown and Chase Palmer.
San Juan will travel to Monticello this Friday night, August 22, to take on the Buckaroos in the UHSAA Endowment game.
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All gravestones at the Kowhai Pass cemetery, attached to St Peter's Church in Springfield, have now been photographed and listed on Hunting Kiwis.
There are over 250 headstones but, remember, many of those represent several family members. I would hazard a guess that near on 1,000 people are buried in this small, rural cemetery.
In addition, St Peter's Church and its lychgate also contain memorial plaques. These can be found here.
I hope you find this new, complete list of burials in Springfield, Canterbury (New Zealand) of help in your genealogical research.
As usual, full images of the gravestones and church/cemetery are available on request by emailing me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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NY provides $16M to some flooded upstate counties
Seven counties left out of governor's announcement
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the state will provide $16 million to homeowners, business operators and farmers in some of the upstate counties slammed by recent severe flooding.
Cuomo says Herkimer County will get $4 million, Madison County will get $3 million, Oneida County will get $3 million, Niagara County will get $2 million and Montgomery County will get $4 million.
However, seven counties that were also declared disaster areas weren't included in Cuomo's announcement.
They are Allegany, Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Franklin, Otsego and Warren. The Cuomo administration had no immediate comment on why New Yorkers from those counties have apparently been left out.
Meanwhile, Sen. Chuck Schumer is pushing the state to appeal a decision by the Federal Emergency Management Agency not to provide assistance. Schumer calls the decision wrongheaded.


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Big day by Davis lifts 49ers past Cardinals
SAN FRANCISCO - If Vernon Davis keeps this up, perhaps the San Francisco 49ers can stop worrying about the passing game until Michael Crabtree returns from injury next month.
Davis caught touchdown passes of 61 and 35 yards and finished with a career-best 180 yards receiving, leading the 49ers past the Arizona Cardinals 32-20 on Sunday for their third straight victory.
Colin Kaepernick threw for 252 yards and Frank Gore ran for 101 yards on 25 carries.
Kendall Hunter ran for a 6-yard touchdown that sealed it for the 49ers (4-2) with 6:35 remaining.
Rookie safety Eric Reid made his team-leading third interception and also recovered a fumble to stop an Arizona drive deep in 49ers' territory in the third quarter. San Francisco forced four turnovers for the second straight game.
Arizona (3-3) lost star defensive end Calais Campbell to an apparent right leg injury late in the game.
For the 49ers, this balanced offensive performance was something they have searched for from Week 1.
Kaepernick got back on track after four straight games of fewer than 200 yards passing.
Carson Palmer was 25 of 41 for 298 yards with a 75-yard touchdown pass to Larry Fitzgerald, but inconsistent play plagued Arizona's offense again.
Trailing 22-14 late in the second quarter, Cardinals missed a big opportunity to take some momentum into halftime. Michael Floyd was flagged for offensive pass interference when he pushed Tarell Brown out of the way before making what would have been a 44-yard touchdown catch.
Floyd redeemed himself with a 10-yard touchdown catch midway through the third quarter in which he got by Brown in the left corner of the end zone. But Arizona failed on a 2-point conversion try, leaving the 49ers up 22-20.
The Cardinals' much-improved defense took a big blow when Campbell was carted off with 4:56 left. He was hurt when his leg buckled beneath him on a tackle of Gore.
Fitzgerald didn't seem hampered by a tender hamstring when he split two defenders as the 49ers tried for another interception, and his touchdown put Arizona ahead 7-6 late in the first quarter.
Fitzgerald fumbled after a catch late in the third quarter on a hit by Patrick Willis, and Reid recovered. All-Pro linebacker Willis returned for San Francisco after missing two games with a groin injury.
There was some question whether Fitzgerald would play, with the Cardinals gearing up for two games in a five-day stretch; the Seahawks visit the desert Thursday night. But he played in his 96th straight game.
After Fitzgerald scored, San Francisco took charge in a wild sequence.
Kaepernick's tipped pass intended for Bruce Miller near the goal line was intercepted by Yeremiah Bell. But San Francisco turned that bad break into a go-ahead safety when Corey Lemonier took Palmer down in the end zone for his first career sack, putting the 49ers ahead 8-7.
Two plays after Arizona's free kick, Kaepernick found Davis for the 61-yard TD.
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Charlie Crist Now Just Another Ambulance Chaser
Former Florida Governor Charlie Crist always wanted to be president, and was in the hunt to be John McCain's vice presidential candidate in 2008. Then the Tea Party emerged and threw his 2010 moderate-Republican campaign for Senate off the tracks. Now he's just another liberal plaintiffs' attorney plugging personal injury services, in Florida. Watch his TV ad and cry! [via RealClearPolitics]


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