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*■■lm%n m salisbury n c thursday kay 1 ' 24 1894 so w what is ehbifti am..ri ; x is dr samuel pitcher's prescription for infants inu children it contains neither o^iiim morphine nor fther narcotic substance it is a harmless substitute for paregoric drops soothing syrups and castor oil it ls pleasant tin guarantee is thirty years use by millions of mothers castoria lithe children's panacea t:u mother's friend castoria castoria . | ithac ' ca«iori cures colic constfpatfcjn soursi . i diarrltqca eruc-ation km won i.esslec 1 promotes ffl k "" y ? estio without injurious medication r"or several years i i\ave reco^iniendec i ■ria 1 odd kball always continue t i .. • ;. {'._:• i dosoasil :.:. invariawy produced benftficia results [) 1 . edwi.-1 1 u :•■:, l h i :!■,-. u5th street ani 7 .... an york ths kst.m u coxrakt ~ 5ir;tiu.y steeet new york city jthnsoai's a&l mac;:>ztic o:l . • . ,• * leroi pa!n i^ct internal and ext rnal ' \ v s.'v ..: '-. ■■ii'a he horse bomb ; johnson's oriev1 al soap m«dirr slrncu '« fie b«.tjtiricr lnjitc tslicnte high'yperfume'i coil.t smp c i w market it is absolute 1 ruro wakes th , n»oft b<1 velvety i corn 7l ' an i pr.jjote fce^ruirtt of h ■'-' r sale ty idwin cutiiptlll i i ky n c.i 1 sudsdeathi the community shocked itjoiih inruu . ■- l ' l . v ' i tinxi suddenly te i •<-• liooi . lie ui tuj >: : i im chair » i ■:. u witli ' " ■luruitioa a.u<l iiuiu uiuoiii d t i hut ii h i ■heart duu as ■: ■ir . i.iv utti m ■jtatetuenta j ln atxivi i.vr-ti youth is no de e and the an i 1 ' \ irfiius x u|hiii 11 a com ■■•• ftlen •■lu'i.i^r if v.m have i sympt ni of this imd difte.-tft tld n.>t hesitate a niomeni in ,- t i delay is nlways dnngei ji-i in u-v-i liseane too often fatal s ■if r:ut . i i - ►- i —* re bhortnesi t>-«-a'!i lli;n«-rine or palpitatino pain ir 1,-nhmtiet in fi -'«!»> shrtnl'ler or arm ir rf.mil.rr i»iu sm tlifriiu v.-,'.ik or i ingry ■, ls rlrojmtv ic v rk pn . writps " i wffewd i . . mp iut mv mouth mul my nch v l'!i -;• ih - : - - , . :, vorse tlnl ■' red h - .. >!■:,.. v r e <-■cure tjip i • « •, .,"., - - ' i < < , iv rrititude • ■■7i p rjt'-i q .. i ro n i i t km . r j.r v ..." s "■■■■< i lire t ivni i i-ted lrrti f < v n f ■vv aevere fhr ■■■', {■■; ;"•■'. t ■"' ' '■-■■• • ; (!,<., f whii i m " ! l r.'thn-fi ■■-- the f i • • • » ■-• kew 11 m • ■,■i si (• .. i liver i : . 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y - a c t '.]//-- 5o^3t := 3i promptly ajtp>-==i=3^>=^lc put it off and jj 3 - r *■- - t nothing can save 5 ou - but if tak en in time dr pior^^'s golden medical disco very will cor tainly cure it must be done through tho mood — and tho discovery is tho most potent blood cleanser strength restorer ana flesh-builder that's known to niedii ■! science the scrof ! ulous affecti f the lungs that's called ! consumption and qvery form of scrofula and blood-taints all yield to it for weak j lungs spitting of blood bronchitis asth i ma and all sevi re lingering coughs it's an | tmequaled remi ly it's the only one that's guaranteed if it doesn't benefit or euro in every case you have your money back can anythii elso at a^y price la r^2j as cbeap < j you pay only for value received something i ise that pays the dealer bot t«^r may n offered ns just as rocxl per lupb il is .";■•.."., u . k l or you , the last remnant the fixai tiat.t.t of mckixlkyirm — on to washington p — chicago herald protection's panic mi-kinleyism tl>o < auxe of american in d"»irial ueprr<aloui the certain effect of ail s-.u'h protec tive tariil legislation as that wi.ioh bears the n me of uukiuley is to over stinralate some industries and present ly to weaken all favore 1 enterprises have a feverish and unhealthy activity soon followed by overoro-laetion and collapse the victimized occupations may not immediately foul tin draiu to which they have been subjected but eventua ly thoir vijfor must decline a.i protijctivvj i e fislation does violence to normal conditions and sooner or | later the evil uiteo'lj of tho injustice | will show themselves in tlie ciiso ui tlio monopoly li r'.s'n tinn of lo'jj thu iuovilable break down i fame soouer than was expected because j the far-reachiu iuiquity of that cor ; rupt betrayal of popular rights by j favored inltsrvsta was not at crst fuily | comprehended it was luiown that j t!ie tariff law was drawn by tho men ; who contributed the great corruption fund of issb it was known that the ! plunder to be secured by its authors was mainly gathered i:i the grot j'ear j or two of ltd operation it w,is seen that unhealthy activity had been fol lowed by lassitude and weakness and that the old familiar results of stimnla j t.oa were everywhere manifest all of | these symptoms were commou pnoupfh j fur they had ciiara-uterlz • 1 ev sry u:l | vanee that tirj protectionists had made toward a prohibitory tariff ii in some j places the results ia the way of over production and prostration were more noticeable than usual it was because the mckinley tariil had outstripped all others in its unfairness an 1 its violence but a more serious malady was in the blood overproduction was local and sporadic an occasional manifesta tion o an unhealthy system the dis ease that fastened itself upon amer ican industry as soon as the mokinley legislation went into effect was consti tutional the commercial and business li r eof the nation hud been poisoned at its source and the taint had reached the minutest vein of the bo.lv protectionism had long corrupted the | industry the politics and the commerce of the republic but it had not until then vitiated its finances it had de | bauched the ballot box and degraded american labor it had demoralized production and debilitated lie national character but until the summer of b\to it had not ventured to extend its immorality to the domain of the na i t.ional credit it had looted the treasu ry in the interest of hifjh taxes but un til then it had not cast doubt upon the stability of the treasury it had op : pressed the nation but until then it had spared the nation's honor in its last grand orgie drunk with power delirious over the prospect of immeasurable trains it had made com mon cause with the mine owners of the west who bargained the votes of their representatives in congress to | protectionism in retu-n for protection ism's favor to them the passage of the so-called sherman silver law was protectionism's bribe to the silver states and was so understood on both sides binding the government to buy forty live hundred ounces of silver bullion per month which it had no use for and to issue thereon paper certificates which v ere redeemable in ffold protectionism fastened upon the treasury a task which it could not perform it struck a blow at the national honor which did not escape the notice of intelligent nun here and abroad how long could the treasury pay gold for silver how long with its revenues reduced and its expenditures increased could it pay at all these were the questions unanswered for a time which preceded and led up to the panic of lb'j'j they were asked in america and in europe long before tho democratic success of 1 s'j 2 the cir culated on the breath of suspicion in every money center of the world in every nook and corner of the earth where capital existed and where in vestments were made how long could the united states treasury committed to the policy by protectionism's bargain with the mine owners pay gold and receive silver when it ceased to pay gold and came to the silver standard under which a coin worth sixtv cents would pass f>>r a dol children c.7 for pitchsr'scastoria j lar what about investments the an swer that these questions were to re ceiv was foreshadowed ion before president harrison who signed the mc k'mu'v law an i the sherman law left the white house foreign investments in america were withdrawn american securities came home gold contracts became tlie rage promises to pay were more and more coupled with the condition that as gold luul been received gold should be paid prudent men begun to put their bouses in order fur all sigus were por tentous of an approaching 1 storm small investors and depository took alarm if it was good ior the rich man to hoard nis money it was pood for the poor man to do the same certain tricks practiced by secretary foster in the bookkeeping f the t.easury were not lost upon the people uy transfer ring this account or that by postpon ing oce payment and another national bankruptcy was averted from day to day but the silver purchases contin ued and the aaim.it of papor and silver depending for redemption upon one hundred million dollars of gold be came so large that it length a panic seized upon tl'.e people the banks were raided as the treasury itsel might have been and it was not until the sherman silver purchase law the mckinley law's twin measure was re pealed that the alarm was stayed the sherman law bribery of the sil ver states with the resulting panic and the protracted depression was protectionism's erowninjf offense against the american people it was protectionism's confession of ignorance on every question of finance and econ omy it was protectionism's testimony to its own reckless indifference to the rights the welfare of others it proved that to save itself or to promote its own interests protectionism would ktop at nothing — financial panics na tional bankruptcy industrial lockouts civfl war is it not time to divorce the government of the united states from buch a par "'•■••• " r o herald paragri^r kointerg the wrath of the mckinley brethren over the latest edition of the tariff bill is fairly entitled to be con sidered a food recommendation for that measure — boston lierald — it was somewhat superfluous for the republican platform of rhode island to class the punishment of mckaneism among the party triumphs considering that the prosecution was instituted by democrats conducted by democrats and the offender sentenced by u demo cratic judge — boston lierald the call for a convention of the republican leagues has a familiar sound especially in the dogmatic declaration as to what the people have to do the people will be heard from in due time and the leagues will probably find that they know their own mind and business much better than the leagues do — detroit free tress the courage of gov mckinley is not quite up to the cokey test wil liam the timorous is going to be away from his post when the army of tatters starts on its bummer way the gov ernor is perfectly wiliing that respon sibility should devolve on the sheriff and the sheriff will be perfectly will ing to hand it over to the local chiefs of police great and cowardly is the political demagogue — ciiieagj herald a reduction of wages jias just been made in the iron works of cooper hewitt & co at trenton n j mr hewitt one of the proprietors says in explanation that the reduction was made on account of losses suffered through the business depression clear ly traceable he declares to the me kinley bill the country could stand almost anything except a iicixinley bill he adtis ever s.uee the bill was passed wages have uucreased " — louisville courier journal reed's affectation of fear that the passage of the wilson bill will not put aa end to uncertainty is indicative of a purpose to keep up the uncertainty it i.s a republican threat to continue the tariff agitation for partisan purposes it i.s not patriotic but nobody expecis patriotism from the ex-speaker his threat is an impotent oue however the passage of the \\ ilson bill will put it out of the power of mr heel and bis pariy to create uncertainty for a good the week in congress stanowed zeal and doubled efforts ia pu3liin<j th9 tariff through the exd ix sight says one tn the hoatc omrriil legislation will coa sume the week busy da.vs ahead f»r repreacnttves in both the branches of i on^riss washixotos may •>'..— the end is in sight remarked senator jones of the finance committee and we expect to begin gathering taxes under the ! wilson bill on the first day of july which begins the new fiscal vear j this statement was indorsed bv mr ! harris i lie fact that beginning today | the senate meets at lo o'clock and the helief thut the republicans have de ' cided uot to interpose unreasonable opposition or prolonged debate on the bill lead the managers of the bill to : take a cheerful view of the situation messrs harris voorhees and jones of arkansas assert that they have the 4 i votes necessary to pass the bill the republican leaders admit the impossi bility of consolidating 1 their votes into a cohesive whole subject to the call of the parliamentary managers the metal schedule has now been reached and but two more schedules remain to be acted upon before the sugar sched ule is called up democrats assert thut they will finish the metal ami wood schedules this week but republicans say the debate on iron ore and the manufacturer of iron will be protected and that the metal schedule cannot possibly be disposed of this week leav ing 1 the free lumber debate to follow a week later no set speeches have been arranged on the tnriff but it is probable that mr quay will come to the front again as his state is especially interested in i the metal schedule mr quay's speech \ so far as it has been delivered — in in i i stall men t.s april 14 18 and 30 and may :-, 4 and 8 would make over 100 closely printed newspaper columns with seven and a half hours a day for i the consideration of the pending bill | t during the current week it would seem ! i tiiat some headway ought to be made : mr morgan is anxious to have the chinese treaty disposed of and it may ' happen that mr harris will grant him an afternoon for this purpose t/i \\ <•< k in the house some general legislation is in sight ; in the house this week the managers 1 have come to the conclusion that it will ] ( be safe now to intermit for a brief | period their efforts to send appropria tion bills to the senate inasmuch as 1 thut body is apparently committed to 1 the tariff bill for a month or more to : the exclusion of all other business i two or three days will be required it is believed for the consideration of the : legislative executive and judicial ap propriation bill which will be taken up today under the five-minute rule although general debate on the meas ure has been exhausted there are : features whicn will be criticised quite extensively in short reports among these are the provisions of the bill in tended to reorganize the accounting | branch of the treasury department abolishing the offices of secoud comp troller and deputy second controller and reducing the clerical force with the final disposal of this meas ure consideration of appropriation bills will be suspended for a time and other , matters taken up the lirst of these will be the brawley bill to suspend the operation of the 10 per cent tax law on respect of the clearing house certifi cates and other substitutes i'or cur rency issued during the financial crisis of last year reported from the commit tee on bank ni and currency the amendment to this offered by mr cox democrat of tenne.ss i providing for : the repeal of the law outrigilt will be the principal feature of the discussion the majority of the committee are com mitted against the unconditional repeal of the law but it is understood th;.t ' the great majority of democrats ail the i populists aud a lew republicans will vote for the amendment these two measures are expected to occupy all of the week should their discus-ion fall short of that period the hatch anti-option bill will be taken up murphy will follow now york senior sv uttor to lerve tlif tairini ship jjbw yoi'.k may 2 — senator edward i murphy jr will decline a re-.lectioii as chairman of the democratic state committee and it is understood that lieul-uov sheehan will retire from the executive committee a prominent democratic politician n'a th-s moia ing senator muryhy hus reached mr croker's conclusion that he ha had all the politics one man needs in a life time ue has reached the highest of fice to which he can aspire is the pos sessor of abundant means and us he is gettiny well on in years fceis that it is time for him to retire he it was who advised mr croker to desert tlie tammany ship and now i he intends to go a»hore iums if the word has been passed alonjthe line that senator murphy will refuse a re-election and during the past few days there have been several ouiet con ; fereuces w.tk a v*sw of selecting his succes.->or the retirement of murphy may mean that c k defreest will d«c to serve any longer as secretary of the committee his time is fully occupied with ins duties as secretary of the board of railroad loinmissiouers the announcement creates a stir among the tammany c.>uiuiitt and is in.w a political sensation in new york state burn and mules burned hf.xiif.kson ky ma.v 2u-cons1 able damage ivas done u private p ... erty hv:ist'.n:i near sebreu las n : ■a barn belonging to john osborue vva struck by 1 plitninjf and burned wit eleven b*-ad of mine u large crop o 1 cum u " " - /^ 1 "* * — ' " ""• / ' highest of all in leavenin s power latest u s gov't rep rt slws sta'li^ii jjidhfly the london cabmen assert that 200 owners have acce led to taeir demands ilert bell a well known speculator at uelvidere n .)., committed suicide friday the world says the xew y rk and brooklyn ice uoaipauieb have formed a gigantic ti ust fraudulent wells fargo orders are reported at middle town port jervia and joshen x v a gang of juvenile thieves with rich booty has been nnearthed in the eighth ward of bay city mich king gatcbcu had a hand blown off while explaining how dynamite worked to a party at sandusky the hendrieks brothers copper works of newark x .)., have rebumed operations on lialf time fire was discovered iuthe hold of tha edam at rotterdam wednesday murn in it injured the cargo the contest over the will of elbridge farmer the arlington mass million aire has been compromised ien e llurd irubb ha,s been made governor of the society of colonial wars of the state xew jersey henry jjeott colored was lynched friday near jefferson ark for the murder of his stepdaughter kmile henry the condemned anarch ist is said to have tried to escape from prison by bribing the keepers the american ticket brokers asso ciation commenced its sixteenth annual session in washington thursday kaiser wilhelm's old generals vet erans of 71 are resigning lh.1 he is putting in a lot of young olliccis a procession jf anarchists paraded the streets of roubaix franco tiiuis day six ringleaders were arrested four smuggled chinamen wt»re ar rested on the southbound flyer cl i i vs burg x v saturday night it is calculated that a gan;r of ■■■■::■tilers has defrauded n f.i^estern hanks of s.'.,uju durll : ap .. ... r:.i -\..:; drafts . >-;.. i l'nited stat s gov rnmci t ■.•■■. incers are inspeetinjr the pro i i - '* ■■.'• . fortifying the i'aciiic c : ..-. townsend w a h a rewar 1 of - ■;.•■' will lie oc - the cai to f of 1 t •■• : i dead or alive by l.in.i an . : aliivaa counties missouri the christian endeavor 51 issi league of the ileformed < hurch i.t america has elected dewilt '•...-. new york as president the xortheastesn la'e insnrane company capital 8-5.000 of ma ler x ii has decided to v .^\ r i its business and to reinsure seven persons were instnn ■in a collision on the xew r i mississippi vajlep railroad miles c:.>i i f i i ;. •!. !;■.. ai - the annnnl inspection of the . teenth s -•:: ate i <■•;:• ;: of thi n . tional < r d will be hem by inspector ' tiii".';ii f i '■:: f j at ......... y dnesilay u :. the program coromittpp of th tional kiiitt>ri:i a.viotriatioii hax o ■.. pleted i rr n '■'! nts 1 nual convention t .. -. l v i i .'. .!.. in july tram y-i'ed a ton o fi.-h-nlates on the ilostol a lii i y tr:i •!> to the ada is express t i'n at worcester i\!a>s hut li.l tru.n _>.... c.i ti uninjured ten 1 in c nnected '-\ ith ] temperance families it ve.--ttii :. n j were arrested for breaking i applejack di tillery saturday i.i i i the ! i'ielity nd asualtv < ompaat of vew york has filed a bill to enjoii the bondholders of ex-troasurer m j o'brien of chattanooga tennessee from selling hu pi s > rty to i.;.\e a .«. ceiver appointt d the yii'e corporation elected '.'■■■■■:.\'.< w i'ar ;<(■:■prof r of niu-ic ' i m duucan p ofessi ;■:... | k sainl rs • - ofessi r of ki c.il literature and amu . ',. - . . professor of piaa ) ; . ■■i . the general council of ' hi i'ni"iis of the the l'nitetl states b!i i yesterday in quadrennial cum o tion ut lli;it miis the butler hard rub compam has been awardt d damages o newark and the east jersey vtatei company of 57 it is report d that 1 co i public iraprovem nt boi ivochi mich v " were ta..c.i by ; xew vork firm th • supr at cmrt ao and tens ' ' ■". further iuvesi ' ■■- ■c.s-al ithaca x v it is^said ! t in t queeu"a lii " ; - lioweil .. - ■: - ' the uominion ■a :■t will u the v ' ' to .!. .!. k.-:i y ami ; ay niedfoid wi - ■lanus in tj it si - ' • ' " ' exp rie ■the am dale i " durnfnc ■i : -. i be . i ' • -■■wii u there is t f the 1 ernments imp ... ' ana liao u ■- - -• tit ivili ■• ... btaloti a '' vi ....■••■cslidiei u:j far pitcher's c-storia to reform the tariff ill advised kathode mr securing deslrwd lcclsutli n because the democracy m he work of tariff reform hasi . ■. or done all that -.-. pectedof it it woi extrcm :'• t i .. - e •■■. • voted candidates to go over to t - ■thai is absolutely opposed to turii rel when thirty-three yeara ago the re publican party r.ii:ie • f th national government it went into of fice pledged t « the enforcement ■" principles promulgated in the di tion of independence and embodied in the federal constitution that all meu are created equal and arc endowed by their i reator with certain inalie rights among which"are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and other pledges made of tha i>;u an anti-slavery organization and it will be remembered that iu -; ite i ( the war which the slave-owners against the government l few anti-slavery men iu our 1 em states and parti . . new england w;.o beli«i republican party was not i pie iges and wn i did not . ■nouncc what they termed its subserviency to the i er la j fact there wore in i the war lenders in the party ■. h . were 1 lieiii up to condemnation in th way that ilili gorman and otnt held up to-day as traitors to the party's cause but if to reb the accomplishment of ai ■anti-slavery men had • ■:.. tl.c eonvderate ir::i v r ha 1 1 v .. advice done what thi • , the maintenance of the great cri i nesro slavery they would hav ' in no way who would reform the i ' who b caus ■this reform ■. . . feel justitie l in v itiny for i . its or mckinlcyi n the tr-ie way i rather to t >-■■i:i the u'-::i r ' ; . reaut to tue.r tr j | j:.:ty has [■• ■. ■our laws i i of t e minnes . <• lib of < ni ■■- . a been of v appar • ' . ■• . ■. . ■. ■j fulsome | ;■ilitii . ■• ' . ■- i generally wi i i . oous v napoleon m'kinley indic-itiona that the tinsel emperor waterloo i at iiunu it has bea ime fas ' . . the man •■■• . i not lorg . .■• . . . . •■a is not co • ■- . • .. r •....■■i his a .-■•... : ■• the expe . .. : ly i icts th - bl rta,'c > an - . > a tration scar thi are accusaii . ition tb ■•■1 i .. ■and in the c i . v mcklnley see a to •.. .. by going hither and in his ni i armor and m . his party : • . . . mea capital behind ab ■it ■■■ngiier growth and around ■r be fore known in 1 if some of thi nd of i read th ' " peror t : ' ' and the . ...-.» ■of his <•■••. :. divert it by - ._: '■■'■• ■poinions and pointers ; ' . • ■• - - .' , mr liar i is telling 1 f calii in let 1 ' tions preva - : . tv s ;'■:'■. i ■. ■:. - ■■■'.■■' • •■.-■. . - ; i r i . . ' , ■. i . • it tlie s it r i coull 1 '■- ■• fol.u-2 uimi se i the carolina watchman i.**j>i-ii
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A single-engine Cessna plane crashed at the Yuba County Airport, leaving one person injured early Saturday evening.
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Week one of last season promised a glut of passing yards and touchdowns when Tom Brady threw for over 500 yards, Cam Newton, Drew Brees, and Chad Henne over 400 yards, and then ten other quarterbacks topped 300 yards.
So far this week, no quarterbacks have come that close to 400 yards and only nine have topped 300. Does this mean anything? Maybe, maybe not, but even though we know for a fact the NFL is now a "passing league," we also know that defenses adapt quickly and we can't expect quarterbacks to put up gaudy numbers each week. This week, the best fantasy quarterback threw for under 300 yards, but ran for a touchdown and threw for three others, oh and we all expected him to do just that. Matt Ryan has been hyped as much as humanly possible this preseason and for good reason. We all saw how much he improved toward the end of last year with the addition of Julio Jones, the other hype machine cog. The Falcons' coaches told us they'd play more up-tempo and then in preseason, they actually did. Ryan to Jones was as easy as hand into glove. But how often does the regular season come around and suddenly, THUD!? Hype rarely fulfills itself. So when Matt Ryan and Julio Jones took their show to Kansas City on Sunday and knocked it out of the park, I was actually surprised and relieved and happy all at the same time. Watching players live up to their potential is fulfilling. Will Ryan continue to put up elite numbers with Jones, Roddy White, Tony Gonzalez and Jacquizz Rodgers? Can he make that step into the elite? In a league where we measure passing yards in the five thousands now, I don't think he needs to put up those kinds of numbers. Aaron Rodgers was the MVP last year because he was economical with his passing yards. He converted them into touchdowns and that's what Matt Ryan did in week one. Even though he didn't quite hit 300 yards passing, he still had more fantasy points than he had in any one game all last season, and he topped 300 yards six times. He fulfilled his promise this week and then some and I don't see him, or the Falcons' offense slowing down anytime soon.
Game Balls
Robert Griffin III - The expectations for RGIII have been off the charts, so much so, it seemed inevitable that he wouldn't be able to live up to them. Well, so far, so good. He started off connecting on his first eight passes and finishing with an extremely efficient 19 of 26 for 320 yards, 2 touchdowns, zero interceptions and 10 rushing attempts for 42 yards, while upsetting the Saints 40-32. He connected with his favorite preseason target Pierre Garcon on four receptions for 109 yards, including an 81 yard touchdown. And that was just in the first quarter. Unfortunately Garcon hurt his right foot and sat out the rest of the game. But losing his best receiver didn't stop Griffin from leading the Redskins to 40 points, 12 more than they scored in any game last season. After Cam Newton's breakout week one performance last season, it was a lot to expect of Griffin to compete with, but according to Elias, he was the first quarterback to ever pass for over 300 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions in his first NFL start. And even more impressive was just how cool under pressure Griffin was inside the Superdome. According to ESPN's Stats and Info blog, Griffin completed "8-of-9 attempts for 188 yards and two touchdowns when they sent five or more pass rushers." And since 2008, no quarterback has ever played that well against the Saints blitzing five or more defenders. He will face tougher defenses than the Saints this season, but his skill set is nearly fantasy-slump proof and looks to be pretty real-life slump-proof as well.
Peyton Manning – We already knew that Manning was back enough to at least look good in live-action preseason scrums, but to face one of the league's better defenses and move the ball with ease at times, puts him firmly back into fantasy relevancy.
Adrian Peterson - When Adrian Peterson's knee was torn asunder last Christmas, Peterson was the only person that would have predicted he'd run for 84 yards and two touchdowns, just 37 weeks later. I can't pretend to say I wasn't worried about him returning so quickly, but he did and he picked up right where he left off. If you sat him, you might be upset, but I'd go ahead and be elated that he's back, and you got him in the third round.
Mark Sanchez - Talk about the preseason not being an indicator of the regular season! Ok, if you insist. The Jets didn't score a touchdown during the preseason while Sanchez was under center. On Sunday they scored four against what was supposed to be an improved Bills defense. His 19 of 27 for 266 yards, three touchdowns and one interception led him to his highest QBR rating ever and shut the likes of me up quick! Of course Sanchez has had big games before and shown flashes of elite ability, but always comes back to earth. Is this the tipping point? I'm not on board until he shows some consistency and strings a few of these games together.
Kevin Smith - The Lions looked a lot like lambs as they took on the Rams, but the oft-injured Kevin Smith showed up and did his job, totaling 91 yards, catching four passes and crossing the goal line, with the ball mind you!, twice. He led all running backs in PPR scoring and should continue to be around the goal line and receiving targets as long as he's healthy.
Stevan Ridley - It was difficult watching BenJarvus Green-Ellis play over Ridley last season. Ridley almost always showed himself to be a better fantasy prospect. Thankfully this season Ridley is getting his shot and took advantage against the Titans. His 125 yards rushing were the most on opening day for the Patriots since Curtis Martin in 1995 and his 6 yards per carry and 152 total yards were higher than Green-Ellis had in any game last season.
C.J. Spiller - Fred Jackson looks to have sprained his LCL, which gave Mr. Spiller the chance to go crazy to the tune of 194 total yards and a touchdown. These were garbage yards for the most part with the Jets putting a beating down, but as you well know, one person's garbage is another fantasy football player's treasure. Spiller will fill in nicely for Jackson, just like he did last season.
Julio Jones - I already talked about him in the open, but why not talk about him some more?! Matt Ryan is the leader, but Jones is already ahead of him, as far as ability at his own position. He's already moved himself into the ranks of Calvin Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald and Andre Johnson, which is amazing for a 23 year old. Am I jumping the gun? Of course I could be, but there's nothing to point to that says I am. Everything about him screams elite. His six receptions for 108 yards and two touchdowns was a nice start to the season, especially when you realize he didn't score his first touchdown until week nine last year.
Brandon Marshall - The Marshall/Cutler Project would be a horrible reality show (as they all are), but on the field, they showed us that all the chemistry talk was right on. Of course having 11 targets at halftime helps, but there's no reason to think Cutler won't continue to target him in the double-digits, which makes it nearly impossible to keep him from having a productive fantasy game.
Reggie Wayne - The old man still has it. He made amazing catch after amazing catch on Sunday, while the rest of the Colts receivers, were, well, named Donnie Avery, Kris Adams, and Lavon Brazill. Wayne saw a league high 18 targets from Andrew Luck (who actually looked better than his stats), catching nine for 135 yards. This is something you are going to see often this year. The Colts will get behind and Luck is going to throw it to the veteran, over and over again.
Jimmy Graham - The Saints got their posteriors handed to them, but you can't stop Brees from throwing over 300 yards or Jimmy Graham from being a top fantasy tight end for the week. Graham had 6 receptions for 85 yards and a touchdown, pretty ho-hum for him.
LeSean McCoy - On a day when Michael Vick threw four interceptions and almost gave away a game to the Browns who were "led" by rookie Brandon Weeden with a stat line of 12 for 35 for 118 yards and four interceptions, McCoy was his steady self. He didn't get into the end zone, but did rush for 110 yards on 20 carries and had six receptions for 26 yards, which put him in the top-10 for PPR running backs.
Arian Foster - If Foster isn't ruled out for the game, start him. His questionable status, the availability of Ben Tate, and a weak opponent, scared away some fantasy players, but Foster is just a fantasy stud like the studs of olden times. Would you sit LaDainian Tomlinson or Marshall Faulk?
Alex Smith - This is more of a real football game ball, rather than a fake football one. Smith looked good in leading the 49ers to a win in Lambeau. He was an extremely efficient 20 for 26 for 211 yards and two touchdowns. The addition of Randy Moss helped open up the underneath work for Michael Crabtree and Mario Manningham. The Packers pass defense isn't top-notch, but the new receiving weapons for Smith seem to fit this team well and the sky is the limit for this team.
Sell High
Alfred Morris - The addition of Robert Griffin III has instantly made the Redskins an infinitely better offense, which also boosts up all their starters in the fantasy world, so why sell Alfred Morris who just had a stat line of 26 carries, 96 yards and two touchdowns?
That 3.4 yards per carry, no receptions or targets, is not going to help you out when you don't get 26 carries and goal line attempts. I do believe an average back can do well on the Redskins, but I don't believe Morris is that back, with Roy Helu as the 3rd down back on a team that won't be out to big leads all the time.
Shonn Greene - Much like Alf, Greene did his damage because he had an inordinate amount of opportunities. His 27 carries were more than he had in any single game last season. His 3.5 yards per carry though, that was more in line with his normal production.
Frank Gore - Gore had a great game, rushing for 112 yards and a touchdown on just 16 carries. But the 16 carries and just one receiving target is the worrisome part. Kendall Hunter finished with nine carries and saw the ball in some pivotal spots. It looks like we'll see a similar 2 to 1 split in carries this season and a continued reduction in the passing game.
James Jones - The fourth or fifth option in the Packers' passing offense is always tempting. Last year it was some guy named James Jones who would put up a big game and then get two targets the next week. Unless Greg Jennings or Jordy Nelson is injured, Jones is going to be too hit and miss to rely on this season. Take his 81 yards and a touchdown and parlay it into a two-for-one deal.
Stephen Hill - If I believed Mark Sanchez had truly turned a corner, I could see getting on board the Hill express, but his near-future is much cloudier and fraught with peril, than the other receivers who put up big numbers on Sunday. I still like him as a long-term prospect, but I'd much rather get a consistent player in return.
Buy Low
Wes Welker - I was down on Welker coming into this season since targets were a bit of a commodity in New England with the addition of Brandon Lloyd, but Welker isn't going to fade nearly like this. If his owner believes this is the phasing out of Welker, do what you do.
Trent Richardson - Coming off a preseason in which he didn't practice much due to his knee scope, it was good to see Richardson get 19 carries and three receiving targets. It wasn't quite as good to see him total 44 yards though.But, you can use that to your advantage. Richardson is gong to be the workhorse back and those guys are rare. Oh, and he's still a pretty good player. Find him. Trade for him.
Jacquizz Rodgers - Well, the tales of Michael Turner's demise have not been exaggerated. Quizz fits the Falcons offense so much better that it's almost laughable watching Turner lumber around. Will Rodgers win the starting job? I think at some point, yes. It just makes way too much sense.
Roy Helu - I may be a masochist, but Helu is still the best pure runner on the team, and Alfred Morris is not. Helu is the third down back right now, and when the Redskins trail, we will see Helu in there much more than we saw today, and he still had three receptions for 25 yards.
Greg Jennings / Jordy Nelson - Both of these guys will be top-10 fantasy receivers this year even though the 49ers held them to zero touchdowns and a combined 101 yards.
Victor Cruz / Hakeem Nicks - This game happened back in the days of yore, but just like the Packers, the Giants' passing offense isn't going away. The Cowboys held Cruz and Nicks to 96 yards and no touchdowns. That will be a rare occurrence this season. I actually doubt it will happen again.
Early Waiver Look
QB: Mark Sanchez, Alex Smith
RB: Alfred Morris, Dexter McCluster, Jonathan Dwyer, Jacquizz Rodgers, Kendall Hunter
WR: Stephen Hill, Randall Cobb, Kevin Ogletree, James Jones, Alshon Jeffery
TE: Marcedes Lewis, Martellus Bennett, Scott Chandler
D/ST: New England Patriots, Cincinnati Bengals
Committee Time
Redskins - Touches + Targets – Alfred Morris (28), Roy Helu (5), Evan Royster (2), Darrel Young (2) Morris was the clear winner in the Redskins committee in week one. The early lead that Washington built helped give him plenty of touches. I don't trust that he'll see 28 touches again, ever.
Steelers - Touches + Targets – Isaac Redman (13), Jonathan Dwyer (13), Chris Rainey (3) The numbers split identically for the top two Steelers backs, but Dwyer had a much better game, rushing for 43 yards on nine carries, while Redman rushed for 21 yards on 11 carries. I will be extremely surprised if Dwyer isn't starting next week.
Bears - Touches + Targets – Matt Forte (24), Michael Bush (12)Both Forte and Bush got into the end zone, but Bush "vultured" two touchdowns at the goal line. But actually, over the last three seasons, Forte has had 33 carries inside the five yard line and only got into the end zone three times. We can complain that Forte is getting robbed, but he is really bad at it.
Chiefs - Touches + Targets – Jamaal Charles (16), Peyton Hillis (10), Shaun Draughn (6) The breakdown here is skewed somewhat by the Chiefs being blown out by the Falcons, but it is interesting to note that Charles saw no receiving targets, while Hillis had three. That is something Charles owners might want to watch next week. When the Chiefs are in closer contests, expect both players to see an uptick in touches. Draughn was just in during garbage time.
Cardinals - Touches + Targets – Ryan Williams (11), Beanie Wells (7), LaRod Stephens-Howling (3)These three running backs totaled 17 carries for 27 yards, three receptions for 21 yards and one touchdown. Oh, and that touchdown was scored by Stephens-Howling, who nobody owns or should own. The only bright side here is for Ryan Williams owners, because he saw plenty of work and had three receiving targets, while Beanie Wells had no targets.
Falcons - Touches + Targets – Michael Turner (11), Jacquizz Rodgers (9), Jason Snelling (2)Turner and Rodgers pretty much split looks and Rodgers had three more total yards and two receptions. Turner is going to start fading away.
Fantasy MVP of Week 1: Matt Ryan, Falcons – He led all quarterbacks in fantasy points and set his all time high in fantasy points. That's a lot of fantasy points!
Fantasy Breakout Player of Week 1: Stevan Ridley, Patriots – I've been waiting for Ridley to get his shot to breakout, so he has to be my breakout player. Go ahead and slot him in as a RB2 this season.
Fantasy Rookie of Week 1: Robert Griffin III, Redskins – Yeah, too easy.
Fantasy Disappointment of Week 1: DeAngelo Williams, Panthers – No Jonathan Stewart, worst rush defense in the league last season, um, six carries for negative one yard!? The Buccaneers meant business.
Fantasy Fluke of Week 1: Alfred Morris, Redskins – Can he do it again? Sure, if they play the Saints and get up big again.
Odds and Ends
David Akers' bank shot 63-yard field goal ties the NFL record.Randy Moss' last touchdown reception was week seven of 2010 against Green Bay.Randy Moss has 14 touchdowns in 15 games against Green Bay. Marcedes Lewis had 85 targets, 39 receptions and zero touchdowns last season. This season, he's had five targets, five receptions and one touchdown. Adrian Peterson now holds the record for most rushing yards by a Viking, passing Robert Smith of The Cure. Tom Brady is the fastest quarterback to 125 wins. Two of Mark Sanchez's touchdown passes came after Tim Tebow had been behind center the play before. Peyton Manning's first NFL game – 21/37, 302 yards, 1 touchdown, 3 interceptionsAndrew Luck's first NFL game – 23/45, 309 yards, 1 touchdown, 3 interceptionsThe Panthers rushed for 10 yards against the Buccaneers. In 2011 the Buccaneers gave up an average of 156 yards rushing per game, dead last in the NFL. The Redskins are 7-1 at the Superdome. Dick Lebeau is 1-7 against Peyton Manning. Ryan Fitzpatrick has thrown 12 interceptions in his last 5 starts.


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[UPDATE] Friendship as Praxis: Towards Community (Cultural and Otherwise)
21-23 June 2012, in Vancouver, British Columbia
If there is 'no friend', then how could I call you my friends, my friends? By what right? How could you take me seriously? If I call you my friends, my friends, if I call you, my friends, how dare I add, to you, that there is no friend?
- Jacques Derrida, The Politics of Friendship (1994)
From this day forth, I would like you all to report to me your findings on the magic of friendship when, and only when, you happen to discover them.
- Princess Celestia, My Little Pony (2011)
Is there any kind of conceptual friendship to be found between Derrida's meditation on friendship and the recent reboot of My Little Pony, which takes friendship as the series' organizing principle, unlikely allies though they may seem? Has friendship, or community conceived more broadly, changed in the intervening years between 1994 and 2011? This period of time, bookmarked by NAFTA and the National Defense Authorization Act, has seen tremendous transitions in the ways in which protest, alliance, solidarity and community are both articulated and embodied. Within the frameworks of international trade and national security, activism and apathy, the end of irony and the rebirth of pathos, what does it mean to call someone "friend?" In comparison to past protests, with their catchy, mass media-driven nicknames (the Battle in Seattle, for example, or the Riot at the Hyatt), their sound bites and their smoke bombs, the recent spate of Occupy protests around the world, beginning on Wall Street, have unveiled a tension built into narratives of resistance: while media reports have looked for the demands made by the protesters, effectively setting up a narrative predicated on antagonism, those occupying have instead parlayed their antagonism into a narrative of community and consensus-building; this exemplifies and embodies what we are calling "optimistic collaboration." But does this optimism hinder other possible alliances when we forget, for example, that many "Occupy" protests take place on always-already occupied indigenous land? The radical inclusiveness advocated by those on the ground⏤holding space under whatever shelter they can muster, symbolically building community based on the exclusion of only the richest 1% of the population⏤may be neither as radical nor as inclusive as we would like it to be. Despite these obvious problematics, it seems that the energy of the Occupy movement comes out of a decision to finally learn to live together, or, in the parlance of My Little Pony, to discover the ways that friendship can be magic.
The 2012 SFU English graduate conference is looking for work that teases out the cultural implications of this nascent turn toward community, consensus, and, yes, friendship. Can we articulate this ethos in contemporary culture without seeming hopelessly naive? Is it possible for naivete to be hopeful or even transformative? How does cultural and literary work fit into this equation, this building of community or articulating antagonism (or doing both)? What is its historical context? In keeping with our theme, we invite contributions from across disciplinary communities: presentations may range from historical and theoretical explorations (e.g. formal academic papers and/or presentations) to creative interpretations (e.g. poetry, short stories, and/or artistic representations).
Possible topics may include (but aren't limited to):
- Friendship as a trope in literature and art
- The creation of literary communities or movements
- Relational and participatory art and writing
- The creation of public spheres and spaces
- Friendship in and across periods
- Coalition, identity and ideology
- Community, communication, communitas, communism
- Antagonism and consensus-building
- Literature, politics and social networking/"friending"
- Kinship in/as performance
Please submit 300-400 word abstracts for academic papers; or, for creative projects, a 100-200 word artist's statement plus a sampling of your work (via e-mail; no hard copies, please).
Submission deadline: 1 March 2012. Email to email@example.com for all submissions.


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(2012-07-19, 23:17)Martijn Wrote:(2012-07-19, 23:15)havok1977 Wrote:Once you disabled them they should not re-appear asking again.(2012-06-12, 13:55)Martijn Wrote: Use the Universal scraper
Is there a way to disable/get rid of these scrapers altogether? I'm sick of warning messages about them after boot that offer to disable them only to reappear every time I turn on my HTPC.
You can remove them from the userdata (wiki) folder
Thanks for your reply
Disabling right after startup via the pop up dialog wasn't working for me; allmusic, yahoo music videos and some other movies scraper warnings kept popping up every single time for a few weeks so I used to skip them but was somewhat annoying.
After reading some of this thread I ended up removing them altogether from the /usr/share/xbmc/addons/ folder to be done with it, I don't care for them anyway.


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Season XI WPT Cyprus: Royal Flush Girl Sonia feat. Mad Marvin
Royal Flush Girl Sonia Yasmin Ali is certainly not just a pretty face; and Marvin Rettenmaier has many talents outside of poker. The two take some time out from the WPT Merit Cyprus Classic to perform an acoustic cover of Emeli Sande's 'Next to Me'.
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The Australian Bee Gees
Jul 18th 2018 @ Excalibur Hotel and CasinoLas Vegas, NV
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3850 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Travel back to the times of challenge and chivalry! Don't miss the most popular Las Vegas dinner show, Tournament of Kings. Invading armies! Dancing maidens! Jousting! Fireworks! And eating with your fingers! It's the "one show on the Las Vegas Strip guaranteed to satisfy your appetite for adventure," according to What's On magazine.View All The Australian Bee Gees Tour Dates


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An independent guide to the entire heritage railway scene (including tramways and preserved steam trains) in the UK and Ireland. Whether you are a knowledgeable railway enthusiast or someone with a more casual interest looking for somewhere to visit, I hope you will find this website useful.
Details of all the latest updates to the website are available in the Webmasters Blog.
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Review: Belkin Auto Kit
Company: Belkin
Website: www.Belkin.com
Model: Auto Kit
Price: $49.99
Compatible: iPod 3G, 4G, iPod mini, iPod photo
Pros: This unit is certainly top notch and is a must buy for those who love their iPods as much as their cars!
Cons: None.
All iPod owners will be faced by this problem frequently. A very long road trip! The solution: The Belkin Auto Kit. It was instantly obvious that this is a high quality piece of kit from the smooth plastic to soft rubber cable. The packing is pretty basic and is shown below:
The actual unit that plugs into the cigarette lighter socket in the car is more than loaded. You will notice a 'volume' dial and a line-out via a 3.5mm phono connector. What is made obvious by this is that the audio is re-routed from the iPod via the dock connector to the line out on the Auto Kit. A nice Velcro strap is also included to easily secure the cable when it is not in use.
When I looked at the dock connector there were no apparent markings to show which way was 'up' but after looking at the male and female dock connectors it was easy to sort out which way it fitted and the position in the image below shows the correct side up.
Plugging In
There was no obvious led in the unit but as soon as I started the car, I was shocked by a cool green glow on the top bulge of the unit. I opted to test the audio via the Auxiliary Line-In to the car's audio system and it was simply crystal! The line-out is also connected to a volume dial and this amplifier is very strong. It is best to keep this at a low setting and use the cars amplifier to control the volume.
Possible Problems
I have spoken with many Auto Kit owners and some suffer from what is called Ground Loop Interference. This basically causes a 'hum' in the audio system and as this is very hard to troubleshoot the Auto Kit gets branded as the problematic component. To solve this problem a GLI Isolator needs to be purchased, and they range from $15.00 - 50.00, the cheapest available from RadioShack.
Belkin has made a really fine product and this can be combined with a stand such as the Arkon CM625 and can be used to create a very clean iPod holder for the car. 'Tonicboy' has modified his car and a complete how-to is available here. With a little effort you could have something similar to this:
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Labor Day (Hardcover)
William Morrow, 9780061843402, 256pp.
Publication Date: August 1, 2009
August 2009 Indie Next List
— Lisa Sharp, Nightbird Books, Fayetteville, AR
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"Joyce Maynard is in top-notch form with Labor Day. Simply a novel you cannot miss."
--Jodi Picoult, New York Times bestselling author of My Sister's Keeper and Keeping Faith
"Maynard has created an ensemble of characters that will sneak into your heart, and warm it while it breaks."
--St. Petersburg Times
Joyce Maynard, acclaimed author of At Home in the World, is back with Labor Day. The unforgettable story of a mother and son forever changed during a long summer weekend when a mysterious man comes into their lives. Labor Day is "a sexy, page turning, poignant story" (Jane Hamilton, author of A Map of the World) that "affirms Maynard's reputation as a master storyteller and shows her to be a passionate humanist with a gifted ear and heart" (People)
Praise For Labor Day…
"an uplifting story told by a boy who is just beginning to understand what life is all about."
-St. Petersburg Times
"[A] sweet, swift read that will leave you feeling good."
-Minneapolis Star Tribune
"Labor Day is a startling novel of love, friendship, trust, treachery, betrayal, and the deep lessons that we learn in life.... It's a powerful, poignant mix in the hands of author Joyce Maynard and a novel no one should miss."
"Labor Day is both a coming-of-age story and a love story- a tale of profound loss, redemption and soul searching that is not to be missed."
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It will only take Wales to lose to the French and England to get a 38 points difference for us to win. Why do I suspect Wales are getting the Grand Slam?
Edit - I've just realised, for England to win I have to want the French to win
Sorry but no bananas for you on this occasion. As I pointed out on the sport thread the evil French insisted on leaving the roof of the Millennium Stadium roof open when it was raining but it didn't do them any good.
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Ernie Conwell, who following his College Career at Washington, went on to the NFL after being drafted by the St. Louis Rams in the 2nd round of the 1996 draft. He played for the Rams from 1996-2002. While with the Rams, Conwell got a Super Bowl ring during the 99/00 season when the Rams beat the Tennessee Titans 23-16 in Super Bowl 34. Conwell went on to play for the New Orleans Saints from 2003-2006.
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A: Raj, we strongly suspect your brother is older (and hence wiser). Shawl-collared tuxedos are definitely having a moment in 2011, but so is Rebecca Black. In 18 months the only place you'll be able to find a shawl-collared tuxedo is at James Bond re-enactor parties. Or possibly on the back of Rebecca Black's prom date.
Meanwhile, while the average marriage that ends in divorce only lasts 7.8 years these days, your wedding photographs will likely prove to be as indestructible as the honey badger. Thus we strongly advocate sticking to the timeless and classic. In other words, listen to your big bro.
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DENVER -- When the Rockies scheduled a "Purple Monday" for the series opener with the Braves, they probably weren't thinking of cold-induced skin color. But with steady snow falling and Earth Day temperatures of 28 degrees, the first of the three-game set was postponed due to snow. The game will be made up on Tuesday at 3:10 p.m. ET, followed by the regularly scheduled game at 8:40.
It's the first weather postponement the Braves have had this season, but it's the third snowout in eight days for the Rockies, who postponed games last Monday and Wednesday with the Mets. It's the fifth time the Braves and Rockies have been snowed out in Denver, and the Rockies' 16th snowout in franchise history.
"I'm looking for a little disruption right now," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said, welcoming the break in the schedule. "We just lost three in a row against the Pirates. It's all part of the game."
The Braves and Rockies are leading their respective divisions, Atlanta in the East and Colorado in the West, and their matching 13-5 records are the best in baseball.
"These guys are pitching, they're hitting, and they've got the best hitting team in the Major Leagues right now," Gonzalez said of the Rockies, who just ended an eight-game winning streak with a 5-4 loss on Sunday to the D-backs.
Atlanta boasted its own streak early, winning 10 in a row before losing four of their last five to Pittsburgh and Kansas City.
Both clubs will keep their pitching on schedule, with southpaws Mike Minor of the Braves against Jeff Francis starting the 3:10 p.m. game. Atlanta's Julio Teheran will face Jon Garland in the nightcap.
"The thing that you hate is Minor going out there and pitching three innings and then they stop the game, and now you're up against it," Gonzalez said, happy to avoid the risk of starting a game they couldn't finish.
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"When the Giants go to Philadelphia to play the Eagles something big is going to happen." � SNF's Madden
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NEW YORK � Nov. 5, 2008 � "NBC Sunday Night Football," in its third season as the NFL's premier primetime package, heads to Philadelphia for a classic NFC East battle as the Eagles (5-3) host their rival the defending Super Bowl Champion New York Giants (7-1). Al Michaels (play-by-play), John Madden (analyst) and Andrea Kremer (sideline reporter) call the action. Coverage on NBC begins at 7 p.m. ET with "Football Night in America," with Bob Costas (host), Cris Collinsworth (co-host) Keith Olbermann (co-host), Dan Patrick (co-host), Jerome Bettis (analyst), Tiki Barber (analyst) and Peter King (reporter).
MADDEN ON MATCH-UP: "When the Giants have to go to Philadelphia to play the Eagles something big is going to happen. Something tough is going to happen. I believe in the Eagles. I've done so many of their games over the years. The Giants and the Eagles�to me that's just NFL football"
MICHAELS ON GIANTS-EAGLES: "Everyone believes in the Giants, they're not under anyone's radar anymore and anytime you get an NFC East matchup it's going to be a good one these days."
COLLINSWORTH GIANTS RUNNING GAME: "They can run the ball with anybody in the history of the league."
GIANTS-EAGLES IN PRIMETIME: Both the Giants and Eagles are making their second 2008 appearance on NBC. In the opening game of the season, the Giants defeated the Redskins 16-7 and are now 2-4 overall since the NFL's premier primetime package moved to NBC in 2006. The Eagles are 1-5 overall on "Sunday Night Football," including a 24-20 loss to the Bears in Week 4. These two teams met on SNF last season in Week 4 with the Giants defeating the Eagles 16-3 at the Meadowlands. The Giants have one more SNF game scheduled this season in Week 15 when they travel to Dallas to take on the Cowboys (flex game).
GIANTS VS. EAGLES: This is the 153rd game in this rivalry that dates back to 1933. The Giants hold an 81-68-2 edge including wins in both games last season. The rivalry has been even since the 2000 season with both teams winning nine games including a playoff win for each team.
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Taste of the NFL is the premier food and wine event at Super Bowl, a "party with a purpose," that raises awareness and funds for hunger-relief organizations including Feeding America and its affiliates nationwide. Since 1992, Taste of the NFL has donated more than $10 million to local and national hunger-relief organizations.
NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA COOK UP SUNDAY NIGHT MEALS: The "Sunday Night Football" Cookbook features recipes from NFL stars including Giants kicker Lawrence Tynes who contributes his recipe for Scottish Lentil Soup, and the Eagles' DL Trevor Laws offers his Cornbread Casserole recipe. The Sunday Night Football Cookbook also features recipes from prominent chefs from each NFL city including Philadelphia's Jack McDavid of Jack's Firehouse and New York's Stephen Lewandowski of Tribeca Grill and Bobby Flay of Mesa Grill.
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SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: Al Michaels, the commentator called "TV's best play-by-play announcer" by the Associated Press, is joined in the "Sunday Night Football" booth by John Madden, the most honored NFL broadcaster of all time with 16 Emmy Awards, and on the sidelines by Andrea Kremer, whom the Los Angeles Times has called "the best TV interviewer in the business of covering the NFL."
"FOOTBALL NIGHT IN AMERICA": The Washington Post calls NBC's "Football Night in America" studio show the "Gold Standard" of NFL studio shows and "must-see television for NFL fans." Bob Costas, the most honored studio host of all time with 19 Emmy Awards, hosts "Football Night in America" alongside co-host Cris Collinsworth, the most honored studio analyst in history; co-host Keith Olbermann, named one of the Top Ten Most Powerful People in TV News for 2007 by Television Week; newcomer and co-host Dan Patrick, reuniting him with Olbermann who together redefined sports highlights during their time together on ESPN's SportsCenter from 1992-97; and analysts Tiki Barber, a three-time NFL Pro Bowler for the New York Giants, and Jerome Bettis, one of the most popular players in recent NFL history. Peter King, who covers the NFL for Sports Illustrated and is considered one of the country's foremost NFL reporters, serves as a reporter for the "Football Night in America" studio show.
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GENEVA – The stage was set for a true crosstown classic, with the St. Charles East and St. Charles North baseball teams both starting a prized southpaw on a mild spring evening Monday at Fifth Third Bank Ballpark.
It didn't take long, though, to become evident that only the orange-clad Saints were prepared for the bright lights.
East was in full control throughout, knocking off North, 7-0, in the rivals' series opener, played on the Kane County Cougars' home field.
"It's awesome that they let us come out here and play a game out here, especially against North," East senior left fielder Joe Hoscheit said. "We try to treat every game the same but obviously this venue and this stage is just a great game to play. It's always a blast."
East (13-7, 11-4 Upstate Eight Conference River) led, 2-0, with the bases loaded and two outs in the top of the third inning when the game's complexion turned on an infield tap.
East senior Nick Huskisson nubbed a ball between the pitcher's mound and first base, which North pitcher Ankur Shah tracked down, but nobody was covering first base. Shah whirled to fire home, but his throw zoomed past catcher Ryan Thomas, and the bases were cleared as Nicholas Erickson and Brian Sobieski capitalized on the errant throw, and followed Isaac Nimick home.
Huskisson, East's starting pitcher, joked that "I'm a slow guy, so I was just worried about trucking down to first."
"That was fun, the crowd kind of went nuts, and I turned around and saw it was chaos over there, and everyone hustling [home]," Huskisson said. "It was good."
Just like that, it was 5-0 East – quite the early deficit for a sluggish North offense to try and overcome.
In a matchup of highly regarded left-handers, Huskisson triumphed, throwing six sparkling innings before yielding to Troy Dykhuis in the bottom of the seventh. Huskisson allowed only one hit – an infield single to Kurt Barbeau – and struck out eight while walking two and hitting two batters.
Huskisson (2-1) received much more run support than has been the norm for him this spring.
"I don't know if we've scored [seven runs] for him this whole year," East coach Len Asquini said. "Seriously. I don't know that we have."
North (11-10, 7-6 UEC River), which has had a rocky past week, was again left with some soul-searching to do.
"We lost all the hustle plays tonight, which really bothers me," North coach Todd Genke said. "They hit a ball 30 feet in the infield and they scored three runs. I mean, that just can not happen, and the game is still a game at that point.
"Whether or not we're scoring runs, that's a whole different story, but we've got to make the plays in the infield that we're not making. And it does feel when we get down two or three runs at this point like it's seven or eight runs. Again, it's on me. We're not prepared. We need to be more prepared."
East claimed a quick, 2-0 lead in the top of the first as Nicholas Erickson (sacrifice fly) and Hoscheit (RBI single) made quick inroads against Shah.
Five of the seven runs Shah (3-2) allowed were unearned in his five innings of work before the Illinois-Chicago recruit was replaced by reliever P.J. O'Brien.
The Saints' finals runs of the night came in the fifth on an RBI triple by Brian Sobieski – he was thrown out trying to stretch it into a home run – and an RBI single by Ben Smith.
The Northwestern-bound Hoscheit had three singles on the night while Nimick added two and was hit by a pitch.
Both teams used several pinch-hitters in the seventh inning as the coaches sought to give as many players as possible a taste of playing in a professional stadium. For the Saints, the memories will be a little sweeter.
"I thought we were super," Asquini said. "It was pretty close to a complete game for us."
The three-game series is scheduled to continue Wednesday at East and Thursday at North.


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Sometimes we all need a bit of fun. Kids especially are looking for fun things and to keep them busy sometimes we have to conjure up the fun ourselves. To help in this endeavor, we have gathered a bunch of Craft Recipes that you can make at a moment's notice. Fun that you can create right in your own kitchen and the kids get to help. No need to rush out to the store, and most of these things you probably already have right in your own kitchen. So, get crafty with these fun homemade recipes.
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Fun Crayon Recipe
If you have lots of broken crayons and crayons without their little wrappers, you will love this project. Now there is no need to toss the little broken crayons when you can make these fun and colorful crayons at home. Even coloring with these crayons is such a joy as the color is always changing. A great tool for any little artist. From Suenos Encantados
Make Moonsand
This is a super easy recipe that is sure to provide lots of fun hours of play. And the best part is you can make it any color you want. Moonsand recipe
Homemade Spray Paint
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Kids are always wanting to blow bubbles and so will you with this giant bubble recipe and tutorial right here on ZiggityZoom. The kids love these and it is a fun activity when the kids get bored.


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