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The web is a powerful resource that can easily help you learn new skills. You just have to know where to look. Sure, you can use Google, Yahoo, or Bing to search for sites where you can learn new skills
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While burying yourself in the stacks at the library is one way to get some serious research done, with today’s technology you can do quite a bit of useful searching before you ever set foot inside a library. Undergraduates and grad students alike will appreciate the usefulness of these search engines that allow them to find books, journal articles and even primary source material for whatever kind of research they’re working on and that return only serious, academic results so time isn’t wasted on unprofessional resources. Note: Visit our updated list for the latest in academic search engines.
Entertainment Meet David Peterson, who developed Dothraki for Game of Thrones There are seven different words in Dothraki for striking another person with a sword. Among them: “hliziﬁkh,” a wild but powerful strike; “hrakkarikh,”a quick and accurate strike; and “gezrikh,” a fake-out or decoy strike. But you won’t find these words in George R.
Willpower is one of the most important predictors of success in life. While small studies through the years have linked high levels of self-control to better health, relationships, and finances, a landmark study published this past January provided the strongest evidence to date. And taking on specific habits - like brushing your teeth with the opposite hand - can increase levels of self-control.
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The House and Senate’s respective anti-online piracy bills, SOPA and PIPA , have stirred controversy over internet censorship. Firefox now has an add-on, DeSopa, that circumvents the bill’s DNS blocking. DeSopa, created by developer T Rizk, is a simple Firefox extension that allows internet users to revert to using a site’s IP (internet protocol) address, thereby bypassing DNS blockades of foreign websites such as The Pirate Bay. At the Firefox DeSopa download page , the add-on is described as such, “DNS Evasion to Stop Oppressive Policy in America.” T Rizk told TorrentFreak , “I feel that the general public is not aware of the gravity of SOPA and Congress seems like they are about to cater to the special interests involved, to the detriment of Internet, for which I and many others live and breathe,” adding that it will serve as proof that SOPA will not work and hopefully help Congress come to its senses.
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First of all, I have to say that I was stunned and greatly saddened to hear - while on the road - that Amy Welborn's husband Michael died suddenly yesterday. I spent my flight home praying for her and their children and for Michael. It is really good to see the way that the Catholic blogging community has rallied round them.
Amy's note and information about the funeral arrangements are here.

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Happy Thanksgiving to you all! Hopefully, you're going to leave some room for some exciting college basketball action on a day dominated by turkey, post-dinner naps, and football. I mean who really needs to see the Lions lose again, the Cowboys disappoint, or the Jets struggle against a team they should dominate?
Before taking a look at your holiday alternatives, it's time to take a quick look back at a busy night that featured two trophy presentations and a pair of semifinals in New York.
In Cancun, Missouri claimed the title in the "Hotel Ballroom Classic" with an 83-71 triumph over La Salle. The Tigers superior depth was enough to overcome the Explorers' height advantage. Providence claimed third place with an 84-77 win over Wyoming. North Florida won the mid-major bracket with a 59-52 victory over two-time defending MEAC champ Morgan State. The Ospreys end a six-game road trip with a 3-3 mark.
No offense to the Tigers and Explorers, but the game everyone was waiting for was on Maui, where Connecticut took advantage of some Kentucky turnovers late in the 1st to open up a 50-29 halftime lead. The Huskies just kept rolling, winning 84-67. UConn also won the 2005 edition of the event, claiming the trophy the last time they were invited.
Unsurprisingly, Kemba Walker was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player, even if Kentucky did hold him below 30 for the first time in four games.
In the Maui Invitational consolation games, Michigan State came back from 10 down at the half to beat Washington for third place, 76-71. C.J. Wilcox had a good look from three to tie with six seconds left, but airballed it. Wichita State scored the first basket of their fifth-place game against Virginia, then gave up the next 18 points. But by halftime the Shockers were up four, and they closed their Maui run with a 70-58 victory over the Cavaliers. Chaminade claimed seventh place with a 68-64 win over Oklahoma. It was only the sixth win ever for the Silverswords in their own event.
After the jump, I'll take a look at the two eight-team events that begin today, as well as the second half of the Great Alaska Shootout quarterfinals.
Old Spice Classic Quarterfinals
Boston College vs. Texas A&M, 12 p.m. ET (ESPN2): From a tempo perspective, this one should be fairly even, but the Eagles could struggle with an Aggies team that's looked to be a bit better on the scoring and rebounding fronts early in the season.
Wisconsin vs. Manhattan, approx. 2:30 p.m. ET (ESPN2): Both the Badgers and Jaspers are coming to Orlando off losses Saturday, but expect Wisconsin, who's been a bit more efficient at both ends of the court so far this campaign to prevail.
Georgia vs. Notre Dame, 7 p.m. ET (ESPN2): The Bulldogs have been struggling mightily without Trey Thompkins, while there is life in South Bend without Luke Harangody and Tory Jackson. The Irish rank 4th nationally in scoring, 3rd in assists, and 6th in rebounding.
Temple vs. California, approx. 9:30 p.m. ET (ESPN2): The Golden Bears will look to surprise in Orlando after blasting New Mexico at home Saturday, while the Owls will attempt to slow them down. This game has intriguing frontcourt (Micheal Eric and Lavoy Allen for TU vs. Harper Kamp and Markhuri Sanders-Frison for Cal) and backcourt (Temple's Juan Fernandez and Ramone Moore vs. Cal's Jorge Gutierrez and Gary Franklin) matchups to watch.
76 Classic Quarterfinals
Virginia Tech vs. CS Northridge, 2 p.m. ET (ESPNU): Malcolm Delaney and company should cruise in this one, as the Matadors, representing the host Big West have struggled on both ends of the floor and don't yet own a Division I win.
DePaul vs. Oklahoma State, approx. 4:30 p.m. ET (ESPN2): The Blue Demons seem to have improved a little under Oliver Purnell, but probably not enough to make much of a splash here. Marshall Moses and Keiton Page lead a Cowboy team that should be able to shoot their way to the semifinals.
Murray State vs. Stanford, 9 p.m. ET (ESPNU): The Racers hope to have better luck in their tournament opener than Wichita State did in Maui on Monday. After falling at Mississippi, a good run here, starting with a victory over a young Cardinal team, is imperative.
Tulsa vs. UNLV, approx. 11:30 p.m. ET (ESPN2): The Runnin' Rebels will look to build on Saturday's victory over Wisconsin, and their versatile roster has the offensive and defensive prowess to make it all the way to the final. The Golden Hurricane has the backcourt to give them issues, though.
Great Alaska Shootout Quarterfinals (Day 2)
In the first pair of quarterfinals on Wednesday (Alaska time), Drake routed Southern Utah, 78-59, and St. John's defeated Ball State, 78-73 in OT. That means the Bulldogs and Red Storm will meet in Friday night's first semifinal. The other half of the bracket is in action this evening.
Houston Baptist vs. Arizona State, 9 p.m. ET (FS Arizona/FCS Pacific/MASN/CSS): The Huskies have yet to win a game, but in losing three by an average of 11, they shouldn't be embarassed by the Sun Devils either, as long as they can avoid turnovers.
Weber State vs. Alaska-Anchorage, approx. 11:30 p.m. ET (MASN): The Wildcats, preseason Big Sky favorites, could surprise in this event, but they'll have to get past the hosts first.
Please share your thoughts about today and tonight's action in the comments, after you sign up for a free SB Nation account, of course.

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Wisconsin already has two projected linebackers committed in its 2013 class, but it appears to be giving serious consideration to extending another offer at the position despite limited available scholarships.
Austin Ramesh and Garret Dooley are projected linebackers already committed to the Badgers in the 2013 class.
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Welcome back everyone! Hope you all had a great Christmas! We have two pretty big tournaments set to take place during this holiday week, but the weather is already taking its toll. Mid-Hudson tourney director Dave Ryley texted me this afternoon informing me that their start time has been pushed back to noon on Thursday. If I hear about any further postponements, I will update. My colleague Phil Terrigno will be covering the O’Connell tourney at Pearl River on Friday, so be sure to follow him on Twitter @philterrigno for live updates.
Here is info on both tournaments:
MID-HUDSON TOURNAMENT AT ARLINGTON
Teams: Arlington, Beacon, Yorktown, Port Chester, Ossining, John Jay-EF, Ketcham, Hewlett, Cornwall, Newburgh, Wallkill, Red Hook, Onteora, Valley Central, Pine Bush, Rondout Valley, Kingston, Saugerties and Brookfield (CT).
Format: Tournament-style; round robin with pools of five; top two from each pool advance to the quarterfinals on Friday.
Start time: Noon on Thursday and 9 a.m. on Friday.
O’CONNELL TOURNAMENT AT PEARL RIVER
Teams: Clarkstown North, Dobbs Ferry, East Ramapo, Hen Hud, Irvington, Lakeland/Panas, North Rockland, Nyack, Pearl River, Tappan Zee, Westlake, Sleepy Hollow, Tuxedo, Washingtonville and Warwick.
Start time: 10 a.m. on Friday
Finals: Around 6 p.m.

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What a great place. I'd love to have one of these for the wine snob in me, or perhaps one of these for the post ride entertainment.
In cycling news, it looks like the ice storm here in the north east will as yet prevent any outdoor riding. So that means I'm surfing Velonews and found this gem:
In a year of the comeback, perhaps it’s inevitable that Michael Rasmussen will join the band of riders pedaling back into the fray.
So "pulled from le Tour because he lied to his own team" is expecting that someone will come back and sponsor him? I can't believe that he's expecting to have an easy time coming back. I mean, it's one thing if you're someone like Ivan Basso, who served his two years and was a main rival of the top tier riders when he left the scene, but Chicken wasn't a huge winner of anything except the unlucky lottery.
In fact, he know this:
“It all depends on who wants to have me and where I want to be employed. It doesn’t make sense for me to sign with an Italian team if I want to race the Vuelta. My main goal is still to race the grand tours and we’ll see if I can find a suitable employer. I am confident.”
You keep being confident, Chicken. I'm sure you'll end up with some continental team, and have all kinds of chances to win Grand Tours.
On that note, time to go find some non-William's Sonoma produced coffee.

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Things to do in the DFW Area: VIP Cowboys Stadium Tour!General, Reviews/Giveaways, To Do in DFW, Video Blogs — By Shannon Schmid on July 12, 2010 at 2:20 am
Since I only have my Chevy Malibu for a few days, I’m trying to have as much fun in it as possible!
So I took my dad to a VIP tour of The Dallas Cowboy’s Stadium in Arlington, TX! Even though I’m not a huge football watcher, this place is IMPRESSIVE! If you are local- you have got to make time to see this place up close and personal.
You get to hear some amazing facts about the largest dome structure in the world as well as see the players locker rooms, VIP suites, The Team Owners private box, play ball on the field and more! My dad and I really loved it.
Here is a video of the highlights of our visit!

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Blue Jays 11, Indians 9: Edwin Encarnacion and Yunel Escobar each hit two-run homers in Toronto's eight-run third inning. Encarnacion's second homer of the game was a 448-foot solo shot off Jeremy Accardo.
Yankees 5, Angels 3: New York prevailed as Robinson Cano and Curtis Granderson each hit two-run homers off Jerome Williams. Mark Trumbo went homerless. He had homered in five straight games against the Yankees.
Royals 6, White Sox 3: The second of Alcides Escobar's two homers off Jake Peavy was a two-out go-ahead shot in the seventh inning. The Royals shortstop has 13 homers in his career. The White Sox tied it at 3-3 in the sixth when Adam Dunn homered and Dayan Viciedo hit an RBI triple.
Orioles 8, Tigers 6: The Orioles ended a three-game losing streak. Baltimore's Nick Markakis hit a career-high three doubles.
Rays 5, Red Sox 3: Tampa Bay scored twice in the seventh inning without getting a hit to rally past Boston. David Price became the American League's first 12-game winner. Boston's Will Middlebrooks hit a two-run homer off Price in the fourth inning. Price's errant pickoff throw to third allowed Boston to take a 3-2 lead in the sixth.
Mariners 7, Rangers 0: Seattle's Felix Hernandez held Texas to three singles while striking out 12. He improved to 3-0 with a 1.40 ERA in his past six starts. The Mariners scored four times in

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Date:Tuesday November 27 2007
Darren Fletcher, once a hate figure at Old Trafford, believes we are capable of winning many, many trophies. And he's ready to bide his time in the hope of playing a part in it.
The 22-year-old, one of the outstanding performers of Scotland's impressive though ultimately failed Euro 2008 qualifying campaign has only started two games for United this season, both against Dynamo Kiev in the Champions League.
However, it seems that this situation does not frustrate the man who is ready to admit that with Hargreaves, Scholes, Carrick and Anderson around, it was always going to be difficult to get a game here.
'I want to play in every game, but we`ve got some great midfielders at this club and their form has been good. The manager has had a lot of decisions to make. You can`t take out players that are in good form.'
'`ve also had one or two injuries at the wrong time, perhaps when I`d have been given chances. Fair play to the likes of Anderson, he has been fantastic for someone so young and so new to the club.'
"But it`s a long season and I just have to keep myself fit and take every chance I get. We saw last season that injuries and suspensions take their toll. We got to a point where we had 12 or 13 players in a team going for three trophies.'
'Iknow my time will come. Hopefully we`ll be going for those three trophies again this season and I`ll play my part."
About last season's failure in the Champions League, he already mentioned the ke problem: injuries. However, there were other factors, too.
"Last year we were very unlucky," he admitted. "We lost in the FA Cup final and against Milan in the Champions League semi final. With a little bit of luck it could have gone differently.'
'Now we`re looking to use the experience of last year - with the addition of some new players - to push on this season. There are exciting times ahead at this club."
(Quotes are from the official website)
Date:Tuesday November 27 2007
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When the son of die-hard Redskins fan Emanuel Vega and lifelong Cowboys fan Marissa Pena is born sometime in April, he will be named Robert Griffin Vega. That's right, RGV.
Around the time the Redskins squared off against the Cowboys on Thanksgiving, Vega and Pena were having trouble thinking of a name for their boy. This was also the first time that the teams had squared off during their relationship, so Vega proposed a wager: The winner gets to name the child.
A bold bet, to be sure, but one that attests to the extreme fandom of Vega and Pena. Before the game, the two selected their names: Robert Griffin Vega and Miles Austin Vega.
Then during the actual game -- a 38-31 win for Washington in Dallas -- Vega says the nerves got to him.
“I was second-guessing the whole time, like, 'What am I thinking?'” Vega told Dan Steinberg of the Washington Post. "If she’s gonna name him after a Cowboys player, there’s no doubt he would be a Cowboys fan. My son, as a Cowboys fan? I might have to disown him."
But thanks to a solid game from Griffin -- the rookie went 19-for-27 for 304 yards and four touchdowns -- the baby will be named after him. And perhaps the best part, for Vega at least, is that his wife isn't even that mad. Her family has taken to the name, plus it's hard to argue with Griffin's success.
“I mean, it’s all fair, in love and war," Pena told Steinberg.
Vega said they'd had bets before, and the loser would have to wear the sweatshirt of the other team, but none of them compared to this.
"It was just insane that they won," Vega said. "That was even bigger than the division title.”
(H/T to Deadspin)
Toddler's Adorable Soccer Goal

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BY DAN BEGNOCHE
According to Tim Graham of the Buffalo News, Johnson recently acknowledged what is blatantly obvious at this point — the Buffalo Bills are going to be bringing in some new quarterback blood. (photo: Matt Britt, Flickr)
"He is a good quarterback. We've all seen that,” the team's No. 1 wideout said of Fitzpatrick. “Obviously, they may bring somebody else in. I just hope it leads to competition. I think Fitz is one of those competitors. He may come out with the job again."
“May” seems like the operative word here, as Fitzpatrick didn’t turn many heads in 2012, particularly when it came to throwing the ball deep down the field.
Johnson has always been Fitzpatrick’s biggest supporter, at least publicly, and Graham noted that Johnson still seems confident in Fitzpatrick as his signal-caller.
“You look at these games, and we're still in it," Johnson said. "If he was a bum, we wouldn't have been in any of these games … If we went out and got another quarterback, who knows what'll happen? Fitz may still win, or the other guy my win. Let it happen like that.”
The quarterback draft class this season isn't strong at all, though there has been plenty of speculation that coach Doug Marrone could target his former Syracuse Orange signal-caller Ryan Nassib, even if it is a little premature at No. 8 overall.
Seahawks backup Matt Flynn is among a few quarterbacks up for a trade or free agency who could compete for a starting job this season, but it feels like Buffalo is going to try to fill the void via the draft.
Follow Dan @DanBegnoche
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Millions of companion animals enter animal shelters nationwide every year. Of these, only two percent of cats and 15-20% of dogs are reunited with their owners. For this reason, the American Humane Association (AHA) has designated Saturday, April 5, 2003 as Tag Day. National Pet ID Week is April 20-26.
Responsible pet owners need to use one or more of the following pet identification methods to ensure the safe return of their pets should they become lost:
Collars and Identification (ID) Tags
Collars and tags are a reliable way to identify your pet should they become lost. Make sure your dog or cat always wears a collar with a current identification tag. Pet supply catalogs and stores, veterinary offices, and animal shelters often have forms to order ID tags. The tag should include:
- Pet's name
- Owner's name and address
- Telephone numbers (day and evening)
- Medical problem requiring medication
- Veterinarian's name and number
- Current Rabies vaccination information
- Reward offer should pet become lost
Steps to take to ensure identification tags are functional:
A collar worn for purposes of identification should remain on the dog or cat as long as he is in a situation where he could become lost. Ferrets should wear identification if they are taken outside for any reason.
Do not use a chain choke collar as the identification collar. A broad buckle collar is best. The collar bearing the identification should be fastened snugly enough that it does not slip off over the dog's head when it is grasped by a person. Safety collars or harnesses are often used on cats; harnesses should be used for ferrets.
Common tags worn on the collar include:
- Rabies tag
- Dog or Cat license
- Individualized identification tag
Check your pet's tags regularly. They can become lost, or they can become unreadable with wear.
In addition to identification tags, you can use an indelible pen to write a phone number on the collar itself. You can order broad buckle nylon collars with your phone number stitched into the collar.
Put a temporary tag on your pet when you move residences that includes a relative's or friend's telephone number. Many animals are lost when owners move. Use masking tape over the current tag or consider purchasing an instant tag, available at most pet supply stores.
There are several national tag registries that can be contacted if you lose or find a pet. They include:
- 911-Pets Lost Pet Service Chicago: (312) 890-4911
- Petfinders New York: (800) 666-LOST or (800) 666-5678
- Pet Find Inc., Oregon: (800) AID-A-PET
Microchip Identification System
Microchipping involves implanting a tiny capsule under the pet's skin, in mammals, usually between the shoulder blades. Microchips can be used on dogs, cats, ferrets, birds, and other companion pets. The tiny chip is about the size of a grain of rice. The owner then sends the information to a registering agency along with current contact and alternate contact information in the event the pet becomes lost. When a pet is found, any agency with a scanner, including many animal care and control agencies, veterinary clinics, and research labs, can quickly identify a code that links the animal to its owner through a national database. Microchip manufacturers and registries include:
AVID chips in California: (714) 371-7505; nationwide (800) 336-AVID or (800) 434-2843.
Destron Fearing: Destron chips are marketed by Schering-Plough Animal Health and the database is maintained by the American Kennel Club: (800) 252-7894.
IdentIchip in Scottsdale, AZ: (800) 926-1313 (uses AVID and Destron chips). (National and International Registries provide programs for breeders, shelters, and vets.)
InfoPet in Pennsylvania: (612) 890-2080 or (800) 463-6738 (uses Trovan chips) and is endorsed by American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA).
Home AgainTM, microchip registry in conjunction with the AKC (for both purebred and mixed breed dogs): (800) 252-7894 or email@example.com
Tattoo Identification System
Tattooing is a permanent ID system that involves marking a code on the skin of the pet. A tattoo is placed in the pet's ear, abdomen, or on the inside of the pet's thigh. The finder of the lost pet calls a national database that uses the code to obtain the owner's current address and phone number. Each registry has its own coding system. This is an invaluable form of identification should a pet be stolen for research, since laboratories will instantly know the animal is not abandoned but a beloved pet.
To look for a tattoo on the abdomen or thigh, lay the dog on her side. One person may stroke and calm the dog while the other gently lifts the dog's hind leg to examine the belly and thigh. Sometimes, the tattoo may be difficult to read, and it is often necessary to clip away the hair. If you have difficulty reading a tattoo, contact your veterinarian.
There are several national organizations that register tattoos: (they generally also register microchips)
National Dog Registry (NDR) New York: (800) 637-3647 / (800) NDR-DOGS. Usually, people register their social security number with the NDR. However, they will register any number.
Tattoo-A-Pet is a National Registry: (800) 828-8667
U.S. Found Maryland: (410) 557-7332
The American Kennel Club (AKC) will help locate the owner if the dog is tattooed with the AKC number: (800) 252-7894. An AKC tattoo normally has two letters, then 6 digits and a two digit trailer, e.g., HM 010101-01 or HM 010101/01 or HM 01010101.
ID Pet: (800) 243-9147 or (203) 327-3157. ID pet numbers normally begin with an "X"
National Greyhound Association (NGA) is the registry for racing greyhounds: (913) 263-4660. Racing greyhounds are always identified by tattoos in both ears. The right ear tattoo is a two or three digit number followed by a letter. The month of birth is indicated by the first one or two digits, the year of birth within the decade by the last digit. The letter is the individual identification within the litter. The left ear tattoo is a five digit number which is the hound's litter number. For example, the right ear may read 123E, and the left ear may read 45678.
Canadian Kennel Club (CKC): (416) 675-5511. Dogs bred in Canada and registered with the Canadian Kennel Club are generally tattooed in one ear or the flank. The tattoo is made up of three parts. First is a three character letter-number sequence which is the identification code of the breeder. This is followed by a number which is generated sequentially and refers to the number of dogs the breeder has registered that year, this is followed by a letter representing the year the dog was born. These letters are determined by CKC and some letters are not used. The most significant part is the initial, three character letter-number sequence. This identifies the breeder. An example of a CKC number: 7MR 1 C.
All cats and dogs need to wear collars with city or county licenses where required by law, and up-to-date rabies vaccination tags. Personal ID tags are essential backups.
Keep your cats indoors and tagged. Many stray cats that end up at shelters are indoor cats that have slipped past an open door or slipped out of an open window.
Keep an up-to-date file with a written description of your pet that includes their size, markings, weight, and unusual features. Keep a current photo on file to use for posters or to take to the animal shelter should your pet become lost.
For information on identification of companion birds see: Types of Banding and Identification

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1. Step-by-step: Yes
2. Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for ensuring proper identification of pets, including detailed procedures for collar use, microchipping, and tattooing. These instructions are structured and specific, fostering a deeper understanding and reasoning about effective methods for pet identification, which could be beneficial for training a model in comprehension and execution of such tasks.


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Google Earth™ Integration Tools Help
The GeoFUSE Google Earth™ Integration Tools leverage the popular Google Earth™ software platform
to provide an engaging and simple-to-use interface to locate GeoEye imagery anywhere
in the world. Users familiar with Google Earth™ will find the interface to be simple
If you are new to Google Earth™, we encourage you to explore Google™-provided
help resources to provide you with a basic understanding of the interface. A link to
download the Google Earth™ software is also provided.
› Google Earth
› Google Earth™ Download
How to Use Google Earth™ to Locate GeoEye Imagery
To assist you in familiarizing yourself with the process of using Google Earth
to locate GeoEye Imagery, we have provided two resources:
› Getting Started
› Screen Layout
If this help documentation does not answer your questions, additional assistance can be obtained by sending an e-mail
to GeoFUSE Support.
Following is a step-by-step tutorial on how to use Google Earth™ to locate GeoEye imagery.
IMPORTANT: The satellite imagery shown in default views
within Google Earth™ is delivered by Google Earth™ and is not necessarily reflective
of GeoEye archive image availability, quality or conditions. Preview-quality images of GeoEye archive images
are available and can be overlaid on the map surface upon completion of an Image Catalog search
as detailed below.
- Open the GeoEye Google Earth™ Services KML File
To load the GeoEye Image Catalog Search services into Google Earth, you must open the
GeoEye Google Earth™ Services KML file. (KML is a Google Earth™ file format.)
For best results, we recommend that you launch the Google Earth™ application prior to
downloading/opening the GeoEye Image Catalog KML file. To open the GeoEye Image Catalog Search Services,
simply click the Google Earth™ Integration Tools link on the left side of this page.
If Google Earth™ is properly installed, it should load automatically. As an alternative, the KML file
can be saved to your local computer and opened from within Google Earth™ using the "File" menu and the
You may return to the GeoFUSE Google Earth™ Integration Tools site at any time to access the most recent
version of the KML file.
TIP: If you have not used Google Earth™ before, be sure
that you download and install it or you will be unable to open the KML file.
- Find a Place on the Globe
Using any combination of the tools provided by Google Earth™ (e.g., "fly to"
geocoding, zoom, pan, etc.), find a place on the globe where you wish to search
for GeoEye archive imagery.
NOTE: Before an Image Catalog search can be initiated, please make sure you
have zoomed-in to the globe sufficiently. Searches cannot be performed when this message is visible:
- Perform an Image Catalog Search
Once you have zoomed-in to your area of interest, you will see the following
Click the red box icon. An information bubble will appear, displaying options for cloud cover preferences.
Click the link located to the right of the desired cloud cover preference to initiate
an Image Catalog Search.
- Browse the Image Catalog Search Results
After selecting a cloud cover preference, Google Earth™ will transparently query
the GeoEye Image Catalog for available archive imagery. Within a few moments, footprints
will be displayed (if available) showing available archive imagery.
NOTE: Depending on the speed of your Internet connection
and/or other factors, it may take a few moments for the search results to appear.
Thank you for your patience during any brief delays.
Image Catalog Search results are identified by cloud cover as follows:
- A green border box with
a green sun icon in its center
indicates an image footprint with 20% cloud cover or less.
- If applicable to your search, a blue border box with a
blue cloud and sun icon in its center
indicates an image footprint with 20% to 50% cloud cover.
- If applicable to your search, a white border box
light blue cloud icon in its center indicates an image footprint
with 50% to 100% cloud cover.
- A red border box shows the area
of interest upon which the Image Catalog search was based(the original extent of your Google Maps
view, which may be auto-zoomed outward when available footprints are displayed).
To reduce or increase the number of footprints displayed by date range, adjust
the date slider bar at the top of the screen. Footprints will be dynamically displayed or
suppressed as you make changes.
Click the icon at the center of a footprint to display an information bubble with additional
options, such as viewing a preview-quality version of the image or
to view full image metadata as shown here:
The following is a screen layout diagram of the Google Earth™ application to include
callouts defining the screen elements.
- GeoEye Integration References
The grouping under Places is the integration point between Google Earth™ and
the GeoEye Image Catalog. This can be saved or removed following your Google Earth™ session (you will be
asked whether you wish to keep this and/or other Temporary Places when you exit Google Earth.)
- Image Catalog Search Results Integration References
For each Image Catalog search initiated within Google Earth™ a folder hierarchy
will be displayed in the Places list. The structure defines the area of interest and corresponding image footprints
grouped by year. When use of a specific search result dataset is complete, right-clicking
the highest folder in the hierarchy (labeled "GeoEye Image Catalog Search Results"),
and selecting Delete from the context menu will delete the directory and keep your
Google Earth™ Temporary Places list from becoming cluttered.
- Footprint Legend
When footprints are displayed, a legend will indicate the meaning of cloud
cover symbology and coloring (the outline color of the footprints displayed depend upon the cloud
cover preference selected at the beginning of the search).
- Date Slider
Use the date slider bar to expand, contract, or move the date range within which corresponding
image footprints are displayed.
- Area of Interest
A red border symbolizes the area of interest used for your search. Because the
view may be automatically zoomed-out to display matching footprints, the red box clearly displays the search
- Search Initiation Icon (Red Box)
Clicking the small red box allows you to initiate a new Image Catalog Search at any
TIP: Remove old searches prior to initiating new ones
to keep your places list from becoming cluttered (as described in #2, above).
Green, blue and white boxes represent the footprints of images corresponding to your
Image Catalog search.
- Footprint Center Icon
Click the icon in the center of any footprint to display an information bubble with the options to
view a preview-quality image or to see the full image metadata.
- Standard Google Earth™ View Controls
Standard Google Earth™ controls for manipulating the current view.
To learn about these controls, consult Google Earth™ help.

response:
Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the process of using Google Earth™ to locate GeoEye imagery, making it easy for users to follow along. However, while the instructions are detailed, they lack the structured procedural guidance necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as they do not explore underlying concepts or rationale behind the steps; rather, they focus on the mechanics of operation without encouraging critical thinking or problem-solving.


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Basketball Wives LA Draya Michele Insinuates Gilbert Arenas is the Father of Her Child
If I don’t know something to be 100% true or false, I don’t make emphatic claims of knowing something I don’t.
With that being said I have it on pretty good authority this isn’t true, I think it is just Draya trying to get under Laura Govan’s skin because she had a relationship with Gilbert Arenas (if you want to call it that) and it makes for good TV (Video: Basketball Wives: LA Draya Michele Accused of Sleeping With Gilbert Arenas).
AsKKissy.com has the details.
According to an audience member from the taping of the Basketball Wives: LA reunion, Draya Michele may have finally revealed that the father of her son is Gilbert Arenas.
Laura accused Draya of having oral sex with Gilber, but Draya claimed that Gilbert paid her $20k for it. Draya then proceeds to say “don’t you think our kids look a lot alike?” to Laura insinuating Gilbert is also her son’s father.
I don’t know about you, but the $20k for oral sex is more interesting to me than the baby daddy stuff.
For $20k that type of Oral Sex would have to teleport me to Pandora, but I digress.
Did Gilbert approved these naked pics or her pole work though?
Powered by Sidelines

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing any task; instead, it narrates events and gossip related to the Basketball Wives: LA series without structured instructions. Additionally, the content lacks well-organized procedural instructions, making it unsuitable for training a language model in deeper reasoning or task completion, as it primarily focuses on informal commentary and opinions rather than detailed processes or methodologies.


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Recap: Houston vs. Memphis
Houston, TX (SportsNetwork.com) - Danuel House scored 19 points off the bench to help Houston hold off 21st-ranked Memphis 77-68 at Hofheinz Pavilion.
TaShawn Thomas scored 16 points to go with seven rebounds and three blocks and Jherrod Stiggers added 14 points for the Cougars (14-14, 6-9 American), who have won two straight.
"We beat an outstanding basketball team that is very talented and deserving of their ranking. Josh (Pastnor) does a great job. I have a lot of respect for him and the job that he does. They beat us soundly in Memphis. We have a lot of respect for their program," said Houston coach James Dickey. "I was really proud of our guys tonight. Danuel (House) gave us a huge boost off the bench. So did Jherrod (Stiggers)."
Michael Dixon Jr. scored 19 points, Shaq Goodwin scored 16 points and pulled down 10 rebounds and Austin Nichols netted 12 for the Tigers (21-7, 10-5), who had won five of six entering the contest.
L.J. Rose gave Houston a 40-33 lead just over a minute into the second half, but a 17-6 burst from Memphis put the Tigers up 50-46 at the 12:47 mark. Houston countered with a 9-0 run to go up 55-50 moments later, but the Tigers scored six unanswered points to take a one-point lead.
Stiggers nailed a 3-pointer with 5:30 to go to make it 61-60, and the teams traded makes until House's 3-pointer stretched the Houston lead to 68-63 with 2:16 to go.
Dixon Jr. had Memphis within one possession with his layup at the 1:33 mark. Memphis then fouled Rose, who split a pair of free throws. Dixon Jr. missed a layup at the other end and the ball was knocked out of bounds. It was unclear who the ball had touched last in the ensuing video review and Houston took over after having the possession arrow.
House knocked down a pair of free throws and the Tigers never got closer than four the rest of the way.
"What I tried to focus on was just helping the team get ahead. I appreciate the open shots that my teammates set up for me to hit. All I can do to help them get the assist is knock them out," House said.
Houston scored the final six points of the first half to take a 36-33 lead into the break.Game Notes
Houston scored 21 points off 14 Memphis turnovers ... House was 5-for-8 from
the field an 3-for-5 from 3-point range ... Memphis outscored the Cougars
44-22 in the paint.

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing any specific task. Rather, it summarizes the events and statistics of a basketball game, including player performances and significant moments, without detailed procedural instructions. As such, it lacks the structured format and clarity necessary for training a language model to perform deeper reasoning or task execution.


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Aloe vera is known to maintain stomach pH balance,support of muscle and joints, support of overall digestive function. The aloe also adds a unique flavor to this smoothie.
2 ounce aloe vera gel
½ cup frozen blueberries
4 ripe bananas
1 cup fresh water
Place all ingredients in a blender and blend well.

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps; it simply lists ingredients followed by a single instruction to blend them together. Additionally, the procedural instructions are insufficiently detailed for training a language model for deeper reasoning, as there is a lack of specifics regarding preparation techniques, timing, or variations that could enhance understanding.


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Michael Putnam carded a 2-under 68 on Sunday to cruise to a 2-stroke victory at the Mid-Atlantic Championship.
Putnam finished the tournament at 7-under-par 273 to capture his second straight win and his third on the Web.com Tour overall. He was coming off a victory at the Mexico Championship last week.
"It's the second week in a row and I can't get used to it enough," Putnam said.
Chesson Hadley (67) captured second at 5-under, while third-round co-leader Chad Collins tripped to a 2-over 72 to drop into a share of third at minus-3.
Collins was joined by Bronson La'Cassie (67) and Daniel Chopra (70).
Peter Tomasulo recorded the low round of the day at TPC Potomac at Avenal Farm with a 5-under 65 to jump into a tie for sixth place with Scott Dunlap (71), Sung Kang (73) and Alex Prugh (68) at 1-under 279.
Collins and Putnam entered the day knotted at 5-under, but the tie did not last long as Collins bogeyed the first to fall a shot off the pace.
Putnam birdied the second to move two strokes clear, but Collins answered with a birdie at the third to again make it a 1-stroke difference.
After they both birdied the fifth, there was a 2-stroke swing at the sixth as Putnam rolled in a birdie while Collins tripped to a bogey.
Collins would drop shots over his next three holes to fall out of contention.
Putnam followed his birdie at the fifth with another at the sixth, and then parred his next seven holes to stay at 8-under.
Hadley, meanwhile, took advantage of Collins' troubles with birdies at the second, fifth, ninth, 10th and 14th around bogeys at the first and eighth to jump into second place at minus-5.
Putnam's advantage briefly dropped to two strokes with a bogey at the 14th, but Hadley bogeyed the 15th to remain three strokes back.
Hadley put a little pressure on Putnam with a birdie at the 17th before closing with a par, but Putnam traded a birdie at the 16th with a bogey at the 17th to stay two stroke clear of Hadley and parred his final hole to close out the victory.
"To pull away from the field early was big, especially with the windy conditions and knowing it was going to be a tough day," said Putnam. "It was going to be tough to make any birdies today and to start off with three cemented the lead for a good while."
NOTES: Putnam, who leads the Web.com Tour's money list, collected $108,000 with the win. He is more than $132,000 in front of No. 2 Edward Loar ... The four-day scoring average for the par-70 layout was 72.63, with only nine players finishing under par this week. It was the fewest on Tour since the 2012 Panama Claro Championship when Loar's winning score was 4-under and only six players were under par for the week ... The Web.com Tour has the week off next week before returning for the Air Capital Classic, where Casey Wittenberg fired a 5-under 66 during his final round last year to capture his second title of the season.

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, as it primarily reports on a golf tournament and the performance of the players rather than offering instructional content. Additionally, the procedural instructions necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning are absent, as the article lacks detailed and structured information that would facilitate such reasoning processes.


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LeBron James passed a concussion test Thursday night, but an X-ray on Friday confirmed that he has a broken nose, according to NBA.com.
James was injured while going up for a dunk in the fourth quarter of the Miami Heat's victory on Thursday. Oklahoma City Thunder power forward Serge Ibaka hit James on the nose and it led to the Heat star profusely bleeding on the court.
Before falling to the floor, James did complete the thunderous dunk but it was immediately evident something was very wrong. James, who so often gets up after hard hits, stayed down with his head buried in his hands.
"I'm like everybody else. You're used to seeing him like Superman, get up and sprint back even after tough hits and tough falls. So we knew something was up," Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra told the Sun-Sentinel after the game.
James will likely need to wear a mask due to the broken nose as is the norm for this type of injury. This would not be the first time James had to play with a mask so he should have a moderate comfort level.
Back in 2004 while with the Cleveland Cavaliers, James broke his left cheekbone after a hit from Dikembe Mutumbo. Following the hit, James donned a similar mask to one that has since been seen on several players including Kobe Bryant.
James didn't speak to the media after the game but he did take to Twitter in the early morning hours. James made reference to wearing a mask in the form of Batman villain, Bane.
— LeBron James (@KingJames) February 21, 2014
James is currently listed as questionable for Sunday's game and will be a game-time decision according to the NBA.com report. After an extended road trip, Miami will be playing at home for the first time since February 3rd and will take on the Chicago Bulls.

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through completing a task, nor does it contain well-structured procedural instructions. Instead, it primarily narrates an event related to LeBron James's injury, lacking the detailed and ordered content that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning. The narrative is descriptive rather than instructional, focusing on a specific incident without steps or procedures.


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Pietersen to miss Bulls clash?
Gavin Rich - SuperSport
Johannesburg - The chances of the DHL Stormers beating the Bulls in their big Vodacom
Super Rugby derby at the weekend appeared to be slipping down a
precipitous path into the Jukskei River on Wednesday morning as it
emerged that Joe Pietersen is unlikely to wear the No 15 jersey.
Pietersen missed the match against the Sharks with a back strain and
while some people were excited about the attacking contribution of Gio
Aplon in a second half when the Stormers threw the ball around after
they had already lost the contest, his kicking game and safety under the
high ball were notable for their absence.
So Pietersen, who is in the frame as a challenger for fullback in the
Springbok team to play England, is one of the last players the Stormers
management would like to see being a doubtful starter.
It is in the kicking game that the Bulls have their most noted advantage
over the Stormers, with the teams well matched otherwise.
At Loftus the field kicking becomes even more of a factor because of the
distances the ball travels in the rarified Highveld atmosphere, and if
Pietersen is forced to cry off again, it could be a telling blow to the
But it is not as though Aplon hasn’t excelled at Loftus as a fullback
before. It will be recalled that the Springbok stood up impressively and
courageously to a concerted high-ball challenge from the Bulls when the
Cape team broke a long drought in this competition at that venue last
His task was helped that day though by the competitiveness of the
Stormers' forward effort, with for once the Stormers getting the better
of the forward exchanges and ensuring that the Bulls didn’t always have
the front-foot ball that they needed in order to launch their effective
And thanks to the weird decision by Saru that the national under-20 team
takes preference when it comes to selection this week, the Stormers'
chances in that department have sustained a bit of a blow too.
But at least the likely replacement Deon Carstens, who is expected to
wear the No 1 jersey ahead of Wicus Blaauw, boasts Springbok experience.
And it could be argued that just lately Kitshoff has started to show
signs of wear and tear after starting every game this season.
Neither Carstens nor Blaauw though boast much recent match practice,
though Carstens has played a few more Vodacom Cup games than Blaauw has.
The Stormers management have confirmed that captain Jean de Villiers sat
out training on Tuesday with a runny nose while Andries Bekker also
didn’t take part because of the pains that were the legacy of the
concerted Sharks' physical assault against his team in Durban last
weekend. However both are expected to be fit for Loftus.
The team for the match will be announced at a Stormers press conference
at the High Performance Centre at lunchtime on Wednesday.

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it discusses the potential impact of player injuries on an upcoming rugby match. There are no structured procedural instructions that would guide a reader through a specific process. Furthermore, the text lacks the detailed, ordered instructions necessary for training a language model to develop deeper reasoning, as it primarily focuses on match dynamics rather than systematic procedures.


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I bought a bundt cake pan the other day, so it was time to test it out.
I got the recipe from allrecipes.com. It’s a good site, especially because it has a calculator right on the screen. Just put in the number of servings, and it re-calculates the recipe for you. Of course, since I was making cake, there was no need for this feature this time, but nice to know it’s there. Also, I had to choose a chocolate or chocolate chip cake because I am, after all, a chocoholic. This cake recipe was easy, and I am glad I found it because most of the other recipes I found involved cake mix and sour cream, and I wanted one that was made entirely from scratch. I had a slightly smaller pan (9 inches vs 10) but I think it’ll be okay. It takes a little over an hour to bake, so I am typing this while waiting for it to come out of the oven. (Pictures obviously added later.) I made the recipe almost exactly as on the site, but instead of shortening, I used all butter. This resulted in 3 sticks of butter, but that just adds more flavor and richness. I thought about adding in chocolate chips as well, but I wanted to see how it came out first, and will maybe add them next time.
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1/2 cup shortening
- 3 cups white sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 5 eggs
- 1 cup milk
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C). Grease and flour a 10 inch Bundt pan. Sift flour, baking powder, salt and cocoa. Set aside.
- In a large bowl, cream butter, shortening, sugar, and vanilla until light and fluffy. Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each. Add flour mixture alternately with the milk. Mix well.
- Pour into 10 inch Bundt pan. Bake at 325 F (165 degrees C) for 70 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into cake comes out clean. Let cool for 10 minutes in the pan, then turn out onto a wire rack and cool completely.
Pretty straight forward, simple recipe. I can’t wait to try a piece!
I tried some and it is good and moist. Not much of a chocolate flavor, though. I guess using all butter instead of some butter, some shortening changed that because the shortening would have let the chocolate shine through more. I guess I will add chocolate chips next time. Or, I can make a vanilla cake with chocolate chips, hmm…

response:
Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making a bundt cake, which includes specific ingredients and detailed instructions for preparation and baking. These well-structured procedural instructions are useful for training a language model in deeper reasoning because they not only outline the steps required but also encourage critical thinking about ingredient choices and their impact on the final product, fostering a deeper understanding of baking processes.


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Combat Sports Collection and instructionals
I was just wondering if anyone could tell me if there is anyone selling collections of ufc, wec, pride,k1,full boxing careers and mma instructionals, and what kind of price so they go for?
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response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, as it is more of a query seeking information rather than giving instructions. Additionally, the content lacks well-structured procedural instructions that would be relevant for training a language model, as it does not contain detailed methodologies or reasoning processes that could enhance deeper understanding.


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Kingsmen Remain Undefeated With Win
CLU improves to 3-0 in 2013
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. – Ten days after opening their schedule the Cal Lutheran men’s basketball team improved to 3-0 on the young 2013-14 season as the Kingsmen prepare to open league play next week. Tonight at the Gilbert Arena, CLU downed Pacifica 84-60 to remain undefeated this winter.
Spearheaded by 30-point, 15-rebound double-double from Coltrane Powdrill, Cal Lutheran opened an 11 point lead at the intermission and cruised to victory. Powdrill led all players in both categories in the contest.
Corey Quintana, who also reached double figures in scoring with 12, erased a one-point, 9-8, deficit with his second consecutive jumper, which sparked a 7-0 run that concluded with a three-pointer from Arik Smith. The Kingsmen would never trail throughout the remainder of regulation.
Pacifica battled, pulling the score within three at 31-28 with just under four minutes remaining in the first half. CLU would use a 10-2 stretch to close out the period. When Michael Palmer layed in a bucket and was fouled, he converted the free-throw and pushed the lead to double digits entering the locker rooms.
After the break, a Pacifica tip-in by AJ Hecox cut the CLU advantage to eight and the Gladiators hung around, but it was a pair of John Green free-throws that pushed the gap back to 10 for good. Powdrill quickly opened the lead to 20-plus points with a fast-break layup on an assist from Lanaki Apele, who handed out a game-high four in just four minutes of action tonight.
A number of freshmen made his respective collegiate debut tonight including Reagan Chapman, Samuel Cirillo, Jacob Dawe and Connor McGuire. Cirillo knocked down a three-pointer to give CLU its largest lead of the game at 25 and he added a second basket for five total points. McGuire also added to the tally with a layup at the end of regulation after grabbing the first rebound of his career.
Joining Powdrill and Quintana in double figures tonight was Smith with 11, also providing three assists.
Defensively, Lynott finished with nine rebounds and a game-high three blocks. Palmer tallied six boards and had two of the three CLU steals while Powdrill also chipped in with two blocks.
Collin Knudsen came off the bench with a balanced performance, contributing five rebounds, four points, three assists and a block.
Pacifica (0-5) was paced by 18 points from Alex Mendiola and seven rebounds from Jonathan Earl. Hecox also had 13 points and two blocks.
Cal Lutheran (3-0) opens Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) action on Wednesday, Dec. 4 at Pomona-Pitzer with tip-off scheduled for 7:30 p.m.

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing any specific task. Instead, it is a sports news report detailing the outcome of a basketball game, focusing on player performances and game highlights rather than structured procedural instructions. Consequently, it lacks the detailed and ordered instructions that would be relevant for training a language model in deeper reasoning.


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Winless in seven starts since taking last year's Nearctic Stakes (Can-IT), Field Commission will face a much more difficult task in this year's renewal when he faces 11 rivals in the $500,000 turf event at Woodbine Oct. 16.
In what shapes up as an outstanding betting race, this year's entrants include a pair of last-out group II winners from Europe, the German-bred colt Amico Fritz and the Great Britain-based Balthazaar's Gift; local grade II victors Signature Red and Grand Adventure; and 2008 Canadian Horse of the Year Fatal Bullet, who showed a liking for the turf in his last start.
Also in the field is the 3-year-old Bridgetown, unbeaten this year, and Woodbourne, cutting back in distance after a strong third in the Woodbine Mile (Can-IT) last month.
The Nearctic, improved to a grade I this season, is followed by two other "Win and You're In" races on the Woodbine program for this year's Breeders' Cup, the $1 million E.P. Taylor Stakes (gr. IT) and the $2 million Pattison Canadian International (gr. IT). The winner of the Nearctic, the eighth on the card with a 4:23 p.m. EDT post, gains entry into the $1 million Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint (gr. IIT) Nov. 6 at Churchill Downs.
Field Commission was extremely game in winning last year's race by 1 1 /2 lengths, overcoming traffic problems in the stretch to power home over Bogue Chitto, who is also in this year's Nearctic. The 5-year-old Ontario-bred son of Service Stripe is winless since for trainer Dan Vella, though he has recorded three seconds and a third during the losing streak. He never got into gear in his last start, however, the seven-furlong Play the King Stakes (Can-IIT) Aug. 29, and trailed at every call.
Javier Castellano will try his luck with Field Commission, who drew the rail for the third consecutive start.
Million-dollar earner Fatal Bullet set a strong pace in the Play the King, which was just his second start on grass, and fought hard before finishing third while beaten by a half-length for it all. Bear Stables' 5-year-old Red Bullet gelding hasn't won in four starts this year but hasn't been out of the money either, and could be sitting on a big race. Fatal Bullet is a nine-time winner in 19 starts and trainer Reade Baker will have regular rider Eurico Da Silva aboard.
Melnyk Racing Stable's 3-year-old Bridgetown is two-for-two in 2010. The son of Speightstown won Woodbine's Summer Stakes (Can-IIIT) last fall prior to running a game second to Pounced in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf (gr. IIT).
Bridgetown is coming off a triumph in Monmouth Park's Gilded Time Stakes at 5 1/2 furlongs Sept. 6 for trainer Ken McPeek. He also won a restricted stakes on yielding ground over the same distance at Saratoga prior to that. He boasts four victories in seven lifetime starts with two seconds.
There are three horses in the field making their North American debuts: Amico Fritz, Balthazaar's Gift and Serious Attitude, a grade I winner in Great Britain at 2 trying to regain his best form.
Balthazaar's Gift, a 7-year-old Irish-bred son Xaar owned by Sheikh Sultan Bin Khalifa Al Nahyan, won the seven-furlong Eddie Stobart Park Stakes (Eng-II) at Doncaster in his last start Sept. 11 at 16-1 odds for trainer Clive Cox. Balthazaar's Gift is an eight-time winner in 48 starts with nearly $1 million in career earnings. He drew post 11 and will be ridden by Luke Morris.
Amico Fritz, trained by Henri-Alex Pantall, took a group II in Germany Aug. 29 as well as a group III event earlier in the year, both on yielding turf. The 4-year-old colt finished fifth in Royal Ascot's Golden Jubilee Stakes (Eng-I) in between those two victories. Mike Smith takes the reigns.
Serious Attitude, trained by co-owner Rae Guest, won the 32red.com Cheveley Park Stakes (Eng-I) at Newmarket in 2008, but the Irish-bred 4-year-old son of Mtoto has lost six straight since taking a group III at York in July 2009.
Sid Attard sends out Norseman Racing Stable's Signature Red, winner of the Highlander Stakes (gr. IIT) at six furlongs in July. The 4-year-old Bernstein colt has raced twice since, running fifth as the favorite in the Play the King and tiring badly in the final quarter-mile to be 12th in the Woodbine Mile.
Woodbourne, a 6-year-old Danzig gelding for trainer Robert Tiller and The Very Dry Stable, turned in a determined effort in the Woodbine Mile to be third by 2 3/4 lengths at 52-1. This will be his first try at this short of a distance, however.
Sam-Son Farms' Grand Adventure, sixth in last year's Nearctic, won both the Connaught Cup (Can-IIIT) and King Edward Stakes (Can-IIT) over the course this spring. Trained by Mark Frostad, he tired to eighth in the Woodbine Mile after pressing the pace into the stretch and leading briefly.
$500,000 Nearctic Stakes (Can-IT, Race 8, 4:23 p.m.), 3 & Up, 6 Furlongs (Turf)
PP. Horse, Jockey, Weight, Trainer
1. Field Commission (ON), J Castellano, 119, D J Vella
2. Grand Adventure (KY), P Husbands, 121, M R Frostad
3. Bridgetown (FL), E Trujillo, 115, K G McPeek
4. Bogue Chitto (FL), G Olguin, 117, I Howard
5. Towzee (NZ), J Bisono, 117, B A Lynch
6. Amico Fritz (GER), M E Smith, 121, H Pantall
7. Signature Red (KY), L Contreras, 121, S C Attard
8. Sneaking Uponyou (FL), A Garcia, 117, J Ness
9. Fatal Bullet (FL), E R Da Silva, 117, R Baker
10. Serious Attitude (IRE), G K Gomez, 114, R Guest
11. Balthazaar's Gift (IRE), L Morris, 121, C Cox
12. Woodbourne (ON), C Sutherland, 117, R P Tiller

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The Oglethorpe volleyball team earned a split of their two matches on the second day of the Berry College Invitational. They defeated Agnes Scott Saturday morning 3-0, then lost to Brenau Saturday afternoon by the same score.
The Lady Petrels defeated the Scotties of Agnes Scott 25-19, 25-12, 25-18 in their first match of the day. It was their second victory over Agnes Scott in the last 10 days, as they defeated Agnes Scott at home 3-0 on Wednesday of last week.
In their final game of the tournament, Oglethorpe lost to Brenau 25-19, 25-19, 25-18. In that match, the Lady Petrels got eight kills from outside hitter Erin Shelton, 14 assists from setter Anna Marie Disalvo, and 11 digs from libero Megan MaKuck.
The Lady Petrels finish the Berry College Invitational 3-1, good for third place in the six-team tournament behind 3-1 Brenau, who the Lady Petrels lost to head-to-head, and undefeated tournament-champion Berry. Sophomore outside hitter McKenna Bondarenko earned a spot on the Invitational all-tournament team for her work in Oglethorpe's victories over Wesleyan, Faulkner and Agnes Scott during the tournament.
Saturday's results move the Petrels to 9-14 on the season. They will next be in action Tuesday afternoon, when they travel to Lookout Mountain, Ga., to take on Covenant in their regular-season finale at 7 p.m. Next weekend, the Lady Petrels trek back to Mount Berry, Ga., for the SAA Tournament. Oglethorpe will be the No. 7 seed in the tournament, and will take on No. 2 seed Millsaps in the quarterfinals on Friday at 12:30 p.m.

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Due to popular demand, I have decided to review all of Trader Joe’s varieties of Charles Shaw wines. It also helped that a friend, & a Living Trader Joe’s reader, bought me two, 2 Buck Chuck reds as a housewarming gift.
Even though it is still warm outside – the TV show Castle is on and although there is no logical explanation I crave reds when it is a Castle night.
So enough banter… let’s get to it.
Charles Shaw’s Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 is great Cabernet especially for $2.99. The 2 Buck Chuck Cabernet Sauvignon offers a rich berry (heavy on the blackberry) flavor. The wine starts off smooth and ends smooth; which would make it a great choice with almost anything and a wonderful choice for a party. I did give it plenty of breathing time so you might want to do the same.
I enjoyed this wine with balsamic pork, sauté zucchini, and a baked potato. It was such a great hit that I poured another (small) glass to sip during the show.
*A dessert note: A container of Trader Joe’s Dark Chocolate Almonds with Sea Salt & Turbinado sugar was opened during the show and I can tell you this was also a perfect pairing.
Now to find the willpower not to pour another small glass…

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document: so my tank finally showed up last week so i went into the dealership that my friend works today and we installed it. wasn't hard at all. but you may want to check these out. first off we removed the muffler/s (GT) and exhaust from center mount back. 2. the drive shaft from the diff. 3. filler hose. 4. vent hose 5. sensor plugs both sides. lastly 2 tank straps. little tug and it dropped right out. we had to transfer the wires and the sending units over to the new tank. also the tank protector needs to be removed. when he was removing it he cracked it in a couple of places. now the cracks arent that bad but hey its a new car so he ordered a new one so if you have had your tank replaced you may want to look under at the black fiberglass protector and see if its ok. cool thing was since we had the tank down i got some cans of undercoating and sprayed the undercarrige and were the tank goes. it seems to have a little less road noise. over all it took about an hour and a half to do. the parts for the front end noise are suppose to be in friday but i am ordering the 1" spring kit so when i get them since he will be taking apart the front end anyway he will put them in for me.

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It makes for great headlines. Due partly to poor growing conditions,
the price of cabbage in South Korea is skyrocketing, resulting in a
"kimchi crisis." South Koreans, used to getting three doses a day of
the chili-treated, fermented crucifer are not pleased. The New York Times' Mark McDonald reports that
"kimchi has become so expensive that some restaurants in the capital no
longer offer it free as a banchan, or side dish, a situation akin to
having an American burger joint charge for ketchup, although decidedly
more calamitous here." As a result, many families will be sadly forgoing the
"traditional rite of autumn"--making kimchi in the home: "Some families
can go through a couple of hundred heads of cabbage, and it's not
unusual for all the bathtubs and sinks in a house to be filled with
bobbing cabbages as they are washed, soaked and brined." Of course, the Western debate on the "kimchi crisis" has had its
fair share of quips at the expense of distraught Koreans. But there are also a few noteworthy observations.
That's a Lot of People Who Make Their Own Kimchi, notices blogger Erik Loomis, particularly "for a such an industrialized and modern country." Granted, continues Loomis, "few peoples in the world have such devotion to a particular food as Koreans do for kimchi, but this is pretty remarkable. What's the equivalent in the U.S.--could we survive a shortage of Cheetos?" On a serious note, he observes that climate change played a role in the shortage, and that "in the long-term, these sorts of climate-change related agricultural failures will create real challenges for the world."
- Shows the Difference Between Cultures Food and agriculture blogger Craig Goodwin also wonders what the American equivalent would be, and comments that, when looking at this "traditional autumn rite" of kimchi making, "maybe Thanksgiving turkey comes the closest, but my basic observation is that there is no equivalent. American food culture has been plowed under like a chemically enhanced, genetically modified field of corn. There is not much of an identifiable food culture." By contrast, "kimchi is so much a part of Korean life that the kimchi crisis warranted a response from the government as if they were talking about the supply of gasoline or fresh water."
- Benefits China Korea is opening itself to imported cabbage as a result of the crisis, and Laurie Burkitt at The Wall Street Journal's China Realtime Report points out that "some Chinese farmers will likely prosper from Korea's craving for kimchi." At the same time, "China's economic planners ... aren't so eager to have Korea's inflation spill into their markets."
- Rising Prices No Laughing Matter "The country has not yet seen rioting in the streets, as happened in Mexico's tortilla crisis of 2007," reports The Economist. "Nor are trenchcoat-clad men whispering down dark alleys, 'psst, want some cabbage?' However, Korea's kimchi crisis is a worry, not just for cabbage-munchers but policymakers. Food-price inflation--as in much of the world--is a serious matter."
- Europeans Frankly Perplexed by Kimchi Craze At the end of his otherwise serious New York Times report, Mark McDonald indulges in some anecdotes about just how seriously Koreans take kimchi:
A gathering was held in Seoul last week to promote Korean food, with European master chefs coming in for panels and demonstrations. Michel Troisgros, the renowned French chef from Roanne, listened to a Korean official hold forth on the wonders of fermentation and an ambitious project to export Korean foods like kimchi.
"I think you have to stop talking about fermentation," Mr. Troisgros told the man. "It's not sexy."

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By Leland Stein, III
Okay, football, especially in the NFL is a very violent game. It is a first cousin to the Roman Gladiators, who fought so gallantly against lions and each other in the now world famous Coliseum.
Sure we have stepped up the humanity and have taken the lions out of the contest, and, the gladiators no longer have to kill each other at a king or queen’s behest. There are now rules and referees that oversee the on field carnage, but make no mistake about it, football is a contact sport. Just ask Hall of Famers the late John Mackey, who pasted prematurely with frontal temporal dementia. Or ask former Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon, who is experiencing early dementia.
So when the word came out recently that the New Orleans Saints' had a well known bounty system, I can understand the outrage. It is reported that the Saints bounty scandal operated between 2009-2011 and involved 22 to 27 defensive players. Conversely, the biggest buzz in sports is the NFL’s penalties handed to the New Orleans Saints for the bounty scandal.
The NFL announced heavy sanctions against the Saints recently after concluding an investigation that proved former defensive coordinator Gregg Williams administered an illegal bounty program between 2009 and 2011. New Orleans defenders were financially compensated for injuring opposing offensive players. Williams, who left the team in January to become defensive coordinator in St. Louis, was suspended indefinitely by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. Saints head coach Sean Payton was suspended for the entire 2012 season. General manager Mickey Loomis (eight-game suspension) and assistant head coach/linebackers Joe Vitt (six) also were disciplined. In addition, the franchise was fined $500,000 and stripped of 2012 and 2013 second-round draft picks.
The NFL said four quarterbacks were specifically targeted by the Saints. One of them was dynamic Carolina Panthers rookie Cam Newton in 2011. Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis said he could understand why Newton was on a proverbial hit list. “When you see Cam come in and produce, you wonder why they wouldn’t select him as one of those guys to go after because he meant so much to our team,” Davis said. Suspensions and fines for players who were involved are forthcoming. NFLPA executive George Atallah said he hopes the union is consulted in that disciplinary process. He said the NFLPA was unaware the league had conducted a lengthy investigation into the Saints until the day that findings were announced to the media. Atallah also said the NFLPA still has not received access to the full report that was compiled. Okay I understand the discipline on the coaches and soon maybe the players, but is it over done? Did any of the players actually hurt anyone. In fact, it is very close to impossible to just not tackle but twist, maim or mutilate an individual, without the public or NFL administration seeing it.
Every defensive player is trying to put a hard hit on an opposing runner or receiver or quarterback.
The NFL issued this penalty because it is worried about its image and public relation status to the world. The game itself is violent and will always be so. Knockouts and cremating hits are what the game is all about. Every team wants, needs to take out a quarterback to ensure a chance at winning the game. Anytime big bodies clash into each other injuries will happen. For example Super Bowl-winning quarterback Joe Theismann's leg was gruesomely broken by Lawrence Taylor in the 1980s on national television . . . but, hey that was just football. John Unitas getting his head taken off by Dick “Night Train: Lane or Jim Brown getting closed lined by Sam Huff.
The unprecedented severity of Goodell’s punishment has become a hot debate topic. It has never happened in sports that coaches would get this type of treatment. “Anybody who has played this game, there’s a 100 percent injury risk under normal circumstances,” said an unidentified NFL veteran. “To hear there have been bounties placed on the heads of players . . . I understand you have incentive for interceptions or fumbles where you’re not trying to cause bodily harm to another man. But to actually put a price tag on somebody else’s head and go out there with the intent of trying to hurt that man and take food out of his family’s mouth, it’s unacceptable. How can I argue or dispute his retort? I do not!
But it is really all about public relation and the way it all looks on paper and not really about the game itself.
I think Goodell is trying to make sure he sends the right message that this will not be tolerated. He wants the appearance that the league is trying to focus on the health and safety on their players. This was a direct attack on that. The commissioner did this to send that message.
I think the penalties were pretty harsh and directed at the perception of what the league is all about. But this ruling that has taken the media world by storm, but it will not stop the injuries and inherent violence that is the NFL. Scientific studies show head trauma can leave long-term damage. Hundreds of former players are suing the NFL in federal court, saying they weren't protected properly from injury. Congress is paying close attention. Part of the reason the New Orleans Saints were punished so severely for their bounty system could be, as Commissioner Goodell indicated when explaining his decision, that nothing is as critical for the league right now as the safety of players and real concern about concussions.
In the current climate, those issues seem to permeate every decision made at NFL headquarters.
I get the morality bit and the image of the game, but let’s keep it real for a moment, the NFL is not a place for the delicate or the fragile. Never has been (with shout outs to Sam Huff, Dick “Night Train” Lane, Deacon Jones, Dick Butkus, Mike Singletary, Vince Lombardi) and never will be.
It is naive to think players and teams don’t talk about this kind of stuff - or aren’t generally rewarded for this kind of stuff with jobs and contract extensions – you’re not paying attention to the inherent violence of this game. The gridiron is not a polka dance or knitting contest. It’s territorial and can get bloody. Players and coaches know they can win games by inflicting pain, and the intent is always to win games, so imposing pain is a goal of every defensive player bounty or no bounty system.
Yeah, I know the bounty system looks bad. I mean no one should be out to hurt another athlete for the sake of money, but on the other hand isn’t that why everyone gets paid to do. It’s wrong, but it happens.
The late Raiders owners, Al Davis said:“The quarterback must go down, and he must go down hard.” Davis was brutally honest and he was right. That’s not dirty. That’s just the sport - survival of the fiercest. If you get hurt, you lose. Great defenses are angry defenses that inflict hurt on offensive players trying to break their will. I’ve been around football too long to think otherwise.
Leland Stein can be reached at email@example.com or at Twitter @lelandsteinIII.
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1 can (11 oz) refrigerated breadsticks
3 rolls Betty Crocker® Fruit by the Foot® strawberry fruit snack rolls (from 4.5-oz. box)
1/3 cup sugar
1egg white, beaten
Heat oven to 375°F. Grease cookie sheet with cooking spray. Unroll dough; separate into 12 breadsticks. Stretch each breadstick until about 9 inches long. Cut in half. Unroll all fruit snack rolls. With scissors, cut each evenly into 4 inch pieces. Place 1 piece on each breadstick. Roll up each breadstick, coiling dough into spiral shape; press ends to seal.
Place sugar in shallow dish. Brush top and side of each coil with beaten egg white; roll in sugar. Place sugar side up on greased cookie sheet. Bake at 375°F. for 11 to 15 minutes or until light golden brown. Immediately remove from cookie sheet. Cool 5 minutes.

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Discussion in 'Sports Central' started by DannyC, Sep 3, 2008.
it won't be pedroia, that's for sure
how can u say thats for sure? you have no idea who theyre gonna vote for.
the only thing thats for sure is that it wont be anyone on the braves [funny]
how do I hate new england sports?
considering this a discussion about AL MVP then of course it won't be anyone from the Braves or any NL team
thanks for giving fag boy ammunition but obviously u knew what i was talking about
why edit then.
and who said I didnt like new england sports
edit what, i didnt edit shit
and anyone who isnt a new england sports fan hates new england sports, and u can deny that till ur blue in the face, still doesnt make it any less true
I understand why someone can hate the yankees.... but Boston?
boston is fine.
why the ego?
red sox are the MLB team of the decade. nice try at the downplay tho. hows Lyme doin
ROFL@MLB team of the decade[funny]
well I dont hate Massachusetts sports programs.....
so whats your point?
shit I have pedroia, youklis, and beckett in my fantasy league.
still mad I exposed lyme??
I'm one of the few dudes on this board that have chased people off, of forced them to lurk on aliases.
i made wyte girl leave for like two years
i guess the trauma i inflicted on that bitch wore off a bit, because that insecure piece of shit is back
I had a hand in that as well.
remember the video he posted of him hitting the heavy bag?
I posted his vid on an MMA website and linked it with over 1000 people laughin at him.
please tell me you remember that shit. lol
that shit was great
i commend you on your contribution to the cause mr. beegee
been pushin the trash off this board for a min.
even get'n my fingers dirty.... if ya know what I mean
well why bring up the Braves in a discussion about the AL MVP?
because danny is NOT the sports expert
to get under fag boy's skin
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By DAVE HANNEMAN
BELLEFONTAINE — Mother Nature might have delayed the regional softball semifinals at Bellefontaine High School, but even she couldn’t prevent the inevitable.
Ottawa-Glandorf finally squared off against Carroll Bloom-Carroll and its ace pitcher Taran Alvelo on Friday. The junior right-hander was everything the pre-game press clippings said she was as Alvelo threw a second straight no-hit, 17-strikeout game in the Bulldogs’ 4-0 victory.
O-G coach Troy Yant admitted his players had not seen a pitcher as good as Alvalo, but then again … “I’ll bet there aren’t too many high school girls in America who have faced a girl that caliber,” Yant said.
“This is her time of year,” said Aaron Alvelo, Taran Alvelo’s father and Bloom-Carroll’s head coach.
“This is what players like her do, they show up and they give their team its best opportunity to win.”
Taran Alvelo, a member of the this year’s MaxPreps preseason All-America team, pitched Bloom-Carroll to a state runner-up finish in 2012 and a Division III state title as a sophomore. The No. 1-ranked Bulldogs will face Elmwood at noon today in the Division III regional final at Bellefontaine. Alvelo, who has already made a verbal commitment to pitch for the University of Washington, improved to 26-3 with Friday’s win. Her 17-strikeout performance lifted her career total to 1,054.
O-G, completing the school’s first 20-win softball season with its first-ever trip to the regional tournament, ended its season at 20-5.
Alvelo’s fastball has hit 74 mph on the JUGS gun, according to published reports. That’s like a 104-mile-per-hour fastball in baseball, according to the site eFastball.com, which converts pitching speeds between softball and baseball. She used that intimidating velocity to stunning use against Ottawa-Glandorf, striking out 10 of the first 11 batters she faced.
Alvelo needed only 69 pitches to complete a seven-inning no-hitter. Fifty-seven of her 69 pitches were thrown for strikes.
Yant knew preparing for that kind of heat would be tough.
“You can turn the pitching machine up to 70 (mph), or as fast as it will go without the wheels falling off, which is what wed did,” he said.
On top of that, injuries, especially one to third baseman Kristen Miller, forced Yant to shuffle his lineup. In Friday’s game with Bloom-Carroll, only pitcher Megan Kitchen, catcher Michrelle Sdao and shortstop Stephanie Hempfling were in the same positions as O-G’s lineup a week ago.
“We had six girls making their first regional tournament start at new positions and facing a pitcher of that caliber,” Yant said.
“I thought we played a heck of a game. We played a great defensive game, and I thought if we could go four, five innings and have the score be 0-0, that would be in our favor. But they got that one run, then those two bonus runs and it kind of sapped our morale in the dugout. You could tell it.”
Kitchen, throwing hard and pumping in strikes, also pitched well. She allowed just five hits, but three went for extra bases, including two in a three-run second inning.
Bloom-Carroll’s Haley Grover doubled leading off the bottom of the second. Kitchen retired Kipler Detewiler on grounder bck to the mound and McKenna Coffman on a pop to third.
Katie Silvia lined a 3-1 pitch to right for an RBI single, though, and after Kitchen walked No. 9 batter Kaylee Springer, lead-off hitter Haley Starr belted an opposite-field triple.
Bloom-Carroll added a run inn the sixth when Alvelo was hit by a pitch, Grover berlted her second double of thre game, and Detwiler delivered a sacrifice fly.
The Bulldogs didn’t need that insurance run, though. Not the way Alvelo was pitching.
“In the back of your head you’re wondering how many at-bats you’re going to get,” Yant said. “And she just keeps setting you down and setting you down and setting you down. That wore on us.”
Alvelo faced the minimum 21 batters, but needed some help to do it.
After retiring the first 13 batters she faced, O-G freshman Emily Annesser laid down a perfect bunt in front of home plate. Annesser and the ball arrived at first at the same time. Annesser collided with Bloom-Carroll first baseman Ashley Ireland, and raced to second when the ball shot free. Annesser’s bunt was debated as a hit or an error. The official scorer ruled it an error, and Alvelo who end up with a no-hitter, her ninth this season.
Annesser took third on a grounder to second by Tasha Cass, but was thrown out by Starr, who had replaced the injured Ireland at first, while rounding the base for an inning-ending double play.
Ottawa-Glandorf 000 000 0 — 0 0 0
Bloom-Carroll 030 001 x — 4 5 1
WP — Alvelo. LP — Kitchen. top hitters: (B-C) Starr 3B, 2 RBI; Grover 2-2Bl; Detwiler 1B, RBI.
records: Ottawa-Glandorf 20-5, Bloom-Carroll 26-3.
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Discussion in 'The Bar' started by jaw_belize, Nov 10, 2012.
wow garrett, lol banksy
bump. lol jdwhatever
lol Young Republicans at a football game
Irish BC @ 8
a and m didn't something lsu couldn't
One of my bosses is a Bama fan and I texted him "Roll Tide?"
Crazy, exciting game!

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