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[unable to retrieve full-text content]A new study shows that families can save hundreds if not thousands of dollars by making their own household items with a 3-D printer.
Hoppenot Gives Union 1-0 Win Over Whitecaps
Antoine Hoppenot File Photo (Credit: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) ? Second-half substitute Antoine Hoppenot scored in the 85th minute to give the?Philadelphia?Union a 1-0 victory over a Vancouver Whitecaps side that played with 10 men most of Saturday night.
Philadelphia?(9-6-7) remained unbeaten in three games, while the Whitecaps (9-7-5) lost their second straight game.
Hoppenot scored off a?Philadelphia?counterattack moments after Union goalkeeper Zac MacMath had robbed Whitecaps striker Camilo at the other end.
The Whitecaps were a man down from the 8th minute, when midfielder Jun Marques Davidson received a red card for head-butting Keon Daniel in the back. The incident resulted after Keon kicked the ball while Davidson was on top of it after a whistle.
Daniel received a yellow card for the infraction and had turned to walk away following a confrontation with Davidson when the Whitecaps player struck him.
Davidson, Whitecaps players and coach Martin Rennie protested the ejection to no avail. Following the incident, Daniel was booed every time he touched the ball before subbing out in the second half.
Despite being short-handed, the Whitecaps had several scoring chances. In the 15th minute, midfielder Russell Teibert lobbed Kenny Miller?s pass over?Philadelphia?goalkeeper Zac MacMath ? and the net.
In the 27th minute, Vancouver?s Young-Pyo Lee shot over the net after taking a pass from Russell Teibert. Seven minutes later, Whitecaps striker Kenny Miller sent a header wide of the net.
Vancouver also had scoring chances in the second half but MacMath turned them away.
The Whitecaps were fortunate not to lose goalie Brad Knighton after he and?Philadelphia?captain Jack McInerney knocked heads in the 24th minute. Knighton lay face-down on the ground for a few moments, kicking the grass in pain and was tended by trainers, but stayed in the game.
McInerney received a yellow card for his involvement.
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Source: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2013/07/27/hoppenot-gives-union-1-0-win-over-whitecaps/
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NFL training camp roundup: Jason Pierre-Paul injury update, Colts wide receiver competition
After the barrage of disastrous injuries on Saturday, Sunday's NFL news is a bit more positive.
The New York Giants have leaned on their pass rush in recent years, but one of the team's most important defensive linemen may not be ready for Week 1. Jason Pierre-Paul underwent back surgery this summer, adding Saturday that he's not ready to discuss whether he will be on the field for the Giants' first game of the season.
Pierre-Paul has been dealing with back pain since 2011, and told SB Nation's Giants blog, Big Blue View, that it was getting to be too much before the procedure.
"The back is a really, really horrible pain to have, and back surgery period. And you don't want to rush back. I'm not concentrated on the first game, second game, third game, fourth game, fifth game, sixth game, I'm just trying to come back when I feel like I'm ready to come back."
Mikel Leshoure and Joique Bell locked in training camp battle
Mikel Leshoure worked as the Lions' No. 2 running back on Sunday, according to Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press. For most of the spring and early part of training camp, Joique Bell had been filling that role. Reggie Bush should see a healthy workload, but Leshoure and Bell will battle it out to be the secondary back.
Reggie Wayne and Darrius Heyward-Bey top Colts wide receiver depth chart
Reggie Wayne and Darrius Heyward-Bey started as the Colts' wide receivers in their base package, according to Mike Chappele. T.Y. Hilton is presumed to be the third wide receiver and will likely work out of the slot. Stampede Blue, SB Nation's Colts blog, broke down the team's wide receiver competition heading into training camp.
While I do expect Hilton to improve, the fans expecting him to light up the stat sheet every week are probably going to be disappointed. Hilton left a lot of plays on the field last season in between all of the deep passes he managed to reel in. Even though I love his YAC ability, he's going to be limited to routes closer to the line of scrimmage, which should decrease his yards per catch and receiving yards at the end of the season.
But even if Hilton is the No. 3 receiver in title, he should be on the field often and serve as one of the team's best weapons on offense. Just don't fret over his stats too much.
Denard Robinson struggles at Jaguars camp, Marcedes Lewis is distraction-free
Denard Robinson wasn't quite as effective at Jaguars training camp on Sunday, according to John Oesher of Jaguars.com. While he ran for a touchdown during team drills, he had a few drops at wide receiver and lost a fumble when running a play from the wildcat. He's going to get a chance to make an impact on offense, but it's unclear at this point how the Jaguars will get him involved. Quarterback Blaine Gabbert did improve on Sunday, though, which is a positive the team can take away from practice.
In other Jaguars news, Marcedes Lewis feels as focused as he has been in years, with a custody dispute behind him and a new culture in the Jaguars facility. He hasn't quite lived up to his contract in recent years, but Lewis feels mentally ready for a big season in Jacksonville.
More from SB Nation:
? Jeremy Maclin tears right ACL during Eagles? camp
? Ravens? Pitta out for the year after fracturing hip
? Report: No failed drug test behind Von Miller suspension
? Roth: What we have in common with Tim Tebow
? Complete NFL training camp coverage
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This Man Tried To Rob A Gun Store Using A Baseball Bat
Derrick Mosley walked into Discount Gun Sales, smashed one of the glass cases with a bat and helped himself to an unloaded handgun. The store owner, who was ? not too surprisingly ? packing his own loaded pistol, very calmly like trained his sights on Mosley and demanded that he drop the gun, the baseball bat and a knife he was carrying. Mosley complied and was held at gunpoint until deputies arrived a short time later and arrested him without further incidence.
Mosley was charged first-degree robbery, first-degree theft, unlawful possession of a firearm and second-degree criminal mischief.
No one was injured during the robbery attempt, but there are unconfirmed reports that the store owner was seen shaking his head in disbelief at some point during the ordeal.?
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National Debt Stacked in Dollar Bills Would Stretch from Earth to Moon Five Times
Gregory Gwyn-Williams, Jr.
CNS News
July 26, 2013
The U.S. national debt would reach 1.1 million miles into space if stacked in one dollar bills.
According to the latest available data from the U.S. Treasury, the total public debt outstanding is $16,738,105,803,858.21.
A dollar bill is .0043 inches in thickness.
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This article was posted: Friday, July 26, 2013 at 4:40 pm
Tags: domestic news, economics
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The #RoyalBaby already has more Twitter followers than you
Royal baby: Kate Middleton has gone into labor. Twitter is abuzz.
A news cameraman reads a newspaper across from St. Mary's Hospital's exclusive Lindo Wing in London, Monday, July 22. Buckingham Palace officials say Prince William's wife, Kate, has been admitted to the hospital in the early stages of labor.
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EnlargeAfter weeks of anticipation, the Duchess of Cambridge has gone into labor with Britain?s future monarch, pushing a long summer of frenzy around the royal baby to its zenith. The baby will be the queen?s third great-grandchild and the third in line for the British throne.
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Embattled journalists, weary from weeks of camping outside of St. Mary?s Hospital in London ? where Kate Middleton is now in the early stages of labor ? have sprung to attention today for the long-awaited birth. And according to Agence France-Presse, they?ve been joined by mobs of enthusiastic royalists, some of whom have traveled from other parts of the Commonwealth to witness the birth.
"We've been getting updates every morning on Canadian TV and it's great to see that it's a worldwide affair, that everyone's curious about what's happening," said David Wyatt from Toronto, who was holidaying in London with his wife and three young daughters.
"We were wondering whether we were going to be here in London when it happened, and it's wonderful. My family were empire loyalists in Canada and my father's from England. We're proud Canadians."
Elsewhere, crowds of hungry spectators and reporters have assembled outside Buckingham Palace to watch for news of the baby, according to the Telegraph. As tradition has it, royal babies? births are announced by a messenger who tacks a piece of paper confirming the baby?s weight, gender, and time of birth onto an easel outside the queen?s official residence.
But the enthusiasm is not limited to London. The Twittersphere is ablaze with talk of the birth, with #RoyalBaby, Kate Middleton, and the queen all trending.
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Can 'Saturday Night Live' survive Its cast exodus?
By Tony Maglio
LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Live! From New York! It's a casting crisis for Lorne Michaels!
When Jason Sudeikis announced his departure this week, "Saturday Night Live" was suddenly bereft of any established crossover talent - its longest-tenured surviving castmember is now Kenan Thompson - and in terms of name-recognition, it drops off steeply from there.
But "SNL" has been here before. The upcoming 2013-2014 season will not be the first time the long-running sketch comedy series has been forced to prop up its B-team and go headhunting on the fly.
Sudeikis follows fellow cast members Fred Armisen and Bill Hader out the door - unlike those they left behind, all have established film and TV careers. A year earlier, fan favorites Kristen Wiig and Andy Samberg left for the draw of bigscreen comedy. And head writer and "Weekend Update" anchor Seth Meyers departs in November for Jimmy Fallon's desk.
Jon Lovitz, an "SNL" cast member from 1985 to 1992 - who weathered Lorne Michaels' infamous reboot of '86 - knows the toll a long run on the show can take. He also understands the draw of the Los Angeles movie scene over the sketch comedy one in New York.
"Jason Sudeikis has been on the show for 10 years - at some point you gotta go," Lovitz told TheWrap during an online chat on HuffPost Live. "That's a tough show to do for 10 years."
To give an idea of how key the recent losses are: Only Darrell Hammond has appeared on more episodes of "SNL" than Meyers and Armisen. Sudeikis is 7th on that same list, Hader 9th, Samberg 20th and Wiig 22nd.
Even longtime fans of the show have to ask: Who's even left?
"Saturday Night Live" new senior members are Thompson, Bobby Moynihan, Jay Pharoah, Nasim Pedrad, Taran Killam, Vanessa Bayer and, for now, Meyers. On the JV team (called Featured Players) are Aidy Bryant, Kate McKinnon, Tim Robinson and Cecily Strong.
Other than Thompson's attempt at a "Fat Albert" movie in 2004, there's hardly a notable screen credit among them.
But to give up on the show now would be foolish: Even Adam Sandler, Will Ferrell and Tina Fey were "SNL" scrubs at one point - and in Killam, Strong, Pedrad and Bayer, "SNL" has a number of young players with high upside.
Michaels has constantly retooled the cast since its initial "Not Ready for Primetime Players" took the stage in Studio 8H. Historically, the unknowns have worked out far better than the household names - remember Robert Downey, Jr., Anthony Michael Hall, and Billy Crystal in the cast? Not many people do.
Lovitz, who joined with fellow newcomers Downey Jr. and Hall, said some people will welcome new cast members with open arms. Others might not.
"It's competitive," Lovitz said. "It's a very strange show."
So clearly, "SNL" is in a rebuilding year. But with whom will it rebuild? The show historically has favored improv and sketch comedians over stand-up comics, though both are options.
But this year, it's not just about filling a headcount -- it's about stocking up with versatile talent that can stand out quickly. Actors from the Upright Citizen's Brigade, Second City and the Groundlings have had great success in the past, and it's likely that Michaels will go back to that well.
The Upright Citizen's Brigade Theater in New York declined comment, citing its relationship with NBC. Phone calls to Second City were not immediately returned. An NBC spokeswoman said that the network does not comment on casting changes.
The "SNL" casting team comes out to scout the Groundlings in Los Angeles a couple times a year, Groundlings Managing Director Heather de Michele told TheWrap. And they've been there recently.
Who they are looking at closely, she wouldn't say. But the Groundlings have recently produced both the aforementioned Killam and Wiig. De Michele, and the rest of the Groundlings, knew those auditions were just a matter of time. What she didn't know is how short that time would be.
Of those already with a seat at the table, Killam seems poised to be the breakout star of "SNL's" 38th season. A promising sign: His "Sloppy Swish" digital short was one of last year's breakout viral hits.
"He's exceptionally good," de Michelle said. "During his first main stage show he was nabbed by 'SNL.' He didn't even get to open his first show as a Groundling."
Wiig's casting happened with nearly the same speed - but that's not always the case. When one goes through the Groundlings school, the top level make it into the Sunday cast. Only after graduating is an actor eligible to be a "Groundling" and perform on Friday and Saturday nights. And there are never more than 30 Groundlings at a time.
One Groundling to watch is Mikey Day, a star of MTV's "Wild'n Out." Jillian Bell of the Main Company wrote for "SNL" in 2010. Jim Cashman has written for the show as well. Tony Cavalero is a founding member of longform improv group "Robert Downey Jr. Jr." - another "SNL" connection. Kind of.
Lovitz believes the show will be fine -- as it has through thick and thin. As will the new cast members. And they shouldn't worry about it anyway. "The audience picks the hit characters, the audience picks the stars," Lovitz said. "That you have no control over."
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/saturday-night-live-survive-cast-exodus-232909647.html
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