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To be included in the Starting Times, please register at www.eventful.com. After registering, click on ?Add Event? and fill out the form. You must type ?local sports? in the tag field located in the More Options section for your ad to appear in the print version of Starting Times.

Please include contact information in the description field. Your event will appear on www.eventful.com immediately and on http://calendar.kansascity.com the following day. The deadline for Starting Times is noon Thursday for the following Tuesday. Ads run in print one time. Please call Lisa Lopez at 816-234-4907 if you have questions. Baseball CAMPS JCCC Spring Break Baseball Camp, ages 7-14, fundamentals on swing, bunting, base running, pitching, fielding and throwing 8 a.m., $75, Eric Horner at ehorner1@jccc.edu. LEAGUES Fountain Bluff Sports Complex Spring Baseball, 9U-16U, doubleheader USSSA AA and AAA/Major teams, Tuesday and Wednesday, $1525 or $1625 team, 2200 E. Old 210 Highway, Liberty. Blue Valley Recreation Diamond Stars League, 10U & 12U competitive C level teams, $1500 team, Blue Valley Recreation Complex, 913-685-6030 or e-mail dwilde@bluevalleyrec.org. SIGNUPS T-Ball and Coach Pitch, boys and girls, ages 3-6 for Spring season, 5:30 p.m., Cinzetti?s Italian Kitchen, 7201 W 91st, Overland Park, Terry Reuter at 816-589-9894 or www.i9sports.com TRYOUTS KC Rays, 14U looking for 1-2 players, 4 p.m. Sunday, Hitt Park, Jeff Goodson at 816-916-2746 or jefgoodson@sbcglobal.net to schedule a workout. KC Mavericks, 11UAA/AAA, looking to add one or two players for spring/summer tournament team, Gold Glove league, tournaments, Sunday, 10 a.m., JCCC gym, Brian Davis, at 913-593-9261 or wbriandavis@mac.com. Kansas Flames, 11 AAA looking for one or two players for gold glove, tournaments, Mark at 913-832-7237 or kansasflames@gmail.com. 13U, competitive AA team looking for pitcher, shortstop and outfield, Eric at 913-231-8079. 13U, AA Orioles, looking for catchers, third basemen, pitchers, 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays at 7875 Mastin Drive, Overland Park, coach Wagner at 913-375-3809. 16U, college showcase team, looking for pitchers and third basemen, for tournaments, 6 p.m. Wednesdays, Tom Urquhart School of baseball, coach Lewis at 913-375-3809. 18U, college showcase team, looking for pitchers and third basemen, for tournaments, 7 p.m. Wednesdays, Tom Urquhart School of baseball, coach Lewis at 913-375-3809. KC Sports Club, 14U AA, for middle infield, pitching a plus, tournaments, 1 p.m., Sunday, 95th and Mission. Kings, 12U AA team, looking for one to two players, pitching a plus, 913-461-3994 or nick@nillbros.com. Kansas Coyotes, 13U AA team, looking for two players, Eric at 913-231-8079.Basketball CAMPS KWBA Triple Threat Spring, focusing on shooting, passing, ball handling, footwork and rebound skills, grades 2-4, 9 a.m.-noon, grades 5-7. 1-4 p.m., $125, Kevin Washington Basketball Academy (KWBA) Gym, Kevin Washington at 913-562-4413 or kwbball2@yahoo.com. Nike Flight Basketball Skills Clinics, April 1-May 27, 9 a.m., $195, Shawnee Mission West, Jcpbball@yahoo.com or Tom at 913-378-5888. LEAGUES Supreme Sports Competitive Youth Basketball, boys and girls, grades 2-12, $480 team, registration deadline March 17, Supreme Sports Basketball Academy, www.supremesportskc.net or Jeff Bass at 816-257-7339 SIGNUPS i9 Sports League, boys and girls ages 4-14, for spring season, 5:30 p.m., Cinzetti?s Italian Kitchen, 7201 W 91st, Overland Park, Terry Reuter at 816-589-9894 or www.i9sports.com. TOURNAMENTS March 2-3, Junior NAIA Championship Tournament, boys and girls, grades 3-8, three-game guarantee, $200 team, 913-236-8833 or www.gabl.net/tournaments/jr-naia March 2-4, boys and girls, grades 2-8, three-game guarantee, $175 team, Tom at 913-378-5888 or jcpbball@yahoo.com. March 3-4, March Mayhem, boys and girls grades 3-12, three-game guarantee, 8 a.m., Harrisonville High School, $125 team, registration deadline Feb. 28, mbmccorkle@yahoo.com or 816-916-9565. March 3-4, Supreme Sports USSSA King of the Court, boys and girls, three-game guarantee, registration deadline Feb. 27, $185, Eastern Jackson County Facilities, Jeff Bass at 816-257-7339 or www.supremesportskc.net. TRYOUTS Kansas Dreamteam, boys and girls, grades 6-8, March 1, 6-8 p.m., Shawnee Mission West, Sam Ward at 913-207-5515 or Kansasdreamteam@yahoo.com. Kansas Dreamteam Biddy Ballers, boys and girls grades 2-4, 6-9 p.m., Westridge Middle School, Sam Ward at 913-207-5515 or Kansasdreamteam@yahoo.com Time. MV Blazers, girls, grades three-four, 1 p.m.; five-six, 2 p.m.; seven-eight, 3 p.m. on Sunday, Jim Bridger Middle School, Doug Murdock at 816-914-2050. Kansas City Gamespeed 15u Boys Basketball Travel Team will have tryouts Saturday at Northeast High School at 11:30 contact Joe Johnson 913-208-3952.Kansas City Gamespeed is forming a competitive fourth-grade boys basketball Travel Team contact Donald Chambers 816-522-6162.Boxing March 3, March Thunder VIII, Golden Gloves, proceeds benefit the AGIF local educational scholarship, 7 p.m., National Guard Armory, 100 S. 20th St., Kansas City, Kan., $5-$20, 913-709-2534.Cheerleading SIGNUPS i9 Sports Cheerleading, girls ages 4-14, for Spring season, Sign-ups, 5:30 p.m., Cinzetti?s Italian Kitchen, 7201 W 91st, Overland Park, Terry Reuter at 816-589-9894 or www.i9sports.com. Football SIGNUPS i9 Sports Flag Football League, boys and girls, ages 4-14 for Spring season, 5:30 p.m., Cinzetti?s Italian Kitchen, 7201 W 91st, Overland Park, Terry Reuter at 816-589-9894 or www.i9sports.com. Soccer SIGNUPS i9 Sports Soccer League & Clinic, boys and girls, ages 3-14 for Spring season, 5:30 p.m., Cinzetti?s Italian Kitchen, 7201 W 91st, Overland Park, Terry Reuter at 816-589-9894 or www.i9sports.com. Softball LEAGUES Valley Recreation Diamond Stars, 10U & 12U, a competitive league (Diamond Stars) for C-level teams, $1,500 team, Blue Valley Recreation Complex, 913-685-6030 or dwilde@bluevalleyrec.org. TOURNAMENTS March 3, Kansas (Topeka) Slow Pitch Softball Tournament, men?s USSSA D/E qualifier, three-game guarantee, $200 team, registration deadline Feb. 29, G.W.Ditch at 785-233-5224. TRYOUTS Canes, 10U and 12U team, pitchers needed, 10 a.m., Sundays and 7 p.m., Mondays, KCBA Battling Cages, Terry Harris at 816-797-0561 or harrishouse729@sbcglobal.net

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Alec Baldwin shows off his SAG Award on Sunday, Jan. 29.

By Susan C. Young, TODAY.com contributor

After Alec Baldwin gleefully picked up his sixth straight Screen Actors Guild Award for his role as “30 Rock” boss Jack Donaghy on Sunday,?he was already busy pitching himself to another sitcom.

According to the LA Times blog, Baldwin told fellow nominees Ty Burrell and Eric Stonstreet of “Modern Family,” “You know my show is almost over … I’m actually pitching myself to you guys.”

But is his show almost over?

Last fall NBC negotiated a two-year contract for him that would keep him on the show this season and next?– if the sitcom continues.

(FYI, TODAY.com is powered by msnbc.com, which is a joint venture between Microsoft and NBC Universal.)

The 2011 season finished with “30 Rock” almost even in the ratings with the now-canceled “Outsourced,” and this season has not seen a dramatic jump in viewers for the sitcom. Indeed, NBC head of entertainment, Robert Greenblatt, inherited a shaky house when he took over the reins about a year ago, and he knows he needs to shape up the schedule to try to?improve the network’s ratings.

But could nuking “30 Rock” early be part of that restructuring?

Greenblatt told TODAY.com he hasn’t decided yet if he even wants the comedy on his schedule. “I’ll decide by the May upfront,” he told us.

It’s possible the show — which has so far survived thanks to its numerous awards and critical praise — may not have the needed viewers to stay on the schedule for the full renewal.

One thing’s for sure: Greenblatt seems to have a?limited tolerance for low performers. When asked why he opted to chop “Chuck” and burn off the episodes quickly, including last Friday’s double-header finale, he told us, “Have you seen the ratings on ‘Chuck? Those rabid fans going crazy on the net didn’t come to church. ‘Chuck’s’ time had come.”

“Chuck’s” finale averaged 4.2 million viewers on Friday, while “30 Rock” grabbed 4.1 million in its timeslot Thursday.

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US prosecutors say that the video-sharing site Megaupload.com cost the US entertainment industry $500 million. Online activists worry the US case could stifle Internet freedoms around the world.

In New Zealand, police had to cut through an iron door of a safe room to get their fugitive, Kim Dotcom, the founder of an Internet-based video sharing site called Megaupload.com.

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Mr. Dotcom (a German citizen born as Kim Schmitz), along with six of his colleagues, has been charged with criminal copyright infringement, racketeering, and money laundering.

Meanwhile, a worldwide network of hackers took up the battle on behalf of Megaupload.com, launching a massive denial-of-service attack on several entertainment websites, as well as on the US Department of Justice website.

The mayhem and legal proceedings are just the opening shots in what US prosecutors are calling the largest criminal copyright case ever, and involves $500 million in damages to the entertainment industry, as well as complex legal issues of what constitutes copyright infringement in the age of YouTube, Facebook ?liking,? and DVD burners. And the legal battle is likely to reverberate around the world, as countries contemplate their own laws over intellectual property rights.

If found guilty, Dotcom and his Megaupload associates ? who are thought to have earned up to $175 million by selling advertisements on their website ?could face 20 years in prison.

The Washington Post quoted Sen. Patrick Leahy ? author of the controversial Protect IP Act (PIPA) ? praising the arrest of Dotcom.

?Today?s action by the Department of Justice against the leaders of Megaupload.com shows what law enforcement can do to protect American intellectual property that is stolen through domestic Web sites,? the Post quoted Leahy saying.

The New York Times quoted?Ira P. Rothken, a lawyer for Megaupload, as saying in a Times phone interview, ?Megaupload believes the government is wrong on the facts, wrong on the law.?

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BEIJING (AP) ? The number of Internet users in China has surged past 500 million as millions of new Web surfers go online using mobile phones and tablet computers, an industry group reported Monday.

The popularity of the Internet in China has driven the explosive growth of profitable Web companies and made fortunes for some Chinese entrepreneurs despite government controls on what the public can see online.

The number of mainland Internet users rose to 513 million in December, up 12 percent from a year earlier, the government-sanctioned China Internet Network Information Center said.

Among them, the number who go online using handheld devices rose 17.5 percent over a year earlier to 356 million.

The popularity of wireless Internet was reflected Friday in a scramble by Chinese gadget fans and scalpers to buy Apple Inc.’s latest iPhone 4S, which sold out within hours of its China launch.

Angry customers shouted and threw eggs at Apple’s flagship Beijing outlet after the company failed to open the store, citing the size of the crowd. Apple postponed further iPhone 4S sales at its mainland stores for safety reasons but said they will be sold online and through its local carrier, China Unicom Ltd.

The communist government encourages Internet use for business and education but tries to block access to material it deems pornographic or subversive.

The governnment is strengthening its control over popular microblogs after a bullet train crash last July that killed 40 people prompted an online outpouring of criticism of the official response.

Microblog services have been ordered to monitor postings content more closely and remove objectionable material, while news media were barred from reporting online material without firsthand verification.

Despite such controls, popular online services such as portals Sina.com and Sohu.com, video websites Youku.com and Tudou.com and search engine Baidu report growing traffic and revenues.

Outlets owned by the ruling Communist Party or by the government also have jumped into the market, launching their own search engines and other services.

On Friday, regulators approved an initial public stock offering by the online arm of the ruling party newspaper People’s Daily, people.com, on the Shanghai Stock Exchange to raise 527 million yuan ($85 million).

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China Internet Network Information Center: www.cnnic.net.cn

Associated Press

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Friday, November 11, 2011

Mike Adams from NaturalNews.com, reporting for Infowars.com visits the Burzynski research institute and speaks with Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski, founder of the research institute and clinic. Dr. Burzynski talks about how his invention of gene-targeted cancer medications called Antineoplastons has shown much greater success rates for ridding the body of cancer than any conventional method. Dr. Burzynski also explains that while his invention should be applauded by the medical industry as a whole, it actually made him a target of scrutiny and many indictments.

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