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Dismissed Tennessee offensive coordinator Jim Chaney has landed in the Southeastern Conference just as we suspected. But he's not headed to his home state of Missouri as we initially tossed out as a possibility. Instead, Bret Bielema named Chaney his offensive coordinator at Arkansas last night.
In a statement, Bielema said:
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Jim Chaney's approach will blend well with my ideas as we work to put together a plan for the team we have and over time develop our specific philosophy."
Chaney first arrived in Knoxville as the offensive coordinator for Lane Kiffin. When Kiffin dumped the Volunteers for Southern Cal, Chaney remained as Derek Dooley's O-coordinator and was handed the play-calling duties (something Kiffin had kept for himself).
While Chaney has plenty of experience having coached Drew Brees and Kyle Orton at Purdue before heading to the NFL and then Tennessee, his appointment still makes for a strange marriage. Chaney has run a pass-first offense the last three years in Knoxville. Bielema's Wisconsin team has finished ranked in the top three of the Big Ten in rushing in each of the past six seasons. This past year the Badgers ranked dead last in the league in passing yards per game. Over that same six-season span, Bielema's team finished in the top half of its conference in passing just once.
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Update 2:44 p.m. ET: Time magazine says it has learned "exclusively" that CBS's Lara Logan and her crew have been detained.
Time did not identify its sources, and CBS would not comment.
Update 2:21 p.m. ET: State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley says that because larger protests are expected Friday, there could be more attacks on journalists in Egypt.
"I don't think that these are random events," he said at the daily State Department briefing.
Update 2:04 p.m. ET: The Washington Post reports that Leila Fadel and Linda Davidson have been released.
The State Department, meanwhile, says Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton may have a statement later today on journalists in Egypt.
Update 1:53 p.m. ET: ABC News has compiled a very useful list of journalists "who have been in some way threatened, attacked or detained while reporting in Egypt."
Update 12:18 p.m. ET: The Committee to Protect Journalists says it has confirmed the detention of 10 journalists. The government says they have not been arrested but were taken into "protective custody."
Vice President Omar Suleiman says "unfriendly media" from "friendly nations" are complicating the military's efforts to keep order, according to state television.
The New York Times reports that Al Jazeera and Al Arabiya are unable to provide live video from Tahrir Square.
White House press secretary Robert Gibbs tells reporters that President Barack Obama has been briefed on the systematic targeting of journalists in Egypt and considers it "completely and totally unacceptable," NBC News' Scott Foster reports after a briefing aboard Air Force One.
Attacks and detentions of journalists — numerous reports, many unconfirmed, blaming the army — spiked beginnig overnight:
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• The Washington Post reports that its Cairo bureau chief, Leila Fadel, and photographer Linda Davidson, have been detained.
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Roads remain blocked by fallen tres and flooding this morning as the Met Office warns of more heavy rain throughout Christmas Day.
New Road in Bournemouth is flooded but cars are getting through it carefully after fast-moving water across the carriageway was causing problems for motorists earlier this morning.
Longham Bridge is also closed due to flooding and there is surface water on the Avon Causeway and reports of a fallen tree.
Magna Road in Bournemouth is also closed and there are reports of flooded sewers in Sturminster Marshall also causing problems for residents.
The B3347 road between Ringwood and Christchurch was also blocked due to a fallen tree at Avon but this is now understood to be clear.
Matchams Lane is also partially closed in Christchurch due to surface water.
More than 100 residents have also been evacuated from mobile home parks overnight due to rising water levels in the Stour.
The residents have been taken to a day centre in Boscombe due to the River Stour bursting its banks overnight.
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The Met Office have issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain for Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset today until 6am tomorrow.
The warning, which was put out in the early hours of Christmas Day, says further heavy showers are likely to affect southern counties of England at times during Christmas Day and into the early hours of Boxing Day.
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"Most of the showers will move through fairly quickly giving no more than 2 to 5 mm of rain, but there is the possibility that they will become slow moving in narrow lines through the evening and into the early hours of Thursday, leading to a risk of 20 mm of rain falling very locally within 3 hours, mainly near English Channel coasts."
Many people in East Dorset are still homeless after Gladelands in Ferndown was evacuated on Christmas Eve.
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