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Stealth Fighting
The Ohio State team preparing to play No. 3 Penn State in the Horseshoe on Saturday night (ABC, 8 ET) is not the same team that lost at USC, 35-3, on Sept. 13. This team yet may be penalized for the sins of its elders, the Buckeye teams of 2006 and 2007 who played great up to, but without a doubt not including, the BCS National Championship Games.
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A healthy Beanie Wells has made a big difference for the Buckeyes.
The Ohio State that won at Michigan State 45-7 and arrived for its matchup with Penn State at No. 9 in the initial BCS standings is different. It is powerful on offense, a direct result of the better health of tailback Beanie Wells. It's less impressive that Wells rushed for 140 yards against the Spartans than it is that he rushed 31 times. The right foot he injured in the opener is supporting his 230 pounds and the other 10 starters on offense.
A healthy Wells leaves fewer defenders to focus on freshman quarterback Terrelle Pryor, who plays with more confidence and more flair every Saturday.
Wells and Pryor may not be enough on Saturday. This Penn State team has had one mediocre half this season, last Saturday against Michigan, and responded by winning the second half, 32-0. But Ohio State has redeemed itself by regaining its poise out of the national spotlight.
The Buckeyes aren't the only stealth team out there.
Boise State is undefeated, ranked No. 12 in the BCS and in great position to win its second BCS berth in three seasons. Like the Buckeyes, the Broncos have jelled behind a freshman quarterback. Kellen Moore not only has shown the poise of an upperclassman but he is also sixth in the nation in passing efficiency (172.7 rating).
While BYU and its 16-game winning streak attracted the most attention, Boise State has put itself in great position to nail down an automatic bid. Yes, Utah is rated 11th, just ahead of Boise State, and has tougher opponents down the stretch. No. 14 TCU could defeat Utah next week and jump ahead of Boise State. And the Broncos play four of their final six games on the road against WAC opponents, beginning Friday night at San Jose State (ESPN2, 9 ET).
However, the point is Boise State has made it halfway through the season under the national radar.
No. 17 Pittsburgh lost its opener to Bowling Green and seemed to sign another year's lease on obscurity, in which the Panthers have played for several years. But the Panthers have won five in a row since the opener. They have wins over Iowa and No. 16 South Florida that will bulk up their computer profile. If Pitt can win at Notre Dame on Nov. 1 and at Cincinnati on Nov. 22, they will go into the Backyard Brawl against West Virginia on Nov. 28 looking like an Acela train.
The second-highest rated ACC team is No. 25 Florida State. You remember the Seminoles? Funny coach? Won 10 games every season? Two national championships? Florida State started slowly, winning two games against FCS opponents and then committing seven turnovers in a 12-3 home loss to Wake Forest. But in three consecutive wins, as the 18 players suspended in the academic fraud scandal became comfortable, Florida State has played well.
The Seminoles have played sound defense and emitted a spark or two on offense. Offensive coordinator Jimbo Fisher has found a quarterback in sophomore Christian Ponder. In recent seasons -- 2004, 2005, 2007 -- the Seminoles have started fast and faded, but this team feels different. The Seminoles are young and looking as if they are improving every week. They may not be the Florida State of old, but they're not the Florida State of recent times, either.
No Turning BackUSC is on the road again this week against an opponent that looks a lot more like the Oregon State team that beat the Trojans in their first Pac-10 game away from home than the Washington State team USC pounded in Pullman last week.
Trojans coach Pete Carroll, in discussing how his team has overcome its 27-21 loss to the Beavers, gave three reasons why USC has gotten back into the national championship race. They are fifth in the opening BCS standings.
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The Trojans have given Pete Carroll much to smile about lately.
1. The Trojans ended the midseason vacation they took after their 35-3 rout of Ohio State. After preparing for a game for eight months, and winning it, and having a week off to revel in it, the Trojans awoke in the second half at Oregon State and found themselves behind, 21-0.
"As much as I would like to think we could handle the big matchups," Carroll said, "which we played beautiful football against Ohio State, the aftermath and the time off that we had, for whatever reason, we didn't have the same energy that we need to play and we got our butt kicked."
2. The Trojans are paying attention to every opponent again. More often than not, that has been their downfall. USC has lost seven games since the beginning of the 2003 season. In five of them, the Trojans were favored to win by at least 10 points.
The most impressive aspect of the 69-0 victory at Washington State last Saturday is not the margin of victory in and of itself. It's that USC won by the appropriate margin. The Trojans are that much better than the Cougars.
"We played almost perfect," Carroll said by telephone Tuesday. "We matched up with great energy and great intensity in the game and we didn't care who they were. Or what was going on. That is what we've tried to do every week for years and every once in a while it doesn't happen."
Martin Stadium seats a few more than 35,000, and it was about two-thirds full for the USC game. That is to say, the campus libraries had more zip than the stands in Pullman on Saturday afternoon.
"We had to create our own energy and juice and all that and we did it," Carroll said. "We did it from start to finish. Our sideline was electric the whole game. Our guys were in it the whole time. The first guys were being supported by the second guys, and then it flip-flopped, the second guys were out there and the first guys were going crazy for them. That's bringing it. Everybody was in it the whole way. We didn't care who we were playing. That's our mantra around here and it always will be."
3. USC is healthy, as healthy as it has been at midseason since the national championship years. Thirteen Trojans have started every game, and another four have missed only one start.
"We had very few major surgeries in this offseason, so we had a lot of guys available. We weren't running guys into the ground, either," Carroll said. "We've played a lot of guys and we have rotated a lot of guys in there. And when our guys have come out of games, some missed games, the guys who stepped up have done really well and taken over some spots. So it's been really competitive on the practice field."
Plains DealingCoaches of struggling teams look forward to off weeks for the opportunity to teach. Most weeks are spent installing game plans. But for restless fans, off weeks are nothing but petri dishes for rumors. Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville, the subject of speculation for a week as the Tigers prepare to play at West Virginia on Thursday night, began his press conference Monday by refuting one piece of gossip after another.
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Tommy Tuberville and the Tigers walk into their bye week at 4-3.
Tuberville hasn't had a stroke. He isn't tired of recruiting. He hasn't negotiated anything regarding a contract.
"It's just amazing the rumors that go around when things are not going as good as you would hope," said Tuberville, whose Tigers are 4-3. "No matter what happens anywhere, you're going to have years that things are not going to go perfect. That's my job to get it straightened out."
It is true Auburn's attempt to move to the hurry-up spread flamed out. It's true Tuberville fired offensive coordinator Tony Franklin 10 months after hiring him and six games into the season. It's true Auburn has begun to struggle just as rival Alabama has soared to No. 2 in the nation.
But it's also true the Tigers have led all seven of their games at halftime. Their three losses have come by a total of nine points. These are problems Ty Willingham of Washington or Greg Robinson of Syracuse would love to have.
"I just wanted to let you know," Tuberville said. "I've been here 10 years. I plan on being here 10 more. I'm looking forward to it. All these rumors get started. I'm 10 years an Auburn man and I'm 10 years more of an Auburn man than most because I've put my heart and soul in this thing and we ain't going to stop now."
Tuberville doesn't usually respond to Internet static. That he felt the need to respond this week indicates the havoc his failed offensive experiment has wreaked.
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3-Point Stance
1. Clemson athletic director Terry Don Phillips plans on interviewing five or six head coaching candidates after the season. But Phillips told interim coach Dabo Swinney he can "earn" the job if the Tigers finish strong. Swinney impressed South Alabama athletic director Joe Gottfried when he interviewed to become the Jaguars' program-starting head coach last year. "He's a sharp, young guy," Gottfried said. "He had a lot of things we were looking for."
2. The five BCS conference teams with the longest bowl droughts are, in order, Vanderbilt (last bowl: 1982), Baylor (1994), Duke (1994), Arizona (1998) and Stanford (2001). Four of the five are at .500 or better this season, and Baylor is hanging in there at 3-4. All of that in the same season in which Michigan, with the longest bowl streak in the country at 33 seasons, is going 2-5 and looking as if it will not play in the postseason. Weird.
3. Along the same lines, look at the NCAA rushing statistics: The top three teams are Louisiana-Lafayette (Sun Belt), Nevada (WAC) and Air Force (Mountain West). Rushing stats used to look like the Social Register of college football. Only the powerful need apply. Now only three teams in the BCS top 10 rank among the top 20 rushing teams: No. 2 Alabama (19th), No. 3. Penn State (10th) and No. 6 Oklahoma State (fifth).
Hurricane Force
"I don't know if there's no defense in Conference USA," Rader said. "I don't know what the offense would do in the SEC because the [defenses there] are so fast. Tulsa is fast and they have good personnel and the guy hardly ever gets hit."
The guy, senior quarterback David Johnson, is on pace to set an NCAA record in passing efficiency. He has completed 138-of-200 passes for 2,397 yards and 31 touchdowns. His rating of 212.82 is light years ahead of the season record of 186.0 set by Colt Brennan of Hawaii two years ago
Johnson has flourished under head coach Todd Graham and offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn. Of the wide open offense, Rader said, "What he does are all the things that you think, 'Yeah, we oughta do that,' but you never do it because you don't know how sound it is: reverses, fake reverses, play-action off reverses, no back, one back ..."
Tulsa has been slow to gain attention because of its soft nonconference schedule. However, after its game Sunday night against UCF (ESPN, 8 ET), the Golden Hurricane will play at Arkansas on Nov. 1. That's the previous employer of Malzahn, who coached there for the dysfunctional 2006 season on former Razorbacks coach Houston Nutt's staff.
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Boston College shut down young Virginia Tech quarterback Tyrod Taylor and limited the Hokies to 240 total yards. The Hokies drove into the red zone only once and produced only two field goals on their own. Those numbers are of a piece with what the Eagles have done all season. They lead the nation in pass efficiency defense (86.70 rating) and red zone defense (58 percent scores allowed, including only four touchdowns in 12 possessions).
The looming question is whether Boston College can continue to play at that level without fifth-year senior linebacker Brian Toal, out for the season after breaking his right leg Saturday. Veteran defensive coordinator Frank Spaziani, a guy who doesn't get near the acclaim that he should, just got more work dumped on his desk.
Operation Interception
It may not be fair to ascribe a season's worth of problems to one statistic, but this one will pique your curiosity: Indiana led the Big Ten last season with 19 interceptions. This season, the Hoosiers only have one, by junior free safety Nick Polk.
That could be a reason Indiana, which last season played in its first bowl in 14 seasons, is 2-5 and takes a five-game losing streak into its home game Saturday against No. 22 Northwestern.
The Hoosier defense misses corner Tracy Porter, an all-conference player who made six picks last season. And then there is the case of all-conference defensive end Greg Middleton, who led the nation with 16 sacks in 2007. He has one sack and 10 tackles in six games this season. Middleton missed the opener, serving a suspension for violating team rules. The Hoosiers do have 14 sacks, which could mean that the attention that offensive lines are paying to Middleton has left holes elsewhere.
However, opposing quarterbacks have a pass efficiency rating of 146.29, which sounds like they are getting plenty of time to throw. And the Indiana defense can't get off the field. Opposing offenses are holding the ball nearly 33 minutes per game and converting almost 40 percent of their third downs.
So Indiana's downfall isn't just on the secondary. But going from 19 interceptions to one forces you to take a look.
Political Science
Oklahoma political science professor Keith Gaddie, who sounds like the kind of political science professor I wish I had had, tracked the Texas-Oklahoma rivalry back to 1932. In years in which Texas has won or tied, the Democrats have been 8-3 (72.7 percent) in presidential elections. When the Sooners have won, the Republicans have won six of eight (75 percent).
I ran the numbers back to 1932 on the Notre Dame-USC, Ohio State-Michigan, Georgia-Florida, Clemson-South Carolina and Army-Navy rivalries, and back to 1948 on Auburn-Alabama (the Crimson Tide and the Tigers didn't play from 1907-47). Only one other trend emerged: When Democrats win the presidential election, Alabama is 6-0 against Auburn.
Given that Alabama is looking to break a six-game losing streak to its biggest rival, Tide fans may root for a Democratic victory. Given that the state of Alabama is redder than red, they may not.
But check this out: going back to 1932, when a Democrat wins, Navy is 5-4-1; When a Republican wins, Army is 4-4-1. The armed services remain neutral, as always.


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The body of a man found in Pisgah National Forest was identified by the U.S. Forest Service.
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I'm getting bootstrap errors while trying to install GCC and could use some help. I'm trying to compile GCC in my home directory on a shared system (cluster). The cluster has GCC 4.4.3, which I'm using to bootstrap the compilation. I wrote this little script to show what I'm doing and to help in debugging:
# Installation parameters
# Download source
wget ftp://gnu.mirror.iweb.com/gnu/gcc/gcc-${gccver}/gcc-${gccver}.tar.gz
wget ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gmp/gmp-${gmpver}.tar.bz2
wget ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/mpc/mpc-${mpcver}.tar.gz
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tar -xzvf gcc-${gccver}.tar.gz
tar -xjvf gmp-${gmpver}.tar.bz2
tar -xzvf mpc-${mpcver}.tar.gz
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# Move dependency source directories into gcc source directory
mv gmp-${gmpver} gcc-${gccver}/gmp
mv mpc-${mpcver} gcc-${gccver}/mpc
mv mpfr-${mpfrver} gcc-${gccver}/mpfr
# create a build directory and change to it
mkdir objdir
pushd objdir
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../gcc-${gccver}/configure --prefix=${prefix} --enable-languages=${langs}
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The above fails during 'make' with the error: "Bootstrap comparison failure!" I've uploaded the last few pages of output as error.txt, and also config.log from the configure stage. I've tried:
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- setting the PWDCMD environment variable to an automounter-aware pwd command (pawd).
- bootstrapping with a different version of GCC (3.4.6).
- bootstrapping with ICC 12.0.0 via
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Hack into their system and change the "Sell by" date so that it is immediately bad. How long do you think until they notice, if you pull it off?
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I would expect it would be noticed almost immediately by quality control at the factory, or by their first customers when they enter their product into their inventory management system.
If you really wanted to ruin a milk corporation, it would be more effective to compromise their Public Relations offices' Twitter and email accounts, and issue fake press releases apologizing for the fecal contamination in their products...


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Former MSU hockey coach Ron Mason dead at 76 Former MSU hockey coach Ron Mason dead at 76 Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More More Sports Marshall, Johnson headline the one and only PPR spectacular by Jay Clemons Posted: Mon Aug. 23, 2010 For the sake of tradition, we present the ultimate guide for Points Per Reception leagues. Every section -- minus the salute to Tommy Kramer/Ahmad Rashad -- has one singular focus: To help you dominate your PPR drafts, which should occur after Week 3 of the preseason. But in case you've already scheduled a draft, here's the good word on PPR stars such as Andre Johnson, Brandon Marshall, Jamaal Charles, Reggie Bush, Percy Harvin, Dexter McCluster and the otherSteve Smith, to name a few.1. Always Be Thinking Receiver Obviously, you'll need quarterbacks, running backs, defenses/special teams to complement receivers and tight ends on PPR rosters. But no matter the round, you should always be pondering the next WR move, or at least factoring in how each draft pick adds value to the PPR format. Do my running backs have the capacity for four or more catches a game?Do I want to start a wide receiver in the RB/WR flex position?Will my QB regularly complete 21 or more passes every week?Should I move heaven and earth to "handcuff" my quarterback (Chad Henne) to a receiver who apparently catches 100 balls in his sleep (Brandon Marshall)?2. Bush & 'Strategery' ... Together AgainDo you remember my draft-day strategy for standard-scoring leagues, advising owners to go RB-WR-RB-RB in the first four rounds? Well, the opposite holds true in PPRs (at least for those without a top-4 pick). Bottom line: You can never have enough receivers averaging eight-plus targets per game; and when it's time to draft a running back, always go with the guy who's a lock for at least 35 receptions. As far as names go, prioritize Larry Fitzgerald, Roddy White, Anquan Boldin and both Steve Smiths at wideout, and Bush, Joseph Addai and Tim Hightower at tailback. Each player's PPR value is markedly better than standard-scoring leagues -- especially for leagues that award extra points for kick- or punt-return touchdowns.3. Respect The Rice-Harvin-McCluster TroikaAs you'll clearly see in this James Michener-esque column (read: way too long), I'm an absolute slappy for targets in the PPR realm. "Targets" are simply the number of times a receiver, running back or tight end is thrown to. You know who sees a ton of targets? Ray Rice. So much that you'll wonder if it's actually fair for this 2,000-yard threat to collect 24-27 touches in Baltimore's rock-steady offense.Also, Percy Harvin and Dexter McCluster think and act like running backs, but are classified as receivers in fantasyland. That should move any PPR owner to tears upon landing 'em for pennies on the dollar. Obviously, Harvin's migraine headaches could wreak havoc on any given Sunday, but that highly publicized illness could also work in your favor. Before the migraines, Harvin was a Round 5 PPR pick; in the post-hospitalization realm, Round 7 or 8. As for McCluster, the question isn't, "What will Chiefs offensive coordinator Charlie Weis do for Dexter's game as a rookie?" It should be, What won't Charlie Weis do for McCluster, likely to be one of the league's best in-space runners?4. Laugh In The Face Of S-Jax DangerIf you can help it, please don't let Steven Jackson slide out of Round 1. Yes, his receptions have totaled 38, 40 and 51 in the past three seasons -- a far cry from his 90 in 2006; yes, he's stuck in the NFL's least progressive passing offense (the Rams); and yes, he had back surgery in the offseason (no back procedure can ever be construed as "minor"). But, when healthy, Jackson (1,738 total yards, 4 TDs in '09) is still a top-10 talent and one of the toughest plowhorses to tackle.5. Quarterbacks Can WaitThis cannot be stated enough: In 10- or 12-team leagues, there should never be any to-die-for incentive to splurge for a quarterback early on -- unless Drew Brees,Peyton Manning or Aaron Rodgers freefalls into Round 3. Once that trio comes off the board, resume your time-tested strategy of letting QBs fall into Rounds 6-9.Here are the first four rounds of my real PPR draft from the weekend. I drew the 9th slot for this 12-team league, but invariably traded my Rounds 1 and 7 picks (9/88 overall) for my friend's Rounds 2 and 4 choices (19/43 overall), eventually helping me grab eight players in the first 67 slots:Round 1 1. Chris Johnson, Titans 2. Adrian Peterson, Vikings 3. Maurice Jones-Drew, Jaguars 4. Ray Rice, Ravens 5. Frank Gore, 49ers 6. Andre Johnson, Texans 7. Michael Turner, Falcons 8. Ryan Mathews, Chargers 9. Reggie Wayne, Colts (traded this pick before the draft)10. Aaron Rodgers, Packers 11. Steven Jackson, Rams 12. Randy Moss, PatriotsRound 213. Miles Austin, Cowboys 14. Drew Brees, Saints 15. Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals 16. Jamaal Charles, Chiefs (my pick -- and the one I coveted all along) 17. Rashard Mendenhall, Steelers 18. Calvin Johnson, Lions 19. Brandon Marshall, Dolphins (my 100-catch draftee -- via trade) 20. Peyton Manning, Colts 21. Roddy White, Falcons 22. DeAngelo Williams, Panthers 23. LeSean McCoy, Eagles 24. Greg Jennings, PackersRound 325. Shonn Greene, Jets 26. Ryan Grant, Packers 27. Pierre Thomas, Saints 28. DeSean Jackson, Eagles 29. Beanie Wells, Cardinals 30. Marques Colston, Saints 31. Cedric Benson, Bengals (how did this man-child fall so far?) 32. Anquan Boldin, Ravens 33. Sidney Rice, Vikings (my pick) 34. Dallas Clark, Colts 35. Steve Smith, Panthers 36. Antonio Gates, ChargersRound 4 37. Wes Welker, Patriots (off my personal draft board -- until Round 8)38. Steve Smith, Giants (this 100-catch dynamo was made for PPRs)39. Matt Schaub, Texans 40. Tom Brady, Patriots 41. Michael Crabtree, 49ers 42. Jonathan Stewart, Panthers 43. Joseph Addai, Colts 44. Chad Ochocinco, Bengals 45. Vernon Davis, 49ers 46. Tony Romo, Cowboys 47. Knowshon Moreno, Broncos 48. Jason Witten, Cowboys (my pick, via trade, and a lead-pipe cinch for 88 catches/1,000 yards)Here's the full roster for my squad, Count Chocula's Henchmen: Round 2 -- RB Jamaal Charles, Chiefs Round 2 -- WR Brandon Marshall, Dolphins Round 3 -- WR Sidney Rice, Vikings Round 4 -- TE Jason Witten, Cowboys Round 5 -- RB Matt Forte, Bears Round 5 -- WR Hines Ward, Steelers (10th in WR targets last year) Round 6 -- RB C.J. Spiller, Bills (had to take the plunge -- he'll be amazing)Round 6 -- QB Jay Cutler, Bears (this pick at 67 was my last until 105) Round 9 -- WR Devin Aromashodu, Bears Round 10 -- RB Darren McFadden, Raiders Round 11 -- QB Chad Henne, Dolphins (clinching the B-Marsh handcuff)Round 12 -- WR Devin Thomas, Redskins (man-crush, part I) Round 13 -- WR Dexter McCluster, Chiefs (man-crush, part II)Round 14 -- D/ST Dallas CowboysRound 15 -- PK Dan Carpenter, Dolphins Round 16 -- RB Anthony Dixon, 49ers (tallied 20 carries/1 TD against the Vikings)A receiver is only as good as his quarterback and the number of opportunities he gets to make a catch. Here are the 28 receivers to accrue 100 or more targets last season: 1. Andre Johnson, Texans -- 171 Targets2. Roddy White, Falcons -- 1653. Wes Welker, Patriots -- 1624. Steve Smith, Giants -- 157 5. Brandon Marshall, Broncos (now Dolphins) -- 154 6. Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals -- 153 7. Reggie Wayne, Colts -- 149 8. Santonio Holmes, Steelers (now Jets) -- 1399. Randy Moss, Patriots -- 138 10. Hines Ward, Steelers -- 136 11. Calvin Johnson, Lions -- 13612. T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Seahawks -- 13413. Derrick Mason, Ravens -- 134 14. Steve Smith, Panthers -- 129 15. Anquan Boldin, Cardinals (now Ravens) -- 128 16. Chad Ochocinco, Bengals -- 128 17. Miles Austin, Cowboys -- 12418. Sidney Rice, Vikings -- 121 19. Santana Moss, Redskins -- 120 20. DeSean Jackson, Eagles -- 118 21. Greg Jennings, Packers -- 118 22. Davone Bess, Dolphins -- 113 23. Donald Driver, Packers -- 112 24. Mike Sims-Walker, Jaguars -- 111 25. Terrell Owens, Bills (now Bengals) -- 10926. Marques Colston, Saints -- 10627. Vincent Jackson, Chargers -- 106 28. Nate Burleson, Seahawks (now Lions) -- 103Last year in this space, I boldly predicted Sidney Rice -- coming off a 15-catch debacle in 2008 -- would amass 1,150 receiving yards and seven TDs with Sage Rosenfels as his starting quarterback. Of course, that was before Brett Favre officially entered the Purple picture and helped Rice pull down 83 catches for 1,312 yards and eight touchdowns.On the heels of a breakout campaign, Rice has obviously graduated from eminently replaceable asset to highly coveted receiver in fantasyland. But his ascension will likely have a vaccuum effect with fantasy owners, as we try to find a new stud out of the rubble of receivers with 30 or fewer catches last season. And in my tireless search for the next Sidney Rice -- an 1,100-yard receiver from Round 10 or lower (standard drafts) -- I've established this criteria:1. Each WR (save Laurent Robinson) has a veteran QB tossing him the ball. 2. Each WR has the measurables (size, speed, hands) to be a future No. 1 in real-world circles. 3. Each receiver has little or no competition within their respective teams, fueling a potential breakout.This year's hunch pick: Devin Thomas. He isWashington's second-round pick from 2008 and a fellow Michigan State alum. Yes, Thomas only had one great game last year (7 catches, 100 yards, 2 TDs vs. New Orleans); and yes, he probably won't have Donovan McNabb's complete trust early in the season, ceding red-zone targets to Santana Moss, Chris Cooley and Fred Davis. But IF the Redskins harbor any hopes of being competitive in the NFC East and contending for a wild card slot, Thomas must become the passing game's most viable between-the-20s option. He's a physical dynamo who just needs time to channel his inner-DeSean Jackson.This Year's Top 10 WRs With 30 or Fewer Catches In '091. Devin Thomas, Redskins 2. Devin Aromashodu, Bears (12 catches/196 yards/3 TDs in Weeks 16/17) 3. Legedu Naanee, Chargers (should benefit from V-Jax's holdout saga)4. Laurent Robinson, Rams (IF ONLY St. Louis had a good QB) 5. Early Doucet, Cardinals (will likely garner the most catches from this list) 6. Justin Gage, Titans7. Chaz Schilens, Raiders8. Malcolm Kelly, Redskins (showed promise with 109-yard effort in Week 17)9. Brandon Tate, Patriots (my favorite super-sleeper among the no-names) 10. Darrius Heyward-Bey, Raiders (surely Al Davis knew something we didn't on Draft Day 2009, right? Hmmm ... maybe not.)Understandably, fantasy owners only care about receptions, yards and TDs when it comes to wide receivers and tight ends. But I'd like to incorporate another crucial stat into Clicks -- one that directly affects the three primary categories: First downs earned off receptions. Here are the top-25 active wideouts and tight ends who expertly moved the chains in 2009:1. Reggie Wayne, Colts -- 73 first downs 2. Wes Welker, Patriots -- 71 first downs 3. Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals -- 69 4. Andre Johnson, Texans -- 69 5. Santonio Holmes, Steelers (now Jets) -- 63 6. Randy Moss, Patriots -- 62 7. Antonio Gates, Chargers -- 61 8. Steve Smith, Giants -- 61 9. Miles Austin, Cowboys -- 59 10. Dallas Clark, Colts -- 59 11. Sidney Rice, Vikings -- 58 12. Vincent Jackson, Chagers -- 58 13. Brandon Marshall, Broncos (now Dolphins) -- 56 14. Hines Ward, Steelers -- 56 15. Derrick Mason, Ravens -- 55 16. Chad Ochocinco, Bengals -- 55 17. Marques Colston, Saints -- 54 18. Tony Gonzalez, Falcons -- 54 19. Roddy White, Falcons -- 54 20. T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Seahawks -- 52 21. Anquan Boldin, Cardinals (now Ravens) -- 49 22. Donald Driver, Packers -- 49 23. Davone Bess, Dolphins -- 48 24. Greg Jennings, Packers -- 48 25. Jason Witten, Cowboys -- 48Sports Illustrated and SI.com should always be your primary source for voluminous information leading up to fantasy drafts. If you're in the mood to participate in a LIVE mock draft on the Web -- while learning NOT to reach for Bernard Berrian before Round 12 -- here are the best destinations for real-time mocking:• Mock Draft Central• AntSports.com• CBS Sports• ESPN Mock Draft Lobby• Fantasy Football CalculatorThe gurus at CBSSports.com have established this season's top-25 leaders in receiving yards -- at least with receivers: 1. Andre Johnson, Texans -- 1,532 yards 2. Reggie Wayne, Colts -- 1,380 yards 3. Roddy White, Falcons -- 1,357 4. Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals -- 1,3075. Calvin Johnson, Lions -- 1,270 6. Greg Jennings, Packers -- 1,254 7. Miles Austin, Cowboys -- 1,251 8. Marques Colston, Saints -- 1,235 9. Randy Moss, Patriots -- 1,234 10. Steve Smith, Panthers -- 1,216 11. Sidney Rice, Vikings -- 1,209 12. DeSean Jackson, Eagles -- 1,201 13. Brandon Marshall, Dolphins -- 1,187 14. Anquan Boldin, Cardinals -- 1,137 15. Steve Smith, Giants -- 1,124 16. Wes Welker, Patriots -- 1,107 17. Chad Ochocinco, Bengals -- 1,066 18. Dwayne Bowe, Chiefs -- 1,029 19. Hines Ward, Steelers -- 948 20. Donald Driver, Packers -- 944 21. Mike Sims-Walker, Jaguars -- 893 22. Santana Moss, Redskins -- 893 23. T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Seahawks -- 890 24. Hakeem Nicks, Giants -- 876 25. Michael Crabtree, 49ers -- 875Behold a winning strategy for PPR drafts when holding the No. 3 pick (12-teamer):Round 1, Pick 3: Motive -- Best overall playerRB Ray Rice, Ravens ... 2nd option: RB Maurice Jones-Drew, JaguarsRound 2, Pick 22 overall: Motive -- Best RB/WR availableRB Jamaal Charles, Chiefs ... 2nd option: WR Sidney Rice, VikingsRound 3, Pick 27: Motive -- Best WR availableWR Sidney Rice, Vikings ... 2nd option: WR Anquan Boldin, RavensRound 4, Pick 46 overall: Motive -- Best WR/RB//QB availableWR Dwayne Bowe, Chiefs ... 2nd option: WR Hines Ward, SteelersRound 5, Pick 51: Motive -- Best RB/WR or Witten-like tigh endsTE Jason Witten, Cowboys ... 2nd option: RB Reggie Bush, SaintsRound 6, Pick 70 overall: Motive -- Best WR/RB/QB availableWR Vincent Jackson, Chargers ... 2nd option: WR Percy Harvin, VikingsRound 7, Pick 75 overall: Motive -- Best QB/WR/RB availableQB Kevin Kolb, Eagles ... 2nd option: RB Justin Forsett, SeahawksRound 8, Pick 94 overall: Motive -- Best WR/QB/TE availableWR Devin Aromashodu, Bears ... 2nd option: WR Santonio Holmes, JetsRound 9, Pick 99 overall: Motive -- Best RB (maybe even a workhorse)RB Donald Brown, Colts ... 2nd option: RB Clinton Portis, RedskinsRound 10, Pick 118: Motive -- Best QB/WR or elite defenseQB Matthew Stafford, Lions ... 2nd option: D/ST New York JetsRound 11, Pick 123: Motive -- Best WR/TE availableWR Devin Thomas, Redskins ... 2nd option: WR Donnie Avery, RamsRound 12, Pick 142: Motive -- Best WR/TE or kickerPK Rob Bironas, Titans ... 2nd option: WR Austin Collie, ColtsRound 13, Pick 147: Motive -- Best rookie secret weaponWR Dexter McCluster, Chiefs ... 2nd option: D/ST New York GiantsRound 14, Pick 166: Motive -- Best defense availableD/ST Cincinnati Bengals ... 2nd option: D/ST San Diego ChargersRound 15, Pick 171: Motive -- Young wideout with greatest upsideWR Arrelious Benn, Bucs... 2nd option: WR Golden Tate, SeahawksRound 16, Pick 190: Motive -- Best WR2 from a passing teamWR Early Doucet, Cardinals ... WR Laurent Robinson, Rams... My speculative PPR picks for the 14th round (166 overall) were none other than Jamaal Charles and Sidney Rice -- my Rounds 2 and 3 picks from above. How cool is that? Hmmm,I guess Arrelious Benn and Dexter McCluster will be predraft studs this time next year.These tight ends attracted at least 50 targets in 2009: 1. Tony Gonzalez, Falcons -- 135 targets 2. Dallas Clark, Colts -- 132 targets 3. Vernon Davis, 49ers -- 129 4. Kellen Winslow Jr., Buccaneers -- 127 5. Jason Witten, Cowboys -- 124 (only 30 incompletions last year -- wow!)6. Antonio Gates, Chargers -- 114 7. Brent Celek, Eagles -- 112 8. Greg Olsen, Bears -- 108 9. Zach Miller, Raiders -- 100 10. Heath Miller, Steelers -- 98 11. John Carlson, Seahawks -- 83 12. Dustin Keller, Jets -- 82 13. Visanthe Shiancoe, Vikings -- 79 14. Fred Davis, Redskins -- 76 15. Todd Heap, Ravens -- 75 16. Jermichael Finley, Packers -- 71 17. Bo Scaife, Titans -- 70 18. Kevin Boss, Giants -- 69 19. Jeremy Shockey, Saints -- 67 20. Randy McMichael, Rams (now Chargers) -- 62 21. Marcedes Lewis, Jaguars -- 59 22. Owen Daniels, Texans -- 58 (in only eight games) 23. Donald Lee, Packers -- 55 24. Brandon Pettigrew, Lions -- 55 25. Anthony Fasano, Dolphins -- 54 26. Will Heller, Lions -- 50 27. Tony Scheffler, Broncos (now Lions) -- 50The experts at Fantasy Football Toolbox are off and running with unique takes on ...1. Running backs 29 or older2. Positional fantasy studs3. The most overused running backs4. Fail-safe picks5. Best bye-week running backs6. Prime comeback candidates (author, Rob Warner) 7. IDP rankings -- starring the mullet-free Jared AllenHere are CBSSports.com's receptions projections for the bumper crop of hands-friendly backs: Reggie Bush, Saints -- 65 catches Maurice Jones-Drew, Jaguars -- 47 Chris Johnson, Titans -- 44 Ray Rice, Ravens -- 43 LeSean McCoy, Eagles -- 43 Steven Jackson, Rams -- 41 Tim Hightower, Cardinals -- 41 Frank Gore, 49ers -- 40 Joseph Addai, Colts -- 40 Adrian Peterson, Vikings -- 39 Steve Slaton, Texans -- 39 Matt Forte, Bears -- 38 Darren Sproles, Chargers -- 37 Jamaal Charles, Chiefs -- 35 Knowshon Moreno, Broncos -- 34 C.J. Spiller, Bills -- 34 Darren McFadden, Raiders -- 34 Jahvid Best, Lions -- 33 Chester Taylor, Bears -- 33 Ryan Mathews, Chargers -- 32 Kevin Faulk, Patriots -- 32 Pierre Thomas, Saints -- 31 Justin Forsett, Seahawks -- 30 Jerome Harrison, Browns -- 30At the risk of penalizing Adrian Peterson and Michael Turner too much for being wallflowers in the passing game, here are my PPR rankings for tailbacks:1. Chris Johnson, Titans 2. Ray Rice, Ravens 3. Maurice Jones-Drew, Jaguars 4. Frank Gore, 49ers 5. Adrian Peterson, Vikings 6. Jamaal Charles, Chiefs 7. Steven Jackson, Rams 8. Rashard Mendenhall, Steelers 9. DeAngelo Williams, Panthers 10. Pierre Thomas, Saints 11. Cedric Benson, Bengals 12. Michael Turner, Falcons 13. Matt Forte, Bears 14. LeSean McCoy, Eagles 15. Knowshon Moreno, Broncos 16. C.J. Spiller, Bills 17. Reggie Bush, Saints 18. Ahmad Bradshaw, Giants 19. Ryan Grant, Packers 20. Ryan Mathews, Chargers 21. Beanie Wells, Cardinals 22. Joseph Addai, Colts 23. Jahvid Best, Lions 24. Felix Jones, Cowboys 25. Jonathan Stewart, Panthers 26. Shonn Greene, Jets 27. Ronnie Brown, Dolphins 28. Fred Jackson, Bills 29. Darren McFadden, Raiders 30. Steve Slaton, Texans 31. Jerome Harrison, Browns 32. Marion Barber, Cowboys 33. Justin Forsett, Seahawks 34. Donald Brown, Colts 35. Ricky Williams, Dolphins 36. Tim Hightower, Cardinals 37. Clinton Portis, Redskins 38. Cadillac Williams, Buccaneers 39. Darren Sproles, Chargers 40. Michael Bush, RaidersThese versatile backs drew at least 50 targets in 2009: 1. Ray Rice, Ravens -- 101 targets 2. Tim Hightower, Cardinals -- 80 targets 3. Frank Gore, 49ers -- 75 4. Steven Jackson, Rams -- 74 5. Matt Forte, Bears -- 72 6. Chris Johnson, Titans -- 71 7. Maurice Jones-Drew, Jaguars -- 71 8. Reggie Bush, Saints -- 68 9. Joseph Addai, Colts -- 63 10. Fred Jackson, Bills -- 60 11. Chester Taylor, Vikings (now Bears) -- 59 12. Justin Forsett, Seahawks -- 59 13. Adrian Peterson, Vikings -- 57 14. Darren Sproles, Chargers -- 57 15. Jamaal Charles, Chiefs -- 56 16. Kevin Smith, Lions -- 56 17. LeSean McCoy, Eagles -- 55 18. Steve Slaton, Texans -- 55 19. Kevin Faulk, Patriots -- 53 20. Ricky Williams, Dolphins -- 53 21. Jerome Harrison, Browns -- 50... The greatest two-play sequence in NFL history, a memory that inexplicably gets minimal love with NFL Films and has been erased from the minds of the video-montage experts at ESPN. (By now, you've undoubtedly clicked on Browns @ Vikings, circa 1980, and have already stopped reading.) Tell me: When was the last time an NFL club clinched a division crown on a Hail Mary pass at the gun with a long-yardage flea-flicker on the preceding play? The answer: never.One last thing: Am I wrong to hail longtime NBC announcer Charlie Jones asone of the most impactful sportscasters of our time? How fitting the late, great Jones called the most surreal NFL ending that no one remembers.Jay Clemons can be found on Twitter, day and night, answering your fantasy questions. You can also read his award-winning Revelations every Sunday/Monday during the NFL season.Looking for past editions of the Clicks? Check out everything you may have missed.


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Released: Sep 01st, 1998
Running Time: 80
Directors: Kitty Foxx, Dan D Lyon
Company: Totally Tasteless Video
Cast: Kitty Foxx, Tony (I) (Hungarian), David Steele, Tee-Bone, Xxxstacy, Dwight Feagle
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Specialty
For devotees of elder porn divas, Kitty Foxx\'s name is an evocative mark of quality.
Kitty Foxx, gray-panther porn's reigning grande dame, roars through another round of sucking, fucking and general feriatric misbehavin'. As a little bonus, she gets a helping hand in the closer from her "niece" Xxxstacy, who turns in some admirable work here.


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Released: Mar 01st, 2002
Running Time: 85
Director: Mark Zane
Cast: Ty Longley, Amber Waves, Dave Hardman, Sienna (I), Damien Michaels, Pat Myne, Cheryl Dynasty, Kate Frost
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
For fans of young stuff.
Young, Dumb & Full of Cum 8 features an impressive selection of stone cuties who look as good while bouncing horizontally as they do on the box cover. Most of the pig-tailed, mini-skirted gals here seem to have lost their balls, but never fear; there always seems to be a guy who's got a couple that he's willing to share.
Best of show are the first two scenes, with Cheryl Dynasty disturbing cranky neighbor Pat Myne with her ball-playing, but once on his couch, so loses interest in bouncing her ball and concentrates on his bat... which leads to reverse cowgirl, mish and two anal positions before the facial. Then Kate Frost loses her ball behind the washing machine, and even Ty Longley's whacking her ass doesn't help her retrieve it, nor does his offer of his sac with two balls in it. On the other hand, she seems to enjoy bouncing on his bat, plus the mish, doggie and spoon action, not to mention the splooge to her mouth.


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The apartment building in Chiba where my wife Keiko and I have spent most of our adult lives and where our four children grew up looks across the bay to Tokyo and Yokohama. On clear days, particularly in the late autumn and early winter, we can see Mount Fuji, glistening white in the morning sun or glowing red in the twilight.
Earthquakes are a common occurrence here, and as our condo is situated on the fourteenth floor, even low-level tremors are readily noticeable. A thump or a jolt is followed by the swaying of ceiling lamps. One or both of us will exclaim "Jishin!" and then, if the quake is strong enough, scamper to make sure that the gas has automatically gone off before turning on the television for the report that always follows moments later.
When the tremors began shortly before three in the afternoon on March 11, I was sitting on the sofa, chatting via Skype with my youngest brother, who was in a hotel room in Virginia. Typically, the worst of an earthquake is over in a matter of thirty or forty seconds, but this time the shaking continued—and intensified. My brother later told me that he, too, could hear the rumble. In a show of bravado, I jokingly remarked that he might want to pass on my last best wishes.
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Developing Geometric Understandings and Spatial Skills through Tangram Puzzles
Students choose a picture and use all seven Tangram pieces to fill in the outline. They describe and visualize what figures look like when they are transformed through rotations or flips or are put together or taken apart in different ways.
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Gorilla Girl- Letter G Worksheet
In this letter g worksheet, students complete activities with the letter g sound that include spatial skills, color skills, and phonemic awareness. They listen as the teacher reads the directions to locate the letter g over, under and in...
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My Pet: Lesson 1 of 8
Primaries create a map of a pet in this unusual lesson. Once they finish the map, they label pet parts and then use directional and positional words to give a classmate a tour of their pet. You may want to have a special day for little...
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Math Stars: A Problem-Solving Newsletter Grade 1
Keep the skills of your young mathematicians up-to-date with this series of newsletter worksheets. Offering a wide array of basic arithmetic, geometry, and problem solving exercises, this resource is a great way to develop the critical...
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Math Stars: A Problem-Solving Newsletter Grade 2
Develop the problem solving skills of your young learners with this collection of math newsletters. Covering a variety of topics ranging from simple arithmetic and number sense to symmetry and graphing, these worksheets offer a nice...
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Math Stars: A Problem-Solving Newsletter Grade 3
Make sure your class stays up with the times using this series of math newsletters. Including word problems that cover topics ranging from consumer math and symmetry to graphing and probability, these worksheets are a fun way to...
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How Do I Get There? Planning a Safe Route to School
One much-needed skill for young learners is direction giving. Have your class plan and draw a safe route for them to travel from home to school. They will also draw places and items that are in between home and school in order to build a...
2nd - 3rd Social Studies & History
When 1 is 2: The Art of Alighiero e Boetti
High schoolers observe the duality in the art of Alighiero Boetti. Students discuss the life of Boetti. They examine the duality that exists in ourselves. High schoolers produce two creative writings about duality in life.
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SAN FRANCISCO – Giants manager Bruce Bochy is downplaying the early struggles of his starting pitchers, but he acknowledged Friday that ace Matt Cain is a bit off-kilter mechanically.
He added that Cain can remedy his problems during his normal throwing sessions between starts.
"You look at the video, and he's at times been a little bit off with his delivery," Bochy said before Friday's series opener against the San Diego Padres. "That's going to affect your command. He left some balls over the middle of the plate (Thursday against Milwaukee). His breaking ball has backed up on him a little bit at times. It is something you iron out in the bullpen."
Through four starts, Cain is 0-2 with a 7.15 ERA, and Thursday's loss marked just the sixth start of his career in which he's allowed three homers in a game.
"I'm not really repeating the delivery," Cain told reporters after Thursday's game. "I've got to find a way to do a better job of that and go from there. Just keep taking small steps and do the right things."
Cain has company in his struggles, as the Giants' rotation as a unit carried a 5.07 ERA into Friday's game. Bochy points out that the season is less than three weeks old and says he's confident his starters will right themselves.
"They've been through it, every one of them," the manager said. "I don't care which one you pick out, they've had to deal with adversity and their moments. All of them know you're going to have to deal with these ups and downs. These guys can handle it."
--The slow start of reigning National League MVP Buster Posey also is raising eyebrows. He's hitting .213 with just four extra-base hits and five RBIs in 14 games.
Though Bochy has tweaked his batting order slightly, moving Brandon Crawford up to the sixth spot and dropping Brandon Belt to seventh – he quickly shot down any speculation about moving Posey from the No. 4 spot.
"He's our cleanup hitter."
Posey said he's trying not to cloud his mind with too many thoughts, instead concentrating on one or two hitting points as he tries to shake his slump.
"I'm not squaring it up at rate that I would like," he said. " But I have been feeling better at the plate the last couple of games. That's the name of the game is waiting to get that mistake pitch, and fight the tough ones off. The tough thing about hitting is even if get yourself into a good count, you gotta make sure you get the barrel on it."
--Posey will catch Tim Lincecum for the first time this season Saturday night, and Bochy maintained his stance that it's more coincidence than anything that Posey hasn't caught Lincecum to this point.
"The only reason he didn't catch him this last start … (was) we felt he needed a day off," Bochy said of Posey. "He's catching tonight and he's gonna catch tomorrow night. Now, after that game, I'll check on him, and we'll see how the first two games go and see whether he'll catch the day game Sunday or not."
Lincecum is 1-0 but carrying a 5.63 ERA after three starts with Hector Sanchez behind the plate, so he hasn't exactly thrived without Posey.


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1) Community College
The average cost of a 2-year, in-state college is a little over $3,200, compared to $8,800 for a public 4-year school. Certain community college courses can satisfy credit requirements for 4-year colleges if you plan to transfer, meaning you can take the classes for a lot less. Make sure to double check so that you don't wind up with credits that don't transfer over, causing you to re-take similar courses!
2) In-State vs. Out-Of-State Colleges
That $8,800 for an in-state school jumps to $22,000 for out-of-state schools.
3) Financial Aid
In order to qualify for federal financial aid, you must fill out FAFSA forms (https://fafsa.ed.gov/) every year before the deadline. Also, make sure you're strategic about scholarships. Do extensive searches for scholarship foundations and non-traditional organizations that will offer scholarship money.


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R | 110 min | Drama
An epic portrait of late Sixties America, as seen through the portrayal of two of its children: anthropology student Daria (who's helping a property developer build a village in the Los ... See full summary »
Writers: Michelangelo Antonioni, Franco Rossetti, Sam Shepard, Tonino Guerra, Clare Peploe | Director: Michelangelo Antonioni | Stars: Mark Frechette, Daria Halprin, Paul Fix, G.D. Spradlin
Votes: 10,765
2. Kojak (1973–1978)
60 min | Action, Crime, Drama
A bald police detective with a fiery righteous attitude battles crime in his city.
Creator: Abby Mann | Stars: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson, George Savalas
Votes: 4,157
3. Fantasy Island (1977–1984)
60 min | Adventure, Comedy, Drama
Accounts of visitors to a unique resort island in the Pacific Ocean that can fulfill literally any fantasy requested, but rarely turn out as expected.
Creator: Gene Levitt | Stars: Ricardo Montalban, Hervé Villechaize, Christopher Hewett, Wendy Schaal
Votes: 4,057
4. Electra Glide in Blue (1973)
PG | 114 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
Bored with his highway traffic duties, Arizona motorcycle patrolman John Wintergreen is assigned to Homicide where his polite investigative style irks his macho boss.
Writers: Robert Boris, Rupert Hitzig | Director: James William Guercio | Stars: Robert Blake, Billy Green Bush, Mitchell Ryan, Jeannine Riley
Votes: 3,585
5. Quincy M.E. (1976–1983)
TV-PG | 60 min | Drama, Mystery, Crime
The cases of a coroner who investigates suspicious deaths that usually suggest murder.
Creators: Glen A. Larson, Lou Shaw | Stars: Jack Klugman, John S. Ragin, Robert Ito, Joseph Roman
Votes: 3,405
6. T.J. Hooker (1982–1986)
60 min | Action, Crime, Drama
The weekly adventures of tough-as-nails veteran police officer Sgt. T.J. Hooker, who rides the beat with his rookie partner Vince Romano.
Creator: Rick Husky | Stars: William Shatner, Heather Locklear, Adrian Zmed, James Darren
Votes: 2,372
7. The Boys in Company C (1978)
R | 125 min | Drama, War
Follows a group of men as they prepare for the Vietnam war and their eventual tour of Vietnam.
Writers: Rick Natkin, Sidney J. Furie | Director: Sidney J. Furie | Stars: Stan Shaw, Andrew Stevens, James Canning, Michael Lembeck
Votes: 2,166
8. Combat! (1962–1967)
60 min | Action, Drama, War
Combat!, a one-hour WWII drama series on television, followed a frontline American infantry squad as they battled their way across Europe. With mud-splattered realism, the show offered ... See full summary »
Stars: Vic Morrow, Rick Jason, Pierre Jalbert, Jack Hogan
Votes: 1,609
9. Jake and the Fatman (1987–1992)
120 min | Crime, Drama
Veteran district attorney "Fatman" McCabe solves cases with the help of his easygoing private investigator partner Jake Styles.
Creators: Douglas Stefen Borghi, Dean Hargrove, Joel Steiger | Stars: William Conrad, Joe Penny, Alan Campbell, Olga Russell
Votes: 1,486
10. Baretta (1975–1978)
60 min | Crime, Drama
The cases of maverick undercover New York detective Tony Baretta.
Creator: Stephen J. Cannell | Stars: Robert Blake, Tom Ewell, Michael D. Roberts, Edward Grover
Votes: 1,213
11. The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show (1950–1958)
30 min | Comedy
Neighbor Blanche Morton frequently joins Gracie in escapades which annoy hubby Harry and provide George with an opportunity to offer a humorous soliloquy.
Stars: George Burns, Gracie Allen, Bea Benaderet, Harry von Zell
Votes: 787
12. Blue Thunder (1984)
60 min | Action, Crime, Drama
An advanced prototype police helicopter and their ground support crew battle crime.
Stars: James Farentino, Dana Carvey, Sandy McPeak, Dick Butkus
Votes: 786
13. Zandy's Bride (1974)
PG | 97 min | Western
Zandy Allan purchases a mail-order bride, Hannah Lund. He treats her as a possession, without respect or humanity, until their shared ordeal as they struggle to survive develops in him a ... See full summary »
Writers: Lillian Bos Ross, Marc Norman | Director: Jan Troell | Stars: Gene Hackman, Liv Ullmann, Eileen Heckart, Susan Tyrrell
Votes: 581
14. Bring 'Em Back Alive (1982–1983)
60 min | Adventure
Pith-helmeted Buck is a Great White Hunter who here (unlike the real one from the 1940s) works out of the Raffles Hotel bar in Singapore during the 1930s fighting all kinds of bad guys in pre-war Malaya.
Creators: Frank Cardea, George Schenck | Stars: Bruce Boxleitner, Clyde Kusatsu, Ron O'Neal, Cindy Morgan
Votes: 255
Get Christie Love! (1974–1975)
Get Christie Love!
74 min | Drama, Crime
A beautiful policewoman goes undercover to break up a drug ring.
Writers: Dorothy Uhnak, George Kirgo | Director: William A. Graham | Stars: Teresa Graves, Harry Guardino, Louise Sorel, Paul Stevens
Votes: 239
16. Birds of Prey (1973 TV Movie)
Not Rated | 81 min | Action, Thriller, Crime
A former fighter pilot now working as a radio station traffic reporter witnesses a bank robbery. He chases down the bank robbers and a hostage in his helicopter.
Writers: Robert Boris, Rupert Hitzig | Director: William A. Graham | Stars: David Janssen, Ralph Meeker, Elayne Heilveil, Harry Klekas
Votes: 226
17. Apology (1986 TV Movie)
PG-13 | 93 min | Thriller
For her newest sculpture artist Lily has an unusual idea: During the exhibit she wants to play anonymous apologies. She sets up an answering machine on a special phone line and publicly ... See full summary »
Writer: Mark Medoff | Director: Robert Bierman | Stars: Lesley Ann Warren, Peter Weller, George Loros, John Glover
Votes: 225
18. Salvage 1 (1979– )
60 min | Adventure, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Harry runs a salvage operation, in which he and his partners reclaim trash and junk and sell it as scrap (or as other things). Harry also has a home-made spaceship which he sometimes uses ... See full summary »
Creator: Mike Lloyd Ross | Stars: Andy Griffith, Joel Higgins, Trish Stewart, J. Jay Saunders
Votes: 214
19. Mrs. Columbo (1979–1980)
60 min | Crime, Mystery, Drama
Mrs. Kate Columbo, wife of the famous lieutenant, solves crimes as a reporter, while raising her little daughter.
Creator: Richard Alan Simmons | Stars: Kate Mulgrew, Lili Haydn, Henry Jones, Don Stroud
Votes: 207
20. Beulah Land (1980 TV Mini-Series)
120 min | Drama
Miniseries detailing the lives of two Civil War families.
Stars: Lesley Ann Warren, Michael Sarrazin, Eddie Albert, Hope Lange
Votes: 192
21. Deadly Messages (1985 TV Movie)
120 min | Thriller
Laura Daniels, single and bored, finds new interest in life when she discovers an old ouija board. It appears, however, that the object's previous owner was murdered - and messages from beyond warn Laura that she may be next.
Writer: William Bleich | Director: Jack Bender | Stars: Kathleen Beller, Michael Brandon, Dennis Franz, Scott Paulin
Votes: 169
Little Women (1978– )
200 min | Drama, Family, Romance
Louisa May Alcott's classic novel about four sisters growing up in Civil War New England. Jo, the tomboyish sister with a literary flair, recounts the trials and joys of her coming of age ... See full summary »
Writers: Louisa May Alcott, Suzanne Clauser | Director: David Lowell Rich | Stars: Meredith Baxter, Susan Dey, Ann Dusenberry, Eve Plumb
Votes: 152
23. Get Christie Love! (1974–1975)
60 min | Drama, Crime
Adventures of sexy & sassy black undercover cop Christie Love.
Stars: Teresa Graves, Charles Cioffi, Jack Kelly, Andy Romano
Votes: 142
24. Letting Go (1985 TV Movie)
104 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
Writers: Zev Wanderer, Tracy Cabot, Charlotte Brown | Director: Jack Bender | Stars: John Ritter, Sharon Gless, Joe Cortese, Kit McDonough
Votes: 134
Jake and the Fatman (1987–1992)
Fatal Attraction
120 min | Crime, Drama
This was the pilot to the series. A man and a woman who are lovers commit a murder. Eventually it is revealed that the victim is the father and husband of the two who killed him. J.L. ... See full summary »
Creators: Dean Hargrove, Joel Steiger, Douglas Stefen Borghi | Director: Ron Satlof | Stars: William Conrad, Joe Penny, Alan Campbell, Anne Francis
Votes: 131
26. Deliver Us from Evil (1973 TV Movie)
75 min | Crime, Drama
Several men hiking in the mountains discover an injured skyjacker who parachuted from a plane with $600,000. They kill him, then start fighting each other over the money.
Writer: Jack B. Sowards | Director: Boris Sagal | Stars: George Kennedy, Jan-Michael Vincent, Bradford Dillman, Charles Aidman
Votes: 109
27. Little Women (1978 TV Mini-Series)
60 min | Drama, Family, Romance
Stars: Meredith Baxter, Susan Dey, Ann Dusenberry, Eve Plumb
Votes: 102
28. Rockabye (1986 TV Movie)
120 min | Drama
A distraught mother (Valerie Bertinelli) and a tabloid reporter (Rachel Ticotin) search for the woman's son, who was kidnapped by a black market baby ring.
Writer: Laird Koenig | Director: Richard Michaels | Stars: Valerie Bertinelli, Rachel Ticotin, Jason Alexander, Ray Baker
Votes: 91
29. Amelia Earhart (1976 TV Movie)
Unrated | 150 min | Biography, Drama
Biography follows the life of famed woman pilot Amelia Earhart, including her marriage to a famous publisher and her disappearance during a flight in 1937.
Writer: Carol Sobieski | Director: George Schaefer | Stars: Susan Clark, John Forsythe, Stephen Macht, Susan Oliver
Votes: 82
30. Testimony of Two Men (1977 TV Mini-Series)
360 min | Drama
Ambitious, post-Civil War costume drama spaning 36 years which intertwines several stories of lust, power, greed and murder in dealing with two former army field doctors and their passion ... See full summary »
Stars: Stephen Manley, David Birney, Barbara Parkins, Steve Forrest
Votes: 77
31. A Summer Without Boys (1973 TV Movie)
74 min | Drama, Romance, War
A middle-aged woman going through a divorce takes her daughter to a summer lodge, where she finds herself competing with her daughter for the lodge's handyman.
Writer: Rita Lakin | Director: Jeannot Szwarc | Stars: Barbara Bain, Michael Moriarty, Kay Lenz, Mildred Dunnock
Votes: 76
Kojak (1973–1978)
My Brother, My Enemy
48 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Rick Daly is a young, trigger-happy cop with good intentions to help people. In response to a knife-killing, he is too quick on the trigger and winds up killing a preteen boy. Kojak ... See full summary »
Creator: Abby Mann | Director: Russ Mayberry | Stars: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson, George Savalas
Votes: 74
33. Detour to Terror (1980 TV Movie)
Not Rated | 120 min | Action, Drama
A homicidal dune-buggy trio terrorizes a busload of Las Vegas bound tourists with the intent to kidnap one of them.
Writers: Sydney A. Glass, Mark Rodgers | Director: Michael O'Herlihy | Stars: O.J. Simpson, Randall Carver, Anne Francis, Rick Hill
Votes: 70
34. Cry for Me, Billy (1972)
R | 93 min | Crime, Western, Drama
Drifter falls in love with Indian girl, with tragic results.
Writer: David Markson | Director: William A. Graham | Stars: Cliff Potts, Maria Potts, Harry Dean Stanton, Don Wilbanks
Votes: 69
35. Honky (1971)
R | 92 min | Drama, Romance
Black girl from rich family loves white boy from poor family.
Writers: Will Chaney, Gunard Solberg | Director: William A. Graham | Stars: Brenda Sykes, John Neilson, Maia Danziger, Lincoln Kilpatrick
Votes: 68
36. Sidney Shorr: A Girl's Best Friend (1981 TV Movie)
120 min | Drama
A well-to-do gay gentleman in his 50's, Sidney Shorr, befriends a troubled single mom and her young daughter in Central Park. Their friendship gradually grows, and eventually he takes the ... See full summary »
Writers: Marilyn Cantor Baker, Oliver Hailey | Director: Russ Mayberry | Stars: Tony Randall, David Huffman, Kaleena Kiff, Lorna Patterson
Votes: 66
37. Thief (1971 TV Movie)
74 min | Drama, Crime
A professional thief tries to break with his past but has to pull off one last job to pay off a gambling debt.
Writer: John D.F. Black | Director: William A. Graham | Stars: Richard Crenna, Angie Dickinson, Cameron Mitchell, Hurd Hatfield
Votes: 66
Kojak (1973–1978)
How Cruel the Frost, How Bright the Stars
48 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Christmas Eve is anything but peaceful for Kojak and his men. A woman is convinced her boyfriend is going to commit some kind of crime-but she doesn't know what; and a jealous husband is looking to kill his cheating wife.
Creator: Abby Mann | Director: David Friedkin | Stars: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson, George Savalas
Votes: 57
Kojak (1973–1978)
A Question of Answers
97 min | Action, Crime, Drama
When local and federal officers want to catch a loan shark, Kojak persuades a boyhood friend to go undercover as part of a deal to dismiss a case pending against him. Pressure mounts as the... See full summary »
Creator: Abby Mann | Director: Jerry London | Stars: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson, George Savalas
Votes: 55
Kojak (1973–1978)
A Long Way from Times Square
45 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Kojak and Crocker go to Nevada to execute a subpoena on Arnold Saxler to have him testify on the murder of a councilman for whose mobster murderer he worked but Saxler has root s in Nevada which cause difficulties for the NYPD pair.
Creator: Abby Mann | Director: Ernest Pintoff | Stars: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson, George Savalas
Votes: 52
41. David Cassidy - Man Undercover (1978–1979)
60 min | Crime, Drama
Twenty-something officer Dan Shay operates undercover in the Los Angeles youth scene.
Creators: Larry Brody, Richard Fielder | Stars: David Cassidy, Simon Oakland, Wendy Rastattar, Michael A. Salcido
Votes: 51
42. Eischied (1979–1980)
60 min | Drama, Crime
The investigations of NYPD Chief of Detectives Earl Eischied.
Stars: Joe Don Baker, Alan Oppenheimer, Alan Fudge, Eddie Egan
Votes: 50
Kojak (1973–1978)
Bad Dude
48 min | Action, Crime, Drama
A hit man from Detroit is in town and Kojak races the clock to find the intended victim before it's too late.
Creator: Abby Mann | Director: Sigmund Neufeld Jr. | Stars: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson, George Savalas
Votes: 48
Kojak (1973–1978)
On the Edge
48 min | Action, Crime, Drama
An aging detective with a troubled home life is hard-driven to crack one last headline-grabbing case, even if it means breaking the rules to get it done.
Creator: Abby Mann | Director: David Friedkin | Stars: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson, George Savalas
Votes: 47
Kojak (1973–1978)
Sweeter Than Life
48 min | Action, Crime, Drama
During a family party, Kojak's camera was stolen. When it turns up at a murder scene, Kojak discovers his nephew is an addict and was somehow involved. He pays a former boxer to oversee his... See full summary »
Creator: Abby Mann | Director: Russ Mayberry | Stars: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson, George Savalas
Votes: 47
Kojak (1973–1978)
In Full Command
60 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Kojak has cultured an informant to solve a series of gangland killings. An assistant chief inspector, often passed over for promotions, sees an opportunity to achieve the position of ... See full summary »
Creator: Abby Mann | Director: Telly Savalas | Stars: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson, George Savalas
Votes: 46
47. The Night the City Screamed (1980 TV Movie)
PG | 96 min | Drama
A big-city blackout brings out looters, an ambitious politician, a police squad, and a young woman stranded after a party. An all-star cast.
Writer: Larry Brody | Director: Harry Falk | Stars: Jack Andreozzi, Jason Bernard, Taurean Blacque, Timothy J. Borquez
Votes: 44
48. Crime Club (1975 TV Movie)
90 min | Thriller, Crime, Drama
An attorney, an investigative reporter and the head of a crime prevetion organization set out to find out who is behind a series of ice-pick murders.
Writer: Gene R. Kearney | Director: Jeannot Szwarc | Stars: Scott Thomas, Eugene Roche, Robert Lansing, Biff McGuire
Votes: 44
49. Black Sky: The Race for Space (2004 TV Movie)
90 min | Documentary
The remarkable story of Burt Rutan and SpaceShipOne. Only three of the most powerful governments in the world have achieved what they set out to do from a garage in the Mojave desert: to put a man in space.
Writers: Scott B, Sandy Guthrie | Directors: Scott B, Sandy Guthrie, Jill Shinefield, Gail Willumsen | Stars: Paul G. Allen, Tom Bales, Jim Benson, Brian Binnie
Votes: 44
50. The Third Girl from the Left (1973 TV Movie)
90 min | Drama
A chorus girl comes to the realization that she is not getting any younger and that her longtime relationship with a nightclub comedian is going nowhere. She finds herself attracted to an ... See full summary »
Writer: Dory Previn | Director: Peter Medak | Stars: Kim Novak, Michael Brandon, George Furth, Michael Conrad
Votes: 43


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Vigil Games' creative boss man and ex-comic book artist Joe Madureira has confirmed that there will be no downloadable content for Darksiders.
Chatting with Eurogamer, Madureira also stated that multiplayer failed to make the cut due to the challenges of developing a new IP with a new team.
"Vigil has a very strong all-or-nothing mentality, and if we're not confident we can pull it off, we're not doing it. So we focused on making the most kick-ass single-player game possible," he revealed in a live interview on the site.
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Published: Thursday, August 19, 2010 at 3:47 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, August 19, 2010 at 3:47 p.m.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina's largest health insurer plans to raise prices next year on individuals paying for their own coverage by an average of about 7 percent, the smallest increase since 2007, the company said Thursday.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina is asking state insurance regulators for permission to raise rates on about 300,000 of its 3.7 million customers who buy their own health insurance. This year, rates for individual coverage rose an average of 12 percent.
Blue Cross is virtually the only health insurer in North Carolina offering policies for individuals. The company says rates for employers and other groups vary widely.
The company said while some individuals will see double-digit premium increases, about 70 percent will see costs rise by less than 10 percent. Almost 28,000 customers would see rate decreases.
Customers of its Blue Advantage and Blue Options HSA plans will be notified by letter in October what their specific rate increases will be in 2011, the company said.
The latest rate hike request comes almost a month after Consumers Union criticized the Chapel Hill insurer and nine other Blue Cross health plans across the country for raising rates while sitting on big cash reserves. The company responded that it was meeting a state requirement that health insurers keep up to six months' worth of costs in reserve.
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On May 11-12, concert aficionados of Austin bared the blazing sun with popsicles, sunscreen, and parasols to join in the fifth year of Pachanga Fest. The Fiesta Gardens, tucked away in the residential neighborhoods of Lady Bird Lake, hosted a lineup that celebrated Austin's established artists, up-and-comers, and a variety of international acts. The performances were held at four different stages, and the intermittent schedule allowed each act their spot light moment, and an opportunity to lure in the passerby, as attendees made their walk through the sprawling area of the festival grounds.
The highlights included Chilean lyricist and rapper, Ana Tijoux. Her flawless and entrancing flow was backed by a two-piece band. The incredible music translated her belief that it is "all about music and energy, primero (first)."
Outernational enlightened the crowd with their rock revival sentiments. Their politically driven performance showcased the theme of their new album with a traditional mexican folk sing along, calling out their message that "to deem anyone illegal is obscene."
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Published: Friday, March 4, 2011 at 6:17 p.m.
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HOUMA — Did you have a tough time fitting into that formal gown or tuxedo this Mardi Gras season? Looking to drop a few pounds before beach season?
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Fitness boot-camp classes are one of the more popular trends this year in exercise,
And the Bayouland YMCA, 103 Valhi Blvd., Houma, is hoping to rope in curious onlookers. Fitness director Jennifer Henderson said the YMCA's boot camp classes, taught twice a week, draw between 15 to 20 people.
"The workouts last an hour and are very intense," said Henderson, whose attended a fitness boot camp run by a retired U.S. Army sergeant. "It's the biggest thing out there right now outside of Zumba and kettlebell training."
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Catamounts get jump on New HampshireFebruary 07,2013MENS BASKETBALL
Vermont 63, UNH 48
BURLINGTON Luke Apfeld scored 16 points and Vermont jumped on New Hampshire early en route to a 63-48 win over the Wildcats Wednesday night in an America East game.
The Catamounts (15-7, 8-2), last years A-East champions, stormed to a 34-16 halftime lead over New Hampshire (7-15, 2-7) and coasted home. This was much easier than Vermonts 64-51 win at New Hampshire on Jan. 2.
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Cute but uneven performance
The title is one of the best parts of this book. Some of the "reasons" are great, some elicit a smile, but many are weak and tired. Briefly amusing, but could have been a lot better.
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Motorcyclist, 29, dies
in Town of Waterford crash
A 29-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a crash Sunday morning in the Racine County Town of Waterford.
A passer-by in the 37000 block of Hill Valley Road found the man shortly before 3 a.m., the Racine County Sheriff's Department reported.
The victim was not wearing a helmet, the Sheriff's Department said.
The man, a resident of the Town of Waterford, has not yet been identified publicly.
Gunman to be sentenced
in killing of store worker
A Milwaukee man will be sentenced June 5 after he was convicted this month in the shooting death of a Family Dollar employee last year during a robbery.
A jury in a retrial found Jason Wandick, 26, guilty of first-degree reckless homicide for killing William Melendez Jr., 44, at the store at 4331 W. Oklahoma Ave., on Aug. 6.
Melendez was shot at close range, even though he had agreed to hand over the store's money.
The co-defendant in the case, Mikal Hasun Jones, a cousin of Wandick's, previously had pleaded guilty to felony murder and testified against his cousin.
The jury in Wandick's earlier trial was unable to reach a verdict, but prosecutors pursued a retrial. The second jury convicted Wandick of both homicide and armed robbery, as well as being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Kenosha officer hurt
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A Kenosha police officer, responding to a report of a fight on Saturday, came away with a few scrapes when her squad car toppled into a sinkhole.
Kenosha police reported that the officer was treated and released from a hospital.
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"This is a cleanly written novel aimed at the coming-of-age youngster... Maurice's world hews closely to the rules of our universe. This is a rare strength, and if you are looking for a novel that teaches as it entertains, you have found it." -John Cooley, Author: Dear Madman
"One of the best sci-fi books for younger readers in many a year. Dr. Barth's credentials shine through and all the science is impeccable. The action never falters, and the reader is swept along with Maurice to investigate sabotage on an endangered Martian colony. Highly recommended!" -Gene Grim: Author: Conversations on a Blackboard
From the Author
With the discovery of large amounts of water on Mars, the possibilities for exploration and colonization became much better. Although Mars (with water!) has much to offer the explorer, the colonist will still find it a harsh and barren environment that will make everyday life a struggle for the first generations of settlers who choose to make their permanent home on Mars. This made a story about a Martian colony the perfect vehicle for encouraging the discussion of development of resources vs. environmental conservation. The conflicts that trouble Maurice and his friends on Mars in the late 21st century are very much with us here on Earth!
As with Maurice on the Moon, a full classroom curriculum is being written for The Doomed Colony of Mars.


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Download maps of trails near the Refuge Visitor Center in Fremont and the Environmental Education Center in Alviso. Maps are in PDF. A free copy of PDF is available from the Adobe website.
Trail maps are in pdf. There are two pages in this file. If you require them in a different format, call 510-792-0222 ext.476.
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Trail maps are in pdf. There are two pages in this file. If you require maps in different format, call 510-792-0222 ext. 476.
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Barn Swallows arrive at the refuge in April and May in great numbers to breed. Their acrobatic antics brings joy to many and they also provide mosquito control naturally.


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September 2012 Indie Next List
"In his debut novel, Porter masterfully presents each of his characters' experiences with stunning believability: Elton, losing his longtime job as a respected architect; Richard, developing as a poet but struggling with his relationships with other men; Chloe, discovering the consequences of her radical boyfriend's actions. When Chloe drops out of college and returns home, she sets into motion a chain of events that sparks a reaction from everyone around her. There is an air of secrecy and helplessness that pervades the story, mirroring the hushed secrets and misunderstandings that fuel the plot. Beautifully written and suspenseful."
— Andrea Aquino, Bookshop Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA
About the Author
Andrew Porter is an aviation journalist. He lives in Lytham St Annes. His previous books include Transatlantic Betrayal and Jet Age: How a British Invention Shaped the Mordern World for Amberley Publishing.
Mark Bramhall has won more than two dozen AudioFile Earphones Awards and was a finalist for the Audiobook Publishers Association s prestigious Audie Award in 2013. He has been named by "Publishers Weekly" and "AudioFile" magazine among their Best Voices of the Year in 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013. He is also an award-winning actor whose acting credits include off-Broadway, regional, and many Los Angeles venues as well as television, animation, and feature films. He has taught and directed at the American Academy of Dramatic Art.