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No NFL player's fortunes can rise and fall and faster than those of a field-goal kicker.
Mike Nugent was a case in point Sunday at Paul Brown Stadium.
With 3:05 left in the game against Miami, Cincinnati Bengals coach Marvin Lewis put the outcome in Nugent's hands — or, to be more exact, on his foot.
And what a foot it has been.
The former Centerville High School and Ohio State star set a Bengals record last season with 33 field goals, including late-game winners against Buffalo and Cleveland. The club thought so much of him it designated him its franchise player in 2012.
This season he had made the first nine field goals he attempted – including two in the first quarter Sunday.
And yet, some 20 seconds after Lewis had sent Nugent trotting out onto the field, there was the veteran kicker back on the sidelines, slumped of the team's metal bench with no one – and I mean no one – sitting within 15 feet on either side.
His two sidekicks – long snapper Clark Harris and holder Kevin Huber — were not huddled with him as they usually are during the game. Instead, they stood together at the far end of the bench and didn't really look his way.
No one did.
With just over three minutes left, the Bengals – who were trailing 17-13 – faced fourth-and-five at the Dolphins' 23-yard line. Although some Cincinnati players – including quarterback Andy Dalton – thought Lewis would opt to go for the first down and eventually the go-ahead touchdown, the coach decided Nugent was their best option.
He could kick the 41-yarder, then if the Bengals defense could hold, Cincinnati would get the ball back one last time. And then Dalton would just have to guide the Bengals into field-goal range again, so Nugent could kick the winner.
On paper it certainly sounded possible.
But many in the crowd of 61,162 booed the decision. That was a lot of ifs and, as the old saw goes, there's no such thing as an easy kick.
Teams call timeout to ice you. There's wind. There's a chance of a block. And the mechanics of the snapper, holder and kicker all must be without flaw.
Nugent, though, liked the idea:
"I totally agreed with the logic of it. I thought there was plenty of time. I'd been hitting the ball well. So I'd hit this field goal, then I'd get a touchback when I kicked off, our defense would force them into a three-and-out and hopefully we could get the ball back down the field just enough for me to win it."
But then he pushed that first field goal attempt wide right.
The score remained 17-13.
The defense then did its part, forcing Miami to punt after one first down. But the script now was changed. Dalton had to lead the team 80 yards for a touchdown and instead – four plays later – he threw an interception.
Miami won, 17-13.
Afterward, Nugent – win or lose, he's always a stand-up guy – shouldered far more blame than he should have:
"I'm just really disappointed," he said as he stood at his locker, again with no one around him. "A kick like that put Andy and the rest of the offense in terrible position.
"Things had been going very well for me and I guess I just assumed it was gonna happen automatically and I let my focus get away from me.
"Everything was perfect from me – my alignment and all that – but I didn't like how it came off my toe. It was a weak hit. I think I kind of tried to baby it, to guide it through the uprights rather than just kick it solid.
"After I hit it, I kept my head down, but when I finally looked up I knew there was a good chance it was too far right."
When he came to the sidelines, he said the other guys knew it was best to give him a little space:
"They've been with me a long time. They know I'm my own worst critic. So they let me sit there. I don't analyze it like crazy, but I think about it a little. And I make sure I don't wallow in it. I've been around enough to know something can happen and we can get the ball right back and I'm going to have to go out and kick one again. Your head has to be right."
He said that's all part of the tightrope walk that every NFL kicker must make.
"There are days when you do what everybody asks," he said. "Those are the fun days. The days when everybody's happy with you."
He's had plenty of those in an All-America, record-setting effort at Ohio State and then in an NFL career that began eight seasons ago when he was a high draft pick of the New York Jets. He had some great seasons there, so much so that David Letterman even had him on as a Late Show guest and had him kick a ball through a 12th floor window pane in the Ed Sullivan Theater.
Then came injuries, he was cut by the Jets, lasted a short while with Tampa Bay and Arizona and then bounced through unsuccessful tryouts with a handful of other NFL teams. Three seasons ago he came to the Bengals – the team he rooted for as a kid – and found a home and great success again.
He said he's been around enough that he understands days like Sunday:
"I used to be one of those guys who went home after something like this and didn't want to see anyone, didn't want to talk to anyone. Now I'm not saying I'm gonna smile much right after this, but I can't wait to get home and watch film of this.
"What's great is they give us these iPads. It's probably on there now. So I'll watch it and see what I did wrong. Then I'll hang out with my wife. I'll come in Monday and go to the weight room and when I get back Wednesday I'll be back ready to move on."
Four days after that there's another game.
And once again it'll be time to get up there on that tightrope.
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Piles Of Position Moves
ROTATE [Bryan Fuller]
Per first spring presser:
James Ross and Royce Jenkins-Stone to SAM. Probably inevitable once Ryan move was announced. Obviously Michigan thinking more along the lines of the Stevie Brown style LB/S hybrid there, as Allen Gant is your other SAM at the moment.
And with this shift comes another:
Hoke said will run more Over defense as opposed to Under.
— Matt Pargoff (@MaizeBlueNews) February 25, 2014
That means the line shifts towards the tight end and the linebackers away. Instead of this:
Last year 5 was Clark, 3 Black, 1 Washington/Pipkins, 5 Heitzman/Beyer, LB Ryan, W Ross, M Morgan.
Michigan will run more of this:
Upshot is the MLB gets significantly more protection, the WLB has to be able to take on more blocks (everyone has to take on blocks) and the SAM can be a lighter player as long as the three-tech and SDE create trouble when single-teamed.
This is a significant change, as you can see by everyone flopping about on the depth charts. While it's not switching to a 3-3-5 and back six times in three years, it does signal uncertainty.
A move to the over does make the Ryan move make a bit more sense but either DE spot is probably a better location for him unless he's suddenly a savant.
Heitzman to TE. With Henry seemingly locking down three-tech that potentially bounces out one of Strobel/Wormley/Godin to SDE, where Brennen Beyer is probably your starter anyway. Heitzman gives Michigan a shot at blocking someone, anyone, and won't be missed.
This would be a good time to remind you that Hoke told the gathered folks at the Detroit Athletic Club that Jake Butt would be back by game three; even if that's a weirdly specific prediction this far out given Jake Ryan's recovery timeine that would be about right.
Shallman to H-back. He wasn't already at H-back?
Ross Douglas to RB. Supposedly had been running there on the scout team and impressing. Michigan does need another bullet there with the loss of Rawls and Toussaint and no recruits filling in the gaps, and meanwhile Ross was at best sixth on the CB depth chart. Kind of doubt he makes much impact this year with Hayes presumably a lot like him and more experienced.
David Dawson to (left) tackle. I'd been telling people Dawson was likely to be the G/T tweener thrust outside by a lack of depth, but even I thought he'd be assigned right tackle duties since he's 6'4". Nope. According to Hoke, the current and incredibly nominal first team line reads Dawson-Bosch-Glasgow-Kalis-Braden.
Erik Magnuson is all but certain to side into that LT spot when he returns, leaving Bosch and Dawson to duke it out on the right. You can read Dawson on the left as an endorsement since that's the most important spot, or you can read Braden on the right as an endorsement since they may expect him to start and want to get him settled in at the position he'll play.
The other guy to watch out for is Patrick Kugler, who could bounce Glasgow out to one of the guard spots and give Michigan some depth.
Logan Tuley-Tillman is out right now, FWIW.
One Frame At A Time: Michigan State
I believe Jen Bielema has a term for this.
She calls it "terrible help defense."
[The rest of the MSU game in GIFs after THE JUMP.]
Unverified Voracity Wasn't At Full Strength
Surprise. You're probably not surprised.
They did show McGary with like two minutes left, so I guess we're even?
Kind of good. Tim Hardaway's assertion about a week-long break is just true.
With yesterday's win, John Beilein now is 14-2 in games for which he has a week to prep since 2008. 10 of those vs. high-major teams.
— Drew Hallett (@DrewCHallett) February 24, 2014
Seeding and location things. Seems like Michigan has a decent shot at Milwaukee. Lunardi's got them there and has for a while; Palm has them relegated to Orlando, but he's got them a #4 seed, not a 3. Lunardi has Creighton in San Antonio instead, which is a bit farther away for them but not immensely so. I'm hoping the committee realizes that Buffalo is just as close for Michigan. Syracuse is locked into one spot there; the other one is up for grabs.
Unfortunately, there's no slam dunk site this year that would be an obvious spot to put Michigan, so they may figure Milwaukee or Orlando is a who cares kind of situation.
Compare and contrast. I might have known this but I forgot it and now spring practice is starting immediately and I am reminded, so here is some possibly-old news. this week's Athletic Department Outrage Of The Century: undeterred by the miserable weather at the last 100 spring games, Michigan has actually moved it up, so that it's on April 5th. Which is also the date of the national semifinals in the NCAA tournament. Is Michigan actively trying to suppress turnout?
Not quite the worst scouting report ever. That is still Aaron Schatz on Mike Martin, but whoever's putting up the anonymous scouting reports for NFL.com is… well… he's definitely not Heiko. Jeremy Gallon's weaknesses:
Short with a limited catching radius.
Lacks top-end speed to separate vertically or run away from a crowd (consistently tracked down from behind).
Maybe on an NFL level?
Not a natural hands catcher and will often body the ball.
Okay now you're just making things up.
Lacks dynamic run skills for an undersized receiver.
Much of his production results from schemed bubble screens and lateral tosses.
Underpowered blocker.
Hide yo kids. Both Michigan and Michigan State are being investigated by the Feds for not doing enough to deal with sexual assault on campus, with your favorite online and offline crank spearheading the charge:
[Doug] Smith filed a complaint last year with the Office of Civil Rights, saying that U-M refused to investigate the case and that the university's grievance procedure does not fully comply with Title IX, the federal law that prohibits discrimination based on gender.
Funny how the suddenly-legitimized Smith is now getting profiled by the News and used as a primary source when everyone was perfectly happy to ignore him this summer. It's terrible that this guy actually has a point about the insular, opaque, CYA way the university does everything. When you are going up against Doug Smith and losing, you are so bad at PR Dave Brandon is interested in hiring you.
Meanwhile in East Lansing, other suits in charge of things are caught lying to make themselves look good:
Near the bottom of the letter was a single sentence stating that the university is "collaborating" with the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights, or OCR, to "give members of the campus community an opportunity" to meet with representatives from the department.
But on Monday, Department of Education spokesman Jim Bradshaw told The State News the planned visit to campus is directly related to an official investigation into sexual harassment and violence complaints pending against the university.
Doug Smith might be behind this as well, as Michigan State seniors Keith Appling and Adriean Payne would be on the Island Of Expelled Athletes if MSU was operating with the same standards Michigan is. Seems like a short leap of logic there.
Elsewhere in legal procedures. Suffice it to say that the preliminary hearing in the O'Bannon case did not go well for the NCAA.
One of the NCAA's other justifications is protecting amateurism. Wilken largely skipped past the topic with a dismissive line: "I don't think amateurism is going to be a useful word here."
Dagger. One thing to love about the legal system is cock-eyed judges who blow through decades of smoke and mirrors with one withering sentence.
Nobody knows about soccer. That rumored Manchester United/Real Madrid game slated for Michigan Stadium in one URL:
The organizers were set to announce their final two sites recently and did announce one: Gopher Stadium in Minneapolis. It would make sense if another Midwestern football venue was the other thing they were waiting on, but still no announcement. A spokesperson for the group organizing this preseason tourney thing confirms that they are in "serious discussions" but can't announce anything.
The hold up may be about the playing field. When Michigan Stadium was being considered for the USA's most recent World Cup bid it became clear that any soccer match at the stadium would have to be on a temporary elevated platform.
Oh good. Michigan and Michigan State will have two games about one-third of the time going forward as the Big Ten adopts the least creative way to jam a 14-team conference into 18 games they can come up with: play five teams twice and eight once. Boooooo.
What they should have done: first 13 games are a round robin. Top seven and bottom seven are then grouped, final 6 games are round-robin within groups. Big Ten title: amazingly important. Conference stretch run: amazing. Downsides: schedule uncertainty and tough on bubble teams. But, man, just think of those three weeks at the end of the year. Would be must see.
Etc.: Five key plays. Zach Helfand on the differences between Izzo and Beilein. Tweeting at players is A FELONY. 300 pound man runs 40 yard dash twice as fast as you would. Then he talks to people about it. He will likely go in the top ten.
Kill 'em with kindness. Lawrence Marshall overcomes tragedy. Not sure if serious dot jpg.
The Recent Football Moves Make Me Nervous
I mentioned this on the podcast, but here's a text version: the recent shuffling in the football program does not fill me with a feeing of warmth. Three things that have happened that make me frown about where we are right now:
Moving Jake Ryan to MLB. The linebackers were slightly disappointing last year but mostly because they ended up playing behind guys like Nose Tackle Jibreel Black and Richard Ash. They weren't kept clean, ate a lot of instant-release blocks, and tried to cope.
Desmond Morgan is a quality player and James Ross will be once someone blocks a dude in front of him; Michigan also returns both of their backups. There is zero reason to move Ryan to the interior.
Meanwhile, SAM is much closer to the WDE spot than either interior one. Michigan will flip its line on up to 40% of their snaps, whereupon Ryan essentially is the WDE. He has never had to read run/pass from behind a defensive line. He's is prone to breakdowns he can get away with on the edge, given his athleticism and time. He has a spot as a WDE in nickel packages that gets him rushing the passer, which he's really good at. He's not used to the zone drops he needs to take from the interior. His best asset—rushing upfield—is going to happen on way fewer snaps.
That move is flat-out nonsense. Who plays SAM now? Are they moving Ross there? Playing Gant? McCray? Any knowledge we don't have about why they're making this move is bad knowledge to have about the future: it basically means that the current returning starters on the interior can't play, unless you want to be a Mike McCray booster.
Reshuffling every defensive assistant. Cornerbacks coach Roy Manning, who has never played or coached cornerbacks, sounds… not good. I'm willing to throw anyone who can recruit at a RB or WR position, but corner seems like a thing that you should either have done yourself or have a heap of previous experience doing.
Other guys do have some experience with the roles they step into, but shuffling these guys around is redolent of panic and seems unlikely to do much of anything to help. They had something very good going with their DL development, something that personnel issues may have obscured last year.
And the defense was basically fine last year until the last two games, when they got ground down by the best rushing offense in the country and blasted off the field by Tyler Lockett. Neither was entirely surprising. Meanwhile, the offensive staff is sacrosanct save the coordinator.
Chris Bryant's departure. Not that I had much hope that Bryant was going to contribute once we'd heard about yet another surgery for the poor kid.
The issue here is that the exit, which Michigan certainly knew about or could predict before signing day, makes the whole no-commits-since August thing look even worse. It reinforces the toxicity that descended on the program midseason. It's one thing to lose the two DL you have on the hook because you can't run for yard one; it's an additional thing to replace them with air.
Depending on the status of a couple of special teams players, Michigan is one or two scholarships short and if inclined could have given a firm handshake to a couple of graduated fifth year guys. It's one thing to have a 16-man class when you've really only got 16 spots; it's another to leave three or four potential slots open, especially when you're the opposite of careful with redshirts.
That's why this class isn't quite what the star average makes it out to be, and why the recruiting tailspin hurts more than just on the defensive line.
These are the reasons I'm feeling nervous. But hey I was just feeling super optimistic in August so I'm probably totally wrong about this! That's the ticket!
Hokepoints: Who Needs SAM?
Say uaaaahhh [Upchurch]
Last week when I was talking about the position moves—Jake Ryan to middle linebacker, Roy Manning to cornerbacks coach, etc.—I was mostly positive in the analysis portion, explaining the move as a reaction to having their best defensive player at a defensive role that's quickly becoming as defunct as the spinning fullback.*
In the podcast Brian and Ace expressed some heebies and jeebies over the moves. I can't speak to all of those worries; who knows whether Jake Ryan can read run/pass, or if maybe Desmond Morgan's pass defense was a gaping hole the coaches were covering up in other ways. I can't even give a full answer since Brian didn't do defensive UFRs for Michigan's last three games. But I thought we might use the data we have to see whether the strongside linebacker position in Michigan's defense has been phasing out.
Spread level: rising. The vagaries of year-to-year scheduling and missing UFRs may throw off the data but Michigan's opponents indeed have been throwing out more wide receivers in their base sets as of late.
Average WRs in Formation by Situation** | ||||
Year | Normal | Long/2 min | Short/2pt | Total |
2008 | 2.93 | 3.34 | 1.72 | 2.92 |
2009 | 2.55 | 3.14 | 1.83 | 2.59 |
2010 | 2.68 | 3.41 | 1.69 | 2.72 |
2011 | 2.68 | 3.31 | 1.41 | 2.69 |
2012 | 2.68 | 3.39 | 2.06 | 2.75 |
2013 | 2.81 | 3.31 | 2.17 | 2.87 |
Total | 2.72 | 3.32 | 1.81 | 2.76 |
2008 was thrown off by teams going uber-spread: Minnesota, Northwestern, Utah, Illinois, and Miami (NTM) all averaged more than three wide receivers on normal downs, the former three going 4-wide more often than not. That's not too surprising given that defense had a plausible 4-3 run-stopping depth chart, but a huge dropoff if you could mitigate the DL and get past Warren and Trent on the CB depth chart. After that things normalized to a spread-leaning mix of 2- and 3-wide sets until last year.
I wish I had complete numbers. I can tell you that next year Michigan replaces CMU, UConn, Akron, Nebraska, and Iowa with Appalachian State, Utah, Miami (NTM), Maryland, and Rutgers. I can use 2013 stats (from cfbstats) to show you the playcalling breakdown of these offenses:
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MGoGIF: Caris Goes Running
"After I hit that shot that day, for no particular reason, I decided to go for a little run. So I ran to the end of the tunnel. And when I got there, I thought maybe I'd run to the end of town. And when I got there, I thought maybe I'd just run across Washtenaw County. And I figured, since I run this far, maybe I'd just run across the great state of Michigan. And that's what I did. I ran clear across Michigan. For no particular reason I just kept on going. I ran clear to the ocean. And when I got there, I figured, since I'd gone this far, I might as well turn around, just keep on going. When I got to another ocean, I figured, since I'd gone this far, I might as well just turn back, keep right on going." — Caris LeVert, probably.


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Maura McEnaney on Willard Garvey at Wichita Rotary Club Recorded: Monday, October 28, 2013
Maura McEnaney, author of Willard Garvey: An Epic Life, speaks before the Rotary Club of Wichita on October 28, 2013, about her new book published by The Independent Institute's LibertyTree Press.
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Ivan Eland Discusses Snowdens Temporary Asylum in Russia Recorded: Friday, August 2, 2013
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Senior Fellow Charles Pena on the Manhunt for the Boston Bombing Suspects Recorded: Friday, April 19, 2013
Senior Fellow Charles Pena on the manhunt for the Boston bombing suspects.
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Waco, Twenty Years LaterWhat Statism Is All About Recorded: Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Twenty years ago, Americans witnessed the greatest law enforcement atrocity in modern U.S history. On February 28th, 1993, the ATF raided the Branch Davidian home in Waco, Texas. The stand-off finally ended 51 days later, on April 19th, after the building went up in flames, killing 70 civilians including more than 20 children. Reflections by Independent Institute Research Fellow Anthony Gregory.
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Ivan Eland appears on RT's CrossTalk Recorded: Monday, April 8, 2013
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Anthony Gregory on Rand Pauls Senate Filibuster Recorded: Friday, March 8, 2013 – Friday, March 8, 2013
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Stephen P. Halbrook on FoxNews: Gun Owner Liability Insurance Recorded: Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Research fellow Stephen Halbrook discusses the proposed selling of gun owner liability insurance on FoxNews with Judge Jeanine Pirro.
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Study of the Efficacy and Safety of Nebivolol in Younger Patients (18 - 54 Years)
This study has been completed.
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First received: August 10, 2011
Last updated: March 18, 2013
Last verified: March 2013
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The purpose of this study is to assess the efficacy, safety, and tolerability of 8 weeks of therapy with nebivolol in comparison to placebo in younger patients 18 - 54 years of age with stage 1 or stage 2 essential hypertension.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Hypertension |
Drug: Nebivolol Drug: Placebo |
Phase 4 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | A Multicenter, Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Parallel-Group Study of the Efficacy and Safety of Nebivolol in Younger Patients (18 - 54 Years) Who Have Stage 1 or 2 Essential Hypertension |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Trough Seated Diastolic Blood Pressure (DBP) [ Time Frame: Change from Baseline to Week 8 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Change from baseline in mean seated trough cuff Diastolic Blood Pressure (DBP) at Week 8 as measured by an Omron device. The primary efficacy analysis was based on the Intent to Treat (ITT) population using a Last Observation Carried Forward (LOCF) approach.
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Trough Seated Systolic Blood Pressure (SBP) [ Time Frame: Change from Baseline to Week 8 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Change from baseline in mean seated trough cuff Systolic Blood Pressure (SBP) at Week 8 as measured by an Omron device. The secondary efficacy analysis was based on the Intent to Treat (ITT) population using a Last Observation Carried Forward (LOCF) approach.
Enrollment: | 641 |
Study Start Date: | August 2011 |
Study Completion Date: | April 2012 |
Primary Completion Date: | March 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: 1
Nebivolol (non-trade 5, 10 or 20 mg tablet), oral administration
Drug: Nebivolol
Nebivolol (non-trade 5, 10 or 20 mg tablet), oral administration
Placebo Comparator: 2
Dose-matched placebo
Drug: Placebo
Dose-match placebo
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 54 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male and female outpatients, of age 18 - 54 years
- Patients diagnosed with stage 1 or stage 2 essential hypertension
- Normal physical examination findings and electrocardiogram (ECG) results or abnormal findings judged by the Investigator to be not clinically significant
Exclusion Criteria:
- Secondary hypertension or severe hypertension
- History of Type 1 diabetes mellitus
- A medical contraindication to discontinuing a current antihypertensive therapy
- Clinically significant respiratory disease that prohibit use of a beta blocker
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01415531
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Study Director: | Tatjana Lukic, MD, M. Sc. | Forest Laboratories |
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Responsible Party: | Forest Laboratories |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01415531 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | NEB-MD-28 |
Study First Received: | August 10, 2011 |
Results First Received: | March 18, 2013 |
Last Updated: | March 18, 2013 |
Health Authority: | United States: Food and Drug Administration |
Keywords provided by Forest Laboratories:
Stage 1 Stage 2 Hypertension |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Hypertension Vascular Diseases Cardiovascular Diseases Nebivolol Antihypertensive Agents Cardiovascular Agents Therapeutic Uses Pharmacologic Actions |
Vasodilator Agents Adrenergic beta-1 Receptor Antagonists Adrenergic beta-Antagonists Adrenergic Antagonists Adrenergic Agents Neurotransmitter Agents Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Physiological Effects of Drugs |
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The demolition plan -- a surprise to city officials -- is a sensitive subject because the buildings are in The Block, the historic home of Asheville's African-American business community. Despite 20 years of redevelopment plans, the area has seen comparatively little progress even as downtown has boomed.
That has frustrated the congregation and leaders at Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church, which wants to take down a 10,000 square foot building at 40 S. Spruce St. (built in 1915) and a 15,000 square foot building at 51. S. Market St. (circa 1920).
Mount Zion bought the buildings to gain control over its surroundings and allow for possible expansion, Roy Harris, chairman of the church's trustees, explained. But the structures have become a financial burden, Harris told the city's South Pack Square Redevelopment Committee at a June 8 meeting. Homeless people have trashed the interiors, and the maintenance costs and property taxes are a financial drain.
"Those buildings are income-consuming and not income-producing for us," said Harris. "Personally, I'm tired of baby-sitting old buildings." He said the church has no long-term development plans for the property, which could be used for parking.
The committee took no formal action, but Harris' presentation launched a series of meetings to review the demolition plans. On June 10, the city's Historic Resources Commission recommended that the Downtown Commission postpone its vote to allow more time for negotiations. Two days later, the Downtown Commission discussed the plan and then continued the matter, stalling the demolition (which had been scheduled to begin June 15) for 30 days.
Members of both groups urged the buildings' preservation while acknowledging the church's right to dispose of its property. Harris, meanwhile, was reluctant to negotiate.
Barbara Field, who serves on both the Redevelopment Committee and the board of the adjacent YMI Cultural Center, said the buildings could provide artists' work space or housing for older residents. "I would hope that there would be some kind of synergy ... where those buildings could be preserved," she said. "I think we all want to see the area grow and blossom."
Committee member Darryl Hart, who chairs the Eagle/Market Streets Development Corporation, emphasized the church's right to do what it wants with its property. "Sometimes you have to take action," he said, adding, "I think we need to look at the big picture and not be quick to criticize."
Paul Reeves of the local Preservation Society wanted more time to help the church explore options.
Vice Mayor Jan Davis pleaded with Harris, saying, "I would beg you: Trust me for 30 days." Davis proposed a public/private partnership that would keep the buildings intact while creating a parking area to generate revenue for the church. "I think it's worth delaying to discuss that," he said.
Downtown Commission member Guadalupe Chavarria, who voted against the continuance, said: "I just have to ask: Where have you been [over the past several years]?"
"I've never seen Asheville do anything in 30 days."
Harris, meanwhile, stressed the church's many attempts to get something done.
"We've been there. We've done that," he said. "That's part of our frustration."
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Cake is a food group, right? Well, it should be. I've been a big cake fan for many years because of what the dessert represents- happiness. Cakes are always served at fun gatherings; birthdays, retirements, congratulatory parties, graduations, and milestones, just to name a few. A good cake has frosting and icing; a great cake consists of a smooth buttercream, a real (not preservative) fruit filling, buttercream, or ganache, and a light, moist cake. For some reason, great cakes have been difficult to find in Pittsburgh. They contain all of the necessary elements that make a cake memorable. The buttercream is smooth, buttery and not to sweet. The filling I had this evening at my cousin's birthday party contained real raspberry, not the imitation stuff with the horrible after-taste. The cake was fluffy and light on the palate; very pleasant to eat. Have you ever had a piece of cake that required a few glasses of water or milk to get dense pastry down? Well, the cakes at Oakmont bakery require no such effort.
Another interesting thing happened tonight as I was eating my delicious piece of white cake with raspberry filling… everyone, without exception, had a second piece. Within a few minutes the entire cake was gone.
If you like cake, (and who doesn't) take a trip to Oakmont Bakery.
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Date January 17, 2011
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, 19 January 2011
There's been lots of change in the PHP community over the past few years. PHP now has namespaces. More PHP developers are using an IDE. More PHP developers are pulling inspiration from the Java, C#/.NET, and Ruby communities. And even more PHP developers are embracing the object-oriented and, ironically, the functional nature (closures) of PHP. All these changes make for interesting code. What has also happened is that better and more readable code is being produced by this ever growing PHP community....
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Cal Evans has a new post to his blog today talking about the second installment in the "Day Camp 4 Developers" webcast series he's put together. This time the focus is on telecommuting.Those of you who know me know that telecommuting, remote working or distributed teams, whatever you want to call it, is a passion of mine. I've written about it, spoke about it and most importantly, I live it. Now, I've put together 5 friends who are going to talk to you about it. They are going to cover everything from Is...
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Matthew Weier O'Phinney's Blog: Taming SplPriorityQueue
, 19 January 2011
Matthew Weier O'Phinney has a new post to his blog today looking at one of the tools the Standard PHP Library (SPL) has to offer developers - the SplPriorityQueue (PHP 5.3+)SplPriorityQueue is a fantastic new feature of PHP 5.3. However, in trying to utilize it in a few projects recently, I've run into some behavior that's (a) non-intuitive, and (b) in some cases at least, undesired. In this post, I'll present my solutions.He talks about the "first in, first out" nature of queues and how it differs from...
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Kevin Schroeder's Blog: ZendCon 2010 Podcast - Introducing Zend Framework 2.0
, 19 January 2011
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Kevin Schroeder has posted the latest podcast of a session from the Zend/PHP Conference 2010 as recorded at the conference at the end of 2010 in Santa Clara, CA. This new recording is a session from Matthew Weier O'Phinney and Ralph Schindler introducing what will be new in the 2.0 version of the Zend Framework.Zend Framework has grown tremendously since the first public preview release in March 2006. Originally a slim, MVC framework with a number of standalone components, it has grown to a codebase more...
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A Different Kind of Conference: the PHP Community Conference
Planet PHP
, 19 January 2011
For those who have been following along, you'll know that I helped organize a mini-conference for PHP, along with Elizabeth Naramore, in the Fall of 2006. It was little more than an excuse for a small group of people to get together, aokamp,a talk shop, and have fun-and it was a lot of fun. It was so much fun, in fact, that Elizabeth and Keith organized it again in 2008. That was PHP Appalachia. It was the stuff of legends. I've long wanted to organize a community-driven PHP conference, as far back as...
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Zend Developer Zone: Building Mobile Applications with PHP and Adobe AIR for Devices
, 19 January 2011
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The Zend Developer Zone has pointed out a new webinar brought to you by Adobe (with Zend's own Kevin Schroeder) about building mobile applications by combining the Zend Framework and the Adobe AIR technology for devices.Using Zend Framework 1.11 on the server and Adobe AIR for devices on the client, web developers will soon be able to deploy mobile applications across a wide range of smartphone and tablet devices.The webinar will show off the features of the Zend Framework particularly handy for mobile...
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Community News: tek11 Conference Schedule Announced
, 19 January 2011
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The php|architect crew have officially posted the schedule for this year's tek11 conference happening May 24th through 27th in Chicago. On the topic list this year are things like: design patterns Zend Framework optimization cross-platform development with Titanium unit testing Node.js Javascript frameoworks Register now and reserve your spot today!
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Michael Maclean's Blog: Where are all the decent PHP CMSes?
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In a new post to his blog Michael Maclean looks at the current CMS ecosystem and wonders "where are all the decent CMSes?" He's been having trouble finding one and really wants to know.I've been recently asked to check out some CMSes for someone, and try to find a recommendation. What I've been finding hasn't really been encouraging. Out of the several CMSes I've tried, they've all failed for various reasons. I admit that I might be looking at this from a slightly different perspective than most - that...
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NetTuts.com: Understanding Hash Functions and Keeping Passwords Safe
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On NetTuts.com today there's a new tutorial from Burak Guzel about keeping your passwords (and web applications) safer by using hashing with passwords and understanding which of the PHP functions is right for you.From time to time, servers and databases are stolen or compromised. With this in mind, it is important to ensure that some crucial user data, such as passwords, can not be recovered. Today, we are going to learn the basics behind hashing and what it takes to protect passwords in your web...
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PHP Excel Extension 0.9.1
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, 18 January 2011
The 0.9.1 version of the Excel extension was released and is now available for download. This is mostly a bug fix release, with a number of contributions by Rob Gagnon. The 2 main fixes are related to detection of custom formatted numeric fields, that were incorrectly detected as dates and readRow()/readCol() methods that had a bug when 2 and 3rd parameters are supplied, causing the last row/column not to be read. Additionally a getSheetByName() method was introduced that allows locating a sheet by it's...
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Easy way to make Word documents with images from PHP
Planet PHP
, 18 January 2011
Article originally from rooJSolutions blog AIt's yet another "solve this quickly and cheaply" problems....How to produce nice Word documents with images and all, without ending up doing lots of hard coded PHP calling some obtuse library in a way that would be difficult to maintain.This one took a bit longer than expected, my first idea was to generate html files, then run them through abiword's command line, as that was the hints I got from googling.abiword --to=doc Amyfile.htmlUnfortunately,...
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Where are all the decent PHP CMSes?
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I've been recently asked to check out some CMSes for someone, and try to find a recommendation. What I've been finding hasn't really been encouraging. Out of the several CMSes I've tried, they've all failed for various reasons. I admit that I might be looking at this from a slightly different perspective than most - that of admining it and coding against it, rather than as a user - but it's still rather disappointing.Silverstripe is what I used first - but the forms (including the login to the admin)...
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Ibuildings techPortal: Doing the Heavy Lifting: Gearman and Magento
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New from the Ibuildings techPortal today, there's a tutorial from Michael Davey looking at using Gearman with Magento to do some of the "heavy lifting" of queuing jobs from inside the tool.With most web applications, there comes a time where there is a need to perform either CPU or I/O intensive work based on user actions. Whether processing uploaded files, or performing system-wide database updates, developers are increasingly turning to Gearman as a simple way to hand off the heavy lifting to another...
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Cal Evans' Blog: Six ways to be a better client for your developer - Point 2
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Cal Evans has posted the second part of his series targeted towards clients contracting developers and how they can both get the most out of the relationship and work with them the best way possible (part one is here).Look, if you could do this yourself, you would. The fact of the matter is there is just no such thing as "I *just* need a shopping cart." Do you have any idea how complex a shopping cart is? Even modules for things like Drupal, WordPress or Joomla require setup and proper configuration.He...
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Henri Berguis' Blog: Literate Programming With PHP
, 18 January 2011
In a new post to his blog Henri Berguis takes a look at something that seems to be popping up more and more these days - literate programming. He's created a simple tool that can help implement this in your development too called noweb (modeled after the noweb python project).The literate programming paradigm, as conceived by Knuth, represents a move away from writing programs in the manner and order imposed by the computer, and instead enables programmers to develop programs in the order demanded by the...
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TEAMS: Miami Hurricanes, Florida State Seminoles, Boston College Eagles, Duke Blue Devils, Wake Forest Demon Deacons
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Miami quarterback Stephen Morris, linebacker Gionni Paul, and linebacker Eddie Johnson headline a list of eight players named as the Atlantic Coast Conference Football Players of the Week, announced by the conference on Monday. Morris set a new conference single-game record with 566 passing yards, Paul accumulated a team-high 11 tackles, and Johnson had seven tackles, one sack, two forced fumbles, and a pass breakup in the Hurricanes' 44-37 win over NC State.
Florida State's Bryan Stork, the Offensive Lineman of the Week, helped the Seminole offense tally 424 yards of total offense in the 30-17 win at South Florida. Teammates Cornellius Carradine, who registered a team-high nine tackles to earn Defensive Lineman of the Week for the second time this year, and Dustin Hopkins, who moved into second on the all-time ACC scoring list, also garnered weekly accolades.
Boston College's Alex Amidon is the Receiver of the Week after his 193-yard performance in a 45-31 loss to No. 17 Clemson. The Defensive Back of the Week, Jordon Byas of Duke, had a career-high 11 tackles in the Blue Devils' 34-27 win at Wake Forest.
OFFENSIVE BACK – Stephen Morris, Miami, Junior, QB, 6-2, 214, Miami, Fla.
Morris threw for a Miami and ACC record 566 yards to lead the Hurricanes to a 44-37 win over NC State. The junior quarterback completed 26 of 49 passes for a 21.8 yards-per-completion average, and recorded five TDs, tying five other Miami quarterbacks for the most in a single game and the first since Kyle Wright at Wake Forest in 2005. His fifth touchdown pass of the day was the eventual game-winner, a 62-yard pass to Phillip Dorsett with 19 seconds remaining, his second scoring throw of more than 60 yards on the day. Morris registered 271 passing yards in the first quarter, becoming the fourth FBS player to throw for that many in a quarter since 2004. In his last two games, he has thrown for 1,002 yards.
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN – Bryan Stork, Florida State, R-Junior, OL, 6-4, 312, Vero Beach, Fla.
Stork, the most experienced player on the Seminoles' offensive front, posted his second consecutive outstanding performance of the season in the 30-17 win at South Florida. The Vero Beach, Fla., native graded out at 77 percent and had just one missed assignment while triggering all 67 snaps for the Florida State offense. He was not penalized and did not yield a sack in a performance which came on the heels of a career-best 95-percent grade against Clemson. The Seminoles rolled up 424 yards of total offense (242 pass, 182 rush) in their road debut of the season.
RECEIVER – Alex Amidon, Boston College, Junior, WR, 5-11, 186, Greenfield, Mass.
Amidon caught eight passes for a career-high 193 yards and two touchdowns in Boston College's 45-31 loss to No. 17 Clemson, accounting for 52 percent of the team's receiving yardage (193 of 369) and 39 percent of its points. Additionally, the total marked the most receiving yards in a game for a Boston College player since Gerard Phelan had 226 receiving yards against Miami on Nov. 23, 1984. Saturday's Boston College-Clemson game featured the top two single-game ACC receiving performances so far this fall; Amidon's total was just four yards behind Clemson's DeAndre Hopkins' 197-yard effort. Amidon has eclipsed 100 receiving yards in three games this fall, and ranks fourth among all FBS players in receiving yards per game (139.8).
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN – Cornellius Carradine, Florida State, Senior, DE, 6-5, 265, Cincinnati, Ohio
Carradine registered a team-high nine tackles, including 1.5 quarterback sacks and a forced fumble, as the defeated South Florida. The Seminoles limited USF to 124 total yards after the first quarter en route to moving to 5-0 on the season, 30-17. Carradine's late third quarter sack of USF back-up quarterback Matt Floyd resulted in a fumble, which teammate Christian Jones scooped up and raced 12 yards into the end zone for the Seminoles' final score of the game. Through five games, Carradine leads the Seminoles with 28 tackles and 7 sacks, while his eight tackles for loss trail teammate Bjoern Werner by one. It is the second weekly honor of the season for Carradine.
LINEBACKER – Gionni Paul, Miami, Sophomore, LB, 6-0, 230, Lakeland, Fla.
Paul, making his career-first start at middle linebacker, tallied a forced fumble and career- and team-high 11 tackles, including eight solo stops, in Miami's 44-37 win over NC State. Paul's 11 tackles match his total in his first 11 career games (11 tackles entering NC State game).
DEFENSIVE BACK – Jordon Byas, Duke, R-Senior, S, 6-1, 220, Lynn Haven, Fla.
Byas led Duke to a 34-27 road win over Wake Forest by recording a team-best & career-high 11 tackles. He also added one interception and one-half quarterback sack – both firsts of his career. The redshirt senior spearheaded Duke's defensive effort that forced four Demon Deacon turnovers from a Wake Forest offense that entered the game having committed an ACC-low two total turnovers through the first four weeks of the year. Byas has helped Duke to a 4-1 start to the season, marking the best five-game opening to a season since the 1994 squad started 5-0 while matching the third-best five-game opening to a season since 1966 (5-0 in both 1988 & 1994; 4-1 in 1971, 1974 & 2012).
SPECIALIST – Dustin Hopkins, Florida State, Senior, K, 6-2, 190, Houston, Texas
Hopkins got off the deck after an early missed field goal from 48 yards to his final three attempts in the 30-17 win at South Florida. By converting from 26, 43 and 23 yards, Hopkins pushed his career field goal total to 69, which ranks second in Florida State and fourth in Atlantic Coast Conference history. With 12 points on the day, Hopkins also moved into sole possession of second place on the Florida State and ACC career scoring charts, with 377 points. He trails Florida State record holder Derek Schmidt and ACC record holder Nick Novak of Maryland by 16 points – they both finished with 393 – to become the all-time leader. Hopkins is also just eight points shy of moving into 10th place on the NCAA all-time scoring list.
ROOKIE – Eddie Johnson, Miami, R-Freshman, LB, 6-1, 238, Atlanta, Ga.
Tallied seven tackles (six solo stops), 1.0 sack, 1.0 tackles-for-loss, two forced fumbles and one pass breakup in Miami's 44-37 win over NC State. The reigning ACC Linebacker of the Week recorded one of Miami's two sacks and a tackle-for-loss. His six solo stops were second amongMiami players and the seven tackles were third on the team.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The First Tee isn't all about learning to play golf and as the season approaches, the West Virginia chapter of the program is beginning to get into full swing.
Josh Bower, who has been the West Virginia Golf Association Director of Development since January, said it's something he enjoys because it involves the development of young people.
"It's a good thing to get involved with kids," said Bower, who is spearheading many of the programs associated with The First Tee. "We teach the nine core values and we help them understand that golf is fun and doesn't have to be competitive."
According to The First Tee website, there have been 7.6 million participants in the program since 1997 in all 50 states and 5,300 elementary schools are offering The First Tee National School Program.
Bower said that 43 out of 45 elementary schools in Kanawha County have implemented the program, which doesn't necessarily mean the students are learning to play golf during phys ed.
They also are learning the nine core values associated with The First Tee: honesty, integrity, sportsmanship, respect, confidence, responsibility, perseverance, courtesy and judgment.
"The curriculum was developed by professionals, doctors and those in education," Bower said. "They learn the nine core values before they even pick up a club."
There are spring programs at Brier Patch in Beckley and Coonskin Park in Charleston. Registration is open for the spring session, which features six 90-minute sessions - two per week - at a cost of $75.
The summer program begins June 3, which also features six 90-minute sessions but extends to other areas of the state, including Logan Country Club, Lewisburg Elks, Locust Hill in Charles Town and at Parkersburg's Minibel Par 3 course.


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---- — ST. LOUIS — Zombies are everywhere. And they are protesting.
In one St. Louis County, Mo., yard an undead creature in long floral dress holds a sign: "Zombies are the 99 percent." Another waves an American flag in one hand while displaying a sign stating the zombie platform: pro-bigger brains.
The walking dead mannequins are part of Tim Mulhall's elaborate Halloween decor. He spent eight hours setting up a graveyard with nearly 50 fake tombstones in front of his house. He and his wife, Katie, found the mannequins through boutiques and department stores unloading them on Craigslist.
"I wanted to do something political, but not on either side," Tim Mulhall, 30, explained. "So, I decided to vote for zombies."
Talk about scary politics.
The Mulhalls are part of a record 170 million people planning to celebrate Halloween this month. Spending on holiday-related items is expected to rise to $8 billion, up 17.5 percent from last year, according to a survey by BIGinsight on behalf of the National Retail Federation. The average person will spend nearly $80 on decorations, costumes and candy, up from $72.31 last year. Retailers say customers are also buying more accessories with their costumes.
The Mulhalls' decorations combine two of the season's hottest trends: zombies and politics.
Pop culture heavily influences top-selling costume choices. According to retailer Spirit Halloween, there are likely to be plenty of characters from the season's popular shows, games and movies: Batman, Power Rangers, "Monster High," The Avengers, Angry Birds, "Ted" and "The Hunger Games" top their list of expected best-sellers.
And the election season always prompts plenty of political candidate look-alikes, critics and supporters. Spirit tracks the sale of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney masks in a Presidential Index.
Late last month, Obama masks were outselling Romney masks by more than 30 percent, according to reports of sales records at BuyCostumes.com and Spirit Halloween Stores.
That may be a message in disguise: BuyCostumes' mask sales have correctly predicted the winner in the past three elections, while Spirit's mask sales have been right in the past four.
Spirit Halloween originally included costumes in the "Bound for Pleasure" category (inspired by best-selling "50 Shades of Grey" trilogy) but asked us to remove that item from its list of predicted top sellers.
"It looks like it's not going to pan out," a spokesman for the company said.
Lisa Barr, senior director of Marketing and Creative for Spirit Halloween, said the store's zombie terror mill, zombie babies and the teddy bear girl from "The Walking Dead" have all generated high interest among customers.
In terms of spirited home decor, Ralph Snyder, trend expert and design director with Kohl's, recommends adding metallic and shine to furnishings. Distressed metallic vases, apothecary jars and vintage-inspired serving ware add a subtle seasonal touch, he said. Skeleton photo-frames, skull decor and faux spiders are also popular choices.
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The Mulhalls have two coffins they display during their Halloween bash. The theme for this year's party will be Superstitions and Phobias. Katie plans to dress up like a bumblebee, while Tim and their 3-year-old daughter, Lily, will both adorn themselves like clowns.
That's scarier than the army of undead protesters lining their driveway.


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Publisher: Zumaya Publications/Zumaya Publications | Date published: 09/15/2008 DescriptionEighteen years after they first boxed together as teens, noted trainer Cus D'Amato's prophecy came true--Mike Tyson and Lennox Lewis waged fistic war in Memphis in 2002 in a colossal $110 million showdown for the most prestigious title in all of sport. This heavyweight championship event arrested the attention of the world for all the wrong and right reasons. Dressed in black, Mike Tyson, the infamously violent wrecking machine, faced the dignified and gentlemanly pugilist specialist Lennox Lewis, garbed in white. "Heavyweight Armageddon!" takes you far behind the scenes of this symbolic sociological battle, which proved once again that, in the end, the force of good will ultimately overcome and conquer the threat of evil.


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Gentlemen, Start Your Engine! Mayor Revs Up a Favorite Metaphor
Budget season always feels the same, doesn't it? The protests, the speeches, the back-and-forths–it's almost like you can predict what's going to happen.
Legislative leaders will say that they are "working closely with the governor to produce a fair and on-time budget." The governor will say that his proposed budget "makes tough choices" and "cuts Read More


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Crispy Gamer | All Reviews, Previews, Features, Columns and Interviews
A look at the lighter side of gaming life, and the fringe benefits it has to offer every joystick jock.
Brian Reynolds and Tom Chick throw a party as Rise of Legends turns two
Blake Snow examines gaming benevolence and creative developments twice monthly. The color of next-gen is bright.
In a nutshell: The Pok?mon go Rogue-like.
This month's targets: collector's editions; Darth Vader and Yoda find themselves in the wrong galaxy; and the Wii's Blue Light Special.


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BISMARCK (AP) - The North Dakota Supreme Court is taking public comments on where it should base three new state district court judgeships approved by the Legislature.
Gov. Jack Dalrymple has signed a bill approved by the House and Senate that provides for the new judges - one in the southeast and two in the northwest. Chief Justice Gerald Vandewalle had asked lawmakers for the new judgeships to help handle a large increase in court cases due in part to the oil boom in western North Dakota. The cost is estimated at $1.7 million.
Two of the new judgeships are in the Williston-based Northwest Judicial District and the third is in the Fargo-based East Central District. They need to be filled within 30 days of the bill becoming law on Aug. 1