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Brian Elliott has been in net the last four games of the Blues' five-game losing streak, during which time they've allowed 26 goals. Elliott made 19 saves in a surprise start a day after Jaroslav Halak was activated from injured reserve, led the team onto the ice for the pregame skate and was listed on the game sheet. Halak apparently tweaked a groin strain, although the team had no comment on the switch.
Jonathan Bernier was solid with 21 saves in just his second start of the season for the Kings. Los Angeles outscored the Blues 15-6 while eliminating them in five games in the second round of the playoffs last spring en route to the Stanley Cup finals.
Davis Drewiske made it 3-0 at 13:22 of the second period with his first goal of the season on a power play. Alex Steen scored on a power play in the final minute of the second for St. Louis with Andy McDonald earning his 300th career assist.
The five-game skid is the first since Jan. 2-12, 2011, for the Blues, who began the season 6-1. It's their first five-game losing streak at home since Jan. 23-Feb. 6, 2010.
Carter tapped in a backhander on a break-in with Slava Voynov at 8:31 of the first, just the Kings' fifth first-period goal of the season, then got behind defenseman Ian Cole for his sixth of the season early in the second. Drewiske was wide open in the slot off a feed from Dustin Brown.
The Kings are 89-1-10 their last 100 games when leading after two periods, and got insurance on Jarrett Stoll's second goal of the season that made it 4-1 early in the third. Voynov earned his second assist on the play.
Elliott entered the game 3-4-1 with a 3.51 goals-against average and coach Ken Hitchcock said after a 6-5 shootout loss to the Ducks on Saturday that he'd start rookie Jake Allen against Los Angeles if Halak wasn't ready to go. Allen was assigned to Peoria, Ill., when Halak, 3-0 with a 2.10 goals-against average and two shutouts, was activated on Sunday.
The Kings entered as the NHL's lowest-scoring team and matched their season best for goals.
Notes: Carter's last two-goal game during the regular season was March 3 against the Ducks. ... Attendance of 14,498 was the Blues' lowest of the season, more than 4,000 shy of capacity. ... The victory was Bernier's first since March 17, 2012, over the Predators. ... The Blues have scored on the power play in six straight games.
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Phil Pressey had four assists to break Anthony Peeler's career school record and had 22 points for Missouri (17-6, 6-4 Southeastern Conference), which bounced back nicely from its latest discouraging road loss, a 1-point setback at Texas A&M on Thursday. The Tigers are 14-0 at home and 0-5 on the road.
Marshall Henderson had 16 points on 4-for-15 shooting for Mississippi (18-5, 7-3), which was on the verge of cracking the Top 25 last week but has lost three of four. Jarvis Summers also had 16 points while Murphy Holloway, coming off a career-best 24 points, was held to seven in 30 minutes.
Ole Miss whipped then-No. 10 Missouri 64-49 at home on Jan. 12, but gave up 50 points in the first half of the rematch and was outrebounded 50-32.
The game got testy with about 7 1-2 minutes to go when Reginald Buckner apparently was tripped by Oriakhi after the Tigers scored to make it 80-58 and came up swinging with a couple of wild punches that missed Laurence Bowers as Oriakhi danced away.
Buckner was ejected, leaving the court with a towel draped over his right shoulder and then tossing the towel into the stands after finishing with nine points and four rebounds. Oriakhi was called for a flagrant foul, plus Brown, Bowers and Holloway were whistled for technicals.
Missouri matched its season best with 12 3-pointers, four by Pressey and three each by Keion Bell and Jabari Brown. Bell added 21 points and Brown had 14.
Pressey, a junior, has 498 assists in three seasons, one more than Peeler totaled from 1988-92. He leads the SEC at 7.1 assists per game and finished with four assists and one turnover, one game after committing seven turnovers and missing a potential game-winning shot at Texas A&M.
The 50-point first half was a season best for Missouri, which led by as many as 23 points and had a 16-point halftime lead. After Brown's 3-pointer with 7:07 to go in the half, Missouri was up 38-18 and had more 3-pointers (7) than Mississippi had baskets (6). Pressey was just 4 for 13 overall, but hit his first three 3-pointers to fuel the fast start.
Mississippi shot itself out of the game, at 38 percent overall and 2 for 9 from 3-point range. Coming off a career-best 24-point game against Mississippi State, Holloway was scoreless until 6 1/2 minutes to go and totaled two points in the half.
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The loss dropped the Tigers (16-6, 5-4 Southeastern Conference) to 0-5 in true road games. They have won three games at neutral sites this season.
Laurence Bowers was wide open when he hit a 3-pointer to give Missouri its first lead of the game, 68-67, with 53 seconds left.
Harris turned it over on Texas A&M's next possession, but Phil Pressey gave it right back with a turnover to set up the winning score for A&M (14-8, 4-5).
Ray Turner blocked a shot by Keion Bell with 2 seconds left to secure the win.
Alex Oriakhi led the Tigers with 15 points.
Ole Miss muscled in on the powerhouses that usually dominate national signing day, landing some of the most sought-after prospects in the country on college football's annual first-Wednesday-in-February frenzy.
The Rebels, coming off a promising 7-6 season in their first season under coach Hugh Freeze, had the experts swooning by signing three of the bluest chips still on the board and building a well-rounded class otherwise.
"I do think (this class) has the possibility of being a program changer," Freeze said. "But it's all on paper right now.
The day started with defensive end Robert Nkemdiche from Loganville, Ga., rated the No. 1 recruit in the country by just about everyone who ranks them, deciding to join his brother, Denzel, in Oxford, Miss.
"I feel like it's the right place for me," Nkemdiche said after slipping on a red Ole Miss cap. "I feel like they can do special things and they're on the rise. I feel like going to play with my brother, we can do something special."
Nkemdiche originally committed to Clemson last year, then backed off that and narrowed his picks down to LSU, Florida and Mississippi - and the Rebels beat the big boys.
They weren't done. Coaches in the Ole Miss war room were exchanging hugs and high-fives again a couple hours later when Laremy Tunsil, a top-rated offensive tackle from Lake City, Fla., picked the Rebels over Florida State and Georgia.
"Tunsil to Ole Miss I think was the biggest surprise of the whole (recruiting season)," said JC Shurburtt, national recruiting director for 247Sports.com.
And, as if the Ole Miss needed more good news, highly touted defensive back Antonio Conner from nearby Batesville, Miss., chose the Rebels over national champion Alabama.
Ole Miss also landed Laquon Treadwell from Crete, Ill., one of the best receiver prospects in the country. He made a verbal commitment to the Rebels back in December, and sealed the deal Wednesday, the first day high school players can sign binding letters of intent.
The end result was a class good enough to even catch the attention of LeBron James.
"Ole Miss ain't messing around today! Big time recruits coming in. SEC is crazy," the NBA MVP posted on his Twitter account.
Crazy good. While the Rebels racked up, it's important to remember they still have plenty of ground to gain on the rest of their conference.
Nick Saban reloaded the Crimson Tide with a class that Rivals.com ranked No. 1 in the country.
SEC powers Florida, LSU and Georgia pulled in typically impressive classes. SEC newcomer Texas A&M cracked the top 10 of several rankings. Even Vanderbilt, coming off a nine-win season, broke into the top 25.
It's the cycle of life in the SEC, which has won seven straight BCS championships. Stock up on signing day and scoop up those crystal footballs at season's end.
Signing day didn't do much to soothe the scars left from a difficult season for Southern California.
NCAA sanctions limited the number of scholarships coach Lane Kiffin and the Trojans could hand out this year, and then as signing day approached USC had several players who had given verbal commitments change their minds.
The most notable defection on signing day was five-star defensive back Jalen Ramsey of Brentwood, Tenn., who flipped to Florida State. Defensive end Jason Hatcher from Louisville, Ky., bailed on USC and signed with Kentucky, and defensive end Torrodney Prevot from Houston not only reneged on his USC commitment, but he landed at Pac-12-rival Oregon.
"People expected (Prevot) to flip from USC, but they thought it would be to Texas A&M," Shurburtt said.
USC's class won't be lacking blue chippers. Quarterback Max Browne from Washington is considered the next in a long line of topflight Trojans quarterbacks, and Kenny Bigelow from Maryland is rated among the best defensive linemen in the nation.
Kiffin will be banking on quality to make up for the lack of quantity, but that's a precarious way to play a game as uncertain as recruiting.
Alex Collins, a top running back prospect out of Plantation, Fla., announced on Monday night that he was going to Arkansas instead of Miami.
It was considered a huge victory for new Razorbacks coach Bret Bielema.
But on Wednesday morning, when it was time to make it official, Collins' letter of intent didn't come spinning through the fax machine in Fayetteville, Ark.
There were some odd reports about Collins' mother not being happy with her son's decision to go so far from home.
College coaches aren't allowed to talk about specific players before they sign, but Bielema did acknowledge during his signing day news conference that Arkansas' class of 22 players could "grow by one."
Ohio State and Michigan received two thumbs up from experts on their signing day classes. They all had the Buckeyes and Wolverines around top five in the country.
After that, there was a drop off. Nebraska received solid grades and Penn State, despite NCAA sanctions that limited its class to 17 signees, held up pretty well.
"That's a tribute to the job (Penn State coach) Bill O'Brien and the staff did," Shurburtt said.
But signing day 2013 signaled that Urban Meyer's Buckeyes and Brady Hoke's Wolverines are primed to pull away from most of the Big Ten, and maybe - just maybe - give the league a team or two that can challenge those SEC teams for a national title.
Notre Dame followed up its best season in more than two decades with a recruiting class that coach Brian Kelly hopes can keep the Fighting Irish contending for more national titles.
The class includes a famous name in Torii Hunter Jr., the son of the All-Star outfielder. Hunter Jr. is a top-notch receiver prospect, though he broke his leg during an All-Star game and it could be a while before he's back on the football field.
Linebacker Jaylon Smith from Fort Wayne, Ind., is generally regarded as the jewel of a class that experts have ranked among the best in the country.
"I love agreeing with experts," Kelly said.
Oklahoma hopes it has found the next Sam Bradford in Cody Thomas, a pocket passer from Colleyville, Texas.
One small problem. Thomas is also a big-time baseball player who could draw interest in the major league draft this summer.
"We wouldn't have pursued him if we didn't feel there was a great chance he'd be playing football," Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said.
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said recruiting classes "don't always pan out. Of course, they always seem to pan out at Alabama."
AP Sports Writer David Brandt in Oxford, Miss., and Associated Press Writer Tom Coyne in South Bend, Ind., contributed.
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"I have nothing to hide," Braun said in a statement released by his representatives on Tuesday night.
Earlier in the day, Yahoo Sports reported the 2011 NL MVP's name showed up three times in records of the Biogenesis of America LLC clinic. Yahoo said no specific performance-enhancing drugs were listed next to his name.
The Miami New Times recently released clinic documents that purportedly linked Alex Rodriguez, Gio Gonzalez, Melky Cabrera and other players to purchases of banned drugs from the now-closed anti-aging center.
Rodriguez and Cabrera were on the list with Braun that also included New York Yankees catcher Francisco Cervelli and Baltimore Orioles infielder Danny Valencia.
Braun said his name was in the Biogenesis records because of an issue over payment to Anthony Bosch, who ran the clinic near Miami.
"There was a dispute over compensation for Bosch's work, which is why my lawyer and I are listed under `moneys owed' and not on any other list," Braun said.
"I have nothing to hide and have never had any other relationship with Bosch," he said. "I will fully cooperate with any inquiry into this matter."
On Tuesday, MLB officials asked the Miami New Times for the records the alternative newspaper obtained for its story.
Asked specifically about Braun's name in the documents before the five-time All-Star released his statement, MLB spokesman Pat Courtney said: "Aware of report and are in the midst of an active investigation in South Florida."
Braun tested positive during the 2011 postseason for elevated testosterone levels. He maintained his innocence and his 50-game suspension was overturned during spring training last year when arbitrator Shyam Das ruled in favor of Braun due to chain of custody issues involving the sample.
With that, Braun became the first major leaguer to have a drug suspension overturned.
"During the course of preparing for my successful appeal last year, my attorneys, who were previously familiar with Tony Bosch, used him as a consultant. More specifically, he answered questions about T/E ratio and possibilities of tampering with samples," Braun said.
The T/E ratio is a comparison of the levels of testosterone to epitestosterone.
Braun led the NL in homers (41), runs (108) and slugging percentage (.595) last season while batting .319 with 112 RBIs and 30 stolen bases. He finished second to San Francisco catcher Buster Posey in MVP balloting."
Cervelli, who spent nearly all of last season in Triple-A, posted a statement on Twitter later Tuesday night.
"Following my foot injury in March 2011, I consulted with a number of experts, including BioGenesis Clinic, for (cont)," Cervelli posted, "(cont)legal ways to aid my rehab and recovery. I purchased supplements that I am certain were not prohibited by Major League Baseball."
An email sent to Valencia's agent was not returned.
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Mozeliak made the announcement at a press conference. The discomfort started when Carpenter tried to ramp up his bullpen sessions, he reported numbness in his finger. That numbness is connected to the injury and surgery that kept Carpenter out of most of last season.
It is not known if Carpenter plans to return to the team after this season.
San Francisco running back Frank Gore insisted the 49ers were the more talented team even after losing 34-31 to the Ravens in Sunday's Super Bowl. The scoreboard said otherwise, but when the conference champions meet at the Meadowlands next February - yes, outdoors in the dead of winter for the NFL crown - the Niners easily could represent the NFC.
"I'd say we've got a great group of guys in the locker room, great warriors," Gore said, "and I'm not going to promise anything next year, but we're going to fight to get back here."
The toughest fight might be in their own division with Seattle and rapidly improving St. Louis. The Seahawks were the only team to allow fewer points than the 49ers, and their rivalry - including the semi-feud between coaches Jim Harbaugh and Pete Carroll - adds spice to the NFC West.
But the 49ers have to be the NFC favorite after losing in overtime to the Giants for the conference title last year, then barely falling to the Ravens on Sunday night.
"This is kind of tough, to get this far and let everything slip away through your hands," said Ahmad Brooks, part of the best linebacking corps in the league, along with All-Pros Patrick Willis, Aldon Smith and NaVorro Bowman. "The funny thing about it is, within the next few months, we're going to start trying to get back to the same place that we're at right now."
As will the Ravens, but their challenge is more imposing.
Unlike the 49ers, who figure to lose virtually no important parts - receiver Randy Moss, perhaps, but he was a marginal player in 2012 - the Ravens have bid adieu to their greatest player, linebacker Ray Lewis. Not only will they miss his performances on the field and his presence in the locker room, but he was the emotional engine in Baltimore.
The leadership burden will fall on two players whose contracts have expired but likely will be back with the Ravens: Super Bowl MVP quarterback Joe Flacco and veteran safety Ed Reed.
Flacco almost certainly will get the franchise tag at more than $14 million if he can't agree to a long-term deal. But in the current NFL, winning without a top-level QB is impossible, and there can be no arguing now about Flacco belonging in that class.
Reed wants to return and the Ravens recognize how unwise it would be to let both Lewis and Reed leave at the same time - even after winning their second Super Bowl in 12 seasons.
"I always said when I came into the league and got drafted that I didn't want to be one of those guys jumping from team to team," Reed said during Super Bowl week.
Regardless, the Ravens will be a force - odds makers have placed them behind New England and Denver in the AFC next season - and one of the NFL's most prolific offensive teams.
Flacco throwing to the superb trio of wide receivers Anquan Boldin and Torrey Smith and tight end Dennis Pitta, plus the versatility of running back Ray Rice and a stud backup in Bernard Pierce says so. Flacco's protection from the line and All-Pro fullback Vonta Leach was impeccable in the postseason, helping Flacco throw for a record-tying 11 TDs with no interceptions.
The defense, oddly enough considering Baltimore's reputation, needs some work. But linebacker Terrell Suggs will be even healthier - he came back quickly from a torn Achilles tendon - and top cornerback Lardarius Webb returns from a knee injury.
Just like the 49ers, the Ravens have a tough task in their division. Cincinnati is young, but has made the playoffs the last two years. Pittsburgh never remains dormant for long.
Should these two clubs make it to the first outdoor Super Bowl at a cold-weather site, would Baltimore have the edge because it's used to such conditions? And because it's a three-hour drive from MetLife Stadium, will Ravens fans be out in force even more than they were in the Big Easy?
Or would the 49ers' immense talent base be overwhelming?
Food for thought over the next 11 months.
"We've got to look at this as a blessing because we didn't have to be here, but we made it," tight end Vernon Davis said. "We've always got next year; we've got next season. We might as well look forward to next season, keep our hopes high and continue to climb."
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And if they couldn't, the league championship still would not have ended where it temporarily stopped, with less than two minutes gone in the third quarter. The Lombardi Trophy goes to the winner after 60 minutes, not 32.
Commissioner Roger Goodell said Monday the Superdome had a backup power system which was about to be used during the Super Bowl's electrical outage. It wasn't needed because power started coming back at that time, he said.
Superdome and utility officials were still trying to nail down the precise cause of the 34-minute Super Bowl blackout, but league officials said that, because of the backup system, the game wasn't in danger of being postponed.
"That was not a consideration last night," NFL vice president of business operations Eric Grubman said at a news conference Monday. "That is not what was at play."
Goodell was sitting with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie during the game. The Meadowlands will host next year's Super Bowl.
"We already had the conversation," Goodell said about avoiding a repeat of the blackout. "This is clearly something that can be fixed, and it's clearly something that we can prepare for. And we will."
Grubman said Goodell has the "sole authority" to enforce any contingency plans, and was in perfect position to do so Sunday night.
"He was there and he had the full reports," Grubman said. "We were quickly able to determine we did not have a situation that would cause a permanent interruption in the game. There were no safety issues, we had multiple equipment and sources of power."
And if they didn't?
While declining to be specific, Grubman said the league has "backup plans" for continuing the game. Those plans all focus on playing the full 60 minutes, regardless of whether it is the same day or on another day.
So the Ravens, ahead 28-6 at the time of the partial blackout, wouldn't have simply been declared the winners. This isn't baseball, where half a game is considered official.
In the end, Baltimore still won, beating San Francisco 34-31. The momentum shifted tremendously after the lights went back on, however, with the 49ers rallying to make it 31-29 at one point in the fourth quarter, and missing a 2-point conversion pass that would have tied it.
Having to replay - or finish - the Super Bowl on another day would clearly have been a major headache for the NFL.
The Super Bowl invariably is the highest-rated television show of the year. Playing it any other time but Sunday evening would create trouble for the networks.
There also are travel and hotel considerations because the game is played at a neutral site, attracting thousands of visitors to the host city.
Most importantly, there are health and safety concerns. Making teams play a Thursday night game after one on Sunday has been heavily criticized by the players' union. A quick turnaround, such as finishing the Super Bowl on Monday, could be dangerous.
Plus, there are competitive balance decisions to weigh. What might be fair to one team could be a hindrance for another.
Several major sports, including the NFL, have dealt with emergencies that forced schedule changes. Just last year, the Daytona 500 was moved from Sunday afternoon to Monday night because of rain. But NASCAR often is forced to move races due to bad weather.
Same with golf tournaments, and if the USGA's major events are not won on Sunday, they end the next day with an 18-hole playoff.
Baseball, of course, is vulnerable to rainouts, too.
In the 2008 World Series, Game 5 at Philadelphia was stopped in the sixth inning because of rain with the Phillies and Tampa Bay tied at 2. The storms stuck around, and when play resumed two days later, the Phillies won the game and clinched the championship.
In the 1989 World Series, an earthquake rattled Candlestick Park minutes before the San Francisco Giants were set to host Oakland in Game 3. The Series resumed 10 days later, and the Athletics won twice to complete a sweep.
In 1988, the NHL dealt with a blackout very similar to what happened in the Superdome on Sunday night.
Game 4 of the Stanley Cup finals between the Bruins and Oilers in Boston was tied 3-3 in the second period. Edmonton led the series 3-0.
A power outage eventually forced cancellation of the game, and the teams headed back to Edmonton for the next game, as previously scheduled. The Oilers completed their sweep 6-3 at home.
The other matchup that compares to the Super Bowl is the World Cup final at the end of the monthlong soccer tournament. FIFA has provisions for a replay, but in the era of penalty-kick shootouts, that won't happen - unless there are extenuating circumstances.
Such as a power failure.
So FIFA demands that local organizers to ensure that every stadium has an emergency independent power generator.
The NFL requires its stadiums to comply with all applicable local building codes and laws, which normally require the kind of backup system the Superdome has.
AP Sports Writers Ben Walker and Ronald Blum in New York contributed to this story.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) -- After a long wait, Jabari Brown is finally feeling like part of the Missouri basketball program.
Making his first start of the season, Brown had 18 points and seven rebounds Saturday to lead the 12th-ranked Tigers to an 82-73 win over No. 10 Illinois in the annual Braggin' Rights game.
Laurence Bowers paced Missouri (10-1) with 23 points and 10 rebounds, while Alex Oriakhi added 13 points and a game-high 14 rebounds. Phil Pressey had 12 points and 11 assists to help the Tigers win their fourth straight in the 32-year-old series.
Brown, a transfer from Oregon, became eligible after the first semester and made his initial appearance Monday in a 102-51 win over South Carolina State.
A blue-chip recruit, he made the most of his first starting assignment Saturday.
"It was fun. I'm part of the family now," he said.
Brown anxiously watched from the sidelines as the Tigers rolled out to an 8-1 record without him. After becoming eligible, he has worked hard to make up for lost time.
"I wanted to prove I could play right away and fit in any way I can," Brown said. "I spent a lot of time practicing and getting used to things and the way they play here.
"Now, I'm finally feeling comfortable."
Brandon Paul led Illinois (12-1) with 23 points. Tyler Griffey scored 14, Joseph Bertrand had 13 and Nnanna Egwu 12 for the Illini.
Missouri used a 9-0 run late in the game to take the lead for good at 70-64. The Tigers held a 58-35 edge on the boards and outscored Illinois 44-24 in the paint.
Illinois, which leads the overall series 20-12, won nine meetings in a row from 2000-08 before Missouri began its winning streak.
Brown triggered a key 9-0 spurt that erased a three-point deficit and put the Tigers ahead 70-64. He had four points and two rebounds during the 2:31 span.
Brown scored from close range off a perfect pass from Earnest Ross to increase the lead to 68-64. Pressey added a short jumper seconds later to complete the run.
Oriakhi, who had his fourth double-double of the season, was impressed with Brown's effort.
"He's unbelievable. He did a little bit of everything tonight," Oriakhi said. "I can't believe he's fit in so fast. He's one of us now."
Brown played in two games at Oregon last season before deciding to transfer. He watched last season's Braggin' Rights game from his home in Oakland and was intrigued by the atmosphere, which annually features a sellout crowd with the fans divided equally between the schools.
"I had visited (Missouri) and really hadn't made a decision, but I thought, if I choose (Missouri), that's going to be a fun game to play in," Brown said.
Missouri coach Frank Haith was more than pleased with the performance of his new addition. He immediately moved Brown into the starting lineup after a 12-point performance against South Carolina State, in which Brown excelled defensively.
"It was all about our balance," Haith said. "And he can do a lot of things."
The physical game against Illinois featured 19 lead changes, 35 fouls and 43 free throws.
"They've got a lot of depth and they've got size," Illinois first-year coach John Groce said. "They're good now. They've got a chance to get even better moving forward."
The Tigers scored 12 of the final 16 points in the first half to take a 41-35 lead into the break. Illinois reeled off eight unanswered points midway through the second half to go up 51-50 on a driving layup by Tracy Abrams. The Illini took their biggest lead of the second half, 64-61, on a baseline jumper by Egwu with 6:43 remaining.
But the Missouri defense took over from there, forcing seven successive Illinois misses. Brown, Ross, Tony Criswell and Pressey chipped in with key baskets.
Illinois managed only three field goals in the final 3:29.
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The Herd could be without three senior team captains itself. Receiver Aaron Dobson and linebacker Devin Arrington both missed last game due to knee injuries. Receiver/returner Andre Snipes-Booker left the UAB game after what looked like a blow to the head and Holliday said his status is up in the air. Another captain, sixth-year guard John Bruhin, should be back after missing the last two games with a twisted ankle.
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Here are two quick shots of my 07 NBS Crew, added the wheels last week. They are 22" Helo 835, I am going to be installing my leveling kit in the next week or two and will post a few other pics when that is installed. Please let me know what you think, and if I should even attempt for ROTM... Thanks all!
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06-29-2009, 07:52 PM #2I really like the style of those wheels, it is a taste of something different. I would think that your truck is worthy of the ROTM, it is all up to the other member's on this site I guess. Some guys like the NNBS and some don't, and you have some nice accessories to go along with your truck. Can't wait to see the leveling kit on your truck, keep up the great work.
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06-30-2009, 04:29 PM #4AJ, they do rub at about 3/4 turn but only in a short section and you have to be just right, more because they are 305/45/22 tires, my leveling kit should eliminate the issue, at least it has on everyone else that I know with 20's and meatier tires.
Thanks TRPL, I really liked the wheel and now that they are on I like them even more, can't wait to be off this weekend to install the leveling kit!Josh
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06-30-2009, 04:34 PM #5Truck looks mint, nice truck!
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Boy I hate to end the creepiness, but if you and Joe are older than dirt, then I'm probably only about as old as compost. I graduated from Quakertown HS in 1980, so I don't guess our paths crossed. Still, the coincidences were really interesting! I have to tell you guys that this is the first time since I've known that I have ancestors who fought in the CW that I've met anyone who also had 153 PA connections, and that is very cool to me! You guys have inspired me to get back to digging more deeply into my CW past! Pam |


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It's a Stretch…But Yoga Might Save Your Face
By Valerie Monroe
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Ranjana Khan, 52, is a New York City–based businesswoman and mother of two grown boys. She is also gorgeous and charming and very engaging, and an ardent practitioner of face yoga, which she speaks about with unreserved zeal. Khan believes that regularly practicing certain facial asanas (poses) for several years has lifted her features, given her more control of her expressions, and will help her avoid plastic surgery.
Khan asserts that face-yoga poses stimulate the glands in the neck and throat—the thyroid and parathyroid—which helps balance the hormones. During my brief visit with her in her downtown loft one recent afternoon, I couldn't tell whether her hormones were balanced, but I
see that she's remarkably agile and flexible, and her face is largely unlined. I wondered: Would she like to show me how she got that way?
She starts me off with the tongue lock, in which you curl your tongue as far as you can into the back of your throat while staring cross-eyed at the tip of your nose, and breathe through your nose. After five breaths, I have to stop; I become afraid my face will freeze that way, and also, my tongue and eyes feel very tired. Khan, who does the pose with me (and holds it for many more breaths than I), looks rejuvenated, energized. She asks me if I think my circulation has improved. I wish I could say yes, but… So we try another pose, the eyelid lift, good for fending off drooping lids. I close my eyes, stretch my upper lids as high as I can, let my eyeballs roll up into my head, and breathe, again, through my nose. It's difficult to hold my face in this position for more than a minute (try it; you'll see), but Khan seems to do it effortlessly. When I come out of the pose, my face feels anxious, as if it's afraid I'm going to do something strange and scary with it again. Khan, though, has an open, totally relaxed and pretty look. For the lip lines around my mouth, Khan instructs me to puff out my top lip with air, then my bottom lip, then both together as if I were blowing up a balloon, holding two fingers to my lips to keep the air from escaping. My lip lines disappear, but they reappear as soon as I relax my mouth. I'll see changes if I continue to practice, Khan assures me. I'm not convinced, but I'm still making faces (nowhere, though, where I might terrify small children). If you want to read more about face yoga, get
The Yoga Face,
by Annelise Hagen.
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2009 Washington Redskins Season Wrap-Up & Awards
By Cody Kendall ,
What a way to end the season for the 2009 Washington Redskins.
A 4-12 record marks the teams worst since 1994 (first year under Norv Turner). So much scrutiny has followed the team since the beginning, from the Jason Campbell replacement talks, to the firing of Jim Zorn, all the way to the end in the reports of Mike Shanahan. With all this circus hoopla, how could you of expected for this team to of been successful?
But regardless of the distractions from the media off the field, the Redskins still couldn't produce on it.
Quarterback Jason Campbell seemed to shine in all of the somewhat insignificant games and couldn't lead the offense consistently enough to keep us in games or put us over the top. He did have a career year with 3,618 YDS and 20 TD, but he also added a career-high 15 INT.
Jim Zorn seemed to sum up Campbell best in his last post-game press conference, saying that Campbell is not a franchise quarterback, but should be a starting quarterback in the league. Moving forward, it will be interesting to see what Washington does since Campbell will be a free agent this offseason.
Of course, Campbell wasn't helped by the inconsistency around him. Five different starting running backs and seven different offensive line combinations, with eleven different lineman. Need I say more?
As far as the defense was concerned, where do you buy hands? So many dropped passes by the secondary and linebackers this season could have easily changed the outcome of a few games. If you turn those dropped balls into interceptions and normally immediate scoring chances, we only lost six games by seven points or less. Now I'm not pinpointing that as the sole reason the 'Skins struggled, but one that should not be overlooked.
The sacks did improve from last season, with Andre Carter and rookie Brian Orakpo leading the way with eleven sacks each. However, Albert Haynesworth wasn't the key contributor as was once thought before the season began. Haynesworth also missed countless snaps and four games in total.
As I digress, let's go to the end of the season awards:
Please comment and give your own input on the awards.
This was a tough choice made easy by one simple point. Campbell was virtually the only offensive starter to survive the season. That is surprising for a guy who got put on his back on just about every dropback and was sacked a career high 43 times.
I did mention his inconsistency earlier, but you have to congratulate Campbell on having a career season under the circumstances that were put in front of him.
Campbell was and has been a classy guy in the locker room, which does catch him some flack. Again though, moving forward, what do we do with Campbell? Let him test the market, or snag him back immediately because there are no worthy free agent or college quarterbacks?
Personally, if I were him, I would jump ship and say thanks for nothing.
Stat Line: 3,500+ yards, 20 touchdowns, 15 interceptions, 200+ rushing yards with one touchdown.
Runner-ups: TE Fred Davis, WR Santana Moss, TE Chris Cooley, WR Devin Thomas
Yet another tough call, but I decided to give it to Carter & Orakpo, who are among the league's best with 22 sacks as a tandem (11 each).
I mentioned early that I find it hard to give Albert Haynesworth credit for their numbers—seven of those sacks came in games Haynesworth was out. Regardless, Carter is among the top five in tackles by a defensive lineman, and Orakpo was voted to the 2009 Pro Bowl and led all rookies with 11 sacks.
I gave them the nod over London Fletcher because I feel that Fletcher's numbers aren't surprising: He is always a 100+ tackle middle linebacker. But it was Carter & Orakpo that brought back a little fear to opposing offenses with their pass rush capabilities. Sure, Orakpo was darn near embarrassing as a coverage linebacker, but we all know he is really just a defensive end.
Stat Line (combined): 88 tackles, 28 assists, 22 sacks, 6 passes defended
Runner-ups: MLB London Fletcher, OLB Rocky McIntosh, DT Albert Haynesworth, CB DeAngelo Hall
For a guy who couldn't wake up for practice and didn't understand the playbook and his assignments, who knew that when he would be forced into action, he would grab the attention of the league with his abilities?
Davis only had three catches and 27 yards in his rookie season and was a part of a disappointing trio of rookie receivers who seemed unfit to play in the NFL.
But the first game he was forced to start (Week 7 on Monday Night Football after Chris Cooley broke his leg), Davis surpassed his career total and then some. Eight catches for 78 yards and his first NFL touchdown was only the beginning for the athletically gifted tight end.
The only issue moving forward is how to balance Davis and Chris Cooley once he returns. I'm sure whoever the next coach is, he will find a way to use both.
Stat Line: 48 receptions, 509 yards, 10.6 yards per catch, 6 touchdowns
Runner-ups: WR Devin Thomas, WR Malcolm Kelly, S Reed Doughty, QB Jason Campbell
This argument is simple. Entering Week 17 against the Chargers, punt returner extraordinaire Antwaan Randle El had just 58 return yards. In one return Sunday, he ran for 43...wow!
As a receiver, even when moved to the slot, he is just mediocre at best with some shaky hands.
But I can't solely hate on Randle El; I am dissapointed in the coaches who trusted Randle El for so long as the punt returner. Special teams can quietly win a game for you, but when you don't even seem like you want to try by having Randle El back there, it is just embarassing.
Stat Line: 17 returns, 19 fair catches, 102 return yards, 50 receptions, 530 yards, 0 touchdowns
Runner-ups: K Shaun Suisham, CB Carlos Rogers, S LaRon Landry, RB Clinton Portis
This wasn't too difficult of a decision. It was between a young rookie who played every snap relentlessly and played with passion, compared to an overweight pusher who just moseyed on and off the field.
Orakpo clearly made his presence felt around the league, as he was voted to the 2009 NFL Pro Bowl and is considered in the running for Defensive Rookie of the Year. He finished just 1.5 sacks away from a tie for third among all-time rookie sack leaders. I believe if he was used more at defensive end, he would have likely ended up with the record of 14.5 set by Jevon Kearse in 1999.
Stat Line: 50 combined tackles, 37 total, 13 assists, 11.0 sacks, 1 forced fumble, 2 passes defended
Runner-ups: DT Albert Haynesworth, G/C Edwin Williams, RB Quinton Ganther, P Hunter Smith, T Levi Jones
Wait, our best game was a loss?
I know it's crazy but it was hard to choose between four wins against the Rams (1-15), Buccaneers (3-13), Broncos (8-8), and Raiders (5-11).
But on Week 13, we had the whole nation watching our OT thriller against the then 11-0 New Orleans Saints. We had 455 total yards of offense against former defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, including Jason Campbell having a career best game in which he threw for 367 yards and three touchdowns.
Our defense held their own for as long as they could against arguably one of the most prolific offenses in the league. It came down to one kick missed by current traitor and kicker for the Dallas Cowboys, Shaun Suisham.
This game showed that we were going to fight and play hard...for at least one more game.
Runner-ups: 34-13 Win vs. Raiders (Week 14), 27-17 Win vs. Broncos (Week 10), 24-27 Loss vs. Eagles (Week 12)
Yeah...whenever you allow an NFL team to break a 19-game loosing streak against you, that is undoubtedly your worst game of the season. Considering the Detroit Lions just added one more victory on their season, you know that they weren't a worthy opponent.
But when you can't run the ball (just 65 yards) and convert third downs (2/10), along with 97 penalty yards, you're not going to win in the NFL.
The worst part of this game was that this started the fire under the coaching seat of Jim Zorn, a sideshow which plagued the team all the way up until today.
Runner-ups: 12-45 Loss vs. Giants (Week 15), 6-14 Loss vs. Chiefs (Week 6), 0-17 Loss vs. Cowboys (Week 16)
I was going to have a slide about the best trend, but nothing came to mind. So moving on to something easy: the worst trend.
Okay, the circus started before the season did, when management clearly made attempts to acquire both Jay Cutler via trade or Mark Sanchez through the draft. This created questions about Jason Campbell which followed him all season.
Next, after a Week 3 loss to the Detroit Lions, the Jim Zorn hot seat began, something that would draw attention until seasons end.
Shortly after Week 4, owner Dan Snyder pulled Sherman Lewis out of a bingo game (now that is just asking to be mocked) to make him an offensive consultant. Adding wood to the Jim Zorn fire.
Then after a Week 6 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, Jim Zorn was informed he would no longer be calling plays. Sherm Lewis would be taking over, now creating a very confusing system for which the plays would be called. Even Chris Cooley made a mockery of it on his blog.
Management wasn't done there though. Shortly before the Monday Night Football game against the New York Giants, it was announced that Vinny Cerrato was let go.
The circus continues with the rumors that have gone on for weeks about Mike Shanahan replacing Jim Zorn, who at the time was just trying to focus on winning the last few weeks of the season.
Also, players such as Albert Haynesworth decided to stir up the pot by calling out the defensive scheme and coach Greg Blache. Even Jason Campbell, for the first time ever, publicly complained about the offense and scrap offensive line, calling it "unfair."
My only question is how can you ask a coach or players to be successful with a circus like that?
Runner-ups: The offensive line shuffle, 20 ft. cushion by defensive secondary, Albert Haynesworth sitting out, LaRon Landry and Carlos Rogers biting on the double move


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The Roman Catholic archbishop-elect of San Francisco has been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.Reverend Salvatore Cordileone was arrested early Saturday morning at a DUI checkpoint in San Diego. His elderly mother was in the car with him at the time and drove herself home after the arrest.Cordileone was booked into San Diego County Jail and later released on bail. Father Jay Matthews, an outspoken pastor at St. Benedict Parish in Oakland, says he's worked closely with former Bishop Salvadore Cordileone for the past three years.He says the soon to be archbishop of San Francisco needs support during this tough time."This is a moment of understanding and a moment of compassion and they would certainly give the archbishop the benefit of the doubt, Matthews said."The Archbishop released the following statement Monday afternoon:"While visiting in San Diego this past weekend, I had dinner at the home of some friends along with a priest friend visiting from outside the country and my mother, who lives near San Diego State University. While driving my mother home, I passed through a DUI checkpoint the police had set up near the SDSU campus before I reached her home, and was found to be over the California legal blood alcohol level.I apologize for my error in judgment and feel shame for the disgrace I have brought upon the Church and myself. I will repay my debt to society and I ask forgiveness from my family and my friends and co-workers at the Diocese of Oakland and the Archdiocese of San Francisco. I pray that God, in His inscrutable wisdom, will bring some good out of this."In July, Pope Benedict XVI selected the Cordileone to replace Archbishop George Niederauer, who is retiring in October.Cordileone was most recently bishop of Oakland and several years ago was an auxiliary bishop in San Diego.He is a vigorous supporter of California's same-sex marriage ban.
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iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C head to Boost Mobile on November 8
Sprint's other prepaid provider finally gets Apple's latest smartphones. It's both the latest and one of the last carriers to offer the two devices.
Apple's iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C are finally making their way to Boost Mobile.
Boost, a unit of Sprint, said Monday that Apple's latest smartphones will be available on November 8. It's both the latest and one of the last carriers to offer the two phones.
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Apple typically pushes its new iPhones to the large big-box retailers and national wireless carriers before expanding the distribution to partners focused on prepayment customers. Virgin Mobile, Sprint's other prepaid business, got the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C last month. A smaller number of users purchase the iPhone prepaid because customers are required to pay the higher unsubsidized price.
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Editorial board memberships
- Dr. Michael Whitt serves on the Editorial Board of Virology (2000-present)
- Dr. Michael Whitt serves on the Editorial Board of Journal of Virology (2000-2005; 2010-present)
- Dr. John Fain serves on the Editorial Board of Metabolism
- Dr. Kui Li serves on the Editorial Board of PLoS ONE (2011-present)
- Dr. Gerald Byrne servers on the Editorial Board of Infection and Immunity (1986-present)
- Dr. Marko Radic serves on the Editorial Board of BMC Biotechnology as Section Editor.
Highly cited manuscripts
- Radic MZ, Erikson J, Litwin S, & Weigert M (1993) B lymphocytes may escape tolerance by revising their antigen receptors. The Journal of Experimental Medicine 177(4):1165-1173; Cited by 305 – as of 11/02/2012
- Radic MZ & Weigert M (1994) Genetic and Structural Evidence for Antigen Selection of Anti-DNA Antibodies. Annual Review of Immunology 12(1):487-520; Cited by 377 – as of 11/02/2012
- Fain JN, Madan AK, Hiler ML, Cheema P, & Bahouth SW (2004) Comparison of the Release of Adipokines by Adipose Tissue, Adipose Tissue Matrix, and Adipocytes from Visceral and Subcutaneous Abdominal Adipose Tissues of Obese Humans. Endocrinology 145(5):2273-2282; Cited by 830 – as of 11/02/2012
- Fain JN (2006) Release of Interleukins and Other Inflammatory Cytokines by Human Adipose Tissue Is Enhanced in Obesity and Primarily due to the Nonfat Cells. Vitamins & Hormones, ed Gerald L (Academic Press), Vol 74, pp 443-477; Cited by 281 – as of 11/02/2012
National/International Committees
- Dr. Kui Li served as Session Co-Chair of the Virus-Host Interactions session (9b) and also an Abstract Reviewer for the 18th International Symposium on Hepatitis C Virus and Related Viruses in September 2011
- Dr. Elizabeth Fitzpatrick has been named Vice Chair of the "Committee on Women and Diversity in Science" for the Society of Leukocyte Biology (2012)
- Dr. Marko Radic was Session Chair at the international meeting on "Anti-DNA and other Autoantibodies: Origins and Impact" held in Tromso, Norway in 2010.
- Dr. Gerald Byrne was the Founder and President of Chlamydia Basic Research Society (2003-2005)
Reviewing activities
- Dr. Michael Whitt served on NIH Virology-A Study Section: Ad hoc member (2011)
- Dr. Michael Whitt is the top 25 reviewer for Journal of Virology (2011)
- Dr. Michael Whitt served on NIH Special Emphasis Panel, Topics in Virology; Ad hoc member (2007-2009)
- Dr.Maria Gomes-Solecki has been serving in the NIH/NIAID Study Section "Small Business: Non-HIV Diagnostics, Food Safety, Sterilization/Disinfection and Bioremediation Special Emphasis Panel" since 2010.
- Dr. Gerald Byrne serves in the NIH Scientific Review Group ZRG1 F13-P [2005 – present (chair, 2006-2009)]
- Dr. Gerald Byrne is a permanent member and chair elect of the NIH VMD study Section (2009-present)
Teaching awards
- Dr. Michael Whitt is the finalist for the Student Government Association Executive Council (SGAEC) Excellence in Teaching Award - (2011)
- Dr. Michael Whitt received Golden Apple Award for Outstanding Lecturer in Medical Microbiology - (2002 and 2010)


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Mayweather VS Bradley on May 4? |
Mayweather VS Bradley on May 4? |
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I just read that a Mayweather-Bradley fight is being negotiated behind closed doors right now. If true I think this would be a fantastic matchup! They should put the Ghost against Broner on the undercard & also have Canelo in a meaningful fight there as well. What a card!!!
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Bradley isnt Manny or Rios. He doesnt have a huge following. I could see Arum renting Bradley out for one fight with Floyd. He gets Bradleys face on the big stage with Floyd. Win or lose its a win for Arum. Now there are bigger fights for Floyd such as Canelo, Guerrero, etc... which is why I think the fight wont happen. Not to mention he would get less than zero credit for the win. "Bradleys been inactive. Bradley lost to Pacquiao. Whoopty whoop whoop."
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Video: Ireland's finest private castle for €6.5m
Outside Galway, on 265 acres, is Tulira Castle. Meticulously restored by its Dutch owners, it comprises a 16th-century tower and a Victorian main house, built by Edward Martyn, cofounder of the Abbey Theatre
Eighteen years ago Ruud and Femmy Bolmeijer, the Dutch owners of Tulira Castle, were looking for a retirement project at the end of Ruud's career as a senior executive with the Mars corporation in the US. When they found the Victorian castle, outside Ardrahan in Galway, they felt they had come home.
At the time, they paid about £2 million for the property on 265 acres – mostly leased, with 95 acres of woodland – and they set about a meticulous restoration project that has transformed it into Ireland's finest private castle. The seven-bedroom home with its original 16th-century tower and Georgian courtyard buildings comes to the market this week through Ganly Walters for €6.5 million.
From the beginning the Bolmeijers have treated the project as a labour of love, considering themselves custodians of this historic home. The east wing dates from 1843 and an enormous oak door in the Great Hall leads to the adjoining medieval tower.
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The Victorian Gothic main house was commissioned in the 1880s by the then owners, Edward Martyn and his mother. Martyn was a contemporary and friend of WB Yeats and Lady Gregory and he was one of the key founders, and funders, of the Abbey Theatre in Dublin. A lover of liturgical music, he also founded the Palestrina Choir at St Mary's Pro Cathedral. In 2004 the Bolmeijers hosted an event to mark the choir's centenary when the choirboys performed a recital on the stairs and gallery of Tulira.
Ecclesiastical influences
The renowned architect George Ashlin designed the main extension to the castle, and his ecclesiastical influences are everywhere, particularly in the Great Hall, which has a 40ft high vaulted timber ceiling, a chimneypiece by Augustus Pugin and elaborate Irish marble columns with carved stone capitals. The house is something of a paean to the Martyn family name, and their motto, Sic Idor Ad Astra (Reach for the stars), is repeated on the patterned marble floor in the hall, while the family crest and Edward Martyn's likeness are immortalised in stained glass around the house.
The dramatic polished granite staircase with its marble-topped banister has a recurring religious motif carved from thick stone sweeping up to an open gallery where the five main bedrooms are located. Two further luxurious bedrooms, one with a dressing room, are in the refurbished east wing.
The Bolmeijers replaced the huge staircase window with a specially commissioned stained glass one to replicate a Pugin design from original archive plans that they discovered in London. Where possible, local suppliers and craftspeople were employed to carry out improvements on the house. Galway-based stained glass expert Richard Kimball did all the restoration and replica work on the stained glass in the upper panes in the "withdrawing room".
Original wallpaper
Warm pitch-pine floors imported from the US in the 1880s run through the main reception rooms and wood-framed ceiling quadrants are individually designed. An elaborate gold-framed mirror crowns an imposing Irish marble mantelpiece in the withdrawing room. The dining room features original wallpaper, while the library and morning room have oversized mantelpieces taken from elsewhere when the castle was built.


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The impact of the wilderness settlement is being felt on the ground through a succession of oil lease sales in Utah and Colorado. In addition, while planning for new oil exploration in the Red Lake Wilderness Study Area, the Wyoming Bureau of Land Management recently confirmed that, because of the settlement, it will not consider information submitted by conservation groups about the wilderness character of the lands.
"These documents and the extreme rapidity with which BLM settled this case suggest that BLM's interest in settling the suit had little to do with a careful appraisal of the strength of Utah's case and everything to do with catering to the administration's environmentally hostile whims," said Leslie Jones of The Wilderness Society. "It is simply wrong and illegal to sidestep bedrock environmental laws this way."
Memos and personal correspondences that the Interior Department only released to The Wilderness Society after a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit had been filed show that BLM had nearly completed secret settlement negotiations just one day after Utah raised the claims that were the focus of settlement. Most remarkably, BLM surrendered to Utah on claims that the state had not even raised and that Utah had already lost before the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
"The Interior Department not only gave Utah every single thing they asked for in the lawsuit, Interior even gave them things they hadn't asked for and couldn't possibly have won in a fair court trial," said Jim Angell, an Earthjustice attorney representing the groups.
In last year's settlement agreement, Interior Secretary Gale Norton renounced the authority of the BLM in any state to conduct wilderness inventories or to establish new Wilderness Study Areas.
The settlement also disowned BLM's comprehensive inventory of Utah's public lands, in which BLM itself found 2.6 million acres of public lands that were eligible for protection as wilderness. Moreover, the agreement specifically bars the BLM from using the information to designate new Wilderness Study Areas or protect the wilderness values of lands it identified. The new restrictions apply to BLM lands throughout the West. Documents obtained by TWS indicate that DOI considered repealing some wilderness protection policies a full month before Utah filed its lawsuit.
"Through this settlement, the Interior Department reversed a quarter century of agency policy in a manner that conflicts with every other agency's interpretation of law, and they did this in less than two weeks using an intentionally deceptive process," said Stephen Bloch, attorney for Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance. "That's not the way we're supposed to create policy in this country, and it is already having a devastating effect on our public lands in Utah and across the West."
Documents obtained through The Wilderness Society's Freedom of Information Act lawsuit also suggest that Interior Secretary's office was orchestrating a campaign to make it appear that the proposed anti-wilderness policies had congressional support. The documents show that Secretary Norton's staff drafted a letter for then-Alaska Senator Frank Murkowski to send to Secretary Norton calling for an end to reviews of federal lands for wilderness protection in Alaska. Two weeks after the draft circulated inside the Interior Department, a letter that uses large parts of the Interior draft verbatim was sent from the Alaska congressional delegation to Interior. On April 11, 2003, Secretary Norton agreed with Murkowski's request and shut down BLM's inventory of wilderness-quality lands in Alaska.
"Now that wilderness-quality lands are being put up for sale in Utah and Colorado, with more on the way in Wyoming, the ulterior motives behind last year's wilderness settlement have become clear," said Johanna Wald of the Natural Resources Defense Council. "It's a growing tragedy for our public lands that an illegal Interior Department settlement is radically altering the landscapes and communities throughout the West, with no end in sight."
"The Bush administration's backroom deal not only sought to close the door on considering wilderness quality lands for permanent protection, but it also sought to close the courtroom doors to the American people," said Mike Matz, executive director of the Campaign for America's Wilderness. "I look forward to the higher court unlocking those doors and throwing away the key that Bush and his appointees have used to prevent America's wild treasures from entering the pipeline to Congress for permanent protection."
The conservation groups challenging the settlement include: The Wilderness Society, Natural Resources Defense Council, Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, California Wilderness Coalition, Colorado Environmental Coalition, Biodiversity Conservation Alliance, New Mexico Wilderness Alliance, Arizona Wilderness Coalition, Friends of Nevada Wilderness, and Idaho Conservation League.


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