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Authorities say three of the victims were related. The names of the deceased have not been released, pending family notifications.
Harris said gunshot wounds appear to be the cause of death for every victim, noting all the shots seem to have come from inside the vehicle.
"They all died of gunshot wounds, and at this point we've ruled out any type of hostile drug takeover, a drug deal gone bad, or anything like that," Harris said. "We're exploring the possibility of some self-inflicted suicide, or murder-assisted suicide between the four. Forensics is doing a trajectory investigation now."
A passer-by noticed the vehicle on the side of the road her way to work Wednesday morning and called authorities when she saw it in the same place on her way home.
Harris said investigators have yet to find any reason to explain how the four Tennessee residents ended up in Winston County, though he believes they may have been staying in some area hotels around Alabama the past week.
Moore writes for The Cullman (Ala.) Times. The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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"A deal is a deal," Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels wrote in a Feb. 16 letter to Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, notifying him that a New Orleans Saints flag is flying in the atrium of the Indiana state Capitol, "where visitors, employees and legislators will get a good look at it."
Jindal sent the flag to Daniels as part of a friendly Super Bowl wager. No point spread, just a win or lose bet. The flag went on display Tuesday and will remain there for a week.
Daniels also joked that each day he'll be demonstrating how to cover an onside kick.
Read the letter, posted on WGNO's Web site, here.
SEP 2 North Carolina's film tax incentive is about to expire, and Louisiana is getting the first benefit, this story on the Wilmington NC newspaper's website tells us. 'Banshee,' a Cinemax series from the same guy who created 'True Blood,' is moving production to New Orleans, the story says.
SEP 2 The Washington Post calls Bobby Jindal on his latest effort to get his name in the national media. In this editorial, the newspaper says Jindal's Common Core lawsuits are just aimed at "burnishing his conservative credentials for a presidential run." The paper, of course, reminds its readers that Jindal was a staunch supporter of the curriculum back when he first brought it to Louisiana.
SEP 2 Huff Post takes a look at a project by a California university which mapped hate speech on Twitter. The project counted derogatory words for homosexuals, people of different races and people with disabilities, then used colors to show where the tweets using these words originated. Spoiler alert: We don't look too good.
SEP 2 Blogger Lamar White Jr. offers this commentary on Bobby Jindal's recent comments about the current US policy toward ISIS. Jindal's sudden, shrill interest in the subject can only be attributed to his desperate desire to be president, Lamar opines. All this begs the question: Do we really want someone in the White House who is willing to say anything to get what he wants?
SEP 2 St. Mary Parish homegirl Julie Hébert lets us in on the next step in her career in this blog post. The writer/director, who has worked on shows like ER, West Wing, Numb3rs and Third Watch, has teamed up with John Ridley, the Academy Award winning screenwriter of 12 Years a Slave, for a new ABC series that will be filmed in Austin.
SEP 2 Here's another round of crazy on the Scott Rogers shooting from the Advocate. The Baton Rouge television personality was killed last week by his son-in-law (and alleged sexual abuse victim) who then turned the gun on himself. The story gets worse and worse.
SEP 2 This post on Deadline Hollywood outlines the massive tax incentive package passed by the California legislature last week. As one California solon put it, the move is a response to years of seeing movie and TV work "cannibalized by states and other countries poaching tens of thousands of good California jobs." Hey -- is he talking about us?
SEP 2 This photo essay on the NOLA Femmes blog examines homelessness in New Orleans. There are pictures of familiar intersections which look very different during tourist events than they do no a normal day in the city, and an account of the issue since Katrina. The post makes a good point: When the city rousts homeless people the day before a tourist event but calls it a "health issue," the claim rings false, doesn't it?
AUG 29 Everyone who cares about Louisiana should take time to peruse this story about coastal loss from Bob Marshall of The Lens. It's not enough to call it a story; it's an interactive experience packed with data and amazing graphics, timelines, history, photos and excellent writing. Set aside some time, because you can't go through this one in a few minutes.
AUG 29 Huffington Post has a blog called Love Letters, which is grandly described as "an anthology of reflections on places the world over." This entry is from LSU Football Coach Les Miles, who, it appears, loves Baton Rouge. (Of course he does; he's a rich straight white man.) And certainly Baton Rouge loves him - unless he loses (ask Curley "Golden Flake" Hallman about that) or leaves (ask Nick Saban).
AUG 29 This story by WVLA tells us about a guy who got busted for speeding in Baton Rouge. Who cares? This guy took that infraction to new heights by going 129 miles per hour on Nicholson Drive. Poor fella - he probably has spent so much time sitting in Baton Rouge traffic he just had to cut lose.


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TaterToT wrote:Tom as a new fly junkie that has spent way to much time looking at flies, they look dam good for your first flies.
1080tommy wrote:still having a little hard time when finishing
Navyfisher wrote:1080tommy wrote:still having a little hard time when finishing
I learned how to hand finish, but doing it with the tool is faster and it only cost me 2 bucks off Ebay.
SJS wrote:Navyfisher, do you use a materrelli? I know a ton of people do but for some odd reason I prefer a thompson style or hand whip finish.
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1080tommy wrote:Well the flies are out. I sent them UPS ground and just had them make out a return shipping label. I put some extra packing in the form of paper towels in the slots that were holding the flies because I dropped the box and one of the peacock hurls on one of the flies broke. Should be ok now and can't wait to see what comes back. Thanks for starting this thread, I feel like I learned a lot and became a better fly maker.
SJS wrote:Oh I forgot to mention for JW, the box I put my flies in seemed a little small. So just threw in an altoids box in case you could'nt get all those flies in the box I put my flies in.
1080tommy wrote:Thanks for getting them together and shipping them back out to us. I will say it again, this was a great excercise for my and really helped my fly tying ability.
CMiller wrote:Yeah, me too. I rarely tie more than 1 or 2 at a time.
jwcustomflies wrote:Just waiting on tallfishman's flies, then ill get them out to you all.
Navyfisher wrote:jwcustomflies wrote:Just waiting on tallfishman's flies, then ill get them out to you all.
Are you going to post photos of all the flies tied?
Charged wrote:If you guys want to to do another nymph swap, Id love to join in again. I'd feel a lot more comfortable tying a few nymphs.
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Watford defender Daniel Pudil could miss the Hornets match against Derby County due to illness
5:04pm Thursday 21st February 2013 in Sport By Adam Newson
Watford defender Daniel Pudil remains a doubt for Saturday's Championship clash against Derby County and the Hornets could be without six other players.
Gianfranco Zola's side go into the game unbeaten in their last four league fixtures and have recorded back-to-back victories.
Derby's play-off hopes have stuttered and they have drawn three of their last four matches.
Zola stated today that Pudil had not been training with the side and the Czech Republic international is doubtful for Saturday's clash due to illness Tommie Hoban will be absent after flying to Italy for a consultation on an Achilles injury.
Zola stated the game would be "too early" for Fitz Hall to make a return from a hamstring injury while Neuton is also ruled out.
When asked about the fitness of midfielders Connor Smith and Prince Buaben, the Hornets head coach said: "Connor should be back in full training next week. Prince Buaben might also be training with the team tomorrow (Friday).
Zola added that Watford captain John Eustace is also likely to return to training next week. He is currently suffering with a a "muscle problem."
Derby have their own injury issues and will be without skipper Shaun Barker due to a knee ligament injury.
James O'Connor and Mark O'Brien are also sidelined for the Rams trip to Vicarage Road and youngster Kieron Freeman is a doubt after he went off injured against Bolton Wanderers in mid-week.
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— Believe it or not, tax-filing season is right around the corner. While Congress and the president wrestle over the "fiscal cliff" and the future of taxes, consumers need to be focused on the 2012 tax year.
To get a speedier refund it helps to file as early as possible. Filing early, in turn, is aided by taking a few steps between now and December 31 to get ready. Here are five things you can do now to get ready:
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"The coming tax filing season is shaping up to be like no other in recent years," said Mark Steber, chief tax officer, Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Inc. "The combination of expiring tax laws and tax policy changes, possible renewed retroactive provisions and last-minute legislative action calls for taxpayers to be extra careful when managing their taxes in order to ensure that there is no money left on the table."
Steber suggests keeping an eye out for late year legislative changes that can impact your future taxes. For example, Extender Provisions, which include the deductions for state and local sales tax, the mortgage insurance premium, deductions for out-of-pocket classroom expenses for teachers, deductions for college tuition and fees, as well as the $500 credit for making energy-efficient home improvements, could all be on the table.
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Graham Nash Calls CSN's Relationship With Neil Young 'Difficult'
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Graham Nash revealed that the reason that Crosby, Stills, & Nash are on the road this year is because Neil Young left Stephen Stills in the cold when he backed out of the Buffalo Springfield's reunion tour at the last minute. Nash was asked by AZCentral.com if that puts a strain on CSN's relationship with Young. Nash pulled no punches by saying, "It's always difficult. We've almost always felt like a redheaded stepchild with Neil. But our relationship is fine. It's just that we have to be very careful, because you never know with Neil. We could set up a whole CSNY tour and employ 80 people and get 40 buses and trucks, and have him cancel. So it's a very shaky situation. (Laughs). 'Shakey.' That's funny because that's his nickname."
He went on to add: "But needless to say, making music with Neil is a special thing, and we will do it because we're music junkies. Regardless of how he's treated us or how we've treated him, we still love to make music with the guy because it's something special."
When asked if he sees another CSNY tour happening in the near future, Nash said: "I'm not holding my breath, and I'm not sitting by the phone, but if it rings and it's Neil, we're there. It's that simple. And unfortunately, it's that one-sided. We'll do it, because the music is fantastic. We know that with Neil we could make incredible music that nobody else in the world can make. And, of course, financially, it's ridiculous."
Graham Nash told us, plain and simple, that making music with Young as part of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young has always led to fascinating results: "I love to make music with Neil. It's very different with Neil. Y'know, it's a very different band -- there's more edge, it's darker, it's funkier. It's just different."
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The number of suicide deaths in the U.S. has climbed past the number of motor vehicle deaths in recent years, due mostly to an increase in suicide among middle-aged Americans.
In 2010 there were 33,687 deaths from motor vehicle crashes and 38,364 suicides. Suicide rates among middle-aged Americans have risen substantially since 1999, according to a report in today's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
"Suicide is a tragedy that is far too common," said CDC Director Tom Frieden, M.D., M.P.H. "The stories we hear of those who are impacted by suicide are very difficult. This report highlights the need to expand our knowledge of risk factors so we can build on prevention programs that prevent suicide."
The report highlighted deaths among U.S. adults aged 35 to 64 and found that suicide rates in that age group increased 28 percent from 1999 to 2010, from 13.7 suicides per 100,000 to 17.6 per 100,000. The increase was particularly high among whites, American Indians and Alaska Natives.
The greatest increases in suicide rates were among people aged 50 to 54 years (up 48 percent) and 55 to 59 years (up 49 percent). The rates for those aged 10 to 34 and those 65 or older did not change significantly.
"The findings in this report suggest it is important for suicide prevention strategies to address the types of stressors that middle-aged Americans might be facing and that can contribute to suicide risk," said Linda C. Degutis, director of CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control.
Suicide rates increased 81 percent for hanging and suffocation, compared to 14 percent for firearms and 24 percent for poisoning. Firearms and hanging/suffocation were the most common suicide mechanisms for middle-aged men. Poisoning and firearms were the most common mechanisms for middle-aged women.
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Breast Cancer Survivors
About 10% of breast cancer is due to a hereditary change such as a BRCA mutation. Sometimes, either because of a family history of cancer or because of particular traits of the cancer itself, a diagnosis of breast cancer may suggest that the cancer is hereditary. In these circumstances an appointment with an expert, such as a geneticist or a genetic counselor, is recommended. Hereditary breast cancer and sporadic breast cancer are similar in some ways, but there are also significant differences. Learning that breast cancer is hereditary may change treatment or follow-up recommendations for breast cancer. Also, if a cancer survivor is the first person to have a genetic test in a family, his/her test result may help identify the cause of hereditary cancer in this family. This information can help other family members make decisions about genetic counseling and testing.
Breast cancer survivors with a BRCA mutation or hereditary breast cancer have a higher likelihood of developing a second breast cancer than women with sporadic breast cancer. This occurrence of a second breast cancer is considered a new "primary cancer." This is different from a "recurrence" of the original breast cancer. Breast cancer survivors with a BRCA mutation also have a higher risk for ovarian cancer. Options for risk management in cancer survivors are similar to option for cancer previvors who have never been diagnosed.
Risk for second primary breast cancer
Women with a BRCA mutation or other hereditary breast cancer who choose breast conservation to treat their breast cancer are at higher risk for another cancer in either breast than women with sporadic breast cancer. Although the exact risk depends on a woman's age and other factors, one study found that BRCA carriers diagnosed with breast cancer have a 14% chance within ten years of developing the disease in the same breast, and a 37% chance within ten years of developing the disease in the opposite breast. Another study found a 40% chance for BRCA carriers to develop cancer in the opposite breast within ten years of their initial diagnosis. The risk for a second breast cancer among women who develop sporadic cancer is about 10%.
Breast cancer risk management
Breast cancer survivors with a hereditary form of breast cancer have options for managing their risks for a second primary breast cancer. The most appropriate options depend on many considerations. In general there are three categories of risk management options which are discussed in more detail in their respective sections.
- chemoprevention for breast cancer
- surveillance for breast cancer
- Prophylactic (risk-reducing) surgery
It is important to remember that none of the risk-management options will eliminate all cancer risk. Some risk always remains, even with the surgical options.
Risk management for ovarian cancer after breast cancer
Breast cancer survivors who have a BRCA mutation or hereditary breast cancer are at higher risk for ovarian cancer than breast cancer survivors with sporadic breast cancer. A research study on ovarian cancer risk in breast cancer survivors with a BRCA mutation found a 12.7% risk in BRCA 1 carriers and 6.8% risk in BRCA 2 carriers within 10 years of the breast cancer diagnosis. The same study also concluded that BRCA mutation carriers with early-stage breast cancer benefit from prophylactic oophorectomy.
Women who undergo oophorectomy prior to natural menopause will experience menopause as a result of the surgery. Menopausal symptoms vary from woman to woman and some of the consequences of menopause are more serious than others. For more information on surgical menopause, please visit our section on this topic.
Not all breast cancer survivors who carry a BRCA mutation choose prophylactic surgery. Women who are still in treatment for breast cancer, those who are concerned about early menopause, and women who are considering having children after breast cancer have options other than oophorectomy. The options include:
Women with a family history of breast and ovarian cancer but no identified BRCA mutation have an elevated risk of ovarian cancer after breast cancer, but the exact risk is unknown. For those women with breast cancer who have a family history of breast cancer only, (no ovarian cancer in the family) but no known mutation, the risk for ovarian cancer may not be elevated above the risk for the general population. One study on women from families with an extensive history of breast cancer but without a BRCA mutation found the risk for ovarian cancer was no higher than for women in the general population.
Risk management decisions are highly personal. If you are at high risk for ovarian cancer, you need a clear sense of your own personal risk and an understanding of the potential benefits, risks, and side effects of each risk management option. Genetic experts can help breast cancer survivors who have a BRCA mutation, a family history of cancer, or other indicators of hereditary cancer determine their risk for ovarian cancer and develop a risk management plan. Continue to keep in touch with a genetics expert for updates on current knowledge.
Hereditary breast cancer treatment
Hereditary breast cancer may differ from sporadic breast cancer in ways that could effect treatment options. Therefore genetic counseling and testing are often recommended soon after diagnosis if it is believed that the results may effect treatment decisions. In the United States, BRCA results are usually available in three to five weeks. Under certain circumstances—particularly for individuals newly diagnosed with cancer, for whom test results may affect treatment choices—the test can be run more quickly for an additional cost.
Some possible treatment decisions that may be influenced by genetic test results include:
- lumpectomy and radiation vs. mastectomy
- Research has shown that, under certain circumstances, lumpectomy followed by radiation is as effective as mastectomy for treating breast cancer. In women with BRCA mutations or hereditary breast cancer, however, there is an elevated risk for a second primary cancer in the same or the opposite breast. Because of this risk for a second cancer, some women who are diagnosed with hereditary breast cancer choose bilateral mastectomy (surgical removal of both breasts) rather than undergoing lumpectomy and radiation. Studies have shown similar survival rates for women with BRCA mutations who undergo lumpectomy and radiation and women who undergo mastectomy. However, mutation carriers who undergo mastectomy are less likely to develop a second breast cancer.
- oophorectomy vs. medication to induce menopause
- BRCA carriers are at increased risk for ovarian cancer. In women with estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer, treatment often involves injections to shut down the ovaries' production of estrogen. For BRCA carriers who are at increased risk for ovarian cancer, another option may be oophorectomy, which removes the ovaries to lower the risk for ovarian cancer. Further, oophorectomy has also been shown to lower the risk for primary breast cancers in BRCA carriers who do not have bilateral mastectomies. One very small observational study showed a lower recurrence rate in BRCA 1 mutation carriers who had oophorectomy within 6 months of their breast cancer diagnosis compared with those who retained their ovaries. Another study showed that a quarter of early stage breast cancer survivors with a BRCA mutation later develop ovarian cancer if they do not remove their ovaries.
- Tamoxifen, aromatase inhibitors or other hormonal therapies
- Tamoxifen is a treatment used for estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer. Studies of BRCA carriers who were diagnosed with cancer in one breast and took tamoxifen demonstrated a reduced risk for breast cancer in the other breast. One such study showed tamoxifen lowered the risk for a new breast cancer in the other breast by about 40% in women with BRCA 1 mutations and by about 25% in women with BRCA 2 mutations. Tamoxifen may also protect bone density and reduce osteoporosis risk in postmenopausal women who cannot take hormone replacement. Not all experts agree that tamoxifen is appropriate for preventing a second breast cancer in women with BRCA1 mutations. For more information, see our section on tamoxifen.
- Aromatase inhibitors are medications that are prescribed for some post-menopausal women to reduce estrogen production by their fat cells and adrenal cells. These drugs are used for preventing breast cancer recurrence in women with cancers that are estrogen or hormone-receptor positive. One study found that an aromatase inhibitor known as anastrozole reduced breast cancer survivors' risk developing a new cancer in the other breast by 58 percent. This study did not look specifically at women with BRCA mutations, so the benefits of these medications to prevent breast cancer in BRCA carriers is not certain. For more information, see our section on aromatase inhibitors
As new research continues, treatments specifically targeting hereditary cancers may become available. Some studies have suggested that BRCA-associated cancers may respond more favorably to certain chemotherapies. A study looking at breast cancer cells grown in tissue cultures demonstrated that a functioning BRCA 1 gene is necessary for response to Taxol chemotherapy and suggests that women with BRCA 1 mutations and breast cancer may not respond as well to these agents as women with sporadic cancer. However, this research is preliminary and has not been tested in clinical trials with breast cancer patients.
A new class of medications called "PARP Inhibitors" may specifically kill hereditary cancer cells caused by a BRCA mutation and spare healthy cells. A preliminary study on breast cancer cells in mice has been encouraging, killing cells that model the BRCA breast cancer cells and eliminating tumors. Research using PARP inhibitors for BRCA-associated cancer in women with metastatic breast cancer has begun in the United Kingdom. Phase II clinical trials are available for women with metastatic (stage IV) breast cancer who are BRCA positive and who have already undergone standard chemotherapy for their disease. See our clinical trials page for information on PARP inhibitor studies.
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Confronting breast cancer diagnosis or treatment can be confusing and frightening. If you are a breast cancer survivor, sometimes it helps to speak with other women who have faced similar circumstances. Learn more about talking with other breast cancer survivors in our Pre-vivors & Survivors support section.
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America's Christmas tree farmers are in full swing to provide a true "real green" product that creates jobs, is grown on plantations in the U.S.A. and is recyclable. And, yes, the trees will make our homes look and smell festive for a few joyous weeks.
Puget Sound Christmas tree farmers and local retail lots are offering a wide variety of species. To help select your favorite tree, the characteristics of the more popular species are listed below.
Douglas-fir: This tree is generally available as a sheared tree and is the most common species found on tree lots.
It has a nice fragrance and a medium-to-good shelf life. Because of the thick, bushy crowns, they do not lend themselves to large or heavy decorations.
This species is the easiest to grow because it is relatively problem free. It requires seven to eight years to mature as a Christmas tree.
Noble fir: This species is considered the "Cadillac" of Christmas trees. It grows in a more open pattern, has stout branches, luxurious green needles, a long shelf life and has a nice fragrance. It is popular with families that have large or heavy ornaments.
It is the most expensive tree because it takes eight to ten years to mature and is the most difficult species to grow.
Grand fir: This sheared tree is the most fragrant of the native species. It has an attractive needle that makes it a popular choice as a flocked tree.
Grand fir trees require eight to nine years to grow and have a medium shelf life.
Fraser fir: This North Carolina native has strong branches that will hold heavier ornaments. The needles have a pleasant fragrance and a long shelf life comparable to a noble fir.
Fraser fir trees are difficult to grow because of the many pests that threaten them. They require eight to 10 years before they are ready for harvest.
Norway and blue spruce trees: These are generally available only at choose-and-cut farms. They will hold heavy decorations. Some consumers think they are "child and pet proof" because of the stiff, prickly needles.
Spruces require eight to nine years to mature as Christmas trees and have a medium shelf life.
Where to Find Trees
To enjoy a fun experience with the family, visit a local choose and cut farm. Locations and tree information can be found on the Puget Sound Christmas Tree Association website, www.pscta.org. Many nurseries, stores and charity groups will offer trees at retail lots.
Proper Tree Care
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Niners RB Coffee shockingly calls it quits
Second-year RB Glen Coffee has announced that he is retiring from football, seemingly catching everybody connected with the team off guard.
Niners C Heitmann suffers broken leg
The Niners' revamped offensive line suffered a blow Monday when veteran starting C Eric Hietmann suffered a broken fibula that is expected to keep him sidelined from 6-8 weeks.
Ex-Saint Jackson no longer 'the other guy'
Rickey Jackson has sometimes been "the other guy," not getting the recognition he deserved. That changed, however, when he was elected to the Hall of Fame.
Niners newcomer Ginn looking like good catch
Ted Ginn Jr. was obtained from Miami primarily to upgrade the Niners' woeful kick-return game. But a lot more attention is being paid early in training camp to Ginn's impressive work as a receiver.
Rice's resolve earned him place in history
Jerry Rice had obvious physical skills, but what set him apart was his drive to do whatever it took to be the very best, enabling him to overcome a shaky start to his NFL career.
Niners sign first-round pick Iupati
The 49ers finished up a very busy Friday morning with the signing of first-round OG Mike Iupati to a five-year contract. Earlier in the day, the Niners signed three other 2010 draft picks — first-round OT Anthony Davis, second-round S Taylor ...
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The 49ers announced Friday that they have signed first-round OT Anthony Davis to a five-year contract and second-round S Taylor Mays and third-round LB Navorro Bowman to four-year deals.
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Dan Arkush identifies the top five players on each NFC West team who figure to play crucial roles, including Rams rookie QB Sam Bradford.
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In the final installment of our training-camp reports, we look at NFC West teams, including the Seahawks, who'll use Aaron Curry as a stand-up end.
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The left-handed slugger's first All-Star berth was yet another sign of how far he has elevated his game since coming to the Red Sox last season.
Ortiz, the American League leader in RBIs, will ride shotgun with teammates Manny Ramirez and Curt Schilling in Houston on July 13.
"I feel great, especially for David," said Red Sox ace Pedro Martinez. "Curt and Manny have always been there. I'm happy for them. But for David, his first time, he was praying he'd make it. I just can't describe how happy I am for him."
Ramirez, Boston's lethal cleanup man, was voted in by the fans as a starter for the fourth time in his four seasons with the Sox. It was Ramirez's eighth career selection to the All-Star team.
The left fielder became just the third player in Red Sox history to be voted in four consecutive times, joining Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski (1967-72) and five-time batting champion Wade Boggs (1986-92).
"I'm just very proud to be selected to the All-Star Game once again. That's something that, when you're not playing anymore, that's always going to be there for your kids," said Ramirez. "You're always going to remember that. I just want to thank all my fans. They're always good to me. It is fun, especially when the fans vote for you. It's going to be real fun."
While other Sox players have been in and out of the lineup with injuries, Ramirez and Ortiz have carried the offense at times.
Ramirez is hitting .340 with 22 homers, 65 RBIs and a slugging percentage of .656.
Ortiz has proved that his breakout last year, when he finished fifth in the American League MVP voting, was no fluke. He's elevated his game even more this year, hitting .306 with 31 doubles, 22 homers and a league-leading 76 RBIs. The Sox signed Ortiz in January 2003, after he was released by the Twins.
"He's been unbelievable," Sox manager Terry Francona said of Ortiz. "I just think he's gotten to the point in his career where I think he knows he belongs. He made a splash last year kind of and now he realizes he belongs. I guess the thing I really appreciate is he's taking this and kind of running with it. He understands that not only being a good hitter, but being a good player, there's lot of responsibility and accountability that comes with it. I see him learning that and getting better at it."
For Ortiz, it was the culmination of years of hard work.
"I worked for it, man," said Ortiz. "I try my best all the time. I had the hope that one day I was going to have the chance and here we are. Now I'll just keep trying to have more opportunities."
His work this season was recognized by his peers, as Ortiz was selected by a combination of players, coaches and managers. He had 480 votes, beating out Kevin Harvey (189) by nearly 300 votes at first base.
As for Schilling, he has been just the rock for the rotation the Sox envisioned when they traded for him the day after Thanksgiving and then signed him to a two-year extension. The right-hander and six-time All-Star is 11-4, placing him in a tie with Kenny Rogers for the league lead in wins. His 3.08 ERA was fourth at the start of play on Sunday. His 120 innings lead the league.
Even at the age of 37, the thrill of going to the All-Star Game has not worn off.
"It's never gotten old," said Schilling. "It's the best players on the planet. To be included in that is something I'm very proud of."
Schilling's worth has never been more evident than in the last few weeks, as the Sox have been in a rut as a team. He's taken the ball seven consecutive times following a Boston loss, and the Sox have won six times.
"Obviously, Curt is having a Schilling-type year," said Red Sox closer Keith Foulke. "He's going out there and dominating the game. He's definitely an All-Star."
Like Ortiz, Schilling was voted in by his peers. With 243 votes, he ranked second behind Oakland's Mark Mulder (289) in the pitcher balloting.
Other Sox who made strong All-Star bids but didn't make the team were Martinez and Foulke. Martinez, a three-time Cy Young Award winner and six-time All-Star, is 8-3 with a 3.74 ERA and has 105 strikeouts.
"I'm an old goat," quipped Martinez. "There's a lot of people to choose. A lot of people are having great years. To me, it's not a big deal."
Foulke has been dominant in his first year with the Sox, posting a 1.28 ERA over his first 36 outings. Hurting his bid was a lack of save opportunities. He is 13 for 16 and has had just one save opportunity since June 13.
"I'll have three days of nice tan from Arizona," said Foulke. "That all goes back to, it's kind of a numbers game sometimes, I'm happy with the way I'm throwing the ball. I didn't make it. Arizona is nice this time of year."
And for three members of the Red Sox, so, too, will Houston.
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Broncos' Moreno goes from roster bubble to No. 2 back
Former first-round pick Knowshon Moreno has gone from being on the Broncos' roster bubble to being the team's No. 2 back heading into 2012.
NFL Links: How hot is Reid's seat in Philly?
A Philadelphia writer thinks anything short of a Super Bowl appearance could get Eagles coach Andy Reid fired.
Bengals put C Cook on I.R. recall; sign TE Quinn
Bengals C Kyle Cook received the "designated to return" injury label, allowing him to be placed on injured reserve with the option of being reactivated later.
Report: CB Florence to sign with Lions
Multiple reports said that CB Drayton Florence, who was cut by the Broncos on Friday, will sign with the Lions on Sunday.
Broncos cut CB Florence
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Broncos LB Williams' suspension remains in place
A federal appeals court has declined to overturn a six-game suspension for Broncos LB D.J. Williams, The Denver Post reported Monday.
Broncos cut LS Paxton, 11 others
The Broncos released veteran LS Lonie Paxton and waived 11 other players to get down to the 75-man roster limit Monday.
Broncos place DE Hunter on I.R.
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Former Redskins RB Portis to retire
Former Redskins RB Clinton Portis will announce his retirement at Redskins Park on Thursday, the team announced.
Ravens DT McBean to miss season
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Giants sign DT Thomas
The Giants signed former Broncos DT Marcus Thomas to a one-year deal on Thursday, ESPN's Josina Anderson first reported.
Jury convicts Williams of ability-impaired driving
Jurors convicted Broncos LB D.J. Williams on Wednesday of driving while ability-impaired and driving without headlights.
Falcons among narrow Week One favorites
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Broncos ORG Kuper suffers forearm injury
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) - The football season is just under way, but already some things have become clear about this year's version of the Southeastern Conference.
Below is a list of 10 things we learned from watching SEC games this week.
1. South Carolina is overrated. Marcus Lattimore appeared to be fine, but he was not quite as explosive as he was before his ACL injury last season. The Gamecocks (1-0) looked very sluggish, failed to get anything going consistently on offense and looked vulnerable at times on defense.
You can say Connor Shaw got hurt and that limited the offense's ability, but that's ignoring this little bit of truth: South Carolina wasn't doing anything particularly well before he got hurt and after the injury, didn't look any worse.
Yes, they won 17-13, but they got help from a pass interference no-call (more on this later), had a well-timed interception that they probably don't win without and never looked ready to play a game. In other words, they were lucky. If South Carolina doesn't fall from the No. 9 spot after that game, the voters weren't paying attention.
2. Vanderbilt needs a receiver. We'll stay in the same game for a second because Vanderbilt could have easily taken the win.
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said it best: "They don't have any slow dudes like they used to." Jordan Rodgers is a good quarterback and will definitely have a bright future for the Commodores (0-1), but he doesn't have anybody to throw to. When Vandy's receivers got open the few times they did, Rodgers' throws were on target and led to big plays, but that was the exception rather than the rule.
With a solid receiver target for Rodgers to throw to, Vanderbilt would have cruised against a Gamecock secondary that looked vulnerable and confused most of the night.
3. Tennessee's offense can be explosive, but can't sustain a long drive. With the dismissal of Da'rick Rogers, Tennessee was expected to lose its biggest offensive weapon. Maybe the Volunteers (1-0) did, but apparently the No. 2 option was just as good.
Cordarrelle Patterson was dynamic, scoring on a 41-yard reception and a 67-yard end around. Quarterback Tyler Bray also hit Zach Rogers on a 72-yard pass. At one point, Tennessee scored 16 points in 38 seconds. But when it came to putting together a long drive, the Vols couldn't sustain it. Dropped passes and an inconsistent running game stalled the offense several times. Against better teams than N.C. State - and Tennessee plays several - they won't be able to get away with that.
Either way, the 35-21 win gets Tennessee off to a good start in a season when head coach Derek Dooley is under pressure to succeed.
4. Georgia did what Georgia does. The Bulldogs (1-0) were playing Buffalo, so how excited they were and how much of their true game plan was used is anybody's guess. Despite that, though, Georgia won 45-23. However, they were playing Buffalo.
Buffalo won three games last year playing in the MAC. They won two the previous season. In 31 games against BCS Conference schools, the Bulls have lost – LOST – 30. So, that Georgia won was not surprising. However, the Bulldogs didn't look particularly good doing it. At least, they didn't look like the No. 6 team should have.
Georgia was dealing with a lot of players with off-field problems – including a suspension for All-America safety Baccari Rambo – and suffered a couple of injuries in the game, and that could account for some of the sluggish play. But as said earlier, they were playing Buffalo.
Now, to be fair, Georgia won by 22 points. However, they were 37.5-point favorites and the 'Dogs played uninspired football the entire game. That's nothing new for Georgia, though. For several years, Georgia has had the ability to beat anyone they play and the ability to lose to anyone they play. You never really know which Georgia team is going to show up.
Once they get their guys back from suspension and injury then things should pick up, especially on defense, but Georgia fans can't be too thrilled with what they saw Saturday.
5. We'll have to wait until next week to see how the "newbies" do. Missouri (1-0) at least played a game … if you call a 62-10 win over Southeastern Louisiana a game. Texas A&M "changed the game" so much the game wasn't even played.
Maybe Hurricane Isaac is to blame for that – or Louisiana Tech for postponing the game until Oct. 13 – but it's much easier just to take a cheap shot at Texas A&M. Next week it will get better on this front because both will be at home in conference games. Missouri will face Georgia and Texas A&M will use 12 men to play against Florida's 11. Somehow that won't be against the rules, and the next entry explains why.
6. The refs are rusty. A strong case can be made that South Carolina doesn't win without a pass interference no-call that benefited the Gamecocks' defense.
With less than two minutes to go, Vanderbilt had a fourth-and-7, and if not for the penalty would have had the ball 30 yards away from taking the lead. Even without the catch, the penalty would have given Vandy a first down and the ball across the 50.
That call is indisputable. It was blatantly wrong. But Tennessee was hurt on a play a little more debatable. Tyler Bray rushed Tennessee to the line just before halftime to try to take a two-touchdown lead on a quarterback sneak. He didn't get in. Or did he?
It looks like the ball touches the plane of the goal line – all it has to do – before he loses control and fumbles. He actually lost control, gained it back and lost it again. No one is going to fault the referees for missing the call live. It was just too hard to tell. But the play was reviewed and upheld. Maybe there wasn't "indisputable video evidence" to overturn it, but the evidence was as clear as from this play a year ago, and it was changed.
And just to pile on, at one point in the Auburn-Clemson game, it took two video reviews to get the spot of the ball correct. Sticking with the rules…
7. If your helmet comes off, you miss a play. When was this rule implemented, and why did no one point out how stupid it is?
In principle, it's a decent idea. Just how often does a player's helmet come off? According to this weekend, all the time. Clemson's quarterback lost his helmet twice in three plays. On one of those, an Auburn defender wrapped his arm around his neck and while pushing him to the ground, the helmet went with the defender's arm. The result? He has to sit out the next play.
Um … why?
They say it's for safety. OK. A player's helmet comes off and he goes to the sideline and puts it back on. The training staff huddles around him like a NASCAR pit crew getting it back in place, and tighter. He comes back on the field. And if he's Tajh Boyd, the aforementioned Clemson QB, two plays later it comes off again. It came off again with less than two minutes to play at the 1-yard line with Clemson trying to go up by two scores to clinch the game. He came out and instead of trying for a TD, Clemson opted to kick a field goal and only went up by 7.
Is Clemson's pit crew incompetent or was Auburn playing dirty? I don't know, and that question shouldn't even have to be asked. But it does have to be asked, because with this rule in place what is to keep a team from going after the helmet of a star player? It would be a penalty, but when Boyd's helmet came off, no penalty was called either time.
Alabama's Eddie Lacy complained of the same thing after coming up from a pile helmetless against Michigan. No penalty was called there, either.
Safety. It could actually end up making the game more dangerous.
8. If Mike Gillislee gets hurt, Florida's offense is toast. As much as Georgia struggled against Buffalo, they did get something going in the second half. Florida, however, was inconsistent all game against Bowling Green. Gillislee rushed for 148 yards on 24 carries and scored two touchdowns in a 27-14 win.
Outside of that, Florida (1-0) was all over the place. They are young, and it badly showed. Florida hasn't been a power running team in about four years, and the transition back to one – if that's what the Gators are trying to do – is going to be a struggle.
9. Next week will be a make or break game for Auburn. After a 26-19 loss to Clemson, Auburn will have to regroup next week against Mississippi State or there is a very good chance the Tigers (0-1) will start the season 1-4.
Auburn is on the road against Mississippi State (1-0) next week before getting Louisiana-Monroe. Then it's back-to-back games with LSU (1-0) and Arkansas (1-0). A loss to the Bulldogs, and Auburn could risk not becoming bowl eligible with games against Georgia and Alabama at the end of the season.
Auburn will need to take advantage of the opportunity to win close games, like the one with Clemson on Saturday. Miss out on those opportunities and it's going to be a long year.
10. Alabama could score 60 points a game running the wishbone. A.J. McCarron doesn't have the speed you would want in a wishbone quarterback, but with Jalston Fowler at fullback and Eddie Lacy and T.J. Yeldon as the tailbacks, it's hard to envision a way to stop that.
And with play-action passes coming off of that, well, just ask Michigan how that looks.
Yeldon was especially stellar, gaining more than 100 yards in impressive style. Each back has a different approach. Fowler is a power runner, Yeldon is a speedster and Lacy has a combination of the two. Lacy was the starter for the 41-14 win over Michigan, but had the worst game. Lacy had 35 yards and a touchdown, Fowler had 67 yards and Yeldon gained 111 with a touchdown. Lacy wasn't used in the second half because he wasn't needed.
Lacy is still considered the best of the group, but in a couple of weeks, that may no longer be the prevailing wisdom. Whoever ends up getting the bulk of the carries should have no problem finding room behind the Tide's overpowering offensive line.
There's a 0 percent chance Nick Saban switches the Tide (1-0) to the wishbone before playing Arkansas in two weeks, but wouldn't that be fun to see?
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