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|Drivers glad focus on Chase and not Richmond mess
|Wednesday, October 23, 2013 8:11 PM
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Jeff Gordon got into the Chase for the Sprint Cup Championship when NASCAR made an unprecedented move to expand the playoff field to 13 drivers after the controversial ending at Richmond.
Six weeks later, his Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jimmie Johnson is back on top of the standings and in a tight points race with Matt Kenseth. Gordon is fifth, still mathematically in contention for his fifth title, just behind Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick.
And the focus finally seems to be back on the championship, instead of the shenanigans that occurred just before the 10-race Chase began.
"You're going to go through rough patches and take some hits whether you're a competitor or whether you're a sport. That was certainly one of them," Gordon said during testing at Texas Motor Speedway this week. "But ever since then, the focus has been on the competition and what's happening on the track and I feel like every week that builds, we've got a tight points battle with the first two guys and that's certainly going to every week create a lot of interest."
Johnson takes a 4-point lead over Kenseth into Sunday's race at Martinsville. It's the first time Kenseth hasn't been the points leader since the Chase began and he opened it with wins in the first two rounds. But the Joe Gibbs Racing driver is coming off a 20th-place finish at Talladega that allowed Johnson to take his first lead of the Chase.
Gordon was added to the Chase when NASCAR Chairman Brian France determined the 4-time champion did not have a fair chance to race his way into the 12-driver field because of the actions of at least three organizations over the closing laps at Richmond.
NASCAR determined that Michael Waltrip Racing manipulated the outcome of the race in a bid to get Martin Truex Jr. into the Chase. The sanctioning body also placed Penske Racing and Front Row Motorsports on probation for the rest of the season when one-sided radio chatter showed Front Row discussing giving Penske track position in exchange for an unidentified favor.
"It definitely was a funk," Johnson said. "I think that it's kind of a distant thought now for most, although I saw Martin Truex (at testing in Texas on Tuesday) and it certainly isn't a distant thought for him. … I feel bad for the guy."
The fallout has cost Truex his job at MWR. The team will run that car only a partial schedule next season because sponsor NAPA Auto Parts announced it is leaving at the end of the season, a decision that forced MWR to layoff roughly 15 percent of its workforce.
Johnson said he hopes NASCAR has learned a lot about what happened and can prevent it from happening again.
"I feel like the racing and the tight points battle we've had has really come through all of that and there's a really good outlook for our 2013 season when you reflect back on it when the year's over," he added.
Gordon said those few days after Richmond were among the toughest he's ever been through in racing.
"My emotions are good right now," he added. "Now that things have gone well, it's been fun. Racing has been fun since Chicago."
DIXON THE GREAT: When it's all said and done — and at just 33 years old, who knows when that will be — Scott Dixon will go down as one of the greatest drivers in IndyCar history.
His numbers already rank him as one of the most complete drivers the series has ever seen.
Dixon won his third championship Saturday night by finishing fifth at Fontana to cap a remarkable comeback. He was seventh in the standings and winless at the midpoint of the season but ended the year with four wins in the final nine races — good enough for a 27-point victory over Helio Castroneves in the final standings.
This championship came in a 19-race season in which IndyCar had 10 different winners. The schedule included 10 street courses, six ovals and three road courses — far different from his 2003 championship, which was a 16-race schedule of only ovals. Dixon had three wins in 2003 and finished second five times.
The IndyCar landscape began to shift in 2008 as the 18-race schedule consisted of 10 ovals, four road courses and three street races. Dixon won six times, including the Indianapolis 500.
Now, with his three titles and 33 career victories that rank seventh on the all-time wins list, Dixon has clearly established himself as a modern-day great.
Where will he be when he's finished?
"I don't know. I think I'm kind of one of those people that once it's said and done, I'm done with racing, I can look back and say, 'Hey, we achieved this, I achieved this.' That's the time for that," Dixon answered. "For me right now, I love racing. I want to race. Whether it's IndyCar stuff, sports car stuff that the team does, I love being at a track. I love waking up thinking about it, train for it, do all that kind of stuff."
NOT GIVING UP: Carl Edwards is doing a balancing act the last four races of the NASCAR season.
"We are not putting this season behind us yet,'" he said.
Even though his championship chance this year is all but gone — he's 10th in the standings and 68 points behind leader Johnson, Edwards isn't ready to count the rest of this season as just testing and preparation for next year.
"We have two things to do for the rest of the year. Number one, just win as many races as we can, have as much fun as we can," Edwards said. "But two, it's a real close second, is to prepare for 2014. It starts over again very quickly and every bonus point you can get through wins next season will help you to compete for that championship."
The Roush-Fenway Racing driver has twice been the season runner-up, including 2011 when he tied in points but finished second on the tiebreaker because Tony Stewart had more wins. Edwards won a series-high nine races in 2008, when he was also second.
"My mission is to win the championship. That what I want to do," Edwards added. "I know what it's like to win a bunch of races in a year. I know what it's like to be close."
MAMMOVAN: Alexis DeJoria heads to the NHRA Toyota National at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway with her Funny Car painted pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month.
But DeJoria has taken the cause a step further, partnering with Nevada Health Centers to bring a "Mammovan" to the race. The mobile mammogram unit in a semi-truck will provide free mammograms to women over 40 at the track. The Mammovan will be located behind DeJoria's pit the entire race weekend.
"I'm very grateful that we were able to partner with the Nevada Health Centers this year, and provide this incredible service in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month," added DeJoria, who plans to be at the van during down time over the weekend.
NASCAR punishes Corey LaJoie for insensitive tweet
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — NASCAR has ordered Richard Petty Motorsports development driver Corey LaJoie to undergo sensitivity training for an insensitive tweet.
LaJoie was also placed on indefinite probation Wednesday.
NASCAR did not refer to the since-deleted Oct. 15 tweet, by penalized LaJoie for "an insensitive and intolerable communication." The tweet suggested TSA should conduct a cavity search of a man wearing a turban.
The 22-year-old LaJoie wrote in a statement "it was an immature and insensitive comment. I'm upset with myself and how this has affected what has been a very positive year in my career."
LaJoie competes in the NASCAR K&N East Series and ARCA. He is expected to run some Nationwide Series races next season.
RPM this week fired crew chief Todd Parrott for failing a random NASCAR drug test.


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If there has been a downside to a mostly upbeat Lions training camp, it is that ORT Gosder Cherilus hasn't nailed down a starting job yet.
Suh agrees to terms with Lions
The Lions got a deal done Tuesday with their top draft pick, DT Ndamukong Suh. The former Nebraska Cornhusker agreed to terms on a five-year contract worth $68 million, with $40 million guaranteed, a league source told NFL Network's ...
Consistency was LeBeau's calling card
Early in his playing career, Dick LeBeau was told that "less than one percent of one percent" of NFL players make the Pro Football Hall of Fame. On Saturday, he joins that very short list of players enshrined in Canton ...
Offensive success starts up front for Lions
The offensive line long has been an area of consternation for the Lions, and it remains a concern until proven otherwise.
NFL suspends, fines Lions president Lewand
The NFL has suspended Lions president Tom Lewand for 30 days and fined him $100,000 for violating its personal-conduct policy after his guilty plea to a charge of driving while impaired.
Lions agree to terms with first-round RB Best
The Lions have signed first-round RB Jahvid Best just as the team was reporting to training camp.
NFC North training-camp reports
In Part Six of our training-camp reports, we look at the NFC North teams, including a pairing of Jay Cutler and Mike Martz in Chicago.
Lions must identify fourth DL starter
Kyle Vanden Bosch, Corey Williams and Ndamukong Suh are good bets to start on the Lions' defensive line. But what about left defensive end?
Lions president Lewand pleads guilty to DUI
Lions president Tom Lewand pleaded guilty Friday to driving while impaired, following up a June 25 arrest in which a police officer observed his car weaving from one lane to another.
Lions bring back CB Bly
The Lions have announced they have signed free-agent CB Dré Bly, who played four seasons with the team previously.
Lions' pass on Haynesworth no surprise
The Lions made it public that they have no intention of dealing for DT Albert Haynesworth, and our sources say they never came close to a trade.
Vikings claim WR Mitchell
The Vikings have claimed WR Marko Mitchell off waivers from the Lions and have waived two players.
Report: Lions president arrested for DUI
Lions president Tom Lewand was arrested on suspicion of driving while under the influence of alcohol Friday night, according to the Detroit Free Press.
Lions sign fourth-round OT Fox
The Lions have signed fourth-rounder OT Jason Fox.
Lions counting on Smith, Pettigrew returning healthy
A lot of eyebrows were raised when the Lions landed TE Tony Scheffler and RB Jahvid Best, but the team is still counting on contributions from TE Brandon Pettigrew and RB Kevin Smith.
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The Colts trimmed their roster to 53 by waiving seventh-round draft pick Ray Fisher, the Indiana alum, undrafted free agent Brandon James and receiver Sam Giguere - making Moore, the clear winner, in the competition for the return job.||||||| Moore, a free agent from Wyoming, impressed coaches with a brilliant effort on both kickoff and punt returns in the Colts' second preseason game. The running back also showed good burst when he carried the ball.

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Once again I am forced by progress to revise my original book:" Espresso Coffee: Professional Techniques". The impetus for this is bottom-less porta-filter techniques and theory, and the absolute perfection of steamed milk texture with Shojiro's new steam tip, the Foam Knife 1.
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A play about "Bloody Tuesday," one of Birmingham's most violent days in the Civil Rights movement, is coming to Tuscaloosa this weekend.
Bloody Tuesday was an attempt to march from First African Baptist Church to the county courthouse. About 33 people went to the hospital and another 94 were arrested, but this event wasn't widely reported.
This weekend, two showings of the play 'Getting Outta Bombingham' are scheduled for Central High School in Tuscaloosa. The story is based on the Birmingham Children's March.
Along with the play, a total of 100 people who contributed to Civil Rights advancements in the Tuscaloosa area will be honored.
A new group called Unity Tuscaloosa is one of the organizers of this event. They want this to be a way for people to learn from history.
"We can't live in the past. We need to take what we learned, honor those who sacrificed back then, but don't let that sacrifice go to waste. You know, let's see where we're at and how we're going to move forward for the next 50 years," Brooks Mouchette with Unity Tuscaloosa said.
The City of Tuscaloosa and Tuscaloosa City School system are also making the play possible.
"Getting Outta Bombingham" is happening Friday, Feb. 28 and Saturday, March 1 at 6:30 p.m. at Central High School.
Tickets are free, but there's a limited number available. Tickets can be picked up at Lighting Plus on McFarland Boulevard East.
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(Democracy Now! 0930 PST, March 2, 2011) UN Reports have emerged of a dire situation on Libya's borders with Tunisia and Egypt, where tens of thousands have fled to evade the clashes. Democracy Now! speaks with Elizabeth Tan of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the agency working to provide shelter, sanitation, food and transportation at the border of Libya.
(Democracy Now! 0715 PST, March 2, 2011) Resistance in Libya as Gaddafi forces launch new assaults, and US silent on recent crackdown in Iraq.


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A man has pleaded guilty to charges connected to a drug-related shooting in Iowa City last year.
Court records show 21-year-old Peter Thullen, of Cedar Rapids, entered guilty pleas Tuesday in Johnson County District Court to first-degree burglary and willful injury. Charges of attempted murder and going armed with intent were dropped.
Thullen was accused of shooting an Iowa City man in November 2012. Police say Thullen and another man, Andrew Meyer, went to the victim's home to collect a drug debt.
The Iowa City Press-Citizen reports (http://icp-c.com/18mduLe ) Thullen will be sentenced in January.
Meyer, also of Cedar Rapids, is scheduled to go to trial in December. He faces charges of attempted murder, going armed with intent and first-degree burglary. Court records do not list an attorney for him.
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Why I Hate Religion, But Love Jesus
This is really an amazing video. Can't really add any witty commentary to it. Just watch it.
Lottery Winner On Food Stamps
This is just fantastic! Heck, after taking the lump sum and paying taxes, she only had a little over half a million dollars left! What's a girl to do? She has two houses to support after all.
Obama Lauds Professor Derek Bell
Let's all get in the "way back machine" and travel back to the early 90′s for a little dose of young Obama heaping praise on a radical professor. Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose or in English, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Shameful: Union Mobs Storm Wisconsin Capitol
Simply Amazing. I never thought I would see mobs like this in America. Most of these protesters don't even look old enough to understand the issues they are protesting. If they are university students it's almost a guarantee that they have no clue. Pathetic.
Boss Tells Employee When To Show Up For Work
Oh the horror! This poor guy has a boss who actually tells him how to perform his duties. The boss even makes him show up for work at a certain time! Make it stop! Can't anybody help this poor lad? Be sure to watch the whole thing. It's scary.
Oh, Those Violent Tea Partiers Not
Another example of violence coming from those evil Tea Party folks! Oh wait….my bad….its a leftist not a Tea Party person. Carry on…..
Randi Rhodes Trifecta of Tastelessness
This is an excellent example of disrespect, hatefulness and incivility. Or as I like to call it a "trifecta of tastelessness." Thank God for all those Democrat lectures we got a few months back about being nice. I'm thinking Randi might have been napping during those. See for yourself.
Union Intimidation in Ohio (S.B.5)
Here's a real sweet union activist for you. You have to wonder if he kisses his mother with this mouth. WARNING EXTREMELY VULGAR LANGUAGE. DO NOT WATCH IF YOU ARE EASILY OFFENDED! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
Wisconsin Democrats Have Meltdown
This is really funny to watch. These protesters behave like spoiled children. Did the Republicans act this way after legislation they disagreed with was passed? Uh….no.
Obama Introduces "Guest President" Program
From the department of "couldn't lead a tornado to a trailer park" comes this little gem of a video. President Obama stating that he had other business to attend to (presumably really important stuff) handed off the podium to none other than Bill Clinton to let him pitch the proposed tax compromise. Who said Obama […]


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|Dogs make toughest bird hunting better
By Kurt Krueger
FEW THINGS in the world of hunting are more difficult than chasing ruffed grouse when the forests still have a full compliment of leaves.
It's a time of the season meant for patient gunners who don't mind hearing a lot more flushes than the number of birds that will give them a decent look — or any look at all.
For those who choose to hunt without a dog, the early season can be even more frustrating as birds hold tight and give the hunter no clue of their presence, whether
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Among the quarterbacks in the 2011 NFL Draft, Ryan Mallett would probably be the first you'd pick if asked to name the one most likely to miss a team meeting due to carousin'. So it didn't come as a surprise when a report broke Wednesday that Mallett had skipped a meeting with the Carolina Panthers after being spotted prowling Charlotte late the night before.
However! It will also not surprise you that Mallett's agent is denying the report, saying his client was "in his hotel room by about 10 o'clock" and that "I know for sure" he wasn't out late. The Arkansas giant was not just sick, but "really, really sick," according to his agent.
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The Harrison County Sheriff's Department is investigating a body that was found by a fisherman Thursday night near the Margaret community.
Chief Deputy Steve Johnson said a man was going fishing near a mine impoundment pond and saw a man's body laying at the edge of the water. The sheriff's department identified the man Friday as Darrell Lynn Golden, 58, who had been reported as missing.
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The Vikings' offensive, defensive and special-teams players of the week in their 31-3 throttling by the Packers in Week 11:
Offense: RB Adrian Peterson
Not too many candidates in such a thorough beating, but Peterson ran hard in his limited opportunities. He gained more than five yards per carry and was a key factor in the first half with 51 rushing yards when the game was still fairly close. Once the game got out of hand, Peterson ran the ball only four times in the second half and once in the fourth quarter. And yet he accounted for three of the Vikings' 10 longest plays of this long, terrible afternoon.
Defense: DE Ray Edwards
Edwards had two sacks for minus-18 yards and at least he was showing some life on the sideline. We don't know the circumstances, but Edwards was seen chewing out CB Chris Cook after the Packers drove for an easy score. Whether it was an attempt at leadership by Edwards or picking on an easy mark in Cook, who had an awful game, is not clear. That said, so few defenders stood out that Edwards' two-sack game was a fairly easy choice.
Special teams: P Chris Kluwe
Kluwe once more had a solid day punting the ball in his best season yet. He held Green Bay's returners to 11 yards on five punts, one of which ended up inside the Packers' 20-yard line. Kluwe has been putting nice hang time and placement on the ball most of the season, as he did Sunday.


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Possibly better than vintage-level, Federer mows down Roberto Bautista-AgutStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet5 hrs ago
NEW YORK – Roberto Bautista-Agut is a fine tennis player, the No. 18 player in the world, playing the best tennis of his career.
But a Federer in full flight is a completely different tennis animal than the likes of Andreas Haider-Maurer, Tim Smyczek or Adrian Mannarino, the opponents the Spaniard handled in the first three rounds. Bautista-Agut had a front-row seat Tuesday night to what it looks like at the very top, as he faced the very best version of what it appears Roger Federer is going to look like in the twilight of his career.
The 6-4, 6-3, 6-2 Federer victory was a shiny exhibition of the considerable Federer arsenal although, to be fair, Bautista-Agut and his flat-hitting game were the perfect display case to show off the vintage collection in its greatest light.
"He hasn't got the biggest game but he's consistent. He's fast. He can adapt. So he's got things that can make you feel uncomfortable, I must say. He can absorb pace well," Federer said of Bautista-Agut. "I was very happy when the match was over, because like this I know. It's done. Next time I play him I know what to expect. Not like today."
John Isner, Sam Querrey will lead U.S. Davis Cup team in World Group playoff Sept. 12-14Stephanie Myles at Busted Racquet9 hrs ago
NEW YORK – The U.S. Open is only a fortnight, but Davis Cup is on a never-ending loop, which is part of the challenge in trying to make it relevant and get the tennis world to focus on it.
As soon as some of the world's top players wrap up their run in New York, they have to quickly turn around and prepare to represent their country whether it's in a World Group semi-final, or in a playoff tie to ensure they're in the World Group for 2015.
The U.S. will meet Slovakia at the Sears Center Arena in Chicago. The conditions will be rather different than the ones they've encounted this week in New York. They will play indoors.
The Americans are in this position because they were beaten by Andy Murray and Great Britain, back in February at Petco Park in San Diego. So they must win this relegation tie to remain among the top 16 tennis nations in the world.
John Isner and Sam Querrey will be the singles players for the Americans. Neither had a U.S. Open to write home about. Then again, few Americans did. The Bryan brothers, as usual, make up the other half of the four-man squad and are a virtual lock to take the doubles point.
Bryan brothers advance; Williams sisters knocked out of doublesDanielle Elliot at Busted Racquet10 hrs ago
NEW YORK – A very relaxed Serena Williams told the crowd that she never felt nervous during her fourth-round singles match because she kept reminding herself that, even if she lost, she was still in the doubles.
Tomorow, she'll have to come up with a new way to stay calm: Venus and Serena Williams were knocked out of the women's doubles draw in their quarterfinal match on Tuesday afternoon, falling 6-7, 4-6 to Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina. The Williams sisters had more than twice as many unforced errors in the match, playing on what felt like the hottest and most humid day of the summer here.
Makarova and Vesnina are the 4th seed. The Williams sisters were not seeded, and have not won the tournament here since 2009.
U.S. Open Day 9 - men's fourth-round previewStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet11 hrs ago
NEW YORK – The glamour matchup as the men's fourth round concludes Tuesday is, as usual, anything involving Roger Federer. Federer and his opponent, No. 17 seed Roberto Bautista-Agut, play the 7 p.m. night match on Arthur Ashe Stadium.
But the most intriguing one comes up first: shotmaking Frenchman Gaël Monfils of France vs. Bulgaria's Grigor Dimitrov, who is practically an honorary Frenchman having spent many of his formative years at Serena Williams coach Patrick Mouratoglou's academy there.
Here's how the matches shape up.
Head-to-head: They're 1-1, and the data is inconclusive in terms of choosing a favorite. Monfils defeated Dimitrov in straight straight sets int he first round of the 2011 U.S. Open, when Dimitrov was just 20. Dimitrov won in Bucharest on red clay this summer, up 5-1 when Monfils retired from the match.
Belinda Bencic and the Martina Hingis connectionStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet14 hrs ago
NEW YORK – If Switzerland's Belinda Bencic were born in the U.S., the hype surrounding her would be off the charts the last few years.
She has been the "next big thing" as long as anyone in tennis can remember – certainly, probably, as long as she herself can remember. Yet a year ago, she was losing in the quarter-finals of the junior event here to Antonia Lottner of Germany.
The 17-year-old bowed out Tuesday against unseeded Shuai Peng of China, an inconsistent 6-2, 6-1 loss in which she looked her age for the very first time, after an outstanding tournament. It was a winnable match that would have put her into the U.S. Open semi-finals but, in the end, she lost to another U.S. Open quarter-final rookie, but one who is 28 years old and whose vastly greater experience showed.
But Bencic will be back. She has the game, and the force of a legend and her mother behind her.
Bencic, whose day-to-day coach is father Ivan, has been working with Martina Hingis's mother Melanie Molitor since her father brought her to Molitor at age four. As it happens, Bencic is the youngest in the U.S. Open quarter-finals since ... Hingis in 1997.
Women's U.S. Open quarterfinals set, featuring Williams, Wozniacki, Azarenka, and a new face: BencicDanielle Elliot at Busted Racquet1 day ago
The U.S. Open women's quarterfinals are set.
The lone American is Serena Williams, who advanced to her first Grand Slam quarterfinal of the year (and was incredibly happy about it) by defeating Kaia Kanepi 6-3, 6-3. Williams will face 11 th seed Flavia Pennetta on Wednesday night in Arthur Ashe Stadium.
On the same side of the bracket, 16 th seed Victoria Azarenka will face 17 th seed Ekaterina Makarova of Russia. Makarova ousted 7-seed Eugenie Bouchard, 7-6, 6-4, in brutal heat and humidity on Monday afternoon.
"Against Bouchard it's always tough because she's running good," Makarova said in her press conference. "I think it was a really good match, and I'm really happy that in the end of the first and the second set I was a little bit more aggressive."
Azarenka advanced with a three-set win over Aleksandra Krunic, the young Serbian qualifier who surprised everyone, including herself, as she knocked off 27 th seed Madison Keys and 3 rd seed Petra Kvitova en route to the fourth round.
Serena Williams advances to first Grand Slam quarterfinal of the yearDanielle Elliot at Busted Racquet1 day ago
The deejay at Arthur Ashe Stadium seemed to hit play at the exact second Serena Williams closed out her fourth-round match on Monday, defeating Kaia Kanepi 6-3, 6-3.
"I am the champion, you're gonna hear me roar," streamed through the speakers as Williams raised her right arm in the air and pumped her fist. She's a five-time champion here, and in the stifling heat of Monday afternoon, she came one step closer to a sixth title.
After meeting Kanepi on the net, Williams turned to the crowd and pumped her fist more than a dozen times, looking as happy as 17-year-old qualifier Belinda Bencic did when she advanced to the quarterfinals last night. It was a first-time experience for Bencic, but is almost routine for Williams – she's advanced to the quarterfinals in 11 of her 14 previous appearances here.
But 2014 has been a strange season for the veteran. She fell in the fourth round at the Australian Open, the secondat Roland Garros and the thirdat Wimbledon. She answered some of the critics by playing well in the lead-up to the Open, but clearly still had something to prove.
The U.S. Open has a line problemStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet1 day ago
NEW YORK – The U.S. Open's Arthur Ashe Stadium, as majestic as it may be, has a serious issue.
Until the last few days of the tournament, every other stadium and court is a better option than sitting in Ashe and watching two ants inch back and forth, a half-mile down on the court.
And, there's the eternal women's vs. men's tennis debate, which is an entirely different issue.
But it means there are plenty of good seats available in Arthur Ashe, and gridlock elsewhere on the grounds. The practical application of those two forces was in evidence Monday at the USTA National Tennis Center, when the schedule had world No. 1 Novak Djokovic playing on the second stadium, Louis Armstrong, for an afternoon match against Philipp Kohlschreiber.
Serena Williams, the world No. 1 on the women's side and an American, was on Ashe Stadium, which was fairly full. But to those in the nosebleeds, those with grounds passes and those who simply prefer the men's game, there was only one option.
And that option was close to bursting.
The arrows show how long the line to get in was, and how it snaked around until it was on the other side of Arthur Ashe Stadium.
And it wasn't moving.
U.S. Open Day 8 - previewStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet1 day ago
NEW YORK – The men have been true to form for the most part during this year's U.S. Open. That that means, with four round-of-16 matches on tap for Monday, that the only two current Grand Slam champions in the draw are relegated to Louis Armstrong Stadium.
Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic and Australian Open champion Stan Wawrinka – a very low-key presence so far in this tournament – are there.
Why? Well, CBS has the choice of the one men's match it can show during its daytime broadcast window. None of the parties involved wear the red, white and blue, and none of them are Roger Federer. It seems they wanted what could be the most compelling matchup – not the one involving the highest seeds. They've chosen Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (No. 9 seed) vs. Andy Murray, the 2012 champion and No. 8 seed in the tournament.
Good choice.
As for the women, it has been an upset-heavy event, with the only top-10 seeds remaining both in the top half both playing today. No. 1 seed Serena Williams takes on Kaia Kanepi, a former French Open junior champion who, every once in awhile, makes a run at a Grand Slam. This is that run.
The top women of the WTA Tour want Milos Raonic's ... arm sleeveStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet1 day ago
NEW YORK – Beyond the questions about the tennis – and that impenetrable helmet of hair – the most marked characteristic of Canadian player Milos Raonic is that long compression sleeve he wears on his serving arm.
On Sunday, perhaps a little bored, the women of the WTA started having fun with him on Twitter.
@serenawilliams @milosraonic you already serve good enough, but I will take it 😜
Lol oopssie!!! I think everyone is ready for it! RT"@vika7: @serenawilliams @milosraonic get in line lol"
Raonic's response? A hashtag.
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News about E-Mail, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 29, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Clive Thompson calls on American companies to adopt Daimler's policy of limiting email sent to workers while they are on vacation; contends limiting email during off hours is humane, fair and efficient. MORE
Aug. 23, 2014
Editorial commends Daimler's optional email blackout program for its workers, which automatically deletes incoming emails to employees when they are on vacation; notes it is part of 'data detox' trend developing in Europe. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A on disabling spell-check in Gmail, scanning large volumes of photos and Tip of the Week on using new Save feature on Facebook. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Lois Lerner, former Internal Revenue Service official at center of the agency's Tea Party controversy, referred to some conservative Republicans using derogatory language in newly released emails; Republican Rep Dave Camp, who released documents, says remarks show that Lerner is biased against conservative groups and singled them out for extra scrutiny. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Editorial opposes Bureau of Prisons policy that allows government to monitor and read email messages to and from inmates, particularly messages between inmates and their lawyers; holds that policy violates attorney-client privilege; calls for Justice Department to change policy, or, barring that, for individual judges to oppose it. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Federal prosecutors across the country have begun reading prisoners' emails to their lawyers, potentially using inmates' own words against them; practice has been wholly embraced in Brooklyn, where prosecutors have said they intend to read such emails in almost every case; issue has spurred court battles over whether inmates have a right to confidential email communications with their lawyers. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Justice Department, which has been investigating Internal Revenue Service's scrutiny of conservative groups, says it is looking into disappearance of thousands of emails belonging to Lois Lerner, former IRS official at center of investigation. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Molly Wood Machine Learning column examines encryption tools that allows users to send secure email. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Antispam law in Canada requiring proof that recipient has consented to be sent emails results in torrent of messages from retailers, manufacturers, nonprofits and government agencies to everyone on their mailing lists; companies are rushing to comply and verify that people want their accounts flooded with deals, discounts and announcements MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
David Carr The Media Equation column explores surprising endurance of e-mail newsletters, artifact of the early internet that has experienced surge in popularity; notes that major media companies and smaller entities alike have found newsletters to be a reliable source of reader traffic and attention; argues that form is successful because it presents a concise unit of information amid the Internet's chaotic, endless stream. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A column on restoring Google search box to Firefox browser; removing books one has read from Kindle e-reader screen; Tip of the Week on setting up separate email signature files for multiple email accounts in Apple iOS 6. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Microsoft, in groundbreaking challenge of federal prosecutorial authority, objects to order to hand over customer's email stored at Irish data center; holds that turning over email stored abroad 'would violate international law and treaties, and reduce the privacy protection of everyone on the planet.' MORE
Jun. 5, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A column on transferring photos from a cellphone to a Kindle Fire; blocking email in Gmail; Tip of the Week on using screen-reader software built into some operating systems to catch grammatical mistakes. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Richard Scudamore, chief executive of England's Premier League, escapes dismissal after a panel controlled by Britain's top 20 professional soccer clubs rules that no further discipline is necessary in respect to emails he exchanged with others that were laced with coarse sexual innuendo about women; Scudamore has apologized and pledged that these actions would not be repeated. MORE
Apr. 15, 2014
Google updates its terms of service, informing users that their emails are automatically analyzed by software to create targeted ads; unpopular practice has been at heart of litigation. MORE
Apr. 10, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A column; some versions of Microsoft Surface tablets are able to run iTunes; problems with the iPhone's screen rotation function have multiple solutions; Tip of the Week on organizing Microsoft Outlook.com inbox. MORE
Apr. 9, 2014
European Court of Justice strikes down European Union law, adopted in response to deadly terrorist attacks, that requires telecommunications companies to retain information about calls and emails for up to two years. MORE
Mar. 23, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Maria Konnikova notes that many public figures employed the practice of writing angry letters but refraining from sending them, which serves as both emotional and strategic catharsis; contrasts the stark difference between an unsent angry letter and the modern equivalent of an angry email or text or tweet. MORE
Mar. 21, 2014
Microsoft's suit accusing a former employee of stealing company secrets reveals power that it and other major technology companies have to snoop on their customers' private data; company read the emails and instant messages of a blogger who was in contact with the employee in order to gather evidence, actions that were fully legal; Microsoft has pledged to take steps toward transparency. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
Magistrate Judge John M Facciola admonishes Justice Dept for repeatedly requesting overly broad searches of people's email accounts, practice he calls 'repugnant' to the Constitution; unusually sharp rebuke comes in kickback investigation involving defense contractor. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
Documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward J Snowden add new details to the emerging public understanding of a secret body of law developed by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court; documents show how the court evolved from its original task of approving wiretap requests to justifying activities like the bulk collection of data about Americans' emails and phone calls. MORE
Feb. 17, 2014
German Chancellor Angela Merkel publicly embraces proposals to create European data networks that would keep emails and other communications on the European side of the Atlantic and away from prying American eyes; Merkel says she will discuss matter with French Pres Francois Hollande. MORE
Jan. 30, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A on options for printing photos from smartphones and source of contact details in Gmail, and Tip of the Week notes third-party software for parental controls. MORE
Jan. 19, 2014
For those who can't seem to handle the onslaught of email, there is always the extreme option: select all, hit delete and declare email bankruptcy. MORE
Jan. 5, 2014
Nigerian scams, spam emails sent from Nigerian fraudsters requesting advance money in exchange for future payout, is latest in series of swindles that first began in Britain in the 19th century and then spread to Nigeria after it was established as a British colony in 1914. MORE
Jan. 5, 2014
Many people who work at home may go days without speaking a word aloud, conducting all professional and personal interactions by email, text or social media; trend appears to be part of continuing decline of telephone culture. MORE
Dec. 26, 2013
Gail Collins Op-Ed column offers an ode to spam email, which is particularly creative and abundant around the holidays. MORE
Dec. 12, 2013
Personal Tech Q&A on saving novel that is being written using either Gmail or Google Drive, and ways to use an external display with an Apple laptop; Tip of the Week on mobile apps for television program schedules. MORE
Nov. 24, 2013
David Segal The Haggler column tries to find out why companies would pay to blanket reporters with hundreds of thousands of public relations spam email they did not ask for and almost surely do not want. MORE
Nov. 14, 2013
Personal Tech Q&A on turning off Windows 8 multitouch gestures and turning off unused mailboxes in iOS 7's mail app; Tip of the Week notes Google brought back Pegman, little yellow fellow used to find available Street View photography on a Google map. MORE
Oct. 31, 2013
Personal Tech Q&A on getting better performance from Gmail, how to quit apps in iOS 7, and Tip of the Week on Shut Down box in recent versions of Windows and Mac OS X. MORE
Oct. 24, 2013
Personal Tech Q&A on sorting out first names on Yahoo's new e-mail format, how to turn off iPhone tracking, and Tip of the Week on Google's new experimental features. MORE
Oct. 20, 2013
Abby Ellin Cultural Studies column notes that it is hard to unsubscribe from unwanted promotional e-mails that are coming from an acquaintance without offending them. MORE
Oct. 2, 2013
Google must defend itself against accusations that it is illegally wiretapping in course of its everyday business; accusations, made over several years in lawsuits that have been merged into two cases, ask whether Google went too far in collecting user data in Gmail and Street View and showing them related ads; Gmail case could reshape e-mail industry. MORE
Sep. 29, 2013
College students generally prefer texting over e-mail, which they see as slow and inefficient; professors, who often require e-mail as primary source of communication, are having to get creative to keep students in touch. MORE
Sep. 16, 2013
Google introduces five new folders for its Gmail service, including one for promotions that puts retailers' e-mail under a separate heading; retailers, who have love-hate relationship with Google, say it has effectively classified their messages as junk mail by shunting them to in-box ghetto. MORE
Sep. 12, 2013
Personal Tech Q&A on scanning documents and then editing them, opening the Mac's downloads folder and checking more than one Gmail account in the same browser. MORE
Sep. 8, 2013
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions about disclosing if one has been arrested on a job application and deleting an angry email to a spouse on shared computer. MORE
Aug. 24, 2013
Newly disclosed document leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward J Snowden reveals agency apparently compensated e-mail service providers 'millions of dollars' for costs they incurred in fallout from an October 2011 court ruling; decision determined that an unrelated aspect of NSA's surveillance operations violated the Constitution. MORE
Aug. 8, 2013
To protect their customers' data, two small e-mail providers essentially committed business suicide. MORE
Aug. 1, 2013
Personal Tech Q&A column on verifying Gmail on the road, reclassifying songs in iTunes, and Tip of the Day on using photo on Flickr account for social media site. MORE
Jul. 23, 2013
Review commissioned by Harvard University concludes that administrators who searched some faculty members' e-mail accounts in 2012 did so in good faith and finds no evidence that they had actually read any e-mails; e-mail searches stemmed from cheating scandal at Harvard in which well over 100 students were suspected. MORE
Jun. 16, 2013
Phyllis Korkki Workstation column holds that as more technologies join e-mail in office communication, many workers may be losing the ability to concentrate; experts offer ways to sort out when to use what. MORE
May. 22, 2013
Bronx detective Edwin Vargas is accused of using online criminal enterprise to obtain login information for at least 43 e-mail accounts associated with 30 people, including at least 19 members of New York Police Department; prosecutors say that beginning in 2010, Vargas contacted hacking group multiple times and paid about $4,050 for login information. MORE
May. 21, 2013
A few simple precautions can help keep your e-mail account safer from intruders. MORE
May. 8, 2013
Jim Dwyer About New York column on New York City lawyers losing fight, for fourth time, to conceal e-mails about Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's proposed appointment of Cathleen P Black to position of schools chancellor; 30-month legal battle could cost city $100,000 in legal expenses, and e-mails were released. MORE
Apr. 25, 2013
Senate Judiciary Committee will deliberate measure that would require government to get search warrant, issued by a judge, to gain access to personal e-mails and all other electronic content held by third-party service provider; bill is update from 1986 law governing electronic privacy. MORE
Apr. 20, 2013
Alina Tugend Shortcuts column investigates etiquette and psychology surrounding late and lapsed responses to e-mail. MORE
Apr. 11, 2013
Tool Kit column gives tips on lightening crush of e-mail to the in-box. MORE
Apr. 3, 2013
Harvard administrators say searches of staff e-mail accounts went further than previously disclosed; announce that outside lawyer will investigate matter and task force will be appointed to review privacy policies. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
An Empty In-Box, or With Just a Few E-Mail Messages? Read On
Suggestions for maintaining an empty in-box, a goal that has tantalized many since the dawn of e-mail.March 5, 2009 technologyNews
Spam's End? Maybe, if Time Allows
Twenty-five years ago Steven T. Kirsch built a better mouse. Now he believes he has found a way to create a better trap for spam.December 3, 2007 technologyNews
Magazine Desk
Confessions of a Spam King
I have been invited by a master for an education in spamming, the practice of blasting millions of unsolicited e-mail messages into the Internet in order to advertise everything from loans with easy terms to women of easy virtue.September 28, 2003 technologyNews
Magazine Desk
Take My E-Mail, Please
"FW: FWD>FWD-(FWD) a joke for y" is the heading on this morning's E-mail. Something tells me that I'm not the first person to read it.September 1, 1996 technologyNews
End the Tyranny of 24/7 Email
Limiting work-related messaging during off-hours is both humane and efficient.
August 29, 2014, Friday
MORE ON E-MAIL AND: E-Mail , Working Hours , Labor and Jobs , Productivity , Workplace Environment
Giving Email a Holiday
A "data detox" trend is developing in Europe.
August 23, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON E-MAIL AND: Daimler AG , Work-Life Balance , Europe , Editorials , Germany , France , E-Mail
Quicker Ways to Digitize Old Photographs
Plus, how to consolidate online address books.
August 15, 2014, Friday
MORE ON E-MAIL AND: Photography , E-Mail , Fujitsu Limited , Microsoft Corporation , Yahoo! Inc , Eastman Kodak Company
In Fight With Hackers, We Are on Our Own
A brush with identity theft was a rude reminder that consumers have to go it alone when they run into cybercriminals.
August 7, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON E-MAIL AND: Hold Security LLC , Identity Theft , Frauds and Swindling , E-Mail
Unmasking the Mystery Mac Spell-Checker
Plus, where to get old photographs digitized.
August 7, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON E-MAIL AND: Facebook Inc , Spelling , Computers and the Internet , E-Mail , Photography
Cuomo Aides Use Allies to Shore Up the Governor's Image
Emails released under the Freedom of Information Law show that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's office helped promote criticism of Mayor Bill de Blasio.
August 5, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON E-MAIL AND: Yonkers (NY) , New York State , Times Union (Albany) , Mayors , Spano, Michael J , Moreland Commission to Investigate Public Corruption (NYS) , New York Times , Percoco, Joseph , News and News Media , E-Mail , Cuomo, Andrew M
Google Gives Child Pornography Email Evidence to Police
The company tipped law enforcement about a Houston-area man who the police say was using the company's Gmail service to email pornographic images of a child.
August 4, 2014, Monday
MORE ON E-MAIL AND: Skillern, John Henry , Houston (Tex) , Google Inc , E-Mail , Computers and the Internet , Child Pornography
In Emails, I.R.S. Official Referred to G.O.P. 'Crazies'
Representative Dave Camp, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, released the emails, sent in 2012, as part of his committee's investigation.
July 31, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON E-MAIL AND: Lerner, Lois , Internal Revenue Service , E-Mail , House Committee on Ways and Means , Internal Revenue Service Political Profiling , Camp, David L , Tea Party Movement
The Emoji Have Won the Battle of Words
Emoji begin to dominate the conversation.
July 27, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON E-MAIL AND: Symbols , Social Media , Text Messaging , E-Mail , Computers and the Internet , Language and Languages
Prosecutors Snooping on Legal Mail
Federal prosecutors are abusing the most important privilege in the American legal system by accessing emails between inmates and their attorneys.
July 24, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON E-MAIL AND: Privacy , E-Mail , Editorials , United States , Prisons and Prisoners , Federal Bureau of Prisons , Legal Profession
A Few Words From the Publisher
The email from Michael Pietsch, chief executive of Hachette, written to reply to emails about the publishing company's e-book pricing.
Easily Encrypt Your Email
Molly Wood explains how you can use several tools to encrypt your email and lock down your communications.
I.R.S. Hearing Over Lost Emails
John Koskinen, the Internal Revenue Service commissioner, defended himself against Republicans' accusations of a cover-up over lost emails.
Order for Microsoft to Disclose Data Stored Outside of U.S.
Microsoft is challenging the authority of federal prosecutors to force it to hand over a customer's e-mail stored in one of its overseas data centers.
Claims That Google Violates Gmail User Privacy
A federal judge last week refused to dismiss most of a lawsuit against Google over accusations that it improperly scanned the contents of e-mails in order to target ads.
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JavaScript Error: No Such Interface Supported Solved
For everyone who has had problems with this JavaScript issue, I've found a solution!
If you've used JavaScript with Internet Explorer extensively, you know that there is a nasty little dialog box that shows its ugly head once in a while called "No Such Interface Supported" (NSIS).
Really informative error message, isn't it?
I was attempting to open a window using the window.open() method in JavaScript. Every time it tried to use the window.open() method, it displayed the NSIS error message. Grrrr.
Well, after ripping more hair out of my head, I came across a simple solution to the problem. The site isn't anything elaborate, but it solved my "No Such Interface Supported" problem completely.
Register two DLL's using RegSvr32: actxprxy.dll and shdocvw.dll. After you register those two DLL's, reboot your computer and try it again. The message should disappear.
Those of you who are getting this same error message, I hope the search engines pick this up and announce it wildly. It's an easy fix to a not-so-common problem.
Jonathan Danylko is a freelance web architect and avid programmer who has been programming for over 20 years. He has developed various systems in numerous industries including e-commerce, biotechnology, real estate, health, insurance, and utility companies.
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20 Comments
whaleheadJanuary 29th, 2007 at 5:48amI guess I don't see how this is a real fix for a developer creating sites for the general public. Sure, I can fix the issue on my local machine, but if I am developing sites for the public I cannot be sure they have these DLLs registered, nor can I realistically recommend they do it.
January 29th, 2007 at 7:24amVery true, Jim.
I wouldn't recommend this option for public web sites, either.
I ran across this problem when I was developing an intranet application and I kept receiving this error locally, but not on the remote machine. The other developers were able to debug and run on their local machines without receiving this error. Everyone except me.
Thanks for the comment and sorry for the misunderstanding. :-)
January 29th, 2007 at 7:44amJonathan,
Thanks very much for the explanation of your scenario. I can see the validity of the solution in the situation you describe.
January 29th, 2007 at 12:45pmAn easier fix for the local machine is to install and use Firefox. It solves more problems too.
I've gone one step further, and installed Linux. Then, Firefox is already installed, and even more problems are solved. For one thing, I don't need a firewall. For another, I don't need to constantly download virus definitions.
PaulFebruary 21st, 2008 at 8:28pmThanks - saved my butt after our company rolled out Microsoft Communicator to our machines and broke the javascript in our apps.
DennisFebruary 26th, 2008 at 9:37amI tried your fix and still have the same problem. I will try Firefox next as I am loosing my hair in clumps. For some reason I cannot explain I am getting no communication between Java and Windows.
Philip BuendiaMay 23rd, 2008 at 1:25pmThanks for the fix.
DrNovember 12th, 2008 at 6:18pmWorked for me, Thanks a bunch. Wasted 2 hrs on this stupid problem.
ClaudeJanuary 18th, 2009 at 5:16amI get the error when trying to download a pdf file from Logitech site by right clicking on file and selecting Save Target as... which is what the sites says to do. Could this be a similar issues as mentioned in your article? I have tried to register the 2 dlls and I get an error for each dll. Both about DllRegisterServer but they say different things. I have kept the screenprint of the messages. Any ideas?
June 16th, 2009 at 4:59amThanx a lot for solving my problem.
You rock!
satejJuly 8th, 2009 at 9:26pmAwesome fix dude.
March 28th, 2010 at 9:12pmOK it appears this is an old IE problem however i was having the same problem with IE8
Here is the solution
March 29th, 2010 at 7:12amAwesome news, Brian.
Thanks for the link.
Johnathan BodilyMay 7th, 2010 at 5:31pmIEfaq has a solution that works. Solved my issue and the MS tech I spoke with wasted an hour on my box trying to resolve the issue and couldn't. So mad props to these guys for finding a solution that works!
durgeshOctober 8th, 2010 at 7:46amI have just uninstalled IE8 from control panel- windows components and reinstalled and the issue got resolved.
I have windows 7 as OS
October 20th, 2010 at 2:14pmactxprxy.dll and shdocvw.dll please this dll files send me on my mail id .
becouse this erroe is come to internet explorer 7
(ni sutch interface suported)
RaghuNovember 12th, 2010 at 11:06pmIt works :) Thx a million......
November 23rd, 2010 at 1:35pmit is not good for windows 7 64 bits
EdJanuary 13th, 2011 at 11:43pmThe problem is that this error occurs on client machines at various points when using Javascript.
Why, oh why, cannot IE start to conform and work properly?!
Artis PauzersJanuary 21st, 2012 at 4:39pmomg ! U saved me ! Thx thx thx!!1!!!!1


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Super Limited Flaming Lips / Prefuse 73 12"s are in stock at Permanent Records. In LA and Chicago! Tweet and Retweet! One Per Customer!—
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Guestroom News May 25th "The Flaming Lips have supported Guestroom since we started selling music many years ago. We've always admired their ability to innovate and try new things. This year they have been releasing a series of EPs, most of which are collaborations with other progressive musicians.
This week we received a big ol' bunch of the latest in this series, a split 12" with guests, Prefuse 73. These are all unique colored vinyl and pretty limited. As per the band's request, we are limiting sales to in-store only and asking that you only purchase one per customer. Thanks for your understanding with the restrictions."
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Hightower's value might go beyond carries
The Redskins are bringing back Tim Hightower to the mix at running back, and his role could be a little different than it was last season.
Hightower re-signs with Redskins
The Redskins announced Monday that they have re-signed unrestricted free-agent RB Tim Hightower.
Report: Texans sign QB Beck
The Texans have added a veteran quarterback to their depth chart, agreeing to terms with QB John Beck, according to John McClain of the Houston Chronicle.
Griffin named the Redskins' starting QB
Robert Griffin III, the player drafted second overall by the Redskins, was named the team's starting quarterback on Sunday.
Patriots bring back WR Gaffney
Two days after being released by the Redskins, Jabar Gaffney will rejoin his former coordinator and team and sign with the Patriots.
Redskins release WR Gaffney
The Redskins have released WR Jabar Gaffney, the team announced Tuesday.
Redskins sign LB Goff
The Redskins signed former Giants LB Jonathan Goff, the team announced on Monday.
Redskins release QB Beck
After selecting quarterbacks with two of their first three selections in the NFL draft, the Redskins released a veteran signalcaller on Saturday.
Cooley not guaranteed to make Redskins
Redskins head coach Mike Shanahan said TE Chris Cooley is "feeling great" after an injury-plagued season, but he's no lock to make the final roster.
Prediction: RG3 will be better than Luck in 2012
It says here that Robert Griffin will be better than Andrew Luck as a rookie. Beyond that, it's anyone's guess.
Fantasy spin: Redskins QB Robert Griffin III
Robert Griffin III could provide some fantasy production right off the bat.
Report: Meriweather arrested for suspicion of DUI
Redskins S Brandon Meriweather was arrested early Thursday on suspicion of driving under the influence, according to WJLA in Arlington, VA.
After Luck and RG3, it's anxious time for players
While Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III know where they'll be playing in 2012, anxiety is building for the rest of the prospects attending the draft in New York.
Report: Redskins add PK Rackers
The Redskins have signed PK Neil Rackers to a one-year deal, according to PFW correspondent John McClain of the Houston Chronicle.
Redskins bring back OLB Wilson
The Redskins have re-signed OLB Chris Wilson, who played with the team from 2007-10. Terms and conditions of the deal were not announced.


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The small hand on a clock that points to the hours.
It goes once around the clock every 12 hours (half a day).
Example: in the clock on the left, the hour hand is just past the "8" so you know the time is just past "8 O'clock"
(And the large hand is the minute hand and it shows that it is 18 past the hour, so it is 18 past 8).
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Peake, 32, had been held in Chattanooga, Tenn., after being arrested there by U.S. Marshals on July 11.
Tamra Starr Files, 31, was also taken into custody with Peake and charged. The pair fled to Tennessee after allegedly committing the two crimes.
Both were charged with first-degree robbery and two counts of making a terroristic threat.
Peake had fought extradition back to Alabama but was returned to Walker County after Gov. Robert Bentley's office began extradition proceedings and Tenn. Gov. Bill Haslam signed papers Monday night to extradite Peake.
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Tucked into a bay on the Sea of Cortez on the eastern coast of the state of Baja California Sur lies the quiet town of Loreto. This town's captivating history, dramatic landscapes, and nearby adventures just waiting to be experienced, beckon visitors to come and explore.
I was invited to visit Loreto and stay at the Villas del Palmar, and I happily accepted. It was my first visit to the region, and having traveled extensively throughout the rest of Mexico I was very anxious to finally get to know Baja California Sur.
As it turns out, getting to Loreto from Oaxaca, where I live, is not easy. It is far simpler for travelers from the U.S. to get there, with several direct flights every week from Los Angeles. Rather than fly a more circuitous route, I flew to Los Angeles and took the weekly Saturday flight on Cal Jet Air. Alaska Airlines also offers direct flights from L.A. to Loreto four days a week, and regional carrier Aero Calafia connects Loreto to Los Cabos and some other Mexican cities.
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Approaching Loreto from the air, the aridity and the stark landscape of the Sierra de la Giganta mountain range are striking in its contrast with the blue water of the Sea of Cortez. The islands of Loreto share the same rugged landscape as the peninsula. The land is evidently inhospitable yet remarkably beautiful. The water, in contrast, teems with a rich variety of marine life.
Unlike mainland Mexico, the climate here did not sustain agriculture in ancient times and the original inhabitants were nomadic hunter-gatherers. In 1697 Jesuit priest Jose Maria de Salvatierra arrived with a small group of supporters, bringing with him an image of the Virgin of Loreto, and founded the mission of Nuestra Señora de Loreto Conchó. Loreto became the first capital of the Californias, and the first in a series of over 20 missions which ultimately stretched all the way up to Sonoma in California's wine country.
Quiet Seaside Village
On a Sunday afternoon, the town of Loreto is quiet, almost sleepy. The stone-paved streets, church, and mission museum are practically deserted, but it's a good time to explore the tranquil town square, and visit the church, which dates to the 1740s. It contains the image of the Virgin of Loreto, a beautiful altarpiece with gold leaf, and historical paintings. A stop at the mission museum provides greater insight into the history of the area. Afterwards, a stroll through the nearby shops to purchase arts and crafts and varied souvenirs is a great way to top off the day.
As afternoon turns to evening, the mood picks up, and the spirit at Domingo's, a local restaurant, is positively lively. As you enter the bar at the front of the restaurant, your eyes take a few minutes to adjust to the dark, wood-paneled interior, but continue through to the back and you will find a leafy, sun-dappled courtyard with long wooden tables. Domingo's offers steak and sea food specialties, but the chef is happy to whip up some chiles rellenos de queso (cheese-stuffed chiles) for vegetarian clientele.
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Five islands sit in the Sea of Cortez off of Loreto's coast: Coronado, Carmen, Danzante, Montserrat, and Santa Catalina. Explore the clear waters, coves, and lagoons surrounding them on a boating, snorkeling or kayaking adventure. You're likely to spot sea lions, dolphins, and the occasional blue whale, as well as a wide variety of bird species. Underwater, snorkelers and divers can observe a wonderful array of colorful fish and sea life. The islands are within the protected area of the Loreto Bay National Marine Park, declared in 1997 to ensure the preservation of these natural treasures.
A visit to the mission of San Francisco, Javier de Biaundo, makes for a great day trip. It's a 38 km drive into the mountains, but a stop along the way to have a look at some pre-historic rock paintings breaks up the drive. The Jesuits founded this mission in 1699 and built the church between 1744 and 1758. This is the most well-preserved mission in Baja California and has three baroque altarpieces. The tiny village is set in a mountain oasis and still uses gravity-fed irrigation. After visiting the church, take a walk out to the olive orchard where you can see the oldest olive tree in southern Baja.
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Karen Suffern, a single mother of the fraternal twins, told CNN that she asked them to write their letters early this year because she wanted to have enough time to save for the holidays. She expected they would ask for expensive electronics.
She cried when she read 8-year-old Ryan's letter. All he wanted was for Santa to help his sister Amber.
Dear Santa,
My mom said to send you a Christmas list. I wanted a remote control car and helicopter but I do not want that anymore. Kids at school are still picking on Amber and it is not fair because she does not do anything to them and it makes me mad. I prayed they would stop, but God is busy and I need your help. Is it against the rules to give up gifts early? Can you ask Big Time Rush to come to Amber's birthday party? It will make her so happy. If you do not get them to come that is fine, just get her everything she asked for.
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Suffern explained Amber has attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and other mood disorders. She is an emotional eater and now weighs about 140 pounds. But she's never mentioned the bullying.
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(FOX 11 / AP) President Barack Obama is acknowledging his health care law's rollout "hasn't worked as smoothly as it's supposed to work."
Obama is encouraging Americans who want to sign up for insurance under new government exchanges to keep trying. He spoke from the White House's Rose Garden.
The remarks came at Obama's first health care event since widespread problems with sign-ups online became apparent.
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President Barack Obama is expected to acknowledge that widespread problems with his health care law's rollout are unacceptable, as the administration scrambles to fix the cascade of computer issues.
Obama was scheduled to speak Monday from the Rose Garden, his first health care-focused event since the scope of the problems became apparent. The troublesome rollout of the health care exchanges has been a glaring embarrassment for Obama's signature legislative achievement.
White House officials say the president will discuss steps the administration is taking to address the failures, including ramping up staffing at call centers where people can apply for insurance by phone. The Department of Health and Human Services says it is also bringing in technology experts from inside and outside of government to help diagnose the issues.
HHS, in a memo released Sunday, said it was also putting in place "tools and processes to aggressively monitor and identify parts of HealthCare.gov where individuals are encountering errors or having difficulty using the site, so we can prioritize and fix them."
Obama will be flanked at the Rose Garden event by people the White House says have already enrolled during the first three weeks of sign-ups. Enrollment figures are being closely guarded by the administration, which plans to release the first round of data in mid-November.
Officials did say over the weekend that nearly a half million applications have been filed through the federal- and state-run exchanges. Users must file applications before they can enroll, in part to find out whether they are eligible for government subsidies.
The White House also says about 19 million people have visited HealthCare.gov since Oct. 1.
Administration officials initially blamed a high volume of interest for the frozen screens that many people encountered. Since then, they have also acknowledged problems with software and some elements of the system's design.
Despite the widespread problems, the White House has yet to fully explain exactly what went wrong with the online system consumers were supposed to use to sign up for coverage.
In an ironic twist, the troubles with the health care rollout were overshadowed by Republican efforts to delay or defund "Obamacare" in exchange for reopening the government during the 16-day shutdown. The bill that eventually reopened the government included no substantive changes to the health care law.
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Some Republicans are also calling for the resignation of HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. The White House says it has complete confidence in her. House Republicans have scheduled a hearing next week to look into the rollout problems.
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GOALS from Dan Houseman and Chris Lavisher secured Overton United a place in the semi-finals of the Hampshire Premier League Cup with a 2-0 victory away at Paulsgrove on Saturday.
Overton were surprised that their hosts managed to get the game on but found the pitch to be in decent condition despite the recent wet weather.
However, the visitors did have to play into the teeth of a very strong wind during the first half. They defended resolutely, keeping Paulsgrove at bay to ensure that the match was goal-less at the break.
With the wind at their backs, Overton were dominant in the second half and got a deserved goal on 60 minutes. Myles Englefield chased a lost cause, put a defender under pressure and forced him into a clumsy tackle, winning his side a penalty, which Dan Houseman converted.
The lead was doubled 10 minutes later. Chris Lavisher picked up the ball 40 yards from the Paulsgrove goal and, spotting the goalkeeper off his line, produced an excellent chip to make it 2-0.
The hosts pushed forward late on but Overton were able to keep them at arm's length to record a well-earned win.
Manager Titch Bloomfield said: "It was a good win and I was really pleased with the lads. We had a few players out but the guys we brought in did well and we had to play some people in positions they were unaccustomed to.
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Overton's trip to Tadley Calleva in the Basingstoke Senior Open Cup, which was due to take place this evening, has fallen victim to the wet weather.
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SARANAC LAKE — The new owners of the Hotel Saranac have started its renovation.
Fred Roedel III recently began meeting with designers and organizing demolition in a project that will put some $13 million into restoration of the iconic downtown building.
Standing six stories of brick tall, the Hotel Saranac was built in 1927. It is counted as a Historic Hotel of America, according to the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
"We are going to architecturally, historically redesign it," Roedel said, standing under ceilings cracked and stained with water damage.
"Plaster doesn't hold up well without heat," he said, looking up.
Ceilings in the first-floor entryway and office rooms and in the large ballrooms upstairs all have evidence of pipes leaking from floors above.
Viewed from the front entryway, the hotel seems stripped of a former warmth and glory.
The previous owners removed most of the wall decorations before the property changed hands, leaving bits of uneven holiday garland draped over doorways. A random, unfurled tube of Christmas wrapping paper leaned against the old brass letterbox set idly near the middle of the room.
"It's a great building," Roedel said. "It has what we call 'good bones.' These are all issues we can fix."
Empty boxes and bare stands for fliers stood sentinel in a littered front room. The wide wooden check-in desk with elegantly carved corners was lined neatly with various sets of keys.
The desk isn't staying, Roedel said.
"It was built by Paul Smith's College. The original hotel had an arcade entry with individual shops and stores on both sides."
That feature, bringing pieces of downtown commerce inside, will return.
Roedel has the original hotel plans and is working from them toward what looks to be an accurate renovation.
"We are getting photos from the historic folks," he said. "They have been really helpful."
"There is a beautiful history here that we have to get back."
Roedel's companies closed on the purchase barely two weeks ago. Roedel Partners acquired the hotel and its surrounding lots for $1.5 million.
The quick start to begin work looks to reopen Hotel Saranac in 2015.
Its return promises both economic and community benefit.
The restoration project earned $5 million in economic development investment from New York state via the North Country Regional Economic Development Council.
The $5 million figure was carefully calculated, Roedel explained.
The restoration, at $13 million, is supported by an estimated $8 million in normal annual operating revenue.
The difference of $5 million is what the project needed to get off the ground.
Roedel expects the region will see fully a 20-to-1 return on the dollar.
And he outlined the benefits in three measures.
First is construction, he said, which will pump $7 million into local jobs and services.
Second is the return of annual operating costs, bringing 40 to 45 full-time positions.
Third comes the return from direct visitor impact at $7 million to $9 million annually.
"About 32,000 people (will) move through this hotel to the Main Street of this town," Roedel said.
The $5 million state development injection is expected to return about $105 million after the first year of operation.
Roedel said they applied to the Regional Council because their project fit nicely into New York's economic-growth plan.
"New York's plan outlines key goals that reflect ours: job growth, revitalization of historic properties and visitor impact."
The fact that this redevelopment project sits in the wild confines of the Adirondacks only makes it special, the hotel's new owner said.
He would know. The Roedel family digs generations deep into these towns and forests.
"My great-grandfather Perley Gould worked for Paul Smith himself," Roedel said, his smile wide.
"My mother grew up here in Saranac Lake. Her father was a doctor, Dr. Henry Leetch."
His great-grandfather cured from tuberculosis here.
But, he said, critical motivation for the entire restoration goes back to the community itself.
Really, who would want to take on such an arduous labor of love? The building requires both tender restoration to historic detail and significant repairs.
"This is significant," Roedel said. "But this is an important asset to the community. We've watched the town go downhill a little bit with the hotel's downturn. We understand that the community has to love and appreciate this."
And what the community will get, he projects, is a high-class hotel with the kind of amenities the traveling public seeks.
In the ballroom, chandeliers hung festive in the gloom, their crystal baubles still and unlit over empty tables. In the waning afternoon light, speckles of forgotten glitter still littered the deep carpet.
Tables were covered, unset, with white linen, as if a party had just left.
Roedel said he was glad that so many of the precious parts of the hotel remain intact.
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