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The Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots are set for an AFC East clash on Sunday afternoon at Gillette Stadium.
For both of these teams, this game could really swing how the season shakes out. At 5-2, New England is on top of the division but has yet to play well almost all year. The Patriots have managed to keep winning, but almost with a feeling of it being on borrowed time.
As for the 3-3 Dolphins, losers of three consecutive games, the tide needs to start turning. Miami has struggled to get back on track since looking so good in September, and winning a contest like this could vault them back into a high level of confidence.
Meet the Dolphins
Miami was expected to come out and compete for a playoff spot this season, and that is exactly what it is doing at the moment. The Dolphins are only a half-game out of the sixth and final playoff seed in the AFC, trailing the San Diego Chargers and New York Jets for that spot. The good news? Miami plays both of those teams as the year goes on.
Right now, the biggest problem for head coach Joe Philbin is unquestionably his offensive line. The Dolphins went out and acquired left tackle Bryant McKinnie this week from the Baltimore Ravens, allowing the team to slide Jonathan Martin over to right tackle. Philbin has to be praying this helps, after watching Ryan Tannehill get sacked 31 times in six games.
On the bright side, a big positive has been the receiving core. Wide receivers Brian Hartline, Mike Wallace and Brandon Gibson each have more than 300 yards, while tight end Charles Clay also has chipped in with 304. Once the biggest weakness of the offense, the receivers has become a huge strength for Tannehill, who is spreading the ball around with consistency.
Meet the Patriots
This year has been all about Tom Brady and the complete lack of help around him on offense. Brady, who routinely completes around or above 65 percent of his passes, is at 55.4 percent right now. Without question, much of this number is because of the youth at receiver with Kenbrell Thompkins and Aaron Dobson being the second and third-most targeted players respectively.
Yet, the Patriots are still finding ways to win and move the ball. Julian Edelman is having a very nice season with 46 catches for 455 yards. Edelman is certainly no Wes Welker, but he has done an admirable job in filling in for the constantly injured Danny Amendola.
Defensively, New England has been a mash unit. Both nose tackle Vince Wilfork and middle linebacker Jerod Mayo are out for the year, leaving a huge hole up the middle for opponents to run at. The Patriots' best cornerback, Aqib Talib, is also on the shelf with a hip injury. Chandler Jones has enjoyed a very nice campaign, amassing 6.5 sacks.
Local take: Miami
Kevin Nogle of The Phinsider writes about why the Dolphins acquired McKinnie:
Miami lost Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills after starting right tackle Tyson Clabo gave up two sacks on the final two possessions by the Dolphins. The second sack included a fumble by quarterback Ryan Tannehill, which set up the Bills in field goal range. That field goal put the Bills up 23-21, which turned out to be the final score.
Local take: New England
Over at Pats Pulpit, Kevin O'Conner talks about the upside of defensive end Andre Carter, who the Patriots signed this week after letting him walk after the 2011 season:
Even though Carter wasn't a captain in 2011, he did establish himself as a veteran presence on the team. A player with his amount of experience can only help a roster, and it could also assist in some of the young player's development over the course of the year.
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New England has a ton of injuries right now, but it is hard to see them playing poorly inside the division in consecutive weeks. The Patriots are almost unbeatable at home and the Dolphins are reeling right now with a sieve of an offensive line. Tannehill should be able to throw the football with some authority against the Pats, provided he is upright. Still, Brady and the boys are likely too much for a Miami squad headed in the wrong direction.
Pick: New England 31, Miami 20
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Stough was employed with the Alabama Power Company for 33 years until his retirement as a manager in the Treasury Department in 2010.
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4.36/5 rDev +11.8%
15 beers on tap. Around 50 bottles when I visited Sept 3, 2011. Not all the brews are on the menu, but the rest seem to be up on display behind the bar.
Pricey. $7-10 per beer. Unique glassware for pretty much all beers. The bartendress gave great pours with perfect head.
Nice staff. Banter with customers seemed to come straight from Cheers. Love it.
Cute little stein decor hanging on the walls. When you fill up a beer menu card (by having all the beers) you get to have your own stein, which you can do whatever you want with. Seems most people hang them on the walls and tuck their beer cards in them.
Didn't try the food, but was interested in having a bratwurst with my hefe. Maybe next time. Kitchen closes before the bar, so was unable to.
Apparently they sell the glassware too if you ask. I totally wanted to get a Weihenstephaner Weizen glass but it was out of budget. Still, at $6 a glass, it's not a bad price for quality glassware.
09-05-2011 17:05:17 | More by ZenAgnostic
4.18/5 rDev +7.2%
This is one of my hang outs, and has been several years. My introduction to beer outside BMC came at the Bavarian Grill. I'm a stein club member, etc....I really like this place. The building is organized somewhat strangely, which seems to add to the semi-mysteriousness of the joint. The bier menu has changed quite alot over the years, and I agree with previous posters that they are, at times, out of quite a few biers. The bier is almost always served in the appropriate glassware at the appropriate temperature(i have to disagree with a previous poster here, the temp is right on). The prices aren't off the mark, either. If you like Hefe, Pils, Doppelbock, you'll like this place. Come in after work for "stein hour". They have small portion food items for a buck or 2 when you buy a bier. It lasts til 7pm weekdays. You can eat a small dinner for 4-5 bucks, have a couple beers, and walk out for 15-20 dollars, total. Prost!
06-18-2005 18:01:00 | More by mschuman
4.15/5 rDev +6.4%
The Bavarian Grill is simply put, the best German-style resturant/bar in the area. The atmosphere and decor are fitting. They have live music quite often, which is always nice. The food I've had there has always been good. The waitstaff seems to be very friendly. While this is more of a place to eat than to come for a drink, they have a great selection of German beers (50-some-odd, I believe).
One potential drawback is that it's somewhat pricey - on the dinner menu, prices start around $15 if I remember correctly.
One nice thing is that they take reservations - I know some of you are probably saying "So?", but in this area, places that take reservations (unless they are super-expensive) are the exceptions to the rule. So it's nice to be able to phone ahead and not have to worry about long waits.
There are 3 main seating areas, there's the main dinning room, and then 2 biergartens, one inside and one outside. So you should be able to find a comfortable spot regardless of weather.
Oh, and they also have a Stein club for you beer lovers. Try each of their beers (you get a card to keep track) and you get a personalized Stein (among other things), which is pretty cool - any place that gives you incentive to try different beers is OK in my book :-)
02-24-2004 05:03:56 | More by RasputinsRevenge
North Carolina
4.13/5 rDev +5.9%
I'll echo the other reviews with mine...the Bavarian Grill is pretty much the only place in the metroplex you can find fresh German beer on tap. The selection is very good and the food isn't bad either. Oktoberfest at the BG is quite fun but most nights there's a festive atmosphere anyway.
The staff is very friendly and they know their german beer, food, etc. Plus, they will serve your beer in its appropriate glassware. It's easy to like this place.
I imagine one of the main drawbacks is the location, which is anything but convenient to our fellow western metroplexers. Otherwise, it's worth a drive if you really, really love German beer.
10-22-2004 17:45:41 | More by kindestcut
4.03/5 rDev +3.3%
The Bavarian Grill is THE place to go in the Metroplex for German bier (or German food, or German music, or anything else German). I think the food is OK (IMO Bavarian food isn't the most exotic or intensely flavored in the world, but their wursts are great) and the atmosphere is fun (humorous oompah bands on most nights), but the real draw is the quality and selection of their bier. In the Texas summers I drink a lot of Pilsners and there is NO place in Texas that I've found where you can get fresher pils. I use the pils example because the hop flavor and the fresh maltiness diminish so quickly on the transatlantic voyage, especially if we're talking about green bottles. They only have German biers on the menu, with every available-in-Texas German bier represented either in bottles or on draft. Top notch, if a bit pricey (around $15 for dinner and about $5 for a bier). Check the website: www.bavariangrill.com
10-25-2002 10:09:31 | More by TXHops
4.03/5 rDev +3.3%
This is a very authentic German restaurant... Some of the people I spoke with barely spoke English...I knew I was in the right place...
I had to give this place a try since its so close to Oktoberfest time...I wasn't disappointed at all...
I ordered a Paulaner Oktoberfest on tap as well as a Weihanstephan Hefeweiss and both tasted and seemed super fresh... This place had loads of German brews to choose from...
I had a plate of sausages, kraut, and potato salad and everything was delicious... Went perfect with the brews...
Overall it was a neat experience that I won't ever forget... Polka music and great German beer...
10-01-2009 01:58:23 | More by Tilley4
4/5 rDev +2.6%
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4/5 rDev +2.6%
10-09-2013 04:56:39 | More by Heretic42
3.99/5 rDev +2.3%
Ah, the Bavarian Grill. I have always enjoyed my time spent there.
Atmosphere: is fun. The Beer Garden side is more casual though the restaurant side is also pretty casual. They often have live music, including polka and other acts.
Food: The food is good, but not outstanding, and a little over priced. I've always enjoyed it but there are better places in the area for German food.
Beer: Good selection both on tap and in bottles. The Bavarian Grill also has (or had? I haven't been there too recently) a Stein club where when you drink one of every beer you get a stein with your name on it.
Overall - an enjoyable place for dinner with a good selection of German beers.
04-23-2014 01:38:43 | More by ElectricSalmon
3.78/5 rDev -3.1%
Located in a strip mall, way off the street, you may have trouble finding this place. They also have odd hours like being closed on Sunday and Monday.
You will walk past the little outdoor beer garden to get to the front door. Very authentic German restaurant. Decor isn't from the Rhine but who cares. Food was very good and the menu rotates to the season. Freshest taps of German beer in the DF-dub. When it isn't 95 degrees at 10pm, I could sit out in the Garden and drink Paul Hefe's all night. There is a polka band here as well and it always floors me to here them play "Smoke on the Water" or "In-a-godda-davita" the ten-minute version polka style.
This could have been my bar if it wasn't such a haul to get there for me. Hands down the best German bar and grill in Dallas.
08-03-2006 20:32:01 | More by teg8612
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News: UPDATE: 50 Cent Gives Dr. Dre A Pass, "He's Done Nothing But Help Me In My Career"
Wednesday, Jul 27, 2011 10:23PM
It appears 50 Cent has experienced a sudden change of heart by deciding to not leak a Dr. Dre record hours prior to promising to deliver the track himself.
Writing on Twitter, 50 said his respect for Dre and Interscope CEO Jimmy Iovine have altered his initial threat.
"I don't know how I can record 41 song for my album and the one song I give interscope leaks But I don't care its good music," he tweeted July 27th.
"I wouldn't leak dre's record he has done nothing but help me in my career. jimmy has always been supportive of me."
"I hate when I can't present my music the way. I feel it should be but f*ck it check out I'm ON IT" (50 Cent's Twitter)
Hours prior, 50 said he would release Dre's "Psycho" single this week.
"I LOVE DRE but I'm putting his next single psycho out tomorrow at 2:00 #SK"
"Your gonna love it its a big song I just don't think it deserves a great set up sense they can't seem to get it right when it comes to me." (50 Cent's Twitter)
Last March, 50 spoke on his minor feud with Dre over their separate headphone brands.
"I have a strong personality, a strong character. And I can be difficult to deal with at certain points because I'm vocal. If you upset Em [Eminem], he's just gonna not talk to you. You're not going to get him in the next room you wanna get him in. With Dre, the same. He's not comfortable with friction. That [tweet] is, 'Hey look, I'm here. Is everybody still paying attention?' So they go, "Why he say that? Why he say we mad?" Then the meeting happens." (VIBE)
When asked about 50's headphones a month prior, Dre denied prior knowledge of the rapper's venture.
Dr. Dre totally DISSED his former protege 50 Cent in Los Angeles the other night ... maybe ... possibly ... OK, we're really not sure -- but it's all on tape!!!! Here's the back story -- 50 went on a Twitter tirade this week, claiming Dre HATES him because he's launching a line of headphones to compete with Dre's "Beats" line. But when we asked Dre about the beef out in front of Boa Steakhouse in Hollywood Tuesday night ... Dre simply replied, "I never heard of his headphones." DISS!!!!!!!!!!!! (maybe). (TMZ)
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The Wildcats scored the only points in the first-half with Jase Trotter hitting Quinton Harris for a 77-yard touchdown pass on the first play from scrimmage. The missed extra-point made the score 6-0.
The Eagles were looking to score on the next drive, but Cold Springs fumbled inside the Wildcat 1-yard line with Caleb Woods pouncing on the loose ball.
Cold Springs got the ball to start the second-half, but on the third play of the drive, Harris intercepted Austin Moore's pass at the 48-yard line.
The Wildcats would seemingly go three-and-out, but while lined up in the punt formation, Trotter took the direct snap and threw a 50-yard touchdown pass to John Coger. Harris ran in the 2-point conversion making the score 14-0.
While trying to receive the ensuing kickoff, Cold Springs' Devin Pace and Caleb Ellison collided and Oakman recovered the live ball on the Eagle 36-yard line.
Five plays later, Chris Austin ran into the end zone from 20 yards out.
Trotter connected with Hall Hastings for the two-point conversion to make the score 22-0.
With only 1:05 left in the game, Trotter hit Harris again, this time from 6 yards out for the final touchdown of the game. The extra-point was no good, making the final score 28-0.
Oakman's Austin rushed for 164 yards and a touchdown while Trotter went 6-for-21 for 182 yards and three touchdowns.
Purvis Coger added 65 yards and a touchdown on two catches and also added three tackles and caused fumble. Don Tyler Jackson added 10 tackles and Mark Austin, Reilly Williams and Hunter Williams each had five tackles.
Cold Springs collectively gained 76 yards on the ground. Logan Campbell and Austin Moore went a combined 2-for-6 passing for 18 yards.
The Eagles turned the ball over on downs three times plus a lost fumble and an interception.
Oakman (8-1, 7-0), which wrapped up its first region title since 2003 with a win at Aliceville, travels to Berry for the regular season finale next week.
The Wildcats will host a first-round playoff game in two weeks.


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Two of the sanitation department's three trucks are currently out of commission. Sanitation supervisor Jon Geddings informed the council that the one remaining truck, a 2002 Peterbilt, has not been off the road in more than 48 hours as the two-man crew struggles to run the routes.
"We are on borrowed time," Mayor Sonny Posey said as he declared an emergency situation, which allowed the council to move forward with the purchase immediately.
Geddings said one of the sanitation department's commercial garbage trucks is currently in Memphis getting repaired. A second truck has been breaking down on a regular basis for the past two weeks and stopped running altogether on Monday.
There are approximately 700 dumpsters on the commercial routes, which are usually run at night. Truck drivers Chris Hall and Teddy Bailey have been working night and day to keep up with the workload.
"They have changed their whole life. One of them steps out of the truck, and the other one steps in," Geddings said.
Geddings has found a new garbage truck that will be available by the end of July. The estimated cost is $230,000.
The city will pursue the purchase of a new truck through a state bid first. The second option is a cooperative purchasing program that has been recognized by the Alabama Examiner's Office.
The option of last resort will be negotiating with an independent retailer.
City officials did explore the idea of renting a garbage truck. The closest one was in Texas, and the cost to transport it to Jasper was approximately $3,000.
Purchasing agent Derleda Abrom said the rental fee would been approximately $6,900 per month.
Council member Jennifer Williams Smith noted that it has been several years since the city has purchased new equipment for the sanitation department.
"I want to clarify that we are not up here saying, 'We've got some extra money. Let's buy a fire engine and let's buy a garbage truck.' These have not been bought in a long time, and they are literally falling apart at this point," Smith said.
Posey responded that the city has not been in a financial position to invest in equipment until recently.
"We learned our lesson, I think, from the tornado situation. We have got some good advice in the form of Matt Adams who is advising us how we should project and anticipate 20 to 25 years in the future. I know we're on the right track," Posey said.
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CATEGORIES Movies, News/Reactions, HorrorBy Elisabeth Rappe
Last December, many Goths wept and fans of the late Brandon Lee took to message boards all over our great Internet to protest Stephen Norrington's remake of The Crow. News on the project has been so scarce that you've probably forgotten all about it, or even assumed it was dead and buried. But like its supernatural character, Norrington's Crow is alive and flying and Comics2Film is reporting that Norrington's script has been "very well received" by Relativity Media, and the film is set to go forward with casting. Cue the angry rants.
While the news sparked a lot of angry comments, there were a few fans of James O'Barr's graphic novel who wanted to see a new adaptation that might stay truer to the book. But earlier this summer, Comics2Film ran a rumor that Norrington wasn't going to use the character of Eric Draven, but was inventing a completely new character and storyline for his remake / reboot. Let me stress that little item hasn't been confirmed, but if it's true, it certainly raises the question of "Why bother?" O'Barr fans want their guiding crow and self-mutilation back.
At this point, all we know is that Norrington is aiming to make it "realistic, hard-edged and mysterious, almost documentary-style." Now that I've seen more of the graphic novel (thanks, Google Images), I can't think of a poorer approach to something so deliberately introspective. But who knows? If it's truly a whole new character who just happens to have a crow as a pal, the shaky-cam approach might work just fine.
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Four Things to Remember for the Fourth
July 1, 2011 at 9:36 am , by Maggie Niemiec
Instead of hamburgers and hot dogs this Fourth of July, how about some fresh bacteria casserole? Or maybe some salmonella with a side of E. coli? Doesn't that sound appetizing? We didn't think so either. But the thought of those cringe-inducing dishes is just one of the ways a new food safety campaign got our attention.
The USDA, FDA, CDC and the Ad Council have cooked up a "Food Safe Families" campaign to remind people that one in six Americans will get sick from food poisoning this year. See the strange yet memorable pig-in-a-sauna one, below.
We know many parts of the country will feel like a sauna this weekend, and you'll probably be outside grilling something. So keep your delicious barbecued chicken, juicy cheeseburgers and yummy hot dogs free of food-borne illnesses.
Clean kitchen surfaces, utensils and hands with soap and water while preparing food.
Separate raw meats from other foods with different cutting boards.
Cook foods to the right temperature by using a food thermometer.
Chill raw and prepared foods promptly.
For the skinny on just how many E. coli cells it takes to make you sick, check out our interview with Elisabeth Hagen, M.D., head of the Food Safety and Inspection Service at the USDA. (Hint: it's not many.) Head to foodsafety.gov for more tips.
Happy Fourth of July from the LHJ Health Ladies!
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I Did Yoga WHERE?
June 21, 2011 at 4:03 pm , by Maggie Niemiec
It's been a mere three weeks, but I've already decided I love the energy and excitement of New York City. As the new editorial intern at Ladies' Home Journal, I have moved to the city for the summer. Every day, there's something new to do or see. I've explored museums, shopped at discount department stores, watched free movies in the park and eaten the most delicious cupcakes. Yet as much as I enjoy living here, it can get really overwhelming. The subway is dirty and hot and crowded. The streets smell like garbage, which piles up on the sidewalks. Vendors constantly pester you to buy their hot dogs and knock-off purses. Taxi drivers honk nonstop, and the noise is so bad, I have to wear earplugs when I sleep.
It's hard to achieve a sense of calm with all this insanity around me. So when a friend suggested we attend a yoga event on the Solstice, I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to slow down. The only catch was that it took place on the asphalt in the middle of Times Square. (That's me, to the right, getting my "om" on.) I was skeptical of how calm I could feel in the busiest of all busy intersections. But when else would I get do yoga in the heart of New York City?
The instructor jumped up on stage at 7:30 a.m. and got us started to the sounds of Alicia Keys's re-mixed, relaxing version of "Empire State of Mind." For the next hour and 15 minutes, it was just me and my yoga mat… and more than 1,000 others in my "class."
Surprisingly, all the hustle and bustle faded away as I curled into cat, pushed back into downward dog, stretched into warrior and balanced in tree pose. I had somehow reached my center through all the madness. I realized if I could relax in Times Square, I could relax anywhere.
I ended lying on my back, feeling like a true yogi. As I slowly rose from the mat, the sun began to peek around the skyscrapers. The buses and taxis sounded a little louder; the neon signs shined a little brighter. It was back to reality, but I couldn't stop smiling. I had just found peace and tranquility in the most unlikely of places. Invigorated, refreshed and relaxed, I was ready to start the day.
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Activists hope to turn Romney's debate, Obama's jobs news, into votes in campaign's last month
FISHERSVILLE, Va. (AP) -- The presidential race enters its final month enlivened by two events with the potential to reshape the contest or perhaps negate each other. Soon after Mitt Romney's strong debate performance came Friday's encouraging economic news, not a minute too soon for President Barack Obama.
Strategists say the race is tightening, which was largely expected even before Obama's flat appearance on the debate stage Wednesday night, when his Republican challenger had arguably the best 90 minutes of his candidacy thus far.
Republican volunteers and strategists in the nine most competitive states are encouraged as never before, saying Romney is squarely back in a contest that was threatening to slip away.
Thirty-six hours later after the candidates' first face-to-face meeting, however, Obama crossed a huge psychological barrier. The government reported that unemployment fell to 7.8 percent in September, down from 8.1 percent. It was the first time since the opening days of Obama's presidency in 2009 that the rate dipped below 8 percent.
Now, with one month left until the Nov. 6 election and millions of people already voting, the question is whether Romney can spin his 90 minutes of debate gold into a path toward a four-year presidency.
5 terror suspects, including preacher al-Masri, appear in US courts after extradition from UK
NEW YORK (AP) -- An extremist Egyptian-born preacher entered a U.S. courtroom Saturday for the first time to face multiple terrorism charges, complaining that his prosthetic hooks, medication and special shoes were taken away from him. The preacher was one of five terror defendants rounded up in Britain and extradited overnight to the U.S.
Abu Hamza al-Masri was surrounded by several marshals in a Manhattan courtroom as he faced charges he conspired with Seattle men to set up a terrorist training camp in Oregon and helped abduct 16 hostages, two of them American tourists, in Yemen in 1998.
The 54-year-old, white-haired Al-Masri exposed both of his arms through his short-sleeved prison shirt. His court-appointed lawyer, Sabrina Shroff, asked that al-Masri, indicted under the name Mustafa Kamel Mustafa, have his prosthetics immediately returned "so he can use his arms."
In the 1990s, al-Masri turned London's Finsbury Park Mosque into a training ground for extremist Islamists, attracting men including Sept. 11 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui and "shoe bomber" Richard Reid.
Al-Masri -- jailed since 2004 in Britain on separate charges -- was flown overnight to New York from London along with four others accused of U.S. embassy bombings in Africa and with helping terror operations in Afghanistan and Chechnya. The men, who could all face life in prison, have been battling extradition for between eight to 14 years.
Syria's defense minister vows to 'crush' rebels as troops widen attacks
BEIRUT (AP) -- Syria's military will "crush" armed rebels, President Bashar Assad's defense minister warned Saturday, as the regime shelled rebel positions in two cities and near the Lebanese border in a widening offensive.
Neighboring Turkey, meanwhile, set new rules of engagement after three shells from Syria hit Turkish territory Saturday. Turkey retaliated with artillery, as it has for the past four days, and Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said this would now be the standard response.
Davutoglu insisted that "we haven't taken a step toward war," but Turkey's threat to fire back for each errant Syrian shell was bound to keep border tensions high. Turkey is one of Assad's harshest critics and a key supporter of Syria's opposition.
The latest Syria-Turkey crisis erupted earlier this week, after a Syrian shell killed five civilians in a Turkish border town.
The Syrian regime has apologized and tried to defuse tensions by pulling some tanks back from the border, according to a Turkish Foreign Ministry official who spoke on condition of anonymity in line with government regulations.
People who got steroid shots but not sick left to wait, worry, watch for meningitis symptoms
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Patsy Bivins tossed and turned all night after finding out the steroid shot she received to ease her chronic back pain could instead threaten her life.
For now, all the 68-year-old retired waitress can do is hope she doesn't develop the telltale signs of a rare form of fungal meningitis that health officials say has sickened more than 60 people in nine states: a splitting headache, fever, stiff neck, difficulty walking or worsening back pain. There may be hundreds or even thousands more like her.
She called her doctors Friday, right after her first cup of coffee, hoping to relieve the anxiety stirred a day earlier when she learned she might be at risk. Bivins was told only that she didn't need to be checked unless she developed symptoms.
"I'm not sure if I like it," Bivins, of Sturgis, Ky., said Friday in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. "Seems like there should be some way to tell it before you get the symptoms. Honestly, it makes me worse than I was."
Federal health officials say seven people have died so far, and they fear thousands more could have been exposed. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said the outbreak may have been caused by a steroid made by a specialty pharmacy in Massachusetts, where inspectors found at least one sealed vial that was contaminated. It's not yet clear how the fungus got into the steroid, which is commonly used to treat back pain. But officials have told health professionals not to use anything made by the pharmacy.
Israeli military says it shot down a drone that entered Israeli airspace in the south
JERUSALEM (AP) -- Israel scrambled fighter jets to intercept a drone Saturday that crossed deep into Israeli airspace from the Mediterranean Sea, shooting the aircraft down over the country's southern desert, the military said.
The incident marked the first time in at least six years that a hostile aircraft has penetrated Israel's airspace, and Israeli officials said they were taking the incident seriously, raising the possibility of retaliatory action.
It was not immediately clear who launched the drone, but suspicion quickly fell on the Lebanese Islamic militant group Hezbollah. The Iranian-backed group is known to have sent drones into Israeli airspace on several previous occasions.
Tensions are running high between Iran and Israel over Tehran's nuclear program, which the West believes is cover for the development of atomic weapons. The Islamic Republic denies the allegations, and says its program is for peaceful purposes only. Israel has threatened to carry out a military strike against Iran's nuclear facilities to prevent Iran from acquiring such weapons.
Lt. Col. Avital Leibovich said Israeli ground systems detected the drone, which flew over the Gaza Strip but did not originate there, Saturday morning. They alerted the air force, which scrambled the jets to intercept the aircraft. She said Israel was still trying to determine where the drone took off from. Nobody was hurt in the incident.
Sandusky jurors plan to attend sentencing; some hoping former Penn State assistant gets life
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) -- Jerry Sandusky should be sent to prison for life when a judge sentences him Tuesday, according to several of the jurors who convicted the former Penn State assistant coach of molesting several boys over a period of years.
None of the jurors interviewed by The Associated Press said they have had second thoughts about their June verdict, and several plan to attend the sentencing.
"There isn't a sentence that I believe is harsh enough for what he has done and how it has affected the university," said Joan Andrews, a juror who has worked for Penn State for 41 years and held football season tickets since 1969. "I don't think there's been one individual in this entire campus that has not been affected by this."
Four jurors said they plan to be in the courtroom when Sandusky, 68, learns the penalty for sexually abusing boys he met through a charity for at-risk children. Sandusky's own attorney expects his client to be handed a long sentence from Judge John Cleland after conviction on 45 counts.
Although a list of jurors has not been released by Cleland, the AP was able to contact five of them. They said they recently received a letter from the court informing them about the sentencing and offering to have a court official meet them outside the courthouse.
As nation suffers 2000th death in Afghan War, Gold Star mother wonders why troops still there
Lisa Freeman was cradling her 6-day-old grandson in her left arm and watching the news on her iPad while her daughter and son-in-law caught some much-needed sleep. The retired teacher was taking notes with her free hand when she heard the news: The nation had suffered its 2,000th casualty in the Afghan war.
On Sept. 29, Army Sgt. 1st Class Daniel Metcalfe was on patrol in the country's rugged Wardak Province when his unit came under small-arms fire.
As the announcer droned on, all Freeman could do was shake her head and stare at little Matthew -- named for an uncle he would never know. Marine Capt. Matthew C. Freeman fell to a sniper's bullet on Aug. 7, 2009, northeast of Kabul, not far from where Metcalfe perished.
It is almost certain that Metcalfe and Freeman -- both 29 when they died -- never met. Freeman grew up in the Savannah suburb of Richmond Hill, Ga.; Metcalfe was from the village of Liverpool, N.Y., population about 2,400, a few miles north of Syracuse.
Nonetheless, they were brothers, casualties in what has become America's longest war.
Ga. Rep. Paul Broun calls evolution, embryology, Big Bang theory lies 'from the pit of hell'
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) -- Georgia Rep. Paul Broun said in videotaped remarks that evolution, embryology and the Big Bang theory are "lies straight from the pit of hell" meant to convince people that they do not need a savior.
The Republican lawmaker made those comments during a speech Sept. 27 at a sportsman's banquet at Liberty Baptist Church in Hartwell. Broun, a medical doctor, is running for re-election in November unopposed by Democrats.
"God's word is true," Broun said, according to a video posted on the church's website. "I've come to understand that. All that stuff I was taught about evolution and embryology and Big Bang theory, all that is lies straight from the pit of hell. And it's lies to try to keep me and all the folks who are taught that from understanding that they need a savior."
Broun also said that he believes the Earth is about 9,000 years old and that it was made in six days. Those beliefs are held by fundamentalist Christians who believe the creation accounts in the Bible to be literally true.
Broun spokeswoman Meredith Griffanti told the Athens Banner-Herald (http://bit.ly/Us4O0Zhttp://bit.ly/Us4O0Z ) that Broun was recorded speaking off-the-record to a church group about his religious beliefs. He sits on the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology.
Calif. gas prices hit all-time high; prices might still rise before falling next week
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- It's a record, though just barely. The price of gasoline hit an all-time average high in California of $4.6140 a gallon Saturday, fueled by a reduced supply and a volatile market.
The record was set by a fraction of a penny, according to AAA spokesman Michael Green. The previous high was $4.6096 on June 19, 2008.
Prices throughout the state were expected to increase for several more days before leveling off, after a temporary reduction in supply triggered a price spike that saw fuming motorists paying $5 or more per gallon in some locations and station owners shutting down pumps in others.
AAA's Daily Fuel Gauge report released Saturday said the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded across California rose 12 cents from its Friday mark of about $4.49.
Saturday's price was the highest in the nation, with the Golden State leapfrogging Hawaii this week as the state with the most expensive fuel. The average price for a gallon of regular unleaded across California was 47 cents more than a week ago, according to the AAA report.
A pop fly drops, mayhem ensues: New wild-card era begins with more calls for expanded replay
ATLANTA (AP) -- The NFL replacement refs are not there to kick around anymore.
Not to worry.
A familiar target has emerged.
Instead of guys wearing stripes, it's the men in blue.
Major League Baseball found itself embroiled in another postseason maelstrom over umpires -- and renewed calls for increased use of instant replay -- after a disputed infield fly call led to mayhem in the stands in the one-game, winner-take-all playoff in Atlanta.


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Culpepper Fantasy Football Spotlight
Spotlight - QB Daunte Culpepper, Minnesota Vikings
Posted 6/25 by Jason Wood and David Yudkin, Exclusive to www.Footballguys.com
Jason Wood's Thoughts
Randy Moss had his worst season as a professional last year, 49 receptions for 767 yards, yet Daunte Culpepper enjoyed his best season, both in terms of "real" NFL accomplishments and as a fantasy player.
Let that sink in a bit, because it's VERY important when analyzing Culpepper's 2005 outlook. I've seen so many people hung up on Randy Moss' trade to Oakland and how that's going to impact the Vikings offensive production; yet you HAVE to look a layer deeper in order to do yourself justice on draft day.
In case you took a year off from watching football, Daunte Culpepper enjoyed one of the best offensive seasons in the HISTORY OF FOOTBALL.
379 completions
548 attempts
4,717 yards
39 TD passes
11 Ints
406 rushing yards
2 rush TDs
433 fantasy points
Thanks to Peyton Manning's 49 TD passes, Culpepper's season was largely unheralded, which is mind boggling.
Culpepper's 433 fantasy points set a new ALL TIME SINGLE SEASON RECORD...overtaking Dan Marino's 1984 season. It was Culpepper, not Manning, who finished atop the fantasy rankings.
Culpepper's 5,123 yards of offense (passing+rushing+receiving) also set a new ALL TIME SINGLE SEASON RECORD...overtaking, you guessed it, Dan Marino.
Any way you slice it, Culpepper had a historic 2004 season, DESPITE having a very limited Randy Moss.
But hold on a second, are you honestly suggesting Culpepper won't suffer some impact from Randy Moss' trade to Oakland?
NO, of course not. First, let me say that history suggests Culpepper was due for some regression in his statistics this season regardless of Moss' presence or not. Take a look at any historic season and, by and large, it's difficult if not impossible to match it in year N+1. What I'm saying is that Culpepper's level of production is so high that even with a natural regression AND the departure of Randy Moss, he's still among the best and most productive fantasy options at the QB position.
Let's play Devil's Advocate. Let's assume for a second that Randy Moss was replaced last year by the worst WR in history. Someone who was unable to catch one singular pass. Let's take Daunte Culpepper's 2004 numbers and treat EVERY reception by Moss as an incompletion. In other words, let's remove Moss' 49 receptions, his yards and his 13 TDs and pretend they were all incompletions. How would Culpepper have fared?
330 completions
548 attempts
60.2% completion
3950 yards
26 TD passes
11 Ints
406 yards rushing
2 rush TDs
343 fantasy points
Even if the Vikings replaced Moss' production last year with ABSOLUTELY NOTHING, Culpepper still threw for almost 4,000 yards and his 343 fantasy points would have ranked 3rd last season.
But here's the beautiful thing...the Vikings DIDN'T sit idly by and replace Moss with no one. They went out and added veteran Travis Taylor and spent the 7th overall draft choice on Troy Williamson. While NO ONE can replace Randy Moss' production single handedly, the Vikings are stacked offensively and still field one of the deepest group of receiving weapons in the league.
N. Burleson -- 3rd year player ready to ascend into the WR1 role, poised for a top 15 fantasy season
M. Robinson -- A savvy veteran receiver who caught almost 50 balls last year and 8 touchdowns despite playing 3rd fiddle to Moss and Burleson
T. Taylor -- A former top 10 overall pick who languished in the run-first, conservative offense in Baltimore
T. Williamson -- The 7th overall draft choice this year, considered by the Vikings a better pro prospect than Mike Williams
K. Campbell -- Established deep threat and arguably the best WR5 in the league
J. Wiggins -- Journeyman tight end found a home in Minnesota last year catching 71 receptions for 705 yards, re-signed this offseason
J. Kleinsasser -- Former franchise player returns from injury...he caught 46 passes and 4 TDs in 2003, his last healthy season
M. Bennett, M. Williams, M. Moore -- Three running backs who have all shown themselves to be capable threats out of the backfield when given the opportunity
Any way you slice it, the Vikings have weapons. And Culpepper showed himself to be extremely capable of producing at a very high level last year when Moss was hobbled AND out of the lineup entirely. And we've not even gotten into Culpepper's production as a runner yet. His 406 yards and 2 TDs last year were his lowest output as a starter, and with the team promising to run more in 2005, he should be closer to his career averages of 5 rushing TDs and 460 yards rushing, in my view.
-Culpepper enjoyed a historic season last year despite Moss being hobbled and largely ineffective for half the season
-The Vikings field one of the best and deepest groups of offensive players in the league despite Moss' departure
-With a commitment to running the ball, one can expect Culpepper to score more than 2 TDs on the ground (he's averaged close to 5 per season)
-If you removed every yard of production that Moss brought a season ago, Culpepper still threw for 3,950 yards and 26 touchdowns
-At 6'4", 240 pounds, Culpepper is able to break tackles and take hits like no other quarterback, making it tougher to bring him down in the pocket and making him more effective as a goal line option than anyone else at the position (save for maybe Mike Vick)
-All the aforementioned numbers aside, it's impossible to know the true impact of Moss' departure until the Vikings take the field this season
-All-Pro center Matt Birk may be lost for a significant portion of the season
-Long-time offensive coordinator Scott Linehan left for Miami and is being replaced by the unproven S. Loney
-HC Mike Tice has sworn a return to a heavy ground game, which if realized, could impact Culpepper's passing production
Final Thoughts
If anyone tries to tell you Randy Moss' departure will have no impact on Daunte Culpepper, they have no business discussing football. That said, anyone that thinks Daunte Culpepper isn't still a very talented and productive fantasy option in Moss' absence also hasn't done enough analysis. Remember, it's been Culpepper, not Peyton Manning, who has owned the fantasy QB rankings the last few years. With a deep WR corps, a solid offensive line, and a veteran understanding of the offensive playbook, Culpepper should remain among the top five at his position. Ultimately he is still someone that will help fantasy owners win quite a few head-to-head matchups. Will he be as dominant as he was the last few years? Probably not. But if you're looking for elite QB production and Manning and McNabb are off the board already, no other QB is worth being picked ahead of Daunte. Draft accordingly.
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Does picking McCrab ahead of Pep factor in the possibility that T-HO might not be there?BANNED OR DEAD...I'LL TAKE EITHER ONE
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Finnaly, someone else who isn't upset about the Moss trade. Great read Josdin, *wipes tear from eye* that was
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I don't care what some of the haters say but Manning is the only QB I would take ahead of C-Pepp"Hard work beats talent, when talent doesn t work hard."
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I don't care what some of the haters say but Manning is the only QB I would take ahead of C-Pepp
One thing I want to add to your stats. Its fine that you take Moss catches and all that off the charts, but what you cant take off is how many times he was double covered.....which leaves easier grabs for other recievers. Now, I am not underestimating what you wrote, because I was pretty damn impressed, but his speed and threat level CAN NOT be eliminated. I see where you are coming from, but overall, I dont see Pep having stats that are comparable to last year. What is going to shine this year is our defense.....not our offense.
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"DarrinNelsonguy" wrote:
I don't care what some of the haters say but Manning is the only QB I would take ahead of C-Pepp
One thing I want to add to your stats. Its fine that you take Moss catches and all that off the charts, but what you cant take off is how many times he was double covered.....which leaves easier grabs for other recievers. Now, I am not underestimating what you wrote, because I was pretty gol 'darnit impressed, but his speed and threat level CAN NOT be eliminated. I see where you are coming from, but overall, I dont see Pep having stats that are comparable to last year. What is going to shine this year is our defense.....not our offense.
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Spotlight - QB Daunte Culpepper, Minnesota Vikings
Posted 6/25 by Jason Wood and David Yudkin, Exclusive to www.Footballguys.com
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Just wanted to make sure that people knew I didn't write that myself. Coreyd's post indicated that some people might be confused about that.
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Either way....good research.
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I certianly will not have any issues about taking CPep in any of my fantasy leagues exspecialy the one where a QB running in a TD gets double points :grin:I.B.O.T. #213
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The exhibit, organized by the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and first shown there a year ago, includes close to 80 works by 50 artists from the 1960s to the present who play with distortions of size, materials, and contexts to transform often-overlooked objects into eye-opening works of art.
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The Miami Heat host the Los Angeles Lakers Thursday night, and with Duke in town to play the Miami Hurricanes, players flocked to BankUnited Center in Coral Gables. Miami fans chanted Kobe Bryant's name at one point, with LeBron James nearby.
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Dwyane Wade showed up late, settling into his seat midway through the first half.
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It's official: Florida hits 1 million concealed weapons permitsby Dara Kam | December 19th, 2012
Florida officially hit the one million milestone for concealed weapons permits as predicted last week by Agriculture and Consumer Services Commissioner Adam Putnam, whose office oversees the program.
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Tuesday, Paine College officials announced the location where the school will play its home football games this year, as the school will be playing its first football games after a 51 year hiatus from the sport.
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After a 51-year hiatus from football, Lions fans and the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) will again get the chance to witness Paine College football starting in October. The Paine College Athletics Department has announced that the team will play each of their four club games this season at nearby Lucy C. Laney Memorial Stadium.
"We are very thankful to the Richmond County Board of Education for working with Dr. Bradley and I to secure a home field for our young men to compete this season," said athletics director Tim Duncan. "We are excited that our alumni, students and fans will truly be able to enjoy a first class facility like Laney Stadium and all that it has to offer."
The 9,000-seat stadium opened in 2006 and is no stranger to competitive football as it serves as the home stadium for Lucy C. Laney High School and the Augusta City Classic. The Augusta City Classic annually hosts some of the most exciting - college football games in the area with teams like Morehouse, Savannah State, Benedict and Fort Valley State regularly taking the field for one of the nation's many black college football classics. Laney Stadium also has a 70-locker home locker room, 60-locker visiting team locker room, two scoreboards, two ticket booths and press boxes for each team. Coach Ruffin and his team have two games scheduled for October and two games scheduled for November. The games will follow an intensive month of training and preparation.
"There are four great games ahead of us this season," stated head football coach Greg Ruffin. "These young men have been working hard and we are looking forward to bringing college football back to the area and once again hearing the Lions roar!"
The inaugural game of Paine's new football era will be a battle of the Lions as the Paine College Lions face the Georgia Prep Academy Lions on October 12th. On October 19th, Paine will face the Atlanta Sports Academy Spartans. On November 2nd, the Lions will take on the Gladiators from Orangeburg Tech. The 2013 season will close with a game against the Jireh Prep Warriors on November 9th. Kickoff times for each game have been scheduled for 2 p.m. Tickets will go on sale September 16th.
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Charles earns USTFCCCA second team All-America honors
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Junior JU track & field athlete Charlene Charles was tabbed second team All-America by the United States Track & Field Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) following her strong performance at the NCAA Championships June 7.
Charles scored a personal-best 5,477 points in the heptathlon en route to becoming the program's fourth All-America honoree. She also joins Andrea Pressley as the only two Dolphins to receive the honor for the heptathlon.
"Charlene should be proud of her accomplishments thus far at JU," JU head coach Ron Grigg said. "Yet, I know she has even greater goals for her senior season."
In the NCAA heptathlon, she placed fifth in the long jump (19'6.25") and sixth in the high jump with a leap of 5'6.5". She ran a time of 24.59 (10th) in the 200-meter and 14.07 (16th) in the 100-meter hurdles. Charles finished eighth in the 800-meter in 2:15.61.
Charles also had a throw of 34'1.5" in the shot put and a throw of 97'0" in the javelin.
Overall, the French native was the first Dolphin to compete in the NCAA Championships since Natasha Harvey was in the long jump in 2009. She was also the first Dolphin in the NCAA heptathlon since Pressley in 2004.