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John Skelton will return to being the Cardinals' starting quarterback, head coach Ken Whisenhunt said Wednesday.
Skelton has not played since Week 11, when he completed only 2-of-7 passes for six yards and was benched for rookie Ryan Lindley.
Lindley has thrown five interceptions in his two starts. He completed 10-of-31 passes for 72 yards in the Cardinals' loss to the Jets in Week 13.
Skelton has thrown two touchdowns and five interceptions in six games and five starts this season. Kevin Kolb has not played since suffering a rib injury in Week Six. The Cardinals have lost eight in a row after a 4-0 start and play the Seahawks on Sunday.

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By Mark E. Vogler
---- — LAWRENCE — Pinnacle Financial Consulting LLC promotes itself as a firm that's "dedicated to the financial security of your family or your business."
"We help you with debt management and planning for your financial future," the city company declares on its website, while also claiming to "charge much less than law firms" for "the same high-quality home loan modification and tax strategy services."
But state Attorney General Martha Coakley's office this week sued Pinnacle and its owner Robert Burton, alleging they "have sought to capitalize on the foreclosure and economic crisis by preying upon homeowners who are facing the imminent loss of their homes."
"Defendants target distressed homeowners in Massachusetts who are often minority and/or non-native English speakers, and falsely represent that defendants can negotiate loan modifications which will dramatically improve homeowners' finances and/or otherwise save their homes from foreclosure," the attorney general said in a 22-page complaint filed in Suffolk County Superior Court.
The lawsuit also accused Pinnacle and Burton of practicing law without a license and engaging in unfair or deceptive conduct while marketing, soliciting and providing loan modification, bankruptcy petition preparation and financial advising services.
Other allegations include misrepresenting to consumers the services the company could provide, exaggerating the benefits of their services, charging unlawful advance fees, failing to take any action to provide the promises services after receiving payment and refusing to provide refunds upon request.
Pinnacle and its owner "harmed consumers by inducing people who were already in vulnerable and fragile financial situations, to pay monies for services that Defendants could not and/or were not authorized to provide," according to the lawsuit.
Burton could not be reached for comment last night. Voice and email messages left at Pinnacle's second floor office at 170 Common St. went unanswered.
The website lists Burton as Pinnacle's chief executive officer and cites his legal education: a 2005 graduate of the Massachusetts School of Law at Andover.
After law school, Burton worked for Foley Hoag LLP, a law firm in Boston, and Deutsche Bank, the fifth largest investment bank in the world, according to the company website.
The Pinnacle website doesn't mention that Burton is not a licensed lawyer in Massachusetts, although it has recently posted a "Non-Attorney Disclaimer," with a one-page form to be filled out by its clients. The first paragraph of the disclaimer notes Pinnacle "is not a law firm, and the employment service is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney."
But in its lawsuit, the attorney general alleged that Burton and Pinnacle in personal meetings with clients misrepresented themselves by saying "they are attorneys authorized to provide legal advice and services when, in fact they are not."
Attorney General spokesman Grant Woodman said yesterday that Coakley's office has obtained a temporary restraining order prohibiting Pinnacle from dissipating or concealing assets and destroying records.
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By Maureen Hayden
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Supporters of a national coalition of conservative clergy, law enforcement and business leaders are calling on Indiana lawmakers to roll back the state's ban on in-state college tuition for the children of immigrants who came here illegally.
The ban was put into place two years ago, as Republicans in the Indiana Statehouse were pushing a massive anti-immigration bill that has since been partially struck down.
"From a legal status, they are aliens," said Glenn Tebbe, executive director of the Indiana Catholic Conference. "But they are not aliens to the our human family."
Tebbe, along with other supporters of a national network known "Bibles, Badges and Business for Immigration Reform," came out in support of Senate Bill 207 during an event Wednesday at the Central Library in Indianapolis.
The legislation, which goes to the House Committee on Education today (THURSDAY), only applies to undocumented students who were enrolled in college when the ban went into effect in 2011.
Some key Republican supporters of the bill, including House Education Committee Chairman Bob Behning, have been working to expand the bill to cover more students.
Tebbe called it a critical piece of legislation that conservatives should support. "This is a moral issue," he said.
Supporters of the in-state tuition ban argue it doesn't deny access to college for undocumented students. But opponents like Tebbe argue that it creates a huge obstacle
because it significantly boosts the cost of tuition. The out-of-state tuition rate is up to three times higher than the in-state rate.
Angela Smith Jones, director of public policy for the Greater Indiana Chamber of Commerce, urged opponents of the tuition ban to contact Republican leaders who control the Statehouse.
"Too often, those of us who are on the right side of whatever the issue is, we stay silent," she said. "Those on the opposite side of this issue have the loudest voice."
Megan Ritter, director of public policy for the Indiana Farm Bureau, said laws that block access to education "are creating an underclass that doesn't need to be there."
Tebbe, Ritter and Smith-Jones were part of panel of speakers who spoke at an event sponsored by the national Bibles, Badges and Business coalition. The event came less than week after a federal judge struck down key provisions in a 2011 Indiana immigration law that gave police sweeping powers to arrest people suspected of being in the country illegally.
Coordinated by the National Immigration Forum, the coalition is made up of mostly conservative law enforcement officers, evangelical Christians and business leaders who support comprehensive immigration reform that includes a path to citizenship for millions who are in the country illegally.
The coalition was formed to provide support for state and federal legislators who are ready to move on immigration reform. For Republicans in particular, being seen as supportive of comprehensive reform that creates a path for citizenship has been seen as a political liability.
Mike Murphy, an Indianapolis Republican who spent 16 years in the Indiana General Assembly as a vehement and vocal opponent of anti-immigration legislation, said that sentiment is changing. He noted that last November's election was a wake-up call for his party, when GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney won less than 30 percent of the Latino vote. "What a difference getting whipped in an election makes," Murphy said.
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Williston State College cracked the top twenty of Washington Monthly's Best Community Colleges list. The school secured the eighteenth spot on the list, which is based off of the community college survey of student engagement. WSC students had a voice in the ranking. Wanda Meyer Vice President for Instruction Wanda Meyer says the ranking is important for the school.
"I think, for our campus, we feel its a really big deal, because for years we wouldn't even hit that top ranking. So, this year and two years ago, we were talking about hitting that top 20, which is really exciting. We've seen a lot of change. There have been updates in curriculum, and people are starting to recognize us as a college campus. It isn't just so much as a physical structure as it is the atmosphere and trying to get used to that whole collegiate way of thinking and acting," says Meyer.
Meyer believes the caring faculty and specific location of WSC have a lot to do with the high ranking.
"I think it has a lot to do with just being in the state of North Dakota and this whole part of the country. I think people are extra friendly, they're hard workers, they have good ethics and good integrity. So, they believe in people, and I think that's where the faculty makes a difference and the support staff makes a difference because they will bend over to help a student be successful," adds Myer.
Williston State College hopes they can continue to move up the rankings in the years to come.
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Blues season ends at the hands of the Kings. Again.
Posted on May 11, 2013 at 4:30 AM
Updated Tuesday, May 21 at 2:39 PM
For the second year in a row the Blues are knocked out of the postseason by the Los Angeles Kings. Excuse for the Note for not getting all worked up about the fact they were all one goal games. That means nothing to them right now.


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Last weekend (Fri., Dec. 6, 2013), fight fans were treated to one of the best Heavyweight mixed martial arts (MMA) contests in recent memory when Mark Hunt and Antonio Silva went toe-to-toe for 25 minutes in Brisbane, Australia, in the main event of UFC Fight Night 33 (watch it again here).
When the dust settled "Down Under," the judges scored the fight an even draw, which drew the ire on no one, not even Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) President Dana White (read his reaction here).
And why would it?
After the two behemoths defied the law of heavyweights, going the full five entertaining rounds instead of ending the bout early as many expected with one fell swoop, it would have been a shame to see either man go home with a loss on their record.
But, while many were quick to label the epic war one of the best of all time, "Super Samoan" says the fight was just a "normal" fight. Furthermore, Hunt says he didn't mind that the fight was scored a draw because both of them got their fair share of licks in.
His words on a recent appearance on "The MMA Hour:"
"I just thought it was a normal fight. It was pretty good. I don't know (if it was the best heavyweight fight of all time). It's hard to see from an outside perspective when you're the one in there. I just know I could have done a lot more things. But I get pretty judgmental when I watch myself fight. I think we both put our hearts out there, I didn't mind a draw anyways. We both had our moments in the fight. It didn't really matter to me. 'Bigfoot' popped me and I popped him so it was pretty good. I wasn't mad about the draw. I could deal with it. I didn't realize I had broken my hand, I couldn't clinch my fist. I thought it was good call."
Hunt, for one, isn't opposed to an instant rematch against his former training partner, but will first have to wait until his broken hand heals up, which could be up to six months according to the former K-1 striker.
As for the draw, it won't "Bigfoot" any favors in the rankings (just Hunt), but it definitely raised their respective stocks with the promotion and likely earned itself a few more fans, too.
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In the first half of Saturday's United States-England World Cup group match, USA's Clint Dempsey tied the game with a goal off England goalkeeper Robert Green. I say, "off" rather than "on" here, because the ball hit him square in the arms. Here's the video:
This is certainly one of the weaker goals you will see in a World Cup match. At the half, the score is tied, 1-1.


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If current trends continue, the world will likely blow past the 2 degree Celsius (3.6 degree Fahrenheit) warming barrier that scientists believe is the minimum for safety.
"If you look at the commitments today from governments around the world, we've only got a 50-50 shot at a 3 C (5.4 F) world, almost no chance of a 2 C (3.6 F) world, and to be quite honest I would say it's not unlikely that we will hit a 5 C (9.0 F) world," Bob Watson, former head of the UN's climate panel and chief advisor to Britain's environment ministry, told the AFP.
Rising temperatures would trigger changes such as the melting of ice sheets and massive tree loss from droughts that cannot be reversed.
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Classic screen actor Burt Lancaster (1913-1994) would have turned 100 this year, and to celebrate his centennial TCM is rolling out a month-long salute with back-to-back programming all night every Wednesday in November.
Included is Alexander Mackendrick's acid-tongued portrait of corrupt ambition "Sweet Smell of Success," starring Lancaster and Tony Curtis as an unscrupulous gossip columnist-and-press agent team. A must-see.
Also playing is Fred Zinnemann's Pearl Harbor drama "From Here to Eternity," which famously features Lancaster and an uncharacteristically bombshell Deborah Kerr kissing passionately on the sands of Hawaii; Jules Dassin's explosive prison-breakout thriller "Brute Force"; and the Robert Siodmak noir version of Ernest Hemingway's "The Killers."
Lancaster possessed that magical combo for a Hollywood star: acting skills, danger, rugged, sexy masculinity--he trained as a circus acrobat and found acting via the USO in the Army--and sensitive vulnerability. He could carry serious dramas, war movies and westerns, romances and comedies.
I got to meet Lancaster on the set of Sam Peckinpah's last film, 1983's "The Osterman Weekend," in which he had a cameo. He told me that Luchino Visconti's gorgeous 19th-century drama "Il Gattopardo" ("The Leopard") was one of his favorites. It's in the series. One title that didn't make the cut is Scottish director Bill Forsyth's whimsical masterpiece "Local Hero," in which Lancaster stars as an eccentric millionaire with a penchant for star-gazing.
Below, the full TCM Lancaster lineup, plus a selection of clips and vintage trailers from Lancaster's films:
Joseph Angier | November 4, 2013 3:05 PM
TCM comes through again. What a great list of movies! (Even though it's missing my personal fave: "Ulzana'a Raid")
Brian | November 1, 2013 11:36 AM
His centennial is tomorrow, November 2nd. Wow, that snuck up on me. I meant to do a blog entry on it and watch a bunch of his films first, but clean forgot. Thanks for the reminder.
And, in reference to my comment from March 27, I see now that FLAME AND THE ARROW is there, but not VERA CRUZ or CRIMSON PIRATE. But at least TEN TALL MEN and SOUTH SEA WOMAN are there--from his "fun" period.
rgm | April 2, 2013 3:07 PM
I there a reason that Bill Forsyth's wonderful "Local Hero" is not on the UCLA?Hammer agenda?
Brian | March 27, 2013 3:02 PM
They really need to show his ground-breaking Mexican Revolution western, Robert Aldrich's VERA CRUZ (1954), an influence on THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN, MAJOR DUNDEE, THE PROFESSIONALS and THE WILD BUNCH.
And the two films where Burt got to show off his acrobatic skills, THE FLAME AND THE ARROW (1950) and THE CRIMSON PIRATE (1952.)


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On March 28, 1999, World Wrestling Federation (WWF) kicked off its WrestleMania XV pay-per-view (PPV) event, emanating live from the First Union Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
While most of the (fond) memories revolve around the championship main event, which culminated in "Stone Cold" Steve Austin's title win over The Rock (while simultaneously sticking it to Vince McMahon and "The Corporation"), there was another bout on the televised card that got its share of attention.
That's because Bart Gunn thought he could box pudgy pugilist Eric Esch in a "Brawl for All" bout that stemmed from circumstances too silly to explain here. Suffice to say Bart was out-gunned in less than a minute, in a bout that also featured a run-in from the San Diego Chicken.
Good times!
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SAN DIEGO (AP) _ Tyler Chatwood took a shutout into the seventh inning and the Colorado Rockies beat skidding San Diego 4-2 on Monday night, handing the Padres their 10th consecutive defeat.
Wilin Rosario hit a two-run double and Jonathan Herrera drove in a run with a bunt to help the Rockies end a three-game slide with their second victory in eight games. They have won nine of 11 against San Diego this season.
Chatwood (5-2) allowed two runs and five hits in a season-high 6 2-3 innings. He walked four and struck out three. The right-hander is 3-1 in five road starts this season with a 1.35 ERA.
Matt Belisle pitched a hitless eighth and Rafael Betancourt worked the ninth for his 12th save in 13 opportunities.
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New York Yankees right-hander Ivan Nova hasn't pitched since August 21; that marked the end of a five-start stretch in which his ERA jumped from 4.08 to 4.92, and afterward the Yankees placed him on the Disabled List with a minor shoulder injury.
This weekend, according to The Wall Street Journal's Daniel Barbarisi, Nova will be activated from the D.L. and supplant Freddy Garcia in the Yankees' rotation. In three of García's last four starts, he failed to survive five full innings; in the other, he got knocked out in the sixth. With Nova presumably healthy, it makes sense to get him back into the rotation and García is the obvious candidate for replacement.
There's probably more rotation news coming next week. Andy Pettitte hasn't pitched in a game since late June because of a bum ankle, but his rehab's been going well and he's expected to return to the active roster soon, and replace rookie David Phelps in the rotation.
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Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Their Role in Cardiac Arrhythmogenesis: Research Challenges and Opportunities
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The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute convened a Workshop on August 29-30, 2005, in Washington, District of Columbia to: (1) review the epidemiological evidence and data from NHLBI-supported randomized trials on the role of omega-3 (n-3) fatty acids in susceptibility to cardiac arrhythmias and sudden cardiac death; (2) explore the basic mechanisms by which n-3 fatty acids affect cardiac excitability at the cellular and organ level; (3) identify gaps and barriers in basic understanding of the effects of n-3 fatty acids on cardiac electrical activity at the cellular, tissue, and whole body levels; and (4) provide prioritized recommendations to the NHLBI for additional research studies of the role of n-3 fatty acids in cardiac arrhythmogenesis.
Workshop members reviewed the present state of knowledge related to n-3 fatty acids and cardiac arrhythmia mechanisms. Dietary sources and quantification of n-3 fatty acids, competition between n-3 and n-6 fatty acids, pathways for production of tissue n-3 and n-6 highly unsaturated fatty acids, and the importance of adequate measurements in clinical trials were reviewed. Evidence was presented that the risk of either cardiac arrest or sudden death is associated with low dietary intake and blood levels of polyunsaturated fatty acids and that a fish diet (the DART study) or dietary supplementation with polyunsaturated fatty acids (the GISSI-Prevenzione study) decrease mortality and/or sudden death following myocardial infarction. Although the NHLBI-supported, randomized, double blind Antiarrhythmic Effects of N-3 Fatty Acids study showed no benefit of dietary n-3 fatty acids, a trend toward increased arrhythmias in patients who had high arrhythmic risk and implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs) was observed. By contrast, the NHLBI-supported Fatty Acid Antiarrhythmic Trial (FAAT) did show a strong trend toward benefit in a similar population. A review of animal models showed fewer ischemia- and reperfusion-induced arrhythmias in rats fed n-3 fatty acids (EPA or DHA), but highlighted the limited scope of the animal models studied to date. The evidence for several different mechanisms by which n-3 fatty acids may alter arrhythmias was discussed in detail, including potential effects on cardiac sodium channels, calcium channels, the sodium-calcium exchanger, lipid rafts, calcium release from the sarcoplasmic reticulum, kinases (including PKA and CaMKII), and myocardial oxygen stress. Potential anti-inflammatory properties of n-3 fatty acids and the relationship of inflammatory changes to both atrial and ventricular arrhythmias were discussed. Current gaps in our knowledge include the absence of proof that n-3 fatty acids decrease arrhythmias in patients at risk for sudden death, uncertainty as to which patients may benefit most from supplementation, limited mechanistic data from animal models, and no definitive understanding as to which basic mechanisms transduce effects on cardiac electrogenesis.
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RIM launched a new radical handset Curve 8250 mainly targeting upon new entry level consumers who still haven't experienced Blackberry Functionality. RIM has justified the absence of trackball with the atypical rubberized buttons and an optical track pad. Facing stiff competition from its rivals it seems to have made a good move by incorporating optical track pad.
With a superior material quality emphasized by curvy features it displays a sleeker look. The front fascia features a glossy snazzy finish while the rear panel is a smooth finish surface. Embedded with a Track pad that replaces the track ball for more reliability. Although the design is very much on the lines of prior predated Blackberry models. The model sizes up to 109 x 60 x 13.9 mm and weighs106 g.
Sports a 2.64 inch Thin Film Transistor display of 65K colors supporting 320 x 240 pixels and Quarter Video Graphics Array. A colorful and vivid display is a result of the aforementioned features. QWERTY keyboard is easier and reliable without being cramped.
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Equipped with a Blackberry Operating system. Features an onboard storage memory of 256 MB and armed with Micro Secure Digital memory slot expandable up to 16 GB. Standard Lithium-ion Battery with a rated talk time of four hours.
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The road to St. Louis from a rainy Chicago is wet blacktop, Interstate 55 stretching through fields of prairie grass, running past yawning barns weather-beaten and skeletal, like the bare ribcages of giant animals, past gangs of young horses turning their heads from the rain, past The World's Largest Covered Wagon and the birthplace of the American corndog, and past the birthplace of fighting legend Matt Hughes. A once-great champion, Hughes' reputation has suffered over the years due to his behavior, warped or otherwise, on reality-TV, and it's no longer clear if he is, after all, the strong-backed, stoic, religious, lantern-jawed icon of the Midwest, or a jingoistic, egomaniacal bully. Regardless, it seems that those poorly received television appearances may have done more harm to his legacy than any knockout loss. As it happens, Struggling Former Champions ends up being one of the major themes of my weekend.
Though Andrei Arlovski is fighting at "Strikeforce: Heavy Artillery" merely to regain a foothold in the division, there was a time when he was the best heavyweight mixed martial artist in North America, and one of the top three or four in the world. These days he looks plagued by a fragile disposition and a similarly unsteady jaw. History doesn't do him any favors, either: in retrospect, Arlovski's abbreviated championship reign was built on the backs of unworthy contenders. His title defenses came at the expense of, at best, high-level journeymen fighters--Paul Buentello, the late Justin Eilers. We understand this now. Nevertheless, many of us have hoped, with every one of his entrances into the ring, that Arlovski would deliver on all that was promised by his UFC career, characterized as it was by such great speed, power, and agility. We've looked for a return to past form, but the past gets eaten up like so many miles of road, slips from our grasp, and after a few short years Andrei Arlovski is taking his next perilous step along the edge of obsolescence.
Preliminary fights at 6:30 post meridian. The arena is unusually well-attended for this early in a fight card. Strikeforce has drawn impressive crowds in its home state of California due in large part to its support of fighters native to the area, and the organization looks to have replicated that success here in St. Louis, Missouri. The undercard is full of local boys plucked from the cornfields and riverbanks of towns called East St. Louis, Oskaloosa, and Carbondale. Young men, most of them, trying to scramble out from under the shroud of anonymity.
A tousle-haired kid named Ricehouse and a sober-faced amateur named Wilson get things started. Both are lanky, pale, and hesitant to stand in the pocket, but they do some good work, look pretty well-trained for guys with only a handful of fights between them. Ricehouse is the more experienced of the two, and it shows. Even this early in his career he seems to have integrated both boxing and jiu-jitsu into his wrestling regimen. I assume his background is in wrestling. He's from the Midwest, which has a storied wrestling tradition, and he uses the takedown and positional dominance as a sort of trump whenever things get too dicey on the feet. Ricehouse works like this for a couple of rounds, throwing hands before planting Wilson on his back, and by the third Wilson is too worn out to fend off the rear-naked choke, and submits.
Though it's still early in the evening the crowd in attendance spares no enthusiasm, and they shower the cage with cheers. No one seems to have much of an idea who these young fighters are, but in the floor seats, where we're sitting, there's no room for ambivalence. There's an implicit understanding that to get the most out of a fight, to become really engaged with its perils and triumphs, one has to sympathize with one man or the other. To this end, the people around me make small, token wagers. The money doesn't seem to really matter, it's just an occasion to throw their support behind a fighter, which they do with great verve. Though they pick their man arbitrarily, based on the music he walks out to, or if he's wearing a hat, they call for his victory as if they've been a fan for years.
By nine the floor is sticky with spilled soda and beer. There may or may not be nacho cheese somewhere on my shirt. One fight had already broken out in the stands and it seems, for a moment, that another might flare up in the row behind me. Some hatchet-faced guy, dressed head to toe in candy-apple red, stands up, complaining loudly about some perceived insult, and starts working up the courage to throw a punch, but we luck out. Someone pulls a "Chill, Dawg," and nobody has to catch a pack of drunk knuckles to the face.
While the preliminary fights are a rollicking, free-wheeling affair, the event's main card is far more emotionally charged. Because so many of us are familiar with these fighters, have deeply ingrained allegiances and sympathies, the excitement, the cries of support and alarm, are imbued with a greater sense of pride or urgency. Case in point: Andrei Arlovski versus gargantuan Brazilian Antonio Silva.
Silva's head looks about the size of a small pony's, and that's pretty damn big if you stop and think about it for a second. His massive brow gives him a fearsome, dead-eyed look, as unmoved as some Easter Island statue. He's known to be nimble for his size, with strong punching power and a knack for throwing his weight around. Despite Silva's merits, though, Arlovski is the odds-on favorite, being theoretically faster and possessed of better boxing technique. Yet there's a concern, too, that Arlovski, coming off of two straight knockout losses and nearly a year on the sidelines, isn't entirely right in the head.
Such reservations turn out to be well-founded. Beyond that, there isn't much to say. From the starting bell Arlovski has trouble setting a rhythm, fails to negotiate Silva's size advantage, and displays little if any of the boxing prowess he demonstrated in the past. Sweat flies off his beleaguered head as Silva connects flush, over and over, and I guess there's a sort of pyrrhic victory in this fact--that though Arlovski's strategy and technique may have failed him, his chin, forever suspect, for once did not. The crowd pleads with Arlovski to rally but he's spent, down to the dregs. At 15 minutes of the third round, unanimous decision loss.
On the ride home it feels like I've witnessed the last gasps of a giant from my youth. Maybe he'll be back, maybe return to some winning way, but the indomitable Andrei Arlovski of years ago seems lost to us forever. The World Beater that Never Was. A plight such as his lends MMA's deepening history a dimension of heartache. Such melancholy--found by other sports fans in the collapse of Mike Tyson, the never-ending struggle of the Chicago Cubs, the trembling hands of Muhammad Ali--mounts with each passing generation of mixed martial artists, and our sport grows ever more redolent with nostalgia. Don't even tell me you don't know what I'm talking about. I don't want to hear that shit. Even if we hide it behind a set jaw, a surly disposition, or some smug, callous remark, each of us bastards keeps a place in our hearts for the ranks of the past, thickening with fallen heroes.
The past shudders and gives way. Somewhere in the future you talk to an old friend in a far away city, recall some long drive to St. Louis, and you ask if he remembers Andrei Arlovski.
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With prom season in full swing, some students may be stressing out about how they are going to afford a dress for their big day.
East Texas high school teacher Brynlea Cunniff is working to solve that problem. She has asked people to donate prom dresses so students can have the opportunity to attend the dance looking stylish, and it is all anonymous.
"No one sees the dresses except for the girls. And they simply look, they browse; It's like a shopping experience. They choose the one that works for them.They fill out a just like a promise that they will bring it back in good condition," Cunniff explained.
Cunniff has also worked with local businesses and make up artists who have volunteered their services for the special day.
"Everything is covered. This community has been wonderful," Cunniff said.
If you would like to donate a prom dress for "Project Prom", you can do so by dropping one off at Robert E. Lee High School in Tyler. Just take it to the front office along with a note saying "Attn: Project Prom".
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Sewanee, Tulane, and Georgia Tech
They all have something in common, well actually several things in common. For starters, all three schools were, at one time, members of the SEC. In fact, not only were they members, they were all charter members of the SEC when the conference was created in 1932.
Sewanee (The University of the South) left in 1940.
Georgia Tech left in 1964.
Tulane left in 1966.
Note: (In a previous post, we documented one of the main reasons why Georgia Tech left the SEC - basically they were unhappy with the gross oversigning of recruits. Our reason for that post was to serve notice that oversigning is not a myth and not something we made up out of thin air. Oversigning is real, and its historical roots are located in the heart of the southeastern conference.)
Back to the similarities: All three schools also have very high academic standards (US New and World Report Rankings):
Sewanee - 36th
Georgia Tech - 38th
Tulane - 50th
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