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Broncos coach Fox hospitalized in N.C.
DENVER -- Denver coach John Fox was taken to a hospital in the Charlotte, N.C., area Saturday after feeling light-headed while playing golf during the Broncos' bye week.
Team spokesman Patrick Smyth said the 58-year-old Fox "is in good spirits and he told me he did not suffer a heart attack and he's undergoing additional tests to determine the best course of action."
Fox was with a group of friends and family on a golf course near his off-season home when he started feeling dizzy, Smyth said.
Fox is in his third season as Broncos coach after a nine-year stint with the Carolina Panthers. He's 107-88 overall, including 6-5 in the playoffs.
The Broncos (7-1) reconvene Monday in preparation for their Nov. 10 game at San Diego.
Martin's status unclear
MIAMI -- The NFL Players Association is looking into Jonathan Martin's situation in Miami, but has not launched an investigation into possible harassment of the offensive tackle by his teammates.
Martin left the Dolphins on Monday to receive help for emotional issues, and it's unclear whether he's expected back. The Dolphins are off this weekend.
In a statement released Saturday to The Associated Press by the union, the NFLPA stressed its concern about players being provided a "safe and professional workplace." Martin reportedly left the Dolphins because of the way teammates were treating him, with guard Richie Incognito cited in one report.
"We have an obligation to protect and support all of our members," the statement said. "We take official investigations very seriously and in this case, we have not launched an investigation into Richie Incognito or other players in Miami.
"The NFLPA believes that management has an obligation to ensure a safe and professional workplace and we will continue to be in close touch with our player leaders and all players involved as the information develops."
A person familiar with the situation told the AP earlier Saturday the NFLPA plans to look into the matter next week. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins have said little about the reasons for Martin's absence.
The Dolphins have attributed Martin's absence to a non-football illness. The second-year pro from Stanford played in Sunday's loss at New England, then missed practice this week and sat out Thursday night's victory over Cincinnati.
The win snapped a four-game losing streak that had stirred talk of dissension between coaches and among players. When asked Friday if he has seen evidence of bullying or harassment, coach Joe Philbin said: "This is something we take very seriously, and it will not be tolerated."
Ratliff signs with Bears
CHICAGO -- Former Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jay Ratliff has agreed to a one-year contract with the Chicago Bears.
Agent Mark Slough confirmed the move Saturday. He said Ratliff will join the team sometime next week and should be ready to play in two to four weeks.
A four-time Pro Bowl pick, Ratliff is joining a struggling defensive line. He's also getting a fresh start after he was released by Dallas in mid-October.
The Cowboys said at the time that he failed a physical after spending the first six weeks of the season on the physically unable to perform list. Ratliff missed the last six games of 2012 with a groin injury that required surgery and never practiced for Dallas this season.
-- The Associated Press
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green tomatoes not turning inside my house
Several weeks ago I picked several green tomatoes from my plants in order to save them from the possible frost, and. . .after sitting on a sunny windowsill for almost 3 weeks now they have not ripened yet? I don't have them in any kind of bag or enclosure, just sitting out in the open on my sill.
I just now looked, and there is no hint of turning; will they eventually ripen, or did I pick them T O O green??
Kev in Illinois
They might have been too green, but they should eventually turn red. Don't be too disappointed if they taste lousy. I would get them off the sunny window sill though. I've heard of wrapping them in newspaper and putting them in a drawer to hasten reddening.
When frost approached I used to run out there and pick all the greenies I could, but soon found out that unless they had at least a small amount of blush at the blossom end they simply wouldn't ripen up and taste, well, like tomatoes should.
At first I wrapped them in newspapers but that didn't work out for me since there was a lot of rotting that went on and I had to sort through them all the time.
I tried the bag method several times but all one is doing with that method is allowing ethylene gas to accumulate in the bag which is something that tomatoes produce anyway as part of the ripenening process, but in much higher amounts b;c it's trapped in the bag. Which is almost the equivalent of those winter tomatoes we get up here shipped in from Fl and Mexico which have been artificially gassed and are pink looking tasteless fruits.
So...... I gave up trying to pick before frost and just decided that for everything there is a season and that my tomato season was over. ( smile)
And I agree with ed, don't ever put fruits for ripening on a sunny windowsill. When off the vine the fruits can no longer be hydrated by the water and nutrients that they had on the vine, so no good, and if anyone insists on doing it at least leave the stem on.
Hope that helps.
when I hear it's going to hard freeze, I go out and pick all my larger green and turning tomatoes. I take them into the garage and sort them into green, breaking, and pink tomatoes, and pack them into 10 lb tomato boxes in single layers. I stack the boxes on shelves in the garage, heated to 40 degrees. then I go in there about once a week, check all the boxes for spoilage, throw out any bad ones and take the "pink" ones to the house and put them on a shelf in the kitchen to ripen up where it's warmer. In about a week they're ready.
Then I sort again, and continue doing this until all the tomatoes have turned, shriveled or spoiled. I usually have tomatoes until around Christmas that way.
I sell tomatoes at the farmers market and they don't taste quite as good as summer tomatoes of course but I still manage to sell most of them at a reduced price, "they're not as good as summer ones, but better than store ones"--and use what's not pretty enough to sell.
I ended up throwing my greenies away. Some of them eventually turned, but the texture was weird and the flavor lousy. If they are too green, not much hope. I agree with Carolyn, it's just not worth all the work, especially if they haven't turned at all.


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3 simple quick questions about a dimmer
1) I know you need a special dimmer for cfl bulbs. Is that true for LEDs as well or will a regular one work with LEDs?.
2) Assuming I need a *special* one, the cost is about $5 more than the regular dimmer. The Dimmer says it works with CFLs, LEDs and incandescents. Is there a downside to getting the combo one in case the price comes down I might try the LEDS some day?
3) We will have a dimmer for the lights by the seating area but another switch by the stairs. You would not put a dimmer on each end right? Just one by the seating area I would think�the one by the stairs is if you forget to shut the lights�sort of a last chance�.?
With any lamp other than incandescents, the lamp manufacturer is the source for definitive information. As far as I know, dimmable fluorescents of any type require a dimmer specific to that lamp. Some LEDs specify that they are not dimmable. I have some LEDs that are marked dimmable and they are doing well with a regular dimmer of recent manufacture. Extremely old dimmers may not be the correct type.
And multi-switch circuits such as 3-way and 4-way must use ONLY one dimmer.
I'm using Philips dimmable CFL R40 floods with 13-year-old Maestro dimmers, with no buzzing or other problems. The CFL's can't dim as low as incandescents, rather they shut off below some point.
Electronic dimmers, some of them anyway, must have a minimum wattage connected to them in order to work properly. Hasn't been an issue in my case because the dimmers are handling four floods, so the total wattage is over 100. I would guess that the special dimmers have a lower minimum wattage compared to regular dimmers.
You can dim from multiple locations with special dimmers like Maestro. After 13 years, no one in the house but me has been able to completely understand how to operate them, so I wouldn't recommend them.


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Welcome to Austin! Situated among hike and bike trails, eateries and lakes, Mueller is a great base from which to explore the city. We're 4 miles from downtown, with easy access by car, bus or bike.
We offer a guest bedroom with private bathroom immediately outside the bedroom door. The bedroom has an antique brass bed and a mid-century low steel cabinet that functions as a night stand. We have reading lamps on either side of the bed along with a leather arm chair and floor lamp. The bed is a full-sized bed, also known as a double, which is smaller than a queen.
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For nearby dining, we recommend visiting Contigo, which is within walking distance. Another option is to have drinks at the Salty Sow followed by dinner at East Side Cafe (both within walking distance on Manor Road).
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We stayed with Elizabeth and Mark during ACL weekend and had a wonderful experience. The room was just right for the both of us, and both the room and private bathroom were extremely clean and nice. Both hosts were very hospitable and shared many ideas on things to do around their quaint neighborhood, which had great running trails and places to eat and drink within walking distance. Elizabeth also had baked goodies every morning which were such tasty treats! We would definitely stay with them again in the future.
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30 Questions: Detroit Tigers
So many youngsters: which one breaks out first?
Last season, after 162 games, the Tigers were tied for first place in the AL Central. After nine innings against the Minnesota Twins in Game No. 163, the Tigers were tied 4-4. Three innings later, the season was over as Alexi Casilla drove in Carlos Gomez, and the rebuilding process began anew in the Motor City.
2009 All-Star selections Curtis Granderson and Edwin Jackson were sent packing to New York and Arizona, respectively. Gold Glove second baseman Placido Polanco became a free agent and was allowed to sign with the Philadelphia Phillies without so much as a fight.
In their place for 2010 will be "the kids" as manager Jim Leyland calls them: Scott Sizemore, Austin Jackson, Max Scherzer, and Rick Porcello, the latter who, at 20 years of age, started that one-game playoff for Detroit last October. There's also "catcher of the future" Alex Avila, but he's either going to spend most of 2010 at Triple-A Toledo, or else learn by watching Gerald Laird from the dugout.
As such, embracing youth is the primary focus of Leyland's spring. "To me there are two keys," Leyland said on MLive.com. "No. 1 is filling out the rotation, and No. 2, the veteran players making it easier for the young players that we're bringing in by having success themselves so the young guys aren't sticking out like a sore thumb if they're not doing well."
So, which one of these kids is going to have the most fantasy impact this season?
It's unlikely to be either of the hitters. Certainly, both Austin Jackson and Sizemore will be in the starting lineup, but with no major league at-bats between them, there's going to be a mountainous learning curve to overcome at least at some point during the season.
Jackson will likely come out of the gate the stronger of the two newcomers. He'll lead off and play center field, and the plan is for him to use his speed to leg out those infield hits and help open up the holes for veteran Johnny Damon in the No. 2 hole. In a tuneup against the Rays this past Sunday, Jackson hit two triples to raise his spring average to .429 and scored three times.
Although Sizemore will likely be a regular at second base for Detroit, there's some concern as to whether or not he'll be physically able to play several days in a row. He had a severe left ankle fracture that required surgery in the offseason and only recently had some of the metal pins removed. Several others remain, quite possibly permanently.
"It is a little surreal," Sizemore said on the team's official Web site, "to think that you have something like that in your body. It's easy to forget. And then you just move the wrong way one time, and it's a short, quick reminder that it's still in there and it's still not right."
Still, it's on the mound that the Tigers are truly hoping they've got some solid support to follow up in the rotation behind Justin Verlander. One of the players the team got in return for Edwin Jackson was Max Scherzer, who has shown flashes of brilliance already this spring, but also demonstrated he's got a long way to go to be relied on for consistency.
Scherzer allowed only one hit and struck out five in four innings against the Mets on Saturday, March 13. However, his previous two outings were, in a word, hideous. In just more than two innings pitched, he allowed eight runs on 10 hits. It's symptomatic of the same kind of erratic inconsistency that had the Diamondbacks so willing to part ways with Scherzer in the first place.
Last season, the young right-hander closed out the season going 0-3 in his final four starts, allowing six home runs and posting an ERA of 4.24. Despite a 9.2 K/9 for the season, there's only so much a team can take from a No. 3 starter. We expect Detroit will find that out for itself sooner rather than later.
No, it's clear that the best of the bunch is the one who was already wearing the Detroit uniform the last time the Tigers took the field: Rick Porcello. After all, even though he's not getting any of the same hype as Washington's No. 1 overall pick, Stephen Strasburg, Porcello is actually younger (by five months) and already has 14 career wins.
More importantly, Porcello is a pitcher, and not a thrower. Most of the fantasy phenoms are the ones who possess the 90-plus mph fastballs and the gaudy strikeout rates; like new teammate Scherzer, perhaps? However, Porcello is equipped with a deadly sinkerball and this season, the leash is off.
As Leyland told the Detroit Free Press, he doesn't plan on holding the pitcher to a strict pitch count as he did in 2009. With a little more room for error, expect Porcello to relax a bit more on the mound, and boost his strikeout totals, as well.
Porcello will take the mound for the Tigers' home opener on Friday, April 9 against the Cleveland Indians, a statement to the hometown fans, as well as the rest of the league, that he's not a rookie anymore. It wouldn't surprise us to see Porcello becoming every bit the All-Star that Edwin Jackson was last season; the only difference being that he'll be one the Tigers won't be willing to trade away come season's end.
Get him while the price is still cheap, because something tells us the cat will be soon out of the bag.AJ Mass is a fantasy baseball, football and college basketball analyst for ESPN.com. You can follow AJ on Twitter or e-mail him here.
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The San Diego Chargers have been up against the ropes for five weeks. They're still standing.
The team that wasn't supposed to be in the playoffs at all is headed for the second round and another matchup with the Denver Broncos. Or as quarterback Philip Rivers might put it, the sixth round.
"We've been in playoff mode for five weeks," Rivers said Sunday after the sixth-seeded Chargers' surprisingly lopsided, 27-10 wild-card victory over the favored Cincinnati Bengals. "We knew if we lost one more, we'd be done."
Myriad factors had to come together for the Chargers to make the playoffs. They all did, but just getting in wasn't good enough for this group.
"We knew for a fact we had a dang-good chance to go out and win this game," defensive end Corey Liuget said. "We had to prove the world wrong. We did it the past four weeks, and we're just going to keep trying to do it."
The Chargers head to Denver next weekend with a mile-high air of confidence, knowing they're the only team to have beaten the top-seeded Broncos on their home field. But Rivers cautioned against putting too much merit in that result.
"We will be confident, but we have to be careful not to be overconfident," Rivers said. "Just because we won there a few weeks ago doesn't mean anything. Cincinnati came to our place and won, too."
The Bengals beat the Chargers in Week 13, 17-10, and entered Sunday favored by that same margin. Cincinnati had won and covered every home game during the regular season. In their previous five games at Paul Brown Stadium, the Bengals averaged 41.6 points.
But a closer examination of those gaudy numbers reveals a critical fact: Cincinnati benefited greatly from turnovers in most of those games. In some of them, the Bengals padded their point totals with defensive touchdowns.
So the Chargers went retro Sunday with an old-fashioned dose of "Martyball." Their former coach, Marty Schottenheimer, believed the formula for success in football revolved around running the ball and winning the turnover battle. The Chargers rushed 40 times for a season-high 196 yards. Their turnover margin was plus-4.
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"It's Charger ball. It's playoff ball," said Rivers, who attempted only 16 passes, completing 12 of them. "Playoff games aren't meant to be pretty. You just find a way to win, and we did."
The trait that stands out most in these Chargers is that they never quit. They never gave up on themselves, and they never give up on a play.
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what is it? very small whtie tablet. one side has an M on it, the other says 321?
found white tablet with M on one side, 321 on back
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This pill is LORAZEPAM 0.5 MG
Imprint Code M / 321
Description white, round tablet
You will find an image at mylan.com
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Its a delightful town to wander round on a sunny Sunday in June. Lots of touroids, mind you, but it was not oppressive!
The Thames runs right through the town centre, so its worth seeing (as is the castle, of course).
Seems to be well served with restaurants and pubs - wish we'd had more time to enjoy!
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Windsor Castle
About 10-15 minutes drive from Ascot. However, whilst its well signposted outside Windsor, they dry up as you get into the town. Very poor.
We only had 3 hours in the town, and needed to spend part of that having lunch. As a result we didn't go inside the castle. At 12 noon on a Sunday there was a queue, and at almost £40 (2 adults, 1 teenager) to get in we decided to come back when we have more time. Plus, as Royal Ascot had just finished, I thought the Queen might be in residence so some parts might be closed.
However, it was good just to be able to see the exterior.
It is the oldest & largest occupied castle in the world, and over 900 years old.
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At the start of each day's racing (2pm prompt) during the Royal Ascot meeting, the Queen and her guests parade along the centre of the finishing straight in open topped horse drawn carriages.
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The Queen Mother is in her own car (NLT 1), with am unmarked Metropolitan Police Rover following.
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Ladies Day at Royal Ascot: 22nd June, 2006 - tickets start @ £65
Ascot Racecourse and the Royal Meeting are steeped in almost three centuries of tradition, heritage and prestige. It was Queen Anne who first saw the potential for a racecourse at Ascot, which in those days was called East Cote. Whilst out riding in 1711, she came upon an area of open heath, not far from Windsor Castle, that looked an ideal place for "horses to gallop at full stretch." The first race meeting ever held at Ascot took place on Saturday 11 August 1711.
The first permanent building was erected in about 1794 by George Slingsby, a Windsor builder. Racing at Ascot was now secure. The precise origin of the Royal Meeting is unclear, it was an event that evolved perhaps, rather than was introduced at a specific time. Arguably, the meeting as we know it today started to take shape with the introduction of the Gold Cup in 1807. Gold Cup day remains the feature race of the third day of Royal Ascot and is traditionally the busiest day of the week. It is colloquially known as "Ladies' Day," as, in the formative years, it was the dominant day in terms of the racing, attracting the largest crowds and, it must be assumed from the emergence of the term "Ladies' Day," more ladies! Gold Cup Day remains the busiest day of the week but not by nearly as far as was once the case and the quality of the racing is equally high every day. The main Grandstands usually sell out well in advance all week.
Over the years dresscode has evolved into the wearing of morning suits and equally "respectable" clothes for Ladies, who must wear hats. It was during the 1820s that the Royal Enclosure as we might recognise it now was born. King George IV commissioned a two-storey Royal Stand to be built with a surrounding lawn, access to which was by invitation of the King. Here, he entertained his friends in style. In 1825, the Royal Procession as an annual tradition began.
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In 1711 Queen Anne, whilst riding in the forests around Windsor Castle, discovered some land near a village called East Cote, now named Ascot, which seemed to her ideal for racing horses. The area was acquired for just £558 to become the Royal Racecourse with the first horse race taking place that year in the presence of the Queen and her Court.
After the death of Queen Anne, racing declined in the reign of King George I who disregarded all sports, but in 1920 racing began again at the Royal Racecourse following a format of procession and races that has hardly changed since.
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The race meeting starts with the Queen Anne Stakes and commemorates the foundation of the course.
Royal Ascot is a social event as much as a race meeting with a tradition of smart dress and fashion. On Gold Cup Day, or Ladies Day as it is also known the ladies attending often wear spectacular hats and Ascot is famous for the hats and fashion on show by racegoers. Equally famous is the Gold Cup race which is one of the longest flat races being run over 2-and-half miles.
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