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Pinellas County had six high schools competing: Bayside, Boca Ciega, Palm Harbor University High School, Pinellas Park, Tarpon Springs and Seminole High Schools. Each school produced excellent work including public service announcements, posters, and essays. Seminole High School had the best seatbelt use/least distracted driving percentage in pre-and post-count. They were also awarded the best campaign. Pinellas Park High School had the most improved seatbelt use/least distracted driving at the end of their campaign.
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Sultan's Jason Barrus wrestles Lakewood's Jeremy Peterson in the 152-pound match on Thursday at Lakewood High School. Barrus pinned Peterson.
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Lakewood's Hunter Olsen, top, tries to flip Sultan's Nicholas Sorgen in the 120 -pound match, Thursday night at Lakewood High School. Sorgen fought back to win the match 6-3 in the third round.
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(from left) Sultan Head Coach Garth MacDicken, Assistant Coach Dan Belcher and Assistant Coach David Huckabone react to the 160-pound match between Sultan's Jack Boyd and Lakewood's Gage Gilbertson on Thursday at Lakewood High School. Gilbertson won 4-2.
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Lakewood's Gage Gilbertson wrestles Sultan's Jack Boyd in the 160 -pound match, Thursday night at Lakewood High School. Gilbertson won the match 4-2.
Two freshmen wrestlers, Nicholas Sorgen at 120 pounds and Hunter Sather at 126, both were moved up to varsity this week and both won impressive victories early in Thursday's match to help the Turks to the victory.
Sorgen had to come from behind to earn his victory over Lakewood's Hunter Olson. Olson led by as many as seven points at 10-3, but Sorgen scored the final 12 points of the match to win 15-10 and bring Sultan to within three points at 6-3 after Lakewood's Tommie Mosteller won the opening match by forfeit.
"It definitely kind of shocked me," Sultan head coach Garth MacDicken said of Sorgen's comeback over Olson. "I knew he kind of had it in him, but we were definitely a little shocked by it. He came back and we said, 'hey you've got to survive the flurry in the first round because he is going to be a strong kid and we know he is a decent wrestler and just stick with your basics and look for your opportunities in the third (period).' And that's what happened for him.
"I'm very proud of him."
As if one freshman victory wasn't enough, Sather followed up Sorgen's victory by pinning Lakewood's Matthew Studzinski to give Sultan a 9-6 lead. MacDicken said that was a turning point in the match.
"Right after that 126 pound match, when Hunter Sather our other freshman stepped in, that was a huge pivotal (match)," MacDicken said. "We knew we had a very good shot at winning after that freshman came through and won that match for us. We kind of knew where we could win or lose going down the line and that was probably the most pivotal match for us."
The Turks briefly relinquished the lead when Lakewood's Jeff Harrison scored a major decision over James Boglivi at 170 pounds giving the Cougars a 22-21 lead. Sultan answered back with pins from Charlie Johnson (182 pounds) and Jake Naslund (195 pounds) to give Sultan a 33-22 lead. The final three matches of the night ended in forfeits, two by Sultan and one by Lakewood to make up the final score of 39-34.
MacDicken said the Lakewood match had been a major focus of his team all week.
"It's a really big win for us," he said. "We had been talking about it all week. We had been working really hard in practice and having really hard practices. We knew kind of where we would have to get some wins and we were working on moves for those kids and they worked really hard and stepped up when their chance arose."
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106--Katie Kortekaas (L) won by forfeit; 113--Tommie Mosteller (L) won by forfeit; 120--Hunter Olsen (L) dec. Nicholas Soigen 15-10; 126--Hunter Santher (S) pinned Mattheu Studzinski; 132--James MccKinzie (S) pinned Brendan Lawton; 138--Drake Mostellar (L) pinned Jacob Bullweber; 145--Cameron Wheeler (L) dec. Ryan Sharp 12-6; 152--Jason Barrus (S) pinned Jeremy Peterson; 160--Gage Gilbertson (L) dec. Jack Boyd 4-2; 170--Jeff Harrison (L) maj. dec. James Boglivi 11-1; 182--Charlie Johnson (S) pinned Travis Eddy; 195--Jake Naslund (S) pinned Tug Giorgio; 220--Taylor Comfort (S) won by forfeit; 285--Tristan Nelson (L) won by forfeit. Records--Sultan 3-0 league, 6-0 overall. Lakewood 2-1, 6-2.
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Congress returns this week and is expected to begin work on an alternative to the across-the-board budget cuts, known as sequestration, slated to go into effect in January.
But some federal-employee groups and veterans organizations say a legislative proposal that would result in lower cost-of-living adjustments for federal and Social Security retirees is a non-starter.
President Barack Obama's 2010 debt-reduction panel first proposed the idea of switching to a "chained" Consumer Price Index method of calculating inflation that would, in effect, curtail future benefits for retirees.
On a conference call hosted by the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said changing the CPI formula would result in "significantly less generous" annual cost-of-living adjustments that make sure retirement benefits keep pace with inflation.
Under the chained CPI, seniors who retire now at 65 would see their benefits cut by about $560 dollars a year by the time they reach 75, Sanders said. By the time they reach 85, they would see their benefits cut by about $1,000 annually.
"Many folks in Washington want to see this program implemented now," said Sanders, who was joined on the call by representatives from federal-employee and veterans organizations. "We're not talking about 10 years from now. We are talking about now."
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Inflation is currently calculated using the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers, known as (CPI-W). Each year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics measures the difference in price of a number of key goods and services.
The chained CPI, on the other hand, assumes that people often substitute lower-cost alternatives, especially during tough economic times — which means smaller annual benefit increases.
Many economists consider the chained CPI more accurate, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a bipartisan think tank that supports the move to the chained CPI. However, "The policy clearly amounts to a reduction in future Social Security benefits, which many find objectionable," analysts at the think tank wrote in a February 2012 report.
Retiree and veterans groups also criticize the option because the amount by which benefits are reduced continues to grow each year that a person draws on benefits. Sanders said this would particularly harm the very elderly and longtime disability beneficiaries, which often includes veterans.
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Julie Tagen, the legislative director of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association (NARFE), said she's very concerned about how a move to a chained CPI would affect federal retirees, who often live on tight fixed incomes. With the government's veteran-hiring preferences, many current and retired federal employees are also veterans, she added.
"These are people who have devoted their lives to both fighting and working for our country," Tagen said. "We believe it's not right to short-change them after all they've given to America. How can we, in good conscience, ask them to give even more?"
Even some backers of the proposal, including the CBPP, have indicated concern about the proposal's effect on retiree benefits.
The think tank said the chained CPI would be reasonable only if was included as part of a "comprehensive" deficit-reduction package. The group also advocated including a modest bump for long-time Social Security beneficiaries, who would be most most vulnerable to progressively lowered benefits, and recommended individuals receiving disability benefits be exempt from the chained CPI altogether.
Sanders said he understands Congress must find ways to reduce the deficit.
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I run android-x86 as VMware image, and I dedicated the whole second display for it. Display's resolution is 1024x768, but resolution in android is lower, it seems something about 800x480. Is there a way to change physical display resolution in Android to fit monitor resolution? I have a root access to the device.
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You could try LCDDensity to create the effect of a higher resolution. Not sure how this would look in a VM though.
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Bitter Money, by Parker Shipton, unites symbolic and economic analysis in exploring the beliefs about forbidden exchanges among the Luo of Kenya and other African peoples. Shipton's multi-paradigmatic theoretical explanation briefly summarizes a century of anthropological thought about African exchange, while integrating ways of understanding rural African economy, politics, and culture.
Fascinating little book adds to the study of culture to political economy – MacGaffey~Journal of Anthropological Research, 1990
(Bitter Money) presents fascinating material on beliefs about money in some Luo-speaking communities of Kenya… an insightful analysis… a case that will generate fruitful discussions for years to come – Ferguson~American Ethnologist, 1991
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GOLDSBORO – The New Bern Bears were seeking a big defensive stop. They held a slight one-touchdown lead late in the third quarter.
Junior linebacker Sha'mond Squires made the play of the night.
He reached up and snagged an interception with one hand and returned it 40 yards into Eastern Wayne territory.
New Bern found the end zone on its next offensive drive, and the Bears escaped with a 34-12 victory over the Warriors Friday night in Goldsboro.
"The defense, we just made a big play," Squires said. "(Defensive) Coach (Steve) Lovitt put me in the right position to make that play.
"I made a big play for the defense so that the offense could get back out there and get in the end zone again."
Squires has two interceptions. The first was against West Craven. This one helped the Bears (5-2, 2-0 Eastern Carolina) continue their five-game win streak and stay atop the conference standings.
"It was a big momentum change," said senior running back Cody Purdie. "We play harder each and every quarter, no matter what the clock says."
Quarterback Michael Hughes capitalized on the forced turnover with a 9-yard touchdown run, his third of the game, with 1:52 remaining in the third.
Hughes put the game away when he connected with wide receiver Diondre Pool for a 21-yard score on fourth-and-14 with 5:28 left in the game.
"We knew it was going to be a good game," Purdie said. "We knew we had a tough opponent. We had to make sure we came out and played like we practiced.
"We put in hard work this way, and it showed off."
New Bern scored first on a Hughes' 1-yard run in the first, but Eastern Wayne responded with a K.K. Best touchdown run.
Hughes added an 8-yard touchdown run late in the quarter, and then completed a 54-yard touchdown pass to Theron Noble with 2:45 left until halftime.
Eastern Wayne cut its deficit to 20-12 by the intermission when Deshawn Boudy hauled in a 39-yard touchdown pass from Mitch Pike.
"I thought, at times, we played flat, but that had a lot to do with Eastern Wayne," New Bern coach Bobby Curlings said. "(Eastern Wayne) came out and played hard.
"They are a very scrappy, well-coached team. They did a lot of things to keep us off-balance."
Hughes threw for 233 yards and ran for 58 for the Bears, who tallied 469 yards of offense. Purdie ran for 165 yards on 21 carries.
"I had a read outside," Purdie said. "I saw my receivers and linemen blocking on the outside. I broke to the outside a lot instead of going up the middle."
Pool had two catches for 72 yards and Noble had three receptions for 66 yards.
New Bern's defense forced two turnovers – both interceptions. James Fields had an interception, and the Bears' defensive backs dropped three potential interceptions.
Pike, the Warriors junior quarterback, completed 17-of-30 passes for 237 yards and two touchdowns. Boudy had eight receptions for 112 yards.
New Bern hosts South Central next Friday.
New Bern 34, Eastern Wayne 12
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Eastern Wayne 6 6 0 0 – 12
First quarter
NB – Michael Hughes 1 run (Josh Htoo kick), 10:29
EW – K.K. Best 9 run (kick missed), 7:45
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EW – Deshawn Boudy 39 pass from Mitch Pike (kick missed), 1:15
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First Downs 21 17
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ALTAMAHAW — Brian King left Ace Speedway last week imbued with a double dose of optimism.
Excited by his victorious sweep of the twin Modifieds features, a pair of 25-lap, non-points events.
And hopeful for what the future appears to hold for competition within the division, as the track's points races now start to take effect.
"It seems like we're getting more quality cars and everything's stepping up a bit," King said. "We could be getting some more real race-car drivers and real competitors, and that's what we've been needing.
"Hopefully we can build this division up and we can get 20-car fields. That's what I'd love to see."
The Gibsonville driver already looks prepared for any early-season circumstance after his comprehensive performance last week at Ace.
King started on the front row and led every lap of the opening Modifieds race, dominating in his No. 17 car. Then, following an invert of that event's top finishers, he charged through traffic from sixth position and overcame Jerry Scott and Randy Butner in the nightcap to deliver back-to-back victories.
"The car ran really well. It passed really well. It leads better than it passes," he said. "This was a good test. Because of the way the season is, with the late start, I know there's probably going to be a lot more people coming. So we did our homework. We tried to get this thing dialed in, and we've had a good car."
Ten cars comprised the fields for both of Ace's Modifieds races last week.
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Their friendly rapport with Ace general manager Brad Allen has brought them to Altamahaw for handfuls of well-received appearances during recent years.
It's a potential situation — and an increase in competition — that King fully supports.
"That's what I want," he said. "That's what we want this division to do. I don't want when I come over here, that it runs people off. I want them to say, 'Hey, I want to go beat that guy.'
"Once everybody gets over here and gets going, we're going to have some heck of a races."
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In the Philanthropist category, Vincent Lecavalier, Tampa Bay Lightning:
While most Tampa Bay residents associate the name with excellence on the ice, All Children's bears Vinny Lecavalier's name on its seventh floor. The Vincent Lecavalier Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Center at All Children's Hospital was made possible in part through a $3-million pledge from The Vinny Lecavalier Foundation. While his Foundation works to build hope for children and families battling pediatric cancer and blood disorders, Lecavalier himself hosts the families of children with cancer in his VIP Suite at several Lightning home games each season. "I've been fortunate to get to know some of these families. It's sad whenever you see kids that are sick. Coming to the games is an opportunity to put a smile on their faces. This is a chance to leave a legacy for them and so many others like them for years to come."
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Dave Doeren was since hired.
Cherry, a senior at New Bern High, plans on honoring his pledge.
"I'm still committed," Cherry said. "I'm just going to go there and work hard and try to show myself to the coach."
O'Brien had a record of 40-35 in six seasons at
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Doeren takes over after leading
"I'm not too worried about the change," Cherry said. "I talked to the new coach a couple times and he seems pretty cool."
Cherry was recruited by special teams coach/recruiting coordinator Jerry Petercuskie, who is still on staff at
The Wolfpack plays Vanderbilt in the Music City Bowl on Dec. 31.
"I've talked to them (coaches)," said Cherry, who is being recruited as an athlete. "They said they are going to run a spread offense, pretty much what we are doing here (at
Cherry played wide receiver/defensive back for the New Bern Bears.
He caught 35 passes for 666 yards and nine touchdowns, while rushing for 111 yards and two scores.
Cherry also had four interceptions, including two for a touchdown, and a punt return for a score.
He had 89 receiving yards to help
Cherry had three 100-yard receiving games. He caught for a season-high 121 yards against West Craven.
He had a 116 and 106-yard performance in two games against Wilmington Hoggard.
"I accomplished a lot," said Cherry, who was named to the NCPreps All-State Team. "I played hard and tried to help us get a state championship, which we did. I was just trying to be better than I was last year."
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So how's the the SF and C crop looking like
Hi everyone, Im Mac. Where do you think we will be in the next draft? I think Dell has done a great job this offseason and all we need from the draft is 1 high pick. If we fall to the late lottery I see us moving up in the draft through a package of some of those second rounders and our first. Also, who do yall want? I personally really like Shabazz Muhamed's game a lot. If he improves his shooting he could easily be our James Harden. He has a work ethic like Lebron's! Dude never leaves the gym! He will be playing UCLA and will probably be a top five draft pick. Hope we get him. BTW hes a shooting guard that could be a small forward. Great pickup if we can get him.
So how's the the SF and C crop looking like
Small Forward is actually pretty loaded in the late lottery..
DraftExpress has about 4 players that will play SF in the NBA from #7 - #14.
Alex Poythress is my number 1 SF prospect. He's 6'8, 210lbs, with a 7'0 wingspan and is very aggressive and athletic. He's going to be heading to UK after being ranked the #13 prospect in the country. Reminds me of MKG/Moe Harkless a little.. might be a bit bigger but not quiet as fluid as Harkless but skillset wise this seems to be a good comparison from.
Also, Tony Mitchell from North Texas will be very interesting to see. As a freshman, he averaged 14.7 points, 10.3 rebounds, and 3.0 blocks per game. He shot 56.7% from the field, 43.9% from 3, and 73.9% from the FT line with a PER of 29.6. He's 6'7, 215lbs, with a 7'2 wingspan. There's not much footage on him but I was able to find this impressive video from him.
As for centers, there's nobody I really love besides Cody Zeller or Rudy Gobert who we won't have a shot at.. don't see any of these guys being any better than Robin Lopez honestly and wouldn't be worth the pick. SF should definitely be our target this year; there's some good ones.
Yo i don't wanna be mediocre so lets get she-beez-me-he-mid
I don't think we will be drafting anywhere early enough to get Shabazz or Noel. Unless injuries strike this year, I expect to be in the playoffs
A Davis/Nerlens front court would be unstoppable. No one would ever score in the paint against us. We'd have to land a top 2 pick to make this dream come true though.
I guess I'm the only one who like Steve Adams. 7'1 240lbs, can bring the ball up the court and is a capable passer. Good attitude, coachable, and he's from New Zealand! Lol
Monty, Dell, and Benson: OUR big 3!
We can make a package of all ourpicks and move higher because we dont need a lot of players
This draft isn't that deep so I'm not sure teams will be willing to trade down for a few extra second rounders.
Yea but they will be future 2nd rounders. Im sure some idiot like Kahn will do that trade.
It's probably too early to discuss this, much less assume we'll get a pick that will allow us to pick one of these guys. If you had these choice, as of today, would you rather add Nerlens or Bazz?
Bazz because he we have too many bigs and bazz would be a perfect backup for gordon
It's not the NFL. 2nd round picks in the NBA are near worthless.
We won't be drafting lottery!
Don't think we will be lottery bound. I think we can sneak in playoffs simply off of Monty's ability to get his guys to focus 99% of the regular season. If there is one thing he is impressive at, it is that. We outplayed people regularly, but now we have a little more talent. Too early to say. I imagine there will be no huge FA signings only moves to acquire more picks. We will just keep accumulating best talent through draft and shift pieces as necessary.
I think we're going to end being a late lottery team (12-14) honestly.
Isaiah Austin. That way we have the most handsome front-court in the league.
We dont have a second round pick next year? We only traded the Net's and Timberwolve's. And we have future ones in deeper drafts. If Dell wants to he can easily get in the high lottery.
You take Noel, hands down. Him and Davis would rule the world.
Also, don't sleep on the kid from England... Steven Adams. But Alex Len could improve with another solid year playing in America. I don't think we're in the lottery again... but that's just me.
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Sam you say that: "me" is a mental process that can some times do not happen, Don't you think that God may be also a mental process, I mean if we observe believers, is like if they organize all the information they receive in a specific order that can fit in their believe of God existence, the same as we have with " me", so for example we atheist we don't have that process some how ( God) but we have the scientific process, so we organize the information in another way than believers, It can be seen as if the believe of God is a reflect or a consequence of a type of mental process, and that why is almost impossible to talk to believers if you do not enter their process , they some how do not have access to the scientific mental process. That's why they always go back to God even if the study science. So we have different ways to organize and interpret information. Why? that I don't know do you? I suspect it must have to do with evolution of the brain, because even two brother that were educated in the same way one can be believer and one not, in my family I have those cases, and I come from a atheist family since my grand mother, but I have an uncle he is biologist, and Christian, so creationist, a very interesting case for me, my mother is mathematician and atheist, so they had the same education atheist education, I have to say that to talk with my uncle is very very difficult even if is not about God, so for me is like he has another kind of brain. I know many cases like him.
How can we explain this cases: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5oh1F2UggY, "scientist" atheist converting to Islam:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IspK651RpY&feature=related
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July 9, 2012 -- By combining insulin pumps with continuous blood sugar sensors, people with diabetes get better blood sugar control than those using finger-stick testing and insulin shots, new research suggests.
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"Health professionals and their diabetic patients need objective information when making decisions about use of these technologies that may be expensive or heavily marketed," Golden and colleagues write in the July 10 issue of the journal Annals of Internal Medicine.
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CHARLOTTE – The Carolina Panthers have recently begun a push for rookie linebacker Luke Kuechly to become the NFL's 2012 defensive rookie of the year.
Kuechly's effort in Sunday's 17-6 win over the Oakland Raiders will do nothing to slow that down.
And Kuechly's best came after the first personal foul penalty of his career.
With the Panthers leading 7-0 early in the second quarter, Kuechly was flagged for a personal foul for hitting a "defenseless receiver" when he tackled Oakland's Darrius Heyward-Bey at the end of a 20-yard reception.
Replays showed Heyward-Bey looking at Kuechly as he made the shoulder to chest hit.
"They're going to throw some flags and that's football," Kuechly said of the penalty, which moved Oakland into Carolina territory on what became the Raiders' first scoring drive of the game. "It's frustrating because it's 15 yards and it's a penalty on you. I wanted to make up for it."
Make up for it Kuechly did by making six of the next seven tackles in the drive.
Coach Ron Rivera and Kuechly's teammates certainly felt the rookie was extra motivated after the penalty even if Kuechly said that wasn't the case.
"His motor runs tremendously," Rivera said of Kuechly. "All Luke needs is a little bit of spark and that was a little bit of spark. He is a tremendous football player; he really is. He is everything we thought he would be and more."
Said quarterback Cam Newton: "The player that has stepped up the most in my opinion is Luke Kuechly. Luke has been around the ball and is playing at a high level like something I've never seen."
Kuechly was credited with 13 tackles, including nine solo stops and a tackle for a loss. He also had a 25-yard interception return.
It gives him 151 stops for the season – or just behind the three top NFL rookie tackles leaders since 1991. San Francisco's Patrick Willis is the record-holder with 174 in 2007, followed by Houston's DeMeco Ryans with 156 in 2006 and Miami's Zach Thomas with 154 in 1996. Ryans and Willis were back-to-back Associated Press defensive rookies of the year.
Newton's penalty
Based on a strict interpretation of NFL rules, Newton could've and maybe should've been ejected when he bumped head referee Jerome Boger in the middle of the third quarter after he was hit by Oakland safety Tyvon Branch as he threw a pass to Brandon LaFell.
Boger announced Newton had been called for an unsportsmanlike penalty for "bumping and official."
Replays clearly showed contact between Newton and Boger, though Boger said afterward "I misspoke when I said he bumped the official. What I was penalizing him for was disrespectfully addressing the official. There was some contact between he and I, but it wasn't of a malicious nature."
Newton opened his postgame news conference by saying he apologized to Boger.
"It was just in the heat of the moment," Newton said. "I apologized again so the next time I see him, we'll be on good terms."
The Panthers inactives for Sunday's game were quarterback Jimmy Clausen, wide receiver David Gettis, running back Jonathan Stewart, linebacker James Anderson, defensive tackle Sione Fua and offensive linemen Geoff Hangartner and Hayworth Hicks.
It means Stewart (ankle) and Anderson (back) have missed the last three games with injuries.
Smith's numbers
With Sunday's four-catch, 45-yard effort, Steve Smith has caught a pass in 90 consecutive games (a streak that dates to 2006) and continues to climb the NFL all-time rankings.
Smith has 769 career catches to rank 27th all-time in NFL history and 11,379 career yards receiving to rank 25th all-time in NFL history.
Break-even record
With victories over San Diego and Oakland in back-to-back weeks, the Carolina Panthers finish the season with a 2-2 record against the AFC West.
It marks the third time the Panthers have played the AFC West – they'll meet AFC East teams next season – and gives them a 7-5 record in those contests since the NFL split teams in eight, four-team divisions in 2002.
The Panthers are 3-5 against the AFC East, 5-7 against the AFC North and AFC South.
Newton's rushing
Before the last five games, having Cam Newton as the team's rushing leader usually meant a loss for the Panthers.
But with Newton leading Carolina in rushing on Sunday with 60 yards, the Panthers are 3-1 in the last four games he's led the team in rushing (Philadelphia, Kansas City, Atlanta, Oakland) – and 4-7 overall in the past two seasons.
Home finale
Winning Sunday's 2012 home finale means Carolina is now 72-72 all-time at Bank of America Stadium.
This year finished with a 3-5 home record, with wins in the opener (New Orleans) and in the final two contests (Atlanta, Oakland).
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I reject the idea of a deliberate conspiracy to discredit rational self-interest. Instead, I suspect most people simply don't consciously connect the word "selfish" to its root. The word's negative connotations may simply have arisen over time. Two hundred years from now, most people may not know that "pimp" originally meant a man who exploits prostitutes for financial gain.
I am not talking about any conspiracy, but a philosophical movement. In fact, not even a movement, but an idea, the idea of altruism. Philosophers and religious leaders from all sorts of traditions have promoted altruism as a moral ideal, and denounced self-interest as evil. See the post in which I quoted from Ayn Rand's Introduction to The Virtue of Selfishness.