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Among the country's largest metropolitan districts, Milwaukee Public Schools maintained its status as fourth-highest in per-pupil spending in 2011, while Wisconsin also ranked in the top third of states that spent the most per student that year.
And while per-pupil spending in MPS and in Wisconsin increased between 2010 and 2011, average per-pupil spending nationwide dropped — marking the first decrease in per-student public education spending since 1977, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau.
The national data lags behind the current environment in Wisconsin, where education spending was cut dramatically as part of Gov. Scott Walker's 2011-'13 budget. The effect of those cuts — and whether that brings Wisconsin in line with what other states have done — won't be seen until this time next year, when the Census Bureau releases comparisons for student spending in the 2012 fiscal year.
Essentially, the latest report shows that most other states were cutting education spending before Wisconsin started doing the same.
"From what I can gather here, there was all this uproar after Governor Walker's first budget and all the school cuts, and these data seem to show that in a sense, we were a bit late to the party," Dale Knapp, research director for the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance, a nonprofit, nonpartisan research organization, said Tuesday.
Backers of public education may argue in favor of Wisconsin holding out on cutting spending on students.
The new figures released Tuesday show MPS spent $14,244 per student in 2011, up from $14,038 in 2010, when the district was also ranked fourth-highest in per-pupil spending among the nation's 100 largest districts by enrollment.
Wisconsin spent $11,774 per student on average in 2011, up 3.6% from $11,364 in 2010, according to the report.
On average nationwide, the 50 states and the District of Columbia spent $10,560 per student in 2011, down half a percent from $10,615 per pupil in the 2009-'10 school year.
The current spending figures place Wisconsin 16th out of 50 states and the District of Columbia in terms of per-pupil spending, up from the previous year's rank of 18th nationwide.
The data used in the report, Public Education Finances: 2011, came from a census of all 15,345 school districts in the country, according to the report.
The report reflects the last year of former Gov. Jim Doyle's state budget, where districts' revenue limit authority — or the total amount districts could boost property taxes and state aid per student — was limited to an increase of $200 per pupil.
Under Walker's 2011-'13 budget, education spending was cut by $834 million. To restrict property taxes from replacing the drop in school aid, the governor's budget reduced districts' revenue limit authority by 5.5%, meaning a drop of about $550 in the per-pupil revenue limit.
MPS officials have taken issue with the census figures, which show a more inflated picture of per-pupil spending because they include many federal dollars that may not be going toward the district's classroom operations.
For example, MPS officials said Tuesday that they believe the census figures include federal dollars that went toward providing services to low-income students in nonpublic schools, such as the private schools participating in the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program, or voucher program.
"This raises questions about whether the number can be used to accurately reflect how much money MPS spends on its own students," MPS spokesman Tony Tagliavia said in a statement.
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Tagliavia also called the 2010-'11 data "significantly outdated" and not relevant to any current conversations about school funding. He also noted the district made significant changes to its budget after the reduction in state funding.
The census report notes that spending on adult education in Wisconsin cannot be separated in the figures. Other states have other caveats.
MPS prefers to look at per-pupil spending in terms of only state aid and property taxes for each pupil — leaving out the federal dollars. Tagliavia noted that for 2012-'13, that was $6,442 per student in general aid and $3,473 per student in property taxes, adding up to a combined $9,915 per pupil.
Knapp, from the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance, said the census figures are still the best national figures available to compare school systems to one another.
And he said the 2012 numbers will be even more interesting.
"We know Wisconsin had a big cut then, so we'll be able to see that compared to what other states were doing in 2012," he said. "Were other states cutting some more, or were they leveling off?"


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Chicken With Peas
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Chicken with peas is a herbed chicken recipe cooked with thyme and lime juice. The love for fresh flavors led me to create this recipe and I serve it for both parties and family dinners on request. Served with garnished parsley, the chicken with peas is served with the stock and butter stock sauce.
|Broiler fryer chicken
|9 Pound, cut into pieces (3 In Number, 3 Ounce Each)
|Lime juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Freshly ground pepper
|To Taste
|To Taste
|Soybean oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Clove (5 gm)
|Dried thyme
|1 Teaspoon
|Green hot pepper/3 dried italian pepper pods
|Chicken stock
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Fresh green peas
|3 Pound, shelled
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Tablespoon
Season chicken with lime juice, salt, and pepper.
Heat oil in a Dutch oven and saute the chicken pieces until golden brown on all sides.
In a mortar, pound to a paste the shallot and garlic.
Add seasoning paste, thyme, green hot pepper, 1 cup stock, and peas to the chicken.
Reduce heat and simmer 25 minutes, or until chicken and peas are tender.
Remove chicken, peas, and hot pepper to a heated platter and keep hot.
Add remaining stock to Dutch oven; bring to a boil.
Mix butter and cornstarch and add to stock.
Stir until sauce is slightly thicker.
Add salt and pepper, if desired.
Garnish chicken with chopped parsley and serve sauce in a sauceboat.
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This document pertains the HP Notebook PCs with Windows Vista.
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Read this document if you have been using your computer to connect to the internet and receive e-mail, but suddenly the computer displays a browser error message:
This document covers how to troubleshoot the problem symptoms and follow the quick tips to re-establish a connection.
Decide if it is a network or internet issue
Your first action should be to determine if there is a problem with the connection between the computer and the network (router), or the connection between the network and the internet service provider (ISP).
To determine which connection is not working, look at the network icon in the system tray, and take the following actions.
Top reasons for lost connections
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Wireless device is turned off or disabled
The power to the wireless network and Bluetooth devices is controlled by a switch or button on most computers. It is possible to accidentally bump the button and turn off the wireless service.
On most computers, there is an LED light that glows blue when the wireless device is turned on and enabled, and glows orange when off or disabled. Some newer models use different a different color scheme, see the user guide for more information.
To turn on and enable the wireless device, do the following:
IP addresses are changed
The devices on the network handle communication based on IP addresses provided dynamically by the internet service provider.
A quick glance at the steadily glowing and blinking LED lights on a router and modem normally indicates that the service from the internet service provider (ISP) is working. However, if there is a brief power interruption to the ISP signal, the IP addresses will change but the lights may still show a connection.
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Static IP used instead of Dynamic IP
When using a wizard program to set up a new network connection, it is possible to set a static IP address on the wireless device. The network connection works until there is an unexpected change in the signal from the internet service provider (ISP). Many business and public WIFI providers change addresses on a regular basis, which means the connection did work but it suddenly fails. It is best to configure the wireless device to accept a dynamic IP address that changes when the network is reset.
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When setting up a connection to a wireless network, the computer saves the security information including the password. The computer retains a list of all the networks it has been connected to - and the corresponding passwords or security keys - until you manually delete the network entry. While your home network security password probably does not change, most businesses and public WIFI networks change passwords on a regular basis.
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If the network problem is not resolved after performing the actions to correct the IP address and security key issues listed above, perform the following general network troubleshooting actions.
Use Windows and HP troubleshooting diagnostic programs
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Jan 21, 2013 (Datamonitor via COMTEX) -- Ciena Corporation, a provider of communications networking equipment, software and services, has announced that Comcast Cable has selected Ciena's next-generation 100G optical technology for its core network.
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Following the fall of Constantinople to the Ottomans, Gennadios Scholarios was chosen to be Ecumenical Patriarch by Sultan Mehmet in January of 1453 (pictured above) since he was respected by both Orthodox and Muslims alike and was very vocal in his opposition to western innovations.
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1. The Christian Empire of the Romans and New Rome originated with Emperor Constantine I and his mother Helen and had come to an end when another Constantine, son of Helen, was Emperor and killed in the conquest of New Rome in 1453. Between the first and last Constantine there had been no other Emperor of the same name whose mother was Helen.
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3. The city of Constantinople had been founded on May 11 (330), finished on May 3 and captured on May 29 (1453), so that all the events of its birth and death occurred in the month of May.
4. Gennadios recorded the prophecy that when an Emperor and a Patriarch whose names began with the letter "Jo-" reigned at the same time, then the end of the Empire and its church would be at hand. So it had come about. For the men who had brought ruin on the church at the Council of Ferrara-Florence in Italy were Joannes the Emperor and Joseph the Patriarch.
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North Carolina 44 RUTGERS 12
North Carolina pulled off the minor upset as it broke open a tight game by putting up 28 unanswered points between the 2nd and 3rd quarters. Despite this, Rutgers outgained the Tar Heels 383-378 and finished with five more first downs. North Carolina took advantage of four Scarlet Knights interceptions, one of which was returned for a 66-yard touchdown. Rutgers finished 0-9 on third down.
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(12) SO FLORIDA 37 (19) Kansas 34
Kansas built a comfortable 20-3 lead late in the first half but it turned out to be not close to enough. South Florida ran off the next 31 points and had a 14-point lead in the fourth quarter before the Jayhawks staged their own comeback. Kansas scored touchdowns on its first two fourth quarter possessions to tie the game and was driving a third time but was picked off which set up the game-winning field goal for the Bulls.
BAYLOR 45 Washington St 17
Baylor spotted the Cougars a 7-0 lead as they scored after the opening kickoff but the Bears then scored 42 of the next 49 points to run away with the game. After Washington St. scored on its opening drive, it turned the ball over on its next three possessions, the start of five turnovers on the night. In total, BYU racked up 555 yards of offense while allowing 340 yards despite running 19 fewer plays from scrimmage.
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Air Force 31 HOUSTON 28
The Cougars jumped ahead 7-0 before Air Force scored 31 unanswered points to build a big third quarter lead. Houston rallied with three consecutive touchdowns to pull within three points. It could have been four touchdowns for the lead but sandwiched in that rally was an interception at the Falcons 20-yard line. The Cougars outgained Air Force 534-380 with all of the Falcons yards coming on the ground as they didn't complete a pass.
BUFFALO 30 Temple 28
The miracle of the day took place in Buffalo as the Bulls won the game on a 35-yard touchdown pass as time expired. The game was close the whole way with neither team establishing a lead of greater than a touchdown. Buffalo kicked a field goal with 2:27 remaining but Temple followed with a 74-yard touchdown drive with 38 seconds remaining to take the lead back before the Bulls final drive.
(23) CLEMSON 27 NC State 9
Clemson tossed an interception on the first play of the game that was returned for a touchdown. The Tigers then scored on three of their next four possessions and then added two final quarter scores to win going away. Clemson outgained the Wolfpack 428-288 but NC State has its chances. Over the last four possessions, the Wolfpack kicked a field goal, missed a 25-yard field goal and threw two picks inside Clemson territory.
DUKE 41 Navy 31
Duke did a good job in holding the Navy rushing game in check as it held the Midshipmen to 207 yards rushing on 46 carries (4.5 ypc). Navy was efficient in the passing game, going 8-10 for 150 yards but a costly interception on its final drive stopped the possible go ahead possession. The Blue Devils put up 396 yards of offense but just 79 yards rushing on 34 carries (2.3 ypc).
Toledo 41 EASTERN MICH 17
Toledo only outgained the Eagles 347-263 but used four turnovers that led to 21 points to run away with it. Four of the six Rockets touchdown drives were 40 yards or less. Eastern Michigan either punted or turned it over in all six of its first quarter possessions and over half of its total yards came on its final two drives when the game was already decided. Toledo rushed for 233 yards on 36 carries (6.5 ypc).
(22) ILLINOIS 20 UL Lafayette 17
Illinois was involved in a surprisingly close game. The Illini took a 14-point lead into the fourth quarter and UL-Lafayette was able to cut it to a touchdown late in the period. Illinois then took the ensuing possession and kicked a field goal to make it a two-possession game. The Cajuns fumbled in their first two possessions which led to 10 points for the Illini. Both teams finished 7-16 on third down.
MARYLAND 35 California 27
Maryland pulled off one of the bigger upsets of the days as the final score was hardly an indication of the game played. The Bears actually outgained Maryland 461-297 but most of those yards came late as they scored touchdowns on their final three possessions that totaled 241 yards. The Terrapins scored touchdowns on their first three possessions and jumped ahead 28-6 late in the third quarter.
MICHIGAN STATE 17 Fla Atlantic 0
The 17-0 final may have looked close but it could have been a lot worse if not for the bad weather that took place in East Lansing. The Spartans put up 250 yards rushing but they were able to go only 3-15 on third down and that resulted in opportunities lost. The Owls finished with just 225 total yards but turned it over on downs twice inside the Spartans 25-yard line and also fumbled at the four-yard line.
IOWA 17 Iowa State 5
Iowa St. actually outgained the Hawkeyes 325-240 and held Iowa to 11 first downs but three interceptions ended up being very costly. The second killed the first drive of the second half as the Cyclones made it to the Iowa 20-yard line before the pick. Iowa St. was down by just a touchdown in the fourth quarter but Iowa returned a punt 81 yards to seal the win. A safety to end the game provided the final margin.
(5) MISSOURI 69 Nevada 17
Missouri dominated from start to finish as it racked up 651 yards of total offense while holding the Wolf Pack to 362 yards. The Tigers scored on their first 10 possessions with eight of those drives being 60 yards or more. Missouri gained a whopping 10.0 yppl as Nevada had no answer as it forced only one punt on the day. The Tigers ended the scoring on a 27-yard interception return for a score.
Tennessee rebounded from its opening loss as it outgained the Blazers 548-275. UAB was also hurt by mistakes as it failed on a fourth down at the Tennessee 19-yard line while also tossing two interceptions inside the 10-yard line. The Volunteers were very balanced with 282 yards passing and 266 yards rushing on 41 carries (6.5 ypc). Tennessee also had two interceptions but they resulted in only three points.
Ball State 41 AKRON 24
Ball St. took an early 10-3 lead and then picked off a pass as the Zips were driving but the Cardinals fumbled on the very next play to set up a short field. Akron took advantage as it tied the game but Ball St. scored 21 unanswered points to pull away. The Cardinals outgained Akron 491-418 although 118 of the Zips yards came in the fourth quarter when the game was already decided.
T-C-U 31 Stanford 14
TCU jumped ahead 14-0 early in the second quarter but Stanford was able to put together a long drive to pull within a touchdown and then blocked a punt and retuned it for a score to knot the game at halftime. The Horned Frogs defense came through in the second half, allowing just 69 total yards while the offense tacked on 17 points. TCU allowed just 193 total yards and 10 first downs and won the time of possession nearly 2-to-1.
Central Mich 31 OHIO U 28
Central Michigan spotted the Bobcats a 14-0 lead after the first quarter before the Chippewas scored the next 24 points and never relinquished the lead. Central Michigan was up by 10 points midway through the fourth quarter and Ohio scored on a 77-yard pass play to pull to within three. The Bobcats forced a punt and drove the field before fumbling in the endzone. They got it back one more time only to fumble once again.
(15) East Carolina 28 TULANE 24
This game was back and forth throughout and the stats showed it as East Carolina outgained the Green Wave by just four total yards. Tulane took its first lead early in the fourth quarter but the Pirates were able to put together their best drive as they went 80 yards for the winning touchdown with just 1:41 remaining. Tulane had one last shot but tossed an interception to end it.
BYU scored early and often and UCLA never had a chance. The Cougars put up 35 points in the second quarter and they scored on nine of their first 11 possessions before calling off the dogs. BYU outgained UCLA 521-239 and it finished 13-17 on third down while going a perfect 8-8 inside the redzone. The Bruins did not help their cause by committing four turnovers, going 0-2 on fourth down and missing two field goals.
NOTRE DAME 35 Michigan 17
Notre Dame won despite getting outgained 388-260. Michigan committed six turnovers which led to 21 points for the Fighting Irish. The Wolverines fumbled on their first two possessions and Notre Dame had a 14-0 lead 11 minutes into the game and by running just six plays on offense. The Fighting Irish iced the game by returning a fumble 35 yards for a touchdown. Notre Dame had just 72 total yards in the second half.
(17) Oregon 32 PURDUE 26
Purdue jumped ahead early as it scored on its second play from scrimmage on an 80-yard run and eventually built a 20-3 lead before the Ducks mounted their comeback. Oregon pulled to within seven points in the third quarter on an 87-yard punt return and then tied the game in the fourth quarter. Both traded field goals in the first overtime but Purdue missed a field goal in the second overtime and the Ducks punched it in for the win.
(3) Georgia 14 SO CAROLINA 7
South Carolina outgained the Bulldogs 289-252 but mistakes hurt the Gamecocks late in the game. Georgia took its first lead midway through the third quarter and South Carolina was able to move the ball into Georgia territory on all four subsequent possessions. They resulted in a punt, a fumble in the endzone, a turnover on downs at the 31-yard line and finally an interception at the three-yard line to end the game.
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Inside the Boxscores - Part II
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Saturday, September 13, 2008
Penn State 55 SYRACUSE 13
Penn St. fumbled on its second play from scrimmage but Syracuse gave it right back on a fumble of its own. The Nittany Lions scored on the very next play on a 55-yard touchdown pass and the rout was on. Penn St. outgained the Orange 560-159 and limited Syracuse to just eight first downs. The lone bright spot for the Orange was committing only one penalty. Penn St. finished 10-17 on third down with Syracuse going just 2-17.
VIRGINIA TECH 20 Georgia Tech 17
Georgia Tech lost despite outgaining the Hokies 387-247 as three turnovers ended up being the difference. The Yellow Jackets fumbled in their own territory late in the second quarter and Virginia Tech took advantage by tacking on a touchdown. Georgia Tech tied the game early in the fourth quarter but the Hokies took the ensuing possession 76 yards to set up game-winning field goal.
OREGON STATE 45 Hawaii 7
Oregon St. picked up its first win in dominating fashion. The Beavers spotted Hawaii an early 7-0 lead before scoring the final 45 points of the game. They outgained the Warriors 485-211 and doubled the first downs 28-14. Hawaii drove 76 yards on its first possession but did not have a drive longer than 36 yards the rest of the way. The lone downfall for the Beavers was three missed field goals.
Western Mich 51 IDAHO 28
Western Michigan returned an interception for a touchdown only five plays into the game and after the Vandals tied the game early in the third quarter at 14-14, the Broncos ran off 23 consecutive points to pull away. Western Michigan was actually outgained by Idaho 455-416 but both Idaho turnovers led to touchdowns. The Vandals finished 7-15 on third down but the first three punts all occurred around midfield.
(9) ALABAMA 41 Western Ky 7
Alabama completely dominated the Hilltoppers as it outgained them 557-158 and had a 30-9 advantage in first downs. Western Kentucky's lone score was set up by an interception that led to a short field as it drove 36 yards for a touchdown. The Tide drove into Hilltoppers territory in 10 of their 11 drives and finished 12-17 on third and fourth down combined. Alabama was balanced with 276 yards passing and 281 yards rushing.
Southern Miss 27 ARKANSAS STATE 24
Arkansas St. outgained the Golden Eagles 447-348 but its comeback fell short. Southern Miss jumped ahead 17-3 at halftime before the Red Wolves tied the game in the third quarter. They were poised to move down the field against but a fumble set up the go ahead field goal and they never gave the lead back. Arkansas St. has one last shot but an interception at the Southern Miss 40-yard line with a minute remaining ended the game.
KENTUCKY 20 Middle Tennessee 14
Kentucky dodged a huge bullet as the Blue Raiders almost pulled out a miracle win. The Wildcats ran the clock down to eight seconds and instead of running a fourth down play, they kicked a field goal which was blocked. Middle Tennessee completed a desperation 61-yard pass but was tackled at the one-yard line to end the game. The Wildcats were outgained 383-356 despite running 23 more plays from scrimmage.
MARSHALL 17 Memphis 16
Memphis outgained the Thundering Herd 462-403 but it could not convert two important third down plays which ended up resulting in field goals of 22 and 25 yards. The Tigers also fumbled at the Marshall eight-yard line on their second possession of the day. Memphis was able to force two punts last in the fourth quarter to get the ball back but the offense was stopped both times trying to get into field goal range.
(10) Auburn 3 MISS STATE 2
The defenses were the story here but more so for the Auburn side. The Tigers held Mississippi St. to just 116 total yards and six first downs as the Bulldogs crossed midfield only three times. Auburn tallied 315 yards of offense but was hurt by three fumbles, two which took place in Mississippi St. territory as well as two missed field goals including a 22-yarder. The Bulldogs longest drive was 22 yards.
NEBRASKA 38 New Mexico St 7
Nebraska racked up 553 yards of offense and the score could actually have been much worse. The Huskers missed a 35-yard field goal on their opening drive, turned it over on downs at the Aggies four-yard line and also at the 21-yard line. A fumble that was returned to the three-yard line set up New Mexico St.'s lone score. The Aggies gained a respectable 339 yards but had two interceptions as well as a 20-yard field goal blocked.
Texas Tech piled up 693 yards of offense while the defense allowed 274 yards, 188 prior to the Mustangs lone touchdown in garbage time. The Red Raiders picked off five SMU passes, leading to three touchdowns and a field goal. 513 yards of the offense came through the air but the rushing game was solid, gaining 180 yards on 27 carries (6.7 ypc). SMU crossed midfield in six of its first nine possessions but came away with nothing.
VANDERBILT 38 Rice 21
Vanderbilt was outgained 407-344 but it took advantage of great field position most of the day. The Commodores started their drivers at their own 44-yard line compared to the 21-yard line for the Owls. The three Rice touchdowns were on drives of 69, 76 and 80 yards while three of Vanderbilt's touchdowns were on drives of 1, 35 and 42 yards. Of the Commodores yards, 263 of them were rushing on 43 carries (6.3 ypc).
CONNECTICUT 45 Virginia 10
The Huskies' first four possessions resulted in touchdowns, covering 308 yards while Virginia's first four possessions totaled just 90 yards and led to no points. Connecticut ended with 506 yards of offense and it entered Cavaliers territory on all 10 of its possessions. Virginia finished with only 219 total yards and 14 first downs and had only 31 yards rushing on 14 carries (2.2 ypc).
(2) Oklahoma 55 WASHINGTON 14
Oklahoma scored in the 50's for a third straight game as it came out of the gates strong and built a 41-0 lead before easing up in the second half. The Sooners piled up 591 total yards that consisted of 317 yards passing and 274 yards rushing on 47 carries (5.8 ypc). The Huskies put up 336 yards and had 23 first downs and while most of that came late, they were still hurt by three fumbles and three missed field goals.
BOISE STATE 20 Bowling Green 7
The game was much closer than the final score indicates as Boise St. outgained the Falcons by only 340-307. The Broncos scored on their first three possessions, totaling 254 yards but the offense fizzled after that. Bowling Green had numerous opportunities it could not take advantage of as it missed field goals on two of its first three possessions while also turning the ball over three times, all in Boise St. territory.
(6) L-S-U 41 North Texas 3
LSU dominated from the start as it built as 27-3 lead in the first half and cruised for the easy win. The Tigers outgained North Texas 425-199 and it was a very balanced attack as they had 209 yards passing and 216 yards rushing on 28 carries (7.7 ypc). North Texas' longest drive was only 31 yards and its lone score was set up by an interception as it drove nine yards for a field goal.
NEW MEXICO 36 Arizona 28
Arizona jumped ahead 7-0 after its first possession but it came undone as turnovers did it in. The Wildcats turned it over five times, four in their own territory and all five led to points for the Lobos. New Mexico pulled it off despite getting outgained 388-335. Arizona had one last chance as it was down eight points and forced a punt but it was stopped on fourth down at midfield to end the game.
SAN JOSE ST 35 San Diego St 10
San Jose St. jumped ahead 21-0 and this final should have been a lot worse as the Spartans outgained San Diego St. 476-146 and held the Aztecs to just seven first downs. The lone San Diego St. touchdown came on a 28-yard interception return right before halftime. Sam Jose St. forced nine punts, seven of which were three and outs and four which resulted in negative yardage. The Aztecs were 1-12 in third down.
(1) U-S-C 35 (13) Ohio State 3
The marquee game of the weekend turned into a laugher as USC ran away with it. Ohio St. took the lead early with a field goal but the Trojans outscored the Buckeyes 35-0 the rest of the way. USC scored on its next two possessions and then returned an interception for another touchdown right before halftime. The Buckeyes were unable to move the ball in the second half, gaining only 25 total yards and getting just two first downs.
(20) Utah 58 UTAH STATE 10
The Utes decimated their in-state rival as they spotted the Aggies a 7-0 lead before scoring 58 of the final 61 points of the game. Utah St. took advantage of a fumble to set up a short field for that touchdown but the offense was shut down after that. Utah outgained the Aggies 446-116 and held them to only eight first downs and two of those were from penalties. Utah had 213 yards passing and 233 yards rushing.
UNLV pulled off the shocker as it rallied late in the fourth quarter to force overtime. The Rebels trailed by 10 points late in the third quarter and used a nine-minute drive to tack on a field goal and then forced a punt with three minutes left. UNLV drove 74 yards and tied the game with only 18 seconds remaining on an eight-yard touchdown pass. The Rebels kicked their field goal in overtime while the Sun Devils missed theirs.
(8) Wisconsin 13 (25) FRESNO STATE 10
The defenses dominated the late game as Fresno St. put up 343 total yards while the Badgers put up 304 total yards. The Bulldogs lost the turnover battle 2-0 and that was the difference as both miscues led to 10 points for Wisconsin. Those two turnovers took place in their own territory and the two scoring drives for the Badgers totaled 43 yards. Fresno St. missed a 35-yard field goal in the fourth quarter and never got close again.
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A woodchuck stuck in a drainage grate in Danvers, Massachusetts, later gets rescued.
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text: The Legion of the Unliving wiki last edited by X35 on 04/22/13 06:44AM View full history OriginThe first Legion of the Unliving was brought forth by Kang who used a machine created by Immortusto summon together a group of warriors. Choosing to rely on those from the past who had since died to serve him in his quest to capture the Celestial Madonna, Kang's recruits included Baron Zemo, Frankenstein's Monster, the Ghost, the original Human Torch, Midnight Sun and Wonder Man.CreationThe Legion of the Unliving was created by Steve Englehart, Sal Buscema and Joe Staton in 1974 and first appeared in The Avengers #131.Team EvolutionThe Legion of Unliving have reappeared several teams usually led by a different villain and often featuring a different roster entirely. Following Kang's Legion of the Unliving, a second team was assembled by the Grandmaster, a third by Immortus and a fourth and fifth by Grim Reaper. Of the various teams, Swordsman holds the record as most frequent member of the Legion having served in three different incarnations of the Legion of the Unliving. One of the recurring ironies is the fact that very few members of all different line-ups have remained dead, many being revealed to actually have been alive, bringing their association with the team into question.Major Story ArcsCelestial Madonna SagaWhen Kang sought to marry the Celestial Madonna, the Avengers swore to protect her so Kang assembled the first Legion of the Unliving to destroy the Avengers on his behalf. Kang trapped the Avengers inside a castle laced with concrete labyrinths and send his six slaves of death to eliminate them.As the Avengers fought against different members of Kang's Legion, Kang's plans fell apart when both the Human Torch and Wonder Man instead switched sides and fought against Kang alongside the Avengers. It was also due to Kang's usage of the original Human Torch that the Vision learnt of their connection.Contest of DeathSeveral years later the Avengers and the Silver Surfer were abducted by Grandmaster who had captured Death and created five life bombs that were capable of destroying the universe. The Grandmaster forced the heroes to play in one of his contests in order to save the universe. Initially set against each other, in a later round the Grandmaster pitted the heroes against his own Legion of the Unliving. Grandmaster's Legion included Baron Blood, the original Black Knight, Bucky, Captain Marvel, Death Adder, Dracula, Drax the Destroyer, the Green Goblin, Hyperion, Nighthawk, Michael Korvac, Red Guardian, Skurge the Executioner, Swordsman, Terrax the Tamer. All but Captain America and Hawkeye died during the Grandmaster's tournament and the deceased were subsequently added to his Legion of the Unliving. The killed heroes inducted included Black Knight, Captain Marvel, Doctor Druid, Hank Pym, Iron Man, Mockingbird, She-Hulk, Silver Surfer, Thor and Wasp. Hawkeye eventually managed to defeat Grandmaster in a contest of his own making and those fallen Avengers and Silver Surfer were returned to life.Immortus Imperative The next iteration of the team was assembled by Immortus who was holding the Scarlet Witch captive in hopes of making her his wife and Queen. The Avengers travelled to Limbo to free their team-mate from Immortus where they faced Immortus' own Legion of the Unliving which consisted of the former Black Knight, Grim Reaper, Iron Man 2020, Left-Winger and Right-Winger, Oort the Living Comet, Swordsman and Toro. The Avengers made short work of the Legion who were easily defeated.Fear the ReaperWhen the Grim Reaper sought to destroy the Avengers he formed a new Legion of the Unliving bringing back some dead enemies of the team to destroy them. They consisted of Amenhotep, Baron Zemo, a Black Knight, Count Nefaria, Inferno, Nebulon, Necrodamus, Red Guardian and Star Stalker.Always an AvengerDuring a festival celebrating the Avengers, the Grim Reaper again set his sights on the team again and led a new Legion of the Unliving to battle thm. This team consisted entirely of dead members of the Avengers including Captain Marvel, Doctor Druid, Hellcat, Mockingbird, Thunderstrike and Wonder Man. The team defeated the Avengers and even took control of Avengers Mansion until the Scarlet Witch managed to convince them to overcome Grim Reaper's control and remember their lives as heroes and members of the Avengers. Teaming up with the living Avengers, the dead Avengers helped the team defeat Grim Reaper.


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The Pirates continued their hot streak with a 2-1 victory over the Brewers tonight, their eighth in a row and their 50th of the season. The Red Sox also started the day at 49 wins, but dropped their afternoon game against the Blue Jays. The Cardinals won, so the Pirates maintain their one-game lead in the NL Central.
Starter Francisco Liriano tossed six solid frames for the Buccos, allowing just one run on seven hits and a walk while striking out six. He lowered his ERA to 2.23 as he has turned out to be quite a solid pickup by GM Neal Huntington judging from the lefty's first ten starts in Pittsburgh. Tony Watson, Mark Melancon, and Jason Grilli each pitched a perfect inning in relief. Grilli picked up his league-leading 27th save in the effort. The offense was provided by two solo home runs, by Pedro Alvarez in the second and by Garrett Jones in the fourth.
With a win today, Pirates could be first team to 50 wins in MLB. They havent done that since 1960 (h/t @EliasSports)
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- joewilliesshnoz - Jun 30, 2013 at 10:28 AM
Let's go Bucs !
- stairwayto7 - Jun 30, 2013 at 11:41 AM
Pirate schedule last 3 months 41 home, 10 vs cubs, 6 vs brewers and Florida and 3 mets.. 90+ wins..EASILY!
- stairwayto7 - Jun 30, 2013 at 11:45 AM
Plus a 9 GAME LEAD IN THE WILD CARD!
- mazblast - Jun 30, 2013 at 2:11 PM
I've been a Pirates fan since 1963, attended my first MLB game that year at Forbes Field (!), and have seen some highs and many lows, including 1992 and the worst, being in the stands at Riverfront for Game 5 in '72.
Call me skeptical, but I won't believe they've broken the streak of losing seasons until the day after they win #82. I won't believe they've made the playoffs until I see them playing in the playoffs.
- jimeejohnson - Jun 30, 2013 at 5:11 PM
Not sure I'll even believe it then!
- jtm12180 - Jul 1, 2013 at 10:43 PM
E5tolife, exactly how old I was….I remember going to bed in tears after Bream was safe at home….32 now…unreal
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I'd agree with Jared on all points. The PFD and strobe are pretty much required if you're singlehanding. I'd also recommend a good tether and jacklines. The floatplan and VHF are a good idea too. The cell phone isn't quite as useful in an emergency for many reasons—point-to-point, limited coverage, no way to contact other boats directly.
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State auditors say pharmacies were paid $89,000 for prescriptions ordered by doctors who were dead.
Auditors examined how the state of Michigan runs its Medicaid pharmacy program, which pays for medication for poor people. The money is a mix of state and federal dollars.
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But before we dive into a world filled with hideous skin conditions, Presidents being shot in the face and intestines flooding out of bodies, there's an absurdly adorable Deadpool on the recap page. Marvel needs to make a plush inspired by this image or they're seriously missing out on an amazing product.
As expected, DEADPOOL #2 is big on humor. There's smaller stuff that'll make you chuckle (JFK's accent and Necromancer pulling a huge book from his kilt) and some flat-out ridiculous moments that are sure to slap a smile across your face (Teddy uppercutting a bear, for example). There's also quite a few jabs at Deadpool's history. His excessive pouches are mocked at one point and another time Deadpool references how he used to chat with himself. Could he be doing that once again... or is Benjamin Franklin actually there? I'm curious to see how that'll play out.
The Bad
While the issue does have plenty of good lowbrow humor, unfortunately not all of the jokes deliver. Sometimes references feel a bit forced and all too frequent. I get the objective is to have a goofy and fun book for Marvel, but it's okay to go a page or so without aiming for laughs. For example, the "disco balls" remark made me roll my eyes. It felt unnecessary to me, especially when there was much funnier material taking place in the panel.
The ending makes me wonder why S.H.I.E.L.D. didn't just reach out to this guy in the first place. Definitely seems like the logical option for this kind of an issue.
The Verdict
Two issues in and DEADPOOL remains strong as Marvel's go-to book for absurdity. Seeing Deadpool face individual Presidents is sure to be a unique and creative experience as each battle (so far) is tailor-made to capitalize on their personalities. The overall plot is moving at a steady rate and Tony Moore's artwork is phenomenal. Overall, a solid start to Deadpool's new run and hopefully it'll remain at this level of quality.


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NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Liberty have traded center Kia Vaughn to the Washington Mystics in a deal for the seventh pick in this WNBA draft.
The 6-foot-4 Vaughn, the eighth pick in 2009 out of Rutgers, averaged 5.9 points and 4.0 rebounds in 129 games over four seasons with the Liberty.
In 2011, Vaughn earned the league's Most Improved Player honor after averaging career highs of 10.1 points, 6.7 rebounds, 1.2 steals and 28.1 minutes while starting all 34 games.
The deal gives New York two first-round selections - fifth and seventh - in the April 15 draft. Washington still holds the fourth pick.
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