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Except that in ever PvP match where someone tried hitting me with warp plasma when I tail them, I veer off, double back(You go left, I turn right and wheel around almost on a dime), and am still on their tail, and they just wasted that skill. With its short duration, I RARELY get hit by it.
Also has a short cooldown, and you're going up against idiots.
If I want you to get caught by EWP, you will.
Tricks to doing so... one of MANY, letting you get comfortable on my aft, pop Evasive + Attack Pattern Alpha and pull into Reverse, THEN pop it.
I don't care if you have twice the maneuverability of an MVAM, you won't have time to react, and will get caught.
This will also pull my devastating forward arc on YOUR rear in half a second.
1 volley, and you're dead. Yay win for me.
Again, simply one of many. You'd be surprised how often a simple maneuver like this works. Only real way to avoid it is to avoid the aft altogether.
This leaves my broadside and front. No matter how nimble you are, 1 Evasive if you're on my broadside guarantees my forward arc finding you.
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Clementi will kill him.
FiveOuncesOfPain is reporting that Melvin Guillard will be fighting Rich Clementi at UFC 79 on December 29. Guillard will be making his return to fighting, following a positive test for cocaine at UFC Fight Night 9 in April.
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Clementi will kill him.
How do you figure? Clementi isn't anything special. The only reason I would agree with you is because Guillard is so damn cocky that he screws up in the cage. Guillard pisses me off because he has so much raw talent, but he keeps making mistakes. Kinda like Joe Riggs. Wasted talent.
Guillard is like Michael Vick…talented but he makes dumb decisions. I'd still give him the edge here though.
clamenti is not the same guy he was in TUF, he has been on a tear and is so much improved, same with Riggs. i pick Clementi in this one cuz hes not a crackhead.
did I say Clementi was anything special? all I said was Clementi would kill him…..that's my opinion, I made a prediction you made an assumption. Sorry fellas after each round your not allowed to hit a line of coke, that might be news to Guillard…..but then again how do I figure huh?


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Area man dies from West Nile virus
KINGSVILLE - An 82-year-old Kingsville man who recently contracted West Nile virus died this week and is the first human case ever reported in Kleberg County, according to county officials.
Bobby White, who had been hospitalized since early this month, died on Monday at a Corpus Christi hospital. The World War II Army veteran was a retired Exxon employee and owned Bob White Fire and Safety Co.
The Kingsville and Kleberg County Health Department first was notified White tested positive for the disease on Sept. 20 by the Texas Department of State Health Services, said Yolanda Cadena, the department's director.
The virus is spread through the bite of an infected mosquito and cannot be passed from human to human. It is most harmful to the elderly and very young. Symptoms can include fever, headache, body aches, nausea, vomiting, swollen lymph glands, skin rash or convulsions.
Cadena said the local department had not yet confirmed the cause of White's death but urged residents to continue taking precautions to avoid mosquito bites.
Vector Control crews have been routinely spraying for mosquitoes throughout Kingsville since August and using larvicide in ditches with standing water. The department also has checked mosquito samples from throughout the city for the virus each month. All samples tested negative.
County commissioners are responsible for mosquito spraying and testing in their precincts, Cadena added.
Last year, a 99-year-old Portland woman who contracted the disease died from its effects.
Before that, the last known West Nile-related death in the Coastal Bend was reported in 2003, when a 70-year-old Sinton man died.
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Been playing between 3 to 5x a week for about 2 hours each ever since a month before school ended.
Dont know if you have heard about the forest fires in CA. But the smoke has been in my area and the sky is frinking gray and the air quality is horrible that no one bearly goes outside.
I have not played tennis for over a week, been sitting inside, pacing myself. I am going to go frinking crazy! hell, i can even bearly go outside!
I need some mental help and advice guys....! I have never been away from tennis for this long.... D8
-if you hear about a teen asian psycological maniac around the elk grove/ sacramento area, chances are it is me...
Become a volunteer fireman and help put out those fires. It'll help clear your mind and soothe your senses.
Do you own any books?
are there any indoor courts in your area
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Switch Bank's Inoperable!
Hey Guy's
Went to the airport Sunday night. Got out to unlock the tailgate for my passengers baggage. When I restarted the truck the upper and lower switch banks that control the heated seats, steering wheel, traction control, 115volt power outlet etc. were not lit up and none of the function's were working.:4-dontknow: Figured a trip to the dealer was in order. When I started the truck Monday afternoon everything worked as normal.:smileup: Been working fine since. Anyone else experience this or know what would cause it. Thank's!
Although I have not experienced that exact symptom, I have experience many anomalies with my 2010 Ram computer dressed up like a truck. :)
Most recent - I start the truck and the light on the dash shows the truck in 4wd, the selector is in 4wd auto, but the truck is in 2wd. This has happened a few times, and I discovered that all I have to do is 'select' 4wd, then select back to 4wd auto and the computer sorts itself out. LOL
As I have discovered over the years with a few of these computers dressed up like a truck, that sometimes you just have to remove the battery cable for a while, then reconnect to reboot the whole system and it operates and runs better.....at least for a few months. :)
Just wait......all those jokes about what it would be like if vehicles operated like Microsoft Windows (R), are not necessarily that far off. :thk:
Enjoy your new computer......I mean 'Truck'. :smileup:
Had the fuse box cover off the other day. Just happened to push down on one of the fuses and it seemed like it wasn't seated all the way. Checked the other one's and every fuse and relay was like it. Seemed like some were just barely making contact cause they pressed down quite a bit. I'm thinking this was what caused the problem I mentioned in the original post.
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Sen. McConnell using Obama's unpopularity in Ky.
HARLAN, Ky. (AP) — After 30 years in the Senate, Republican leader Mitch McConnell isn't terribly popular at home in Kentucky. Fortunately for him, President Barack Obama borders on politically toxic.
It's a fact McConnell hopes to ride to victory over Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes this fall for a new six-year term, and possibly a turn as leader of a majority Republicans hope to gain nationally.
So the 72-year-old lawmaker slyly concedes one point to his 35-year-old rival. "She'll be a new face, all right," he said repeatedly as he campaigned in coal-rich eastern Kentucky, blaming the president's environmental policies for the loss of 7,000 of mining jobs.
"But a new face for what? A new face who will do what Obama tells her."
It's a charge Grimes has long denied, emphatically and explicitly.
"I am not an empty dress. I am not a rubber stamp. And I am not a cheerleader. I am a strong Kentucky woman," she said on the night she captured the Democratic primary, intent on establishing her independence from Obama and her appeal among women who comprise more than half the electorate.
The two are thrown together in one of the country's most closely watched races, one that Republicans can ill afford to lose if they are to pick up the six seats nationwide they need to gain a majority in the new Senate.
It's also one of the most intense, given McConnell's standing in Washington, his record for triumphing in close races, a split inside his party and his middling approval ratings statewide.
To get this far, he had to fend off tea party-backed challenger Matt Bevin in a primary in which the candidates and their allies spent more than $17 million dollars combined.
Next, McConnell's allies tried to seize the initiative. Kentucky Opportunity Coalition, which backs McConnell, began a $5.6 million advertising campaign through Labor Day in the hopes of taking the shine off Grimes' successful campaign for the nomination.
The candidates have aired ads at lower levels so far, and the Senate Majority political action committee has spent more than $2 million supporting Grimes. Yet her side has been outspent so far on television by a nearly 2-1 margin.
In addition to countering the coal charge, she seized on McConnell's statement that it is "not my job," in response to a question asking what he would do to stimulate local economic development in a county with 14.3 percent unemployment.
More recently, Grimes' campaign aired one in a series of commercials showing her sitting next to a voter who poses a question to McConnell. An older woman, Ilene Woods of Lynch in Harlan County, asks the senator why he voted "two times against the Violence Against Women Act and against enforcing equal pay for women?"
Then silence, broken only by the sound of wind chimes, before Grimes turns to Woods and says, "I can never get him to answer this one, either."
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MISSION VIEJO – A caller said a cousin was walking on the street and two gang members beat him up because of a tattoo he had. The call was reported at 4:10 p.m. on Sunday from the 26600 block of Via Cuervo.
Suspicious person/circumstances. 8:25 a.m. 28000 block of Tefir. The caller reported receiving a call from her neighbor saying an unknown man was taking pictures of her house.
Suspicious person/circumstances. 7:45 a.m. Alicia Parkway and Jeronimo Road. The caller reported a woman who said she was just assaulted.
Petty theft. 10:01 p.m. 27000 block of Crown Valley Parkway. Police arrested a 47-year-old man.
Shots heard-no suspect information. 3:29 p.m. Camden and Felipe Road. The caller reported hearing three possible gun shots.
Citizen assist. 11:45 a.m. 200 block of Civic Center. Police arrested a 23-year-old man.
Battery report. 8:19 p.m. 27700 block of Medical Center Road. The caller at Mission Hospital reported a woman in the emergency room who was pushed out of a moving car by her boyfriend.
Patrol check. 6:11 p.m. Crown Valley Parkway and Puerta Real. The caller reported people smoking marijuana while driving.
Disturbance. 3:01 p.m. Alicia Parkway and Muirlands Boulevard. The caller said he bought a fake cigarette but it's not working and now the store owner said he broke it.
Follow-up report. 1:11 p.m. 26600 block of Las Tunas Drive. Police arrested a 21-year-old man.
Disturbance. 9:26 p.m. 26100 block of La Real. The caller reported neighbors making too much noise while having sex.
Disturbance. 5:29 p.m. Papagayo Drive and Montilla. The caller reported a man and a woman lying on top of each other at the park.
Battery. 4:14 p.m. 27200 block of Nubles. The caller said her ex-boyfriend's friend tried to choke her.
Traffic stop. 12:39 p.m. Arion Way and Argonaut Drive. Police arrested a 50-year-old woman.
Vandalism report. 9:29 a.m. Valpariso Drive and Rabida Circle. The caller reported swastikas and obscene pictures on the sidewalk going throughout the park.
Assault. 2:08 a.m. 23900 block of Plant Avenue. The caller said three people jumped him in the bathroom.


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Hoodwinked is a computer-animated, "Shrek"-style satire of "Little Red Riding Hood" that offers a few laughs but overall is pretty tired. show more
Why would a distributor suddenly yank an animated family film from its intended wide December opening until mid-January? Could it be that the advance word of mouth wasn't very good-winked? show more
Hoodwinked may be a poor cousin to the Shrek franchise, but this made-on-the-cheap computer-animated feature still has more style and snarky gags than Disney's recent CG hit, "Chicken Little." show more
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Different animation that you see these days,but great movie.
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990/950 Twin Hella (90mm) Lighting Project
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Joined: Nov 2008
Location: Troy Michigan
Oddometer: 751
This is what I have been sending out to people.
1. fully ready wiring harness (you need to add your fav low beam kill switch yourself, it depends on the mounting location)
2. 2 Hella Lamps (high, low)
3. 1 35W HID kit to be used in the low beam lamp
4. Mounting plate and hardwares
5. Headlight mask over the twin lamps
Let me know the colors you would prefer. (black, white, yellow, red). I'm also experimenting with the KTM orange. If you want one
On top of that, if you have a US Stock headlight unit, you need to let me know if you want me to drill a hole in the high beam lamp to accept the rubber base of the running light from the stock light. This could be done later on your own. (see picture below)
I'm also working on a hard lens protector. Went through couple iterations already wasted a ton of money and material. Getting close, will provide detail on cost later.
$350, If you are in US, we will split shipping (USPS Priority) $40/2=$20. Everyone else we will have to figure this shit out later. [I've been covering full shipping to the first few sets I send out so far. But it's just wait too high to make it worthwhile for all my time and effort. ]
It takes me a lot of time to assemble and test these things. And I'm only making these a few at a time. Due to cost reasons, I don't stock pile the Hella lamps. So I've been sending out PM's to people a few at time. Once I have confirmation, I order the hella lamps based on the number of people that responded and my schedule.
If you get a PM and you don't reply within 3 days. I will move on to the next person on the list. Should you reply later, I will still make you one, it's just I can't guaranty the ones I'm making will be sent to you first.
It's been below freezing every day/night. I've been busying making these things one at a time. I will try to get some more pictures and post more info.
The hella high beam lamp has a platform on the bottom, which is flat. It can be drilled to plug in a running light. This is what I have done with mine. You can fit the stock US running light bulb with it's rubber base directly in there.
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We've arrived at the final day of open practices for the media in New Orleans; fans were shut out two days ago.
In other words, here's our penultimate full-scale reporting version of Saints Linkage from the New Orleans Metropolitan area.
Lots of people have wondered about Martez Wilson, but Nate Bussey is standing out this preseason.
WWLTV.com contributing writer Ralph Malbrough says the offensie line will be the key to the 2011 version of the New Orleans Saints.
Jahri Evans was one of 16 players to miss Wednesday's practice session.
Meanwhile, Jonathan Vilma responded to questions about the scandal at Miami and his possible involvement in it. Hint, he skirted the topic.
In our daily Camp Report, Scott Cody talks about what he took from Vilma's response and Jahri Evans missing practice.
James Varney of the Times-Picayune writes about how the extensive injury list perplexes Sean Payton.
Jeff Duncan, also a T-P standout, opines that the Saints are shuffling to the deck to move forward.
Brett Martel of the Associated Press says that tight end Jimmy Graham wants to be a complete player in his second season.
Brian Allee-Walsh, in a special to the Baton Rouge Advocate, says running back Darren Sproles was happy to be wanted in New Orleans.
ESPN.com NFC South expert Pat Yasinskas answers questions about the division, including what the Stinchcomb dismissal means to the team.
Mike Klis of the Denver Post says former Saints lineman DeMario Pressley was claimed by the Broncos.
John Saraceno writes in the Hattiesburg American that the Saints must improve their ground game.


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2008 Colorado
Nov. 28
Nebraska 40 …
Colorado 31
In a tight battle that turned into a surprising shootout, Nebraska PK Alex
Henery saved the day with a 57-yard bomb of a field goal with 1:43 to play to
give the Huskers the lead. The defense put the game away as Ndamukong Suh had
the ball come right to him on a sack, and he took it 30 yards for a score.
Henery finished with four field goals on the day, while Joe Ganz threw first
half touchdown passes from two yards out to Nate Swift and 53 yards away to Mike
McNeill. Colorado got up early with a 68-yard touchdown catch from Riar Geer and
got scoring runs from 36 and four yards out from Demetrius Sumler, but it failed
to score over the final 20 minutes. The Buffs' biggest highlight was a Jimmy
Smith interception for a touchdown on an over-the-shoulder flip fake on a
Nebraska field goal attempt .
Player of the game:
Nebraska PK Alex Henery hit all four of his field goal
attempts connecting from 35, 27, 37 and 57 yards away.
Stat Leaders: Colorado - Passing: Cody Hawkins, 14-24, 249
yds, 1 TD, 3 INT
Rushing: Demetrius Sumler, 9-65, 2 TD. Receiving: Scotty McKnight,
Nebraska - Passing: Joe Ganz, 19-26, 229 yds, 2 TD
Rushing: Roy Helo, 25-166. Receiving: Roy Helu, 5-49
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean, Basil? ... Colorado had its
chances to pull off the upset against Nebraska and become bowl eligible, but the
offense couldn't come through in the fourth quarter. Despite giving up over 400
yards, the defense did its part holding the Huskers time and again to field
goals in the second half. The Buff D didn't allow a
touchdown over the final 32 minutes, but the offense had just one good drive
after the opening few minutes. In the off-season, the Buffs have to find a way
to be able to generate more long drives and there has to be some pop to the
passing game.
2008 Colorado Preview
2007 Colorado Season
2008 Schedule
CFN Prediction: 6-6
2008 Record: 5-7
Aug. 31
St W 38-17
Sept. 6 Eastern Wash W
Sept. 13 OPEN DATE
Sept. 18 W Virginia W 17-14 OT
Sept. 27 Florida St (Jax) L 39-21
Oct. 4 Texas L 38-14
Oct. 11 at Kansas L 30-14
Oct. 18 Kansas State W
Oct. 25 at Missouri L 58-0
Nov. 1 at Texas A&M L 24-17
Nov. 8 Iowa State W 28-34
Nov. 15 Oklahoma State L
Nov. 22 OPEN DATE
Nov. 28 at Nebraska
2007 Schedule
CFN Prediction: 6-6
2007 Record: 6-7
Sept. 1
Colorado St
Sept. 8 at
Arizona St L 33-14
Sept. 15
Florida State L 16-6
Sept. 22
Miami Univ.
Sept. 29
Oklahoma W 27-24
at Baylor
Oct. 13 at Kansas St L 47-20
27 at
Texas Tech W 31-26
at Iowa State
Nebraska W 65-51
Independence Bowl
Dec. 30 Alabama L 30-24
Nov. 28
40 … Colorado 31
In a tight battle that turned into a surprising shootout, Nebraska
PK Alex Henery saved the day with a 57-yard bomb of a field goal
with 1:43 to play to give the Huskers the lead. The defense put the
game away as Ndamukong Suh had the ball come right to him on a sack,
and he took it 30 yards for a score. Henery finished with four field
goals on the day, while Joe Ganz threw first half touchdown passes
from two yards out to Nate Swift and 53 yards away to Mike McNeill.
Colorado got up early with a 68-yard touchdown catch from Riar Geer
and got scoring runs from 36 and four yards out from Demetrius
Sumler, but it failed to score over the final 20 minutes. The Buffs'
biggest highlight was a Jimmy Smith interception for a touchdown on
an over-the-shoulder flip fake on a Nebraska field goal attempt .
Player of the game:
Nebraska PK Alex Henery hit all four of
his field goal attempts connecting from 35, 27, 37 and 57 yards
Stat Leaders: Colorado - Passing: Cody Hawkins,
14-24, 249 yds, 1 TD, 3 INT
Rushing: Demetrius Sumler, 9-65, 2 TD. Receiving:
Scotty McKnight, 4-58
Nebraska - Passing: Joe Ganz, 19-26, 229 yds, 2
Rushing: Roy Helu, 25-166. Receiving: Roy Helu, 5-49
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean, Basil? ...
Colorado had its chances to pull off the upset against Nebraska and
become bowl eligible, but the offense couldn't come through in the
fourth quarter. Despite giving up over 400 yards, the defense did
its part holding the Huskers time and again to field goals in the
second half. The Buff D didn't allow a
touchdown over the final 32 minutes, but the offense had just one
good drive after the opening few minutes. In the off-season, the
Buffs have to find a way to be able to generate more long drives and
there has to be some pop to the passing game.
Nov. 15
State 30 … Colorado 17
Oklahoma State got three Dan Bailey field goals and a 12-yard
touchdown run from Zac Robinson to stay one step ahead of a pesky
Colorado team that wouldn't go away. The Buffs got a three-yard
touchdown run from Demetrius Sumler in the fourth quarter to stay
close, and got back in the game in the third quarter on a 28-yard
Scotty McKnight touchdown catch, but it wasn't enough to overcome an
early 13-0 deficit. OSU jumped out to the early lead on a brilliant
29-yard one-handed catch-and-run from Dez Bryant.
Player of the game:
Oklahoma State QB Zac Robinson completed
15-of-23 passes for 217 yards and a touchdown with an interception,
and he ran 15 times for 61 yards and a touchdown
Stat Leaders: Colorado - Passing: Cody Hawkins,
19-37, 171 yds, 1 TD
Rushing: Demetrius Sumler, 22-86. 1 TD. Receiving:
Scott McKnight, 4-51, 1 TD
Oklahoma State - Passing: Zac Robinson. 15-23,
217 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Kendall Hunter, 11-102, 1 TD. Receiving:
Brandon Pettigrew, 7-75
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean, Basil? ...
Colorado played one of its better games, considering the
competition, but the offense could never get over the hump against
Oklahoma State and the defense couldn't come up with the one big
stop needed to change the game. Demetrius Sumler did a nice job
taking back the running game, while Cody Hawkins went the whole way
at quarterback. The continuity appeared to pay off, but it was still
a loss. Now the Buffs have to beat Nebraska to be bowl eligible.
Nov. 8
28 … Iowa State 24
Colorado hung on as Iowa State got down to the Buff one with time
running out, but D.J. Dykes stopped Alexander Robinson on a final
run to seal the win. After filling in for an ineffective Tyler
Hansen, Cody Hawkins threw four touchdown passes including two in
the final 7:05, including a five-yarder to Cody Crawford with 1:30
to play, to pull the Buffs into the lead for good. Iowa State took a
24-13 lead midway through the fourth quarter on Alexander Robinson's
second touchdown run of the game, and then Hawkins took over. Ryan
Walters made 16 tackles for Colorado.
Player of the game:
Colorado QB Cody Hawkins completed
20-of-29 passes for 226 yards and four touchdowns.
Stat Leaders: Iowa State - Passing: Austen
Arnaud, 16-28, 215 yds
Rushing: Alexander Robinson, 23-101, 2 TD. Receiving:
Darius Darks, 8-69
Colorado - Passing: Cody Hawkins, 20-29, 226
yds, 4 TD
Rushing: Darrell Scott, 19-87. Receiving: Cody
Crawford, 8-79, 1 TD
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean, Basil? ...
Colorado saved its season, and possibly the Dan Hawkins era, with a
few late touchdown passes from Cody Hawkins and the goal line stand
to beat Iowa State. Hawkins wouldn't have been fired with a loss,
but it would be a bad sign and would've firmly entrenched Colorado
at the bottom of the Big 12 barrel. Cody Hawkins picked a great time
to come up with his best game in a long, long time, pulling the
Buffs out of the fire late. The big problem continues to be the
field goal kicking. CU has only hit one of ten attempts since the
West Virginia game, and missed two against the Cyclones.
A bowl game is still possible with a win over either Oklahoma State
or Nebraska.
Nov. 1
Texas A&M 24 … Colorado
Jerrod Johnson threw three touchdown passes in the third quarter and Trent
Hunter stopped two Colorado drives with interceptions as A&M survived a sluggish
game and a tight battle. Rodney Stewart ran for a two-yard touchdown for the
Buffs in the first quarter, but he would later be lost to a broken leg after a
horse-collar tackle. Down 10-3, the Aggies and Johnson got hot with a 32-yard
touchdown pass to Ryan Tannehill and scoring passes from 59 and 10 yards out to
Jeff Fuller. Colorado made it close late on a 10-yard Demetrius Sumler run, but
couldn't get any closer.
Player of the game:
Texas A&M QB Jerrod Johnson completed 15-of-31 passes
for 214 yards and three touchdowns.
Stat Leaders: Texas A&M - Passing: Jerrod Johnson, 15-31,
214 yds, 3 TD
Rushing: Cyrus Gray, 11-80. Receiving: Jeff Fuller, 6-95, 2 TD
Colorado - Passing: Cody Hawkins, 7-11, 109 yds, 1 INT
Rushing: Tyler Hansen, 16-86. Receiving: Cody Crawford, 5-27
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean, Basil? ... And the hits just
keep on coming. Just when it seemed like the dying Colorado season couldn't get
worse, Rodney Stewart is lost with a broken leg. The offense is trying to find
something with Tyler Hansen, but the last thing this team needed was to get
younger, and that's exactly what happens when he's in. There are the young
mistakes that come with it, including two interceptions against A&M. To get a
bowl game, the Buffs now have to win two of three against Iowa State, Oklahoma
State and Nebraska. The 13th game isn't as important as a positive
step forward, and at the moment, the team is regressing.
Oct. 25
Missouri 58
… Colorado 0
Missouri came out roaring with a touchdown drive in the first 1:09
with Derrick Washington finishing with a three-yard scoring dash.
Chase Daniel was on fire missing on only six passes with five
touchdowns. Jeremy Maclin scored from three and 30 yards out, while
Chase Coffman, Tommy Saunders, and Danario Alexander each caught
short scoring passes. The Tigers outgained the Buffs 491 yards to
199, finishing up with a 55-yard De'Vion Moore touchdown dash.
Player of the game:
Missouri QB Chase Daniel completed
31-of-37 passes for 302 yards and five touchdowns with an
interception and ran five times for 34 yards.
Stat Leaders: Colorado - Passing: Cody Hawkins,
9-17, 86 yds
Rushing: Tyler Hansen, 16-30. Receiving: Scotty
McKnight, 4-44
Missouri - Passing: Chase Daniel, 31-37, 302
yds, 5 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Derrick Washington, 17-83, 1 TD. Receiving:
Jeremy Maclin, 11-134, 2 TD
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean, Basil? ... The
offense didn't work against Missouri. It hasn't done much of
anything all season long, and it really struggled to get anything
moving against the Tigers with just 199 yards and nothing from the
running game. The two quarterback system wasn't bad with Tyler
Hansen completing 12-of-16 passes, all of them safe, while showing
off the running ability. The offense isn't suited to making big
comebacks, which will be a problem with Texas A&M and its new
high-powered offense up next. Forget the running game; Cody Hawkins,
Hansen, and the passing game have to produce to keep up.
Oct. 18
14 … Kansas State 13
Colorado combined the running of freshman quarterback Tyler Hansen
with the passing of Cody Hawkins in a rotation to lead the way to
the win, While Hansen is supposed to be the runner, he threw a
21-yard touchdown pass to Scotty McKnight to go along with a
four-yard Rodney Stewart touchdown run in the second quarter for all
the points the Buffs would need. Kansas State tried to come back
with a 17-yard Josh Freeman touchdown run in the third, but the
final drive stalled on a desperation heave. Kansas State converted
just 3-of-15 third down chances.
Player of the game:
Colorado RB Rodney Stewart ran 29 times
for 141 yards and a touchdown
Stat Leaders: Kansas State - Passing: Josh
Freeman, 20-41, 237 yds
Rushing: Logan Dold, 13-47. Receiving: Brandon Banks,
Colorado - Passing: Tyler Hansen, 7-14, 71 yds,
Rushing: Rodney Stewart, 29-141, 1 TD. Receiving: Riar
Geer, 4-12
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean, Basil? ... Much will be
made of Tyler Hansen burning his redshirt season to try to
jump-start the Colorado offense, and while he helped do that in the
win over Kansas State, it's not like the offense suddenly exploded.
Helped by Hansen's mobility, and the running of Rodney Stewart, the
Buffs controlled the game on the ground, but there weren't any
points in the second half as the defense had to hold up. The win
kept bowl hopes alive, but not come road dates against Missouri and
Texas A&M. The offense will have to find far more pop to stay with
those two.
Oct. 11
Kansas 30 …
Colorado 14
Jake Sharp ran for three touchdowns with an eight yarder and a seven
yards in the fourth quarter finally putting the game away for
Kansas. Colorado had problems moving the ball, but was in the game
throughout after Cody Hawkins ran for a one-yard score late in the
third quarter to pull the Buffs within two. Hawkins started off the
scoring with an 11-yard touchdown pass to Cody Crawford, but the
Buffs only managed 233 total yards of offense and Hawkins struggled
throughout. Todd Reesing threw a five-yard touchdown pass to Dezmon
Briscoe in the third quarter.
Player of the game:
Kansas RB Jake Sharp ran 31 times for 118
yards and three touchdowns, and caught three passes for 13 yards
Stat Leaders: Kansas - Passing: Todd Reesing,
27-34, 256 yds, 1 TD
Rushing: Jake Sharp, 31-118, 3 TD. Receiving: Kerry
Meier, 9-94
Colorado - Passing: Cody Hawkins, 8-22, 90 yds,
Rushing: Rodney Stewart, 18-77. Receiving: Cody
Crawford, 4-33, 1 TDule starts to kick in with a trip to
Oklahoma next week followed up by a showdown against Texas Tech.
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean, Basil? ... Cody
Hawkins isn't getting the job done. He had a few good moments
against Kansas, but he has to be far more accurate than 8-of-22 for
90 yards, His two interceptions weren't a plus, either. The team
needs to be able to rely more on the running game, but the team only
averaged 2.3 yards per carry and had to go away from Rodney Stewart.
Next up is Kansas State, which is a must-win for bowl hopes with a
date at Missouri to follow.
Oct. 4
Texas 38 … Colorado 14
Chris Ogbonnaya took a pass 65 yards for a touchdown and ran for
13-yard score on the way to a 28-0 Texas lead. Colorado ended the
run with a seven-yard touchdown catch from Jake Behrens following an
interception from Cha'Pelle Brown, but Texas answered immediately
with a four-play, 71-yard drive finishing off with Cody Johnson's
second short touchdown run of the game. Colorado didn't get on the
board again until garbage time with a 28-yard catch from Patrick
Player of the game: Texas RB Chris Ogbonnaya ran nine times
for 71 yards and a touchdown, and caught six passes for 116 yards
and a score.
Stat Leaders: Texas - Passing: Colt McCoy,
23-30, 262 yds, 2 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Chris Ogbonnaya, 9-71, 1 TD. Receiving: Quan
Cosby, 9-71
Colorado - Passing: Cody Hawkins, 13-33, 118 yds,
Rushing: Rodney Stewart, 12-27. Receiving: Patrick
Williams, 4-50, 1 TD
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean, Basil? ...
schmookahead. Texas took care of business against Colorado from the
opening snap with Chris Ogbonnaya making a few big plays in space,
while Colt McCoy was Colt McCoy. The biggest plus was that McCoy
wasn't the leading rusher, getting just 11 carries, but it's not
like the running backs became workhorses. The defense remained great
at getting into the backfield with three sacks, but the O line gave
up four. Even so, considering the Oklahoma game is on everyone's
mind, this was a great game to get through. Colorado might not be
great, but it's still a tough team at home.
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean,
Basil? ... Texas really is good, but Colorado has to be
better at home against everyone. The offense remains a problem. Cody
Hawkins had a rough time, completing just 13-of-33 passes, but to be
fair, he was under pressure all game long. The Buffs got down so
quickly that there wasn't time to get the running game going Rodney
Stewart only ran for 27 yards on 12 carries while Darrell Scott only
ran twice for four yards.
Sept. 27
Florida State 39 … Colorado 21
Florida State ran all over the Buffs with Antone Smith running for
154 yards and scores from two, 60 and two yards out, but the game
wasn't put away until the fourth quarter. The Noles dominated the
first three quarters, but could only manage three Graham Gano field
goals after getting up 16-7. Colorado's offense finally woke up in
the fourth quarter with Cody Hawkins throwing two of his three
touchdown passes, but a two-yard Riar Geer scoring grab was answered
by a 94-yard Michael Ray Garvin kickoff return for a score. The
Buffs kept on pushing, but the final Smith touchdown run finally put
it away.
Player of the game: Florida State RB Antone Smith ran 25
times for 154 yards and three touchdowns, and he caught a pass for
ten yards
Stat Leaders: Colorado - Passing: Cody
Hawkins, 17-36, 154 yds, 3 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Rodney Stewart, 21-107. Receiving: Josh Smith,
Florida State - Passing: Christian Ponder, 10-22,
119 yds, 1 INT
Rushing: Antone Smith, 25-154, 3 TD. Receiving: Caz
Piurowski, 3-33
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean,
Basil? ... Where was the defense? After stuffing West
Virginia's running game, the Buffs couldn't handle a Florida State
running game that hasn't shown up in years. Worse yet, there was
nothing offensively to rely on until the fourth quarter. Rodney
Stewart ran 107 yards, but Darrell Scott was limited and Josh Smith
didn't come up with a big play until late. The team needs to be far
tighter on both sides of the ball to have any shot against Texas.
The defensive line has to play like it did against the Mountaineers
and not the Noles.
Colorado 17 ... West
Virginia 14 OT
West Virginia's Pat McAfee's field goal attempt in overtime bonked
off the upright, and Colorado's Aric Goodman nailed his 25-yard
field attempt for the win, and a scholarship, awarded to the walk-on
after the game. It marked the end of a strange game for the
Mountaineers, who came back after a 14-0 deficit with a six-yard Pat
White touchdown run in the first quarter and a 39-yard White dash in
the third, but a badly mismanaged final drive killed a chance to get
into field goal range at the end of regulation. Colorado started out
hot with Cody Hawkins touchdown passes from 38 yards out to Josh
Smith on the first drive of the game and from 13 yards away to
Patrick Devenney just two minutes later. WVU ran for 311 yards, but
was held to 43 passing yards.
Player of the game: Colorado RB Rodney Stewart ran 28 times for 166 yards
Stat Leaders: West Virginia -
Pat White, 10-14, 43 yds
Rushing: Pat White, 19-148, 2 TD. Receiving: Noel Devine, 3-11
Colorado - Passing: Cody Hawkins, 22-33, 179
yds, 2 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Rodney Stewart, 28-166. Receiving: Josh Smith, 5-75, 1 TD
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean, Basil? ... The style points
might not be there, but Colorado is 3-0 with a win over West
Virginia. The program can't ask for much more than that, and while
the offense was too shaky after the first five minutes, and most is
needed from the passing game, a big win is a big win. The run
defense had a nightmare of a time with Pat White and Noel Devine,
but the D line came up with its share of big wins on several key
downs. With a trip to Jacksonville to face Florida State and the Big
12 opener against Texas up next, this should serve as a big
confidence booster.
Sept. 6
Colorado 31 … Eastern
Washington 24
CB Cha'Pelle Brown returned a pick 27 yards for a touchdown with
just under two minutes to play to cap a 17-point fourth quarter in
the comeback. Eastern Washington had one last shot, but D.J. Dykes
came up with a pick in the end zone to seal the win. The Buffs got
three touchdown passes from Cody Hawkins including a two-yarder to
Jake Behrens to tie it at 24 with just over two minutes to play, and
then Brown came up with the game winner. CU finished with just 90
yards rushing, but held the Eagles to 47 on the ground.
Player of the game:
Colorado CB Cha'Pelle Brown returned an interception 27 yards for
the game winner
Stat Leaders: Colorado - Passing: Cody Hawkins,
28-38, 261 yds, 3 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Darrell Scott, 13-39 Receiving: Scott
McKnight, 6-90
Eastern Washington - Passing: Matt Nichols,
32-51, 303 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Dale Morris, 14-36. Receiving: Tony Davis,
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean, Basil? ...
Uh oh. Colorado
struggled way too much to get by an Eastern Washington team that
might be good, but it's still an FCS team. Give credit to the
defense for coming through in the final few minutes, with Cha'Pelle
Brown getting the pick-six for the game-winning score and D.J. Dykes
sealing the win with a pick, but there has to be a concern that the
running game didn't work. Star back Darrell Scott only gained 39
yards on 13 carries, and the team ran for just 90 yards and a 2.7
per carry average.
Aug. 31
Colorado 38 ... Colorado
State 17
Colorado got a 35-yard touchdown catch from Scotty McKnight and one
yard scoring runs from Cody Hawkins and Darrell Scott, while the
defense held Colorado State to 258 yards and just one offensive
touchdown. The Buffs pulled away in the second half outscoring the
Rams 17-3 in a bit of a letdown after a wild second quarter. CSU got
a 21-yard Dion Morton touchdown catch to pull within seven, and then
CU's Josh Smith electrified the stadium with a 93-yard kickoff
return for a touchdown. Colorado State answered right back with a
90-yard John Mosure return for a score on the ensuing kickoff. The
Rams wouldn't find the end zone again.
Player of the game: Colorado FS Ryan Walters made 11 tackles, an
interception, and broke up two passes
Stat Leaders: Colorado - Passing: Cody Hawkins, 20-29, 214
yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Darrell Scott, 11-54, 1 TD. Receiving: Scotty McKnight,
Colorado State - Passing: Billy Farris, 27-37,
187 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Gartrell Johnson, 12-95. Receiving: Rashaun Greer, 8-70
Whoopty doo. What does it all mean, Basil? ... In a
high-energy, emotionally charged game like the win over Colorado
State, Colorado kept its cool, got a good pass rush, and enough
explosion to come away with the tougher-than-it-appeared win. Cody
Hawkins took another step in his maturity with a strong performance
making few mistakes and keeping the chains moving. This was the type
of game Colorado wanted to win and be done with, knowing that it
would be a big, tough test. Now comes Eastern Washington, who has a
good passing game, to tune up for West Virginia.
Recruiting Class
Star of the Class
Darrell Scott
TB 6-0 204 Oxnard, Calif. (St. Bonaventure)
The most complete running back in the West in the class of 2008,
Scott is a powerful runner, has excellent vision and can stop on a
dime. One of the most prolific runners in California history, could
own several records by end of his career.
The California State Junior
of the Year from Moorpark (Calif.), Scott rushed for 3,194 yards on
337 carries and scored 45 touchdowns. He ran for over 200 yards in
10 games and against Camarillo had a career day, rushing for 306
yards, scoring six touchdowns and a pair of 2-point conversions.
Potential Instant Impact Players
Katoa plays the game with heart, passion
and no fear. Katoa is fantastic on the blitz, displaying great
skills of timing, anticipation and instincts. He is a brutal and
physical hitter that shows excellent fundamentals when it comes to
tackling. Katoa fights off blocks well and gets to the ball. He
chases sideline to sideline and moves well laterally. Katoa is
quick, has excellent speed and is very strong.
As a junior, Katoa recorded
(90 solo) 109 tackles, 13 sacks, and four forced fumbles playing at
middle linebacker and defensive end. It was his first year playing
football. He was named second team all-region and all-state. He
benches 315 pounds, squats 335 and has a 30-inch vertical jump.
Major has great size and good speed.
Major can move very well both north-south and side to side. He is
cat quick playing inside out. Major reads and reacts as quick as
anyone you will see among his peers. He is a ferocious hitter who
plays with passion, aggressiveness and is relentless on the field.
Major can shed blockers and get to the ball. He shows good vision,
agility and instincts for the linebacker position.
As a junior, in seven games,
Major had 107 tackles (15 for losses), three forced fumbles and one
interception. He missed four games due to an ankle sprain. As a
junior, in seven games, Major had 107 tackles (15 for losses), three
forced fumbles and one interception. He missed four games due to an
ankle sprain.
Rest of the Class
2007 Recap
The Buffaloes' four-game improvement from 2006 and 15 additional
practices that came with an Independence Bowl berth were exactly
what Dan Hawkins needed in his second year in Boulder.
Colorado finished a respectable third place in the Big 12 North,
showing some life on offense, and beating Oklahoma and Nebraska in
the same year for the first time since 1990. Just when the
offense started to click in the second half, however, the defense
sprung unexpected leaks, allowing an average of 36 points over the
final seven games.
Offensive Player of the Year: QB Cody Hawkins
Defensive Player of the Year: LB Jordon Dizon
Biggest Surprise: The Sept. 29 upset of No. 3 Oklahoma was a
blockbuster win for Hawkins and the entire Colorado program. The
Buffs stormed back with 20 unanswered points in the second half,
leaving the Sooners stunned after Kevin Eberhart booted a 45-yard
game-winning field goal as time expired.
Biggest Disappointment: The Buffaloes had absolutely no
business losing to Iowa State on Nov. 10, particularly after opening
up a 21-0 halftime lead on the 2-8 Cyclones. Colorado disappeared
in the second half, getting outscored 31-7 in a collapse that cost
the program a winning season.
Looking Ahead: Colorado will be looking to build on last
year's momentum by adding another win or two to the final record.
While a winning season for the first time since 2005 will be another
brick in the wall, a Kansas-like leap into prominence isn't likely
in 2008 with a schedule that includes trips to Florida State,
Missouri and Kansas, and visits from West Virginia and Texas.


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GREENWICH, Conn., June 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — White Birch Paper Company will halt production at its three Quebec mills during the last week of June, 2011. The three mills are located in Quebec City, Masson Angers and Riviere de Loup. Production of newsprint and directory will be reduced by roughly 12,000 metric tons combined.
White Birch Paper is a manufacturer of high quality newsprint, directory and bulky paper and paperboard, with mills located in the United States and Canada. These mills produce more than 1.3 million tons of newsprint and directory paper with up to 50% recycled content.
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The biography of Jaroslav Seifert. This page has biographical information on Jaroslav Seifert, one of the best poets of all time. This PoetrySoup page also provides access to the poet's poems, best poetry, quotes, and video biographies...if available.
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First Lady Michelle Obama speaks to 6th and 7th graders from the DC area during an event celebrating Black History Month in the East Room of the White House yesterday. First Daughters, Sasha and Malia were also at the event, along with their grandmother.
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Garden Salad with Balsamic Dressing and Herb Feta
- Makes:
- 4 servings
- Start to Finish:
- 40 mins
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Garden Salad with Balsamic Dressing and Herb Feta
tablespoons balsamic vinegar
tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
Juice from half of a lemon
A few sprigs of fresh mint, leaves picked and finely chopped
Sea salt
Freshly ground black pepper
head of Boston lettuce or small heart of romaine lettuce
small carrots, peeled
of a cucumber
cup cherry or grape tomatoes, halved
of a head of broccoli, broken into florets
Candy Cane beets, or beets, scrubbed, trimmed, and thinly sliced
A few sprigs of mixed soft herbs, such as mint, chives, flat-leaf parsley
ounces block of feta cheese
Sourdough bread, sliced lengthways into long pieces
- Put all dressing ingredients into a small screw-top jar with a tight--itting lid, adding a pinch of salt and pepper. Shake well and set aside.
- Remove any wilted or bruised outer leaves on the lettuce. Separate the rest of the leaves, tearing out any thick stems; tear leaves into bite-size pieces. Wash the leaves, spin dry in a salad spinner, and transfer to a serving bowl.
- Slice the carrots thickly on an angle. Halve the cucumber lengthwise and cut into half-moon slices. Slice the radishes as thinly as you can, and halve the tomatoes (or leave whole, if you like). Break up the broccoli florets into small bite-size pieces and add to bowl of lettuce along with the sliced beets. Gently toss together. Set aside.
- Finely chop the herbs on a cutting board. Grate lemon zest over the herbs and use your knife to sweep everything into the middle of the board. Place the block of feta on top to coat it with the herbs. Drizzle with a little olive oil. Sprinkle with a pinch of salt and pepper; turn it over and coat the other side of the cheese with the herbs.
- Toast the long slices of sourdough on a hot grill pan for a few minutes until golden with grill marks on both sides. When ready to serve, quickly dress the salad with half of the dressing and toss together. Serve the salad on the toasted bread with the herbed feta crumbled on top. Makes 4 servings.
Nutrition Facts(Garden Salad with Balsamic Dressing and Herb Feta)
- Per serving:
- 339 kcal cal.,
- 20 g fat
- (8 g sat. fat,
- 2 g polyunsaturated fat,
- 9 g monounsatured fat),
- 38 mg chol.,
- 754 mg sodium,
- 32 g carb.,
- 6 g fiber,
- 10 g sugar,
- 12 g pro.
- Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet


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Packaged Facts Report: Tapping Protein Power For Product Innovation and Nutrition-Based Marketing
ROCKVILLE, Md., Aug. 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Consumers have turned their attention to protein to boost nutrition in their diets. Protein has been associated with health benefits including weight management and controlling blood sugar, and also boosts satiety, or the feeling of fullness, which can combat overeating. Proteins – Classic, Alternative and Exotic Sources: Culinary Trend Tracking Series, a new report by research firm Packaged Facts, indicates that 62% of consumers agree they are "making a point of getting enough protein" from the foods and beverages they consume.
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"Americans continue to seek out protein for a variety of health and wellness concerns, and to increase maintenance, growth and repair functions of the body," says David Sprinkle, publisher of the Culinary Trend Tracking Series (CuTTS) and research director for Packaged Facts. "With the popularity of diets like Paleo, Primal and Atkins, protein has been the darling of lean diets for more than two decades now, and ties in more broadly to the consumer quest for health and wellness food and beverages to address specific health concerns. This presents a unique opportunity for food manufacturers, retailers, and restaurants."
Proteins – Classic, Alternative and Exotic Sources: Culinary Trend Tracking Series charts how current lifestyle and demographic shifts open up fresh menu and packaged food opportunities related to protein, as does the heightened interest in vegetarian sources of protein, which extends the potential for innovation deeper into meal, snack and beverage territory. Targeted and nutrition-science based communication regarding the benefits of dietary protein tailored for specific needs and audiences will spur the success of these innovations.
The foods profiled in the report demonstrate the opportunity-scape of the high-protein diet trend:
-- Macho and high-protein drinkable yogurt. Yogurt continues to show strong growth in the wake of the Greek yogurt revolution, and Packaged Facts projects the U.S. yogurt market to total $9.3B by 2017. Niche segments such as drinkable yogurt & kefir and yogurt marketed to men are staking claim to their own share of the pie. -- Almonds and nut butters. Nuts have long provided cravable protein goodness, and new nutritional perspectives have positioned nuts, and especially almonds, high on the good and good-for-you list. The healthy positioning of almonds and the natural flavor and texture they provide make them an ideal source of protein for consumers. Nut butters, driven by convenience and portability, are ideal as more indulgent protein sources. -- Snack bars get heartier. High-protein snack bars are leveraging the rise of snacking and the healthful positioning of snack bars in the market. -- Analogs for chicken protein. Alternatives to meat are gaining ground as delicious foods in their own right, and not just as more nutritionally correct substitutes. Alternative protein sources, including the eggless egg, are foods to watch. -- Exotic meats as back-to-roots protein. Charcuterie is big and the salumi craft is holy ground within foodie culture. Wild boar is gaining popularity in fine dining restaurants as consumers explore new, less mass-produced sources of meat.
"CuTTS continues our tradition of providing strategic culinary studies that combine hard data and consumer insights with an informed focus on market opportunities," says Sprinkle. The culinary trends profiled in CuTTS provide a comprehensive understanding of strategies and product profiles that can inspire and facilitate innovation by executives, strategists, chefs, and food research professionals in R&D/product development, market and consumer insights, brand management, and trade and consumer marketing.
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DSWD readies relief goods and evacuation centers for rainy season
MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has prepositioned relief goods and determined evacuation centers throughout Metro Manila in preparation for the rainy season.
DSWD Secretary Corazon Soliman said this in an interview over Radyo Inquirer 990AM Friday in light of the strong rains Thursday afternoon that flooded parts of the metropolis and prompted several major schools and universities to suspend classes.
She said that DSWD is constantly coordinating with local government units to ensure that (LGUS) in areas where floods are common are prepared already.
She also said that in the Cordillera province where roads are vulnerable to landslides from the mountains during intense rains, there are already goods stored that can be used by the LGUs in case they become inaccessible.
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DALLAS D/FW Airport Police said a 43-year-old American Airlines flight attendant was combative and screaming during a mental episode aboard a crowded airliner preparing to fly to Chicago last Friday morning.
The bizarre incident, previously recounted by startled passengers, is detailed for the first time in the official police report released Monday afternoon.
News 8 decided not to identify the flight attendant at the center of the mental incident because she was not charged with a crime, but she lives in North Richland Hills, according to the report.
No one answered the door at her home Monday evening.
Four officers responded to the call Friday morning and said they found the flight attendant restrained by passengers in First Class.
Minutes earlier, that veteran flight attendant began a strange rant over the aircraft's public address system as American Airlines Flight 2332 pushed back from the gate at D/FW, bound for Chicago.
She said she would not be responsible for the plane crashing, said Greg Lozano, passenger.
She spoke in-and-out of Spanish, another unidentified traveler remembered. She talked about the flight crashing.
Mobile phone video captured the flight attendant's chilling screams on camera after colleagues and passengers intervened.
Police called it a case of mental lunacy.
The report said the woman was combative and screaming, forcing police to handcuff her and put her in leg restraints.
The flight attendant also tried to spit on a paramedic, the report added, and even kick the officers.
Police considered the American Airlines employee a danger to herself especially after learning this flight attendant kicked a colleague in the abdomen.
The injured flight attendant, 47, from Pompano Beach, Fla., told police her co-worker had bipolar disorder and confessed that she had not been taking her medication.
A man who answered the phone at the flight attendant's home did not want to comment.
The injured colleague declined to press charges against her co-worker for the kick to the stomach.
The FBI isn't filing charges either, saying the incident was obviously caused by her mental episode.
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When 'In the Pink' is not a good thing - Trillium blossoms near their end
Some flowers fade and lose colors when they begin to wither and die. Trillium grandiflorum goes in the other direction. The white blossoms turn pink, and even purple before the petals finally dry up.
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PIERRE, S.D. (AP) – Pierre is continuing its search for a new fire chief. A search committee still has not made a final recommendation on a replacement for Bill Alexander, who retired at the end of October. Three finalists for the position interviewed earlier this month. Two were from the Pierre-Fort Pierre area and the other was from Iowa. City Administrator Leon Schochenmaier says a background check, which is part of such a search, is being done on the committee's first choice. He says it is unknown when the check will be completed or when a new chief will be named. The search committee will eventually make a recommendation to the city commission, which will have final approval.
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The January edition of The Hindu Shutterbug photography contest, conducted by Margazhi.org, captured the magic of the Margazhi season of music and dance.
The month-long Moods of Margazhi contest saw nearly 600 photographs under the categories of artistes, rasikas, venues and food, submitted through The Hindu's in-house app – thehindushutterbug.com.
Photography exhibition
A panel of judges, which included Venket Ram, Sanjay Sridhar, T.M. Krishna, Ahalya S. and Lata Ganapathy, has chosen 75 photographs to be featured in an exhibition between January 21 and 23, at Art Houz Gallery, Kasturi Rangan Road, Alwarpet.
The exhibition will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on all three days. Apart from the prize winners, a special 'People's Choice' award will also be given. Voting for this award is open at www.thehindushutterbug.com until January 23.
The presenting sponsor of the contest is Sarangi - the Kanjivaram Sari store. Other sponsors include Rasvihar, AM Infrastructure Pvt Ltd and AGS Cinemas. ITC Mangaldeep Division and Leo Coffee are the exhibition's co-sponsors.
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Cannes Collection 2015
Published on 25 May 2015
We round up the best bits from the 2015 Cannes Film Festival.
This Week's Short: Pieces
Published on 25 May 2015
An unspoken incident unravels the lives of two families into nightmare, fracturing time and memory.
Game of Thrones: Bloopers – John Bradley
Published on 25 May 2015
We go behind the scenes of Game of Thrones with one of our favourite series regulars.
Top Ten Sexiest Food on Film
Published on 24 May 2015
From aphrodisiac to innuendo, here's some real #FoodPorn.
Watching the Week
Published on 24 May 2015
Our five favourite videos this week.
Trisha Ward on X
Published on 23 May 2015
Director Trisha Ward on why erotica is a personal, subjective experience.
Nick Gilberg on X
Published on 22 May 2015
We interview the editor behind Rankin and Walter Campbell's fast-paced, multi-layered collaborative project for Coco de Mer.
Film / News
Cannes Shows Its First 3D Porn Movie
Published on 22 May 2015
Gaspar Noe's Love becomes a festival first.
Film / News
Maggie Gyllenhaal Calls Out Hollywood on Ageism
Published on 21 May 2015
"It made me feel bad, and then it made me feel angry, and then it made me laugh."
A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night: Sheila Vand
Published on 21 May 2015
A brilliant, original movie, this is not your average horror flick.
The Rise of Alicia Vikander
Published on 21 May 2015
Charting the rise and rise of one of the this brightest breakthrough stars.
Rankin On X
Published on 21 May 2015
"There's nothing like a bit of playful taboo poking!"
Masterpieces of Polish Cinema
Published on 20 May 2015 1 Comment
Filmmaker Kuba Mikurda gives us a potted history of Polish cinema.
Vicky Lawton on X
Published on 20 May 2015
Director Vicky Lawton tells us why more women are needed behind the camera, not just in front of it.
Fashion & Beauty / Film
Cry Baby
Published on 19 May 2015
Not a dry eye for Dior.
X Marks the Spot
Published on 19 May 2015 1 Comment
Walter Campbell, Rankin and a host of directors redefine erotica in advertising.
Film / News
Cannes Film Festival is Turning Away Women For Not Wearing High Heels
Published on 19 May 2015
Game of Thrones: Newbies Are Coming – Alexander Siddig
Published on 18 May 2015
We talk cult shows, Malcolm McDowell and life on Dorne with new cast member, Alexander Siddig.
Game of Thrones: Bloopers – Dean-Charles Chapman
Published on 18 May 2015
We learn why cats aren't always the easiest co-stars.
This Week's Short: Tickle the Ivories
Published on 18 May 2015
This week's short explores the annual Tickle the Ivories Festival in Liverpool