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Sept. 1 at Wisconsin 51 … UNLV 17
CFN Analysis: Everyone knew that Wisconsin could run the ball on UNLV, but the offensive line made it look way too easy. Even with some major replacements, the Badger front five paved the way for 241 rushing yards and five scores, with the slimmer, quicker Montee Ball running for three of the touchdowns. Of course, the story against UNLV was Russell Wilson, who was almost perfect completing 10-of-13 passes for 255 yards and two scores, while running for 62 yards and a brilliant 46-yard touchdown. He missed a few open receivers and his footwork wasn't always textbook, but he looked every bit like the big-time quarterback the Badgers were hoping he'd be. The D struggled against the Pistol offense, bending but not breaking until late. Chris Borland led all tacklers with seven, but he and the front seven looked a bit lost at times and have to be much tighter with Oregon State up next and Chandler Harnish and NIU to follow.
UNLV didn't have a prayer against the Wisconsin buzzsaw, but there were some positives in the blowout. Caleb Herring moved well and threw better, and he would've had a much better stat-line than 18-of-27 for 146 yards and two scores if the receivers could hold on to their passes. UNLV was able to move a bit with 146 yards rushing and receiving, but the O couldn't close when the game was still in question. 51-17 is never pretty, but the Rebels really did look stronger than they were last season.
(AP) MADISON, Wis. -- Russell Wilson peeked behind him on his way to a long touchdown run and saw no one in pursuit. Wide receiver Nick Toon was delivering the final punishing block ahead.
Welcome to Wisconsin, Russell. You'll find the Badgers know how to keep a quarterback safe.
Playing his first game for the Badgers, Wilson ran for a 46-yard touchdown and threw two TD passes to lead No. 11 Wisconsin past UNLV 51-17 on Thursday night.
"I don't think I got touched at all today, which is pretty unbelievable," Wilson said. "The offensive line did a great job. They're tremendous up there. Got to keep getting better, but they really are special up front."
Montee Ball scored four touchdowns for Wisconsin (1-0), but all the attention was on Wilson.
The North Carolina State transfer is using his last year of eligibility at Wisconsin in hopes of getting the Badgers back to the Rose Bowl or better.
"Some moxie, some savvy, some God-given ability," Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema said. "Russell has been very impressive how he's handled everything."
He thrived against UNLV, and thanked every one of his offensive teammates on the bench after his spectacular TD run, another sign of how humble and well-liked he is after being voted a captain following just a month in the program.
"He said, 'Thanks for the block,'" Toon said. "Big play by Russell and happy to have that running ability back there at quarterback."
With Wilson, the Badgers are built to run but have a dangerous new dimension. Ball and James White overwhelmed the undersized Rebels (0-1) from the start in the hottest game in the 94-year history of Camp Randall Stadium.
"We feed off that," Bielema said. "(Wilson) really saw how that can open things up in the passing game."
Wisconsin's running game gave Wilson plenty of opportunities to pick UNLV apart, and the charismatic signal caller calmly went to the bench and sat under a giant fan flanked by a TV camera following his every move after each score. He finished 10 of 13 for 255 yards and had two rushes for 62 yards.
Ball caught Wilson's first TD pass as a Badger from 4 yards out.
In some ways it was a typical Wisconsin opener. The Badgers scored on their first drive of the season for the sixth straight year. In some ways, it was very different: the temperature at kickoff was 90 degrees.
Wisconsin made it 13-0 when Ball took a handoff, busted through two arm tackles and high-stepped to avoid Quinton Pointer's desperation dive for a 22-yard touchdown. It was 20-0 when Wilson found top target Toon for completions of 39 and 15 yards before White punched it into the end zone from a yard out.
Ball, who finished with 63 yards rushing, also scored on a pair of 1-yard runs, making it 51-3 midway through the third quarter.
UNLV, losers of 10 straight on the road, showed some of the same jitters that coach Bobby Hauck's squads have struggled with after he finished his first season 2-11.
"We weren't ready to come in here and beat a top 10 team, certainly. But with that being said, we're going to be all right," Hauck said. "I like our guys. I like the way we play. There were a lot of negatives but there were a lot of positives to build off of."
Such as new starting quarterback Caleb Herring. He threw two second-half touchdown passes that cut the lead to 51-17 in the fourth. He kept plays alive with his feet and showed poise under relentless pressure but didn't have many options and finished 18 of 27 for 146 yards.
"Caleb Herring made a lot of mistakes but he did some good things," Hauck said. "Our guys ran hard. I thought we held our own."
UNLV failed to convert its first nine third-down conversions, and one second-quarter sequence highlighted the Rebels' struggles.
Wide receiver Phillip Payne committed a 15-yard personal foul for a late hit, center Robert Waterman snapped the ball over Herring's head for an 8-yard loss, Payne dropped a pass with no defender nearby and Nolan Kohorst pulled a 52-yard field goal wide left.
"It was good especially after we got down there in the first half and didn't capitalize," Hauck said. "We had the late hit penalty on the block at the end of the route. We just didn't capitalize in the first half. It was a shame."
Wilson has been a hot topic, dubbed Russellmania, since he arrived on campus in Madison.
Expectations are high that the 22-year-old can lead the Badgers back to a BCS game following their 21-19 loss to TCU on Jan. 1 despite losing six offensive starters, including quarterback Scott Tolzien.
Wilson joined Wisconsin after a stint playing minor league baseball for the Colorado Rockies and NC State's decision to move on without him despite his stellar numbers over three years, including a win over West Virginia in the Champs Sports Bowl last season.
"He's just so true. There's not a fake thing in his body," Bielema said.
"He's just so genuine."
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Here's The Deal … Wisconsin was coming off a rough 2002 season, but it looked like it was about to rebound with a strong, veteran 2003 team that started off the year with a win over West Virginia and an offensive explosion over Akron. And then UNLV came into town, shocked the college football world with a 23-5 win, and it turned out to be a hint of things to come as UW collapsed in a 7-6 season. Things are a little different this time around.
After coming off a Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl appearance, Wisconsin is back to being the big, bad, bullies like Barry Alvarez put together in the early 1990s, and now it's tone-setting time. Last year, the Badgers went to Vegas and totally dominated in a 41-21 win that wasn't as close as the final score, and with Oregon State and a trip to Chicago to play a tough Northern Illinois team to follow, the goal is to show that it's business as usual with memories of the Rose Bowl gack to TCU still a bit too fresh.
UNLV is looking to make a statement of its own that things are different in Year Two of the Bobby Hauck era. Last year's team never found any offensive identity and was way too squish-soft on defense in an ugly 2-11 season. The 2011 Rebels might not have the horses to keep up with the Badgers, but they should be tougher on both sides of the ball and they have a few decent playmakers.
Why UNLV Might Win: If a team like UNLV is ever going to catch the Badgers flat, it might be in Week One – at least after the initial surge. Wisconsin has a new toy in QB Russell Wilson, and it's going to try to change things up a bit defensively after losing coordinator Dave Doeren to the NIU head coaching job, and it might take a little while for everything to come together. UNLV's offense would like to be Wisconsin and would love to power the ball, but that's not going to happen, so the hope will be to wing it around a bit and test the soft Badger corners. Wisconsin has talent in the secondary, but it'll give up catches. With J.J. Watt gone, if the UW defensive front can't generate a pass rush, the Rebel passing attack should work with a strong receiving corps – led by a Phillip Payne, who's back and healthy after suffering a broken right foot – likely to put up some decent numbers. If San Jose State could go into Camp Randall last year and come up with 252 passing yards and two scores, this year's UNLV passing game should be able to do the same.
Why Wisconsin Might Win: Power, power, power, power, power. UNLV's run defense was among the worst in America last year, allowing 223 yards per game and getting shoved around by anyone who applied even the slightest of breezes. After an offseason of hearing over and over and over again how the offense should've run the ball more in the Rose Bowl loss to TCU, Badger head coach Bret Bielema will have his attack get physical from the start. There will be a little bit of balance to get Wilson and the game involved, but the offensive line should be the key against a Rebel defensive front that not only won't hold up for more than a few drives, if that, but won't get a finger on the quarterback. The Wisconsin skill players should have all the time in the world to operate.
What To Watch Out For: Let's see what the new guy can do. Wisconsin has to replace some key parts to the offensive line, but it's Wisconsin; lose one massive blocker, replace him with another. Finding playmakers on the defensive front will be key, and everyone is waiting to see what a healthy Chris Borland can be at linebacker, but all eyes will be on the quarterback. Russell Wilson would've been the preseason ACC Player of the Year had he returned to NC State, and now he could be the missing ingredient to a Wisconsin team that was coming back good, but needed a decent passer to be great. It won't be about the yards with Wilson, it'll be about the efficiency. The Badgers can probably win this game without throwing a pass, but going forward, the idea is to allow the ultra-accurate Wilson time to work and time to come up with the big play. If he can hit around 65-to-70% of his throws for about 200 yards, defensive coordinators down the line will start to worry about more balance in the Badger attack.
What Will Happen: Wisconsin will rumble. UNLV is going to be
far better than it was last season, and it'll put up
more of a fight in Mountain West play and will put
in a full four quarters of effort in against the
Badgers, but the Wisconsin formula will work. Make
UNLV sell out against the run, run anyway, and then
let Wilson pick apart the Rebel secondary with its
corners on an island. Watch for Nick Toon to come up
with some big early plays, and watch for the Badgers
to get up early and set comfortably ahead, even
though UNLV will come up with some decent drives of
its own.
CFN Prediction: Wisconsin 44 ... UNLV 17
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Just a touch of purple from the potatoes adds an appealing color to this potato salad. Toasted fennel seeds and the fresh taste of dill weed bring a unique flavor dimension to the salad.
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Preventable Hospital ErrorsOctober 25, 2013
by: George Wise
In 1999, the Institute of Medicine published a widely cited study called To Err Is Human. In it we learned that 98,000 people were dying every year from preventable errors in hospitals. Unfortunately, that study underestimated the number of deaths. According to a new study just out from the prestigious Journal of Patient Safety, four times as many people die from preventable medical errors than we thought, as many as 440,000 a year.
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Medical errors now claim the spot as the third leading cause of death in the United States, ahead of auto accidents and diabetes. Only cancer and heart disease cause more deaths. It is likely the estimates in this new study will replace the Institute of Medicine estimates from 1999. That means hospitals are killing off the equivalent of the entire population of Pulaski County, Arkansas every year. More than a thousand people a day are dying from preventable errors.
These deaths are not from the illness which hospitalized the patient in the first place. Patients are dying from preventable errors due to a lack of emphasis on safety. These preventable errors are common and well known. A sponge left inside the surgical patient causing a massive infection. A massive medication overdose. Infections from contaminated equipment used at the bedside. Following safety rules prevents these errors.
When will it end? Society picks up the costs of these errors in the form of higher costs for hospital care. Employers lose good employees and thousands of dollars in lost productivity. Families needlessly lose loved ones. We need to insist that hospitals implement safety standards to eliminate these errors. Safety first should be a hospital's motto.
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Arguments supporting restrictions on the right to a jury trial (mischaracterized as tort or lawsuit reform) are based primarily on myths and unsubstantiated anecdotes. One of these myths is that doctors practice defensive medicine more often in states without caps on damages; therefore, caps on damages will reduce defensive medicine. A new study busts this myth.
According to a study by the Center for Studying Health System Change in the August Health Affairs, physicians' perception of their risk of malpractice liability predicts their practice of defensive medicine. Below is the abstract of the newly released study:
Health Aff (Millwood). 2013 Aug;32(8):1383-91. doi: 10.1377/hlthaff.2013.0233.
Despite widespread agreement that physicians who practice defensive medicine drive up health care costs, the extent to which defensive medicine increases costs is unclear. The differences in findings to date stem in part from the use of two distinct approaches for assessing physicians' perceived malpractice risk. In this study we used an alternative strategy: We linked physicians' responses regarding their levels of malpractice concern as reported in the 2008 Health Tracking Physician Survey to Medicare Parts A and B claims for the patients they treated during the study period, 2007-09. We found that physicians who reported a high level of malpractice concern were most likely to engage in practices that would be considered defensive when diagnosing patients who visited their offices with new complaints of chest pain, headache, or lower back pain. No consistent relationship was seen, however, when state-level indicators of malpractice risk replaced self-rated concern. Reducing defensive medicine may require approaches focused on physicians' perceptions of legal risk and the underlying factors driving those perceptions.
The findings of this study suggest that malpractice reforms touted for years as reducing defensive medicine, such as caps on damages, do not change how physicians practice. On the other hand, one could certainly argue that there is actually no such thing as defensive medicine. Either a test or procedure is necessary or it is insurance fraud to bill for it.
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In a sparkling moment,
I loved you, you loved me.
Oh, how sweet fate can he.
In that happy moment
I forgot all my past.
Now I realize the way
The spell was cast,
At last,
Once we walked alone
Down by the river,
All the world our own
Down by the river.
Maybe the river made our love song start.
Full was the river, yet more full my heart.
So I love you two,
You and the river,
I'll he there for you,
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You will remember when you hear my song
Down when the river rolls along
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WARSAW — It takes a little bit of crazy and a whole lot of love for kids to attempt rowing the Grand River in the middle of winter, but modern day mountain man Johnnie R. Grizzly Adams plans to make a solo trip using only pre-1830s equipment and a birch bark-like canoe.
Adams is raising money for 4-year-old Warsaw resident Elizabeth Barclay who has leukemia. He is sponsored by the Kaysinger Bluff Pioneer Heritage Association and he hopes to be as successful as he was two times before.
"We are his road team that checks on him if he gets in trouble," said Steve Hanson, Heritage Association Vice President. "Well, I've never met a crazier man than this guy right here. I've known him for years," he added laughing.
Adams and the Association is just getting started with the donation campaign.
In 1990 and 1991, Adams made two similar winter trips when he was 35 and 36 years old. A 12-day trip from Truman Dam to Bagnell Dam Jan. 1, 1990, raised more than $50,000 for a child needing bone marrow transplant.
"He was needing money and they were having small local fundraisers, and he needed a lot of money in a hurry," Adams said. "So I was going to float the lake for five years, for fun. Then I decided I would do this, this style, for this child to raise money, to draw interest for a bone marrow transplant."
During the trip he battled high winds and sub-zero temperatures, plus other hazards.
"I busted several miles of ice," he said. "The first morning out, I got up and had ice crystals on the side of my right foot, and I almost lost my foot the first night from frost bite."
During his second trip on Dec. 1, 1991, he canoed 23 days and 377 miles, through sleet, rain and ice, from the mouth of Kaw River in Kansas City paddling the Missouri River to St. Charles.
"The whole width of the state," he said. "Most people won't put a boat in the Missouri River in the summer time. This was the first time the Missouri River had been floated in recorded history in the winter. And when I hit the landing in St. Charles, there was a $150,000 in the bank in medical money for three different kids."
He is now 59, with three past heart attacks, but he has no fear. Adams has done pre-1800s reenactments for 40 years and once raised North American black bears, to boot. He said he feels comfortable surviving extremes.
He will shove off at 10:30 a.m., Jan. 1 at the Grand River Bridge on state Route 13 south of Clinton, and will paddle 46 miles to Truman Dam. He will be at the mercy of winter's grip for the four to five day trip.
Much of his equipment such as knives, a steel-headed tomahawk, scrimshaw drinking cups, powder horn and a flintlock muzzle loading rifle were hand made by Adams.
"The American Legion Post 217, they are my co-sponsor, they made a very large donation to the material construction of the canoe," added Adams, a Vietnam veteran. "Everything I've got I've made, except the cast iron skillet."
To stay warm, he will wear a Hudson Bay six-point wool blanket capote coat, homemade buckskins and moccasins. He's been prepping for the cold in a novel way.
"I started turning the temperature down in the house one degree a day the first of December," he said. "Starting at 70, that should get it down to around 40 to 45 degrees by the time I leave to take the trip. No matches, no sleeping bag, no modern (survival) equipment. I will have no one with me."
One piece of modern equipment, a life jacket, is required by the Missouri Water Patrol. He will also take a video snap-shot camera to record the trip and an FM one-way radio to receive messages.
"At times there may 24 to 36 hours that they do not know where I am," he added. "And if I turn that thing over in buckskins and capote coat — this trip is potentially deadly. If I turn it over, I'm not coming home. There's no cell phone, there's no propane heater, nothing modern."
He will sleep in the canoe with a canvas as a cover. For food, he plans to take deer summer sausage and jerky, and sassafras root for tea. He will make hardtack by using dried out "wop-and-pop" store bought biscuits.
"I'll be out four to five days, if it's zero weather I'll be out there," he said. "The Lake of the Ozarks trip, the first night, it got 7 degrees below zero. And the hides I was going to cover up with got wet, I had three wool blankets and a wool capote coat, and I got up on the second of January and my right foot was black with ice crystals."
Adams said this is his first time on this lake and only the third time in a canoe. If all goes as planned, he will arrive back at Truman Dam around Jan. 4 or 5 and land on a small island viewed from the Visitor's Center and not far from the Dam.
"That's where I'll come in," he said Saturday pointing to the small island. "Whatever day I get in there, I'm going to stay the day and the night there, so people here will know I'm in the area."
"Saturday morning we're going to have the TV people up there and the newspaper," Hanson said. "What he's going to do, he's going to row up there and touch the Dam."
Adams said he will, in accordance with the Army Corps of Engineers, touch the gravel bar near the Dam.
"I will probably come in at noon," Adams added.
Adams said he's met little Elizabeth once.
"I don't even know these kids when I do this," he added. "I advertised on the radio and at the Warsaw Health Department for a child to sponsor. The medical profession cannot give me their name, it's private, so they give them mine. By the time I talked to the health department in Warsaw and drove 12 miles home I had a message from this little girl's mom on the phone."
If donation money is left over, Adams emphasized it will be used for other children's medical needs.
"If there are funds left over, where she no more needs them, then it will go on to the next child in the area," Adams said.
Since beginning treatment in 2011, Elizabeth has had increasing doses of chemotherapy, and almost went into liver failure in 2013. At present, she is in need of a bone marrow transplant, Adams said.
The funds raised by Adams will go toward any related expense that would cause a hardship on the family, such as co-pays, gasoline, motel stays or physical assistance.
Those interested in donating to "Row for the Dough" may send contributions to "Friends of Grizzly Medical Aid Fund" in care of Hawthorn Bank P.O. Box 217, Warsaw, Mo. 65355.


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Every year I try to come up with an interesting way to preview the NFL season. I've picked named out of a hat, used movie quotes, compared teams to songs, and even predicted every teams record.
It's fun but do you really care I think Cleveland is going to go 9-7 because their early schedule is really soft? Probably not. You read this column for my opinion on the Saints so this year I won't be predicting wins and losses. Everybody does them and everybody gets them wrong.
This year I'm doing something different; I'm going to guess what story lines we'll be talking about all season. Will the Saints use 45 different running backs like they did last season?
Will Drew Brees demand a street be named after him as part of his contract extension after he throws for 400 yards in a win over Tampa? Making predictions about that is no less insane than telling you what I think of the Eagles chances in the NFC.
Michael Vick is going to regress and they'll regret hitching their future to him. Yeah, I said it.
So what stories will shape the 2011 New Orleans Saints? Let's get started.
The cornerbacks will be the most analyzed, talked about position and cause the most yelling at your TV.
Tracy Porter has the two biggest interceptions in Saints history but he has missed nearly as many games as he's played. I believe Jabari Greer's 2009 was a career year and he's probably just a slightly above average corner. Maybe the injury last year caused his decline and his 2009 level will return. I doubt it. I believe this group will be maddeningly inconsistent and for every big play they make they'll give up just as many. It won't be Jason David bad but by October every time you hear, 'Are the Saints corners good enough to win a Super Bowl?' You'll want to stick your head in an oven.
Darren Sproles will be everything we ever wanted Reggie Bush to be as far as special teams and receiving.
The little man has been almost too quiet in the preseason. If you weren't paying attention you might have missed him. Maybe Sean Payton is keeping this gift under wraps? If I didn't believe it why would I make this prediction? We won't have this much fun on kicks since Michael Lewis was driving 'Beer Man Mania'.
By October all the teeth mashing and angst over the offensive line will be forgotten.
Except for those readers who hate me. They'll be sending me emails with quotes from my column recapping the Texans preseason game followed by statistics in all caps like....
SAINTS HAVE ALLOWED ONLY 2 SACKS IN 6 GAMES. RALPH YOU ARE AN IDIOT. I can't wait. Every year things we worry about in the preseason are forgotten by October. This year won't be any different.
Backup safety will haunt Gregg Williams' dreams.
Roman Harper and Malcolm Jenkins are a great pair but I'd rather watch a marathon of the Real Housewives of Orange County than have to watch the Saints play a game with the 2nd string safeties. It's the one glaring hole on the roster and the only question is when it affects the Saints not if.
Lance Moore and Devery Henderson will be the top receivers.
Granted this seems a tad far fetched with Moore being questionable right off the bat but Marques Colston's knee scares me like my singing of Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville while I learn guitar scares my wife.
'Sometimes you're playing and everything is going ok and then it sounds like Margaritaville just had a kitten take over on guitar. It's not that it's awful it's just not music anymore.'
Colston won't be a disaster he just won't be as big a part of the offense as he has been. 2006/08 Devery Henderson will make an encore performance and it will be delightful. He might only catch 35 passes but half of them will be 50-yard touchdowns or at least it will seem that way. Robert Meachem's breakout year will continue to be NEXT YEAR.
If the Saints haven't signed Drew Brees to an extension by November they'll regret it.
Not because Drew is going anywhere but because it will cost them even more than the incredible amount it would cost right now. The Saints play two top 10 defenses (Green Bay and Chicago) in their first 8 games.This is where I ignore Brees' so-so preseason and expect him to crush it because he's Drew Brees and in big spots he usually delivers. The man has 100 million plus on the line and if you think he's going to falter you haven't paid attention the last five years.
This is the last year America will think the Saints are warm and cuddly.
Everybody loved the Saints in 2009. It was a feel good caramel sundae filled with the post Katrina rebirth of New Orleans, Drew Brees, The Ying-Yang twins and rooting for the perennial underdog. America loves underdogs but they hate dynasties. Don't believe me? In 2001 nothing was more warm and cuddly in post 9/11 America than the team first New England Patriots and their sixth round scrappy backup quarterback Tom Brady. Against the Rams in the Super Bowl they ran onto the field as a team instead of announcing their starting lineup. How could we not love them forever?
Fast forward 10 years, Bill Belichick might as well be Darth Vader while Tom Brady is both hated and envied for his rock star life and a super model wife. When the Saints win another Super Bowl in February they'll be the big bad team every one hates. Drew Brees' kids will go from iconic photo to annoying and they might even hate on his birthmark. Being hated won't be nearly as bad as being laughed at when Mike Ditka was the coach.
So I just did make a Super Bowl prediction and if you think I'm a total homer all I'll say is last year I picked them 9-7. Now you probably wish I hadn't picked them right? Don't worry I'm as clueless about how this year will go as anyone. As long as Drew Brees is in his prime I'll likely pick them to win the title over and over. I'll be right at least one time and it might as well be now.
Let's pick some games.
Green Bay (-4) vs. New Orleans: Since the NFL started the Thursday night game the defending champ is 8-0. The Saints kick off the NFL season for the third time and the last time they did it on the road it was not pleasant. Jason David began his two-year reign of scorched earth after scoring a defensive touchdown. Everything the Packers do well (rush the QB, throw the ball) the Saints have questions about.
Last year the Saints defense finished ranked 4th but was 26th in yards allowed on first down. Can the revamped d-line minus Will Smith hold up?
The best part of starting the season is realizing things don't just pick up where you left off. The Saints used tough defense and Pierre Thomas running to beat the Vikings in last year's opener. The power running game was a mirage done in by injuries and mediocre line play. The defense was a revelation and was the backbone of an 11-5 season. Brett Favre got old all at once and the Vikings collapsed in short order. The offense never did look like 2009.
If I told you last August the Saints defense would finish 4th how much money would you have put on the Saints defending their crown? I'd have flown to Vegas and bet a good bit.
After Thursday Mark Ingram will be a must start every week on your fantasy team. I just can't bring myself to pick the Saints. Packers defense gets to Drew Brees late.
Packer 27-20
Indianapolis (+8.5) at Houston: The Colts went from a 1-point favorite to a huge underdog once Peyton Manning wasn't playing. The pressure on Houston in this game is enormous. If they can't get to the playoffs in the year Manning finally misses games they never will. This isn't so much a pick for Kerry Collins as it is against the Texans. They are like a three year old climbing steps; they might get to the top but you can be sure there will be crying half way through.
Houston 31-24
Miami (+7) vs. New England: This is my 2010 is over pick. Why does everyone think the Dolphins will stink? Just because they tried to replace their coach and quarterback and failed doesn't mean they are going to go from a competitive 7-9 to a 3-13 disaster. If Reggie Bush can just be the 2006 version and Brandon Marshall's new meds help him act normal their offense might not make my Dolphin fan wife throw up in her mouth during games. Reggie does something fun.
Dolphins 24-17
Atlanta (-3) at Chicago: The Falcons spent all preseason tinkering with their passing game. I'm more interested to see if Ray Edwards adds anything to their pass rush since the only thing easier to sack than Jay Cutler is my lunch.
Falcons 31-10
Washington (+3) vs. New York Giants: No team had more serious injuries on defense in the exhibition season than the Giants. Am I picking Rex Grossman? I'm picking Rex Grossman.
Redskins 20-19
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- Samuel Johnson compiled one of the most influential dictionaries of the English language.
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The Saracen" is a sequel for "all things are light" in a way, as a character born in the later is a main character (grown up) in the "Saracen" so it continues the story, so to speak (but you don't need to read "All things are lights" first.)
I liked "All things are Lights". Not as good as "The Saracen" as I found it a lot more straightforward with clear "good guys" and "bad guys" whereas the Saracen felt more ambiguous (thereby more realistic for me).
I found some of the romance chapters a bit cheezy (How many times did the Lady have to sigh over how "tall and dark" her troubador was?). But it really nicely tied together a lot of interesting aspects of the times: crusades, cathars, trobadors, templars, King Louis, tournaments, the inqusition, etc. I found the crusading chapters with Saint Louis and Baibars the most appealing. Also interesting that the dastardly Charles of Anjou has cameos, considering the part he'll play in the "Saracen" novels.
Pretty much an indecipherable story, but iit doesn't seem indicative of the author's other work.
Top notch book. It has everything a good historical fiction needs. Interesting characters, great conflict, a tragic love story and most important, minute details about the time period.
This is what Seinkiewicz should be known for. Not Quo Vadis. Ask any Pole and they will agree.
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- Child's skirt which forms part of a Latvian national costume which uses traditional patterns from the Dignaja Region. It was made by Anita Apinis in Canberra in the 1980s for her daughter Kaja. The entire costume includes a skirt, shirt, belt and crown, and each piece was made by a different Latvian woman. Anita is a second generation Latvian weaver, taught by her mother Anna and then undertook further training at the Melbourne College of Textiles.
Anita's parents, Anna and Ervins, migrated to Australia in 1950, after spending time in a displaced persons camp Memmingin in Germany following World War Two. Anna had learnt to weave in Latvia and continued weaving in Australia, becoming one of the few suppliers of Latvian national costumes in the 1950s and 1960s.
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- Woven child's skirt, gathered at waistband and fully hemmed. Fastened at waistband with green plastic button and metal press stud. Inside waistband there is a brown plastic inner button to secure band. Green, brown and cream striped design with 'v' pattern.
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- Donation from Mrs Anita Apinis-Herman, 2010
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This is a bon-bon dish, characterized by two handles and the curled up sides. The rim has graduated scallops and the moulded pattern has two branches, each with three strawberries. The rich color has a gold sheen and it reflects green, red and blue tones. The handles have a distinct silver tone and overall, it has a very strong pattern and color. The exterior has no pattern.
Unmarked; by Fenton Art Glass Company, and it stands about 2" tall at the rim. The top measures about 5 ¼" across.
Condition: no cracks or chips; it has a couple straw marks.
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bug report: drivers after 173 kills full-screen Flash performance for the 8200
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bug report: drivers after 173 kills full-screen Flash performance for the 8200
Been trying the 177.80 (and 82) and then dabbled with the 180.x drivers (but they were severely unstable for me), trying to get decent performance for full-screen flash at sites such as
Both of these work flawlessly on the same hardware under Windows (an Acer X1200 with 8200 IGP)
Using Ubuntu Intrepid, which installs 177.80 as the recommended driver, performance was single-digit fps at best (usually it just locked up and all but died within 5-10 seconds at full-screen). No measurable improvement seen with 180.
On a suggestion I rolled back to the alternate driver provided by Intrepid, to 173.14.12 and performance is now the full 24(30?) fps or very very close.. magnitudes better than with 177 or 180.
And alas using 173 isn't really a fix for me, b/c I no longer get any audio out HDMI... I seem to need 177.80 for that (and I need 177.82 if I want 5.1 sound, 177.80 doesn't seem to give it).. so maybe that is the clue.. something in the sound processing for 177 broke the video side.
Bug report attached.
EDIT: I have also tried 180.18.. it didn't produce any measurable improvement. Again, 173 is the last driver I find that gives good full-screen flash.. so we know the chip can do it.. just not with the newer drivers. The driver is the only thing I am changing to produce results that show a magnitude of performance loss.
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By the numbers, it's safe to assume that this community event had the most number of MVPs participating. Add to it that one of the MVPs was from Ahmedabad, and another from Australia in India for vacation!
SQL Server MVPs from Chennai – Deepak Rangarajan, Vidhya Sagar, and Sugeshkumar Rajendran successfully organized the one day SQL Server Data Camp on July 17, 2010 in Chennai. It was the first day-long event in India focused on SQL Server. The event was attended by about 90 people, and each of them got a souvenir T-shirt.
SQL Server MVPs – Pinal Dave, Venkatesan Prabhu, and Madhu K Nair were the speakers at the event along with community folks in Chennai - Sudhir Mahendru and Baskar Krishnamurthy and Raymond Goh from DoubleTake Software. The organizers also acknowledged the behind-the-scenes support of MVPs - Jacob Sebastian and Madhivanan and User Group members - Ashok Kumar, Senthil Kumarasamy, and Nagesh.
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Actually, I just pulled the 98th percentile figure out of the air. But, from personal observation at the gym, at the tennis courts, and on the street, I'd be willing to bet that only a very small percentage of men over the age of 60 can bench press their own body weight. There are exceptions, of course, but I suspect that they are few and far between. Anyway, your question prompted me to do some research.
So, if an 89% of body weight one max rep bench press gets a 60+ year old into the 90th percentile, I bet your 106% (180 bench divided by 170 body weight)
for reps
would get you close to the 98th percentile.
As I said before, pretty impressive.
Thanks for that site! I've bookmarked it. I suspect two MAIN reasons for such substantial dropoffs with age:
1. Functional decline, such as less lifting, and less activity. I see this all the time and can agree with you that most guys over 60 have trouble taking out the garbage! It's just too sad. There is no need to get so fat and out of shape. It ISN'T inevitable that you have to lose so much in your 50's and 60's. You will lose a small amount even if you train hard, but Bill Phillips is still pushing some heavy iron after all these years.
2. Lowered testosterone due to 1 above, poor diet, and age.
Something comparable is running. Before my back injury I was taking my youngest brother out on training runs. I would be jogging along at an easy 10 mpm pace and he would be red faced, huffing and puffing and having a near death experience. He's almost 10 years younger than me and only weighs about 175. I see this sort of thing on the tennis court all the time, which is why so few older guys play singles. At triathlons it's a very similar situation. The average sprint triathlon might get 5 guys over the age of 65 out for the race, whereas the 30-35 age group has 30-50 guys.
Anyway, coming back to benching, the guys who've been doing it for a long time, have stayed healthy and fit, are going to bench a lot more than your average guy. Frankly I don't think I know any other 60 year old tennis players who could bench over 150. At least not at my courts. Heck, I can't get but a couple of them to go to the gym with me. I took one guy and he wouldn't go back. "Too hard." LOL. And I started him on almost nothing. Just too sad. It's like they've had a sex change by that age.
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Kristal: What's your best advice for anyone who wants to begin working in metal?
Helen: The most important thing I did was take a 10-week Jewelry and Metals class at the The University of The Arts in Philadelphia. It gave me a firm foundation in all of the basics, plus I learned to solder, use the shop tools properly, and I had access to open-studio time to continue working after hours. That time was invaluable, because I was able to see what the metals majors were working on, ask lots of questions, and I was exposed to many techniques and metalworking disciplines that weren't covered in my basics class, such as blacksmithing, enameling, forging, and casting. Seeing that work going on helped me to decide what I wanted to pursue in my own work. Plus, art school is just a kick!
Kristal: Dos and Don'ts for the aspiring metal worker?Helen: DON'T buy every tool just because it is there. Buy what you need, as you need it, or as you learn how to use it. Buy it if you are certain you need that tool at least once a week. It's really better to have lots of metal than lots of tools! Although I seem to have lots and lots of tools...DO take every class or workshop you possibly can, according to your interests. Being a good metalworker is based on skill building: each thing you learn builds on what you have already learned. Even if you don't want to go in the specific direction the class is focused on, be open to learning what that teacher can show you. Pay attention and commit to making the object you are learning to make to the best of your ability. Do it the way the teacher shows you. Take a lot of notes and ask the teacher for more information. Then, you can freelance later at home.DON'T work too far above your skill level, because you will only become frustrated. Sure, everybody wants to make complex, well-designed, interesting, and beautiful pieces with gold and precious metal. But first you need to be a competent fabricator, be able to solder well, use your tools like an expert, know how to set stones, and work in several metals to do that. The best thing to do is practice a technique without a thought of making a piece of jewelry. Work in copper or brass. Get good at sawing, forming, and soldering. When you perform a specific task over and over, you'll eventually have what it takes to make nice jewelry. Make twenty bezels just for the sake of learning. It's worth it. "Go slow and get them all" is my motto.
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DON'T give up. If a piece stonewalls you, set it aside for awhile and start something else. Eventually, through good work and practice, an idea to solve the problem on the set- aside piece will spring up. All artists have blocks—it is a natural part of the cycle of creativity. I always have four or five works running at once. Breaking away to do something different is often just what I need to help me go back to address a problem in another work.
DO try something spontaneous once in awhile. Creativity is really just play. Just take out a hammer and a sheet of copper and see what happens. Or, find a project in Lapidary Journal Jewelry Artist and give it a whirl. If you don't have the exact materials, do the best you can with what you have. Remember—you are learning, so no effort is wasted.
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A federal jury has found that the City of Dallas violated outspoken landlady Christina Swann's civil rights when it tried to demolish her apartment building.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Jane Boyle ruled that the city violated Swann's civil rights when code-enforcement agents walked onto her property and began boarding up the building. The city has denied that charge, but failed to prove that the building required demolition. For more than two years, Swann has been arguing that the city deprived her of her right to due process when it sought to raze her small, eight-unit East Dallas apartment building ["Swann's song," December 28, 1995]. She claimed the city targeted her apartment because it interfered with plans to widen Haskell Boulevard.
A seven-member federal jury found that code-enforcement inspectors and supervisors did not act in good faith when they failed to notify Swann of a demolition hearing on her building, that they subjected Swann to unreasonable search and seizure when they forcibly boarded it up, and were negligent. City officials also illegally trespassed on Swann's property, the jury found.
City officials could not be reached for comment on the ruling. Swann is free to rent out the building, located at 917 N. Haskell, so long as it meets city building codes. The city has abandoned its efforts to demolish the building.
In December 1994, Channel 8 ran a series of broadcasts on Swann, depicting her fight against the city's code-enforcement department and urban rehab board. Swann was blatantly thwarting the city's efforts by pulling down window boards and placards from her building, insisting she had a right to protect her property because the city's actions were illegal. (She is suing the television station for slander.)
The jury agreed, awarding Swann $19,500. Three code-enforcement supervisors, Gavino Sotello (who has since left the city), Elizabeth Fernandez, and Aquila Allen were ordered to pay the landlady $50 apiece. Though delighted with the ruling, the award angered Swann, who believes it is far too low. "We are going to appeal that," she says.
Swann is also disappointed that the jury rejected her claim that city officials joined in a conspiracy against her and her property.
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