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A total revival package submitted by the ailing Hindustan Photo Films (HPF) is under the active consideration of the Union Heavy Industries Ministry, said the Union Minister for Heavy Industries, Vilasrao Deshmukh, while addressing a press conference at Indunagar, near here, on Tuesday.
He said that the affairs of the company are not sound and it is ailing.
Stating that the package estimated to cost Rs. 302 crore is now in the process of being circulated among the Ministries concerned, he said that efforts are on to clear it as early as possible. Already a sum of Rs. 30 crore had been given to keep its production going.
Adverting to a long standing grievance of the employees relating to wage revision, he said that considering the difficulties an interim relief on an adhoc basis has been mooted. The potential of the company is good and with the help of technology the workers can do well.
Stating that efforts would be made to market the Company's medical X-ray films in all the hospitals, he made it clear that on no account should quality be compromised. The revival package included diversification proposal. The work force which was 750 now will be brought down to 650.
He also said that public sector enterprises should be made competitive. If they do not perform well the managements of the respective companies should be held responsible. Pointing out that out of 32 Public Sector undertakings which came under the purview of the Heavy Industries Ministry 15 are ailing, he said that all of them had submitted revival proposals. Stating that some of them are in the process of being restructured, Mr. Deshmukh said that henceforth in companies like the HPF the focus would be on professionalism.
Funds for reviving them are coming from the tax payer. Earlier, Mr. Deshmukh accompanied by the Chairman-cum-Managing Director, HPF, P. Jagadeeswaran, went round the company. He also interacted with employees and representatives of various unions.
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NFL : Saturday Football
NFL : Saturday Football
Cowboys come off humbling loss, face Panthers
Dallas was held to six points at home by Philly and hits the road to face upset-minded Carolina in Week 16. The Cowboys opened as huge road chalk but after the Cats upset the Seahawks, are they ready to give the ?Boys a game? Of note, the past four meetings have all played OVER the total.
The Cowboys lost to Philadelphia 10-6 as a 10-point favorite in Week 15. The combined score fell UNDER the posted over/under total (49).
Tony Romo completed 13-of-36 passes for 214 yards with three interceptions for Dallas and Marion Barber rushed for 32 yards on seven carries.
The Panthers defeated Seattle 13-10 as a 7.5-point underdog in Week 15. The combined score fell UNDER the posted over/under total (37).
DeAngelo Williams rushed for 61 yards and a touchdown on 15 carries for Carolina, while Matt Moore completed 19-of-27 passes fro 208 yards with no touchdowns and no interceptions in the win.
Team records:
Dallas: 12-2 SU, 9-5 ATS
Carolina: 6-8 SU, 6-8 ATS
Dallas most recently:
When playing in December are 5-5
When playing on grass are 7-3
After being outgained are 5-5
When playing outside the division are 8-2
Carolina most recently:
When playing in December are 5-5
When playing on grass are 3-7
After outgaining opponent are 3-7
When playing outside the division are 4-6
A few trends to consider:
Dallas is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games on the road
The total has gone OVER in 5 of Dallas's last 5 games on the road
Dallas is 7-1 SU in its last 8 games
Dallas is 6-1 SU in its last 7 games when playing Carolina
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Carolina's last 6 games at home
The total has gone OVER in 4 of Carolina's last 5 games when playing Dallas
The total has gone OVER in 4 of Carolina's last 5 games when playing at home against Dallas
The total has gone UNDER in 8 of Carolina's last 11 games
Next up:
Dallas at Washington, Sunday, December 30
Carolina at Tampa Bay, Sunday, December 30
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Dallas (12-2, 9-5 ATS) at Carolina (6-8 SU and ATS)
Four days after tasting defeat for just the second time this season, the Cowboys hit the road needing to beat the Panthers to maintain their hold on the No. 1 seed for the upcoming NFC playoffs.
Dallas played its worst game of the season on Sunday against Philadelphia, producing season-lows of six points and 240 total yards in a 10-6 loss as a 10-point home favorite, snapping a seven-game SU winning streak. QB Tony Romo had his worst game as a pro, going 13-for-36 for 214 yards and three interceptions, and the Cowboys failed to score a touchdown for the first time in more than three years.
Hours before the Cowboys suffered their stunning loss to the Eagles, Carolina was involved in its own surprise, upsetting the Seahawks 13-10 as a 7½-point home underdog. Fifth-string quarterback Matt Moore, an undrafted rookie out of Oregon, was solid in his first NFL start, going 19 of 27 for 208 yards with no INTs or sacks. The Panthers, who outgained Seattle 322-282, have followed up a five-game SU and ATS losing skid by winning and covering two of their last three.
The straight-up winner has covered the spread in all 14 of Carolina's games this year.
Romo's first NFL start came in Carolina last year, and he rallied Dallas to a 35-14 victory as a 4½-point road underdog. The Cowboys have defeated the Panthers in six consecutive regular-season meetings (5-1-1 ATS), including a pair of upset road wins the last two years. However, the Panthers topped Dallas twice in the postseason following the 2003 and 1996 campaigns.
Including the playoffs, the underdog is 7-2-1 ATS all time in this series, including six outright upsets.
Carolina has followed up a seven-game SU and ATS home losing skid with back-to-back wins and covers at Bank of America Stadium. The Panthers, who average a paltry 14 points and 278.3 total yards per game on their own turf, are still just 3-12-1 ATS in their last 16 at home.
Dallas' last road trip was 10 days ago when it went to Detroit and rallied for a last-second 28-27 victory, failing to cash as a 10½-point road chalk. The Cowboys have followed up a 5-1 ATS run with consecutive non-covers, both as a double-digit favorite. Wade Phillips' team is now 2-4 ATS when laying double digits this season, including 0-2 ATS on the road.
For the season, the Cowboys are 6-0 on the highway (4-2 ATS). They've outscored their hosts by an average of 12 points per game (32-20) and outgained them by an average of 81 yards per outing (382-301).
The over is 4-0 in the last four series meetings (playoffs included) and 4-0 in the last four battles in Carolina. Also, the over is on runs of 10-4 for Dallas this season, including 6-0 on the road, 7-2-1 for Dallas in December games and 7-2 for Carolina in December.
ATS ADVANTAGE: DALLAS and OVER
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Game Preview for Cowboys vs Panthers
(Sports Network) - Fourteen months ago, Tony Romo had his coming out party at Charlotte's Bank of America Stadium. Now, the Dallas Cowboys quarterback will head to the site of his first taste of success, while hoping to rebound from the worst start of his young career as the NFC East champions visit the Carolina Panthers this Saturday.
Romo's meteoric rise to stardom began when he supplanted Drew Bledsoe as the Cowboys' starter under center in a game against Carolina during Week 8 of last season. The confident signal-caller came through with a strong performance in his first NFL start, completing 24-of-36 throws for 270 yards and a touchdown to lead Dallas to a 35-14 victory over the Panthers.
The 27-year-old has gone on to achieve even greater success since that outing, as he's guided the Cowboys to a 12-2 overall record and the inside track towards earning the top seed for the upcoming NFC playoffs so far this year, as well as ranking among the league leaders in virtually every passing category. However, Romo couldn't live up to his usual high standards when Dallas squared off against the Philadelphia Eagles last Sunday.
Romo hit on just 13-of-36 throws and was intercepted three times during that game, as the Cowboys were dealt a surprising 10-6 defeat at the hands of their division rival. He finished with a 22.2 quarterback rating that was by far the lowest of his 24 lifetime starts.
The undrafted triggerman will not only have to quickly shake off that subpar showing, but also a bruised thumb on his throwing hand that Romo suffered during the second half of last week's loss.
Romo's rough week did get a little brighter on Tuesday, when he was one of a league-high 11 Cowboys named to the NFC Pro Bowl squad.
Sunday's setback snapped a seven-game win streak for Dallas, which can still secure the conference's No. 1 seed with a victory over the Panthers coupled with a loss by Green Bay to Chicago on Sunday.
Carolina is still in the hunt for one of the NFC's two Wild Card berths, albeit barely. In order to make the playoffs, the 6-8 Panthers will need to win their final two regular-season games and have Minnesota lose their last pair, plus Washington has to drop next weekend's matchup with Dallas and New Orleans has to fall in one of its two remaining contests.
The Panthers remained alive in the chase with last Sunday's 13-10 upset of NFC West champ Seattle, fueled by an impressively efficient day from rookie quarterback Matt Moore. The 23-year-old completed 19-of-27 passes for 208 yards and no interceptions in his NFL starting debut.
Moore may be a relative unknown around the league, but the Cowboys are quite familiar with the youngster's talents. He signed with Dallas as an undrafted free agent in the spring and spent training camp and preseason with the club before being released during the final roster cuts. Moore was then promptly claimed off waivers by Carolina.
Dallas leads the all-time regular season series with Carolina, 6-1, winning six straight since the Panthers notched their only such win against the Cowboys at Texas Stadium in 1997. Dallas was a 35-14 winner at Bank of America Stadium last season, in a game that, as mentioned, marked the first career start for Romo. Dallas is 3-0 in regular season games played in Charlotte.
In addition to the regular season series, the teams have met twice in the postseason, with the Panthers winning both. Carolina was a 26-17 home victor in a 1997 NFC Divisional Playoff, and took a 29-10 decision in a 2003 NFC First-Round Playoff.
Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips is 1-0 in his career against the Panthers, with that win coming for his Buffalo Bills team in 1998. The Panthers' John Fox is 2-3 in his career against Dallas, and will be meeting Phillips for the first time as a head coach.
Dallas is coming off a rare poor display on offense, as its normally prolific unit was limited to a season-low 240 yards by the Eagles and failed to put up 24 points in a game for the first time this year. The Cowboys still stand second in the NFL in both scoring (32.5 ypg) and total yards (389.2 ypg), and boast a trio of elite skill players in Romo (3838 passing yards, 35 TD, 17 TD), wide receiver Terrell Owens (76 receptions, 1307 yards, 14 TD) and tight end Jason Witten (88 receptions, 1068 yards, 7 TD). Owens has been held in check as of late, having recorded just 58 yards on five catches without a score over the last two weeks, but Witten has delivered back-to-back outstanding efforts to offset his teammate's recent dip in production. He had a team-best eight grabs for 113 yards in last Sunday's defeat. Dallas' third- ranked passing offense (270.4 ypg) should get a further boost this week from the hopeful addition of veteran wideout Terry Glenn, who's finally ready to return from knee surgery that forced him to sit out the team's first 14 games.
The Cowboys can run the ball as well, as the potent duo of Marion Barber (871 rushing yards, 40 receptions, 11 total TD) and Julius Jones (556 rushing yards, 2 TD, 20 receptions) averages over 100 yards per game behind a top- notch line that had three members -- center Andre Gurode, guard Leonard Davis and tackle Flozell Adams -- receive Pro Bowl nods this week. Gurode will likely sit out Saturday's tilt, however, after spraining his right knee in the Philadelphia game. Barber will also be headed to Honolulu as one of seven Dallas offensive players to represent the NFC.
Carolina will attempt to rattle Romo in much the same way the Eagles did last week, when Philly sacked the all-star quarterback four times and hurried him into a number of off-target throws. Pressuring the passer has been a year-long problem area for the Panthers, though. The club is last in the league with 19 sacks, although the defense got to Seattle's Matt Hasselbeck three times on Sunday. Compounding the issue is the potential loss of standout end Julius Peppers (39 tackles, 3 sacks), who suffered a knee sprain against the Seahawks and is highly questionable to play. Carolina, which comes in 13th overall in pass defense (212.4 ypg), does have the talent in the secondary to stay with Dallas' strong receiving corps, as Chris Gamble (46 tackles, 1 INT), Ken Lucas (56 tackles, 2 INT, 11 PD) and Richard Marshall (69 tackles, 2 INT) are all capable corners.
After yielding an unwanted 178 rushing yards in a loss to Jacksonville two weeks ago, Carolina's defense toughened up against Seattle and held the Seahawks to a mere 44 yards on the ground. For the year the Panthers are allowing a stout 3.7 yards per rush attempt, with massive tackles Maake Kemoeatu (39 tackles) and Kris Jenkins (34 tackles, 2.5 sacks) plugging the gaps for rookie middle linebacker Jon Beason (118 tackles, 1 INT) and athletic strong safety Chris Harris (90 tackles, 1 INT, 8 forced fumbles) to make plays.
The insertion of Moore (374 passing yards, 0 TD, 3 INT) provided some much- needed stability to a Carolina offense that has struggled mightily since regular quarterback Jake Delhomme went down with a season-ending elbow injury in Week 3. The little-known rookie hit on 70 percent of his air attempts versus Seattle and enabled the Panthers to convert 9-of-18 third-down attempts for the game, while also engineering a pair of long scoring drives during the fourth quarter. Moore will be looking often in the direction of dangerous wideout Steve Smith (73 receptions, 6 TD), who hauled in eight passes last week. Second-year tight end Jeff King (45 receptions, 2 TD) serves as the main safety valve for a Carolina squad which averages just 172.8 passing yards per game (28th overall).
The Panthers also use a two-pronged ground attack, with DeShaun Foster (821 rushing yards, 23 receptions, 4 total TD) and DeAngelo Williams (536 rushing yards, 22 receptions, 3 total TD) splitting ball-carrying duties for the team's 15th-ranked rushing offense (112.5 ypg). Williams has been the more effective part of the tandem, as the 2006 first-round pick is averaging 4.7 yards per attempt and sealed last Sunday's victory with a late 35-yard touchdown run. Foster totaled only 47 yards on 18 rushes in the game.
Those two backs will be plugging away at a Dallas defense that has become quite submissive against the run in recent weeks. The Cowboys surrendered 134 rushing yards in the Philadelphia loss, one week after a Detroit's normally- useless ground game piled up a whopping 152 yards on them. Dallas will also be without one of best defensive stoppers for this test, as strong safety Roy Williams (83 tackles, 2 INT) will serve a one-game suspension for an illegal "horse-collar" tackle on the Eagles' Donovan McNabb last Sunday. He will be replaced in the lineup by special-teams stalwart Keith Davis (16 tackles). Despite their recent troubles, the Cowboys still rank fourth in the NFL in rushing defense (90.7 ypg).
Expect the Cowboys to try to apply the heat to Moore with its outstanding pass-rush combo of linebackers DeMarcus Ware (75 tackles, 11 sacks) and Greg Ellis (27 tackles, 11.5 sacks). The pair has accounted for over half of the club's healthy season total of 38 sacks. Ware is one of three Dallas defensive players chosen to this year's Pro Bowl, along with cornerback Terence Newman (46 tackles, 4 INT, 12 PD) and free safety Ken Hamlin (54 tackles, 5 INT, 13 PD). Those latter two have been the top performers on a secondary which has given up 217.1 passing yards per game (15th overall) but has snared 18 interceptions.
Those who have rode Romo to get this far in the fantasy playoffs shouldn't jump ship on their top quarterback because of one lousy day, and the odds are he'll reward his owners with a nice rebound effort on Saturday. Owens and Witten are must-plays for Dallas as well. The Panthers won't be able to stop both of them, so whoever Carolina decides to focus its attention on in this game, the other should have a big night. Barber's been a very good fantasy back as well, and makes for a good start, while the Dallas defense has plenty of point-producing potential against a Panthers team that struggles to score and will be fielding an inexperienced quarterback. Smith has had a disappointing year from a fantasy perspective, but Carolina's best offensive weapon still remains start-worthy. He's probably the only one on the home side with that status, however.
The Cowboys' impressive body of work over the course of this season still tabs them as the team to beat in the NFC, but their back-to-back mediocre showings following their big win over Green Bay in Week 13 is a cause for concern with the postseason just around the corner. Now Dallas is in a situation where there's precious little margin for error, as there's a very good chance that the NFC East champions will have to win out in order to capture home-field advantage for the conference playoffs. That should be more than enough motivation for the Cowboys to come out firing on all cylinders. The Panthers will surely try to control the clock on offense, and if Moore can effectively move the chains like he did last week, Dallas could have a battle on its hands. Carolina's defense is capable of neutralizing the Cowboys' run game but needs to get consistent pressure on Romo to keep the score close, as there's no way the Panthers will be able to win in a shootout. The thought here is that Romo gets plenty of protection and will have a strong return to form after his one-week hiccup.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Cowboys 24, Panthers 10
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Peppers doubtful with knee injury
December 21st, 2007
Charlotte, NC (Sports Network) - Carolina Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers is listed as doubtful for Saturday's game against Dallas because of a sprained knee. Peppers suffered the injury in the first half of last week's game against Seattle, he hasn't practiced since.
Peppers leads all Carolina defensive linemen with 55 tackles through 14 games this season. He also added three sacks, three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, one interception, 19 quarterback hurries and two blocked kicks in those 14 contests.
Should Peppers fail to make the start, it would end his streak of 78 consecutive starts. That mark ties him with tackle Jordan Gross for longest among active Panthers.
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Boys big 'chalk' at Carolina
By Brian Edwards
A number of NFL games on the Week 16 card have minimal significance, but that won't be the case in Charlotte where Carolina will play host to Dallas on Saturday night. The Cowboys have no room for error in terms of clinching the NFC's top seed ahead of Green Bay, while the Panthers' slim playoff hopes are still alive, albeit barely.
Most sports books are listing Dallas (12-2 straight up, 9-5 against the spread) as a 10½-point favorite with the total in the 42-43 range. Gamblers can back the Panthers to win outright for a plus 400 return (risk $100 to win $400).
The Cowboys are looking to bounce back from a 10-6 home loss to Philadelphia as 10-point 'chalk.' Tony Romo had the worst game of his career, completing just 13-of-36 passes with zero touchdowns and three interceptions. In fairness to the Pro-Bowl signal caller, he did suffer an injury to his right thumb in the first half.
Despite the thumb malady that clearly bothered Romo against the Eagles, he will play this week. The Cowboys certainly need him because they must win their final two games – assuming Green Bay does the same – in order to have homefield advantage throughout the playoffs.
Carolina (6-8 SU, 6-8 ATS) might be playing for John Fox's job and it can stay alive for the playoffs with a victory in this spot. The Panthers are off a 13-10 win over Seattle as seven-point home underdogs.
Rookie quarterback Matt Moore threw for 209 yards and played mistake-free football for the winners. DeAngelo Williams scored on a 35-yard touchdown run and Steve Smith added eight receptions for 72 yards.
Carolina's season has seemingly been cursed since starting QB Jake Delhomme went down with a season-ending elbow injury at Atlanta way back in Week 3. Since then, off-season signee David Carr has either been injured or ineffective, leaving Fox to go with either the 44-year-old Vinny Testaverde or the rookie Moore. Neither had been a very good option until Moore's solid showing last week.
On the flip side, Dallas has received MVP-like play from Romo with the exception of last week and the interception-happy performance at Buffalo. For the season, Romo has connected on 64.9 percent of his passes for 3,868 yards. The Eastern Illinois product has a 35/17 touchdown-interception ratio.
Terrell Owens has been Romo's big-play target. The former team cancer in San Francisco and Philadelphia has enjoyed an outstanding campaign, hauling in 76 receptions for 1,307 yards and 14 TDs. Tight end Jason Witten has actually been Romo's favorite target, as the combination have hooked up 88 times for 1,068 yards and seven TDs.
But the Cowboys' high-octane offense hasn't been limited to the aerial attack. Dallas can run the ball effectively with the 1-2 combo of Marion Barber and Julius Jones. Barber averages 4.9 yards per carry and has nine rushing TDs.
The media has attempted to link the presence of Jessica Simpson at the Philadelphia game to Romo's poor play last week. Therefore, he will be anxious to respond against Carolina to put the Simpson distraction to bed.
Dallas is unbeaten in six road games this year, posting a 4-2 spread record in the process. Even better, the Cowboys are 7-2-1 ATS in their last 10 road outings dating back to last season.
On the other hand, Carolina has struggled in Charlotte. The Panthers are 2-5 both SU and ATS at home. They are 1-4 ATS in five games as home underdogs since 2006.
The 'over' has been a big-time money maker for the Cowboys. In fact, they have seen the 'over' post an unblemished 6-0 mark in their road games.
Carolina might be without its best pass rusher, Julius Peppers. The perennial Pro-Bowl defensive end is listed as "doubtful." Peppers has a sprained knee and hasn't practice this week. Smith, one of the NFL's top WRs, is expected to play despite an illness that caused him to miss Tuesday's practice.
Moore will get the starting nod at QB for the Panthers. Testaverde's status as the No. 2 QB is "questionable."
The NFL Network will provide television coverage Saturday night at 8:15 p.m. Eastern.
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Road is perfect fit for Cowboys
They've been a better bet away from home.
For most NFL teams, playing at home is a positive. But not for the 2007 Dallas Cowboys, who have been a better bet on the road than at Texas Stadium.
Under first-year Coach Wade Phillips, Dallas leads the NFC East with a 12-2 record, which includes a spotless 6-0 mark away from home.
That's good news for loyal supporters of the Cowboys, who are listed as 10 1/2 -point road favorites for tonight's game at 6-8 Carolina.
Dallas is 7-2-1 against the spread in its last 10 road games and 10-4 against the spread in its last 14 games versus a team with a losing record.
Another good sign for the Cowboys, 9-5 against the spread this season, is that they have won two in a row at Carolina, including last year's 35-14 victory.
In that game, quarterback Tony Romo made his first NFL start and completed 24 of 36 passes for 270 yards and a touchdown. With Romo as a starter, Dallas has won 20 of its last 24 regular-season games.
Carolina, 6-8 against the spread, will start rookie Matt Moore at quarterback, and the Panthers are hoping that he can deliver as he did in last week's 13-10 victory over Seattle.
In his first career start, Moore completed 19 of 27 passes for 208 yards and gave Carolina's offense some much-needed stability. Moore needs to play well again tonight to help Carolina break a few negative trends.
The Panthers are 1-4 against the spread in their last five games against a team with a winning record, and 1-5 against the spread in their last six games as an underdog.
And finally: The over/under for tonight's game is 43 points. The over is 11-1-2 in the last 14 games Dallas has played as a road favorite and the over is 5-1 in the Panthers' last six games played as an underdog of 10 1/2 points or more.
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Glenn still on standby for Dallas Cowboys
IRVING – Time is running short on Terry Glenn getting on the field before the Dallas Cowboys reach the playoffs.
Glenn is one of three injured players, joining Andre Gurode and Patrick Watkins, who won't make the trip to Charlotte, N.C., today. Coach Wade Phillips said Thursday morning that he'd make an assessment on Glenn's condition at practice, and after the workout decided that Glenn wasn't quite ready.
As has been the case all week, Glenn participated on a limited basis in seven-on-seven work but was held out of team drills. For the 30 minutes the media was present at practice, Glenn was off to the side, without a helmet.
"We're going based on how he feels, and [head athletic trainer] Jim Maurer and our doctors and [associate athletic trainer] Britt [Brown], how they feel about him," Phillips said. "Some of it's confidence. Anytime coming off an injury or an operation, how a player feels, how confident he is, I don't want them to get out there if they're not confident."
Although the team hopes Glenn can play in the season finale against the Redskins, Phillips also has said he wouldn't hesitate to put the veteran in a playoff game even if he doesn't get in a regular-season contest.
Crockett practices: Fullback Zack Crockett practiced after being claimed off waivers from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Phillips and Crockett were tight-lipped on whether he would be able to play against Carolina. But Crockett's ability to play special teams, with safety Keith Davis playing an expanded role and Watkins shelved, could be valuable this week.
"Just go out there and make plays and do what you do and be ready for anything they put in front of you," Crockett said of his approach. "And when they call your number, you've got to be ready."
Crockett had two stints with Tampa Bay this year after an eight-year run with the Raiders, the last seven of which (2000-06) were spent with Cowboys running backs coach Skip Peete as his position coach. The 13-year veteran can play tailback and fullback and provides insurance behind fullback Oliver Hoyte, who has fought through a neck sprain and may require off-season surgery.
Expect rookie to be busy: Courtney Brown might see more action defensively Saturday than he's seen the rest of the season combined. The rookie assumes a role as one of the team's top safeties in the dime defense, taking over Watkins' spot.
Brown also will fill in for Watkins on the field goal block team. He already is on the kickoff, kickoff return, punt and punt return teams.
"I'm going to play a lot, a lot of special teams, even more than before," Brown said. "That's what everyone wants to do, get out there and play. ... But I'm going to prepare like any other week. Someone could've gone down and they would've thrown me in, so I've had to be ready."
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What bettors need to know: Cowboys at Panthers
Dallas Cowboys at Carolina Panthers (10½, 43)
History repeating itself ?
The Cowboys have claimed a place in the playoffs thanks to a 12-2 record. But that doesn't mean they are taking their final two games lightly. Following last week's loss to the Eagles, Dallas needs to get back on track against Carolina.
History is not on its side. Since its last playoff victory in 1997, Dallas has continually come undone at the end of the season. The Cowboys are 16-29 in games played in December and early January over that time, and that doesn't include four playoff losses.
"I wasn't a history major in college, so I don't worry about that history stuff," Terrell Owens told the reporters after Sunday's loss. "There's no doubt in this locker room. There's no reason for a lack of confidence, not at this stage of the game, anyway."
There's also no doubt that the Cowboys' performances have slipped in recent weeks.
They beat Green Bay on Nov. 29, a result that was skewed by an injury to Brett Favre. Then they squeezed by the Lions without ever really impressing, before producing their worst performance of the season against Philly last week.
"It's frustrating right now. This is the part of the season that is going to be an emotional letdown," Tony Romo said after the Eagles game. "We still have a chance to do what we're trying to do."
Love struck
Tony Romo had his worst game of the season, and possibly his career, last Sunday. He threw three interceptions, no touchdowns and had a 22.2 quarterback rating. Was it just coincidence that he played so badly on the day his new girlfriend, Jessica Simpson, made an appearance at Texas Stadium?
Terrell Owens thinks not.
"Right now, Jessica Simpson is not a fan favorite in this locker room or in Texas Stadium," Owens told reporters after Sunday's loss.
"I think with everything that has happened, and obviously the way Tony played and the comparison between her and Carrie Underwood, I think a lot of people feel like she's kind of taken his focus away."
T.O. was referencing last season's loss to the Eagles, when Romo produced a similarly disjointed performance in front of then-girlfriend Underwood.
In reality it's more likely that Romo's poor performance was due to a thumb injury he sustained before half time. He had X-rays on the thumb this week but they came back clear and he is expected to start on Saturday.
Familiar face
A decision the Cowboys made in preseason could come back to haunt them this week. They cut undrafted free agent Matt Moore after camp but he will return to face them as starting quarterback for Carolina.
The Panthers, who are without the injured Jake Delhomme and Vinny Testaverde, handed Moore his first NFL start last week. He was impressive, completing 19 of 27 passes for 208 yards in the 13-10 upset of the Seahawks.
"This is definitely unexpected," Moore said in a conference call Wednesday. "No way, eight months ago if you had asked me what I thought, could I have given you this kind of story. I've kind of had to pick up things on the run and just try and get better as fast as I can."
The most frustrating part for the Cowboys is they didn't actually want to lose Moore. He threw for 182 yards and one touchdown in three preseason games for them but they didn't have room on their roster for such a raw talent.
Dallas cut him in the hopes he would stick around on the practice team but Carolina snapped him up off waivers.
"Nobody liked him enough to draft him, our team or anybody else's," Cowboys coach Wade Phillips told the Fort Worth Star Telegram. "We did like him. It's just hard at the end to decide who to cut, and hopefully you get some of them back on the practice squad."
Williams' suspension stands
Carolina was spared some scrapes and bruises when the NFL upheld a one-game suspension for hard-hitting Dallas safety Roy Williams.
Williams received the suspension for violating the "horse collar" tackle rule for the third time this season. He appealed the decision but was turned down by league commissioner Roger Goodell. He will now sit out a game for the first time in his career.
The NFL actually adopted the rule because of Williams. He seriously injured four players in 2004, by grabbing them by the collar and dragging them down from behind.
One of those players was teammate Terrell Owens, who suffered a fractured fibula and torn ankle ligaments while playing for the Eagles.
"The way he tackles people is very, very dangerous," Owens said of Williams in the Houston Chronicle. "Other than that, Roy's a great guy. But the thing is, you have to be safe. I know this is a violent game, but you have to tackle safely."
The loss of Williams is a big blow for a Cowboys' defense that could be without center Andre Gurode and defensive end Chris Canty this week.
Betting trends
The Cowboys have won SU and ATS in three of their last four meetings with the Panthers. Interestingly, the underdog is 6-2-1 ATS in the last nine games between these teams.
Four straight contests between Dallas and Carolina have gone over the total.
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Aston Villa was once the kind of force that we today associate with Manchester United. The 'Pride of the Midlands', Aston Villa has rarely dropped out of the top-flight in over 125 years.
For more than 20 years before 1915 the club dominated world football after the club's former chairman, William McGregor, had created the world's first football league.
In 1981, the club had still won more domestic honours than any other English club. In 1982, the club won the European Cup and throughout the 1990s was a leading club in the top-flight of English football. It still is.
Read a brief history.
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Fil-Am rock band Dakila returns to LA after 40 years
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LOS ANGELES—Dakila, the legendary but short-lived band that both delighted and mystified audiences with their unique Filipino Latin Rock sound, will return to Los Angeles for the first time in four decades.
The crossover pioneers will perform exclusively at the 22nd annual Festival of Philippine Arts & Culture, September 7-8 at Pt. Fermin Park, 807 Paseo del Mar, San Pedro, California.
"A generation of Filipino Americans mention Dakila with fond reverence," said Jilly Canizares, FilAm ARTS executive director. "(FPAC) is beyond proud to present them after 40 years, and now other generations can see and hear for themselves why they were so popular in their era."
Formed in 1971, the San Francisco-based group uniquely fused rock, funk, soul and Latin to a historic, major label-signing and album release on Epic/Columbia (now, Sony Entertainment) Records—among firsts for an Asian American/Filipino American group.
Originally comprised of David Bustamante (guitar/vocals); Rome Bustamante (organ/vocals); Bert Ancheta (guitar/vocals); Fred Ancheta (bass); Frank Magtoto (drums); Michael Gopaul (timbales/vocals) and Carlos Badia (congas), Dakila (Tagalog for "great" or noble") is perhaps best remembered for its 1972 album S/T.
Popular attraction
The band was a popular attraction at various musical festivals and concerts, touring the nation with the likes of Malo and Buddy Miles and opening for Cal Tjader, Jose Feliciano and Cheech and Chong among many acts.
The band was invited to perform at various California universities and colleges at the onset of the formation of Filipino American campus clubs and organizations.
Recently re-forming after four decades, the band is being rediscovered by old fans and discovered by new ones.
"The last time (the band) played in LA was 1973, and we co-billed with Johnny Nash ("I Can See Clearly Now") at the Whiskey A-Go-Go on Sunset," recalls original member David Bustamante. "To say we're excited at coming back is an understatement. We're very excited."
Balisong contest
In addition, FPAC 22 will also see the debut of the "Best Balisong in the West," a unique competition highlighting the uniquely Filipino bladed weapon, the balisong.
According to filmmaker/editor Paul Factora, the event's organizer, balisong flipping is a popular subculture among martial artists around the world, gaining popularity via exhibition videos on YouTube.
The competition will present unique, high-level and crowd-pleasing displays of what many consider to be among the deadliest of bladed weaponry.
Both events take place as part of FPAC 22, which also features comedian Rex Navarrete, the Filipino American Symphony Orchestra (FASO) and continuous entertainment on two stages over the course of two days.
Books, author signings, arts and crafts and a large array of traditional and contemporary food, music and artistry ensure that there is something for the entire family to enjoy.
FPAC is the largest and longest-running, Filipino American community tradition in Southern California, presenting over 500 artists and culture bearers from across the nation every year.
FPAC 22 is produced by FilAm ARTS, the Association for the Advancement of Filipino American Arts & Culture, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, and sponsored by the City of Los Angeles, LA County Arts Commission, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts, California Community Foundation, Toyota, The Getty Foundation, LA-18, Mavshack, The Asian Journal, Weekend Balita, BakitWhy.com, Oishi Media, The Philippine Department of Tourism, Western Union, The James Irvine Foundation, and LEAP, Inc.
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The RaceLegal.com drag racing program has been granted nine Friday night dates between now and the end of the year on the four-lane, eighth-mile strip along the west access road at Qualcomm Stadium. The next show is tomorrow starting at 6:30 p.m.
Jake Gagne: Ramona rider, 15, finishes fourth and third in the season's final two Red Bull MotoGP races in the Czech Republic to finish sixth (as the top American) in the international motorcycle road racing series.
Cole Whitt: Moves into third in the USAC Sprint Car standings with a fourth-place finish in Salem, Ind. Also finishes second in the Midget half of the double-header but remains seventh in the standings.
Mike Mendenhall: Finishes fifth after starting 16 in the touring stock car race at Stockton.
Eric Gunderson: Finishes fourth in a California Pavement Ford Focus Midget race at Madera.
Chrysler: CEO Mike Accavitti says the automaker will continue to participate in NASCAR, although some changes and cuts will be coming.
Tony Stewart: Points leader is the first driver to clinch a berth for the Chase for the Championship.
Kyle Busch: With three races to go in the regular season, he is 15th in the Sprint Cup standings, although he is only 70 points away from the 12th and final spot in the Chase for the Championship.
Jimmie Johnson: Finished 33rd after fuel gamble gone bad Sunday at Michigan.
After funding the construction of four Habitat for Humanity homes in El Cajon, the Jimmie Johnson Foundation is turning its local focus toward education.
"This year, (wife) Chandra and I feel that education was the right place to focus our fundraising efforts," said Johnson, the El Cajon native who has won NASCAR's past three Sprint Cup titles.
Working in conjunction with Lowe's Toolbox for Education Champions Grants, Johnson said schools, school programs and parent-based associations in three San Diego County districts — Grossmont Union, Cajon Valley Union and San Diego Unified — can apply for a Champions Grant.
The grants will range from $25,000 to $100,000. The application process ends Oct. 16 with grades K-12 eligible.
"Education is something that is very important to Chani and me," said Johnson, who attended Crest Elementary, Greenfield Middle School and Granite Hills High in El Cajon.
"Even when I first started out, my parents made me keep my grades up or I wasn't allowed to race. I think it's important to make sure we give teachers and students the best tools possible. Hopefully, these grants will help."
In the first two years of Johnson's foundation, with support from his sponsor Lowe's, the driver is responsible for raising more than $1 million for projects in the East County area.
Most notable are the four single-family homes built by Habitat for Humanity with the support of the Jimmie Johnson Foundation.
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Protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion; as, to travel under the escort of a friend.
To attend with a view to guard and protect; to accompany as safeguard; to give honorable or ceremonious attendance to; -- used especially with reference to journeys or excursions on land; as, to escort a public functionary, or a lady; to escort a baggage wagon.
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To go or travel in the company of someone.
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November 17, 2012
PIQUA Ś It was like two rams butting heads on a mountain.
Ottawa-Glandorf and Columbus Hartley kept pounding away other. Neither one gave an inch.
Then, O-G fumbled and Hartley jumped on the lone mistake of the night.
Hartley capitalized on the fumble and posted a 41-31 victory over Ottawa-Glandorf in the Division IV football regional championship game Friday at Alexander Stadium.
Hartley, ranked No. 1, stands 13-0 and advances to face Clinton-Massie (13-0) in the state semifinals next Friday. O-G ends its year 12-1.
ôOur kids played with a lot of heart,ö O-G coach Ken Schriner said. ôů Itĺs unfortunate when you canĺt come out with a win. You hate to lose one like that. The kids battled their tails off.ö
O-G led 17-14 at the half and the Titans were clinging to a 31-27 lead with 8:13 to go after a 30-yard TD run by quarterback Caleb Siefker.
Hartley then came back with a 9-yard TD run by Marcellus Calhoun. That gave the Hawks a 34-31 lead with 5:16 to go.
O-G started to drive again in the offensive track meet type of game. But Siefker lost a fumble when he bobbled the snap.
Hartley linebacker Nick King recovered at the O-G 37 with 3:53 to play.
Six plays later, Calhoun scored on a 2-yard run and the Hawksĺ lead grew to 41-31 with 2:16 to go.
O-G, needing two scores, drove to Hartleyĺs 19. On first down, the Titans went for a field goal. Siefker missed a 26-yard field goal with 1:17 to go.
Hartley kneeled down on its victory after that.
Both teams ran over each other most of the night.
Titans tailback Tristan Parker ran for 124 yards on 21 carries. Siefker finished with 127 yards on 17 carries. Siefker had TD runs of 18, 1 and 30 yards.
ôI didnĺt know who they were because their offensive line was blowing us back so much,ö Hartley coach Brad Burchfield said. ôI couldnĺt tell who their skilled players were. Their offensive line was fantastic.ö
Meanwhile, Calhoun zig-zagged his way down field for 149 yards on 19 carries with two TDs. University of Toledo-bound JaĺWauan Woodley had 99 yards on 18 carries with one TD.
ôThey were big on the line and our guys had to get low and play physical with them all game,ö Woodley said. ôIn the second half, we had to believe in ourselves and found our groove.ö
In all, Hartley ran for 297 yards with 393 total yards. O-G ran for 269 yards with 324 total yards.
ôIt was two teams that laid it on the line, smacked each other around,ö Schriner said. ôOne team made a couple more plays than the other. Iĺm proud of the way our kids played and I think we really left it on the field tonight.ö
O-G scored first capping a 10-play, 77-yard drive. Siefkerĺs 8-yard TD run gave O-G a 7-0 lead.
But Hartley needed only two plays to tie it. On its second play, Woodley, off the halfback option pass, fired a 56-yard TD to Alonzo Saxton.
O-G made it 14-7 on a Siefker 1-yard TD.
Hartley tied it at 14 on a 4-yard Woodley TD with 10:03 left in the second.
Hartleyĺs defense finally made a stop, but O-G came away with a 29-yard field goal by Siefker. That gave O-G a 17-14 lead with 1:02 left before the half.
ôWe needed to score on every possession and we knew at halftime that 17 points wasnĺt going to be enough,ö Schriner said.
Burchfield added, ôWe turned it over no times, they turned it over once. That was the difference in the game.ö


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Wood Designs Computer Table with Adjustable Height
Wood Designs Computer Table with Adjustable Height
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|Desk Type: Computer desk
|Top Finish: Baltic birch
|Base Finish: Baltic birch
|UV Finish: Yes
|Top Material: Wood
|Base Material: Wood
|Hardware Material: Stainless Steel
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Non-Toxic: Yes
|Style: Industrial
|Design: Rectangular desk
|Cable Management: No
|Keyboard Tray: No
|Height Adjustable: Yes
|Drawers Included: No
|Drawer Pedestal Included: No
|Exterior Shelving: No
|Cabinets Included: No
|Handedness: Both left and right
|Chair Included: No
|Legs Included: No
|Casters Included: Yes
|Hutch Included: No
|Treadmill Included: No
|Cork Back Panel: No
|CPU Storage: No
|Built In Outlet: No
|Built In Surge Protector: No
|Light Included: No
|Modular: No
|Lifestage: Kids
|Application: Professional office
|Country of Manufacture: United States
|Weight Capacity: 100 Pounds
|Solid Wood Construction: Yes
|Assembly Required: No
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: Lifetime Warranty
|CARB Compliant: Yes
|Green Guard Certified: Yes
|GSA Approved: Yes
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Matchup: Oklahoma State Cowboys at Baylor Bears
Date/Time: November 22nd, 7:30 p.m. ET
College Football Betting Odds From BetDSI Sportsbook
Spread: Baylor Bears -26
Total: OFF
After a week in which many of the top teams lost in the college football rankings, the Baylor Bears have a chance to move up the rankings. If they want to have a shot at making the first-ever college football playoffs they need to defeat the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
The Bears may have been on a bye week, but they did get some good news. The TCU Horned Frogs, a team that they beat yet are still ranked below them, put up a subpar effort against the lowly Kansas Jayhawks. This could open the door for the Bears to climb the rankings if they can put up another offensive outburst in a big win against the Cowboys.
For the Cowboys their path is now clear. With no shot at the Big 12 title or the college football playoffs, the only goal is to be bowl eligible and play spoiler for the remainder of the season. They come into this game as losers of four straight games and most recently an ugly loss to the Texas Longhorns where the offense failed to execute. If the Cowboys could not get up for a good performance on senior night, there is little hope that they can get excited and play above their heads for a road game against one of the best teams in the country.
The latest college football betting trends for the game favor the home team as the positive wagering angles are on the side of the Baylor Bears. The Cowboys are 1-5 against the spread (ATS) in their last 6 games after allowing more than 280 yards passing in their previous game, 3-7 ATS in their last 10 games after accumulating less than 275 total yards in their previous game and 0-4 ATS in their last 4 road games when they go up against a team with a winning home record. The Bears are 22-7-1 ATS in their last 30 games after scoring more than 40 points in their previous game, 26-10 ATS in their last 36 games after allowing less than 170 yards passing in their previous game and 23-4 ATS in their last 27 home games. The college football betting trends in this series are a mixed bag of results. The favorite is 12-3 ATS in their last 15 meetings and the home team is a perfect 4-0 ATS in the last four meetings, but it should be noted that the Cowboys are 7-1 ATS in the last eight meetings between these two teams.
The Cowboys are likely an easy opponent for a Bears team looking to make a statement for the college football playoff committee.
Head over to the BTB Betting Center to get more information on this Oklahoma State vs. Baylor game and all of the college football games on Saturday's schedule. Sign up as a premium subscriber and receive access to rated game picks, moneyline stats, super situations, and more.
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Fuck buying drinks for chicks at the club… Jigga's that rich, that he bought shares in a company that produces champagne; Armand de Brignac — producer of **Ace Of Spades. Footing an extensive bar tab is for amateur ballers. Instead of buying out the bar, Hova buys the brewery.
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The Voixtek App is the simplest to use and most effective jargon and gimmick free vocal warm up App available online. It provides 10 vocal exercises by Ron Anderson, the world's leading Vocal Expert trusted by most of the entertainment and music industry icons around the world. It is designed to protect and develop your vocal talent. If you follow the 10 exercises in the sequence provided twice a day and before any singing sessions you will quickly feel the benefits of the Ron Anderson approach to better vocal performance.
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For more information, call Subway Public & Community Relations
800-888-4848 or 203-877-4281 ext. 1302 or 1329
email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com
-- Franchisees Can Set Up Own Website Via www.subway.com
Doctor's Associates, Inc., franchisor for SUBWAY(R) Restaurants,
provides SUBWAY(R) franchisees with a free website for their
location(s). Franchisees can create their website(s) through a web
based application using the company's extranet. The created website
includes the restaurant address, business hours, phone and fax numbers,
e-mail address, and promotional and menu information with color
graphics. Each website is also issued a URL or web address to use on
local advertising and promotional materials. Web surfers can link to
the individual restaurant sites through the Store Locator at
www.subway.com. After typing in city, state, and/or zip code, a list
of nearby sandwich shops appears, including links to corresponding
-- 'Dexter's Laboratory' and SUBWAY(R) Join for Kids Promotion
Fans of Cartoon Network's Dexter's Laboratory will soon be able to
collect four fun toys based on the top-rated show at SUBWAY(R)
Restaurants. Dexter's Laboratory depicts the comedic adventure
resulting from boy genius Dexter's zany science experiments. The four
toys will be featured in the SUBWAY(R) Kids' Pak(R) meal
August 23 - October 3 in the U.S. and Canada. Kids can also enter
"Dexter's Super Computer Giveaway" at SUBWAY(R) Restaurants for a
chance to win an advanced "super" computer including DVD equipment and
Dexter's episodes on DVD.
-- SUBWAY(R) and Pepsi Offer Chance to Win Trip to 1999 World Series
Beginning July 19, SUBWAY(R) and Pepsi are joining together to offer
the Major League Baseball Sweepstakes. The grand prize will be a trip
for two to the 1999 World Series. Other licensed Major League Baseball
prizes will also be given away. Entry forms and details will be
available through August 22 at SUBWAY(R) Restaurants serving Pepsi.
-- First SUBWAY(R) Location in Germany Opens
The first SUBWAY(R) Restaurant in Germany opened on June 13, 1999 in
downtown Berlin. The location has been so successful, owner Oliver
Friedrich has already decided to expand its hours. Friedrich ate his
first SUBWAY(R) sandwich while visiting relatives in Vancouver, Canada,
then again while on holiday in New York City, which piqued his interest
in purchasing a SUBWAY(R) franchise. He plans to open two to three
more sandwich shops in Berlin in the coming years.
-- SUBWAY(R) Sandwiches Made by Certified 'Sandwich Artists(R)'
Since SUBWAY(R) sandwiches are considered a work of art, the restaurant
employees who make them undergo special training to be certified
"Sandwich Artists(R)." The certification program serves as an
incentive and reminder to prepare the product according to
specifications and build "beautiful" sandwiches and salads. The
employees must successfully meet certain requirements to become
certified. Many franchisees recertify the Sandwich Artists(R) every
six months to ensure that beautiful sandwiches are always being served.
SUBWAY(R) Restaurants Human Resources Specialist, Mary Jacobs, is
available for interviews. Mary concentrates on hiring, training, and
retaining issues.
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Kathleen Horan is a staff reporter for New York Public Radio, covering the neighborhood beat. She also reports 'Reset', an ongoing series documenting police-community relations in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
Governor Andrew Cuomo has agreed to sign Mayor Michael Bloomberg's controversial taxi legislation with some big tweaks.
The major change is accessibility.
Cuomo announced on Tuesday a compromise was reached expanding taxi service in Upper Manhattan and the outer boroughs, by allowing livery cabs to pick up street hails, and finally meeting his concerns about ensuring wheelchair accessibility.
Under the new agreement, 2,000 yellow medallions will be auctioned and all must be wheelchair accessible.
The bill that passed earlier this year would have made available 1,500 medallions available with only 500 set aside as accessible.
"No one thought we'd get this home," the mayor at the press conference via telephone. "We never gave up and we never stopped making the case."
The legislation authorizing the sale of the medallions, which will generate $1 billion in revenue for the city, has been held up for weeks by Cuomo, who said the bill did not provide enough accessible cabs, and would be shot down in court.
The city is currently awaiting a federal court decision that alleges the Taxi and Limousine Commission discriminates against people in wheelchairs, violating the Americans with Disabilities Act. Currently, only about 2 percent out of the city's fleet of more than 13,000 yellow cabs are accessible.
To address this, Tuesday's agreement requires the city to propose a long range accessibility plan. The TLC must consult with disability groups and other stakeholders before submitting a Disabled Accessibility Plan. The proposal will then be open for public comment and be sent to the City Council, as well as the State Department of Transportation for approval.
(Photo: Governor Cuomo announces the deal in Albany. Karen DeWitt for WNYC)
As for permits for outer borough livery cabs, 18,000 permits will be made available over the next three years, and 20 percent of those cabs must be accessible. The city's original plan had called for 30,000 permits.
The city will be required to provide grants as an incentive, of up to $15,000, to help pay for the retrofitting of livery vehicles or to purchase new accessible cars.
The livery permits will cost $1500 to start, but then immediately become transferable medallions, something many livery drivers had pushed for.
Yellow medallion fleet owners have led industry opposition.
They've argued that allowing outer borough street hails will devalue their medallions. "[The plan] would also threaten the short and long term viability of the medallion asset that has provided economic opportunities for thousands." Ron Sherman, president of T=the Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade, said in a statement. "We hope this new bill has the teeth to protect our industry and we will cooperate with the Governor to achieve this goal."
TLC Commissioner David Yassky said the agreement "will bring first rate, legal taxi service to all five boroughs." He also attempted to avoid some questions that doubted the mayor's record on promoting accessible taxi service
Disabled groups, including the Taxis for All Campaign applauded the announcement, happy to be the focus of the deal hammered out by the various political camps.
Chair Edith Prentiss said "This deal will mean that people who are disabled will have the same option as every other New Yorker: the ability to travel spontaneously, quickly and easily when they are going to their jobs, to school or just out for a night on the town."
The agreement will be introduced as a chapter amendment in the next session legislature in 2012.
As long as they chill out with all the horn blowing I'm cool with it.
I believe livery cabs should have expectations regarding civility made clear to them, just as they have been with Taxi's. When I heard that the city was going to begin tickets excessive horn blowing more aggressively I was delighted. I hope they follow up with that, because Taxi's and Livery cars alike behave like 2 year old's with the horns. Waaaaa!!! wa wa wa waaaaa!!
I have no desire to hail livery cars --it is fine to be able to call and have them pull up in front of my house-there are many in the neighborhood and I hope I will be able to continue that. Easier and more reliable.
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The Washington County football season came to an end Friday night in Greensburg as the Commanders fell 52-24 to Green County in the first round of district playoffs. The Commanders finish the year with a 4-7 record.
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The St. Catharine College women's basketball team didn't really have to travel as far as some might think to play at the University of Rio Grande last weekend. The tournament was not in the southwest U.S. but instead in southeast Ohio. But when the Lady Patriots emerged with a third place finish, head coach Lena Bramblett mostly gave her team a "muy bueno".
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The St. Catharine College volleyball team learned the hard way how things are when the competition level moves up a notch. Juanita Mangan's Patriots playing in the NAIA for the first time ended the 2008 campaign with a 2-39 record.
"The conference (Mid-South) was tough enough but we also had a very difficult schedule outside the conference," said Mangan. "But we have no seniors on the team and I expect all of them to be back next season. Now they know what to expect from this level of competition."
The St. Catharine College soccer season is over for both the men and women of coach Paul Patton. And, although the victories weren't as numerous as the coach would have liked, Patton is optimistic about the future of soccer at SCC.
"We knew that hew schedule would be much tougher as we moved into the NAIA and the Mid-South Conference," said Patton. "But both of our teams were competitive against most of the teams we played."
Washington County senior Joe Joe Simms has picked up the Player of the Year award for Kentucky 2A District 4 football from the Kentucky Football Coaches Association. According to KFCA executive director Jimmie Reed, the coaches in each district vote on a coach of the year and a player of the year for their district.
"It's a great honor but I owe it to my teammates; my linemen, backs and receivers," said Simms. "I also have to thank the coaching staff."
In middle school basketball action on Monday night North Washington took on Washington County Middle School. In 6th grade action the WCMS Generals defeated the North Washington Patriots 23-18. In 8th grade action the Patriots fell to the Generals 50-20.
It didn't take long for Lena Bramblett's women's basketball team to rack up two wins as they edged Berea 104-102 in the season opener (see last week's Sun) and then bettered visiting Union College 87-79 last Tuesday.
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Earlier in the year there had been "runs" on several international currencies by hedge fund operators. In July 1997 it became the Thai baht's turn to be attacked by currency traders and it proved to be the beginning of a cascade of economic troubles that caused first the Thai baht to crumble and then the Thai financial system to crash and eventually the Thai economy to come tumbling down. A run on a country's currency can be overcome easily if the underlying fundamentals of the economy are sound. But in Thailand's case the fundamentals were in a shambles thanks to the crony capitalism and corruption of the banking and securities sectors.
Thailand became the first of the Asian Tigers to fall, but it soon had plenty of company. Indonesia and then South Korea followed in Thailand's footsteps and for many of the same reasons. When the dust had settled the Thai baht went from about 24 to the dollar to about 55 to the dollar. Thousands of workers in the financial sector were suddenly without a job when their banks and securities firms closed their doors overnight.
This is essentially an economic story but it relates to public diplomacy because at its heart is the pi–non relationship. When Thailand's economy crashed, Thailand looked to the U.S. for help. But the U.S. Treasury Department, looking through the framework of economics and finance, not public diplomacy or diplomatic relations, examined Thailand and saw that it basically got what it deserved for not having its house in order. The State Department then as now defers to the Treasury in all things having to do with economics and finance. So the U.S. did absolutely nothing when Thailand's crash came. Puzzled and resentful, the Thai saw the U.S. as abandoning Thailand and renouncing the pi–non relationship just when the going got tough.


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Corn muffins made with raspberries were one of my biggest successes. Customers stopping at our stand for a basket of berries would buy my freshly baked muffins to enjoy on the way home. Decades later, some of those early customers still reminisce about the muffins' moist, natural sweetness. Raspberry jam was another best-seller that I continue to make every year for my family. Raspberries have so much natural pectin that all they need is sugar and low, slow cooking to turn the fruit into a jam we enjoy all year long.
Of course, raspberries are equally at home on a dessert plate. For a special event, our friend Sarah's Chocolate Soufflés with Raspberry Sauce is our all-time favorite. Or for an easy, healthy treat, my mom's recipe for frozen raspberry yogurt churns out rosy pink with lovely berry bits.
Our original raspberry stand is long gone, but three rows of raspberry bushes still grow behind our house. Now berry picking is a way to relax with my family after work. Even our dog, Jack, joins us. He seems to be able to smell which berries are ripe and has taught himself to pull the berries off the low-hanging branches with his tongue and eat them.
Some of our bushes were transplanted to the Carmel Valley fields beside our Farm Stand, where they continue to thrive. After all these years, our loyal customers still buy baskets of our organic raspberries and a muffin from the Farm Stand's Organic Kitchen to nibble on the road. I hope you'll enjoy our raspberry muffins as much as they do and discover other fresh ideas for bringing this succulent berry into your own life.
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Drew and I grew and sold organic raspberries during our early farming years, and I often baked raspberry muffins using any berries we had left over. Through my kitchen window, I could see customers driving up to our raspberry stand, and I'd quickly wash the flour from my hands before going outside to greet them. If their timing was right, in addition to baskets of fresh raspberries, they could buy a still-warm, invitingly moist corn muffin, loaded with fresh raspberries, to eat on the way home.
Butter for greasing the muffin cups (unless using cupcake liners)
1 1/2 cups unbleached, all-purpose flour
1 cup finely ground yellow cornmeal
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
2 large eggs 1/2 cup honey
1/4 cup sugar
1 cup buttermilk
6 tablespoons (3/4 stick) unsalted butter, melted
1 half-pint (about 11/4 cups) fresh raspberries or frozen (unthawed) unsweetened raspberries
1. Position a rack in the center of the oven and preheat the oven to 400°F. Butter 12 standard-size muffin cups or line them with cupcake liners.
2. Place the flour, cornmeal, baking powder, baking soda, salt, and cinnamon in a large bowl and whisk to combine well.
3. Place the eggs, honey, sugar, buttermilk, and melted butter in a small bowl and whisk to combine well. Add the egg mixture to the flour mixture and stir with a rubber spatula until just combined. Gently fold in the raspberries. Do not overmix the batter or the muffins will be tough. Spoon the batter into the prepared muffin cups, filling them almost to the brim.
4. Bake the muffins until they are golden brown and a toothpick inserted in the center of one comes out clean, 20 to 25 minutes. 5. Place the muffin pan on a wire rack and let the muffins cool for about 10 minutes. Remove the muffins from the pan and serve warm. The muffins taste best the day they are made but, if necessary, they can be stored in an airtight container for up to 2 days. Reheat them in a microwave for about 10 seconds or in a preheated 350°F oven for 5 to 10 minutes.
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Myra Goodman and her husband, over 20 years ago, began their farm by offering passers-by a taste of their organic raspberries. Today, they own and operate the world¿s largest grower of organic produce. Food to Live By encourages readers to embark on a healthier way of life. Through organic food, people can live a cleaner life. This is not confined to only vegetarianism, but to meat, produce, wine and more. Packed with color photos of Earthbound Farm, as well as the recipes, this book teases the reader into trying easy-to-prepare, healthy recipes that packed with originality. If you are pressed for time, Goodman offers shortcuts by using organic packaged products, so you can have the flavor and health without the guilt. Included in this book are guides to greens, squash and more. Similar to The Organic Cook¿s Bible (by Jeff Cox, Wiley, April 2006, ISBN: 0471445789), but with more recipes. Delicious encounters within this book are: Chicken Piccata, Pumpkin Pecan Muffins, Portuguese Kale Soup, and Apricot and Almond Tart.
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Rowan University has named educator and researcher Dr. Mark Byrne as professor and inaugural chairman of the new Biomedical Engineering Department in its nationally recognized College of Engineering.
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Titled "Knowledge is Power," a new, $1 million bronze sculpture by world-renowned artist Zenos Frudakis will be unveiled during a ceremony on Friday, Nov. 21, at 1:30 p.m. outside James Hall, the home of Rowan's College of Education.
October 29, 2014
Rowan University has appointed Dr. Arye Rosen, a world-renowned researcher with extensive experience in developing medical devices, as a visiting professor with the title of associate vice president for Biomedical Research Partnerships.
October 29, 2014
Students will be able to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry, mathematics or physics from The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey and a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering degree from Rowan University in five years under a new agreement.
Gourds will fly: Rowan University American Society of Mechanical Engineers to host fifth annual Pumpkin Chunkin'
October 24, 2014
The Rowan University chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) will host other local chapters of ASME for its zombie-themed, fifth annual Pumpkin Chunkin' contest on Friday, Oct. 31, with setup from 11:30 a.m. to noon and pumpkin launching at 1p.m. on the Rowan Hall Rowan Green at Rowan University.
October 22, 2014
In what was the biggest, most ambitious Homecoming celebration in University history, Rowan alumni, students, faculty, staff and Glassboro community members came out in full force for PROFtoberfest 2014.
October 21, 2014
PROFtoberfest, Rowan's largest Homecoming celebration ever, resembled a giant family reunion as an estimated 3,000 people—alumni, students, faculty and staff—came together on campus. More than 1,600 alumni officially pre-registered for the whirlwind weekend.
October 13, 2014
It's time for PROFtoberfest! This year's Homecoming celebration has a German theme as the University offers a host of events designed to connect the Rowan community with alumni, students and the Glassboro community.
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Ex-Villa, Man City striker Vassell linked with Southampton
Former Aston Villa and Manchester City striker Darius Vassell is being linked with a move to League One club Southampton.
The 30-year old, who was recently released by Turkish outfit Ankaragucu, is wanted by Saints boss Alan Pardew as he continues to prepare for the upcoming season which sees his club as favourites to gain promotion to the Championship.
Former England international Vassell scored just four goals in 24 appearances in Turkey and now may find his home back in England.
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Jeremy Paxman religious comments were offensive, rules BBC Trust
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BBC Newsnight presenter Jeremy Paxman 'went too far' with comments about religion. Photograph: Christopher Thomond for the Guardian
Newsnight presenter Jeremy Paxman went too far when he talked about religious hogwash and stupid people who believe in the Old Testament, the BBC Trust has ruled.
Paxman made the comments in an interview with Professor Richard Dawkins, the outspoken author of The God Delusion, prompting one viewer to complain that the presenter of BBC2's Newsnight was biased and offensive.
The trust's editorial standards committee rejected the accusation of bias, but said Paxman might have unintentionally caused offence with the comments which had no clear editorial purpose.
Originally, BBC management rejected the complaint in its entirity, denying that Paxman had shown any anti-Christian bias and saying the presenter had played devil's advocate to Dawkins, who was on the programme to talk about his new book, The Magic of Reality: How We Know What's Really True, on 13 September 2011.
However, the complaint then went to the BBC Trust editorial standards committee, which ruled that Paxman had a well-known interviewing style and viewers would have expected a lively discussion between the pair on the programme.
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A team of Archaeology Department officials conducted a survey at the megalithic site situated on the campus of SR&BGNR Government Degree & PG College on Friday to explore the possibility of setting up an archaeological museum to showcase the antiquities and archaeological wealth.
The sprawling campus of the college consists of over 20 megaliths scattered randomly all over the complex. Several of the megaliths were in a damaged condition. A wide range of historical objects of immense archaeological significance including various kinds of pottery, iron objects and skeletal remains were discovered from the megalithic site on the campus during an excavation last year.
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The archaeological excavation was carried out by a team of history students of the college under the aegis of Prof K P Rao of University of Hyderabad, who is now the Director of Archaeological Department, Andhra Pradesh. The visit of the Archaeology Department officials to the site assumed significance in the backdrop of the lack of an archaeological museum in the district. The vast megalithic site located on the campus of the college is a protected site, said K S B Keshava, Deputy Director (Museums), Archaeology Department, who headed the team.
Speaking to The Hindu, he said the site on the college campus was ideal for setting up a museum. It was centrally located and a protected site, he remarked. It has tremendous potential to showcase the rich cultural heritage of the district, he said, adding that a proposal would be sent to the authorities concerned for establishment of a museum here. A site museum could also be set up with the archaeological finds along with a main museum, he opined. The important archaeological remains of the megalithic era found at the site stands as a mute testimony to the glorious cultural heritage of Khammam and its hoary past, said S Madhava Rao, Principal, SR&BGNR Government College.
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09.06.07 - By Scott Frake: WBA welterweight champion, Miguel Cotto (30-0, 25 KO's stopped Zab Judah in the 11th round tonight at the Madison Square Garden, in New York. Judah started off well, winning the first round easily over the slower Cotto. However, Cotto did what he often does when he gets hurt, namely throw low blows, which he effectively did to slow down Judah's attack by tagging him squarely in the groin..
Judah did remarkably well for the next two rounds, but then started to slow down in the fourth round under the constant pressure by Cotto. Judah was hurt in the sixth by a Cotto left hook and it appeared that Judah was ready to go. However, he somehow made it out of the round in one piece.
In the next round, Judah suddenly turned the tables when he hurt Cotto badly with a left hand shot that had Cotto on wobbly legs. Judah, however, was unable to finish him off and left it escape the round. In the final four rounds, Cotto completely took over the fight, landing vicious body shots and hook to the head that hurt Judah on numerous occasions and had his eye beginning to close by the end of the fight. After being knocked down in the 11th, the referee stepped in and halted the bout after Judah got up and showed that he had nothing left.
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The Albuquerque Comic Expo is New Mexico's finest comic book, pop culture, and entertainment convention! Taking place June 27th-29th, 2014 at the Albuquerque Convention Center, ACE is a massive event with tons of stuff to do! We've worked tirelessly to bring you our biggest and best show yet, and we hope you have an excellent time!
The show floor is open the following hours:
The special Kickstarter and VIP hours for Friday are: 1pm to 2pm
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The Albuquerque Comic Expo takes place at the Albuquerque Convention Center, which is located at 401 2nd Street NW. The show takes place in the NE/SE Exhibit Hall, which is located in the east complex of the convention center. The lobby will be open for presales at 10am on Friday, June 27th. The show floor will open at 3pm.
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Ticket prices will increase by $5 each on the day of the show! The ACE lobby will be open at 10:00am on Friday June 27th.
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guys I don't want to be the bearer of bad news considering I'm a very positive fan, but I wouldn't get your hopes up for Curry. He is in such a good situation with Golden State
Idk man it seems kinda destined to be at this point. Steph lives on charlotte. His daddy was a loved charlotte hornet and still is. The hornets are back. Young talented players. He would be the biggest signing ever for this franchise and would instantly bc loved and most popular player around the city.
But with all that said we don't know Stephs wants and needs. He may not wanna come back. But all signs point to the homecoming. That's the trend nowadays. But I get where your coming from as we'll soja
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Affordable Care Act Means Big Business For Private Vendors
Monday, June 02, 2014
Now that the full enrollment period is over, we're starting to get an idea of how the Affordable Care Act's health care exchanges are working.
The federal government gave out billions of dollars to states to help set them up. In some states that didn't exactly embrace the health law, the result is that big money is landing in the pockets of private contractors.
From the Here & Now Contributors Network, Todd Bookman of New Hampshire Public Radio reports.
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