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Sarah 'Sally' Compton
Sarah "Sally" Compton, 91, of Elburn, passed away peacefully at her home Friday evening, Nov. 8, 2013, where she was lovingly cared for by her family.
As the new day dawned, Sally was greeted not only by the angels, but by her father, William, and husband, Dave, who passed within one day of each other (William on Nov. 9, and Dave on Nov. 7) many years apart. Shortly before midnight on the Nov. 8, the long-awaited reunion began and she was escorted into eternity with Dave on her left and her dad on her right.
She was born July 2, 1922, the daughter of William and Lee (Zimmermann) Bangs in Geneva.
Sally grew up in Geneva and attended Putney Boarding School in Putney, Vt. She graduated in 1942 from the School of Horticulture in Ambler, Penn. Sally returned to her roots in Geneva, where she worked at Little Traveler for many years and cared for her ailing mother. A combination of fate and cupid introduced her to a certain gentleman who possessed the other half of her soul.
Sally and David Compton were united in marriage on Aug. 16, 1952.
She is survived by three children, Mark (Patty) Compton of Oneida, Ill., Kit Compton of Batavia and Robin Urich of Elburn; five grandchildren, Krista (Greg) Peck, and their son Matthew James, of Cambridge, Ill., Kelly (Jason) Cheline of Kewanee, Ill., Craig Compton of Oneida, and Amber Urich and Rachel Urich, both of Elburn; many nieces, nephews, cousins and a loving community of friends whom she held so dear.
She is preceded in death by her parents, William and Lee Bangs; her husband, David Compton; one daughter, Becky Compton-Otto; a son, Timothy, in infancy; two brothers, Bill and Bobby Bangs; and one sister, Kay Mayer.
A memorial open house will be held Saturday, Nov. 30, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Conley Funeral Home, 116 W. Pierce St., Elburn. Following cremation, Sally will be laid to rest on the family farm.
In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established in Sally's name to benefit The Town and Country Public Library in Elburn, specifically the "Homebound to Seniors" program, as well as "PAWS With A Cause." Checks may be made to the "Sally Compton Memorial" and mailed in care of P.O. Box 66, Elburn, 60119. Tributes may also be forwarded to the same address or on the web at www.conleycare.com.
The family would like to thank Visiting Angels and their caring staff, especially Kristy Anderson, for their special comfort and care.


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There was a time when, just before or shortly after the major league all-star game, the Texas Rangers did their annual fade and thoughts turned to the Dallas Cowboys. Wow, how times have changed. Many of us can't get enough of the Rangers, and fewer fans could give a flip about the opening of the Cowboys' training camp.
The change shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone who follows pro sports in Texas. Nolan Ryan, Jon Daniels, Ron Washington and one of the best organized farm systems in baseball is one factor. The other, of course, is years of weak drafts and lofty expectations but pitiful results, and it all comes right to the door of the Cowboys' master helmsman—Jerry Jones.
What has it been now, 15-16 years without a glimpse of a strong playoff showing? Jerry, the General Manager, didn't win Super Bowls during his reign, Jimmy Johnson did. Barry Switzer simply had one handed to him because the wheels were still intact. Although Jones is one of the NFL's finest owners, he is arguably the league's worst general manager.
Consider what would happen if Jerry were a general manager only under different ownership. How long ago would he have been fired? How many NFL teams would bang on his door and offer him a GM job? What if he owned the Rangers? Would he go down on the field and tell Washington he needed to go easy on Josh and limit Yu's innings? How long would it take before the Rangers imploded?
Jerry is getting long in the tooth, and he knows it. He admits his time is running out, but what about the rest of us, JJ? What about those of us who are also aging? What about those of us who have been Cowboys fans since Eddie LeBaron was a miniature figure running around in the vast Cotton Bowl?
JJ has a warped sense of propriety. He owns the Dallas Cowboys, but huge investments of faithful hearts were there long before he came to town. Is he so selfish that he has deluded himself into thinking he is the only one aging and running out of time? One selfless move on his part to step down as GM is our only hope, but there is not even a glimmer of hope that this will ever happen. JJ is taking us to Davy Jones' Locker with him.
I'm not sure if it would matter now if he did step aside. The Texas Rangers are developing much like America's Team many years ago under Landry, Schramm and Murchison. This team is not only capturing the imagination of baseball fans in Texas, but it is obvious the Rangers are becoming a national favorite. Sometimes there are more Rangers' caps and shirts at opposing fields as there are for the home team.
Nothing any writer or broadcaster large or small can shake Jerry. The loss of a few thousand season ticket holders might briefly get his attention. We all have to rebel in our own way, if for no other reason than to stand in defiance on a small ground of principle.
When I packed to go on a recent cruise to Alaska I'd heard wearing college and professional brand caps and tee shirts was a popular thing to do. It showcased your state pride in front of a captive audience of thousands. I packed tee shirts from TCU, U of Texas, MSU and the Texas Rangers. I had a Cowboys shirt out on the bed. After long consideration, I pitched it back in the closet.
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BALTIMORE (AP) — The Toronto Blue Jays have hit a rough patch offensively, leaving their pitchers precious little margin for error.
Mark Buehrle struggled early against the Baltimore Orioles, and the Blue Jays never recovered in a 4-2 loss Thursday night.
Buehrle (10-3) yielded four runs and eight hits in 6 1-3 innings to lose his second straight start following a six-game winning streak. The left-hander allowed three runs or fewer in 12 of his previous 13 starts.
Toronto has lost three straight and five of six. The Blue Jays have scored only four runs in those four defeats.
"When we were winning, we'd give up two runs in the first inning and bounce right back, say, 'Who cares? We're going to score,'" Buehrle said. "But right now that's not happening. We have to do a better job throwing up a zero in the first few innings to give us a chance to score a run and build some confidence."
Baltimore needed just two at-bats to take a 2-0 lead. Nick Markakis led off with a single and the seldom-used Delmon Young sent a changeup into the seats in left field, his first home run since April 8, and only the fourth against Buehrle this season.
It was the eighth straight game in which Toronto allowed the opposition to score first.
"It seems like we've gone out as starting pitchers have given up runs in the first inning," Buehrle noted. "When your offense is struggling to score runs ... it kind of seems it's taking the wind right out of our sails."
Kevin Gausman (2-1) allowed five hits, walked three and struck out three over six innings in his second consecutive solid outing. The 2012 first-round draft pick stymied Oakland on June 7, after being recalled from Triple-A Norfolk and now appears to be a fixture in the starting rotation.
"He's done what it takes to be considered," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. "He's taking care of his end of it."
Gausman, 23, has given up only two runs in 13 innings during his latest stint with Baltimore.
"I feel good about what I've done. I feel comfortable right now," Gausman said. "Whatever happens is going to be for the club's best interest."
Zach Britton worked the ninth for his sixth save. The victory wasn't secured, however, until a replay review confirmed the final out on a double-play grounder.
After Young got Baltimore started in the first inning, Baltimore made it 3-0 in the third. Manny Machado led off with a double to end an 0-for-18 skid and Caleb Joseph delivered an RBI single.
Toronto got a run in the fifth when Juan Francisco doubled and came home on a single by Melky Cabrera. The double ended Baltimore's string of 23 innings without allowing an extra-base hit, and the run snapped the Orioles' streak of 19 consecutive scoreless innings.
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ILIGAN CITY, Philippines — Maria Donna Coyme, an investment "agent'' of the Aman Futures Group, has disclosed to the National Bureau of Investigation the bank accounts of the group where money collected by agents like her from investors were deposited.
She said the bank accounts were those of Manuel Amalilio and Fernando Luna, executives of Aman Futures that ran a Ponzi scheme that duped some 15,000 people of P12 billion.
Coyme, one of the 38 people on the Bureau of Immigration's lookout bulletin, appeared before the NBI District Office here on Friday and said that she would provide investigators with a copy of Aman Futures' daily transactions from Sept. 3 to Oct. 10.
She promised the NBI full cooperation in exchange for being accepted as a state witness.
Alex Cabornay, chief of the NBI-Iligan District Office, said Coyme had not surrendered as no warrant for her arrest had been issued by the courts.
In her statement, Coyme said she began as an investor in Aman last May, but later became one of the many "agents" of the firm tasked with managing and placing money into the group.
An agent was someone who managed funds from several people who pooled their money so they can comply with the minimum investment required by the group. The minimum investment, which was initially pegged at P1,000, later reached P200,000, according to reports.
Coyme, who initially thought Aman Futures was involved in foreign exchange trading, said she became convinced that the group was aboveboard after noticing that prominent people — lawyers, politicians and policemen — were putting money in Aman Futures.
Coyme also narrated the process by which money was "invested" in the accounts.
She said people wanting to place money in the group must first secure a note from Fernando or Nimfa Luna. The note served as a "gate pass" that allowed people to deposit the amounts in bank accounts identified by the Lunas.
The corresponding deposit slips were then brought to the Aman office which, in turn, would gave the investors corresponding receipts that indicated the amount of the capital, the total amount due, the interest rate and the due date or pay out of the "investment."
Coyme said some "agents" charged anywhere from P500 to P2,000 for the gate pass. For her part, Coyme narrated that she charged 2 percent from the money being invested to cover expenses for the transactions.
Coyme said she had personally hired personnel to attend to those investing in her group.
The bulk of investments came in the middle of July after Pagadian Mayor Samuel Co issued a temporary permit for Aman Futures to be able to operate, she said.
In an earlier interview, Co said the city government had canceled Aman's business permit because it had failed to present the required documents. He said a temporary permit was issued to Aman Futures to pay its investors and not to receive new investments.
Coyme said checks issued by Fernando and Nimfa Luna for pay-out or return on investments began bouncing last Sept. 3. To cover the initial bouncing checks, Coyme said the Lunas initially gave some investors partial cash payments with the promise of further payments in the future.
Beginning early September, Coyme said the amount of money coming in could no longer cover those it owed. It was then, Coyme said, that the Lunas began instructing their staff in the Aman office to tell investors that the group was having problems with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The SEC, according to the Lunas, had been delaying the issuance of a supposed "secondary license and a separate AMLA certification."
AMLA refers to the Anti Money-Laundering Act of 2001, which penalizes money laundering and looks into suspicious transactions involving a total amount in excess of P500,000 in one banking day.
The Lunas and Dhurwin Wenceslao, a trusted associate of the Lunas whom Coyme described as the person who knew the transactions and secrets of Aman, continued to receive checks and pay outs even after the checks for other investors started bouncing for lack of sufficient funds.
Coyme said Aman finally stopped paying out investors at 3 p.m. on Sept. 26, the day before the temporary permit issued by the Mayor's office expired.
Before their disappearance on the night of Sept. 26, the Luna couple instructed the Aman staff members to tell investors that payment would resume after the SEC issued the needed documents, to assure them that their money would be returned.
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Natural history of adenoids
Although present at birth, they are usually invisible until 3-6 months. They can grow until about age 6, then involute through adulthood. Enlargement is pathological when they encroach on the nasopharyngeal airway, and this usually does not occur until 1-2 years of age.
Clinical findings
- nasal congestion: adenoid facies
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- sleep-disordered breathing
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Radiographic features
The lateral neck x-ray is the main imaging study. The size of the adenoids is less of a consideration than the degree to which they encroach on the nasopharyngeal airway (Adenoids Grades):
- if no adenoidal tissue after 6 months, suspect immune deficiency
- if enlarged adenoids well after childhood, suspect lymphatic malignancy
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Man, thanks for the picture! That's very righteous of you. The number of wires and wiring colors look like there are a few differences from the pictures of the units on Ebay, though. The ones pictured on Ebay have six wires, while your diagram only shows five. The ones that I'm looking at have a plug with a green wire and an orange wire that isn't shown on the diagram you posted. Also, your picture shows a blue wire serving as the trigger wire, but the Ebay units don't seem to have a blue wire. What model is the diagram that you posted for, specifically? The wiring harness on mine has been cut up a bit so it's hard to tell what went where.
There's a guy who's parting out a similar quad on Ebay right now, so hopefully I can grab the CDI from him for cheap. I'm hesitant to put a Chinese CDI on anything. I really don't trust that stuff. Plus, I plan to use this 4-wheeler to ride up to a secluded cabin that I go visit from time to time and a breakdown while I was up there would be most inconvenient.
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2008 External
Wise, Victoria* and Gilmour, Robert* (2008) Contract management in government, Journal of the People's University of Bangladesh : half-yearly journal of Center for Multidisciplinary Studies, vol. 3, no. 1, pp. 14-28, The People's University of Bangladesh, Dhaka, Bangladesh [C1.1]
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Gilmour, Robert* and Wise, Victoria* (2007) Conflict management : the team New Zealand case, Journal of the International Academy for case studies, vol. 13, no. 3, pp. 57-63, Allied Academics, Cullowhee, North Carolina [C1.1]
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Gilmour, Robert* and Wise, Victoria* (2007) Government contract management, Proceedings of the International Academy for Case Studies, pp. 25-26, Allied Academies International Conference, Reno, Nev. [E3.1]
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Gilmour, Robert* and Wise, Victoria* (2005) The America's Cup defense : Team New Zealand, in Carland, Jo Ann and Carland, Jim (eds), Proceedings of the Allied Academies Internet Conference 2005, pp. 147-150, Allied Academies, Inc., Cullowhee, N.C. [E1.1]
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Higher Degree by Research Completions supervised by Robert Gilmour
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Sub-brand, label or core concepts: When it comes to sustainability, are automotive brands crafting the right strategies? Interbrand | Pg. 2 Sub-brand, label or core concepts: When it comes to sustainability, are automotive brands crafting the right strategies? by Michel Gabriel A number of exciting developments lie ahead for automotive brands now that they've more or less overcome the global economic crisis. Reduced-emissions engines are giving way to sustainable mobility concepts, proving that fun behind the wheel and environmentally-responsible driving are no longer a contradiction in terms. Low-priced, affordable cars are making inroads into traditional markets, while the demand for premium and luxury vehicles is on the rise with growing prosperity in China, Russia and India. Looking even farther ahead, companies like Volkswagen are addressing the hot topics of the entire industry in its "Vision 2028," with emission-free automobiles, cars to live in, networked mobility, accident-free traffic and custom-built vehicles. (See chart 1) While developments in the sector abound, undoubtedly the number one hot topic for the automotive industry in 2010 was sustainability. Virtually every major automotive brand focused on linking sustainability to their brand. However, while the sentiment was the same across the board, brand strategies differ across the sector. Offerings were still manageable not too long ago � with Toyota's Prius, BMW's EfficientDynamics and Volkswagen's Blue Motion � but these days, (at least from a consumer's point of view), a veritable jungle of labels, innovations and sub-brands have sprung up within the industry. Sustainability: from sub-brand to label to core brand In the high-volume segment, the focus is on making low-emission technologies available to a broad customer base at a reasonable price. This is why, in this market segment, many brands, such as Toyota with Hybrid Synergy Drive or Volkswagen with Blue Motion, are adding a "low-emissions" label. The strategies being used in the premium segment are somewhat more differentiated. Here too, some brands are labeling concepts underneath their core brand � for example, BMW with EfficientDynamics. At the same time, "Project i," the company's mobility concept based on the electric motor, is being introduced as an independent brand alongside or underneath BMW. Audi, on the other hand, is betting on a sports car with an electric engine, the "E-Tron." The special Audi model is intended to infuse the core brand with sportiness and an environmental cachet � without creating an additional low-emission label of its own. Chart 1: Market trends/prognosis: Rapid growth in electric vehicles The market for electric motor components will soon be valued at up to 50 billion euros per year. Total market value * in billions of euros (progressive scenario) 53.0 E-motor (including generators) Drive technology Battery Other electronics 7.8 13.1 24.6 3.7 6.4 4.0 0.6 1.1 1.9 0.4 2011 11.2 1.7 3.1 5.6 0.8 2014 13.1 29.7 1.4 2017 2.4 2020 * West Europe, USA, Japan, China Source: Fraunhofer IZFP/AQS, Saarbr�cken. Germany Jan (2010) Sub-brand, label or core concepts: When it comes to sustainability, are automotive brands crafting the right strategies? Interbrand | Pg. 3 Chart 2: Electric vehicles: Road map for market introduction Mercedes-Benz is pursuing both strategies. Blue Efficiency is a supplement to its core brand and "E-Cell" and "F-Cell" are innovative engine concepts within its range of models under the Mercedes-Benz brand. 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Once these insights are available, automotive brands have a number of possibilities open to them including expanding core values, evolving brand structure or reinterpreting existing brand values � any of which might be effective in creating the desired impact on the customer-experience chain. Moreover, it is always an option to introduce low-emission sub-brands to provide an image update to the core brand during a transition period and allow the sub-brand to disappear once it has fulfilled its purpose. In other words, there's no "right" way to ensure that your automotive brand is perceived as sustainable. Any decisions about sustainability that affect brand structure must be made-to-measure. Regardless of whether a strategy consists of a low-emission sub-brand or a model intended to infuse the core brand, the best strategies all have one trait in common: they impact the relevant brand drivers and positively influence the long-term value of the brand. 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A 40,000-year-old race of snake people resurface, and with help of Serpentor, Destro, Baroness, and Dr. Mindbender, plan to eliminate all of mankind and rebuild Cobrala. Humankind's very existence depends on G.I. Joe, but are they strong enough and smart enough to fight a warrior race with 40,000 years of experience?
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This writer is saying that because Obama's father was Muslim and Obama denounced the religion, he is considered an "apostate" in the eyes of Islam.
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CITY Union Bank (CUB) has reported a net profit of Rs 12.44 crore for the second quarter of the current year, 35 per cent higher than Rs 9.21 crore in the corresponding period of last year. This has been achieved despite the provisions doubling to Rs 11.9 crore, from Rs 6 crore.
Addressing a press conference here today, the CUB Chairman, Mr S. Balasubramanian, said the bank intended to add 16 more branches in the current year to its existing network of 125 branches.
Mr Balasubramanian said the bank today joined the National Financial Switch, through which its ATM cards can be used at 5,170 ATMs of 15 other banks across the country.
Mr N. Kamakodi, General Manager, said the higher provisioning meant the bank might not have to provide any more in the second half of the current year.
He said the bank's investment book of around Rs 1,000 crore was well insulated against interest rate increases. As much as 80 per cent of the investments are in the held-to-maturity category.
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Man Of Steel will released on Blu-ray, DVD and digital download in the UK on December 2.
The Blu-ray edition will include nearly four hours of special features, Warner Bros Home Entertainment has announced, including an insight into Henry Cavill's Man Of Steel training regime, a documentary exploring the characters of the Superman mythology, and various interviews with the film's cast and crew.
Since its release on June 14, Man Of Steel has grossed a shade under $650 million (£415 million) at cinemas worldwide. Alongside Cavill as Clark Kent aka Superman, the film boasts a stellar ensemble cast including Amy Adams as Lois Lane, Russell Crowe, Kevin Costner, Michael Shannon, Diane Lane and Laurence Fishburne.
Man Of Steel director Zack Snyder revealed at San Diego Comic-Con last month (July) that Batman will join Cavill's Superman in his forthcoming sequel - and dropped a heavy hint that the two won't see eye to eye. It's since been rumoured that Ryan Gosling and Josh Brolin are in the running to play Bruce Wayne aka Batman, while Christian Bale has reportedly been offered £40 million to reprise his role from The Dark Knight trilogy.
Snyder is expected to start shooting his Batman-assisted sequel to Man Of Steel early next year for a summer 2015 release.
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he is not getting 34 min...28 min is the max probably
Eric Gordon is active and will play tonight! Finally the day many of us have awaited is here! What is your expectation for him tonight?
I say 34 mins with 25 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds, 2 steals, 2 to's, and a Hornets win!
i predict 26 min...14 pts, 3 assists, 2 rebounds, 1 steal, 2 to's and a hornets win
25 minutes, 13 points, 4 assists, 1 rebound 4 of 10 from the floor, 1 of 3 from deep, 4-4 from the line
he's had a whole year to rest, i hope he logs good minutes but i doubt he does
my pick:
22 minutes, 15 points on 5/10 shooting, 2 rebounds and 4 dimes. 1 turnover
"The only thing Ryno stretches is the 0's on the stat sheet." - BallSoHard
lol what if he gets hurt again? i would die laughing.
he's gonna get big minutes because its whats expected of him, monte finna break him in 35min, 20 pts.
If he could play at 100% and maximize his talents for the next 4 years along with AD23 and our cap room I think the odds are that we'd be in at least one Western Conference Finals by the end of his contract.
Eric Gordon - top 5 shooting guard
Anthony Davis - top 5 power forward
Lopez / Smiht - top 12 center tandem
Ryan Anderson - top 5 sixth man/sniper
Lottery pick 2013
cap room 2013 offseason
Vasquez - top 3 backup PG in league
We've got the pieces to be amazing if everything goes well.
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Monty Said Gordon does have a time limit from the training staff and that's why he isn't starting. Jimmy Smith said about 25 minutes in his article.
I really don't care about his stats tonight. I'm praying for a game winning shot
79 points, 28 rebounds, 8 assists, 7 steals.
By the end of the first half.
18 points 5 rebounds 6 assist
"I don't know if people know I dislocated my pinkie finger. And [Tyreke] told me, 'You wanna go home or you wanna be here?' I want to be here. And he said, 'All right, then go tape it up and let's play. Let's go. We not stoppin' at no stores. Straight gas. That's what we do, just keep going.'"
But no, seriously. 19 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists. And in only about 30 minutes of play. He could top 25 points if he plays a full starter's minutes though.
He makes me Madd because we know he can play like this every night.
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play like that more often, New Orleans will fall in love with you FAST.
I hate myslef right now. I missed a magical game.............. And **** NBA for their retarded highlights
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Shutout win has Seattle on cusp of wrapping up NFC
RENTON, Wash. (AP)
For Pete Carroll, the season has played out the way he has wanted for the Seattle Seahawks.
Instead of potentially facing a month without a meaningful game, the Seahawks (12-2) will get their chance to wrap up the NFC West and home-field advantage in the postseason in Week 16 if they can beat Arizona.
The Seahawks get the chance to clinch everything on Sunday in front of their adoring fans facing the Cardinals and coming off one of the best defensive performances in Carroll's tenure with the Seahawks.
''This could be the best scenario that you have to stay in it and to keep battling,'' Carroll said on Monday. ''I'm more concerned about losing the edge that we've gained that has taken months and months and month to get here and then all of a sudden you kick into a mode where it could be different.''
Carroll was still raving Monday about Seattle's defensive performance in its 23-0 shutout of the New York Giants on Sunday.
Carroll was impressed with the Seahawks' coverage in the secondary that resulted in five interceptions and a defense that for the second time in three weeks held an opponent to fewer than 200 yards of total offense.
Shutouts are rare for the Seahawks. In nearly 600 regular season games, Seattle has blanked its opponents only 18 times. Seven of those have come on the road, and just five in the past 30 seasons.
''There was just no phase of any aspect of what we were doing that wasn't on it,'' Carroll said. ''The pressure was great, the run defense was there, the coverage was excellent, and the playmaking was there too.''
The 181 yards allowed by Seattle was a season best and among the top 20 marks in franchise history. The number could have been even lower if not for a couple of drives by the Giants in the fourth quarter, which had fewer than 100 yards of offense entering the final 15 minutes.
Seattle also intercepted Eli Manning five times, the eighth time in franchise history the Seahawks had five or more interceptions in a game.
The Giants challenged Seattle's cornerbacks Byron Maxwell and Richard Sherman deep on fade routes and both came up with interceptions. The Giants also tried to go underneath and found little open space.
Both Sherman and Maxwell finished with two interceptions and Carroll felt the coverage by his linebackers and secondary was among the best this season.
''All the guys contributed, the linebacker and everyone contributed,'' Carroll said. ''The fact that we stayed on top of the deep ball really well again and when they threw it, we were there to challenge the ball as well as played tight coverage underneath. So there was some really cool stuff.''
While the shutout got the attention, the improved play from Seattle's defense has been riding a month-long wave. None of Seattle's past five opponents have gained more than 350 total yards. Three of the five were held to fewer than 250.
Take away Frank Gore's 51-yard run in the final minutes at San Francisco and the Seahawks would have kept the 49ers to fewer than 300 yards as well.
The Seahawks are on the verge of a triple in regards to NFL defenses. Seattle will go into the final two weeks of the regular season leading the league in yards per game allowed (279.5), scoring defense (14.6) and are second in total takeaways two behind Kansas City.
And the play of that defense is why the Seahawks are on the cusp of making the NFC playoffs go through Seattle.
''Here we come this week and there's nothing new, which is a good thing. We're going to make the most of what we got,'' Carroll said. ''I would've wanted it as soon as we could've won it and dealt with that challenge, but right now I think we understand clearly what we're trying to get done here.''
Notes: Carroll said LB K.J. Wright, who had surgery last week on a fracture in his right foot, could be back running in 4 to 5 weeks, leaving open the possibility he could play again this season depending on how far Seattle advances in the postseason. ... The status of CB Brandon Browner (groin) and WR Percy Harvin (hip) is unknown for this week. Carroll hoped to have a better idea of their status on Wednesday.
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Berlusconi "auto-suspended' himself from the Federation of Knights before the meeting convened, reports the Hollywood Reporter.
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The State government is levying sales tax of 190 per cent on low-priced liquor as compared to 130 per cent on premium high-priced liquor brands.
Given the tax pattern submitted by the officials concerned, the government is collecting 190 per cent tax in addition to excise duty per proof litres on brands with basic prices fixed between Rs. 300 a case and Rs. 2,500 a case.
Tax from this slab declines gradually to 130 per cent on liquor priced over Rs. 5,000 a case.
The information was furnished to the Departmentally Related Standing Committee on Revenue.
After examining various aspects of the Excise Department, the panel observed that the present pattern of taxation on liquor was 'pro-rich'.
The government was imposing more tax on liquor priced lesser while the tax on high-priced liquor was less, the committee headed by G. Venkata Seshu said.
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A no-name offense no longer, the Harlan County Black Bears are showing they can still move the football even without having an established running back coming into the season.
Harlan County followed its 351-yard rushing effort in last week's loss to Bryan Station with an even more impressive effort against an outmanned Clay County on Friday. The Bears gained 350 yards on the ground and had a running clock by the second quarter on the way to a 51-14 victory.
Dylan Cornett and Jake Ball continued to provide an impressive 1-2 punch at tailback as Cornett ran 17 times for 129 yards and Ball added 80 yards on seven carries. Senior fullback Bobby Huff reached the end zone four times as he gained 72 yards on seven carries.
"Dylan and Jake did a good job, and of course you can count on Bobby Huff and Hunter Lewis," Harlan County coach Tom Larkey said.
Junior quarterback Jarett Ford also played well, completing three of three passes for 81 yards.
"I felt Jarett did a good job running the offense," Larkey said. "His ball handling was much better this game, and both Nikki Huffaker and Nick Cornett made nice catches."
The Bears scored on six of seven possessions in the first half to start a running clock late in the second quarter. HCHS was stopped only once and that was due to a fumble.
Cornett was the featured back on the opening drive, carrying it six of eight times in a 60-yard march culminating in his 4-yard touchdown run over the right side. Huff went in for the two-point conversion and an 8-0 lead with 8:04 left in the opening quarter.
James Kelly, a junior lineman, came up with the first of two onside kick recoveries to put the Bears in business again. Ford rolled out on a play-action pass and found Nikki Huffaker, the Bears' senior tight end, for a 36-yard scoring pass. Huffaker weaved his way around two Clay defenders on the play. Huff's conversion stretched the HCHS lead to 16-0 with 7:48 left in the first period.
Hunter Lewis and J.T. Cabbell, two senior linemen who dominated up front with their quickness, teamed up for a turnover as Lewis hit Clay quarterback Will Sexton and Cabbell came up with the ball.
Ford returned the favor when he fumbled. Clay's Nate Sizemore picked up the loose ball and returned it 81 yards for a touchdown. Sexton hit the extra point.
Harlan County wasted little time answering as Ball broke free on a trap play and raced 50 yards for a touchdown. Cornett added the two-point conversion for a 24-7 lead with 2:35 left in the opening quarter.
Another Kelly kick recovery put the Bears back in business. Cornett ran 24 yards and Huff went the final 3 for a TD with 1:39 left in the first quarter. Ford's two-point conversion made the score 32-7.
Ford went to the air on the opening drive of the second quarter, finding Huffaker for a 16-yard pass and Nick Cornet for 29 yards to the Clay 1. Huff went in from the 1.
Freshman Tyrese Simmons showed off his tremendous athletic ability with an 84-yard punt return. Simmons picked up a Cabbell block near the sideline on his way to a touchdown. Lewis' extra point pushed the Bears' lead to 45-7.
A 71-yard touchdown run by Sam Carr was the only big play for the Clay star, who was held to 69 yards overall on seven carries.
Cornett, Ball and Ford each picked up first downs on the Bears' final scoring drive, capped by Huff's 5-yard run in the final minute of the half.
Neither team scored in the second half with a running clock.
Clay County was limited to only 91 yards on the ground and 34 through the air.
"Hunter and J.T. did a great job. Hunter is awfully strong and quick and uses his body," Larkey said. "Those two guys did a great job on the defensive line. We still have a lot of inexperience at linebacker, so we need those guys to continue to play well as we get experience."
Harlan County (1-1) returns to action Friday at Belfry, the defending 3A state champion.
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HC - Cornett 4 run (Huff run)
HC - Huffaker 36 pass from Ford (Huff run)
CC - Sizemore 81 fumble return (Sexton kick)
HC - Ball 50 run (Cornett run)
HC - Huff 3 run (Ford run)
HC - Huff 1 run (kick failed)
HC - Simmons 84 punt return (Lewis kick)
CC - Carr 71 run (Sexton kick)
HC - Huff 5 run (kick blocked)
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RUSHING—Clay County, Carr 7-69, Byrd 4-27, Alevras 3-9, Runion 3-7, Sexton 6(-16). Harlan County, Cornett 17-129, Ball 7-80, Huff 7-72, Stapleton 8-35, Ford 2-13, Baird 1-9, Adams 2-6, Alred 1-4, Lewis 2-3, Branson 2-(-1).
PASSING—Clay County, Sexton 2-7-0-34. Harlan County, Ford 3-3-0-81.
RECEIVING—Clay County, Byrd 1-31, Sizemore 1-3. Harlan County, Huffaker 2-52, N. Cornett 1-29.


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Leander and his Czech partner Radek Stepanek got the better of Polish pair of Jerzy Janowicz and Lukasz Kubot 6-3, 6-4 in their second round match.
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New York-Fan favorite Ireland's John Duddy (15-0, 13 KO's) will be back in the Big Apple spotlight and looking to roll off his 16th consecutive win when the middleweight battles Shelby Pudwill (21-2-1, 9KO's) for the WBC Intercontinental Americas Middleweight Championship in the main event at "Shamrock Express."
The bout headlines an Irish Boxing extravaganza on Thursday night, March 16 at the Theater at Madison Square Garden, the night before St. Patrick's Day.
Also on the highly competitive "Shamrock Express" undercard is another Irish-born standout, light middleweight James Moore (3-0, 2 KO's), female fighter Maureen Shea (3-0, 2KO's) from the Bronx, Mark Wright and Manhattan's Peter "Kid Chocolate" Quillin (2-0, 2KO's).
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It was with great sadness I read the May 8 article regarding the shooting deaths of the three Chihuahuas.
As the owner of three long-coat Chihuahuas myself, I empathize with the owners of these dogs. Our dogs are our furry babies and want to spend every minute with us. Lapdogs they certainly are and the love they give is abundant.
I agree that anyone who could shoot innocent creatures is capable of other acts of violence.
The late Johnny Hammond, a Lancaster native, was recently honored at Wingate University.
The mezzanine at the Wingate University football stadium has been named in memory of Hammond.
I'm sure Bill Ardrey's April 29 letter to the editor, "Lancaster County needs sawmill," opened eyes to the numerous benefits that a state-of-the-art lumber planing mill would have for Lancaster County.
Not only would it put hundreds of local people to work with high-paying jobs, it would benefit the local forest industry (the No. 1 industry in South Carolina) by giving them a higher price for their timber, without having to travel long distances to sell their timber.
AYNOR – In a series where Andrew Jackson has battled back, the Lady Vols will have to do it one more time to capture a coveted Class AA state softball championship.
AJ will face Aynor for the Class AA state softball championship at South Florence High School tonight, May 22 at 6:30.
The real threat to America is not from some terrorists, it is from the truth. When truth is told, people die.
Liberals do not view Muslims as real people with real beliefs and culture. They are viewed as the loser victims in a game of power. These are the lies about Islam and Muslims the liberals accept.
Denmark Tech's women's basketball coach Javon Gilliard has high hopes for the Panthers' hardwood future and he's hoping his recent stop at Lancaster Hight School is going to make a hoops impact.
The Andrew Jackson High School golf team finished in a tie for third in the Class AA state tournament at the Charleston National Golf Club on Tuesday, May 19.
AJ tied with Ninety Six with each shooting a 653 for the tournament.
The White team captured the win in the annual Lancaster High School spring football game at Memorial Stadium on Wednesday, May 22.
The University of South Carolina Lancaster Lancers baseball team had a short run in the National Junior College Athletic Association Eastern District tournament at the Mitchell Sports Complex in Garden City, N.Y.
The Lancers, 32-19, dropped their first two games in the double-elimination field Friday, May 18.
The University of South Carolina Lancers continue on their road to earn a bid to the National Junior College World Series in Grand Junction, Colo., as they open play in the Eastern District baseball tournament today.
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