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Firework Restrictions
Fireworks Hotline
- To report illegal fireworks on July 3, 4, 5, call (505) 833-7335.
- To report illegal fireworks any other time of the year, call (505) 833-7390
Fireworks Patrols
Units from the Albuquerque Fire Department will be patrolling the streets of Albuquerque on July 3, 4, and 5, searching for and will be dispatched to reports of illegal fireworks.
Those who are caught WILL be cited and will have a mandatory court appearance.
If residents must buy fireworks, buy from local vendors to be assured what you buy is safe and legal for use within the City of Albuquerque. People that purchase illegal fireworks and import them to use in the city are placing their community at risk for a disaster.
"No fireworks of any kind are allowed to be discharged in the Bosque, Open Space areas or city parks." Albuquerque Fire Chief David Downey said. "We are asking the public once again help us keep our city safe by using legal fireworks in a safe manner."
Freedom Fourth
Freedom Fourth is an annual event which is held at Balloon Fiesta Park on July Fourth. The safest way to prevent fireworks-related injuries is to leave fireworks displays to trained professionals.
View more information about Freedom Fourth.
Illegal Fireworks
City of Albuquerque Ordinance prohibits the sale and use of all Aerial Fireworks and Ground Audible Devices within the city limits.
Aerial Devices
- Aerial Spinners
- Helicopters
- Mines
- Missile and stick type Rockets
- Roman Candles
Ground Audible Devices
- Chasers (bottle rockets)
- Firecrackers
Once ignited, aerial and ground audible devices take an unpredictable flight path and pose a significant fire hazard to structures and vegetation. They also possess a significant injury potential to the user and innocent bystanders. These devices are also disturbing to public peace.
Legal Fireworks
The following are allowed to be sold and discharged within the City:
- Ground and hand held sparkling devices
- Cone Fountains
- Crackling Devices
- Cylindrical Fountains
- Flitter Sparklers
- Ground Spinners
- Illuminating Torches
- Wheels
Use of Illegal Fireworks
- Using illegal fireworks is punishable with a citation and immediate confiscation of the illegal fireworks and places the community at risk for fires.
- It is a misdemeanor and a mandatory court appearance
- A fine up to $500 and/or 90 days in jail
- The improper use of permissible fireworks and/or the illegal use of aerial or ground audible devices can result in the user or supervising adult being found grossly negligent and financially responsible for damages.
The Safe Use of Fireworks
- Fireworks should not be used on "Red Flag Warning" days, as these days indicate extreme risk for fires. To keep current, go to www.weather.gov
- What and where to buy - Always buy fireworks from a local vendor to ensure what you purchase is safe and legal for use within the city limits.
- Fireworks should only be used on paved or barren areas - Away from homes, vegetation and combustible materials.
- Have a water source nearby to put out any unintended fires such as a charged garden hose or two 5 gallon buckets.
- Always have an adult present and never allow children to use fireworks to avoid injuries and improper use.
- Follow directions - Always read and follow directions carefully.
- Disposal - Dispose of used fireworks in a bucket of water. Make sure they are completely cool to the touch before throwing them in the garbage can.
- Do not attempt to make your own fireworks. Homemade can lead to dangerous and unpredictable explosions and result in severe injuries..
Warning Labels
By law all fireworks are required to have warning labels. A general rule of thumb as to whether fireworks are legal or illegal, examine the labels on each device:
- Illegal fireworks have a "WARNING" label.
- Legal fireworks have a "CAUTION" label.
Fireworks Risks
If you do not handle fireworks properly, the following injuries and damages may occur:
- In the U.S. in 2008, body parts most often injured are hands, eyes, and the head, face, and ear. (2,300 injuries), eyes (1,500 injuries), and the head, face, and ear (1,400 injuries).
- Fireworks can be associated with blindness, third degree burns, and permanent scarring.
- Fireworks can also cause life-threatening residential, motor vehicle, and wildland fires.
Be Safe
On behalf of the Mayor's Office and the Albuquerque Fire Department, have a fun and safe Independence Day.

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Winter Spare the Air Alert in Effect for Thursday, November 26, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25 /PRNewswire/ — The Bay Area Air Quality Management District is issuing the season's first Winter Spare the Air Alert for Thursday, November 26, 2009 which bans burning wood, manufactured firelogs or any other solid fuel, both indoors and outdoors.
"Cold, still weather will contribute to unhealthy air quality tomorrow," said Jack Broadbent, executive officer of the Air District. "We're asking Bay Area residents to respect the health of their neighbors and fellow community members this Thanksgiving, and not to burn wood in their fireplaces and woodstoves."
Air quality in the Bay Area is forecast to be unhealthy due to weather conditions that will trap the smoke in the air. During this Winter Spare the Air Alert, it is illegal for Bay Area residents and businesses to use their fireplaces, woodstoves and inserts, pellet stoves, outdoor fire pits, or any other wood-burning devices.
The public must check before they burn during the Winter Spare the Air season which runs from
November 1 through February 28. The daily burn status can be found:
- On the Air District Web sites: www.baaqmd.gov or www.sparetheair.org
- Via the toll-free hotline 1-877-4-NO-BURN (complaints can also be filed via the hotline)
- By signing up for AirAlerts at www.sparetheair.org or by signing up for phone alerts at 1-800-430-1515.
Wood smoke is a major source of wintertime air pollution in the Bay Area and contains harmful pollutants such as particulate matter and carbon monoxide, as well as toxins such as dioxin, which is linked to increased cancer rates in adults. In the winter, wood smoke from the 1.4 million fireplaces and wood stoves in the Bay Area contributes about one-third of the harmful particulate pollution in the air.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District (www.baaqmd.gov) is the regional agency chartered with protecting air quality in the Bay Area.
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result in lower level of cracking and ductile behavior, and may lead to a smaller probability of pathogen escape. It has also been stipulated that the NBAF Design Partnership would conform to the most current codes of practice in designing and constructing the facility.
The uSSRA anticipates that hardening the facility for tornadoes also improves the containment system's capacity to resist earthquakes and reduces the probable loss of containment caused by an earthquake. A performance-based multi-hazard analysis would allow complementary structural features to share load effects of different hazards. An integrated approach should have been used to appropriately account for hardened structural designs in assessing risk associated with multiple hazards (such as tornadoes and earthquakes).
A concern that arises with regard to the seismic analysis is the omission of the effect of vibrations on non-structural elements, including sensitive equipment necessary for filtering, ventilation, and control. To a large extent, this is a design issue and such lab appurtenances should be well secured and detuned from the main structure.
Assessment of Methods and Assumptions
The seismic risk analysis in the uSSRA fails to address fundamental issues in the selection of appropriate design spectral acceleration and the attendant performance of the containment system under design earthquake conditions. Therefore, the committee questions the estimated values of cumulative risk across events associated with seismic catastrophic events, and finds that the uSSRA overestimates the risk due to wind and seismic hazards.
Alexandersen, S., and A.I. Donaldson, 2002. Further studies to quantify the dose of natural aerosols of foot-and-mouth disease virus for pigs. Epidemiol Infect 128(2):313-323.
Alexandersen, S., Z. Zhang, S.M. Reid, G.H. Hutchings, and A.I. Donaldson. 2002. Quantities of infectious virus and viral RNA recovered from sheep and cattle experimentally infected with foot-and-mouth disease virus O UK 2001. J Gen Virol 83(8):1915-1923.
Alexandersen, S., Z. Zhang, A.I. Donaldson, and A.J. Garland. 2003. The pathogenesis and diagnosis of foot-and-mouth disease. J Comp Pathol 129(1):1-36.
Amass, S.F., J.M. Pacheco, J.L. Schneider, R.M. Alvarez, K.L. Clark, and D. Ragland. 2003. Procedures for preventing the transmission of foot-and-mouth disease virus to pigs and sheep by personnel in contact with infected pigs. Vet Rec 153(5):137-140.
Amass, S.F., P.W. Mason, J.M. Pacheco, C.A. Miller, A. Ramirez, K.L. Clark, B. Ragland, J.L. Schneider, and S.K. Kenyon. 2004. Procedures for preventing trasmission of foot-and-mouth diessase virus (O/TAW/97) by people. Vet Microbiol 103(3-4):143-149.
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Walls for Orphans and Vulnerable Children's Center
From Peace Corps Wiki
Info about the Walls for Orphans and Vulnerable Children's Center
This project will improve the sustainability of an Early Childhood Center by building permanent walls for its classrooms. The town's Anti-Aids Club serves 278 orphaned or very poor children at this Center in half-day sessions. There are six teachers, a coordinator and a night guard. A local school donated the land where the club built three classrooms, a small storage room, and a separate toilet facility.
The classrooms have concrete foundations and new tin roofs, but unfortunately the club only had enough funds to provide plastic walls. The plastic walls are not holding up, and have become torn and ragged. There is no sound barrier between the rooms, making every classroom very noisy. Given the noise level, learning is not optimal, and because the building is not up to community standards, children are stigmatized. Additionally, teachers are afraid to leave teaching materials in their classrooms at night, as they might be stolen. There is one small locked cabinet for teacher's materials and the rest is stored at the nearby school, and therefore not utilized as often as it should be.
The installation of real walls will allow the expenditure for a guard to be eliminated, allow teachers to leave their materials inside their classrooms, and provide children with the proper learning environment they deserve. This Center increases its students' chance of attending school when they reach the necessary age of eight years old. Without this program most children would not have the basic skills to succeed in the public schools.
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The Glendale location of the Arizona Pizza Company is the back-East chain's first foray into its namesake state.
It's basically an expansive sports bar, complete with servers dressed like referees and more than two dozen televisions tuned in to all kinds of sports events.
Unlike many sports bars whose stock-in-trade is fill-em-up food with no regard to style or quality, the menu is more than just hot wings and greasy burgers. The menu has a range of offerings including burgers, wraps, sandwiches, tacos and abundant fare of Italian cuisine including wood-fired pizzas, pastas, strombolis and calzones.
Food: The specialty pizza menu is heavy with white pizzas. But in the create-your-own pizza category, you can get almost any kind you want.
Artichoke and olive pizza ($12.07) has a thin, wood-crisped crust, topped with gooey cheese and just the right amount of black olives and flakes of artichoke. It's a very nice pie that satisfies a craving for artisan pizza that usually goes wanting in a sports bar. Other toppings include chopped tomatoes, onion, ricotta, jalapeños, anchovies, meatballs and broccoli.
Strombolis are sort of rolled-up pizzas: a pocket of pizza crust packed with goodies. The cheese steak stromboli ($9.99) oozes with mozzarella cheese, chunks of steak, green peppers and onions, all in that wood-fired crust for a two-handed eating experience. These things are so big they could last for a couple of meals. For an extra zap of flavor, dip your sandwich in the little pot of marinara that comes with it.
It's gilding the lily, but to each his own.
For pasta lovers, there's the Pasta Santa Fe ($11.99), a generous bed of fettuccine noodles bathed in a garlic butter sauce and studded with decent-sized shrimp and bits of tomato. This has a deep garlic flavor, and the shrimp are meaty and perfectly cooked. I'm not sure why this is named for Santa Fe, but it's a good choice by any name. It could be Pasta Cleveland for all I care.
The woman taking our phone order recommended Snickers Pie ($4.99) for dessert. This is a wedge of peanut butter, peanuts, chocolate and more chocolate confection. Pretty sweet and over the top for my taste, but it's probably a crowd pleaser and does live up to its name.
Drinks: In addition to beer in bottles and on tap, Arizona Pizza Company features a roster of "Cactus Coolers," including the Arizona Sun made with vodka, sloe gin, Southern Comfort, and orange and pineapple juices, and the Salt River Rita with Cuervo Gold tequila, triple sec and lime juice.
Service: One of the chain's marketing strategies is curbside service: Phone in your order, and they'll bring it to you in your car. We decided to put that claim to the test.
We tried at night and were told that business was too brisk to bring an order outside, but to try lunch the next day. The next day, the person taking the order said they'd try.
The parking lot reserves three spots for takeout service. When we phoned from the car that we were waiting, a cheerful server in a black and white-striped jersey sprinted out to the parking lot and delivered it with a smile.
Lowdown: Whether you're served in your car or inside the restaurant, Arizona Pizza Company is a cut above your average sports bar. You don't even have to like sports. The restaurant recently installed a new general manager and brought back a talented head chef who could begin producing daily specials such as homemade lasagna. Sounds like a touchdown every time.
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HILLSBORO, Ore. -- A former Sherwood High School teacher was sentenced to a month in jail Monday for the sexual abuse of one of her former students.
Denise Keesee, 38, a special education math teacher, was convicted of two of six counts of second-degree sex abuse in a Washington County courtroom Monday.
The offenses dated back to 2006. Keesee, then a special education and math teacher, was accused of having sex with two boys at her home and the homes of the boys during school hours. She was married to the school's Sherwood police liaison officer at the time.
More: Former teacher, cop embroiled in sex abuse case
A $5.1 million lawsuit was filed against Keesee in June by a man who was a 16-year-old special ed student at the time. The suit claimed Keesee groomed the boy and then sexually abused him after he was placed in her class due to learning disabilities. The suit also alleged that Keesee s husband threatened the boy with a gun after learning about the sexual relationship.
Keesee pleaded guilty to two counts of sex abuse against one boy in February and the other four charges were dismissed.
Keesee was sentenced to 30 days in the Washington County Community Correction Center and five years of probation. Keesee must also surrender her teaching license and register as a sex offender.
Keesee resigned her teaching position in May 2013. She has been on leave since the allegations first surfaced in November of 2012. Her husband was cleared of any criminal charges but has been on administrative leave from the Sherwood Police Department since June of 2013 while the police conducts an internal investigation.


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of Auckland at 11.25am yesterday.
The home-built aerobatic bi-plane, carrying only the
53-year-old male pilot from Mt Wellington, was heading in a
north-easterly direction when it disappeared from radar,
shortly after take-off.
No distress beacon was activated but the Rescue Coordination
Centre New Zealand (RCCNZ) launched a search, after a friend
of the pilot reported concern for his safety.
Reported sightings by members of the public indicate the
aircraft may have continued flying in a north-easterly
The Westpac Trust helicopter from Auckland is searching the
northern end of Coromandel Peninsula coastline, and the
Tauranga rescue helicopter is conducting a coastal search
from Waihi to Whitianga. An RNZAF P3 Orion is searching up to
200km off the coast, to the north east of Great Barrier
RCCNZ Search and Rescue mission controller Neville Blakemore
said a number of sighting reports from the public were
continuing to be received and analysed.
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operation," he said. "This is quite a distinctive blue and
white aircraft and we are still interested in hearing from
people who may have seen it yesterday."
With the fuel on board when the aircraft left Ardmore, it
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Instead Of Breather, U.S. Contemplates Scenarios To Advance At World Cup
With its heartbreaking draw against Portugal on Sunday, the U.S. created a World Cup math puzzle for fans back in America.
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You win some and you lose some, but these losses hurt and they hurt bad. And let's be honest, Sunday's match against Portugal felt like a defeat …
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The World Cup is still in motion and a lot of crazy things are happening in Brazil. Here are five things that you may have missed during the World Cup this past week.
Portugal Ties U.S. On Late Varela Goal
Varela's goal on a diving header off Cristiano Ronaldo's cross on the game's last play gave Portugal a 2-2 tie Sunday on an exhausting night in the rainforest capital.
Messi Goal Lifts Argentina To 1-0 Win Over Iran
Lionel Messi scored a superb goal in stoppage time to give Argentina a 1-0 victory over Iran on Saturday and secure his team's place in the second round of the World Cup.
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Ohio State
Penn State
Big Ten Fearless Predictions
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Sept. 29
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Oct. 20 | Oct.
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Nov. 3 | Nov.
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Nov. 17
How are the picks so far? SU: 19-3 ... ATS:
Big Ten Fearless Predictions, Week Three, Part 2
Big Ten Game of
the Week
at Michigan
Why to Watch: While
everyone loves the big game, and
Michigan and Notre Dame have played some
classics over the years with some of the
most important showdowns in college
football history, this year's matchup
might be the most interesting yet. In
the same way you don't want to watch the
car crash, but can't seem to turn away,
this game has now become a battle to see
which all-time great program has fallen
the furthest, and which coaching staff
is on the hotter seat. These two
haven't just lost their first two games
of the season, they've done it with
flair, and now it's desperation time.
That means this game won't just have the
pressure of being NOTRE DAME VS.
MICHIGAN, it'll be about survival, and
trying to jump-start a season. It's
still early, and there's still plenty of
time for each team to turn things
around, but for the loser, its season
will have the potential to go from
disastrous to a whole other level of
bad. Notre Dame has to face six likely
bowl-bound teams in a row after the trip
to Ann Arbor, and Michigan has to deal
with a strong Penn State next week in
the Big Ten opener.
Why Notre Dame Might Win: The
general sense seems to be that Notre
Dame had to play two elite level teams
in Georgia Tech and Penn State, who are
each likely to be in the top ten at some
point, while there was no honor in
Michigan's loss to Appalachian State. Oregon,
while good, isn't seen as strong as the
two opponents the Irish have faced, so
while things might have been ugly so
far, there's a chance the Yellow Jackets
and Nittany Lions will do that do just
about everyone. If the Irish offense
ever wanted a jump start, this would be
the time against a Michigan secondary
that's been a step slow and way out of
position time and again in
the first two games. As long as Jimmy
Clausen gets time to throw, he should be
able to fire away at will against the
nation's second worst pass efficiency
defense. Fortunately for Michigan ...
Why Michigan Might Win: ... the
Irish offensive line hasn't been
remotely close to stopping a pass rush
so far, and that's led to the
quarterbacks being wildly inefficient.
Notre Dame has allowed a whopping 15
sacks in two games, and while the
Wolverine defense has been miserable,
there's been a little bit of a pass
rush. Michigan simply isn't playing up to its
talent level, but it actually has the
horses in place to turn the production
up a few notches and start winning,
while Notre Dame just plain stinks right
now. Keeping it basic, which is what the
Wolverines need to do right now, they should
be able to pound the ball as much as
they want to against an Irish line
that's totally incapable of shedding
blocks. The Wolverine offensive line
should dominate from the star.
Who to Watch: The future is now
for the two storied programs as true
freshman quarterbacks Jimmy Clausen and
Ryan Mallett square off in what many
talent scouts think could be the first
of many showdowns that'll span the
course of long NFL careers. Thrown to
the wolves last week, Clausen wasn't
horrible, considering the Nittany Lion defense and
revved up crowd. He
completed 17 of 32 passes for 144 yards
with an interception, and while those
numbers aren't going to get him into any
hall of fame, they're better than they
appear to be considering he rarely got
time to throw and didn't have any
running game to help the cause. For Mallett, a
huge 6-6, 250-pound bomber, all he has
to do is hand off to Mike Hart, not
throw interceptions, and occasionally
air it out to loosen things up. With
Chad Henne out for at least three weeks
with a knee injury, Mallett will have
time to make the job his, just like
Henne was able to do as a freshman. If
Michigan wins, and if Mallett plays
reasonably well, he could be seen as the
spark who kicked off a new season.
What Will Happen: Mallett has
Mike Hart, Mario Manningham, Adrian
Arrington, and Jake Long to help ease
him into the job. Clausen has ...
Armando Allen? David Grimes? Actually,
Allen and Grimes are dangerous
speedsters who have the potential to rip
apart the Michigan defense, but there is
a big production gap between the
Michigan skill players and Notre Dame's.
Michigan had problems with mobile
quarterbacks over the last two weeks, so
look for Demetrius Jones to see time
here and there. It won't matter. This is
the week Michigan gets back on track in
an ugly game for both teams.
CFN Prediction:
31 ... Notre Dame 17
... Line: Michigan -8.5
Must See Rating: (5 Britney at
the VMAs - 1 Big Shots)
... 4
Saturday, Sept. 15
(1-1) at Penn State
12:00 PM Big Ten Network
Why to Watch: With
Michigan tanking, Ohio State
looking average on offense, and
Wisconsin having problems
against UNLV, the Nittany Lions
are quickly looking like the bad
boys in the Big Ten. Of course,
it's easy to look strong against
Florida International and Notre
Dame, but considering the
problems that top teams are
having all across the country,
Penn State fans won't complain.
Buffalo is coming off an
impressive 42-7 win performance
against Temple, which might turn
out to be the stepping-stone the
program needs for the rest of
the MAC season. Head coach
Turner Gill doesn't quite have
the same team he led when he
last visited Happy Valley as
quarterback of a great 1982
Nebraska squad, but his UB team
plays tough and won't quit even
if the Nittany Lions get up
Why Buffalo Might Win: Sandwich
game. Penn State is coming off
the emotionally charged White
Out game against Notre Dame, and
has Michigan coming up.
Considering the way the the
Wolverines have struggled, you
can't blame the Nittany Lions
for thinking about starting out
hot. Buffalo plays a little bit
of defense with a decent
defensive front, so if Penn
State isn't fired up early on,
it could have problems running
the ball and will have a few
problems protecting QB Anthony
Morelli. UB gets into the
backfield, and the offense
doesn't make a lot of mistakes.
Why Penn State Might Win: Despite
the explosion against Temple
last week, Buffalo doesn't have
the offense to keep up the pace
if Penn State gets out to an
early lead, and it certainly
doesn't have the secondary to
keep the PSU receiving corps in
check. This is the same Buffalo
pass defense that made the
Rutgers passing game look like
Hawaii. As long as Morelli gets
a little time, he should be able
to throw the deep ball at will.
Who to Watch: Buffalo will never
be a big-time offensive
juggernaut this year, but it
could be consistent as long as
it realizes its limitations and
doesn't have to push too much.
There won't be much of a deep
passing game, but junior QB Drew
Willy can be strong on short to
midrange passes. A veteran in
the system, he had one of his
finest days last week with a 20
of 22, 190-yard, two touchdown
day, with an interception,
against Temple. He can't panic
against the active PSU
linebacking corps, and he has to
keep the chains moving.
What Will Happen: Penn State will
wake up by the second quarter
and put it away on two big
drives, but this will be a
performance before getting to
CFN Prediction: Penn State 37 ...
... Line: Penn State -34
Must See Rating: (5 Britney at
the VMAs - 1 Big Shots)
... 1.5
Central Michigan
(1-1) at Purdue
Why to Watch: In
a meeting of the We Hung 52 On
Toledo club, these two should
put on a fun offensive show that
could turn into the most
exciting Big Ten game of the
week. Purdue has scored 52
points in each of its first two
games, blowing out Toledo and
Eastern Illinois, and with Notre
Dame and Minnesota ahead, it has
a chance for a huge start with a
win this week. The nation's 13th
ranked offense has all the parts
working and needs to prove it
can keep the momentum going
against a top MAC team that's
looking to bounce all the way
back from a season opening 52-7
bombing against Kansas. New head
coach Butch Jones might have had
problems in his debut, but the
Chippewas got the win they
needed against Toledo to open
the MAC season, and now want to
make a national statement, while
throwing more of a scare into
the rest of the MAC.
Why Central Michigan Might Win: Purdue's
defense has been tremendous so
far, but CMU could have the
offensive balance to dictate the
tempo as long as it doesn't make
a slew of mistakes and as long
as the running game is
established early on. Toledo was
able to run the ball a bit on
the Boilermakers, but had to
abandon ship once the defense
started to struggle and once the
quarterbacks had to press to try
to keep up the pace. As long as
Purdue doesn't jump out to a big
lead, CMU should be able to
control things if Ontario Sneed
runs like he did last week,
running for 168 yards and three
touchdowns against Toledo. QB
Dan LeFevour isn't going to
panic on third downs and should
be able to keep the chains
moving. While the ball-control
offense should work in theory
Why Purdue Might Win: ... it all
might go out the window if the
CMU secondary struggles like it
did in the first two games. This
might be a veteran, talented
Chippewa secondary, but it
hasn't even been close over the
first two weeks with the Kansas
quarterbacks combining to
complete 26 of 35 passes for 308
yards and five touchdowns and no
interceptions, and Toledo
completing 26 of 42 passes for
381 yards and three touchdowns
with no interceptions. Drooling
all over the floor during film
study is ...
Who to Watch: ... Purdue QB
Curtis Painter, who's putting up
huge numbers for the second
straight year. Helped by a
tremendous receiving corps and a
good enough running game to take
the pressure off, the junior has
been phenomenal over the first
two weeks with ten touchdown
passes and no interceptions. To
beat CMU, Painter doesn't have
to force things and he won't
have to do everything by
himself. As long as he makes
quick decisions and reads the
right matchups early on, CMU
won't have enough in the
secondary to adequately cover
all the weapons.
What Will Happen: The Kansas win
over Central Michigan might
foreshadow what Purdue can do.
The Boilermakers have the same
offensive balance, only with
better personnel. No, the
Chippewas aren't going to get
annihilated like they were in
Lawrence, but they won't be able
to stop Painter and the passing
attack. Purdue will try to
establish the running game
first, and then will realize how
easy it'll be to throw.
CFN Prediction:
Purdue 45 ...
Michigan 30
... Line: Purdue -19
Must See Rating: (5 Britney at
the VMAs - 1 Big Shots)
... 2.5
The Citadel
at Wisconsin
12:00 Big Ten Network
Why to Watch: O.K.
Wisconsin, it's time to start
looking like that top five team
you're supposed to be. The
Badgers struggled, way, way too
much with UNLV, needing a big
late drive and a diving Tyler
Donovan touchdown run to finally
get the lead and put the game
away. With Iowa coming up next
week, the Badgers need to start
jelling right now, but they
might have a tougher task than
expected against a Citadel team
that won its first two games by
a combined score of 111 to 14.
No, the Bulldogs won't win, but
they might be pesky for at least
a half.
Why Citadel Might Win: Badger
fans freaked out by what they
saw against UNLV last week might
see a mirror image this week as
The Citadel bring the same kind
of spread offense, but with the
ability to throw deeper. The
offense is second in the FCS in
scoring and first in scoring
defense. This is an active
defense with the quickness to
bother the Badgers just like
UNLV did. However ...
Why Wisconsin Might Win: ... the
Bulldog wins came against
Charleston Southern and Webber.
Charleston Southern and Webber.
The defensive line is good at an
FCS level, but it has no prayer
of holding up for a full sixty
minutes. Yeah, the Citadel
offense might be the same sort
of spread UNLV runs, but lost in
the near-upset was how the Rebel
offense didn't exactly work
against the Badgers. Wisconsin
has way too much speed at
linebacker for the Bulldogs to
be consistently effective.
Who to Watch: Games against teams
like The Citadel are for tuning
up and getting ready for the
bigger games ahead, and
Wisconsin needs the work. With
starting receiver Paul Hubbard
out for several weeks with a
knee injury, the time is now for
junior Marcus Randle El to live
up to his potential, and Kyle
Jefferson, a tall, speedy talent
with all the tools to become a
star, to breakout. The Badgers
need to unearth a new deep
threat in a hurry, or Luke Swan
and Travis Beckum will be
swarmed over by defense for the
next month.
What Will Happen: After a
lifeless performance against
UNLV, the Badgers will be
energized at home and will make
this a laugher after three
CFN Prediction:
Wisconsin 52 ... The Citadel 7
... Line: No Line
Must See Rating: (5 Britney at
the VMAs - 1 Big Shots)
... 1
(1-1) at Syracuse (0-2)
Why to watch:
When schedules were released,
both programs circled this date
as a winnable game. It had
better be, or the heat on
Illinois' Ron Zook and
Syracuse's Greg Robinson will
become unbearable before they
dive into their respective
conference seasons. Has the
Orange reached rock bottom with
losses to Washington and Iowa by
a combined score of 77-12, or
are there more levels of
despair? It could find out this
week against a program that's
been just as futile over the
last two years, but has the
young talent to be excited about
the future. The Illini
rebounded from an emotional
opening day loss to Missouri by
escaping with a
tougher-than-expected win over
Western Illinois. If it has any
hopes of ending a six-year
post-season drought, beating a
stumbling Syracuse team is a
must. If Syracuse has any hopes
of keeping Robinson as a head
coach, coming up with a win is a
Why Illinois might win:
The Illini defense and the
Orange offense are heading in
opposite directions. Coming off
its first shutout in seven
years, Illinois is gaining
confidence and looking for ways
to increase the roles of
blue-chip freshmen, such as LB
Martez Wilson and DT Josh
Brent. Syracuse, on the other
hand, has scored only one
meaningless touchdown in two
games, and was held to just five
first downs at Iowa last
weekend. Only Notre Dame has
permitted more sacks than the
Orange, which explains why QB
Andrew Robinson is struggling so
hard to move the chains. SU
can't stop running quarterbacks,
and there are few better
scramblers right now than Juice
Why Syracuse might win:
Precocious teams like Illinois
can be exciting, but also chock
full of mistakes and sloppy
play. Through two games, the
Illini have already made 14
penalties and seven turnovers,
which bodes well for an Orange D
that's typically been
opportunistic under Robinson.
The key for Syracuse will be for
DE Jameel McClain and NT Arthur
Jones to create pressure,
forcing the erratic Williams
into momentum-changing errors.
Ron Zook is still on the
sidelines on the other side. For
the first time in a long time,
Robinson might not be outcoached.
Who to watch: There are
tackling machines, and then
there's Illinois LB J Leman, a
tackling factory. The senior,
who led the Big Ten with 152
stops in 2006, already has 31
stops this year, and should
feast on a Syracuse offense that
makes precious few plays beyond
the second level of defense.
His play means SU will have to
bomb away, and that means the
Illini D line should be able to
tee off against a lousy Orange O
What will happen: The
Illini will pounce on the
opportunity to nudge above .500,
using its athleticism and young
legs to kick the Orange while
it's down. While Rashard
Mendenhall will lead the way on
the ground, true freshman
Arrelious Benn will do something
to show why he was the top-rated
prep receiver last year.
CFN Prediction:
Illinois 27 ...
... Line: Illinois -11
Must See Rating: (5 Britney at
the VMAs - 1 Big Shots)
... 2
(1-1) at Indiana (2-0)
12:00 PM Big Ten Network
Why to Watch: Is
Indiana really one of the Big
Ten's hottest teams? Really? The
Hoosiers came up with the
expected blowout of Indiana
State to start the season, and
then it kept the offensive
momentum rolling against Western
Michigan. How can you tell IU is
better than previous years? It
brought its C game to last
week's date in Kalamazoo, and
still won 37-27. Akron
desperately needs something to
jumpstart its season after
struggling to beat Army and
doing nothing offensively in a
20-2 loss to Ohio State. This
will be a key game to see if
Indiana really is worthy of
paying attention to over the
next several weeks, or if it's
just a typical Hoosier team
that'll be a flaming Big Ten
also ran, while it'll also be an
important game to see if Akron
will have any signs of life in
the MAC race.
Why Akron Might Win: The
defense hasn't been bad and
should be able to keep the
Hoosiers from getting out to any
sort of a big lead. On the other
side, Indiana's supposed
strength coming into the season
was the secondary, and it still
might turn out to be, especially
at corner, but the pass defense
has struggled so far and got
bombed on by Western Michigan.
Granted, it was in comeback
mode, but WMU still had few
problems as Tim Hiller threw for
343 yards and three touchdowns.
If Akron's offense was ever
going to bust out, this would be
the week. The Zip receiving
corps is good enough to do some
damage if ...
Why Indiana Might Win: ...
someone can get them the ball.
Akron's offense did absolutely
nothing against Ohio State, with
just 66 passing yards and three
first downs. No, Indiana's
defense isn't Ohio State's, but
it's better than an Army D that
kept the Zips in check. The
quarterback play hasn't just
been mediocre; it's been awful
with no consistency and no big
plays. If IU can get up by
double digits and force Akron to
throw, this could get ugly.
Who to Watch: Indiana's bread
will be buttered by the passing
game, but to beat Illinois and
Iowa in the first few weeks of
the Big Ten season, it needs to
find some offensive balance with
a running attack coming from
someone other than QB Kellen
Lewis. Marcus Thigpen started to
add a little bit of a punch with
an 81-yard performance against
Western Michigan, but it was on
22 carries. In a perfect world,
IU gets up early and then gets
the running game a little more
work. If Thigpen struggles, then
it'll be time to be concern.
What Will Happen: The Akron
offense will finally have a few
good moments, but not enough of
them. IU's offense will be
tested for the first time all
year and will need the fourth
quarter to finally pull away and
be comfortable.
CFN Prediction:
Indiana 26 ...
... Line: Indiana -12.5
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yep, the data are not all in, but Billings will be telling. Too bad we don't get the Billings data BEFORE we draft in the first round next month.
yep, the data are not all in, but Billings will be telling. Too bad we don't get the Billings data BEFORE we draft in the first round next month.
let me get this straight. he is 19 years old. he is less than a year removed from high school. and some people think he is a bust? give the guy a break.
honestly, there are a lot of 'fans' on this board who are 100% negative 100% of the time.
Okay, now it's going to be the cry "We could have had Porcello instead of Devin" for endless months and years ad nauseum. We're still in the throes of all the thrashing about "we could have had Lincecum over Stubbs"
2005 Jay Bruce. We could have had Jacob Ellsbury? Did we win this one?
2004 Homer Bailey. We could have had Wade Townsend or Philip Hughes. Another maybe we won but then agin maybe we didn't
2003 Ryan Wagner. We could have had Chad Billingsley.
2002 Chris Gruler. We could have had Prince Fielder or Scott Kazmir
2001 Jeremy Sowers who we didn't even sign. We could have had Bobby Crosby
2000 David Espinosa We could have had Adam Wainwright
1999 Ty Howington We could have had Jason Jennings
1998 Austin Kearns but we could have had Brad Lidge and still had Adam Dunn 2nd rd
1997 Brandon Larson We could have had Lance Berkman
1996 John Oliver We could have had Jimmy Rollins
The same kind of futile exercise can be done for every team in baseball every year. And every year there are plenty of fans who make the right pick and cuss their team's inability to see the future. Some years like the Sowers pick, are just inexcusable punts but most of the time its a crapshoot. For all the Lincecum fever and angst there were lots of people who thought he was an arm blowout waiting to happen, for others it was his size. After Howington and Gruler, and the string of years with pitchers blowing out like Gardner, Pauly and Basham, I think the Reds were shy of pitchers with mechanical issues. There is also the fact that there were plenty of "sure thing" picks that fans and scouts wanted that didn't work out - just look at how many picks before the Reds picked that haven't panned out. The idea that a draft was unsuccessful before a player either hangs it up or makes his mark in the Show is premature. The calls about Stubbs, and Mesaraco, won't be proven "bad" until either one quits or makes it. The fact there were better or faster-to-the-bigs players taken after them is an indictment you can make for almost every team, almost every year. Take drafts as a body of work from round one to the end. The Reds seem to have drafted strongly for the last 3 or 4 years put that way. It shows in the depth. Whether all those guys make it is still to be seen.
I haven't seen him play, but have tracked his small sample size stats. I saw all the info about his abilities when he was drafted, but i don't trust scouts all the time. They tend to have a pack mentality.
Has anybody seen him play in person or tv? Would like to hear what folks think after seeing him in person.
Does he look like a catcher? Or is he just an athelete behind home plate?
What are his natural abilities (the reason he got drafted)? Does he have a quick bat? Good foot work? A strong arm?
as i said there are people who are picking on this kid due to the fact that he is off to a slow start to his big league career. they point out someone who we could have drafted instead. wow, that is hard. considering guys like Pujols and Piazza were 40th round draft picks then every GM in baseball is a dolt.
these are the same guys who focus on the negative aspects of the Reds all the time. if we were 40-1 they would find fault. what exactly is the point?
And on and on and on. It isn't so much as who the Reds should have taken as it is who thay did take, and the thought process behind the pick.
Sad thing is, the regime keeps changing, but the same dumb things keep happening. What I find hysterical is the 2 best 1st rd picks the Reds have had since 1998 came under DanO's watch.
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2. You don't draft based on need, you draft the best pick available.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's top men's singles and doubles shuttlers Lee Chong Wei and Koo Kien Keat-Tan Boon Heong marched into the semi-finals of the Korean Open in Seoul but it was the season's first withdrawal involving two women's doubles pairs from China that raised the eyebrows.
Defending champion Chong Wei made it all seem so easy with a straight forward 21-15, 21-17 win over Hu Yun of Hong Kong in 31 minutes.
It could have finished earlier if not for the unforced errors by Chong Wei, who will take on another Hong Kong shuttler – Wong Wing Ki – today.
Wing Ki prevented an all-Malaysian semi-final when he beat Chong Wei Feng 21-5, 17-21, 21-15 in 53 minutes.
The other men's singles semi-final will be between China's Du Pengyu and Indonesia's Sony Dwi Kuncoro.
National singles coach Tey Seu Bock is predicting a Chong Wei-Pengyu final.
At their last meeting, Pengyu defeated Chong Wei in the BWF's World Super Series Finals before the Malaysian withdrew with a thigh injury.
"Chong Wei's opponent today (Hu Yun) was not strong and he took a more relaxed approach. It should be another good day for Chong Wei tomorrow and it could be a rematch against Pengyu after all," said Seu Bock.
In the men's doubles, Kien Keat-Boon Heong will face their first real test against the more stable Ko Sung-hyun-Lee Yong-dae of South Korea today.
Second seeds Kien Keat-Boon Heong defeated Liu Xiaolong-Qiu Zihan of China 21-12, 21-19 while the Koreans demolished Malaysian back-up pair Lim Khim Wah-Goh V Shem 21-16, 21-10.
National doubles coach Tan Kim Her said Kien Keat-Boon Heong would have to adopt the right tactics if they hope to overcome Sung-hyun-Yong-dae.
"The Koreans are physically stronger. The shuttle is slow here and I reckon they would go for a more defensive game," said Kim Her.
"Our guys will have to play a more solid game and mix it up with a faster pace to break their rhythm."
Meanwhile, China created a buzz for the second consecutive day when Cheng Shu-Zhao Yunlei conceded a walkover to Wang Xiaoli-Yu Yang in the second round of the women's doubles.
Xiaoli-Yu Yang are making a comeback after being one of the four pairs banned from the London Olympic Games over match-fixing allegations.
On the opening day, China caused a stir when Chen Long (men's singles), Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng (men's doubles) and Wang Yihan and Li Xuerui (women's singles) retired half way through their first round matches, citing injuries.
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December will be a busy month for many of us, but I hope that you will still have time to participate in the Hertitage Challenge! Pamela (Digitreats has made us a beautiful set of QP's as a posting bonus. I've put the preview below.
There is a section in our forum for suggestions. Recently Nani left one to use the flip side of a photo that might have handwriting on it. Since not everyone will have an old photo with writing on it, let's include any item with an ancestor's handwriting on it. It doesn't have to be a lot of writing, perhaps just a "Love, Aunt Mary", etc. I can't wait to see the great LO's you all come up with for this challenge.
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Nigerian Football Federation says it hasn't banned lesbians from professional football 1
3:05 PM — The Nigerian Football Federation says lesbians have not been banned from playing in the West African country following recent reports.
London: Anti-gay marriage protest to take place in Trafalgar Square by French activists 84
12:56 PM — Organisers behind several anti-equal marriage rallies in France plan to stage a protest against the same-sex marriage bill for England and Wales on Sunday 24 March in Trafalgar Square.
Scottish Catholic Church says it hasn't supported people 'who are struggling with same-sex attraction' 68
11:19 AM — The Catholic Church in Scotland has failed to provide "compassionate and pastoral" support on issues of sexuality, a chief spokesman has admitted in language that still promotes a negative idea of being gay.
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London: Anti-gay marriage public meeting at Tooting Mosque in response to Muslim MPs support for equal marriage 310
7:09 PM — A public meeting against equal marriage is taking place this evening at Tooting Islamic Centre in south London - the organisers say it's in response to the majority of Muslim MPs decision to support the same-sex marriage bill.
Oregon: Principal claims he's losing his job for being gay 5
6:07 PM — A gay principal in the US state of Oregon says he's losing his job at a school due to his sexuality.
FBI investigates gay and racist hate incidents at Ohio's Oberlin College
4:06 PM — The FBI has launched an investigation following a series of homophobic, racist and anti-Semitic incidents at an American university historically known for its tolerance.
Zimbabwean PM Morgan Tsvangirai accused of 'hate speech' by gay rights group 11
3:15 PM — Zimbabwean PM Morgan Tsvangirai has been criticised for denouncing homosexuality and reportedly saying marriage "should be between a man and a woman."
Poll: Support for same-sex marriage among US Catholics rises to 54% 8
1:50 PM — A new poll shows support for same-sex marriage among US Catholics continues to rise.
US State Department launches new online LGBT travel guide 6
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New LGBT inclusive domestic violence law signed by Obama 6
11:35 AM — President Obama has signed the Violence Against Women Act, which now also protects LGBT Americans from domestic violence and sexual assault.
Canadian Government provides funding to Uganda's embattled LGBT campaigners 8
10:59 AM — A leading Canadian newspaper has revealed that Canada is quietly supporting the efforts of LGBT Ugandans in their fight against the country's proposed Anti-Homosexuality Bill.
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Massachusetts: School faces backlash and accusations of 'blasphemy' for staging gay biblical play 16
6:47 PM — The head of a school in the US state of Massachusetts says a student production of a play that retells the biblical story of Genesis with gay characters will go on as planned despite objections.
US: FBI to investigate killing of Mississippi gay mayoral candidate Marco McMillian as a possible hate crime 5
6:03 PM — The FBI will investigate last week's killing of gay mayoral candidate Marco McMillian as a possible hate crime, the agency has confirmed.
Scotland: Christian teacher says being forced to teach about same-sex marriage contributed to a breakdown 33
5:12 PM — A committee of MPs has heard that a Christian teacher in Scotland claims he was forced to teach about same-sex marriage against his wishes – and the stress contributed to a breakdown.
UK: MPs hear of Christian teacher disciplined for refusing to read pro-gay Penguin book to class 52
5:09 PM — A solicitor from the Christian Institute has told a committee of MPs that a primary school teacher was previously disciplined by a head teacher for refusing to read 'And Tango Makes Three' – a children's book about two male penguins looking after a female chick.
FIFA investigates claims that lesbians have been banned from playing professional football in Nigeria 9
2:15 PM — Following the comments of the chair of the Nigeria Women Football League, FIFA has written to the Nigerian Football Association over reports that lesbians have been banned from football in the west African country.
Lady Gaga fan group claims Madonna has 'encouraged gay men to have unprotected sex' 27
1:15 PM — Even though Madonna has always stressed the importance of condoms, a Lady Gaga fan group claims the Material Girl "encouraged gay men to have unprotected sex" during the 1980s.
Third claim of police brutality at Sydney Mardi Gras after man claims he was stripped naked in drugs search 12
12:18 PM — A man claims he was ordered to strip naked during a drug search in full view of bystanders, amid allegations of police brutality at last month's Sydney Mardi Gras.
TUC: Catholic gay teachers could be sacked by their schools for entering into same-sex marriages 19
11:27 AM — The TUC says it's worried by the fear of gay teachers being sacked at Catholic Schools for entering into same-sex marriages.
6th March 2013
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Alright guys, the first run through my tank mission. Submit your thoughts, suggestions and feedback.
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needs more tanks
Have enemy patrols in the town, was an easy drive through.
Give enemy better tanks, T-34s don't cut it against TUSKs
enemy air failed hard
Enemy fixed AT positions?
Stronger enemy AT weapons, again what they have don't cut it against TUSKs
Increase the enemy air, or lose the linebackers, no need for them when a normal bradley would do.
Mines? Mines kill tanks
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I enjoyed it.
I mean I would have enjoyed it.
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Dimitrius, you bailed on us so dont even give me that
As for the mission.
-Ive removed the TUSKs and were gonna give regular old M1A1s a shot. Added more T55s and a few T72s which should balance out more.
-Also added more IEDs, tanks, SPG techies as well as hunter-killer RPG teams inside the city itself. No more short cuts. Going through the city is now just as dangerous as taking the MSR straight to the airfield.
-Increased strength and numbers of AI close air support to match the strength of the linebackers.
-Working on making it JIP friendly, where they spawn in at the FOB. Anyone who doesnt get in a tank will be forced to carry AT weapons and ride in humvees for the airfield assault. Or thinking about having them join in where the tanks spawn. Could do either.
-Looking into why the mission randomly ended for some people. Im thinking my end trigger for the airfield is buggered. Going to try something else.
-All players spawn outside the tanks. Tank commanders now have 117 radios and GPS.
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Re: CO_30_Steel_Nightmares
Looking forward to it again myself. We tried two more iterations of it late last night and didn't expereince any unexpected issues like before. That said, though, if it helps, we never made it to Charley and all AI slots were closed.
BTW, I couldn't get my 117 to work before in a different mission. Is that a current CBA/ACE bug/issue? If so, prolly a good idea to kit backup radios JIC.
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Alright more updates.
M1A1s didnt stand a snowballs chance in hell against T72s so we got the tusks back. I couldnt get far by myself in one tank so we'll have to play test it again with a full crew.
Hopefully fixed the random debrief screen (possible screwy trigger)
Working on the JIP/Respawn script with a respawn of 8 people, or two tank crews. They will respawn along with their tanks at the FOB.
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