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As the different ways athletes find to cheat evolve, so does the science that eventually finds a way to catch them. Now Olympic officials and scientific experts will meet next month to discuss a test designed to nab those gene doping, which is considered the next step in sports cheating.
"Quite some progress has been made in terms of outlining the scientific basis for analysis of gene doping," IOC medical commission chairman Arne Ljungqvist told the Associated Press on Thursday. "We are moving. It's promising."
The meeting, which will take place in Beijing on June 5 and 6, is the fourth major symposium on gene doping and will include forty experts who've been organized by the World Anti-doping Agency following two different teams who've possibly already discovered a way to test for gene doping.
WADA and the IOC say that no athletes are currently using gene doping to cheat, but that it's only a matter of time before they discover how. And instead of trying to catch up, they'd rather be ahead of the curve.
"We want to continue the momentum that we've got so we can get to a scenario where the detection methods can be approved," WADA director general David Howman said. "It's close."
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Is it too late to change my Super Bowl pick? I'll still take the Patriots but, man, does picking the Falcons to rep the NFC in New York look stupid now. That's OK, because Super Bowl picks are almost wrong. But there's nothing worse than picking a bad team to be really good. I expected a fallback from Atlanta, though: it's why I picked the Saints to win the division.
New Orleans is almost assuredly doing that now and Atlanta looks destined for a January at home. Health issues with Julio Jones -- likely a season-ending foot injury -- and Roddy White -- a hamstring injury that could cause him to miss several games -- are just the latest problems.
So how did the Falcons go from contending for the Super Bowl to contending for Jadeveon Clowney? The answer is simple -- injuries -- and complex -- roster development. Or lack thereof anyway.
Start with the aforementioned Jones. He cost the Falcons a pretty penny, with GM Thomas Dimitroff -- who is a very good, very smart football man -- burning two first-round picks, a second-round pick and a pair of fourth in order to skyrocket up the board and grab Jones. We all agree he "won" that trade in the sense that the Browns didn't end up acquiring much with the picks that Atlanta sent them.
But that's more a by-product of bad drafting from the Browns. Any time you take away an extra first-round pick from a roster, that roster is going to struggle.
Want a good example? Look at the wasteland that is the Redskins secondary right now. Robert Griffin III is a stud but he came at a cost. Same deal with Jones -- the Falcons might have the best wide receiver duo in the NFC, but they lack depth in other key areas.
Defensively, the Falcons haven't really recovered from the Ray Edwards debacle. (If only the Panthers hadn't offered Charles Johnson the key to the city of Charlotte ...) Osi Umenyiora's pair of sacks Monday aside, Atlanta doesn't have much of a pass rush and the front seven is particularly weak when you add in season-ending injuries to Kroy Bierrman and Sean Weatherspoon.
Robert Alford and Desmond Trufant will end up being very nice players but they're also rookies. Asante Samuel is a riverboat gambler who doesn't love to tackle. Dunta Robinson -- now with the Chiefs -- was a flop of a free-agent signing.
On that side of the ball, the formula is pretty simple. Take two big free-agent busts, add a lack of draft picks, stir in some serious injuries to bigger-name players and -- voila -- you have a terrible defense that ranks 31st in Football Outsiders defensive metrics five weeks in.
The offensive line is a bigger issue. Mike Johnson, supposed to replace Tyson Clabo, was out before the season began. Sam Baker, who signed a big contract to stick in Atlanta, hasn't been healthy. Jeremey Trueblood is prominently involved. Without any protection, Matt Ryan doesn't have to throw the ball deep. Credit Dirk Koetter for managing to keep Ryan a) alive and b) upright while also scoring points. But the Falcons haven't been the big-play offensive powerhouse we've come to expect. And that doesn't even touch on Steven Jackson's playing in just one game.
If everything was breaking right for Atlanta, they'd be neck-and-neck with the Saints in the NFC South. But it's not. Things are breaking ... mmmm ... badly right now. Are they guaranteed to suddenly flip back in 2014? I'm not so sure. Having a quarterback and talented wideouts can solve lots of issues. But a deficiency at various roster positions caused by free-agent whiffs and less high-end draft picks than normally expected will show up again next year.
Fortunately -- or not -- for the Falcons, they should have an organic opportunity to land a blue-chip prospect in a loaded 2014 draft. But right now? Their stock is plummeting.
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Sheldon Richardson, DE, Jets -- After Monday night's mauling of Atlanta, I should probably put Muhammad Wilkerson here too, so consider him added. Richardson, though, is distinguishing himself as a viable Defensive Rookie of the Year. After picking up another sack Monday, Richardson is third among all rookies with 2.5 sacks on the season. Not too shabby from a 3-4 DE. He's a complete player, though: Richardson was stuffing runs all over the place, picking up a few tackles for loss and making plays on passes as well (I distinctly recall an athletic batting of one Matt Ryan pass). He's the complete package.
Terrelle Pryor, QB, Raiders -- If you were, ahem, lucky enough to stay up and watch the Oakland-San Diego matchup, you were actually treated to another impressive performance from Pryor, who's stepped in and given the Raiders at least one more win at this point than anyone thought they'd have. Going 18-for-23 for 221 yards and a pair of touchdowns, Pryor efficiently carved up the Chargers defense without having to really utilize his legs (he ran 11 times for just 31 yards) and giving hope to Raiders fans desperate for a franchise quarterback.
Pryor's 135.7 rating highest for #Raiders QB since Gannon's 138.9 9/29/02 vs Tenn— Josh Dubow (@JoshDubowAP) October 7, 2013
It's too early to definitively call Pryor a "franchise" quarterback. And Oakland could still end up stuck in no-man's land with him (the ultimate nightmare). But right now he's putting together some good games and salvaging what looked like a lost season from the get-go.
T.Y. Hilton, WR, Colts -- For whatever reason (probably pass blocking) the Colts felt like they're best served having Reggie Wayne and Darrius Heyward-Bey on the field as their two wideouts. Hilton, an electrifying playmaker and Andrew Luck's top deep threat, is starting to prove that notion ridiculous. Hilton was Luck's top target in Sunday's victory over Seattle, catching five passes for 140 yards two touchdowns.
Terrell Suggs, OLB, Ravens -- Suggs is a massive reason why the Ravens, who are struggling on offense, are still 3-2. The 2011 Defensive Player of the Year's piled up seven sacks on the season now in 2013 and is making mincemeat of opposing offensive tackles. His three sacks against the Dolphins has him on pace for a better season than he did when he picked up his hardware two years ago. He's clearly regained the explosiveness he was lacking last year after an offseason Achilles injury.
Alshon Jeffrey, WR, Bears -- The Bears didn't win Sunday but it's hard not to be excited about what their second-year wideout did. Jeffrey hauled in 10 passes for 218 receiving yards and a score and really established himself as a legitimate second target for Jay Cutler.
218 receiving yards by @AJJeffery1 is a #Bears franchise single-game record. Previous record was 214 by Harlan Hill in 1954. #NOvsCHI— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) October 6, 2013
After an injury-plagued season, Jeffrey could be headed for a huge breakout. Let's not go giving him a bust in Canton just yet -- ahem, Brandon Marshall -- but with a motivated quarterback (contract year) and a willing offensive attack (thanks Marc Trestman), Jeffrey could be on his way to a big season.
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Matt Schaub, QB, Texans -- There's really no reason for the Texans to consider benching Schaub. Yet, anyway. T.J. Yates isn't the answer. If he was then we'd already have an idea of that. Plus, Yates looked overwhelmed when Schaub was mercy-benched against the 49ers on Sunday night. The issue for the Texans is that their offensive playbook is too predictable. If opposing defenses guess the playcall coming correctly, they can jump on what's coming and take the ball to the house. Don't believe me? Remember this little ditty from Richard Sherman?
"I knew it was coming," Sherman said. "I picked the same play against our scout team on Friday."
Seahawks defensive coordinator Dan Quinn specifically planned that play expecting Schaub to roll out and dump it in the flat. That's not on Schaub. But the bigger concern here is that he gets the permanent "yips" and isn't ever able to overcome his addiction to throwing interceptions that get taken to the house.
David Wilson/Lamar Miller, RBs, Giants/Dolphins -- Lumping these two guys together because they were supposed to break out in big ways for their respective squads, becoming the next generation of impressive running backs. Thus far, 2013 is a trainwreck for both. They've combined for 357 on 94 carries through five weeks to go along with three touchdowns. That's 3.8 yards a carry which somehow feels like a win? Wilson's already out for Week 6's Thursday night affair against Chicago and Miller is on bye. Miserable start for both guys, even if it's not all their fault (shoddy offensive line play definitely deserves some blame).
Matt Ryan, QB, Falcons: Ryan's playing just fine, but he's about to see a serious dip in his value. See: above.
Tavon Austin, WR, Rams: What's the deal here? Austin's got two touchdowns on the season but he only has 23 catches for 156 yards through five games. That's downright misuse of the player many people called the most explosive (and rightfully so) in the 2013 NFL Draft. Sam Bradford's been struggling and there's no better prescription for bad passes than short dumpoffs to a player of Austin's athleticism in space. It almost feels like the Rams don't know how to use him properly and that should make everyone who cares about exciting football very sad.

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The Arts Center of the Capital Region will be hosting 20th District entries in the Congressional Art Competition, a national student contest, from Saturday, May 2, through Friday, May 8. U.S. Congressman Paul Tonko will announce the results at a reception open to the public set for 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. May 8. The top-winning artwork […] [Read More]
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Images of space beamed from the Hirsch observatory, a concert by four pianists playing on separate pianos in four different spaces, a pop-philosophical "variety" show streamed and shot with live studio audience, a theater event inspired by ancient Egyptian ruins and a performance by German electro-duo Mouse on Mars are among the events scheduled this […] [Read More]
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The Artists of Mohawk-Hudson Region exhibition, which will open later this month at the Hyde Collection, will have additional security at its satellite location in Glens Falls called The Shirt Factory after thefts and vandalism in the building. A cast-iron sculpture of the Greek God Dionysus was stolen in August from an art-appraisal firm in […] [Read More]
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Economic growth has played a major role in lifting people out of poverty. However, there is increasing evidence that many of these people did not move up to the middle classes but into an intermediate state of "vulnerability". Poverty continues to affect millions of people around the world, said OECD Secretary-General.
In a large majority of OECD countries, wage gaps widened and household income inequality increased during the three decades prior to the crisis. Inequalities have also been growing in many emerging economies and developing countries, despite their fast growth over the last years, said OECD Secretary-General.
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Our series of Cincinnati Bengals training camp previews starts with a look at the offensive backfield; At this time last year, Andy Dalton was an unknown commodity, Carson Palmer was insisting he was home in California for good and Cedric Benson was a free agent awaiting the end of the NFL lockout and a call to go work for some team. A lot has changed totally. Some things have changed indirectly. The Bengals are now Dalton's team, and expectations for his second year in offensive coordinator Jay Gruden's offense are high. Benson is again a free agent, but he and the Bengals appear to have parted ways for good. The Bengals have signed BenJarvus Green-Ellis after a successful run in New England and will have him both compete for and share carries with Bernard Scott. Replacing Benson's 273 carries and 1,067 yards from last season won't be easy, but the Bengals envision Green-Ellis and Scott forming an inside-out combo. Dalton's experience combined with what the team hopes will be a nat...
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On the surface, much has changed since the beginning of "the war that ended peace".
Today, various social media, the most contemporary expression of the continuing revolution in information and communications technologies, have become a popular pre-occupation. Twitter-expedited rebellions and a string of sensational WikiLeaks and state surveillance revelations have changed the game and served as a kind of 'Napster moment" for governments everywhere. In the digital age, control and secrecy, like privacy and confidentiality will never be the same again.
The industrial revolution of the mid to late 19th century, on the other hand, ensured that early in the 20th century, mechanized, assembly-line killing could be undertaken on an epic scale. For the individual soldiers whose names, according to the monuments, " liveth for evermore," or for the hundreds of thousands whose identity is "known only unto God," this meant going up and over, with a high likelihood of being shot, or gassed, blown to bits, or vaporized.
Then as now, military and security thinking had not caught up. In 1914, policy makers embraced the conventions of the pre-industrial past, certain that deploying large formations to take and hold additional physical territory would favourably tip the balance of power. Similarly, those responsible for framing today's strategic calculus are busy trying to engineer a transition from the Global War on Terror to a new Cold War. Whether that involves estimating the order of battle and the throw-weights of ballistic missiles, or the complexity of counterinsurgency and how best to defend against suicide bombers and improvised explosive devices, war planners have little difficulty finding threats to arm against.
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I only get on here once or twice a day, I must totally miss all the drama lol I havent seen any of those posts. I agree though if you arent in this club then why hang around and cause trouble? :)
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Many moons ago, under the Menette bridge. I haven't fished those waters for over 10 years though.
Thanks for the important reminder Curt - Point well taken.
Sometimes those small blackmouth are difficult to releasae because they are a bundle of energy thrashing about. That's when I've seen the scales just drop off. They are agressive, attack in numbers and sometimes moving a 1/4 mile down the beach is not enought to shake them!
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Study: U.S. economy less open than Romania's
The United States may advertise itself as an economy that's open to the world. But compared with Singapore and Hong Kong, we're practically behind a Berlin Wall of tariffs and trade barriers, according to a new study of economic openness from the International Chamber of Commerce.
The ICC's latest Open Market Index puts the United States 38th — just behind Romania — of the 75 countries it ranked on things like the level of imports as a percentage of gross domestic product, the quality of infrastructure and ease of logistics, and openness to foreign direct investment.
Singapore and Hong Kong ranked at the top — the only two countries to get near perfect scores. Ethiopia was last, with Sudan and Bangladesh just above it.
To be fair, the index is not perfect. It is biased toward small economies that, because of their size, need to import and be open to the world to survive. With its open trade and financial system, Singapore is an important entrepot and entry point to Asia; without those qualities, it is a humid tropical island with a nice hotel and an overly sweet cocktail to its name.
Luxembourg, Belgium and Malta round out the top five, evidence of the types of nations the index favors.
The United States' ranking is dragged down by one particular component of the index related to the share of trade as a percentage of gross domestic product — something that is comparatively low in the United States because the economy is so large.
But the ICC study does make an interesting point: The major economic powers, on the whole, don't fare so fell. Combined, the Group of 20 nations come in below average. Several big ones, including Japan and France, fall in the middle of the pack with the United States. Others, including Brazil and China, earned a below-average score for market openness.
Of the G-20, only Canada and Germany — both nations that thrive on trade — earned an above-average composite rank.
While the G-20 as a group has pledged more trade openness, the recent crisis has pushed some countries the other way — whether it's Buy America or the more sweeping sorts of measures used in places like Brazil to restrict imports.
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Kelonte Gutrich had 14 for HCHS, while Jarvis Owens and Zion Bailey had 12 apiece. Martinsville, however, countered with three double figure scorers and the Bulldogs pulled out the win.
Martinsville also outscored the Comets, 23-14, during a furious fourth quarter rally.
Owens had six points in the final period and Bailey had four, but it was not enough as the Bulldogs rallied to the win.
HCHS had led 17-11 at the end of the first period, and the Comets had a 30-17 edge at the half.
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Currently, the Jules Verne trophy, for around the world going from the lizard at the end of the English channel around Cape Hope, below Australia, around Cape Horn, and back to the English channel. This was the mythical around the world in 80 days course. It is currently held by Groupama III, a maxi trimaran captained by Frank Cammas. The record stands at 48 days. This year, Banque Populaire, another French maxi tri was given a good chance to take this one down, but suffered damage and had to retire.
The record from New York to London is 3 days and 15 hours now, and is held by Banque Populaire. On that trip, they broke the 24 hour record, which is 908 miles in that period. Just think our golden number for a performance cruising cat is 200 miles in 24 hours. 908? Whoa!
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Hull City are looking to replicate their first home match of the Premier League season as they welcome fellow newcomers Cardiff City to the KC Stadium on Saturday afternoon (10 a.m. ET; watch live online via NBC Sports Live Extra).
The Tigers won their first and only home match against Norwich City in the second round, despite Yannick Sagbo's sending off in the 27th minute. Last time out, Hull managed to keep Manchester City to a goalless draw until the halftime whistle, but Manuel Pellegrini replaced Edin Dzeko with Álvaro Negredo at the break, and it was the substitute that started the scoring, which ultimately ended in a 2-0 victory for the Citizens. That leaves the home side with three points, in the relegation places thanks to an inferior goal difference.
The visitors sit higher in the table, in 11th place with four points. Last time out may have brought a dull goalless draw against Everton, but it's likely Cardiff are still buzzing from their impressive victory over Manchester City in the second round. It was City that took the lead early in the second half, but Aron Gunnarsson equalized less than ten minutes later before Frazier Campbell bagged a brace. Both players start for the Bluebirds this afternoon.
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Cardiff City Starting XI: Lewis; Taylor, Caulker, Turner, Whittingham, Campbell, Kim, Gunnarsson, Cowie, Theophile-Catharine
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