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While the Buffalo Bills have greatly improved their depth going into the 2012 season, there are a few positions where they still might not yet be safely situated. One of those positions is safety, where two veterans are backed up by a group of mostly unproven first- and second-year players. Jairus Byrd and George [...]
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BOULDER, Colo., March 14, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Tapestry Pharmaceuticals, Inc. today announced that it will present new data at the 2007 American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, April 14-18 in Los Angeles, Calif. Scientists from Tapestry Pharmaceuticals will discuss preclinical data on the Company's lead compound, TPI 287, in a poster presentation entitled, "TPI 287 crosses the blood brain barrier and contributes to antitumor activity in the U251 glioblastoma intracranial tumor model in nude mice." The poster (#1441) will be presented Sunday, April 15, 2007 from 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. at the Experimental and Molecular Therapeutics 8 session.
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AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Maine snowmobilers love to have destinations for their wintertime rides, and they are working with the wind power industry on a plan to link perhaps 10 of the state's wind farms with trails in a unique addition to Maine's outdoor tourism menu.
Snowmobile trails would link Maine wind farms
"It's going to take some doing to pull it all together," said Bob Meyers, executive director of the Maine Snowmobile Association. "It's looking very possible."
The snowmobile group, which represents more than 285 clubs, is working with First Wind, TransCanada, Patriot Renewables and other wind power developers on the project to formalize what could be a roughly 600-mile route.
The idea developed from two directions.
Snowmobilers who like to have destinations when they set out on Maine's 14,000 miles of trails, proposed the trail, said Neil Kiely, project manager for First Wind, which provided food and drinks for the visitors. Clubs from the Penobscot and southern Aroostook county area have conducted ride-ins for the past four winters for 150 to 200 sledders to First Wind's Stetson wind farm, where two sets of windmills operate.
Sledding clubs organize trails to all kinds of other locations, often for their scenery, said Meyers.
"There's been quite a lot of enthusiasm from the snowmobile clubs that have been involved" in the windmill trail planning, he said. "At this point, it's kind of moving from the conceptual to the operational."
The wind power companies, for their part, make a practice of reaching out to those who have some connection to the land where their projects are going, through hunting, fishing or other outdoor recreational activity, or ownership of property within eyesight. They also communicate with health and environmental groups and others interested in the projects with hopes that hearing each other out will mitigate or prevent disputes in the windmill planning process.
"The industry is always looking to partner with other users of the land," said Jeremy Payne, executive director of the Maine Renewable Energy Association. Payne said the trail project is still in its early stages, with much of the discussions so far on possible routes. But not much trailblazing will have to be done.
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Advances in molecular biology now allow detailed analysis of variation in the human genome. Although this variation has long been studied by anthropologists and biologists, previous studies were not coordinated, leading to datasets that were neither easily accessible nor comparable. Samples gathered with considerable difficulty and expense for genetic analysis were not fully utilized.
In 1992, in response to the scientific community's recognition of such deficiencies and of the opportunities provided by new genetic techniques, a series of workshops began to evaluate strategies for undertaking a Human Genome Diversity Project (HGDP). Workshop funding was provided by the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health (General Medical Sciences, the Center for Human Genome Research), and the Department of Energy, through an award to a group of anthropologists and geneticists. The four workshops focused on:
The Summary Document from the fourth workshop discusses the goals and many of the scientific, organizational, ethical, and legal issues associated with a HGDP. [The HGDP Summary Document and Ethics Protocols are available via the Internet at http://www-leland.stanford.edu/g roup/morrinst and are available from the Program Officers listed below.] As described in the workshop reports, the HGDP would be a complex international project, that would need to proceed in scientifically, legally, and ethically valid ways. It would establish repositories around the world for tissue and DNA samples from a broad range of human populations. A standard set of genes would be analyzed, and a standard set of cultural and phenotypic data would be collected, as well as data specific to particular groups. The samples and associated information would be broadly accessible to researchers worldwide, for current questions and ones yet to be framed.
The workshops concluded that pilot projects should be undertaken in specific areas prior to launching a full-scale HGDP. The areas are: improving DNA techniques, and clarifying cross-cultural ethical and legal issues. Research advances in these areas will be useful for other sampling studies and will be critical for the success of a HGDP.
Improving techniques for collecting, preserving, amplifying, and selecting DNA markers. Improvements are needed to create affordable, distributable DNA banks. Cell transformation is still expensive and logistically challenging, especially when samples are collected far from laboratories with cell transformation capabilities. PCR methods have reduced costs, but more work is needed for difficult samples, for generating haplotype information, and for continuing the use of classic marker systems such as blood groups. Although markers that are variable only in particular populations are useful, markers that are sufficiently variable in populations around the world are most informative for many general questions, and could form a core set of markers for a HGDP. Examples of pilot projects include:
Research on ethical and legal issues in a cross-cultural setting. The pilot projects should investigate what is important to populations in their decision process about cooperating with studies involving collection of tissue samples and cultural information. A field component is desirable but not required. Projects should address culturally relevant concerns, such as identifying culturally appropriate contacts, maintaining continued interaction, negotiating contracts, and identifying participant concerns regarding use of data and samples.
Examples of pilot projects include:
Any sample collection or data gathering must be done with the dual purposes of investigating one or more of the HGDP-relevant topics outlined above AND addressing a specific question of immediate scientific interest. If tissue samples or cultural data are to be collected for any pilot project, then arrangements for their storage, analysis, and distribution should be described.
The questions presently proposed for a full-scale HGDP deal with topics such as population history, relatedness among populations, mechanisms of evolution, and disease resistance and susceptibility. However, a major goal of a HGDP would be to develop databases and research resources that could be used to investigate new questions in the future. Therefore, in pilot projects that entail sampling, permission must be obtained from those sampled to allow the data and samples collected to be used to address the investigators' current research question as well as to become part of a research resource that might be used to investigate as-yet-unspecified research questions in the future. In all cases, sampling must be sensitive to local cultural, ethical, and legal concerns. Safeguards that ensure adherence to the desires of donors must be discussed in the proposal.
Projects in either area must include an explanation of how their goals relate to a full-scale HGDP. At the end of the project a five-to-ten-page report describing the methods and results must be submitted to the Physical Anthropology Program. Projects may be conducted in the US or with collaborators in other countries.
Proposals involving research with human subjects must ensure that subjects are protected from research risks in conformance with the Common Rule (Federal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects, 45 CFR 690). All projects involving human subjects must either: (1) have approval from the organization's Institutional Review Board (IRB) before issuance of an NSF award; or (2) identify the applicable subsection exempting the proposal from IRB review, as established in section 101(b) of the Common Rule. The box for 'Human Subjects' should be checked on the NSF Form 1207 with the IRB approval date (if available) or exemption subsection from the Common Rule identified in the space provided. NSF encourages inclusion of the IRB approval form (in Section I of the proposal) with the proposal submission.
Proposal Solicitation No. NSF 96-112
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Under separate cover, submit two (2) additional copies of the proposal directly to:
Physical Anthropology Program
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Researchers considering submitting a proposal should call Dr. Weiss or Dr. Brooks early in the planning process. Proposals must adhere to the current guidelines for proposal preparation that are specified in the Grant Proposal Guide (GPG, NSF 95-27, August 1995).
Proposals will be evaluated by a special panel and external reviewers, according to the standard criteria (GPG page 13) of research performance competence, intrinsic merit of the research, utility or relevance of the research (to other sampling studies as well as to a HGDP), and effect of the research on the infrastructure of science and engineering, as well as according to how well they address a topic in one of the identified areas and contribute to the development of a HGDP.
Decisions will be announced in February, 1997. The awards will be made for one to two years. This competition has $600,000 available. Up to eight awards are anticipated, with total award amounts (including indirect costs) ranging from $15,000 to $150,000.
Grants awarded as a result of this solicitation are administered in accordance with the terms and conditions of NSF GC-1, 'Grant General Conditions,' or FDP-II, 'Federal Demonstration Project General Terms and Conditions,' depending on the grantee organization.
Dr. Mark Weiss
Program Director, Physical Anthropology Program
Division of Social, Behavioral, and Economic Research
National Science Foundation, Room 995
4201 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, VA 22230
(703) 306-1758
Dr. Lisa Brooks
Program Director, Population Biology Program
Division of Environmental Biology
National Science Foundation, Room 635
4201 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, VA 22230
(703) 306-1481 x 6438
The Foundation welcomes proposals from all qualified scientists and engineers and strongly encourages women, minorities, and persons with disabilities to compete fully in any of the research related programs described here. In accordance with federal statutes, regulations, and NSF policies, no person on grounds of race, color, age, sex, national origin, or disability shall be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subject to discrimination under any program or activity receiving financial assistance from the National Science Foundation.
Facilitation Awards for Scientists and Engineers with Disabilities (FASED) provide funding for special assistance or equipment to enable persons with disabilities (investigators and other staff, including student research assistants) to work on NSF projects. See the program announcement or contact the program coordinator at (703) 306-1636.
This program is described in the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance Number 47.075, Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences; 47.074, Biological Sciences.
Privacy Act and Public Burden. The information requested on proposal forms is solicited under the authority of the National Science Foundation Act of 1950, as amended. It will be used in connection with the selection of qualified proposals and may be disclosed to qualified reviewers and staff assistants as part of the review process; to applicant institutions/grantees; to provide or obtain data regarding the application review process, award decisions, or the administration of awards; to government contractors, experts, volunteers, and researchers as necessary to complete assigned work; and to other government agencies in order to coordinate programs. See Systems of Records, NSF 50, Principal Investigators/Proposal File and Associated Records, and NSF-51, 60 Federal Register 4449 (January 23, 1995). Reviewer/Proposal File and Associated Records, 59 Federal Register 8031 (February 17, 1994). Submission of the information is voluntary. Failure to provide full and complete information, however, may reduce the possibility of your receiving an award.
Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 80 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to Herman G. Fleming, Reports Clearance Officer, Contracts, Policy, and Oversight, National Science Foundation, 4201 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22230.
The National Science Foundation has TDD (Telephonic Device for the Deaf) capability, which enables individuals with hearing impairment to communicate with the Foundation about NSF programs, employment, or general information. To access NSF TDD dial (703) 306-0090; for FIRS, 1-800-877-8339.


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BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Domestic terrorist who encouraged fellow white supremacists to kill federal judges? Or shock jock who provided valuable information to the FBI?
Government prosecutors and defense lawyers offered strikingly different portraits of Hal Turner (for a short 2003 profile, go here), the New Jersey-based blogger and Internet talk show host, during opening statements this morning at his federal trial. Turner has been charged with threatening to assault and murder three federal judges in Chicago after he wrote on his blog that they "deserve to die" and posted their photographs and work addresses.
"This is not just political rhetoric. This is not protected by the First Amendment," said Assistant U.S. Attorney William Hogan.
Although he faced the jury during his opening remarks, Hogan frequently turned to point a finger at Turner, who wore a tie and gray suit and sat quietly at the defense table next to his two attorneys. "He regards himself as judge, juror and executioner," Hogan said. "He thinks he has his own personal constitution."
But Michael Orozco, an attorney for Turner, contended that Turner's statements were indeed protected speech. "This case is nothing short of a modern-day witch hunt," Orozco said during his remarks, which were far briefer than Hogan's. "Mr. Turner was nothing but a shock jock, nothing but a radio personality whose hand was guided by the Federal Bureau of Investigation."
Lawyers for both sides made clear that Turner's history as a paid FBI informant would figure prominently in the trial. (His suspected role with the FBI was first reported on this blog in January 2008. The blog item noted sharp criticism of the use of Turner as an informant by experts in police procedure.) Orozco said Turner was so highly regarded as an FBI informant that the agency paid for him to travel outside the United States to gather intelligence. "This isn't some street snitch, ladies and gentleman," he said. "This is a guy who was entrusted with top secret information."
In fact, Turner had made statements similar to the ones for which he's being prosecuted now many times during his years as an FBI informant, Orozco said. On at least one occasion he was instructed to ratchet up his rhetoric. "This is betrayal," Orozco said.
But Hogan asserted that Turner was told when he became an informant that he would not be protected from prosecution if he were to commit a crime. The FBI repeatedly admonished Turner about his violent rhetoric and twice dropped him as an informant when he refused to follow the bureau's instructions. After the FBI permanently stopped using him as an informant in July 2007, Hogan said, Turner pleaded in E-mails to let the U.S. Marshals Service allow him to serve as an informant. In October 2008, he wrote that he would not publish the home address of a federal district judge in Philadelphia with whom he disagreed because he felt it would jeopardize his pending relationship with the Marshals Service. "He knows exactly where the line is," Hogan said.
The case has received considerable publicity in recent days as details have emerged about Turner's past work for the FBI. Cameras flashed as Turner lit a cigar while leaving the courthouse during a break yesterday. The trial began yesterday with jury selection and is expected to last about a week.


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124. Massachusetts Relative Strengths: Linebacker, Offensive Line
Relative Weaknesses: Receiver, Defensive Line
What to watch for on offense: The offense that failed to explode should get more out of the passing game with offensive coordinator Mike Kruczek knowing how to get things moving. He needs former Bowling Green quarterback Kellen Pagel to master the no huddle spread attack, but he has to fight to hold on to the job. The running game that struggled so much last season loses top option Jonathan Hernandez but it has Michigan transfer Michael Cox should soften the blow with the potential to come up with a huge season behind a line that gets four starters back. The problem is the style, with the big front five needing to show they can handle the pace of the new attack. The receiving corps is starting from near-scratch with all the top targets gone including NFL tight end/fullback Emil Igwenagu. On the plus side, the new offense is receiver friendly.
What to watch for on defense: Nine starters return to a decent defense that should be excellent at getting into the backfield despite the switch to a traditional 4-3. Veteran defensive coordinator Phil Elmassian knows how to bring the heat, and he might have the front seven to do it. The pass rushers will come from the linebacking corps with Tim Brandt a safety-sized speedster who can get to the quarterback on a regular basis, but Perry McIntyre is the star of the show coming up with 116 tackles and a team-leading 6.5 sacks. The line should be stronger against the run with excellent size and a surprising number of decent options considering the change in style. Three starters are back to a decent secondary free safety Darren Thellen a possible all-star if he can come up with more plays when the ball is in the air.
123. Texas State Preview Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Defensive Back
Relative Weaknesses: Receiver, Defensive Line
What to watch for on offense: How fast can the line come together? The spread attack the way TSU runs it is all about timing and being able to create just enough space so the runners can fly. The quarterback situation will eventually be fine with a rotation of Shaun Rutherford and Tyler Arndt, and the backfield is loaded with good backs and options. Now it will be up to the line come up with a surprising season after losing leader D.J. Hall and with new starters needing to come up big right away. The right side should be fine with Charlie Will Tuttle at guard after spending last season at center, and with Thaddeus Watkins returning at tackle, but left tackle is a concern with Adley Eshraghipour moving over from the defensive side. Matt Freeman is a young but promising center.
What to watch for on defense: The 4-2-5 has to fine someone up front who can get into the backfield on a consistent basis. The Bobcats came up with seven sacks against Lamar and seven against Nicholls State, but managed 17 in the other ten games. The D will be ultra-aggressive and it has a few good returning pass rushers in linebacker Joplo Bartu and corner Darryl Morris, but Michael Ebbitt and his 11.5 sacks are gone and it might take a slew of players to pick up the slack. Ideally, the line does its job and gets behind the line, but the back seven has the experience to come up with big plays if needed.
122. UTSA PreviewRelative Strengths: Quarterback, Linebacker
Relative Weaknesses: Running Back, Defensive Back
What to watch for on offense: The running back by committee approach. The Roadrunners are loaded with veteran rushing options, including at quarterback, but it's not like any one back took the bull by the horns and was the main man for the ground game. Quarterback Eric Soza could turn out to be the team's most dangerous runner, but the hope is for Evans Okotcha, who led the team with 326 yards and four scores, to take on a bigger role. Even if he's great, UTSA will get production from several spots.
What to watch for on defense: The linebackers. UTSA only uses two, but they're good ones who should be excellent to playmakers to build around. Senior Brandon Reeves led the team with 69 tackles with six sacks, while Steven Kurfels came up with 61 tackles with a sack at the team's Hawk position along with tying for a team-leading two picks despite missing almost four games. They're both very smart and very active, and they're going to have to be behind what should be a leaky, but veteran line.
121. Memphis Preview Relative Strengths: Receiver, Linebacker
Relative Weaknesses:Offensive Line, Defensive Back
What to watch for on offense: Jacob's clatter. The Tigers have lost four quarterbacks to transfers in just over a year, but do have one key import to help ease some of the pain. In a quest for more playing time, Jacob Karam has taken his strong arm from Texas Tech to Memphis, where he's already won the starting job. The coaching staff has been impressed with more than just his physical ability, noting that he has a great feel for the position and the pocket. Karam will have the luxury of learning from new head coach Justin Fuente, who did a terrific job with the TCU quarterbacks in Fort Worth.
What to watch for on defense: The development of the D-line. The staff raved about the play of the defensive line throughout the spring, which is interesting since no other unit was hit harder by graduation and other departures. Unfortunately, no one will know until the season begins whether the effort in March will translate into results September. DE Zach Gholson and NT Terry Redden got the most attaboys, while fingers remained crossed that veteran DT Johnnie Farms will make it back from suspension.
120. Akron Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Receiver
Relative Weaknesses: Offensive Line, Linebacker
What to watch for on offense: After finishing 118th in the nation in scoring and 115th in offense with no passing game and even less of a running game, everything needed to be changed around. There will be a battle for the starting quarterback job, but Ole Miss transfer Clayton Moore has the line on the spot despite struggling mightily in his first season. Jawan Chisolm is a solid back to work the attack around, but he needs help from an iffy line that gets three starters back but is lacking in depth in options. The receiving corps is woefully lacking in sure-thing playmakers, but it gets back three starters and almost all the main men from last season led by Keith Sconiers. The tight end situation should be a plus if Rhyne Landrach and Anthony Ritossa can start getting the ball their way more often.
What to watch for on defense: New defensive coordinator Chuck Amato has seen and done it all, but he's going to have to work hard to get this group to start stopping the run on a regular basis. The loss of top linebacker Brian Wagner - who bolted for Arizona before quitting football altogether – takes away the one guy who was able to clean everything up. Troy Gilmer isn't Wagner, but he should put up big numbers in the middle, while the young new starters on the outside can move just well enough to be disruptive. The line has start wreaking havoc into opposing backfields with Amato turning his veteran ends Nico Caponi and Albert Presley loose. The safety combination of Johnny Robinson and Devonte Morgan will help against the run, but the corner situation will be an issue early on if the pass rush isn't stronger right away.
119. New Mexico State Preview Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Linebacker
Relative Weaknesses: Offensive Line, Defensive Line
What to watch for on offense: Can the O line keep the quarterbacks upright? The Aggies gave up 35 sacks last season with Manley getting knocked out for the year early on. The receivers should be there to help make the passing game go, and Manley is a bomber who can come up with big stats if he's on, but he needs time to stay in one piece. Left tackle Davonte Wallace is a good one to work around, but it will take some work to find the right guys for three other key spots including right tackle. The running game might be okay, but if the line can't pass protect, the offense won't go.
What to watch for on defense: The line will try to do something, anything against the run. The Aggies had a hard time last season against anyone who wanted to try pounding away, allowing 33 touchdowns and doing nothing against the quirkier attacks allowing 374 yards and seven scores against Nevada and 392 yards against Utah State. Generating more pressure on the quarterback would be nice, but the biggest key will be to gum up the works on the inside needing veteran Walter Taumoepeau to shine on the nose and for JUCO transfer Kalvin Cruz to come up with a big year at tackle. In all four wins the defense allowed fewer than 200 yards on the ground.
118. South Alabama PreviewRelative Strengths: Receiver, Linebacker
Relative Weaknesses: Quarterback, Defensive Line
What to watch for on offense: The spread. New offensive coordinator Robert Matthews will switch things up from the pro-style attack that put up big numbers a few years ago and go with more of a spread. The skill players should be able to handle the work, and the running backs will be even better, but the real beneficiary will be a green line that needs all the help it can get. It's not going to have to blast away; it'll just have to do a lot of walling off. It can do that.
What to watch for on defense: The Jack. USA is going to technically run a 3-4, but that will change moment by moment. Pat Moore, Anthony Taylor and Logan Bennett are good options to work in a rotation in a hybrid role. There's size on the line, and the three prospects for the Jack should handle a variety of roles especially as pass rushers. The secondary should be able to handle itself, but the line has to get into the backfield more and it will start with more coming from the outside.
117. Idaho Preview Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Receiver
Relative Weaknesses: Defensive Back, Offensive Line
What to watch for on offense: Will there be more pop and production? The 2010 Vandals might have had problems, but they were able to come up with six wins helped by a passing game that ripped up close to 300 yards per game. Even though those Vandals all but ignored the running game, the offense was able to crank up points early. Last year's offense couldn't seem to do anything right finishing 111th in the nation and averaging close to 300 yards per game total. Worst of all, the passing attack was among the most inefficient in the nation, finishing 116th in passing efficiency, and the points weren't there. With Bass a good-looking back and the receiving corps strong, the yards should start to come.
What to watch for on defense: Is it possible the Vandals will finally have a run defense? It wasn't bad last season, but that was only because it was so easy to bomb away on the pass defense. Now the potential is there for the run D to actually be a major plus with a good-looking tackle pair in Quayshawne Buckley and Dontae Scott as good as any Akey has had, while Scheidt and Robert Siavii form one of the WAC's better outside linebacking tandems. There might not be any hope against the LSU running game, but the front seven should be able to hold up well against just about everyone else. 116. Florida Atlantic PreviewRelative Strengths: Linebacker, Running Back
Relative Weaknesses: Offensive Line, Defensive Line
What to watch for on offense: The spread. It's not going to be a wing-it-around-the-yard Texas Tech-like attack, and it's not going to be a Nebraska run and run again offense, but the Owls are going to try to go to the spread and do whatever it can to make the something work. The receiving corps is full of dangerous young options, and there are plenty of quarterbacks for every type of style, but the line has to be night-and-day better and the running backs need holes to fly through.
What to watch for on defense: Attack, attack, attack. Every coaching staff preaches the idea of being aggressive and looks to be more disruptive, but new head coach Carl Pelini actually knows how to do it. The pass rush wasn't there last season and the takeaways didn't come on a regular basis to make up for the stagnant offense, so now the idea will be to switch from a 3-4 to a 4-3 – while also employing a 4-2-5 on a regular basis – with the outside defenders to be turned loose into the backfield. There's speed and athleticism on the FAU D, and Pelini and his staff will try to do everything possible to get everyone to swarm.
115. UAB Preview
Relative Strengths: Receiver, Linebacker
Relative Weaknesses: Offensive Line, Defensive Line
What to watch for on offense: Perry and thrust. The 2012 offense is going to be in the exciting hands of junior QB Jonathan Perry, the improbable starter a year ago after Bryan Ellis was injured. Perry is a legitimate dual-threat, with the athleticism to beat defenses two ways. In 2011, for example, he rushed for 406 pre-sack yards, and threw 10 touchdown passes in his final six games. New head coach Garrick McGee, who has had a history of success transforming college quarterbacks, is eager to guide his latest pupil to a whole new level of competency and consistency.
What to watch for on defense: The linebackers to be everywhere. The line is weak. And the last line of defense is sketchy. The fallout? The linebackers, primarily Marvin Burdette, Greg Irvin and Patrick Bastien, should be good for at least 250 tackles this season. The trio forms the backbone of a necrotic D that will once again have trouble slowing down the other team in 2012. UAB likes its linebackers to be quick to the ball, accountable in the open field and tenacious to the whistle. The current edition is going to meet the requirement.
114. Ball State Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Offensive Line
Relative Weaknesses: Defensive Back, Secondary
What to watch for on offense: It was a night and day improvement under the new coaching staff after struggling for a few years. Pete Lembo's attack wasn't explosive, but it got better as the season went on and should be ready to be among the best in the MAC. If the line isn't the league's best, it'll be close with five strong veteran starters who were great in pass protection. Keith Wenning is a big, talented passer who improved by leaps and bounds, but he needs the young receiving corps to improve and hit more home runs. Jahwan Edwards leads a nice rotation of running backs that should do far more.
What to watch for on defense: A disaster, the defense got worse as the season went on allowing 40 points or more in five of the final eight games. The D finished second-to-last in yards allowed and gave up yards in chunks. The prime culprit? No pass rush. It's not a negative that three starters have to be replaced up front on a line that didn't do anything, but the lone returner, tackle Nathan Ollie, is a keeper. Travis Freeman is a tackling machine linebacker in the middle, but he needs help on the outside. The secondary that got torched last year has potential, but it desperate needs more pressure on the quarterback from the front seven.
113. Rice Preview Relative Strengths: Receiver, Running Back
Relative Weaknesses: Offensive Line, Defensive Line
What to watch for on offense: The tight ends to be very busy once again this fall. In Vance McDonald and Luke Willson, the Owls boast one of the most underrated pass-catching tandems at tight end in America. Both players, who'll share time at "Y" receiver, possess the requisite size and soft hands to be considered legitimate NFL prospects. Considering Rice's issues on the outside of the receiving corps, QB Taylor McHargue will a lot of his time in the pocket looking for No. 88 and No. 82 streaking across the field on intermediate routes.
What to watch for on defense: More maturity out of the secondary. Yeah, the Owls traditionally house one of the country's feeblest pass defenses, but there's bona fide hope that the 2012 edition might take an important step in the right direction. No, Rice isn't quite going to be UCF or Southern Miss, but improvement should be on the horizon. The defensive backfield features a blooming headline act in CB Bryce Callahan, and a two-deep chock full of returning starters and veterans. CB Phillip Gaines, for instance, returns after missing most of 2011 to injury, and KAT Paul Porras is a former receiver getting very comfortable as a hard-hitting safety. 112. UNLV Preview Relative Strengths: Running Back, Linebacker
Relative Weaknesses: Defensive Line, Defensive Back
What to watch for on offense: The line. A disaster at times last season, it couldn't keep the quarterback upright and it was inconsistent for the ground game. However, starting three redshirt freshmen didn't help the continuity. This year the line and the rushing attack could be a major strength with all five starters returning and with promise among the sophomores to go along with crusty veteran right side of Doug Zismann and Yusef Rodgers. With speedy Tim Cornett and Bradley Randle zipping along, the Rebels have something to build on.
What to watch for on defense: The emergence of the linebacking corps. John Lotulelei started to show his promise and potential over the second half of last season, and now there's a chance he could be among the Mountain West's best defenders. Tani Maka is a big presence who should shine in the middle, while Princeton Jackson and Tim Hasson are veteran poppers who should be fine in a rotation. The hope is for improved play on the line to help out the linebackers, but if needed, this group should be able to make the defense better on its own.
111. Buffalo Relative Strengths: Running Back, Linebacker
Relative Weaknesses: Quarterback, Defensive Line
What to watch for on offense: The offense improved, but that's because of the emergence of running back Branden Oliver and his 1,395-yard, 13 touchdown season. The offensive line made a big improvement, and it should be even stronger with good size, experience, and versatility paving the way for Oliver. Alex Neutz is a good No. 1 receiver, but the rest of the corps has to fill in around him and the veteran tight ends have to start doing more. The inefficient passing game needs to find a new quarterback, and it could be an ongoing fight to find someone who can consistently connect to take the heat off Oliver.
What to watch for on defense: The Buffalo defense was decent considering the offense was so inconsistent, but it had breakdowns and gave up way too many points allowing 30 or more in seven of the final eight games. The potential is there for a far stronger year in the 3-4 alignment with one of the MAC's best pair of ends – Steven Means and Colby Way – and with an outstanding set of outside linebackers. Khalil Mack might be the MAC's best defensive player, Jaleel Verser is growing into a job, and inside linebacker Lee Skinner will make a ton of tackles. The secondary is more experienced and should be good, but it has to stop getting burned deep.


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Census Level 1803 B-5, BB-252 Dollar, MS631803 $1 Small 3, B-5, BB-252, R.3 MS63 NGC. The obverse die is known only in this single die combination and is only found perfect, while the reverse was used for several different varieties beginning in 1801. Technically, the reverse die was first used in 1802, followed in combination with an 1801 dated obverse, then for these 1803 dollars. The actual order of use for the reverse die seems to be: 1802/1 BB-233, 1802/1 BB-234, 1801 BB-214, 1802/1 BB-235, 1802 BB-242, 1803 BB-251, and 1803 BB-252.
Mint records suggest that 85,634 silver dollars were coined in 1803, although many of those were dated 1802. In addition, there were 19,570 silver dollars coined in 1804, and it is known that they were dated 1802 or 1803. Dave Bowers estimated an actual production of 1803-dated silver dollars at approximately 60,000 coins.
Less than a dozen examples of the B-5 silver dollar are known in Mint State grades, and the present specimen is solidly in the Condition Census. Our sale of the Queller Collection offered an MS64 coin. Two other pieces recorded in Dave Bowers' Silver Dollar Encyclopedia grade MS63, with three MS60 coins listed next. The famous Cardinal Collection lacked this variety, and the Hesselgesser specimen is just AU.
This sharp Mint State piece has full satin luster beneath outstanding iridescent toning with golden-brown, heather, and blue-green on the obverse. The reverse is mostly deep gold with iridescent highlights. (Variety PCGS# 40097, Base PCGS# 6900)
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The Rash
Since I was in elementary school, I've had an itchy, noncontagious rash. For years it would just pop up behind my knees, almost like heat rash. It was worst in the summer and so I called them my "summer bumps." They were inconvenient but I tolerated them.
Then I got pregnant with Isaac (my oldest). The "summer bumps" turned into a full-body rash that lasted my entire pregnancy.
From neck to foot, I was covered in itchy bumps. I had to take Benadryl at night just to sleep because I was always scratching. Doctors thought it was PUPPS, something dermatitis or eczema. There was never a consistent answer and one steroid cream helped some.
Within hours of Isaac being born, they were virtually gone.
This happened again when I got pregnant with Eva and has continued until now. I thought it was hormonal, but it remained after I had the babies and after weaning as well (that one month when I was neither pregnant or breastfeeding).
From 2007-2011 it was concentrated on my stomach, lower back and chest as well as behind my knees.
The Culprit
After talking to new friends, reading numerous blog posts and researching a ton (thank you God for all of the info that coincidentally popped up at the same time) I discovered that it was dietary; most likely yeast and I needed to stop eating sugar and gluten.
Right before Christmas 2010 I got a new rash on my elbows that took over the insides of my arms. The rash also went from being just itchy to itchy and painful.
After that, I decided that it was time to get rid of the rash and make the changes necessary to end this miserable itching.
I quickly found that I needed to cut out all grains (rash got worse and made my stomach hurt) and on the one day that I cheated with half a pretzel and half a hamburger bun, I was in terrible stomach pain for the rest of the day and the next morning. No gluten for me, thanks.
In addition to the rash, I've also struggled with depression, fatigue and almost-daily stomach pain. So, in addition to cutting out irritating foods, I'm also adding in a good probiotic to help restore my normal gut flora and cod liver oil for the vitamin A and D.
The Solution
Did I just pull all of this stuff out of the blue? No. Much of what I learned came from the GAPS diet, a dietary treatment plan developed by a British doctor to help heal her son of autism.
The diet also works for people with depression, asthma, schizophrenia, Celiacs, eczema, Candidiasis and more illnesses.
I also use certain supplements that have helped immensely. The number one being the Lifelong Vitality Pack from doTERRA.
So why am I sharing this with you? It took me hours and hours of searching and lots of prayer to learn that I'm suffering because of a damaged gut and that this rash is a symptom of that. I want to help anyone out there who is in the same boat, sick of being misdiagnosed and desperate for relief.
Update: The rash is gone. After much experimentation, I know that the rash comes with gluten, sugar, corn and milk (though I can eat yogurt, cheese and butter). However, after implementing the above suggestions, particularly the Lifelong Vitality Pack, I can eat small amounts sourdough bread with no issues. I also can eat natural sweeteners.
Here's Part 2 on how I've been able to stay strong on this difficult path to healing.


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Veteran linebacker James Harrison still wants to play in 2014 and it looks like he finally has a team showing interest in him.
According to Pro Football Talk,Harrison will be visiting with the Arizona Cardinals Wednesday.
Prior to signing back with the Pittsburgh Steelers a little over a week ago, veteran defensive end Brett Keisel was on a plane to visit the Cardinals after they lost defensive lineman Darnell Dockett to a season-ending injury. Harrison likely hopes his trip produces the same outcome.
Harrison, who played last season with the Cincinnati Bengals, was released back in March after recording 30 total tackles and two sacks in 2013.
Since his release, Harrison has made it known that he would like to return to Pittsburgh for another season.
Honest question…what happens if JJ doesn't start producing? We turn to Moats/Carter? There's a lot riding on that young man in terms of this entire defense's performance this year.
So I guess this means he'll be a Steeler again by Thursday. Anyone think the Cards and/or player agents are toying with us?
I'm being facetious. Sort of.
I think the honest answer to that is that we'll see pretty much the same mediocre pass rush as last year – if JJ doesn't produce more pressure, as you mentioned. I don't think they'll bench their No. 1 draft pick in his second season for Chris Carter or Arthur Moats. They'll ride w/ JJ, regardless. My opinion.
But I really, really, REALLY think we should sign Silverback. Pride be damned on both sides.
I agree 100%. Even if they brought Harrison back, it wouldn't be to start though. But I think it would certainly light a fire under the kid. If we have Troy trying to light a fire under his…what's coach/FO doing about it?
great points- from what I can tell JJ looked good against NY but the last two games have been ehh….watching him he gets man handled and instead of trying to plow though guys like Harrison could, he tries to juke like a running back or something- I think they should have him play more like a rover because of his speed rather than a full on LB.
I'm not sure I'm following your thought on Troy. But in Jarvis' case, at least if you have Harrison brought in as his "backup" I'd feel a lot more comfortable with "benching" him for Harrison as opposed to our other options. Leadership is great, attitude, blah blah blah… we've got Joey for that. I personally (and this is just my opinion) think that James Harrison is still a very capable and productive player in our system.
He's not particularly fast though is the problem. Would not make a good rover
Would be hilarious if we signed him now. "No! We want all the toys!"
Howard Jones has not really rushed efficiently and I don't trust Carter yet, so why not bring back Harrison?
Come on Steelers, even at 46 Harrison can outplay Carter! LOL!!!
"Mine, Mine, MINE !!!"
I think the honest answer is Ziggy Hood wasn't doing his job and at the same time Jones was a rookie. You people crack me up, so quick to jump to conclusions about players. Did you know there's a reason rookies tend not to start in LeBeau's defense and the ones who do tend to struggle?
At risk of completely over simplifying it, if the Steelers don't improve their pass rush this year it will be another 8-8 or worse season. If Jarvis isn't ready to make the step, then the Steelers better find someone who can THIS year..
(As SteelCitysFinest jumps to conclusions about Jones' lack of production due, somehow, to Ziggy Hood)
You're right though, Jones is probably waiting until the regular season to add all that muscle and mass so he can show off his new pass rush moves to the world.
Jones can't win one on one matchups with an NFL tackle because of Ziggy? Are you high when you watch the games?
Sarcasm detected, but seriously – God, I really hope Jarvis puts it together quickly and produces pressure this year.
Excuse me while I jump on the Harrison bandwagon again!
I keep things in perspective. You see to ignore all other variables involved and basically say that Jones is a bum. Ziggy Hood wasn't great and his job is to occupy offensive tackles which he didn't do at a consistent level. Are you saying A. Smith being A. Smith didn't impact the production of players around him?
Its funny how back in Feb/Mar I suggested we bring Harrison back and everyone was bashing me now everyone wants him lol
No I understand how a 3-4 defense works and also understand rookies struggle, there is a learning curve from college to the NFL. Jones struggled for many reasons but concluding he's a bum based off of one year is plain idiotic.
Dude, don't talk to me about perspective. Seriously.
It was very evident that I said IF Jones produces the way he did last year, THEN we would see similar results in our pass rush.
Claiming that Ziggy Hood is the reason Jones only had one pass rush move and couldn't beat NFL caliber LTs is not the definition of having "perspective."
Its a factor. Looking at the entire picture IS perspective, assuming Jones will have a mediocre year based off of his rookie year and a handful of preseason games IS being narrow minded. I read what you said.
He's one of the top 5 LBs in Steelers history. He should've been the MVP of Superbowl XLIII. But he's not the same player anymore. Even in Cincy he was used mainly as a run stopper; not a pass rusher. 30 tackles, 2 sacks and an INT. How's that production any better than J. Jones?
He now has interest from exactly 1/32nd of the league. And go figure it is the BurghWest Cards that are sniffing. Don't get too exited until we hear about a physical and even what the Cards would offer him. It will say a lot about his readiness which is important before you declare him a backup for JJ whom you could promote to 1st string should Tomlin decide Jones gets benched.
I wish James would talk to Casey, Smith, or Hines and realize he should go out with dignity. To an extent, Joey Porter kept playing as a shadow of his former self and possibly delayed a career coaching for which it seems he has some talent.
Exactly. Nostalgia seems to dominate some folks opinions.
How could you want the guy who shattered your citys hopes come play for your team.. I dont know how i would feel if we signed clay matthews or rashard Mendenhall after all those tears they brought to my eyes in that superbowl loss against the packers
No, really? (sarcasm)
i get your point and mostly agree with you. However, Harrison was out of postion last year and didn't play as many snaps.
RE: Troy – to my understanding, he was fired up last game largely because he thought JJ was taking plays off.
I agree with your comments on harrison for sure. limited action/situations…he can steel be a good ROLB for Pittsburgh. SOMETHING needs to get JJ fired up to go full speed every play.
Jones played on the right…ziggy played on the left. Yes the DE play last season affected the OLBs, however, it is not even close to being the only reason JJ is not producing.
Well, according to Rotowire – in 2013:
Harrison: 15 games / 354 defensive snaps / 30 tackles / 2 sacks / 1 int
Jones: 14 games / 565 defensive snaps / 41 tackles / 1 sack / 0 int
you tell me – by your own admission – since he was more of a
run-stopper in Cinci, played 200 fewer snaps, but still had more sacks
and INTs than Jones… why couldn't you make the argument he was at
least AS productive?
BUT TO BE CLEAR: The argument here isn't
whether Harrison is "better" than Jones, the reason this discussion is
being brought up is b/c Arizona allegedly is looking at Harrison, and
most people (myself included) seem to think James Harrison is a better
backup to Jones than Moats or Carter. It isn't about Jones being a bum,
it's about having the best quality LB corps that you can have.
Agree. It is a big factor. DL looks better, ILBs look better, Safetys are OK, CB still stinks. OLB is the question mark and if we dont get pressure from the ROLB fairly consistently…you said it.
I'd say the reaction to that was 50/50 on every site I've seen.
Two entirely different defenses and positions. Not comparable. No one is saying he needs to come for a pro-bowl year and start 100% of the time. That is an assumption. Likely as bad as me assuming you think Carter would do better…
Ah, I wasn't aware it was Jones that Troy was specifically upset with. Interesting. Thanks for clarifying.
Harrison should sign with the Cards as they already have a good D and their O should improve. Therefore he stands a much better chance of winning a Super Bowl there than with the Steelers. At least the Cards are in with a chance.
We need sacks, leadership and toughness on defense….c'mon colbert
Ziggy Hood played on both sides, if you remember correctly he was benched then Heyward played and came back in after Da Beard was sidelined. Regardless I never said DE was the only reason, above I stated there were many reasons Jones struggled and poor DE play was a contributing factor.
Well no one ever ruled that out…but you seem to be defending JJ by throwing specific players under the bus. Facts are facts…film is film….JJ needs to improve big time.
I'm not arguing he needs to improve nor am I defending him. As a matter of fact, I wasn't sold on him last preseason when everyone was hyping him up. At the same time I weigh the fact that he was a rookie, our DL was ineffective, and our entire defense struggled. I think assuming anything about any second year player based on their rookie performance is premature and a little overboard so I voiced my opinion on the matter.
I love him, but at this point in his career Deebo is very one dimensional. Stillers need speed and diversity and team is banking on JJ coming to at least serviceable play.
I've been a huge advocate of signing James Harrison. The positives would highly outweigh the negatives IMO..
and #92 is currently available…so there's that.
beating a dead horse here….you say we crack you up because we jump to conclusions about JJ (you say he was a rookie and DL stunk – we all agree, but he stunk more than the DL). We are just talking about IF he doesn't produce at a SIGNIFICANTLY higher level, what do the Steelers have. Nothing. He's not proven anything besides sub-par last year and this preseason. I hope he shows up…but tape says he's still making too many mistakes.
Respectfully, if the conversation you're having is that Harrison would be the best OLB back up, you're pretty much having it with yourself. Virtually everyone posting here wants Harrison to come back to Pittsburgh as if it's 2008, while that no good lousy bum Jarvis Jones gets cut or traded to the Cardinals for $2.00 and a biscuit. I didn't argue that Jones' production was better than Harrison's. I asked how Harrison's production was ANY BETTER than Jones'. My point was that there is nothing, statistically speaking, that differentiates them, which you proved quite convincingly. Harrison averaged only 2 tackles per game, while Jones averaged just under 3. In 15 games Harrison managed just two sacks, while Jones got one in 14 games. There's no quantifiable difference in those numbers. As for whether Harrison is the best possible player to back up Jones, I'm fairly certain that there are a couple of guys getting paid to make those decisions (Tomlin, Butler, LeBeau, Colbert) who are far better than us fans at making them. If they felt (or feel) that Harrison is the best guy for the job; they'd make him an offer. For all we know they have a standing offer to him that he hasn't accepted. Never-the-less, my comments were directed at the masses who think James Harrison is still the Deebo who single handedly won SB XLIII for us with the single greatest play in SB history. Unfortunately, that dog don't hunt no more.
Some people arguing against bringing in silverback use his age and lack of pass rushing ability as reasons to not get him, saying he was mainly ised as a runn stopper with Cincy last year. I say, why not bring him in exactly for that reason? If he can still shed blocks and stop the run potentially I am all for giving him a try. Any pass rush in situational sub-packaging is an added bonus!
I haven't seen many people that actually think he is a starter caliber player. More concerned with what depth we have at the position. As for stats last year…They played two entirely different positions in different defenses. Who the heck said he was going to come in and put up double digit sacks as an every down LB?!
Yes, multiple reports from friends at the game, and someone else on here. Troy was going off on him during the Philly game. Unlike Troy, makes me wonder what's wrong. Is this a bigger deal?
Update: Harrison has turned down the offer to visit with the Cardinals, Signed a 1 year deal with the Steelers this morning….hahaha just kidding. The Cards FO would be like WTH?
LOL..we were joking about that happening on another message board.
Ok, I will not play any word games with anything SteeleCity. I think JJ is a bust. I don't think he's strong enough to play his position. When you watch him in his one on one match ups he…well, he just doesn't match up. He doesn't hold the edge well. He has a hard time getting leverage. If he makes it through this season starting it will be because the FO is slow to admit a wrong, or everyone behind him sucks worse (scary thought). If I'm wrong and he lights it up, or is just a little above average, I'll be the happiest crow eating Steeler fan on the planet.
Yeah, I don't get where you think everybody who wants JH back thinks he's gonna start over JJ… Seems to me the masses all view him as a great backup option that would be the best suited to come in and start when (yes, I said when) one of our OLBs gets hurt.
We agree on the statistical facts, we're just looking at them a different way, I suppose. You're saying, "He's no better than JJ, so why bring him in?" and I'm saying, "He's just as good as JJ and better than the backups, so it makes sense from an insurance standpoint."
Yes, money is probably the sticking point.
I agree those are some concerns especially setting the edge. You are entitled to that opinion but I hope you are wrong. Personally I try to give young players the benefit of the doubt and if we are pointing to the same issues after his third year I'll jump on the bust bandwagon.
Ed Bouchette reports "James Harrison's locker was never cleared out after the 2012 season" thus hinting at an inevitable return to the Steelers in the future.
Left behind was a sweaty jock, a terrible towel and a yellow bar of soap with, oddly, silver pubes imbedded.
My only other point regarding the numbers is Jones' stats are for a rookie campaign and a player who has yet to develop, whereas Harrison's numbers are for a seasoned veteran who's just about at the end of his career. Also, my comments were regarding those people who think Harrison can come in and save this defense and put up DPOY performances. Of course, I would love it if he could, but that's not reality. As for being a back-up, my only concern is how tempted (or blasted) would the Steelers be every time there's a third and long and Jones is in the game and Deebo on the bench? Also, would he even want to be strictly a back-up role player?
I just wish this story would go away, please.
JJ is not going to add any more muscle by the first game. If Troy was calling him out , Thats enough proof for me. Get him out of the starting position now. James Harrison saw the Kiesel outcome and now is on his way to AZ. I don't think he will get the kind of reaction that kiesel did from the Steelers. I would definitely like to see a guy who can bull rush and at least get some pressure on a QB. back on the team.
Very true, I also see JJ as a bust. If he turns it around I will join you at the table for my full plate of crow. And turning it around does not mean being an average player.
Yeah but if he comes to Pittsburgh that puts us on the Super Bowl radar. I'm serious
I strongly believe that not signing James Harrison as a backup option this season would be foolish. We need to have him on the team THIS SEASON more than any. I'd feel so much better about the most important position on our defense if I knew he was "next man up" this year. I think the people saying it would be a waste to sign him because of his age or whatever is ridiculously short-sighted. I will argue this with anyone.
Apples to Oranges, Cincy was/is stupid to try to plug him into their system.
We have money to overpay a way over the hill guy like Ike Taylor 2.7M when Keisel was signed for a million less and Harrison is still looking for job. Amazing. We could have cut Carter, and have Ike AND Harrison as backups for 2.7M. Colbert continues to make incredibly stupid cap moves. We could have had Keenan Lewis for a few hundred thousand more than what New Orleans paid him instead of overpaying for Mitchell or spending crazy money on Gilbert.
Yet the Steelers have time for Ike Taylor at 2.7M?
Yeah, teacher's pet.
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