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Oh man, I hope everyone has seen this already, I'd hate to be the bearer of bad news... which is that Lindsay Davenport will be Makiri's likely third round opponent at the Australian Open. Just can't seem to catch a break this year with the draws. Here is Makiri's first grouping of 8:
Lindsay Davenport (1) vs Casey Dellacqua
Alona Bondarenko vs Karolina Sprem
Emmanuelle Gagliardi (WTA Rank #82) vs Galina Voskoboeva (WTA #105)
Evgenia Linetskaya of Russia (WTA #63) vs Maria Kirilenko of Russia (25)
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Swynford 'Bears' Repeating at Woodbine
Owner Bear Stables Ltd. notched its second juvenile stakes victory in as many weekends at Woodbine on Sunday when Bear Character upset in the $132,750 Swynford Stakes at seven furlongs.The stalking son of Dixie Union-Forty Love, by Forty-Niner, sent off at odds of 6-1 in his first start at Woodbine, overtook the pacesetting Ballado Dancer to score by a half-length in 1:23.83.Ballado Dancer set fractions of :22.78 and :45.16 but was unable to hold off Bear Character. "There wasn't really anything left for him at home," said winning trainer Dale Greenwood, who is based at Northlands Park. "At home, he got in lots of traffic all the time. We never had that problem today. The bigger racetrack sure helped him."Jockey Jim McAleney, partnered with the Kentucky-bred gelding for the first time. McAleney also partnered Bear Stables' Bear's Kid, who was saddled by Reade Baker, in last weekend's Summer Stakes (Can-II). The victory, which elevated Bear Character's earnings to $133,246, was the first at Woodbine for Greenwood.Bear Character returned $15.20 for the victory, keying a $44.10 exacta with Ballado Dancer. Bright N Golden finished third as the 3-5 favorite in the field of four. There was no place or show wagering.(Chart, Equibase)
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With Louisville win, UCF clinches program-first BCS bowl bid
Thanks to Teddy Bridgewater, UCF is headed to a BCS bowl game.
Bridgewater led two fourth quarter touchdown drives to force overtime at Cincinnati; then Louisville's defense took care of business in the extra period to wrap a 11-1 regular season for the Cardinals. Cincinnati drops to 6-2 in conference play, eliminating the Bearcats from American Athletic Conference title contention and clinching the league's automatic BCS bid for the Knights.
Even if UCF loses at SMU on Saturday, the Knights would share the title with Louisville but earn the BCS bid thanks to the head-to-head victory earlier this season.
BCS expert Jerry Palm's most recent bowl projections feature UCF in the Sugar Bowl against the SEC champion, Auburn.


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By John Klink
3/18/2013 (2 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
Francis made a particular point on the balcony to bow and literally listen to his people as the first act of being their pastor. And he asked them to bless him and pray for him before he would bless them. In that instant he incarnated his sometime surprising, but quintessential papal title: "The Servant of the Servants of God."
By John Klink
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
3/18/2013 (2 years ago)
Published in Europe
Keywords: Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Pope Francis, Conclave, St Peters, Papa Francesco, Holy Father Francis, John Klink
VATICAN CITY (Catholic Online) - I have had the privilege to come on pilgrimage to Rome this week for the Conclave.
Wednesday night, as I came out of a memorable meeting with Thai Cardinal Michai, with whom I worked many years ago during the Cambodian Refugee Crisis, I found people coming in droves to Piazza San Pietro. They were coming in keen expectation to check out the color of the smoke that was due to be emitted from the Sistine Chapel stove pipe at any minute. All of the previous puffs had been black.
It was raining lightly, and the piazza seemed a sea of umbrellas.
I shared a general feeling that the time was propitious for the conclusion of the Conclave.
After about 15 minutes of watching the distant stove pipe, there was a wave of breaking voices announcing that their individual hopes had been realized: "E' bianco!!" ("It's white!").
For the first time in 600 years we now had two popes--one emeritus, and one about whom we were to immediately learn both his name and his spiritual profile, and then to "meet him" as he assumed his unique place on the world stage.
The nationalities represented amongst the Saint Peter's pilgrims gave witness that the apostles had faithfully fulfilled the Master's mandate to leave their home and bring the Good News to all nations.
Under the umbrellas one could hear the question being posed from one friend to another: "So, who do you think it is? Scola, Ouellet, Scherer?"-- referring to the front runner cardinals predicted with presumed infallibility by the secular press.
By this time, the piazza was becoming more and more populated, and the rain was letting up enough to allow the umbrellas to begin to fold.
Despite the enormous expanse of the piazza, standing space was becoming tight as people edged further and further toward the balcony above St Peter's central entry doors to catch a closer glimpse of Benedict's and Peter's successor.
The now-compressed crowd waited patiently for about 50 minutes as an Italian military band marched forward and positioned itself in a space reserved between the crowd and the basilica.
Attention focused on huge TV screens which ranged between shots of the white-smoked chimney, individuals in the crowd, and landscape views of the basilica, or close-ups of the huge clock. Cheers emerged when the lights of the vast rooms behind and on either side of the balcony became lit.
Close-ups then began of the balcony itself and its closed glass doors from which Cardinal Jean Louis Tauran, the French ProtoDeacon in charge of the Vatican's relations with Muslims, was expected to emerge. (The press had even speculated that had he not emerged, and had another cardinal been poised to make the announcement in his place, that fact would have itself told the story that C. Tauran was the Conclave's choice as he was also deemed "papabile").
Finally, further cheers when the drapes were drawn on the balcony doors and Cardinal Tauran did emerge.
As his light voice began to utter the age old formula: "Annuntio vobis gaudium magnum; habemus Papam: Eminentissimum ac Reverendissimum Dominum, Dominum Georgium Marium
Sanctae Romanae Ecclesiae Cardinalem Bergoglio qui sibi nomen imposuit Franciscum", a stunned hush fell upon the crowd as everyone looked at one another with the question, "Chi?," "Who?"
A friend who was standing beside me, who is a long-time Vatican hand, said succinctly, "That is literally stunning."
The silence continued as the camera focused on the seemingly similarly stunned Cardinal Archbishop of Buenos Aires who came hesitatingly to the balcony like a martyr to the lions -- willing, but visibly hesitant. He looked in long silence upon the sea of humanity, who in turn gazed in expectation from the dark plaza below and the Via della Conciliazione beyond.
The new pope waited patiently for the Italian military band to perform its requisite pieces.
As the crowd anticipated the reassuring signs of jubilant papal warmth and waves, the cameras focused on a man dressed in simple white without the usual scarlet cape and heavy papal stole. His arms hung almost manikin like as he gazed through large glasses without a smile. My friend and I both remarked, "I hope he smiles. This could be a PR disaster."
We also recalled the strange similarity to the Italian movie we had recently seen, "Habemus Papam" which portrayed a newly elected and terrified pope as even afraid to come to the balcony.
This was our first inkling that this is going to be a very new papal chapter.
At this point, another mutual friend next to us broke the stunned silence in the piazza by beginning a loud chant that the crowd picked up: "FRAN/CHESS/KO", "FRAN/CHESS/KO". A second "Francesco" had just been immediately adopted by his new Italian flock and was about to be adopted by his global one.
Later, at dinner that night with some traditionalist Catholic friends, we were left scrambling as to what had just happened (Francis spoke rather than chanted the blessing, he wore the simplest of robes, he evinced absolutely no triumphal demeanor). Reportedly, the more liberal members of the new pope's Jesuit Order are similarly befuddled. (Francis evidently never allowed the Jesuits in Argentina to get involved in the politics of Liberation Theology). Francis is the first Jesuit pope, and the first Pope Francis: "And he could have been Pope Ignatius."
In Catholic terms the Cardinals' pick is a total paradox: a Jesuit "Franciscan"--or possibly a Franciscan Jesuit: a man of orthodox theology who has eschewed many of the trappings of his office in order to witness to his religious vows, especially of poverty.
Francis made a particular point on the balcony to bow and literally listen to his people as the first act of being their pastor. And he asked them to bless him and pray for him before he would bless them. In that instant he incarnated his sometime surprising, but quintessential papal title: "The Servant of the Servants of God."
The imagery of his personal introduction on the balcony for his Urbi et Orbi blessing evoked an unprecedented statement of humility of "it's not about him." He is first and foremost the new migrant bishop of the Rome Diocese (not the Pope who happens to be the Bishop of Rome), of unscripted gestures (he barely lifted his arms, let alone waved), of gratitude to his remarkable predecessor, calling his local and global flock to simple prayer ("the basics": the Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory Be), and perhaps most striking for those in attendance -- he instantly brought the enormous crowd to embrace silence in order to let the Holy Spirit speak to them and then to pray together in a silent bond (with hundreds of thousands of pilgrims in attendance one could only and distinctly hear the fountains when he called the people to pray).
The quiet pope (he spoke extemporaneously for a maximum of 5 minutes) chose not to wear many of the traditional and colorful trappings of his office and did not wear his stole except when actually giving his blessing. And he then immediately handed it back.
Papa Francesco is a fascinating mix and leaves no one -- even the Vatican curia -- feeling that they can predict where he will lead. Tellingly?, he has not yet reinstated the heads of the Vatican dicasteries who serve at his pleasure.
The day following his election, the Supreme Pontiff insisted on stopping by to personally pay his pre-Conclave hotel bill from his own wallet and left the Vatican unannounced in a VW to pray to Our Lady at St. Mary Major and kneel at the tomb of Pope Pius V.
His iron pectoral cross and chain are a simple but conspicuous statement, as is his directive to his fellow Argentine bishops, priests, and nuns to not come to Rome for the papal installation but to stay at home and direct whatever money they would have spent, on the poor.
As Peggy Noonan has reported, a friend recounted that several years ago he had approached the then-Archbishop to ask if he could suggest any place to live for his fellow congregation members who were moving to Buenos Aires to devote themselves to the poor. The Archbishop had an immediate suggestion. Would they consider moving into his predecessors' palace that he had himself left to live in a small apartment? "It has many rooms."
Papa Francesco is giving quiet, personal witness from the bulliest pulpit of all. He is leading the way for his followers to leave many comfort zones in order to be led unabashedly by the Holy Spirit, and in so doing he is dutifully assuming his role of global shepherd for his people.
Papa Bergoglio, the migrant bishop from South America, will give an audience to the World Press tomorrow morning.
Those journalists, like all those I have spoken with since the white smoke came from the Sistine Chapel, will witness that the first pages of this newest chapter of Church history are filled with promise.
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Faux Beaded Jewelry Pouch
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No sew projects are perfect for crafters at any skill level. Get creative with your fabric craft ideas and make a Faux Beaded Jewelry Pouch from Tiffany Windsor. This is the perfect project for people on the go - you'll never lose an earring or bracelet ever again!
- Fabric and thread for jewelry pouch
- Contrasting fabric for flowers and stems
- Tulip Beads in a Bottle – I used Copper and Gold
- Iron-on fusible web
- Pencil
- Scissors
- Stitch up a jewelry pouch by placing fabric right sides together. Stitch seams leaving small section open along bottom seam. Turn right side out. Iron seams smooth. Fold over each end to determine size of pockets and flap. Pin and stitch along edge of first fold to create large pocket. Stitch down center to create two small pockets. Fold other end over stitched pockets. This will be the front flap that you decorate.
- I used contrasting colored fabric for flower circles and used the pocket fabric for the flower center.
- Iron fusible web to the back of the fabrics.
- Trace circle patterns onto the fusible web paper backing.
- Cut along pattern line. Repeat to cut desired number of flowers and centers.
- Remove paper backing from cut circle. If paper is difficult to remove, gently bend and pull to tear paper, then just peel it off. (The glue should be adhered to the fabric.)
- Place circles on fabric with glue side down.
- Iron in place.
- Repeat process of applying fusible web to flower centers.
- Iron in place.
- Cut strips for flower stems and lay in place.
- Iron stems in place.
- Select desired color of Tulip Beads in a Bottle.
- I like to practice making my dots on a piece of scrap paper.
- Holding tip of bottle slightly above fabric, squeeze to create small dollop of paint.
- Pull bottle directly up.
- The paint dot will be peaked at this point.
- Repeat to create desired pattern. You will notice that the paint dots will settle to form a nicely rounded bead.
- Continue to add beads to complete desired pattern.
- I used a different color of Beads in a Bottle for the center.
- Continue to add dots for center of flower.
- Repeat on all flowers.
For a comprehensive video tutorial, check out How to Embellish with Tulip Beads in a Bottle.
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Pat Fenlon: Unbeaten Rovers deserve more credit
Shamrock Rovers manager Pat Fenlon has defended his team's record so far this season after a sixth draw of the campaign against St Patrick's Athletic on Monday night at Richmond Park.
Shamrock Rovers manager Pat Fenlon has defended his team's record so far this season after a sixth draw of the campaign against St Patrick's Athletic on Monday night at Richmond Park.
Pat Fenlon admitted that his side were lucky to take all three points as Shamrock Rovers edged past Drogheda United 1-0 at Tallaght Stadium last night.
Shamrock Rovers ensured they kept pace with the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division's top two on Monday night as Pat Fenlon's side made light work of Bray Wanderers in a 3-0 win at the Carlisle Grounds.
Champions Dundalk may have a 100% record so far but Shamrock Rovers boss Pat Fenlon says his side aren't doing so badly either.
Speaking to RTÉ Sport, Shamrock Rovers manager Pat Fenlon was full of praise for goalscorer Danny North as the new season started with a 1-0 victory on Friday over 'derby' rivals St Patrick's Athletic.
Shamrock Rovers have confirmed the signings of Tim Clancy, Max Blanchard and Gareth McCaffrey as Pat Fenlon bolsters his squad before the start of the SSE Airtricity League season.
Pat Fenlon has backed Dundalk to come out on top in the SSE Airtricity League title race despite seeing his Shamrock Rovers side hold the Lilywhites to a 0-0 draw in Oriel Park last night.
Pat Fenlon and Johnny McDonnell review Ireland's win over Gibraltar and look ahead to Germany
Pat Fenlon has labelled the fixture demands laid on Shamrock Rovers as "madness" after his side had their FAI Cup final hopes crushed with a 2-0 semi-final replay defeat at Derry City.
The Shamrock Rovers manager speaks after their FAI Cup semi-final draw with Derry City
Pat Fenlon has said Shamrock Rovers are running out of time if they are continue their push for European qualification via the SSE Airtricity League.
Shamrock Rovers manager Pat Fenlon on his side's win over Dundalk
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A first league goal of the season from Simon Madden maintained Shamrock Rovers' revival under Pat Fenlon as the Hoops defeated Sligo Rovers 1-0 at Tallaght Stadium.
There's a full programme of SSE Airtricity Premier Division fixtures tonight with tabletoppers Dundalk hoping to stretch their lead over Cork City with a win at home to Limerick.
New Shamrock Rovers manager Pat Fenlon says he want to get the Hoops faithful off their seats for the remainder of the season as they chase cup glory and a European place.
Shamrock Rovers will start life under new manager Pat Fenlon this evening as they take on Derry City at Tallaght Stadium.
Pat Fenlon got his Shamrock Rovers tenure off to a winning start with a 2-0 win over Derry City in tonight's SSE Airtricity League encounter at Tallaght Stadium.
Pat Fenlon has returned to Shamrock Rovers to win trophies and the new Hoops boss has not ruled his side out of this year's championship race - although he admits that it is a tough ask.


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Adobe Illustrator has long been the most popular and viable vector-drawing program on the market but, for many, the learning curve is steep. In Illustrator CS3 One-on-One: The Essentials , author and leading industry expert Deke McClelland teaches the key features of Illustrator in a way that anyone can understand. He also goes beyond that, showing users how to get into the Illustrator "mindset" to make mastering Illustrator simple and easy. The training covers how to use the core drawing and shape tools, the transformation and reshaping features, text and gradients, and color management and printing features. Even if learning Illustrator has been a struggle in the past, this time it is going to make sense. Exercise files accompany the training.
Now it's time for what I think is safe to call the most thrilling and satisfying portion of this project, where we take these three circles on the Just circles layer, these three concentric circles here, and we utterly and completely transform them into this final intricate least pattern here. I happen to be working inside of the Selecting segments.ai document that I've included for you inside of the 08_select_enhance folder. And if you'd like to follow along with me, then I want you, for now, to turn off the Just circles and One shy layers.
Turn on the Final lace layer, and let's go ahead and meatball that layer. I want to convert it into a tracing template so that we can keep an eye on it here. So go ahead and meatball that layer by clicking on it's circle and then go up to the Opacity value here in the Control palette and let's change the Opacity value to 25%. I'm going to leave the One shy layer turned off for now, so that we have no problem seeing through it because it won't even be there. Then I'm going to turn on the Just circles layer. I'm going to lock the Final lace layer so that I don't mess it up and I'm going to click on the Just circles layer to make it active. Now I'm going to grab the innermost of the three concentric circles, and I'm going to go up to the Edit menu, and I'm going to use the Copy command because I want to keep it around. I'm going to want to bring it back in just a moment. Next I'm going to go up to the Select menu and I'm going to choose Object and then I'm going to choose Direction Handles.
Now Direction Handles are one of Adobe's terms for what I call control handles, those Bezier control handles that control the curvature of a segment. And I suppose it's safe to say they control the direction of a segment as well. But this command does not select control handles because it can't. Instead what it does is it deselects the anchor points and selects the curved segments in between. Check it out. That's what it's done right here. So the anchor points are no longer selected and the segments are selected, and as if to prove that to you, I'm going to go ahead and grab my Scale Tool by clicking on the Scale Tool icon in the toolbox or pressing the S key, and then I'm going to move my cursor above and to the right of the shape, as you can see right about here.
And I'm going to drag outward while pressing the Shift key and notice what I'm doing. I'm curling the segment on itself in each of the four different directions there. So they're all curling around on themselves. When I get it to about this location so it matches the template, I'll release and we have something that resembles the Command key on the Macintosh keyboard. In fact, had they had Illustrator back in those days this might have been the approach that they took. They being the designers at Apple. Anyway so we've got a nice loop-the-loop shape going on.
Awesome. Look at those control handles, too. They're totally out of control. They're all over the map here. Now I'm going to press Control+F or Command+F on the Mac in order to paste the original version of that circle in front of the curly cue Command key variation. We're done with the innermost circle. Now let's get the next circle out by Control-clicking on it or Command-clicking on it in order to select it, then I'm going to go up to the Edit menu and copy it again, by choosing the Copy command. Now one of the things you may have noticed about curling the segments outward was that they curled 45-degrees away from their anchor point. So where the anchor points resided, the path did not move, they remained anchored in place. So the segments were allowed to move where there was no anchor point. So I want to now curl up and around like tracing this path right here, and in order to do that I need to rotate my circle. I need to displace, I need to move my anchor points. So I'm going to do that by grabbing my Rotate Tool. I'm just, in fact I'm going to double-click on my Rotate Tool here inside the toolbox.
I'm going to enter an Angle value of 45-degrees and I'm going to press the Tab key, and do you see what happened? The circle doesn't seem to have rotated of course, cause it's a circle, and rotation as we learned earlier is a circular operation. However I did move each one of the anchor points 45-degrees. Nicely done. Now I'll click the OK button. Then I'll go up to the Select menu, choose Object and choose Direction Handles in order to select the segments independently of the anchor points. And now I'll get my Scale Tool, and once again I'll start dragging about 45-degrees away from the center of the shape, and I'll drag from about here while I press the Shift key, drag up and out, away from the shape until I get this sort of loop-the-loop shape going right here. Then I'll release the mouse button in order to create the shape. Excellent. Now press Control+F again, in order to once again paste that shape in front. That would be of course Command+F on the Mac.
This time, I want to do a little more damage to my shape. Ha ha ha. So I'm going to go up to the Object menu. I'm going to choose Path and I'm going to choose Add Anchor Points. The reason being, I want to double the number of anchor points inside of the shape. The reason being that gives me twice as many segments to work with. So if you choose anchor points you just double the number of anchor points. Notice now we have eight anchor points that are tracing around the circle. Now let's go to the Select menu, choose Object, choose Direction Handles once again. What kind of surprise is that? None whatsoever.
And that selects all the segments in between the anchor points. I still have my Scale Tool active. That's a wonderful thing. I'm going to start dragging from right about here and this time I'm going to drag into the center of the shape while pressing the Shift key. Look at that right there, is that not cool? What a cool spirograph effect we have now, and once you get a match with your template, and notice you are dragging from upper right toward the center actually past the center of the shape, in order to get this effect right here. Then release the mouse button and you create this collection of completely out of control control handles.
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90. Western Kentucky Preview Relative Strengths: Offensive Line, Defensive Line
Relative Weaknesses: Quarterback, Receiver
What to watch for on offense: Who's going to run the ball? Rainey finished second in the nation in rushing and closed out his great career with 4,542 yards, 35 touchdowns and 80 catches for 682 yards and five scores. Coach Willie Taggart has no problems running his backs into the ground, but this year there should be more of a committee approach with a few nice options to play around with. True freshman Anthony Wales is the team's top recruit, and while he might not be built to handle the ball 30 times again, he's a top talent who could've been a key factor at several BCS schools. Antonio Andrews is a bigger back with a little bit of experience, while Keshawn Simpson is a 243-pound thumper who can bring it between the tackles. Taggart will go with the hot hand, but he'll make sure everyone stays fresh.
What to watch for on defense: How fast can the secondary come together? The Hilltoppers were mediocre against the pass last season despite the help of a great pass rush, but they get plenty of help with top transfer Jonathan Dowling, a transfer from Florida, ready to make a huge splash at safety. Kareem Peterson is a nice safety with big hitting ability, and Tyree Robinson should be one of the league's best corners. The starting foursome should be terrific, but now the pressure is on and the expectations are high to get much, much more.
89. San Diego State Preview Relative Strengths: Receiver, Running Back
Relative Weaknesses: Defensive Line, Special Teams
What to watch for on offense: Can the receiving corps carry the attack? Former defensive back Colin Lockett turned into a terrific No. 1 target last season and a dangerous deep threat, while Gavin Escobar is among the best pass-catching tight ends in America. Dylan Denso and Ezell Ruffin are big, talented targets, but the real excitement is over Brice Butler, the USC transfer who lit things up this offseason and looks like a potential star. With the quarterback situation in a bit of flux – Oregon State transfer Ryan Katz and big Adam Dingwell are fighting it out – and with the running backs trying to get healthy, the receivers will bridge the gap.
What to watch for on defense: The smallish defensive line. It didn't seem to matter too much last year in the 3-3-5 alignment, but can the linebacker-sized front three hold up against the Washington and Army running games early on? Sam Meredith is a good pass rusher, but at 250 pounds he's hardly a big nose tackle and he's already banged up with a shoulder injury. 275-pound Kenny Galea'i qualifies as the beef up front and it's going to take a regular rotation to keep everyone fresh or else Jake Fely and the linebacking corps will have to do lots of cleaning up.
88. Kent State Relative Strengths: Defensive Line, Secondary
Relative Weaknesses: Quarterback, Offensive Line
What to watch for on offense: Will the Golden Flash offense finally start to work? After finishing second-to-last in the nation in yards and 114th in scoring offense with no passing game whatsoever and a ground attack that didn't go anywhere. Spencer Keith might be a veteran quarterback, but he's fighting hard to keep his job with former Nevada dual-threat option David Fisher providing a big push. Trayion Durham did a nice job trying to carry the running game as a true freshman with good power and workhorse potential, while Dri Archer provides the speed and flash if he can get a little room to move. Tyshon Goode is a big-play target who needs to start making more big plays – he needs better quarterback play and needs more help from the rest of the receiving corps. The line that failed to generate enough of a push gets three decent starters back led by All-MAC left tackle Brian Winters.
What to watch for on defense: Once again, the defense did what it could to pick up a floundering offense finishing 21st in the nation with an aggressive group that's great at getting into the backfield. Eight starters return with pass rushing terror Roosevelt Nix commanding double and triple teaming leaving several other options free. There are plenty of options among the rest of the front three, but it's the deep veteran linebacking corps that should get the biggest spotlight with Luke Batton in the middle and C.J. Malauulu as good and as active as any pair in the MAC. If the linebackers aren't the team's strongest unit it'll be a terrific secondary with three returning starters and veteran senior Norman Wolfe taking over the vacant corner job.
87. Western Michigan Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Receiver
Relative Weaknesses: Offensive Line, Linebacker
What to watch for on offense: The offense was unbelievable at times thanks to quarterback Alex Carder, a good leader and playmaker who directed one of college football's deadliest passing games. He's back but all of his top targets are gone including Jordan White, who caught 140 passes for 1,911 yards and 17 scores. The receiving corps will be a question mark, but the stable of running backs is deep and experienced. The line might not have any all-stars, but it's versatile and full of good veterans. The pieces are all there for another big season, but it'll all be up to Carder and how he can make everyone around him shine. He'll have to make the receiving corps better.
What to watch for on defense: The Western Michigan defense simply had to hold serve a few times so the offense could carry the attack. That was easier said than done as the production fell off the map over the second half of the season allowing 471 yards or more in each of the final five games. Beefing up the run defense is a must in the 4-2-5 alignment, but getting more from the pass rush would also be nice. The ends are quick and experienced, and now they have to be more disruptive. The linebackers have to be more active so the athletic defensive backs don't have to do everything again. Rover Johnnie Simon and corner Lewis Toler are two of the MAC's best, but they could use more help. 86. Duke Preview Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Wide Receiver
Relative Weaknesses: Defensive Line, Defensive Back
What to watch for on offense: Renfree or not, here he comes. The upcoming season will be the final one for QB Sean Renfree, the third-year starter who has been a microcosm for the program—he's made progress on the field, but has yet to put it all together. On the one hand, he threw for nearly 3,000 yards in 2011, while cutting down his picks, but on the other, he was tenth in ACC passing efficiency. It's put up or shut time for Renfree who needs to become a more productive and dangerous passer, for the sake of his team and for his future in the game.
What to watch for on defense: Safety first. In an attempt to get his 11 best athletes on the field at the same time, coordinator Jim Knowles is tinkering with the use of three safeties instead of three linebackers. The Blue Devils will employ a rover, a bandit and a strike, a trio of athletic, hard-hitting defenders designed to cover as much of the field as possible. While the run defense could be a little more susceptible, the pass D is expected to get a boost from an alignment that'll utilize five defensive backs instead of four.
85. Wyoming Preview Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Defensive Back
Relative Weaknesses: Offensive Line, Defensive Line
What to watch for on offense: Will there be more help for quarterback Brett Smith? Alvester Alexander was a speedy back who took off early for the pros, and while there are other options waiting in the wings, it's not going to be easy to not let the star of the show get to operate as much as possible. He was able to fight though a thumb injury that required surgery, and while Colby Kirkegaard looks able to run the offense if needed, keeping the starter in one piece is a must. That means Ghaali Muhammad and Kody Sutton have to handle more of the rushing workload, and Smith has to learn how to get the ball out of his hands faster. He was good at not taking sacks, and he didn't make a slew of mistakes, but he used his mobility to get out of trouble rather than dump the ball off more often than not.
What to watch for on defense: Can the D stop anyone's running game? The line lost tough veterans Josh Biezuns and Gabe Knapton and will be without three of the top four tacklers. So how is one of the worst run defenses in college football supposed to be any better when it has to go against Texas, Toledo, Nevada, Air Force, Fresno State and Boise State before November? Last season the Cowboys gave up 300 rushing yards four times in six games – giving up 292 yards in one of the other games – and allowed 200 yards or more in nine of the 13 games. The linebacking corps should be okay with Oliver Schober and Korey Jones returning, but the line has to be far stronger.
84. FIU Preview Relative Strengths: Offensive Line, Defensive Line
Relative Weaknesses: Quarterback, Running Back
What to watch for on offense: A faster offense under new coordinator Tim Cramsey. Everyone likes to hurry things up and everyone wants to control games, but Cramsey will be trying to get his offense to do it with a good receiving corps certain to help out new starting quarterback Jake Medlock and with a strong, versatile offensive line able to blast away for the ground game. Tempo, tempo, tempo will be the key to the attack that finished 82nd in the nation in yards and was a bit too inconsistent.
What to watch for on defense: The front seven. Everyone returns to a solid secondary that should be the best in the Sun Belt, but the defense all keys around a front seven that's active, aggressive and really, really good. In all 17 of the team's top 18 tacklers return, but it's Winston Fraser at linebacker and Tourek Williams on the end who'll set the tone for the rest of the veteran D. Isame Faciane and Jerrico Lee are two terrific tackles who'll be a nice part of the rotation, while Jordan Hunt and Kenneth Dillard are good outside linebackers who'll thrive around Fraser.
83. Louisiana Tech Preview Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Receiver
Relative Weaknesses: Running Back, Linebacker
What to watch for on offense: The running backs. The passing game will be terrific with all the weapons at receiver and with a good quarterback situation, but the Bulldog offense hasn't been one dimensional under Sonny Dykes and it needs a running game. Lennon Creer is gone, and promising back Tyrone Duplessis was tragically lost to a heart attack this offseason. Hunter Lee is a former walk-on who took over for an injured Creer late in the season and was great, but he's not necessarily the type of back who can handle the ball 250 times; he needs running mates. Lyle Fitte is trying to come back from a knee injury, and Ray Holley has to get healthy after having injury issues of his own. On the plus side, the line is outstanding and will pave the way for anyone carrying the mail.
What to watch for on defense: The pass rush. The defense made night-and-day improvements last season partly because everyone was more aggressive and there were plenty of disruptive plays in the backfield. The tackles will do their job, but the ends will be a work in progress after Matt Broha and Christian Lacy's 16 combined sacks left. I.K. Enemkpali has to go from being a nice prospect to a great pass rusher on one side, and someone has to emerge – possibly Kendrick James – on the other side to get to the quarterback.
82. Ohio Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Linebacker
Relative Weaknesses: Receiver, Defensive Line
What to watch for on offense: The offense might have some holes to fill, but it has a high-rising star under center in Tyler Tettleton, and ultra-efficient, ultra-effective dual-threat quarterback who should do a great job leading the balanced attack. Former Iowa State transfer Beau Blankenship was a decent part of the puzzle last season, but he should be the main man for the always-strong Bobcat ground game that needs some unknowns to boost up the depth. Donte Foster is an athletic receiver, but the corps takes a big hit losing top targets LaVon Brazill and Riley Dunlop and needs to find a few new starters. The interior of the line should be among the best in the conference with three good starters back, and the tackle situation should be solid with a little bit of time thanks to the expected emergence of Florida State transfer John Prior at left tackle.
What to watch for on defense: The defense was good enough to get by finishing fourth in the league and holding steady when it had to in close game after close game, but it was mediocre at getting into the backfield. Fortunately, eight starters return with end Tremayne Scott a great one to work the front seven around. Also helping the cause is a strong, deep group of veteran tackles who should be able to hold up well in the rotation. Leading tackler and heart-and-soul linebacker Noah Keller is gone, but Alphonso Lewis should take on a bigger role on the outside, and big-hitting Keith Moore should be a statistical superstar in the middle in place of Keller. The secondary is loaded with corner Travis Carrie coming off an all-star season and safety Gerald Moore certain to be in the mix for honors after finishing second on the team in tackles.
81. Northern Illinois Relative Strengths: Receiver, Linebacker
Relative Weaknesses: Offensive Line, Defensive Back
What to watch for on offense: The dominant offense of last season that rolled at will behind quarterback Chandler Harnish and a superior line is long gone. New offensive coordinator Mike Dunbar won't change things too much, but he'll have a lot of reworking and retooling to do starting with a line that has just one set starter coming out of spring ball. The receiving corps could be the best in the MAC with Martel Moore and Perez Ashford a dangerous tandem, and the running backs will be fine with a solid, speedy rotation to keep everyone fresh. Jordan Lynch won't be Harnish, but he's good enough to get moving on the ground and utilize the great receiving corps. The offense will turn out to be fine, but it might take a little while to get there.
What to watch for on defense: The defense was okay, but not great considering Dave Doeren is a defensive coach and the staff is strong. The potential is there to be far stronger with a terrific pass rush from Sean Progar and Alan Baxter on the outside and an improved linebacking corps that welcomes back Devon Butler (gunshot wound) and Tyrone Clark (suspension) after missing all of 2011. The secondary that struggled with its consistency is deeper, more experienced, and better with Jimmie Ward one of the MAC's best free safeties and corner Rashaan Melvin a big, strong talent to close down one side.


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My oldest carried a blanket and a Care Bear everywhere. My middle child still carries a small blanket and a stuffed puppy. My youngest doesn't yet have a lovie but we've decided he needs one cuz he always cuddles with his burp cloth...lol.
All of my kids did, it was either a certain blanket or stuffed animal
Cam has had a giant stuffed Pablo from the backyardigans since he was 9 months old. Kaitlyn is getting pretty attached to her blanket.
Nope. Landon does like to sleep with a stuffed monkey and a bear I made him. If they're not around it isn't the end of the world. Same with Lexi. She has a doll she prefers along with a couple other toys in her crib but it isn't a do or die thing.
Um if lovie means a special blanket, my son does, has had it since before he was born (it was a baby shower gift)
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The Latest: Cox bounces back — 4/22/2015
Last year right after being told by Kirk Ferentz that he had earned a scholarship, Adam Cox went out to practice and promptly saw his season end with a torn ACL. It was a tough pill to swallow for Cox, who wanted to continue to prove why he deserved a scholarship. The Hawkeye fullback is now back...[details]


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Okay, sorry in advance that this may possibly be long.
My DD has been going to the same in-home daycare location since she was 7 weeks old. It is a private residence, close to my home and my ODD's elementary school. She keeps 3-4 toddler age children all day, every day. She also keeps her grandchildren, ages 9 and 12. She's very nice, in her late 50's, and is licensed by the state and routinely inspected with no issues. I checked all references she gave me, and they were excellent. Up until about 2 months ago, all was well in the world.
A couple months ago she made a comment to me during pick up in front of the other moms/dads that were there that made me upset. When I picked up DD, she had on an outfit that wasn't ours, even though I always pack two changes of clothes for her every day. When I asked the sitter, she said that the outfits I put in the diaper bag SMELLED BAD. I'm OCD about cleanliness, to a fault sometimes almost. I KNOW those clothes didn't smell bad, and I left there and went directly to my mom's house and she said they didn't smell bad either. She said this in front of all the other parents, and I was super embarrassed. I got over that, she called and apologized and all was fine. For a while.
I like my DD to eat a healthy diet. I'm not ridiculous about it, but I'm really concious of what I feed her. Mostly I make it myself. The sitter has a list of things that the state gives her that she is allowed to feed the children, based on their ages, so I pretty much trusted her to abide by that and that it was nutritious. Wrong. She fed my DD mashed potatoes and GRAVY for lunch one day. I was really upset, and asked her not to do that. I also found out that she puts syrup on DD's pancakes in the morning. Ugggh! Babies don't need syrup.
Today, Valentine's Day, I picked up DD and the sitter told me that she had fed her a cookie during snack time because it's V-Day. I said uh, okay, and asked how big it was, etc. She gave me the wrapper and it was a big storebought cookie the size of my fist with 280 calories in it. I was livid. I didn't say anything, just smiled and left.
What would you do? Childcare is hard to find, and she was pretty much the ONLY decent option in the area. I've thought about getting a nanny to stay at home with my DD, but cannot afford that. Stick it out, and have yet another talk about things, or be looking for someone else? I am so sorry that this is so long. I just need advice! Thanks, ladies.


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