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Ancients: Nero (AD 54-68). Orichalcum sestertius (37mm, 30.47 gm, 7h). ...
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Medallic Nero SestertiusNero (AD 54-68). Orichalcum sestertius (37mm, 30.47 gm, 7h). Lugdunum, AD 65. NERO CLAVD CAESAR AVG GER P M TR P IMP P P, laureate head of Nero left, globe at truncation of neck / ANNONA AVGVST CERES, Annona standing right, holding cornucopia, facing Ceres seated left, holding grain ears and torch; between them, modius on garlanded altar, ship's stern in background, S C in exergue. RIC I 389. WCN 404. A gorgeous specimen, struck on an immense, medallic flan and possessing a lovely and natural two-tone green / olive patina. Very minor areas of smoothing (of patina, not metal) on reverse, otherwise Good Extremely Fine.
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Preview 2007
Richard Cirminiello
2007 WSU Offense Preview
2007 WSU Defense Preview
2007 WSU Depth
2006 CFN Washington
Do the powers that
be still have Mike Price's phone number? Not since he was on the
Palouse has Washington State been much of a threat to crack the upper
echelon of the Pac-10. Yeah, the 2003 edition won an unexpected ten
games in Bill Doba's debut, but since then, the program has gone just
8-17 in league games with no bowl appearances while squandering all of
the equity Price had accumulated.
2007 Schedule
CFN Prediction: 6-6
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
San Diego
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
at Arizona
Arizona State
Oregon State
2006 Record:
2006 predicted wins
The theme under Doba has become a familiar and frustrating one, starting
fast before stumbling to the finish line. Last year's Cougars opened
6-3, but closed with three losses, capped by an embarrassing home defeat
to Washington, which kept them out of the postseason and ended the
Huskies' six-game losing streak. Doba bleeds crimson and gray and is
very well liked by the university, however, he's firmly on the hot seat,
entering 2007 with a team that has way too many holes to feel good about
a winning season.
If this year is going to be anything more than a rebuilding season in
Pullman, the Cougars will have to get contributions from unlikely
sources, such as redshirt and true freshmen. In particular, the
offensive line needs an infusion of talent and the back seven on defense
will be looking to replace five starters. At least Wazzu knows it'll go
to battle with quarterback Alex Brink, a solid fourth-year starter,
who's accounted for 55 touchdowns throughout his career.
Because of its unique location, Washington State never attracts the West
Coast's best and brightest, but had the knack in the past of locating
the right kids for its system, coaching them up and shocking the Pac-10
once every few seasons. Now more than ever, the Cougars need one of
those years to improve Doba's job security and recapture a hint of the
magic from the old days. This is the team that can do it.
What to watch for on offense: Brink is a nice quarterback who
throws a soft deep ball and moves well outside the pocket, but he'd be
far better with a little pass protection and some support from the
running game. An ineffective Cougar line could struggle again now that
its best blocker, tackle Charles Harris, has graduated. When Brink does
have time, he'll be looking for flanker Brandon Gibson and tight end Jed
Collins, a couple of receivers that showed flashes of all-league
potential in 2006.
What to watch for on defense: Since the end of last season, the
Cougars have endured a number of key losses headlined by the departure
of coordinator Robb Akey to Idaho. Doba will assume the job he held for
nine years, but Akey had a special ability to energize the troops. If
Doba doesn't survive, don't be surprised if Akey gets lured back across
the border, making him the third Vandal coach in three years to bolt
Moscow for a Pac-10 gig. Figure Wazzu to once again be nasty against
the run and vulnerable to the pass after losing three starters from the
secondary. It loaded up on defensive backs in February, but none bigger
than Terry Mixon, a junior college safety, who'll play immediately.
The team will be far better if … the entire special teams unit
does an about-face from last year. From field goal accuracy to punt and
kickoff coverage, Washington State was horrid, putting the special teams
coach under the microscope with Doba. If the Cougars are going to
overachieve this year, they've got to be solid at the little things,
beginning with special teams.
The Schedule:
non-conference schedule starts off with a bang going to Wisconsin for
the season opener, but then things ease up immeasurably with home dates
with San Diego State and Idaho. The Cougars get five Pac 10 road games
including trips to USC, Oregon and Cal to squash any dreams of going to
the Rose Bowl. Even so, there's a nice mid-season stretch of four home
dates in six games including battles with UCLA, Arizona State and Oregon
State which will go a long way to determining the bowl pecking order.
Best Offensive Player: Senior QB Alex Brink. Now entering his fourth season as
the starter, Brink is the undisputed leader of the Cougar offense and
one of the school's most prolific passers. While not off the charts in
any one particular area, he does throw soft, catchable passes and has a
knack for making something out of nothing when he's flushed from the
Best Defensive Player: Senior DT Ropati Pitoitua. If only
Pitoitua can remain healthy for an entire season, he just might realize
the enormous potential that matches his hulking physique. When the 6-8,
290-pound monster on the Cougar interior isn't nursing an injury, he's
swallowing up overmatched ball carriers and obstructing the sight lanes
of opposing quarterbacks.
Key player to a successful season: Someone, anyone at left
tackle. The Cougar offensive line was mediocre at best in pass
protection last season, and now it welcomes back four starter-caliber
players who should form a better wall. Basically, the Cougars have
plenty of guards and no real tackle, and they certainly don't have one
worthy of protecting Blink's blind side. At least not yet.
Bobby Byrd, last season's left tackle, was a bit out of
position and will be tried out at guard.
The season will be a success if ... the Cougars go to a bowl.
While it's only been three years since Wazzu stunned Texas in the
Holiday Bowl, it seems like decades ago. There's enough offensive
firepower to beat some of the better Pac 10 teams, while the schedule
has just enough softies to bank on a nice base of three wins (Idaho, San
Diego State and Stanford). Anything less than a 13th game and
a winning season might mean a new era in Cougar football next season.
Key game:
Sept. 29 at Arizona.
Wazzu was 6-3 needing one more win to get to a bowl, but a 27-17 home
gaffe started a three-game losing streak and no post-season. This year,
the Cougars will be coming off a likely loss at USC and with a rough
four-game stretch playing Arizona State, at Oregon, UCLA and at Cal
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I mean i could use the same argument against an evolutionist theory on how old the Earth is. If the Moon moves away from the Earth 2 to 3 inches every year, which if you use the same carbon dating principles they use for fossils, you assume it has been doing the same thing since "the beginning of time", which if the earth is 20 billion years old, it simply wouldn't add up. When they say these fossils existed (4 billion years ago is as far as they have dated back), the tides would have been so strong the earth would have been inhabitable. Same rule can be applied to the sun who's is getting 5 inches smaller every hour, which if the Earth is 20 billion years old, it would have not been inhabitable. But if you believe the Earth is 6-10 thousand years old, as a creationist does, then those factors would not make a unlivable effect.
The theory is that the moon was created when Earth and Mars collided 4,5 billion years ago. So it hasn't been doing the same thing since the beginning of time because it's relatively young. And life begins in water. I'm no expert but I don't think life in the seas is made difficult by the tides. To counter the sun argument... well, I don't have to because it might be right. The oldest fossils found are 3,4 billion years old so maybe Earth was uninhabitable 20 billion years ago. It doesn't conflict with scientific data.
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Roots Picnic 2011: Nas, Dismemberment Plan, Wiz Khalifa
this will be the fucking shit. anytime any of you get a chance to go see the roots, dont miss them, they fucking rock. blackthought is one of the sickest mcs in the game, and he is also probably one of the most underated. no doubt his mix tape set will be bombsquad. in addition to this, the roots backing nas will be gold, and for those of u sleeping on the wiz, wake up.
Why?Why?No WIDESPREAD?? WPS are the ONLY ones WITH a SOLID SOUND at the Roots pick neck!
There the only band that can bring the heat ON! Bring it on better than any of these bands CAN'T!! GO HEAT!!(my meat your treat) Go WIDESPREAD!!
Dismemberment Plan will make your ears happy.
never thought i'd ever agree with you in a million years lance. dismemberment plan? kinda outa left field, whos next Q and not U? maybe fugazi?
The beauty of this one day festival is the diversity of the line-up. The Roots have done a good job of pulling together eclectic line-ups for 3 years and then sprinkling themselves into the middle of bands like the black keys, deerhoof, Public Enemy, Mayer Hawthorne, The Very Best... This year is no exception. Man Man and Nas on the same stage has got to be a first.
god i love livin in philly, ive been to every picnic since they started doin it, its so much fun and like toes said its a great mix of music, i was wondering why man man didnt have a philly date in the article they posted a couple days ago this is obviously why...dude wiz and nas FUCKING NAS!!!its gonna be sick, the only thing is that the first year it was 20$ and every year it goes up 20$ it gets expensive but then again it does get better every year, ill pay whatever to see this lineup tho
ive been ignoring rickymullet for a while now and i think he even got sick of himself for a little bit, but now that its the time when fest lineups are getting annouced he comes in with the old, stupid, not funny, unoriginal "wsp should be there" bullshit...your such a loser, get a life you justin beiber look-a-like, you are a fucking faggot
LANCEUPPERCUT3: "wsp should be there" bullshit...your such a loser, get a life you justin beiber look-a-like, you are a fucking faggot
OK fine... but please learn how to spell.. your is spelled "you're"
Show me the diversity in this lineup???
@ lanceuppercut-Yelawolf is the real deal!
phishbutt...... i hate u.
I guess I'm sleepin. I wrote wiz off before I ever really listened to him then I listened to one song and my interest has gained momentum. I don't wanna be the guy who passes judgment before I actually listen but then again I don't wanna be the guy who listens to a rapper that has a hook that all it says is black and yellow. But I'll give it a chance. NEhow this is an interesting assortment. I'd go for Nas, the Roots, and man man. Yeah man.
As far as the troll goes ignore him and he'll go away like the bully in school. Or just look at his stupid shit and leave it be. But don't respond. That's what he's looking for. I would say that if you ignored him enough he would just stop but obviously he really has no life and gets his kicks by irritating people who are stupid enough to take him any bit seriously. This will be my one and only lanceuphisbutt post. Sometimes you're funny lance, but so was Adam Sandler now you're just getting old. See you at a wPs show.
thats it? spelling? thats your defense/comeback, like i said ricky you are a faggot...im a little confused about ryan99s comment are you asking where the diversity is? i dont recall saying anything about yelawolf at all in fact i have no idea who they are but im sure they are good if there on this bill and i cant wait to check them out if thats what your tryin to say...junkizl believe me i see what your saying and i agree but since hes not gonna stop i like to remind him he has no life and hes a loser, and i know you think he sucks too but your just fueling the fire with a comment like that as well
yea junkizl i told you not to sleep on the wiz! that dude can spit, tride and true. sure he has some radio friendly bangers, but trust me man you dont get on a roots bill unles youre the real thing, because those guys are as real is at gets, and i doubt they would show love to some bullshit. im tryn to see wiz, uncg got him for homecoming this year and i found out day of show, but he cancelled due to illness so i didnt get to go.
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Hominids Lived Millions of Years Ago, but How Can We Tell? (Videocast)
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In this video, Pääbo covers a lot of ground, noting several lines of genetic evidence for the evolution of modern humans from earlier hominids in Africa, as well as for the interbreeding between early humans and Neanderthals.
What does it mean to be human? For the Christian, the answer is complex. In part, it is a reflection of being created in the image of God. But does the science of human evolution pose a threat to that uniqueness?
In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
In today's video, Brian McLaren explains his own comfort with accepting Scripture and evolution, seeing the process of evolution as a wonderful opportunity for adaptation, growth, and development and a reflection of God's glory.
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BURLINGTON — In the first visit from the head of the U.S. Department of Agriculture to Vermont in 20 years, USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack last weekend told Vermont's struggling dairy farmers that changes in their industry are overdue, but that any reforms will need to come from farmers, not Washington.
The visit came at the end of what has been the hardest year in recent memory for Vermont farmers, who have been selling milk below the cost of production and taking out enormous loans to keep their farms in business.
ADDISON COUNTY — Budget woes could spell major changes for the state's Use Value Appraisal Program, better known as "Current Use," which is credited with preserving millions of acres of Vermont forestland and farmland from development.
Right now, the 32-year-old program is facing a one-year moratorium on new enrollments, higher penalties for landowners who withdraw land from Current Use to be developed, and a new property transfer tax that would be more in line with the rates applied to other property sales in the state.
MIDDLEBURY — The Vermont Agency of Agriculture lifted the suspension on Bernard and Louis Quesnel's livestock dealer license as of Jan. 4.
As reported in the Dec. 24 edition of the Independent, the brothers, who operate Quesnel Livestock out of farm off Route 7 North in Middlebury, had their dealer license suspended on Dec. 16 following an investigation into the sale of horses within the state without proper testing for Equine Infectious Anemia.
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MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury College kicked off a month-long look at sustainable agriculture last Thursday with a panel addressing questions about agriculture and higher education.
The panel — made up of Melina Shannon-DiPietro from the Yale Sustainable Food Project, Ben Waterman from the University of Vermont, Philip Ackerman-Leist from Green Mountain College, and Gregory Peck from Cornell University — was the first in a series of public discussions slated to take place in January.
MIDDLEBURY — On Dec. 16, the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets suspended the dealer license of Middlebury livestock dealers Bernard and Louis Quesnel, who do business as Quesnel Livestock. The suspension comes at the end of a nearly month-long agency investigation of Quesnel Livestock for possession of improperly documented horses on their Route 7 North property.
ADDISON COUNTY — The U.S. Department of Agriculture late last week announced that emergency aid payments, approved by federal lawmakers earlier this fall, will soon be on their way to struggling dairy farmers.
The new Dairy Economic Loss Assistance Payment (DELAP) program will distribute $290 million to dairy farmers across the country. The funding is part of a $350 million dairy assistance measure Congress approved in October at the request of Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt.
ADDISON COUNTY — Though the flurry of news and rumors regarding the federal government's employment record audits in mid-November has died down, farmers and migrant workers alike are still fretting about what the immigration sweep could mean on Vermont dairy farms.
And, for some Addison County farmers and migrant workers advocates, the I-9 audit — meant to suss out employers shirking immigration laws — has spurred a renewed push for a guest workers program to legally supply dairy farmers with a source of foreign labor.
It's that time of year already! I spent a few hours last week calling around to local farmers, winemakers, and other food producers for a story in today's paper about celebrating Thanksgiving with locally grown foods. The good news is that it's not difficult to do: Plenty of local vegetables are still in season, and you can supplement those with wine or beer from a nearby vineyard or brewery, as well as cheese from our neighborly cheesemongers.
ADDISON COUNTY — Some Vermont dairy farmers found themselves in the crosshairs of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Thursday when the agency rolled out its largest ever audit of employers in a crackdown on businesses shirking laws about employing foreign workers.
Reports Friday from the Addison County Migrant Workers Coalition and other farmers indicated that perhaps only four or five farms in the state would be issued subpoenas for employment records, though initial reports about the audits placed that number much higher.
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The Vermont Department of Agriculture on Thursday said ICE had targeted at least 86 farms for inspection, and Dairy Farmers Working Together reported between 86 and 100 farms were being issued subpoenas for employment records.
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Southwest Style Chicken Rice Soup
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|Canned whole tomatoes
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|1 Small, quartered
|Cooked chicken
|3 Cup (48 tbs), cut in small
|Canned chicken broth
|29 Ounce (2 Can)
|Cooked brown rice
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|Frozen whole kernel corn
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Cincinnati Symphony Mines the Terror of the Sublime in 'Hallowed Ground'
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Levity and Vigor in the Concertos of the Late Peter Lieberson
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The late composer Peter Lieberson found inspiration in the poetry of Pablo Neruda for his Piano Concerto No. 3, and simply in his love of the sound of the viola for his Viola Concerto. Stream both pieces all this week.
The Quiet Violence of Peter V. Swendsen's Seasons and Weather
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"Allusions to Seasons and Winter," from composer Peter V. Swendsen and the Oberlin Contemporary Music Ensemble, opens with a processed tenor recorder emulating a bird call. Live electronics buzz like distant cicadas and a buried sine wave rises and falls. Stream the entire album all this week.
Richard Reed Parry Taps Performers' Inner Metronomes in 'Music for Heart and Breath'
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Robert Kyr's Mystic Exploration of Love and Transcendence
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Violinist Roman Mints Wrestles with Time in 'Dance of Shadows'
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Roman Mints's new album blurs present and past with pieces by Ysaÿe, Piazzolla, Schnittke, Silvestrov and Dobrinka Tabakova. Stream the full album all this week.
Johann Sebastian Is One of the Cool Kids in 'Red Hot + Bach'
Monday, June 23, 2014
The AIDS fundraising organization Red Hot has turned its focus to J.S. Bach. Stream "Red Hot + Bach," a collection of the baroque master's sounds re-imagined by artists like Gabriel Kahane and Shara Worden.
World Premiere Recording of Per Nørgård's Robust, Brilliant Eighth Symphony
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Per Nørgård's Eighth Symphony shows how the young composer has evolved into a mature, unmistakably contemporary artist. Stream the entire album all this week.
Alexander Melnikov Exudes Warmth in Shostakovich's Preludes & Fugues
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Pianist Alexander Melnikov's rendition of Dmitri Shostakovich's 24 Preludes & Fugues, Op. 87, just reissued in a recent Harmonia Mundi recording, present the music of Shostakovich at its most agreeable. Stream the entire album all this week.
Peter Eötvös's 'Kosmic' Take on Bartók and Zappa
Monday, June 02, 2014
On "Kosmos," a new compilation of Peter Eötvös's music for piano and percussion, the Hungarian composer draws inspiration from his heroes Béla Bartók and Frank Zappa. Stream the full album all this week.
Western Wind Vocal Ensemble Delivers Buoyant Meredith Monk and Eric Salzman
Monday, May 26, 2014
The Western Wind Vocal Ensemble's latest album, featuring music by Meredith Monk and Eric Salzman, employs theatrics that reveal the sextet's unique sound. Listen to the entire album all this week.
David Lang Sets Many Subtle Heartbreaks in 'love fail'
Monday, May 19, 2014
David Lang's love fail is a sort of micro-opera about subtle heartbreak and based on the legend that inspired Wagner's Tristan und Isolde. Listen to the entire album, featuring Anonymous 4, this week.
Seattle Symphony Launches Record Label with Focus on Contemporary Music
Monday, May 12, 2014
Lots of things have been going right for the Seattle Symphony lately, not least being a commission that won the 2014 Pulitzer Prize. Listen to the freshman release on their new record label all this week.
From Fingerboard to Fretboard: Philip Glass's String Quartets on Guitars
Monday, May 05, 2014
The cool, restrained interpretations of the Dublin Guitar Quartet performing arrangements of Glass's string quartets speak more like a virginal harpsichord with an unusually sweet voice. Listen to the entire album.
Venerable Label Makes Bold Move with Emerging Composer Jacob Cooper
Monday, April 28, 2014
Jacob Cooper's "Silver Threads" helps Nonesuch Records close a certain hipness gap between their venerable roster and the composers of his generation. Listen to the album in full all this week.


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On March 4th, we held our first "Let's WhatsApp" group chat for Breast Cancer patients on the subject of nutrition with clinical nutritionist Diane Nicolas as our specialist in the chat. Five women from across Lebanon took part in the group chat, asking questions and sharing their insight with the rest. Find out more about the chat and benefit from the tips shared in this recap!


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The New York Yankees announced today that Mark Teixeira will be unable to play for 10-14 days.
"Yankees 1B Mark Teixeira was seen today by team physician Dr. Christopher Ahmad at New York-Presbyterian Hospital. He underwent an MRI which showed an irritation of his Grade 1 left calf strain. Teixeira will be evaluated on a weekly basis moving forward, and is expected to be unavailable to play for 10-14 days."
Teixeira re-aggravated his left calf while trying to beat out a double play in the ninth inning in Saturday's game against the Baltimore Orioles.
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If you look at the edges of frame 13A, you can see that the exposure patterns curve into the centres of the sprocket holes and that there is no pattern to the right of each sprocket hole.
That makes me believe that it is either stress-exposure or triboluminescence (tape-ripping glow) caused by the film sticking together and then being pulled apart as it comes out of the cassette. Note how the no-pattern part is upstream of the sprockets (comes off first); this is consistent with the way the film comes off the cassette; once the trailing edge of film in a hole (unexposed) is lifted, the leading edge catches. It pulls away along the edges first, then the corners, working its way towards the centre of the sprocket hole. You can see each curved line is a "click" where a mm of film pulled away across the width of the roll.
The sticking could by caused by moisture getting in on a refreeze cycle. The pitch of the exposure pattern also makes it look like the sticking was mostly on one side of the spool and running freely on the other side.
Further evidence of sticking is in comparing 13A with 14. 13A has clearly stuck to 14 at the sprocket holes, which stressed 13A and exposed it. However, you can see that the tension of 13A pulling away has loosened the sprockets of 14 so that when it was then pulled from 15, the ripping happened in the middle with no exposure around the sprockets because they'd already been loosened.
Edit: looking at the high-res scans, the lateral lines really do look like stress marks from sticking - you can see a dense bit where it catches, then it fades away to the next click. I don't know what would cause the longitudinal lines, unless it's some regular pattern in the stickiness of the film (but why!?).


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CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) -- Ahmad Starks scored a career-high 33 points and Oregon State defeated New Mexico State 71-62 in a regional game of the 2K Sports Classic on Sunday night. Joe Burton added 13 points for the Beavers, who improved to 2-0. It was the opener for the Aggies, who went 26-10 last season and won the Western Athletic Conference tournament for a trip to the NCAA tournament. Tyrone Watson and Daniel Mullings had 14 points apiece for New Mexico State, which trailed by as many as 14 points after leading by six early in the first half.
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TOP OF THE SYSTEM A look at how the current top 20 prospects did today. Note that this list doesn't include players currently in the majors. If a player is in the majors, he will be removed, everyone below him will be shifted up a spot, and a new player will be added to the bottom of the list. Rankings are from the pre-season rankings, and links to each prospect writeup can be found by clicking the player names below. Players who weren't in the original top 20 are linked to their player page on the site. 1. Gerrit Cole, RHP, Indianapolis (1-1, 3.65) - DNP 2. Jameson Taillon, RHP, Altoona (2-1, 1.00) - 7.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 3 BB, 6 K, 0 HR 3. Gregory Polanco, CF, Bradenton (.327) - 3-for-3, 2 BB, SB 4. Alen Hanson, SS, Bradenton (.191) - DNP 5. Luis Heredia, RHP, Extended Spring Training 6. Josh Bell, RF, West Virginia (.255) - 0-for-5 7. Barrett Barnes, CF, Extended Spring Training 8. Tyler Glasnow, RHP, West Virginia (0-0, 2.35) - DNP 9. Kyle McPherson, RHP, Indianapolis (0-1, 19.29) - Triple-A DL 10. Nick Kingham, RHP, Bradenton (0-2, 4.02) - 6.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 7 K, 0 HR 11. Clay Holmes, RHP, West Virginia (1-0, 2.57) - DNP 12. Dilson Herrera, 2B, West Virginia (.304) - 1-for-4, 2B, BB 13. Tony Sanchez, C, Indianapolis (.276) - 0-for-4, 3 K 14. Bryan Morris, RHP, Indianapolis (0-0, 0.00) – DNP 15. Wyatt Mathisen, C, West Virginia (.209) - 0-for-2 16. Adrian Sampson, RHP, Bradenton (0-0, 6.43) - DNP 17. Vic Black, RHP, Indianapolis (0-1, 3.24) - 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 1 K, 0 HR 18. Andy Oliver, LHP, Indianapolis (0-0, 2.93) - DNP 19. Jin-De Jhang, C, Extended Spring Training 20. Stolmy Pimentel, RHP, Altoona (0-0, 0.00) - DNP ORDER YOUR 2013 PROSPECT GUIDE The 2013 Prospect Guide is now available, and is the perfect resource to follow the minor league system during the 2013 season. You can order your copy on the products page of the site. Order together with the 2013 Annual and save $5! DAILY SUMMARY Top Pitcher: Nick Kingham, RHP (4.02) – 6.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 7 K, 0 HR Top Hitter: Gregory Polanco, CF (.327) – 3-for-3, 2 BB, SB Home Runs: None AAA: INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS Box Score Result: Indianapolis 2, Toledo 0 Starting Pitcher: Kyle Waldrop, RHP (1-0, 0.00) – 6.2 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 3 K, 0 HR Top Hitter: Jordy Mercer, 2B (.313) – 2-for-4, 2B Other Notable Performers: Vic Black, RHP (3.24) – 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 1 K, 0 HR Game Notes: With the Indians short in the starting pitching department, Kyle Waldrop stepped up to make a great spot start. The ground ball specialist had an 11:3 GO/AO ratio, and now has ten shutout innings on the year. Vic Black and Ryan Reid closed out the shutout. Indianapolis only have five hits, and Jordy Mercer had two of those hits. He's got a .313/.382/.458 line in 48 at-bats so far this year. AA: ALTOONA CURVE Game One Box Score Result: Altoona 2, Richmond 1 Starting Pitcher: Casey Sadler, RHP (2.50) – 7.0 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 5 K, 0 HR Top Hitter: Andrew Lambo, LF (.326) – 2-for-6, 2B Other Notable Performers: Mel Rojas, CF (.286) – 2-for-4, 2 BB Jason Townsend, RHP (1.17) – 2.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 1 K, 0 HR Game Two Box Score Result: Altoona 4, Richmond 3 Starting Pitcher: Jameson Taillon, RHP (2-1, 1.00) – 7.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 3 BB, 6 K, 0 HR Top Hitter: Andrew Lambo, 1B-LF (.327) – 1-for-3, 2 RBI Other Notable Performers: Mel Rojas, CF (.288) – 1-for-3, 2B, BB Jeff Inman, RHP (2.57) – 1.2 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 3 K, 0 HR Game Notes: Altoona finished yesterday's suspended game, then Jameson Taillon made his regularly scheduled start and pitched a great game. John Eshleman was covering today's games, and has a recap of Taillon and the rest of today's performers. Casey Sadler was the only starter listed today who gave up an earned run, although all of his innings were pitched yesterday. Nick Kingham threw six shutout innings. A+: BRADENTON MARAUDERS Box Score Result: Jupiter 6, Bradenton 5 Starting Pitcher: Nick Kingham, RHP (4.02) – 6.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 7 K, 0 HR Top Hitter: Gregory Polanco, CF (.327) – 3-for-3, 2 BB, SB Other Notable Performers: Benji Gonzalez, SS (.286) – 2-for-5 Carlos Mesa, DH (.296) – 2-for-4, 2B, 2 RBI Game Notes: Nick Kingham bounced back from giving up five runs in 4.2 innings in his last start. He's only struck out seven or more batters four other times in his career. Gregory Polanco came up big tonight, going 3-for-3 with two walks and a stolen base. Polanco isn't posting monster numbers, but he's doing a good job of following up on last year, hitting for a .327/.379/.442 line on the season. Benji Gonzalez has also been impressive at the plate this year. He's hitting for a .286 average and a .355 on-base percentage. This is also his third season in the FSL. A: WEST VIRGINIA POWER Box Score Result: Greenville 5, West Virginia 4 Starting Pitcher: John Kuchno, RHP (7.30) – 5.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 2 K, 0 HR Top Hitter: Eric Wood, 3B (.333) – 2-for-4, BB Other Notable Performers Dilson Herrera, DH (.304) – 1-for-4, 2B, BB Stetson Allie, 1B (.407) – 1-for-3, 2 BB Jason Creasy, RHP (5.59) – 2.0 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 1 K, 0 HR Game Notes: John Kuchno started off rough in his first two starts, giving up ten earned runs in 7.1 innings. This time around he had much better results. Stetson Allie didn't homer today, but continued his hitting, and also drew two walks, which is very encouraging. Eric Wood also continued his hot hitting, and now has a .333/.373/.604 line in 48 at-bats.
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CFN Bowl Analysis ...
LSU 41 ... Texas A&M 24
Pete Fiutak
While the overall numbers might not have been that sensational this year, the pop the LSU offense showed in the Cotton Bowl shouldn't be a shocker. It's not that the Tiger offense couldn't hang up 400 yards; it's that it didn't do it on a regular basis.
LSU rolled for 433 yards against Alabama and 434 against Tennessee, and the offensive line and running game were strong all season long. But the X factor turned out to be Jordan Jefferson, who kept the mistakes to a minimum and finally utilized his NFL receivers, particularly Terrence Toliver, and LSU came up with yet another bowl win.
And Texas A&M lost another bowl game.
Next year, can the bowl types throw the Aggies a bone and stick them in the New Orleans against some Sun Belt team or the Little Caesars against a MAC squad? After the loss to LSU, Texas A&M has gone 1-9 in its last ten bowl games. The one win? TCU. The nine losses? BCS conference teams. To take it back even further, since 1989, A&M is a pathetic 3-13 in the extra games going 1-13 against BCS schools and with one of the wins coming to BYU.
The problem becomes when teams tend to lose bowl games like the Aggies do, it spoils an otherwise good season. Beating a bad Texas team was nice, and getting past Oklahoma and Nebraska was great, but now, the team goes back to Square One going into the offseason with many of the same problems and issues it had before when it comes to playing the top teams. Of course the Aggies had a good year, but a loss like this keeps it from being a great one.
LSU had a great year.
The win will raise more questions about why Jefferson couldn't play this well on a regular basis, and there will always be those who can't grasp that Les Miles really is a damn strong football coach, but 11-2 from the SEC West turned out to be the year the program needed after going 16-9 over the previous two seasons.
As it turns out, LSU is just fine under Miles. Inconsistent doesn't matter if it brings 11 wins.
- This completes the turnaround for the LSU offensive line. After struggling so much last year, it closed out the year with another great performance. It helps the cause when Stevan Ridley is able to pound and weave through holes and Spencer Ware is able to tear off yards in chunks.
- What's the one thing that Texas A&M QB Ryan Tannehill couldn't do? Throw interceptions. What did he do? He threw three.
- Why did A&M keep throwing so much? Cyrus Gray was doing a good job and Tannehill moved well when he got in outside the pocket.
Richard Cirminiello
Where was this LSU offense all season?
The Tigers picked a good time to wake up, having their way with a speedy Texas A&M defense that had played so well throughout the second half of the season. Sure, it hurt to lose LB Michael Hodges early on to an injury, but he may not have made much of a difference on a night when LSU looked determined to own the line of scrimmage and make life easier for the skill players. For much of the year, the Tigers labored with the ball, struggling to establish any consistency. In Arlington, though, they played with more focus and physicality than at any point in 2010. They ran the ball with conviction behind Stevan Ridley and Spencer Ware, and got a rare positive effort from QB Jordan Jefferson. He was efficient through the air, throwing three touchdown passes to Terrence Toliver, and ran for 67 yards and another score. If this happened to be an audition for Les Miles, easily ending the Aggies' six-game winning streak certainly didn't hurt his chances of landing an offer from Michigan.
- LSU's Patrick Peterson is likely leaving for the NFL, but the secondary will be just fine going forward. All-star Morris Claiborne is only a sophomore and true freshman Tyrann Mathieu is an emerging superstar. Mathieu is just a stone-cold playmaker, always making his presence felt on defense and special teams.
- As an outside linebacker, Texas A&M's Von Miller is going to have a lot of years of success on Sundays. Even though he was saddled with a nagging ankle injury for much of the year, it couldn't keep him from blowing past opposing tackles and wreaking havoc on unsuspecting quarterbacks.
- Whether or not Stevan Ridley returns to Baton Rouge for his final season, LSU may have found a new weapon in the running game. Ware, a rookie who had just 14 carries in the regular season, turned his 10 touches into 103 yards. A former high school quarterback, he'll be even better once he learns the finer points of the position.
By Matt Zemek
So, as everyone predicted, the LSU Tigers – who had thrown just seven touchdown passes during the 2010 regular season – tossed three six-point strikes on Friday night in the Cotton Bowl. Just as the entire college football cognoscenti suspected, Jordan Jefferson hit stacks of big plays in the passing game without committing a big mistake. Just as pigskin pundits across the United States kept saying, LSU's juggernaut was going to easily outclass and thoroughly embarrass Texas A&M's defense.
Yes, the Cotton Bowl threw many experts a curveball. The sense here was that LSU would win, but in an ugly defensive battle. Instead, the Tigers found their inner Baryshnikov and put on an elegant and balletic display of synchronized offensive football. Passes hit receivers in stride. Gorgeous touchdown plays were forged with brilliant athletic brushstrokes. Les Miles, a coach who has perfected the art of winning in the ugliest and most unsightly ways over the years, presided over a ballclub that suddenly won with precision, polish and power. Just imagine what LSU football could be like if its offense played anywhere close to this on a consistent basis.
There's really little more to be said, other than the fact that the Bayou Bengals' blowout of the A&M Aggies is made even more impressive by LSU's no-show in the first several minutes of play. With A&M leading 10-0 after barely breaking a sweat, it appeared that the Tigers were on the road to ruin, but their abrupt about-face – a reversal so beautifully orchestrated it made Yo-Yo Ma weep – only added to the luster of this SEC-sustaining success story.
Had LSU lost to a Big 12 challenger, America's Toughest Conference would have lost a substantial amount of credibility. Instead, the SEC's elite teams (LSU and Alabama up, Arkansas down) have won a majority of their bowl games with Auburn still to come against Oregon. No, this game doesn't seal (or disprove) various arguments about the SEC, but it definitely pushed the reputation needle in one direction rather than the other. Texas A&M played some feisty and flinty defense in November, but LSU made the Aggies look like a high school team on Friday… or if you prefer an image from Big 12 history, try the Nebraska Cornhuskers' defense against Colorado in November of 2001. A&M overran gaps and misread plays as frequently (and as severely) as Nebraska did against Bobby Purify and Bobby Pesavento on that afternoon in Boulder more than nine years ago. When an LSU offense can embarrass an opposing defense in such a manner, one knows that something remarkable has happened.
Then again, maybe it was simply the fact that Big 12 defenses were horrible this season against elite non-conference opposition. The only three Big 12 teams to win bowl games this season were Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Texas Tech. OU played a Connecticut team with one legitimately good skill player, running back Jordan Todman. Oklahoma State played an Arizona club with a lot of potential but precious little mental toughness. Texas Tech gave up 38 points to a Northwestern team that was without its starting quarterback. All in all, not one Big 12 team made a ringing statement in the 2010-2011 bowl extravaganza. That's a momentous but entirely accurate account of the college football cosmos at this moment.
--A few other points about the Cotton Bowl are worth mentioning: First, as a CFN reader from Miami noted, this game was put up against the FCS National Championship Game. Why? Why was this necessary? Why did the FCS have to compete against a non-championship bowl game featuring brand-name schools? Relevant decision makers in the college football industry should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this to happen.
--While the FCS title game never should have been put up against the Cotton Bowl in head-to-head TV timeslot competition, it has to be said that the Cotton Bowl – by virtue of being played on a Friday night and not a Monday night (HINT, HINT, Orange Bowl, COUGH, HACK, WHEEZE!) – drew a massive crowd and proved to be a raging commercial smash at the box office. The Orange Bowl in particular, but all the other non-championship BCS bowls as well, should very strongly consider playing on the Saturday nearest to New Year's Day, even if that Saturday might be Dec. 30 or 31. This huge Cotton Bowl turnout on a Friday affirms the notion that with New Year's Day no longer having all the big bowls the way it used to in the 1980s and early '90s, it is financial suicide for bowls to be scheduled on weeknights unless Big Ten and SEC teams are part of the equation. Heck, the Fiesta Bowl was played on a Saturday, and it couldn't sell out just because the matchup was so awful. At any rate, however, the Orange Bowl really needs to consider a Saturday, Dec. 31 kickoff in 2011, or perhaps a Friday, Jan. 6 kickoff as a second option. A Tuesday, Jan. 3 kickoff or a Wednesday, Jan. 4 kickoff? Pure torture for Orange Bowl coffers, barring a matchup sent by the gods.
-- Please, college football. Make the Cotton Bowl a BCS bowl and punish the Fiesta Bowl for its unsavory lobbying practices. Just get this deal done before the 2014 regular season, when the BCS rotation expires.
By: Barrett Sallee
If the Cotton Bowl was Les Miles' last game as the head coach of the LSU Tigers, he sure went out with a bang. It took a while to get going this season, but the last three games have been pretty solid for the maligned SEC offense, which set a nice tone for 2011with a resounding win over Texas A&M.
Jordan Jefferson wasn't just serviceable against Texas A&M, he was actually good. The junior quarterback had thrown four touchdown passes all season, and nearly matched that with his 148-yard, three touchdown performance against the Aggies. He was so effective that backup Jarrett Lee, who had split time at quarterback with Jefferson most of the season, didn't see the field for any meaningful snaps. With former Georgia quarterback Zach Mettenberger transferring in from junior college this semester, it was important for Jefferson to make a statement to keep his job, and he did that Friday night.
LSU running back Stevan Ridley may have been the workhorse, but freshman Spencer Ware was the star. Ware carried the ball 10 times for 103 yards, and showed some electric moves in the process. He had been virtually non-existent all year carrying the ball only 14 times, but came up big in the Cotton Bowl. Whether it's Les Miles or somebody else coaching in Baton Rouge next year, there's no lack of talent on the LSU roster, and Ware's out-of-the blue performance proved that.
If I'm Michigan, I pursue Miles and if I'm Miles, I go to Michigan. What else can Miles accomplish at LSU? He's won a national championship, an SEC championship and posted 10 or more wins in four of his six seasons in Red Stick. Despite all of that, he's one 8-4 season away from being fired. He let his alma mater go in 2007, but I don't see it happening again in 2011.


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I can't recall if I've stated this before but I've generally found tablet computers unnecessary, especially if you've got a smartphone. For the most part, anything you can do on a tablet, you can do better on a laptop computer and anything else can probably be done by your phone. Tablets, frankly, seem to fill a niche that nobody had really asked for in the first place. However, as I'm sure the tech savvy among you have heard, HP has discontinued their WebOS products and, consequently, dropped the HP Touchpad to an unheard of £115, down from £430. Now, I still completely maintain that tablets are completely unnecessary. But for £115? Sign me up!
Though our American friends across the pond have been almost literally frothing at the mouth since Friday, when this deal first started to take place, the price cuts have only recently started hitting the UK. The first major retailer to drop the price of the Touchpad — Dixons — sold out of them nearly immediately.
However, don't fret just yet. If you were looking to get your hands on one, you still may have a chance and a very good one at that. Many UK retailers have yet to lower the prices on their Touchpad inventories, meaning we should be seeing a huge influx of price drops over the course of the next week or so. Just keep an eye out on all major department stores and perhaps stop in a physical location and speak to a manager about the pricing. You may just come out as one of the new lucky owners of a £115 Touchpad.
Most people seem to be buying the Touchpads in the hopes that an Android port happens to work its way over but, even if it doesn't, the price is still fantastic for a machine to keep around in the living room to quickly do some browsing. So, keep on the lookout, as you don't want to be the only person who doesn't end up with one!


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Miami Valley Women's Center's
2014 Gala Fundraising Event
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Thank you to all who helped make this year's Gala the most successful Gala yet! Over $270,000 was raised to Defend, Rescue & Deliver the unborn through the Miami Valley Women's Center. We are praising God for His provision for this ministry!
Gala donations can still be made online through our secure donation processor. Visit our Facebook page to see pictures from the event.
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Great thread! I thought I'd add my photos of recently purchased aluminum adventure panniers. Yes they are expensive, but they are really cool. Even though they are wide, in reality it's only a difference of a few inches between all panniers. The height is an important factor to me for adventure riding. I don't want my feet getting caught while paddling. The Jesse's are a nice bag, but I completely trashed mine on a 650GS single on the continental divide 2 years ago. Luckily I was unscathed, but the Jesse's were essentially irreparable.
My guess at volume on the 800GS panniers is that they are a few liters smaller than the 12GS ADV version because of some extra cutout on the tank fill side. But the difference isn't huge, maybe 5 liters? Either way they are substantially larger than the vario's and the mount is much nicer. Total install tie on these is about 45 minutes (really, no kidding). That included removing my tail safe. And the TT aluminum rack still works. In my haste I didn't weigh everything, but the cans are really light (probably lighter than the varios and I'm sure lighter than the Jesse's. The rack is pretty heavy. I'm pairing mine with my trust tailsafe. I use the tailsafe only for commuting and will use the big cans for shopping and trips. My 800GS is also my daily commuter.
One big advantage of the BMW panniers that I haven't seen mentioned is same key. I like having one key for my luggage and ignition. It just makes life easier to have fewer keys to muck with. I also think the 22+ inches of clearance (unladen bike/bags, and off center stand) is an advantage over the Jesse's. But the decision was tough for me. The same key system and ease of taking the cans on and off pushed the decision toward this system for me.
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A federal judge on Monday said that former state Rep. Tom Anderson "sold the public trust" and sentenced him to five years in prison for seven felonies involving corruption in office.
The two-hour sentencing hearing came with a surprise: Anderson's two former defense lawyers testified that he worked undercover nearly full time for the FBI in the summer of 2005 in the hope of leniency. Ultimately, the deal fell apart. Prosecutors asked for a long sentence.
In a courtroom crowded with Anderson's friends and family on one side and FBI agents and prosecutors on the other, U.S. District Judge John Sedwick said the former lawmaker didn't have much respect for the position once he got into office, regarding it as something that paid poorly and demanded much time.
A federal jury convicted Anderson on July 9 of three counts of money laundering, two counts of extortion and a count each of bribery and conspiracy.
"He took the money because he wanted the money," Sedwick said.
The judge said he doesn't think Anderson, 40, will get in trouble again. "But I have a very considerable concern for sending a message to the community that we really can't tolerate the kind of behavior in which he engaged," the judge said.
Sedwick said he knew the case was heartbreaking for Anderson's large crowd of supporters. Most defendants who come before him have no one, the judge said.
Among those who showed up for Anderson: his wife, state Sen. Lesil McGuire, and his father, also Tom Anderson, former director of Alaska State Troopers.
"I have no idea how Mr. Anderson's apple fell so far from the tree, but it did," Sedwick said.
Anderson, a Republican, represented East Anchorage for two terms in the Legislature. He didn't run in 2006. He's only the second Alaska legislator to be convicted of bribery, after the late Sen. George Hohman in 1981.
Before Anderson's hearing, the defense had asked for mercy and a sentence of less than three years. Prosecutors had sought the maximum they thought he could get under advisory sentencing guidelines, or more than eight years.
Sedwick found that some areas underscored by prosecutors to support a longer sentence didn't apply.
A longer sentence for Anderson won't deter others, Paul Stockler, Anderson's defense attorney, told the judge. But it matters to Anderson's ability to restart his life. If he got three years, he'd be able to take his and McGuire's young son to the first day of kindergarten, Stockler said.
As it is, Anderson's career as a legislator is finished, Stockler said.
Anderson knows now that he's brought shame "to the entire state of Alaska and the Legislature," Stockler said.
Prosecutor Joe Bottini told Sedwick he thought Anderson's late show of remorse was a facade.
"What's resulted from this conviction and the overall investigation as a whole is that the public's faith in the integrity of our legislative system is eroded seriously," Bottini said. "People are looking at this going, 'Are they all dirty?' "
Anderson was the first Alaska legislator convicted in the ongoing political corruption investigation that burst into view last year with the FBI raids on lawmakers' offices. Another, former Rep. Pete Kott, was convicted last month and two others are awaiting trial.
Anderson told Sedwick he was sorry for what he did, apologizing to the judge, his family and the state of Alaska. He spoke in a quiet voice that quavered at times.
"I've let her down," he said about McGuire, "and I've let my family down."
Evidence in the trial showed that he participated in a scheme to push the interests of a private prison company in exchange for what turned out to be nearly $26,000 in payments. A consultant for Cornell Cos. was working undercover for the FBI, and the company wasn't involved in the scheme, the U.S. Justice Department has said.
Anderson said he didn't get the full impact of the evidence until he saw undercover videos at his trial of him scheming with a Cornell lobbyist and consultant.
"I was embarrassed," Anderson said. The conspiracy involved a sham company that was supposed to operate a Web site on which Cornell would place advertisements.
When he took money from the consultant knowing that Cornell didn't need or want the ads, "I don't know how much more wrong that could have been," Anderson told the judge.
As Sedwick made it clear that Anderson would go to prison, his wife, mother and others cried in the courtroom. Sedwick allowed him to remain out of custody as details of his confinement are worked out. The judge said he'll recommend that Anderson serve his time in Sheridan, Ore., as Anderson requested, though there's no guarantee he'll get that. It's a medium security prison with a prison camp next door. (picture of Sheridan prison)
Besides five years in prison, Sedwick also ordered two years of supervised release. He didn't order a fine.
When the hearing ended, Anderson slowly walked over to his family and friends. He and McGuire embraced.
Lingering outside the courtroom with supporters, Anderson thanked everyone. Friends assured McGuire they would be OK. "Will we?" McGuire wondered.
Later, as Anderson and McGuire got into a waiting vehicle, his face crumpled with the strain of the day.
Find Lisa Demer online at adn.com/contact/ldemer or call 257-4390.
class="adn_breakouthed">What's next?
Former state Rep. Vic Kohring is set to stand trial in Anchorage federal court starting Monday on bribery and other charges.
Former state Rep. Pete Kott, convicted in September of corruption charges, is set for sentencing Dec. 7.
The Justice Department/FBI investigation into public corruption in Alaska continues. What's next?Federal prison in Oregon requested by Anderson
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This appears to be the Disneyland version, but it's still fairly cool.
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This appears to be the Disneyland version, but it's still fairly cool.
Hey, that is cool!
Love it! Very fun.
not bad... someone put the modern music on it then it will be better... lol
LOL! I keep grabbing the arms of my chair when watching that video. As if I'm in the real ride or something. :lol:
I miss the old music. But I have to say that the music sounds old compared to the new music. The special effects of the new version are also BETTER than in this recreation. But I have to say, I did enjoy it. It was like a mini-ride!
I did manage to get it synched up to the new soundtrack, but converting Google Video to AVI seems to cause problems.
I could have done without the boogieboard music, but that was very cool. :) I love RCT3. The only way I could see it being better though would be to turn off the coaster lights (by making them black instead of white).
And today I got brave enough to put my hands in the air while watching! :lol:
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Researchers at NorthShore University HealthSystem (NorthShore) and Northwestern University have discovered that fiber optic technology can for the very first time effectively measure blood levels in the colonic lining (mucosa) in humans, thus having potential applications for analyzing risk of colon cancer.
The study appears in the October 2008 issue of Gastroenterology, the official journal of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) Institute.
The study used fiber optic technology to map microvascular blood content in patients during colonoscopy. The results provide the first indication that the early increase in blood supply (EIBS) is detectable in humans and that a high blood level mirrors proximity to neoplasia (process of tumor formation). The findings also suggest that this technology could be a valuable screening tool for enhancing polyp detection and could lead to improvements in colon cancer prevention.
"Our premise is that since the lining of the large intestine -- rectum and colon -- is contiguous, if you see an abnormality in one part of the colon, then somewhere else in the colon you have a higher likelihood of harboring an adenoma [benign tumor] or carcinoma [malignant tumor]," said Hemant K. Roy, M.D., director of gastroenterology research at NorthShore University HealthSystem and the study's principal clinical researcher. "EIBS strengthens our premise thanks largely to the unique and accurate ability of Four Dimensional Elastic Light Scattering Fingerprinting (4D-ELF)."
This state-of-the-art light probe was developed by Vadim Backman, professor of biomedical engineering at Northwestern University's McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science. It utilizes a revolutionary light scattering technology that can detect subtle abnormal changes in cells lining the colon long before those changes can be seen under a microscope, and even before polyps form.
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2. Lightly grease a large baking sheet.
3. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C) about 20 minutes before baking.
4. In a large bowl mixing bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Let stand until creamy, about 10 minutes.
5. In a saucepan, heat milk and butter or margarine until just melted. Cool to lukewarm
6. Stir milk, egg, and salt into the yeast mixture.
7. With wooden spoon or electric beater, beat flour-bran mixture until a soft dough is formed that leaves the sides of the bowl.
8. Turn onto a floured surface; knead for 4 minutes.
9. Sprinkle with cheese; knead 2 minutes longer or until smooth and elastic.
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15. With a sharp knife, make three parallel slashes about 1/2 in. deep on the top of each loaf.
16. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 30 minutes.
17. Bake in preheated oven for 30 to 35 minutes, until it has a lovely light brown crust.
18. To test for doneness, turn the loaf and tap the bottom crust with a forefinger. If it gives a hollow, sound. If not, return to the oven for an additional 5 to 10 minutes.
19. Let loaves cool on a wire rack.
20. Slice and serve the bread with starters or stews or use to make croutons.


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Dave Coulier Now Denies Alanis Morissette's 'You Oughta Know' Is About Him
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White House Turns Up The Heat On Climate Change
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Alanis Morissette Records Campaign Theme Song for Congressional Candidate
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Alanis Morissette Tops Weird Habits of Celebrity Moms
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have the option of having emergency contraception or emergency contraception information." The White House's Alanis Morissette -ian attack came just hours after the Obama campaign's ironically-named "Attack Watch" went after Romney for
Celebs, Ordinary Women Embracing Home Birth With Help of Midwives
increasingly opting to have their babies at home rather than in the hospital. Jennifer Connelly, Gisele Bundchen , Alanis Morissette and Alyson Hannigan are all new moms who are part of this growing trend. So is actress and former talk show host
Reinhart Out, Alaina and McCreery to Face Off in "Idol" Finale
songs and showered them each with praise. Besides Zeppelin, Reinhart performed Stevie Nick's "Rhiannon" and Alanis Morissette 's "You Ought Know." Alaina also sang Faith Hill's "She's a Wild One." McCreery started off with Lonestar's
Erykah Badu's 'Window Seat' Video Shows Her Stripping, Getting Shot
CLOTHES ON: DAMN GIRL! etc...," Badu tweeted. Of course, nudity in music videos is nothing new: Madonna , Alanis Morissette and Britney Spears have bared all in the name of song. Arguably, it's the gunshot combined with her unclothed
Hollywood Harriers Line up for NYC Marathon
boroughs of Manhattan at Sunday's New York City Marathon . He'll be joined by actor Edward Norton and singer Alanis Morissette , both of whom are running to raise money for Kenyan conservation efforts. Norton has been Tweeting about his preparation
Will Ferrell Rips Bush on Broadway
declined to comment further on it. It's just as well. If "You're Welcome, America" is to Ferrell what an Alanis Morissette song is to an angry ex, the former president ought not to watch. It could get ugly. Funny, but ugly.