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Even though he has registered more than 450 points in his American Hockey League career, Jason Krog is the first person to give the credit to his teammates. The Wolves superstar forward is a quiet leader who makes his noise on the ice with playmaking abilities that speak for themselves.
This year, he finds himself in a new role, as captain for the first time in his professional career. But the returning sniper, humble as ever, defers to his teammates.
"It is a great honor and a lot of responsibility comes with it," he said. "But we have a lot of veteran players on this team. It is not just one guy that leads. I am not a super vocal guy, so I lead in my own way."
His linemate for the better part of four years, left wing Brett Sterling, can attest to that.
"Krog isn't a guy that is going to be whooping it up in the locker room," said Sterling. "We have a lot of very vocal guys on the team so it works for Krog. He can go out on the ice, get done what needs to get done, and just lead by example."
The example that Krog is setting so far this season definitely is one that the younger players can admire. A little less than a quarter of the way through the season, the center ranks among the top of the team in both assists and points, and if Krog's past is any indication of the future, that is where he plans to stay.
When asked about his personal goals for the season, Krog was quick to reply. "I don't set number goals, but I expect to be one of the top offensive guys in the league," he said. "I expect to be a good leader and I hope to lead this team back to the Calder Cup."
{gallery}/breakaway/0910/krog:200::1:0:{/gallery}The way the Wolves started their season, it didn't seem that Krog and his team were on that track. But the Wolves have begun to turn things around as of late. The captain gave some insight as to how his squad overcame their early season woes:
"Communication is a huge factor," he said. "Trying to keep the locker room positive and making sure that guys are responsible, acting professional and working hard in practice are all key. It also is important to be accountable for each other in games, even if that means getting on a guy to make sure he is doing his job.
"Everything helps, but I would say that communication, keeping a tight locker room, and keeping everyone informed were the keys to getting back on track," Krog said.
With a team that has eight first or second-year professionals, another important factor was helping the younger players through the early-season adversity.
"The main message is that it takes time to learn everything and adjust to the pro game," Krog said. "It is different, whether you are coming from college or juniors, and the guys have to know that there are going to be ups and downs. Usually it will be a roller coaster ride for first or second-year players, so you need to limit their highs and lows so that they become better players."
It isn't only the young guys that need some friendly reminders. When the captain speaks a few words to the team, he keeps it simple.
"I remind the guys to make sure they are ready to start each game," Krog said. "Play one shift at a time. Do not worry about tomorrow or the next day; just focus on one shift and one period at a time."
The Wolves are happy to have the crafty forward back in Chicago.
"It is great playing with him," said Sterling. "He is a guy who has played at both the AHL and NHL levels and had a ton of success. He is a guy that you want leading your team and it is nice having someone like him on your line; he makes you a better player."
Krog reciprocates his excitement to be back in the Windy city.
"I have always loved it here and have good memories with Chicago," Krog explained. "I am comfortable here and am excited to be back. The way we get treated here and the fact that this organization is always trying to win a championship when they put a team together make it a great place to play."
And another championship is what Krog craves.
The centerman is no stranger to playing hockey deep into the spring months, but coming away with a trophy to show for it in 2008 was something of an anomaly. Having lost in the NCAA finals with the University of New Hampshire in 1999, the Calder Cup Finals with Bridgeport in 2002, the Stanley Cup Finals the
following year with Anaheim, and losing again in the Calder Cup Finals last year with Manitoba, winning the Calder Cup Championship with the Wolves in 2008 has been the shining moment in Krog's career.
Even with numerous other achievements on his record, such as winning the 1999 Hobey Baker Award as the NCAA's top collegiate player, collecting AHL regular and postseason MVP accolades in 2008, or playing for the 2003 Stanley Cup championship, Krog views his 2008 Calder Cup championship as his favorite hockey memory.
"Being able to finish your season with a win like that makes the summer much more enjoyable," he said. "It is special and you are going to remember that for the rest of your life."
After a number of runner-up finishes for the Fernie, British Columbia, native, it was a weight off of his shoulders to bring a championship home.
"Being in second place isn't very fun," said the 34-year-old. "I sort of wondered if I was going to get another opportunity to win after so many years. But it is the best feeling in the world and fun to be a part of."
Even though the Wolves may not look the same as they did two seasons ago, Krog feels that the same philosophy still exists.
"There are still the same team goals and it is still the same mentality of 'Championship or bust'," he said. "There is a core of us that have to push that message. So there are new faces, for sure, but the same stuff still applies."
Krog does not take the fact that he has had the opportunity to be on so many championship caliber teams for granted, but for the veteran forward, close is not enough. He wants a second ring and will do anything he can to help give the Wolves that chance.


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The drought in Texas continues to get worse even though parts of the state like Bryan-College Station had normal rainfall this past year.
Farmers and ranchers are hoping for more consistent rainfall this year.
News 3 spoke with the State Climatologist to find out his predictions for 2013.
Things are looking green in this part of the Brazos Bottom in Burleson County near F-M 166.
Jay Wilder's family has been farming just outside Snook for 100 years.
"They were good timely rains all year long. There was a period in there you know we could have maybe spread them out, gotten them a little sooner than we did, but it was really good," Wilder said.
His stock tank for the cattle is finally filling back up too.
"It was pretty well dry not long ago. Even though we'd had pretty good rains throughout the year," he showed.
While recent rains are helping keep the wheat crop green here, that's not the case everywhere. 87 percent of Texas is currently in drought.
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A world of difference just a few miles west of Caldwell off Highway 21.
"It was really slim after the spring rains and we just haven't had any runoff water to catch any in the ponds. And we just need more rains for the winter pastures," said Luksa.
John Nielsen-Gammon is the State Climatologist and a professor at Texas A&M.
"The Brazos Valley did pretty well with rainfall this year. Overall it was fairly close to normal. Statewide was running near normal until the end of September and then the past three months, October to December were the third driest on record," said Nielsen-Gammon, PH.D.
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Ohio driver Sarah Luoma closed her best Gold Cup season to date with her second win in a row in Roberts Kart Shop / Razor Chassis Restricted Junior. Luoma wheeled her Coyote to the win over Ryan Bavineau and Dustin Demattia.
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Two-cycle X-30 TaG winners were Dustin Stross, Mike Giessen and Mark Boos. Stross swept the X-30 Junior main events and Giessen and Boos were winners in X-30 Senior.
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Anaheim, CA (Sports Network) - Eric Hosmer and Billy Butler each launched two- run home runs and batted in three runs apiece to help Kansas City capture its opening series with a 7-3 win over the Los Angeles Angels.
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The Portland Business Journal will honor three young Willamette alumni this month as part of the annual Forty Under 40 awards.
Brian Newman '94, Liani Jean Heh Reeves '98, JD'01, and Vanessa Sturgeon MBA'03 are among the high-caliber executives younger than 40 who will be recognized for character and achievement in their careers, engagement in civic activities, volunteerism in the community and genuine passion for what they do.
Newman is director of Campus Planning and Development at Oregon Health & Science University. He majored in politics at Willamette and went on to earn a master's in city and regional planning at University of California, Berkeley.
He has worked for about 15 years in local and regional planning, both as a practitioner and a public policymaker. He has served on the city council in Milwaukie, Ore., and the Metro Council in Portland, where he focused on green development practices and strategies to fund infrastructure in communities recently brought within the urban growth boundary.
Reeves is assistant to the chief trial counsel in the Employment Litigation Section of the Oregon Attorney General's Office. She also chairs the Oregon Commission on Asian Affairs and serves on the board of the Oregon Minority Lawyers Association.
Reeves majored in religious studies and English before going on to earn her law degree from Willamette. She previously worked as a clinical instructor and staff attorney for the National Crime Victim Law Institute, where she focused on violence against women and human trafficking issues and worked on high-profile victims' rights cases.
Sturgeon is president of TMT Development Company Inc., a Northwest property development and management organization that focuses on office towers and retail shopping centers. The company's properties include Fox Tower and the Broadway Building in Portland.
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PB&J-inspired dishes to support Food for ThoughtWritten by Brigitta Burks | News Editor | email@example.com
It's peanut-butter-jelly time for Food for Thought.
The nonprofit serving the region's hungry is hosting the first Jam City, which for which local restaurants will use elements of the popular PB&J sandwich to create new dishes.
Jam City runs from 6-10:30 p.m. May 23 at The Blarney Event Center, 601 Monroe St. in Downtown. Food for Thought, which started in 2007, has a stationary food pantry at 3540 Seaman Road, Oregon, and also has mobile units that it takes the three counties it serves. The charity emphasizes serving food with thoughtfulness — meaning eye contact counts along with ensuring a full stomach.
The event coincides with Food for Thought's sixth anniversary, said Sam Melden, the charity's executive director. He said the nonprofit got the idea for Jam City from a volunteer who observed a similar event, using Tempeh Reubens, in the South.
"There wasn't anything like it in the area. We've just been looking for our signature event and it worked out really well for us to put the peanut butter and jelly sandwich with the strong restaurant culture," Melden said.
Participating restaurants include Balance Pan-Asian Grille, The Blarney Irish Pub, Burger Bar 419, Deet's BBQ, Gradkowski's, Grumpy's, Mancy's Steaks, Registry Bistro, Revolution Grille, Scene and Swig.
Fat Elvis
The chefs are excited for the event, Melden said.
"It's a great idea … [Peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches are] what everyone grew up with," said Tony House, co-owner of Burger Bar 419.
Burger Bar 419 will serve a play on the "Fat Elvis" sandwich. The dish will include a piece of brioche fried in bacon fat, topped with crispy pork belly, spicy berry ketchup, barbecue peanut sauce and caramelized banana.
Dustin Hostetler, co-owner of Grumpy's, said his eatery will serve a peanut butter cookie with jelly frosting.
"When Sam approached us with the concept, it felt like a real no-brainer. Once we saw all of the other restaurants involved it was impossible to say no," he said of the event.
Trevor Deeter, owner of Deet's BBQ, declined to reveal his dish, but said, "We are dedicated to our community and try our best to get involved with any and all donations and benefits. Of course, it's hard to be involved in everything but Jam City is an event that we had to do! We already get great pleasure out of feeding all of our customers, but realize that this event is providing real nourishment for those who really need it."
Jam City will also feature local acoustic musicians: the Jason Hudson Trio, The Bricks, Andrew Ellis and People Being Human. In addition, the event will offer local beers and a special private-label Jam City wine from Adelaida. Melden said local ties are important to Food for Thought.
"This event is really local, which is a pretty cool aspect of it — local bands, local restaurants helping a local charity feed local people," he said.
The local aspect appealed to Erika Rapp, chef/owner of Registry Bistro.
"It's a great [idea for] a fundraiser and it's for a really wonderful cause. It's nice to see something that has local ties working to feed people in town," she said.
Registry will serve a street-food style steamed bun stuffed with duck and a spicy peanut sauce along with an apricot-rose jam cookie.
Creating new items like the Jam City dish is fun, Rapp said.
"A lot of times, it'll actually inspire a menu item," she said.
Chemistry set
Bill Kline, general manager of The Blarney Irish Pub, said the restaurant's chef is using his "chemistry set" and experimenting with homemade dishes.
"He promises it will be like no other [dish] served at the event and by the looks of what I've seen going on in the kitchen, those other chefs better bring their A game," Kline said.
There will be a tip jar so Jam City patrons can give money based on dishes they enjoy. The tips will go to Food for Thought at the end of the night. Melden said Jam City has a "really great" lineup of restaurants.
"The list filled up really quickly. Unfortunately, we did have to leave some people out, but I think next year, we'll expand. We'll have more restaurants, maybe 20," he said.
Food for Thought also plans to expand the number of locations it serves. It recently received a $40,000 grant from ProMedica's Advocacy Fund. The charity was able to add a second mobile unit, which includes a vehicle, trailer, food inventory and personnel, because of the grant. By the end of the year, Melden said he expects Food for Thought to serve more than 20 locations, up from 12.
Melden said he's also looking forward to The Arts Commission's Art Walks this summer. Food for Thought plans to have an area in the Warehouse District for its program Art for Thought, where professional and amateur artists alike can decorate lunch bags for the charity's patrons.
"Everyone from kids the youngest age that can pick up a crayon to the most incredible artist in the city can take a bag and decorate it," Melden said.
Jam City has several community partners. Columbia Gas of Ohio, Toledo Free Press, WNWO-TV and Moms on the Go, Wells Fargo Advisers, WSPD and Hollywood Casino Toledo have joined forces for the Free from Hunger 2013 initiative, which helps support events for Food for Thought, Feed Lucas County Children and Cherry Street Mission.
Tickets for Jam City are $30-$50 and are available at feedtoledo.org and at the door.
Tags: Andrew Ellis, Balance Pan-Asian Grille, Bill Kline, Burger Bar 419, Cherry Street Mission, Columbia Gas of Ohio, Deet's BBQ, Dustin Hostetler, Erika Rapp, Feed Lucas County Children, Food for Thought, Free From Hunger 2013, Gradkowski's, Grumpy's, Hollywood Casino Toledo, Jam City, Jason Hudson Trio, Mancy's Steaks, People Being Human, Registry Bistro, Revolution Grille, Sam Melden, Scene, Swig, The Blarney Irish Pub, The Bricks, Toledo Free Press, Tony House, Wells Fargo Advisers, WNWO-TV and Moms on the Go, WSPD


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COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County has numerous farms that continue to operate under a family name.
Tradition and legacy are rooted deep in these homesteads, which span more than 100 years for some.
The Pontzius farm is no different. In 1835, a county pioneer purchased 80 acres in Thorncreek Township and 80 acres in Smith Township.
For $200, the family farm of Joseph Waugh was started.
Jon Pontzius, 74, now resides at the home he was born in on Riley Road. Walking through the family home is like walking through a museum, with archived documents and black and white photos hanging on the walls.
"Since 1999, I have been living in this house," Pontzius said. "I have always preferred the simple, quiet life. I came back to find it in my roots after a life of living and traveling across the country and around the world."
Pontzius chose to leave the farming career to his brother and set a course for the west where he went to college to study history.
But it's the return to his family home that inspired reflection and motivated Pontzius to author two books detailing the history that shaped his legacy — "Chronicles of Blue River Farm," and "Asa Shoemaker and Elizabeth Converse Shoemaker of Whitley County, Indiana and Their Ancestors."
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Appellation Napa Valley
Vineyard Designation Stagecoach
Harvest Date 10/21/10
Sugar 25.3
Acid 0.68 g/100mL
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Originally published on Fri January 27, 2012 10:44 am
When it comes to buying cars, women do their homework — and it pays off. A recent report from LeaseTrader.com finds women generally get better deals than men when they buy cars.
John Sternal of LeaseTrader tells NPR's Sonari Glinton on Morning Edition that women's participation in car buying is changing.
"Our data specifically says that women not only have a larger interest in cars overall, but women today are taking a more active role in the negotiating process of a vehicle and in the car-shopping process in general," Sternal says.
An emailed press release from LeaseTrader says female consumers "also ask different and more thorough questions than [male] buyers."
Safety performance, incident history and vehicle functionality topped women's list of concerns, while driving performance, engine performance and aesthetics were among men's primary concerns.
Sternal says women do more research than men beforehand, particularly on the Internet, which helps them get better deals. Sonari reports that according to Kelley Blue Book, women are more likely to decide on a price before they go shopping for their next car, which also translates into savings.
Rebecca Lindland, a senior automotive analyst with IHS Automotive, tells Sonari she's often ignored or talked down to while car shopping:
"We know that people expect us to fail, to some extent. That people think that we're not going to know what we're talking about. So we overprepare, we overcompensate. We don't go into a dealership to browse. We go in, and we know exactly what we want."
The Time Moneyland blog reports the survey "demonstrates that the assumption that women are clueless pushovers easily taken advantage of by car sellers couldn't be more wrong."
Another indication of the growing influence of women in the car market might be the first annual "2011 Heels & Wheels" event in California, a gathering of media and automotive professionals. The organization, according to its Facebook page, was founded in February 2011 to "honor women as a major force in the automotive purchase decision."
A blog from Polk, an automotive research firm, mentioned Heels & Wheels in a recent post:
"Women have more to say when it comes to the design of future vehicles, and organizations like these will probably grow in popularity."
Polk also points out Cars.com, which provides "Mother Proof" car reviews geared toward moms. For example, a Jan. 25 review begins:
"I can't help but smile when I see a child-safety seat in a small car's backseat. I like to think of these folks as rebels proclaiming to the world that having a family doesn't relegate them to a life of minivans."
As Sonari has reported for NPR in the past, women are still working on breaking through the car industry's glass ceiling. Christine Park, 28, is one of a small number of women in the car design industry.
Sonari has also glimpsed into the world of female product specialists, who stand next to cars during auto shows. Often, one former specialist says, attendees assume they're models without any knowledge of the cars:
"It's pretty funny when a guy comes up and says, 'Well, you don't know much about this car,' and then I rattle off the horsepower, the torque, what the camshafts and the pistons do and when they fire,' she says. 'I like to put people in their place."
Now, when it comes to the process of buying a car, you may or may not find the following fact surprising: Women get better deals than men. A new study shows women do a lot more background work when car shopping.
NPR's Sonari Glinton reports on one of the hidden powers of the Internet.
SONARI GLINTON, BYLINE: Buying a car is all about information - knowing about the car, the price, the financing terms.
John Sternal is with LeaseTrader.com and he's been studying how men and women shop for cars.
JOHN STERNAL: Our data specifically says that women not only have a larger interest in cars overall, but women today are taking a more active role in the negotiating process of a vehicle and in the car-shopping process in general.
GLINTON: Sternal says women do more research, especially on the Internet than men, and because of that they get better deals. And according to Kelley Blue Book, women are more likely to decide on a price before they go shopping for their next car, which also translates into savings.
REBECCA LINDLAND: The assumption still remains today that women aren't car people.
GLINTON: Rebecca Lindland is certainly car person. She's a senior analyst with IHS Automotive. She says even when she goes car shopping she's often ignored or talked down to.
LINDLAND: We know that people expect us to fail, to some extent. That people think that we're not going to know what we're talking about. So we over-prepare, we overcompensate.
GLINTON: Lindland says part of the reason women do more research is a defense mechanism - they want to avoid the hassle of the dealership.
LINDLAND: We don't go into a dealership to browse. We go in, and we know exactly what we want. The shoe department is for browsing for women. You know, so when a women goes into a dealership, you got to pay attention to her because we know what we want, we're in there for a very specific reason and it's that kind of decisiveness that really manufacturers need to understand and take advantage of when people come into a dealership.
GLINTON: Both Sternal and Lindland say that's a lesson the car industry needs to learn quick because the influence of women on car buying is only growing.
Sonari Glinton, NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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I was suffering from severe preeclampsia and delivered at 34 weeks last year. It is now standard practice to receive a Rubella booster before you leave the hospital. I wanted to share the link with everyone on the drug manufacturer's warnings and precautions.
Forgive me if I am wrong, but when one is suffering from severe preeclampsia with toxins raging through your body, isn't that considered a compromised immune system due to your white cells fighting foreign matter? Also, how did my doctor know beforehand that I would not develop HELLP and need a possible blood transfusion? Furthermore, my doctor never even asked me if I planned on breastfeeding?
This vaccine, in my opinion, could very well be the reason why I relapsed and almost died. Maybe it is just a coincidence that I was feeling wonderful prior to the vaccine and within 2 hours after the vaccine I began to feel funny. I subsequently "crashed†within 12 hours and my blood pressure skyrocketed to 182/128. Please read pgs 3-5 because my doctor obviously didn't. To this day my doctor blames my relapse on hormonal changes by my milk coming in.


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GREENVILLE, S.C. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga senior Tayler Shelby (Chattanooga, Tenn.) scored the Mocs lone goal Sunday afternoon in a 5-1 loss at Furman in Southern Conference women's soccer action.
"I know the box score doesn't show it, but it was as good a game as we've played all year," UTC head coach J.D. Kyzer said. "There were many more positives today."
Shelby's first collegiate goal was a header off a corner kick in the 76th minute from freshman Hannah Wyatt (Soddy Daisy, Tenn.). The assist for Wyatt increased her team-high total to five for the rookie.
The Mocs held off the onslaught of shots from the Paladins, not allowing a goal until the 42nd minute and were down just 1-0 at the break. However, Furman picked up where it left off scoring less than two minutes into the second half and adding three more down the stretch.
"I thought we'd get through the first half without giving up a goal," Kyzer said. "She (Stanifer) put that shot up in the corner. Nobody in our conference can make that shot. It was just a good shot."
Freshman keeper Lauren Thomas (Germantown, Tenn.) was kept busy all day and pulled down a career-high 19 saves on the day, fourth most for a single game in Chattanooga history.
"We had great individual play, especially from Kelly Crew (Brisbane, Australia), Tayler [Shelby] and [Lauren] Thomas," Kyzer said.
Furman's Stephanie DeVita scored the third and fourth goals for the Paladins to increase her conference lead to 13 on the year. Furman outshot Chattanooga 49-5 with 24 shots on goal and recorded a 15-3 corner kick advantage.
The Mocs return to home this week to host Appalachian State Friday at 7 p.m. at Finley Stadium. Admission is FREE to all Mocs home soccer matches. If you can't make it to the game, live stats and streaming video are available at GoMocs.com, the official website of Chattanooga athletics.
1 41:39 FUR Hannah Stanifer (4) Caitlin Shelton
2 46:49 FUR Caitlin Shelton (3) unassisted
3 53:12 FUR Stephanie DeVita (12) Ali Simpson
4 72:02 FUR Stephanie DeVita (13) India Robinson
5 74:00 FUR Dee Makris (2) Kristin Fennegan; Ellen Moore
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Jared Leto on Kristen Stewart: I "Love" Her! Should They Date?
Does Jared Leto have a so-called crush on Kristen Stewart?
The 41-year-old 30 Seconds to Mars singer and former My So-Called Life hottie was asked on Twitter on February 17 what he thinks of Kristen Stewart.
His one-word response? "Love." Talk about making your words count!
So would they ever actually date? Well, Jared is 41, making him almost twenty years older than K-Stew. However, he has dated his share of younger A-listers, including Scarlett Johansson, Lindsay Lohan, and Ashley Olsen.
Plus, let's not forget that director Rupert Sanders — whom Kristen reportedly hooked up with over the summer — was 42.
First and foremost, we'd love for Kristen and Rob Pattinson to stay together. But if rumors are true about them possibly calling it quits, it seems that she definitely would have options.
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UTC travels to Georgia State in Week 2. The Mocs face the Panthers in Atlanta's Georgia Dome on Saturday, Sept. 7 and kickoff is set for 2:00 p.m. (E.D.T.). Fans can catch the game on the Mocs Sports Network ESPN Radio 105.1 The Zone in Chattanooga and ESPN3.
Be sure to check out the quotes, photos and video from today's media luncheon attached to this story. Volleyball coach Travis Filar and men's golf coach Mark Guhne also stopped by to discuss their teams' upcoming play.
Head Coach Russ Huesman
Opening statement:
"Last week was a little disappointing. We didn't play very well on either side of the ball, especially defensively. That's not how we want to play defense. We gave up too many yards and didn't get stops when we needed them. It was really disappointing. I thought our guys played hard on both sides of the ball, but we made too many mistakes. We have to get better. I think our guys will bounce back and play better this week."
Thoughts on Georgia State:
"If we don't play better this week against Georgia State, we'll get run out of the building. I don't think there's any question about that. We're playing a talented football team. I don't think people realize just how big and strong they are. They have some pretty big and skilled kids. And the one question they had at quarterback going in, he threw for 390 yards."
Thoughts on Georgia State's talent:
"Georgia State is going to be better this year because there is a sense of newness.' There's new excitement, new energy and you can see that's how they play. They play with a lot of emotion, excitement and play hard. To me, that's the easy part of it. It's new and everybody is excited. If you get a new shirt, you're excited and you want to wear it. You can tell they've done that. They have some good players, I don't think there is any question about that, and they are very well coached."
Thoughts on Georgia State vs. Samford:
"I thought Samford played really well. It's kind of what I expected. Samford is a physical team. They defend the run really well and always have. It didn't surprise me that the yards were hard to come by on the ground, but it surprised me that they could throw the ball that well against Samford. They had some big plays, but I think Samford is just really good."
Plan going into Saturday and preparation:
"We are trying to emphasize tackling and wrapping up. We're going to practice more players and play more players. We have a lot of players who don't want to come out of the game, but we have to make those decisions as coaches and take players out. You could tell that we were tired. We were sliding off tackles and not wrapping up. I don't want to say we are out of shape, but games are different and it was humid. I want it to look more like a scrimmage with the changes we're going to make."
Chaz Moore, Senior, Defensive Back
Thoughts on bouncing back from UT Martin:
"We are going to motivate ourselves. We know that we had a bad game and 36 missed tackles is unacceptable. We are going to come in this week and work specifically on tackling. Georgia State is going to try to run the ball and we have to prove we can stop them."
Thoughts on the defense:
"We were one of the best defenses in the country last year. For us to give up 300 yards rushing is unacceptable. We want them to run the ball so that we can show them how we've improved and how good we are."
Thoughts after the loss to UT Martin:
"I felt hurt after the game. I felt like we let each other down. We weren't clicking and it was a team let down. Saturday, I just thought about all of the mistakes and all of the plays I could have made. Now I have to learn from it."
Corey Levin, Freshman, Offensive Lineman
Thoughts on the loss to UT Martin:
"We had a lot of confidence going into the game and didn't see it going the way it did. We did a lot of good things but also did a lot of bad things. I think we had some good drive that kept our offense off the field and I thought we showed that we can score quickly."
Thoughts on his performance:
"It's hard to find positives after losses. You can have a parent tell you after the game that you played well, but it doesn't feel like it after a loss. No matter how well individuals played, we still lost as a team. It doesn't feel good to lose."
On the offense going into Saturday:
"We have to get a sustained drive going this week. We have to cut down on drive-killing penalties, but we need to collect first-down-after-first-down. It doesn't matter if we don't score on the first drive as long as we can put together a long possession."


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McCain 'troubled' after UN meeting on Benghazi
Sen. John McCain said he is significantly troubled after meeting with U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice on Tuesday.
"We are significantly troubled by many of the answers that we got and some that we didn't get," said McCain of the meeting to discuss the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya.
McCain said the initial explanation given by Rice shortly after the attack misled the American populace.
"It is clear that the information that she gave the American people was incorrect when she said that it was a spontaneous demonstration triggered by a hateful video," McCain said. "It was not and there was compelling evidence at the time that that was certainly not the case."
Rice also met with Republican Senators Lindsey Graham and Kelly Ayotte. Both also criticized Rice's initial explanation.


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TechRepublic has updated a collection of 200 tips for repairing a faulty hard drive.
"One trick I have learned as a technician, when the problem is data-read errors off the platters themselves, is to freeze the hard drive overnight."
"I've run into this scenario numerous times. One time it involved the main Novell SYS volume on our HP File Server. I was really sweating as the server would not boot. I took the drive out and put it in a freezer for 30 minutes. I then reinstalled it into the file server and Presto! I was up and running. Needless to say, I quickly mirrored the drive onto another and got rid of the bad drive."
"If you are willing to destroy the disk and try to get some data off the drive, there is a quick hack available. Place the drive in a static-free bag, then place the drive and static-free bag into a ziplock bag to seal out moisture. Place this into a freezer turned to as low as possible for 24 hours. After 24 hours, pull the drive out and immediately put it into a computer (the faster the better) that boots to a floppy and has another hard drive to transfer data to. If the drive wasn't damaged too much previously, you should be able to pull some data off before the metal of the drive heats up and starts destroying the data storage platters. You can repeat the process only if you shut down almost immediately and go through the 24 hour freeze process again. Chances are that the first time attempt will be the only chance to recover data."
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KidsPeace electrician Al Barnes returned to work at the Orchard Hills Campus
in Orefield, PA, this week, and he was extremely happy to be back. In
July, Al had a terrible motorcycle accident on his way home from
work, and his life changed forever. Al was placed into an induced coma
to keep him from moving after a severe head injury that caused
significant swelling to his brain. It was a touch and go situation for
a while, and doctors were not sure if Al would survive. But Al's family
and KidsPeace colleagues had no doubt that Al would be back -- he has so much to
In addition to his regular duties at KidsPeace, Al is also
a pastor who has his own church in Allentown, PA, and who volunteers after work to
listen and give hope to the children at KidsPeace. He was sorely
missed while he was gone, and his flock and co-workers did not forget
him. In fact, they held a fundraiser to help defray his medical and
living expenses while he was recuperating. Al spent three weeks in the
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When discussing his miraculous recovery, Al says that he "received a do-over from God, and God remade me into a better person." He says that his faith is stronger than ever, and that he he can hear God better than ever before. Now that he is running on all cylinders again, Al plans to visits victims of motorcycle accidents in the hospital and rehab centers to provide counseling and offer prayers. "I have a unique perspective now, and very few people could fill that space like I can," Al says with a smile.


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Things I would have changed:Man is this thing heavy. Include a sling. Try carrying it. I ended up using a long bipod.
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Things I liked:Very powerfull shoots right through plywood accuracy is good
Things I would have changed:Wish you could install gas ram
What others should know:Very heavy takes a little getting use to but so far I'm loving this gun
The Crosman ram should fit it. This gun is basically the Benjamin XL so those parts should go right in. But gas rams are harder to cock tho so I'd consider tuning this gun to feel like a gas ram, then you have the best of both worlds. I have the Benj Silver Streak which is the XL with a coil spring like this, after a proper home tune it's as smooth and quiet as a gas, and since it's tuned it has more power than a typical nitro as well. Win win.
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Cox Business supports the use of enhanced Private Switch / Automatic Location Information ("PS/ALI") functions where the CPE and Cox Business's facilities permit such enhanced PS/ALI functions. Such functions permit CPE to register specific PBX stations in the ALI Database to direct emergency responders to specific locations such as specific floors or specific buildings on a campus.
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Speak Truth To Power: The Book
In a world where there is a common lament that there are no more heroes, too often cynicism and despair are perceived as evidence of the death of moral courage. That perception is wrong. People of great valor and heart, committed to noble purpose, with long records of personal sacrifice, walk among us in every country of the world. I have spent the last two years traveling the globe to interview fifty-one individuals from nearly forty countries and five continents, some of whom appear in these pages and in the play by Ariel Dorfman you will find here, people whose lives are filled with extraordinary feats of bravery. I've listened to them speak about the quality and nature of courage, and in their stories I found hope and inspiration, a vision of a better world.
For many of these heroes, their understanding of the abrogation of human rights has been profoundly shaped by their personal experiences: of death threats, imprisonment, and in some cases, bodily harm. However, this is not, by any measure, a compilation of victims. Rather, courage, with its affirmation of possibility and change, is what defines them, singly and together. Each spoke to me with compelling eloquence of the causes to which they have devoted their lives, and for which they are willing to sacrifice them-from freedom of expression to the rule of law, from environmental defense to eradicating bonded labor, from access to capital to the right to due process, from women's rights to religious liberty. As the Martin Luther Kings of their countries, these leaders hold in common an inspiring record of accomplishment and a profound capacity to ignite change.
The defenders' own voices provoke fundamental questions: why do people who face imprisonment, torture, and death, continue to pursue their work when the chance of success is so remote and the personal consequences are so grave? Why did they become involved? What keeps them going? Where do they derive their strength and inspiration? How do they overcome their fear? How do they measure success? Out of the answers emerges a sympathetic and strength-giving portrait of the power of personal resolve and determination in the face of injustice. These fundamental questions have a special interest for me personally. As a mother of three young girls, I deeply wished to understand if there were steps I could take to encourage my own daughters to develop similar attributes, or if moral courage was something certain people are born with, inherently, while the rest of us (with our own lesser sensibilities) are left to muddle through. And if we are capable of less, then are we off the hook? Condemned to be sinners, is there any point in striving to be saints?
Several defenders recalled an early moment or incident that galvanized their social conscience forever. Some told stories of searing childhood encounters with injustice, as when Patria Jimenez speaks of bigotry in her own family against gays and her own experience of prejudice as a lesbian. Many defenders are members of groups that have endured sustained repression, and so have come to a natural understanding of the issues and desire to overcome the wrongs, like Juliana Dogbadzi. Others saw injustice in a community they were not a part of and took up the cause, such as Bruce Harris. And still others had enjoyed the comforts of being among the elite in their countries, yet risked ostracization-and worse-to right wrongs committed by their peers, notably Kailash Satyarthi.
Despite the overwhelming powers arrayed against them, these men and women are, as a whole, an optimistic lot. In my interview with Archbishop Tutu, he emphasized this attitude saying, "We have a God who doesn't say, 'Ah ... Got you!' No. God says, 'Get up,' and God dusts us off and God says, 'Try again.' " Perhaps the stance should be qualified as less optimistic than hopeful. Overwhelmingly pragmatic and realistic about the prospects for change, all too aware of the challenges they face, nonetheless they continue to roll their boulders back up the hill. Oscar Arias Sanchez, a Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist, points out, "In a world which presents such a dramatic struggle between life and death, the decisions we make about how to conduct our lives, about the kind of people we want to be, have important consequences. In this context, one must stand on the side of life... One works for justice not for the big victories, but simply because engaging in the struggle is itself worth doing."
These voices are, most of all, a call to action, much needed because human rights violations often occur by cover of night, in remote and dark places. For many of those who suffer, isolation is their worst enemy, and exposure of the atrocities is their only hope. We must bring the international spotlight to violations and broaden the community of those who know and care about the individuals portrayed. This alone may well stop a disappearance, cancel a torture session, or even, some day, save a life. Included with each story is the resource guide of contact information for the defenders and their organizations in the hope that you, the reader, will take action, send a donation, ask for more information, get involved. The more voices are raised in protest, the greater the likelihood of change.
I grew up in the Judeo-Christian tradition where we painted our prophets on ceilings and sealed our saints in stained glass. They were superhuman, untouchable, and so we were freed from the burden of their challenge. But here on earth, people like these and countless other defenders are living, breathing human beings in our midst. Their determination, valor, and commitment in the face of overwhelming danger challenge each of us to take up the torch for a more decent society. Today we are blessed by the presence of these people. They are teachers, who show us not how to be saints, but how to be fully human.


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HAMBURG, NY - Hilbert College and coach Rob deGrandpre were selected as the recipient of the Collegiate Basketball Officials Association's (CBOA) Sam Schoenfeld Sportsmanship Award for the 2012-13 season.
This award was voted on by the collegiate basketball officials in Upstate New York, and is given to the school, coach, and players who best exemplify the highest degree of sportsmanship, character, and ethics, which are all characteristics of Sam Schoenfeld who was a founding father of CBOA. The award was presented by Kevin Ferguson (area rep), and Benjy Bluman (past president CBOA).
Hilbert (14-4) shared the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference's regular season league title and hosted the AMCC championship weekend as the league's number one-seeded team. The Hawks earned the program's first 20-win season (20-6) and garnered two 1st Team-All Conference selections (Dan McFarland, Anthony Hodge) as well as the Newcomer of the Year and 3rd Team-All Conference (Jerame Owens) and Coach of the Year for deGrandpre.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Matt Brown (18-11 MMA, 11-5 UFC) appears he'll get his wish to fight a notable welterweight.
The surging 170-pound contender has been targeted for a December matchup with former Strikeforce champion Tarec Saffiedine (14-3 MMA, 0-0 UFC), UFC President Dana White confirmed with FOXSports.com.
White said the booking is dependent on Saffiedine's health, so an exact date hasn't been nailed down. However, the UFC has events planned for Dec. 14 (UFC on FOX 9), Dec. 21 (a UFC Fight Night event in Australia) and Dec. 28 (the year-end UFC 168).
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ALLEN — Wesley Christian High School junior guard/forward Dishawn Thompson is making a name for himself as a top young player in the prep ranks. Thompson (6-5, 215), who came to Wesley Christian from Huntington Prep, exited the month of January averaging 16 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists per game for the Wesley Christian boys' basketball team. A product of Brampton, Ontario, Thompson continues to help lead a solid Wesley Christian team. He is working hard to reach the next level. And the next level after that.
Thompson keeps in close contact with his family. He draws from strong family ties that bind. The support of an NBA player is also never more than one phone call away for Thompson. His older brother, Tristan, plays for the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers.
"My mother and older brother Tristan, who plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers, check on me," Thompson said. "Me and my brother are really close to each other. We always text each other and check up on one another. Everyday, he lets me know the only way to success is to work in the books. My brother and his old teammate, Myck Kabongo, started something called Grind 2 Shine (G2S) and that's the motto I go by. If my older brother sees me doing wrong he will be the first to tell me to smarten up. I really look up to him. He has opened doors for a lot of Canadians and he is my role model and a great brother."
Thompson is working hard to help lead the Wesley Christian boys' basketball team to a state championship.
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Gmail added a lot of new features lately. The People Widget, announced one month ago, should be available to everyone. The widget shows information about the people you're communicating with: profile photos, occupation, recent Buzz messages, recent email and documents shared with you, calendar availability and more.
If you already use Rapportive, you need to disable the extension to see the People Widget. You can also disable the People Widget from the settings page. Rapportive has more data sources than Gmail's widget: Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, FriendFeed, Google Profiles, so you may find it more useful.
The action bar is displayed at the top of the page even when you scroll down, so you can quickly archive a conversation, label it or read the next conversation without scrolling to the bottom of the page or using keyboard shortcuts. A similar feature is available in Gmail's app for Android.
As you can see in the screenshot above, Gmail now shows additional information next to the sender's name to help you protect against email spoofing. When you receive a message from some who isn't in your address book, Gmail will show the email address next to the name. If a website sends an email on behalf of someone, Gmail adds "via domain.com" next to the email address so that you know that the message wasn't sent directly. Gmail uses email authentication to verify the source of the messages you receive, but this data was only used to detect spam and phishing. Now Gmail also shows a warning which informs you that "this message may not have sent" from the email address that appears in the "from" header.
Google Contacts learned a thing or two about structured addresses and it now allows users to separately list the street name, the city, state and postal code. Google tries to split the address automatically, but the results aren't great all the time. Just click "details" next to the address and a new pane lets you edit address fields:
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Nick Newell Refutes Dana Whites Claim About Joining The UFC - FightLine.com
All seemed great for Nick Newell (9-0). He capped off the year by winning the XFC's lightweight championship and hoped it was enough that the UFC would take notice. UFC president Dana White is now familiar with Newell, but stated again this week that he doesn't see a contract being offered.
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nial is because Newell's left arm ends just past the elbow and he doesn't think Newell has a chance inside the Octagon or getting a license to fight due to this medical condition.
"If you have followed this sport, or know anything about it, you would be able to see that I'm amongst its elite," said Newell to TMZ. "Just because I'm not in the UFC doesn't mean I wouldn't beat most of the guys in there."
Of Newell's nine fights, he has ended all of them. Eight of those wins were stoppages in the first round and six came by submission.
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