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Updated Volleyball Blog: "Killin' It With Kelli"
Thoughout the 2014 season, All-America middle blocker Kelli Browning will be blogging for GoCreighton.com.
December 10, 2014
Hello family, friends, and fans of Creighton VB!
I'm writing this last blog a little sooner than what I would've hoped, but I can't look back on this past season and say that it was anything less than an accomplishment. I know I speak for all seniors when I say that we went out with a bang.
It's the weirdest feeling when it's all said and done. Four years seems like a long time, but looking back, it all happened so fast. A lot of people have asked me what I've learned from it all... After some thought this is what I've come up with:
1- I've learned it's all worth it. All the tears, the bruises, the floor burns, sore muscles, the missed parties, missed relationships, shortened breaks, and early mornings are worth it. You have four years to make and impact and be a part of something bigger than yourself. I wouldn't have given that up for anything.
2- I've learned you make some of the best friends out there during this time. I can honesty say that the people I've met through my years of playing are the hands down, best people I know. It's cheesy to say, but they really are family.
3- I've learned how to take criticism and learn from it. To the incoming freshman or anyone planning to play at the next level of volleyball: learn to take in the criticism and be open to seeing things from a different point of view. It's the only way you can get better.
4- I've learned how to communicate effectively. You miss a lot of school and you have to constantly be in contact with teachers, coaches, classmates and teammates. There's no way you can make it through with out having good communication, and you being the one to initiate it.
5- I've learned what supporting someone really means. We've been through a lot of ups and downs this year. On the court, off the court, in school and out of it. The support I've received from my teammates, friends and family has been amazing. Whoever said "surround yourself with people who bring out the best in you" is right. I wouldn't have been able to do it with out you guys.
I still can't believe it's over, but we can walk away with our head up knowing that we gave it everything we had. We made history ladies, and I couldn't be prouder.
Now for the thank you's: Thank you to all the fans, Creighton definitely has the best fan base in the NCAA, and you guys have made playing at home so memorable. I want to thank the coaches who have put up with me for the last four years, I can't tell you how much I've enjoyed playing for you (even though you made me do all that footwork). I also want to thank my family, specifically my parents and Sam for the unwavering support.
Alright, alright, I'll wrap it up.... But before I do I have to say that it has been a privilege to play next to these girls who I am lucky enough to call my friends and teammates, and it has been an absolute honor to represent Creighton in this way. Thanks for "Killin' it with Kelli" this past season. You haven't heard the last of me.
Stay classy Omaha,
December 3, 2014
Hello family, friends and fans of Creighton volleyball! We are officially your 2014 BIG EAST CHAMPS!!!!!!!! Let me tell you, it feels pretty good. This has been our goal since last January and to finally have it accomplished feels amazing. We had some tough matches this past weekend, but in my opinion played some of the cleanest ball yet this year. We're feeling pretty good, and very excited going into this NCAA tournament. One of the things that we were most excited for after winning was the trophy and big east champs sign. Holding up that sign is one of the greatest feelings and we couldn't be prouder to bring it back to Omaha with us. We might've taken it a bit to the extreme, but we showed it around Omaha... We would've brought the trophy but that was way too heavy.
We can't tell you how much all of your support has meant to us this past season. It has really made all the difference in our play. Omaha truly does have the best fans in the nation! Next up: Oregon state. Lets get it jays
Stay classy Omaha,
November 11, 2014
Hello family friends and fans of Creighton VB!!! No I have not forgotten about you, yes we have been THAT busy. I hope that you all are enjoying the second half of season as much as we are.
I don't know if you saw or kept up with the games this past weekend but we won two very tight matches against Xavier and Butler. We really enjoy giving our coach anxiety attacks, and making the game as exciting as possible. In all serious though, the games were awesome. Both consisted of two very good teams playing each other, and that kind of volleyball is always fun. I speak for the team when I say that those kinds of games show how much of a resilient team we actually are. In my opinion, I think that that has something to do with how close we are.
Now, everyone knows how weird of a team we are from the past posts I've had... But aside from that, we are a very close knit team. A decent amount of us live together...or across from each other...or in the same building, so chances are you'll see us traveling in packs (now with our big blue puffy jackets on for winter #blueberries). A good portion of us are in the same major, naturally, that means classes together too.
Currently, I spend every glorious moment with Lizzy and Ash. I don't think I could know anyone better and they know all too much about me. In honor of the weather officially turning to winter... We made this video for you on our way back from our clinical rotation. (Don't worry I promise I'm a good driver.) Welp, that's all for now. I'll do a better job of keeping you updated as things start to really pick up. Next up- Providence and St John's. CUVB TAKIN ON THE BIG APPLE!
Stay classy Omaha,
October 14, 2014
Hello Creighton family, friends and fans!
I hope you all are doing well as the weather starts to turn on us. Just a reminder to everyone that volleyball in fact IS an indoor sport, and that we are FINALLY back at home for the next 3 weeks. We've been working hard in the gym this week and can't wait to be back playing in front of you all.
As you know, this past weekend, we played at Seton Hall and Villanova. We were given the privilege of charter flying there and back. I want to take this opportunity to thank all of those who were able to make that happen for us. We can't tell you enough how much of a difference it makes, and how much the team appreciates it. We were also able to have some fun on the trip, specifically in Philly.
As most of you know, CUVB is.... How do I put this..... Quirky? Hilarious? All of the above? Long story short, we can have fun doing anything. While we were in Philadelphia, Coach Booth let us do some sight seeing. We were able to see the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, which was an amazing experience! While we were on our tours... We decided to go hunting for the national treasure....
I don't know if you've seen the movie, "National Treasure" but Kenzie Crawford definitely give Nicolas Cage a run for his money. I was able to document the process of looking for the "national treasure".... Not entirely sure what all everyone is doing in this, or why we are talking in accents, but we had a blast.
I hope you enjoy the documentary, or at least got a good laugh. I know we did..... And yes we actually did get in trouble with security (we are THAT committed to your entertainment).
We can't wait to CU at our games this weekend vs St. John's and Providence! .....See what I did there?
As always, thanks for Killin it with Kelli! Stay classy Omaha!
September 29, 2014
Hello friends, family and fans!
I hope you all are doing well and enjoying the start Big East season, I know we are! It feels good to be back to conference play and we are all extremely excited about the upcoming conference season. We are constantly being challenged and enjoy playing all of our opponents. It's just an added bonus that we'll be getting to go to some pretty cool places too (*cough *cough My hometown, Milwaukee).
It has been an insanely busy past 2 weeks for us. A lot of people have asked us, HOW DO YOU DO IT?! How do you balance volleyball AND school?! Well, it's not easy, but seeing as we are superhuman volleyball players, we make it work. I asked my wonderful teammates to send me some pictures of them being productive in their studies.... This is what received.
Don't worry coach, I swear we actually ARE productive. What's nice about our team is that a lot of us are in the same classes, which makes studying on the road 10x easier. We will be taking our great study habits with us on the road this weekend when we take on DePaul and Marquette!
As always, thank you for Killin it with Kelli. Stay classy Omaha.
September 11, 2014
Hello Creighton friends, family and fans!
WE ARE FINALLY BACK IN OMAHA! If you can't tell by that sentence in all caps, we are pretty excited to finally be playing at home. We can all honestly say that the Ryan center is our hands down, our favorite place to play. From the facility itself to the game time atmosphere, nothing else compares. Now in saying that, all of your better come out and support! It's going to be quite the intense weekend.
Another question that I consistently get asked after the game is- what do you guys do/ talk about in your locker room? I can't tell you what we exactly talk about, that is some top secret stuff, but I can tell you what we do.
I don't want to bore you all with some long description of how crazy/ weird we are. So this past weekend, while we were at Kentucky, I decided to film a bit of our pregame warm up. Every team has a personality, but ours here at Creighton is pretty unique.
This first video is what you can typically find going on in our locker room before the coaches come in. Kenzie, Leah and Lizzy really kill it in this....
This next video is another level of strange.... I don't exactly know what's all going on here or how they're doing it... But it's kind of awesome. Must be some weird Marian girls thing.
Don't worry, once the coaches come in, we get down to business and focus in on what we need to accomplish come game time.
Long story short- yeah, you could say that we have a fun time before we run out onto the court.
Thank you all again for the support and for once again, killin it with Kelli. We'll see you this weekend for our FIRST games at home!
Stay classy Omaha,
August 28, 2014
Hey there friends, family and fans of Creighton VB! A couple seasons ago, my teammate, Natalie Hackbarth, did a blog for the team through out the 2012 season. I thought I would follow in her footsteps and do the same. I hope you all are as excited for the 2014 season as we are. It is going to be quite the ride. We've been working hard in the gym and are ready to play someone other than ourselves for the weekend. Don't get me wrong, I love the competition over at the D.J. Sokol Arena, but I think we're all ready to see some new faces on the opposite side of the net.
The first question that everyone is asking is: who are these notorious newcomers? Lucky for you all, I can fill you in.
First off we have our transfer setter, Maggie Baumert. She's originally from Nebraska, but has played for Georgia the past 2 seasons. We couldn't be happier to have her on the team. She's been here since the spring, so most of us have been playing with her now for a while. She definitely keeps us cool, calm and collected in a high stress situation.
Now for our freshmen- we are still working on getting them out of their shells, but they are a fun group. Anyone can tell you their position or that they are nice, awesome girls. I'm going to fill you in on the weird quirks that we know about them so far.
Marysa Wilkinson: Hilarious. She sometimes heats up her ice cream in the microwave before eating it.... I don't understand how that makes sense, but I love it.
Brittany Lawrence: Can usually be found reppin Michael Jordan apparel at all times. She also has to eat her Skittles and M&M's individually by color. (Don't worry coach- Of course candy is only for the off-season, because now she's individually eating her carrots and broccoli)
Toni Tupper: Has to do things in multiples of three. Whether it's calling for a set, or turning up the volume on the tv. 3, is her number.
They're a great group and fit in nicely with the rest of us crazies on the team. With 2 a days now over and the official season starting, we are ready to roll up our sleeves and get to work. If you haven't seen our preseason schedule, let me tell you- it's hard. It's going to be a fun and challenging next two months, but we are up for the challenge! First up: Lipscomb, Utah Valley and Kansas.
Thanks for the support and stay tuned for more inside looks at the team!
Stay classy Omaha.


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Drowning is the second leading cause of death in youth aged one to nineteen. There are, on average, 1,500 deaths a year in this age group due to drowning. The drowning rates for males are four times those for females. The drowning rates for African Americans are two times (females) to four times (males) those for Caucasians. 40 percent of all drownings occur on Saturdays and Sundays. 66 percent occur between May and August.
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Near Drownings are also expensive psychologically, physically, and financially. For every drowning that occurs, four times as many persons are taken to a hospital and require admittance for treatment. On average, it costs $75-80,000 to treat a near-drowning victim in this hospital . . . that is physical treatment only and does not include the additional costs to deal with psychological trauma.
For every drowning that occurs, anywhere from eight to twenty times as many persons are taken to an emergency room for treatment.
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It was reported that there were no marks between the buildings, where the gear was resting, I find that totally amazing !
As I said below, it also has a piece of rope around it. Funny how that got there. I guess we'll find out this next week.
It was rope and not wire rope, right? They use lots of steel cable in multi story bldgs.
It looked like plain rope in the pic I saw, probably 1" or better.
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I guess the wheel chocks got left in there and somehow the part and rope off the chalks landed in the same spot. I bet the NTSB can find out or the FBI or CIA or???? And it will cost us 10 Mil.
The rope may have been from the window washing apparatus that was snagged as the aircraft parts passed through the building. I hope the AC wasn't held together with 1" rope!
Never thought about that.LOL
To quote Hillery Clinton, "what difference does it make now"!
For Hillary it may make a lot of difference now as the people on the ground in Benghazi during the build up to and during the terrorist attack come forward and tell the truth about what happened there!
I believe I read comments by authorities that the part landed on the roof of one of the buildings. The rope was used to lower the part in between the buildings to avoid detection by the public.
The part became wedged and those attempting to remove the part abandoned their efforts.
This seems logical given the lack of marks on either building. Marks such as gouges or scrapes
over a decade later....just imagine how many people have probably walked right past this part.
Reckon it was planted, like he says in the story/ Probably no doubt it will belong to one of the planes. ? is, has it been there all that time and just got missed or somewhere else? There is unheard of opposition to that mosque up there and rightly so. I am surprised that somebody hasn't killed a pig and buried it there. That would stop it cold, so they say, and save a lot of lawyer fees.They threatened it sometime back when it was first announced.
Great conspiracy theory! But who had it, where did they store it, and how did they smuggle it out to safety? Better idea with the porker- no traceable serial #'s. Thanks Preacher. rofl
judging by the fact that they were back there surveying, probably for that proposed mosque, the buildings where probably abandoned..That would probably account for it going 11 yrs undetected...Seeing that that part landed there this site most be somewhat close to "Ground Zero" and was probably pretty much forgotten until now.
May be but they are showing pictures of and saying on CNN there is a rope around it. I really can't imagine what that would be doing there. Probably no doubt it came from the plane but that rope will make it very interesting.
Come on Wayne do you really believe anything you see on CNN?
Well, they won't really start digging but the rope is very clear in the picture so who knows. I want to hear their reasoning how it got there.LOL
Maybe they need another reason to attack a few more muslims right? You USAers are really so trusting and gullible. Nothing personal Wayne but most of us outside the USA just cannot understand the loose ends surrounding 9/11. We have a 10 minute response time here for the military to intercept ANY aircraft that deviates from the flight plane and/or does not respond to comms.
Well it was a bit more complicated then that. Having a 10 minute response time for the military to intercept any aircraft that deviates from the flight plan and/or does not respond respond to comms is great. But on 9/11 there were only 14 fighter planes on alert in the mainland 48 states. Also, NORAD was never prepared for a situation like this so they had no computer or alarm that automatically notified them of missing aircraft. So that created a communication mix up. Boston Center called NORAD 3 times, 8:37 am to inform them that flight 11 was hijacked, at 9:21 am to notify them that flight 11 was headed for DC when flight 11 crashed into the WTC 35 minutes earlier, and at 9:03 am to inform them that a Delta flight was a possible hijacking. Then at 9:03 am NY ATC notified NORAD that United 175 was hijacked and that was the same time the plane smashed into the WTC. NORAD did scramble F-16s from Otis Air Force Base in Massachusetts and F-15s from Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. None of them got close to the aircraft. Then you wonder why ATC couldn't find the Hijacked planes? Hijackers turned off the transponders so ATC had to search 4,500 identical blips crisscrossing one of the nations busiest airspace. NORADs sophisticated radar? Searched the continent for outward threats not inward. Up until 9/11 inward flights were not seen as a possible threat
Thanks for that Ethan..you filled in some gaps that are not generally known.
Gracious, ATC never sent up alarms that day. Norad nor any one else is going to respond with out some request or warning from the ATC system.
I'm corredted
Actually there was more to it that that.
Military aircraft were erroneously sent out over the Atlantic. There was a communications gap between military and civilian authorities. There was a lot of "are you sure(s)?" being thrown back and forth.
The system went into total fail mode that day.
No one in the FAA nor the US Military wanted to believe that such a coordinated and well planned mass hijacking of US Commercial aircraft could ever take place.
Plus there was a lot of inter-jurisdictional squabbling.
The whole thing was a cluster.
We as a nation SHOULD have been prepared for this.
Common sense left here several years ago. Us older heads remember history, but the younger ones have no inkling of it, plus, while many parents fought in it, it did not decimate our countries as it did over there. As an Army brat, I saw a lot of it firsthand for 3-4 years and you have lived it but that did not happen here. Consequently, it's not that real to a lot of folks.
I have often thought that Wayne, yes. On the other hand USA has always been active in wars on the other side of the planet. But the fact that you never had war at home since 1865 does go a fair way to explaining the laid back attitude. The world was not the same after 9/11 and shook all of us to the very roots, certainly changed my view on life.
Most don't have a clue how quickly it can all change and to what degree. They think watching 9/11 on the news is as involved as it gets.
Iremember that morning and I had my 757 loaded and fixing to head from FSM to PHX. Wasn't getting in a hurry because of the time change but was on taxi when the ATC 0 came down. Just turned around and back to the yard and took a week and a half off.
I remember that morning too....I was in school in Charlotte....All of Charlotte had shut down but our school decided to stay open...We were all talking about it and watching the news...Whenever we finally got out for the day Charlotte was like a ghost town and the drive from the school to my apartment felt very erie.
Don't remember how long after 9/11 but I was flying the Mooney to Chicago and the closest I could get was IKK, about 50 south.
Yeah, even after things started flying again, they were real Huffy. We had ANG ringing the Airport and inside the terminal with M16's or whatever their flavor. Now we got the TSA; for joy, for joy.LOL
At least they're not into GA----YET!
I've always wondered when they are going to make a run on that. It is more of a weak link than 121. Talk about expensive; take a field with
3-4 FBO's. mell of a hess.LOL
That would end it for me!
It would definitely put a crinkle in things.LOL
Well guess what??? They already have undercover people at TEB doing audits. Thay give me hell when my son waits for me to takeoff, he doesn't have a TEB ID. However the mailman, UPS and FedEx dudes walk right onto the ramp and through the hangars with boxex and don't get challenged...
What about the guys with long sleeve shirts, baseball caps and leafblowers. The can go anywhere and not be noticed.
That's done by Port Authority employees at TEB
That makes me want to puke! Lol
Was it a rope or a cable? I only saw it once.
" found behind the planned site of an Islamic community center near ground zero"...
Maybe they were planning on using it for a religious artifact...like the Shroud of 51st Street or something similar.
Fatwas will be issued for all posts hereafter that might hurt someone's feelings.
Why hereafter? They can come on and meet my shotgun.
LOL...my mastiff puppy claims first shot at invaders of any persuasion here on the farm...she practices with a large stuffed monkey with a name you could guess. Not as deadly as your shotgun but certainly more painful.
NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly is a good man..I fully expect him to stand up to ANY political or federal pressure to disguise the truth.
They are saying now it's part of a wing pylon off a 767 now, but it still has rope around it. ME supposed to try and remotely check tomorrow for human remains.
If I recall, a tire assembly was found on the corner of Murray ST and West Broadway, less than a block away.
now if this landing gear had been found in or near the Pentagon - this would have been real news
what about the rest of the plane - did it just vanish
It has only been 12 years and already you have forgotten what happened to those planes?
No wonder Americans as a group seem so stupid to everyone else.
"what about the rest of the plane".............wow
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remove all muslims.
problem fixed.
Mighta knowed that'd be coming.LOL
I like USAers....don't destroy my respect.
You guys are both in fine style this morning.
Don't want Phil to feel unloved. It could hurt him emotionally. Lol
Keep sayin it Phil. More and more are startin to believe. Congressman West from Florida certainly believes it.


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EMERY - Linda Barnes, age 61, died surrounded by loved ones in her home on June 9, 2010 after her courageous fight with pancreatic cancer. She was born Sept. 27, 1948 in Cottonwood, Ariz. to Ted and Martha Compton Terry. She married the love of her life, Don Barnes, in Emery on Feb. 15, 1992.
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FORT DRUM All of the posts civilian employees are back to work today after a week of furloughs stemming from the government shutdown.
On Monday morning, about 325 furloughed medical workers were called back in, along with 250 garrison employees, according to the post, its medical department and its largest employee union.
Jeffrey W. Zuhlke, president of American Federation of Government Employees Local 400, said employees were notified as late as midnight Sunday, and as early as 5 a.m. Monday, that they needed to return to work.
The approximately 575 workers represented about 42.5 percent of the posts workforce. Many employees were exempted from the furloughs, which started Tuesday, due to increased activity and deployments of the post and the 10th Mountain Division.
One of the returning workers was Kathryn M. Reed, who has been on the job as a supply technician with the posts Material Maintenance Division for a few weeks, but has been a federal government employee for about 30 years.
Seeing the news about the recall, Ms. Reed on Monday morning drove a half-hour from Dexter, where she is staying temporarily with family, to her office. When she arrived, she was told that she had not been called in yet, and was advised to go home. However, as she pulled back into the driveway of the Dexter home, she received another call: She had to come back in.
I didnt have money for gas, Ms. Reed said.
Ms. Reed, who said she had about $260 she needed to pay bills stolen from her Sunday, said she had to borrow money from her niece to fill her car.
Now that shes back at work, she can complete certification classes and tests required for her new position. However, the uncertainty with the furloughs has made her concerned about her finances and the home she is close to paying off in Rodman.
I pay bills and I still have bills left, Ms. Reed said. Its very scary. I could lose my house.
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I wish we had a government that works together, Ms. Reed said. Its scary; we have a government that doesnt work together and we cant accomplish anything.
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This contest resulted in many photos submitted promoting the St. Lawrence River, under a summer sun. Judging took place on Aug. 1 with representatives from the SRMT Environment Division and Public Information Office, and the Friends of the RMSP Nature Center Board of Directors.
First-place winner Adrian McDonald was the recipient of the $25 gift certificate donated by Twin Leaf for his photograph, Summer Sunset. This photo splendidly captured many beneficial uses the river graciously provides. I was riding my bike along Coles Creek State Park, and thought, now that is a perfect moment. The moon was coming up, the sun going down, and so much natural wildlife activity. There were about 15 different ways to enjoy the river in that moment, it was very peaceful said Mr. McDonald of his winning photograph.
The second-place winner was Mary Lisa Whitton who received the Better Bird Watching DVD donated by the Friends of the RMSP Nature Center for, Day is Done, capturing the setting sun and a quiet diving dock. One can imagine the sounds of kids laughing and splashing with swimming fun, during the more active parts of the day.
Third-place winner Derek Cook received the Friends of the RMSP Nature Center T-shirt for Seaing and Dooing on the St. Lawrence, displaying a uniquely captured view of the International bridge in the rear view mirror of a Sea doo.
It is a pleasure and honor, to see the beauty and significance of the river environment captured through the eyes of others, said Jessica Jock, SRMT St. Lawrence River AOC, program manager. Our program spends a significant amount of time on the data details and study results behind the scenes, the photos bring the river to life and the meaning of its habitat to community members.
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The Utah State Juvenile Court honored Dave Babcock on October 12 by presenting him with a Restorative Justice award. Babcock was presented the award by Dan Becker the Utah State Court Administrator and was one of 10 individuals or organizations to receive the honor.
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Minnie is survived by her sons, Frank Arlotti and Philip (Christine) Arlotti; their son Joseph Arlotti; sister Rose Strong.
Preceded in death by her parents, Joseph and Mary Romano; her husband, Mario Arlotti; her brother, Frank Romano; sister, Josephine Brandol.
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The farming industry exuded praise on Thursday after the Department of Labor (DOL) axed a regulation proposed last September that would have imposed stringent rules on young people's ability to help run their own family farms. The DOL statement, issued late last Thursday, affirmed, "The decision to withdraw this rule — including provisions to define the 'parental exemption' — was made in response to thousands of comments expressing concerns about the effect of the proposed rules on small family-owned farms."
Michigan farmers were particularly vocal in their opposition to the new rules, as they submitted hundreds of comments expressing honest concern over the proposal, which would've effectively abolished the existing system of agricultural education by barring young workers from feeding cattle, milking cows, stacking hale bales higher than a specified height, among a slew of other frivolous regulations.
"This is a tribute to the farmers all over the country who spoke up," asserted Ryan Findlay, legislative counsel for the Michigan Farm Bureau (MFB). "More than 500 Michigan farmers submitted comments on the rule directly, and many more contacted their members of congress, challenged administration officials on the rule, spoke out through online forums and aired their concerns in local papers."
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The Bruins come into this one banged up, and with an offensive line dominated by inexperience. How well will freshman linemen, and Brett Hundley (who's just sophomore) deal with what should be the most raucous atmosphere we've seen at Autzen since last year's Stanford game? Hundley struggled mightily against Stanford on the road, and against Utah in Salt Lake City, and I think he'll struggle again against the Ducks. Oregon's offense will put up it's usual on the scoreboard--they're the first modern-era team to score 45 or more points in their first seven games--and the defense will get into the backfield, disrupting the Bruins. Prediction: UCLA 24 Oregon 55
Craig Loper
|This week's hype has been all about Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota and his Heisman hopes this season. This game could catapult him into even more Heisman-mania. I expect Mariota to continue his great 2013 campaign Saturday at Autzen. If Mariota continues to not turn the ball over, even a solid team like the Bruins don't have a shot. The Oregon offense simply has too many weapons for UCLA to handle. Byron Marshall and Thomas Tyner have become a great foundational running game for the Ducks, and with the return of De'Anthony, it's just one more thing for the Bruins defense to worry about. Not to mention the UCLA offensive line is starting three true freshman against a freakishly athletic Ducks defensive line. This one stays close in the first half, but Oregon kicks it into gear in the second.
Prediction: UCLA 28 Oregon 45
Collin Harmon
|It appears Vegas has more confidence in the Ducks than the computers that factor into the BCS standings. While Oregon appeared at number three in the BCS, they're 23-point favorites over the 12th ranked Bruins. Brett Hundley and company come into the game averaging nearly 40 points per game, but they were held to just 10 last week in a loss at Stanford. Hundley appeared frustrated at times with the lack of plays he was able to make against the Cardinal defense. Ifo Ekpre-Olomu leads a talented Ducks secondary that can shut down Shaq Evans on the outside, and with a pass rush, it could be a long night for UCLA. The return of De'Anthony Thomas means one more weapon for a Ducks offense that has yet to be slowed this season, and I don't see that changing this week. Oregon will move to 8-0 and jump Florida State in the BCS. Prediction: UCLA 38 Oregon 21
John Franchi
|Oregon faces what could be its toughest hurdle on the way to the Pac-12 championship when the Ducks host UCLA. The Ducks expect to head into this game with De'Anthony Thomas in their backfield. With Thomas returning from his ankle injury, the Ducks backfield adds another level of depth. Thomas rejoins Byron Marshall and Thomas Tyner as part of Oregon's 3-headed monster. The Ducks offense has hardly been challenged this season and they should put up strong numbers again, especially with Thomas in the backfield. The Oregon defense will face a challenge against a Bruin team that ranks fourth in the conference in total offense. The UCLA offense led by Brett Hundley resembles the Washington offense that the Ducks contained earlier this month. UCLA will keep this game close, but the Ducks will emerge victorious. Prediction: UCLA 31 Oregon 56
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| This one is tough, and certainly an agonizing pick to make. On one hand, you've got the 'light it up' combination of Sean Mannion to Brandin Cooks, who did exactly that to the secondaries of Cal and Washington State. But on the other hand, you've got a Stanford defense that limited Brett Hundley and the Bruins offense to just 266 total yards. If the Cardinal front seven plays gap-control solid defense, and decides that instead of blitzing Sean Mannion, that they will just use an extra man in the secondary to limit Brandin Cooks' ability to make plays, Stanford will win this game. Factor in an OSU defense that will be facing the most physical and talented offense of the season, and it's a Cardinal win. It will be entertaining, but Stanford survives. Prediction: Stanford 41 Oregon St. 38
Craig Loper
|The first true test for the Beavers this season. This one is going to be exciting for a couple different reasons. First, Mike Riley's teams have a good history of upsetting top-ranked teams at Reser Stadium (think USC). Second, the Cardinal has shown this season they do have a chink in their armor with a loss at Utah. What will be interesting to watch is if Sean Mannion and the passing attack can continue the streak they've been on. Stanford's front seven (you've heard this before) is one of the best out there. If they can pressure Mannion, will he be able to get the ball to his playmaker Brandin Cooks? Can the rushing attack help OSU out at all? All these questions will be crucial to the game come Saturday. Ultimately, I think Mannion throws for another great game but it's not quite enough to win at home. Prediction: Stanford 38 Oregon St. 35
Collin Harmon
|Oregon State hasn't played in front of the home fans in nearly two months, so needless to say Reser will be rocking Saturday night with Stanford in town. The Cardinal come off their impressive win over UCLA, but I think the Beavers have a much better offense. This will be the first true test for Sean Mannion, but he's been careful with the football all year long, and that will be a deciding factor in this game. Stanford's offense has struggled much of this season and has been bailed out by Ty Montgomery's kick returns. If the Beavers defense that has come to play the past few weeks, I like the Beavers in a nail-biter. Prediction: Oregon St. 31 Stanford 27
John Franchi
|After feasting on teams near the bottom of the Pac-12, things get much tougher for the Oregon State Beavers. Number 6 Stanford invades Corvallis Saturday hoping to put a stop to Oregon State's six game winning streak. The Beaver offense that has scored an average of 44 points per game, will meet a stingy Cardinal defense that is giving up barely 20 points per game. Something in the game has to give. Sean Mannion and Brandin Cooks have electrified the Oregon State offense. Stanford's pass defense ranks in the middle of the Pac-12. If the Beavers can protect their quarterback and give him time to find Cooks, Oregon State has a chance to pull off the upset. Reser Stadium will be hostile and let's not forget about what happened when Stanford travelled to hostile Utah. The Cardinal lost that game. They will lose this one.
Prediction: Oregon St. 44 Stanford 41
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As much an influential screen personality as an actor, Humphrey Bogart played the bravely cynical saloonkeeper Rick Blaine in the beloved 1942 film Casablanca. Bogart was never exactly a typical handsome movie star; he got his start playing mostly thuggish gangsters in the 1930s. By the '40s Bogart had graduated to playing tough detectives like Dashiell Hammett's Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon (1941), and silent, suffering romantics like Blaine in Casablanca. He won an Oscar for his offbeat role as a drunken boat pilot in The African Queen (1952, with Katharine Hepburn). For years a champion smoker and drinker, Bogart had a cancerous growth removed from his esophagus in 1956, but died a year later.
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With just two months until the next (16th) round of negotiations of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) begin in Singapore, supporters of the inaptly named "free trade agreement" are ratcheting up the number of reports favorably promoting formation of the regional trade bloc.
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Identifying the TPP as the president's "top trade priority," Alden suggests that the "embrace of regional trade liberalization" will keep the United States from falling down the steep decline toward economic devastation.
Then, for those unfamiliar with the hows and whys of the TPP, the Peterson Institute for International Economics has published a monograph by Jeffrey J. Schott, Barbara Kotschwar, and Julia Muir aimed at unraveling this complicated trade deal by "providing a reader's guide to the TPP initiative."
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How alike are the countries? One means of comparison shows an otherwise uncrossable chasm between several of the TPP member states.
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ST. ALBANS-Phoebe Martell-Crawford scored 19:03 into the first half to help give BFA St. Albans the 1-0 win over the North Country Falcons.
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The Falcons, who are still adapting to their new home in the Metro, where able to gather their bearings and regroup in the second half.
"We had four golden chances to tie the game in the second half, but we just could not finish. They deserved the win." Alexander said. "We are still getting used to the tempo of this level."
This year also marks the Comets' first foray into the Metro Division as well.
Jenna Moss had nine saves in the contest, and NCU put five shots on BFA's Dani Schreiner.
The loss drops the Falcons to 0-1 on the young season, and they will look to move to .500 when they host Lyndon under the lights this Friday at 6:30.
Lake Region 5, Lyndon 1
LYNDON CENTER-Tyrah Urie picked up right where she left off last season, scoring three goals to guide the Lady Rangers past the Vikings on Tuesday afternoon.
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Haley Kennedy and Katie Menard also tallied for Lake Region.
The Lady Rangers will take their 1-0 record to Enosburg this Friday for a 4:30 match-up.
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GOUVERNEUR E.J. Noble Hospital has reopened its operating room with upgrades to its heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system that were completed at the end of June.
The reopening is another step forward in the hospitals plan to stabilize and revitalize essential services for the community, CEO Marlinda L. LaValley said in a statement. Our staff and surgeons worked with assistance from staff at Canton-Potsdam Hospital to assure that procedures were in place to perform surgery with the highest possible quality.
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ALBANY - A total of $1.1 million in federal community and economic development grants will be made available this year to upstate New York municipalities and nonprofits through the Northern Border Regional Commission program, according to an announcement made Thursday by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo.
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