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2006 Chevrolet Colorado LS Reg Cab 2.8 4 cylinder from North America
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So far, it's turned out to be a good truck. I upgraded to the Colorado because I was very satisfied with my previous Chevy S10 with 190,000 miles on it.
I find the interior of the Colorado to be very visually appealing and space efficient. The split bench seat allows for maximum leg room and rear seat storage. All the manual locks and window cranks operate smoothly. It's everything my S10 was, and made better.
I find the 2.8 4 cylinder engine to be perfectly suited for the 2WD reg cab Colorado. With the 5 speed manual, this truck is fun to drive and has enough pep for any situation. Gas mileage is pretty good, at about 25mpg.
A huge selling point for me was the amount of open space under the hood. Most of the engine components are easy to see, and taking things apart is much easier than most other cars. Given this is a domestic truck, it will break down more often. I recommend this vehicle for anyone who is mechanically savvy and wishes to do their own repairs/maintenance.
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POTSDAM — One in two. That's about how many women today have dense tissue in their breasts. It's also about how many are at risk for life-threatening cancers nearly invisible to ultrasound technologists.
However, Automated Breast Volume Scanning, now available at Canton-Potsdam Hospital — a first for the north country — will add a powerful tool in detecting cancers in women at risk.
ABVS, which is a radiation-free 3D ultrasound, will double the rate of cancer detection in dense breast tissue to seven in every 1,000 women.
"This, in my mind, was the answer that we were looking for," said Dr. Michael Maresca, a radiologist.
In 2012, the hospital was mandated by the state to notify women if they had extremely dense breasts after a mammogram. That notification qualifies them for an ABVS scan.
Dr. Maresca said women are notified of dense breast tissue for three reasons: it makes cancers hard to find, it increases the risk they will be missed and dense tissue cancers tend to be those that spread.
"The key to decreasing the mortality — to making it a curable disease — is early detection," he said.
Though the percentage varies, typically four in five women age 40 and younger have dense tissue in their breasts.
Some factors affecting the percentage of dense tissue include pregnancy, diet, age and hormones, according to Joyce A. Foster, mammography coordinator.
In the north country, 40 percent of women have 75 percent or more dense tissue in their breasts, according to Mrs. Foster.
Stacie M. Woodward, director of imaging/cardiology, compared dense breast tissue to muddy water, which makes it difficult to locate malignancies.
"When women's breast tissue turns from dense to fatty, it's like taking that veil off of your eyes," Mrs. Woodward said.
She stressed that recommending an ABVS scan means only that dense tissue is obscuring the view, not that a malignancy has been found.
She also said it's an opportunity to educate patients, so that they know more about the technology and what dense tissue is.
Nicole E. King, ultrasound technologist, said doing ultrasound scanning by hand is inconsistent, and if an area is missed or the transducer frequency is wrong, a section may go unreviewed by the radiologist.
Seven technologists have been trained to perform the scans, which will be done annually according to individual insurance plans.
"If you're going to catch a cancer in a dense-breasted woman, and you catch one in a 45 year old … the years saved is huge," Dr. Maresca said.
He is pushing to have the scanners in all 15 facilities in the St. Lawrence Health System.
"We would hope to have the whole corridor of Northern New York covered," he said. "I hope they all have it soon."
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Catherine Yeulet/Thinkstock(COLUMBIA, Mo.) -- A University of Missouri researcher has confirmed what many parents have feared for a long time: the younger a child is in kindergarten, the bigger the disadvantage.
In fact, Francis Huang, assistant professor in the MU College of Education, goes as far to say that the youngest kids are up to five times more likely to be left back in kindergarten than the oldest students.
This is not only demeaning to the child but also creates a financial burden for parents and school districts, according to Huang.
He doesn't question previous studies that show developmental differences between the oldest and youngest kindergarten students. Clearly, certain kids are at an advantage when they "have as much as 20 percent more life experience than their younger classmates," Huang says.
However, unless there is a compelling reason to hold a child back, such as academic struggles, Huang believes that schools should make the extra effort to help younger children proceed normally through kindergarten rather than having them repeat another year.
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|Union, N.J. (4/25/09) - Four straight unanswered goals in the fourth quarter sent visiting Richard Stockton College past Kean University, 7-6, Saturday afternoon at Kean Alumni Stadium.
Junior attack Josh Dybus (Lyndhurst, N.J.) knotted the game at six all with 3:50 to go in the fourth off an assist from junior Matt Bell (Jackson, N.J.). With 2:15 on the clock, senior attack Keith Bologno (Glen Gardner, N.J.) netted the game-winner of a pass from Dybus.
The Cougars led for the entire match leading up to the decisive fourth. KU (11-6, 2-3 Skyline) scored the first four goals of the match with one in the first and three more to begin the second quarter. Senior Eric Gillar (Milltown, N.J.) scored Kean's fourth goal of a pass from senior C.J. Gannon (Morris Plains, N.J.).
The Ospreys (9-4, 4-1 Skyline) then scored two straight to close out the first half as Matt Bologno (Glen Gardner, N.J.) took a pass from Anthony Bonjavanni (Howell, N.J.) to put the score at 4-2.
After trading goals in the third period, Kean headed into the fourth with a 5-3 lead. Gillar (pictured right) scored again early in the period to put the Cougars up by three, but that would be the last time KU found the net, as Richard Stockton recorded four straight for the 7-6 victory.
Gannon (pictured left) finished with a goal and an assist for two points for the Cougars while K. Bologno and Dybus finished with three points apiece.
Junior Pete Marcelliano (Morristown, N.J.) picked up the win in goal with 15 saves. Junior John Gesumaria (Cranford, N.J.) had 10 saves in the loss.


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I am going to bake a blueberry pie today.
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In my continuing pursuit of the perfect lemon pie, I'm going to try the one in this article.
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Posted 03 July 2013 - 12:33 PM
Wow. good for you. are you looking for the lemon meringue pie? or just the lemon w no meringue?
I hope to see your results. I dont have a pronounced sweet tooth so im more of the fruit/crumble sort of person
the exception is the lemon meringue pie, which can be vastly improved thinking in the lime meringue pie direction.
after which some very nice cheese?
I take it that in FR you cant get key limes? they simply are much more aromatic.
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Key limes are real pain to juice. Regular old limes work fine for lime pie (just don't call it Key lime). I always grate or finely chop citrus rind for lemon pie and have with lime, as well. The only problem is that the lime rind gets too tart as the pie sits. Same deal with limeade. You better drink it all in one sitting or put it in the freezer for later.
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Key limes are real pain to juice
you got it right there !
however, the 'key lime' complex is far more aromatic.
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Oh, I agree. I don't begrudge restaurants for charging top dollar for Key lime pie.


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Anne-Marie Slaughter, a former director of policy planning at the State Department and a professor emerita at Princeton University, is the president and chief executive of the New America Foundation. This essay is adapted from a longer version appearing in the Weekly Wonk.
When I left the State Department in January 2011, I was grateful to return to a tenured position at an idyllic university. I considered going back to Washington in a future administration after my sons, now 14 and 17, went to college or at least left the house. But as I made clear in an article I wrote in the summer of 2012 for the Atlantic, "Why Women Still Can't Have It All," I was thrilled to be back home with them in the remaining time that we could all be together, under one roof.
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Without realizing it, the color we choose to dress ourselves in can have a profound effect on our moods. Our emotions can be altered both emotionally and physically depending on associations that we make with particular colors. Check out the meanings of different colors below and keep in mind the affects it has on you as you wear them.
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Red is a color that people pay the most attention to. It's very eye grabbing and can cause heart rates to increase because people associate the color red with love.
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Black is a very misunderstood color. For most people it represents death, fear, anger or sadness. But in other cultures, black is considered good because it is the color of soil, which gives life. We often associate black with formal attire, therefore giving a feeling of wealth and anonymity. Remaining a very mysterious color, the true feelings associated with black are somewhat unknown.
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Targeting trendy, creative types, the color purple exudes an essence of royalty and sophistication. Purple is considered an exotic and feminine color that is rare and appreciated.
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Known as one of the most popular colors, green is a symbol of nature, wealth and generosity. Hospitals can often paint their walls a soothing green color, or it is worn by doctors, because it has been known to relax patients. It is also known to be the easiest color on the eye and can help vision. However, seamstresses often refuse to use green thread on the eve of a fashion show for fear it will bring bad luck.
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There's a reason brides wear white: It represents purity, cleanliness and perfect balance. A very popular color to wear, white can be matched up with pretty much anything and is very neutral. We associate the color white with feeling of goodness.
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Podobnik, Josip and Foller Podobnik, Iris and Grgić, Neda and Marčinko, Darko and Pivac, Nela (2012) The effect of add-on treatment with quetiapine on measures of depression, aggression, irritability and suicidal tendencies in children and adolescents. Psychopharmacology, 220 (3). pp. 639-641. ISSN 0033-3158
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Rationale Atypical antipsychotics are frequently prescribed for psychotic and mood disorders in youth, and for symptoms of depression, aggression, irritability and suicidal tendencies, which are associated with subsequent development of borderline personality disorders (BPD). ----- Objectives This study evaluated the effects of 24-weeks of add-on treatment with quetiapine to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) in young people with pronounced symptoms of depression, aggression, irritability and suicidal tendencies. ----- Methods In an open-label 24-weeks trial, 22 SSRI-treatment resistant patients (age range 9-18 years) with developing BPD were treated with quetiapine (75-600 mg/day) in combination with SSRIs. Symptoms of depression, aggression, irritability and suicidal tendencies were rated with the Overt Aggression Scale Modified (OAS-M), Kutcher Adolescent Depression Scale (KADS-6) and Children Global Assessment Scale (C-GAS) before and after 4-24 weeks of treatment. ----- Results Quetiapine induced significant (p<0.001) improvement after 4-24 weeks, with a modest but significant increase in the C-GAS total scores (i.e. children's general clinical status), and a significant reduction of the total scores in OAS-M, KADS-6 and OAS-M subscales for aggression, irritability and suicidality. There were no discontinuations for adverse effects. Conclusions These preliminary results suggest that quetiapine addition to SSRIs treatment significantly reduced symptoms of depression, aggression, irritability and suicidal tendencies in young people with developing BPD.
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I would like to be able to control the same bulbs from both my phone and my roommates phone. Is this possible or would i just have to buy another bridge (hub/starter kit)? From what I understand that would still not allow us to control the same bulbs because you cannot link a bulb to more than one bridge?
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With the Philips Hue, if I exceed the 50 bulb limit of the Bridge, can I use a 2nd Bridge to control bulb number 51 to 100?
I know that the maximum number of bulbs that a single Philips Hue Bridge can control is 50. If I exceed 50 bulbs, can I use a second Hue Bridge within the same wifi network to control bulbs number 51 to 100? If so, can I still control all 100 Hue bulbs (via the 2 Hue Bridges) with the same single iPhone App? And will my single iPhone App "see" or recognise the 100 bulbs directly as one group of 100? Or will the iPhone app "divide" them into 2 groups of 50 bulbs each (one for each Bridge)? Anyone out there know the answer to this? Would really appreciate your help. Thank you.
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Whitney Johnson wonders if it comes down to his faith:
In The Elephant in the Race, an evenhanded appraisal of unanswered questions about the Mormon faith, Liza Mundy points to "a patriarchal structure [within the Mormon church] in which men hold the important leadership positions, assisted by a women's auxiliary called the 'Relief Society.' " According to Apostle M. Russell Ballard, who holds one of the highest positions within the church hierarchy, "we can only fire on all cylinders … when the men and women who have been called to serve become part of a problem-solving team." But in practice (the impetus for Ballard's pronouncement) women frequently get sidelined. For Romney, it may well be that his leadership model is that men sail the ship and women do what the name "Relief Society" implies, administering relief back in the harbor.
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Ruth Sammon Martinez of Canon City learned this while researching her Coca/Sammon family genealogy. Turns out her grandfather, Robert Walker Sammon, was part of the infamous Santa Fe Ring that conducted shady land deals in territorial New Mexico.
Martinez could have ignored the embarrassing detail; instead, she wove it into the fabric of her family story. Sammon's portrait hangs with other Coca portraits and family trees in the "Nuestras Familias: Hispanic Families and Genealogy" display at the Southeastern Colorado Heritage Center. The Cocas are the 10th family to be featured in the rotating display.
"I've been doing genealogy since 2010 when I became a grandma," Martinez says. "I wanted to have it to pass on to the grandkids."
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Review: 'Big Love' - 'Sins of the Father'
(S04E05) In his campaign to win the State Senate seat, Bill's slogan is Build With Bill, but based on the perfect storm of disaster surrounding his every move, that doesn't seem to be working out too well, does it? It's amazing that Bill's ambition -- this calling he claims he has to get into politics -- has yet to please anybody in his life. More on the big doings on 'Big Love' and the Utah State Republican convention after the jump.
History Channel looks at journey of the Mayflower
Every elementary student knows that April showers bring May flowers, and that Mayflowers bring pilgrims. However, do we really know all there is about the journey these religious hat-loving folk took to the new land? Well, no, we probably don't, because history is always murky and unclear. However, if you're interested in that fateful journey upon the fabled ship, the History Channel is airing Desperate Crossing: The Untold Story of The Mayflower, a 180-minute look at what it was like for the people aboard the ship, and what followed when they finally landed on Plymouth Rock.
Most of us know a kind of Cliff's Notes version of the Thanksgiving story: pilgrims left England to escape religious persecution, landed here, made pals with the Native Americans, ate some turkey, and watched the football game. This special, however, looks at the hardships the pilgrims faced on the four-month journey that killed half the crew. The special will feature reenactments based on authentic documentation from the actual events. The special will air on the History Channel on November 19 at 8 pm, and will repeat throughout the week.
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(S03E06) You know, this show does it to me every time. I've probably reviewed about 10 episodes of The Office that I have considered classics. Well, you can count this one as number 11.
The episode focused on "Diwali", a major Hindu festival which is celebrated, coincidentally, at this time of the year. In this instance, Kelly has invited the entire staff to a Diwali celebration, and most of the folks are enthusiastic about going, but some, including Angela, are a bit skeptical, if not downright hostile to the idea.
To drum up enthusiasm, Michael convenes a meeting where he attempts to explain "Hindu Halloween" and celebrate the diversity of the Indian/Hindu culture. His presentation includes pictures of famous Indians, and one of them was Apu from The Simpsons, which elicited guffaws from this blogger. Absolute brilliance from the writers.
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Anna Paquin won an Oscar at the age of eleven for her role in The Piano, co-starring with Holly Hunter. Of course, she's also in The X-Men movies, and she has a supporting role in one of my all-time favorite movies, Almost Famous.
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|Personality and personality disorders in the DSM-5: Introduction to the special issue.
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|In this introduction to the special section on Personality and Personality Disorders in DSM-5, the editors briefly describe the major changes proposed by the Work Group on Personality Disorders for DSM-5. They then introduce and describe the key points in the target articles by the Work Group as well as in the commentaries. The aim of this section is to present an arena for the articulation and discussion of the rationale of the proposed changes and the logic and evidence for these proposed changes. Special attention is paid to points of contention, debate, and controversy with regard to the proposed changes. It is the editors' goal to facilitate an open discussion of these issues in an effort to promote a scientifically based and clinically useful product. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2011 APA, all rights reserved).
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Neutrophils' key role in host defense against extracellular bacteria and acute phase of inflammatory reactions
The importance of these primary phagocytic cells in combating infectious disease is demonstrated through the increased susceptibility to recurrent bacterial infection in patients with defective neutrophil production and/or function. Our laboratory is currently investigating the mechanisms by which various inflammatory and immune molecules and their respective receptors activate and regulate neutrophils in health and disease. In particular, we are studying receptors for chemoattractants such as the n-formylated peptides (FMLP) or cytokines such as CXCL8 (Interleukin-8), as well as receptors for the Fc portions of immunoglobulins. Characterization of these receptors involves creating functional maps of the receptor molecules as well as elucidation of their role in neutrophil activation.
We are also studying other inflammatory molecules such as fibrinogen and other acute-phase proteins and their role in the link between chronic infections and systemic diseases such as atheromatous cardiovascular disease. Finally, our group is also involved in the study of phagocyte-bacterial interaction as well as various genetic polymorphisms which may be associated with disease.


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Here's a few quick projects I did recently from left over primaloft (1.8oz), $1/yd 1.7oz ripstop and $1 space blanket. All in all, they came out really nice and functional.Mylar VB jacket weighs in at 1.75oz. Could be lighter w/o zipper (.4oz). Tried several sewing methods on the mylar, but simply taping with scotch tape surprisingly held the best.Double layer of 1.8oz primaloft. Weight is 2.15oz.Single layer of 1.8oz primaloft. Weighs 1.45oz
Did you make up the pattern or base it on something? How did the bottom work out? I notice it is folded down at your chin.
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Let's take an example of how an imperfect bite can affect you in ways that you would normally think of as non-dental reLated. The American Council for Headache Education states that "tension-type headaches are the common headaches of everyday life" and that they are associated with muscle tension. Many of these headaches are temporal headaches — focused in the temple area of the head. And what did we just learn is in the temple area oIthe head? The posturing (temporalis) muscles of the jaw! These postural muscles should be relaxed and barely working when you are not eating, speaking or otherwise using your jaw. However, if they must work overtime to posture the jaw because the teeth don't naturally fit together right, they can go into spasm (constant tension) and produce pain in the forehead area. Some temporal headaches may result from other sources, but neuromuscular dentists have learned that a high percentage of them are a result of an improper bite or subconscious bite habits.
Neuromuscular dentists evaluate the muscles and joints to establish a neuromuscular occlusion that they believe is crucial to achieving optimal results in every type of major dental procedure and in treating many types of pain and dysfunction. We will explore the scientific methods the neuromuscular dentist uses to plan an idealized bite and see how the bite affects the most common major dental procedures. No matter what type of treatment you are considering, it will help you understand the importance of getting your bite right.
Before we explore how important the bite (and neuromuscular occlusion) is in virtually every type of major dental procedure, let's see how the neuromuscular dentist goes about evaluating your bite and establishing your neuromuscular occlusion. They may use a combination of the following aids to help with their diagnosis.
Jaw Tracking
Using computerized instrumentation, the neuromuscular dentist can precisely measure jaw opening and study the pattern of opening and closing through its full range of motion and in three dimensions. The computer can also document the precise point at which your jaw is being held in relation to the upper teeth. This is accomplished by putting a tiny magnet on your lower gingiva and having you wear a light weight spectacle-like sensing device. The sensors can determine the location of the magnet on your jaw with pinpoint accuracy and in all three dimensions.
Observing action of the jaw on a computer screen, the neuromuscular dentist can follow the path of the jaw as you open and close and detect abnormal movements that may otherwise be so subtle that they are not detectable.
Surface Electromyography
When muscles are functioning, they generate tiny electrical signals. These signals can be detected through electrodes adhered to the skin, using much the same technology as that used to evaluate heart function using an electrocardiogram (EKG). The more forceful the muscle action, the greater the strength of the signal produced. This procedure, called surface electromyography (SEMG), uses the same computerized system as used in jaw tracking studies. it requires placing small adhesive electrodes on the skin over various muscle groups. The electrical signal generated by the muscle is displayed on the computer and recorded. Data is then studied by the doctor who observes the patterns on the computer screen.
For example, seeing a high degree of muscle activity when the jaw is at its neutral or resting state shows the doctor that there is muscle activity or spasm present when there should be practically none. Status of the muscle will be recorded both before and after relaxation allowing the doctor to determine the degree of muscle spasm that was present. Only by this means can quantified, objective data be obtained concerning the state of the muscles.
If the dentist is concerned about the condition of the temporomandibular joints this test maybe conducted. This is another computer-based evaluation procedure. By means of two small detectors worn over the joints much like small headphones, tissue vibrations resulting from underlying joint sounds are detected and captured. Analysis of the resulting data provides the dentist with additional information with respect to the condition and function of these joints.
All three of the above procedures are painless and non-invasive — they simply capture data from the body. The data is stored on the computer and can be stopped, started, or replayed as often as desired, permitting the dentist to study the information in detail. Just as with x-rays and many other forms of medical tests, these procedures do not diagnose — that requires the doctor's knowledge and skill in interpreting the collected data. Most often data is collected on an early visit to record your baseline information, and then data may be taken again after muscle relaxation or treatment. In this way the dentist can compare the "before and after" data to aid in diagnosis or to assess treatment progress.
The dentist may want to view the structure of the occlusion and the temporomandibular joints as part of the diagnostic process. This may be done by means of trans-cranial dental X-rays or a more sophisticated form of X-ray called Tomography. These are the only tests that would be considered invasive, although the amount of radiation you are exposed to is minimal.
Diagnostic Casts
These are the plaster casts of the teeth familiar to most dental patients. They are made from impressions obtained by having you bite into a putty-like material. Plaster is later poured into the impressions, replicating your teeth with a high degree of accuracy. Since they duplicate tooth anatomy, they offer a convenient way for the dentist to study the tooth structure and arrangement of the teeth other than by direct examination. These "models" as they are also called, are integral to many different laboratory procedures involving fabrication of crowns, reconstruction components, and orthotics (splints), to mention just a few. These will also be used when doing a bite registration, physically recording the optimal jaw position.
Bite Registration
Once the dentist succeeds in relaxing your muscles and determining the jaw position that corresponds to neuromuscular occlusion, they will want to record that position physically as well as on the computer. The physical recording is done through a process called bite registration. This is done by placing a fast setting putty-like material between your teeth, then bringing the jaw to the desired neuromuscular position. As the putty begins to harden, it is removed from the mouth and placed on the plaster models
of your teeth where it fully hardens. This creates a spacer" between the upper and ]ower models that causes the upper and lower jaw relationship to be in the correct neuromuscular position. it is subsequently used in the dentist's studies of your bite and, if indicated, is used by the laboratory to create an orthotic that can then be worn to reposition the bite temporarily.
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Tuscaloosa, Ala. — Top-ranked Alabama converted four Western Kentucky University turnovers into 21 points in a 35-0 victory over the Hilltoppers Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
The loss dropped WKU to 1-1 on the season, while the Crimson Tide improved to 2-0.
It was the first time the Hilltoppers had been shut out since a 14-0 loss to Western Illinois on Sept. 14, 2002. That ended a streak of 120 straight games for WKU with at least one score.
"We certainly didn't play the way we are capable of. You can't turn the ball over four times against anybody, but especially against the #1 team in the country," said head coach Willie Taggart. "Our defense played the way we had hoped, but offensively we just weren't able to capitalize. We'll regroup from this and come out ready to play next week."
Alabama wasted little time giving the crowd of 101,821 something to get excited about, going 72 yards in just four plays on the opening drive to take a 7-0 lead. Three of the four plays went for over 10 yards as a 47 yard completion from A.J. McCarron to Kevin Norwood moved the Crimson Tide inside the WKU 10 yard line. After a Hilltopper stop for a seven-yard loss, McCarron hooked up with Christion Jones over the middle for a 14-yard touchdown pass just 1:53 into the game.
The Tide was able to force two Hilltopper fumbles on WKU's first two offense series, and took advantage of the second turnover for their second touchdown of the quarter. After taking over at the WKU 33, McCarron connected with Norwood on a 33-yard scoring pass to push the lead to 14-0 with 5:57 to go in the opening period.
A third WKU fumble of the first half resulted in another Alabama scoring drive as the Crimson Tide were able to drive 68 yards in just under four minutes. On a third-down play, McCarron found Jones for the second time in the half, this time on a 22-yard completion, to give Alabama a 21-0 lead with 6:53 to go before halftime.
McCarron finished the half completing eight of 10 passes for 161 yards and three Crimson Tide scores.
A fourth turnover on the opening drive again proved costly for the Hilltoppers. After Deion Belue intercepted a Kawaun Jakes pass deep on WKU territory, McCarron threw his fourth and final touchdown of the game as he found Norwood for the second time on a 12-yard completion to make it a 28-0 game with 13:15 on the clock.
That score held until late in the fourth quarter when Kenyan Drake capped off an 81-yard scoring drive with a 32-yard touchdown run to cap the scoring and give the Crimson Tide a 35-0 victory. That scoring drive was kept alive after punter Cody Mandell was able to scramble 18 yards on a 4th-and-17 play following a low snap.
Despite the loss, the Hilltoppers were able to put up 224 yards of total offense, and were only outgained by 23 yards prior to the final scoring drive by Alabama. WKU also held the Crimson Tide to 103 fewer yards than they were able to put up in last week's 41-14 win over Michigan.
Offensively, Jakes completed 20 of 31 passes for 178 yards, and hooked up with Jack Doyle seven times for 45 yards. It was the second straight game Doyle has led WKU in receptions. Andrew Jackson led the WKU defense with seven total tackles, while Quanterus Smith registered a career-high three sacks. As a team, the Hilltoppers were able to get to the quarterback six times, and had eight total tackles for loss, tallying 60 yards.
McCarron finished the game completing 14 of 19 passes for 219 yards and four scores. Norwood led the receivers with 92 yards on three catches.
WKU will face a second straight Southeastern Conference opponent next Saturday, traveling to Lexington to take on Kentucky in a 6 p.m. (CDT) game at Commonwealth Stadium. That contest will be televised nationally on ESPNU


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Bulldogettes punch Austin ticket again
Reaching the Class 2A State Softball Semifinals is becoming a habit for Coahoma. For the ninth time in 13 years, Coahoma has advanced beyond the regional finals. The latest achievement was sealed when Coahoma defeated Hawley 2-1 in a best of three series hosted at ACU's Wells Field.
Friday saw Coahoma (31-6) take a 1-0 edge in the series after a 6-0 victory. Hawley was not ready to end its season, and the Lady 'Cats forced Coahoma to play twice more on Saturday. Hawley won game two 4-3, and Coahoma closed the series with a 4-1 victory in game three.
''It feels awesome,'' Coahoma senior Ami Martinez said. ''We worked all year for this. We knew we weren't going to work all year and give it up in the end.''
It was a series that relied on adjustments as Coahoma pitcher Heather Newton and Hawley pitcher Pee Wee Burton pitched all three games.
Burton took bragging rights in the first game of Saturday's doubleheader. After spotting Coahoma to a three run first inning, Burton did not allow another run the rest of the game.
Hawley (28-8) evened the score in the third after scoring three runs of its own. Burton made the score 3-2 after her sacrifice fly scored second baseman Amber McCoy. Center fielder Chelsea Phillips' RBI single scored shortstop Allyson Cobb to tie the game 3-3.
Burton clinched the game in the top of the seventh when she doubled off the left field fence, scoring Allyson Cobb.
''After we started hitting at the beginning of the first game, (Burton) started throwing the drop ball,'' Coahoma coach Tracy Tadlock said. ''We couldn't make an adjustment in the first game.''
Unfortunately for Hawley, Coahoma was able to make the adjustments in the second game of the day.
''In the second game we knew to move up in the box and go after her,'' Tadlock said.
Newton got the scoring started for Coahoma in the bottom of the second inning by hitting a two run triple to score second baseman Laci Sterling and catcher Janice Gonzales.
As it turned out, those were the only runs that were needed. Newton surrendered one run while striking out 11 batters, including striking out the side in the second and third innings, to earn the victory.
''For some reason we weren't using all of Heather's pitches in the first game,'' Tadlock said. ''We got it straightened out for her to use her whole arsenal in game two.''
Coahoma's senior class has now reached the state semifinals three of their four years and the team is optimistic about their 2007 trip.
''I know that we can do it, and I know this is probably the best team we've ever taken down there,'' Martinez said. ''We really are one team.''
Hawley 4, Coahoma 3
Game 2
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Coahoma 300 000 0-3 6 1
Pee Wee Burton and Heather Cobb. Heather Newton and Janice Gonzales. WP-Burton. LP-Newton. 2B-H: Pee Wee Burton. 3B-C: Janice Gonzales.
Coahoma 4, Hawley 1
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Coahoma 031 000 x-4 7 1
Pee Wee Burton and Heather Cobb. Heather Newton and Janice Gonzales. WP-Newton. LP-Burton. 3B-C: Heather Newton.
Records - Hawley 28-8, Coahoma 31-6.
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Over the weekend I have been invited to a Preview Evening of a Garden Art Exhibition held at the Painswick Rococo Garden. The garden is set in a hidden Cotswold valley and was created in the 1740's during the fleetingly fashionable 'Rococo' period. The garden does not disappoint in its flamboyance and exuberant style but we, members of England's gardening media and myself, had been invited to preview over 30 pieces of art set throughout the 6 acres of the Garden.
In the woods we saw giant bronze foxes along with huge glass leaves before finding a hoola-hooping life size hare in the Maze. Suspended along the beech walk where the most intricately made wire sculptures of acrobatic people with two more pieces, one of a huddled person and another reclining, were placed on stone plinths in a wonderful building called the Gothic Alcove. Along the side of the lake an installation of 100 wrought iron bullrushes had been set out and on the other side a host of brilliant pink flamingo's.
Other pieces included giant cherries and floating ceramic leaves. We were also caught on film by the BBC who were filming the event for an english programme called 'Country Tracks'. The evening was finished off with an invitation to make suggestions for part of next years Art in The Garden. This invitation was to suggest people from history whom we considered worthy of turning into a stone bust to grace the garden during the event. Our suggestions ranged from former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, to Hollywood Legend Marlene Dietrich. Further suggestions can be emailed to the Rococo Garden via their website and I really think this will be huge fun.
So if you are visiting the Cotswolds during August or know someone who is, it might be well worth directing them to this rather special garden.