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The Indianapolis Colts lost to the San Diego Chargers 19-9. The big story isn't the way Andrew Luck played, it is how disappointing Trent Richardson continues to perform in a Colts uniform.
40 yards of rushing in his fourth game with the team, Richardson dropped passes and continues to struggle trying to run the football. The Colts gave up a first round draft pick for the guy that team owner Jim Irsay thought would help him build his so called dynasty.
How is that trade looking to you Colts fans now. 4 games and Richardson hasn't broken the 200 yard rushing mark yet. The guy is a joke when it comes to big-time NFL running backs and he should have payed attention to Chargers RB Ryan Mathews, maybe he could have learned how you are suppose to do it.
Mathews rushed for 102 yards against the Colts defense. He knows how to hit the holes running and doesn't do his little dances that let the defense contain him.
The trade is making it look more and more like Cleveland pulled one over on the the Colts. It is almost like they sold Irsay a car that doesn't run very well. In this case they sold him a running back that doesn't run very well.
Richardson ranks 34th in rushing this season, that is a joke for a guy who was the 3rd overall pick in the NFL draft in 2012.
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Spring Practice Primer: Cincinnati
Posted by Chip Patterson
Spring football is in the air, and with our Spring Practice Primers the Eye On College Football Blog gets you up to speed on what to look for on campuses around the country this spring. Today we look at Cincinnati.
Spring Practice Started: Thursday, March 1
Spring Game: Saturday, April 14
Three Things To Look For:
1. Munchie Legaux's encore. Junior quarterback Munchie Legaux had a chance to get comfortable under center in 2011, appearing in seven games and starting in the final three. When Zach Collaros went down with an ankle injury that kept him out for the remainder of the regular season, Legaux stepped in to help the Bearcats claim a share of the Big East title. At times, Legaux was brilliant on the field. He used his athleticism and creativity to keep plays alive, throwing for 749 yards and adding 185 on the ground. But there were also four interceptions in the last four games, and a 47.4 completion percentage on the season. Spring practice will be Legaux's first chance since then to prove he is ready for permanent starting job. Head coach Butch Jones has named Legaux the first-stringer to start workouts, but has described the competition as "wide open."
2. Looking for defensive playmakers. Even after Zach Collaros' ankle injury, the Bearcats' defense helped keep them in games by holding the opposition from reaching the end zone. Cincinnati ranked third in the Big East and No. 20 nationally in scoring defense, allowing just 20.3 points per game. A big part in their defensive success came from fantastic individual playmaking from All-Big East talent like linebacker JK Schaffer and defensive tackle Derek Wolfe. The Bearcats actually allowed an average of 356.4 yards per game, but thanks to playmaking and a Top 10 turnover margin (0.92/game) they were able to step up when it counts. Schaffer and Wolfe are gone now, and the unit will need more playmakers in 2012 to avoid paying the penalty for 300+ yards allowed per game.
3. Butch Jones back under the microscope. Jones' first two seasons as the Bearcats' head coach encompassed the entire spectrum of success. His arrival was accompanied with a drop from back-to-back conference titles to 4-8. The Big East free-fall had Cincinnati fans panicking until Jones delivered a 10-win season and share of the 2011 Big East title. The need for reloading talent is strong now as it has been since Brian Kelly's tenure, and the onus begins to fall on Jones now that "his guys" are starting to hit the field.
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Posted on: February 29, 2012 11:01 am
The biggest shoes to fill in college football
Posted by Tom Fornelli
With teams having already started or starting spring practice over the next few weeks. there are a lot of players across the country who will be charged with replacing someone who has come and gone before them. It's an annual rite of spring in college football, when the senior quarterback from last season is putting the finishing touches on his final semester as a college student, and the sophomore who isn't even sure what he's majoring in yet realizes he's going to be majoring in Playbook 101 for the next few weeks.
Of course, while roster turnover is a common occurence in college football, there are bigger shoes to fill than others, and in this post we take a look at the ten biggest pairs looking for a new owner this spring.
10. Ryan Broyles, WR, Oklahoma
Ryan Broyles began re-writing the Oklahoma record books the moment he stepped on the field in his first game as a Sooner. He caught 7 passes for 141 yards against Cincinnati, both of which were freshman records. Four years later he finished his career having caught more passes than any other receiver in FBS history, pulling in 349 passes for 4,586 yards and 45 touchdowns.
In other words, he's not the type of player that Oklahoma can just replace with anybody. This spring receivers like Kenny Stills, Jaz Reynolds and Trey Metoyer will try to replicate Broyles' production in Norman. Whether it will be one of them doing it, or a group effort, Oklahoma will need it to happen if the Sooners want to win the Big 12 and contend for a national title.
9. Matt Kalil, OT, USC
Understandably, USC fans were extremely excited by the news that Matt Barkley would be returning for his senior season, and many have pegged the Trojans as a title favorite because of it. What you don't want to do, however, is overlook the fact that the man who was in charge of protecting Barkley's blindside these last few years won't be back.
Though that's how life generally works for offensive lineman like Matt Kalil. As large as they are, they're often overlooked. Kevin Graf, Jeremy Galten, David Garness and Nathan Guertler will all be competing for the unenviable task of being the man in charge of making sure nothing happens to the most valuable piece of the USC offense.
8. Mark Barron, S, Alabama
One of the problems with having a defense as strong as the one we saw in Tuscaloosa last season is that you're bound to lose players to the next level, and the Crimson Tide have no shortage of beasts making their way to greener pastures. Still, the Tide have a knack for churning out defensive lineman and linebackers, but safeties like Mark Barron don't come along all that often.
Barron made 231 tackles for Nick Saban in his four seasons, including 13 for a loss, while picking off 12 passes. Barron was the type of player that could defend the pass and the run, and he won't be easily replaced. Can Robert Lester or freshman Vinnie Sunseri step up and be the next stud in the Alabama secondary?
7. Luke Kuechly, LB, Boston College
Based purely on production, there may be no larger shoes to fill in the country than Luke Kuechly's. There may not have been more than 3 plays run by opposing offenses in which Kuechly wasn't in on the tackle. Kuechly finished 2011 with 191 tackles. The next highest total on the Boston College defense belonged to Kevin Pierre-Louis, who had 74.
As our own Chip Patterson put it, "for Boston College, replacing Kuechly is like any other team replacing 2 1/2 players." Though it's been proven that it can be done, as Kuechly himself once had to fill the shoes left behind by Mark Herzlich. Pierre-Louis and Steele Divitto -- who has a name that would be hard to replace -- will be the two linebackers looking to repeat the feat.
6. Morris Claiborne, CB, LSU
Many casual college football fans never truly appreciated how amazing a player Morris Claiborne was for LSU in 2011 simply because opposing offenses weren't dumb enough to test him all that often. Throw in some Honey Badger exploits with a bit of Les Miles being Les Miles, and Claiborne gets a bit lost in the gumbo. Still, Claiborne truly was the definition of a shutdown corner for LSU, playing a pivotal role on one of the best defenses in the country.
While Tyrann Mathieu will be back in 2012, he's not the cover corner that Claiborne was, so it will be up to Tharold Simon to fill the role. One he seems capable of considering he led LSU with 10 passes broken up in 2011 playing mostly as a nickel back.
5. Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama
I won't lie to you. Even when Mark Ingram will still in Tuscaloosa running through SEC defenses, I always felt that Trent Richardson was the best running back on the Alabama roster. Now both are gone, and Richardson will be harder to replace than Ingram was simply because Trent can't replace himself.
Can Eddie Lacy be the next Heisman finalist in the Alabama backfield? He showed some promise in 2011, and in an offense like Alabama's, the opportunities will be there. Still, even if Lacy is extremely talented, there are only so many shoes capable of doing this.
4. Brandon Weeden/Justin Blackmon, QB/WR, Oklahoma State
A bit of a cheat, I know, but the truth is that Brandon Weeden and Justin Blackmon felt like extensions of one another for the past two seasons in Stillwater. Their success was as a duo. I mean, Blackmon caught 40 touchdowns over the last three seasons, which accounted for 53% of the 75 touchdown passes Weeden threw with the Cowboys.
Now we know that Oklahoma State is going to continue putting points on the board without them, but will the offense ever be as prolific when the combination is Clint Chelf or Wes Lunt to Tracy Moore? We'll get our first clues this spring.
3. LaMichael James, RB, Oregon
Maybe you think that LaMichael James isn't all that hard to replace given the weapons Oregon has in the backfield. I can see your point, but I can also point out that James nearly doubled Kenjon Barner's rushing total (1,805 yards to 939) in 2011. I mean, this is a man who rushed for 1,805 yards and 18 touchdowns while averaging 7.3 yards per carry in 2011, yet we didn't think it was so amazing based simply on the fact we'd already seen him do similar things in the previous two seasons.
We just got used to it.
Yes, Barner and DeAnthony Thomas are extremely talented backs, but the fact is there's no easy way to replace a back who accounted for 5,888 all-purpose yards and 58 touchdowns in three seasons as a Duck, all at the speed of light.
2. Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor
Will it be harder to fill RG3's shoes, or his socks? Neither will be easy. While we all know how talented Griffin was as a quarterback for Baylor in 2011 and the two seasons before it, it's his impact on the program that will leave the biggest impression. Baylor went from a perennial bottom-feeder in the Big 12 to a team that can call itself the home of a Heisman Trophy winner.
Nick Florence will be the favorite to replace Griffin this spring, but he'll never be able to have the impact on the Baylor program that Griffin did. Instead he'd be much better served to focus on replacing the production on the field. Something that won't be easy, either, but given Art Briles' history with quarterbacks and the way Florence performed in place of Griffin against Texas Tech, it may not be that far-fetched, either.
1. Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford
Andrew Luck didn't win the Heisman Trophy like Robert Griffin did, but that doesn't diminish the impact he had on the Stanford program. In the three seasons before Luck showed up in Palo Alto, Stanford was 10-26, including a 1-11 season in 2006. In Luck's three seasons the Cardinal went 31-8, played in two BCS bowl games and became a national program.
Stanford is essentially the school Notre Dame used to be, and it's all thanks to Luck. Of course, the question now is whether or not Stanford can maintain the success they had under Luck with a new quarterback. Brett Nottingham, Josh Nunes and Robbie Picazo will all enter spring practice looking to replace the most important player in the history of Stanford football, and that's a list that includes John Elway.
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Posted on: February 22, 2012 5:08 pm
Edited on: February 22, 2012 5:10 pm
30 BCS schools vote against scholarship proposal
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
The new NCAA legislation allowing schools to offer multiple-year scholarships to athletes only narrowly survived its recent override vote, with only two of the 330 votes cast needing to have swung the other way to have nixed the legislation, despite the support of NCAA president Mark Emmert. The overwhelming majority of support for the override came -- as expected -- from non-BCS or mid-major schools worried over the potential increase in costs.
But a report in the Chronicle of Higher Education shows that a healthy portion of BCS conference schools also voted for the override. According to this NCAA document obtained by the Chronicle, 30 different current and future BCS members supported the override, including the entire Big 12. The Big 12 was also the only BCS conference that exercised its institutional vote in favor of the override.
The Big Ten was the conference most solidly in opposition to the override, with only Wisconsin voting in favor. Among the other high-profile programs voting against multiple-year scholarships were Alabama, Clemson, Florida State, LSU, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M and USC. After the Big 12, the conference with the most votes in favor of the overrides was the ACC, with five. (The Big East did have six override votes if future members Boise State, Navy and San Diego State are included.)
As for that 30 vote tally, the opinion here is that that's only slightly fewer than 30 too many. It's one thing for cash-strapped mid-majors or even BCS schools on a notably tight budget -- say, Rutgers or Colorado, both of whom supported to override -- to oppose a measure they would struggle to afford, giving more cash-flush schools an instant recruiting advantage. It's another for programs like the Longhorns, Bayou Bengals, Volunteers and Sooners -- all of whom the Chronicle names as four of the 10 wealthiest athletics departments in the country -- to attempt to vote it down when they have the kinds of budgets that will barely flinch under the new scholarship burden. The motivation in Austin, Baton Rouge, Knoxville and Norman isn't that they can't hand out four-year scholarships, it's that they simply don't want to.
Of course, the legislation doesn't mean any school -- BCS, mid-major, or otherwise -- is required to offer multiple-year scholarships. But since that might put the schools that don't at a recruiting disadvantage against schools that do, the Texases (and USCs, and Alabamas) have tried to prevent anyone from offering them.
A full BCS conference-by-conference breakdown of votes in favor of the override:
ACC: Boston College, Clemson, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Virginia
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Posted on: February 16, 2012 3:48 pm
Edited on: March 22, 2012 2:58 pm
Spring Practice Dates
Posted by Bryan Fischer
Hard to believe but it is indeed time for Spring Practice to begin. It was not too long ago that Alabama hoisted up the crystal ball in New Orleans but as of now, all 120 FBS teams are equal with a 0-0 record and only themselves to face. Here's a list of notable dates for every school this spring and, as they become available on the blog, links to Spring Practice Primers (click here to see them all). Be sure and check out Dennis Dodd's preseason top 25 as well.
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Posted on: February 3, 2012 7:20 pm
Boise State: 'too late' for 2012 move to Big East
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
Boise State announced last December that its impending move to the Big East wouldn't take place until 2013. But with West Virginia still caught in limbo between its old league and its leap to the Big 12, the San Jose Mercury-News's Jon Wilner reported this week that the Broncos might still be considering an offer to step directly into the Mountaineers' scheduling shoes should WVU extricate itself in time for the 2012 season.
Boise president Bob Kustra told the Idaho Statesman Friday that he had "heard those rumors." But he stated firmly that any move for this coming season is already off the table.
"It's too late. I can't imagine how anyone can pull that off," he said. "We would never want to pull it off in a fashion that dealt shabbily with our existing partners in the Mountain West. I don't think that could ever work."
If the Mountaineers succeeded in joining the Big 12 by this fall -- and with a 10-team schedule already released to the conference's television partners, the expectation both in the Big 12 offices and Morgantown is that they will -- the Big East will be set to play out the 2012 season with just seven members: Cincinnati, South Florida, UConn, Rutgers, Louisville, Syracuse and Pitt. (The Orange and Panthers have both announced their intentions to join the ACC and are scheduled to leave in 2014, but both could look to leave next year if the Mountaineers are successful in their attempt to bolt early.)
Once 2013 hits, the Big East will receive a substantial boost in the form of five new members, the Broncos included. But for 2012, facing the ugly prospect of just six conference games and a matter of weeks in which to find a nonconference replacement for the Mountaineers, it's understandable if John Marinatto would like to see BSU make a last-gasp switch. Unfortunately for him, it seems like Kustra and the Broncos aren't in quite such a hurry.Keep up with the latest college football news from around the country. From the opening kick of the year all the way through the offseason, CBSSports.com has you covered with this daily newsletter. View a preview.
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Posted on: February 3, 2012 10:29 am
Cincinnati RB dismissed from team
Posted by Chip Patterson
With the letters signed and numbers set for the 2012 roster, this is the period when schools begin to tighten up the roster. For Cincinnati running back Akise Teague, who currently faces one count of burglary, that means a dismissal from the Bearcats football team.
"Akise Teague has been suspended indefinitely and dismissed from the University of Cincinnati football team," head coach Butch Jones said in an official release. "Student-athletes in the program are held to a higher standard of conduct on and off the field as representatives of the University. This incident in no way reflects the values, principles and ideals of our football program."
Teague is accused of going into unlocked dorm rooms while students slept and stealing various items on Jan. 22. When he was confronted by university police, he admitted to the crimes and offered a written confession.
The sophomore running back from Youngstown, Ohio appeared in two games for the Bearcats last season. He totaled 42 yards and one touchdown in eight carries, but was not even listed on the depth chart for Cincinnati's bowl game.
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Posted on: January 25, 2012 11:27 am
The Big 12 still looking to expand
Posted by Tom Fornelli
Maybe you thought conferences were done expanding after all the movement we saw before the 2011 season started. After all, nobody was shuffling the deck during the season. Then on Tuesday it was announced that Navy would be joining the Big East for the 2015 season, and it looks like the dominoes have started falling again.
According to The Chronicle (subscription), the Big 12 is once again considering expanding the conference. While nothing is imminent, two sources told the paper that the Big 12 adding at least one new member is "very possible."
That new member would likely be Louisville, which shouldn't come as much of a surprise. Before it was announced that West Virginia would be joining the conference, there were reports that half the schools were split on which school they wanted to extend an invitation to. Half wanted West Virginia, half wanted Louisville.
An expansion committee plans to put together a report for the Big 12's Board of Directors next week. Oklahoma athletic director Joe Castiglione, Texas athletic director DeLoss Dodds, Oklahoma State president Burns Hargis, and Kansas State president Kirk Schulz make up the committee.
"I don't want to send the message, 'Oh, they're getting ready to expand,'" Castiglione told The Chronicle. "But you'd be naïve to think there's not instability still in our business.
"From a transition standpoint, we're in position now to deal with the reality of our world. We're going to make some evaluations and reach the best conclusion that helps us stabilize our long-term future."
The conference seems willing to stay at 11 teams, much like the Big Ten did for years, if it adds Louisville, but if the return of a Big 12 championship game is the ultimate goal, it will have to add a twelfth school. As for which school that would be, BYU is being mentioned as a possibility again. Cincinnati has also been mentioned as an option in the past as well.
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Posted on: January 18, 2012 1:57 pm
Edited on: January 18, 2012 1:59 pm
Illinois hires Tim Banks as defensive coordinator
Posted by Tom Fornelli
Tim Beckman has finished filling out his staff at Illinois. The school announced on Wednesday that it had hired Tim Banks to be its defensive coordinator.
"Tim Banks is a great fit for the University of Illinois," said Beckman in a release. "He led an outstanding defense at Central Michigan and made a great improvement at Cincinnati this past season. Tim and I worked together at Bowling Green and I consider him one of the brightest young coaches in the nation. Tim will run a very aggressive defensive system that will work very well with our personnel."
Banks has spent the last five years of his career as a co-defensive coordinator, with the last two coming at Cincinnati and the previous three at Central Michigan. He helped turn around a Cincinnati defense that had a lot to do with the Bearcats success in 2011.
The Bearcats defense finished the season rated 42nd in total defense, but it was ranked 6th against the run, allowing only 96 yards per game. The unit also led the country in tackles for loss with 111 and finished 2nd in sacks with 45.
A trend Tim Beckman and Illinois would like to see continue. While Illinois struggled on offense over the last half of the 2011 season, its defense remained one of the best in the country. If Banks is able to keep the defense on the same level, it will make the transition on offense that much easier.
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Instructions:From Parenting magazine, here's a great side dish during the holiday season.
Prep time: 15 minutes
Cook time: 2 minutes
Bake time: 75 minutes
Serves: 8
5 Tbs butter, divided, plus more for baking dish
Three 12-oz packages frozen winter squash, thawed
1/4 cup dark brown sugar, plus 2 Tbs
3 Tbs flour
1 cup low-fat milk
1 tsp salt
3/4 tsp cinnamon
3 eggs
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
1. Lightly butter a wide, shallow baking dish. In a large mixing bowl, stir together squash and 1/4 cup of brown sugar.
2. Melt 3 Tbs butter in small saucepan. Add flour. Cook, stirring, for 1 minute. Add milk, salt, and cinnamon; whisk until smooth.
3. With an electric mixer on medium, beat eggs into squash. Add milk mixture; beat until smooth. Spread into dish and refrigerate.
4. Melt 2 Tbs butter; stir in brown sugar and walnuts. Refrigerate.
5. Bake squash, uncovered, at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Sprinkle with walnut topping. Bake for 30 more minutes.
TIP: To prep and bake the day before, shorten bake time by 10 minutes. Cool, wrap, and refrigerate. Reheat in the microwave.
How kids can help: Measure ingredients; butter the dish.
Per serving: 278 calories, 15 g fat (6 g saturated), 337 mg sodium, 101 mg cholesterol.
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It's about time the Rams won. I thought they would start to play Ramball after fumbling the ball away then giving-up a FG and blowing it in overtime. Now how about a nice rout for a change?
We all have to thank Finnegan for this game.. It was all possible because of him. Finnegan is now my most favorite defensive player on the Rams.
I thought RG3 played good, I still don't see the difference between him and Vick. That being said he will not stay healthy in the NFL playing like that. Defenses will take shots at him and some will be late any way to get a hit on him. He will slow down like he did today.
RG3 is pretty good, which is bad for us.. i dont see the skins having a top 10 pic anytime soon with him playing. And yes Finnegan showed his veteran leadership did he not?
RG3 has good talent, and doesn't rattle as easily as some rookies, but the Rams definitely rattled him today. His throws became a little erratic towards the end of the game and he looked a little jumpy.
Overall I was pretty impressed with him, and I don't think he's another Vick waiting to happen. He looks more sturdy, plus he wasn't stupid and took shots to get an extra half a yard, he knew when to go down. Vick can't seem to figure that out.
RG3 was runnin the hell out of that offense. Options, draws, double fakes...he's tough to guard. I'll be checking out his games against the Eagles/Giants, those should be good.
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|The cell-growth inhibitory effect of interferon. Studies of a resistant cell-subline.
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|PMID: 194167 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Studies performed in the CSV subline of mouse L-cells suggest that activated endogenous and/or exogenous viral infection might be the factor that modifies the cell surface and, in consequence, the sensitivity of the cell to the cell-growth inhibitory action of interferon. In contrast with the parental L-cells, the CSV subline obtained by prolonged passage of L-cells in the presence of interferon shows an altered electron microscopic morphology, absence of C type particles and a decreased agglutinability with Concanavalin A. It is resistant to the cell-growth inhibitory effect of interferon but retains the sensitivity toward its antiviral effect. However, the sensitivity of the CSV subline toward the cell-growth inhibitory effect of interferon increased significantly after treatment with 5-iododexyuridine, infection with the Harvey strain of mouse sarcoma virus and/or prolonged passages in vitro. In this respect, the CSV subline resembles the primary mouse embryonic cells. Since sensitivity of CSV cells increased also after treatment with cyclic 3'-5' adenosine monophosphate and/or prostaglandin E2, it is possible that the cell-growth inhibitory effect of interferon is mediated through the "second messenger" system.
|L Borecký; N Fuchsberger; V Hajnická-Gondová; F Clampor; C Altaner
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|Created Date: 1977-07-29 Completed Date: 1977-07-29 Revised Date: 2006-11-15
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ISLETON, Calif. (AP) - A Northern California man who rented a children's movie from DVD kiosk operator Redbox got something very different instead.
James Terry, of Rocklin, tells KCRA-TV the "Smurfs 2" DVD turned out to be pornography. He rented the movie from a Redbox machine in Stockton on Tuesday.
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|Feasibility and Perception of the Impact from Aerobic Exercise in Older Adults With Alzheimer's Disease.
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|Background: The subjective experience of participating in aerobic exercise is unknown in Alzheimer's disease (AD). Objective: The purpose of this study was to understand the subjective perceptions of the feasibility and impact of a 6-month, moderate-intensity aerobic exercise intervention by older adults with AD and their family caregivers. Methods: Ten older adults with AD who completed the intervention and their family caregivers participated in four focus group interviews. Results: Four converging themes were identified: "There was no perceived positive change in cognitive symptoms," "The 6-month exercise program was socially rewarding," "The 6-month exercise program increased physical strength," and "Participation in aerobic exercise was a positive experience." Family caregivers further identified two additional themes: "The exercise program led to improved attitude in older adults with AD" and "The exercise program reduced caregiver stress." Discussion: Aerobic exercise is a feasible and well-perceived intervention for older adults with AD and their family caregivers.
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DALLAS – Presentation of awards honoring exceptional service to the public and the legal profession will be a highlight of the State Bar of Texas Annual Meeting, to be held June 20-21 at the Hilton Anatole.
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John Raley, Presidential Citation, for his representation of an innocent man and his quest for justice
The Woodlands Bar Association, Star of Achievement
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Exxon Mobil Corporation Law Department, W. Frank Newton Award, presented by the State Bar of Texas Legal Services to the Poor in Civil Matters Committee.
This award recognizes the efforts of attorney groups that have made outstanding contributions toward increasing access to legal services for the poor.
Monica Karuturi, Corporate Counsel Pro Bono Award, presented by the Texas Access to Justice Commission
Anita Barksdale, Patrice B. Childress, Erin O'Driscoll, and Leif Olson, President's Award of Merit, presented by the Texas Young Lawyers Association (TYLA)
Justice Tracy Christopher, Samuel Pessarra Outstanding Jurist Award, presented by the Texas Bar Foundation. This award honors an active federal or state judge who exhibits an exceptionally outstanding reputation for competency, efficiency, and integrity.
Wayne Fisher, Outstanding 50-Year Lawyer Award, presented by the Texas Bar Foundation. This award recognizes attorneys whose practice spans 50 years or more, and who adhere to the highest principles and traditions of the legal profession and service to the public.
C.E. Rhodes, Outstanding Achievement Award, presented by the African-American Lawyers Section
Hon. Carolyn D. King, Banco Rotto Award, presented by the Bankruptcy Law Section
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In a letter to the CFTC's chairman and commissioners, the lawmakers said they wanted the agency to unveil a plan by May 23 to impose position limits in all energy futures markets, beginning with crude oil. The agency has already proposed such limits as part of the financial reform, but has not finalized them.
U.S. sees high oil price cutting into global demand
WASHINGTON, May 10 (Reuters) – Crude prices well over $100
a barrel are starting to take a bite out of global oil use, the
U.S. government's energy forecasting agency said on Tuesday as
it cut its outlook for this year by the most in 10 months.
The Energy Information Agency's 120,000 barrel per day
(bpd) reduction in its 2011 demand growth forecast is the
latest sign that analysts are factoring in less fuel use as a
result of gasoline and jet fuel prices that are drawing near
their 2008 peaks. OPEC and the Paris-based Energy Information
Administration will release their reports later this week.
US EIA updates oil demand forecast due to price drop
WASHINGTON, May 9 (Reuters) – U.S. Energy Information
Administration analysts scrambled on Monday to update the
agency's upcoming monthly energy forecast to reflect last
week's big drop in oil prices, which is expected to result in
higher U.S. and global oil demand.
The EIA report will be released on Tuesday and is one of
three closely watched forecasts that will be issued this week
on global oil supply and demand estimates.
Senate panel approves bill for pipeline safety
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Reckless operators of U.S. petroleum and natural gas pipelines would pay higher fines under bipartisan safety legislation passed on Thursday by the Senate Commerce Committee.
The bill is in response to several pipeline accidents in the last year that killed more than a dozen people, destroyed homes and polluted land and water.


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Amazing Insect Camouflage
Only green as far as the eye can see – did you notice the grasshopper?
We've portrayed insects before whose survival strategy is to scare predators by making scary eyes at them (moths and butterflies) or by warning their enemies of their poisonous qualities (beetles and bugs). Today, we're focusing on insects that stay still and blend in so perfectly with their environment that predators simply overlook them. The following examples show that insects never cease to amaze.
Can you spot the insect here?
The Dead Leave mantis is not one species of praying mantis but various ones that rely on mimicking dead leaves for survival.
A cicada, perfectly camouflaged on a pine tree.
In nature, sticking out is only good if one is a) poisonous or b) a predator. Even for the latter, blending in helps when hunting prey – just think of a lion being hidden in the tall grass of the savannah.
Notice how the leaf's lichen patches are matched by this grasshopper nymph in Wayanad, Kerala, India.
The Malayan jungle nymph (Heteropteryx dilatata) is green in colour and though it blends in well with its surroundings, the females especially are very aggressive and should be approached with caution.
Even the leaf's shape is mimicked – the children's stick insect.
Found in Canberra mimicking the eucalyptus leaves it feeds on, the specimen of stick insect here is called a children's stick insect (Tropidoderus childrenii).
Phyllium celebicum or walking leaf
Phasmatodea is the order of insects generally known as stick insects. Some have stick like bodies; others look more like leaves like this one here.
Can you spot the Walking Stick insect?
Common to all stick insects is that they are masters of camouflage and therefore very difficult to spot. The only giveaway is when they move, finally. No wonder then that their name is derived from the Greek phasma, meaning phantom or apparition.
Camouflage in beige and brown: a sand grasshopper captured in Point Reyes, CA
As colouration is genetic, only what works will be passed on from generation to generation. The fact that insects can also "play dead" very convincingly or be as still as a rock or leaf further increases their chances of survival.
Like a bee to the pod
Some animals are more sophisticated than others when it comes to hiding and camouflage. Insects, given their relative size and sheer numbers, don't disappoint in this department. Most animals use camouflage to their advantage and for the ultimate goal: survival and reproduction.
A well-disguised Spiny Rainforest Katydid
The Spiny Rainforest Katydid (Phricta aberrans) is one of the world's most unusual looking insects with its thorny body and almost reptilian look. It is a native of northern New South Wales and southeast Queensland in Australia and was already classified in 1895.


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As is often the case in technology development, the advantages cloud computing provides to larger organizations are beginning to trickle down to smaller ones, creating a world of new opportunities for small and medium-sized businesses. Cloud-computing solutions offer an inexpensive alternative for SMBs looking to save money (potentially, a very sizable amount) on their IT costs, and the new technology can help them level the playing field with larger competitors.
"IT begins and ends with increased efficiency and cost savings," says Jim Darragh, CEO of Abiquo, a provider of advanced enterprise cloud software solutions. IT departments are working to find solutions to answer user demand, and that is especially true of SMBs, which typically have smaller budgets and must respond appropriately to both employee and market demand in order to survive. "So if SMBs can adapt to the cloud successfully, they are removing manual processes and installing automated, or at least very-easy-to-use processes, and that's a recipe for increased productivity and cost savings," he says.
The cloud can also provide ancillary savings, notes Alan Grayson, an instructor at PB Tech Training and Class Trainers, LLC, providers of IT and managerial training. "The cost of renting computing is cheaper than buying. Cloud providers pay on average one-fifth to one-seventh what a medium-sized datacenter would pay for electricity, cooling, Internet bandwidth, and staff per virtual server," he says. Software licenses don't have to be purchased, staff doesn't have to be trained, and successful pilot projects can be rapidly expanded into production, he adds.
The cost savings inherent in most cloud solutions leads to other benefits, such as increased agility, as well scalability, as applications can expand as your business does, without the need to purchase additional software, hardware or licenses. Cloud-computing services are now available on shorter notice and enable faster decision making. "If companies find they've made the wrong decision about what service to use or how best to use it, it's a lot easier than it used to be to stop a service and revise the strategy," explains Jason Stowe, CEO of Cycle Computing, a provider of software solutions for on-boarding applications to a cloud environment. "This ability may not be the reason companies choose the cloud, but it's a great benefit they get once they start working in the cloud."
In addition to limiting or eliminating capital investment requirements and thus freeing up money for other business purposes, cloud solutions can provide higher levels of fault tolerance and disaster recovery through geographically distributed facilities, says Jerry Irvine, CIO of Prescient Solutions, an IT outsourcer. However, not all cloud solutions provide such redundancy, and SMBs must perform due diligence and obtain contractual requirements and SLAs (service level agreements) to make sure they get the level of protection they need.
Accessibility to information or services from virtually anywhere and less-expensive alternatives for customer and prospect communication are other significant advantages of cloud computing, says Bryan Goode, CEO of Infratel, which provides small businesses with access to the kinds of communication tools formerly available only to large enterprises. "Cloud solutions are very accessible to small businesses, especially when purchased through channel partners or resellers," he says, citing an AMI Partners study (2012 U.S. Hosters' SMB Cloud Opportunity Playbook) that projects $34 billion in spending by SMBs on cloud solutions in 2012, with 46 percent of that spending being funneled through service providers.
Jonathan Crane, chief commercial officer at IPsoft, a provider of automation solutions for IT, agrees the cloud's accessibility is a big issue for SMBs, one enabled by its underlying utility business model, in which businesses only pay for what they need, when they need it. "Rather than sign a three-year agreement for thousands of dollars a month, SMBs can pay as they go and still extract the same benefits from the cloud that a larger organization would see," he says.
Aggregation helps boost SMB accessibility to the cloud, and Crane sees that as one of the most important emerging trends in cloud computing. "Cloud service aggregation is ideal for SMBs because it brings together every aspect of the cloud into one consolidated platform or service, sold essentially as a utility," he says. "This is growing steadily among SMBs that are moving into the cloud. It typically involves a single provider selling a combination of preset services to customers."
Cloud-based infrastructure, development platforms, and applications can be a game changer for many organizations. "Because of the simplicity of cloud computing, it appears that SMBs will be doing more in the cloud, similar to the way large enterprises have turned to it over the past several years," says Bill McLeod, director of marketing at savvisdirect, a cloud services provider. "Over time, it will make sense for more and more firms to move away from owned and operated assets to a flexible, intuitive service that responds to their needs automatically."
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The 40th Annual Peotone, Illinois Tri-Chevy Swap Meet & Car Show
By Scott Strenzel, aka "Scooter" from Scooter's Garage
Way back in September of 1972 Rodney Brockman and six more of his buddies formed the Tri-Chevy Association. By 1973 these '55-'56-'57 Chevrolet fans had use of Phillips Chevrolet over at Frankfort, IL to hold their first swap meet and car show. Rodney was telling me that they had 17 vendors and 21 cars at that event. Over the years, the Tri-Chevy Meet has grown so much, that in 1977 it had to be moved to the Will County Fairgrounds.
The club also has grown from the founding six members to over 140 as of 2012. That's a good thing because Rodney was telling me that today's meet takes 125 volunteer workers to have it function and the well-oiled machine that I was privy to observe when I was a guest there.
This year's numbers were like this: It was over 90 degrees, and that may have held down the show car numbers a little. Nonetheless, the total was a whopping 581! This was divided up as 260 cars were parked in the for sale area, and another 321 were parked in the show car area.
I just have to run on here some. It was impressive in that I noticed a larger than normal numbers of our youth with pre-1980 cars. Heck, I even saw three or four young guys with their girlfriend helping detail the car. Nancee and I came across a couple three or four young guns that had convinced their fathers or their girlfriends fathers to tag along to the event. And these dads were not car people.
They were having a real quality family outing at the Will County Tri-Chevy Meet big time. That in itself is a nice pat on the back to the event. I also found a decent number of female-owned cars there. I saw literally everything there is in the old car hobby. Also at every price range, quality level displayed and in the for sale area as well as the show car area. I quit checking of what state license plates I could see after maybe six or seven from the closer by area states. I talked to the owners of chopped top '50s Mercs, done and in the process. Obviously, I saw scores of mint tri-Chevys, plus bone stock '30s, '40s and '50s vintage cars, as well as so many street rods and lead sleds I couldn't keep track. I'm old enough to have even come across some vintage magazine feature customs from the early 1960's. I also saw a large run of numbers matching muscle cars from all of those manufacturers that produced the factory hot rods. I also saw and talked to guys and gals that were displaying some wild and mechanically perfect Rat Rods, and some vintage correct old skool hot rods.
I have to give the Tri-Chevy Club a hand and high five or whatever is now cool. Somehow they seemed to attract really nice, friendly car owners and many of them had their family with them, which is nice to see in the hobby.
Then, Nancee and I we were given a golf cart ride around the massive swap meet area. I have some pictures that simply don't show the depth of the parts and pieces that are for sale or trade at this exciting event. How about these numbers Auto Round-Up readers: This year they had 1,230 vendors from, IL, IN, MI, WV, WI, OH, TN, FL, KY, IA, KS, OK, SC, NC, Canada, NE, MO, and probably a few more. The numbers at the gate for this year were somewhere over the 8,500 mark. Plus, workers, car owners and VIP freebies. I also have to mention that I saw a fairly large number of non-Chevy parts and pieces, plus the facilities and the food is simply off the wall. There is even a large air-conditioned display area, and the heads (marine for potty) are clean and all over the area.


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Leonardo da Vinci himself advised where one can admire these incredible flying insects: To see four-winged flying, look near ditches and you will see dragonflies. It is extremely difficult to create a mechanical replica of the natural movement of an animal. The beating of the dragonfly's four wings is particularly complex and Da Vinci was well aware of how difficult it would be to create this machine; he himself described it in great detail. It is not simply wings beating up and down; it's a jointed motion.
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Heidegger: time, work and the challenges for higher education
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In this article I attempt to show that Heidegger's notions of temporality suggest a role for education in averting what he refers to as the abandonment of being in the face of machination. I use 'machination' to translate Machenschaft, his term for self-making; its consequences are mechanical and biological ways of thinking about beingness. I argue that this role might prevent, by encouraging questioning, our adopting this technological way of being and seeing others as a means to our ends since, despite world time's continuum of temporality, we retain an understanding of an originary notion of future.
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Iranian athletes win two silvers at 2012 Paralympics
Mehrdad Karamzadeh and Rouhollah Rostami have grabbed two silver medals on the fourth day of the 2012 Paralympic Games in London. On Sunday, Karamzadeh stood in the second place in the F42 discus category after he managed 44.62 meters with his final effort. Aled Davies of Britain won the gold medal with a 46.14-meter throw and Lezheng Wang of China got the bronze medal with a throw of 42.81 meters. At the 2008 Summer Paralympics in Beijing, the Iranian Paralympian had also managed to win a silver medal in the F42 discus. Iranian power lifter Rostami also took a silver medal in the Men's -67.5-kilogram competition at Excel on Sunday. Rostami managed to lift 208 kilograms in his second effort. Liu Lei of China took gold and Shaaban Ibrahim of Egypt got the bronze medal. The London Paralympics opened on August 29 and runs until September 9. The Paralympic Games is the world's second largest major international multi-sport event, involving athletes with a range of physical challenges. Iran has sent 79 athletes, competing in 13 events, to the London Paralympics. Iran currently stands in the 16th place with six medals -- three golds, two silvers, and one bronze. AGB/AS


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'Channel Tunnel' project planned
Mr Asquith today received an all party deputation in favour of constructing a tunnel across the channel to connect Britain and France. Mr Asquith acknowledged that previous governments had discussed the idea, but had always favoured rejection. It is now clear that the state of Anglo-French relations have improved for the better and, given this stability, there were no longer security concerns that might hold back the idea. It has also been acknowledged that such a tunnel would be a boon for cross-channel food supplies and an important way of developing Anglo-French trade. Mr Asquith said that the question of a tunnel would be kept under review and that various government departments would, in the coming months, offer their opinions on the idea of linking the two countries.


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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - For the first time since 2009 Colorado is one of 7 states where minimum wage is going up.
2011 brought with it 12 more cents for minimum wage workers.
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It doesn't seem like much but over the course of the year it adds up to nearly $230.
The increase comes after a four cent drop in minimum wage last year because of the falling cost of living in the state.
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Why are Facebook, YouTube and Twitter featured on the SES New York agenda? Isn't this a natural as finding lions, and tigers, and bears in the forest?
According to comScore qSearch 2.0, there were 2.7 billion expanded search queries conducted on YouTube and 206 million conducted at Facebook in February 2009. And according to Hitwise Intelligence, the top websites visited after people use Twitter are...wait for it...Google, Facebook, TwitPic, MySpace, Twitter Search, Yahoo! Mail and YouTube.
Okay, so Twitter's clickstream profile is much closer to a social network than to a search engine. But I could say that about YouTube, too. And Google bought YouTube for $1.65 billion in October 2006. And last April Fool's Day, InfoWorld joked about Google buying Facebook, because Google was losing too many of its top people to Facebook. Meanwhile, in another part of the forest, the Motley Fool has just published an article entitled, "Google, Just Buy Twitter Already."
So, it's really not that surprising to find Facebook, and YouTube, and Twitter at SES New York. We're not in Kansas anymore.
In fact, social media has worked its way into the agenda in lots of places and over several years.
On Monday, March 23, there is a training workshop entitled, "Corporate Blog Strategies: Blog Your Way to Success." It's being taught by Jennifer Evans Laycock, Director of Social Media at SiteLogic, and Matt Bailey, an SES Advisory Board member and the President of SiteLogic.
On Tuesday, March 24, the opening keynote at SES New York 2009 is entitled, "Twitter as a Tool for Social Media." It's being given by Guy Kawasaki, the author of Reality Check and Founding Partner of Garage Technology Ventures.
Pauline Ores, an SES Advisory Board member and Senior Marketing Manager of Social Media Engagement at IBM Corporation, is speaking at the "Beyond Googling: Where Will Your Customers Be Searching in Five Years?" session.
And Matthew Liu, the Product Manager for YouTube Sponsored Videos, will be speaking at the "Video Search Engine Optimization: 2009 and Beyond" session.
On Wednesday, March 25, the "Small Voices, Big Impact: Social Media for the Little Guy" session is another example of social media working its way into the agenda. And the speakers include: Amber Naslund, the Director of Community at Radian6; Jennifer Evans Laycock, Christina Kerley, Marketing Specialist at ckEpiphany; and Tim Kendall, Director of Monetization at Facebook.
And there is a session entitled, "Social Media Marketing for Brand Building" that features Dave Evans, VP at Digital Voodoo; Hollis Thomases, Founder of WebAdvantage.net; and Harry J. Gold, CEO of Overdrive Interactive.
Oh, and there's a "Facebook Workshop: Harnessing the Social Graph." The speakers are Kasey Galang, Product Marketing Manager of Facebook and Rebecca Sawyer, Online Sales Operations Manager of Facebook.
On Thursday, March 26, there isn't even an effort to disguise the social media sessions. In fact, there is a "Social Media and Blogging Track."
• The first session in this track is entitled, "An Update on Social Media Optimization." And one of the speakers is Dave Snyder, Co-Founder of Search & Social.
• The second session is entitled, "4 Views of Social Media: Planning a Successful Social Media Strategy." The moderator is Pauline Ores.
• The third session is entitled, "Online Communities: A Bonanza of Content for Searchers and Search Engines."
• The fourth session is entitled, "Online Communities: Blogging for Business." One of the speakers is Jennifer Evans Laycock.
That's right. They walk among us!
And it's hard to tell when you're talking with a search engine marketing expert and when you're talking with a social marketing expert. It's sort of like Americans and Canadians or people from the East Coast and people from the Left Coast. If it wasn't for a few trick phrases, you'd never be able to tell them apart.
So, to help you navigate this socially awkward situation, here's an SEM guide to Facebook, and YouTube, and Twitter. Oh, my!
Block: A Facebook term that means to prevent someone from searching for and viewing your profile. This is not to be confused with a "text block," a term that SEMs might use describe various elements that are considered parts of normal text.
Block: A YouTube term that means certain content which violates YouTube's Content ID usage policy will not be allowed on its network. This is not to be confused with the phrase "around the block a few times," which might mean an SEM remembers the "Florida" update of November 2003.
Block: A Twitter term that means discovering new people on your Twitter Block by navigating through this animated three dimensional visualization of who follows whom. This is not to be confused with the expression "chip off the old block," which might mean a young SEM submits to DMOZ just like his old man did.
Hmmm. We may need to call for backup.
Okay, I didn't want to do this, but I'll use YouTube to illustrate the difference between a search engine marketing expert and a social marketing expert.
In the example below, a Canadian interviews an American. Can you figure out which one is a search engine marketing expert and which one is a social marketing expert?
Small Business Viral Marketing Tips, SES San Jose 2008
Here's another example. An East Coast guru interviews a Left Coast guru. Can you tell which one is a social marketing expert and which one is search engine marketing expert?
John Battelle on Google Universal Search at SES NY 2008
If you still can't tell the difference between a search engine marketing expert and a social marketing expert, then we may need to "Test Your Awareness." This is something that I learned about at SES London last month. Watch the video below and count the number of passes the team in white makes.
Test Your Awareness: Do The Test
Now, did you see the moonwalking bear?
That's what I'm talking about. If you are focused on search engine marketing you may not see social marketing -- until someone calls your attention to it.
Okay, that's as much help as I can give you. At Search Engine Strategies New York, you may need to develop your own techniques for sorting this out. But whatever you do, pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.