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Saint Joseph's got 20 points from Ronald Roberts, Jr. as they ran past Loyolan 88-77 on Saturday at Reitz Arena.
Chris Wilson had 17 points for Saint Joseph's and Isaiah Miles chipped in with 17 points. Halil Kanacevic had 6 assists for them, while DeAndre Bembry was the team's top rebounder, grabbing 9 boards.
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
NFL Power Rankings: How they voted
By Mike Sando
Stability at the top marked
ESPN's NFL Power Rankings
following Week 4.
The top five teams, led by Green Bay, remained unchanged. The Packers have been No. 1 all the way, and that's not likely to change while they remain undefeated.
Much has changed since our preseason rankings were published Sept. 6, however. A quick look at the five teams whose standings have fluctuated by at least 15 spots in the past month:
Buffalo (24 spots):
high of sixth, low of 30th, currently ninth. No one around here or virtually anywhere foresaw the Bills winning their first three games. Voters showed some respect for the Bills by dropping them only three spots following a defeat at Cincinnati.
Indianapolis (21):
high of ninth, low of 30th, currently 29th.
Curtis Painter
's 87-yard touchdown pass Monday night was longer than any
Peyton Manning
has ever completed, but the Colts are 0-4. Yeah, we saw this coming.
Philadelphia (17):
high of third, low of 20th, currently 20th. Dream Team? Our Philly-based voter, Ashley Fox, dropped the Eagles to 21st, lower than anyone else ranked them. She must have been watching Sunday.
Tennessee (17):
high of eighth, low of 25th, currently eighth.
Matt Hasselbeck
was the NFL's lowest-rated passer with at least 35 starts from 2008 to 2010. Looks like the
Seattle Seahawks
had something to do with that.
Washington (16):
high of 12th, low of 28th, currently 12th. The Redskins' victories aren't inspiring much confidence, but they have three of them thanks to a couple of dates with the NFC West.
St. Louis (15):
high of 17th, low of 32nd, currently 32nd. Speaking of the NFC West, weren't the Rams favored to win the division? They were. Not now. Not with
Sam Bradford
on pace to take 72 sacks.
And now, a closer look at the rankings heading into Week 5 ...
Rising (10):
Tennessee Titans
Cincinnati Bengals
Washington Redskins
San Francisco 49ers
Kansas City Chiefs
(+4), Tampa Bay Bucs (+3),
San Diego Chargers
New York Giants
Houston Texans
Indianapolis Colts
Falling (14):
New York Jets
Dallas Cowboys
Buffalo Bills
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Carolina Panthers
Miami Dolphins
Minnesota Vikings
Oakland Raiders
Cleveland Browns
Denver Broncos
Jacksonville Jaguars
(-1), Seattle Seahawks (-1),
St. Louis Rams
Unchanged (8):
Arizona Cardinals
Atlanta Falcons
Baltimore Ravens
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
New England Patriots
New Orleans Saints
We broke one tie this week. Miami prevailed over St. Louis at No. 31 based on the fourth and final tiebreaker (previous ranking). The first three tiebreakers -- head-to-head results this season, overall record this season and which team won most recently this season -- proved indecisive.
Like minds:
All five voters ranked the Packers first. Four ranked the Patriots second. Four ranked the Chiefs 28th.
Agree to disagree:
Nine spots separated highest and lowest votes for the Chargers and Raiders, the biggest gap this week. A look at the five teams generating gaps of at least seven spots between high and low votes:
Raiders (9):
Paul Kuharsky ranked them 11th, higher than any other voter ranked them. James Walker ranked them 20th, lower than any other voter ranked them.
Chargers (9):
Clayton and Fox sixth, Kuharsky 15th.
Jets (7):
Walker 11th, Sando 18th.
Steelers (7):
Sando and Kuharsky 10th, Clayton 17th.
Buccaneers (7):
Kuharsky seventh, Sando 14th.
Power rankings histories:
These colorful layered
graphs show where each NFL team has ranked every week since the 2002 season.
Ranking the divisions
: The NFC North held onto the highest average ranking (13.1) despite dropping from 11.8 last week. The NFC South overtook the AFC East for the second spot. The chart below shows how each voter ranked each division on average. Highest votes in red. Lowest votes in blue.
A voter-by-voter look at changes of at least five spots since last week:
Jets (-10), Cowboys (-7), Bills (-6), Eagles (-5), Giants (+5), Titans (+5), Bengals (+6).
Cowboys (-6), Broncos (-6), Jets (-6), Raiders (-6), Ravens (+5), Chiefs (+5), Titans (+5), Bengals (+6), 49ers (+7).
Jets (-7), Titans (+5), 49ers (+7).
Vikings (-7), Steelers (-5), Eagles (-5), Bengals (+7), Titans (+8).
Steelers (-10), Cowboys (-9), Jets (-9), Eagles (-6), Bengals (+7), Titans (+9), Texans (+10), Redskins (+10).
For download:
An Excel file -- available
-- showing how each voter voted this week and in past weeks.
The file includes a "powerflaws" sheet pointing out potential flaws in voters' thinking by showing how many higher-ranked opponents each team defeated this season.
A quick primer on the "powerflaws" sheet:
Column Y features team rankings.
Column Z shows how many times a team has defeated higher-ranked teams.
Change the rankings in Column Y as you see fit.
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The information in Column Z, which reflects potential ranking errors, will change (with the adjusted total highlighted in yellow atop the column).
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11th IACHEC meeting
29 February - 3 March 2016, IUCAA (Pune, India)
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The 11th IACHEC meeting will be held at the
Inter-University Center for Astronomy
and Astrophysics (IUCAA; Pune, India) from
the 29th of February to the 3rd of March.
Meeting program
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Participants are expected to arrive in Pune no later than
Sunday, February 28.
The meeting will have the usual structure, alternating reports on the calibration status of operational and future missions, special plenary sessions, and Working Group meetings:
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- 2/3, AM: Special session III: Improving the cross-calibration status: report from pilot projects employing the Harvard Astro-statistic Group mathematical framework
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- 3/3, AM: Working Groups report
The registration fee for overseas participants is USD 250. It covers all meals and coffee/tea breaks during the meeting, as well as access to broadband wireless Internet network in all the meeting rooms. The fee covers also the accommodation costs at the IUCAA campus and a shuttle bus from/to the hotels to/from the meeting venue during the days of the meeting.
The registration is now closed. If you wish to attend the meeting and have not registered yet, please contact the Local Organizing Committee.
- 1 July 2015: First announcement ("book the dates in your calendar!")
- 1 October 2015: Second announcement
- 1 December 2015: Deadline for meeting registration
- 15 January 2016: Publication of the scientific program
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The recipe calls for no eggs, so it's an ideal biccie for kids school lunchboxes - my kids are (thankfully) not allergic to anything, but other children in their classes are, so I tend to be a little cautious...
150g butter or margarine
1/2 cup brown sugar
2 cups wholemeal self raising flour
1/2 cup orange juice
Zest of 1 orange or 2 lemon
1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence
- Melt the butter.
- Mix all of the dry ingredients in mixing bowl until well combined.
- Combine the butter, orange juice and vanilla essence and then add to the dry ingredients.
- Stir well to combine.
- Take a tablespoon of mixture, roll into balls, and place onto non-stick baking sheets and press down lightly with a fork.
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With a membership of 145 students, the Twin Valley FFA is the largest student organization at the Twin Valley High School, and its members do a lot more than study farming ¢ with lessons in wildlife, forestry, leadership development, and technology all being found within the FFA scope ¢ and at Twin Valley this wellspring flows from the schoolsÆ Agriculture Program.
ōThe FFA and our agriculture classes are intertwined,ö said Heather Gardener, a junior and an officer with the Twin Valley FFA. ōYou do not have to be in the FFA to take Ag classes, but you do need to take Ag classes if you want to be in the FFA.ö
The agriculture classes taught at Twin Valley include Agriculture Science, Animal Science, Horticulture, Natural Resources, and Agriculture Leadership.
According to Agriculture teacher and FFA Advisor Nicole Weaver there are Agriculture classes being taught at Twin valley that fall into a special national curriculum called CASE - Curriculum for Agriculture Science Education. CASE is a partnership with FFA and other Ag organizations that incorporates more science standards and science based learning.
ōIn (adding CASE) our Ag department is raised up a level and allows our kids to compete with all of the new science and math standards that are coming out,ö Weaver said. ōThatÆs one of the big pushes we have done here and there is specialized equipment that is used. I believe in it, itÆs good for the kids.ö
With CASE, students are outfitted with equipment such as the Vernier Lab Quest handheld devices, which are miniature computers that come with an array of different probes that are used for collecting and analyzing scientific data.
ōNot only do we provide training for real careers using this kind of technology,ö said Weaver, ōwe use it in a way where we bring back creativity and problem solving skills into the lessons rather than letting the computers do all of the work.ö
She added that the Twin Valley FFA is among the top FFA chapters in the state, and nationally recognized as a three star FFA chapter, which places them in the top 5 percent of all chapters based upon goals, accomplishments, and more.
In addition to the classroom learning that takes place at the school, there is also portion of the schoolÆs Agriculture Wing that houses what could be described as agriculture labs ¢ there is a greenhouse where the horticulture students grow things such as the flowers for the schoolÆs MotherÆs Day Flower Sale (approximately 3000 flowers per year). There is a room where snakes, chinchillas, and other animals are handled and cared for. There is also a space with large water tanks for the study of aquaculture and aqua science where students must maintain the tanks and keep the fish alive (chiefly goldfish) ¢ thereby developing skills one would use if they were to work in a hatchery.
ōI learned a lot about fishing and the health of waterways and the effects of pollution on wildlife and the environment too,ö Gardener said.
Then there is the learning which takes place outside of the school.
Hikes become studies in natural resource management, where students tap sap and study birds. Trips to farms offer lessons that involve taking soils samples, studying erosion, and monitoring crops. Ventures into forests become exercises in identifying trees types, recognizing the signs of diseases and parasites, and life-cycle lessons about seeds and losing leaves.
ōThere are definitely a lot of field trips,ö Gardener said with a laugh.
One particular partnership Gardener brought up was the Twin valley FFAÆs partnership with a school in Philadelphia, W.B. Saul, which has a farm where the students accomplish tasks together and learn by doing.
The social benefits for belonging to the FFA are tremendous. At Twin Valley the students participate in things such as holiday parties (their Easter Egg hunt is soon to come), recreational activities capture the flag a recent activity, and they attend events like the Philadelphia Flower Show.
Belonging to the FFA also means participation in local, state, and national conferences and competitions. It is at these events that FFA officers and upperclassmen gain æpolishÆ by learning about things such as how to speak publicly and how to network and develop their leadership skills.
ōThere is a huge social aspect to FFA,ö said Gardener, ōIt is a good way to meet people from other schools.ö
At one such conference, the State Legislative Leadership Conference, FFA members get to meet with legislators, learn about legislation, and participate in mock debates. Gardener herself participated in a conference speech competition, where she spoke about kelp forests and natural resources.
She added that the conferences also offered career advice and guidance.
ōOne of the most useful conferences I attended had a job interview competition.ö Gardener said. ōWe did more than just practice interviews, we were told flat out æThis is what you do in a job interviewÆ and æThis is how you win the jobÆ. It was a great experience.ö
The FFA is also very involved locally in community service. Their Christmas tree recycling program, for example, takes discarded trees and finds ways to use them to enhance the environment, and their Baking for the Hungry event donates baked goods to the Twin Valley Food Pantry.
Personally, Gardener leads a FFA pet therapy program, where every other Tuesday students bring rabbits to Green Hills Manor in Reading to visit with the residents.
ōI run it as an officer,ö she said. ōIt is very rewarding to see how (we) can help people through what we learn from the Agriculture program. It is nice to see that we can make a difference in someoneÆs life.ö
To find out more about the FFA, visit www.FFA.org.
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Charles Irven Groves died Tuesday (May 1, 2007) at Hillcrest Nursing Home in McCook, at the age of 95.
He was born Sept.13, 1911, in Frontier County, the son of the late Fred and Carrie (Anderson) Groves. He grew up in the Quick Community in Frontier County and graduated from District 91 rural school. He began farming on the family farm where he also raised livestock.
On Sept. 30, 1939, Charles married Ruth DeWane and they spent their married life farming in Frontier County until their retirement. They remained on the farm and enjoyed traveling to both the East and West Coasts.
For several years he served on both the school and election boards. He was a member of the Garden Prairie United Methodist Church.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Ruth on March 28, 1989; son, Harold Groves; his parents; daughter-in-law, Mary Lou; son-in-law, Ed Oberg; and sister, Audrey Dicke.
Charles is survived by daughter, Charlotte Oberg of Culbertson; sons, Lenus Groves and wife, Nancy of Palmyra, Allen Groves of Battleground, Wash., and Harry Groves and wife, Cindy of Casper, Wyo.; 16 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; brother, Kenneth Groves and wife, Madeline; and sister-in-law, Thelma Albrecht, all of McCook.
Services will be 10:30 a.m., Saturday at Herrmann Memorial Chapel in McCook, with the Rev. Dr. Jeffery Thurman officiating. Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery in McCook.
Memorials may be given in his name and friends may call from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Herrmann Funeral Home of McCook is in charge of arrangements.


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