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Does it matter that the Patriots drafted a lot of college captains again this year?
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In last year's draft, five of the 12 picks the Patriots made were players were captains in college: Zoltan Mesko, Jermaine Cunningham, Brandon Spikes, Taylor Price, and Devin McCourty.
This season, six of the nine players the Patriots selected in the draft were collegiate captains: first-rounder Nate Solder, second-round picks Ras-I Dowling and Shane Vereen, third-rounders Stevan Ridley and Ryan Mallett (the latter of whom was a two-year captain at Arkansas), as well as fifth-round pick Lee Smith (another two-year captain).
For a quarterback like Mallett, leadership comes with the territory.
"The thing I like about the position is you get to lead a group of guys during the practice, during the game, the final minute of the game, whatever it is," he said. "You're responsible for the 10 other guys on the field and yourself to get things done right. And that's what I really enjoy about the position."
The last few seasons, leadership has been a big theme in the New England locker room, and while the first-year players won't be asked to do much when it comes to team-wide leadership, the experience of serving as a captain can be useful in many aspects when it comes to both rallying fellow rookies and learning how to communicate with veterans. We saw that last year with an extraordinary group of rookies who helped shape the new direction of the New England locker room in 2010. And while the state of leadership in the New England locker room isn't as tenuous as it was a couple of years ago, the Patriots are always mindful of a players' resume, and for someone to be named a college captain speaks to their character.
However, after the draft concluded, Patriots coach Bill Belichick said that while the Patriots value many of the same aspects that come with being a team captain, they don't go into a draft looking specifically for guys who have been college captains.
'We don't go into the draft saying, 'We want to get four team captains.' We don't go into the draft saying, 'We want so many guys over 6-foot-4 or so many guys from East of the Mississippi or so many guys that whatever.' You just look at each situation and try to make the best decision you can on it.
'I'd say those kind of things ' I wouldn't say they are purely coincidental, because certainly we value leadership and we value some of the characteristics that normally are associated with that type of position: respect and hard work and unselfishness and things like that. But we're drafting football players and not everybody is a team captain. There are plenty of good players that aren't, but there is something to be said for that.'
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PROVO — If you were inside the Marriott Center on Tuesday night and left with a ringing in your ears from all of the whistles, you weren't alone. The frequency of the sound left many on both sides holding their ears afterward.
A whopping 51 combined team fouls were called during BYU's showdown against Utah State, turning a rivalry game more into a combined MMA and free-throw shooting competition.
In a game where the margin was razor thin, the Cougars' ability to shoot from the free-throw line and diffuse fouls among their bench players proved to be the difference in a 70-68 win over USU.
Utah State head coach Stew Morrill, left with only eight healthy bodies, opted to use just a seven-man rotation. With 27 fouls called against the Aggies that meant nearly everyone ended the game in foul trouble.
Marcel Davis, Ben Clifford, Spencer Butterfield and TeNale Roland all finished with four fouls and center Jarred Shaw fouled out. BYU had 24 fouls of its own, but was able to diffuse the fouls among 10 different players. As a result the Cougars had just three players with four fouls and none of them fouled out.
"We were in full scramble mode with so many guys in foul trouble," Morrill said. "I thought we might have to play our walk-on who hasn't checked in yet. ... I didn't know if we were going to have a point guard left."
Morrill said afterward he had no problem with the officiating, but the sheer amount of fouls changed the way the Aggies played. USU was forced to play a lot more zone in the second half to deal with foul problems. The players in foul trouble had to regulate their aggressiveness to avoid picking up another whistle that would end their nights.
"It was definitely a challenge," Butterfield said of playing with foul trouble. "We had to play smart. We had to back off a little bit and not be as aggressive. I know for me personally I was trying not to pick up that fourth and fifth foul. I backed off a little bit. I wish I didn't have to, but that's the way it is."
In a game that was a virtual parade to the free-throw line, the Aggies were done for the second time in three games by poor foul shooting. Utah State finished 17 of 27 (63 percent) from the charity stripe, while BYU, led by Tyler Haws going 12-14, shot 28-33 (85 percent).
"One of those games with a couple plays here and there it would have been a different outcome. If we made some free throws it sure would have helped," Morrill said. "We turned the ball over way too much and missed free throws. That's why we got beat."
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Nashville - A Swedish woman claiming to be Elvis Presley's long-lost daughter has filed a $130m lawsuit against his estate and relatives for defamation and emotional distress.
Lisa Johansen, 43, claims she was the true daughter of the "King of Rock and Roll" and was forcibly exiled to Sweden after her father's 1977 death out of fears she would be kidnapped. She also says she was replaced by "imposter" Lisa Marie Presley and that the singer's wife Priscilla Presley was her mother.
Johansen ostensibly chronicled her journey in an autobiography, I, Lisa Marie, but the book's publishers sued her in 2000 for refusing to take an agreed-upon DNA test.
For the past decade, Johansen has kept a low profile but a series of recent conflicts with the Presley family has brought renewed attention to her claims.
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She filed a lawsuit in US District Court in Memphis, Tennessee on November 21. The suit stems from a visit Johansen made to Graceland in August with her husband and four children to commemorate the anniversary of Presley's death.
Within days of the family's visit, Presley attorney Martin Singer sent a letter to Johansen's legal representative, stating that she had engaged in "outlandish, bizarre and fraudulent conduct", by boasting to Graceland staff about her close relationship with Presley family.
Singer dismissed her claims, saying "Lisa Johansen's strange obsession with my client's family and her outlandish claims to be the 'real' Lisa Marie Presley completely eviscerate Lisa Johansen's credibility."
During a 1992 visit to Graceland, Johansen impersonated Lisa Marie Presley, entered a private room and removed items from the property, fleeing when a security alarm went off, Singer said.
Neither Singer nor a representative of Presley's Graceland estate responded to requests for comment.
Maria Skelly, a spokesperson for Johansen in Washington, said the Presley family has been "provocative and hostile", and engaged in an effort to "intimidate (Johansen) in order to try to make her leave and not dare come back with any kind of claims".
"She has had hopes to solve the entire situation privately within the family," Skelly said. No court date has been set.
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Christchurch City Council chief executive Tony Marryatt is standing by his decision to grant his staff extra paid leave, saying it was not one that he made lightly.
Marryatt has faced a storm of criticism, mainly from the business community, since announcing the extra leave, but he says he cannot ignore how tired his staff are becoming.
"I can't allow this organisation to burn out in the short term and fail to meet our city's long-term needs," Marryatt says in a Perspective piece that appears in The Press today.
"Staff working across dozens of service areas are co-ordinating the repair of 1600 facilities, hundreds of kilometres of damaged underground pipes and roads and the restoration of many other services.
"Every day I come into work and see busy people doing their best for our city.
"I also see how tired our people are becoming and I won't ignore this.
"Our people are our greatest resource and I am incredibly proud of the work that council employees have done for this city.
"We cannot afford to lose the expertise, institutional knowledge and city understanding that sits with our staff.
"International examples show us that, if we don't act now, this is exactly what will happen."
Marryatt said that after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans had lost every management-level city official within five years because they had burned out, left the city or, in the worst cases, died.
Here, the council was already noticing staff turnover increasing, sick leave rising and a five-fold increase in use of internal staff counselling services. It was for those reasons the executive team made the decision to introduce staff support days, he said.
"The leave days will not impact our levels of service: libraries will remain open, phones will be answered, assessments and repairs on our damaged facilities will continue and complex decisions will be made.
"Staff will manage their workloads and take the days when it works best - everyone will pitch in to make it work," Marryatt said.
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Let's not panic. We all know that Twinkies, Ding Dongs, Wonder bread and the rest of Hostess Brands' oddly everlasting foods aren't going away any time soon, even if the food culture that created them is gasping its last.
Yes, Hostess is shutting down. And odds seem to favor the roughly century-old company disappearing from our corporate landscape. But before you rush out to stockpile a strategic Twinkie reserve, consider a few things. Namely, that Twinkies never die. You know full well that the snack cakes down at your corner 7-Eleven are going to outlive us all. Probably even after they've been consumed.
And then there's the acquisition-happy nature of the business world, an environment that increasingly prizes intellectual property above all. It's hard to imagine the fading away of brands as storied and valuable as Ho Hos, Ring Dings and Yodels. Within hours of announcing the closure Friday, the company already had put out word that Zingers, Fruit Pies and all the other brands were up for grabs.
Even if production really did stop, how long do you think it would take for some enterprising investor intoxicated by a cocktail of nostalgia and irony for the treats Mom used to pack in his G.I. Joe lunch box to find a way to roll out commemorative Twinkies? Special edition holiday Ho Hos? It's just the nature of our product-centered world. Brands don't die, even when perhaps they should.
But let's pretend for a moment they did. What would we lose if Twinkies fell off the culinary cliff?
Certainly few obesity-minded nutritionists would bemoan the loss. With some 500 million Twinkies produced a year, each packing 150 calories... Well, let's just leave it by saying that shaving 75 billion calories from the American diet sure could add up to a whole lot of skinny jeans.
Except that Twinkies aren't merely a snack cake, nor just junk food. They are iconic in ways that transcend how Americans typically fetishize food. But ultimately, they fell victim to the very fervor that created them.
Despite the many urban legends about the indestructability of Twinkies — Did you know they are made with the same chemical used in embalming? Or that they last 5, no 15, no 50 years? — and the many sadly true stories about the atrocious ingredients used to create them today, these treats once upon a time were the real deal.
They started out back in 1930, an era when people actually paid attention to seasonality in foods. James A. Dewar, who worked at Hostess predecessor Continental Baking Company in Schiller, Ill., wanted to find a way to use the bakery's shortbread pans year round. You see, the shortbread was filled with strawberries, but strawberries were only available for a few weeks a year.
So he used the oblong pans to bake spongecakes, which he then filled with banana cream. Bananas were a more regular crop.
Let's pause so you can wrap your mind around that for a moment. Twinkies once contained real fruit. Twinkies were created because of seasonality.
All went swimmingly until World War II hit and rationing meant — say it with me — Yes! We have no bananas. And so was born the vanilla cream Twinkie, which was vastly more popular anyway. Even then, there was a crafted element to these treats. The filling was added by hand using a foot pedal-powered pump. Pump too hard and the Twinkies exploded. These days you only see that when teenagers post YouTube videos of themselves microwaving them.
It was around this time that American food culture did an about face. It was an era when the industrialization and processing of cheap food wasn't just desired, it was glorified. Cans and chemicals could set you free. And they certainly set Twinkies free of the nuisance of a short shelf life. It's not formaldehyde that keeps these snack cakes feeling fresh, it's the lack of any dairy products in the so-called "cream."
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Fairfax-published cartoons poking fun at the Government's breakfasts in schools programme has created a national social media storm.
Readers turned to Twitter to vent their disgust, calling them "racist" and "poor-bashing".
The cartoons, by Qantas Media Award-winning cartoonist Al Nisbet, were printed in the Marlborough Express yesterday and The Press today.
The Marlborough Express cartoon featured a group of adults dressed in school uniforms heading to school with bowls in hands. Among them are a man and woman who look Maori or Pacific Island.
The man says to the woman, who has a cigarette hanging out of her mouth, "Psst. If we can get away with this, the more cash left for booze, smokes and pokies".
The Press cartoon featured what appears to be a rotund group of seven, surrounded by Lotto tickets, beer cans and cigarette packets.
The man says: "Free school food is great. Eases our poverty and puts something in you kids' bellies."
Twitter users called the cartoons "poor-bashing" and "stereotype to disgust".
"Nisbet's cartoon is racist. It's a pictorial expression of 'You dumb poor Maoris are bludgers'. Print that, Marlborough Express," one tweeter said.
The Government yesterday unveiled a $9.5 million KickStart school breakfast programme to subsidise Weet-Bix and milk breakfasts in schools over the next five years.
The two-days-a-week programme will be extended to five days a week in decile 1-4 schools in term three and all schools will be eligible from next year.
Race Relations Commissioner Dame Susan Devoy has described the cartoon as ''sadly insensitive to the issue of children living in poverty".
''The worst aspect, in my opinion, is that it stigmatises efforts to address the situation that sees too many of our children living in poverty.
"Beyond that, it is glaringly obvious that the cartoon portrays Maori or Pacific as the butt of its attempted humour. Using such negative stereotypes in this way is insulting and derogatory in the extreme."
In her statement, Devoy said newspapers and cartoonists have the right to publish what they see fit but needed to act with responsibility.
Devoy would be writing to newspaper editors to seek a meeting to discuss the issue.
The Press editor Joanna Norris said the newspaper had received three complaints this morning about the paper's cartoon. She was unaware of the Marlborough Express cartoon until today.
"It's not a question of whether I stand by the cartoon or not. The cartoon ... is clearly marked as opinion," she said.
"The Press has an editorial line on the food for schools programme and it is that we believe Government investment needs to go to supporting the most vulnerable members of our communities to ensure they have the resources to make good decisions on behalf of their families."
Norris said the cartoon that ran in The Press depicted people from a range of ethnic backgrounds, although it was hard to tell the intent in terms of the relationship of the people to one another.
"What we do know, is Maori and Pacific Islanders are over-represented in our most vulnerable demographics."
Marlborough Express editor Steve Mason said he stood by his decision to run the cartoon.
He said it was designed to stimulate discussion and had "certainly done that".
Mason was expecting some feedback, and most of the outcry had been national, rather than from his own readers.
"It uses stereotypes to highlight an important issue. I can see that may be seen to be racist [but] it certainly didn't set out to be racist. There are old people there, is it ageist?"
Nisbet said the outcry was unexpected as he had done "a hell of a lot worse".
"Obviously the cartoon worked. It got reaction. You've got to push the envelope otherwise you have namby pamby PC cartoons.
"I was born in Scotland, we get stereotyped all the time. But you don't hear Scots complaining because they've got a sense of humour.
"I think people should lighten up a bit."
Nisbet said he was not racist, and the cartoons were not intended to be so.
Rather, it was directed at anyone who complained about poverty and "blow their money on booze, fags and pokies".
The main idea with the Marlborough Express cartoon was adults dressing up as children.
Some of the characters were dark because it was mainly northern schools taking up the programme, he said.
"They [complainers] always point at the dark figures, they never look at the white ones."
Maori affairs blogger Morgan Godfery said the cartoons were "playing to a familiar script" and were designed to cause "maximum offence".
"Two brown parents - either Maori or Pasifika - playing to a familiar script. Add an element of classism and fat shaming and you have a cartoon that 'promotes discussion'. Poverty isn't funny, though.
"Race is a proxy for class. The cartoons recognise that and mix the two for maximum offence. Not in an ironic, making a deep social comment sort of way, but in crass play at the readers prejudice.
"In an ideal world the media would be better than that, but not the Marlborough Express and the Christchurch Press."
"Hilarious. Would have gone down really well in apartheid South Africa."
"The irony of putting a cartoon like that on a page titled 'Insight' ... 'Al Nisbet Today' ... gone tomorrow please."
"Well, I sure am looking forward to Michael Laws' column this weekend about the PC lynch mob going after Al Nisbet for just telling the truth."
"Cheers to Al Nisbet, festering pustule on the buttock of the profession of satire, for dragging racist discourse into the light of day."
"Can someone just whack Al Nisbet on the nose with a rolled up newspaper?"
"I no we all joke about the lack of culture in the South Island but this is something else."
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Funeral services for John Gordon Baird, 91, Lawrence, will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Elliott Chapel in Hutchinson. Private graveside services will follow in Fairlawn Cemetery in Hutchinson.Mr. Baird died Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2008, at Brandon Woods Health Center in Lawrence.He was born March 1, 1916, in Vesper, the son of John C. and Julia Corbett Baird. He was a longtime resident of Hutchinson and moved to Lawrence in 2005.Mr. Baird served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II. He was a retired electrician and a member of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union 661. He was also a member of First United Methodist Church in Hutchinson and Central United Methodist Church in Lawrence.He married Norma Jean Roll on April 2, 1951, in Hutchinson. She survives, of the home.Other survivors include two sons, Ted G. and wife Katherine, Lenexa, and Jim and wife Joan, Overland Park; a daughter, Linda Frost and husband Victor, Lawrence; and seven grandchildren.Mr. Baird was preceded in death by two sisters, Corinne Baird and Lola Mathews.The family will receive friends from 1 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Friday at Elliott Mortuary before the services.The family suggests memorials to a charity of the donor's choice, sent in care of the mortuary, 1219 N. Main, Hutchinson, 67501.Online condolences may be sent at www.elliottmortuary.com.
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An air handler or air handling unit (AHU) is the device that circulates air as part of an HVAC system. It is a complex mechanism that comprises of blowers, heating and cooling elements, filters, and dampers. The air handler is a critical part of the HVAC system and Experts on Just Answer have answered questions on all aspects of air handler troubleshooting, problems and repairs, below.
The best way to answer this question is to list out the pros and cons of variable speed air handlers. The pros first. A variable speed unit will consume less electricity because they usually run at below top speed whereas single speed unit always run at 100%. Variable speed units ramp up slowly so there is no sudden blasts of air when you start the system. Variable speed air handlers are much quieter. They also remove more humidity from the air, and they deliver air better. The only con is that if there are duct leaks, the losses will be increased.
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The fan relay appears to be bad. This is a common problem with this make. It is actually not a relay, though that is what they call it. It is a sequencer. This will need to be changed. The reason the air handler works in the heating mode is that the unit is fed from the normally closed contacts on the blower time delay relay from the heat sequencer. The heat sequencer should be located next to the relay and it would be a good idea to replace it at the same time.
Case Details: When the outside temperature rises, the unit begins to function properly but never warms the house.
The most likely cause of the problem is that the unit is not defrosting properly. Without proper defrosting the unit cannot deliver heat effectively and the electric backup comes on. Another reason for inadequate heating could be that a defective sequencer may be affecting the operation of the heat strips. Rheem had a problem with the defrost boards for that model and the demand was so high dealers were often out of stock. The replacement boards now available are much better may need to replace the defrost board.
Open the blower door and check if the 5 amp fuse is blown and replace it if need be. If the fuse is not the issue find the R, W, G, T, O and C terminal on the control board. Jump between R and G and see if the fan starts. If it does take a voltmeter and place one lead on R and one on C and see if you have 24 volts. If so, it looks like you have a thermostat problem – jumping R and G bypassed the thermostat and the fan started. Pull the front cover of the thermostat off and jump between the R and G terminals and then R and W. If the unit starts then your thermostat probably needs to be replaced.
As far a matching goes you can have larger indoor unit but not an outdoor one. For example, a 3.5 ton indoor unit will work fine with a 3 ton outdoor unit, but not the reverse. However, this does not apply in your case as both the units are 3 tons.
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One of Russia's favorite Hollywood actors sat down with Rossiyskaya Gazeta's Marina Ochakovskaya before a screening of "A Good Day to Die Hard." Bruce Willis discussed filming in Moscow, why fans love the Die Hard series, and the ways in which he has grown along with his character, super-cop John McClane.
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Bruce Willis: I think people love John McClane because hes not a superhero. Hes got no special skills or natural abilities. Hes just an ordinary guy who, when he finds himself in extreme situations, realizes that hes just got to fight. Otherwise, things wont go well for him and his family. Thats why its not hard for viewers to put themselves in his shoes.
It's not difficult to see that John McClane is like the Russian people, who have had to fight off lots of catastrophies in its 1000 year history as a nation, from the Mongol hordes to the Nazis and the modern day carpetbaggers hoping to fanagle Russia's Resources and companies from Russia.
Like John McClane The Russians have been faced with tough situations, even impossible situations and throught their own fierce fighting and opposition came out winners. Go Russia.
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Aimed toward trend-obsessed teens and young women looking to dress up for a night on the town, Joyce Leslie is loaded with brightly colored tops and tees with tart messages like The Good Ones are Gay, Sanity is Overrated, and Upgrade Your Life Try Me. What's not made of spandex will likely fit like it isexcept, of course, the plastic accessories lining the wall (perhaps Joyce Leslie's best asset). The New Jerseybased chain carries everything from Gucci knockoffs to loud, dangly jewelry at prices within the disposable income of an after-school babysitter.
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