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What happens when a young American schoolgirl falls in love with all things British? Just ask Rebecca Eaton, the executive producer of
Masterpiece Theatre
, who spent a good part of her adolescence in the late fifties "escaping the terrors of junior high school lost in
Jane Eyre
." Armed with a degree in English Lit. from Vassar, she learned her trade as a production assistant at the BBC World Service in London and a producer at WGBH in Boston before earning (in 1985) the top spot at
Masterpiece Theatre
, the sibling PBS programs that present the best of British television. Eaton had some big shoes to fill—her predecessor, Joan Wilson, brought
Upstairs, Downstairs
I, Claudius
The Jewel in the Crown
Rumpole of the Bailey
; and other iconic series to PBS. Subscribing to the "If it's not broke, don't fix it" theory, Eaton continued to seek out the best material in the UK—putting her stamp on
Inspector Morse
A Very British Coup
—while stepping up efforts to coproduce dramas ranging from 1990's
The Ginger Tree
(the first high-definition television drama to air in the U.S.) to
Bleak House
(2006). In addition, she green-lighted such bold contemporary fare as
House of Cards
with Ian Richardson and
Prime Suspect
with Helen Mirren, and steered
Masterpiece Theatre
into the world of feature films—coproducing Jane Austen's
and the Academy Award–nominated
Mrs. Brown
, starring Dame Judi Dench. "It's tough spending time with Judi Dench, Derek Jacobi, and Diana Rigg," Eaton says jokingly. "It's the best job in television."
She was born in Boston and raised in Pasadena, California, "in a house where drama and literature were thick on the ground." Her mother, Katherine Emery, was an actress who had appeared on Broadway (including the original production of Lillian Hellman's
The Children's Hour
) and in movies (including
Isle of the Dead
with Boris Karloff). Her father was an English literature professor at Caltech. "They made for a rich brew," Eaton said. "We would come east every summer, and I would go to New York with my mother and see Broadway shows."
Eaton graduated from Vassar in 1969 with a degree in English literature. She wrote her thesis on James Joyce's
The Dubliners
. During her senior year at college, she was chosen to go to London as part of a school program to work at the BBC as a "sort of production assistant and secretary." She stayed for sixteen months—"I was meeting people and learning things," she later said of the experience.
Shortly after her return to the U.S., Eaton saw two television shows on public television that deeply influenced her—
, Sir Kenneth Clark's series on art, architecture, and aesthetic human achievements; and the documentary
Gertrude Stein: When This You See, Remember Me
(which was directed by another 2007
She Made It
honoree, Perry Miller Adato). "Both of them made me realize that I wanted to do some sort of educational, high-class, dramatic work in television," Eaton said.
In 1972 she was hired by WGBH in Boston, where she produced local and national programming, including the radio arts magazine
and the television programs
. She also coproduced
The Little Sister
, a drama about a probation officer who tries to help a deeply troubled young girl, for the PBS series
American Playhouse
, and television profiles of ballet dancer Violette Verdy and basketball star Patrick Ewing for WGBH.
In 1984 Eaton married Paul Robert Cooper, a sculptor. A year later they had a daughter, Katherine, who was born shortly before Eaton was tapped to become executive producer of
Masterpiece Theatre
Eaton replaced the illustrious executive producer Joan Wilson, who died of cancer on July 4, 1985. The prospect of taking over two renowned television series was slightly daunting—and in a 2000 interview in the
Boston Globe
, Eaton credited her husband with the important role he played in her career. "We have a role reversal; he runs our house. When Katherine was 3 or 4 months old, and I had to start this job, I handed him the baby, knowing without looking back that she was with the best possible person. We've never had nannies. I did miss her first step."
The road to
Masterpiece Theatre
had been paved in late 1969 by The
Forsyte Saga
(which aired in the U.S. on the nascent public television network), an engrossing, sprawling tale of an upper middle-class family that was widely considered to be the first television miniseries. Briton Christopher Sarson, who was then a WGBH producer, came up with the idea for
Masterpiece Theatre
and was its first executive producer from 1970 to 1973. During its first decade,
Masterpiece Theatre
—renowned for its catchy theme music by the French Baroque composer Jean-Joseph Mouret and its well-spoken host, Alistair Cooke (who was succeeded by Russell Baker in 1992)—quickly established itself as
show to watch on Sunday nights. It premiered on January 10, 1971, with
The First Churchills
—drawn from a book by Sir Winston Churchill about his seventeenth-century ancestors. The series' output is astounding; in its initial season alone,
Masterpiece Theatre
presented adaptations of novels by Balzac, Tolstoy, and James Fenimore Cooper, among others, plus the acclaimed historical dramas
Elizabeth R
, with Glenda Jackson, and
The Six Wives of Henry VIII
, with Keith Michell.
Then, early in 1974,
Masterpiece Theatre
Upstairs, Downstairs
—an ingenious series (created by actresses Jean Marsh and Eileen Atkins) that intertwined the lives of an uppercrust family and their servants—and television was, quite literally, never the same.
Upstairs, Downstairs
was awarded multiple Emmy Awards for Outstanding Drama Series and has been roundly copied (most notoriously by CBS, with its failed series
Beacon Hill
) but never successfully duplicated.
In 1980,
was spawned as a younger sibling of
Masterpiece Theatre
—with a mission to bring the classics of crime fiction to the airwaves. The series (hosted in its early years by Gene Shalit and Vincent Price and, since 1989, by Diana Rigg) premiered with
She Fell Among Thieves
, followed by the beloved
Rumpole of the Bailey
, starring Leo McKern. Over the years there have been countless successful series and one-offs broadcast on
Masterpiece Theatre
; just a few of the many titles include
Love for Lydia
(which introduced Americans to Jeremy Irons, a few years before
Brideshead Revisited
—a non–
Masterpiece Theatre
presentation, incidentally—made him a star),
The Jewel in the Crown
Jeeves and Wooster
(with a young Hugh Laurie),
The Bretts
with David Suchet,
Sherlock Holmes
with Jeremy Brett,
House of Cards
with Ian Richardson,
Prime Suspect
with Helen Mirren,
David Copperfield
with Daniel Radcliffe,
The Lost Prince
, a remake of
The Forsyte Saga
, and Tony Hillerman's
(a coproduction with Robert Redford's production company), which in 2002 became the first American tale to air on
(In addition,
Masterpiece Theatre
has aired some adaptations of American literary works.)
From the early years of
—when the supply of potboilers from the UK seemed to run low—the series has acted as a coproducer. Since the mideighties
Masterpiece Theatre
has also coproduced many of its offerings. "I think it's riskier and more fun (to coproduce)," says Eaton, "because it allows us to have more input and we can make suggestions we think will appeal to our audiences."
For the first three decades of its run,
Masterpiece Theatre
was amply—some would say extravagantly, at least by PBS standards—funded. Corporate sponsor Mobil Oil, which spent upwards of $250 million on the series, was the perfect patron—funding
Masterpiece Theatre
but staying out of the way when it came to creative matters. Mobil dropped its sponsorship in 2002 after the company merged with Exxon. Since then the series has scrambled for funding—and in an attempt to draw a younger viewership has undergone a makeover. In the 2007-08 season the theme song will remain the same but the series itself (currently without a host since Russell Baker departed in 2004) will be split into three sub-seasons: "Masterpiece Classics," "Masterpiece Contemporary," and "Masterpiece Mystery." There will be a Jane Austen festival (the unprecedented television broadcast of all six of Austen's novels) as well as a new miniseries,
Cranford Chronicles
, starring Dame Judi Dench. Over the years nearly every notable British actor—from Laurence Olivier to Bob Hoskins to Emma Thompson—has appeared on
Masterpiece Theatre
(More than a few American actors have also found their way into the productions as well—from Cynthia Harris in
Edward & Mrs. Simpson
to Gillian Anderson in
Bleak House
.) The series have also been a showcase for top British writers (including Andrew Davies and Stephen Poliakoff) and directors.
It is Eaton's job as executive producer to bring all of the forces into play. Her childhood experiences have served her well. "I have a theory about people who end up producers, and anybody who's had an actor in the family can probably attest to this. They can be complicated households. When there's a star around, everybody else is playing supporting roles, and producers are often people who as children were the people in the family who solved the problems and smoothed things over and tied up the loose ends…Producing is about nothing but tying up loose ends and making sure other people get things done."
Eaton has accrued a number of accolades, including eleven prime-time Emmy Awards, six International Emmys, and thirteen Peabody Awards. In 2003 her career was recognized by Queen Elizabeth II—who awarded Eaton with an honorary OBE (Officer, Order of the British Empire), presented by the British ambassador in Washington, D.C.
In retrospect, it would seem that Eaton spent her childhood preparing for her dream job. She has long had a reputation as one of the nicest people in the industry—perhaps because she is having such a good time doing her job. "If you happen to be a bookworm with a penchant for British literature, which I am, and with an interest in theater and film, with an overall interest in the mission of public television, it's the perfect job."
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Inside Job was well received by film critics who praised its pacing, research, and exposition of complex material. The film was screened at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival in May and won the 2010 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. Run time 1 hour 45 minutes
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The infant ends up among the dirty sheets due to be washed at a facility on the Minnesota-Wisconsin border.
15:13, UK, Wednesday 17 April 2013
A Minnesota hospital has apologised for mishandling a stillborn baby whose body was discovered wrapped in linen at a laundry.
Regions Hospital in St Paul said the remains found at the facility in Red Wing, 45 miles southeast, was that of a 22-week-old baby.
The hospital says the baby had been wrapped in linen in the mortuary and was mistaken for laundry that was supposed to be sent out for cleaning.
The hospital called it a "terrible mistake" and said it is extending "deep apologies" to the family.
Hospital officials also said they are offering support and counselling to employees of the linen service.
Local police chief Roger Pohlman said earlier that hospital workers had recovered the body and linen from the Crothall Laundry before his officers arrived.
"What we have is that when they were preparing the laundry, a baby had fallen out of a sheet, and that they had called the hospital where the laundry had come from, and that they immediately sent people down to pick it up," he said.
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The authentic, distressed style of Anderson's Gnarly Plank collection offers hardwood flooring that knows no season. It warms up rooms in winter, and with just minor decorating changes, works as well with summer decor. Around flooring with such long-lasting appeal, homeowners can make simple seasonal changes to infuse summer into their home design.
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Test firing different guns is a good idea. Choose what is best and most comfortable to you and family members not what others tell you to buy as you will get their favorites not yours.
In regards to the .38/.357. Many magnum calibers started off as standard ones just as many standard calibers started off as black powder rounds.. .38 special became the .357, the .44 special became the .44 magnum they simply stretched the case out. Many handguns are designed for multiple calibers. One of the more popular nowadays is the .410/.45 long colt guns that shoot a shotshell or a conventional pistol cartridge. The 9mm came from the 9mm Kurtz caliber which Kurtz means short. The .380 cartridge is simply a stretched 9mm case with more powder.
Many older revolvers and rifles were chambered in cartridges like the 44-40. This was simply a .44 caliber bullet with 40 grains of black powder same with the 45-70, 50-100 or 50-120 cartridge rifles. Generally the first number was the caliber and the second was the powder charge. You do have to be careful though as time progressed they converted some calibers and guns to smokeless ammunition which was great you got increased velocity and less fouling but modern smokeless ammunition even though it is the same caliber should not be used in older black powder guns as they will not handle it.
Thanks again for the advice. I'm taking my time with this. One of the reasons I joined this group was to gather information from experienced people. I appreciate the info and the time taken to write it all.
There are much greater reasons not to use .357 mag loadings than worrying about a lawsuit.
Magnum loadings in any revolver are going to create a greater muzzle flash and recoil. If fired in a low light scenario the results would probably ruin whatever night vision you had for a couple of minutes. Increased recoil means a slower second shot as it takes longer to get back on target.
Yes a handgun round will penetrate through a wall. Yes it could injure someone on the other side. That does not mean you do not shoot if there is no other choice. The likelihood of a round going through a human body then on to penetrate the wall is rather slim. A good self defense round is meant to expand inside tissue dumping all of it's energy inside the body. Through and through shots mean that the bullet did not do it's job completely since it past through and you actually lost that energy and stopping power as it exited. It would still could be effective just not as effective. The key that cannot be stressed enough is to hit your target.
BowerR64. Just like stacking the magazine tube of a shotgun with slugs, buckshot, birdshot or any other combination you never seem to have what you need right at that moment. It is also very hard in the heat of the moment to count which round is which. There are many SD rounds on the market that use special powder that yields a low muzzle flash but still lets the bullet reach the needed velocity to do it's job. It all comes down to hitting the target where you need to hit it.


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TUESDAY Sept 10, 2013 — In a study published this month from Intermountain Medical Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, my colleagues and I examined the impact of catheter ablation in the heart on long-term stroke risks. We were able to show that stroke risk can be brought down to normal — at less than half the risk of other untreated patients with atrial fibrillation (afib).
For this large study, a total of 37,908 patients were followed for a minimum of three years. In the study population, 4,212 patients underwent a catheter ablation for symptomatic atrial fibrillation, 16,484 were treated with only medications for atrial fibrillation, and another 16,484 had no known history of atrial fibrillation.
Atrial fibrillation is an abnormal heart rhythm involving the upper two chambers of the heart, and the muscle contractions become chaotic. As a consequence, blood flow through the upper chambers slows and clots form, which can lead to stroke.
At one year, 893 (2.4 percent) patients in the study overall had had a stroke. Rate of stroke was significantly higher in those patients with atrial fibrillation who did not undergo ablation (3.5 percent) compared to those who underwent a catheter ablation (1.4 percent). The interesting aspect of this study was the stroke rates one year after ablation in patients with atrial fibrillation who had had a catheter ablation were identical to rates of patients with no history of atrial fibrillation.
For patients who did not have ablation, the stroke risk more than doubled.
What are the symptoms of atrial fibrillation?
Most patients experience symptoms when their heart develops atrial fibrillation, including:
- Racing or irregularity of your heartbeat
- Shortness of breath
- Chest discomfort
- Swelling in your legs
- Lightheadedness
- Fatigue
- Loss of exercise capacity
In some people, the symptoms are so mild that they may go unnoticed. In others, afib symptoms are so severe that they have to go to an emergency room within hours of the onset of atrial fibrillation. Unfortunately, many patients may become aware of their atrial fibrillation only after experiencing a stroke.
Minimizing risks associated with atrial fibrillation
Three primary concerns that need to be addressed in the treatment of atrial fibrillation are:
- Minimize risk of stroke
- Control the heart rate
- Treat atrial fibrillation
First, minimize the risk of stroke by using a medication called an anticoagulant or blood thinner. In people who have risk factors of prior stroke, high blood pressure, heart failure, diabetes, or are over age 75, medications such as warfarin (Coumadin), apixaban (Eliquis), rivoraxaban (Xarelto), or dabigatran (Pradaxa) are required.
Second, to minimize the risk of heart failure, the heart rate must be controlled so it does not go too fast. We minimize heart failure risk by using medications to slow the heart rate or make the heart beat normally.
Finally, we treat atrial fibrillation with medications called antiarrhythmic drugs used to force the heart to beat normally. Some patients require an electrical shock to the heart under sedation to reset it to a normal heart rhythm.
Reducing stroke risk in patients with atrial fibrillation
For most physicians, the foremost concern in the treatment of atrial fibrillation is reducing stroke risk. The most common such medication is warfarin, which is difficult to use long-term. It often requires frequent blood tests to adjust the dose. And because warfarin also interacts with many other drugs, as well as many food sources and herbal and nonherbal supplements, the dose often has to be changed for safety.
Most patients who have used warfarin know that careful attention to diet is required to minimize variations in vitamin K intake. Vitamin K is found in many vegetables including most of dark leafy greens we commonly consume in salads. By removing many enjoyable food sources from people's diets, this drug often negatively impacts quality of life.
Finally, in atrial fibrillation, anticoagulant or blood-thinning drugs decrease risk of clot formation in the heart. However, a higher risk of bleeding in the head, stomach, bowel, and bladder results. We can minimize the risk of bleeding with careful monitoring of the warfarin dose or by using one of the newer medications that typically reduce bleeding in the head, and in the case of apixaban, also reduce bleeding in the stomach, bowel, or bladder.
Can making the heartbeat normal reduce stroke risk in patients with atrial fibrillation?
It makes sense that if an abnormal heart rhythm leads to stroke, then correcting that heart rhythm will reduce stroke risk. However, the antiarrhythmic medications that we use to make the heartbeat normal are not completely effective. These medications work about 40 percent to 70 percent of the time.
Unfortunately it only takes a few hours of atrial fibrillation within a month to increase your risk of stroke. As such, we treat risk of stroke after you develop atrial fibrillation independent from how we treat the abnormal heart rhythm.
There remains a pervasive question in that if we develop better ways to treat atrial fibrillation, which may be more effective than traditional medications, can we lower stroke rates?
Catheter ablation is a way to treat atrial fibrillation that, if successful, does not require the use of medications long-term. A catheter ablation is a procedure in which a small tool called a catheter is advanced through the large veins in the legs to the left upper heart chamber. Once the catheter is in the left upper chamber of the heart, heat energy is delivered at the catheter tip to burn the diseased tissue that is beating abnormally.
The most common procedure involves encircling burns or lesions just outside the small veins that bring blood from the lungs to the left upper heart chamber (pulmonary veins). The burning is needed to make small scars in the heart that do not conduct electricity to form these small borders and separate diseased and healthy parts of the heart electrically. If successful, the veins which are the most common cause of atrial fibrillation are then electrically separated from the left upper chamber. The success rates with atrial fibrillation are not 100 percent, but in high-volume experienced centers can be between 60 percent to 80 percent. These rates can be better if more than one ablation procedure is performed.
New study shows reduced stroke risks
In the recent study of ablation and strike risk that I conducted at Intermountain with my colleagues, the results showed improvements that were highly significant. As these patients were studied for more years, the patients that had a catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation had stroke rates that paralleled patients with no history of atrial fibrillation. Those patients with atrial fibrillation treated with medications only, continued to experience higher rates of strokes up to 25% at 10 years, which was over twice as much as those with atrial fibrillation who were treated with an ablation, and patients with no atrial fibrillation.
What was important about this current study is often the people who are the healthiest undergo a procedure. This is particularly true in elective procedures like catheter ablation. So we often see a benefit with the procedure, but it is only in relatively healthy patients. In this study, there was a reduction in stroke with catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation compared to medication treatment only, across all patients independent of how many risk factors for stroke they possessed.
Even the sickest patients that received an ablation, those that had two or more risk factors for stroke (heart failure, prior stroke, diabetes, high blood pressure, or advanced age) still experienced a substantial reduction in stroke risk. These findings are important as a procedure such as catheter ablation is considered in all groups of people, from the most fit to the most sick.
What does this study mean to me?
This study is important as we try to understand the best ways to reduce stroke with atrial fibrillation. If we have a very efficient treatment of atrial fibrillation that makes the heart beat normally long-term and does this all at once, unlike medications that are typically required life long, then we can reduce stroke risk.
It is important to realize that with catheter ablation there is a process involved, and the many parts of this process likely also help reduce stroke rates. This process usually includes aggressive efforts to treat your blood pressure, the use of medications (anticoagulants or blood thinners) to reduce stroke are often carefully controlled, and other problems that can lead to stroke and brain injury, such as sleep apnea and heart failure, are identified and treated.
These research findings still need to be further evaluated in studies specifically designed to analyze stroke rates after ablation. However, we do have hope that if we can ultimately eliminate atrial fibrillation that the stroke rates will become so low that even the use of long-term anticoagulant medications will no longer be required.
Dr. T. Jared Bunch currently directs heart rhythm research at Intermountain Medical Center and is the medical director for heart rhythm services for the Intermountain Healthcare network. Dr. Bunch is on the editorial boards of the Heart Rhythm Journal, the Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology, and the Journal of Innovations in Cardiac Rhythm Management.
Last Updated: 9/10/2013


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Nov. 5, 2010
NIU (7-2, 5-0) vs. Toledo (6-3, 5-0)
Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2010 | 6 p.m. (CT) | ESPN2
DeKalb, Ill. | Huskie Stadium | 24,000
2010 Record/MAC Record: 7-2/5-0
2009 Record: 7-6
2009 MAC Record/Finish: 5-3/2nd, West Division
Head Coach: Jerry Kill
Alma Mater/Year: Southwestern (KS)/1983
Record at NIU/Years: 20-15/3rd
Career Record/Years: 124-72/17th
Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/4-3
First Year of Football: 1899
All-Time Record: 508-459-51
Last Bowl Game: 2010 International Bowl (Toronto): USF 27, NIU 3
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 49/23
Starters Returning: 19 (6 Off., 11 Def., 2 Spec.)
Starters Lost: 7 (4 Off., 2 Def., 1 Spec.)
Location: DeKalb, Illinois
Founded: 1895
Enrollment: 24,397
Affiliation: NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision
Conference: Mid-American (West Division)
Colors: Cardinal and Black
Nickname: Huskies
Stadium: Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium
Surface/Capacity: Field Turf /24,000
President (Alma Mater, Year): Dr. John Peters (John Carroll '67)
Assoc. VP/Athletic Director: Jeff Compher
Alma Mater: James Madison '80
Ticket Information: 815-752-6800
Athletics Website: www.NIUHuskies.com
2010 Record/Conference Record: 6-3, 5-0
2009 Record/Conference Record/Finish: 5-7/3-5 4th West
Head Coach: Tim Beckman
Alma Mater/Year: Findlay '88
Record at UT/Year: 11-10/2nd
Career Record/Year: 11-10/2nd
Location: Toledo, Ohio
Enrollment: 23,064
Conference: Mid-American
Colors: Midnight Blue & Gold
Stadium: Glass Bowl
Surface/Capacity: FieldTurf/26,248
President: Dr. Lloyd Jacobs
Athletic Director: Mike O'Brien
Ticket Information: 419-530-GOLD
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Overall: Toledo leads 29-8
In DeKalb: Toledo leads 11-6
In MAC Games: Toledo leads 19-5
Streak: UT, 1
Kill vs. Toledo: 1-1
NIU HEAD COACH Jerry Kill
Jerry Kill is in his third season at Northern Illinois and his 17th season as a collegiate head coach. The Kansas native will become the first coach in NIU history to lead the Huskies to three straight bowl games. With this season's victory over Minnesota, Kill's NIU teams have two wins over Big Ten teams, and he owns a 20-15 overall won-loss record at Northern Illinois. Kill's 124-72-0 career record as a head coach is good for a winning percentage of .633. Prior to NIU, he spent 14 years as head coach of programs at Saginaw Valley State (1994-98), Emporia State (1999-2000) and Southern Illinois (2001-07).
In his first stint as a collegiate head coach at Saginaw Valley State (Mich.) from 1994-98, Kill's teams posted five consecutive winning seasons, a 38-14 overall record and were nationally-ranked in each of his final two years. After two seasons at Emporia State (Kans.), he moved on to Southern Illinois, where he led the Salukis to the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs five times, including a trip to the FCS semifinals in 2007.
Southern Illinois went 55-32 in seven seasons under Kill. He was named the Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year in 2004 following a 10-2 campaign, and won the Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year Award in 2007 while leading SIU to a 12-2 record. Southern Illinois spent 64 straight weeks in the Top 20 between 2003 and 2007 and was ranked in the Top 10 for 12 consecutive weeks in 2007.
Kill began his collegiate coaching career at Kansas powerhouse Pittsburg State, beginning in 1985 with three seasons as the defensive coordinator. After spending the 1988 and '89 campaigns as the head coach at Webb City High School where the team won the 1989 state championship, he returned to PSU as offensive coordinator for the then NCAA Division II team. He picked up another championship as the Gorillas won the national title in 1991 with a 13-1-1 record.
The Northern Illinois football program has achieved academically under Kill. In his two seasons at NIU, 50 football student-athletes have earned their degrees and the football team's most recent Academic Progress Rate of 975 ranks the Huskies 10th of all Division I schools in the country in eligibility, retention and graduation of student-athletes.
NIU-Toledo on Television
ESPN2 will televise the Northern Illinois-Toledo game to a national television audience with kickoff at 6 p.m. (Central) from Huskie Stadium. Clay Matvick will handle the play-by-play call with Robert Smith providing color analysis.
NIU-Toledo on Radio
On radio, fans can listen to the Northern Illinois-Toledo game on the Huskies' flagship station, WLBK AM 1360 in DeKalb, in Chicago on WSCR AM 670 The Score as well as on WTJK ESPN1380 AM in Janesville, Wis. which covers the Rockford, Ill. market. The NIU-ISP Radio Network broadcast kicks off with the pregame show at 5:30 p.m. (CT). Hall of Fame broadcaster Bill Baker is in his 31st season as the play-by-play voice of the Huskies and is joined by Mark Lindo, in his 26th year as NIU's color analyst, and fifth-year sideline reporter Casey Kahler.
"Inside Huskie Football" Radio Show
NIU Head Coach Jerry Kill joins host Bill Baker and other special guests on the "Inside Huskie Football" live radio show each Thursday from 7-8 p.m. during the 2010 season. The show takes place at Fatty's Pub & Grille on Lincoln Highway in DeKalb. Hear the show on WLBK 1360 AM DeKalb and on NIU-ISP Radio Network affiliate ?ESPN 1380AM in Janesville, Wis. Future dates for the show are Nov. 4, 11 and 18.
"NIU Live" Radio Show
Each week, join NIU Associate Vice-President and Director of Athletics Jeff Compher, host Andy Garcia and Northern Illinois coaches for "NIU Live" on WSCR 670 AM The Score in Chicago. The 30-minute show features a weekly update with football coach Jerry Kill as well as interviews with other Huskie coaches and all the latest NIU Athletics news. The November shows will air on the following dates:
Huskie All-Access
Fans across the country can hear all NIU live radio broadcasts, including football games and "Inside Huskie Football," live on Huskie All-Access at www.NIUHuskies.com. All-Access subscribers pay just $6.95/month or $49.95/year to receive all NIU radio game and show broadcasts, as well as select football and all home men's and women's basketball, volleyball and men's and women's soccer games. Subscribers also have access to Coach Kill's weekly press conferences and special video features.
Get all of the latest NIU Athletics news and information, statistics, press releases and more online every day at www.NIUHuskies.com, the official athletics website for Northern Illinois University.
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MAC West Showdown
Northern Illinois puts its seven-game winning streak on the line Tuesday night in front of the national television cameras of ESPN2 as the Huskies play host to Toledo in the game that could decide who will win the Mid-American Conference West Division. Both teams enter the game undefeated in league play.
Black Out
Northern Illinois is promoting the Tuesday night match-up with Toledo as its annual "Black Out" game and encouraging all fans to wear black. The school will distribute black Thunderstix. In addition, NIU tailback great and current Chicago Bear Garrett Wolfe is expected to be on hand and will be honored as the "Huskie Legend" between the first and second quarters.
The Huskies enter Tuesday night's game versus Toledo looking to extend their winning streak to seven games, which would be NIU's longest streak since the 2003 team opened the season with seven consecutive wins. Northern Illinois' current six-game winning streak started Sept. 25 with a win at Minnesota and has continued with Mid-American Conference victories over Akron, Temple, Buffalo, Central Michigan and Western Michigan. The winning sreak matches a six-game win streak for the Huskies from Sept. 24 to Oct. 30, 2004. Northern Illinois' 7-2 start this year matches the team's record through nine games in 2004.
Back in Time?
The last time a Northern Illinois team won five (or more) straight games to open a Mid-American Conference season was 2004, and the similarities between that year and 2010 are a little eerie, down to the dates on the calendar. In 2004, NIU started the year 1-2 with a home win in the second game and road losses at Maryland and Iowa State. Joe Novak's Huskies then won six straight MAC games between Sept. 24 and Oct. 30 to improve their record to 7-2 overall, 6-0 in the MAC, leading into a Tuesday, Nov. 9 ESPN2 showdown for the MAC West versus a Toledo team that was 5-1 in the league and 6-3 overall. The Rockets came out on top in that 2004 game by a 31-17 score and went on to play in the MAC Championship game.
The Coach's Credentials
Jerry Kill is the only Northern Illinois coach to lead the Huskies to back-to-back bowl games in the "major college" era (since 1969) with trips to the Independence Bowl in 2008 and the International Bowl last season and is set to become the first coach in school history to take the Huskies to three straight bowls. With the win over Minnesota earlier this year, he became the only coach in school history with two wins over Big Ten Conference opponents. Kill has posted a 20-15 record at NIU, highlighted by the bowl trips and Big Ten wins over Purdue (28-21) in 2009 and Minnesota (34-23). The win at Purdue marked the school's first Big Ten victory in 21 seasons.
Rockets & Dogs
Toledo holds the upper hand in the series as the Rockets have won 29 of the 37 meetings between the teams, including last year's 20-19 victory. Tuesday's meeting is the 18th played in DeKalb, where six of the Huskies' eight series wins have taken place. Toledo has dominated the series of late, winning 14 of the last 16 games dating back to 1990. NIU has won just five of the 24 games played as MAC foes.
The Last Meeting
A year ago in Toledo, Mike Salerno's 42-yard field goal attempt with 37 seconds left was blocked, securing the Rockets' 20-19 victory at the Glass Bowl. Northern Illinois fell behind 14-0 as Toledo scored on a 17-yard run by DaJuane Collins and a 26-yard pass from Austin Dantin to Tim Cortazzo. Salerno's first PAT attempt of the game was also blocked and that miscue would hurt the Huskies, who pulled within one point of the Rockets at 14-13 with 8:17 left in the third period. NIU took a 19-14 lead after Cory Hanson's interception at the Toledo 11-yard line, but Toledo scored the last touchdown of the game to claim the one-point victory.
On the Board
The Huskies received two votes in the USA Today Coaches Poll and a vote in the Associated Press poll this week after recording its sixth straight victory last week at WMU. The last time the Huskies were ranked in the AP poll was Nov. 9, 2003 when NIU owned a 9-1 record. NIU was ranked as high as No. 12 that season after starting 7-0 with wins over Maryland, Alabama and Iowa State.
WMU in Review
Northern Illinois quarterback Chandler Harnish led the Huskies on a game-winning touchdown drive with less than five minutes on the clock and senior defensive end Jake Coffman intercepted Western Michigan quarterback Alex Carder on the NIU 12-yard line with 39 seconds on the clock to give Northern Illinois a 28-21 victory over WMU at Waldo Stadium. Northern Illinois won its sixth straight game behind tailback Chad Spann, who reached the 1,000-yard mark for the season after rushing for 146 yards on 22 carries, and the Huskie defense, which came up with a pair of fourth-down stops in the red zone.
Home Field Advantage
All-time, Northern Illinois is 139-97-2 at Huskie Stadium, which opened in 1965. NIU owns a .588 winning percentage in games played at Huskie Stadium, including a 49-17 mark (a .742 winning percentage) in its last 66 home contests and a 33-11 record since 2003. Under Jerry Kill, Northern Illinois is 13-3 on Brigham Field, including a 5-1 record last year and a 4-0 mark so far in 2010.
MAC Mark
Northern Illinois is playing its 25th season as a member of the Mid-American Conference in 2010. The Huskies are in the 14th season of their second stint in the MAC after originally playing in the league from 1975-85. In Mid-American Conference games, Northern Illinois is 97-89-2 all-time versus league opponents. NIU posted a 5-3 record in MAC games a year ago, and since rejoining the MAC in 1997, NIU is 62-44 (.585) versus league opponents. Under Jerry Kill, the Huskies are 15-6 in Mid-American Conference games.
Welcome MAC
At home, Northern Illinois is 56-38-1 (.595) all-time in Mid-American Conference games with a 35-19 (.648) mark versus its league counterparts in Huskie Stadium since 1997. The Huskies have won 10 of their last 11, and seven straight, league home games. NIU's only home league loss over the last three seasons came in overtime to Central Michigan on Nov. 12, 2008.
Senior CLASS Finalist
Huskie senior defensive end Jake Coffman has been named one of 10 finalists for the 2010 Lowe's Senior CLASS Award and fan voting is underway at www.seniorCLASSaward.com. Coffman's story, his commitment to not only the NIU football program but to his country - as evidenced by his time in the Marine Corps - and his community, through volunteer efforts, makes him an ideal candidate for the award, which honors seniors who have achieved in the areas of community, classroom, character and competition. Coffman, named the 2009 Male Athlete of the Year by the Touchdown Club of Columbus, leads Northern Illinois with seven tackles for loss and two-and-a-half quarterback sacks. He recorded his first interception of the season and second of his career against Western Michigan. Fan voting will account for one-third of each finalist's total and fans can vote once per day through December 6.
Saluting the Seniors
Ten defenders, eight offensive players and three specialists play their final game at Huskie Stadium Tuesday night and the senior class is filled with unique stories. Fifteen of the 21 seniors are from Illinois (10) and the neighboring states of Indiana (2), Missouri (2) and Wisconsin (1) with the other eight from points east (Washington, D.C.), west (California and Arizona) and south (Florida). NIU boasts 13 senior starters in 2010 and in all, these 21 players have combined to make 641 appearances and 244 starts.
The Toledo game will be the 1,019th game in Northern Illinois history and the Huskies will be looking for their 509th victory all-time. NIU played its 1,000th game and won its 500th, last season and has a 508-459-51 all-time record for a winning percentage of .524. Over the last decade (2000-09), Northern Illinois posted a 68-53 record (.562) with eight winning campaigns, the best mark among any of the three NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) teams in Illinois.
Good Start
At 5-0, Northern Illinois is off to its best start in conference games since 2004, when the Huskies won their first six league games before falling to Toledo at home. NIU broke a string of four straight losses in MAC openers (2005-08) last year with a home win over Western Michigan, but had not won even its first two home games more recently than '04. Northern Illinois' road win over Akron in its 2010 conference opener (Oct. 2) marked the first time NIU won its league opener on the road since 2000.
Second-Half Huskies
Northern Illinois held its opponent scoreless in the second half in three straight games before Western Michigan broke through last week with a fourth-quarter touchdown, the first touchdown given up by the Huskies in the second half of a game since the Akron game. In addition, NO Northern Illinois opponent has scored MORE THAN one touchdown in the second half of a game this year. The Huskies outscored Temple, Buffalo and Central Michigan 62-0 in the second half of those games and over the last five games, Northern Illinois has outscored its opponents 98-14 after halftime.
Keeping the Streak Alive
Defensive end Jake Coffman was named the Mid-American Conference West Division Defensive Player of the Week Monday after recording four tackles and an interception in NIU's 28-21 victory over MAC foe Western Michigan. Coffman, one of 10 finalists for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award, intercepted an Alex Carder pass on Western Michigan's final drive of the game to seal the victory for the Huskies. His interception came on the Northern Illinois 12-yard line with the Broncos driving for the game-tying score. The Huskies' team leader in tackles for loss, Coffman added one-and-a-half tackles for loss against the Broncos and now has seven. He also combined with Mike Krause on a sack of Carder in the third quarter and continues to lead the Huskies in that category with two-and-a-half.
Clicking in Conference
NIU's statistics in its four Mid-American Conference games bear out its 5-0 league record. Here's a comparison of some key statistics in Northern Illinois' league games only and overall:
Pickoff Party
With two interceptions in its victory over Western Michigan, including Jake Coffman's game-saving pick with 39 seconds left to end a Bronco scoring threat, NIU now has 14 interceptions on the year to rank tied for seventh in the country in that category. This season's total is the highest by an NIU defense since 2003, when the Huskies intercepted 23 passes over 12 games. The Huskies intercepted a season-high four passes against Central Michigan with Tyrone Clark tallying two INTs, and Chris Smith picking off a pass for the third-straight game. Clark and Smith lead the team in interceptions with three. Northern Illinois' four interceptions against CMU was the highest single-game total since Nov. 20, 2004 when the Huskies picked off five passes versus Eastern Michigan.
Red Zone Rewards
One key to Northern Illinois' success this season has been its red zone efficiency, both on the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. The Huskies' red zone efficiency starts with opportunity. NIU has been in the red zone (its opponents 20-yard line or closer) 46 times, no other team in the MAC has been to the red zone more than 36 times (Western Michigan). Northern Illinois' opponents, meanwhile, have made just 22 trips to the red zone and converted 15 times, both are the lowest totals in the MAC. The Huskie defense has forced its opponent to turn the ball over on downs inside the red zone an amazing five times - on nearly one-quarter of its red zone visits. NIU's red zone defensive number of 68.2 percent with just nine touchdowns given up ranks seventh in the country.
The Spann-Zone
NIU senior tailback Chad Spann continues to regularly find the end zone, a place he visited 20 times in 2009. Spann tied his career-high with three rushing touchdowns versus Central Michigan and his 12 TDs this year lead Northern Illinois and the MAC. Spann has scored at least one touchdown in each of the Huskies' last eight games and has at least one rushing touchdown in 14 of the Huskies' last 16 games dating back to last year's Miami game (Oct. 24). He has 39 rushing and 40 total touchdowns in his NIU career and ranks third all-time at Northern Illinois in touchdowns scored behind only Garrett Wolfe (57) and Michael Turner (48). He is tied for third all-time (with Stacey Robinson) in rushing touchdowns.
Watching C-Spann
Chad Spann tallied his sixth overall, and fourth consecutive, 100-yard game of the season with 146 yards on 22 carries versus the Broncos. Spann ranks 11th in the country and leads the MAC in rushing with an average of 111.1 yards per game. He has 1,000 yards on the season and 2,528 for his career to rank ninth all-time at Northern Illinois. Spann rushed 24 times for 100 yards in the Temple game and carried the ball a career-high 31 times versus Buffalo for 111 yards. He followed that with a 101-yard day versus Central Michigan. His four consecutive 100-yard games is tied with Michael Turner (2003) and LeShon Johnson (1992) for the ninth-longest string in school history. The senior, who originally came to NIU as a walk-on, is one of 49 candidates for the 2010 Doak Walker Award.
Thousand-Yard Huskies
With 146 yards at Western Michigan, Chad Spann hit the 1,000-yard mark for the second consecutive season and became the Huskies first back-to-back 1,000-yard rusher since Garrett Wolfe in 2005 and 2006. Spann has exactly 1,000 yards on 182 carries this year. Northern Illinois has now had a 1,000-yard rusher in 11 of the last 12 years dating back to 1999 and Spann's 1,000-yard season is the 23rd in Huskie football history.
On the Offensive
The Huskies boast the No. 1 rushing offense, total offense, scoring offense and passing efficiency in the Mid-American Conference in 2010 and almost every one of those rankings can be traced back to the Huskies' ability to run the football and Chandler Harnish's play under center this year. The Huskies have the No. 1 and No. 6 rushers in the MAC in Chad Spann and Chandler Harnish and Harnish's average of 5.9 yards per run is tops in the league while Spann is the top touchdown scorer in the MAC. Individually, Northern Illinois has eight 100-plus yard rushing games on the season with six by Spann and two by Harnish.
Rushing Roots
Over the years, it seems no matter who is playing tailback, quarterback, offensive line or wide receiver, Northern Illinois returns to its rushing roots. After rushing for 281 yards on 50 carries versus Buffalo and adding 282 yards on 56 carries in the CMU game, the Huskies lead the Mid American Conference and rank 11th in the country in rushing offense with 243.3 yards per game. As a team, the Huskies are averaging 5.6 yards per rush and with that kind of success, it's no surprise that NIU is running the ball more than 64 percent of the time so far in 2010. Northern Illinois' rushing average is 66.5 yards more than the MAC's No. 2 team, Ohio.
Magic Number
In three seasons under Jerry Kill, the Huskies are a perfect 19-0 when they rush for 200 or more yards in a game, including a 7-0 mark in 2010. On the other hand, when opponents have held NIU below 200 yards rushing, Northern Illinois' record is 1-15. The lone exception to the 200-yard "rule" came last year versus Ball State, when the Huskies rushed for just 134 yards but earned a 26-20 win.
Clark Breaks Through
Sophomore Tyrone Clark became the first Huskie defender to win MAC West Player of the Week honors in 2010 after intercepting two passes in Northern Illinois' win over Central Michigan. Both of Clark's INTs came off of tipped passes. On the first, he snared the ball tipped by Sean Progar on a screen pass attempt; on the second he tipped the ball to himself to end a Chippewa drive before halftime.
A-Ward Winning
Just nine games into his Huskie career, two-time MAC West Specialist of the Week Jimmie Ward has already set a Northern Illinois record as he recorded his third blocked punt of the season versus Central Michigan, adding to his blocks against Minnesota and Buffalo. The Mobile, Ala. native is the first NIU true freshman to earn two MAC Player of the Week honors in the same season since 2004 when kicker Chris Nendick was a two-time honoree. Ward has also been one of the Huskies' top players on kickoff coverage with 13 tackles.
The Block Goes On
Blocking punts has become commonplace for the Huskies under Jerry Kill. With three punt blocks by freshman Jimmie Ward this season, Northern Illinois has blocked nine punts in three seasons under Kill with five in 2008 and one last year.
Turnover Talk
Northern Illinois has won or tied the turnover battle in eight of its nine games so far in 2010 and is 7-1 in those games. The Huskies dominated the turnover tally versus Central Michigan by causing a season-high five turnovers while the Huskie offense did not give the ball away. NIU is a perfect 5-0 in the games when it has won the turnover battle (versus North Dakota, Minnesota, Akron, CMU) and is 2-1 in the three games when the turnovers were even, with wins over Temple and Buffalo and a loss to Iowa State.
Successful Conversions
The Huskies continue to enjoy success on third down and rank ninth in the country in third down conversion percentage with a 51.64 mark. Northern Illinois has not finished a season with a third down conversion percentage over 50 percent since at least 1988 (research is ongoing) with the high-point coming in 1989 with a 49.7 mark. In the last 10 seasons, Northern Illinois' best third down conversion percentage is 43.3 in 2008; the Huskies nearly matched that mark last year with a 43.2 mark. NIU has converted 50 percent or more of its third down tries in six of the season's nine games, topped by a 71.4 conversion percentage (10-of-14) versus Akron. Versus Western Michigan, Northern Illinois was 10-of-15 on third down conversions.
Moving On Up
Now in his third season as the Huskies' starting quarterback, junior Chandler Harnish continues to climb the NIU career charts in passing, total offense and even rushing. Harnish's 4,637 career passing yards rank fifth on the Northern Illinois charts as do his 384 completions. His career completion percentage (.618) is third. Harnish's 31 touchdown passes and 41 touchdowns reponsible for all-time put him eighth on the Huskie lists. The Indiana native has 5,964 yards of total offense to rank fourth all-time at NIU. See Harnish's complete career stats later in the player's section of this release.
Harnish Racing
In eight starts at quarterback for the Huskies this season, Chandler Harnish has rushed for a career-high 559 yards on 95 carries for a 5.9-yard average. The junior ranks sixth in the MAC in rushing and owns the highest average per carry of any back in the league's Top 10. Harnish has four runs of 37 yards or longer, including touchdowns of 37 (vs. Illinois) and 40 (vs. North Dakota) yards. With 117 yards on 11 carries at Illinois, Harnish passed the 1,000-yard mark for his career; he now has 1,327 yards on 302 attempts with four career 100-yard games. He ranks 26th on NIU's all-time rushing list, but is only the third Huskie quarterback to gain 1,000 rushing yards, along with Stacey Robinson (2,727 yards) and Marshall Taylor (1,971).
The Definition of Efficiency
Junior Chandler Harnish, the NIU starter at quarterback for the past eight games, is enjoying a career year as he continues to lead the Mid-American Conference and ranks 28th in the country in passing efficiency with a rating of 147.3. Harnish has thrown just four interceptions on the year and had a string of 108 straight attempts without throwing a pick snapped versus Buffalo. Harnish's completion percentage of 66.9 percent (123-of-187) is the highest of his career.
Chandler Harnish became the first quarterback in Northern Illinois history to pick up back-to-back MAC West weekly honors after earning MAC West Offensive Player of the Week recognition following the Akron and Temple games. Harnish completed 16-of-20 attempts at Akron for a season-high 281 yards and three TDs, and hit 20-of-25 passes versus Temple to record the top single game completion percentage games (with at least 10 completions) of his career. In the Temple game, he passed for 211 yards with two touchdowns and added 71 rushing yards on 14 carries. He led NIU on five long scoring drives (64-plus) yards as the Huskies converted 11-of-16 third downs.
Some Love for the Line
With three new starters in 2010, the Huskie offensive line was a question mark to some coming into the season, but Matt Limegrover's charges have more than passed the test so far. NIU ranks tied for first in the MAC and tied for 18th in the country in fewest sacks allowed, having given up nine in nine games for an average of 1.00 per game, while also powering the top rushing offense in the league. Northern Illinois backs have eight 100-plus yard efforts so far while running behind tackles Trevor Olson and Keith Otis, guards Logan Pegram, Ed Jackson and Joe Pawlak and center Scott Wedige. Otis, the combination of Pegram and Jackson, and Wedige are all first-time starters in 2010 while Olson has started all 35 games of his Huskie career and Pawlak, a former walk-on, is a two-year starter.
Kiel Honored
NIU junior offensive lineman Adam Kiel is one of only 11 players from an NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) program to be named to the 2010 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team. He is the second Huskie to earn the honor in the last three years, joining 2008 honoree Matt Simon. The team is selected by a voting panel of former honorees, coaches and media members, and honors players who demonstrate outstanding commitment to service and volunteerism. Kiel participated in 11 different activities over the past year, and also coordinated many of the team's community service efforts. Kiel serves as Vice-President of NIU's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).
Here's the Kicker
NIU senior kicker Michael Cklamovski had never tried a field goal in a collegiate game prior to this year. Now, the University of Illinois graduate, former Illini kickoff man and current NIU law student leads the Mid-American Conference with 12 field goals - an average of 1.33 per game. Cklamovski has scored 61 points on the year with 25 PATs and at least one field goal in six of the Huskies' last seven games. He made seven straight field goals, beginning with his first ever college "make" - a career-long 48-yarder - versus his former team. In addition, 20 of Cklamovski's 56 kickoffs have resulted in touchbacks.
Hidden Gems
Jerry Kill has continued a long-time NIU tradition of turning non-scholarship players into contributors and even starters. Five Huskie starters -- Chad Spann (TB), Joe Pawlak (OG), Jason Schepler (TE), Jake Coffman (DE) and Sean Progar (DE) -- and 11 players on NIU's current depth chart originally came to Northern Illinois as walk-ons. Key contributors Willie Clark (WR), Connor Flahive (FB), Jack Marks (TE) and Rashaan Melvin (CB) are also former walk-ons as are specialists Michael Cklamovski (K) and Ryan Neir (P).
Team D
Northern Illinois has used multiple players throughout the line-up on defense to win six straight games in 2010. NIU is regularly playing 10 defensive linemen, five linebackers and seven defensive backs. No Huskies are ranked in the Top 20 in tackles in the Mid-American Conference, and there are not any NIU names in the league's top 10 for quarterback sacks, tackles for loss or fumbles forced. Eighteen Huskie defenders have at least 10 tackles, 25 have been in on a tackle for loss, 11 have sacks and 10 different players have intercepted passes.
Coffman Comes Back
One of the top recruits for NIU Head Coach Jerry Kill heading into this season was not a newcomer at all. After announcing his "retirement" from college football following the 2010 International Bowl, defensive end Jake Coffman came to Kill in May and asked if he could return. He completed his bachelor's degree in the spring, but with the encouragement of his dad, decided to return to "finish" what he had started with the Huskie football team. The 26-year-old Marine Corps veteran brings, experience, leadership and proven credentials to the defensive line. He led the team with 13.5 tackles for loss, 8.5 sacks and five pass break ups to earn all-MAC honors as a junior.
Rehab Results
Senior safety Mike Sobol returned to the field versus Iowa State, just four months after surgery to repair a torn left anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). Sobol was allowed to practice on a limited basis 3 1/2 months after surgery and was given the "full go" two weeks later. He came back nearly two months sooner than "normal," according to NIU football trainer Kammy Powell. Sobol and Powell averaged two-plus hours of rehab per day. With the injury to top defender Tracy Wilson, Sobol has started the last five games at strong safety and ranks seventh on the team with 25 tackles.
Tackling 'Backers
NIU has not had a linebacker lead the team in tackles since 2004 when Brian Atkinson ranked first on the squad in stops with 137, but nine games into the 2010 season, Northern Illinois' three starting linebackers all rank in the top four on the NIU tackle chart. Senior Alex Kube has 62 total tackles, followed by Tyrone Clark, who is tied with safety Tommy Davis with 54 stops. Middle linebacker Devon Butler has 52 stops. Kube led NIU in tackles as a freshman in 2007 with 111, but at the time, he was the Huskies' starting safety. Sophomores Clark and Butler are in their first seasons as starters.
Career Night
Senior Chad Spann enjoyed a career night at Minnesota as he gained 223 yards on just 15 carries with a pair of rushing touchdowns, one on a game-clinching 61-yard run in the fourth quarter. For the game, Spann averaged 14.9 yards per carry while posting the first 200-yard game by a Huskie player since Garrett Wolfe ran for 203 yards versus Central Michigan in 2006. In addition, Spann set up NIU's first touchdown with a 56-yard run and added a 33-yard jaunt in the second period. Following that performance, Spann was named the Walter Camp Football Bowl Subdivision Offensive Player of the Week.
Lynch Goes Long
NIU redshirt freshman quarterback Jordan Lynch made the most of his playing time versus Buffalo. On his second snap, Lynch took off down the left sideline for a 90-yard touchdown run. It was the fourth-longest rush in school history and the longest since LeShon Johnson had a 92-yard carry versus Southern Illinois on Oct. 2, 1993. Lynch's run was also the longest ever by a Northern Illinois quarterback.
Preseason Predictions
Northern Illinois was a popular choice to win the MAC West Division by the pollsters this preseason as the Mid-American Conference Preseason Poll, USA Today, Athlon, Sporting News, CBS Sports.com, and Sports Illustrated, among others, tabbed the Huskies as the MAC West favorites. The last time NIU was picked to win the West was in 2006 prior to Garrett Wolfe's senior season. Earlier this year, the Huskies were also named as one of the top 50 teams in the country by Sporting News and Phil Steele's Magazine.
Totally Offensive
The Huskie offense gained a season-high 520 yards on 69 plays versus Akron, the 16th-highest single game total in school history. Prior to that, NIU had hit the 500-yard mark in total offense just 25 times in its recorded history, most recently last year versus Eastern Michigan.
The Northern Illinois offense fit that description at Akron as the NIU offense scored on EIGHT straight possessions (in which it ran a play) and did not punt until less than seven minutes remained in the game. The Huskies' first three drives each resulted in field goals, while the next five ended in the end zone. The possessions do not include Tommy Davis' muffed punt in the first quarter, as the Huskies did not run an offensive play following the Akron recovery, while one of NIU's TDs came on Devon Butler's 26-yard INT return.
Teaming Up
Chandler Harnish and Chad Spann combined to rush for 318 yards on 42 carries versus North Dakota to record the fifth-highest two-back total in school history. It was the most yards by a Northern Illinois duo in 15 years, since Charles Talley and Scott Florence went for a school-record 357 rushing yards in 1995.
Four Threes
Michael Cklamovski put his name in the Northern Illinois single-game record book by making four field goals in six attempts versus Central Michigan. The four field goals made ties for the third-highest total in school history, while the six attempts is tied for the second-most in a single game. Cklamovski made field goals of 25, 21, 24 and 19 yards. The last NIU kicker to try or make more field goals in a game was Chris Nendick, who went five-of-seven on threes versus Temple in 2006. Cklamovski's 15 points in that game is tied for the seventh-highest total in Huskie history.
Dashing Versus Dakota
In his first start of 2010, NIU junior quarterback Chandler Harnish ran like he never had before. Versus North Dakota, Harnish rushed for a career-best 178 yards on 21 carries to compile the most rushing yards by a Northern Illinois quarterback since Huskie great Stacey Robinson ran for 308 yards versus Fresno State on Oct. 8, 1990. Robinson and Marshall Taylor are the only Northern Illinois quarterbacks to run for more yards in a game.
Non-Conference Review
NIU wrapped up its 2010 non-conference schedule in September as the Huskies started the season with four straight non-conference games for the second straight year. Northern Illinois finished its non-league slate with a 2-2 record for the second straight season. The Huskies lost to Iowa State and Illinois while defeating Minnesota and North Dakota in this year's non-conference match-ups. Under Jerry Kill, NIU is 5-7 in non-conference games over the least three years, with three of the losses by four points or less.
Coaching Continuity
One secret to Kill's success has been the continuity on his coaching staff. His two coordinators - Tracy Claeys on defense and Matt Limegrover on offense - have been with Kill for 14 and 10 years, respectively, and the nine full-time assistant coaches average nine years with Kill. Add Director of Sports Performance Eric Klein, who qualifies as Kill's longest-tenured assistant, and the average jumps to 9.7. Kill brought seven of his assistant coaches and Klein from Southern Illinois, with defensive line coach Jeff Phelps now the only holdover from Joe Novak's staff.
Krause Returns
Senior noseguard Mike Krause is having a banner season, one year after being forced to sit out the 2009 campaign due to a heart condition. During his year off, he continued working toward his career goals as the business management grad served an internship in the NIU Athletic Business Office last summer. Krause, a business major with a 3.4 GPA, was named a semifinalist for the William V. Campbell Trophy, presented to the top Scholar-Athlete in college football. Krause is one of only 47 FBS student-athletes nominated for the award.
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Kill was thrilled to add Division III Offensive Coordinator of the Year Jim Zebrowski to the staff as the Huskies' quarterbacks coach when an opening came up on the staff last February. Zebrowski, who most recently won a pair of NCAA Division III national championships as the offensive coordinator at Wisconsin-Whitewater, and Kill have known each other since the latter arrived at Southern Illinois, although Zebrowski left the school before Kill arrived. With Zebrowski's arrival as quarterbacks coach, Pat Poore has moved over to tutor the NIU wide receivers in 2010.
Follow the Leaders
Prior to the 2010 season opener, Northern Illinois Head Coach Jerry Kill introduced the Huskies' 2010 Leadership Council, the group of players selected to serve as liaisons for the players to the coaching staff and perform additional leadership functions. Members of the Leadership Council are: Jake Coffman (Sr., DE), Alex Kube (Sr., LB), Tracy Wilson (Jr., FS), Trevor Olson (Jr., OT), Ricky Crider (Sr., TB), Landon Cox (Sr., WR) and Jason Schepler (Jr., TE) along with all five Huskie quarterbacks. Players in this group will serve as team captains during the Huskies' games this season.
Academic Achievement
NIU Head Coach Jerry Kill is proud of the academic accomplishments of his team, topped by the 50 football players who have earned their bachelor's degrees in the past two years under Kill. The football team's Academic Progress Rate (APR), the instrument used by the NCAA to measure the eligibility, retention and graduation of student-athletes, ranks tied for 10th in the country among NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) schools. NIU's 975 APR put it in elite company with schools like Air Force, Rice, Duke, Vanderbilt and Stanford.
Huskies in the NFL
As of Saturday, Sept. 4, there were six Huskies listed on NFL active rosters. The group is led by 2008 NIU senior Larry English, who became the highest NFL Draft choice in school history when he was selected with the 16th pick of the first round by the San Diego Chargers. English, who is currently injured, is in his second season in the league in 2010. He is joined in the pro ranks by running backs Garrett Wolfe (Chicago Bears) and Michael Turner (Atlanta Falcons), offensive linemen Ryan Diem (Indianapolis Colts) and Doug Free (Dallas Cowboys), and receiver Sam Hurd (Dallas Cowboys). In addition, fullback/tight end Jake Nordin is on injured reserve for the Lions.


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The recently-launched luxury Atlantis hotel rises towards the sky from the man-made island of Palm Jumeirah, but unlike it's mysterious namesake, this Atlantis is unlikely to get 'lost'. The ocean-and-aquatic themed resort is impressive, and not surprisingly everything about it is big - from the development price of US$1.5 billion to its size (it's spread over 46 hectares of reclaimed land) and its 1, 539 rooms. It also features a massive 17 hectares of water park activities and an 11 million liter marine habitat that is home to more than 65,000 marine animals.Read More
Breaking property records is one thing, but when the property happens to be in Dubai, it's another ball game entirely. The AED 2.9 billion (around USD$790 million) contract for the construction of the spectacular 62 storey tall Trump International Hotel & Tower on Palm Jumeirah was announced earlier this month and with pre-sales of some properties fetching as much as $3000USD, real estate developer Nakheel and the Trump Organization expect that the tower's exclusive penthouse will break property records. The 270 meter tall design which features two towers that merge at the 40th floor will include 378 hotel rooms and suites, 385 condominiums, 12 townhouses, 45,000 square feet of retail and 60,000 square feet of office space along with a private beach and super-marina. Public sales of the residences began on June 23 and Donald J. Trump himself has already reserved an apartment in the Tower which is expected to be completed in May 2011.Read More
The property boom going on in the Persian Gulf at present knows no bounds, largely because it has been given a grand vision. Conceptualised to solve Dubai's beach shortage by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the person who has masterminded the emergence of Dubai, the Palm Trilogy is to be completed with a collossus, adding a few records to Dubai's already splendid set of man-made biggests. Nakheel will employ its now highly-refined island building methods to create the largest man-made island on the planet, housing more than a million people in fine style. With a surface area of 46.35 million square metres, the Palm Deira will be bigger than Paris. That's it on the right, next to the World, then Palm Jumeirah, then Palm Jebel Ali on the left. Check out the great piccies and renderings in the photo library.Read More
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College Hockey:With Genoway Back, is North Dakota the Favorite?
We probably shouldn't be surprised that Chay Genoway is coming back to North Dakota, like he announced Thursday afternoon.
He said at a news conference that he hasn't yet been cleared to play competitively after his bout with post-concussion syndrome, an injury that cost him all but nine games of last season. Genoway is a special talent, but you can understand why pro teams would be hesitant to commit (or maybe commit enough) to the free agent at this point.
There also has to be a little of the unfinished business angle to the decision. Genoway had the kind of start to the season that, had it continued on that path, would have launched him into Hobey Baker Award consideration and launched his team into more solid ground.
With his decision to return for a fifth season on a medical redshirt, he has to be considered among the top handful of contenders for the 2011 Hobey, and the Fighting Sioux may be among the handful of favorites for the 2011 national championship.
Even without Genoway in the lineup, North Dakota was considered one of the most dangerous teams in the nation toward the end of last season — until that first-round NCAA flameout against Yale.
From that group, the Sioux lost leading scorer Chris VandeVelde and third-liner Darcy Zajac, for a total of 24 goals and 60 points. With a good freshman class coming in, the incoming team looks stronger than the last.
We're a long way out from seeing which teams will look like contenders, let alone from deciding which ones will be in the title hunt down the stretch in 2011. And there have been some good-looking teams that haven't lived up to their potential.
In his news conference Thursday, Genoway talked of the high level of motivation for the Sioux this offseason. Many other teams could say the same. I tend to think, though, that with Genoway, it's off the charts, and that's why you have to think he and the Sioux will be right in the mix next season.
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Thanks for any and all help... I couldn't find the WV Laws about child custody and moving...
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Thanks for any and all help... I couldn't find the WV Laws about child custody and moving...
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"How would I go about getting us moved to Florida?"
For starters, what, if anything, does the existing custody order say about out-of-state moves?
"I'm positive a new parenting plan would have to be put into place with the visitation being changed and I'd have to convince a judge it's for the well being of the children to move to another state."
The first part of this is obviously correct. The second may not be. In some states, absent something in the custody order, the "custodial parent" has a presumptive right to move out of state with the child(ren), and it is up to the "noncustodial parent" to demonstrate that the move would not be in the child(ren)'s best interests.
"can I go ahead and move since I am the custodial parent and then file the paperwork to change the visitation?"
I don't know what your current visitation schedule is, but it likely would be impossible to get it changed in time to prevent you from being in contempt of the order if you waited until after moving to start the process.
There could be some severe ramifications to doing this wrong, so you really should speak with a local family law attorney for advice.
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How The Muppets Stole Heterosexuality and Morality From America
There are many pop culture phenomena that have contributed to the downfall of Heterosexual Morality in America, but one of the first signs of a decaying youth began with one show depicting a thinly-veiled portrayal of the black market party scene in the homosexual crowd. This show was The Muppets, a propaganda series devoted to converting young children to sodomy. They have recently encountered a revival with a movie released by Disney in order to pander to a new demographic using celebrity tokens of sin like Selena Gomez, Zach Galiafinakis, Jason Segel, Mickey Rooney, Sarah Silverman and Jack Black. The Muppets created a shocking trend among youth that will only reach more staggering heights if this is not stopped.
One of the things that scares me most about The Muppets are the celebrity alliances they make to promote their illegitimate lifestyle to the young crowds. Above you can see the most famous muppet, Kermit, draping himself on famous transsexual Lady Gaga's terrifying body in a bid to gain her homosexual fans to power his steamroller of sodomy. When children see that a famous celebrity endorses the Muppets, they become inclined to listen to what they are saying and sooner than you can say "Be careful, after all this isn't Veggie Tales!" they've morphed into deluded homosexuals.
One of the most clear sources of The Muppets' homosexual tendencies are in the songs. The Rainbow Connection, It's Not That Easy Being Green, Mahna Mahna, among other songs are all about the homosexual lifestyle. In the recent Muppets movie, the two characters, Jason Segel and Walter, sing a song about their questioning of their sexuality called "Man or Muppet". It is extremely clear that The Muppets provide an allegory for homosexuality, and this idea is propelled even further by the fact that the man who created them, Jim Hanson, is responsible for sinfests like Sesame Street (with the homosexual couple Bert and Ernie), and Bear in the Big Blue House (a show about a pedophilic bear, a member of the homosexual subculture).
One of the most vicious Muppets is Miss Piggy. Miss Piggy is a hermaphroditic pig adorning itself in designer clothing when that money could be spent more rationally on things like the Church and Republican campaigns. It has a creepy homosexual stalkerish attraction to the frog Kermit, displaying both sodomy and bestiality. Miss Piggy is a predator who scares me to death. Miss Piggy seems to be some sort of homosexual feminist ideal created as a role model for women to become more assertive. But Miss Piggy is simply too intense. Likewise, her costar, Kermit, is terrifyingly passive.
Kermit the frog is an inappropriately submissive frog. He is effeminate and is a disgrace to my masculinity. He sings songs about how much rainbows inspire him and how hard life is because he is different. Kermit is an analogy for the young homosexual, effetely whining while being dominated by forces of power. And yet, Kermit has attracted a huge liberal fanbase and has inspired that personality to rise among young men who would rather court bears at the gay club (Fozzy and Kermit's friendship is a reference to this) than be a Good Heterosexual. Kermit resists when Miss Piggy with it's feminine display of gender tries to lure him into relationships, because he'd rather be singing about flashy sparkles in the water and the rainbows.
What scares me most about the Muppets is the amount of influence it has held over children for the past 40 years. Children should not be seeing this obvious homosexual propaganda and it has paved a clear road to the disastrous lifestyles being made mainstream these days. Instead of watching The Muppets, I recommend more church. Do Family Time and watch what your children do. It's the difference of homosexuality or heterosexuality, and you don't want to make the wrong decision.
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