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Game 6
Utah (4-2, 1-2 Pac-12) at Arizona (3-2, 0-2 Pac-12)
Date: Saturday, Oct. 19 Time: 7 p.m. (MST)
Location: Tucson, Ariz. (Arizona Stadium -- 56,037)
Television Broadcast: Pac-12 Networks
TV Broadcasters: Kevin Calabro (play-by-play), Yogi Roth (analyst), Jill Savage (sideline)
UA Radio: Arizona IMG Sports Network, 1290 AM and 107.5 FM in Tucson (complete list of affiliates on page 4)
UA Radio Broadcasters: Brian Jeffries (pxp), Lamont Lovett (color analyst), Dana Cooper (sideline analyst)
UA Spanish Radio: 990 AM (Francisco Romero - pxp, Marco Rincon - analyst)
Satellite Radio: SIRIUS 139, XM 197
Arizona-Utah Series History
All-Time: Utah leads, 16-20-2
First Meeting: 1924 (Utah 32, Arizona 7 – at Utah)
Last Meeting: Nov. 17, 2012 (Arizona 34, Utah 24 – at Utah)
Streak/Note: UA has won nine of last 15; series tied 3-3 since 2000
Some Game Themes: It's Family Weekend on the University of Arizona campus, but it will feel like a homecoming for the Wildcats who last played at Arizona Stadium on Sept. 14 – a span of 34 days between home games … Coming to town are the sky-high Utes, who earned their biggest win since joining the Pac-12 Conference a few seasons ago … Utah has played five of its first six at home and has yet to leave the Beehive State, while Arizona opened with three of five away from home and has played in four different states … The Utes bring a potent offensive attack to the desert led by quarterback Travis Wilson who has proven to be a dual-threat with the ball in his hands. He's accompanied by Dres Anderson, an athletic playmaker on the outside, and a versatile back in Bubba Poole … Statistically, the Utes have been stingy against the run, which is certainly an Arizona strength led by Ka'Deem Carey … B.J. Denker and the Wildcats found a passing game despite a loss in Los Angeles, and that could be a promising area as the Utes have surrendered some yards through the air … Arizona's defense looks to get back on track and limiting big plays would be a starting point. So, too, would making plays as the Wildcats failed to force a turnover last week … Turnovers could be a critical area of focus as Arizona has been rather strong in that department this season (plus-5 margin), while Utah has had its share of turnovers (minus-3 margin) … A festive weekend will include a special halftime ceremony to honor Wildcat legend Tedy Bruschi, who will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame later this year.
Last Week: Arizona dug itself an early deficit and found itself on the short end of the stick despite a gritty second-half effort in a 38-31 loss at USC last Thursday night at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Trojan quarterback Cody Kessler hit Nelson Agholor (62 yards) and Tre Madden (63 yards) on a pair of long touchdown passes in the first quarter and USC relied on a steady ground attack (249 yards) the rest of the way. Wildcat quarterback B.J. Denker sparked Arizona with a 57-yard touchdown pass to Nate Phillips right before halftime. Still, an early fourth-quarter touchdown put USC on top by 21, before Arizona surged back. Denker led a 17-play, 96-yard touchdown drive, then two-and-half minutes later connected with Garic Wharton for a 28-yard touchdown on a two-play drive. With 4:18 remaining in the game, two timeouts and trailing by only a touchdown, the Wildcats elected to kick off. The Trojans, however, were able to run the clock out with three first downs, including Silas Redd's 10-yard conversion on third-and-eight to seal the game with a minute and a half left. In the end, it was Arizona's best offensive production of the season with 508 total yards (season-high 363 passing), but the Trojans were more balanced (249 rushing, 297 passing) and enjoyed a considerable advantage in field position. Arizona's Ka'Deem Carey again eclipsed the 100-yard rushing mark with 138 markers, plus he caught six passes for 36 yards. Denker set career-highs for passing yards (363), attempts (44), completions (28) and touchdowns (four).
The Coaches: Arizona - Rich Rodriguez (West Virginia '86), second year at Arizona (11-7) and 19th as a head coach overall (131-91-2). At Arizona, Rodriguez's teams are 8-2 at Arizona Stadium, 2-5 on the road, 1-0 at neutral sites, 4-6 in Pac-12 games and 1-0 in bowl games (2012 Gildan New Mexico). Rodriguez was introduced as the 30th head coach of the UA football program on Nov. 22, 2011. He carries Division I records of 11-6 at Arizona, 60-26 at West Virginia (2001-2007) and 15-22 at Michigan (2008-10). He began his head coaching career at Salem University (W.Va.) in 1988 and then coached at Glenville State (W.Va.) from 1990-96. Rodriguez's West Virginia teams were Big East Champions in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2007 while appearing in two BCS bowls, the 2005 Sugar Bowl with a victory over Georgia for an 11-1 record and a victory over Oklahoma in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl to finish 10-2 shortly after Rodriguez had left for Michigan. His teams have appeared in bowls in eight of 11 seasons an FBS head coach … Utah - Kyle Whittingham (BYU '84), ninth year at Utah (75-34) and overall as a head coach. He was AFCA 2008 National Coach of the Year following the Utes' 13-0 mark and victory over Alabama in the Sugar Bowl. He was a linebacker at BYU from 1978-81 and began his coaching career in Provo as a G.A. in 1985. He coached at Eastern Utah and Idaho State before joining the Utah staff in 1994. He was DC in Salt Lake City from 1995-2004. He is 2-1 against Arizona with his first career regular season victory coming in Salt Lake City in 2005 the school's first Pac-12 Conference road win coming two years ago in Tucson.
2012 Arizona at Utah: Arizona locked up a bowl bid as it earned a satisfying, hard-fought win in rainy Salt Lake City, knocking the Utes from bowl contention for the first time since 2002 with a 34-24 come-from-behind victory. The Cats had been shutout in the first quarter on the road all season, but John Bonano's 44-yard field goal put the visitors up with a field goal late in the initial quarter. Utah wrestled the lead away on a fake field goal flipped backwards through the holder's legs and into the hands of kicker Colem Petersen who ran around right-end for a three-yard touchdown. Ka'Deem Carey and Matt Scott found paydirt for a pair of scores in a span of 1:23 to reclaim a 17-7 lead. After a Utah touchdown cut the lead to only three points, the Cats were poised to tack on more before half, but a redzone turnover in the final minute kept it a 17-14 halftime score. The Utes scored the first 10 points of the second half to claim a touchdown advantage before Daniel Jenkins tied the game with a two-yard rushing touchdown. The Utes sensed momentum was slipping away and tried a fake punt on their next drive, but reserve running back Kylan Butler sniffed it out and made a key fourth down tackle. Four plays later, Austin Hill turned a third-and-seven conversion into an 18-yard touchdown for the go-ahead score. The Cats defense stiffened and did not allow a fourth quarter point, while Bonano's 24-yard field goal capped a run of 17-unanswered points in the final stanza to seal to the 34-24 victory - Rich Rodriguez's first on the road as the UA coach. The key was a dominant rushing attacked that rolled up 310 yards against a physical defensive front, led by All-America candidate Star Lotulelei, which had not yielded more than 171 rushing yards in a game all season. The Wildcats superlative stars - Carey, Scott and Hill - each did their part. Carey topped 200 yards (204) for the second game in a row, Matt Scott returned from a missed start to pass for 160 yards and run for 74 yards, and Hill tallied six catches - each for first downs - for 96 yards. The defense, which played as many as five current or former walkons (Jared Tevis, Sir Thomas Jackson, Tevin Hood, Vince Miles and Blake Brady) held the Utes to 1-of-5 on fourth down tries.
Home Sweet Home: Finally the Wildcats will play again at Arizona Stadium. They last did so on Sept. 14 when they rolled to a 38-13 victory over UTSA. Since then, it's been two bye weeks accompanied by a pair of road games. When Arizona takes the field Saturday night at Arizona Stadium, it will have been 34 days since their last home game. The Wildcats are 2-0 at home this season and are 8-2 under Rich Rodriguez. Since the start of 2007, Arizona is 29-13 at home (.690).
The Road Ahead: The homecoming will be short-lived for the Wildcats, who will hit the road for their next two games at Colorado (Oct. 26) and at California (Nov. 2). It's a stretch of play that has the Wildcats on the road five times over the course of seven games before a string of November home games. Arizona hosts UCLA (Nov. 9), Washington State (Nov. 16) and Oregon (Nov. 23) on consecutive Saturdays before closing out the regular season slate at Arizona State on Nov. 30.
Field Position: It's a hidden stat that doesn't get any type of bold font on a stat sheet, but it's been a glaring point of concern for the Wildcats in two consecutive road losses. In three wins to open the season, Arizona won or tied the field position in each game. Then on a trip to Washington on Sept. 28, the Wildcats faced a 12-yard deficit in the battle for field position. The Huskies averaged their own 35 for starting field position, while Arizona was stuck at its own 23 on average. Last Thursday at USC it was not any better. The Wildcats average start was their own 20, while the Trojans started at their own 28.
Turning Points: Perhaps no statistic is more indicative of Arizona's success in recent seasons than the turnover battle. The Wildcats have won 16-consecutive games, including all seven under Rich Rodriguez, when they win the turnover battle (last loss was vs. USC on Oct. 25, 2008). Considering all games since the start of 2008 (last 69 games), Arizona is 19-2 when it wins the turnover battle, 12-10 when it ties and 7-19 when it loses the turnover battle. That adds up to a 31-12 mark when Arizona wins or ties the turnover battle. Under Rodriguez, the Wildcats are 9-2 when winning or tying the turnover battle.
Turning Points Part II: The Wildcats enter play this week with a plus-five turnover margin for the season, which is good enough for No. 19 nationally. The Wildcats have only turned the ball over four times while they have secured nine takeaways in five contests. It's a positive early-season trend for Arizona, which has not finished a season with a positive turnover margin since 2008 (+6). In 2012, the Wildcats turned the ball over 28 times and gained 27. The net result was a 122-104 deficit in points scored off turnovers. So far in 2013, Arizona enjoys a 42-6 advantage in points off turnovers.
Turnoverless: Last Thursday's game was cleanly played from a turnover standpoint as neither USC nor Arizona gave the ball away. For Arizona's defense, it was the first time this season it did not force a turnover and snapped a string of eight-straight games with a takeaway. Still, Arizona's defense has intercepted seven passes – and returned three for scores – through the first four games of the season. Those seven interceptions have been returned for 173 total yards. Tra'Mayne Bondurant leads the way with three picks (two TDs), while Jake Fischer (one TD), Shaquille Richardson, Jourdon Grandon and Devin Holiday each have one interception.
G-Force: Junior wide receiver Garic Wharton is arguably Arizona's fastest wide receiver and he used that speed to score a pair of touchdowns at USC last Thursday. Wharton hauled in a 45-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter and later caught a 28-yarder in the fourth quarter that brought the Wildcats to within a touchdown of the Trojans. The 45-yard play ranks as Arizona's second-longest scoring pass play this season. In five games, Wharton has five receptions of 20 or more yards and is the only Wildcat with multiple 20-plus yard receptions. On the season, Wharton has 10 receptions for a team-high 190 yards – a swift 19 yards per catch.
Grant's Grabs: True freshman receiver Samajie Grant quietly leads the Wildcats in receptions. The Compton, Calif., native has 15 receptions for 115 yards and a touchdown. Grant has seen his productivity pick up over the last three games, including last week at USC when he had a career-high six receptions. He has 103 yards on 14 receptions in the last three contests. Grant also is a kick returner and he has 56 yards on three returns this season.
Freshman Sidekick: Not to be overshadowed, true freshman receiver Nate Phillips as formed quite the dynamic duo with his classmate Samajie Grant. Phillips ranks second on the team with 136 receiving yards (on nine receptions) and had his best game as a Wildcat at USC last Thursday. Phillips had two receptions for 71 yards in that game, including a 57-yard touchdown that ranks as Arizona's longest passing play of the season. Phillips also has 116 yards on six kickoff returns this year.
Miller Breaks Out: Senior wide receiver Terrence Miller finally had his breakout performance of the year last Thursday at USC. The Moreno Valley, Calif., native caught a season-high six passes for another season-best 76 yards. He entered the game with only three catches for 28 yards. His presence was much welcomed to the passing game and should bode well for the Wildcats going forward. A fifth-year senior, Miller was granted a medical hardship waiver in the spring and has already earned an undergraduate degree in Social Behavior and Human Understanding.
Tedy's Back: Arizona will honor Tedy Bruschi, a member of the 2013 NFF College Football Hall of Fame class, at halftime of Saturday's game against Utah. A 13-year NFL veteran, Bruschi was a two-time consensus All-American at Arizona. He was drafted by the New England Patriots in the third round of the 1996 NFL Draft and played his entire professional career with the Patriots where he won three Super Bowl rings. With the Wildcats, Bruschi was one of the ringleaders of the vaunted Desert Swarm defenses. With Bruschi as a key component, Arizona led the nation in scoring defense in 1992. In 1993, Desert Swarm led the nation in rushing defense and defined a squad that achieved UA's first 10-victory season, defeating Miami, 29-0, in the Fiesta Bowl. Bruschi was named Fiesta Bowl MVP. Bruschi (1991-95) ended his career with 52 sacks, tied for the most in NCAA history. He was a consensus All-American in 1994 and a unanimous All-American in 1995. Bruschi's celebrated senior season included the 1995 Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year honors and winning the Morris Trophy as the league's best defensive lineman. He was a two-time finalist for the Lombardi Award and graduated with 74 tackles for loss, which ranked sixth in FBS history. Bruschi was named all-conference three times and he led the Wildcats to three bowl berths under head coach Dick Tomey.
Wildcats in the HOF: Tedy Bruschi is the fourth Arizona player to join the NFF College Football Hall of Fame, joining Ricky Hunley (1998 inductee), Chuck Cecil (2009) and Rob Waldrop (2011). The Wildcats also have three former coaches in the NFF College Football Hall of Fame, including Warren Woodson (1989), Jim Young (1999) and Darrell Mudra (2000). Bruschi will be honored at the National Football Foundation's Annual Awards Dinner in New York at the Waldorf Astoria on Tues., Dec. 10, 2013.
No Denk and Dunk: If there was anything to take out of the 38-31 loss to USC last Thursday it was the development of the passing game, which consistently clicked for the first time all season. Senior B.J. Denker, after a couple early misses and sacks, settled in and developed a rhythm with his receivers. The lefty went on to set career-highs for yards (363), attempts (44), completions (28) and touchdowns (4), while not throwing an interception. He finished with a 162.94 passer rating – his highest of the season and second-best of his career (214.45 vs. Colorado in 2012). Most impressive was the fact the Wildcats finally made some big plays through the air. Entering the game, Arizona's longest pass play had been 31 yards. Against the Trojans, Denker hit receivers for gains of 57 yards (touchdown), 45 yards (touchdown) and 32 yards. He also had completions go for 28 yards (touchdowns) and 27 yards. He was the first UA quarterback to throw for 300 yards and four touchdowns without an interception since Nick Foles (2011 opener vs. Northern Arizona). The performance improved Denker's season numbers to 73-of-136 passing (54.5 percent) for 808 yards, six touchdowns and no two interceptions.
Defensive Development: What a difference a year makes for defensive coordinator Jeff Casteel. In his first season implementing the 3-3-5 stack at Arizona, Casteel inherited one of the thinnest and youngest defenses in the nation evidenced by more than half of his depth chart comprising freshmen or sophomores. This year, things have shifted in his favor with more depth and more experience. In fact, Wildcat defenders have combined for 265 career starts with the same 11 starting each contest this season. Senior lineman Sione Tuihalamaka and senior cornerback Shaquille Richardson lead with 29 career starts apiece, while senior linebackers Marquis Flowers and Jake Fischer boast 28 and 26 starts, respectively. Junior "spur" safety Tra'Mayne Bondurant has tallied 23 starts, including 23 of Arizona's last 24 games (only missed 2012 New Mexico Bowl). True freshman linebacker Scooby Wright is the only player without prior starting experience and has earned the nod in each of his first five collegiate games.
Run KDC: With four games under his belt, junior running back Ka'Deem Carey has begun backing up his All-American sophomore campaign. On several preseason watch lists (Maxwell Player of the Year Award, Doak Walker Award and Walter Camp Football Foundation), Carey took his first handoff of the season 58 yards for a touchdown against UNLV on Sept. 7. He went on to finish with a game-high 171 rushing yards on 16 carries and has added 100-yard games in each of his last three outings. Here are some nuggets of note regarding the nation's defending rushing leader (see complete career stats on page 12 of this release):
- In 2012, became first Wildcat to lead the nation in rushing since Art Luppino in 1955 (also 1954).
- Has 37 career total touchdowns (No. 2 at UA and tied No. 3 among active FBS players).
- Has 34 career rushing touchdowns (No. 2 at UA and No. 4 among active FBS players).
- Has 2,923 career rushing yards (No. 8 among active FBS players).
- Leads all active FBS players with 104.4 rushing yards per game.
- Has 4,112 career all-purpose yards (No. 14 among active FBS players)
- Averages 6.0 yards per carry (No. 6 in FBS) on 488 career rushes.
- Leads all active Pac-12 players and ranks No. 3 in FBS for career 100-yard games (14).
- One of four FBS players tackled once or fewer times for loss this season (minimum 60 rushes).
- Set UA single-season record with 1,929 rushing yards in 2012.
- Set an Arizona program record with 23 rushing touchdowns in 2012.
- Led the Pac-12 with 10 100-yard rushing games in 2012 and matched Trung Canidate (1999) for the school record for 100-yard games in a season.
- Finished the 2012 season with 2,248 all-purpose yards, falling one yard shy of Dennis Northcutt's single-season school record of 2,249 set in 1999.
- Carey finished the 2012 season with 24 total touchdowns to tie Art Luppino (1954) for the most individual touchdowns in school single-season history.
Great Eight: Running back Ka'Deem Carey has rushed for 100 yards in eight consecutive games – a stretch that includes some remarkable performances. Here's a look:
|Rush Att.-Yards
|Nov. 10, 2012
|Nov. 17, 2012
|at Utah
|Nov. 23, 2012
|Arizona St.
|Dec. 15, 2012
|vs. Nevada
|Sept. 7, 2013
|at UNLV
|Sept. 14, 2013
|Sept. 28, 2013
|at Washington
|Oct. 11, 2013
|at USC
|8 games
|7.5/185.7 per game
* Pac-12 and Arizona single-game rushing record
^ School single-game record; tied Pac-12 single-game record
Carey Closing In: Junior running back Ka'Deem Carey is closing in on a few milestones (see complete career stats on page 12 of this release):
- 34 rushing yards away from No. 6 in UA history (Nic Grigsby, 2,957).
- 77 rushing yards away from 3,000 for his career
- 173 rushing yards away from No. 5 in UA history (Hubie Oliver, 3,096)
- 21 rush attempts away from No. 10 in program history (Jim Upchurch, 488)
- 12 rush attempts away from 500 for his career (held by Keola Antolin, No. 9 in UA history)
- 10 rushing touchdowns away from No. 1 in school history (Art Luppino, 44)
- 11 total touchdowns away from No. 1 in school history (Art Luppino, 48)
Carey Streaking: Ka'Deem Carey, the nation's leading rusher in 2012, is working on several impressive streaks heading into Saturday's game:
- Has rushed for 100-plus yards in eight-straight games (12 of last 13) played
- Has 150-plus all-purpose yards in eight-straight games played
- Has a rushing touchdown in 15 of last 17 games played
- Has 16 or more carries in 14-straight games played
- Has a pass reception in 18 of the last 19 games played
- Has scored a touchdown in 17 of last 19 games played
3,000/4,000: Ka'Deem Carey is seeking to become the fourth player in school history with 3,000 rushing yards and 4,000 all-purpose yards for a career. Last week at USC, Carey gained 174 all-purpose yards to surpass the 4,000-yard mark and push his career tally to 4,112. He has at least 150 all-purpose yards in eight-straight games dating back to last season. Now he is 77 rushing yards shy of 3,000 for his career. Should he reach the mark, Carey will join Trung Canidate (3,824 rushing/4,378 all-purpose), Ontiwaun Carter (3,501 rushing/4,023 all-purpose) and Art Luppino (3,381 rushing/4,963 all-purpose) as the only Wildcats to reach the 3,000 rushing/4,000 all-purpose yard mark for a career.
In a Rush to Win: Arizona has won eight of its last 12 games dating to last season, a trend that may or may not coincide with a dominant rushing attack. Over their last 12 games, the Wildcats have gained 3,174 yards on 542 rushing attempts, a 5.86 yards per carry clip good enough for 264.50 yards per game. The Wildcats have rushed for 300 or more yards in four of the 12 contests with a perfect 4-0 record in those games. Arizona is 6-1 when it rushes for 250-plus yards and 7-1 when it tops the 200-yard mark.
100-Yard Rushing Nuggets: Arizona has rushed for 100 or more yards in all but one game under Rich Rodriguez (89 at Oregon, 9/22/2012). Prior to Rodriguez's arrival, the Wildcats gained 100 rushing yards only five times in 2011 … An Arizona player has rushed for 100 yards in a game in nine-straight contests (last time failed to do so: at UCLA, 11/3/2012) … Under Rodriguez, a Wildcat has rushed for 100 yards 15 times in 18 total games, including 13 of the last 14 … Ka'Deem Carey (14), Daniel Jenkins (1) and Matt Scott (1) have combined for 16 100-yard performances in the 18 games under Rodriguez. Arizona had gone 17-straight games without a 100-yard rusher prior to Rodriguez's arrival (last was Keola Antolin, 111 yards, at UCLA on Oct. 30, 2010).
KDC's Versatility: Ka'Deem Carey may be one of the nation's leading rushers, but he does a little bit of everything offensively for the Wildcats. Carey actually is second on the squad with 12 receptions and he is third with 118 receiving yards. That's a 9.8 yards per catch clip that compliments his 6.1-yard rushing average. Carey is also a willing and able blocker – either in the run game or just as importantly in pass protection.
Disciplined Cats: Arizona ranks as the second-least penalized team in the Pac-12 having been flagged for only 37.6 yards per game. That figure also ranks No. 20 nationally and is a healthy improvement from a season ago when the Wildcats finished No. 77 (55.1 per game). Interestingly, Arizona's opponents have been penalized for 63.6 yards per game – which is the 16th-most nationally for opponent penalty yards.
A Different Zone: A look at the stat sheet shows Arizona scoring on 83-percent of its red zone drives this season (15 of 18) with 11 drives resulting in touchdowns. However, Arizona has 12 touchdowns this season outside the red zone (of 20 yards or longer), including nine by the offense. The Wildcats have touchdown runs of 91 yards (Daniel Jenkins), 61 yards (Javelle Allen), 58 yards (Ka'Deem Carey), 35 yards (twice, B.J. Denke) and 30 yards (B.J. Denker). Last Thursday at USC, the Wildcats had passing touchdowns of 57 yards (Nate Phillips), 45 yards (Garic Wharton) and 28 yards (Garic Wharton) from outside the redzone. Arizona's defense has three interception returns for scores.
Just What D.R. Ordered: After missing the first three games of the season recovering from foot surgery, David Richards returned to the lineup at Washington and hauled in his first catches at USC last week. Against the Trojans, Richards had three catches for 21 yards, including a nine-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter. He surely will be a big part of the passing game moving forward having hauled in 29 passes for 298 yards and three touchdowns as a redshirt freshman in 2012. At 6-foot-4, 214 pounds, Richards is a big target that can stretch the field vertically or go over the middle to catch passes.
Mr. Versatility: One of Arizona's offensive leaders is the ever versatile Chris Putton, a fifth-year senior who has mastered all five positions on the offensive line. Putton doesn't claim a natural position – he willing says he will play wherever coaches need him – but his skills are perhaps best suited at guard where he has made 23 career starts. In a pinch, he can slide out to tackle if needed behind starters Fabbians Ebbele and Mickey Baucus, or take the controls at center. His experience and versatility will pay dividends in the trenches this season.
Bookend Tackles: Junior tackles Fabbians Ebbele and Mickey Baucus account for 59 of Arizona's 95 career starts along the offensive line. The duo started 28 consecutive games together before Ebbele missed a start while recovering from an ankle injury at Washington on Sept. 28. Now Baucus accounts for 30 career starts and Ebbele was back in the starting rotation at USC to bump his total to 29. Together, Ebbele and Baucus are literally a big reason the Wildcats have run the ball so successfully the last two seasons. They've also done an admirable job protecting the quarterback as the Wildcats have surrendered only 25 sacks over the last 18 games.
Terrific Tra'Mayne: Arizona's biggest defensive playmaker has been "spur" safety Tra'Mayne Bondurant. The junior ranks fourth on the team with 29 tackles and is tied for third with three tackles for loss, including one sack. He is the team leader for interceptions (3) and second in passes broken up (3) and has accounted for two of Arizona's three defensive touchdowns this season thanks to interception returns (23 yards against NAU and 51 yards at UNLV). In his career, Bondurant has six interceptions for 170 yards and three touchdowns.
Scooby Doo(ing) it Wright: There are some talented freshman in the Pac-12 Conference, but perhaps the most underrated of the group is Arizona linebacker Scooby Wright. The true freshman has started all five games at strongside linebacker and has not disappointed. The Windsor, Calif., native is second on the club in both tackles (34) and tackles for loss (4.0) He's registered a tackle for loss in four of five games to open his college career and has shown he has the toughness to be an impact player right away. At No. 16 Washington on Sept. 28, Wright collected a career-high nine tackles, including one for loss, as the Wildcats held the Huskies to a season-low 409 yards of offense.
Tacklin' Tevis: Junior "bandit" safety Jared Tevis brings a hard-hitting, blue collar edge to the Arizona defense. A native of Tucson, Ariz., Tevis is second on the team with 36 tackles, including a sack, and has two pass breakups to go with a forced fumble in the early part of the season. A 16-game starter over the last two years, Tevis has shown a nose for the football in coordinator Jeff Casteel's 3-3-5 defense. Three weeks ago at Washington, he set a career-high with 13 tackles and now has 118 in his last 16 games played (7.4 per game). As a sophomore, Tevis has 82 stops and led the team with four forced fumbles, plus added two interceptions to go with six pass breakups.
Shaq on the Attack: Senior cornerback Shaquille Richardson intercepted his eighth career pass at Washington on Sept. 28. A 28-game starter in his four-year career, Richardson has broken up 26 passes (tied for 12th in program history) and registered 153 tackles for the Wildcats. He's also forced three fumbles and recovered two, while collecting eight tackles for loss. Already in 2013, Richardson has 22 tackles and three behind the line – a new single-season career high for tackles for loss.
Desert Bloom: It was in fall camp a year ago when Marquis Flowers was shifted from safety to linebacker to add depth at a position of need. Now, some 14 months later, Flowers has settled in to become one of the top linebackers in the Pac-12. Five games into his senior season, Flowers has 33 tackles, including 4.5 for loss, and has one fumble recovery for 36 yards. As a junior, he was second on the squad with exactly 100 tackles and led the team with 13 tackles for loss and a team-high 5.5 sacks. He also proved to have a nose for the football, intercepting three pass, forcing three fumbles and recovering another.
Scholarships Earned: Several walk-ons earned the praise of head coach Rich Rodriguez, who rewarded them with scholarships this offseason. Nose guard Tevin Hood, linebacker Sir Thomas Jackson and receiver Johnny Jackson earned scholarships in the spring, while running back Terris Jones-Grigsby and receiver Trevor Ermisch were put on scholarship this fall. Rodriguez values a strong walk-on program and benefitted such a program himself. At West Virginia, Rodriguez started as a walk-on in 1981 and became a three-year letter winner as a defensive back from 1982-84.
Gridiron Graduates: Eight Wildcats have earned their degrees from the University of Arizona, a tally that ranks fifth nationally for FBS programs. Included are running backs Daniel Jenkins and Kylan Butler, receivers Terrence Miller and Richard Morrison, defensive backs Derrick Rainey and Justin Samuels, offensive lineman Eric Bender-Ramsey and defensive lineman Sione Tuihalamaka.
The Bear Down Story: Arizona's new FieldTurf playing surface features the school motto "Bear Down" in ghost lettering behind the prominent block "A" logo at midfield. The rally cry, which predates "Win One For the Gipper" by two years, was coined by John "Button" Salmon – a quarterback, baseball catcher and student body president – all the way back in 1926. In early October that year, after the Wildcat varsity defeated the freshman squad in an annual match at the time, Salmon and several friends were returning from a visit to Phoenix, and an automobile crash north of Tucson near Florence left the young athlete critically injured. Two weeks later, Salmon died from his injuries. The coach at the time, J.F. "Pop" McKale, had visited Salmon in the hospital regularly before his death, and later told the squad the young athlete's last message to his teammates was, "Tell them... tell the team to bear down." When word spread, the UA student body drew to the phrase swiftly, and among other uses painted the slogan on the roof of the university gymnasium shortly thereafter, known since as Bear Down Gym. An airplane view of that huge-lettered phrase caused eventual long-time band director Jack K. Lee to write the song, "Bear Down, Arizona" during his application for the UA band job. Now – 87 years since – "Bear Down" remains UA's most enduring tradition. In addition to the rally cry on the field, a bust of Salmon stands outside the entrance to the Lowell-Stevens Football Facility where Wildcat fans can read his final words. Arizona players also will pass by the statue on the "Wildcat Walk" as they enter the facility before every home game.
Up Next: Arizona will hit the road for two straight weeks with games at Colorado (Oct. 26) and at California (Nov. 2). Kickoff in Boulder, Colo., has been set for 6 p.m. MDT (5 p.m. in Tucson) with a live television broadcast on the Pac-12 Networks. Start time and television information for the game at California is expected to be announced on Monday, Oct. 21.


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Taking on the Role
Being a Godparent
Being a godparent is both an honour and a responsibility. There are no hard and fast rules nowadays but, in practice, there is a world of difference between just being a godparent and being a good godparent - both in the eyes of the child and its parents.
It is very flattering to be asked to be a godparent but, before committing to the role, try and understand what the parents expect from you.
Parents usually select godparents who will bring something to the mix - for example, adventure, glamour, sporting prowess, culture, humour or sociability. Think about what might be expected of you and what makes you different to the other godparents: the parents will usually have mentally assigned to you some aspect of their child's development.
Declining the Offer
If you think that you are not up to the role or that the parents' expectations may be too much, then it is best to decline politely.
In some circles, godparents are regarded as trophies and are selected on the basis of the social and career opportunities they may afford the child in later life. If you feel this is the case then beware: your life as a godparent will be plagued by requests for favours and you will be expected to spend a fortune on gifts and treats.
Similarly, some adults collect godchildren like stamps; they end up with an impressive collection but never do anything with them. So if you haven't got the time or interest, then be honest and decline the role.

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Miami University hosted the Oxford Kinetics Festival Sunday at Millett Hall.
The festival included unique bikes and multiple events, like the scramble, which is part parade, part race and part obstacle course.
There were also hands-on activities like learning to build your own kinetic contraption, creating a kite or launching an air-powered soda bottle rocket.
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ATLANTA — With spring tornado season having arrived, Angelica Corp. is once again giving back to local communities by donating linens, blankets and towels to disaster victims.
Medical linen services provider Angelica most recently donated to the victims of January's Trussville, Ala., tornado. That storm system ripped through the Birmingham area with wind speeds of roughly 150 miles per hour, killing two, injuring hundreds, and destroying more than 200 homes.
Angelica has also partnered with relief efforts in Alabama to provide linens to the survivors of the April 2011 storm system that devastated much of Alabama and Georgia. The company's plants in Rockmart and Ooltewah donated thermal blankets, towels, washcloths, sheets and pillowcases to the disaster relief effort.
"Clean sheets and towels are so easy to take for granted, but for disaster survivors, those simple comforts are a step toward normal after their world's been torn apart," notes Aly Merritt, Angelica's marketing manager. "We feel it's only right that we do our part to help comfort this community after these horrifying storms."
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Tonight on a new episode of "Return to Amish" fans watched as Chapel told Andrew that she wouldn't marry him. On Sunday night, he proposed to her and she said no. She recently found out that her cancer was back and Chapel didn't feel okay with marrying him while she was sick. He didn't care at all though and wants to be with her. Andrew loves this girl and just wants to make her happy.
They ended the show with her telling him no and the previews don't share anything about what is going to happen. Heavy shared that these two have already tied the knot though. They have figured out a way to work it out and she ends up telling him yes. The wedding already happened but they were able to keep most of the details a secret.
The wedding happened on May 10 in Pennsylvania. They even have a Facebook page together and they are doing great. On this page, they talk to fans and share that they are doing great. It looks like Chapel is still fighting her cancer but she is now a married woman and things are going good for them. Life is great for these two and everyone is happy to hear that she said yes.
The TLC cameras caught the entire thing. This means that the show will be airing the wedding of Chapel and Andrew Schmucker. It should air on this season of "Return to Amish" on TLC before the show is over. It is unknown if it will be back for another season or not but it could come back again.
Don't miss new episodes of "Return to Amish" every Sunday night on TLC. This series is doing great and fans can't wait to see how it turns out. Obviously she will say yes to him very soon. Congrats to the happy couple.


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More JSF Validation - Custom Error Messages
By johnc on May 24, 2006
The errors messages that are shown for each type of validation error are controlled by the Message.properties file, which is located in the javax.faces package of jsf-impl.jar. You can view this file by expanding Libraries > Sun Java System Application Server > jsf-impl.jar > javax.faces and double-clicking Message.properties.
If you want to create custom messages for these errors, you can do so by swapping out the properties file used by the application.
- Right-click the jAstrologer project and choose New > File/Folder. Under the Other category, select Properties File and click Next. Name the file MyMessages, put it in the src/astrologer/ui folder, and click Finish. MyProperties.properties opens in the Source Editor.
- Copy over the following properties from Message.properties to MyProperties.properties:
javax.faces.component.UIInput.REQUIRED={0}: Validation Error: Value is required. javax.faces.converter.DateTimeConverter.DATE_detail={2}: ''{0}'' could not be understood as a date. Example: {1}
- Change the values of the properties:
javax.faces.component.UIInput.REQUIRED=Please enter a value for this field. javax.faces.converter.DateTimeConverter.DATE=Please enter a valid date. javax.faces.converter.DateTimeConverter.DATE_detail=Please enter a valid date. Example: {1}
- Open faces-config.xml (under the Configuration Files node) and enter the
following inside the main faces-config element:
... <application> <locale-config> <default-locale>en</default-locale> </locale-config> <message-bundle>astrologer.ui.MyMessages</message-bundle> </application> </faces-config>
- Right-click the application and choose Run Project. When you do not enter
anything for a required field or enter a bad date format for the birthday
field, the application now shows the following errors:
Note that any messages that you haven't specified in your custom properties file will be taken from the default Message.properties in jsf-impl.jar. Also, you can define a CSS style for error messages and then specify that style in the message tag by doing the following:
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Sir James Dunn Law Library
The Law Library occupies four floors in the Weldon Law Building with bright, comfortable space for study and research. Its collection of over 220,000 volumes has excellent holdings of common law materials, legal periodicals and extensive collections of international law, health law and environmental law.
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Map to Library
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The Elliott Bay Book Company
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West Seattle native Teresa K. Miller appears here tonight to read from her debut poetry collection, sped, published in a beautiful edition by Sidebrow Books, a west coast independent press. sped consists of three poetic sequences, one of which was inspired by the 2006 accident in which her father was struck by a car and killed while riding his bicycle on Highland Park Way. "Weaving these individual threads into a single plait, Miller's form highlights her expansive entanglements, as well as her singular focused journey through mourning ... What a gripping debut Sidebrow Books in San Francisco has recently released." - Katrina Roberts, Los Angeles Review of Books.


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Update 10/19/2014: Shamontiel deactivated her Facebook account. As usual, she's found Twitter and Pinterest more effective for the social media conversations she wants to have. Any Facebook account with her photos or name is a fake. If she reopens her FB account, it'll be the same URL in the photos above. This status will also disappear.
Update: On Thurs., June 26, Facebook finally reversed their decision and took down the fake account impersonating Shamontiel. See image photo gallery for details.
MTV's "Catfish" is an odd show. Viewers tune in each week to see what naive person fell for the okey doke and financially supported or fell in love with someone they don't know. These people usually don't have video cameras, computer cameras or valid cell phone numbers. The "Catfish" victims are either in deep denial about why their significant other is so mysterious or want so badly for Mr./Mrs. mystery to be telling the truth that they'll just believe it's true regardless of how creative the lies become.
But what about the people whose photos are being publicized without their consent? What's pretty useful about "Catfish" is TV hosts Nev Schulman and Max Joseph usually contact the source of the photos when they can narrow it down to a specific person. Then they verify whether it's that person. But for the everyday person who doesn't spot themselves on an episode of "Catfish" or pre-"Catfish," how can they avoid their photos being used all over social media sites by creepy people who would rather hide behind someone else's identity.
Tip 1: Keep track of first, last and middle names on Google Alerts. Always know how a government name (or nicknames or specific aliases) are being used. Google Alerts allow people to set up immediate, daily, weekly or monthly alerts. This comes in especially handy for people with uncommon names.
Tip 2: Search for face and/or body photos to see if they're being used without a government name. It's much more difficult to identify someone using another person's photos if the names don't match. But Google's Search by Image option helps out tremendously, especially for social media fans who post lots of photos to the public.
Tip 3: If a fake account is identified (such as this one), pay attention to the pattern of the fake account's Facebook friends, Twitter followers, Google+ followers, and so forth. Look for anyone recognizable to see if that can narrow down who could be the culprit.
Tip 4: If no one is recognizable in the social media accounts, send a message to all of that fake account's social circle notifying them that the account is fake. As tedious as this may be, especially if the fake account has an exorbitant amount of friends, if this fake user is using someone's government name and photos, there's no telling what they're saying to these people. Immediately regulate the situation.
Tip 5: Contact the social media channel to report fake accounts. Be willing to provide any real-time proof that this account is fake. Remember when MySpace used to make users hold up signs with their MySpace address on them? Yes, do things like that. Try to use a camera with a time stamp and/or date on it. If that's not possible, which is sometimes the case for cell phones, write the date on the sign.
Tip 6: Monitor the fake account until it is closed. It's too easy to think that once messages have been sent and a social media site has been notified that all is resolved. But if someone has been using this name or photo or identity for some time now, chances are too risky that they'll continue to use this account but under a new name.
Tip 7: While this may be risky, contact the fake account holder to let it be known that the account is fake. Now this can possibly work against the real person. For the more sociopathic trolls, being outed may appear to be a game. Then multiple accounts could possibly be set up just to rile the real person. Or, the fake account user could back up completely and move on to the next person.
Tip 8: Pay attention to the Facebook friends of the fake account who refuse to respond to fake account accusations. For example, one Facebook friend quickly accepted a friend request within a few minutes. But as soon as he was informed about the fake account, the messages were read, there was no response and then the real account was unfriended but still kept the fake account as a friend. It is possible that maybe one of the friends on the fake Facebook account are involved in updating or are the source of the fake account. However, other Facebook friends of the fake account responded immediately, asked for details and immediately unfriended with empathy for the real person.
The bigger picture here is someone's identity should only be that of him or herself. While being a publicist is a reputable job, anyone on social media accounts, in a career field or in everyday life should be their own publicists. Always be in charge of the brand. Don't associate a name with something not to be proud of. And don't let anyone else ruin a name because of their own hesitancy about themselves.
Additional Notes: As entertaining as "Catfish" is, it's not amusing to find out someone is using your face for their own accounts. I found out today that a fake Facebook account, which appears to have been updated as late as May 2013 wishing the unfriended account (mentioned in Tip 8) a happy birthday, is using my picture (watermark included) with Facebook people I have never seen, met or talked to. I've also never worked for AT&T, lived in Montgomery, Ala., studied at Sidney Lanier High School or attended Alabama State University.
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PUYALLUP — The Prairie Falcons never take anything for granted.
Just might be one of the reasons one can always count on them to make it to the state girls basketball tournament.
"Even if people expect us to make it, it's still an accomplishment," senior Kelsey Asplund said moments after Prairie (24-1) clinched its 15th consecutive trip to state.
Which is why the team did celebrate a bit, even if this might have been the easiest of games to get to state.
Jackie Lanz had 18 points and nine rebounds, Megan Lindsley had 16 points, and all the starters took a seat in the fourth quarter of their Class 3A regional matchup against Juanita of Kirkland.
Then the reserves outscored the Rebels (21-6) in the final period, the finishing touches of a 65-28 victory at Rogers High School.
"Every one wants to get there, to be one of those teams that is going to state," senior Heather Corral said. "To get to go with these girls is awesome. Everyone has stepped up a ton."
The Class 3A tournament begins Thursday in Tacoma. The draw for the bracket and game times will take place Sunday.
Lanz was 5 of 10 from the floor and made three 3-pointers. Lindsley was 6 of 11, also with three 3-pointers. Cori Woodward had eight points, four assists, and three steals. Asplund added six points, and Corral had three assists and three steals.
In all, 11 Falcons scored and all 12 had some positive numbers on the stat sheet.
"I know the younger players were really enjoying playing at the end," said Lanz, a junior. "It was really exciting to see them be so successful."
The Falcons also learned that Juanita's best player, Kate Cryderman, would miss the game. She injured her ankle in practice this week.
Prairie coach Al Aldridge reminded his players how focused they were last year when Corral went down with a knee injury about this time. The Falcons went on to win four in a row, including a bi-district title, and made it to the state championship game.
"She's their emotional leader," Aldridge said of Cryderman. "They were on a mission to play for Kate. Beware of a wounded animal. Sometimes those are the most scary."
Which is why he was so pleased with the first quarter, then the first half. Prairie never let the Rebels think they had a chance.
"Al told us to keep up the intensity," Lanz said.
The Falcons went on a 14-0 run to take a 17-4 advantage.
Lindsley and Lanz each had 11 points at the half, with Prairie taking a 41-12 lead. Lanz had a 3-pointer and then picked up the rare four-point play with a 3-ball-plus-the-foul-shot in the third quarter.
In the second half, the Rebels decided to have some fun, knowing their season was about to end. They hardly ran any offense, just throwing up 3-pointers and hoping to get some to fall. It led to a lot of offensive rebounds and a lot more misses. Juanita finished 11 of 66 from the floor, 2 of 32 from 3-point range.
The Prairie reserves pushed the lead to 39 at one point, being cheered on by the starters every second of the way.
"We do well every year, but when we (get to state), it's still special," Lanz said. "It's exciting. It's heart-pumping. It's mind-boggling."
It's Prairie at state.
JUANITA (21-6) — Winnie Levitt 3, Mikayla Jones 8, Bre Carter 2, Molly Steck 0, Molly Grager 5, Tayler Lloyd 2, Mary Carter 1, McKenzie Waltar 2, Shannon Brink 2, Emily Wright 0, Carla Marigmen 3. Totals 11-66 (2-32) 4-10 28.
PRAIRIE (24-1) — Cori Woodward 8, Heather Corral 3, Kelsey Asplund 6, Megan Lindsley 16, Jackie Lanz 18, Andrea Smith 4, Nicole Goecke 3, Emily Peters 0, Lindsay Asplund 2, Rachel Deaton 4, Aleah Walz 1. Totals 23-55 (6-23) 13-24 65.
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Is there a dependency in how many magnetic disks from speed? I mean is it faster if hdd has 3 magnetic disks or 2 ? :)
platters? fewer platters means less need to seek i think. This seems relevant too
I believe that the number of platters is not an indication of the disk speed.
where I believe rotation is probably the most important factor for random seek.
Drives with Higher densities are faster because more data moves under the read/write heads in any given amount of time. Seek time is a wash since the RPM and speed that the head moves in/out is essentially constant between drives within a class. Within a single capacity level newer drives with fewer high density platters will be faster than older ones with more platters. More platters will only help if you're doing the equivalent of short stroking the drive. Seek times for 100GB of data on a 2 platter 3.5" 1GB drive will be lower than on 1 platter 500GB model because the heads won't have to move as far. The higher transfer times will let the 2 platter 1GB drive beat an older 3-5 platter 1GB model.
That said, Stefan is right about SSDs being the way to go when speed really matters. A good SSD will blow even the fastest harddrive out of the water.
More platters should mean lower seek times since the arm needs to move a shorter distance. Sequential reads/writes should be faster on one with fewer platters. It would, however, be hard to even find out how many platters a certain drive contains. It's also not a good indicator of performance since it affects some things and not even those in the same direction, base your choice on real-world benchmarks instead, there are plenty out there.
Anyhow, if performance is a big issue, nowadays, you don't buy magnetic disks, you buy SSD-drives. The random reads and writes, which is the more common usage in desktop machines, is much faster on those.


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The "Can't Remember to Forget You" music video has gained plenty of attention since its recent release. The upbeat song and sensual video presents Shakira and Rihanna sharing chemistry, dance moves and looking stunning.
Shakira's makeup look is quite natural. She wears a pink lipstick and a natural manicure. Rihanna's beauty look includes a bold red lip, and a red manicure to match. Both of the ladies wear similar hairstyles- long, loose and perfectly tamed curls.
The video also features sexy bathing suits, standout jewelry pieces and a lot of visually stunning patterns. Lacey and sheer fabrics, chunky necklaces, vintage wallpaper patterns and a lot of red and black color combinations.
These visuals stood out to me as nail art inspiration. Here is a look at nail art designs inspired by the sultry color schemes and appealing patterns from apparel and background display featured in the "Cant Remember to Forget You" music video.
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As we've long maintained, the best kinds of sales are the ones where you get to choose what gets a discount. Coupon codes are definitely our favorite way to shop, and starting now until May 6, Bloomingdale's is offering you the opportunity to take 20% off of almost all shoes, both regular-price and already reduced, with code WEDGES. The catch? You have to buy two pairs at the same time, but let's be real – that's the kind of requirement we can all handle.
Because spring is really kicking into high gear, now's the perfect time to stock up on fun sandals and sneakers to wear over the next few months while the weather is warm and the sun is shining. To get you on the right track, we've taken the liberty of selecting some spring shoes that we really love and that won't break the bank. Check out our selections below or shop the full shoe department at Bloomingdale's!


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NetBeans Podcast no.4
By Roman Strobl on I 22, 2006
Here comes the fourth NetBeans podcast. I bought a new microphone so I hope the quality has improved - if not I can switch back to the original one. Let me know which sound you prefer.
NetBeans Podcast no.4 (11 min 37 sec, size: 11.2 MB)
I also provide shownotes with links:
- 1. NetBeans 5.0 RC2
- download RC1 and discuss it on JavaLobby
- List of fixes since RC1
- 2. Matisse Flash Tutorial
- Read, watch and listen to the tutorial
- Discussion about the Tutorial on Javalobby
- Geertjan's post about Matisse used with database
- 3. Sandip Chitale's Blog
- Visit Sandip's blog at http://blogs.sun.com/scblog
- Few screenshots of Sandips modules available in my blog
- 4. NetBeans Frappr! Map
- http://www.frappr.com/netbeans
- http://www.frappr.com/glassfish
- http://www.frappr.com/opensolaris
- 5. JXM Module Goes Stable
- Information about the module
- Getting started with JMX module
- JMX tutorial with NetBeans
- JMX documentation at java.sun.com
- 6. Questions & Answer
- Send questions to roman (dot) strobl (at) sun (dot) com
To subscribe via iTunes or similar players, visit http://feeds.feedburner.com/netbeanspod.
Update: I played with RMS normalization so the audio should sound a bit more professional now. I wonder if I can use the filters to remove the breathing sounds...


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AUDI has unveiled a new derivative of its A1 model with carbon dioxide emissions of 99 g/km and fuel economy of 74.3 mpg on the combined cycle.
The 1.6 TDI powered model is now available to order in SE, Sport and S line specification priced from £14,480 on-the-road to £17,865. The model replaces the existing 1.6 TDI, which has emissions of 105 g/km and fuel economy of 70.6 mpg.
The new A1 1.6 TDI with five-speed manual transmission sprints from rest to 62 mph in 10.5 seconds, and has a top speed of 118 mph.
Standard features include engine start-stop function, energy recuperation, alloy wheels, air conditioning, single CD audio system with MP3 compatibility and ESP with latest differential lock system.


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Is Oregon sunny enough for solar? Yes. Even Gresham and the rainy Willamette Valley receive as much sunshine annually as the average U.S. city. In fact, solar is Oregon's most abundant renewable resource. Today, more than 17,000 Oregon households use solar energy systems to generate electricity or heat water.
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Is my home right for solar? Solar works best on south-facing roofs, though east or west-oriented roofs may be suitable as well. There should be little or no shading from trees, buildings, chimneys or roof gables on or adjacent to your home. Remember, locations with no shading in the winter may be shaded by spring and summer foliage. If your roof is deteriorated, you may need to re-roof your home before installing solar. Another consideration for installing solar is the condition of wiring in your home; in some instances, an electrical upgrade may be needed if your home has older wiring. Your contractor will help you assess these issues.
What are watts, kilowatts and kilowatt hours? The size of a solar electric system is often described in watts (W) or kilowatts (kW). One kW = 1,000 W. Watts are a unit of power, just like the horsepower of an engine. They express the maximum possible output of energy the system can produce at any point in time. When sunlight strikes solar electric panels, they produce electricity that is measured in kilowatt hours (kWh). Kilowatt hours are the units of energy you buy from your utility and use in your home to run your appliances, lighting and electronics. In Oregon, a good rule of thumb is that 1,000 watts of solar electric panels require about 100 square-feet of space and will typically produce 1,000-1,300 kWh of electricity each year. If you double or triple the size of the system, you will double or triple the amount of electricity it produces.
Can I still participate if I have an older roof? Yes, you can participate. If your roof is in poor condition and needs replacement there are several things you should know: First, in order to qualify for Energy Trust of Oregon incentives you must have at least 10 years of roof life remaining on your current roof. Your solar contractor or an Energy Trust representative will help you assess this during the solarize project process.
If it is determined that your roof will need replacement then your project contractor can help you move forward by working closely with the roofer you choose or you can work with their preferred roofing contractor. In some cases a complete roof replacement might not be necessary.Each case will be evaluated individually.
Can I put solar panels on my garage? Yes, if your garage has good solar access and the roof is in good condition, you can install solar panels on your garage. There may be additional cost if additional electrical work needs to be done, e.g. trenching.
If I have solar panels, will I have electricity when the power goes out? When the power goes out, your solar panels will automatically shut down. The reason is very simple – if someone is working on the lines to bring the electricity back on in the neighborhood, the energy you are producing could harm the worker.
What if I produce more energy than I use? Net excess generation is carried over to the customer's next bill as a kilowatt-hour credit for a 12-month period. Unless a utility and a customer otherwise agree, the annual billing cycle will conclude at the end of the March billing cycle of each year. Any excess generation credits remaining at the end of a 12-month period will be credited to customers enrolled in Oregon's low-income assistance programs.
Will my taxes go up if I install solar? No, Oregon law prohibits homeowner property taxes from raising due to renewable energy installations.
Can my Homeowners Association prevent me from installing a solar array on my property? No, due to a 1979 Oregon law, HOA's can't prevent homeowners from installing renewable energy on their property, including solar systems.
How much space do I need on my roof? In Oregon, a good rule of thumb is that 1,000 watts of solar electric panels require about 100 square-feet of space and will typically produce 1,000-1,300 kWh of electricity each year. If you double or triple the size of the system, you will double or triple the amount of electricity it produces.
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College Hockey:Game of the Week Announces CWHL Broadcast Schedule
The USCHO Game of the Week has finalized its 2007-08 broadcast schedule for the inaugural season of the Canadian Women's Hockey League. The league features numerous college standouts and has launched with seven franchises, including four in the greater Toronto Area, one in Ottawa, and two in Montreal. All broadcasts will feature free live video coverage.
2007-08 CWHL Broadcast Schedule
(all times EST)
Saturday, December 8, Burlington at Brampton, 6:00PM
Saturday, December 15, Mississauga at Brampton, 6:00PM
Saturday, December 29, Ottawa at Vaughan, 7:30PM
Saturday, January 5, Burlington at Quebec, 7:30PM
Sunday, January 6, Brampton at Mississauga, 11:00AM
Saturday, January 26, Montreal at Brampton, 6:00PM
Sunday, January 27, Vaughan at Mississauga, 11:00AM
Saturday, February 2, Mississauga at Brampton, 6:00PM
Notable NCAA Alumni in the CWHL
Brampton Canadettes-Thunder
Gillian Apps (Dartmouth '07)
Mandy Cronin (Maine '02)
Molly Engstrom (Wisconsin '05)
Tiffany Hagge (Dartmouth '06)
Kathleen Kauth (Brown '01)
Krista McArthur (Minnesota-Duluth '06)
Meredith Ostrander (Brown '02)
Bobbi-Jo Slusar (Wisconsin '07)
Vicky Sunohara (Northeastern '91)
Burlington Barracudas
Amanda Barre (Colgate '05)
Kelly Hart (Bemidji State '06)
Karen Droog-McLaughlin (Maine '04)
Nikki Eckebrecht (Bemidji State '06)
Becky Kellar (Brown '07)
Val Hall (Niagara '03)
Kim McCullough (Dartmouth '02)
Tania Pinelli (Niagara '02)
Kelly Zamora (Wayne State '05)
Kristy Zamora (Brown '02)
Jana Harrigan (Ohio State '06)
Michelle Lorion (Northeastern '03)
Rosina Schiff (Rensselaer '06)
Kelly Stewart (St. Cloud State '06)
Lindsay Vine (Niagara '04)
Mississauga Chiefs
Jennifer Botterill (Harvard '03)
Amber Bowman (Ohio State '07)
Tara French (Colgate '07)
Myria Heinhuis (Brown '06)
Sarah Love (Yale '06)
Cherie Piper (Dartmouth '07)
Jennifer Raimondi (Harvard '06)
Laura Watt (Princeton '07)
Montreal Stars
Stefanie Bourbeau (Mercyhurst '07)
Brigitte Laflamme (Maine '06)
Ottawa Capital Canucks
Kendra Antony (Wisconsin '03)
Ricki-Lee Doyle (St. Lawrence '04)
C.J. Ireland (Mercyhurst '03)
Lesley McArthur (Mercyhurst '07)
Jess Moffat (St. Lawrence '06)
Stefanie McLean (Elmira '07)
Allison Paiano (Colgate '06)
Christin Powers (St. Lawrence '05)
Katie Weatherston (Dartmouth '07)
Quebec Phoenix
Christine Dufour (Wisconsin '07)
Vaughan Flames
Meagan Aarts (Maine '04)
Michelle Bonello (Mercyhurst '07)
LaToya Clarke (Minnesota '04)
Jessica Clermont (Niagara '06)
Joanne Eustace (Minnesota-Duluth '03)
Meghan Hunter (Wisconsin '04)
Amy Jack (Niagara '06)
Danielle Lansing (Mercyhurst '06)
Candice Moxley (Niagara '05)
Jennifer Mulick (Manhattanville '05)
Ashley Pendleton (Mercyhurst '07)
Amanda Reid (Niagara '02)
Samantha Shirley (Mercyhurst '06)
Karen Thatcher (Providence '06)
Kerry Weiland (Wisconsin '03)
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Many women who are pregnant are anxious about the different stages of labor. Sometimes not knowing what to expect can cause unnecessary nervousness and make for a difficult birth. Having all of the information about what will be happening to your body and to your baby can help to make your delivery as smooth as possible. There are three distinct stages of labor occur for every woman.
In stage one there are actually two sections called early labor and active labor. During early labor, the baby starts to move down into the pelvic cradle to prepare for entering the world. This can also be called "lightening." The good news is you will be able to breathe better because the baby will no longer be pressing against your diaphragm, but the bad news is you will definitely have to go to the restroom more often as the baby will now be applying more pressure on your bladder.
Your water may also break at this point or it may break before labor begins. Inside the womb, the amniotic sac surrounds and protects the baby. When the membrane of the amniotic sac ruptures, the amniotic fluid will be released. Most women feel this as a trickle of fluid and not the gush of liquid of that often portrayed in movies and on television. Either way, it is important to take note of the fluid's appearance and smell. Make sure that it is odorless and does not look a greenish color. This can indicate a possible infection. Usually, the fluid is clear, pink or has slight traces of blood in it. If you aren't sure, call your physician and let them know what you see. It is not something to be taken lightly.
The other thing to note when your water breaks is that you want to be sure not to introduce anything into the vagina at this time – such as tampons. At this point, the baby is less protected so it is important to prevent bacteria from entering the canal.
In active labor, in order for the baby to drop down, the cervix also begins effacement and dilation. When the cervix effaces, this means that it starts to thin out. Normally the cervix is longer and thicker but when the baby begins to drop into the birth canal, it becomes shorter and thins. Effacement is measured in percentages so if you hear the doctor say you are 0% effaced, nothing is happening yet, but when you are 100% effaced, your cervix is as thin as it can get. Dilation is the actual opening of the cervix. When you are completely dilated, your cervix will be open 10 centimeters. Sometimes the nurse might measure in fingers or centimeters. Just be sure to ask for verification so you know how you are progressing. Contractions during this period should feel like they are becoming stronger, lasting longer and occurring more frequently with regularity.
Stage two of the stages of labor is the actual birth of your baby. The birth can take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. As the contractions intensify, you may feel a natural urge to push or your doctor may recommend you push even when you do not feel like it. Try different positions if you need to. Not all women deliver their babies lying on their backs with their feet in stirrups. Some kneel, squat or lie on their sides. Do whatever feels best and most comfortable for you. Listen closely to your birth attendants and consider their recommendations to push more or slow down some. Finally, the head of your baby will emerge and the doctor will ensure the umbilical cord is in a safe place. The last push will bring your baby into the world.
The last stage of labor is the delivery of the placenta. About 5 minutes after your baby is born, you will begin to feel contractions again. The placenta usually takes about 10 to 30 minutes to deliver. Just as with your baby, listen to your doctor's or birth attendant's instructions regarding when to push or when to relax. Of course, for some women, the stages of labor may be different due to the possibility of needing a caesarean section. Remember, if a c-section is required, you did not fail at childbirth. The goal is to provide your baby the healthiest path to their first breaths and the traditional stages of labor may not be that path.


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Starbucks App Issue Not Likely Affecting Sales: Analyst
Helen Burnett-Nichols
The coffee giant is also set to report first-quarter numbers this week.
A report citing security concerns may have prompted
Starbucks Corporation
(NASDAQ:SBUX) to launch an updated mobile app late last week, but the issue seems unlikely to impact sales, says one analyst.
Although Starbucks shares have enjoyed a 34% bump in the past year, early 2014 has not come without challenges. Last week, Starbucks released an updated version of its mobile app for
Apple iOS
(NASDAQ:AAPL) with "extra layers of protection" after the company
a research report identified "theoretical vulnerabilities" in the previous version of the app; it reportedly left some personal information vulnerable if a customer's iPhone were to be physically stolen and hacked.
The Starbucks app, which allows customers to scan their smartphone to pay, also works as a reward program, store locator, and menu, and is one of the top free apps on iTunes.
In a statement, Starbucks Chief Information Officer Curt Garner said, "There is no indication that any customer has been impacted by this or that any information has been compromised. Regardless, we take these types of concerns seriously and have added several safeguards to protect the information you share with us."
ITG Investment Research analyst Steve West tells Minyanville that he doesn't think the app issue is affecting sales at all.
But, more broadly, with Starbucks also set to weigh in with its fiscal first-quarter numbers after Thursday's market close, West says he is estimating revenue from the company's Americas region and same-store sales comps to come in approximately 1.5% below Street estimates, based on his firm's proprietary consumer panel data.
"Sales trends started slowing in late Sept.and have continued to slow since," he says.
reports that ITG is expecting Starbucks to post same-store sales growth of 5% to 6% for company-owned stores for the quarter ended in December 2013.
In its fiscal 2014 outlook, the company said it is targeting Q1 earnings per share in the range of $0.67 to $0.69, while analysts are reportedly estimating earnings per share to come in at $0.69, up from the year-ago earnings per share of $0.57.
Meanwhile, analysts at Zacks Equity Research
are expecting
Starbucks to beat estimates in Q1.
"Starbucks has been seeing strong traffic trends in the US due to innovation, enhanced food offerings, and its successful loyalty program. We believe the comps will continue to grow in the US driven by innovative beverages (including handcrafted carbonated beverages), enhanced food offerings, La Boulange's national expansion, and introduction of Teavana tea into stores," say Zacks analysts.
Last quarter, Starbucks
earnings per share of $0.63, beating estimates and representing a 37% increase in the same quarter of 2012. For the full fiscal 2013, the company posted a 12% increase in total net revenues, and a 26% jump in earnings per share, to $2.26 per share. More than 1,700 new Starbucks stores also opened in fiscal 2013.
As for this fiscal year, Starbucks is targeting revenue growth upwards of 10%, earnings per share in the range of $2.55 to $2.65 per share, and approximately 1,500 new stores, including 600 in the Americas and 750 in Asia.
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There may have been a break in award season madness in February, but the month was still full of excitement from stars. Robert Pattinson spent time herding cattle [1] on set, while Daniel Radcliffe reunited with his Harry Potter costar Rupert Grint [2], and Cameron Diaz [3] soaked up the sun in a white bikini. There was even more fun with Olympic ice skater Ashley Wagner becoming a meme after her jaw-dropping look, Kendall Jenner showing off her bare chest in a sheer shirt on the NYFW runway, and Leonardo DiCaprio [4] becoming the latest victim of the crotch hugger.
Keep reading for more memorable photos from the month, with some more sweet than shocking.
Source: FameFlynet [4]
Ice skater Ashley Wagner's shocked face [5] at her Olympics score became the "McKayla Maroney is not impressed" of 2014.
George Clooney, Matt Damon, and Luciana Damon shared a laugh [6] at the Berlin International Film Festival premiere of The Monuments Men.
Sports Illustrated's 50th anniversary cover girls, Chrissy Teigen, Lily Aldridge, and Nina Agdal [7], snapped this cute photo at a party celebrating the issue.
Robert Pattison debuted a new darker 'do [8] for his new film, Life, but that wasn't his biggest moment on set . . .
He seemed happiest when he was herding cattle [9].
Pregnant Scandal star Kerry Washington got a sweet kiss from her costar Tony Goldwyn [10] at the NAACP Image Awards.
Jake Gyllenhaal [11] revealed a transformation of his own as he grew quite a beard and longer hair [12] for his new film, Everest.
Helen Mirren [13] met Kate Middleton at Queen Elizabeth II's special A-list reception at Buckingham Palace [14].
Reese Witherspoon [15] and Naomi Watts [16] went to a yoga class together [17] in coordinated outfits.
Leonardo DiCaprio [18] laughed at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival as he was the latest victim of infamous prankster and crotch-hugger Vitalii Sediuk [19].
Kendall Jenner wore a very sheer shirt [20] while walking in the Marc Jacobs [21] show at New York Fashion Week.
Shia LaBeouf wore a paper bag [22] that said "I am not famous anymore" at his Nymphomaniac premiere in Berlin, and his month only got crazier after that.
Lupita Nyong'o was over the moon after winning best supporting actress at the NAACP Image Awards [23].
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt matched in suits at the BAFTA Awards [24], where he took home best film for his work coproducing 12 Years a Slave.
Cameron Diaz [25] showed off her bikini body [26] in St. Barts.
Ellie Goulding, Katy Perry [27], and Lorde DJed together at a BAFTAs afterparty [28].
Miranda Kerr [29] celebrated her partnership with ShopStyle at the launch party in NYC [30], where she dazzled in white.
Beyoncé and her husband, Jay Z, walked hand in hand on vacation [31], with Bey turning heads in her bright bikini top and high-waisted pants.
Source: Tumblr user Beyoncé Knowles [32]
Recently engaged couple Johnny Depp [33] and Amber Heard had a rare moment of PDA [34] at her 3 Days to Kill premiere.
Meryl Davis and Charlie White made history by becoming the first American ice dancers to win gold at the Olympics [35] and posed for this adorable photo at the USA House in the Olympic Village.
Adam Brody [36] showed off his wedding [37] ring after secretly marrying Leighton Meester [38].
Prince William and Prince Harry got down and dirty with sandbags [39] to help build a flood defense wall at Eton End School in England.
Adam Sandler [40] serenaded his costar and friend Drew Barrymore [41] on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, singing a song called "Every 10 Years" [42] and performing "Grow Old With You" from end of The Wedding Singer.
Jennifer Garner [43] and Ben Affleck [44] held hands on a stroll through LA [45], sharing a sweet look.
Daniel Radcliffe [46] and Rupert Grint had a very hairy Harry Potter reunion, posing for their first photo together in three years [47].


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Facebook rolls out its latest update, with the focus this time on its privacy settings page. As users have often complained about the complexity of the settings feature on the popular social media network, the update that happened Tuesday is a response. It is a way to explain more clearly than previously how to modify or limit whom a particular post is shared with.
When a user now logs into Facebook, a small blue animated dinosaur will pop up on the screen if the user hasn't opened the privacy settings page for a while. The box will only pop up one time, rather than with each log in this week. It is a friendly reminder to check to the user to double check that his or her posts are being shared with the intended audience.
Specifically, the update page asks, "Who do you want to share this post with?" The options are to share the post with Facebook friends, the public or select the choice of "more options." Clicking the button of choice on this pop-up box, the Facebook user can tweak whom he or she shares the posts with by default. That way, the person who does not want to share posts publicly does not inadvertently do so.
For users who share a relatively large number of posts, this reminder box may also pop up on their Facebook screen at the next log in. Again, it is simply a double-checking feature for the settings page. The content that is often shared on the platform are photos, articles, videos and status updates.
Another update to the privacy settings is a question that appears on the screen when a user posts something as public. At this point, Facebook will ask the user if they intentionally want to share the content publicly. This feature helps prevent someone from mistakenly sharing something publicly that he or she intended to share only with network friends.
The tweaks to the privacy settings are the latest update for the popular social media network. Its last recent modification was to the way that the news feed looks. These updates are rolling out as Facebook celebrates its 10th year running and is one of the top used social media networks in the world.


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Landscaping After Fire
If the worst does happen and there is a fire on your property, the first thing you should do is to prune away the charred branches. Don't remove the entire plants immediately; they may begin to grow again the following spring. Also, their roots will help prevent mudslides and erosion on hillsides until the area is replanted. Seed the area with rye grass, which will root quickly once the winter rains begin and help hold the soil in place. Plant fast-growing ground covers, such as aptenia, bergenia, euonymus, grevillea, ophiopogon, and pachysandra.
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Is it possible to reject all nginx request, which don't send basic authentication data with them?
I have requests like this:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx - - [24/Oct/2012:10:32:12 +0200] "POST /path HTTP/1.1" 401 1387 "-" "Apache-HttpClient/4.1.1 (java 1.5)" "-"
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx - paul [24/Oct/2012:10:32:12 +0200] "POST /path HTTP/1.1" 200 192 "-" "Apache-HttpClient/4.1.1 (java 1.5)" "-"
and i want reject the first one, which don't provide the user. As you can see it already sends the 401 HTTP code, but this code is generated not directly from nginx but from an underlying application server. What I want to do is to directly deny it in nginx. Is there a way to check if a user has been provided?
And is this possible without setting up normal basic authentication directly in nginx?


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Dvd Release Date: 1999-02-23
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Duration: 1hr 30min
A witty send-up on the contrast between the New York art world and blue-collar Baltimore, Pecker tells the story of a goofy eighteen year old who works in a Baltimore sandwich shop and takes photos of his loving but peculiar family on the side. Pecker, so named for his childhood habit of "pecking " at his food, stumbles into fame when his work is "discovered" by a savvy New York art dealer. Pecker's pictures - sometimes grainy, sometimes out of focus - are anything but professional, but they strike a cord with New York collectors. Instant over-exposure and success has its downside, however, and Pecker must soon choose between his new-found celebrity and protecting the life - and the people - that are his inspiration.
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An upper level area of low pressure will slowly pull off to the east late this evening. Until it does, instability rain showers and isolated storms will develop in a scattered fashion. Because of extremely cold air aloft, some of these showers will produce pea-size hail in the stronger cores. So do not be alarmed if you see some white pellets hitting the ground! Because of the clouds and showers, highs will stay in the middle 50s today.
It will be another chilly night! A Frost Advisory is in effect for the entire region through early Sunday morning. Clearing skies and calm winds late tonight will allow for the temperature to drop into the middle and upper 30s in some locations. Expect lows between 38 and 41 in the city but possibly as low as 35 degrees in the farther outlying areas outside the city. Patchy frost will be possible, so be sure to take appropriate action to protect any sensitive plants.
High pressure returns to the region tomorrow which means plenty of beautiful sunshine. The air mass overhead will still not be excessively warm, but the mid-May sun strength will help get temperatures into the middle and upper 60s.
We will see a warming trend heading into next week with highs soaring in the 70s on Monday and 80s on Tuesday. As a frontal boundary begins to develop and lay out near the Ohio Valley, chances for storms will increase towards the middle of the week.


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A couple decades back, these two would have been Japanese tourists taking photos of every random thing possible. Today, they're Chinese (based upon the loud ai-yaaahs).
Who will they be two decades from now? IDK.
OTOH, these conventioneers might be Japanese – I can't tell. But I can tell you that the tiny flash on this DSLR isn't effective when you're photographing the top of a tall building, as dude was doing:
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Tamara Lynn Schutty Fernandez, 33, of Palo, died Sunday, June 9, 2013, at her home. Funeral Mass: 10:00 a.m. Thursday, June 13, 2013, at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Marion, by Father Tony Kruse. The family will greet friends from 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, June 12, 2013, at Murdoch Funeral Home & Cremation Center, Marion, and one hour prior to the mass at the church on Thursday. A private graveside service will be held at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery, Cedar Rapids, at a later date.
Survivors include her husband, Tom Fernandez; children, Bailey, Bryce, and Brady; step-daughter, Kelcey; parents, Robert and Sue Schutty; brother, Ryan (Lezlee) Schutty; numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins; and many special friends.
She was preceded in death by her uncles, Arlan Cunningham, and Earl Cunningham; and cousin, Jeff Grieser.
Tamara was born December 17, 1979, in Cedar Rapids, the daughter of Robert and Sue (Cunningham) Schutty. She graduated from Linn Mar High School in 1998, and went on to attend Kirkwood Community College. Tamara married Tom Fernandez on September 13, 2008, in St. Lucia. She was the office coordinator at Radio Communications for four years. Tamara loved being outside and especially enjoyed time hanging out by the pool. She had a fun loving spirit and liked to go to casinos. Tamara's friends and family were very important to her, and she dearly loved her children.
In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Tamara's memory.