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The 18-year-old Chico man accused of punching another man in the face and then bragging about it on Twitter may try to change his plea from no contest to not guilty.
21-year-old Daniel Chesterman came to Chico from the Bay Area to visit his sister Kristina in February. He was sucker punched and badly injured.
The suspect, 19-year-old Rodney Freeman, was arrested and was supposed to be sentenced later this month.
Tuesday in court Freeman hired a new lawyer and now they are exploring the option of changing his plea.
Freeman tweeted, "I literally collapsed half of someone's face last night #newsoftheday" hours after he attacked Chesterman.
Police initially ruled the case mutual combat, but after we brought the tweet to investigators Freeman was arrested.
According to court records Freeman fired his private attorney for not providing enough information for him to enter a proper plea.
His new attorney, a public defender, has requested a transcript of Freeman's plea.
A motion has not yet been filed with the judge.
"It's unusual but not rare for someone to have what they call "buyer's remorse" after they entered a plea," said Butte County District Attorney Mike Ramsey. "Basically, a no contest plea is a guilty plea for all intents and purposes. When they are ready to be sentenced sometimes they say well maybe because of the punishment I'm looking at I now want to take that plea back."
Ramsey also said it's extremely rare for a judge to allow this request. Freeman faces up to three years in state prison.
Freeman is scheduled to be sentenced on Jan. 29, but if a motion for a new plea is made before then it will likely be heard on that day.
Man charged with assault after bragging on Twitter, back in court
The 18-year-old Chico man accused of punching another man in the face and then bragging about it on Twitter may try to change his plea from no contest to not guilty.
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Well what's it all about then, wearing red, or was it red noses I hear?
On 15th March all around UK, people will be walking around with red noses and trying to make everyone laugh. Many won't stop at the nose either and who nose where else one might find red on their persons? All in aid of a good cause of course and actually, making an effort on a particular day to laugh can't be bad can it, especially when you think of the health benefits? After all, some hospitals even enlicit the ploys of clowns to bring cheer to the children's wards. They say it really helps too!
So Red Nose Day would be well worth all the fuss even if that was all it was. But the truth is, it isn't! It's so much more that makes the afore-mentioned meaningless in comparison. The idea is that everyone does something funny for money. Yes- the many antics are all done to raise money for needy children. Comic Relief is a great cause and you can find lots of red ideas and resources here.
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Those Mockingbirds released their debut album Penny The Dreadful last week before the 4th of July. This Saturday, the band will celebrate this special occasion with a record release show.
The New Jersey indie/alternative band, which features vocalist/guitarist Adam Bird, violinist/keyboardist/vocalist Tory Anne Daines, bassist Rob Fitzgerald, guitarist Kyle Walters, and drummer Kevin Walters, will hold the record release show at the Backroom Studios. The venue is located on 350 US Route 46 East in Rockaway, New Jersey. Other bands set to perform that evening include Science, Reese Van Riper, Pour The Pirate Sherry, and This Good Robot, which features former Patent Pending vocalist Michael Ragosta. Tickets for the event are $10, and physical copies of Those Mockingbirds' new album will be sold. The place is very intimate, so be sure to get there when doors open at 8pm if you wish to spend the night with some good tunes and good vibes.
Penny The Dreadful was recorded at Portsmouth, New Hampshire's Wild Arctic Recording Studio with Dean Baltulonis, whose past works include Brand New, Ra Ra Riot, The Hold Steady, and Most Precious Blood. Those Mockingbirds have been gaining a ton of steam in the New Jersey music scene since the release of their 2010 debut EP No Symmetry, which debuted at number one on Amazon's Movers & Shakers Charts. The band gained a ton of attention when they announced the "kidnapping" of fellow New Jerseyian Gary Brolsma, better known on the internet as the Numa Numa Guy, in exchange for 50,000 song downloads of their single "Honest? Honest." The band found themselves getting featured on Fox News, Fearless Music, and was even mentioned in WCBS-FM's 20th anniversary of grunge music special. Over the years, the five piece act have shared the stage with bands like Armor For Sleep, Girl In A Coma, and The Smoking Popes.
You can pick up a copy of Penny The Dreadful on iTunes and stream it on Spotify.


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Winter is coming, so Julie Watson has put her
husband to work. For the past few weeks, as the air cools and daylight
time ends, he busies himself with removing old caulk around the
windows, cleaning out leaves and debris from the eaves troughs and
removing any obstacles that will cause drifts when the snow starts
to accumulate.
"It's all about economizing and controlling costs,"
says Watson. "It's also about being comfortable in the winter."
Living in a 30-year-old bungalow in Charlottetown, P.E.I., the couple
makes sure their house is toasty warm for the winter.
Whether you're living in a bungalow or a town
house, there are many check-ups to do before winter sets in. We've
amassed a list of seven savvy tips to keep the fires burning and
the pipes humming, just as they should, all winter long. Not only
will these tips conserve energy, but they'll also save you money
in the process.
1. Seal the deal
The easiest way to keep the heat inside your home is to seal air
leaks. If you're in an older home, hire a professional to test your
home for leaks, which costs about $150. To do it yourself, ensure
the caulk around windows and weatherstripping around doors are in
good condition and replace where necessary. For unused or older
windows, seal them using a plastic window-sealer kit, available
from most hardware stores for about $20.
If you live in
an older home, installing storm windows will also give you another layer of protection
from the elements.
2. Get ready to heat
Furnaces should be checked every year, says Charlie Smolenaars,
building supply manager from Rafuse Home Hardware Building Centre
in Wolfville, N.S. "You should have your furnace serviced yearly
to change the filter and nozzle in the burner to make sure it's
working as efficiently as possible," he says. He adds that
for those using oil, the annual checks may be tied into your contract
with your oil provider.
Ottawa resident Judy Scott tops up her fuel early
in the season to keep her warm all winter. "We make sure our
oil furnace tank and the propane tanks for our propane fireplace
are topped up early, before the snow and ice come. When the guys
come with the propane tanks, we also have them check and turn on
the fireplace," she says.
Don't forget about your cooling systemsOn the cooler side of things,
air conditioners need attention, too. Partially cover freestanding units, ensuring
they can still breathe. For window units, cover them tightly with a cover, and
caulk the gaps between the unit and the frame to prevent leaks. Depending on how
big your unit is, and how big the gaps are, you may be better off removing it
from the window all together until the nicer weather arrives.
you have an air exchanger -- a system that filters and cleans the air inside your
home, exchanging the old, inside air with outside air -- it also needs some winter
care. "Normally in the summer, a lot of people don't run those systems, so
the fall is the best time to change filters and clean it to run properly for the
winter," says Smolenaars, who adds that most filter changes require a service
4. Look up at your roofIt's
also important to inspect your roof. If you don't have a ladder, use binoculars
to visually inspect the roof, making sure there are no sagging or missing shingles.
Alongside the house, ensure gutters and eaves troughs
are clean. You can have your eaves troughs cleaned professionally
(it costs about $80 for an average-sized home) or, for $40, you
can invest in the Gutter Blaster, an eight-foot extension for your
garden hose. The U-shaped end fits into the trough and blasts out
unwanted build-up using the regular pressure from your hose.
Look at pipes and holesIf you have pipes, drainage or otherwise, that
run outside, keep them warm to prevent freezing. Watson's husband puts a heat
cable around his drainage pipes, but you can also buy heat tape, foam rubber sleeves
or fiberglass insulation.
Inside, make sure you plug every
hole you can find. So, for every electrical outlet in the house, buy a liner that
acts as extra insulation and fits between the wall and the cover. And even if
you don't have kids, plug the outlets with plastic socket inserts.
Check your insulationThe largest amount of heat that escapes your house
leaves through the attic -- almost 45 percent in fact. So, to prevent your warm
air from taking off, ensure your house has adequate insulation. Experts agree
that an R-30 rated insulation is the minimum requirement. Newer homes usually
have this standard, but older homes may need some new insulation.
7. Pack an emergency kit
Don't be caught without supplies for you and your family -- pack
an emergency kit before the bad weather arrives. According to the
Canadian Red Cross, every kit should include: four litres of water
per person per day, enough canned food to last for a few days, a
first aid kit, blankets, sleeping bags and a crank-operated radio.
Homeowners are notorious for leaving this little detail
to the last minute, which means everyone scrambles to the hardware
store at the same time if there's a rough winter storm that knocks
out the power. Montreal residents were without electricity for days
during the 1998 ice storm, with no heat and no lights.
Melanie Chambers is a freelance writer
based in London, Ont.
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Oxfam reaction to start of talks between South Sudan's President Salva Kiir and Riek Machar
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As South Sudan peace talks are suspended, the fate of this young country hangs in the balance
In reaction to the suspension of South Sudan mediation talks in Addis Ababa, Oxfam's Acting Country Director in South Sudan, David Crawford, said:
More than 1 million languish in Darfur camps as new waves of violence force 100,000 more to flee
The escalating violence that has gripped Darfur in recent weeks has forced over 100,000 civilians to flee their homes and villages. Oxfam has launched a response aimed at reaching more than 90,000 people with critical humanitarian aid.
As the anniversary of Syria crisis approaches, refugees surveyed say they fear they will not see Syria again
More than 65 per cent of refugees surveyed by Oxfam fear they may not be able to go back to Syria despite desperately wanting to return. There is an urgent need for Geneva peace process to be kick-started as well as improved response from donor countries to UN's humanitarian appeal.
Geneva II peace talks on Syria: Still no progress on humanitarian assistance to millions in need
Oxfam's Humanitarian Policy Advisor Shaheen Chughtai said: "A week after the start of Geneva II we have yet to see any genuine progress on humanitarian assistance to the millions of Syrians
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As 2014 starts, there are reasons to hope that peace may be in sight in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Despite ceasefire, South Sudanese refugees and Ugandan host communities struggle with mounting risks
While yesterday's ceasefire is a sign of political progress, efforts to support the more than 50,000 South Sudanese refugees in Uganda remain grossly under resourced, and host communities are being pushed to the breaking point.
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Geneva II offers best chance for a political solution to Syria Crisis, must start with commitment to halt violence and improve humanitarian situation
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In Adirondack Canoe Waters: North Flow, Paul Jamieson describes the West Branch of the St. Regis as the "most tightly locked-up river of the northern Adirondacks." The first forty miles of the river lies within the Adirondack Park, but only a little over a mile of it flows through public land.
Thanks to an agreement between Lyme Timber and the state, however, about eight miles of the West Branch is now open to the public. Much of this length contains rapids, but flat-water paddlers can enjoy a 3.5-mile stretch that winds through a wild and scenic floodplain.
If you're interested in exploring this little-traveled river, you'll have to wait until next spring. Under the agreement, the river is open to the public only from May 1 through September 30.
The state Department of Environmental Conservation has constructed four parking lots on the Main Haul Road running through the Lyme Timber property. Near each lot is a carry trail leading to put-ins on the river. The best flatwater paddling is between the second and third put-ins.
Theoretically, you could do a downstream float from the third to the second put-in, but this requires a long, nasty portage along overgrown, slash-strewn logging roads. Also, a seven-mile round trip gives you twice as much time on the river.
So we recommend an up-and-back excursion. It begins with a portage of less than a tenth of a mile around some rapids to bedrock outcrops along the shore. The little-used carry trail begins near the junction of the Main Haul Road and a secondary road that crosses the river. Look for DEC's yellow disks along the secondary road a little before the bridge. The parking area is actually a tenth of a mile before the road junction, but you can drop off your canoe at the start of the trail and drive back to the lot.
As you head upriver, you'll enjoy fine views of waving marsh grasses, pristine forests, and low hills. At 0.4 miles, you pass a log cabin on the right, which the timber company leases.
The current is hardly noticeable as the broad river winds through marsh and past sandy banks topped by tall pines. Rounding a bend at 1.6 miles, you may glimpse ahead the buildings of a hunting camp at the confluence of the West Branch and Long Pond Outlet. The public is not allowed to paddle past the camp. Signs on the right indicate the start of a carry trail. Take out in the marsh grass and portage 0.3 miles through a spruce forest to a put-in upstream of the hunting camp.
From here on, the West Branch is narrower and often lined with alders. The views are not as good, but it's still an enjoyable paddle. You also may find the current stronger. In fact, you'll have to paddle hard in a few places to make progress.
The third put-in is not obvious. Look for a grassy island and a large solitary boulder. The put-in is to the right and just upstream of the boulder. A little farther upriver you can see rapids. If you make it this far, you'll have traveled 3.5 miles, but given the strength of the current at the end, you may want to turn back a little earlier. Heading downriver, the return trip will be short and sweet.
DIRECTIONS: From Route 3 at Sevey Corners between Tupper Lake and Cranberry Lake, drive north on Route 56 for 12.8 miles to Stark Road. Turn right and go 8.1 miles to Sterling Road. Turn right and go 0.7 miles to the Main Haul Road, marked by a DEC sign for the "Five Mile Conservation Easement." Turn right and go 3.1 to a parking area on the right for the second put-in. To reach the start of the carry trail, continue another tenth of a mile to a junction with a secondary road on the left. Look for DEC disks on the right side of the secondary road, a short distance before a bridge over the river. Note: parking is not allowed along the road, so you must return to the lot after dropping off your boat.


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Assistant Coach Ollin Dunford
Nov. 3, 2012
About Coach Dunford
Full Name: Ollin Dunford
Nickname: Coach "O"
Date of Birth: May 21
Alma Mater: Mars Hill College – Bachelor's Degree in Sociology and Psychology
Grad School: Virginia Tech – Master's Degree in Sports Performance
Athlete: Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Kobe Bryant
Sports Team (besides ECU): Baltimore Ravens, Los Angeles Lakers
Movie: 300, Gladiator, Troy
Food: Fried Fish / Seafood
Place on campus: Minges Coliseum
Thing about ECU: our players and the fans
Getting to Know Coach Dunford
What's on your iPod? Fred Hammonds, Wale, Dwele, Raheem Devaughn
Hobbies: Fishing, reading and spending time with my wife and daughter
Interesting fact about myself: I played two sports in college (basketball and football)
I got my start playing basketball in the: first grade
The best moment of my ECU basketball career so far: the first day of practice
My favorite summer activity was: cookouts at Coach Macy's
My favorite ECU team other than women's basketball is: Football
Other than basketball, I like to: hang out with my wife and daughter
Not many people know that: I used to be a model
If I could compete in the Olympics in any sport other than basketball it would be: Beach Volleyball
The thing I like most about the team is: their character. We have great kids!!
What made you choose ECU? Coach Macy
What impresses me the most about Coach Macy is: her heart and her passion
My goal for the 2012-13 season is: C-USA Championship
If I could play one-on-one with anyone it would be: Magic Johnson
Three words to describe me would be:
1. Enthusiastic
2. Determined
3. Passionate
If I were granted three wishes, they would be:
1. Health for my family
2. My wife and I to be able to hang out every day
3. Everyone to be able to feel love for at least one day
On the Pirates, who is…
Most likely to find her nose in a book? Coach Heather Macy
The Team Mom? Celeste Stewart
A Fashionista? Chanel Green
Most likely to be found practicing in the gym on off-hours? Kyani White
The team clown? Tatiana Chapple
A morning person? Ariana Jackson
A night owl? Kristine Mial
The dancing queen? Abria Trice
Most likely to win "The Voice?" Elise Shelton
Most likely to lend a helping hand? Coach Rachel Stockdale


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Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz on Saturday opened the popular donations campaign which he directed be launched throughout the Kingdom to help those who suffered from the earthquake that hit Pakistan by donating SR 10 million [US $2.7 million]. The King's donation is in addition to a grant of SR 500 million [US $133 million] to rebuild Pakistan's infrastructure and provide emergency relief.
Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz donated SR 5 million [US $1.3 million] as part of the campaign, which was broadcast live on Saudi TV. Chairman of the Kingdom Holding Company Prince Alwaleed bin Talal donated SR 20 million [US $5.3 million]. As of yesterday, the telethon had collected more than SR 121 million [US $32 million] in donations.


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A warm welcome to Hendersyde Farm Self-Catering Holiday Homes, near Kelso in The Scottish Borders
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Millsyde - freshly converted in 2012
This is an exceptional holiday home with soothing space for six. A contemporary home from home for the whole family, or the perfect place for friends to gather in comfort and country style.
West, Southsyde, East - a trio of traditional farm cottages
These cosy traditional farm cottages each sleep up to four people, in a twin and double bed room. They are so popular with couples, we offer a couple's discount on all bookings.
Surrounded by walks, wildlife & wonderful views, the cottages stand at the end of their own lanes, on our family farm, between the River Tweed & Eden Water, just a couple of miles downstream from the delightful market town of Kelso.
Hendersyde is in a great position for exploring The Scottish Borders & Northumberland. The stunning Berwickshire & Northumberland coast, rolling Border hills & charming Border towns, are all in easy reach along quiet country roads - Edinburgh & Alnwick just an hour away.
The Border Country is a stunning setting for activities such as fishing, cycling, golfing & riding. The wealth of castles, keeps and great houses offer an insight into the history of the area. You'll never be short of things to do!
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Sodium hydroxide (NaOH), also known as lye and caustic soda, is a caustic metallic base. It is used in many industries, mostly as a strong chemical base in the manufacture of pulp and paper, textiles, drinking water, soaps and detergents and as a drain cleaner. Worldwide production in 2004 was approximately 60 million tonnes, while demand was 51 million tonnes.
Pure sodium hydroxide is a white solid available in pellets, flakes, granules, and as a 50% saturated solution. It is hygroscopic and readily absorbs water from the air, so it should be stored in an airtight container. It is very soluble in water with liberation of heat. It also dissolves in ethanol and methanol, though it exhibits lower solubility in these solvents than does potassium hydroxide. Molten sodium hydroxide is also a strong base, but the high temperature required limits applications. It is insoluble in ether and other non-polar solvents. A sodium hydroxide solution will leave a yellow stain on fabric and paper.


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According to the Go Red For Women website, National Wear Red Day occurs in America on the first Friday in Feb. each year, where people wear red to show awareness and support for the cure of heart disease.
People are encouraged to wear red on Friday, Feb. 7 to celebrate the American Heart Association National Go Red For Women campaign. The red dress has become the iconic symbol of our battle against heart disease in women since red is the color of our heart.
Heart disease has been called the "silent killer" of women in the United States, claiming more lives than all forms of cancer combined. For more than 10 years, the American Heart Association has sponsored National Wear Red Day to raise awareness in the fight against heart disease in women.
Since the first National Wear Red Day in 2003, tremendous strides have been made in the fight against heart disease in women. Through research and education, there have many positive changes in the effort to decrease heart disease in women.
Even with the progress and research made in previous years, heart disease is still the No. 1 killer of women, killing almost 1,100 a day. But what's more powerful than the killer? Millions of mothers, sisters, daughters and friends speaking up. And everyone can do that on Feb. 7 by wearing red.
Don't be silent about the "silent killer." Wear red on National Wear Red Day, Feb. 7, 2014.


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WWE referee Marc Harris took to social media to address critics following the blown finish to Natalya & The Great Khali vs. AJ Lee & Big E Langston on this week's episode of Monday Night Raw. Harris wrote the following on Facebook:
Funny how "amateur", "indie", and "unemployed former refs" think they know it all but have NO IDEA. There's a reason your where your at and I'm where I'm at, "a professional referee with the number one entertainment company in the world. I'm the now, your yester year. Keep your opinions to yourself cause I'm definitely not taking advice from someone with less experience and not at a level I am, so continue to hate and I'll continue to work tv's and pay per view. Enjoy your life cause I'm loving mine!
Click here to read his post in its original format.
We'll have more on what happened later in our backstage Raw notes.


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Superbowl superfood: Mediterranean Pizza
We're lucky to be so close to Giorgio's (www.Giorgios.com), with locations in Merrimack and Milford, NH. It's an elegant eatery for special occasions and celebrations, but budget-minded foodies hit it during luncheon when the billin' is easy.
Today's recipe gets its inspiration from Giorgio's Grilled Mediterranean Pizza which features a thin, oiled garlic/herb crust which is spread with pesto, then topped with artichokes, spinach, roasted red peppers, tomatoes and feta and mozzarella cheeses.
If you have access to a grill, that's great, but this pizza is so good, if you have to use a regular oven, you won't even miss the grill marks!
1 bag ready-to-use whole wheat pizza dough (or homemade)
1 small jar basil pesto*
3 Roma tomatoes, chopped and patted dry
1 large red pepper, roasted and chopped**
1 ½ cups spinach, cooked and well-squeezed
1 can artichokes, quartered
2 -3 cups mozzarella cheese, shredded
4 oz. crumbled feta (more or less according to your taste)
Roll dough out thin. I find it's easier to do this when you can take your time and fiddle with it every 15 minutes or so, then let it rest. Oiling your hands helps.
Spread with pesto, then toppings: tomatoes, peppers, spinach, artichokes, mozzarella and feta.
Place the pizza on the lower rack of a 400 degree oven and bake for about 15 minutes, then lower to 375 degrees for another 10 minutes or until crust is golden and cheese has melted.
This huge pizza will easily make 12 appetizer-size servings for about $10.75 (if you purchased everything). Save even more money by making your own pesto and dough.
1 small package fresh basil
2 cloves garlic
½ cup chopped walnuts (optional)
1 cup grated parmesan cheese
Olive oil
Salt and pepper to taste
Place basil and garlic in food processor and chop fine. Add olive oil with processor running until a good paste has formed. Stir in salt, pepper, walnuts and cheese. This keeps forever in the fridge, and my friends at America's Test Kitchen (www.americastestkitchentv.com/) tell me it is possible to freeze fresh herb concoctions. Good to do in the summer when the basil is bursting out of the garden.
If you have a gas stove, just roast the peppers over a flame until blackened on all sides. Cool, peel off the skin and discard seeds (resist the temptation to rinse the peppers under running water. It really does affect the taste.)
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The team announced Thursday it will set up a "mini training camp" alongside its practice fields, allowing adults and youths to participate in drills and activities similar to what Cleveland's players will be going through.
Mini training camp will be held at select Browns practices in partnership with Cleveland Clinic. Specific dates will be announced prior to the start of training camp, which runs July 25 through Aug. 13.
All 14 practices at the team's Berea headquarters will begin at 4 p.m. and last 2½ hours.
Parking could be a problem on the first five days of camp (July 25-29), especially on the campus of nearby Baldwin Wallace University.
BW is one of the sites for the National Senior Games that are being held in Cleveland, and its parking lots will largely be occupied by participants and meet officials.
Also of note, the Browns have moved their handicap-accessible parking lot from the Berea Recreation Center to their team headquarters at 76 Lou Groza Drive. Fans must present an Ohio handicapped-driving permit at the front gate for admittance.
Two additional camp attractions are ShortRib 1, the food truck operated by local chef Rocco Whalen, and charity lemonade stands.
Fans wishing to bring their own food and drink also are welcome. Plastic soda and water bottles are permitted, along with juice boxes and items inside soft-sided coolers.
Training camp practices will be held on July 25-29, July 31-Aug. 2, Aug. 5-6, and Aug. 10-13. The annual Family Night practice at FirstEnergy Stadium takes place on Aug. 3 from 6:30-9 p.m.
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5. St. Louis Cardinals - 25: It was the Cardinals final season in St. Louis before becoming the Arizona Cardinals. The team finished 7-8 and missed the playoffs in the midst of a players' strike.
By Week 9 things were back to normal when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers came to town. Led by Neil Lomax the Cardinals were down 25 points in the third quarter when Lomax connected on three touchdown passes. They would also recover a fumble to complete the 31-28 comeback.
4. Buffalo Bills - 26 Points: 1997 was the beginning of the end for Hall of Fame players' Jim Kelly, Andre Reed, Thurman Thomas and Bruce Smith as quarterback Todd Collins took over the reins. The Bills would miss the playoffs for only the second time in ten years but the bright spot was the second-largest comeback in NFL regular season history when they overturned a 26-0 deficit. The Bills trailed the Indianapolis Colts, 26-0, with six minutes left in the second quarter. Buffalo's hopes for a victory that fall afternoon against a team that was 0-3 appeared less than bleak.
"Orchard Park High School kids could have beaten us in the first half," defensive end Phil Hansen said to Vic Carucci of The News. "I don't even have an answer for the way we looked in the first half. It was not a team that deserved or demanded respect."
Buffalo started the rally late in the first half with 10 quick points, including a touchdown pass from Todd Collins to Lonnie Johnson. In the second half, Antowain Smith ran for three touchdowns, while Collins threw another scoring pass to Quinn Early. Marvin Harrison caught a TD pass for the Colts with 14 seconds left, but the two-point conversion failed and the Bills had a victory.
3. Indianapolis Colts - 28 points: In one of the most entertaining playoff games of the 2013 season, the Colts erased a 28-point deficit in the 2013 AFC Wild Card Game.
Led by Andrew Luck, the second year quarterback threw three early interceptions and was down 31-10 at halftime.
Nothing seemed to go right for the Colts until Luck found his stride. Luck finished 29-of-45 for 443 yards, four touchdowns and those three early three interceptions.
"He's a second-year guy, so technically he's still a kid in the league, but he plays like a grown man," Colts linebacker Robert Mathis said. - ESPN.com
With less than five minutes remaining in the game Luck hit T.Y. Hilton for a 64-yard touchdown. "He kept telling us, even at 38-10, 'We're going to win this game,'" offensive tackle Anthony Castonzo said.
The remarkable comeback was the second greatest playoff comeback in NFL history.
2. San Francisco 49ers - 28 Points: It was Bill Walsh and quarterback Joe Montana's second season with the 49ers, but they failed to make the playoffs for the eighth consecutive season. The bright spot? The greatest regular season comeback in NFL history against the New Orleans Saints.
It was December 7th, 1980 at Candlestick Park and only 48 degrees. The Saints came out early and struck with three touchdowns. The 49ers would strike back but only to allow the Saints to score twice more and go into half down 35-7.
Not many realized this would be the first of many 4th quarter comebacks by Joe Montana, but after four consecutive touchdowns and holding the Saints scoreless, the game was brought to a tie. Ray Wersching would end the game with a 36-yard field goal. It still stands as the largest comeback during the regular season.
1. Buffalo Bills - 32 Points: To this day it is still hard to believe that the Bills found a way to beat the Houston Oilers that January 3rd in 1993.
A cold and windy day at Rich Stadium both the Bills and Oilers came in as wild card teams.
Both teams faced off just the week before as the Oilers defeated the Bills, 27-3 in Houston. The real story was the injury to star and now Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly. He would suffer strained ligaments in his knee which left backup Frank Reich to start the wild card game.
The first half was dominated by the Houston Oilers, now the Tennessee Titans. Warren Moon was on fire completing 19 of 22 passes for 220 yards and 4 touchdowns. The high-powered Buffalo offense was left off the field and only managed 3 points trailing by 25 at the half.
Most thought it was over and started to leave the stadium at that point. Little did anyone think things could get worse, but they did.
In the third quarter, Reich threw a pass that bounced off the hands of tight end Keith McKeller and went into the arms of defensive back Bubba McDowell, who returned the interception 58 yards for a touchdown.
Houston had a commanding 32-point lead, 35-3 and to make matters worse the Bills also lost star running back and future Hall of Famer, Thurman Thomas with an injury.
The Bills were left without the two focal points of the entire franchise and the famous statement was made by a Houston radio announcer. "The lights are on here at Rich Stadium, they've been on since this morning, you could pretty much turn them out on the Bills right now."
That is when things started to miraculously change.
Buffalo began their rally with a one-yard run by Kenneth Davis and when Christie recovered the ensuing onside kick, Reich took over the show. He calmly directed the offense as he connected first with Don Beebe and then hooked up with Andre Reed for three more touchdowns. The Bills' flurry put them ahead 38-35 with just under 3 minutes to play. With seconds left in regulation, the Oilers' Al Del Greco tied the score with a 26-yard field goal kick to send the game into overtime.
In overtime, defensive back Nate Odomes intercepted a Moon pass which set the stage for Steve Christie and the game winning kick.
Fans could not "Bill"eve what had just happened that day in Buffalo. From screaming profanities at the team and walking to the parking lot to attempting to climb back over fences just to get into the stadium to see NFL history.
In commemoration of the game, Steve Christie's kicking shoe from the game has been enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.


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This week we found out that dad has cancer it is to far along for surgery and they give him less than six months. I cried for a long while, but dad says "I have lived a long happy life if its time its time. Don't be sad be happy for all the good things that I have had and done." I am still sad, but as always his outlook is upbeat, He has helped to raise 9 children and had a marriage that lasted 55 years. Mom has been gone for almost 5 now, with each new thing in his life he adapted and stayed positive.
I am trying to live by his example, but it is so hard.
My ex-husband has been released from the hospital and has decided he wants his family back, so I am also dealing with a person stalking me at work and home. He calls me at work and at home and writes me nasty letters. I have 12 to date, tomorrow i am going to the police to get an order of protection in hopes that will make it all stop.
I am writing this to help deal with it all and an attempt not to feed my frustration.
The positive things that has happened this week:
My daughter has become engaged to a wonderful boy she has been dating for the last couple of years.
My cat Bella just had 5 beautiful and healthy kittens.
and my best friend just figured out that he loves me, I knew it for a long time, but his knowing it makes all things wonderful. He paid off my car for me for valentines day, because he knew I was struggling to make the payments. He gives me a strong shoulder to cry on when the going gets tough and he has taught me that I am a person well worth the time and effort that it takes to make me healthy. This is the important thing for me, he gives me self confidence and loves me as I am and not what he wants me to be.
So the horrible things balance out with the things that are happy in my life. So i guess I am just living a normal life. Good things and bad things happen to all of us, its how we handle them that makes all the difference.
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Starting players off with a normal tutorial, one might soon ask: "Where are the directions?"
"They're at your feet," an experienced player would reply. So the game begins, getting the player acquainted with the hints and tips strewn through out the game left by, not the game developers, but the other players! Red markers on the ground can be examined and read to reveal hints or warnings to other players, such as "Use fire on next enemy," or "Experienced players may proceed." Many of the blood stains on the ground aren't just for looks; they too can be examined to see how that particular player died in that very area.
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NAPPANEE — A 72-year-old man who was found dead alongside a roadway east of Nappanee on Tuesday afternoon died due to natural causes, according to Elkhart County Coroner John White.
The man left his home for a walk shortly before he was found by Elkhart County Highway workers on C.R. 9, just north of U.S. 6, according to the Elkhart County Sheriff's Department.
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Luck is something the Milwaukee Brewers have had to do without for much of the season.
On Sunday, they again came up on the short end of the stick in their 5-3 loss to the Los Angeles Angels at Miller Park.
In the seventh inning, J.B. Shuck's hard grounder bounced off first base and into right field with the bases loaded, giving the Angels the lead.
In the eighth, the Brewers loaded the bases for their best run producer in Jonathan Lucroy. After twice pulling potential extra-base hits just foul, Lucroy struck out to end an epic 12-pitch at-bat — and Milwaukee's best chance at getting back into the game.
"Luck has a lot to do with this game," said manager Ron Roenicke, whose team was swept at home in a three-game series for the first time since April 5-7 against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
"They load the bases and they hit a ground ball down first base, and it hits the bag and goes over our head. We get the bases loaded, Luc hits a line drive down the right-field line, inches foul. Hard ground ball down the left-field line, inches foul.
"We didn't hit the ball well today. Four hits, they definitely outhit us, but it came down to a little bit of luck."
The Brewers took a 3-1 lead into that decisive seventh despite an off day from starter Kyle Lohse as well as their bats.
Angels starter C.J. Wilson surrendered just three hits over six innings, with Lohse driving in the Brewers' first run with a bunt in the third and Carlos Gomez hitting a two-run home run in the fourth.
Lohse, meanwhile, worked around his spotty command to limit the Angels to that lone tally on seven hits. He stood at 93 pitches after six innings, but his inability to locate the ball all afternoon convinced Roenicke to hand the ball to what has more often than not been a reliable bullpen.
"He did a great job of keeping us in the game, but he didn't have his good command today," Roenicke said of Lohse, who recorded his team-leading 18th quality start despite his struggles.
"He got us into the sixth, and I thought that was great. He really battled."
Roenicke went to Michael Gonzalez to open the seventh, and he surrendered a leadoff single. Rob Wooten followed by sandwiching a single and an intentional walk to pinch hitter Josh Hamilton around a groundout, loading the bases for Shuck.
Shuck then pulled a pitch down the first-base line that hit the base, caromed into the air and past Yuniesky Betancourt into right field. All three runners came around to score to leave the Brewers behind, 4-3.
A ground-rule double later in the inning by Kole Calhoun stretched the deficit to 5-3.
In the eighth, Scooter Gennett walked, Norichika Aoki singled and Jean Segura walked to load the bases with one out against Dane De La Rosa. Angels manager Mike Scioscia brought in closer Ernesto Frieri, who got ahead of Lucroy 0-2 before eventually striking the Brewers' backstop out on his 12th offering.
In the midst of that battle, Lucroy twice teased the crowd of 29,733 by first sending a drive down the right-field line that hooked just inches foul and then pulling a hard grounder just inches foul down the third-base line.
Rookie Khris Davis followed by striking out on three straight fastballs from Frieri, ending the budding rally.
"It's the way the game is," Lucroy said. "It's baseball, things happen. Sometimes they fall, sometimes they don't. He didn't get me out, I got myself out. I swung at a ball, and I missed a couple of hangers. So I got myself out.
"I wasn't too happy about it, but it is what it is and you have to live with it."
Frieri then set down the Brewers in order in the ninth to record his 30th save and cap a frustrating series that saw the Brewers beaten three straight times by a team missing star Albert Pujols and with Hamilton only in a pinch-hitting role.
The sweep comes on the heels of a solid trip on which Milwaukee won 4 of 6 against playoff-bound Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
Now the Brewers will need to go back into spoiler mode against the Pirates, who are locked in a bitter battle for first place in the Central Division as they come to town.
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Construction began in 2012 on the Sun Link.
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This list is updated monthly to reflect recent availability and to showcase films currently streaming on Netflix, whether talking classics or modern gems.
Related: Here's what's new on Netflix in June, and what's going away
Netflix offers roughly a gazillion different movies available through its streaming platform — well, approximately a gazillion. However, while the landmark service might become surprisingly accurate with its suggestions once you've been using it for a while, it's still often tough to find something worth watching amid the trove of terrible choices.That being the case, we've taken the time to wade through the ridiculous amount of content in order to bring you a list of some of the best films currently available on Netflix Instant. Planning your weekend has never been easier.
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Valley Uprising
Right in the middle of the counterculture era, a group of brave, young individuals proclaimed to dedicate their lives to rock climbing. Set in Yosemite National Park, Valley Uprising tells the story of these young pioneers, who paved the way for the next generation of alpinists. But don't think you need to be a climbing enthusiast to enjoy this unique historical account. The directors masterfully utilize both vintage footage and digitally-animated archival photography to keep you on the edge of your seat, while incorporating a host of enlightening interviews with climbing legends such as Yvon Chouinard, Royal Robbins, Lynn Hill, and John Long. Many contemporary climbers, such as Dean Potter and Alex Honnold, also make an appearance. With fingers of steel, these scofflaws transformed climbing from a "fringe activity" to the respected sport it is today.
Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Christine Taylor, Will Ferrell, and Jerry Stiller all start in the star-studded film about a dimwitted male model who finds a iconic fashion mogul to be behind an assassination plot to kill the Prime Minister of Malaysia. The film is saturated with notable cameos from everyone from David Bowie to Donald Trump, with memorable one liners — i.e. "Hansel, so hot right now" — that perfectly compliment the cast and the film's surreal take on fashion.
Almost Famous
Believe it or not, Almost Famous is essentially the story of director Cameron Crowe's early years. It chronicles William Miller (Patrick Fugit) as he sets out to cover the fictional band Stillwater in an effort to produce his first cover story for Rolling Stone — much like Crowe did while touring with the likes of Poco and Led Zeppelin during their heyday. Sure, it bombed at the box office, but its excellent casting and honest, offbeat scenes make it more than a movie about friendship and unbridled love.
There are plenty of films about journalism, most of which are highly romanticized, but Spotlight is one of the few that gets it right. Based on the Boston Globe's Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation into child abuse in the Catholic Church, the film follows the principle members of the Globe's Spotlight team as they delve into allegations against various priests in Boston. The team in question is a group of distinct personalities played by an all-star cast, including Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo, and Rachel McAdams. There is no flashy direction nor pyrotechnics here; director Tom McCarthy keeps things simple, focusing on the grim work of the investigators as they move forward inch by inch, connecting the various tiny pieces they need to craft their story.
The Fundamentals of Caring
Netflix is quickly become a tour de force on multiple fronts. Not only does the company now produce its own content, but quietly been snatching up distribution rights to an array of lesser-known indie films that have been floating around the film festival circuit. The Fundamentals of Caring is just one of the standouts. The film is based on Jonathon Evison's novel of a similar name, and as such, it follows a grieving caregiver (Paul Rudd) and the disabled boy he cares for (Craig Roberts), as they embark on an impromptu road trip to see some of America's, ahem, finer landmarks. The resulting film effortlessly takes the surrogate father-son bonding at its core and infuses it with wit, charm, and more sarcasm than Matthew Perry in Friends — which is a good thing.
Jurassic Park
Just like the Michael Crichton novel of the same name, Jurassic Park takes place on a remote island owned by businessman John Hammond (Richard Attenborough), where a group of scientists have used cloning and genetic manipulation to bring several species of dinosaur back from extinction in attempt to create safari-like theme park. Hammond invites his grandchildren, and a trio of scientists — paleontologist Alan Grant (Sam Neill), Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern), and eccentric mathematician Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum) — to visit the park and witness the biological marvels up close. What begins as an awe inspiring tour through history suddenly becomes a struggle for survival, however, when one mischievous employee releases the carnivorous dinosaurs. Spielberg's landmark film remains a beloved classic, with captivating special effects that look just as good today as they did in '93.
The Sandlot
The Sandlot is one of those movies that, no matter how many times you've seen it, always contains a forgotten scene or line that instantly kick-starts the ol' memory. Set in the San Fernando Valley in the summer of '62, the film follows an ensemble of kids as they attempt to go from a ragtag group of misfits to a real, bonafide baseball team. The movie is as much about baseball as it is the antics of adolescent boys during the literal dog days of summer, however. When the kids aren't perfecting the 6-4-3 double-play and attempting to reclaim their lost baseball from the menacing mastiff next door, they're out on any number of reckless adventures, including the pursuit of the untouchable Wendy Peffercorn. As a quintessential modern coming-of-age story, The Sandlot is always worth a second — or ninth — glance.
R.L. Stine's bestselling horror tales were the staple for many a child, but only now has a proper film adaptation made it to the big screen. Director Rob Letterman (Gulliver's Travels) rendition focuses on a young boy (Dylan Minnette) who moves in beside the writer in question, played by Jack Black. Eventually, the boy unleashes the monsters contained within Stine's books, which culminates in a meta-narrative that spans some of the writer's most well-known creations. The nostalgic plot isn't any more complicated than that, though, and features entertaining performances from everyone involved. It's breezy, carnival-esque nature is sure to spook your kids without keeping them up at night.
Appearing out of nowhere at South by Southwest, director Mike Flanagan's Hush is a surprising thriller, one that adds a unique twist to the classic slasher formula. The film follows Maddie young (Kate Siegel), a deaf author who lives in a house out in the woods. Maddie's peaceful existence is disrupted one night when a masked man (John Gallagher Jr.) kills her neighbor and then proceeds to stalk her. Although the killer tries to toy with her at first, Maddie is clever, and they swap roles in a game of cat-and-mouse over the night. Hush is a simple film, focusing more on tension than actual twists, and remains a must-see for horror fans who have grown tired of blunt thrillers that try too hard to be shocking.
Sixteen Candles
Few directors have ever captured the joys, angst, and absurdity of teenage life better than John Hughes. In Sixteen Candles, Hughes focuses on the highs and lows of young love and unrequited affection. Molly Ringwald stars as Sam Baker, a high-school sophomore whose 16th birthday has been overshadowed by her older sister's wedding. Her grandparents have come to stay for her sister's wedding, bringing with them their foreign exchange student, Long Duk Dong (Gedde Watanabe). The day becomes much more complicated when Baker's crush, Jake Ryan (Michael Schoeffling), winds up in possession of a note detailing her sexual history — or lack thereof — and, worse, her feelings for him. Meanwhile, Ted (Anthony Michael Hall), a young freshman, enters a wager with his group of geeky friends that he will sleep with Sam, but after several failed attempts, ends up aiding Sam in her quest to win Jake's affection. While Sixteen Candles is a nostalgic jaunt back to the mid-'80s, its story and humor are familiar and timeless to anyone who's ever experienced high-school romance.


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CLEVELAND – The Indians don't have much to play for the rest of the season, but finishing out of last place in the Central Division is still a goal for Cleveland, which gets an opportunity to make some progress in the department with a visit from the Royals.
The last-place Indians entered the series opener of a three-game set Friday with the Royals, trailing fourth-place Kansas City by three games in the division standings.
"I don't think anyone wants to finish last," said Cleveland manager Manny Acta, whose club entered the night with a 3-5 record against KC this season. "Obviously, it's an important series for us to try and gain some ground on these guys. Twenty-two (non-qualifying playoff) teams are going to go home anyway, but it's always nice to finish fourth instead of fifth, because people don't say fifth, they say last."
Playing for fourth place wasn't what anyone around the Indians organization envisioned when the season began, but injuries and performance issues have taken their toll.
"It's not a good consolation to have anyway," Acta said.
Finishing in last place would actually serve the Indians better, with the club receiving a higher pick in the 2011 draft. Teams in a number of sports have been accused of purposely losing games to accomplish as much.
"I've never been part of that, and as a manager, I wouldn't be part of it," Acta said. "I try to win every single game."
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The Indians would rather not discuss Shin-Soo Choo's impending military obligation to his native South Korea.
"We don't want to think about that stuff," Acta said. "We just pray that he's here every day and in the lineup."
Unless Choo's South Korean national team wins the Asian Games this fall, he is required to return to his country and serve a two-year term in the military. If that doesn't happen, the Indians are hoping an agreement can be worked out between Choo and the South Korean government, but it doesn't appear likely.
Choo can opt to apply for U.S. citizenship, but under current law, he could not return to South Korea without facing arrest.
On a lighter note, hanging in Choo's locker Friday was an autographed jersey of Tennessee Titans running back Chris Johnson, the player Choo plans on taking with the first pick Sunday in the fantasy football draft for Indians' personnel at Travis Hafner's home.
Choo wanted to wear the jersey to the draft and media relations director Bart Swain, an Elyria High graduate, pulled some strings to procure the autographed apparel.
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It sounds as though the Indians might not add anyone when rosters expand to 40 players Wednesday, choosing to wait until Triple-A Columbus' season is complete. The Clippers' regular season ends Sept. 6, but they are still in contention for a playoff spot in the International League, trailing West Division leader Louisville by a half game through Thursday, while leading the wild-card race by three games.
"We're still not clear on that," Acta said of the club's September call-up direction. "It all depends on (the Clippers') situation. If they're eliminated, it makes things easier on us, but we're hoping they make the playoffs. It's a good experience for those kids.
"Most of the guys from Triple-A are already up here. There's very few guys down there that can come up and make an impact."
Columbus right-hander Carlos Carrasco and third baseman Jared Goedert are the strongest candidates for promotion, with Carrasco all but a lock to make an appearance on the big league level.
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A pair of first-round draft choices, right-hander Alex White and third baseman Lonnie Chisenhall, loomed large in Double-A Akron's 12-0 victory over Portland on Thursday. White, the 15th overall draft pick last year, allowed just three hits and struck out five over seven innings, while Chisenhall, the 29th overall pick in 2008, went 2-for-5 with his 17th homer.
White is 7-3 with a 2.59 ERA over his last 11 games (10 starts), while Chisenhall's 77 RBIs was tops among Cleveland minor leaguers through Thursday, and his 17 homers ranked third.
Roundin' third
Indians closer Chris Perez entered Friday with a 1-0 record, 10 saves and a 1.39 ERA over his last 26 appearances (26 innings). The right-hander's 2.10 relief ERA ranked ninth in the American League through Thursday. … Jim Joyce was part of an umpiring crew for an Indians game for the first time since his erroneous call at first base cost the Tigers' Armando Gallaraga a perfect game June 2, in Detroit. Ironically enough, Joyce was at first base Friday. … Tonight, 7:05, STO/WTAM 1100-AM/WEOL 930-AM. Gomez (3-2, 3.62) vs. Greinke (8-11, 3.83).
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In recent weeks, CNN has twice called out Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, for outright lying about Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan.
Yesterday, Anderson Cooper took her to task for a DNC fundraising letter that misrepresented Romney's views on abortion. Check out the exchange here, via the Weekly Standard (7:11). Wasserman-Schultz had been using verbal acrobatics to tie Romney to the Missouri senatorial candidate who claimed pregnancy cannot result from "legitimate rape."
Earlier this month, Wolf Blitzer challenged Wasserman-Schultz for claiming that Ryan's plan to save Medicare involved changes for those currently receiving Medicare. When, in fact, as Blitzer noted while Wasserman-Schultz stuttered, Ryan's plan specifically says nothing about Medicare changing for those about to turn 55 and older. Watch that gem of an exchange here (4 minutes).


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When Mount Vesuvius erupted in A.D. 79 it left behind a mass graveyard of people, suspended in animation for all time beneath the ashes of Pompeii and Herculaneum, etc. Now a study led by Baoyu Jiang of Nanjing University in China believes that a similar catastrophic event millions of years ago was responsible for entombing an ancient ecosystem known as the Jehol Biota in a mass grave within the Juifotang and Yixian rock formations in northern China.
The area has proved to be a relative "goldmine" of fossils for feathered dinosaurs, as well as pterosaurs, neoceratopsians, therizinosaurs, tyrannosaurs, and oviraptorids, not to mention ancient shrimps, frogs, salamanders, turtles, mammals, fish, and spiders (to name just a few) that lived there some 120 million to 130 million years ago. The area is also known for ia great diversity of early birds from the Mezozoic era.
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At first glance, the initial Harris Interactive College Football Poll seems no different from the Coaches and AP Polls. But if you take a closer look, it raises some quick questions about the integrity of a few voters and the credibility of the poll itself.
Apparently, one of their pollsters thinks it is funny to rank a winless Idaho (0-4) in 21st. That's right. Idaho received 5 points which undoubtedly means one moron ranked them 21st. If you don't know how polls work, each voter ranks their own top 25. When all of the voters' ballots are compiled, teams receive 25 points for every 1st-place vote, 24 for 2nd place, etc.
That's not the only glaring idiot factor in the Harris Poll. A 2-2 Illinois team received 13 points and a 1-2 Arizona team garnered 10 points. I doubt one person ranked the Illini 13th or that one voter placed Arizona in 16th. More likely, a few different voters ranked those teams in the low 20's which means more than a couple idiots exist on Harris' roster of voters.
Anyone putting those teams on their ballot needs to be replaced immediately!
In all, eight teams received votes in the Harris Poll that didn't get a single mention in the Coaches or AP polls. Seven of those eight teams are ranked 52nd or worse by the computer. Only one of them, Washington State, makes sense. The Cougars are 34th in the Harris Poll, 26th in the computer rankings.


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A picture of a Droid 2's Quadrant benchmark results has been released, and its score is the best stock store to date at 1,458. This is especially impressive considering the phone is apparently straight from the box.
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