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Israel Independence Day 2012
Israel celebrates 64 years of independence
Remembrance Day for the Fallen of Israel's Wars
and Israel Independence Day
25-26 April 2012
3-4 Iyar 5772
Remembrance Day for the fallen of Israel's wars and Independence Day
Israel Independence Day
is celebrated annually on the anniversary of the establishment of the State of Israel, according to the Hebrew calendar, on 5 Iyar (this celebrated one day early because of the Sabbath). The day preceding this celebration is devoted to the memory of those who gave their lives for the achievement of the country's independence and its continued existence.
This proximity is intended to remind people of the heavy price paid for independence. On this day the entire nation remembers its debt and expresses eternal gratitude to its sons and daughters who gave their lives for the achievement of the country's independence and its continued existence.
PM Netanyahu: "After Remembrance Day, the State of Israel will celebrate its 64th birthday. The unbreakable bond between Remembrance Day and Independence Day underscores the fact that our dear ones who fell in Israel's wars did not fall in vain. Thanks to them, the State arose. Thanks to them, the State of Israel will continue to develop and prosper, and thanks to them the members of the younger generation will also be able to live their lives in security and tranquility."
On May 14, 1948, the day the British Mandate expired, the new Jewish state - the State of Israel - was formally established in parts of what was known as the British Mandate for Palestine. With the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, Jewish independence was restored after 2,000 years.
Independence Day is a celebration of the renewal of the Jewish state in the Land of Israel, the birthplace of the Jewish people. In this land, the Jewish people began to develop its distinctive religion and culture some 4,000 years ago, and here it has preserved an unbroken physical presence, for centuries as a sovereign state, at other times under foreign domination. Throughout their
long history
, the yearning to return to the land has been the focus of Jewish life.
Theodor Herzl
, the leader and founder of the Zionist movement, increased international recognition for the need of a Jewish state.
Since its establishment, Israel continues to be a homeland to the thousands who make their way to Israel annually. It is home to some of the holiest religious sites of the three major religions, all which enjoy the democratic rights delineated in the Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel.
Yom Hazikaron
, Remembrance Day
, which will begin on Tuesday evening, April 24, is a day of collective and personal anguish mingled with awe and honor for the fallen. The official events begin at 8:00 PM with a moment of national silence heralded by a one minute siren.
Officer places a flag on a fallen soldier's grave.
(Archive photo: IDF Spokesperson)
A total of 22,993 men and women have been killed defending the land of Israel since 1860, the year that the first Jewish settlers left the secure walls of Jerusalem to build new Jewish neighborhoods.
Since the end of the War of Independence, 2,457 people have been killed in Israel in terror attacks - 14 in the past year.
In the past year, since Remembrance Day 2011, 126 members of the security forces - police, IDF, Border Police, Israel Security Agency and other organizations - have been killed in the service of the state.
On Wednesday, ceremonies commence at 11:00 AM at 44 IDF military cemeteries located throughout the country following a two minute blast of the siren. There will also be a ceremony for overseas
Mahal volunteers
who fought and died during the War of Independence, which will take place near the Sha'ar Hagai Junction. Israel's flag, adorned with a black ribbon and memorial flame, is placed on each and every grave of those who fell in Israel's battles and are buried in military cemeteries throughout Israel. It expresses the country's respect for the fallen as well as the entire country's participation in the grief of the families.
"The ambassadors of peace shall weep bitterly..."
In memory of those who have fallen while on duty in the Israeli Foreign Service
David Ben-Gurion
declares the
establishment of
the State of Israel
Israel's 64th Independence Day
celebrations will commence on Wednesday evening, April 25, when the state flag is raised to full mast at a national ceremony on Mount Herzl, at which twelve torches are lit. Independence Day is filled with festivities and celebrations including picnics, barbecues, family gatherings and nature trips. Balconies, car windows, store fronts and more are liberally decorated with Israeli flags.
On Israel Independence Day, Thursday, April 26 between 9:30-11:00 am (Israel time) the central Independence Day festivities will take place at the President's Residence in Jerusalem, with the participation of the country's entire top political-security leadership. For the first time this year, the President of Israel invites the entire Jewish people, in Israel and around the world, to take an active part in the Independence Day celebrations and to watch the ceremony
broadcast live on
President Peres' Facebook page
. At the conclusion of the event, the entire broadcast will also be uploaded to
You Tube
The event will start with a festive, honorary flyover of combat planes and helicopters, immediately followed by a military review by the President and Chief of Staff of the 120 recipients of the President's Outstanding Soldiers Award. Following the review, the main performance will take place on the lawn of the President's Residence during which the President, the Chief of Staff, the Prime Minister and Defense Minister will sing their favorite Independence Day songs together with the IDF band and with the background accompaniment of top singers and military bands. The President and Chief of staff will also give special Independence Day addresses during the Outstanding Soldier Award ceremony.
Israel celebrates 64 -
Special greeting for Israel Independence Day from President Peres
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Greeting to Diaspora Communities
for Israel's 64th Independence Day
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(in Hebrew)
In Memory of the Victims of Terror in Israel
(in Hebrew)
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: Headlines from the world press May 1948
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- 2006
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FACTS ABOUT ISRAEL: History - Independence
Israel's wars
Population of Israel
On the eve of Israel's 64th Independence Day, the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics announced that the population of Israel numbers 7,881,000 - of them 5,931,000 Jews (75.3% of the total population) and 1,623,000 Arabs (20.6%). On the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948 the total population numbered 806,000. Today, over 70% of the total Jewish population are "Sabras" - born in Israel - compared with 35% native-born in 1948.
Since Independence Day last year 161,000 babies were born, and 19,000 new immigrants arrived in Israel. The total population of Israel grew since the 63rd Independence Day by approximately 137,500 - a growth of 1.8%.
In 1948 there was only one city in Israel with more than 100,000 residents - Tel Aviv-Yafo. Today, 14 cities number more than 100,000 residents, of which six number more than 200,000 residents: Jerusalem, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Haifa, Rishon LeZiyyon, Petah Tiqwa and Ashdod.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Heavy rains soaked the Cherokee Country Club and Knoxville, Tenn., Saturday, forcing Mississippi State's second round at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships to be canceled.
The tournament will be shortened to 36 holes, with Ginger Brown-Lemm's Lady Bulldogs entering the final 18 holes in ninth place after an opening 293 on Friday.
Junior Ally McDonald will come back into action just two shots off the lead.
The Bulldogs are set to tee off at 7:40 a.m. CST Sunday alongside Chattanooga and Penn State on hole one.
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Marika Dobbin Giant friendly fish that can live for 70 years but were almost wiped out of Victorian waters have established a school in East Gippsland.
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Marika Dobbin Police have released a list of 18 confirmed dead and 14 missing in Queensland's flood disaster, giving details of how they died or when some were last seen.
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On Monday Jan. 31, the new Cedars Social cocktail den and kitchen will kick off its Supper Bowl, a pre-opening dinner series with menus prepared by Tim Byres (Jan. 31st), Bradley Ogden (Feb. 1), Matt McCallister (Feb. 2), John Tesar (Feb. 3), and Tiffany Derry (Feb. 4). Notable mixologist Michael Martensen will be on hand "handcrafting" cocktails. Each dinner can only accommodate 40 people, so reserve early.
6:30 pm cocktails and small plates
7 pm supper, cocktails, and wine
Cost: $125 per person
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The Cedars Social is located at 1326 South Lamar. Supper Bowl is sponsored by Russian Standard Vodka.


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Most of the electronics you own were made in China. Domestic factory workers know all about the devil known as china outsourcing. This is how many aging workers are repaid for their many years of dedicated service. They get laid off and their jobs are shipped overseas.
Of course some American genius thought it up, but it was cheaper to produce in another country.
The only recourse for a 50-year-old who is not eligible for social security is to reenter the job market. Finding they have little to no computer skills, they get lost in an endless sea of technology and ageism.
If we stop and take a look at the other side of the world, we see a different picture of the modern youth worker. This young man or woman has traveled to the big city to seek their fortune.
Then they get to the city and realize that factory work is the only thing they are qualified to do. In China, for example, 20-somethings who enjoy cross-stitch or woodworking get put on assembly lines because they are good with their hands. That is, until their hands start tingling and burning, they get dizzy and work becomes difficult from the constant migraines.
This is a true story. Recently, 62 workers in an Apple Computer factory in Suzhou, China thought they were just overworked from their 12-hour days.
The real culprit was a chemical called hexane that they were using to clean Apple iPhone touchscreens.
The workers first became suspicious when one of their coworkers, Li Liang, died from inhaling a toxic substance. Wanting to know who should be held responsible for the sudden death of their friend, some workers staged a protest at the factory.
When the employer refused to give any details regarding the young woman's death, the protesters morphed into an angry mob.
The remaining workers at the factory returned to their jobs as if nothing had happened, still suffering from symptoms they assumed were just fatigue.
Workers began to take their symptoms more seriously when they started losing control of their limbs and began to shake.
After being taken to the hospital or admitting themselves for treatment, the employees are slowly recovering from various degrees of nerve damage.
One section of the hospital has become known as the workers wing.
America's 20-somethings complain about having to do homework and how mean their teachers are. Imagine getting severe, lifelong nerve damage at the age of 21, an age where you are planning your future.
But for the Chinese, as soon as they get better (or somewhat better) they may be one of the lucky ones to go out and look for new factory work.
The ones who never truly get better may have to go back home to the backwater, impoverished existence they fled from in the first place.
Apple has refused to comment on the issue, not wanting anything to come up which could put a shadow on the upcoming release of their iPad.
If American consumers start paying more attention to the "MADE in CHINA" label and decline to support such exploitation of the poor, then Apple may need to treat their workers more like human beings and less like guinea pigs.
Domestic factory workers know all about the devil known as china outsourcing. This is how many aging workers are repaid for their many years of dedicated service. They get laid off and their jobs are shipped overseas.


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2014 is turning into a watershed year for Orange County cyclists, at least regarding the opportunities to participate in infrastructure planning that might affect riding.
The Orange County Transportation Authority invited input into transportation designs for Districts 1,2 and 4 (roughly the west and north areas of the OC, from Seal Beach to Corona del Mar and points inland from Costa Mesa to Fullerton. You can see OCTA's interactive map here.
The south and east districts (3, 4 and 5) are on the planning and construction agenda for later this year and 2015.
More recently, the Newport Beach Bicycle Master Plan Draft was open for public commentary via an on-line forum, which ended March 17. The cities of Irvine, Garden Grove and Santa also have had surveys and open discussions about cycling in those communities.
This coming Thursday, April 3, the Orange County Wheelmen's monthly general meeting's speaker is Sandy Boyle, Manager of Customer Engagement with OCTA. For those interested, details are here.
And the OCTA and the City of Irvine are combining in a "Bike Safety Workshop" presentation and discussion at Irvine City Hall on April 14, from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. It's expected to be:
"…an important discussion about cultivating a cycle-safe community in Orange County.
A group discussion will follow comments by OCTA, cities, and agencies regarding plans to make cycling a viable and safe choice for commuting and recreational travel. During the open discussion, your input is essential to developing workable solutions that will move cycling safely forward for the entire community."
If you'd like to attend, please RSVP on-line.
The reasons behind this "culture of solicitation" (not to be confused with business along Beach Blvd. adjacent to "The Happiest Place on Earth," but it's too good a term not to use: maybe "culture of solicitation of input" is better…maybe not) is due to the tireless efforts of people and organizations¬¬— like April Morris and Pete van Nuys (top of mind among many other), and OCW, the Orange County Bicycle Coalition (OCBC), and the Bicycle Club of Irvine (BCI).
Unfortunately, it's likely also attributable to the recent rash of cycling fatalities. The perception among cyclists that the death of a cyclist is not taken with appropriate concern when it comes to criminal prosecution is fulminating, and the avenues for venting this are few and far between.
About the most well-known one is the annual "Ride of Silence," that takes place nationally on May 21: locally, there will be a rides in Irvine, San Clemente and Fullerton. But this event arguably does more to assuage anger and do some team building among cyclists than usher in reform from local government entities. Maybe more participants would create more impact?
As this article is being written, the Orange County District Attorney has announced charges filed in the February hit-and-run death of Joey Robinson. In an article published today, March 31, LA Cycling Examiner Ed Rubinstein posted the details he received from the DA regarding the case.
It's a jarring list of accusations, including:
"…one felony count each of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence while intoxicated, driving under the influence of drugs causing bodily injury, hit and run with death, possession of a controlled substance, one misdemeanor count of use and under the influence of a controlled substance, one misdemeanor count of possession of a controlled substance paraphernalia, and sentencing enhancement allegations for inflicting great bodily injury, and fleeing the scene of a crime.
The defendant is being held on $100,000 bail and is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow, Tuesday, April 1, 2014, at 9:00 a.m. in Department C-57, Central Justice Center, Santa Ana."


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College Football Diary: No. 1 Florida 13, No. 4 LSU 3
The Journal provides minute-by-minute analysis of top-ranked Florida's 13-3 victory over No. 4 LSU tonight in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Guest blogger Steve Kornacki offers commentary on the game and the CBS telecast.
Well, what can we say about these teams after tonight?
Florida certainly has to be happy: The Gators won in a very difficult place, maintained their No. 1 ranking, and got Tebow back. But the Tebow we saw tonight was hardly vintage. He handed off most of the time, rarely keeping it for himself (though he did have a few nice third-down runs). And despite Meyer's halftime decree, he barely threw in the second half — and when he did, it resulted in an interception, only Tebow's second of the season. Maybe this was the equivalent of a shakedown cruise, and Tebow will be fine next week. But it's still an open question how much the concussion will change him — and the way the Gators play football.
As for LSU, well, they need a lot of work. Lundquist and Danielson made the point several times that the Tigers, even in defeat, still control their own SEC destiny, which is true, since Florida doesn't play in their division. But the Tigers' performance tonight — against a quarterback who wasn't close to 100 percent — suggests they will have a very hard time winning out. Remember, they have to play at Alabama. I wondered before the game if the Tigers were just the latest Mississippi or Penn State — an overhyped, untested No. 4 team. I think they showed tonight that they are — or were, since they certainly won't be No. 4 come tomorrow.
11:12: And that'll do it. The final seconds tick away and LSU's 32-game Saturday night home winning streak is over. 13-3 Gators. It's official.
11:11: If you told me at the start of the game that Florida was only going to score 13 points, I would have guaranteed you that LSU would beat the 8-point spread.
11:10: Danielson makes a good point: What the heck is Tebow still doing in the game?
11:07: LSU takes its last timeout with 2:16 left. But Florida is set up with a first down now, so what does it matter?
11:03: So let's go ahead and declare the Gators the winners tonight. I guess that validates the decision to let Tebow play, especially since he didn't seem to take any particularly tough hits. But maybe not. Meyer even admitted at halftime that he was being restrained with his play-calling, presumably in deference to Tebow's health issues. But when you consider how lifeless LSU's offense was and how many weapons Florida's has, I've got to figure the Gators would have been fine with Brantley. That would have given Tebow some extra recovery time and the QB of the future some badly needed game experience.
10:57: Well, it's only fitting that on fourth-and-14 Jefferson once again is swarmed by the Gator D and, after struggling mightily, goes down. It's not officially a sack, since he coughed the ball up to one of his linemen while going. But it doesn't matter. Florida ball with about 2:45 to go. They can run it out now. Unless Meyer calls more passes.
10:55: Jefferson connects with Scott on a nice screen pass that brings the Tigers out near midfield. I don't think they've been in Florida territory this entire half.
10:53: LSU is down two possessions, has less than five minutes, and is starting at its own 5. So of course they throw for 7 yards (and stay inbounds) on first down.
10:51: I have some questions for Urban Meyer. Such as: Why after being excruciatingly conservative in your play-calling all night, do you call a pass play when you're up 10 with five minutes left and the other team hasn't been able to move the ball? The result is fitting — Tebow throws his second pick of the season, and LSU (pending the obligatory review) now gets one more chance. Not that there's any reason to think they'll do anything with it.
10:49: Make that 0-for-6. The play takes forever to get off and Jefferson almost immediately finds himself swallowed up by the Gator D. As Spikes is dragging him down, he makes one valiant effort to stretch out his arm to the first-down marker…which is a good 6 feet away. Florida's ball now at the LSU 35, just over 5 minutes left.
10:48: Danielson says LSU has to go for it on fourth and 1 with 6:20 to go. Sounds about right. They're 0-for-5 for the year on these.
10:46: Nice little run for Scott brings LSU out near the 40 on first down. But Jefferson misses on second and 3. Huge third down coming up here.
10:43: Tebow can't make anything happen on third and 10, so this may be the ballgame here: a 32 yard kick from Sturgis — and he sneaks it in. 7:27 left and Florida is now up 13-3. Does anyone believe LSU can now score twice?
10:42: Danielson's pulling out the 25-cent words, working "eschew" into his last comment. The Golden Throat is impressed.
10:40: The clock is ticking under 11 minutes as I type this and the Gators are at the LSU 24. That's a 41-yard kick from there. Best hope for LSU right now is that Sturgis manages to flub another field goal.
10:38: Remember when we went to the studio in the first half and Brando told us that Colorado was up 14-9 and an upset might be in the making? Final score: Texas 38-14.
10:35: Demps takes it across midfield for the first down. I'd say Florida is 20 yards from decent field-goal range right now.
10:33: Good news, LSU fans: Your offense is off the field. Helton's 41-yard punt sets the Gators up at their own 41. They've had good field position this half but so far haven't turned it into any points. The way LSU's offense is playing, all the Gators need is three points on this drive and this will be over.
10:32: This is just ugly to look at. Jefferson drops back to pass on second and 15 and is sacked by Jermaine Cunningham from Stone Mountain, Georgia.
10:28: A whistle stops LSU from snapping it on second and 15. Like Pavlovian dogs, the crowd boos, expecting another procedural penalty. But it's just the end of the third quarter. Still 10-3 Florida. Despite their best efforts, LSU is still in this game.
10:26: Jefferson looks very confused and LSU is flagged for a false start, setting up a 2nd and 10 from their own 25. Then another false start! I guess this is what Urban had in mind when he punted.
10:24: Finally, positive yardage for LSU on first down, followed up by a Charles Scott run for a first down. Is this the start of something, finally?
10:19: "Is it four-down territory?" Danielson asks as the Gators face a fourth and inches just inside the 40. It's too long for a field goal, LSU can't move the ball, and — until the last two plays — Florida has had no trouble picking up a few yards per carry. So of course Meyer has Tebow try to draw LSU off (which fails), then takes a delay-of-game penalty and punts. Really, Urban?
10:17: The Gators are once again in LSU territory, facing a second and inches near the Tiger 40. Once again, LSU will probably need a break to keep from falling two possessions behind.
10:15: CBS breaks out the "Jack Links Beef Jerky Action Cam." I have now seen it all.
10:12: Another sack. LSU all the way back to its own 8, with Helton punting from the end zone. Not a bad kick, but Florida still ends up with great field position: its own 40. Once again, LSU's defense can't afford to give up points here — and the offense didn't give them much of a rest.
10:10: Oh, LSU offense, you are such a buzzkill. Jefferson is sacked by Justin Trattou on first down, and this possession is well on its way to being squandered. I'm starting to think that if LSU is going to tie this game, it will have to be done by the defense.
10:07: Holy potatoes! Sturgis hooks it wide to the left. LSU gets its stop, even after giving up 76 yards on that drive. Still a 10-3 game, and now it's LSU's ball.
10:05: Big third and goal for Florida. Danielson dares Tebow to dust off the jump pass. He doesn't, and instead throws low to Hernandez, who pretends the ball didn't touch the ground. Florida will settle for three.
10:03: It continues. A 12-yard pass to — who else? — Hernandez coming out of that timeout. Florida at the LSU 5 now.
10:00: There's that passing game. A 27-yard pass to Aaron Hernandez brings the Gators inside the 20. Getting very quiet in Death Valley. Unless there's a turnover or a missed field goal, Florida will be up by two possessions after this series. Exactly the opposite of what LSU needed to make happen here.
9:58, part two: Every time Tebow takes off and runs with it, I feel like I'm watching the final scene of "The Wrestler" again. You hope nothing goes wrong, but God, it feels like it's about to.
9:58: Tebow keeps it on third and short for a first down, up near midfield. This is feeling very ominous for LSU — two first downs for Florida to start the half on a drive when LSU can't afford to give up any points.
9:55: LSU just Florida a huge favor. Tebow has to throw it away under intense pressure on third down but is bailed out by a face-mask penalty. 15 yards, move the chains.
9:53: Florida gets it first and 10 at its 16 to start the second half. Tebow threw for 62 yards in the first half. Let's see if Meyer keeps his word about passing more this half.
9:30: Meyer admits to CBS that he's being "a little bit conservative" in calling so many handoffs and says we'll probably see more passes in the second half. Overall, LSU should be pleased to be in the game, but they really hurt themselves in the last few minutes there — first allowing the touchdown drive, then in squandering Florida's squib-kick gift. LSU's offense is clearly not going to win this game, so they can't afford to fall any farther back. Florida will get the ball coming out. LSU can't let them get anything out of it.
9:28: So much for that. Jefferson misfires right into the hands of Florida's Joe Haden. The Tigers were about 15 yards from field-goal range. Instead, Tebow will take a knee and the Gators will head to the locker room up 10-3.
9:26: Danielson doesn't get why Florida used a squib kick for the kickoff, steeing up LSU at its own 39 with 44 seconds left in the half. I agree. Basically, LSU needs 25 to 30 yards to be in field-goal range.
9:23: Wow. A way-too-easy 24-yard touchdown pass from Tebow to Riley Cooper — who is wide open after grabbing his defender's jersey, CBS's replay reveals. 10-3 Florida now. Pretty demoralizing for the Tigers.
9:19: This time Tebow actually keeps the ball when it's Tebow time, plowing straight ahead on third and 3 for a big first down at the LSU 24. Timeout with 57 seconds left in the half. Big difference between a touchdown and a field goal here.
9:17: Gators moving well into LSU territory here. And option pitch to Demps goes for 13 yards, giving Florida a first down at the LSU 35. Moody then takes it inside the 30. These little up-the-middle running plays are working very well for Florida.
9:16: My uncle sends me a text message expressing his disappointment that the Pouncey brothers aren't throwing up this week.
9:14: The kick off sails out of the end zone. This disturbs Lundquist, who demands that ball's helium levels be checked. That's our Golden Throat!
9:10: Fourth and goal from the 1. Miles will take the points, and Derek Helton Josh Jasper connects on an 18-yard field goal. With 5:16 left in the half, LSU has tied it up 3-3. Probably made sense to kick it there, considering how much of a struggle it's been for LSU to run the ball — and how devastating it would have been to get nothing out of that drive.
9:08: An ad for Fiber One yogurt clearly aimed at middle-age and older women just aired during that timeout. Is their target demographic really watching this game right now?
9:05: And another personal foul, this time on Brandon Spikes. LSU inside the Florida 5 now. On GameDay today, Kirk Herbstreit called on Spikes to step up tonight. Don't think this is what he had in mind.
9:04: Tack on 15 yards for a personal foul at the end of that play. Florida's penalties might be LSU's best offensive weapon so far.
9:02: I guess not. On third and 2 from the Florida 33, Charles Scott is tripped-up short. Jefferson is able to sneak across the line on fourth and 1. Was there any doubt Les Miles would go for it there?
9:00: Jefferson drops way back to pass and gets no pressure. Brandon LaFell is open for 26 yards. Best play of the night so far for the Tiger offense. Maybe this will open up the running game a little?
8:57: Ooohh, Meyer changes his mind in the timeout. Florida goes for it on fourth and 2. But the Brandon James is stopped by Chad Jones just short of the marker. Now LSU has some real momentum. I can't blame Meyer for going for it there; it would have really silenced that place if Florida had picked up a first down.
8:54: Third and 3 at the LSU 22 and Lundquist tells us it's Tebow time. And just like when Danielson told us it was Tebow time in the first quarter, the QB hands the ball off. No gain this time. Florida will have to settle for a 39-yard kick. Big difference between 6-0 and 10-0.
8:51: Offside on LSU. Not the first time that's happened this drive. I thought the procedural penalties were supposed to go against the visitors in a game like this.
8:49: Moody goes for eight yards on first down. Demps gets nothing on second down. As Lundquist and Danielson are pointing out, Florida is calling the same basic dive play over and over. So far, LSU isn't giving them much reason to stop.
8:46: The first quarter ends with Tebow finding Aaron Hernandez for ten yards and a first down near midfield. 3-0 Gators after one. Florida clearly showed more in the quarter (they actually moved the ball), but LSU can feel good that the margin is only three. Now, can they keep Tebow and Co. from rolling into the end zone on this drive?
8:45: CBS graphic shows Florida outscoring opponents 56-6 in the first quarter this season. The biggest margin in the nation! See what happens when you schedule Charleston Southern and Troy?
8:42: A ghastly punt by Derek Helton (18 yards) gives Florida a first down at its own 35. Brandon James runs for less than nothing.
8:38: A game break with Tim Brando! It's 14-9 Colorado over Texas, Timmy tells us. Could there be an upset in the making? My guess: No.
8:36: Is it just me, or is ESPN.com's gamecast as slow as a carrier pigeon? Florida just kicked off after its field goal, but gamecast is still saying it's third and 8 for the Gators from the LSU 11.
8:32: LSU's secondary has carried the defense this year –- and they just came through to end a long Florida drive and force a field goal. On third and 8 from the 11, Tebow scrambled and bought himself plenty of time, but no one was open. 28-yard field goal by Caleb Sturgis makes it 3-0 Gators.
8:30: Tebow keeps it on first down at the LSU 13, but only for a few inches. He didn't seem to eager to force his way past anyone.
8:28: Tebow takes a hit — sort of. LSU's Perry Riley gets through on first down and had a clean shot at a scrambling Tebow. But Riley hits him lightly in the midsection. Maybe he heard about the concussion. Florida is inside the LSU 20 right now. Nice drive they're working on here.
8:26: Meyer seems to be trying to minimize Tebow's contact with defenders. On a third and inches, Gary Danielson notes on CBS that "this is usually Tebow time." Instead, Emmanuel Moody gets the call — and the first down.
8:23: Two big plays on the ground for Florida. On second and 11 off the two penalties, a pitch to Aaron Hernandez goes for a first down. Two plays later, Jeff Demps takes it for 25. Florida has weapons not named Tebow, you know.
8:22: CBS promotes its new show "Three Rivers" with the tag-line "The doctors who keep hope alive." Is Jesse Jackson now playing an M.D.?
8:18: Tebow starts back at his own 7 after the LSU punt. Just a handoff on first down. Can't tell much from that. False-start call on second down. Give the crowd credit for that. And then again on third down. This is what homefield advantage means.
8:15: I wonder if CBS's ratings will be on the low end for the first few minutes of this game. Dan, my live-blog editor, just told me he was watching ABC out of habit before realizing the game was on CBS. So if you're wondering why Florida's helmets suddenly have a winged design, change the channel!
8:13: Jordan Jefferson is forced out of the pocket on third-and-4, but manages to dump it of to Charles Scott for a first down. Stadium takes excuse to go crazy.
8:11: Maybe CBS is just using some really sophisticated audio equipment, but man, Tiger Stadium sounded as loud as advertised on that kickoff. LSU starts off with the ball. Third down now…
8:07: It's a little weird watching a big Saturday night game that's not on ABC. I feel like I'm cheating on Brent Musburger. But CBS clearly has the superior game tonight (even ESPN's GameDay, which never misses a chance to promote the ABC-ESPN monopoly) set up shop in Baton Rouge today.
But CBS does have two things going for it: (1) The always entertaining Verne Lundquist, star of the 1996 film "Happy Gilmore," will be calling the action. According to Wikipedia, Verne's nickname is "The Golden Throat." I guess that's a compliment. (2) The theme music, some version of which the network has been using for college football since 1987. CBS has tweaked the music a little and the intros used to be more exciting, but it's comforting and refreshing to see a network stay with a good thing instead of changing for change's sake.
8:00 p.m. ET: So it looks like Tebow will be starting, which will make for some very anxious and uncomfortable viewing every time he puts his head down to run, or whenever he drops back to pass and a defender comes sneaking up on his blind side.
Clearly, the safer choice for Urban Meyer (and for Tebow's neurological health) would have been to tell his QB to take the week off. The decision to play him will now shape the postgame narrative. One of two radically different themes might emerge, depending on how the game goes:
#1: Urban Meyer is a win-at-all-costs coach: Desperate to win a crucial contest and to keep his team on the fast-track to the BCS championship game, Meyer made a decision that wasn't just bad for his 22-year-old quarterback's health; it was bad for the whole team. Tebow looked tentative and shaky and turned in one of the worst performances of his career as the Gators went down to a humbling defeat. He clearly needed more time to recover and practice; a healthy and ready John Brantley would have been far more effective, especially considering all of the weapons he would have had to work with.
#2: Concussion? What concussion? OK, so Tebow was more than ready to come back, and Florida's medical staff was just being responsibly conservative in taking so long to clear him. He turned in a vintage performance against LSU, the same fearless dual-threat daredevil we knew before that scary, lights-out concussion in Lexington two weeks ago, and led the Gators to a convincing win. Hats off to Meyer for letting the medical staff do its job and not interfering this past week. He's set an example for other coaches who might someday face a similar situation.
Pregame, part 3: Let's talk a little about what's at stake for both teams tonight.
LSU comes into this game facing skepticism that, as the No. 4-ranked team in this week's poll, it is merely the latest Mississippi or Penn State — a team that benefited from an irrationally high preseason rank and that voters then mindlessly moved up in the season's early weeks, simply because the teams above it lost.
So far, the Tigers have struggled to win at Washington, scored meaningless wins over Vanderbilt and Louisiana-Monroe, nearly lost at lowly Mississippi State, and won at Georgia — a victory that looks a lot less impressive after the Bulldogs somehow let Tennessee's previously comatose Jonathan Crompton throw for 310 yards and four touchdowns today.
Ole Miss and Penn State were the last teams to occupy the No. 4 slot before LSU, and they both folded when they faced their first big tests. The prevailing expectation is that LSU will do the same tonight, then lose a few more games before going to, say, the Peach Bowl (or its latest corporate incarnation).
With a win, or even a respectable near-miss, they can turn this logic on its head and emerge as legitimate SEC championship contenders, maybe even national contenders. In terms of the SEC race, a loss to Florida wouldn't be devastating to LSU; they would still control their own destiny in the SEC West division, meaning tonight's game could end up being a sneak-peak of what's to come in Atlanta on December 5.
Florida, meanwhile, has rolled to a 5-0 start, but against feeble opposition — including Charleston Southern (which famously beat the 73-point spread in its 62-3 loss).
Some have argued this week that the Gators can survive a loss tonight and still win the national title (this was one of the arguments for sitting Tebow). There's something to this, since even in defeat, Florida would still be a lock to take the SEC East. So if they were to run the table after losing tonight and win the SEC title game, it's hard to imagine they won't be in the top two in the final BCS standings. But that's not etched in stone: if they lose tonight, Florida will need help to play for the Sears Cup, or whatever the championship trophy is called.
Pregame, part 2: Reports are saying Tebow has been medically cleared to play. This should mean that No. 15 will be on the field tonight, since Urban Meyer has been saying that he'll play if he's cleared. But Meyer hasn't specified whether he'll start Tebow, so it's possible he'll be coming off the bench.
Apparently, Florida's medical staff delayed clearing Tebow until now because they wanted to see how he'd handle the plane ride from Gainesville to Baton Rouge. What that could tell them about how he'll handle being slammed to the ground by a 300-pound lineman is beyond me, but I guess that's why I'm not a doctor. (Well, that and the fact that I'm scared of hospitals.)
Pregame: For the sake of what remains of my professional reputation, the official position of this guest blogger is that gambling on sports represents a sordid, immoral bastardization of athletic competition and should be vigorously prosecuted in the 49 states that have had the good sense to outlaw it.
That said…can you believe LSU is getting eight points in this game! What a steal! There are a host of reasons to expect Florida, with or without its concussed quarterback, to struggle mightily in Baton Rouge, where—lest we forget—Urban Meyer has never won. (OK, so that's based on a grand total of two games. But if you repeat it enough, it starts to sound like it matters.)
One factor is the setting itself: primetime in Tiger Stadium, a rowdy ear-splitter of a venue where the crowd noise was once measured at 130 decibels and where the fans' frenzied celebration of a game-winning score a few years ago actually registered as a small earthquake. It's like trying to play football inside a drum, Bear Bryant supposedly said.
And Saturday nights in Death Valley are a special kind of beast for visiting teams, which have gone 0-32 against the Tigers in such contests since 2002. This includes Florida's 28-24 loss in '07. In sports, the impact home-field advantage is often overstated (as the graduate of a school where the basketball team averaged about 20 percent capacity at its home games, I can vouch for this), but not when it comes to under-the-stars football in Death Valley.
Plus, these Tigers aren't exactly football slouches — at least on one side of the ball. To date, they haven't shown much on offense, ranking dead last in the SEC in total yards per game. But it's defense where they're making a mark, racking up a league-leading eight interceptions so far and delivering an emphatic statement with a game-saving goal-line stand (four plays inside the 2-yard line) two weeks ago at Mississippi State. Combine a gritty defense with the Death Valley factor, and you've got to figure LSU can at least keep itself in this game.
And then there's The Tebow Situation, which, in what probably amounts to a journalistic crime, I've waited until the sixth paragraph to detail. You all know the basics: Brutal concussion two weeks ago against Kentucky (who said the Wildcats couldn't be a factor in the SEC this year?), very limited action in practice since then, game-time decision tonight.
Even if he plays, will he be the same? Will Meyer alter his game plan to minimize the potential for, say, a head-on collision with a downfield defender? And if he doesn't play, how will backup John Brantley, a much more traditional drop-back passer with little meaningful experience, handle the QB role? Without Tebow's dual threat, how much easier will it be for the Tigers to bring the Gator offense to heel?
We'll find out the answers to these questions and more (like, when will Verne Lundquist drop his first "How do you DO!?") soon enough. Kickoff will be shortly after 8, and I'll be here offering my usual inane drivel trenchant analysis, (and maybe checking the Dodgers score during commercials). So stop by and join the fun.


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CHICAGO (AP) - An operator of a Chicago public-transit train that jumped the tracks and scaled an escalator at one of nation's busiest airports Monday may have dozed off, a union official said.
NEW YORK (AP) - The shocking death of dashing attorney Will Gardner on "The Good Wife" on Sunday's episode was driven by actor Josh Charles' desire to leave the CBS drama in its fifth season.
NEW YORK (AP) - The prominent Christian relief agency World Vision said Monday it will hire Christians who are in same-sex marriages, a dramatic policy change on one of the most divisive social issues facing religious groups.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - The U.S. Energy Department gave conditional authorization Monday for liquefied natural gas to be exported from a proposed terminal in Coos Bay, on the Oregon coast.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Food and Drug Administration is weighing the benefits and risks of two experimental colon cancer screening tests which use DNA from a patient's stool to detect dangerous tumors and growths.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Obama administration and its opponents are renewing the Supreme Court battle over President Barack Obama's health care law in a case that pits the religious rights of employers against the rights of women to the birth control of their choice.
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McALLEN, Texas (AP) - A barge carrying nearly a million gallons of especially thick, sticky oil collided with a ship in Galveston Bay on Saturday, leaking an unknown amount of the fuel into the popular bird habitat as the peak of the migratory shorebird season was approaching.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - A week before a self-imposed deadline for a review of National Security Agency programs, President Barack Obama sought Friday to assure leading Internet and tech executives that his administration is committed to protecting people's privacy.
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Study investigators reviewed the exercise levels and caloric intakes of 1,148 12-year-olds. After two years, lower levels of obesity correlated with higher levels of exercise in white girls. Yet, surprisingly, the study results for Black girls didn't pan out in the same way.
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The creative director responsible for "Dragon Age Inquisition" has further commented on several of the elements from the PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One video game. According to a report from Gameranx on April 6, Mike Laidlaw was asked by a fan if players will be to use the picklock ability without having to choose the rogue class.
The creative director responded by confirming that "certain abilities" will be restricted to specific classes. He went not to suggest that the fan should become a rogue or use a party member in order to use the picklock skill. You can find a few screens showing some of the character classes from the action role-playing game with the slideshow gallery located to the left side of the article and the response below:
Certain abilities like lockpick are still class restricted. Take a rogue, or come back with one.
Another enthusiast wanted to know if the country of Nevarra can be visited in "Dragon Age Inquisition." Although Mike Laidlaw stated that it can't be traversed directly, he also hinted that the area is going to be "referenced heavily" in the story. You can view his answer below:
Nevarra's not a playable space in #DAI. It's referenced heavily, but you won't go there directly.
The sequel does have five major regions to explore, however, as it will be a bigger game in terms of size when compared to "Dragon Age Origins" and "Dragon Age 2." The development of "Dragon Age Inquisition" should be completed in time for a fall release later this year in North America and other regions.
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"If a contractor asks that you pull your own permit, that's
a buyer beware," says Jan Burchett, executive director of the National Association
of the Remodeling Industry. "Walk away from that because typically the person
who pulls the permit is also the person liable for whether they followed code.
In most jurisdictions, the person obtaining the permit is considered to be the
contractor and is therefore liable if the work does not comply with local building
Fisette adds several more reasons to have your
contractor do the honors.
"If a builder pulls the permit,
it makes them completely wed to the liability issue; they have accepted total
responsibility for the job. If you as a homeowner pull the permit, it already
starts to suggest that you're trying to be the GC (general contractor) and the
GC is the one that ends up getting dumped on.
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if any problems came up and you go to court, they can say, 'Hey, I was just being
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to do it so they don't have to pay me to do it," he says.
if a contractor refuses to pull the permit or worse, suggests that you simply
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"Move along to the next contractor,
absolutely," Fisette says. "If anyone is going to pretend to you that
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for is themselves."
In fact, it's a good idea for homeowners
to stay out of the permitting process altogether. A good general contractor knows
when and how to schedule the inspector to avoid costly downtime on your project.
might have three building inspectors for a community of 500,000 and they need
a lot of planning," says Fisette. "It's as important to plan the building
inspector as it is to plan the electrician to arrive on the right date. If you
have the electrician scheduled for day 30 and you don't have the walls built,
you're screwed. The same thing with the building inspector."
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Midwives lead re-birth of Christchurch centre
The New Zealand College of Midwives have played a role in the re-birth of the quake-shattered Christchurch central city by becoming one of the first organisations to move back to new offices there.
College chief executive Karen Guilliland says its new head office building is on the original site of their old office, which was demolished after the earthquakes.
She says the new building will also house a midwifery and maternity provider organisation, and clinic rooms for self employed midwives, who have been based in motels for over a year.
United Nations Development Programme director and former prime minister Helen Clark sent congratulations which were read at the opening.
Miss Clark says midwives and women are often noted for their fortitude under pressure and their determination to support Christchurch is commendable.
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Lightning toasted Pasha's PC as mentioned here in a previous post. Apak Cikidong came to the rescue by supplying a power supply unit that he had kept for something.. Must be something arr.. People do not simply keep power supply unit for nothing.. Thanks Apak for sending the unit all the way to our house even though all the while we only know each other on the blogosphere. Unfortunately, I was at work and only Mama Pasha got the chance to meet this kind hearted gentleman..
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been 60 days late on a mortgage payment in the last 12 months will be turned down; ditto for anyone who went through foreclosure
within the last five years. And the new guidelines cast a wary eye on anyone who is buying a condominium or wants to do a cash-out
"If it seems like a long list, that's because it is," mortgage lender Dan Green wrote in his blog. "Homebuyers hit by the changes may be
subject to higher mortgage rates, higher loan fees or an outright denial on their application."
Insurers even more strict
That's just the lender side of the equation. Mortgage insurers have a say in who gets a loan, and they have become strict in
recent weeks and months. They require higher credit scores for loans in declining markets, and the list of declining markets
continues to grow.
Take Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp. In March, MGIC required a 620 credit score to insure a loan in a restricted
market. Now it requires a 680 score. And an already large list of restricted markets grew with the addition of much of Connecticut
and Rhode Island, and of the entire states of Michigan and New Jersey.
MGIC won't insure a mortgage on a condo or any vacation home in Florida. Other mortgage insurers, such as Genworth,
avoid underwriting policies on second homes in Florida, too, which means that buyers have to come up with down payments of at least
20 percent.
"You need to make sure that you go back to basics," says Michael Zimmerman, head of mortgage banking strategies for
MGIC, citing the "3 Cs" of lending: the borrower's credit, collateral and capacity to repay. "Our guideline changes are focused not
only on home prices, but also risk characteristics."
FHA's the last resort
Zimmerman adds that borrowers with down payments of less than 20 percent do have another place to go for mortgage insurance: the FHA.
It's probably no coincidence that in July, the FHA will begin taking credit scores into account -- something it had never done before.
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Nov. 19, 2012
Hawkeyes in the NFL: 2012 Photo Gallery
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The University of Iowa football program is tied for ninth in the nation with 25 former players on active NFL rosters. In addition, nine other Hawkeyes reside on practice squads or injured reserve.
Iowa ties Michigan for second in the Big Ten amongst NFL alumni on active rosters. Ohio State leads the way with 35. Iowa has five former tight ends in the league, which equals USC and Stanford for the most.
The NFL continued regular season action over the weekend. A number of former Hawkeyes saw action and had success for their respective teams.
Jonathan Babineaux - DL - Atlanta Falcons: Babineaux recorded a defensive touchdown on a 15-yard fumble return, to go along with two solo stops, in the Falcons' win over Arizona on Sunday. He has started the last 70 games for Atlanta. Babineaux leads Atlanta with six tackles for loss this year.
Christian Ballard - DL - Minnesota Vikings: Ballard, one of a Big Ten-best six Hawkeyes drafted in 2011, and the Vikings had a bye this week. The defensive tackle played in all 16 games, with two starts, a year ago. He has played in all 10 contests this season.
Jordan Bernstine - DB - Washington Redskins: Bernstine was moved to the Redskins' injured reserve list after an injury in the season opener.
Bryan Bulaga - OL - Green Bay Packers: Bulaga has been placed on injured reserve. He is in his third season with Green Bay, and has made 33 career starts. Bulaga won a super bowl ring during his rookie season with the Packers in 2010.
Scott Chandler - TE - Buffalo Bills: Chandler caught two passes for 30 yards as the Bills defeated Miami on Thursday night.
Dallas Clark - TE - Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Clark tallied a game-high seven receptions for 58 yards and the game-winning touchdown as Tampa Bay downed Carolina on Sunday.
Adrian Clayborn - DL - Tampa Bay Buccaneers: In his second year in the league, Clayborn is on the Buccaneers' injured reserve list. The former Iowa All-American started all 19 games in his career for Tampa Bay prior to the injury. Clayborn registered 7.5 sacks during his rookie campaign in 2011.
Sean Considine - DB - Baltimore Ravens: Saw action in win against Pittsburgh on Sunday, recording no statistics.
Mike Daniels - DL - Green Bay Packers: Daniels recovered a fumble in Green Bay's win at Detroit on Sunday.
A.J. Edds - LB - Indianapolis Colts: In his third year in the league, Edds is on the Colts' injured reserve list.
Bradley Fletcher - DB - St. Louis Rams: Saw action but recorded no statistics in the Rams' loss to the Jets on Sunday.
Adam Gettis - OL - Washington Redskins: Listed as second team right guard for the Redskins.
Charles Godfrey - DB - Carolina Panthers: Godfrey registered seven tackles, including three solo stops, and a pass break-up in the Panthers loss to Tampa Bay on Sunday. Godfrey became the first rookie in team history to start all 16 games at safety in 2008. He has started 67 of the last 68 games for the Panthers.
Shonn Greene - RB - New York Jets: Greene rushed for 64 yards on 18 carries in New York's win at St. Louis on Sunday. The former All-American and 2008 Doak Walker Award Winner has started 24 of the last 26 contests. He ranks tied for eighth in the NFL with five rushing scores this season.
Chad Greenway - LB - Minnesota Vikings: Greenway and the Vikings had a bye this week. The former Iowa All-American is second in the NFL with 100 tackles.
Brad Herman - TE - New England Patriots: In his first year in the league, Herman is on the Patriots' injured reserve list.
Karl Klug - DL - Tennessee Titans: Klug and the Titans had a bye this week. Klug has appeared in all 26 games for Tennessee during his first two seasons, making one start in each. As a rookie in 2011, Klug compiled a team-high seven sacks. The total tied for sixth place in sacks among all NFL rookies, tied for fourth among all NFL defensive tackles, and led all NFL rookie defensive tackles.
Bryan Mattison - OL - Kansas City Chiefs: Mattison is listed as the second team center for the Chiefs.
Marvin McNutt - WR - Philadelphia Eagles: In his first year in the league, McNutt is a member of the Eagles practice squad.
Tony Moeaki - TE - Kansas City Chiefs: Moeaki led the Chiefs with four catches for 73 yards in the loss to Cincinnati on Sunday. He has started nine of 10 games this season, and 24 of 25 in his career.
Brandon Myers - TE - Oakland Raiders: Myers caught a team-best six passes for 55 yards and a touchdown on Sunday against New Orleans. He leads Oakland in catches (50) and is second in receiving yards (554) this season.
Seth Olsen - OL - Indianapolis Colts: After starting the first three games of the season for Indianapolis, Olsen has been placed on the team's injured reserve list.
Shaun Prater - DB - Cincinnati Bengals: In his first year in the league, Prater is on the Bengals' injured reserve list.
Riley Reiff - OL - Detroit Lions: Reiff saw significant action in the Lions' loss to Green Bay on Sunday. Reiff has played in all 10 games for Detroit this season, with four starts. He was Detroit's first round pick in 2012, marking the third-straight season an Iowa player was selected in the first round of the NFL Draft.
Allen Reisner - TE - Minnesota Vikings: Reisner and the Vikings had a bye this week. He has played in four games this season for the Vikings.
Tyler Sash - DB - New York Giants: Sash and the Giants had a bye this week. Sash won a super bowl ring during his rookie season with the Giants in 2011.
Amari Spievey - DB - Detroit Lions: Spievey has been placed on injured reserve.
Ricky Stanzi - QB - Kansas City Chiefs: Did not see action.
Jeff Tarpinian - LB - New England Patriots: Tarpinian is a member of New England's practice squad. He played in seven games with one start for the Patriots in 2011, and has played in three contests this season.
Julian Vandervelde - OL - Philadelphia Eagles: Vandervelde is in his second season with the Eagles. He was selected by the team in the fifth round of the 2011 NFL Draft.
Marshal Yanda - OL - Baltimore Ravens: Yanda made his 68th career start in the team's win over Pittsburgh on Sunday. He has started every game the last three seasons.
Markus Zusevics - OL - New England Patriots: In his first year in the league, Zusevics is on the Patriots' injured reserve list.


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In an interview with pep.ph that continue to circulate online this morning, July 14, 2014, the actor-athlete who made the pop princess happy after her two failed relationships with actors Gerald Anderson and Rayver Cruz revealed that he is thankful to all the people who are happy for him and his girlfriend, Sarah Geronimo. Said interview was made possible by pep.ph right after the story conference for the "Flight 666," one of the episodes of the horror movie titled Shake, Rattle and Roll XV, a Regal Film entry for the 2014 metro Manila Film Festival.
Matteo is fresh from his successful show in the U.S. with fellow ABS-CBN stars including Maja Salvador. You guys knew that he and Maja were a couple some years ago, but due to some issues, they decided to part their ways. Right now, Maja is in a relationship with Gerald Anderson, the pop princess and certified box office queen's rumored ex-boyfriend. Going back to Matteo's interview with pep.ph; he narrated that he and Sarah are very much happy these days.
When asked if the concert queen consulted him before she decided to reveal her relationship with him, Matteo said "No, it was her own decision." According to Matteo; he and Sarah's situation is a little different than the others, but he confirmed that everything is fine. Matteo thanked all the people who are very happy for him and Sarah Geronimo. He insisted that he only wanted Sarah to be happy. "You know, I only want Sarah to be happy. I know it's still a long way to go. I know there will be challenges, but Sarah is worth it," Matteo Guidicelli said.
The actor athlete has just finished his first romance comedy movie titled "Somebody To Love" with Iza Calzado, directed by one of the ace movie directors in the country, Joey Javier Reyes. Matteo became hot item when he courted Sarah Geronimo during their stay in the U.S. for a concert series last year, since then, he became hot item in print and social media. Reports said he also had a heart to heart talk with Mommy Divine while he was in the U.S.
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Before upgrading the OS version on your Evo, it is imperative that you read the release notes and manual and plan for any changed functionality. Further, although an update to v.3.0 can be done with data in-place, a backup of all critical data should be completed and verified before beginning the update. You should also plan for a reboot, which will be required immediately after the upgrade process has finished.
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The first-round 289 posted by the Lady Bulldogs ties the for the second-lowest round turned in by a Maroon and White squad, matching the 2004 team's 1-over-par in the Chrysler ACC/SEC Challenge.
The Lady Bulldogs are currently tied for third, just seven strokes back of tourney-leader East Tennessee State. The Bucs used a second-round 289 after notching a 296 in the opening round to take a three-stroke lead over second-place Maryland.
MSU's last tournament win came during the Fall of 2004 at the Lady Wildcat Fall Invitational and has only had three other Top 3 finishes since then. Most recently, Brown-Lemm's Lady Bulldogs tied for third in the 2010 Price's Give 'Em Five Invitational.
"On the days that you have all five members playing well is when these records are set," Brown-Lemm said. "I was very proud of the team, but we could have easily had a 280. We have put ourselves in a good position to win the tournament tomorrow. Our focus is on one shot at a time and to start and finish well. We are just now beginning to see the results of our hard work."
Ally McDonald, who turned in a 70 and 71 during day one in the Atlanta suburbs, is currently tied for third behind Sian Evans of East Tennessee State. Evans used a tournament-best 5-under-par 67 in round two after posting par in the first round to take a two-stroke lead into Tuesday's final round.
The freshman standout's two-round 141 ties for the third-lowest 36-hole score in MSU history, while her first-round 70 ties for the fourth-best opening round.
McDonald aims to become the first Lady Bulldog to claim an outright individual tournament title since Suzanne Stanley won the same event in 2008. Erika Thornton claimed a share of the 2010 Memphis Women's Intercollegiate title before losing in a tie breaker. If the Fulton-native can capture the win, it will mark the first win by a freshman Lady Bulldog since Amandine Vincent won the 1995 Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational.
"Overall, I'm pleased with where I stand right now," McDonald said. "I could have been better, and I will have to be tomorrow if I want to move up the leaderboard. I'm extremely proud of the team, and I'm excited about the position that we are in right now. We have a chance to do something really special tomorrow."
Rica Tse used a team-high two eagles to post a career-best 69 in the first round. Her two-round 145 also set a new career-best. The freshman is currently in position to record her first-career Top 10 as she is tied for sixth.
Fellow freshman Elena Warren also turned in the best round (72) and best 36-hole score (152) of her young career.
Battling an injured shoulder, sophomore Mary Langdon Gallagher turned in a two-round 158.
Perry Katherine Furr's first-round scorecard was disqualified because she did not sign it, but her second-round 4-over-par 76 is the senior's best round since notching a 75 in the second round of the UCF Challenge on Feb. 13.
Final-round action begins at 7:40 a.m. CST with live stats available through HailState.com. MSU is slated to tee off alongside Western Carolina and Jacksonville State at 9:10.
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1. East Tennessee St. (296+289=585, +9); 2. Maryland (295+293=588, +12); T3. Mississippi State (289+303=592, +16); T3. Campbell (296+296=592, +16); 5. Western Carolina (297+300=597, +21); 6. Jacksonville St. (303+295=598, +22); 7. Furman (299+300=599, +23); 8. Murray State (299+304=603, +27); 9. Georgia State (311+297=608, +32); 10. Nova Southeastern (311+318=629, +53); 11. Daytona State College (304+328=632, +56).
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T6. Rica Tse 69+76=145, +1
T25. Elena Warren 72+80=152, +8
45. Mary Langdon Gallagher 78+79=157, +13
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Data Center Consolidation Reduces Energy Consumption and Costs
Data center consolidation at California's DHCS has dramatically reduced energy consumption and costs. DHCS's modernization initiative positions the department—and, ultimately, California's citizens—to thrive in a new era of healthcare service delivery. Under DHCS CIO Chris Cruz and department leadership, DHCS chose the powerful Intel® Xeon® processor E7-4800 product family as the foundation for server virtualization and data center consolidation, helping DHCS achieve a 100-to-1 consolidation ratio, reduce data center energy consumption by more than 30 percentage points, increase IT efficiency, and advance DHCS toward an agile cloud environment.
• Intel Xeon processor E7 family for data center consolidation. DHCS chose high-capacity HP ProLiant* DL980 servers based on the Intel Xeon processor E7-4800 product family with Intel® Ethernet Converged Network Adapters. Servers run Microsoft Windows Server* and use VMware ESX* for virtualization.
• Intel® Advanced Encryption Standard New Instructions (Intel® AES-NI). DHCS uses Intel AES-NI to accelerate encryption performance and enhance data protection.
Technology Results
• Savings on space and management. DHCS replaced 400 physical systems with four ProLiant DL980 servers, freeing space in the previously crowded data center, increasing IT effciency, and lowering total cost of ownership (TCO).
• Reduction in data center energy consumption. DHCS reduced its data center power load from 95 to 65 percent of capacity. The reduction added TCO savings while earning a USD 10,000 award from the Sacramento Municipal Utility District.
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