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NCAAF Team Report - Florida Atlantic - INSIDE SLANT
The most anticipated game in the entire Conference USA season took a while in arriving, but it's here: East Carolina and Marshall with the East Division title on the line.
But it isn't just the stakes that make this one a must-watch game. It's the quarterbacks. ECU's Shane Carden and Marshall's Rakeem Cato are clearly the league's top two quarterbacks. Both have thrown for 32 touchdowns; both have thrown just seven interceptions.
Carden has the edge, with 325 passing yards a game compared to Cato's 276.5 and his 73 percent completion rate as compared to Cato's 59 percent. Still, they command the league's top two passing offenses, which is why they're the league's top two scoring offenses.
So who has the edge? It might rely on who musters the best run game. That honor goes to Marshall, which has collected 215.6 yards per game on the ground this year, second-most in the conference. ECU is 12th, at 126.5, but has come on as of late. And in fairness, the Pirates haven't necessarily needed a strong rushing attack to get to 9-2 on the season and collect two wins over Atlantic Coast Conference teams (North Carolina and N.C. State).
Marshall's pass defense might have a say, too. The Thundering Herd is second in C-USA in that category, too, giving up just under 200 yards per game and intercepting 14 passes. ECU has also intercepted 14 passes, but is next to last in pass yardage allowed, at 243.4.
"I think we're two evenly-matched football teams," ECU coach Ruffin McNeill said. "You can tell by the competition and stats on all three sides of the ball. We have to do a great job in preparation. I keep going back to that because that's the key."
Even with the matchup, it isn't C-USA's only storyline. The winner of the West Division isn't settled yet, either. Rice can win the West with a win over Tulane, but the Green Wave is also a contender. Upstart UTSA can keep its title hopes alive with a home win over Louisiana Tech, too.
So the participants in next week's C-USA title game have yet to be determined. In both East and West, it should be a mad dash to the finish.
East Carolina (9-2, 6-1 C-USA)
THIS WEEK'S GAME: at Marshall, Friday, Noon ET
--QB Shane Carden was named co-C-USA offensive player of the week last week for the six touchdowns he accounted for in ECU's win at N.C. State. Carden has put up some dizzying passing numbers, but Marshall ought to watch out: He has been scoring on the ground as of late, too.
--ECU's lack of field goal attempts in recent games has not been because of a lack of confidence in a kicker. PK Warren Harvey is available and would've kicked at N.C. State had the opportunity presented itself, coach Ruffin McNeill said.
--WR Justin Hardy has had some big numbers, but has especially had them against Marshall. In two games against the Thundering Herd, Hardy has caught 23 passes for 263 yards.
Florida Atlantic (5-6, 3-4)
THIS WEEK'S GAME: vs. Florida International, Friday, 3 p.m. ET.
--C Mustafa Johnson, one of the team's captains, is believed to be the seventh-oldest player in college football in 2013, according to FAU research. Johnson is 27.
--A big game for RB Jonathan Wallace could vault him up another spot in FAU's career rushing yards chart. He has 1,214 yards, just 108 behind fourth-place Anthony Jackson. Wallace's 294 attempts is one away from fifth place, and his nine touchdowns lacks one to move into a tie for fourth.
--QB Jaquez Johnson has the opportunity to end on a high note a regular season that has seen him have some hiccups but an otherwise improving trajectory. He was named the staff's offensive player of the week three times this season, including in last week's win over New Mexico State.
Florida International (1-10, 1-6)
THIS WEEK'S GAME: at Florida Atlantic, Friday, 3 p.m. ET.
--FIU's offensive lineup has been makeshift all year, but in last week's loss to Marshall went back to a three-wide receiver set (as opposed to two tight ends) for the first time all year. WR Fred Porter, a sophomore, made his first start since Sept. 21.
--Sophomore DE Michael Wakefield blocked a field goal in last week's loss to Marshall. FIU has blocked four kicks this season through 11 games. Wakefield also had his second sack of the season.
--QB turned P Jake Medlock had a 43.2-yard average on nine punts last week, proving the coaches' decision to have him take over duties there to be a wise choice.
Louisiana Tech (4-7, 3-4)
THIS WEEK'S GAME: at UTSA, Saturday, 2:30 p.m. CT.
--QBs Scotty Young and Ryan Higgins are likely to share time at the end of a disappointing season that has seen them shift on the depth chart at that position. Both have eligibility remaining, so this'll be the final film that coach Skip Holtz will have to make offseason adjustments with. "I think there are some things that they can both work on but we have not been as productive as we need to be at the quarterback position, to play at the level we want to play at this year," Holtz said.
--RB Tevin King remains limited from a high ankle sprain he suffered earlier this year, Holtz said. But in last week's loss to Tulsa, he had 111 yards on 21 carries.
Marshall (8-3, 6-1)
THIS WEEK'S GAME: vs. East Carolina, Friday, Noon ET.
--While East Carolina is full of downfield receivers for Shane Carden, Thundering Herd QB Rakeem Cato has another weapon: TE Gator Hoskins. The senior's 12 touchdown catches leads the FBS among tight ends.
--QB Rakeem Cato's rushing abilities -- four touchdowns, 248 yards -- is perhaps the most worrisome thing to the opposing coach. "He's a quarterback we have to be concerned with as far as mobility and ability to scramble," ECU coach Ruffin McNeill said.
Middle Tennessee (7-4, 5-2)
THIS WEEK'S GAME: vs. UTEP, Saturday, 2:45 p.m. CT.
--QB Logan Kilgore will leave Murfreesboro as one of the school's all-time best quarterbacks, with his name at or near the top of many charts. But to coach Rick Stockstill, it's more important what he's done in the grand scheme of things. "The bottom line is that I'm glad he's got a chance to go out with 17 wins in his final two seasons," Stockstill said. He should have an opportunity to Saturday to rack up yards and points against UTEP's defense.
--Senior LB Stephen Roberts was part of a defense that returned two interceptions for touchdown last week, and that didn't shock him. "We expect to make big plays, so when it comes out and is shown on the field, we aren't really surprised," he said.
--Sophomore LB T.T. Barber is one of just four C-USA players who have recorded 100 or more tackles this season. With a team-high 107, he is third in the conference.
North Texas (7-4, 5-2)
THIS WEEK'S GAME: at Tulsa, Saturday, 1:30 p.m. CT
--WR/KR Brelan Chancellor doesn't just easily lead C-USA in return categories, he's among the elite players in the nation. Chancellor's 20.1-yard punt return average is third in the nation behind Auburn's Chris Davis and North Carolina's Ryan Switzer.
--LB Aaron Bellazin's 7.5 sacks continues to lead the entire conference.
--LS Blake Dunham (foot) and S Freddie Warner (arm) may be able to return for this week's game, the Denton Record-Chronicle reported.
Rice (8-3, 6-1)
THIS WEEK'S GAME: vs. Tulane, Saturday, 2 p.m. CT
--RB Charles Ross left last week's win over UAB early with an unknown injury, but he should be able to play this week. Ross is the league's leading rusher at 118.1 yards per game.
--If for some reason he can't go or needs to sit a spell, freshman Jowan Davis proved last week he can be a nice fill-in. Davis had a touchdown and 130 rushing yards in the win at UAB.
--QB Taylor McHargue has operated largely under the radar this year, given Rice's outstanding running backs. But Tulane coach Curtis Johnson views him as the key to this week's game. "The quarterback is what makes their offense go," Johnson said. "He is phenomenal. We have to stop the running game by stopping the quarterback. If we can make this team one-dimensional, I just think we'll have a good shot at winning that game."
Southern Miss (0-11, 0-7)
THIS WEEK'S GAME: at UAB, Saturday, Noon CT.
--The Golden Eagles were more efficient in the red zone in last week's loss to Middle Tennessee State, scoring 21 points. That's because of some nice individual plays, coach Todd Monken said, like a third-down catch by WR Dominique Sullivan.
--QB Nick Mullens has caught the eye of UAB coach Garrick McGee despite having a rough start to his USM career. "There is a lot for a true freshman to deal with on a Division I game field," McGee said. "We all know that he is a very accurate passer. He's really good at mid-range passing. I think he's provided a spark for them."
--Freshman DL Dylan Bradley led the team in tackles last week, and coach Todd Monken hopes that improvement will show up this week and beyond. "When he's fresh and rolling, he's capable of making some really explosive plays," Monken said. "He loves to play the game. We're going to continue to build around guys like him and guys who love to play the game."
Tulane (7-4, 5-2)
THIS WEEK'S GAME: at Rice, Saturday, 2 p.m. CT
--TE Matt Marfisi is expected to play Saturday after returning from an injury, coach Curtis Johnson said.
--QB Nick Montana continues to impress in practice after missing time earlier this year due to injury. "I thought Nick threw the ball probably as best as he has since he has been here. Devin (Powell) threw the ball well also," Johnson said. He plans to put Powell into the game in the third series.
--In a league filled with talented kickers, PK Cairo Santos continues to earn praise. He was named the C-USA special teams player of the week after scoring nine point in the Green Wave's blowout win over UTEP last week.
Tulsa (3-8, 2-5)
THIS WEEK'S GAME: vs. North Texas, Saturday, 1:30 p.m. CT.
--Senior LB Shawn Jackson is reaching the end of his career with a disappointing season, but received an accolade this week. Jackson was named C-USA defensive player of the week for his 10-tackle effort in a win at Louisiana Tech. Jackson also had an interception.
--Senior TB Trey Watts is likely to end the year as the league's top rusher. With 1,215 yards, he is 152 yards clear of second-place Charles Ross.
--OL Stetson Burnett spent some time on the injury list this year but returned in last week's win against Louisiana Tech and played admirably, coach Bill Blankenship said. "He performed well. I think he played under his ability because of his injury. We were a man down. For him to play (Saturday) was big," Blankenship said.
THIS WEEK'S GAME: vs. Southern Miss, Saturday, Noon CT.
--QB Jonathan Perry will play his final game in Birmingham this week after a career that saw some individual highs but plenty of UAB losses. "I have grown a lot coming to Birmingham from (Baltimore)," Perry said. "I wouldn't change anything about it. It's been the best experience of my life."
--Despite the Blazers' 2-9 record, there's a bit of pride involved in this regional rivalry, senior LB Patrick Bastien said. "For the seniors, we have a four-game winning streak going in against Southern Miss," he said. "It is really important that we win this game."
--Having two running backs -- Jordan Howard and Darrin Reaves -- who have rushed for over 800 yards each has made UAB hard to defend, USM coach Todd Monken said. "I would say that they've built it around their running backs and now their quarterback's ability to run and then work off of play action," he said.
THIS WEEK'S GAME: at Middle Tennessee, Saturday, 2:45 p.m. CT.
--Freshman RB Aaron Jones will be dangerous Saturday for MTSU -- and dangerous for quite some time for the rest of the conference. He is the leading freshman rusher in the conference, averaging 90.1 yards per game. That's good enough for fourth-best in the league among players of all classes.
--The Miners will start QB Mack Leftwich, but has "no problem" giving some snaps to Garrett Simpson. As for Simpson's work last week, Kugler was impressed. "I think Garrett's going to be a really good quarterback," Kugler said. "I think he has a lot of talent. Once he learns the on-field management part of being a quarterback and really communicating, he may have more talent than all of the quarterbacks we have.
--Junior WR Jordan Leslie has quietly put together a solid season, important especially since the Miners haven't had continuity at quarterback recently. Leslie has 42 catches for 599 yards with seven touchdowns, which is as many touchdowns as the other receivers combined.
THIS WEEK'S GAME: vs. Louisiana Tech, Saturday, 2:30 p.m. CT
--QB Eric Soza shared the C-USA offensive player of the week honor with East Carolina QB Shane Carden. Soza had a career-best 30 pass completions in last week's win over North Texas. But more than that, he rushed for two touchdowns, showing off his versatility. "In seven conference games he has thrown four interceptions," Louisiana Tech coach Skip Holtz said. "We managed to do that in one half last week."
--RB Evans Okotcha is coming off a season-best game, running for 104 yards and 16 carries against North Texas last week. His rushing efforts bring a dimension to the Roadrunners that makes that offense even harder to defend.
--Leading tackler Tristan Wade, a free safety, has caught the eye of Holtz. "One of their leading tacklers is a free safety who is very aggressive and with quarter coverage, they are downhill," he said. Wade has 86 tackles, nine more than LB Steven Kurfehs.
NCAAF Team Report - Florida Atlantic - NOTES, QUOTES
--Year One under Sean Kugler at UTEP has been an eye-opening experience, even for a coach who came into the job with his eyes wide open. But it's not a totally discouraging one, he said this week. "As you go out through the course of the season, if someone told me beforehand that you're going to lose your starting quarterback, your fullback, your guard and several players and they asked me what the chances for that team to be successful I probably would have said not very good," Kugler said. "So I'm realistic when it comes to that and I'm also encouraged knowing that all of those guys are going to be back."
--A pair of defensive backs are tied for the league lead in interceptions, each with seven as league play enters its final regular season weekend. Tulane sophomore Lorenzo Doss and Florida Atlantic junior D'Joun Smith each have seven picks. Doss has returned two for touchdowns; Smith has returned one.
--A Rice win Saturday would give the Owls a nine-win season for just the second time since 1953. It would also be Rice's first ever berth in the C-USA title game.
--The Tulane-Rice matchup is a game between two of the league's more fortunate teams. Tulane is plus-11 in turnover margin, second in the league, and Rice is plus-7, fourth-best in the conference.
--A pair of Tulsa defenders are poised to finish 1-2 in the conference in tackles. Sophomore LB Michael Mudoh leads the conference with 120 tackles; senior LB Shawn Jackson is just behind with 112.
--The East Carolina-Marshall matchup doesn't solely boil down to a matchup of top quarterbacks. Two of the league's top three punt return men are in the game, too. Marshall senior Devon Smith has a touchdown and a 16.5-yards per return average. ECU's Justin Hardy has an 11.2-yard average.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I think the group has decided to have a vision or a goal, and my job is to make sure we understand our process. We have a goal for the team, and this week it's Marshall. The group understands that. They believe in themselves. We can't control anything that Marshall does, but we can control what we do and how we work, and this group understands that." -- ECU coach Ruffin McNeill.
NCAAF Team Report - Florida Atlantic - STRATEGY AND PERSONNEL
1. There's a game within the game in the marquee East Carolina-Marshall matchup, and it involves defense. Just how much will each coordinator pressure the opposing quarterback, knowing how much he can air things out?
And as strategy goes, can Marshall exploit its ability to have a more two-dimensional game? Or will East Carolina be content to throw, throw and throw some more, thinking its superior ability to pass and catch will overshadow its lack of a solid rushing game all year?
2. What does Curtis Johnson have up his sleeve? The Tulane coach got his team off to a 6-2 start and a 4-0 league start largely on getting the right breaks and being way ahead on the turnover margin. In recent losses, that luck has crashed back to earth.
But Johnson saw something in last week's rout of UTEP: He saw his passing offense, in particular, function as well as it has in a long time with a healthy QB Nick Montana. Will that develop into a trend and propel Tulane into the league title game?
3. Can Brian Wright become FAU's permanent head coach? the interim title given to him after Carl Pelini's midseason dismissal has produced three consecutive wins. A fourth would give FAU bowl eligibility. While the competition hasn't been much, there's more excitement around the program now than there was when it was 2-6.
Wright said that uncertainty, though, is not a distraction. "To be quite honest it's not a whole lot different than has been for the last 19 years for me where at the end of the season you're evaluated each year so we are just focused on the game," Wright said.
4. Middle Tennessee ends its regular season with a game against UTEP, one it should win to get to 8-4. But to see how close the Blue Raiders were to a different result is a testament to what Rick Stockstill has instilled in his team.
Let him explain: "To beat Memphis on the last drive, Florida Atlantic in overtime, UAB in the last minute, and Marshall on the last play of the game. You can't win the games we've won without being resilient and without being tough."
5. What about the bowls? Conference USA has placed six teams with six wins already this year and may have eight before the end of the season. Florida Atlantic (5-6) could qualify and UTSA (6-5) could become bowl eligible even though it is transitioning to FBS and part of the conditions of that is that it isn't bowl eligible. But if not enough teams qualify to fit the 70 spots in 35 bowls, UTSA could be in.
As for the other teams, the conference has six slots, with the AutoZone Liberty Bowl in line to have the first pick of league teams.

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There is a new and FDA-approved erectile dysfunction drug on the market for the estimated 30 million men in the United States affected by this condition. It's called Stendra.
Grand Rapids' men, as well as men across the country, will have yet another option for treating their erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction, ED, is when a man has trouble getting or keeping an erection.
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It's a recurring theme and the problem is that there are too many men out there who just think too much. If being concerned about what other people think — especially the women you're interested in — isn't working for you, then maybe it's time to stop caring. That's right; being nice is, well, nice, but it's not going to get you laid.
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Yung Chang, "Up the Yangtze" (2007).
It hardly seems fair to compare Yung Chang's excellent debut documentary, Up the Yangtze, with work by a master filmmaker like Jia Zhangke, i.e., Still Life (2006), but the comparison is inevitable: Chang's movie is set further downstream, in Fengdu province. His documentary focuses on the tourist trade, as it follows a girl who works in the kitchen of a cruise boat on the Yangtze ferrying Western tourists — the apparently willing believers of official government discourse. Yu Shui, renamed Cindy for easier pronunciation, also happens to come from a dirt-poor family of peasant farmers whose riverbank shack is about to be inundated.
Chang has such a remarkable sense of drama and rhythm, for the elegant ebb and flow of the parade of ordinary images before the camera — so much so that it feels less and less a documentary than a narrative feature. It may not have the desolate poetry of Jia's images, but Up the Yangtze proves there is nothing more gripping or painful than the reality of desolation itself.


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School is back in session, footballs are flying through the air, a tinge of color is appearing amongst the leaves and temperatures are beginning to dip — all sure signs of fall.
But before we get too far down the autumnal road, we say thank you to all those who worked so hard putting on a vast variety of community events this past summer.
The rear-view mirror is full of Fourth of July activities, county fairs and other events that allowed the community to gather and celebrate.
Festival Ironwood drew good-sized crowds to a newly-renovated Depot Park. The Iron County Heritage Festival provided a series of fine events. Mercer's Loon Day, Hurley's Festivale Italiano and Ontonagon's Labor Fest kept the summer rolling with large crowds and plenty of fun.
The summer's events are also filled with homecomings and reunions. Many return to see family and friends, and take in a bit of Northwoods hospitality displayed in spades in these local events.
But again, none of this would happen without the countless hours of planning and action by throngs of volunteers.
There are community events ahead on calendar this fall and heading into the winter — Ewen's Log Jamboree, Bessemer's Pumpkinfest and Ironwood's Jack Frost Parade to name a few — and every event is important, but we take this opportunity to say thanks for a great summer.
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The NOLA Project has done it again. Celebrating its 10th anniversary this week, the cutting edge company is serving up a sumptuous feast of theatre al fresco at the New Orleans Museum of Art's Walda and Sidney Besthoff Sculpture Garden. The production directed by founding artistic director Andrew Larimer features a 22-member cast playing characters culled from the texts of Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass."
Written by Peter McElligott, the play is in reality three separate 80-minute plays that can each stand on its own. The three tracks are in fact interactive and pull the audience members into the larger story by focusing on one of three main female leads, each with her own distinctive color. The Blue Cheshire Cat's track is a very fast paced collection of scenes that take place at various locations within the sculpture garden and is designed to show the story of Alice (Molly Ruben Long), who wears blue.
A track with a more medium paced speed is the Red Queen's track and follows the story of Esther (Kyle June Williams), who wears red. On this track there is a coronation of the Red Queen and a series of scenes intended to familiarize the audience members with the story of the jaberwocky, a huge, deadly winged.
The more traditional play setting is that of the Mad Hatter's Tea Party and its associated color of green is used to emphasize the story of Carl (Becca Chapman), the last of the trio of young girls. This is a track where audience members are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs, because it is stationary. The other two tracks make their way to the Mad Hatter's Tea Party at various times during the course of the night, finally returning for the climax at the end of the show.
Silliness and letting one's hair down is at the center of all three tracks. The Mad Hatter (Alex Martinez Wallace) and the March Hare (Keith Claverie) are absolutely histerical as the play unfolds at the pine grove for those on the green track. The Cheshire Cat played alternatively by Ross Britz and Dylan Hunter has a key role throughout the blue track. A. J. Allegra, as the White Knight, does the bidding of the Red Queen and also figures prominently on the red track.
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One of NBC's most anticipated shows for the winter season is "Smash." The drama stars Katharine McPhee as a Broadway hopeful auditioning for the part of Marilyn Monroe in a play about her life. So far previews featured McPhee singing Christina Aguilera's "Beautiful" during auditions, but producers explain that there will be few other covers in the show.
Neil Meron and Craig Zadan told Playbill that the only time covers will be used is during fantasy sequences that are occurring inside the character's mind. For example, Rihanna's "Cheers (I'll Drink to That)" is featured in a dream sequence in the middle of Times Square.
Due to its use of popular music, many critics are dubbing the show an "adult Glee." Both producers feel that the comparison is flattering because "Glee" opened the door for shows like "Smash." Zadan explained, "Glee has to get a lot of credit because if it wasn't for Glee, it wouldn't have broken that ground. The great thing is we're not copying Glee, we're not like Glee but we're grateful to Glee for giving us the opportunity to do our show."
One major difference between the two is that the show follows one major performance instead of different concerts of the glee club. At the end of the season if the show is a success, Zadan and Meron plan to take the Broadway musical to Broadway. "It's a really great idea that this show can give birth to a Broadway musical," Zadan explained. "It's all going to depend on how it's developed, how we all feel about it and how NBC feels about it."
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Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) are a group of developmental disabilities that affect the way the brain processes social information. Since autism is a "spectrum" disorder, symptoms can range from mild to severe, and no two cases of ASD are exactly alike.
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Most children with ASDs tend to be disinterested in social interaction and more focused on inanimate objects. Infants with an ASD may:
- Avoid eye contact or seldom smile back
- Develop speech and language skills later than normal or not at all
- Often will not respond to their name by 12 months
- Do not point at or show interest in unusual objects (such as airplanes in the sky) by 14 months
- Will seldom engage in pretend activities (such as "feeding" a doll) by 18 months
- Show obsessive interest in one toy or one part of a toy
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, some children with ASDs show signs of the disorder within the first few months of life. Some children with ASDs will seem to develop normally until around 18 to 24 months, when they stop developing new skills or lose skills they already learned. Up to half of parents of children with an ASD notice symptoms before their child's first birthday, and as many as 90 percent notice symptoms by age 2.
It's never too early to begin looking for symptoms of an ASD. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends physicians begin screening babies for autism during their well-child visits and be able to diagnose autism by 18 months of age. If you're concerned your baby may be showing signs of an ASD, speak with your primary care provider and ask about available tests to screen for ASDs.
To learn more about autism spectrum disorders, click here.
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What's wrong with India's largest mortgage lender that Citigroup is selling off its entire holding in it? Answer: nothing.
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Lisette Anzoategui draws on theories of peace education to transform youth and build sustainable coexistence in violent contexts. For the past three years, Lisette has worked in youth education and violence prevention efforts in Honduras. With the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Honduras, she conducted research and presented reports on Honduras' development context focused on citizen security and youth development. Lisette has served in the U.S. Peace Corps as Municipal Development Advisor building local capacity for tax collection and transparency. She has had research experience with the North American Integration and Development Center, where she conducted research on violence against immigrant workers. Additionally, Lisette founded an NGO called One Heart Source, and worked as an HIV/AIDs awareness instructor in Tanzania. Lisette holds Bachelor of Arts in both Geography and International Development Studies from the University of California, Los Angeles. She is currently a dual M.A. candidate in Sustainable International Development & Coexistence and Conflict at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management. Lisette is working with Peacebuilding and the Arts to support the inauguration and launch of the minor in Creativity, the Arts, and Social Transformation (CAST).
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Starting this week, Congress will be back in session, and that means one thing: All eyes will be on the issue of U.s. involvement in Syria.
She's also talked to many of the constituents in her district, and said they don't support it at all.
"I don't feel there's a coalition. I've talked to about 1,000 West Virginians, and I think there's 5 who support it. People are adamantly opposed to this. We need to have a global response to this. The United States can't do it alone, and there's no proof that in one strike, we would be done," said U.S. Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), of West Virginia's 2nd Congressional District.
"If we don't do something about Syria, it could come to our borders. I think we need to nip it in the bud,' said Linda Marsh, Fairmont resident.
Besides Syria, Congress also has to make a decision on the budget for the 2014 fiscal year. If they don't pass a resolution by the end of this month, it could once again lead to potential government shutdowns.
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Nokia's upcoming 6-inch phablet supposedly has its panel leaked, may already be in production
A few months ago, we first heard that Nokia was purportedly working on its first phablet – a device that's at the border between phone and tablet. This was said to be similar in size to Samsung's Galaxy Note line, but would come with more features. Intriguing, right?
Well, it took a while, but today we get to see what this device will look like. That is if the image you can see below isn't fake. By the way, apparently Nokia's first phablet will sport a 6-inch screen.
The front fascia of the phablet is said to be what's shown in the image above, and it definitely makes the handset look huge (just look how small the Windows buttons appear to be). Design-wise, this feels more like a Sony than a Nokia, but then again we're only seeing one part of the smartphone. The edges can be rounded, the back could be too, so overall this may not scream 'Sony!' when it gets official.
Speaking of that, all we know right now is that the phablet should arrive on the market this year. We're assuming Nokia will wait for Microsoft to make the GDR3 update for Windows Phone 8 available. This is the one that will enable the use of quad-core processors and 1080p Full HD screens on Windows Phones, finally. Because of its size, it stands to reason that Nokia's 6″ phablet will get both a quad-core CPU as well as the company's first ever Full HD touchscreen. That's because unlike the Lumia 625, which is the Finnish company's biggest device right now, the new phablet aims to be a high-end offering (and with a price to match, no doubt).
The person who posted this picture claims that the phablet is already in production in China, but that makes little sense if the device will only launch toward the end of the year. Perhaps it's just a trial run, or maybe these panels are meant for prototypes. We'll let you know when we find out more.
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Husky Rowing Experience: 2005 (Junior)--Rowed all season in the No. 7 seat with the junior varsity eight ... UW lost only one race, the IRA semifinal, before winning the national championship ... also collected a gold medal at the Pac-10 championships... won national championship in the pair with former UW teammate Scott Gault. 2004 (Sophomore)--Rowed in the No. 7 seat nearly the entire season with the varsity eight ... helped UW to its second straight Pac-10 title in the varsity eight event ... collected a silver medal with the varsity eight at the IRA championships ... moved into the varsity eight for the California dual, which UW won ... the Huskies also registered varsity eight victories in the Windermere Cup and Oregon State dual ... helped the Huskies win the San Diego Crew Classic junior varsity event. 2003 (Freshman)--Rowed in the Nos. 6 seat for the top freshman eight crew all season ... the Huskies' freshman eight won the Windermere Cup competition ... UW's top first-year crew finished fourth at the IRA National Championships.
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My best race was: Pac-10s 2004 because we laid down a huge sprint to take home the hardware.
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Two 1892 "Bootleg" designs by Frank Lloyd Wright for sale in the Chicago neighborhood of Kenwood (The Warren McArthur and George Blossom House) have had their asking prices slashed by $200,000 each. From the posted photos, they both appear in beautiful shape, so hopefully sensative and preservation-minded buyers will snap these early Wright designs up! More info here.
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Egyptian President Morsi Claims Sweeping New Powers, Declares Himself New Pharoah
Egyptian President Morsi has just declared himself a New Pharoah, boasting sweeping new powers that include glowing eyes, invincibility and ability to make others bend to his will with just a shake of her serpent staff.
Such powers are terrifying and immoral, yet somehow after nearly 2,000 years the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood has unlocked the same abilities that King Pharoah from the Bible used to subdue and torment the children of Israel.
In the days of the old pharoahs, God sent Moses to scare King Pharoah and his corrupt army into submission. Through a series of plagues and wonders, God proved his power to the Egyptian people and let them know devil powers are but a cheap parlor trick next to his own ability. When Pharoah continued to defy God, we all know the story where God tricked him into walking his army into the Red Sea (that Moses was allowed to part) so that he could drown him only moments later.
Pharoah Morsi should pay attention to his story, because his actions to master his sweeping new powers to terrify and torment the people of Egypt will not go unpunished. Moses may be long gone and looking down from heaven, but America still has plenty of nukes that can surely part the Red Sea and mark my words, there will be no Passover on Morsi's house should he try to ruin young democracy for the rest of the Egyptian people.
Nevertheless, the Muslim Brotherhood's plan to start a new cult of Pharoah Terror in Egypt is nearing completion. As they defiantly promised during the ending term of President George W. Bush's historic reign , their mystic cult has somehow used science and dark magic to embue a man with demonic powers. We have entered a new age of pharoahs.
Any fans of Stargate SG-1 know the trouble someone mimicking the powers of 'Anubis' or 'Chronis' can cause, so we are better off just wiping out all these parlor tricks and ruling Egypt with a strong iron hand.
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Bruins return home Oct. 2 vs. Washington State
GAME 4 -- UCLA (1-2, 0-1) hits the road to the Big 12 for the second time this season and will square off with No. 7 AP/No. 4 USA Today Texas (3-0) on Sat. Sept. 25. Game time is 2:30 p.m. CT/12:30 pm PT and it will be televised by ABC with Sean McDonough and Matt Millen in the booth and Heather Cox on the sideline (the portion of the country in which the game is not on ABC will see it on ESPN). AM 570 (KLAC) and the Bruin ISP Radio Network (Chris Roberts, Matt Stevens and Wayne Cook) will radio broadcast the contest and it will be broadcast nationally on SIRIUS XM (125 SIRIUS). Sports USA Radio Network will also produce a national broadcast of the game with Rich Cellini and Gary Barnett in the booth.
The Bruins series with Texas is tied at two wins each. The Bruins last met UT in the 1998 season-opener, a 49-31 UCLA win played before a then record season-opening crowd in the Rose Bowl of 73,070. UCLA jumped all over the Longhorns early and took a 21-3 lead after one quarter and a 35-3 lead at the half. Quarterback Cade McNown threw for 339 yards on the day and wide receiver Freddie Mitchell added 250 all-purpose yards, 79 coming on a touchdown pass from McNown.
UCLA's last trip to Austin resulted in a 66-3 Bruin victory over the then 10th-ranked Longhorns in 1997. Quarterback Cade McNown threw five first half scoring passes on the way to a 38-0 halftime lead. The win was keyed by a Bruin defense which forced eight Longhorn turnovers, had seven sacks, and twenty-one tackles for losses on the day. The offense was left with excellent field position and took advantage with four touchdown drives of 25 yards or less, and six scoring drives of fewer than 43 yards.
BRUINS AND THE LONE STAR STATE -- UCLA has played six games since the 1990 season in the state of Texas and has won five of them. The last time the Bruins ventured into Texas it handed Northwestern a 50-38 setback in the 2005 Sun Bowl. The last regular season contest the Bruin played in the state was its 42-24 win over Houston in the 1998 season. The lone loss came at the hands of Wisconsin in the 2000 Sun Bowl, 21-20.
UCLA currently has one player on its roster from the state of Texas, center Ryan Taylor. The senior played his high school ball at Denison,TX HS and then attended Tyler,TX Junior College.
Some of the recent UCLA players to attend high school in Texas include (last season at UCLA listed) -- 2009 Korey Bosworth, DL-Plano; 2009 Kyle Bosworth, LB-Plano; 2007 Bruce Davis, DL-Houston; 2004 Ben Emanuel, DB-Friendswood; 2003 Ryan Smith,WR-Flower Mound; 2002 Steve Morgan, DL-Dallas; 2002 Sean Phillips, DL-Missouri City; 2001 Ed Ieremia-Stansbury, RB/QB-El Paso; 2000 Tony White, LB-El Paso; 1997 Skip Hicks, RB-Wichita Falls; 1995 Rob Walker, QB-Austin 1994 Carl Greenwood, DB-Corpus Christi; 1994 Daron Washington, RB-Killeen; 1994 Shane Jasper, LB-Troup; 1994 Paul Kennedy, OL-Austin; 1993 Brian Tighe, LB-Pflugerville; 1993 Ricky Davis, RB-Houston; 1993 Bradley Craig, LB-Houston; 1992 Kevin Williams, RB-Spring; 1992 Othello Henderson, DB-Killeen; 1992 Rick Daly, TE-Friendswood; 1991 James Malone, LB-Dallas; 1991 Tommy Maddox, QB-Bedford; 1990 Reggie Moore, WR-Houston; 1989 Charles Arbuckle, TE-Houston.
LOOKING AHEAD -- UCLA will return home to the Rose Bowl on Oct. 2 and host Pac-10 conference rival Washington State. Kickoff is set for 12:30 p.m. UCLA's 2010 Hall of Fame class will be honored that afternoon. The Bruins lead the all-time series 37-18-1. The teams have split the last four meetings, with UCLA winning the last two, 43-7 at WSU in 2009 and 28-3 in the Rose Bowl in 2008.
BRUINS VS. THE BIG 12 -- UCLA has a 23-20-1 record in all-time games played vs. the members of the Big 12 conference. The Bruins own a 4-5 mark in the decade of the 2000's v. Big 12 schools.
UCLA lost earlier this season in a contest at Kansas State after besting the Wildcats in 2009 in the Rose Bowl. The Bruins topped Oklahoma 41-24 in the 2005 season; lost to Oklahoma State in the 2004 opener; lost at Oklahoma and Colorado in 2003; lost to Colorado and beat Oklahoma State in 2002;won at Kansas in 2001. UCLA has played games against 10 members of the conference, never having met Texas Tech or Baylor.
FORBATH ON TARGET-- Redshirt senior kicker Kai Forbath had connected on 40 straight field goal attempts from a distance of inside 50 yards prior to missing from 49 yards (wide right) against Stanford (he is now 41 of 42). After missing a 47-yard attempt in game 6 at Oregon in 2008, he made his last 12 from that range in 2008, sent all 25 kicks from that range of the 2009 season (misses from 51, 52 and 51) through the uprights and was three for three this year prior to his miss against Stanford.
Overall, he has made 45 of his last 49 attempts. He was 28 of 31 last season and No. 1 in the nation with 2.15 field goals per game. He was second with his .903 percentage (23 or more attempts).
MOORE ON INTERCEPTIONS -- Junior free safety Rahim Moore tallied his first interception of the 2010 season against Houston and moved into a tie for fourth on the all-time school list (14). In 2009, he picked off an NCAA-leading 10 passes in 2009 (3 v. SDSU, 2 at Tennessee, 2 at Arizona, 1 vs. Washington, 1 vs. WSU, 1 vs. Temple) in 13 games. He was No. 2 on UCLA's single-season list, one shy of the school record of 11 (Carlton Gray, 1991). Moore now has 14 thefts in 28 career games. His 10 interceptions in `09 were the most by a player in the Football Bowl Subdivision since 2003 and he was second (tied) in the country in passes defensed (1.31).
HANDS TEAM -- Junior wide receiver Nelson Rosario has made 40 catches for 626 yards in his last nine games for an average of 15.7 yards per catch. Junior wide receiver Taylor Embree has caught 37 balls for 498 yards over the last 12 contests for an average of 13.5 yards per catch.
FIRST ACTION -- Here is the breakdown of the 18 players who have made their UCLA debuts in the first three games of 2010, by class:
*nine true freshmen - KSU: F Anthony Barr, RB Malcolm Jones, DT Cassius Marsh, LB Jared Koster (special teams); Stanford: S Dietrich Riley, LB Jordan Zumwalt, DT Seali'i Epenesa, DE Owamagbe Odighizuwa; Houston: CB Anthony Jefferson;
*six redshirt freshmen - KSU: WR Ricky Marvray, DE Keenan Graham, LB Isaiah Bowens, DB Stan McKay (special teams), TE Jayson Allmond (special teams); Stanford: LB Isaiah Bowens;
*one redshirt sophomore - TE Joseph Fauria
*one junior - WR/KR Josh Smith
*one redshirt senior - DT Andy Keane
FIRST STARTS -- Five positional players made their first career starts in the 2010 season opener -- DT Justin Edison, DT David Carter, DE Damien Holmes, LB Patrick Larimore and OT Sean Sheller. In addition, DE Nate Chandler made his first start on defense. Against Houston, DE Keenan Graham became the sixth player to record his first career start this season.
LAST GAME -- UCLA rallied from an early 3-0 deficit with 31 consecutive points en route to a 31-13 vicotry over No. 23 Houston at the Rose Bowl - its first win of the 2010 season.
After Houston scored a field goal on its second possession of the contest, it tried an onside kick but David Allen caught the ball at the Bruin 49-yard line. UCLA reached the end zone five plays later with Johnathan Franklin covering the final 11 yards for the go-ahead score. On their next possession, the Bruins drove 80 yards for a 14-3 lead. The lead became 21-3 when Rahim Moore intercepted the ball at the Bruin 16 and returned it to the Cougar 42. From there, UCLA took seven plays to reach the end zone on Franklin's one-yard run.
Kai Forbath's 42-yard field goal on UCLA's first possession of the second half made the score 24-3 and when the Taylor Embree returned a punt 31-yards to the Houston 12-yard line, it took Fraklin just one play to make the score 31-3 with 5:49 left in the third quarter.
On the afternoon, the Bruins accounted for 365 yards - 266 on the ground and 99 in the air. The last time UCLA rushed for more yards was the 2007 Washington contest (333). Johnathan Franklin led the attack with a career-high 158 yards, the highest total by a Bruin since Chris Markey ran for 193 against Washington in 2007. He also ran for three touchdowns. Kevin Prince completed nine of 17 passes for 99 yards and was the team's second-leading rusher with 60 yards, including a two-yard touchdown, on 10 attempts. Ricky Marvray led the receivers with three catches.
Defensively, UCLA held the nation's No. 1 scoring team (61.0) to just one touchdown - after the score was 31-3 - and two field goals and 360 total yards - 110 in the fourth quarter (Houston entered the game averaging 576.5 yards per game). The aggressive defense allowed just three scrimmage plays of 20 or more yards. Houston finished with 252 in the air and 108 on the ground.
Patrick Larimore led the Bruins with a career-high 11 tackles, including 3.0 for loss, and a forced fumble. Andrew Abbott, starting in the nickel, recorded a career-high seven stops, including two for loss. Akeem Ayers made five tackles, including two for loss, and returned a goal line 77 yards. Rahim Moore made the 14th interception of his career to set up a Bruin touchdown and Keenan Graham made his first career start.


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AMHERST, Mass. - Freshman Mike Mingione (New Fairfield, Conn.) scored the game-winning golden goal in the 94th minute for UMass as the Minutemen knocked off Dayton 3-2 in overtime on Friday afternoon at Rudd Field. Dayton entered the match as one of three teams tied for first-place in the Atlantic 10.
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With a starting lineup of just two Washington Nationals bench players, the Nationals reserves were still on the money in a 6-4 win over the Mets on Monday night.
Gio Gonzalez made his spring debut, laying a couple of goose eggs on the bottom of the scoreboard despite a walk and a pair of errors in the first. The Mets could not capitalize on the miscues by Zach Walters and Steve Lombardozzi (though the throw from infielder-in-the-outfield Carlos Rivero was less than stellar) while the Florida-born southpaw struggled with his fastball command.
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It's back to day play today as the Nats face the Atlanta Braves in Orlando at 1:05 p.m. The game can be heard locally on 1580AM.
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Two questions about Brian Goodwin, please.
1. We see Martinson, McCoy, Karns, others at roughly AA level, but haven't seen anything of Goodwin in spring training games.
Any reason for that that you know of?
2. We heard that Goodwin was asked to work on his bunting in the AFL, but every time I saw him, he was swinging for the fences (and often connecting). Do you think he has "issues"
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Karns looked very good last night. I was very pleased that he actually got to pitch against some of the Mets regulars as well. It isn't often that a guy gets to pitch to David Wright and Ike Davis in the 6th inning of an early spring training game.
Any comment on Patrick McCoy? I don't think he's near ML-ready. Also, what about Mann and Ohman? Have they gone to minor-league camp or are will they pitch in ST games?
My grade for McCoy yesterday was D- and that was generous.
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If karns keeps pitching like that and gets sent back to the minors it will be a tragedy! I will take him as my 4th or 5thstarter starter right now!
Over who? Detwiler or Haren? Karns has yet to pitch above A ball, and still has a long way to go. If he tears up AA and gets promoted to AAA this year he might have a shot to COMPETE for spot with the big club next spring. More likely, assuming continued development, he'd start 2014 as the No. 6 option at AAA. And that is if all goes well and he doesn't get hurt again.
Absolutely. Since we gave up Myer, it's great to see Karns looking so good, but 2014 at the earliest, more likely 2015. No reason to rush him.
Offensively Eury looked as EFFECTIVE as I've ever seen him, albeit the sample size is small. He won't win batting titles, he won't wow with power, but I think he understands his role, and is really excelling at it (and accelerating!). Get on base, leg 'em out, and scare the pitcher while on first. Apart from more everyday experience at Harrisburg or Syracuse ("seasoning") he's about as ready as I believe he will be. Although I don't know much about his defense, I've not heard many knocks about it, and the stats seem to suggest he projects at least average in the majors. I wouldn't be surprise if Eury sees some a lot more time in DC this year. I really think he could make the Nats think about letting Span go after 2014 is over. (Then you have to wonder about Goodwin & Hood too). Not a bad problem to have.
A question that was raised on another site is Can we afford to trade Bernadina to the Yanks and survive with Perez and Corey Brown? (Also what do the Yanks have that we need?). I feel Bernadina would jump at the chance to play every day, even if it's only for a couple of months.
Good to see Karns' outing, but it is ST, and as mentioned, he has yet to pitch above POT. Hopefully he can keep up his momentum and get to SYR by season's end. He must be licking his chops seeing his fellow 09 draftees Storen and Stras up in DC.
FWIW, I'm listening to today's game vs ATL on MLB.com TV iPhone app while sitting in line waiting to be de-iced at O'Hare. Best $19.99 I've spent in a long time.
My prediction if karns tears up double A he will skip triple A and be in majors mid season! In my day you went from aa two majors and then fell back to triple a if you were not ready.


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Former LSU signee Dylan Williams, a highly rated pitcher out of Georgia, was cleared of all charges stemming from a drug sting in July 2013.
Williams and four others were exonerated in the case. Two others entered guilty pleas and told a court that the five friends were not responsible for the marijuana and ecstasy seized during the raid.
Williams, now pitching for Georgia Perimeter College, was expected to enroll in LSU this past fall. He still has a second arrest pending. Williams was arrested in December and charged with statutory rape and three counts of child molestation.
At that point, coach Paul Mainieri closed the door on Williams possibly joining his team.
Williams has pitched 19 innings and has a 1.89 ERA at Georgia Perimeter, a junior college in Decatur, Ga. He told The Daily Tribune that he plans to enter the MLB amateur draft this summer.
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Tulsa Community College made the holiday season a little brighter and warmer for area families this year with events that collected canned food and coats and blankets. TCC was also a partner in a toy run that collected toys and raised money for scholarships.
TCC Student Government Association hosted a coat and blanket drive on all campuses. The students collected blankets, clothes and more than 75 coats. In addition, Blanket America donated 400 blankets to the student effort. All the items collected were donated to the Day Center for the Homeless.
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