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In what would be a major strategy shift Apple is reportedly considering selling a "lower-end" iPhone later this year to meet competition from Android, which has been eating Apple's lunch with its multiple models.
The Wall Street Journal said late Tuesday that the cheaper iPhone, which could impact Apple's healthy margins unless it attracts the non-iPhone consumer, could look like the classic iPhone but come in a polycarbonate plastic case rather than the iPhone 5's up-market aluminum housing.
The paper also said "other parts could remain the same or be recycled from older iPhone models."
The company recently introduced an iPad mini that's smaller and cheaper than the standard iPad but there's only been one iPhone with different storage capacities since the dingus was first introduced.
The Journal says Apple has toyed with the idea of fielding a cheaper iPhone since 2009 and developed designs ahead of the launch of the iPhone 4 in 2010. It reportedly dropped the idea out of concern a second iPhone would "complicate its manufacturing processes." Instead it kept selling older iPhone models at lower prices.
The iPhone 5, which starts at $649 in the US without a contract, is way too expensive in countries where carriers don't subsidize the widget and Androids cost less.
In America, the iPhone starts at $199 with a two-year wireless contract and older 4S and 4 models are available for around $99 or go for free with a two-year contract.
Bloomberg then weighed in with word that the putative phone, which may be smaller than the classic iPhone, has been in development for almost two years - evidently employing cheaper components - and that Apple is thinking of selling it for $99-$149.
The wire service said "Apple was also considering a more versatile version that would work on multiple wireless networks, according to people who were briefed on the plans."
A Bloomberg source reported that Apple has talked to at least one of the top American wireless carriers about the widget.
Meanwhile, Apple CEO Tim Cook is on a secret mission to China where he met with the government's IT minister and may be calling on China Mobile, the country's largest telecom, which has yet to succumb to Apple's charms. The Chinese market is critical to Apple.
IDC reckons Android represented 75% of smartphone shipments in Q3 versus Apple's 15%. The iPhone represented more than half of Apple revenues last year.
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How the research was conducted In their study, Gunnell and his team collected data on 987 308 young Swedish men, who were about to enter the military. The researchers followed the men for up to 26 years. During that follow-up, there were 2 811 suicides. "We looked at the association between scores of intelligence tests and later suicides," Gunnell said. "There was about a two- to three-fold difference among those scoring best on the test and those scoring least well, with the higher risk being those at the lower end of the scale." The findings appear in the Jan. 22 issue of the British Medical Journal. Possible reasons for the association Gunnell speculated that because poor performance on IQ tests has been associated with greater risk of mental illness, particularly schizophrenia, that could explain the finding. People who suffer from schizophrenia are at a considerably higher risk for suicide than the general population, he added. Another reason for the association may be that people who perform poorly on IQ tests make poorer life choices. "They are more likely to occupy lower-income jobs," Gunnell said. "And because of the association of poverty with suicide, that may contribute with the association." Furthermore, those who score higher may have a better ability to cope with depression and other life problems. "It could simply be that what we are seeing here is the difference between individuals and their capacity to problem-solve when faced with severe life events," Gunnell said. Whether the link between IQ and suicide is the same for women remains an open question. But Gunnell suspects the same association might hold true, given the connection between lower IQ and mental illness in women, he noted. Possible applications While this is an observational study with limited practical application, Gunnell believes the finding may be useful in the future. 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There is a backlash growing against the term "Big Data." Some of the negativity is just because of hype; people are attaching the name to their company for any reason, absurd reasons, and/or no reason at all.
I recently saw a pitch by a new venture that "creates Big Data for your business." Literally, they will create some for you if you don't already have any. It's hardly the most egregious example. We've seen mega-vendors twist their acquisitions into "Big Data" products, even though some of these technologies are 32-bit only, or have data sheets trumpeting claims like "handle up to 10M records." Big Data, indeed.
Another driver of the backlash is the cognitive dissonance that results from being told Big Data is all about huge data volumes or infrastructure that deal with it. Big Data has clearly emerged in the context of volume, but most companies are not Facebook, Zynga or the Large Hadron Collider. They simply do not have trucks filled with data unexpectedly arriving at the loading docks. Technical and data managers who grok the nature of the problem reject Big Data as a term in this context. They may even call it BS.
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The real Big Data is driven by several factors... for one, the rapid creation of data, including voluminous data, from technical systems that interact with lots of people, where all those interactions are a multiple of the number of transactions that may ultimately occur. Another is the significant fall in the costs of storage and compute power, plus the emergence of 64-bit platforms that can use far more memory. But the real, underlying driver is...value.
Companies that have combined data volume with ubiquitous computing power and have actually brought the information together and analyzed it have found more... more customers, more profits and more growth. This is why Big Data is truly a phenomenon. Better approaches can be realized most everywhere. It cuts across industries, sectors, even countries. It is not just about things we have already defined well: volume, velocity, variety, etc. It is about the need to compete, and win, using information. Sometimes it is about figuring out how to get the data to make a better decision, and not just moving forward with gut instinct, in lieu of that.
It will stay big because when you look at what it really takes to make better decisions, there is a lot to it. Structured and unstructured. Internal and external. SQL and NoSQL. Volume, velocity and variety. Big Data is the discovery of how much data is not being used, and then realizing that changing that fact is the real challenge...and the real opportunity.
Sharding has become a popular means of achieving scalability in application architectures in which read/write data separation is not only possible, but desirable to achieve new heights of concurrency. The premise is that by splitting up read and write duties, it is possible to get better overall performance at the cost of a slight delay in consistency. That is, it takes a bit of time to replicate changes initiated by a "write" to the read-only master database. It's eventually consistent, and it'...
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Node.js and io.js are increasingly being used to run JavaScript on the server side for many types of applications, such as websites, real-time messaging and controllers for small devices with limited resources. For DevOps it is crucial to monitor the whole application stack and Node.js is rapidly becoming an important part of the stack in many organizations. Sematext has historically had a strong support for monitoring big data applications such as Elastic (aka Elasticsearch), Cassandra, Solr, S...
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Internet of @ThingsExpo, taking place November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, is co-located with the 19th International Cloud Expo and will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world and ThingsExpo Silicon Valley Call for Papers is now open.
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There's a lot of things we do to improve the performance of web and mobile applications. We use caching. We use compression. We offload security (SSL and TLS) to a proxy with greater compute capacity. We apply image optimization and minification to content. We do all that because performance is king. Failure to perform can be, for many businesses, equivalent to an outage with increased abandonment rates and angry customers taking to the Internet to express their extreme displeasure.
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Ovum, a leading technology analyst firm, has published an in-depth report, Ovum Decision Matrix: Selecting a DevOps Release Management Solution, 2016–17. The report focuses on the automation aspects of DevOps, Release Management and compares solutions from the leading vendors.
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No matter how well-built your applications are, countless issues can cause performance problems, putting the platforms they are running on under scrutiny. If you've moved to Node.js to power your applications, you may be at risk of these issues calling your choice into question. How do you identify vulnerabilities and mitigate risk to take the focus off troubleshooting the technology and back where it belongs, on innovation? There is no doubt that Node.js is one of today's leading platforms of ...
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Adding public cloud resources to an existing application can be a daunting process. The tools that you currently use to manage the software and hardware outside the cloud aren't always the best tools to efficiently grow into the cloud. All of the major configuration management tools have cloud orchestration plugins that can be leveraged, but there are also cloud-native tools that can dramatically improve the efficiency of managing your application lifecycle. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, ...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that LeaseWeb USA, a cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider, will exhibit at the 19th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. LeaseWeb is one of the world's largest hosting brands. The company helps customers define, develop and deploy IT infrastructure tailored to their exact business needs, by combining various kinds cloud solutions.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Venafi, the Immune System for the Internet™ and the leading provider of Next Generation Trust Protection, will exhibit at @DevOpsSummit at 19th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Venafi is the Immune System for the Internet™ that protects the foundation of all cybersecurity – cryptographic keys and digital certificates – so they can't be misused by bad guys in attacks...
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DevOps at Cloud Expo – being held November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA – announces that its Call for Papers is open. Born out of proven success in agile development, cloud computing, and process automation, DevOps is a macro trend you cannot afford to miss. From showcase success stories from early adopters and web-scale businesses, DevOps is expanding to organizations of all sizes, including the world's largest enterprises – and delivering real results. Am...
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Let's just nip the conflation of these terms in the bud, shall we?
"MIcro" is big these days. Both microservices and microsegmentation are having and will continue to have an impact on data center architecture, but not necessarily for the same reasons. There's a growing trend in which folks - particularly those with a network background - conflate the two and use them to mean the same thing.
They are not.
One is about the application. The other, the network. T...
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The 19th International Cloud Expo has announced that its Call for Papers is open. Cloud Expo, to be held November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, brings together Cloud Computing, Big Data, Internet of Things, DevOps, Digital Transformation, Microservices and WebRTC to one location. With cloud computing driving a higher percentage of enterprise IT budgets every year, it becomes increasingly important to plant your flag in this fast-expanding business opportuni...
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If you are within a stones throw of the DevOps marketplace you have undoubtably noticed the growing trend in Microservices. Whether you have been staying up to date with the latest articles and blogs or you just read the definition for the first time, these 5 Microservices Resources You Need In Your Life will guide you through the ins and outs of Microservices in today's world.
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Before becoming a developer, I was in the high school band. I played several brass instruments - including French horn and cornet - as well as keyboards in the jazz stage band. A musician and a nerd, what can I say? I even dabbled in writing music for the band. Okay, mostly I wrote arrangements of pop music, so the band could keep the crowd entertained during Friday night football games. What struck me then was that, to write parts for all the instruments - brass, woodwind, percussion, even k...
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This digest provides an overview of good resources that are well worth reading. We'll be updating this page as new content becomes available, so I suggest you bookmark it. Also, expect more digests to come on different topics that make all of our IT-hearts go boom!
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Keeping pace with advancements in software delivery processes and tooling is taxing even for the most proficient organizations. Point tools, platforms, open source and the increasing adoption of private and public cloud services requires strong engineering rigor – all in the face of developer demands to use the tools of choice. As Agile has settled in as a mainstream practice, now DevOps has emerged as the next wave to improve software delivery speed and output. To make DevOps work, organization...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Isomorphic Software will exhibit at DevOps Summit at 19th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Isomorphic Software provides the SmartClient HTML5/AJAX platform, the most advanced technology for building rich, cutting-edge enterprise web applications for desktop and mobile. SmartClient combines the productivity and performance of traditional desktop software with the simp...
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Right off the bat, Newman advises that we should "think of microservices as a specific approach for SOA in the same way that XP or Scrum are specific approaches for Agile Software development". These analogies are very interesting because my expectation was that microservices is a pattern. So I might infer that microservices is a set of process techniques as opposed to an architectural approach. Yet in the book, Newman clearly includes some elements of concept model and architecture as well as p...
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This is a no-hype, pragmatic post about why I think you should consider architecting your next project the way SOA and/or microservices suggest. No matter if it's a greenfield approach or if you're in dire need of refactoring. Please note: considering still keeps open the option of not taking that approach. After reading this, you will have a better idea about whether building multiple small components instead of a single, large component makes sense for your project. This post assumes that you...
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In his session at @DevOpsSummit at 19th Cloud Expo, Yoseph Reuveni, Director of Software Engineering at Jet.com, will discuss Jet.com's journey into containerizing Microsoft-based technologies like C# and F# into Docker. He will talk about lessons learned and challenges faced, the Mono framework tryout and how they deployed everything into Azure cloud. Yoseph Reuveni is a technology leader with unique experience developing and running high throughput (over 1M tps) distributed systems with extre...
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As a 19-year-old who cares about the community and, most importantly, our schools, I support Sabrena Turner for County Commission in District 7. After attending a debate, I spoke to, or tried to speak to (I was ignored by some), all of the candidates and Mrs. Turner was the only one who came up to me first.
Following our conversation, I could feel her passion for the district and the vision she has for it to continue its growth. I could tell she cares not only about our schools, but, most importantly, the students, who are usually forgotten within politics. I have since gotten to know Mrs. Turner and I have to say: she is a woman of principle and a born leader. I would urge anyone who lives in District 7 to go out and meet the candidates. I have no doubt that, like me, you'll see Sabrena Turner is the candidate for District 7.
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If you truly want to change the status quo at the County Courthouse, I encourage you to vote for Sabrena Turner as the next District 7 representative for the Hamilton County Commission.
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A 28-year-old man was shot and killed in East Chattanooga early Friday morning. The victim was identified as Jeremy Clark, a brother of House candidate Dennis Clark. Dennis Clark said, "Jeremy, a beloved son, my younger brother and dear friend to many, was taken from us too soon. The pain from our sudden and tragic loss is Indescribable. He was a compassionate and fun-loving ... (click for more)
Democratic assessor of property candidate Mark Siedlecki filed an amended financial disclosure form on Friday afternoon after county Republicans said he accepted far above the legal limit from a corporation he heads. The new disclosure said he made personal loans totaling $38,288 to the campaign. It does not include any in-kind contributions. The earlier forms listed ... (click for more)
With the score tied at three with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning, Lookouts outfielder Zack Granite singled home Edgar Corcino to give the team with 4-3 walk-off win over the Smokies. Tied going into the bottom of the ninth inning, Corcino led off with his second hit of the game. He advanced to second base on a bunt. A Levi Michael single pushed Corcino to third ... (click for more)
All eyes are on Saturday as Chattanooga FC prepares for the NPSL National Championship Semifinal match against Sonoma County Sol at Finley Stadium. In efforts to FILL "FORT" Finley, CFC has extended their discount on $7 tickets until Thursday at 2:00. After 2:00, tickets will be $10 until 6:00 on Saturday, when the price will rise to $12. Tickets are available online at ChattanoogaFC.com. ... (click for more)


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Burt's bikers turn up for challenge
Burt Munro fans roll into townNEIL RATLEY
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A week of petrol head heaven is about to start in Southland.
Napier brothers Maru Gray and Nobby Gray are amongst the first to arrive at Oreti Park tent city for this year's Burt Munro Challenge.
The pair left Napier on Friday and visited family enroute on their way to Southland.
This is the brothers first challenge.
It was something they both wanted to tick off their bucket lists.
They said they were both looking forward to the warm southern hospitality even if the weather might be less inviting.
Check back to southlandtimes.co.nz for regular updates from the week's events. Click on the Burt Munro section in sports.
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Challenge schedule:
Wednesday: New Zealand Longtrack Championship and Grand Prix, Ascot Park Raceway. Racing starts at 5pm.
Thursday: New Zealand Hill Climb Championship, Flagstaff Rd, Bluff. Racing starts at 10am.
Friday: New Zealand Beach Racing Championship, Oreti Beach. Racing starts at 4.30pm.
Saturday: Teretonga Spring Races, Teretonga Raceway. Racing starts at 9am.
Speedway Spectacular, Oreti Park Speedway. Racing starts at 5pm.
Sunday: Wyndham Street Race, Wyndham. Racing starts at 10am.
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Free WiFi is included throughout this Honolulu hostel. Located less than 1 block from Waikiki Beach, Waikiki Beachside Hostel offers a daily continental breakfast, a tour desk and a guest launderette.Full kitchens are featured in some rooms at Waikiki Beachside Hostel. Kitchens are available by request and availability. The entertainment lounge on-site provides free Wi-Fi.Beachside Hostel Waikiki offers on-site activities such as free seasonal parties and live entertainment. For convenience guests can hire surfboards, body boards, mopeds and scooters from the hostel.The Waikiki Hostel in Honolulu is minutes away from dining, entertainment and nightlife. There are 2 bus stops within walking distance from the hostel. ...read more
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Xudong. from Cupertino, CA
December 28, 2011
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Don't like it.
Not a stand room.
Target to customer only need 1 bed, many people share the room facility.
Liz from San Francisco, CA
February 22, 2011
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Place to sleep.
No parking, no guests allowed up to your room, expensive for a hostel.
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text: More from SI QB Treon Harris will transfer from Florida QB Treon Harris will transfer from Florida Welcome to Andy Staples' Bow Tie Consultancy Welcome to Andy Staples' Bow Tie Consultancy Tray Bishop commits to Auburn over Alabama Tray Bishop commits to Auburn over Alabama Clemson favored in ACC preseason poll Clemson favored in ACC preseason poll Nebraska P Sam Foltz, ex-MSU P Mike Sadler killed in ca... Nebraska P Sam Foltz, ex-MSU P Mike Sadler killed in ca... Iowa DL stopped by police over mistaken identity Iowa DL stopped by police over mistaken identity Nebraska P Foltz, ex-MSU P Sadler killed in crash Nebraska P Foltz, ex-MSU P Sadler killed in crash Florida player helps stop sexual assault at bar Florida player helps stop sexual assault at bar Miss. State adds Jackson to recruiting office Miss. State adds Jackson to recruiting office By Thayer Evans Notre Dame unveils Shamrock Series uniforms for 2016 Notre Dame unveils Shamrock Series uniforms for 2016 Who will be biggest breakout stars of 2016 season? Who will be biggest breakout stars of 2016 season? By Colin Becht Buckeyes picked to win Big Ten in unofficial poll Buckeyes picked to win Big Ten in unofficial poll Lamar Jackson, Saquon Barkley poised to break out Lamar Jackson, Saquon Barkley poised to break out Get to know five-star recruit Stanford Samuels III Get to know five-star recruit Stanford Samuels III By Chris Johnson Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More College Football For Spartans, defense, luck going long way in Big Ten title chase by Andy Staples Add Favorite Favorite Added Twitter Email Posted: Sat Nov. 16, 2013 Updated: Mon Jun. 16, 2014 Spartans in driver's seat for Legends Division SI.com's Andy Staples explains how Michigan State's offense made up for a shaky defense in the Spartans' 41-28 win over Nebraska, and what this means for their Big 10 Championship hopes. 14 Michigan State 41 Nebraska 28 Final Week 12 Rewind SI Writers ELLIS: Auburn's magical season continues RICKMAN: USC tops Stanford; late Snaps STAPLES: Michigan State downs Nebraska MANDEL: Tigers stun UGA; midday Snaps ELLIS: Hyde, OSU roll Illinois; early Snaps RICKMAN: UCF has the catch of the year? "I hope that's how the breaks go and it switches this year." -- Michigan State linebacker Max Bullough in March 2013 LINCOLN, Neb. -- If they kept doing the little things right every day at practice, Michigan State players told themselves for the better part of a year, the bounces would go their way. Good fortune would swing in their direction even if they didn't play their best. On Saturday, they saw what happens when a team makes its own good luck. Last year, Michigan State went 7-6 and lost five games by a combined 13 points. If something could go wrong, it did: A dropped pass here, a fumble there. This season, a dominant defense has carried the Spartans. Michigan State rolled into Lincoln allowing a miniscule 3.47 yards a play -- the gap between No. 1 Michigan State and No. 2 Louisville was as wide as the gap between No. 2 and No. 22. No one had moved the ball on the Spartans. But on Saturday, Nebraska did just that, averaging 6.13 yards a play and piling up nearly 400 yards of offense overall. Remember those bounces that didn't go Michigan State's way last year? They all leaped into the hands of Spartans on Saturday. Michigan State recovered four Nebraska fumbles -- including three inside the 22-yard line -- and intercepted a pass. To say the Spartans forced all five turnovers would be a gross exaggeration; in three cases, a Cornhusker simply dropped the ball. Nebraska's pass rush harassed Michigan State quarterback Connor Cook, and the Spartans struggled to move the ball for most of the game. But Cook and the offense came through on a critical fourth-quarter touchdown drive that featured two clutch third-down throws and another fake field goal with a whimsical name from the people who brought you Little Giants. Even without that dominant defense, Michigan State still rolled to a 41-28 win and a commanding lead in the Big Ten Legends Division. "We're not going to ignore the elephant in the room," Bullough said. "We didn't play as well as we wanted to. They made some plays on us. ... But we're happy we're winning those types of games. We'd rather be sitting here talking about what we can fix while we're in the winning column." That's where the Spartans and Cornhuskers differ. Nebraska has the Big Ten's best running back in Ameer Abdullah and an improving defense, but the Huskers will have little to show for that this season. Along with Michigan State, they had an easy Big Ten schedule draw that should have put them in position to win the Legends. Had they won Saturday, they could have. But at home, in the biggest game of the season, Nebraska gave the win away with three first-quarter turnovers that left it trying to climb out of a hole all day. "We didn't lose that game because of a lack of effort or a lack of want-to," Cornhuskers coach Bo Pelini said. "We just made too many mistakes to overcome." When this season ends, Nebraska administrators likely will ask themselves whether Pelini has made too many mistakes to overcome. The decision to retain or jettison Pelini won't be easy. As in his first five seasons, he'll probably win at least nine games. As in his first five seasons, he'll probably lose four -- and with a schedule that lacks the degree of difficulty of earlier years. He has kept the program on a wide plateau, but even the best fans in America have limits on their patience. They want the Huskers to ascend at some point, and chancellor Harvey Perlman and athletic director Shawn Eichorst will have to decide whether Pelini is the one who can lead Nebraska off a plateau as flat as the surrounding terrain. Meanwhile, the Spartans will try to take a next step that has proven perilous. In 2010 and '11, Michigan State went 22-5 but didn't reach the Rose Bowl or any BCS bowl. In '11, they essentially lost the Big Ten title on a penalty for running into the punter. This year, with Fresno State and Northern Illinois fighting to take away one BCS at-large spot and Auburn and Clemson in prime position to take spots themselves, the Spartans know the only sure way to the BCS is to win the Big Ten title. They can complete the first step toward that goal next week. A Minnesota loss to Wisconsin -- highly likely -- or a Michigan State win against Northwestern -- also likely -- will clinch the Legends for the Spartans. Then all they have to do is beat Ohio State, which as of Saturday has won 22 consecutive games. To beat the Buckeyes, the Spartans will have to make their own good fortune just as they did against Nebraska. Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio resolved Saturday that fortune would favor the bold. "You've got to take chances," Dantonio said. "I told our football team at halftime we were going to roll the dice." Dantonio got his chance to walk his talk midway through the fourth quarter. Michigan State led by five, and Cook had recently bailed the Spartans out of a third-and-five hole by hitting Tony Lippett for a 34-yard gain. Three plays after Lippett's catch, the Spartans faced fourth-and-one from the Nebraska 27-yard line. Dantonio, who had a heart attack the night he called the Little Giants fake to beat Notre Dame in 2010, ordered the Spartans to run Charlie Brown. A fake field goal named after the least successful kicker in comic-strip history should be self-explanatory. The holder, in this case punter Mike Sadler, yanks the ball away just before Michael Geiger's foot is supposed to make contact. Sadler, who said he didn't realize until after the snap that Nebraksa's defensive alignment required him to check out of the play and run a regular field goal, was supposed to run right. (He knew this because the fake in which he runs left is called Lucy.) The 6-foot, 192-pound Sadler wound up running up the middle for three tough yards. "He's one of the strongest guys on the team," Cook said with a straight face afterward. But three plays later, Michigan State was back at the 27 facing third-and-13. No trickery would bail out the Spartans. The offense needed to make a play. With the Huskers blitzing up the middle, Cook stood tall in the pocket and fired a laser to Keith Mumphrey for a touchdown. "That's growth when you see that happening," Dantonio said. "Because that didn't happen last year." The Spartans are doing everything they didn't do last year, and as a result, they've already got two more wins than they had in all of 2012. But they want more. They won't beat Ohio State playing the way they did on Saturday, but if the defense returns to form and the offense finds its groove as it did in the fourth quarter, the Spartans just might manufacture enough breaks to shock the Big Ten and the nation. For now, they'll enjoy a win that, while not exactly beautiful, moved them one step closer to their ultimate goal. 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The council decided to let city and urban growth area residents decide the issue after it received mixed reviews on pending plans to annex 277 acres of property near Frankton Road. Although many landowners in the area signed on to that proposal, both Ice Fountain Water District and Westside Fire Department challenged the city's legal right to make that move without the express consent of the people. If the city annexes the property, West Side would lose part of its tax funding base and Ice Fountain has raised concerns over finances should the city decide to take over as the primary water supplier within those sectors.
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Date:Saturday November 27 2010
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Important game for the Robins, win this and they will leapfrog Sheffield United who currently sit in 18th place in the table.
United have been doing quite well of late, they have drawn with Leicester, beat Millwall 1-0 and last time out they beat Crystal Palace 3-2.
It should be a good game if City are in the mood for a good scrap.
Keith Millen: "It is nice to get out of the relegation zone. More importantly, beating Leicester has given us the chance to attain that Holy Grail of back-to-back wins.
"If we can do that, we will bring a lot of teams back to us. It is all about targets. We have hauled ourselves off the bottom of the table and then we got out of the bottom three. Now we have set our sights on catching the next group of teams above us."
Bristol City will continue to monitor leading scorer Jon Stead ahead of the visit of the striker`s former club Sheffield United.
Stead has been nursing an ankle problem for a couple of weeks but has started the games against Leeds and Leicester since sustaining the injury.
'We will assess him again on Friday, like we have done the last few weeks,'' said boss Keith Millen. 'But we have got Brett Pitman and Davis Clarkson, who were both on the scoresheet last weekend and who are showing good confidence and form.''
Captain Louis Carey will remain sidelined with the shin and ankle injuries he sustained in the defeat at Leeds a fortnight ago. The defender could come back into the reckoning for next weekend`s trip to Nottingham Forest.
If fit, he'll be looking to impress against his old side.
Sheffield United will be without suspended striker Daniel Bogdanovic.
The Malta international was sent off for his challenge on Nathaniel Clyne late in last week's win over Crystal Palace and starts a three-game ban.
Gary Speed is still without fellow striker Jamie Ward due to an ankle injury and could be forced to add young Jordan Slew to his squad, with Ched Evans and Richard Cresswell starting again up front.
Otherwise, Speed has no new injury or suspension concerns as his side chase a third successive league win in their bid to climb away from relegation trouble.
Nyron Nosworthy will continue alongside Kyle Bartley in central defence in the absence of Chris Morgan, who is ruled out for the rest of the season following knee surgery.
A great striker to have at Championship level. he proved it with Stoke in their promotion season and is now doing it again with the Blades.
City are averaging a point per home game, having taken nine points from nine outings at Ashton Gate.
Keith Millen has overseen five wins, five draws and seven defeats in his 17 league games since taking over as Robins boss.
United have conceded the opening goal in 11 of their Championship games this season - more than any other team.
They have had six wins, four draws and seven defeats since Gary Speed took over as Blades boss.
Defender Stephen Jordan is set to make his 150th league appearance.
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