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- Testing for whole numbers and decimals
- Using the input message box
- Sequencing and placing lists
- Creating multi-tiered lists
- Setting date and time limitations
- Limiting text length
- Locating data validation rules
Skill Level Intermediate
In this worksheet, there is a data validation rule for column B that restricts all of the dates to the year 2011. If this company only takes orders from 6 a.m. until 8 p.m., similarly, we'd like a rule in column C related to times that makes sure that all the time entries fall within that range. Click column C, on the Data tab, Data Validation. And under Validation criteria, Allow > Time, and similar to Values and Decimals and Data entries, we start off by at least exploring some of the choices here between a certain timeframe, equal to, greater than.
Certainly, equal to wouldn't make any sense here, but greater than, less than might apply sometimes between. So we're going to put in the Starting time of 6 a.m. For example, 6:00 would be the way to enter it. We could also put in 6 a.m. if we wished. Ending time, 8 p.m. We might type it this way. It should work too. Click OK. So put an entry in here, 6:30. We could type the entry that way. That's just fine. How about 6:30 p.m.? You could type it this way.
I would caution you though: probably you want to do some formatting here. You could type it this way if you wish, by the way. That's fine, too. But let's put in a time that's outside the frame. 4:30 is automatically interpreted as 4:30 a.m. That's outside the frame of the data validation criteria that we set up, so obviously that's not acceptable. How about 8:30 p.m.? Whether you type it 8:30 p, that is a valid entry if we didn't have data validation rules, but it's not acceptable here. If we type in 24-hour style--17:00, for example, that's 5 o'clock. Do it that way.
That's just fine. So a variety of techniques here for entering the data, but data validation is focused only on the values that you put in, not the display. So ideally, on the timeframes here, what you can do, either before or after setting up the data validation, simply right-click column C--one of many ways to get to a Format Cells--and put in a standard timeframe that fits your particular needs. The two most common ones are the second one, the so-called 24-hour style, or the third one that shows a.m. p.m.
Now, no matter how you type this, if the time is within the valid range, it's going to appear in this style. So a sale at 4:30 p.m. you could type it as 16:30. It will display this way. It's well within the timeframe. If you try and put in 8:30 p.m., type it this way. It's not going to work, as you would expect, and so on. So, easy to set up, and most of the time I think when you're using this particular data validation criteria set for Time, it's likely to be within a certain timeframe: beginning and ending time.


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Vintage Flame
April 01 2013 04:10PM
After Shelbyville showed us all that even a broken clock is right twice a day, the Battle of Alberta gamethread is back where it belongs. Oh and if you don't get the reference in the title? Google is your friend.
Tonight, two teams on completely different roads will cross paths once again, where scoreboard watching will be put aside in favour of compulsory disdain and a sheer desire to lay the boots to one of your oldest rivals. Since 2009, it has been the Flames doing the majority of kicking, leading the head-to-head series 19-4.
Flames Prospect Update, April 1 2013
Ryan Pike
April 01 2013 12:42PM
pic via Jenn Kuhn
The playoffs may be an uncertainty for the Calgary Flames, but quite a few of their prospects in major junior and college are in the midst of post-season pushes. Or, in the case of the Abbotsford Heat, they're trying to qualify.
Brave New World
Kent Wilson
April 01 2013 10:49AM
It only took about five years of faltering results, increasing budgets and doddering superstars, but the Flames flipped the page on the Iginla era when they finally traded Jarome last week. The quality of the return as well as the integrity of the process can be debated forever, but there's no question it's something that had to be done.
In Defense of Jay Feaster...Sort Of
March 31 2013 10:57AM
Henry Ford once said that customers were free to buy a car in any colour they wanted - so long as it was black.
This approach to buyer's choice is somewhat analogous to the options faced by Jay Feaster in the Iginla trade. There was really only one option in the end and Feaster had be content with it, because Ray Shero wasn't going to offer more than he felt he had to and Jarome Iginla had made the decision that he wanted to go to Pittsburgh.
The Iginla Trade Circus
March 30 2013 10:11AM
After the news of the Boston "trade" broke over twitter, I made the joke that it would have been far more appropriate for Calgary to play Iginla and trade him in the middle of the game, given how absurd the management is, but they did me one better. Hell, they did me several better.

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Urban LandMark hosts workshop on incrementally securing tenure in informal settlements
Urban LandMark is developing an approach designed to recognise the tenure rights of people living in informal settlements in South Africa. The approach, once further developed, could be applied in other cities in the region. A project inception workshop was hosted in Johannesburg on 29th January to explore the subject. Workshop participants, nearly 30 in total, were provided with background and context on the project, and gave initial feedback on the development of the approach.
Urban LandMark's investigation of informal urban land markets began in 2006. Since then the programme has worked on several fronts to explore and advocate ways in which urban land markets can perform better for poor people.
At the workshop Lauren Royston, Urban LandMark's coordinator of social and tenure issues, presented the project background, locating the approach in the 'making markets work for the poor' mandate of the programme. In the tenure security theme area, the current focus is on securing land tenure in informal settlements, improving access to land, and local recognition and management of land rights.
Work in this theme area is motivated by the need to open up more officially recognised channels of land supply. This is motivated by the belief that once tenure is secure, development support and protection of people's rights can follow, reaching more of the poor than is currently the case, with the state allocation system which has been driven mainly by RDP housing delivery. The emphasis is on practical instruments which allow land rights to be upgraded over time.
"Special zones" and "local land offices" are practical examples that will be explored and tested in the course of the project.
"Special zones" is a town planning intervention in informal settlements where a category "Special Zone" in existing town planning schemes, or zoning schemes, is applied. This allows for an area to be rezoned and various land use management guidelines to be developed and applied to the settlement.
"Local land offices" are permanent or mobile advice offices established to support the recognition of informal settlements and incrementally secure land rights.
At the workshop Dan Smit, leader of the consortium recently appointed by Urban LandMark to develop the approach further, outlined the method the team plans to use. This included 'cameo' research pieces and applied work in testing "special zones", or versions of it, as well as possible alternative tenure mechanisms, in two additional municipalities. Urban LandMark will continue working with the City of Johannesburg on special zones with a focus on documenting the process and the lessons learned, as well as supporting the security of tenure potential of this planning instrument. The team will further develop the concept of local land offices and test their viability. Depending on the outcome, we may pilot a local land office.
Kamini Pillay, a Director in Development Planning and Urban management in the City of Johannesburg, presented the City's special zones approach at the workshop. This approach is premised on the City's recognition of the role played by informal settlements in providing fast and affordable accommodation. The City is in the process of placing the advertisements for the 'blanket' rezoning, affecting 23 of Johannesburg's 180 informal settlements, which is intended to bring informal settlements into the City's regulatory framework. It is also proceeding with the lengthier process of full, formal, legal establishment.
Urban LandMark's approach to incrementally securing tenure rights has as one of its starting points the need to work with what already exists in order to explore simple, low cost ways to register rights on an interim basis. Margot Rubin and Lauren Royston presented five cases of existing registration practices. These examples were used to demonstrate what issues need to be taken into account, in working with what currently exists. They particularly emphasised existing evidence, whether oral or documented, and local registers or record-keeping systems.
The afternoon sessions dealt with two more broadly focused initiatives. Steve Topham, project leader of the National Upgrading Support Programme (NUSP), gave an overview of some of the issues his team had uncovered in their assessment of 16 informal settlement upgrading projects across the country. This work was recently completed and the team's recommendations will assist the Department of Housing in setting the agenda for NUSP's work in supporting informal settlement upgrading and in particular, implementation of Part 3 of the Housing Code (or "Chapter 13" as it is colloquially known).
The final session of the day focused attention on the much larger issue of economic marginalisation with Kate Philip, from the Second Economy Strategy Project, presenting an overview of the strategy. She located informal settlement upgrading as one of the strategies that target the most marginalised. The strategy refers to the transformation of informal settlements into sustainable neighbourhoods, along with expanding public employment and supporting home-based food production to address hunger.
A second workshop is likely to be hosted by Urban LandMark around July this year, once progress has been made with developing the approach. The presentation slides are available on the website. Further information can be obtained from Lauren Royston or Lerato Ndjwili Potele (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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Complaint Review: Home Depot
Home DepotNationwide USA
Home Depot Cannot get my money back on item where delivery was refused Las Vegas Nevada
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After not being happy with lack of ethics on a sale, when truck arrived I refused delivery on a dryer. It now has been two weeks and even after they told me "no problem", have a 100% return policy and even gave me an RGA number which indicates item returned, back in stock and money back is due, after two weeks and three different store managers all stating money would be returned immediately and receipt faxed to me, I have seen nothing.
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Credit Acceptance Corp Repo and Redeption Runaround Ripoff Southfield Michigan
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Credit Acceptance is supposed to be a company that helps people get back on their feet after they have had credit problems but they do not care about you.
Has anyone ever had to call them? I called them to ask them why paperwork hadn't been faxed and I get....
Q: Can you verify your place of employment?
Q: How many miles on your vehicle?
Q: Is the car running OK?
I asked why and got this response...
"Because until you pay off the car it is our property, so we have the right to ask".
That is really nice. I have never been treated in such a disrespectful way before and I am current on my account. I can't wait until I can refinance my loan and get away from this sham of a company. I'd love to get a list of every dealership that they deal with and convince them not to do business with them anymore.
Any lawyers planning a class action suit? I'm in!
Lansdale, Pennsylvania
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Geoff Baum '85 Reelected To PCC Board of Trustees
Geoffrey Baum '85 has been reelected to the Pasadena City College Board of Trustees. The incumbent, from Area 1, was reelected on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009, with 70 percent of votes cast. Area 1 encompasses western Altadena, La Canada-Flintridge, and the Linda Vista and San Rafael areas of Pasadena.
Baum has been a PACCD trustee since 2001, and also sits on the California Community Colleges Board of Governors, which "formally interacts with state and federal officials and other state organizations." His six-year term on the 17-member Board ends in the year 2014. Read full article about his appointment to the California Community Colleges Board of Governors last year.
Congressman and Claremont McKenna College Trustee David Dreier '75 says Baum has visited him in Washington on several occasions "to provide effective advocacy for Pasadena City College.
"He has distinguished himself as a thoughtful leader with a collaborative approach that serves our state and our students well," Dreier added. "Our system of higher education depends more than ever on community colleges that provide outstanding instruction for students across a broad range of skills and interests. Geoff has the energy and the experience PCC needs to meet the many challenges ahead."
Baum, who is managing director of the Center on Communication Leadership and Policy at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication, is also one of six new members to join the Kravis Leadership Institute Advisory Board. New Board member bios.
"My experience working with the very best at CMC, including former President Jack Stark and President Pamela Gann, along with USC President Steven Sample and Annenberg School Dean Geoffrey Cowan, has given me great insight into what makes colleges and universities successful," Baum has previously said. "Likewise, Pasadena City College is among the state's top community colleges in both the number of transfers to four-year colleges and universities, and in the breadth of career and technical programs offered.
"Many lessons from these institutions can be applied to the state's community college system as a whole," Baum says.
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Sorry, this product is no longer in stock.
Posted by Reviewer1501247 on Jan 20, 2012
Great quality for a very low price. No reason to spend more.
Very useful for eyebrows and eyelashes
Posted by caroline on Jul 24, 2012
I use this little tool to keep my eyebrows under control, and to even them after I filled them with an eyeshadow, and it does the job. I use the other side to separate my eyelashes when my mascara leaves them all clumpy - which I hate. It's really good, it may take you a few minutes to get your eyelashes back to a good-looking fringe if they're really clumpy, but it's worth it and prevents you from angrily removing all your eye makeup haha.
Posted by AnnaNaturalReviews on Sep 25, 2014
nice looking great working
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Repurchased because my puppy ate the last one.
Posted by 5631569808895495186 on Nov 01, 2015
Nice and cheap!
Posted by 5508111491064152938 on Mar 12, 2015
good strong bristles, great for sculpting
Un 10
Posted by 5584996643781063062 on May 22, 2015
Muy buen producto
High quality as always
Posted by A1725-6887 on Oct 09, 2014
Love that you can actually rely on EcoTools products in spite of their surprisingly undemanding prices. This one is extremely handy and useful in your everyday makeup arsenal, so don't waste time. Go order one.
Posted by 5699625821583059596 on Oct 16, 2014
Great products, fast delivery.
Très bien
Posted by 5237049016236413566 on Oct 24, 2014
Fait son job pour un prix dérisoire, je dis oui !


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Ferndale Electric presents the 5th annual Clean the Ferndale Up! returns on Saturday, May 21, 2016. A fun-tastic day for families, friends and co-workers to volunteer together for sprucing the areas within the community.
This year's primary project will be the campus of the Kulick Community Center.
Projects include raking, tidying, bundling, bagging, planting and recycling.
Ferndale's Department of Public Works (DPW) will be providing necessary equipment,
mulch, plants and garbage bags while volunteers are encouraged to bring a pair of work
gloves, shovel and rake, if able.
Online Registration is now closed, but you can still join the fun! Simply sign-up between 8:00 am and 8:45 am on the day of
the event. Community groups and businesses are welcome too! Check-in and Pep Rally Kick Off will
be held at the Kulick Community Center. For details, click Event Info.
If you can not attend Clean the Ferndale Up, we encourage you to make Saturday, May 21st your own
lawn and garden spruce up and cleaning day in celebration of your neighborhood and community!
Recycling Drop-Off Station: Also on Saturday, May 21, 2016, the City of Ferndale will once again
partner with SOCRRA (Southeastern Oakland County Resource Recovery Authority) to provide a
one-day only Recycling Drop-Off Station for electronics, paper, glass, paints and more.
The Recycling Drop-Off Station will be located in the municipal parking lot (between
City Hall and the Ferndale Area Public Library from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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ahmsi/homewardpo box 619063 dallas.tx 75261-9063 dallas, Texas United States of America
ahmsi/homeward lower than snake s**t in a wagon rut....and that's pretty low. ugly they have to sneak up on a glass of water just to get a drink....that's pretty ugly! dallas, Texas
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We were told, even if all the paperwork was completed, there was still no guarantee of any modification.
And our payment is going to jump again within the next month.
I explained, after skipping 2 monthly payments, my husband is a heart patient as well as a diabetic and needs his medicine, that it takes his semi-retirement check and one of my paychecks just to make the payments, then we go two weeks without any money or meads (and I have a seizure disorder) just to make payments. i am 57 he is 64 and I'm the only one employed. In one ear and out the other. I was told my credit would look bad if I didn't make payments and could go to collections. I told them they would have to stand on line at the collections office, because my husband's hospital visits and his 43 providers are taking us to collections too.
We just have no money!
These people are rude, illiterate, from India, Mexico, and any other place than the good oil' USA and they don't understand English.We have always sent any payments return receipt requested for proof of date and time of payment. And still had nasty calls.
Now this is syndicated crime!
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Dig the reggae, mon. It's the ongoing Washington Post Going Out Guide Concert Series. Reggae music galore. Carter Barron Amphitheatre, 7:30 p.m. 4850 Colorado Ave. NW. (Details: 202-426-0486).
He's a stand-up kind of guy, and Jerry Seinfeld stands up at the Kennedy Center. 7 p.m, with two shows the following night. (Details: kennedy-center.org).
Get your funk on with Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds. Howard Theatre, 620 T Street NW, 6 p.m. (Details: thehowardtheatre.com).
Water-park style fun for adults, including a variety of alcohol. Welcome to Splash Yards at The Yards, 2-6 p.m. Third and Water SE. (Details: theyardsdc.com).
Jerry Seinfeld. Kennedy Center. 7 and 9:30 p.m. (Details: kennedy-center.org).
Snap the fingers on one hand and hold a glass of wine with the other. It's the New Vintage Jazz and Wine Festival. 2-10 p.m. Half Street Fairgrounds, 2-10 p.m. (Details: newvintagejazzfest.com)
Head a couple of hours south down I-95 for the 31st annual Carytown Watermelon Festival in Richmond, an eclectic affair with a variety of food, various bands and, yes, watermelon. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. (Details: carytownrva.com/events/watermelon-festival.php).
The county fair season gets into full swing this weekend:
Arlington County Fair.
Montgomery County Fair.
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thundercable57 commerice ave langhorne, Pennsylvania United States of America
thundercable Robert Henry thief and con man langhorne , Pennsylvania
*UPDATE Employee: this is all bull
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I have had the pleasure of both working with and working for both Rob and Rick.
Both of whom are awsome managers and friends. Either one of them would give you the shirts of their backs.
What I have read here sounds to me like nothing but a few pissed off ex employees who couldnt hack it as a contractor.
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State Of The City Address
Posted May 6th, 2013 @ 6:12am
Rochester N.Y.- Rochester Mayor Tom Richards tonight lays out his plans for the future of the city.
He will deliver his annual State of the City address.
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EU weakens its alliance with vulnerable countries
The EU position on climate finance for the Paris climate summit was adopted today by the EU Finance Ministers.
Put your #eyesonparis
Last weekend, hundreds of thousands of people marched in cities all over the world. Did you join them? Now, put your #eyesonparis
EU leaders open door for EU Emissions Trading System to benefit poorer countries but fail to agree on a concrete signal ahead of Paris
Oxfam welcomes today's orientation debate on the EU Emissions Trading System as some Member States spoke out in favor of the ETS being a more predictable source of funds for climate action in poor countries.
Paris climate summit showing green shoots of international cooperation
The 150 countries that have now publicly committed to carbon reduction pledges show that December's UN climate summit in Paris could, at last, be built on international cooperation rather than competition.
Oxfam welcomes European Parliament position towards COP21 Climate Summit
Yesterday's vote on the European Parliament's position vis-à-vis the COP21 was welcomed by Oxfam for highlighting the importance of climate finance for developing countries.
The whole world is experiencing global warming, and Africa is one of the most vulnerable continents, particularly in regions where food shortages are already a reality. Women farmers are hit hardest by these changes in climate.
Oxfam reaction to India's proposed emissions reduction target
The India climate action plan for Paris announced today contains the headline pledge to cut the carbon intensity of its economy by 33-35% by 2030.
Adapting to climate change, a resilience story from Cambodia
In Cambodia, recurrent drought periods and floods have become a major concern and a big challenge for many farmers. With support from a local organization funded by Oxfam, Mrs. Sao Khea, a Cambodian farmer learned about how to overcome these challenges and minimize the risks caused by climate change.
South Africa commits to cap emissions through to 2030; climate finance is key
South Africa has today tabled its climate action plan for Paris, committing to put a lid on rising emissions through to 2030. How low they are able to plateau will depend on international support meaning so climate finance will be key to unlock greater ambition, says Oxfam.
EU could triple inputs to Green Climate Fund by using Emission Trading Scheme revenues
EU environment ministers again acknowledged the importance of financial support for climate action in poor and vulnerable countries in the Paris climate agreement, but they must invest in the Green Climate Fund, says Oxfam.


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I would like to setup a test bench using WP on a windows 8.1 Pro laptop.. is this possible and if so what components will I require.
I need to test out some of the features (mainly a series of photo viewing and video modules). I do not want to do this on my production server (which is a Linux server). Also some of the clients want to view their site before going live.


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September 17, 2015
Cudré-Mauroux joins Solvay from DuPont
September 1, 2015
He is responsible for five operating divisions at FUJIFILM.
September 1, 2015
Reese served as president, McDonald's Distribution for Golden State Foods.
August 25, 2015
Will be responsible for growth of K-FLEX line in the Americas region.
August 10, 2015
D. Michael Wilson most recently served as EVP leading Albemarle's Performance Chemicals business.
August 10, 2015
Dillon is retired chairman and CEO of The Kroger Co.
August 3, 2015
Thomas DiGiannurio earns promotion from engineering manager.
July 31, 2015
Charles 'Casey' Cogut added to company's board.
July 30, 2015
Susan M. Svelnis brings more than 25 years of experience to new assignment.
July 24, 2015
Names two additional managers for its recently opened Warsaw, Poland facility.
July 24, 2015
Timothy Donahue will become president and CEO effective Jan. 1, 2016.
July 21, 2015
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After I knew that, I regreted that I told her my account number, and I told her to cancel it for me. She has no patient and told me that she cancel it already. I was still very nervious after that day. I called to the campany and told them to cancel them for me. They promised me that they cancelled already. However, not enough two weeks after that, I saw Floridaway withdrawn $149 from my account. I was so angry and nervious. I called to the company tonight. I told them to cancel the account for me. The representives attitude were very bad. They told me that I had received the package, and they couldn't do that for me. What they could do now was just reduce $50 of a $200 value package. I was totally confused. I didn't receive anything from the company at all. I insisted that they had to return my money. The representive told me that I had to send a letter to the refund department by myself. I use google to search information about the company. and I saw a post about Floridaway in Rip-off. I think rip-off might help me to report this company. I hope all people in the world don't trust this company. They are a liar. I have to write a letter to the company to the refund department tomorrow and I have to cancel my account.
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Let them know nicely, that you were advised to Report them (the Bank) and this situation to the Banking Commission in your state. Since each state has a different name for the agency/controller over banks, find that name before you call or get to the bank so you can throw it in their face. The more knowledgeable you appear to be, the further you will get.
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Tide Rolls Through Death Valley
The Journal provides minute-by-minute analysis of the marquee SEC matchup between No. 1 Alabama and No. 5 LSU. Stu Woo and Sara Germano offer commentary on the game and CBS telecast from New York.
Welcome to Alabama-LSU: The Dark Knight Rises.
This is the third installment in just 12 months of what's becoming college football's premier rivalry. LSU, under coach Les Miles, took their regular-season bout last year, but Nick Saban's Alabama won the big-kahuna rematch in January's national-championship game.
In those pair of games, it was No. 1 vs. No. 2. Now it's undefeated Alabama that's No. 1, while LSU comes in at No. 5 after its sole loss to Florida last month. Accordingly, bettors favor Alabama by eight points. That seems steep given that LSU has perhaps the best home-field advantage tonight in Tiger Stadium, a.k.a. Death Valley, where it hasn't lost since Oct. 2009. But then again, the Crimson Tide's smallest winning margin this season has been 19 points; they blew out then No. 11 Mississippi State last week 38-7.
The matchup to watch tonight will be Alabama's offensive line versus LSU's defensive line. Both are considered the country's best, with the Tide led by center Barrett Jones and the Tigers anchored by two future first-round draft picks in Sam Montgomery and Barkevious "I double-checked-the-spelling-of-both-the-first-and-last-names" Mingo.
One thing not to expect in this game: a lot of scoring. LSU won their 2011 regular-season game 9-6. In overtime. The BCS title game was 21-0. If you want to see some Madden videogame-like offenses, please switch over to Oregon-USC.
Otherwise, grab a bowl of jambalaya and check back here for updates.
And the CBS telecast has started. I just switched over from the Notre Dame-Pittsburgh game, where the Fighting Irish juuuuust escaped with their undefeated record after triple overtime. Please, please, please let this game be as exciting.
CBS just played a montage of Alabama and LSU last year. I'm pretty sure that was Les Miles saying, "This is Death Valley, where opponents' dream come to die." I briefly got confused and thought this was an official LSU ad. It's not. But it should be. You're welcome, LSU administration.
Alabama has won the coin toss and they'll defer to the second half. LSU will take the opening kickoff.
0-0, 1st Quater, 14:15 left
It's a touchback. Zach Mettenberger and his Tebow-like completion rate of 56.6% will take over at the 25.
0-0, 1st Quarter, 13:24 left
After a couple of Jeremy Hill rushes, LSU converts on third and 4 when Mettenburger beats the Alabama rush to convert a seven-yard pass to Kadron Boone.
0-0, 1st Quarter, 12:19
And we're back to the Mettenberger that we all know and love. After Hill gets stuffed on first down, Mettenburger overthrows Odell Beckham on a playaction pass. On third down, he overthrows Beckham yet again, which was probably a good thing for LSU since the receiver was double covered.
0-0, 1st Quarter, 12:10 Left
LSU punter and former Australian-rules-football hero Brad Wing boots the ball downfield. Alabama will take over at their own 11. Heisman candidate AJ McCarron will get his first chance.
0-0, 1st Quarter, 11:04 left
Good news for people who feared another 9-6 game: Alabama comes out aggressively. On first down, McCarron finds Christion Jones for seven yards. The bad news: He throws out of bounds on second down, and then on third finds Michael Williams, who drops the ball after getting whacked. Alabama to punt.
0-0, 1st Quarter, 10:58
It looks as if Williams would've have been short even if he had caught that ball. Cody Mandell comes out to punt. Beckham shows off his Barry Sanders impersonation on a 12-yard return, but it's all moot as LSU gets flagged for an illegal block in the back. LSU starts at its own 26.
0--0, 1st Quarter, 10:51
After Boone drops what would've been a 20-yard gain, the LSU O-line opens up a big hole for Russell Shepard, who rumbles 19 yards to the LSU 45.
0-0, 1st Quarter, 9:45 left
Two quick first downs for LSU! Mettenberger finds Jarvis Landry for five yards, before Michael Ford moves the sticks with a run to the right. The LSU line opens another big hole, this time for Jeremy Hill who thunders 10 yards to the Alabama 35.
0-0, 1st Quarter, 7:30 left
LSU is working on the Ain't-Broke-Don't-Fix-It offense. Three straight runs up the middle — Jeremy Hill, Spencer Ware and Ware again — nets 10 yards. 1st and 10 on the Alabama 25.
0-0, 1st Quarter, 6:22 left
Jeremy Hill looked as if he was going to make a true-freshman mistake when, after finding no space between his tackles, he decided to run backwards and to the left. He somehow turned the corner to gain four yards. But Mettenberger then overthrows an open Chase Clement and, on third down, can't squeeze in a pass to well-covered Landry. Drew Alleman will come out for a 38-yard field goal.
3-0 LSU, 1st Quarter, 6:11 left
It's up, and Alleman slips it inside the right upright. LSU is up three! Good news for folks who hate defensive struggles: We're ahead of the 9-6 pace of last year's game!
3-0 LSU, 1st Quarter, 6:11 left
Here's something you don't see in the NFL: Alleman boots a sky-high kickoff, and Alabama calls for a fair catch. They'll start on their 19.
3-0 LSU, 1st Quarter, 5:00 left
Saban switches it up, giving the ball to running back Eddie Lacy for the first two plays. He rewards them with two rushes of seven yards, good for a first down.
3-0 LSU, 1st Quarter, 4:56 left
That opens it up for McCarron for a playaction pass and – OH! He overthrows a wide-open Amari Cooper downfield, who had beaten his man and would've definitely scored a touchdown if he could've gotten his hands on it.
3-0 LSU, 1st Quarter, 4:49 left
Eddie Lacy says, "Hey, don't worry about that." On second down, he takes the handoff and jukes out a 28-yard run.
3-0 LSU, 1st Quarter, 4:09 left
That big run sets up another playaction pass for McCarron. He overthrows Norwood, who then gets flagged for offensive pass interference. The CBS announcers called it a "ticky-tacky" call, and I think I would have to agree. The 15-yard penalty means 1st and 25 for 'Bama.
3-0, 1st Quarter, 3:11 left
The Tide give it to Lacy on first down, who breaks a few tackles for nine yards. On second down, McCarron can't get a good pass to Lacy. The ball bounces off his hands and is oh-so-close to being intercepted. On third and long, McCarron can only find Jones for six yards. Saban decides to trust his defense and punts on fourth and 10, even though his team is on the LSU 39
3-0, 1st Quarter, 2:45 left
The punt sails into the back of the end zone. LSU takes over at their 20.
3-0 LSU, 1st Quarter, 1:20 left
Mettenberger is looking better than McCarron so far, finding JC Copeland and Nic Jacobs for short gains that get a first down at the LSU 34. And then a brilliant misdirection play from LSU: Mettenberger takes the snap, turns to his left and pitches it to Hill, who rushes down the right side of the field for a 19 yard gain.
3-0 LSU, End of 1st
Mettenberger just reversed all the good his did on first down. Rolling out to the left to pass, he gets chased down from behind by Dee Milliner, who brings him down for a nine yard sack. On second down, LSU gets six yards back on a Michael Ford rush.
3-0 LSU, End of 1st
So it's 3-0 after the first quarter. Let me check the Oregon-USC score. It's 34-24 Ducks. At halftime. Yep, about what we expected for both games.
3-0 LSU, End of 1st
I wish they would stop showing these aerial shots of Tiger Stadium, because it makes me want to be there right now rather than my cold, cold New York apartment.
3-0 LSU, 2nd Quarter, 14:17 left
On third and 13, Mettenberger drops back and gets sacked from behind almost immediately. He didn't have a chance since he had to wait for his receivers to get downfield. Wing is out to punt, and the Tide calls for a fair catch and their own 8.
3-0 LSU, 2nd Quarter, 13:49 left
Even on TV, Death Valley sounds deafening right now. Alabama running back TJ Yeldon puts on his best honey-badger-don't-care impersonation by ripping off a 15 yard run down the left sideline. McCarron follows up with a playaction pass to Kelly Johnson for 10 yards and another first down.
3-0 LSU, 2nd Quarter, 12:20
Here's the McCarron that NFL scouts love. After a five-yard Yeldon run, McCarron finds Christion Jones over the middle for 16 yards. First and 10 for the Tide at midfield.
3-0 LSU, 2nd Quarter, 10:57
Just as LSU rode their ground game to their first-quarter field goal, 'Bama is doing the same. Three straight handoffs to Yeldon yield six, 12 and two yards respectively. It's second and eight for the Tide on the LSU 22.
3-0 LSU, 2nd Quarter, 8:45 left
First and goal for Alabama! After Lacy gains two yards to set up a third and six, the Tide pull off a weird play. It looks as if McCarron was making a short screen pass to Christion Jones on the right, but Jones takes the pass and cuts back to the left side, turns the corner and gets to the LSU 7.
I'm editing and monitoring Twitter, where the top 10 trending topics currently include 6 college football references. "LSU" was Number 2 for a moment, but just disappeared off the radar. Oh, now it's back. No love for 'Bama, though, it seems.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 8:17 left
Touchdown Tide! Lacy takes the handoff as his O-Line clears room for him down the right side. He's barely touched as he enters the end zone on his feet. Jeremy Shelly tacks on the extra point as Alabama goes up four.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 8:17 left
That was a great all-around drive by the Tide, who had to go 92 yards after LSU's punter extraordinaire (how often do I get to say that?) pinned them down at their own 8. The Tide gained 48 yards on the ground and 42 in the air.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 8:00 left
Oof, a bad decision by Michael Ford to take the Alabama kickoff out of the end zone. He was on his heels when he caught the ball and made it to only the LSU 12. Here's the CBS announcers' description. "That is a mistake." "No, no, no."
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 6:49 left
I was just about to type that the momentum was rolling back to Alabama, since they just forced LSU to go three and out. But after Wing booms his punt, Cyrus Jones can't handle it! The ball rolls out of his hands and LSU's Jerqwinick Sandolph pounces on it at the Alabama 32.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 6:25 left
Hill gets the ball and breaks into the open field, rushing 19 yards before being dragged down by three Tide defenders. But that's negated when, er, someone on Alabama gets flagged for offensive unnecessary roughness. I can't figure out what happened, and the CBS announcers can't seem to either. Anyway, that penalty negates Hill's run and moves the ball back to Alabama 28.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 5:08 left
A bad series for LSU: Hill rushes for one yards before Mettenberger throws incomplete. LSU tries a screen pass to Landry on third and 9, but he's tackled behind the line of scrimmage for a three-yard loss. So much for LSU's dreams of scoring an offensive touchdown against Alabama, which, by the way, they did not do in their last meetings.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 4:36 left
Alleman comes out for the field goal, and LSU decides to fake it! But Alabama is all over it! The holder took the snap and pitched it to Alleman, who was running down the left. But Alabama quickly tackles the less-than-swift kicker.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 4:36 left
A really weird call by Les Miles. Maybe he was unsure whether Alleman could've made what would've been a 42-yard field goal? But any team that faces a Les Miles team prepares for such fakes.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 3:38 left
Well, that botched fake didn't end up hurting LSU too much. Yeldon rushes two yards, and then McCarron can't find receivers on second and third down. Cody Mandell comes out and lofts what the CBS announcers praise as a "Brad Wing"-like punt, a 56-yarder that rolls out of bounds around the LSU 9. Yes, the highlights of the game so far have revolved around punting.
Stu, on a scale of 1 to "we're-making-wry-punter-references-left-and-right," how exciting is this game?
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 2:45 left
I was about to fall asleep but, suddenly, Mettenberger finds Spencer Ware for 38 yards! Ware was running a simple slant down the middle, but he beat his man and then appeared to drag three defenders with him until he was taken down at midfield.
Sara, I think my punter references have sufficiently answered your question.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 1:18 left
LSU picks up another quick first down after a seven-yard Mettenberger pass and a three-yard Ware rush. But after an eight-yard pass, Ware gets stuffed on a run to set up a big third and four on the Alabama 37. LSU will take a time out to think about it.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 1:08 left
Out of the shotgun, Mettenberger tries to squeeze a pass between two defenders to Nic Jacobs. He gets a hand on it but can't hang on. Alleman comes out for a 54-yard field goal. Will Miles fake again?
7--3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 1:08 left
Miles does not fake, which is a good thing because Alabama was expecting it. The bad news: Alleman was straight but short on the try. Alabama takes over at their own 37.
Guess we might be jinxing everyone with the punting jokes.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 1:01 left
Lacy rips off an 11-yard run, and LSU's Eric Reid looks like he hurt his shoulder as he made the tackle. CBS takes a timeout as the trainers help him off the field.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 0:51 left
And here comes the LSU pass rush! McCarron gets sacked from behind by Sam Montgomery. Actually, looking at the replay, you can credit that sack to the LSU secondary, who gave McCarron nowhere to throw. Alabama calls a timeout to stop the clock
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 0:41 left
On second and 15 from their own 43, McCarron tosses a screen pass to Lacy on the left. With blockers in front of him, he gets 18 yards before going out of bounds at the LSU 39. Alabama still has two timeouts left and should be able to get three, if not seven, points.
7-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 0:24 left
McCarron has Kevin Norwood on the right side for 11 yards, which gives Alabama another first down and stops the clock briefly. On first and 10, McCarron throws incomplete over the middle, but LSU safety Ronald Martin tackles the receiver before the ball is there. Pass interference on LSU.
14-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 0:11 left
Touchdown Alabama! After McCarron drops back to pass, he can't find a receiver. He also can't find any LSU defenders in the middle of the field, so he tucks the ball and scampers nine yards into the end zone. Shelley comes out for the extra point and it's good.
14-3 Alabama, 2nd Quarter, 0:11 left
Do you think Les Miles is regretting his decision to fake that field goal? My guess: Oh yes.
14-3 Alabama, Halftime
Alabama decides to squib the kickoff, which almost backfires when LSU picks it up around the 25 and returns it to the 50. That will give LSU one chance to throw a Hail Mary, but the Tigers promptly squander it as Mettenberger gets sacked to end the half.
14-3 Alabama, Halftime
Just what we expected, a low-scoring affair in Death Valley as Alabama leads 14-3. Well, it would have been 14-6 had Les Miles decided not to fake that field goal on fourth and 12. CBS asked Miles about that choice as he headed to the locker room as halftime. His answer: "I should've kept that one in my hat." Gotta credit him for his sense of humor.
LSU cheerleaders are parading around the field with a live tiger mascot during halftime festivities. As someone who went to college at a far-less-spectacular football school (hint: we had sometimes-Arizona Cardinals QB John Skelton), I am mystified.
As CBS explained, the live tiger, whose name is Mike, is placed outside the visitor's locker room. Best college-football animal tradition?
Important to note the "animal" qualification there. Do you think visitors to Nebraska would be as intimidated by a Cornhusker standing near their locker room, like, "hey, what's up, guys?" (No offense to cornhuskers.)
14-3 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 15:00 left
And we're back! More bad news for LSU: They're kicking off to start the half. It's a touchback and the Tide take over at their own 25.
Sara, there's definitely nothing scarier than Wichita State's mascot, WuShock.
14-3 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 13:55 left
So much for momentum. Alabama goes three and out, as McCarron throws it away on first down, Lacy gains six on second, and Barkevious "I know I have the most awesome name in college football" Mingo bats down McCarron's pass on third.
You're right, that thing is terrifying.
On a side note, I'm not sure who has a better name in college athletics: Barkevious Mingo or WuShock.
14-3 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 12:17 left
The LSU defense breaks into the backfield and nearly tackle Lacy for a two-yard loss. Lacy probably wishes he just went down there, because he somehow maintains his balance and runs backward, where LSU downs him for a six-yard loss to set up second and 16.
If Mingo goes pro, he better not ever have a "Metta World Peace" or "Ochocinco" moment. That moniker is a goldmine.
14-3 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 10:42 left
Lacy gets 11 yards on second down, but on third, McCarron throws slightly behind Kenny Bell, who can't hang onto the pass. Cody Mandell comes out to reprise his role in The Punter Games. It's a 33-yarder that LSU's Beckham fair catches at the LSU 42, giving the Tigers great field position.
14-3 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 10:00 left
LSU mixes it up by having Mettenberger run the option, which is kind of odd given that he's not fast. He takes the ball in the shotgun, runs to the right and pitches it to Shepard, who runs two yards. LSU runs almost the exact same play on second down, but the pitch sails out of bounds.
14-3 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 9:18 left
On third and seven, Mettenberger drops and fires down the right side to Kadron Boone. He spins out of a tackle and then scampers to the Alabama 36, a gain of 19 yards. LSU is back in Les-Miles-faking-a-field-goal range! Mettenberger can't get the offense together, though, and LSU burns a timeout to get organized.
14-3 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 7:40 left
The next three LSU plays go like this: HIll rush, Hill rush, Hill rush. Jeremy Hill, a true freshman, gets 11 yards on those rushes for another LSU first down. He now has 81 yards on 19 rushes today.
14-3 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 7:40 left
Alabama's Lacy, by the way, has 82 yards on 10 rushes. The running game has been far better than the passing today: LSU's Mettenberger is 11 for 20 for 111 yards, while McCarron is 9 for 18 for 93 yards.
14-3 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 6:20 left
LSU faces a third and five after a two-yard Hill rush and a three-yard Ware run. Saban calls a timeout to figure out how to set his defense. The ball's on the Alabama 20.
14-3 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 6:00 left
Beautiful pass from Mettenberger and LSU converts for a first down! Beckham ran an "out" pattern — he lined up on the right side and sprinted straight down field before taking a hard turn toward the sideline. Mettenberger slung a perfect pass to him.
14-3 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 4:35 left
A big penalty against LSU. After two four-yard rushes to set up third and 2, Jeremy Hill is called for a false start. It looks as if he didn't set himself after going in motion. Now it's third and 7 at the Alabama 11.
14-3 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 3:40 left
LSU converts again on third down! Mettenberger finds Landry just short of the first-down marker, but the receiver catches it and runs all the way to the LSU 1.
14-9 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 3:35 left
Touchdown LSU! The Tigers' touchdown drought is over as Jeremy Hill leaps into the end zone from just a yard out!
14-10 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 3:35 left
LSU now trails by only four after Alleman tacks on the extra point. We now have a football game. Or what Aussie punter Brad Wing would call "an American football game."
14-10 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 3:35 left
LSU tries the surprise onside kick! It looks as if the Tigers recovered it — but it also looks as if the Tigers touched it before the ball traveled 10 yards.
14-10 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 3:35 left
The officials agree: LSU touched the ball early. Looking at the replay, it looks as if the kicker touched the ball after it traveled only nine yards. Now the play is under official review.
14-10 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 3:35 left.
I'm pretty surprised by this call. MIles likes to gamble, but this didn't seem necessary. His defense is playing well, and the team has the momentum anyway after scoring the touchdown.
The officials confirm the call: LSU touched the ball early. Alabama takes over at the LSU 44.
14-10 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 3:19 left
The Tigers are now in danger of losing both their starting safeties this game. After TJ Yeldon rushes for four yards to the left, the Tigers' Craig Loston stays on the ground after the tackle. He's helped off the field. Remember, LSU already lost Eric Reid in the first half.
14-10 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 2:00 left
A big gain for Yeldon! Running to the right, he finds a seam down the right sideline for a 23-yard rush. Good news for LSU, though: Loston comes back onto the field.
14-10 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 1:13 left
Yeldon gets five yards on first down and two on second, setting up third and 3 at the LSU 10. Les Miles calls a timeout to set up his D. That's LSU's second timeout this half.
14-10 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 1:06 left
Alabama decides to hand it off to Yeldon, and he fumbles! LSU recovers! It was a poor handoff by McCarron, who put it at Yeldon's hip rather than in his stomach. Les Miles's onside-kick folly will not hurt him!
14-10 Alabama, 3rd Quarter, 1:06 left
CBS shows the kicker who touched that onside kick early, James Hairston, who is fist pumping that fumble recovery.
14-10 Alabama, End of 3rd Quarter
Huge gain for LSU! After Hill rushes for three yards, Mettenberger finds his 270-pound fullback, JC Copeland, on the left flat. It looks as if he's going to be taken down after just four or five yards, but he breaks two tackles and rumbles — and I mean rumbles — down the left sideline to the Alabama 45. It's a 42 yard gain for a player who has caught just his second pass this year.
CBS announcers make a good point–many in attendance at Death Valley aren't just Tiger fans. They're Oregon fans and Kansas State fans and "everyone wants Alabama to lose."
14-10 Alabama, 4th Quarter, 14:15 left
Zach Mettenberger has arrived. After throwing incomplete on first down and gaining just three yards on a short second down pass, he hangs in as the blitz gets to him on third down. But just before he's slammed to the ground, he zips a pass to Landry, who finds open running room and makes it to the Alabama 18.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 12:58 left
Touchdown LSU! Mettenberger lofts a perfect pass to a streaking Landry. The defensive back didn't have a chance. Alleman adds the extra point and LSU's home winning streak looks a little safer.
And for the first time in this game, it seems those fans (and 'Bama haters) could conceivably get their wish.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 12:58 left
Is Les Miles happy or what? It was hard to imagine he would be in this situation after the botched fake field goal and online kick.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 12:53 left.
LSU chooses not to onside kick this time. Alabama returns the ball to the 27.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 12:05 left
McCarron drops back and LSU's Bennie Logan swats the ball down at the line. On second down, Lacy gets stuffed. it's third and 10 and the Tiger crowd is roaring.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 12:02 left
Three and out for Alabama! McCarron had a wide-open receiver but badly overthrows him. He's almost intercepted, which would have been his first of the year. Mandell comes out to punt.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 11:51 left
Beckham returns the punt to the LSU 37, and prompted starts moving backwards. A false start sets them back five yards before Copeland loses a yard on the rush. It's second and 16.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 11:00 left
Another big pass for Mettenberger! He finds Beckham wide open 10 yards down on the right. Beckham shakes one defender and tiptoes down the sideline for a 36 yard gain! 1st and 10 on the Alabama 33.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 8:50 left
LSU isn't just relying on its ground game any more. After Hill gains two, Mettenberger rolls out left on a playaction before finding Landry for six yards. But Hill gets stuffed on third and two. Will Miles go for it on fourth down?
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 8:41 left
Yes! Miles gambles on fourth and one at the Alabama 25. LSU lined up in the wildcat formation with Spencer Ware behind center. It looks as if he got stopped short, but the officials will measure.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 8:41 left
The measuring sticks are out, and LSU is way, way short. Ware might have even lost some ground on that play. Still, I don't think this was a terrible decision for Miles. It would have been about a 42-yard field goal, which would have given LSU only a six-point lead.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 8:34 left
CBS notes that McCarron's last five passes have been incomplete. Make that six, as Norwood can't hang onto a pass on the right sideline. It would have been a 10-yard gain.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 8:00
McCarron breaks his streak. Unfortunately, Alabama actually lost a yard because Marvin Shinn is tackled behind the line of scrimmage after a quick pass.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 7:40 left
On third down, McCarron can't find any open receivers and takes off down the right sideline. He gets only five yards, and Mandell comes out to punt again. McCarron can only hope that Heisman voters aren't watching because they're all footballed-out after those exhausting Notre Dame and Oregon games.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 7:40 left
Alabama's game MVP so far, punter Cody Mandell, launches the ball 54 yards. Beckham fair catches at the LSU 19.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 6:49
Hill gains four yards on first down, and Mettenberger's pass on second bounces just short of his receiver. But on a big third down, he finds Landry wide open in the middle of the field for 13 yards and a first down.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 4:50 left
Ware gets only a yard on first down, and Michael Ford gets about three on second. It's third and 6 for LSU with less than five minutes left.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 4:00 left
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 3:23 left
LSU catches a break! After Hill gained four yards on first down, the fullback Copeland appeared to fumble on second down. But here's the catch: The play was whistled dead because of an LSU false start. Best false start ever for an offense.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 2:45 left
Another big play for LSU! Mettenberger lofts a pass to the right sideline, and it looks as if Alabama can intercept it. But Jeremy Hill appears to pluck the ball out of the defender's hands for a 22 yard gain. It's 1st and 10 for LSU at the Alabama 32.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 2:28 left
Copeland rushes for three yards, and Alabama uses its second timeout to stop the clock. After play resumes, Hill gets stuffed for a loss of three yards to set up a third and 10. But Saban calls another timeout to stop the clock.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 2:28 left
Will Miles run or pass? Judging from all his aggressive calls today — and Mettenberger's great play — I would guess pass. But Mettenberger pitches it to Hill, who gains only four. It's fourth and 6.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 1:39 left
Miles waits until the play clock winds down and calls a timeout. It looks as if Alleman will come out for about a 45-yard field goal. Miles is trusting his defense to prevent the Tide from getting to the end zone. He's also trusting his kicker, who missed from 54 yards earlier this game. This would be Alleman's career long field goal.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 1:34
It's wide left!
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 1:34 left.
So here we go. Alabama takes over at its own 28 with about a minute and a half left and no timeouts.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 1:25 left
A first down and more! McCarron finds Norwood on about a nine-yard pass, but he scampers for another nine.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 1:18 left
Another first down! McCarron finds Norwood again on the right sideline. Norwood just gets a foot in bounds before going out. It's a gain of 15. Ball's at the LSU 39.
This is it. Either LSU's 3-year home streak or Alabama's undefeated season goes down tonight.
17-14 LSU, 4th Quarter, 1:11 left
McCarron to Norwood again! It's a similar play — McCarron hit the receiver on the right sideline, just before Norwood falls out of bounds. An 11-yard gain to put the ball at the LSU 28.
20-17 Alabama, 4th Quarter, 0:51
Touchdown Alabama! After McCarron misses a pass deep, he tosses a screen pass to Yeldon, who finds blockers in front of him as he dances 28 yards to the end zone!
21-17 Alabama, 4th Quarter, 0:51 left
Shelley adds the extra point! And Death Valley is no longer deafening.
21-17 Alabama, 4th Quarter, 0:51 left
Here's where we stand: The Tigers trails by four with less than a minute left. They have no timeouts. And they must get into the end zone.
21-17 Alabama, 4th Quarter, 0:45 left.
The kickoff is short of the end zone, and Ford returns it to the 20.
20-17 Alabama, 4th Quarter, 0:30 left.
Mettenberger dumps off to Hill for just an eight yard gain. The clock keeps ticking.
20-17 Alabama, 4th Quarter, 0:13 left.
Another dump off to Hill. He loses three yards while trying to get out of bounds.
21-17 Alabama, End of game
Mettenberger is sacked on third down, and the game is over!
21-17 Alabama, Final
Home quarterback sacked on the last play of the game–oof! What a way to end it for Tigers fans.
21-17 Alabama, Final
It was going to be nearly impossible for LSU to march 80 yards with less than a minute left, but they still botched that final drive. Mettenberger needed to either throw the ball to the sidelines or deep enough for a first down, but instead chose two dump-off passes to his running back that ate too much clock.
21-17 Alabama, Postgame
Part 3 of the Alabama-LSU trilogy goes to the Crimson Tide, in a game that was perhaps even more enthralling than LSU's 9-6 overtime victory last year. With less than a minute left, Heisman candidate quarterback AJ McCarron threw a short screen pass to TJ Yeldon to give acronym-happy Alabama 21-17 win over the Tigers.
It's going to be tough to choose a game MVP here. McCarron didn't play especially well, completing just 14 of 27 passes for 165 yards. So I'm going to side with CBS and spotlight Yeldon, who in addition that game-winning catch also rushed for 76 yards on 11 carries.
The win seems that Alabama will keep marching towards what now seems like an inevitable chance to defend their national title, and to win their third in four years. LSU was the toughest date on their schedule, and they might not get tested again until the SEC championship game.
Les Miles of LSU will have a lot to think about before bed tonight. His big gambles — a fake field goal on fourth and 12 in the first half and a botched surprise onside kick in the second — didn't pay off. Now the Tigers have lost their home winning streak, which dated back to 2009, and also their national-championship hopes. They were No. 5 in the BCS standings and needed most of the undefeated teams in front of them — Alabama, Kansas State, Oregon and Notre Dame — to lose. They could've helped themselves Saturday night.


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Nursing Home Reform:
Continued Attention Is Needed to Improve Quality of Care in Small but Significant Share of Homes
GAO-07-794T: Published: May 2, 2007. Publicly Released: May 2, 2007.
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With the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 (OBRA '87), Congress responded to growing concerns about the quality of care that nursing home residents received by requiring reforms in the federal certification and oversight of nursing homes. These reforms included revising care requirements that homes must meet to participate in the Medicare or Medicaid programs, modifying the survey process for certifying a home's compliance with federal standards, and introducing additional sanctions and decertification procedures for noncompliant homes. GAO's testimony addresses its work in evaluating the quality of nursing home care and the enforcement and oversight functions intended to ensure high-quality care, the progress made in each of these areas since the passage of OBRA '87, and the challenges that remain. GAO's testimony is based on its prior work; analysis of data from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' (CMS) On-Line Survey, Certification, and Reporting system (OSCAR), which compiles the results of state nursing home surveys; and evaluation of federal comparative surveys for selected states (2005-2007). Federal comparative surveys are conducted at nursing homes recently surveyed by each state to assess the adequacy of the state's surveys.
The reforms of OBRA '87 and subsequent efforts by CMS and the nursing home industry to improve the quality of nursing home care have focused on resident outcomes, yet a small but significant share of nursing homes nationwide continue to experience quality-of-care problems. In fiscal year 2006, almost one in five nursing homes was cited for serious deficiencies, those that caused actual harm or placed residents in immediate jeopardy. While this rate has fluctuated over the last 7 years, GAO has found persistent variation in the proportion of homes with serious deficiencies across states. In addition, although the understatement of serious deficiencies--that is, when federal surveyors identified deficiencies that were missed by state surveyors--has declined since 2004 in states GAO reviewed, it has continued at varying levels. CMS has strengthened its enforcement capabilities since OBRA '87 in order to better ensure that nursing homes achieve and maintain high-quality care, but several key initiatives require refinement. CMS has implemented additional sanctions authorized in the legislation, established an immediate sanctions policy for homes found to repeatedly harm residents, and developed a new enforcement management data system. However, the immediate sanctions policy is complex and appears to have induced only temporary compliance in some homes with a history of repeated noncompliance. Furthermore, CMS's new data system's components are not integrated and national reporting capabilities are incomplete, which hamper CMS's ability to track and monitor enforcement. CMS oversight of nursing home quality has increased significantly, but CMS initiatives continue to compete for staff and financial resources. Attention to oversight has led to greater demand on limited resources, and to queues and delays in certain key initiatives. For example, a new survey methodology has been in development for over 8 years and resource constraints threaten the planned expansion of this methodology beyond the initial demonstration states. Significant attention from the Special Committee on Aging, the Institute of Medicine, and others served as a catalyst to focus national attention on nursing home quality issues, culminating in the nursing home reform provisions of OBRA '87. In response to many GAO recommendations and at its own initiative, CMS has taken many important steps; however, the task of ensuring high-quality nursing home care for all residents is not complete. In order to guarantee that all nursing home residents receive high-quality care, it is important to maintain the momentum begun by the reforms of OBRA '87 and continue to focus national attention on those homes that cause actual harm to vulnerable residents.
Aug 26, 2016
Medicare Part B:Data on Coupon Discounts Needed to Evaluate Methodology for Setting Drug Payment RatesGAO-16-643: Published: Jul 27, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 26, 2016.
Aug 5, 2016
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act:Information on Approval Process for State Innovation WaiversGAO-16-637R: Published: Jul 6, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 5, 2016.
Aug 1, 2016
Medicare Part B:CMS Should Take Additional Steps to Verify Accuracy of Data Used to Set Payment Rates for DrugsGAO-16-594: Published: Jul 1, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 1, 2016.
Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting:Existing Federal Efforts to Increase Awareness Should Be ImprovedGAO-16-645: Published: Jun 30, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 1, 2016.
Hospital Uncompensated Care:Federal Action Needed to Better Align Payments with CostsGAO-16-568: Published: Jun 30, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 1, 2016.
Jul 7, 2016
Drug Shortages:Certain Factors Are Strongly Associated with This Persistent Public Health ChallengeGAO-16-595: Published: Jul 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 7, 2016.
Jun 23, 2016
Defense Health Care:Availability and Quality Measurement of Women's Health Care Services in U.S. Military HospitalsGAO-16-596: Published: Jun 23, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 23, 2016.
Jun 20, 2016
Federal Autism Activities:Agencies Are Encouraging Early Identification and Providing Services, and Recent Actions Could Improve CoordinationGAO-16-446: Published: May 20, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 20, 2016.
Jun 15, 2016
Food and Drug Administration:Comprehensive Strategic Planning Needed to Enhance Coordination between Medical Product CentersGAO-16-500: Published: May 16, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 15, 2016.
Medical Product Oversight:FDA Needs More Strategic Planning to Guide Its Scientific InitiativesGAO-16-432: Published: May 16, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 15, 2016.
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International Patients
The Renfrew Center recognizes that eating disorders know no national or cultural boundaries. Since its founding in 1985, Renfrew has been a healing haven for women from around the world. No matter what nationality, culture or religion, Renfrew's goal is to help every woman with an eating disorder recognize her symptoms, be provided with a safe place for treatment and return to her community in a healthy condition.
Renfrew seeks to accomplish these goals while understanding the importance of working within a clients' cultural-religious framework. While the treatment philosophy at The Renfrew Center remains the same for everyone, accommodations are made for cultural, religious and dietary practices.
Additionally, Renfrew understands that traveling a great distance for treatment can feel frightening and the thought of being far away from loved ones even more frightening. To help alleviate some of those fears, Renfrew works with family and significant others every step of the way to facilitate communication with their loved ones. When possible, Renfrew will help find suitable accommodations near our locations so families can more easily participate in the treatment process.
Upcoming Webinar for Professionals:
Comida y Cultura: Cultural Differences When Working with Hispanic Eating Disorder Patients and Their Families
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The complexities of cultural differences permeate our clients' identity -- their sense of themselves, their bodies and their relationship with food. A culturally responsive therapist and/or nutritional counselor is able to access the process of healing with the wisdom and information needed to honor the Hispanic culture and connect to its core values. An attuned therapeutic relationship, so essential for healing and commitment to treatment, is more likely to occur when the client feels that the clinician "gets me" and "gets who I am". This presentation will not only provide information about Hispanic family and cultural core values, but will also provide attendees with tools to learn how to approach the unique challenges with food and body acceptance these clients face.
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Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 12pm to 5pm
Welcome to RAC's Gallery
We're open 6 days a week (the gallery is closed on Monday) and admission is free.
Drop by our light, airy first-floor gallery to explore stimulating high-quality art that changes each month.
During the course of a year we display diverse works in all media – acrylic, computer art, drawings, mixed media, oil, pastel, photography, prints, sculpture and watercolor.
Our goal is to provide maximum exposure for the talents of RAC members. Six exhibitions include 40-80 works exclusively by RAC exhibiting members … all members and the public have the opportunity to be juried into three other exhibits … and the first exhibit each year features artwork by RAC instructors and students.
"Brushwork" (August)
Featuring flowers by JP Licari Custom Floral Designs
and Flowers and Flowers by Adam Manjusk
"Photography and Sculpture" (September)
Rowayton Arts Center "FocusUnder40" Exhibition
Thanks to Adam Kuhn for this video featuring the 2015 Focus Under Forty exhibition and the Rowayton Arts Center.
Current Exhibition: Brushwork
August 7 - August 28
Exhibit Prospectus
Exhibition judges and jurors are recruited from throughout the regional arts community -- professional artists, curators, gallery directors, academics and instructors. Award winners are announced during the free reception for each exhibit.
Next exhibition: Brushwork Prospectus (See Homepage: Opportunities for Artists)
Portside Gallery
In addition to the exhibitions in our full gallery, we occasionally present special solo or small group shows in RAC's Portside Gallery.
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Even if they live in the city?
Even if they are old?
Rabies is serious, and even under all the above circumstances, should be vaccinated. It just takes ONE encounter with a potentially rabid animal...and Rabies is a virus that is 100% fatal once it's made it's way to the brain and you begin to show neurological symptoms...
An exception is if you live in a Rabies free state or country, like Hawaii or Japan.
Just a PSA!


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Guest speakers
Elena Mogilevski
Program Manager, The Myer Foundation
Elena is a Program Manager with The Myer Foundation. She has a First Class Honours Bachelor of Arts degree from Latrobe University. Prior to joining The Myer Foundation Elena worked at Monash University, Department of Political and Social Inquiry, researching Asian politics post September 11, democracy and Islam. She has also held a number of research positions with community based organisations. In 2010-11 Elena undertook a six months secondment at the Brotherhood of St Laurence where she worked with the finance strategy department.
Will Richardson
Chief Investment Officer, Impact Investment Group
Will Richardson is the Chief Investment Officer of Impact Investment Group (IIG) who manages $100m in assets under management. IIG is a leading Australian impact investment funds manager. Their vision is to advance a new model of business – one that ensures economic, social and environmental prosperity. IIG source and develop investment platforms that generate social and environmental value throughout the investment's life, as well as delivering financial returns for investors. Will oversees Impact Investment Group's investment portfolio and investor relations. He has over 10 years' experience in the private equity, property and corporate finance sectors, and has provided investment advice to organisations, families and high net wealth individuals. Will was previously the Investment Manager and Executive Officer at the CVC Group, after beginning his career at Ernst & Young.
Rebecca Scott
Co-Founder and CEO, STREAT
Rebecca is the co-founder and CEO of STREAT, a social enterprise that provides homeless and disadvantaged youth with a pathway from the street to long-term employment in the hospitality industry. Since starting its first street food cart in Melbourne in 2010 the organisation has now scaled to run six hospitality businesses (four cafes, a coffee roastery and a catering company). Across these businesses, the young people in STREAT's programs have had over 30,000 hours of training and support opportunities, whilst helping serve half a million customers. By 2016 STREAT aims to be helping 250 youth each year and be completely self-funded through its business operations. Before starting STREAT Rebecca was the Vice-President of KOTO, a hospitality training program and social enterprise for street youth in Hanoi. Prior to this she worked for a decade in science communication management at the CSIRO, Australia's premier science research organisation.
Christopher Thorn
Senior Investment Adviser, Evans and Partners
Christopher Thorn (BCom, FFin, MSAA, MAICD) is a Partner and Head of Philanthropy and Charitable Services at Evans and Partners. Christopher is an accomplished financial services executive who has 30 years experience working across private wealth management, institutional equities, philanthropy and social investment, providing investment advice to a diverse client group with a particular focus on strategy, governance and asset allocation. Christopher commenced a 28 year career with JBWere in 1984 where he worked in Melbourne as a Retail and Institutional Adviser. In 1993 he moved to New York where he provided advice on Australian and New Zealand equities to US Institutional clients. Upon returning to Australia in 1996 he was appointed Manager of the firm's Queensland business, and made a Partner in 1997. On returning to Melbourne in 2001, he held a variety of senior management roles within JBWere's Private Wealth Management business, including business integration and strategy. In 2002, Christopher established the firm's Philanthropic Services division. His primary responsibilities included raising awareness of philanthropic issues and providing advice on investment and capital management to individuals and organisations wishing to implement a philanthropic strategy. In this role he established the JBWere Charitable Endowment Fund. He has developed a particular interest in fostering relationships between interested parties in order to facilitate the giving process including advocating for the development of a Social Capital market in Australia. He retired as a Partner of Goldman Sachs Australia in 2011. Christopher is Chairman of ShareGift Australia, President of the Camberwell Grammar School Foundation, a Director of Impact Investing Australia, a member of the Australian Advisory Board of the Social Impact Investment Taskforce established by the G8 and the Melbourne Advisory Council of the Centre for Social Impact. He was formerly a partner of Goldman Sachs Australia (2003- 2011), Council Member of Philanthropy Australia, Chair of the MLC Community Foundation Advisory Board, founding Chairman of StreetSmart Australia and an inaugural board member of Giving West.
Natasha Yemm
Policy Innovation, Social Policy Branch, Australian Government Department of Employment
Natasha Yemm manages the Social Enterprise Development and Investment Funds (SEDIF) initiative at the Australian Government Department of Employment. Containing $40 million of Australian Government and private capital, the SEDIF funds make loan and equity investments into social enterprises. The SEDIF initiative sits within the area of the department responsible the development of evidence-based policies that promote the social and economic participation of people, particularly those at risk of disadvantage. Natasha's previous roles have focused on local community economic development and innovative locally focused labour market projects.
John McLeod
Consultant, Philanthropic Services, JB Were
John joined Goldman Sachs JBWere's Philanthropic Services team on its establishment in 2001 after 16 years in resource equity markets. His primary responsibilities were researching and analysing trends in the philanthropic sector; interpreting the findings to provide valuable insights for clients; and forging relationships between clients with a philanthropic interest and the not-for-profit sector. After retiring as a Principal and Executive Director of Goldman Sachs JBWere, John has been able to devote more time to both his family's interests in private philanthropy through a Private Ancillary Fund (PAF) established in 2004 and broader education through independent consultancy in the sector while still undertaking research and client advisory work for the Philanthropic Services team at JBWere. John is also the co-author of IMPACT – Australia: Investment for social and economic benefit.


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