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More Special Programs at William Floyd Estate, Fire Island in August 2012
Contact: Paula Valentine, 631-687-4759
With the end of summer getting closer every week, you may want to mark your calendar and participate in one of Fire Island National Seashore's broadly diverse programs. This month, there are special talks and activities at each of the park's visitor centers, from the William Floyd Estate to the Fire Island Wilderness, Sailors Haven and the Fire Island Lighthouse.
Highlights this Saturday, August 18, include decoy carving on the porch at the William Floyd Estate from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Summer Gunner: The Art and Lore of Traditional Decoy Carving is presented by local carver and historian Jamie Reason, who will share his knowledge of the history of waterfowl hunting on Long Island, and perhaps impress you with his mastery of traditional hand-carving skills. Both the program and parking are always free at the William Floyd Estate, where you may also tour the 25-room Old Mastic House. (Call 631-399-2030 for more information.)
At the Fire Island Lighthouse all weekend, August 18 & 19, you may join the Great South Bay Amateur Radio Club (GSBARC) to learn about a common means of communications in the past that remains an invaluable tool even today. During Lighthouse/Lightship Weekend, the GSBARC, (W2GSB/LH), will be operating from the historic Fire Island Lighthouse to relive history as the radio operators talk to other lighthouses around the world, using radios and wire antennas just like Marconi did in 1901.
There's a special treat for boaters at Sailors Haven Marina this Saturday night, but with a little bit of logistical planning, anyone can enjoy this free program. Inside the Sailors Haven Visitor Center, the park's science communications park ranger will present Science of the Sunken Forest on Saturday, August 18 from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
To reach the Sailors Haven Visitor Center, you may take the ferry from Sayville to Sailors Haven (last ferry leaves Sayville at 6:00 p.m. on Saturdays), but you'll need to return on the Cherry Grove to Sayville ferry (leaving Fire Island at 8:45 and 9:45 p.m.). Plan for a 1-mile walk between Sailors Haven and Cherry Grove. Water taxi service is available from most Fire Island communities with arrangements made in advance. (For more information, call 631-687-4766.)
Save the date for another special after-hours program at Sailors Haven/Sunken Forest:
An August 17 program at the Fire Island Wilderness Visitor Center has been cancelled, but mark your calendars. On Friday, September 28 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. , the local musical group Shipmates will again perform sea chanteys and ballads that reflect the rich maritime heritage of Fire Island. Bring your own acoustic instruments if you'd like to play along. The Wilderness Visitor Center is located at the southernmost end of the William Floyd Parkway, with parking available at the adjacent Smith Point County Park. (For more information, call 631-281-3010.)
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My 4 year old, Halo was stoked on getting her first season pass. She was excited to take her first run, then quickly tired and wanted a snack! haha - "Dada, can we go to Dairy Queen?" What?! She must have saw the DQ in Zig-Zag... haha - ya win some and lose some.
Halo made it one run, then we all went in the lodge and had lunch. If you've never had the Nacho's at bar in the lodge, order them. They're huge! We also had some Ice Axe IPA's too. I took about 5 Mile to Flood laps, then we headed home.
I had a lot of fun, had some good convo with my wife, and finally purchased that Tline hoody I've had my eye on for a while that Wilde & Co designed.
Stoked on the day.
Total backcountry mission. haha
*On another note, I sold the 2014 Outback and bought this little Forester; tread on little car, tread on! I can finally afford to go to the MTN again without that huge car payment.
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You guys are inspiring!
What Jesse is doing here, is exactly what I have in mind for this site. He's doing it though! Nice work man! It's killer to see you guys putting in work on my home mountain. MSH is truly a mostly undiscovered playground. I encourage people to keep riding on Mt. Hood; it's not that good up here on MSH. lol
30 Minute Edits: Mount St. Helens East 1-31-15 Trip Report from Jesse Hambley on Vimeo.
With the PNW having an off season and the weather feeling a bit more like spring, Jeff Snyder and I headed out to explore the East side of Mt. St. Helens. 10 miles by bike, 12 miles by foot, we set out to do some research on the current snow levels and the possibilities for future trips. From ranging elk to daring mountain goats, this region is just breathtaking and not explored much by human power in the winter.
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30 Minute Edits: Mt. St. Helens Wormflow 2-15-15 from Jesse Hambley on Vimeo.
It's sad to read the extended forecast for the PNW, but either you can hang up your boots or get out and enjoy the spring conditions. Kelly & Jeff Steele and I chose the latter and headed up the worm flow route on Mt. St. Helens this past weekend. Finding consistent snow around 5,500 feet, we rode around 3,000 feet of corn down from the summit. The conditions are basically spring freeze thaw, so expect hard snow until it bakes in the sun for awhile and ice in the shadows.
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Deliver the Goods.
You're messing with my livelihood Mother Nature. I'm just sitting around, eating pizza and drinking beer; waiting on the snow... STILL. I'm getting fat. Please deliver the goods!
Usually this area on MSH is covered with 6' of snow by now. 📷 @mshinstitute
The Climb.
Alpy Haus.
Can't wait to visit!
Mt. St. Helens was bonier than a Super-Model. I still had a great first day out touring and putting a few scrapes on my splitty with Kris and Luke though. We got up to about the 4,500-5,000 ft mark, had some lunch, then picked our way down the hill through the rocks. We grabbed some 10 Barrel Pray for Snow in Cougar on the way back down - Because, well... we need some help. #prayforsnow
I def need to slash some pow and ride some steeper lines soon. Once again, no riding pics this trip. I need to work on planning out more photo ops' while we're actually on our boards, instead of just strapping in and mobbing all the way down to the bottom of the mountain. Or, if any photog's would like to get on board with our project, hit us up!
Being out in these mountains is truly a blessing though. It's hard to soak in the beauty and what you're looking at sometimes. I'm so glad to call the PNW home on days like this.
See ya out there...
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Searching your roots in the Netherlands?
If you have roots in the Netherlands, you might be interested in the Dutch Genealogical Society's English website.
The NGV has some 9,500 members and is one of the largest European genealogical societies. Expert Roelof Vennik is the group's head and says that researching relatives in the Netherlands is easy.
"The Netherlands is a good country to search in, perhaps the best in Europe. We have a very good, logical archive system, which isn't spread out. Everything is in the national, provincial and city archives. What's more, it's completely free of charge in the Netherlands. A lot of data has been archived. I'd say it's an eldorado for genealogists."
He offers tips for researchers outside the country who wish to search Dutch archives and websites.
--Learn the essential key words in Dutch. For a search, know achternaam (surname), genealogie (genealogy), kwartierstaat (a list of all ancestors), stamreeks (a list showing the descent in the male line) and stamboomonderzoek (research on the family tree).
--Spelling is important. While Van Dyke is a common US name, the original Dutch name may be Van Dijk or Van Dijck.
--Learn where a person was born - ask relatives and family friends to help.
--Check private family websites by Googling your name. You might find distant relatives who already have important information. Contact them and see if you can cooperate in researching the family.
--Access Dutch archives - an increasing number are online. These include the city of Rotterdam. There are also genealogical guides for people living outside the Netherlands. The NGV has various publications.
--Contact the NGV, which may be able to answer your questions.
--You might wish to hire a researcher. Vennik says that research can cost 2000-3000 euros plus travel expenses. The Central Bureau for Genealogy (CBG) in the Hague has a list of researchers.
Founded in 1946, the Nederlandse Genealogische Vereniging (NGV) - the Dutch Genealogical Association, the nearly 10,000 members range from beginners to experts, and is run by volunteers who try to support and facilitate research for researchers. They do not perform private research.
The NGV has 28 geographic regional branches which hold meetings and other activities for members and others. It has three divisions which operate nationally: the Computer Genealogy division, the Heraldic division and the Family Organisations division.
The Family Organization division handles one-family associations. Membership includes the NGV magazine, published 10 times each year, but only in Dutch. The group's national center is about 20 minutes from Amsterdam, and it offers service groups such as those working on local and regional levels. These groups include Contact, Research Exchange and Information and Promotion service. The Genealogical Advice service offers help when research attempts have stalled.
The NGV's address is Nederlandse Genealogische Vereniging, Postbus 26, 1380 AA Weesp, the Netherlands.
A Dutch Roots blog offers help in tracing roots. In March, a five-part series was announced providing information on both online and offline resources.
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--Document scans are rarely available but this is changing.
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In January, the blog offered a posting covering online records. Some websites covered include Genlias, Zeeuwen gezocht, Brabants Historisch Informatie Centrum, Tresoar, Drenlias, Emigrants from Drenthe, HCO, Het Utrechts Archief, Muster rolls from the Northern Maritime Museum, Noordhollandse huwelijken and the Nationaal Archief .
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I have to say that I am in love with T25. It's Beachbody's newest home fitness program and it's 25 minutes a day 5 days a week. The whole philosophy is that you go as hard as you can for 25 minutes and you literally just focus on giving it your all! It is a great calorie burn and in my opinion when I look at the TV and it says only 25 minutes I really feel like I can give it all I've got for that time frame! To me I think I actually get a better workout in 25 minutes vs a long 45 minute workout where I dog it in the beginning because I know I have a lot of time left.
I did both the cardio and the speed 1.0 workout this past week. I have to say that they were both awesome. My husband is doing T25 straight through. So he isn't doing a hybrid like me. We took his before pictures and measurements last week. So you can follow his progress here as well!!!
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I don't know why, but it's the same with me.
I don't know why, but it's the same with me.
Life is death. We all take turns. It's sacred to eat during our turn and be eaten when our turn is over. RichMahogany.
Same - I assume it's less inflammation?
I assumed it was something to do with the liver. Drinking tends not to be so intense when I'm eating more carbs regularly.
Depression Lies
It could be from having less. If I drink 3 glasses of wine a night (my glasses are 4-5 oz) I'm quite tolerant again.
Female, 5'3", 50, Max squat: 202.5lbs. Max deadlift: 225 x 3.
It's always been just one. (Except for an occasion). Since paleo, the one effects me way different. I feel pretty buzzed?
Sugar slows alcohol metabolism, although I doubt thats the issue. Might be a similar thing happening though?
Sugar in mixed drinks slows down effects of alcohol – Eatocracy - CNN.com Blogs
Of course, fatty foods slow down alcohol metabolism as well. And they should even out blood sugar drops I would think. Hence the old advice to make sure you have something on your stomach before drinking.
Oh that's a thought. If sugar slows alcohol metabolism, then less sugar present (paleo) would speed metabolism of alcohol, hence the overly intoxicated feeling....hypothesis forming...hmmm
This thread inspired me to finally open that bottle of wine my wife bought me.
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April 10th: 220lbs
If you're low carb, it could be low blood sugar that you're feeling.
I read this here. Haven't checked the sources though.Alcohol is a powerful inhibitor of gluconeogenesis. In fact, it forces part of the gluconeogenic metabolic process into reverse. This means that if all the glucose in the blood is being derived from gluconeogenesis then the consumption of alcohol will inevitably cause the blood glucose level to fall. Worse still, the alcohol also stops ketone body production, thus leaving the brain entirely without fuel.
A person who is ketotic is 100% reliant on gluconeogenesis to maintain adequate levels of glucose in the blood. If, under these circumstances alcohol is taken, the person will become disorientated and might lose consciousness, not just from the alcohol, but from low blood sugar. Needless to say, this could be very dangerous, and even fatal.
Alcohol does not have these effects if the glycogen stores in the liver are normal. Under these circumstances the blood glucose level in the blood is maintained by the breakdown of liver glycogen, a process that is not influenced by alcohol. If a person becomes confused under these circumstances it is due simply to the pharmacological effects of the alcohol!
Alcohol does knock me out of ketosis (measured by blood ketones) but I've never checked my blood sugar after drinking. I also "feel it" more when I drink on low carb.
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First before I tell you how to win, here is my review. They tasted very good. They were lightly sweetened, and reminded me alot of Captain Crunch except not quite as sweet. I like them because they have no High Fructose Corn Syrup in them, and my kids seem to like them. I let all 6 judges on my "Taste Tester Panel" try it. (That would be my 6 children). I got 1 "Good" with a thumbs up, a "Mommy, it's good", my 7 yr old thought they were "Fantastic", and another "Good" with a smile. The 2 yr old twins were too busy eating to give their opinion. Maybe they will when they get older and a little more talkative. The box is almost gone right now as I type this so I guess they really like them:).
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Purchased with the assistance of The Art Fund and the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851
The Indian items on display include jewellery, textiles and model boats. After the closure of the exhibition in October 1851, a parliamentary grant of £5000 was given to the V&A to finance the creation of its core collections. £1500 of this was spent on Indian manufactures, some of which were purchased from the exhibition.
'The Indian Court and Jewels', after Henry Clarke Pidgeon, lithograph, 1851. From book in NAL, pressmark 110.F.16, p.29
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Regarding toll relief:
Without leverage, influence, authority or clout, Staten Islanders are dependent on the "kindness of strangers."
Decades of disdain and willful neglect from the city and state crystallize exactly what we can expect.
The smallest possible sop will be thrown our way and declared a breakthrough comparable to the invention of electricity by the governor, mayor, Metropolitan Transportation Authority and Port Authority. We'll be able to count our savings in pennies, and you know what you can do with them: Zilch. Nada. Zero. Bupkus.
Then, down the road, the next round of increases will restart the same sorry saga.
We are alone here, folks. The rest of the population could not care less. We are the yo-yos, thrown up and down by tolling authorities in our state, deliberately created to have neither transparency nor responsibility to the people they serve.
In any other community in this country, bureaucrats imposing these outrageous tolls would be run out of town on a rail. Here, we just fork over their fat salaries, provide them with fantastic pensions and wish them good luck. But we are the ones who need it.


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Marco Rubio Has Angered GOP Rep. Peter King With His Marco Rubioness
Back in January, New Face Of The Hope Of New GOP Future Marco Rubio voted against the $60.4 billion in aid for Sandy relief bill because O MAH GAWD ALL DEH PORK!
And recently, Charisma Boy! flew to New York to raise campaign money (maybe also selling those awful Rubio Thirsty bottles)
But at least one GOP Rep. ain't keen on Charisma Boy! as the New Face Of The Golden Dawn GOP Super Terrific Good Times Republican Party. Mainly because the rep sees Rubio as the goldbricking hypocritical assbag that he is.
Rep. Peter King of Nueva York went on MSNBC's Morning Joe television program Friday morning and said Marco Rubio should just forget it and stay home.
He also referred to him as "this guy," which is fantastic.
King's beef comes from the fact that Rubio has the gall -- NAY, THE BALLS -- to vote against hurricane relief for New York when Florida has gotten gobs and gobs of federal hurricane aid over the years, while simultaneously coming to New York to ask for money.
Ha. Ha. Oh, Rep. King. You have no idea.
"Any of those people who voted and postured against money coming to New York or New Jersey and then wants to come up here and take the money out of our pockets, forget it. They can stay home," King told Morning Joe's Joe.
"Guys like Marco Rubio in Florida," King also said. "All the money that your people have gotten in Florida over the years from every hurricane that came along. And this guy has the nerve to vote against money for New York and then come up here and try to raise money. You know, he can forget it."
So basically, King would rather Rubio just stay out of New York altogether if he's just going to be a blatant asshole about things.
King went on to say how his relationship with Congress is forever fractured, thanks to them dragging their feet in getting New York and New Jersey aid during their biggest time of need.
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Ryan Giggs and Craig Bellamy inspire Stuart Pearce's side to victory
Actions, funnily enough, speak louder than unsung words. There remains something awkward about a Great Britain side whose captain, vice-captain and their Welsh compatriots stand stony-faced when the national anthem is played beforehand, but once again Ryan Giggs and Craig Bellamy let their football speak eloquently and forcibly on their behalf in front of a huge crowd at Wembley last night.
Giggs started and finished the move that brought Britain's opening goal in the 17th minute and Bellamy was their outstanding player all evening. With David Beckham watching from the Royal Box, following his omission from Stuart Pearce's squad, the


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One person was injured in an officer-involved shooting in southwest Oklahoma City, police said.
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Context Many biomarkers are proposed in highly cited studies as determinants of disease risk, prognosis, or response to treatment, but few eventually transform clinical practice.
Objective To examine whether the magnitude of the effect sizes of biomarkers proposed in highly cited studies is accurate or overestimated.
Data Sources We searched ISI Web of Science and MEDLINE until December 2010.
Study Selection We included biomarker studies that had a relative risk presented in their abstract. Eligible articles were those that had received more than 400 citations in the ISI Web of Science and that had been published in any of 24 highly cited biomedical journals. We also searched MEDLINE for subsequent meta-analyses on the same associations (same biomarker and same outcome).
Data Extraction In the highly cited studies, data extraction was focused on the disease/outcome, biomarker under study, and first reported relative risk in the abstract. From each meta-analysis, we extracted the overall relative risk and the relative risk in the largest study. Data extraction was performed independently by 2 investigators.
Results We evaluated 35 highly cited associations. For 30 of the 35 (86%), the highly cited studies had a stronger effect estimate than the largest study; for 3 the largest study was also the highly cited study; and only twice was the effect size estimate stronger in the largest than in the highly cited study. For 29 of the 35 (83%) highly cited studies, the corresponding meta-analysis found a smaller effect estimate. Only 15 of the associations were nominally statistically significant based on the largest studies, and of those only 7 had a relative risk point estimate greater than 1.37.
Conclusion Highly cited biomarker studies often report larger effect estimates for postulated associations than are reported in subsequent meta-analyses evaluating the same associations.
Diagonal lines represent equal effects between the highly cited study and the largest study (A) or the meta-analysis (B), respectively. A, Not shown are 3 topics whereby the highly cited study was the same as the largest study. B, Meta-analyses may include the data from the highly cited studies, but the latter are usually small compared with the corresponding meta-analyses (median, 5%; interquartile range, 2%-12%, of the meta-analysis sample size).
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The aftermath of Partition -A.G. NOORANI
Reports from British diplomats in India and Pakistan on Partition squabbles, Kashmir, Junagadh, Hyderabad and, interestingly, the CPI.
LIONEL CARTER holds scholars in debt for the excellently annotated compilations he has produced, namely, five volumes of the Punjab Governor's reports, three of the United Provinces (U.P.) Governor's reports and Mountbatten's last report on his viceroyalty; all published by Manohar. For more than a decade he served on the team that produced the Documents on The Transfer of Power to India 1942-1947.
The two volumes of Partition Observed contain reports from British diplomats in India and Pakistan. Compilers of documents in South Asia can learn a lot from him on how they should be compiled and annotated. He has described how material was obtained from the archives and the gaps in their collections. They range over a wide field – the massacres, Partition squabbles, Kashmir, Junagadh, Hyderabad and some very interesting materials on the Communist Party of India.
To Lord Addison, Secretary of State for the Dominions, Sir Terence Allen Shone, High Commissioner in India, wrote on September 5: "Despite the criticisms of foreign correspondents by Pandit Nehru on August 28, which were regarded as directed particularly at one of the BBC's observers, there now seems little doubt that his report and that, for instance, of the special correspondent of The Times, from Jullundur on August 24 (published in The Times on the following day), were correct in attributing a large part of the first major atrocities to organised bands of Sikhs, acting in retaliation for what the Muslims had done to the Sikhs in Rawalpindi last March. While there was undoubtedly serious trouble at an early stage in Lahore, it seems clear that Sikh atrocities further inflamed the situation in the West Punjab."
A top secret paper defined the circumstances in which British troops were to be used for the protection of British lives in India. "If the time should come when we have to seek the protection of British troops, we shall be in a strong position if the Indians have tried and failed," Sir Shone wrote to the Joint Parliamentary Under Secretary Archibald Carter on September 9. We had come that close to humiliation.
Curiously, London was still occupied with forging "long-term defence arrangements" with India.
Nehru faced a solid phalanx of communalists in the Cabinet. Only Maulana Azad and John Mathai supported him, G.D. Birla told John Shattock of the High Commission. Gandhi fought for the protection of Muslim lives in India. On Pakistan, he was belligerent. He said at his prayer meeting on September 26: "He had been an opponent of all warfare but if there was no other way of securing justice from Pakistan, if Pakistan persistently refused to see its proved error and continued to minimise it, Indian Union Government would have to go to war against it." The next day he explained that if one party persisted in wrongdoing and did not settle "the only way left open was that of war".
"Gandhi was very stiff about Kashmir"
Kingsley Martin and Dorothy Woodman met him shortly before his tragic assassination and recorded their discussion for the Nehru Memorial Museum & Library's Oral History Project.
Kingsley Martin said: "I got to Delhi in time to have an interview with Gandhi on Tuesday. Gandhi, I think, was killed on Friday if I remember rightly. I had an interview by Amrit Kaur. She sent his speech and took some notes, which I think I have still got, of our conversation. Gandhi was very stiff about Kashmir to my complete astonishment, and absolutely adamant about fighting it out, as if Kashmir belonged to India.
"B.R.Nanda: Gandhi said that?
"K. Martin: Yes. And he would not have anything to do with any kind of compromise about it. I said: 'If you are going to fight for Gilgit, you will fight the wrong way – all of you. And you won't get there. You are going to have Pakistan as a permanent enemy.' He turned round to me, and he said: 'You are only a journalist and you have no right to say this kind of thing when you have not even seen the documents or the history or anything about it.' So I was rather abashed and then he said: 'Well, perhaps I am rather brusque with you because you are not the only person; some very well-informed people indeed have been saying the very same thing to me in the last week.'… That night I was Nehru's guest, but he put me off into the Government House.
I had been staying with Nehru for a day or two and then he packed me in the Government House. So I was with Mountbatten. I said to Mountbatten: 'Have you seen Gandhi lately?' 'Yes,' he said. 'I saw him last week and we parted "brass rags".' That was his phrase. I said: 'Why was that?' 'Well,' I told him, 'you ought to divide Kashmir and come to an end of this situation.'… Then I found that Nehru was quite really unwilling to talk much about this. In all the years that have gone, I have tried to talk about Kashmir, not from the Pakistan point of view, but in order to try and see what compromise can be made. Nehru was very unwilling to talk about all this." The only man who talked of peace was Rajaji. He proposed a settlement based on the partition of Kashmir.
As for Vallabhbhai Patel, Shone reported to Philip Noel-Baker, as Secretary of State for the Dominions, on November 1: "Patel has never made any secret of his anti-Muslim or pro-Sikh sentiments; he is also realistic and of course vigorously anti-communist; he would no doubt like to run the country and might be expected to do it ruthlessly, primarily in Hindu interests and in those of himself and his friends. Nehru may be too much of an idealist and too emotional but he is certainly more of a statesman in the wider sense, and he has a pliability which Patel does not possess. Nor should I expect him to stand on his pride to the same extent as Patel. Nehru no doubt still exercises far more popular appeal than Patel, but Patel is said to have strong backing in the Congress Working Committee." One close friend was G.D. Birla, a companion on his walks "every morning". On Patel, Lord Ismay remarked that "he had never known a man, unless it was Jinnah, who appeared to have less humanity in him".
JUNE 2, 1947: At this meeting with Indian leaders called by Lord Mountbatten, the last Viceroy of India presented the partition plan. It was accepted the next day and announced over All India Radio. To Mountbatten's right are Jawaharlal Nehru, Acharya Kripalani and Sardar Baldev Singh. To his left are Mohammed Ali Jinnah, Liaquat Ali and Sardar Abdur Rab Nishtar.
Birla was level-headed. He told Shattock and Alexander Symon, the Deputy High Commissioner, that people were seized of "a communal attitude of the most intransigent kind. Everyone in all classes of society was imbued with it. Not even the political leaders who exercised such strong influence over the masses in former days could stem its feelings. They were being carried along on the flood which they were at present unable to control. Even the attitude of the Congress party and [of] the masses of its followers to this question had undergone a great change and was now much more nearly a Mahasabhite one…. Before he left he handed to Mr. Symon a confidential pamphlet which he was submitting to the Cabinet containing proposals for a five-year economic plan for the Dominion. He said he would be extremely grateful for the personal views of members of the High Commissioner's staff on this pamphlet both from the economic and political angle. In passing he remarked that India, in the future, would be neither a fully capitalist nor a fully socialist state. There would be room for private enterprise and state industries as well as state supervision over the whole economic field." The paper was given to the British even before it was seen by the Indian Cabinet.
Rajaji was one of the very few who kept his head. He told Shone on November 15 that he was concerned at the situation he had found here, particularly with regard to the relations between India and Pakistan. "He said that while it was not for him to criticise Indian Ministers, he could not help feeling that in the disputes with Pakistan, they were all too often motivated by the desire to score off the opposite side. Whither was this likely to lead? He did not mention any particular Ministers, but he left me in no doubt that in his view the general line which was being taken with regard to the various disputes with Pakistan was petty, short-sighted and dangerous." He criticised Britain for "becoming too much tied to the American tail".
Charan Singh, then Parliamentary Secretary in U.P., thought that the "inexorable logic of partition of Mother India on a religious basis can admit only of two peaceful solutions of the problem, namely an exchange of population or an unqualified denunciation of the two-nation theory by Muslim Leaguers and the launching of an active enthusiastic campaign by them for unification of the two Dominions. There is no other middle path. Not all the efforts of our Nehrus and Pants can bring peace to this unfortunate land otherwise." The then president of the United Provinces Congress Committee stated that "the Congress could not be fooled by the professions of loyalty to India so freely and frequently made by Muslim Leaguers nowadays. Their sole aim seemed to be to enter the Congress by the backdoor methods and get a share in the administration. 'I want to tell the Leaguers your infiltration tactics and sabotaging would not succeed. We know you always betrayed the country, you stabbed us in the back and so we will give you your proper place.'" That was Purshottam Das Tandon.
A cult grew around Ram Manohar Lohia, a member who bequeathed his destructive opportunism to Madhu Limaye, George Fernandes, Raj Narain and sundry other wreckers. This is what he said on October 18, 1947: "Pakistan will have to go in one of three ways. Either [the] population of Pakistan will overthrow [the] League government and establish [a] secular state and reunite with India; secondly, [the] new leaders of Pakistan may realise [the] folly of [the] two-nation theory and change their ways and enter into agreements with us and start from being a confederation and once again become a single India; thirdly, war. Pakistan will disappear within the next five years."
United Front suggested
The volumes contain interesting material on the CPI. P.C. Joshi, its best general secretary ever, advocated a united front on October 4: "It has to include within its fold our national leaders like Gandhi and Nehru right up to socialists and communists. Only if all parties came together would they be able to rally the people, stop the riots and crush the enemies within their gates. Reactionary vested interests who feared national reconstruction were the very elements who incited communal tension in order to sabotage all attempts at reconstruction by the national government."
Shattock reported to London on October 11: "Mian Iftikharuddin, the well-known Congress Communist Muslim of Lahore, who has recently become Minister for Refugees in the West Punjab told a friend in Delhi recently that he had accepted this post 'in Party interests' and with the Party leaders' blessings (meaning the Communist Party). The Communists' programme in India was at present obscure. The Bombay leaders had just declared their support for the Indian government's policy and Nehru's leadership but with their usual ulterior motives in doing so. They do not appear to have made up their minds about Pakistan yet, but the Communist organisation in Pakistan is very weak and always has been amongst Indian Muslims. The Sikh Kirti group in northern India is completely disorganised. The remnants are attempting to reform with Amritsar as their headquarters. The rift continues between this group and the Bombay CPI Polit-bureau, but in the new situation local enthusiasts expect a new policy and possibly a new line-up." That did happen at the second party Congress in Calcutta (now Kolkata) in February 1948. P.C. Joshi was ousted by the hardliner B.T. Ranadive.
NEHRU WITH PATEL (centre) and C. Rajagopalachari. Sir Terence Allen Shone, Secretary of State for the Dominions, reported that "Patel has never made any secret of his anti-Muslim or pro-Sikh sentiments"; that Nehru possessed a "pliability which Patel does not possess"; and that the "only man who talked peace was Rajaji" – he proposed a settlement based on the partition of Kashmir.
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People's War, the CPI's organ (before it became New Age), was the only paper to report on the Muslim League Council's proceedings in camera in Karachi on December 13-14, 1947. The High Commissioner to Pakistan Sir Lawrence Grafftey-Smith's report to London on December 19 is therefore invaluable. "It is understood that the debates were heated, sometimes violent, and that Mr Jinnah himself was involved in acrimonious exchanges. It appears that three main trends of opinion were displayed at the outset; Muslims from the Frontier Province were in favour of a purely Islamic state in Pakistan and urged the expulsion of all-non-Muslims; a contingent from the Punjab favoured the maintenance of the Muslim League in its present form, covering both the dominions, and opposed division; and the East Bengal delegation, led by Suhrawardy, pressed for the replacement of the League by a separate 'National League' in Pakistan, open to non-Muslims, and by an organisation in India which, though its membership would apparently continue to be Muslim, would be primarily political rather than communal in its activities and would be prepared to cooperate with the Congress and the Government of India. The main resolution is reported eventually to have been carried with only five dissentient votes; but there is little doubt that the Quaid-i-Azam's personal influence was used to the full to secure this result, and a large number of amendments are reported to have been tabled but finally withdrawn under pressure from him." All the prominent Leaguers from India were opposed to the imposition of the League on India. An obscure Mohammed Ismail from Madras, who was not even a member of the working committee, readily agreed to become its convener and win fame. He thus acquired a zamindari which did much damage to Muslims.
Nehru successfully impressed not only his ignorant colleagues in the Congress but others with his "expertise" in foreign affairs. Only Sir Girja Shankar Bajpai, Secretary-General in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), was not fooled, though he respected his boss. He was keen on "the education of Indian Ministers in diplomatic practice and the field of international affairs generally, a task to which, as he has more than once told me, he has been applying himself diligently since he became Secretary-General of his Ministry".
The High Commissioner reported to London: "Sir Girja said he had not been keen on taking that post, but he had found in Pandit Nehru a very sympathetic and understanding chief who had grown greatly in stature and in knowledge of foreign affairs during these last months. The Pandit was now a very different man from the author of the well-known Autobiography and The Discovery of India. If he was not too easy to deal with over personalities, he was always ready to listen to argument and advice on policy. The trouble was that he had so much to do nowadays that Sir Girja could only see him all too rarely. But he had delegated much responsible work to Sir Girja.
"Sir Girja alluded to all the talk there has been here of India assuming the leadership of Asia; he felt India had much to do first in the way of settling her internal affairs and establishing a stable government and administration; he was not himself inclined to run after 'wills o' the wisp'." One wonders if the Ministers are better educated now. Judging by the outpouring in the media of most Indian diplomats after retirement, one wonders if they are any better. Sir Girja remains unsurpassed.
We have had from both sides a lot of tendentious comment on the state of popular opinion in Kashmir before it acceded to India. These volumes provide a corrective. One hopes Carter will compile another volume of reports by British Residents in Srinagar (1945-1947) and more extensive reports on Kashmir by diplomats in Delhi and Karachi (1947-1949). It will be a great service to the historical truth.
GANDHI IN SRINAGAR with Begum Abdullah (left) and Khallida Abdullah. On Kashmir, Kingsley Martin found Gandhi to be "absolutely adamant about fighting it out, as if Kashmir belonged to India".
Major Cranston's report on Kashmir
"So far His Highness had given no indication whatsoever of his intentions but the general impression was that he would make an announcement either when he went to Jammu early in November or if and when he should go to Bombay a little later, and it was thought probable that he would then declare the accession of Kashmir State to the Dominion of India. This would cause an immediate reaction throughout the State by the Muslim population which numbers about 80 to 90 per cent and which is strongly opposed to any union with the Indian Government. If this happened it is also most probable that the tribes on the north and north western borders of Kashmir would invade the State. I was informed that at that time 20,000 Hazara tribesmen, 15,000 from Chitral and 10,000 from Hunza States were ready to invade Kashmir as soon as they considered the Maharajah was declaring for accession to India. The Mehtar of Chital and the Nawab of Dir have formally warned the Maharajah that if he accedes to the Indian Union they will invade his State. Sheikh Abdullah, the Muslim nationalist leader, is said to have favoured Kashmir remaining as an independent State. He is, however, believed to have made an agreement with the Maharajah that if the Maharajah should accede to the Indian Union he would support him. In such an event, however, it is extremely doubtful whether Sheikh Abdullah's Muslim followers would continue to support him. It is possible that if the Maharajah should announce his intention of acceding to the Indian Union whilst he is in Jammu, the State of Jammu, which contains many Dogras, would support him and join the Indian Union, but the remainder of Kashmir State would break away and join Pakistan."
Hugh Stephenson, Deputy High Commissioner in Lahore – an old India hand like most others – reported to his chief on September 13: "The Maharajah and Hindu ruling class would join India if they dared but in the present circumstances that will mean revolution. The State Army cannot possibly hold the whole border and could not meet the Muslim infiltration which would be inevitable if revolution occurred. In the meanwhile, every effort is being made to push on the new road into India which might be ready for military traffic in three months' time. The alternatives are for Kashmir to join India, which the ruler wants but which can only be accomplished by a coup d'etat, Indian troops being rushed to Kashmir and trusting to disorganisation in Pakistan. Or, if that doesn't happen, Kashmir will fall eventually like a ripe plum to Pakistan.
"The impression is that the Maharajah and his advisers, who are completely undecided, will not have the courage to face a coup d'etat even if India agreed, which I think unlikely. In the meanwhile, a decision will be put off as long as possible."
Pakistan's tribal raid launched on October 22 compelled a decision. It was an act of criminal folly.
Grafftey-Smith's sources told him that a "little clique, led by the Maharani, which powerfully influences the Maharajah of Kashmir, is working hard to secure conditions favourable to a declaration by His Highness of accession to the Government of India, but that any such declaration, which must provoke turbulent opposition within Kashmir and on its borders, is likely to await some dramatic and favourable circumstances". Pakistan generously provided that.
CPI LEADERS, GENERAL secretary P.C. Joshi (left), G. Adhikari and B.T. Ranadive, at a party Polit Bureau meeting in Bombay in 1945. On October 4, 1947, Joshi advocated a united front including "national leaders like Gandhi and Nehru right up to socialists and communists" to rally the people "to stop the riots and crush the enemy within their gates".
In September 1947, India seriously considered an attack on Pakistan over Junagadh. The idea was revived in December; this time, over Kashmir. On December 5 V.P. Menon was for the partition of Kashmir on a communal basis. The Governor of the North West Frontier Province (now Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa), who was opposed to the tribal raid, noted its harmful impact on Pakistan itself, very much as its covert operation launched in 1988-89 has had. "He attributed the general deterioration of the administration here to the Kashmir affair more than to any other single cause. Not only had officials been diverted from their proper duties, but the deceitful and secret methods which had been adopted, frequently under the orders of the Chief Minister, had hopelessly undermined all discipline and mutual confidence in the services between officers and men and between senior and subordinate officers."
Shone's report of December 28 was grim. "I learn privately that V.P. Menon, who has today flown to Jammu with Vallabhbhai Patel, informed the Governor-General that the Inner Cabinet on December 26th had decided that if Uri falls Indian forces must enter Pakistan to obliterate them [the] 'bases and nerve centres of the raiders'. I also understand that for some days past Nehru and the Inner Cabinet have not been discussing their military plans frankly with Mountbatten or Lockhart but have been taking advice from Indian military 'experts'."
Until Partition, Kashmir retained its historic links with Central Asia. The mail was passed normally to Kashmir. Russian Muslims had been coming down through Gilgit to go on the pilgrimage to Mecca. One diplomat's report reflected the obsession with the USSR. He wrote of "large numbers of maulvis coming into Kashmir doing Russian propaganda. Whether they have or not, they would provide a very convenient vehicle for such propaganda, since presumably Russian Muslim pilgrims are not allowed to travel without official approval and assistance. If there were a complete breakdown in relations between India and Pakistan, and Russia were to seek to take advantage of the opportunity to invade Pakistan, the Gilgit route from Turkestan might provide a possible line of advance for light guerilla troops, especially if the way had been prepared by propaganda and the sympathy of the local population had been won. Major Brown mentioned that caravans returning towards Kashgar are taking only loads of iron, steel and lead, for which they were paying very high prices, and it was rumoured that these materials might be for Russian tribal arms factories. Caravans normally took tea, salt and other rations."
After 1947 the links with Central Asia weakened. Right now they are extinct.
Reports from British diplomats in India and Pakistan on Partition squabbles, Kashmir, Junagadh, Hyderabad and, interestingly, the CPI. LIONEL CARTER holds scholars in debt for the excellently annotated compilations he has produced, namely, five volumes of the Punjab Governor's reports, three of the United Provinces (U.P.) Governor's reports and Mountbatten's last report on […]


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What Is Situs Inversus?
Situs inversus is a genetic condition that causes the organs in the chest and abdomen to be positioned in a mirror image from their normal positions. For example, the left atrium of the heart and the left lung are positioned on the body's right side, and vice-versa. In the abdominal cavity, the liver is positioned predominantly on the left side instead of the right, and the stomach is on the right side instead of the left.
While these are some common presentations of situs inversus, others exist.
Situs inversus is a very rare condition. It occurs in 0.01 percent of the U.S. population, or in an estimated 1 in 10,000 people, according to Medscape (2013).
What Are the Causes of Situs Inversus?
Situs inversus is caused by an autosomal recessive genetic condition. An unaffected carrier mother and an unaffected carrier father have a one in four chance of having a child with situs inversus. Because many genetic steps would have to come together to produce a child with situs inversus, the condition is rare.
The condition is also seen in "mirror image" twins. This is when the fertilized embryo splits later than is typical for twins. Mirror image twins can also be opposites of each other in terms of handedness, asymmetrical features, and/or brain-hemisphere dominance.
What Are the Types of Situs Inversus?
Situs inversus has two subtypes: dextrocardia and levocardia. A person is said to have dextrocardia if the point of the heart is on the right side. A person is said to have levocardia if the heart is on the left side, yet the other remaining organs are flipped.
Levocardia is a rarer occurrence and is often associated with other cardiac abnormalities (Sharma, S., et al., 2012).
Another subtype is situs ambiguous, where several organs are in abnormal positions, but not in an easily defined pattern.
What Are the Symptoms of Situs Inversus?
Because the organs can be functional for the most part in situs inversus, it is possible for a person to have no complications. However, other patients can experience cardiac dysfunction or a lung condition called primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD), which causes mucus buildup in the lungs. This can lead to chronic bronchitis and sinusitis. Individuals with situs inversus and PCD are said to have Kartagener syndrome. An estimated 20 percent of people with situs inversus have Kartagener syndrome (Medscape, 2013).
How Is Situs Inversus Diagnosed?
A physician can diagnose situs inversus by viewing the internal organs via X-ray, computed tomography (CT) scan, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan, or an ultrasonography. Because the condition rarely causes symptoms and is so rare, a person may have come in for an entirely different reason.
Another way situs inversus may be discovered is when a doctor listens to a patient's heartbeat. The heartbeat is typically loudest at the apex or lower point of the heart on a person's left side. However, a person with situs inversus can have a heart whose apex points to the right. In this case, the heartbeat would be loudest on the right side.
Physicians can use imaging studies to determine the exact type of situs inversus type.
How Is Situs Inversus Treated?
For many patients, situs inversus is an abnormality that does not cause any other symptoms. They can live normal, healthy lives without any complications.
If a person is diagnosed with situs inversus and has other complications, such as a heart defect, a doctor will treat the patient's symptoms. Surgery to reverse the organ's positioning is usually not recommended.
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Creator of Yakuza Series Announces New PSP Project
"Project K" portrays the Tokyo underground in a new light.
"Project K" is the codename of the new PSP game headed up by Sega's Toshihiro Nagoshi, the creative mind behind the Yakuza series. He first mentioned the project last month at the press conference commemorating the launch of Yakuza 4 in Japan, and today he sat down with Famitsu magazine to divulge some more details behind the title.
Project K, the way Nagoshi puts it, isn't meant to be a "Yakuza" game. While it shares that series' main setting -- the seedy red-light district of Kamurocho -- it's focused not on the upper echelons of Japan's mob, but instead on the street punks and other bottom-feeders of the urban underground. You control 18-year-old Tatsuya Ukyo, a street fighter and would-be gangster who dropped out of school and drifted to Kamurocho once he finished up a stint at juvie. After building a name locally for ruthlessness, Tatsuya decides to try for a big job -- robbing one of the neighborhood's local mob-run loanshark outfits. What he didn't realize was that the number-two man in the local yakuza organization would be running the place, and that making enemies with people that high up the ladder may have some unintended consequences...
In the Famitsu interview, Nagoshi said that the younger protagonist and the decision to release the game on the PSP was part of an effort to get a younger clientele to play the game, as opposed to the Yakuza series' strictly adult audience. "Looking at young people these days, they seem so wimpy to me and it makes me worry," he said. "They need to be stronger and more aggressive, both in body and in spirit -- they need to be more open to fighting for what they want, you could say. I'm not telling them to go get into street fights, but if the younger generation can get something out of this game and the way it portrays violence at the forefront, then I'll be happy. I'd like them to feel for the cast and the story they're involved with."
Violence is a theme Nagoshi has apparently wanted to work with for a while. He came up with the basic idea for Project K way back during the original Yakuza project, but found he wasn't able to get the more violent parts of it approved until the Yakuza series proved to be a long-running success. Nagoshi himself is writing the script for this project, and development is being handled by a different staff from the usual Yakuza team. "I always try to put messages into my work," he told Famitsu, "and here I want to show both younger generations and everyone who used to be young what I think they need to hold on to in life. It's not a pretty story, but I hope it provides the sort of inspiration for people that the Yakuza series has always aimed for."
The game's a fair distance away from completing still, with Sega anticipating a fall-2010 release in Japan. "This game is a new challenge for us, and it's not meant to replace Yakuza," Nagoshi said. "We've only just finished up Yakuza 4 so there isn't much to talk about right now, but there's no way we aren't going to continue with that series, so fans should take heart about that."
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smartass, hehPosted: Apr 21, 2010 12:00AM PST by Pookiechan!!!
Pretty sure this isn't just a message to the youth of Japan. it goes for you, too. And he even said that it's not LITERALLY supposed to make you want to go into street fighter.


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by Ted Mooney
Ten years ago, Mooney wrote an extraordinarily good first novel, Easy Travel to Other Planets. It was an oddly romantic and troubling book about a woman marine biologist who became obsessed, mentally and sexually, with a dolphin she was studying. This second novel is just as romantic—here the sex is all interhuman—and much more troubling.
It is an ambitious and complicated book about Los Angeles, movie-making and reality, and the life-changing possibilities of sex and love. It is also about diplomatic intrigue, time travel, the fission bomb, contemporary South African politics and, yes, the apocalypse. This is a handful for any author to take on and, even in the skilled hands of Mooney, it all becomes a bit overwhelming and top heavy by the time the novel wraps up on its 402nd page.
At the heart of the story is Sylvia, a Los Angeles late-night radio deejay, "a lilac-eyed woman in the middle of life's youth." In rapid order, she begins a torrid love affair with a movie special-effects expert (Mooney may write novels for smart people, but he also writes smartly, and steamily, about sex), her house burns down, and she learns that her diplomat father is involved in hush-hush negotiations that will decide the fate of the planet.
Soon to come is Sylvia's friendship with a black South African woman who may be smuggling weapons to antiapartheid guerrillas, seemingly sinister appearances by a man who identifies himself as the ghost of Sylvia's dead uncle, and anxiety-filled trips to Paris and Cape Town.
Though this is all involving—and Traffic and Laughter is unreservedly worthy of recommendation to readers interested in serious fiction—it's often hard to fully understand what is happening to Sylvia, and when. Mooney's is not a straightforward, one-foot-in-front-of-the-other narrative. He has read his James Joyce, to judge from the wordplay, symbolism and multiple layers. The novel becomes richer and more resonant with a second reading, as one catches deeper meanings in phrases and actions missed while concentrating on plot developments the first time around. (Knopf, $19.95)
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Indiana Lunch and Break Law Requirements
Posted on April 6, 2016 bySarah
I think it is interesting to note that Indiana does not have any laws on the books specifically related lunches and breaks, except those pertaining to minors.
Indiana law requires that minors under age 18 must be given one or two uninterrupted meal or rest period of 30 minutes if they have been scheduled to work six hours or more. The state law does exempt several professions from this requirement. These include: farm laborers, domestic service workers, golf cadies, and newspaper carriers. Employees under 18 who have withdrawn from school or completed a vocational program are also exempt.
Although Indiana does not have a lunch and break law for those persons 18 and over, there are applicable federal rules for Indiana citizens. While Federal Law does not mandate specific breaks or meal periods, it does give guidance as to whether or not an employee should be paid during these times. Short breaks are usually 20 minutes or less, and should be counted as hours worked. Genuine "meal periods" are usually 30 minutes or more, and do not need to be compensated as work time. For this to be the case, however, the worker must be completely relieved of his or her duties during the meal break. If the employee is still required to do any duties (even minor duties such as answering a phone), it can't be considered a meal or lunch period and must be paid.
Federal law also contains other provisions related to employee pay during times of waiting, sleeping and traveling. Whether or not waiting time needs to be considered paid work hours depends on the situation. If an employee is allowed to do something of his or her choosing while waiting for another task to be finished or while waiting at the workplace for his or her services to be called upon, it is generally considered work time. On the other hand, if an employee is waiting to be called upon, but has great freedom to do what he or she wishes while on call (and has plenty of time to respond to the call), it is not generally considered paid work time.
Another issue I find comes up in the area of work hours is the issue of travel time. The general rule of thumb is that time spent in the normal day's commute to and from work is not considered paid working time. However, if an employee is traveling in the course of a days work, it must be considered paid work time.
When it comes to sleeping time, an employee required to be on duty less than 24 hours is considered to be "working" even if he or she is permitted to sleep during some of those hours when not busy. If an employee is on duty more than 24 hours, a sleeping period of no more than eight hours may be deducted from work hours. However, this can only be done if sleeping quarters are provided and at least five hours of uninterrupted sleep may be achieved by the employee.
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It's time for Week 3 as the Syracuse University football team will host Wagner at 4 p.m. Saturday in its home opener at the Carrier Dome. The game will be televised online by ESPN3. The Orange is a 28-point favorite, according to vegasinsider.com.
Our writers have made their picks. You can make your prediction in the comments section. Make sure you post your score in the following format (the same as our writers below):
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Brent Axe
Syracuse 42, Wagner 10
Wagner is just what the doctor ordered for an SU team ailing from a beatdown by Northwestern a week ago. Drew Allen will get a chance to shake off the yips from the first two games. Terrel Hunt will get a chance to show what he has and be in the quarterback discussion going forward. The SU defense will get a chance to get some confidence back. The younger players will get a chance to shine. Syracuse fans get a chance to leave early so they can catch the Texas A&M-Alabama game.
Chris Carlson
Syracuse 41, Wagner 6
The biggest problems for the favorites in these games are home teams that take their FCS foe for granted and vanilla game plans from coaches who don't want to show too much. Two losses have ensured the Orange won't look past Wagner, and head coach Scott Shafer and offensive coordinator George McDonald will view this as an opportunity to silence some of the early skepticism and generate some excitement. I don't expect SU to let up until late. Despite Drew Allen's four interceptions, Syracuse's biggest problem remains at wide receiver, where no one can get open regularly. An FCS defense that lost all but one starter from its back seven will change that and Allen will finally see open targets. I mean, come on, Wagner gave up 42 points to Merrimack last week. Both Allen and Terrel Hunt will look like world-beaters against an overmatched defense and we'll continue The Great Quarterback Debate into next week.
Michael Cohen
Syracuse 29, Wagner 17
Syracuse struggles — again — in a game it should win by 30 but doesn't. The quarterback rotation between Drew Allen and Terrel Hunt takes a while to get rolling, as neither player develops a rhythm early on. By the end, they've both played decent games and Syracuse gets by with a win, but the quarterback situation is no clearer than it is today. The result is another week of quarterback roulette in preparation for Tulane.
Nate Mink
Syracuse 38, Wagner 14
This is as good of a time as any to see an FCS opponent show up on the schedule, as Syracuse needs to continue building confidence on offense before the ACC schedule hits in three weeks. Wagner has a couple of talented skill players in running back Dominique Williams and Tyree Watkins, and its quarterback moonlights as a punter. But these matchups are usually very one-sided in the trenches, and I expect Syracuse to dominate up front and keep Williams in check. The only downside? Syracuse does not cover the point spread.
Bud Poliquin
Syracuse 42, Wagner 10
The idea here is for this thing to be less of a game and more of a market correction. It will also amount to an attendance referendum on the wisdom of opening at home (at 0-2) with an FCS club on the other side. An Orange loss? Prepare ye for teeth-gnashing on a biblical scale.


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A physical and chippy game between Kentucky and Auburn on Saturday went over the line.
Auburn reserve forward Jordon Granger was ejected during the first half of the game at Kentucky for throwing a punch at Archie Goodwin.
While blocking out during a Kentucky free-throw attempt with 1:12 left in the first half, Granger and Goodwin got tangled up. Granger grabbed Goodwin's shorts, Goodwin shoved Granger and Granger then threw a roundhouse punch that failed to connect.
Despite missing on the punch, Granger was ejected from the game. Goodwin, for his part, was assessed a technical foul.
Kentucky led by six at the time of the altercation and took a 37-31 lead into the halftime break. The game continued to be overly physical in the second half -- with only a few minor scuffles but no major blows exchange -- and UK ultimately won, 72-62.
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"We have a great respect for Jay Leno but we are disappointed in the path he chose to allow a guest to make light of a very serious situation concerning Lindsay," Dina told Access Hollywood's Billy Bush in an e-mail Thursday.
On Tuesday, Schneider was booked as a last-minute replacement for Lohan, who canceled her scheduled appearance after she was arrested on drunk-driving charges. For the spot, Schneider dressed in drag as the actress, complete with blond wig, black dress and an alcohol-monitoring bracelet strapped to his leg.
"This is a very personal and private matter and our only concern is to get Lindsay the help that she needs," Dina adds in the e-mail. "We will get through this together and it will make our family stronger."
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