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From: "Joshua Slive" <email@example.com> Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 5:17 PM > On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote: > > > The best thing would be to expose the variants in the CGI/SSI environment > > > so that the end user could make an appropriate ErrorDocument. I don't > > > think the server should get involved in translations. > > > > "Could make" and must are two different meanings. And yes, this is the project > > you and Lars are discussing, no :-? Easily adapted :) > > Sure, but at the moment this can't be done because there is no way to > access the available variant list through CGI/SSI. > > > > > That's what LanguagePriority already is. My only suggestion is to use it in > > lieu of "no acceptable variant" iff there are no acceptable variants and the > > user had expressed a preference. By default, this option would be disabled. > > > > Maybe call it ForceAcceptableLanguage (?) > > Sure, that sounds fine. > > My main concern is that something be done so that we don't wind up in a > worse position than before regarding the "no acceptable variant" issue. > As I understand it, as the code stands now, there is no way to avoid that > error message. In my opinion, that makes negotiation useless for "real" > websites, given the real-world state of browser configurations. Stop. If they configure their browser incorrectly, and omit Accept-Language (as all too many do, that's a new feature after all!) the server works JUST FINE! Only if they ask for a language, and can't get it, then they get the error. > I would therefore consider ForceAcceptableLanguage to be a show-stopper > requirement, and the improved errordocument capability highly important > (though not essential). Of course, I'm not volunteering to write the > code, so feel free to ignore me ;-) I trust you are right on this. Noted. Bill
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Barbarians Rising – Teaser
This is not a story about the glory of Rome. It is the story of the millions who rise and fight for freedom in the shadow of absolute power, and the few who led the charge. The empire calls them 'Barbarians,' tribes beyond the fringe of civilisation that live a primitive, brutish and violent existence. But these peoples are also some of the fiercest warriors in history – men and women who refuse to bow to ruthless oppression, launching an epic saga of resistance that ushers in the fall of Rome and shapes the world to come.

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A police officer I knew decided that he wanted to learn how to disarm a criminal. So I taught him how – and I instructed him, "In order to actually be able to do this under pressure, you need to practice. Every single day."
So he did! He went home and he practiced every single day with his wife, who had the patience of a saint. Every day, she would point an unloaded gun at him, and he would disarm her. Over and over and over, for 15, 30, 45 minutes!
And then – lo and behold! – one day, this officer visited a convenience store in a seedy neighborhood. While he was there, an armed robber attempted to hold up the store.
Just like he'd practiced – thousands of times! – the officer safely, successfully disarmed the robber.
But then… he did the strangest thing.
He handed the gun back to the robber.
Why? Because he was performing like he'd practiced. All those thousands of times he'd practiced with his wife, he would disarm her, hand the gun back to her, and disarm her again. So that's exactly what he ended up doing in real life.
Reeve also told the much more tragic story of a woman who bought a gun for self-defense. She did the responsible thing and took it to the gun range regularly. (Please don't own a gun if you don't know how to use it.)
But then, one day, a man followed her home from a restaurant, attacked her… and raped her (which, by the way, is exceptionally rare. As I wrote in 3 Things I Wish All Women Knew, you're not going to get raped by a stranger in an alley. You're going to get raped by a friend, classmate, boss, coworker or romantic partner. Statically, that's just how it happens).
The whole time, she had her gun in her purse, right by her side. She just never used it.
All this is a much fancier way of saying (as Mr. Mahoney used to tell me at basketball practice), "Practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect."
Mr. Mahoney is sort of a basketball legend. He's won hundreds of national championships – without even leaving his driveway! Because every time he practices, and even when he's just shooting around, his mind is going. He's thinking about where the pass is coming from – where his defender is! He's thinking about how many seconds are on the clock. And this mental rehearsal is just as important as the physical rehearsal.
Similarly, his players don't practice free throws at the beginning of practice or after a water break. They practice them after finishing their hardest drills – because, in a game, you don't take free throws when you're fresh. You take them when you're breathless, frustrated and exhausted.
If you're a Frisbee player, don't stand and wait for the disc when you play catch. Run through it. Are you really planning on catching the disc while standing still during a game? And when you're throwing – don't just stand there, still and straight, while you toss the disc. Work on pivoting. Faking. Imagine where the defenders are and where your cutter's going.
If you're learning ballet (as I tried to do recently), and you start to lose your balance when you're on demi-pointe (or anything), don't just stand there wobbling. According to my dance teacher, Erik, people who wobble at practice… wobble when they perform. If you lose your balance, come down, and try again. Practice like you want to perform.
In fact, Erik said in class once, if you're a dancer, you start performing the moment you enter a room. Directors and judges watch the way you open the door, walk, and put on your shoes. They watch the way you warm up. They watch your pirouette.
"Your body can either exude energy – and just send it out all over the room, like this! -- or it can make you look flat and closed off," he told me.
1. The key to happiness, as I've said so many times, is mindfulness. When you eat mindfully, you enjoy your meals more. When you walk mindfully, you notice the beautiful flowers, artwork and interactions around you. (You're also less likely to get mugged.) When you listen mindfully, you connect more deeply with those around you – and actually improve your charisma.
2. As I've also said so many times, adult playfulness is crucial to your mental health, happiness and creativity. One form of play that we see less in adults than children (except for helicopter-parented ones, who are doomed to grow up to be sad and anxious adults) is rough-and-tumble play. One that I think is even rarer… is imaginary play. Some adults participate in role-playing games – or sexual role-playing. Beyond that, it's hard to think examples of adults using their imaginations to play. I do it sometimes – I write songs about imaginary circumstances, or I daydream about all the cool things I would do if I were the best person in the world at everything. At the pool, I love to make up new games about Captain Hook and crocodiles and mermaids (interestingly, when I do this, children sometimes begin parallel playing, using the same characters, goals and novel forms of violence that I'm using). And, when I play catch or shoot around, I imagine playing with an imaginary opponent. Based on this anecdotal experience, as well as my intuition as a play expert (which, is, like, totally scientific), I think that imaginary play is good for the soul. Even in small doses.
Perfect practice is good for you. It helps you improve faster. It makes your mindful. It reduces rumination. And it could even spark your imagination. So practice perfect practice.
Or... perfect practice perfect practice?
Perfect perfect practice?
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A 40-year-old man died Friday afternoon when the car he was driving on N. 60th St. at high speed flipped and crashed into a school bus, police said.
The bus driver, a 68-year-old man, suffered minor injuries; there were no others on board.
According to police and an eyewitness to the crash, the driver of the speeding car failed to stop at a traffic light at N. 60th St. and W. Villard Ave., picked up speed and then crossed the median. That's when the car flipped over and skidded into the bus.
The car went airborne before flipping, said Selena Green, who saw the crash.
"He was flying in the air," Green said.
Green said she saw the driver filling up his car at a gas station at N. 60th and W. Villard just before the crash. He drove away southbound on N. 60th St., made an illegal U-turn, then sped northbound on 60th St. before losing control of his car and crashing, Green said.
Police did not release the name of the driver of the car or the bus driver.


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To accompany the Birmingham Historical Society's new exhibit The Birmingham Scene: Seldom-Seen Artwork from the 1930s and 1940s, Sloss Furnaces curator Karen Utz will discuss the "voices" within the paintings—how different Southern classes and cultures dealt with economic and social issues during an era in American history that witnessed everything from the Great Depression to the onset of World War II. Wednesday, November 2, noon.
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The following streets will be rehabilitated under the 2016 Streets Rehabilitation Program. Streets marked Provisional may be undertaken, in whole or in part, if funding permits. Contractors are advised that streets are not listed in order or priority and the City may add or delete streets at its discretion.
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Anne Lane Patten, daughter of John Lewis and Kathleen Noel Patten of Mendham Township, was married on Saturday, June 9, 2001, to Kevin Daniel Beaurline, son of Theresa and Terry Beaurline of Greenwich, Conn.
Monsignor Kenneth Lasch performed the ceremony at the Church of St. Joseph in Mendham. The bride was given in marriage by her father. A reception followed at The Park Avenue Club in Florham Park.
Mary Catherine and Sara Elizabeth Patten of Mendham Township were maids of honor for their sister. Bridesmaids were Kelley Beaurline of Newton, Mass., sister of the bridegroom, Elizabeth Collins of Wayne, Pa., and Katherine Cunningham of Knoxville, Tenn., cousin of the bride.
Christopher Joel Beaurline of New York City was best man for his brother. Ushers were David Davidson of Harrison, N.Y., David Leddick of San Diego, Calif., Trevor Oltran of Newtown, Conn., and Brian Quigley of Bloomfield.
The bride is a 1991 graduate from West Morris Mendham High School, Mendham. She received a bachelor of arts degree in 1995 from Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pa., and a master's degree in art in 1998 from Columbia University, New York City. She is a corporate finance campus recruiter with Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown in New York City.
The bridegroom is a 1991 Greenwich High School, Greenwich, Conn. He obtained a bachelor of arts degree in 1995 from Muhlenberg College and is a sales representative with Wolverine World Wide, Inc., Rockford, Mich.
Following a wedding trip to the islands of Moreau and Bora Bora in French Polynesia, the couple is at home in Darien, Conn.


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Critics of the BJP and its prime ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi, feel it's an effort to undermine the democracy in India for the slogan projects an individual's importance over his party. The criticism plays a perfect supplement to the prevailing criticism that Modi is an authoritarian ruler and will be dangerous for the nation if he becomes the prime minister.
The left-liberal (a unique combination indeed) minds of India use these fitting criticisms to distance themselves with the Gujarat chief minister, the man demonised to the furthest possible extreme over the Gujarat riots of 2002.
India not seeing personality cult for the first time
But India's political history isn't witnessing such a pattern for the first time in 2014. If "Abki Bar Modi Sarkar" is the flavor of this season, in 1970 the popular slogan was "Desh Ki Janta Kare Pukaar, Humey Chahiye Indira Sarkar" (The people of the country say they want a government of Indira Gandhi). If Narendra Modi has emerged a leader who has allegedly eclipsed his own party, the same precedent was set by late prime minister Indira Gandhi four decades ago.
Indira Gandhi had 3 advantages to cement her personality
For many, the rise of an individual is quite unthinkable in today's era of fragmented politics. Indira Gandhi had three big advantages which had helped her emerge as a leader of a gigantic stature. First, she was the daughter of Jawaharlal Nehru, a man who had given the necessary leadership to shape the fate of independent India in a way which was appreciable. His legacy had indirectly given Indira's rise to power a touch of moral legitimacy though she ultimately turned out to be an exact opposite of what her father had preached and practiced.
Secondly, Indira Gandhi belonged to the Congress, a party which was not only the dominating force in those days, but also the only viable alternative before the nation's politics.
A third advantage was her surname which always commanded a respect in every Indians' mind, even at the subconscious level. As Shashi Tharoor, a Congress MP now had said in one of his books that had Indira not been a Gandhi, the political history of India could have been a different story.
Indira's son Rajiv saw the end of the personality cult in 1989
In 1989, the fall of Rajiv Gandhi after the Bofors scam virtually marked the end of the culture of personality cult in Indian politics and the beginning of the coalition era. The slogan "Gali Gali Mein Shor Hain, Rajiv Gandhi Chor Hain" (It is being said in every nook, Rajiv Gandhi is a crook) was a decisive blow to the culture of individual leadership in Indian politics. It was the era of the fronts and alliances thereafter.
During Vajpayee, BJP used 'Bhajpa Sarkar' to connect to his appeal
Even when the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance was in power, the then prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee was never projected as a leader bigger than the party or the alliance. However, the word Bhajpa (short form of Bharatiya Janata Party) Sarkaar almost sounded like Vajpayee Sarkar and helped the party to reduce the gap between itself and its popular leader.
Modi's personality cult is hard-earned
Narendra Modi hasn't had any of Indira Gandhi's advantages or the backing that Vajpayee had enjoyed across the political spectrum. He rose to prominence from a province of the Indian Union and via the longer route, something Indira Gandhi never had to. He, however, had the advantage of a huge campaigning machinery and of course, the massive anti-incumbency mood working in his favour.
Modi has seen the return of personality factor in Indian polls after a long gap
Why Modi Sarkar is a positive for Indian
The projection of the next BJP government as Modi's government is a welcome development in the Indian democracy. It means after 67 years of independence, the entire country for the first time is feeling enthusiastic about a leader who doesn't belong to the Gandhi family or the Congress party and has been a regional face during his formative years.
It is often claimed that personality doesn't matter in a parliamentary democracy and the PM is chosen by the MPs. Even the Gandhis today propagate such a theory, conveniently forgetting that their predecessors had never practised this. The successors might feel embarrassed today that India is not celebrating any of them as its future leader and instead backing a person who was Mr Nobody even one election back.
The concern of the Gandhis and their party and loyal friends in Indian politics is actually a story of optimism for the world's largest democracy.


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After close to 10 years of build-up – and, for some people, 59 years of waiting – Ohio State and Notre Dame got back on the college football field as rivals on Sept. 30, 1995.
And this time it was the Buckeyes who capitalized on a series of Fighting Irish mistakes to go on a second-half scoring barrage on their way to a 45-26 win before an Ohio Stadium-record crowd of 95,537.
The Buckeyes prevailed in just the third game ever between the two schools steeped in tradition. Notre Dame had won the two previous meetings in 1935-36. The anticipation had been building in Columbus for this game, though, since the late-1980s, when the schools announced they would play a home-and-home series in 1995-96.
Even 10 years later, this game stands as one of the top 10 games ever played in Ohio Stadium, just from the standpoint of being a one-of-a-kind event.
"Coach (John) Cooper talked about it at the beginning of the game," said OSU quarterback and co-captain Bobby Hoying, who tossed four touchdown passes against the Irish. "He said it's a game you'll be talking about for the rest of your life. We're the first Ohio State team to beat Notre Dame.
"It's just phenomenal. I can't put it into words. When you're sitting out there in the fourth quarter and you've got the game won, that's a phenomenal feeling."
The Buckeyes and their fans were provided a lifetime of great memories in the course of that brief 3-1/2 hour football game as two of the most storied programs in college football collided head-on.
"I don't know how much anybody out there paid for tickets today, but I guarantee they got their money's worth," Cooper said. "It was a great victory and I'm just so proud of our senior players."
There were a number of interesting sideplots, including:
* OSU's continued fine offensive play. The Buckeyes rolled up 533 yards total offense and, after trailing Notre Dame 17-14 at halftime, exploded for 31 second-half points to seize the win.
* The return to Columbus of Notre Dame head coach Lou Holtz, an assistant to Woody Hayes on OSU's 1968 national championship team. Holtz had not been back to Ohio Stadium since leaving the Buckeyes in 1969. He coached the game on the sideline wearing a neck brace, despite his ongoing recovery from spinal surgery performed just 18 days earlier.
* OSU's second-ever "Tunnel of Pride. This congregation of about 1,000 former OSU football players and their guests helped lift the Buckeyes to victory, just as it had the previous November against Michigan.
* The sellout crowd in the Horseshoe, many of whom paid $200 or more for $25 face value tickets. This produced an atmosphere of football fans who wanted to be there and, in turn, an air of electricity unmatched at the stadium in many years. Plus, the game was televised nationally by ABC with a 3:30 p.m. start time.
* Ohio State ended up its nonconference season 4-0, having beaten three ranked teams including the 15th-rated Irish. OSU moved up from seventh to fifth nationally after the win.
* The play of several OSU standouts. Tailback and co-captain Eddie George had 207 yards and two touchdowns on the ground, while Hoying threw for 272 yards and his four TDs without an interception.
* And the play of several unlikely heroes. Flanker Dimitrious Stanley, a backup, caught a 17-yard TD pass just before halftime, while defensive tackle Matt Bonhaus and punt long snapper Dean Kruezer each recovered key ND fumbles in the second half.
Against Notre Dame, the Buckeyes went to their most reliable weapon in George. The senior who would go on to win the Heisman Trophy that year, carried the ball 32 times. Through four games, he had amassed 640 yards and six touchdowns.
"I really don't know about (the Heisman)," said George, who was serenaded with chants of "Eddie, Eddie!" after each of his big plays. "All I know is I played the game today against Notre Dame and I did my job to the best of my ability. If I'm up for it, that's great. If I'm not, we've got to play Penn State next week, then Wisconsin and Purdue and it just goes on and on."
Hoying was also outstanding, completing 14 of 22 passes for 272 yards and four touchdowns. He completed a 51-yard pass to Buster Tillman and a breathtaking 82-yard catch-and-run play to Terry Glenn.
"We were so conscious this week of not concentrating on Terry Glenn because of the big game he had (last week) at Pittsburgh," Hoying said. "We were really working on spreading the ball out and, for the most part, we did that. We got a lot of people involved."
Glenn, coming off a school-record 253 yards receiving against Pitt, caught four passes for 128 yards.
"I'll never forget this for as long as I live," Glenn said. "The crowd was really like a big factor in the ball game, the 12th man."
For Notre Dame, quarterback Ron Powlus was 13 of 26 passing for 243 yards and an interception. Tailback Randy Kinder had 143 yards and three touchdowns on 28 carries. But the Irish were left to bemoan their three critical turnovers.
"When you have a game like this that's hard fought for 3-1/2 quarters, it's going to come down to a mistake here or there and we made them," Holtz said. "We could not make more mistakes than Ohio State and win the game. We have three turnovers. We make the three mistakes and they don't make any, and that's the difference in the game."
"We shouldn't have lost the game the way we did," Powlus said. "If they were going to beat us, they should have beaten us on a last-second field goal or a last touchdown drive. We beat ourselves today, there's no question. They capitalized on our mistakes and that makes them the better team.
"They didn't force the fumbled snap. They didn't force the interception. They didn't force the bad catch on the punt. There's three turnovers they turned into scores."
The Way It Unfolded
Neither team was able to score in the first quarter, although OSU did drive 60 yards down to the ND 3-yard line. On fourth down there, Hoying's pass to tight end Rickey Dudley in the end zone was incomplete.
Notre Dame then moved almost the length of the field. But the Irish had to settle for Kevin Kopka's 20-yard field goal and a 3-0 lead with 14:50 left in the first half.
After an OSU punt, ND went back to work. Powlus found fullback Marc Edwards for a 30-yard gain. A roughing-the-passer penalty on the Buckeyes moved the ball down to the OSU 9. Three plays later, Kinder capped the seven-play, 61-yard drive with a 3-yard touchdown run that put the Irish ahead 10-0 with 11:25 left in the first half.
Ohio State, scoreless on its first three possessions, needed an answer. It came as Tillman hauled in a short Hoying pass and rolled for 51 yards down to the ND 28. Five plays later, Hoying hit Glenn on a 10-yard slant pass for OSU's first touchdown, cutting the ND lead to 10-7 with 8:08 left in the half.
Notre Dame answered with a recipe of Kinder and Edwards on the ground. The Irish moved 65 yards in eight plays before Kinder scored on a 7-yard TD run to put ND up 17-7 with 4:31 left in the half.
Ohio State then engineered a critical 12-play, 76-yard scoring march before halftime. Hoying converted one third-down situation by scrambling for 8 yards. He then converted a fourth-down predicament with a 10-yard pass to Glenn. The touchdown came on a 17-yard pass from Hoying to Stanley, who curled around ND's Shawn Wooden to make a miraculous grab that cut the Irish lead down to 17-14 with 44 seconds left in the half.
"We needed a touchdown," said Stanley. "We couldn't go in like it was. We needed a big play."
Notre Dame had the ball to start the second half and the Irish looked poised to run over the Buckeyes again. But as ND neared the goal line, the OSU defense stiffened. On third-and-goal at the 2, OSU end Mike Vrabel popped Edwards to cause a fumble. Edwards recovered it at the 4, but the Irish had to settle for Kopka's 22-yard field goal and a 20-14 lead with 9:14 left in the third quarter.
The Irish defense forced an Ohio State punt. ND's Emmett Mosley signaled for a fair catch. But he had to adjust at the last second and muffed the punt. OSU's Kruezer, hustling down after snapping the ball, pounced on it at the ND 19-yard line.
"Somehow I misjudged it," Mosley said. "When I went to catch it, I felt my man right there, and I figured it would hit him if I didn't catch it. But it turned out it was one of their men, right near me."
Holtz tried to argue for an interference call, but to no avail.
"It looked like he was interfered with, but that was a big play," Holtz said. "Because instead of us having the ball with a 20-14 lead, they had it at our 19-yard line."
Facing a third-and-6 from the ND 15, Hoying hit Dudley over the middle. He accelerated away from linebacker Lyron Cobbins and carried ND's Brian Magee and Allen Rossum to the goal line for the touchdown. When Josh Jackson tacked on the extra point, the Buckeyes had their first lead at 21-20 with 5:06 left in the third quarter.
"It was an exciting feeling because it took us up a point and it was kind of a turning point for us," Dudley said.
Suddenly, Ohio Stadium – calm for much of the first half – was rocking and the Irish were reeling.
On the ensuing kickoff, ND attempted a reverse handoff. But Mosley and Autry Denson fumbled the exchange. Denson recovered it, but the Irish were pinned back on their own 12-yard line.
Powlus responded with one of his biggest plays of the game, hitting Derrick Mayes with a 56-yard pass down to the OSU 32. The Irish were going for the go-ahead score, but the drive was snuffed out three plays later when Powlus overthrew Mayes and OSU's Shawn Springs made a diving interception at the OSU 11 with 2:50 left in the third quarter.
"I just made the play," Springs said. "Now that I think about it, we did need a stop there."
"We had a busted pattern," Holtz said. "Instead of having a chance to take the lead with a field goal, the kid makes a great play to intercept the pass."
Three plays later, Hoying found Glenn on a short pass. His cover man, free safety LaRon Moore, slipped and Glenn turned upfield. He sprinted away from Rossum, a reputed world class sprinter, and scored on his 82-yard touchdown that gave the Buckeyes a 28-20 lead with 1:20 left in the third.
"That was a 12-yard hook," Glenn said. "The key to that was Bobby threw the ball early. As soon as I turned around, I caught the ball. I guess they said the DB slipped. When I turned around, I saw the end zone and two guys coming to tackle me. I was just thinking I better get on my horse and take it from there."
With the stadium now at a fever pitch, Notre Dame was experiencing difficulty communicating. Perhaps that contributed to the fumbled snap, which came on first down at the ND 14. Bonhaus fell on the loose ball and, again, the stadium was rocking.
"We had a problem (with the noise)," Powlus said. "I couldn't hear myself. I talked to him, and the official said we had to run the play or we would get a delay of game. It was a little bit of a surprise. I did ask him if we could get a little bit of leeway because we couldn't hear."
Ohio State capitalized on this ND miscue as George carried for runs of 5, 4 and 5 yards on the three-play touchdown drive. On the touchdown run, George took a pitch left and watched as fullback Nicky Sualua pancaked an ND defender to open a hole. The touchdown pushed the OSU lead to 35-20 with 14:55 left in the game.
Notre Dame did not go quietly, though. Powlus hit tight end Pete Chryplewicz on a 28-yard gain, setting up Kinder's 13-yard TD run. That capped a quick six-play, 65-yard scoring march. The Irish tried for a two-point conversion, but Powlus was stopped short of the goal line on an option run by OSU defenders Bonhaus, Greg Bellisari, Ryan Miller and Kevin Johnson. Still, the OSU lead had been cut to 35-26 with 12:55 left.
No worries, though. After a touchback on the kickoff, George raced through a gaping hole cleared by fullback Matt Calhoun. He rolled for 61 yards until he was knocked out of bounds by ND's Wooden.
Three plays later, George followed left tackle Orlando Pace and dove for the goal line to complete a 3-yard TD run that put Ohio State ahead 42-26 with 11:24 left.
The Irish then attempted a fake punt, but up back Edwards was stopped short of the first down at the ND 31. OSU then moved 13 yards and melted four minutes of clock time before Jackson's 35-yard field goal pushed the lead to 45-26 with 6:09 left.
The Buckeyes then took over after an ND punt with 4:56 left and ran out the remaining time. The only suspense was whether George would get 200 yards, which he did on a 7-yard run with 3:30 left.
Also Notable
* The crowd figure of 95,537 eclipsed the old Ohio Stadium mark of 95,357 set for the 1991 game against Iowa.
That mark would stand for five years until a crowd of 96,583 attended the 2000 season opener against Fresno State. That game was the first played in a partially enlarged and renovated Ohio Stadium.
* The game drew an 8.0 rating and 20 share on ABC. The game was seen by 7.6 million viewers and was one of the network's top regular season game broadcasts during the decade of the 1990s.
* A number of OSU's 1935 team members came together and were recognized at halftime of the game. They were the last OSU team to play Notre Dame in Ohio Stadium.
* OSU went on to win its first 11 games in 1995. But the Buckeyes, who rose to No. 2 in the national rankings, fell to Michigan 31-23 in the season-ending game in Ann Arbor. The loss denied OSU not only a chance at the national title but also the Big Ten championship and a berth in the Rose Bowl. The Buckeyes then fell to Tennessee 20-14 in the Citrus Bowl to end up 11-2 and sixth in the final AP poll.
Notre Dame, which had opened the year with a loss to Northwestern, reeled off six straight wins to reach the Orange Bowl. But Florida State pulled out a 31-26 win there and the Irish finished 9-3 overall and 11th in the final AP poll.
The Box Score
At Ohio StadiumSeptember 30, 1995 Attendance: 95,537 Notre Dame (15) 0 17 3 6 - 26 Ohio St (7) 0 14 14 17 - 45 ND -- FG Kopka 20 ND -- Kinder 3 run (Kopka kick) OSU -- Glenn 10 pass from B Hoying (Jo Jackson kick) ND -- Kinder 7 run (Kopka kick) OSU -- Stanley 17 pass from B Hoying (Jo Jackson kick) ND -- FG Kopka 22 OSU -- Dudley 15 pass from B Hoying (Jo Jackson kick) OSU -- Glenn 82 pass from B Hoying (Jo Jackson kick) OSU -- George 5 run (Jo Jackson kick) ND -- Kinder 13 run (two-point conversion failed) OSU -- George 3 run (Jo Jackson kick) OSU -- FG Jo Jackson 35
ND / OSUFirst downs 21 / 24 Rushes-yards 47-204 / 48-261 Passing yards 243 / 272 Sacked-yards lost 0-0 / 0-0 Return yards 0 / 4 Comp.-Att.-Int. 13-26-1 / 14-22-0 Punts 3-39.3 / 3-35.3 Fumbles-lost 5-2 / 0-0 Penalties-yards 1-5 / 2-14 Time of possession 28:23 / 31:37 RUSHING: Notre Dame -- Kinder 28-143, Edwards 12-49, Powlus 4-6, C. Stokes 1-4, Mosley 1-3, A. Denson 1-minus 1. Ohio St -- George 32-207, Pearson 7-29, B. Hoying 4-14, Je. Jackson 3-8, Sualua 2-3.
PASSING:Notre Dame -- Powlus 13-26-1-243. Ohio St -- B Hoying 14-22-0-272.
RECEIVING:Notre Dame -- Mayes 5-125, Mosley 3-21, Edwards 2-48, Chryplewicz 2-41, A. Denson 1-8. Ohio St -- Glenn 4-128, George 3-22, Tillman 2-61, Dudley 2-35, Sualua 2-9, Stanley 1-17.
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There was little to do in the prison cell, only to wait, think and listen - a torture of the worst kind, for she knew that what her body did not feel, her mind could recreate it threefold, and she would not be able to stop it. The attendant in the mayor's office had departed for home, to his patiently waiting wife who would greet him with a kiss on the cheek and reward him for a good day's work with a piping supper at the fireside.
Humans, oh how she abhorred them.
She tried to think back to the times when humanity had not plagued her life - or even the lives of all Maegardians, but she had none in living memory. In her dreams, she knew the peaceful times of Maegard, she wondered if perhaps they were the memories of a past incarnation returning. Memories of magick twirling freely throughout the streets and of the songs of the old children echoing across the vales were from no years that she had lived in. Sarah had lived in Holloway all of her life, yet all she could remember was the cold, and the day it had arrived, appearing like a white miracle on a November morning. She, a small child of nine, had raced out onto the streets, playing with the other children gleefully, hoping that it would never end.
And it never did.
Twenty four years on, and the frost had not melted, and the sun had been trapped behind the steel grey clouds ever since. After a month, the worst of the cold had set in, and even the children beseeched Winter away, but there was no relent, and slowly people began to move away until Sarah's family and a couple others were the only magi left in Holloway Village.
All of the other residents were human, the worst kind, those that did not only fear magick, but despised it, and from that moment on Sarah had been counting the days before she would be discovered and punished for her "crime." She could not believe she had lasted this long.
She leant forward onto her knees - the manacles chinking around her wrists and ankles - and crawled towards her bed, the springs took her weight with an asphyxiated squeak, a noise furthered as she lifted her feet off of the ground and brought her knees to her chest, into the darkness but off of the cold, stone floor where her captors believed she belonged. She knew she would not sleep, how could she? Her final hours would be fleeting whilst she dreamt, and when she awoke, she would die.
'Die...I'm going to die...' Admitting it to herself brought a deluge of tears to her eyes, she wept into the filthy, unwashed skirt of her dress, keeping one watery eye on the spectacle of dust which swirled in the moonlight. She did not know how long she cried for, but it made her tired, but she forced herself awake, finding something that she could do to keep herself from sleep's warm embrace.
She would pray.
Sarah did not believe in the gods, she had not believed in them for a long time. Maybe there had been gods once, the ones who had created the world, but if they were immortal they would have helped, they would have stopped the suffering of their people. Her grandmother, decrepit as she had been, spoke her most passionately when she spoke of the gods, and that suffering was necessary to teach others about peace, and that without evil, there was no good.
But what good? Sarah had not seen goodness for a long time, not even in the warmth of a stove or the bubbling laughter of a child, wood was too damp for fire, and mothers had salvaged their children from the frost and left many years ago - taking with them the warmth and the love and the good, until all that remained was the cold and the dead.
Reaffirming these beliefs, Sarah couldn't properly understand why she slipped off of the metal-framed bed and onto her knees, sliding forward so that only her clasped hands felt the moonlight as if to make it more noticeable.
"Please..." she whispered, "I do not know if you can hear me, or if you are even there, but please, save us. Not I, I am condemned, there is nowhere I can go where my face is not known as a witch, but to the others. I know that they still hide, I know that they are safe wherever they are, let them stay this way." She glanced to the floor in the patch of moonlight, and saw the front page of the newspaper that, after much negotiation, had been given to her by the cell attendant. On the front it read, "THE ROYAL TEN RESURFACE," and below, a hazy picture of a young girl, her eyes were bright, her hair lightly-coloured, and the sepia tone gave her a muted and modest radiance that colour could not capture.
"The royals...if the words are true, and they have returned, then they can help us. I do not know if I believe they are the incarnations of gods, but I beg of you," her voice was breaking, Sarah knew there was little time before despair would inhibit her continuation, "send them to help us. I am afraid to die, but I do not matter, and if you do nothing, then what is the point of you?"
She ended bitterly, with none of the respect she had been taught to conclude with, but it was how she felt, she was a dead woman, courtesy did not matter to her anymore.
She led down to sleep, her eyelids growing heavy and darkness pressing her to sleep, and Sarah slept her final night knowing that there was nothing more that she could do. She had prayed though she had thought it hopeless, and admitted that there was a part of her that had wished she could believe, it was a beautiful thing to have - faith - and it would have been precious in her final moments.
Sarah was not allowed to freeze to death - it would have not been a cruel enough death for her - so her mattress was thick, a fur throw to warm her icy shoulders, and she could not help but chuckle that the most comfortable she had been in many moons was in her final moments. As she snuggled into her warmth, she imagined a world where the gods did exist, where they had heard her prayer and it had been enough to cause them to act. Whilst they slept, the gods plucked each of the evil humans from their beds and eradicated them, the magi would wake up to find them gone, and celebrations across Maegard would last for months.
All dedicated to a woman who had prayed but, even in her last moments, had refused to believe in God...
In her dream, Death flew down to the cell in a hooded cloak of slick black velvet. He had arrived for her, but He could not see her beneath the furs, and He could not separate her from comfort's embrace. He reached out a hand to her, teasing her by tracing a long, icy finger across her flushed cheek, sending rivulets of chill through her body, but though he could torment her, He could not take her just yet.
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Angie Martinez Announces She Will Run For The 2014 New York City Marathon
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The "Voice of New York" Power 105.1's very own Angie Martinez just announce that she will be running in the iconic "2014 26-Mile New York City Marathon" for the Amber and CC Sabathia's PitCCh In Foundation . The marathon will be led by Amber Sabathia, Executive Director of the PitCCh In Foundation. Celebrity friends and supporters to participate include former NFL star and co-host of CBS Sports Radio Network morning show Tiki Barber and wife of New York Knicks superstar Amar'e Stoudemire, Alexis Stoudemire, will join other supporters and volunteers on Sunday, November 2, 2014 to participate in the world's most prestigious marathon.
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She knocked hesitantly on the mahogany door. While waiting for a reply she tugged at her hair and smoothed her skirts, trying to make herself more presentable.
"Come in."
She pushed at the door, and stood up straighter. The doctor was sitting at his desk, working diligently behind piles of papers and documents. The whole room was such a sight. Royal blue velvet curtains decorating the ceiling-high windows, a table with slender, curvy, carved legs sat in the middle of the room, bordered by expensive chairs upholstered with blue silk. Tapestries lined the wall, depicting ancient Greek myths. A fire cackled merrily in the fireplace, and a cat lazed on the hearth, basking in the warmth. Doctor Grifton stood out in the middle of all this splendour, with flaming red hair and a rosy complexion. Remembering the courtesy due to a man of such high rank, she sank into a low curtsey, her dark locks nearly touching the rich carpet on the floor.
"Please stand up. I do not deserve such a greeting."
Doctor Grifton bowed to her, a polite nod of the head. He gestured to a chair opposite his, and she sat down tentatively. Her stomach was full of butterflies, and she shifted uncomfortably, smoothing her skirts in an attempt to mask her anxiety. A silence fell upon the room.
"So… Today we shall start on Pythagoras."
"Yes, Doctor."
"Please, do call me Jonathan. Doctor sounds too formal for use in a place such as this. And it would be much easier this way for us to get to know each other."
"Yes Doct… I mean Jonathan." Catalina replied, glad that the silence was broken. "But may I say you do sound very formal yourself."
"Do I? Well, I guess I can't help it. I'm sorry if it caused you any discomfort."
"No, no, it's fine." She replied, and then noticed the vase of blue lilies on the Doctor's desk, "Oooh! I love these flowers. They're my favourite actually. Although a touch of baby's breath would enhance the colours…"
"They're my favourite too, that's why they're here. I'm glad you liked them."
She was looking at him the whole time, as if judging him. He gave her a questioning look, and she lowered her gaze, somewhat embarrassed.
"What is it?"
She hesitated, and then said in a small voice, "It's just… I would like to get to know the real you."
"So you shall. Now, let's start on learning about Pythagoras and his theorem…"
They sat there for many hours, working away at maths, Latin, Greek and philosophy. Catalina left just before supper was served, and the Doctor sat in his chair, reliving the day. He'd never met such a bold young woman, one with such talent and cleverness. There was something extraordinary about her, but he couldn't say what. Then the servant came in with his supper, and Catalina was momentarily forgotten as he finished dining and started on his work.


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Made In America Festival Looking To Move To L.A.?! [Details]
Rumor has is Jay and his Budweiser Made In America festive may be making its' move from the city of brotherly love to L.A. this summer.
The L.A. Times reports:
Reports indicate that the festival is targeted for downtown's Grand Park and surrounding areas in front of and around City Hall.
A spokesman from the offices of Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti would say only that "we are in discussions about a possible event," but a report on the website for public radio station KPCC-FM (89.3) stated that Councilman Jose Huizar had requested city services to not issue any permits for Made in America until it could be properly vetted.
Sources familiar with the festival indicated that the L.A. edition of Made in America was initially planned to be announced as early as April. L.A.'s Made in America is planned to be staged during the same weekend as the one in Philadelphia.
Documents posted by KPCC state that Made in America organizers were aiming for a total capacity of 50,000 people and that the festival would require street closures in the area around Grand Park for as many as 10 days
Live Nation and Budweiser haven't made any statements as to if the music festival will officially be making that move but with the crazy success and exponential growth over the past two years L.A. my look appeasing.


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Make yourself at home in one of the 18 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while DVD players and premium TV channels are also offered to provide entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
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"Emancipated minors are students under the age of 18 who are independent from their parents or other legal guardian. The concept of emancipation in the law literally means that a parent has released their claim to the services and earnings of their minor child. Practically speaking, it means that a minor is no longer under the physical custody and control of his or her parents, and the child is responsible for his or her own support. It is presumed that a minor who resides with his or her parents is presumed not emancipated.
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Ms. Hoffman, thank you for these insightful comments. Unfortunately the problem I am facing is opinion based - I have shown countless times for months now that I was abused (the felonies are on file, and I went to the court house to get them all), and also that I left at 17. The individual handling my case simply refuses to accept it - I have literally produced dozens of documents over four months and each time they simply request a new set. I've asked multiple times for the complete set they would like - and each time I produce it, each document always supporting what I am saying, and each time they say "I'll need more." I am at the end of my rope and need more legal advice. Without parents, they have to know they have me over the coals here and I don't know what to do, legally speaking.
I appreciate your inputs, and hope that you can assist me in guiding me in the right direction. I am not a lawyer, and have limited experience and knowledge of these situations especially due to my situation (no parents). FAFSA also has a second list, which I have fulfilled a hundred times over (mild understatement - dozens of documents). Is there any way to talk directly to FAFSA, or to a third party?


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A musician and a surfer, who rides on the waves with the smoothness of an expert. In 1964 he was born in Santa Barbara, California and was eternally in love with the ocean. From his early days he won several competitions and finally turned a pro around his 18th birthday. The creative artist developed a unique style of his own which contributed to the enrichment of the sport.
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My registered license plate
Bushwaker Fender Flares
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16x8 Stryker MB Wheels (5)
Over head CB Rack with Cobra CB
Antenna Mount behind the Drivers rear Tail light with firestick and ground wire.
Billet aluminum dash dials
KC Windshield mounts
KC Daylighters (need to still wire up and figure out where I want my switch)
next items to order: in order listed below
Steering brace, Steering skid plate, Steering Stabilizer from Old Man Emu
Rad skid bar
front and rear diff guard
Oil pan skid plate
Sport cage
Transmission guard belly up
Fuel tank skid plate
Roof mount rails and rack
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Can't I Ever Get A Break!?
The bright sunlight hurt as I stepped onto my porch. I hoisted my bag up onto my shoulder and started down the street.
I bet I must have looked a bit odd. It was sweltering hot outside already and I was wearing a long sleeved shirt. I already looked strange with my different colored eyes, though. One blue, one green. "Yeah, thanks, Dad." I muttered. I reached the bus stop and sat down on the warm concrete, pulling out my notebook as I did so.
I stared at the tattered cover for a moment. I stared at the fading white-out bird, all the song lyrics, and quotes I'd written in Sharpie. I frowned at one in particular.
"Nothing is worth hurting yourself over! And nothing is worth taking your life over!!!- Gerard Way <3"
I quickly crossed that out with my ink pen, feeling my cheeks flush with humiliation and shame. I was the girl who had lost her best friend to cutting, and now look. I was going to end up just like him.
I felt a gentle kick to my leg and looked up to see Jason, my biology partner and the most sadistic human being I'd ever met. I swear, I'd never seen him happier than the day when we dicsected frogs.
"Did you get the report done?" he asked.
I looked down the street. No bus. "No."
"What the heck!? I told you to get it done! It's due today!"
"Yeah, I know. I'm not your freaking slave okay? Write your own report." I said, looking back down at my notebook. I opened my notebook to a blank page and began to write down exactly what I thought of Jason and his report.
He bent down so he was at my level. He looked at me for a long moment before dumping all of my stuff out onto the ground and ripping the hair clip out of my long hair.
"Agghh! What the hack, man!" I yelled.
"That's for not writing the report." He slapped me hard across the face. "And that's for talking like that to me. No one talks like that to me, got it?" I looked at him with murder in my strange eyes. He pulled his arm back to slap me again, but my ugly yellow savior pulled to a stop next to us. I quickly packed my things up and hopped on, throwing a smirk over my shoulder at Jason as I did so.


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In Love
This is my bechemen poem competition entry. Hope you like it! The theme was 'place' so my place is 'in love.'
The Nebula, like the moon's reflection on irritated waters, rests in the dark sky.
The stars dancing within it create intricate patterns, circles, snakes.
The moon casts only weak shadows on the gnarled roots of the trees, and fireflies hover past.
The waterfall behind me is a sweet lullaby, contrasting with the white-gold liquid pulsing out of my chest.
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As politicos brace themselves for their annual trip to the seaside, most of the signs are indeed that Mr Brown is calling the shots. From reforming the constitution to culling the super-casino, Labour's new leader has helped to give the party purpose - purpose it lacked a year ago. Labour's lead in almost every recent poll - and Mr Brown's wider lead over David Cameron as the voters' preferred PM - also reflect a bumpy run of months for the opposition. The Conservatives have still not quite recovered from the grammar-school row and their wrangling continued yesterday with news that the deputy treasurer, Johan Eliasch, had resigned, whispering that the party was lurching rightwards. Yesterday's sensible pledge from the shadow chancellor to match Labour's medium-term spending plans could help insulate the party against the charge that it plans savage service cuts. But to be credible that promise needs to be coupled with a cooling of recent excited Tory chatter about sweeping tax cuts and, even then, it will only confirms that David Cameron is following Labour's agenda.
The uncertain timing of the general election, which is quite properly Mr Brown's to control, is also helping him to make the weather. But MPs who are kept in suspense about whether or not they will soon have to fight for their seats are hardly likely to enter the type of calm debate on Britain's long-term challenges which Mr Brown says he wants. Even so, the prime minister yesterday helped to refresh the continuing speculation about a snap poll - saying, as if it were news, that there would be no announcement during that day - in doing so issuing another reminder that he is the one in charge. Control of the agenda, though, emphatically does not guarantee victory. A sudden election remains risky, especially when two new polls suggest Labour support may have started edging down. It remains more likely that Mr Brown will bide his time. Waiting, though, requires that he transforms the one-off bounce he has brought to his party into a sustained spring in its step. That will require genuine fresh thinking, a big ask after a decade in power.
Alongside the old-fashioned politicking, the prime minister showed signs of that yesterday. He spoke starkly about collapsing political participation, usefully suggesting a speaker's conference through which all parties might address it. While citizens' juries are not new, the emphasis Mr Brown gave them is welcome. Where Tony Blair's sole response to public services was expanding consumer choice in quasi-markets, the juries give people a chance to lift their sights and grapple with wider problems. Using them to engage the electorate as whole remains ambitious. But finding new ways to engage the public must be a priority for all democrats. Making the right connections could also determine whether Mr Brown's dominance proves to be more than ephemeral.


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Harper "Not Happy" with Some Fellow Conservatives
By Paul Vieira
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper made his first public comments Tuesday as he tried to mount a counteroffensive following nearly a week of embarrassing political revelations involving fellow Conservatives.
The comments, at the start of the weekly Conservative Party caucus meeting, were his first public remarks since it was revealed last week that Nigel Wright–up until two days ago Mr. Harper's chief of staff–gave a Conservative senator, Mike Duffy, over 90,000 Canadian dollars ($87,445) to help pay off housing expenses he inappropriately claimed.
"I don't think any of you are going to be very surprised to hear I am not happy," Mr. Harper told his caucus. "I am very upset about some conduct we witnessed; the conduct of some parliamentarians and the conduct of my own office," he said in his opening remarks to the meeting. Reporters were allowed to sit in for those remarks. Caucus meetings are typically closed to outsiders.


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