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Last year, Jamie Woods says, she and her 11-year-old daughter spent a lot of time at President Barack Obama's campaign office in Davenport.
Making telephone calls and doing other volunteer work, her daughter "missed a lot of home-cooked meals," Woods of Davenport, says. But she notes that her daughter, Jada, was an avid and capable volunteer.
"She even did talking points ... on her phone and on her school bus," Woods says.
Now, it's paying off for the both of them. Woods and Jada will be among the Quad-Citians attending the inauguration festivities Monday in Washington, D.C.
"I told my daughter I promise if we win this time, I will take you to the inauguration, and we will go," said Woods, a delegate to the Democratic National Convention. "I told her hard work pays off."
For many Iowans, particularly those who volunteered for the president's campaign last year, the weekend's activities surrounding Monday's inaugural festivities will be a special occasion.
Iowa not only launched the president's 2008 campaign, but it was also a battleground in the 2012 election, and thousands of volunteers put in countless hours identifying, persuading and getting out the vote across the state. Obama won Iowa with 52 percent of the vote to just more than 46 percent for Republican Mitt Romney.
It's a special time for Obama supporters on both sides of the Mississippi River. On Saturday night, a busload of about 40 people from across the area left for Washington, D.C., a trip organized by Davenport NAACP President Vera Kelly and her sister.
This will be her second journey to an Obama inauguration. Kelly said she's downloaded the smartphone app that will help direct them to their spot on Monday. While they are there, she said, they also plan to visit Arlington Cemetery, as well as a gathering for people who worked in this area on the 2008 campaign.
Four years ago, the inaugural was history in the making.
"When they announced him as president of the United States, yellow, black, white, brown, everybody was hugging," Kelly recalled last week.
Some analysts have noted that this inaugural doesn't have the same history-making sense to it. This will be the president's second term, and during the past four years, the administration has battled with congressional Republicans over a range of issues.
That's often meant compromises that have opened him to criticism, even from members of his own party. Still, Kelly notes, it will be no less thrilling for her.
"I'm excited," she said.
Of course, a lot of the president's Quad-City supporters aren't going to Washington, D.C. Some of those who aren't will be going to the second Quad-Cities Obama Inaugural Ball on Monday night at the RiverCenter in downtown Davenport. Organizers said 200 people had signed up as of Friday afternoon.
Don Johnston is one of those people who won't be going to Washington, D.C., but he would have had a good seat if he had gone. Johnston, the 17th District committeeman on the Illinois Democratic Party's Central Committee, was a member of the Electoral College. And as such, he was given a prime seat for the inauguration.
This is a busy time for his direct-mail business, however. The Illinois primary is a little more than a month away, and much of his business is political.
"I've got a full load of mail to be done," he said Friday. "When you're a one-man mailer, you can't get away."
But then, he's done inaugurations before. Johnston attended the events for President Bill Clinton in 1993 and 1997.
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Wandering Spirit (Cree leader)
Wandering Spirit (a.k.a. Kapapamahchakwew, Papamahchakwayo, Esprit Errant; b.1845 – d.1885) was a Cree war chief of a band of Plains Cree.
Frog Lake Massacre[edit]
The Frog Lake Massacre was a Cree uprising during the North-West Resistance. Led by Wandering Spirit, young Cree warriors attacked the small town near Frog Lake, Alberta on April 2, 1885.
Angered by treaties by the Canadian government that they perceived as unfair and the dwindling bison population, their main source of food, Big Bear and his Cree decided to rebel after the successful Métis victory at Duck Lake. They gathered all the white settlers in the area into the local church. Thomas Quinn, the town's Indian Agent, was killed after a disagreement broke out. The Cree then shot at the settlers. Nine people were killed and three were taken as captives.
The massacre prompted the Canadian government to take notice of the growing unrest in Western Canada. The rebellion was eventually put down, and Wandering Spirit, the war chief responsible for the Frog Lake Massacre, was captured.
For his involvement in the Frog Lake Massacre, Wandering Spirit was hanged on November 27, 1885 at Battleford, Saskatchewan. He sang a love song to his wife before he was hanged.
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Evening Record, The (Newspaper) - December 19, 1908, Greenville, Pennsylvania THE EVENING RSTAB1JSHED DECEMBER Rose Cream Jelly For the hands and face Nothing better for chaps For Sale At Wests Drug Store Any Overcoat Hat Pins made out of Real Roses Hungry Come Here And All Kinds of Oysters As You Like Them CITY RESTAURANT FA VORS CONTROL BY GOVERNMENT Gary of Steel Corporation Makes Remarkable Proposal SPEAKING IN PERSONAL SENSE HAVE YOU EVER HAD ANY WORK DONE By the New York Cleaning and Dye ngworks If It Is needless for us to recommend our If you lave we would ask you to try us and see for practical demonstration la better than prom We do all klnda ot cleaning and dyeing at the very lowest Gentlemen notel We will sponge and press your clothes for the small nmount of a We call for them and also Call up by either Make no mis be sure and get New York Cleaning Dyeing Wks Main Office 102 Main Greenville Union phone 173 T Bell phone 215 J Branch Offices MercerL Frank Walnut Street Real Rose Hat Pins h does not seem yet tt Is thM these Ptae an BMKto out of live changed into OMtsl by a secie t This dbcortry Is without douMooeof the lost sits o the sncic tt They ate the most twautUul Made in Italsbes to confotm to the prevailing SU stow Doot hi to COOM In sod sect These are thoffcnuioe DBLAMOTHE Reel ROM Dunlap PARIS CLOAK HOUSE Store Of Exclusive Styles Quality Clothes for the well dressed women of Greenville puts this store in the first rank as Ladies tor we have the Tailor Made Suits Silk Skirts Waists Costumes Opera Coats Cloth Coats Seal Caracul and Pony Our sterling display of Neck Pieces and Muffs in all kinds ot at every will please The Same Old Stand 7O8 State Street Chairman of Directors of SoCalled Steel Testifying at Tariff Attitude of His Com pany and of Himself as an Individ ual Toward Remodeling of Steel of Tariff Removal of He Would Kill Competi tion at you pro tect our competitors you leave us above protection and I believe that tho Steel corporation should make public its affairs and submit to government was the remarkable declara tion of chairman of the board of directors of the United States Steel at the tariff hearing before the house ways and means com This is he but re member that 1 am not speaking for the Steel corporation In saying Judge like Charles was an admirable giving much information and submitting to a severe His testimony lit substance showed the tariff Is needed more as a protection for the Independent steel manufacturers than for the Steel Judge Gary declared that the reduction of the duty on certain steel products would compel the steel com panies to reduce the cost of He that the competitors of the Steel corporation needed but that the corporation could take care of Suppose this committee were to wipe out the steel duty tho United States Steel corporation would Btlll survive inquired Representa tive Champ Clark of Icaunot replied Judge but 1 am of the impression that If we did we would have a monopoly ol the market in ihis I dont think we could make a reasonable and fair profit if the tariff is put on that The Cost of Steel Judge Gar was asked to give tho cost of manufacturing steel The steel gave the following fig ures for rail making by the Bessemer price In he is a ton and the export price in Great and In France there is adlfference of They do In Europe as they do said the dump their surplus In foreign markets when ness Ig dull In their Representative Champ Clark asked why the American manufacturers did not sell the surplus In the home mar suggesting that railroads which buy iron rails Instead of steel rails then would be able to buy the latter because of cheaper No railroad that Is able to pay a ton for rails has gone without them because they cost replied the wit I think this question should be approached from a different Bland 1 dont think that a manufactu on account of the tariff or anything should get more than a fair re j turn on lUs If he doesnt charge a fair price he ought to be com pelled to sell for Publicity and Government Clark Inquired how Judge Gary proposed to prevent the manufacturers from charging a price that gave them more than a fair return on their In By publicity and government con trol of the he respond adding that he was merely giving his personal Is it true thai the United States Steel corporation fixes the price of steel and steel products asked Certainly KNOX TO ADVISE PRESIDENTELECT Assistance Desired in Filling Other Cabinet Places HAS BEEN INVITED TO AUGUSTA PEACE OAY to Made In ChurehM Promote Universal In churches to the District of Columbia and alsothroughout Uie country to morrow will appropriate to tho day will be preached the efforts of the American BO clety tq and good will among jthe nations of the designation of the day was made a month poae It the un PresidentElect In Announcing oppose That Knox Will Be Secretary of j State He Expects to Consult Freely With Him In Arranging AT States by the whose pur ls to arouse general Interest In rersal peace movement and to the enlargement of the United II Acceptance of Important fairs For Taking Hold on March expres Expresses Gratification at of gave 1 congre elect Taft has confirmed the news pubsupper lished previously that Senator Knox of Pennsylvania has accepted the bishop post ot secretary of state in the new differe The tender was made la New York last Sunday morning and cal nal the formal acceptance was received last I feel that I am to be congratu lated In securing the services of Sena tor Knox in my said Judge Taft id making the In Alto selecting a secretary of state I wanted which At the universal peace congress held In Lon Ion in July all througl distinguished representatives ed sympathy with thepurpose It Is The j his theN Lambeth s of Episcopal passed resolutions of sympathy it sent to the peace ss by a delegation of and Protestant clergymen of it nations urged that work for ud arbitration became a practf the churches Then how Is It that for some yeart man wjho would fill the public not I only here but abroad as a man who stands out preeminently as a groat j Knox was a great attorney general he was a prominent candl i dale for the presidency and he Is roc I ogntzed In the senate and elsewhere as j one of the great lawyers of that Judge Taft also feels that from a po I lltlcal viewpoint the selection of Knox Is most He explained that there was often a feeling that the state of with its as sured Republican often j was alighted In the matter of recog nltlonj in the high councils of tho That this will not be the case in the next administration was Indi cated Taft Knox might ELBERT back the price of steel rails has been a ton The price tixed in 1899 at a conference of steel manufacturers and process Cost of pig iron for the advice of a few rail of steel converting pig road companies as to what would be a Iron into converting In gots into Cor 84 cents for administration and 81 cents Jujlge ewvpjjip nf rails BUSINESS DIRECTORY GREENVILLE TAILORING A REAL TAILOR ABE HESSE by the announcement by that he should invite Senator to come to Augusta that he ot su SCHOOLBOYS FIGHT FIRE Altoonja High Damaged Worth by Fire In a Ore caused nearly damage to the Altooua high school said to be the 11 liesi structure of its kind Hi the effective workwaa done by school boys twelve to eight een yfears who fought gallantly with the of water plajingon fire before interior of the building Is badly damaged and valuable machinery of the manual training training depart ment i donated by the Pennsylvania Railroad company at a cost of is under fivefeet anddoubt less schoolwas complet ed two years a cost The gong for the flre drill was sounded ami the thinking tt was for a formed in line and marched quietly The flre orig inated in the lumber room beneath the 1JT D consult him freely with STRIKEMAY END o filling other places In his cab en ce he said that he felt the need h advice as he should be able to obtain from Kuox regarding not only the cabinet but many matters preliminary to the beginning of his ad That Knoxs influ ence will be potent was freely admit ted bj Th make hesitation of Senator Knox to a more speedy decision Is inter BISHOP Tailoring In all Us Alter Pressing and Clean Corner Main 224H and Mercer RESTAURANT SMITHS CAFE Best Things to Eat served In the best Is making a reputation for Try us If not a Shop Buy Useful Buy Wearable where men Get the best Buy practical mas shopping at Hesses then youll be sure the quality is Buy mens gifts Do your Christ to for The place to eat la at SULLIVANS Opposite Bessemer transient and local wellcooked moderate MEAT MAKKET Pium corner Brie alms to furnish the finest quality of When you buy your milk ef 21 North Mercer you get the best and PHOTOGRAPHER WEBERS 11V6 OANAL AH the latest stylos In cards folders for 1908 now new and IV M The old motto Not the cheapest prices best goods at the lowest market Our reputa tion for SI Enuf Bath Robe Smoking Jacket House Coat Neckwear Mufflers SJk Suspenders Dress Shirts Fancy Hose Wool Hose Soft Hats Stiff Hats Opera Hats Full Dress Suits Collars and Cuffs Fancy Vest Stick Pins Sweater Vest Cuff Links Sweater Coats Shirt Studs Athletic Jerseys 1 Silk Hose Fur Lined Gloves Lisle Hose Silk Lined Gloves Golf Gloves Gauntlet Gloves Automobile Gloves White Vests Evening Waistcoats Night Robes Overcoats buits Full Dress Protector Linen Handkerchiefs Initial Handkerchiefs Silk Umbrella Canes Underwear Union Suits Pajamas Raincoats Wearable for IVIen and Gilts selected Eariy will be Laid Aside Until Christ mas Abe Hesse Cor reel Clothes F o r M e n Gloves andMuffllers Putin Fancy Christmas fair price for Since that time the steel manufacturers have adhered to that and 1 doubt if any of them would cluuigo it without notify ing the They have no agree ment and do 1101 have any I believe tills lo lie one Is the uf iie knowledge which each of iliuui liS o others business lo Ki one seems Uiul iu iiricc Is a fair Msnl Ilial yon liavu sych a control of the indiistfy if you BKMl Ihe price none of InCapeml manufacturer woiikl ilre lo set a price below yours ufkod That may be true UK far as steel rails are Judge Gary re but cumllittfrd liis answer by say Ing lie lid nol Ihat the Steal corporation has a hod the Indus bill that the independents recog nized lie advisability of maintaining one Suppose the Steel corporation put the price up to a ton do you think that there Is an independent manufac turer who wouldnt mark his price up to a ton because you had marked yours up Independents Would Follow Suit 1 cant was tlie except that 1 think they would marl the price Judge Gary admitted that the Steel corporation couhl drive the in leijendHiits out of business In a com letition because the Steel corporation an produce rails cheaper than the in Judge Gary said Chat the Steel cor loratlon could not survive in the tin late industry without a possibly j preteq here to his desire to arrange with due regard for the interest of the party and his state for relinquishing his seat In the Regarding the tip that George Wlckershani of New York would be at torney general In his Taft said that he had not yet determined on anyone definitely for the attorney It Is his desire to fill this jlace with an administrativegenius who will accomplish a reorganization of the department as well as the legal phases of the department of commerce and labor and the Interstate commerce commission to the end that the work of these three branches of the govern ment may be coordinated and brought Into close and harmonious ltOt The training received at The School That Gets Results leads to a good We will not be able to supply the demand for graduates during the next can have a position if you will get Catalogue MEADVILLE COMMERCUL COLLEGE Governor of West Virginia Suggests Baals of early of the differences be tween the operators In the Paint creek coal mining district Is In dicated by conferences and suggested compromise in which the offices of Governor pawson have been Invoked The foyejnor proposes that tlje min ers agree to ten and hat the operators to pay the prices here tofore existing and to check off not exceeding bff cents a month for dues to the coal miners union from the wages of each miner who consents The operators appear to be favora bly Impressed with the and the miners will give a definite answer before JAMBS the Thelr ess than tho present duty on this Representative Clark wanted to now bow much profit the United States Steel corporation is Judge Gary said that the interest paid out amounted to the divi dends paid out that a sur plus of has been accumu ated and that has been paid out for He said that total profit on the capitalization equaled 7 310 per KILLED INJOXING BOUT Widowed Mother Loses Her Only Sup port by Tragic Cur age was killed In a box tog bout with Benjamin age at the Broadway Athletic The death of Curren came as the clltnax to a series amateur were witnessed by a large There had been nine bouts when who was the sole sup port of his widowed asked per mission to po He had participat ed in preliminaries several times be fore and boxed under the name of Micky Kills Himself Before be fore a mirror In the bathroom of his Colonel March a stock seut a buMet through ills He left a note as cribing 111 health as the GUSSWORKERSQUIT WORK AT MIDNIGHT Oil WAR DECLARED IN BONNIE SCOTLAND Stanteiils Peace Ttrais Re trial anct hlr i JPhili the execut sum of this ball to court The defends their homes who had V had physl The were 1 Surety vice presld REGRETS LEAVING SENATE Senator Knox Says He Answers Call as One of Public discussing his said I have been persuaded by thosu with whom I have consulted that It is my clear duty to 1 will teava the senate with great as I have enjoyed Its duties and and with even greater reluctance will lay down the commission of the people of Pennsylvania who have so splendidly supported me by their ap proval of my public With he public serv ice is a duty which I accept not be cause of any honor which I feel I ma derive but because I tea that I owe it to my state and my coun I accepted philo sophically the offices which have come to being content to remain where I serving aa long I was doingjr my duty Press Demand for 25 Per Cen the maud of an increase of 25 per cen will be enforced by the National Win dow OlasBworkers by such methods a the situation may warrant Is the pos tlon taken by President Faulkne of that The officers of th union are despite the state tandard Oil companys invasion of the Scotch market threatens to about a rate war between It and the Scotch oil Having established tanks In several the Standard OH Ills submitted an offer to the leading wholesale ifirms to acquire their retail connections on the basis of a liberal purchase sum and participation in the roflts for the next five The icotch companies have not yet decided upon concerted but the big Glasgow house of Pumpherstone has resolved to fight the Standard by establishing tank distributing de pots throughout Scotland DIES IN HOTEL LOBBY Matthew Ruddy Stricken at Oil City With Heart Oil age a guager for the South Penn Oil company at died suddenly from heart fail ure In the lobby of the American hotel In Oil who was formerly chief of police at prominent In politics was on Ws way to Bradford from arriving In Oil City from He leaves seven sons and four The body was taken to Bradford rthls morning tor I vllle David Coatesvllti Mclver i STRII OlaMworkeir Clarkubur operatives and the rles wea lug to the to adopt plants hUBii The Adamsterjij will continue to as they hundred men i Coffe dow dow Olasa vllle Window midnight f Disaster Causedby the explosion in the Marlanna mine of the company last No vember when 164 lives were was caused by a blownout shot which Ignited gas and isthe verdict re the secretes klnif i meats by various manufacturers that turned by a coroners jury after tak they will close their We are ready to demand our rights and we 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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 4, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas TV department store opens its doors Saturday ms ANGELES (AP) - "Berrenger's," NBC's new nighttime soap opera set in a department store, is throwing open its doors just in time for after-Christmas and January white sales. The new serial, from the people who brought you "Dallas" and "Knots landing " makes its debut Saturday with a 90-minute pilot episode. Thereafter, the show will be seen on Saturday at 9 p.m. CST. Sam Wanamaker stars as Simon Berrenger, who turned a little dry g> ods store into one of New York's most posh department stores. He heads an all-star cast who bring to the show all the necessary elements of greed, chicanery, thievery, treachery, lust and debauchery necessary to keep a soap opera boiling. The pilot tells a lively story that introduces all the characters and gets everything into motion. Diana Gould is the creator-producer for Lorimar Productions, and she is backed by executive producer David Jacobs. It is tightly plotted like all Lorimar shows, but in addition has all the glamor of "Dynasty." Yvette Mimieux and TV series veterans Jeff Conaway and Ben Murphy are among those featured in the cast. The series is the first for Wanamaker, a veteran stage and film actor. He has also made many guest ap pearances on television, such as "Holocaust," and most recently as the doctor in "Heartsounds." "I'd always said no before, because I had so many other things going and it would disrupt my lifestyle," said Wanamaker, who makes his home in london but lives with his oldest daughter whenever he works in Ix>s Angeles. "I was now prepared to confront a series. My children were grown. I'd been coming back to America regularly and was prepared to spend more time in L.A. I thought it might be good at this stage of my career and might open other opportunities." Wanamaker was born in Chicago to Russian-emigrant parents, and when he went into acting he changed his name from Watenmaker to Wanamaker. He used the money from his first film, "My Girl Tisa," to buy his parents a home in Los Angeles. That's the house his daughter now lives in. "I've lived in london more or less permanently since the 1950s," said Wanamaker, who keeps his American citizenship. "My youngest daughter was born there and has dual citizenship. My middle daughter is with the Royal Shakespeare Company and was on Broadway several years ago. house. ntertainment Herald-Zcitung Friday, January 4,1985 8A Country videos Some may return to haunt artists NASHVILLE. Tenn. < AP) — The rage for videos to accompany the hottest songs on the charts has hit Music City, but the country music world is looking a bit askance at the flashy art form. Film production companies have made Tennessee's capital city a "Little Hollywood'' for creating the video vignettes for a handful of syndicated television shows that feature country film clips. All the hoopla has some Nashville music executives intrigued - and worried. "I'm afraid some of these videos may come back and haunt the artists." said Jim Owen, a leading Nashville television producer. "These artists could be turning off their fans, and I don't think they're really thinking it through." Owen, who has produced syndicated TV specials for I^arry Gatlin, Conway Twitty and Janie Fricke, said country musicians should remember that their audiences usually don't watch Music Television (MTV), the 24-hour-a-day, all-rock cable TV service. "Feedback so far shows that country music fans not only dislike MTV, they detest it," Owen said. "We spend too much time in country music trying to look like MTV, and it's going to hurt us." Deborah Allen's high-energy "Rockin' Little Christmas" — complete with break dancing, a hot pink outfit and the lights of New York City — was filmed for BCA Records by the video director for pop star Billy Joel. Miss Allen, whose biggest hit was "Baby I Lied," said her first video is designed for people who enjoy all types of music — not just country. "Whether ifs country or rock or whatever, people react to a product on the basis of whether ifs good or bad. And this is a good video that I'm very proud of," Miss Allen said. RCA vice president Joe Galante agrees. The entertainment industry, he said, should realize country music fans have grown up and are more sophisticated. "I don't know how many times I've flown over farms and seen satellite dishes in the backyards of people raising cows," said Galante. Galante, who works with artists such as Milsap, Alabama and Waylon Jennings, said that other than a few artists. 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He hadn't been on TV iii ll) years and he was unsure whether they would accept him again." Accept him they did. but the NBL special that audiences saw then was just a fraction of what had been taped. The rest, it was believed, had been thrown away. Now, 16 years later, an extra hour of Elvis, rediscovered in a vault at NBC, is being aired for the first time in its entirety as a Home Box Office special to mark what would have been Elvis' 50th birthday. "It's like discovering a bank account you didn't know you had opened," says Binder. "Here is one hour of the man, with no frills, .showing why he was so special... It's the greatest tribute that could be paid to him." The HRO special, "Elvis: One Night With You," which will be shown seven times braining Saturday and including his birthday Tuesday, is an invaluable addition to the Presley legend. It is essentially an improvisation, a jam session on a bare stage with Elvis and his faithful backup men singing the songs they loved best. The result is electrifying, an intimate glimpse of Elvis at ease, lean and handsome in a black leather suit, cracking jokes, talking music and, most of all, singing iii a voice at the peak of its power only nine years before his death. There are renditions of, "That's All Right Mama," "Heartbreak Hotel," "Lawdy Miss Clawdy," "Trying to Get to You" and one never recorded by Elvis, "Going Up. Going Down," that capture the gutsy rhythm 'n blues origins of Elvis' sound. Binder, who was 23 in 1968 and who has since become an Emmy winning producer of multiple TV specials with top stars, clearly treasures his brief time with Elvis. The improvisation, he recalls, was "an afterthought," added to the more traditional, big-production special. "Elvis lived at NBG for a week when we were taping," Binder recalls. "Every night after the show, Elvis would get rn the dressing room with the musicians and they would start singing old R 'n B songs. I thought, If only I had a hidden camera in there.' That was the germ of the idea." After much coaxing, Elvis and his manager, Col. Tom Parker, agreed to tape an informal jam session. I OOP 337 - NKW BRAUNH.LS ''BEST IN COUNTRY MUSIC" FRI. JAN. 4th $3.50 I SAT. JAN. 5th RIVER CITY ROUNDERS $4.00 TEXAS ROSE BAND Open Fridays 7-12 PM - Saturdays 8 PM - 1 am MIXED DRINKS BFFR WINE. SOFT DRINKS SNACKS Reservations/Intor (nation 625-7349 Briefly Olympic athletes tie the knot EUGENE, Ore. (AP) Runner Mary Decker and British discus thrower Richard Sianey, w ho carried her off the Olympic track after her stunning collision with Zeta Budd during the Summer Gaines, greeted the New Year at the altar. The couple were wed earlier this week in a 20-ininute private church ceremony at the First United Methodist Church. Ms. Decker. 26. wore a white satin gown with veil and carried a bouquet of flowers. Sianey, 28, wore a black tuxedo. Track star Alberto Salazar was a groomsman and drove the couple to the Eugene Hilton hotel for a reception after the wedding. Many other athletes, as well as Ms. Decker's coach. Dick Brown, were among the 250 people who witnessed the wedding. The church choir sang "Amazing Grace" during the ceremony officiated by the Rev Fred Kane. It was Ms. Decker's second marriage and Slaney's first. Ms. Decker was married for two years to marathon runner Hon Tabb before their divorce in 1983 Ms. Decker's collision with Ms. Budd, a South African running for Great Bntian at the I^>s Angeles Olympic Games, dashed her hopes for a gold medal in the women's 3,000 meters. Color didn't chose tho Rose Bowl queen LOS ANGELES (AP) - The 1984 | IN 35-East 625-2577 SPARETIME? I_Sr awat sis. Is Invest it wisely. Visit your PUSUC LIBRARY. Rose Queen, the first black to hold that title since the Tournament of Roses began almost BO years ago, says her selection was a result of her qualifications, not her color. "When I became the first black Rose Queen, there were those who said I was part of a trend, and They're going to pick her now because ifs time for a black queen,'" Kristina Kaye Smith, a 20-year-old Pasadena Community College student, said after the annual parade. "I wasn't chosen because I was black, but because I was the best," she said, adding that she was surprised at the hoopla that greeted her selection. "I didn't even know there wasn't a black Rose Queen before me," she said. "But now that I've made it so many black girls have come up to me, and told me they're now encouraged to try out because they feel they have a chance." 1985 makes Pia Zadora a mother NEW YORK (AP) - Actress Pia Zadora has named her new daughter Kady in honor of the young woman Ms. Zadora played in the 1980 film "Butterfly." Kady, seven pounds, IO ounces, was born two hours into 1985 at I^enox etbelbern Malle SAT. JAN. 5th INSIDE STRAIT 14 Hill Hospital, said Tino Barzie, the 28-year-old actress' manager. 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Definition of daze
dazenoun He flung his bat in a daze and made a slow trot around the bases … — Steve Wulf He sometimes finds himself so focused on cyberspace that he falls into a kind of computer daze, losing all track of time. — Leslie Miller
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Origin and Etymology of daze
Middle English dasen, from Old Norse *dasa; akin to Old Norse dasask to become exhausted
First Known Use: 14th century
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1 : to stun by or as if by a blow She was dazed by all the questions.
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Mr. Rosenberg leads off with a weird, ambiguous statement that I think is alluded to the Bulgaria bus bombing. See for yourself:
"I wonder if the Israeli government now regrets that it didn't consider the Arab League peace offer that was first issued in 2002 and then again in 2007. Every Arab state signed it and it was strongly backed by the Saudis who, in fact, drafted it."And then he immediately launches into the specifics and history of the Arab League offer. What do you guys think this paragraph means? "Now" the Israeli government regrets, because of the bus bombing? What else has changed? It's interesting how Mr. Rosenberg can't even bring himself to discuss the bus bombing in particular, to say nothing of showing sorrow or sympathy for those killed and hurt, before immediately using it to push his politics. On the other hand, if it wasn't referring to the bus bombing, then what was it referring to?And why didn't he just say so?
Rosenberg then talks about the facts of the API, which I didn't see a problem with. But then he puts up a whopper of a lie:
"Of course, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and his right-wing government have never indicated any interest in a deal that requires giving up the occupied territories, which, of course, rules out any deal at all."Except, of course, for Netanyahu's speech to the UN where he laid out his support for the two-state solution. But Rosenberg has built his career on bashing the right wingers, so why expect him to stop now?
As Rosenberg's piece move on, he begins to contradict himself:
"Just look at the changes since 2007....In 2007, when the Arab League Initiative was last issued, Israel's most important ally President Hosni Mubarak was firmly in power...Egypt's new Muslim Brotherhood government has not indicated that it will back away from the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty but, no doubt about it, its future is up in the air. The moderate Palestinian Authority is weaker than ever before...Hezbollah, formerly a Shiite terrorist group formed in response to the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982, now is the majority party in the Lebanese government and essentially controls it." [MJ then goes on to list all the enemies Israel has]It's true. There has been great upheavals in power in the ME since 2007, as Rosenberg correctly points out. Knowing what we know now, then, why should Israel have signed the API in 2007?
If Israel signed the API and then gave up all the concessions, and then the Arab Spring happened, Rosenberg himself admits the future of that hypothetical peace between Israel and the Arab nations would be "up in the air". So if I was an Israeli leader, left or right, I'd be congratulating myself for not going for the API, because such an exercise has been proven to be a waste of time! Not to mention the little fact that it would have put my entire country at risk.
But Rosenberg doesn't seem to realize this, because doing so would violate his one guiding principle left: the lack of peace is Israel's fault. That's what he lays out:
"The bottom line is that the status quo no longer works to Israel's advantage. Every day its position grows weaker as the region it is located in becomes more and more unstable, and forces militantly opposed to Israel replace those who seemed more than willing to live with it."And then concludes with his usual demands that Israel make peace now or suffer the consequences, even while history and he himself demonstrated in the body of his essay why making peace with the Arabs is an exercise in futility. It would appear that even though he is aware of current events, they have made little to no impact on his opinions.
With such basic levels of dishonesty, it's no wonder Rosenberg is out of a job and on the fringe of the discourse.


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Do you think that Brandon "The Truth" Vera will beat Tim Sylvia?
I'm sure you all have seen the UFC 65 Conference video in which Dana says that Vera is ready for a title fight.
If so, Tim's next fight will be against Vera.
I think Brandon Vera is dope...I really do.
But I don't think Tim ever underestimates an opponent. That's all I will give him credit for, because he's not entertaining to watch. But he's tall, strong (though he doesn't look it, heh), and will make sure Vera doesn't take him lightly.
I'm rooting for Vera but I think Tim will hold on.
i think vera should just try and get the giant down, and with that vera can win....
If they fought today, Tim would win. Give Vera some more time and maybe another fight before Tim and he could win. I like Vera alot especially compared to the Maniac.
hey vera is a top class striker and he'd be happy to stand with sylvia all day, vera is lethal at stand up. tim sylvia has suprised me though i thought after his loss to mir and then arlovski that was it for him but as much as a boring fighter that he is he proved he can fight by knocking out arlovski and has defended his belt ever since. don't under estimate vera i think he has the tools to beat sylvia this would be a great fight
i agree with you vera's ground game isn't the best but tim will want to stand and vera will do just that
maybe there should be a Vera v AA fight first
yeah good call vera should have one more fight before he gets a title shot, there both good stand up fighters it would be a war then the winner could fight tim
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Seminars in Nuclear Medicine
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Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 44(6):439 (2014) PMID 25362234Osteoporotic fractures are common and result in extensive morbidity and mortality. It is possible to decrease the risk of fracture in postmenopausal, male, and glucocorticoid-induced osteoporosis with appropriate screening and treatment. The assessment of fracture risk, for which bone ...
Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 44(6):489 (2014) PMID 25362238Worldwide, women account for a growing percentage of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)–infected patients and more than half of all HIV infections. For many years, morphologic imaging methods were the main approaches employed to investigate HIV and its complications. However, during th...
Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 44(6):423 (2014) PMID 25362233Ischemic heart disease (IHD) is the leading cause of death in women. Women present with coronary artery disease later in life than men, with greater number of risk factors and higher rate of angina. Women have higher mortality compared with age-matched men despite having less anatomica...
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Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 44(6):413 (2014) PMID 25362232Gender-based medicine is medical research and care conducted with conscious consideration of the sex and gender differences of subjects and patients. This issue of Seminars is focused on diseases for which nuclear medicine is part of routine management and for which the diseases have s...
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Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 44(6) (2014) PMID 25362236FDG-PET/CT has been evaluated in a variety of gynecologic malignancies in a variety of settings and is approved by CMS for the initial and subsequent treatment strategies of these malignancies. Cervical cancer is typically very FDG-avid and FDG-PET/CT appears to be most valuable for in...
Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 44(6):479 (2014) PMID 25362237This article discusses issues regarding administration of radiopharmaceuticals to pregnant women or nursing mothers. Uncertainties in calculated dose estimates and possible biological effects on the unborn child are presented. Models and dose estimates for pregnant women at several sta...
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Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 44(3):187 (2014) PMID 24832583Given the central roles that anatomical and functional imaging now play in medical practice, there have been concerns about the increasing levels of radiation exposure and their potential hazards. Despite incomplete quantitative knowledge of the risks, it is prudent to think of radiati...
Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 44(3):193 (2014) PMID 24832584The practice of diagnostic nuclear medicine involves the use of ionizing radiation, and thus the potential risk associated with such exposure must be weighed against the benefits to the patient. This requires that the right test with the right dose be administered to the right patient ...
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Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 44(3):179 (2014)Over the past 15 years and more, extensive research has been conducted on the responses of biological systems to radiation delivered at a low dose or low dose rate. This research has demonstrated that the molecular-, cellular-, and tissue-level responses are different following low dos...
Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 44(3):215 (2014)As authorized users of radioactive material, nuclear medicine (NM) physicians play a leading role in the use and management of these agents. Regarding patient management, NM physicians are responsible for ensuring both the appropriateness of exams and the associated patient doses. Alon...
Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 44(3):202 (2014) PMID 24832585Nuclear medicine is a unique and valuable method that contributes to the diagnosis and assessment of many diseases in children. Radiation exposures in children undergoing diagnostic nuclear medicine studies are low. Although in the past there has been a rather large variation of pediat...


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What's the problem? Some people call today "Presidents' Day." Those people are wrong. Don't be those people. Today isn't Presidents Day. It's Washington's Birthday. At least, that's the holiday. His real birthday is actually coming up on the 22nd, but today is the federal holiday honoring Washington's Birthday. Check out 5 U.S. Code § 6103.
When George Washington was born, the date was February 11, 1731. You see, the United Kingdom of Great Britain was using the Julian Calendar back then. There is an issue with leap years with the Julian Calendar, so the calendar was always slowly getting more and more inaccurate. Also, in England and the colonies, New Year's Day was on March 25. Go figure.
Anyway, in 1750, the U.K. changed to the Gregorian Calendar and fixed things. New Year's Day was now in January. The calendar dates were adjusted 11 days, which meant that, retroactively, George Washington was born on February 22, 1732. But that was only the first time people screwed around with his birthday.
The federal government did try to do right by Washington in 1879 when they added a fifth national holiday. Washington's Birthday, February 22nd, was added to the list of New Year's Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day as national holidays. Other holidays were added later, until we have the ten we have today.
In 1971, the Uniform Monday Holiday Act went into effect, moving many of the holidays to Mondays instead of the proper or traditional day. Washington's Birthday was one of those. And, just like the government, they made it so it would never be right. The holiday falls on the third Monday in February, which means it can be as early as the 15th, and as late as the 21st. It will never be on the 22nd, which is when it actually is.
Some states used to celebrate Lincoln's Birthday on February 12th. Around half the states have state holidays honoring both Lincoln and Washington today. And, states can do that. Still, the federal holiday is, and has always been Washington's Birthday.
If your state celebrates more than just George Washington today, fine. Honor Lincoln and the other presidents that your state recognizes. But, there is a reason the federal holiday is simply Washington's Birthday. Don't forget to honor the man without whom we might very well not have this great nation.
George Washington. February 22, 1732 – December 14, 1799. First in war, first in peace, first in the hearts of his countrymen.


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KANSAS CITY (AP) — Missouri voters have approved an extension of a sales tax that funds state parks, historic sites and conservation efforts.
The one-tenth cent parks, soil and water sales tax is written into the state constitution, and voters decide every decade whether to reauthorize it. Voters first approved the tax in 1984.
About three-quarters of the state parks system's funding comes from the tax, and it also pays for soil and water conservation projects.
The state has approved $348 million in conservation grants since the tax was reapproved in 2006.
Officials say those projects have prevented more than 177 million tons of soil erosion into streams, rivers and lakes.
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The Ecological Society of Australia (ESA) says the Federal Government's new prospectus to save Australia's threatened species is a positive initiative, but highlights the current Government is unwilling to invest what's required to prevent extinctions of our native biodivesity.
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The Ecological Society of Australia supports this month's release of a virus to control rabbits.
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The Ecological Society of Australia (ESA) is dismayed that Australia's biodiversity is continuing to decline, as identified by the latest State of the Environment report.
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The man behind more than $1 million in funds for students, announced today by the Ecological Society of Australia, says it's rare for philanthropists to donate for the environment.
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The epic duck challenge: Sky cameras improve wildlife monitoring
Researchers have created colonies of model birds to show that unmanned aerial vehicles provide a highly accurate and inexpensive way of monitoring wildlife populations.
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Birds' wings growing to help escape the heat?
The wing length of Ringneck Parrots in the south-west of Western Australia has been increasing since the 1970s, coinciding with that region becoming hotter and drier. This is a possible rapid evolutionary response to changing climate.
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Stunning photos of Australian animals and plants
The Ecological Society of Australia has announced its 2016 Photo Competition winners at its annual conference in Fremantle. The stunning winning images are at http://www.ecolsoc.org.au/events-and-activities/esa-photocompetition
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Four decades of research and monitoring of small native mammals in Victoria's eastern Otway Ranges reveals ongoing declines in numbers, including some threatened species.
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Cane toads and surfing plankton scoop ecology prizes
The Ecological Society of Australia (ESA) has announced the recipients of awards totalling more than $40,000, recognising four of Australia's brightest ecological minds for their contribution to understanding the environment.
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Ecological Society Open Letter to PM:Time to expand, not reduce, public-good ecological research in CSIRO
Australia's peak scientific body for ecology urged the Government to expand, not reduce ecological research capacity within CSIRO, in a letter to the Prime Minister and the Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science today.
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Endangered Carpet Pythons are moving into people's homes in response to a lack of natural shelters.
Friday 4 December 2015
"Pop-up parks" in the city benefit wildlife and people
A "pop-up park" in the heart of Melbourne more than doubled the number of beneficial insects in an urban green space according to a Melbourne researcher.
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With Australia already in the grip of another devastating fire season, landowners are being encouraged to join forces with scientists, fire agencies and land managers to have the best chance of fighting the bushfire risk, say a group of fire ecologists meeting in Adelaide this week.
Thursday 3 December 2015
Crop production at risk if we rely on honeybees alone
Honeybees pollinate 75% of food crops but relying solely on honeybees could place crop production at risk warned a CSIRO scientist.
Thursday 3 December 2015
Australia's Best Ecology Photos of 2015 Revealed
Australia's best photos of native plants, animals, landscapes and the scientists who work on them were revealed as a highlight of the major national ecological conference this week.
Thursday 3 December 2015
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Male quolls that lose their testicles can live twice as long as the rest of the male quoll population. Jaime Heiniger from the University of Queensland reported this unusual observation at the annual meeting of the Ecological Society of Australia this week.
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Monday 30 November 2015
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Explicit pornographic images were circulated at the annual meeting of the Ecological Society of Australia, offending scientists on both sides of the Tasman.
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Ecological Society of Australia Annual Conference starts today
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Friday 27 November 2015
Climate change is killing our trees
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A CSIRO scientist who works on the bees and insects that pollinate food crops has won a prestigious national Australian research prize.
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World Ecologists urge the Parties meeting this December at the 21st Conference of the Parties in Paris to take decisive steps against climatic change
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2015 The Nature Conservancy Australia Applied Science Award winner
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The Madison Square Garden Company today announced that Darren Pfeffer has been named Executive Vice President of MSG Live, effective May 17. Pfeffer joins the company after spending the last two decades at iHeartMedia where he most recently served as Senior Vice President of Music and Entertainment Marketing.In this newly-created role, Pfeffer will oversee MSG's live entertainment events - including concerts, family shows, performing arts and special events - that are presented or hosted in the Company's diverse collection of venues. Those venues are: Madison Square Garden, The Theater at Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall, the Beacon Theatre, the Forum, The Chicago Theatre and the Wang Theatre. In addition, he will play a key role in the future success of MSG's venue expansion strategy, including the company's plans to build a groundbreaking new venue in Las Vegas. Other priorities will consist of daily oversight of financial and operational matters; identifying and building key strategic relationships; and working with colleagues across the company to create marketing and sales plans. Pfeffer will report to MSG's president and chief executive officer, David O'Connor."Darren has spent more than 20 years in entertainment, overseeing some of the industry's most popular events and creating opportunities to leverage talent. His relationships, along with his experience developing compelling programming, will serve us well as we remain focused on growing our live event business by exploring new and better ways to utilize our world-class portfolio of venues," said O'Connor. "We look forward to having him as part of our leadership team as we continue to build on MSG's outstanding tradition of delivering unique and exceptional live experiences.""The Madison Square Garden Company is peerless in its portfolio of iconic venues, world-class partners and access to top-tier performers and events," said Pfeffer. "I am thrilled to join the team, and look forward to not only continuing to grow the live event business, but to providing unforgettable experiences for MSG's customers and partners." Pfeffer joins MSG after more than 20 years with iHeartMedia, where he has held a number of positions with increasing responsibility. Most recently, as SVP/Music and Entertainment Marketing, Pfeffer was responsible for overseeing all aspects of more than 160 iHeartMedia events including: overall event strategy, operations, and sponsorship and partnership opportunities, as well as any production and broadcast elements. These high-profile events include: the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, the iHeartCountry Festival and the iHeartRadio Fiesta Latina. Pfeffer has also served as executive producer of Z100's Jingle Ball since 2006 - turning the annual holiday concert into an iconic New York City event that is nationally televised on The CW Network - and oversaw the multi-market iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour, which includes stops in Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago and Miami.
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Offensive MVP: Everett GolsonThe redshirt-freshman signal-caller was impressive for the fourth consecutive week, firing for a career-best 346 yards -- in just 2.5 quarters -- with three touchdowns and but one interception albeit in the end zone. Golson hit for 20 of 30 passes giving him 72 of his last 121 passes dating back to a 30-13 win at then #9 Oklahoma.
Golson has accounted for 10 touchdowns over the last four games with just two interceptions and no fumbles. He had previously lost four fumbles in five starts.
"Obviously, he's a guy that makes explosive plays. He's got the ability to throw it. He can run the football. He's elusive," said head coach Brian Kelly post-game. "I think we're seeing a guy that's growing each and every week. Now he made some mistakes that a young quarterback has a tendency to make. We've got to kind of slow him down a little bit. But he's definitely on the right path to providing us the offense that we need."
Golson hit for gains of 24, 50 (TD), 27, 34, and 38 yards while registering 17 first downs among his 20 completions.
Offensive Game Balls: Senior Cierre Wood erupted for 150 yards on 11 carries, the highlight a 68-yard sprint-and-score courtesy an option pitch from Golson and outstanding perimeter blocking by receivers Daniel Smith, T.J. Jones, and farther downfield, true freshman Chris Brown to allow the elusive Wood ample running room down the right sideline.
He added gains of 19, 20, and 16 yards, all on rushes to the left side. The afternoon was Wood's third on the season in excess of 100 rushing yards and sixth over the last two seasons.
Leading the Irish through the air was the aforementioned Jones whose career-high 97 yards came on grabs of 11, 11, 13, 13, 15, and 34 yards, the latter an old school "Out and Up" for an easy touchdown to make the score 28-0 midway through the second quarter.
Aiding Jones was senior tight end Tyler Eifert with six grabs for 85 yards; the former allowing him to pass program legend Ken MacAfee for career receptions (now 130), the latter bringing him within 44 yards of MacAfee's career yardage mark (1,754). Eifert secured his fourth touchdown of the season and 11th of his career. MacAfee owns both single-season marks for tight ends as well, 6 and 15, respectively.
Notre Dame's offensive line (L to R) of Zack Martin, Chris Watt, Braxston Cave, Mike Golic, Jr., and Christian Lombard paved the way for 220 rushing yards (7.4 per carry), 363 passing yards (16.5 per completion) with no sacks allowed on the afternoon.
Notre Dame's 584 total yards is its second highest total of the season (Miami, 587) and of Kelly's 37-game Irish coaching career.
Defensive MVP: Bob DiacoIn the seven seasons prior to defensive coordinator Bob Diaco's arrival in South Bend, the Notre Dame program enjoyed a combined five contests in which its opponent did not register an offensive touchdown.
This fall, Diaco's third at the controls, the Irish defense has held six of 11 foes without an offensive score. The unit is, unequivocally, the chief reason Notre Dame is undefeated through 11 games.
Diaco's group limited Wake Forest to nine first downs, just 209 yards of total offense, and forced 10 punts. The Demon Deacons deepest penetration on the afternoon was Notre Dame's 38-yard line.
Defensive Game Balls: Junior nose guard Louis Nix posted seven tackles: three for a gain of just one yard, two more that limited ball carriers to two yards, and another for no gain. Nix also broke up a pass and anchored an Irish rush defense that yielded just 55 net rushing yards on 25 carries.
Playing his best game of his senior season was Will linebacker Carlo Calabrese. Making his fifth start of the season, Calabrese forced a fumble (recovered by classmate Zeke Motta), tied for the team lead with seven tackles including two for gains of one yard or less while adding a tackle-for-loss on 3rd and 1 to end a Wake Forest drive.
5th-year senior defensive end Kapron Lewis-Moore led the team with two QB hurries, added a pass breakup at the line and a tackle-for-loss among his three stops. Lewis-Moore's bookend Stephon Tuitt recorded his 11th sack of the season and is now just 2.5 short of tying the program record set by Justin Tuck in 2004.
Backup defensive ends Tony Springmann and Sheldon Day recorded a combined eight tackles (five by Day) with a QB hurry and tackle-for-loss (by Springmann) playing extensively in relief of starters Lewis-Moore and Tuitt. Springmann and Day both have three seasons of eligibility remaining following the season.
Special Teams MVP: Jarrett Grace The redshirt-freshman linebacker recovered a fumble by teammate Davonte' Neal and recorded tackles at the Wake 19 and 22-yard lines on kickoff coverage.
The Numbers Game- Notre Dame is 11-0 for the first time since 1989 and just the fourth time in program history (1988 and 1973). Its defense kept the opponent's offense out of the end zone Saturday for the sixth tie in 11 games this season...
- The Irish defense has allowed the following touchdown totals since Game 10 of 2011: 1, 4, 1, 1, 2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 2, 1, 2, 0, and 0…
- Notre Dame has held eight opponents to 300 total yards or less. Oklahoma gained 373, joining Navy (341), and Pittsburgh (308) as the only foes to top the 300-yard mark vs. the Irish this season. Boston College managed exactly 300 last week on 66 snaps. Wake Forest managed just 209 yards, the lowest yielded by Notre Dame's defense this season.
- Over its last 24 games, the Irish defense has yielded a total of 33 third quarter points….
- The Irish defense has allowed six points (two field goals) in the first quarter this season…
- The Irish defense has yielded two touchdowns or fewer in 23 of its last 28 contests...
- Notre Dame has allowed a total of 111 points this season, tied for first nationally with defending national champion Alabama. Both the Irish (fumble) and Crimson Tide (kick return) have allowed a non-offensive score this season contributing to the total.
- The Irish improved to 12-10 when throwing more than 30 passes in the 37-game Kelly era...
- Notre Dame is 42-2 since the beginning of the 2005 season when it out-rushes its opponent.
- John Goodman's 50-yard touchdown catch was the first touchdown reception of his career at Notre Dame Stadium and the longest of the season for the Irish through the air..
- Saturday's opening drive was comprised of four plays, 91 yards and a touchdown. It was the first opening home drive of season without a penalty by Kelly's offense and the first to conclude in a touchdown…
- Everett Golson threw his fifth interception Saturday; three of his five picks have occurred in the opponent's end zone…
- 12 of Golson's first 14 passes resulted in first downs or TD
- Saturday marked the sixth 100-yard game of Cierre Wood's career; the third this season
- Notre Dame's defense has seen opponents take control of the football at least 60 yards away from pay dirt on 105 possessions this season: just one has resulted in a touchdown and not since The Opening drive of the second half by Navy in the season opener.
- The Irish have won 19 of their last 22 games and are 9-1 in November under Brian Kelly.


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Unions head to APY lands for talks
For the first time seven of the state's unions are travelling to the APY Lands to speak to local Aborigines about the issues affecting them.
Ten people, including representatives from SA Unions, the construction and nurses union are heading to Ernabella today.
Martin O'Malley from the Construction Forestry Mining Energy Union (CFMEU) says whether it's to help with jobs or other matters - the unions feel it's important to make the trip.
"Certainly there's a lot of stuff going on up there and I think we have some expertise that could help the Indigenous people," he said.
"It's up to them at the end of the day it's the old saying is you know we're not going up there to give them fish we're going to try and help them to learn how to fish and then they have to do it themselves then."
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