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My shoes tapped noiselessly on the surface of the floor, eyes fixed on the grandfather clock that ticked quietly each second. Where was Melissa? She was supposed to have come fifteen minutes back. I picked up my phone, flipping her phone and once again called her to only have her not pick up as a reply. Maybe she's driving. I shrugged mentally. It could be.
I have no idea why I was so looking forward to seeing her. It had been awhile since I'd had any 'hang out' time with adults but since when have I properly socialized? I felt like I needed her advice, about the kids and about what I was doing to myself. Melissa always knew what to do.
When I heard three soft knocks on the door, I jumped to my feet and rushed to the entrance, opening it quickly. My eyes fell on a darkened Melissa. Her eyes were cast to the floor, brown hair unkempt as if she'd been running for blocks and the wind in her hair had caused the ruckus. She looked up at me, worry so evident in her eyes and before I could knew it, hurled a punch straight at my face.
Stumbling back at the sudden impact of her attack, I stared at her, eyes widening. "What's wrong with you?" I managed to whisper through mangled words, rubbing my jaw.
"What the hell is wrong with you? You sounded so urgent on the phone, like your life was on the line! As if -"
"I just wanted to hang out Mel," I cut in.
Her eyes narrowed into slits, hands on her hips as she glared at me with an anger I'd never seen before.
"So now you want to hang out me - your secretary? When you should be with your children?"
Something was seriously wrong. Melissa had never been one to get this angry or risk yelling at her own boss. It was more of the latter that convinced me that she was going through something as well. But what was it?
"Are you okay?" I asked.
Three words that seeemd to cause a new burst of emotions to run across her face. Looking down, she didn't answer my question. At least, not directly. "It's the 10th," she whispered.
I frowned in thought. What's special about the 10th?
Looking up when she hadn't recieved the reaction she'd been expecting, she added softly, voice shaking, "My parent's death anniversary Tom."


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Finding Powers
The children sat with eyes as big as plats as Flamara told more of her story, and what she could do. Amethyst looked at her thoughtfully, then looked at Lotus. "You think we have powers?" She asked. Flamara nodded. Sealantus had given up pouting, and had taken the form of a cat. Skyrah stroked his head. She laughed as Sealantus changed back and gave her a little 'meow'. Flamara shook her head. Apollo and Artemis stood, and ran round the room.
Apollo stopped, and Artemis ran into him. "Watch it!" He snarled, picking herself up. Artemis clenched her fists. "You're the one who stopped." she said coldly. They began to argue.
"Argh! You're such a jerk!" cried Artemis, and she pushed Apollo, and ice pushed him across the room. "Oh yeah?!" he roared, and pushed her, putting her costume on fire. She stopped, and Flamara put her out. They grinned, realizing what they had done. Taliesin stood, and, as usual, read his latest piece of poetry. It was about the gem amethyst, especially for his sister. She hugged him, and gasped. I beautiful piece of amethyst, just like his poem discribed. Taliesin started to write again. He read, and a beautiful bird flew round the room. He grinned. They let the bird fly away, and Taliesin gave the amethyst to his sister.


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Ada Weekly News (Newspaper) - March 17, 1960, Ada, Oklahoma The Paper With PERSONALITY Biggest Reading Buy in Oklahoma Single Copy IO Cents Only $2.0a Per Year By Mail in Pontotoc And Adjoining Counties Combined With The Ado Times-Democrat SeTII VEAR ADA, OKLAHOMA, THI RSDAY, MARCH 17. 1960 I Paget NO. 50 MiXED COMPANY — The recently organized, and even more recently named, Ada Farm and Ranch Club numbers plenty of women as well at men in its membership. Here both sexes hang attentively on the words of Dr. P. H. Stephens, who spoke at the AFARC meeting last Thursday. About IOO persons were on hand to hear Stephens analyze the current situation of the beef cattle industry. OPTIMISM for the future relieved somewhat the gloomy analysis of current trends in the beef industry by Dr. P. H. Stephens at the AFARC meeting last week. Ad .'.itting that the present situation of the cattleman leaves something to be desired, Stephens took a brighter view of the future, and noted that this area is favorably situated for expanding cattle production. (WEEKLY Photos) Clear Boggy Gets Into Gear, District Applies for Funds Shot of Not- WATERSHED PROJECT — Johnnie Boring, state aide of the Pontotoc County Soil Conservation District, here does a little rule-of-thumb engineering on a flood detention structure he s been working on lately. The model lake, complete with dam, spillway and drawdown tube, IS typical of similar but larger projects now under construction on Sandy Creek and soon to be abuilding on Upper Clear Boggy. Boring even has the required bermuda grass cover on his dam and spillway, was just preparing to do a sprigging job on the flood pool when this picture was made. (WEEKLY Photo) Bv BARBARA and ROY CHRISTIAN Prospects are good for the be-' ginning of construction on the' Lj)per Clear Boggy flood control' project before July I, according to Dave Roberts, chairman of the conser\ancy district board Roberts reports that he has made formal application for funds to build eight structures on Goose Creek—Sites No. 8-15. The applica-cation must be approved on the state and national level, but Roberts is confident that at last some money will be forthcoming before the end of the fiscal year. Roberts also announces that easements have been obtained to clear no less than 18 sites for construction, and that 58 per cent of the necessary easements have been obtained over the whole watershed. On the board with Roberts are Willard Rhynes and Melvin Hart. Hart, civil engineer, meets the federal requirement for one competent civil engineer on the board. Unpaid The men are unpaid for their work, and also pay for their own transportation and other expenses. According to the agreement the board has with the government, the board furnishes ea.sements for the planned structures, and maintains the structures after they are completed. The government furnishes the survey and builds the structures to specifications. After the dams are completed, the lake becomes the property of the landowner. He can release the water at a gradual rate of flow. or keep it impounded for a lake for recreational or irrigation purposes In the few cases where the district must exercise the right of eminent domain, the lake will be .sold. leased or used in some way to defray the cost The Upper Clear Boggy watershed. with assi.-tance from .Mother Nature, is an ideal location for a flood control project Seventy per t Continued on Page 2> Cattle Business Still Has Future, Speaker Claims Oakman Mare Takes Dunk In Tank' Bv ILA PEVAHOUSE Burns Prove Fatal To Mrs. Seilers, Mother Of Weekly Correspondent WEEKLY readers will be shock- Mrs. Snyder attempted to beat I've seen horses and cows take ed to learn of the death of Mrs. out the flames and burned her own a bath in stock ponds or tanks Malissa Sellers, mother of Mrs. hands severely in so doing. Mrs. or creeks or .some form of water w. E. Snyder, our Fittstown cor- Sellers was rushed to the hospital holes, but I believe that last respondent. in Ada where she died at 2 a rn. The Ada Farm and Ranch Club is on its way, name severely burn- . and all. - . - - . Wedne.sdav morning when her Ta J- a- * r. a a ooth in a septic tank Maybe , Uavoiinrt sown .August 9. 1879 She came to ■ u' Marcn IO in East Central s ,^3,., «,hat 'Old Lady-; a Knight Hall about IOO interested persons—men and mare owned bv Mr J. R Pender- 'or vears women, from town and country^ecided on the name grass, calls her bout with the view ^spital ^ She was a member of the Bap- .---ar--. i--.r_ji _ Air I I i--- .... P church Services will be Friday at 2 p m. at the First Baptist Church. Survivors, in addition to \frs. for the new organization, levied a $5 membership fee septic tank on themselves, took tentative steps toward sponsoring Thursday night the old mare a tour of feeder buyers in this area, and heard an analysis opened th<B pasture gate as she p^town ^ under"""dirwtiorT o^ Snyder, are two sons. Lee Ellis, of the present status of the cattle business bv Dr. P. H. ha# done many times before and Funeral Home Rev John ^ Smith. Frede- Stephens, research director of the Farm Credit Banks wandered around the yard, prob- Burial will be "'■•''O''"' Mo: •hroo S's'ors. Mrs. of Wichita. — looking for something to eat'ju Cemetery, Oladvs Dre.sson and Nlrs, Edna Stenhens made no bone.s about Touching briefly on the cattlg- on maybe just to get into some- s^n^rr go, 'bved alone, both of Kansas City. .Mo the fact that the industry is now man's complaint about imported 'kmg " o" Pender- j ^ ,3 suyj,, A bur- ond Mr.s^ Blanche Jones. St. n a ^r ^ 0 ded.1^^^^ boof. Stephens noted that when grass and hts wife go tup Friday system had been arranged be- ; and one brother, which^a^'t exS news The rattle prices are high cattle are '"oen the two houses so that Mrs, "'"'O"' Rob,n,v.n, Darlington. Mo. going lo flow into the country as fpt as usual and he started lo gpUpr, could signal her daughter When "cattle slaTtghtcr amounts "o'onany a.s water flows down- jjjo^bar^ lojo hi feeding an to cattlemen in the group. SUPPER SET ♦ IQ rvry,- of »Ko iosoofor-s- u I J Whcu the buzzcf souuded The Missionary Auxiliary of the he sai^ cattle "about keep up "AU we have to do is get cattle ^L^mareN hLd^^ick^L "corning. Mrs. Snyder Church of God of Prophecy of when prices down 5 to IO cents a pound J^Kp rrnnnH -nd in sponsor a chili .supper ^ t be bothered ""P the ground and upon in- found her with her dress in flames. Friday. March 18 The serving with the people." But slaughter goes over that figure and we won the price inevitably goes down, by imports." ".And," he added, "we went Cold Comfort around that bend last summer." ; Few of his hearers seemed The speaker predicted the down- cgnjurled bv that assurance. Nor ward trend would continue for ,. ' some time because of the difficulty "a* bis next prediction greeted, of making quick adjustments to.>'ynoticeable enthusiasm:! demand sometime within the nexti •■We determined the l%l-62 beef fR'M'fars choice .steers would be' .supply when we turned the bulls o"'be Kansas City market, our last spring " vestigating, he found that she Sellers had evidently turned will begin at 5 p m in the home septic tank, then,!of Mrs. Eula Miller. With the assistance of the county turned away, her dress Proceeds will go to the church (Continued on Page 2) I swung into the flame. i benevolences. Optimist Noting that nobody can make; Yet in spite of the present dim ™ney on 20-cent calves unless! situation. Stephens look an opti- he produces a tremendous ainount: mistic long-term outlook The na- f 'b™- ^ tion, he added, will need lo ''P";' -Stephens warn- increase its cattle inventory bv 'bf' cattlemen must increase; about one and one half million the efficiency of their operations each year lo keep up with in- ''.b^ are to survive^ creasing population A" X™ bad lo Ho befast (mr This increase, he went on, can t years «_as o own cattle, he come In the range country, which ,'?f Is now producing all the cattle its "Sht- breed right, or sell right, in rainfall will permit The increase to make money will have to cTe in the midwest. be went on. all those as^ the south and the southeast »/ And. Stephens said, the area ba'e to he watch^ clot^ly if right around here is favorably 'b^ '» *'ay ■" located to take care of some of , ^ ..v«" Ko,.«ry> But IU spitc of all tHc shadows that increase, iou havent e\en , ^ c* u c . . I " ; on the current scene. Stephens begun to make the improiements ^ you should in the quality of your cattle and of your grass," he said saw plenty of opportunities for • Continued on Page 2' SOIL SAMPLERS: Phyllis Warmack, UH and Judy Read. right, worked up this oxhibit for tho Science Fair, recently held here. This display included samples of the five basic soil types found in Pontotoc County. The girls took off a Saturday to collect specimens, not a bad piece of work for a couple of non farmers. (WEEKLY Photo)Galley-Vanting Around The CountyFRANCIS Bl MR> ti I KH I t v A*.'" I'f't' V' r'.i-. :t- \ \ u;*;: V: Isc«n H.i:;.' Mr .1' ' Wfst of Ada ^r:t- witfj :ae:r par ent' M' .in*! V Noi**i* Hoi mar nr-". .r and Mr andl a. a,'n th«» patrol hut fi.n- aiiv dev.dtvi to tru*;! her own " and st.i.d out She .•rayie line The pat:o', told her '.'e ttwni' rad cie.i cd consider- Mrs Murphree reports she i.' sutfenng with a b^Iy infected toe Sr,e has been alnxist past getUng around but is sonne better and she is happy to tie able to get out and around some M'k 1..»l ha' rc- cen:;_. r-ime alter vi'.:- mg Wi'p rt-.a'-.veN .r. V'nur ne The v;'!i Ma- ior.« * than -ne had p.anrKKt ' r r ■Jowtxxind S/ie kt;*( m iuu«..h Mrs Ro> e Lee and \k>ur' trull With Mr ana Mrs Jan^o I.ee of Ada one dav last week Mrs Pauline Harwtwd and Mr bright \is:ied with Mr and Mrs Honeo Snn'Jx one dav last week Wtl! I hale not hea:d of any miuries dije to tai v>n :.ne ice. but I w;u tell wha' happened lo me The joke' are U'u.il'j on other jx-ople but ti.:' one (>n mo I was out on tric ue p.ute a lot and was tortunate onv>ucn 'o n-ot fall f\en r.nro bu' l.i't week ago Uetiro'Ataj our tit't nret y day in >e\erai da>' I too viow^n It happen»-Ai lo ho the <i.j\ Mrs and I M'lttMl in Ada I had got out O' '.he oar atter got'ung r»om«' arn he-, ame so >:uok in the mud I io'-'t my ha.ar.ke and boom ti nn Knees I went A'OU krv w I ha\e lU't about deikiod th.i' I would 'ust as soon wade the white >tuff as the mud Oh well. ma>be the weatherman will send us enough >unshine to dry up this mud and then 1 11 bet a lot of us will be happy. Now I know how a car feels when it is stuck in the mud if it has feelings ' admitted Thursdav night of last week .May we wish her a speedy recoverv. It ha.s been reported that smg-m-g IS held at the Methoflisi Chiirih every Wedne.sday night The public IS cordially invited. Granny Matthews and her son. Woodrow were both released from Valley View Hospital last \Vc4' ne.sday Woodrow had been a patient there for several days Granny was there only about a week We are glad they are better. Well it seem.s that Woodrow Matthews wa.s cut of the hospital just long enough to become an accident victim He was injured in an accident about noon Thursday His inj'iries were not as serious as was first thought to be He was on the job Friday afternoon He is employed by the Southwest .Natural Gas Company Of course this all happened last week Jimmy Ray Matthews of Oklahoma City spent last weekend here with his parents. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Raymorid .Matthews, and children. Ethel Rae, Don and .Ann. blue and above all a safe return home. M.'^s Willie Hardburger is also a patient in Valley View Hospital We hope she is well real soon We are sorry lo report Mrs. Agness Scroggins is a patient in Valley View Hospital She was .Mr and Mrs b P Rr*hinson and '.AO grandchildren. Debb* and Bronna Robinson, all of Sherman. Tex . vi'ited here with their son and umle. Mr and Mrs Don Robin.son. Donna. Jackie. Linda and Rorjue last weekend. Pvt. James W'lliie Scroggins, son of .Mr and Mrs Leon Scroggins, left Ft Dix. N J . one day last week by ship for Frankfurt, - Germany, where he w.ll be for Mr and .Mrs Coy Hen.-on and al least two years. James thought girls. Judy and Donna. Oklahoma when he was home he wou'd go Cit), spent last weekend here by plane which that is the way With her parents. .Mr and .Mrs his orders read but they were I>om Harris, and her brother .Mr changed and James went by ship. and Mrs Loyd (Babe' Hams. May we wish for each of our and children. ^ sen ice boys a safe trip over the Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hams. Lonnie and Eugene. .Ada, and Mr and Mrs Robert Hams and children. Oklahoma City, visited here with their parents, .Mr and Mrs M E Hams, Saturday night. and Mrs Sid Kellogg. Ada. last weekend They also visited with their grandparents, Mrs. Johnnie Kellogg. Francis, and J. H, Kellogg. who was a patient in Valley View Hospital at that time, and Mrs Mav Lee of .Ada. .Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Scroggins Jr . and children of Oklahcmra (Tity visited here with his parents Mr. and -Mr*: Baxter Scroggins, last weekend. SEEN—Mr and Mrs Son Lee dnvmg a very pretty blue 1960 Ford. Mr and .Mrs Burt Kellogg Oklahoma City, visited here with her parents. .Mr and Mrs Floyd Son' Lea, and his pareou, Mr. Speaking of ;»choo!. the children all had an extra day out the school room last weekend because of the teachers meeting arx! of ctxirse they all enjoyed it I m sure.(C^unued oo Page 2) ;
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Spinach Simmered in Yogurt
At Bedla House, a homestay in Udaipur, husband-and-wife owners Vijay and Soban Singh Bedla invite guests into their kitchen to watch them cook. Peggy Markel loved the way Soban grabbed spices without stopping to measure quantities, adding just the right amount of coriander and turmeric to this wonderfully rich spinach dish simmered in yogurt.
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- 1 pound baby spinach, rinsed
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 small dried red chiles
- 1 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1 teaspoon turmeric
- 1 cup plain whole-milk yogurt
- Salt
How to make this recipe
Heat a large skillet. Add one-third of the baby spinach and cook over moderately high heat, stirring, until wilted. Transfer the spinach to a colander. Repeat with the remaining spinach in 2 batches. Press all of the excess water out of the spinach and coarsely chop it.
Heat the vegetable oil in the same skillet. Add the minced garlic and chiles and cook over moderate heat until fragrant, 2 minutes. Add the ground coriander and turmeric and cook, stirring, until fragrant, 1 minute. Add the chopped spinach and yogurt and cook over low heat, stirring, until the yogurt just begins to separate, 3 minutes. Season with salt and serve.
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Grey Badger II
|Grey Badger II
|Quarter Horse
|Midnight Jr
|Grey Annie

Maternal grandsire:	Billy The Tough

|United States
|Walter F. Merrick
|Horse (Equus ferus caballus)
Grey Badger II was a noted Quarter Horse match racer and sire in the early days of the American Quarter Horse Association or AQHA.
Grey Badger II foaled on May 5, 1941.[1] He was registered with number 2006 in the AQHA. His stud book listing gives his color as gray, and his breeder as Walter F. Merrick of Texola, Oklahoma. His sire was Midnight Jr #210, and his dam was listed as Grey Annie #3502 by Billy the Tough, second dam as Casey Jones mare by Casey Jones. He was owned by Chick Crisp of Sayre, Oklahoma at the time he was registered.[2] His sire was a son of Midnight and traced to Peter McCue three times. His dam traced to Peter McCue two more times, making Grey Badger II inbred to Peter McCue, with five crosses.[3]
He was a noted match racer during the 1940's. His official racing record with the AQHA has him starting six times in three years, with two wins and no seconds or thirds. He achieved an AA speed rating.[4]
He died on the Triangle Ranch in Texas, probably around 1972.[1] Among his famous offspring were Grey Badger III and Badger's Grey. His granddaughter Triangle Tookie is a leading producer of AQHA Champions, including Two Eyed Jack.[1]
He was inducted into the AQHA Hall of Fame.[5]
|Peter McCue
|Mazie Marie
|Ace by Peter McCue
|Nellie Trammell
|mare by Pid Hart
|Midnight Jr
|A D Reed
|Billy The Tough
|Perfect Doll
|Grey Badger II
|Peter McCue
|A D Reed
|Good Enough
|Billy The Tough
|Kid Weller
|Trammell mare
|Grey Annie
|Peter McCue
|Casey Jones
|Sweetwater Lady
|mare by Casey Jones
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Close Legends 2 p. 58
- ↑ AQHA Official Stud Book and Registry Combined 1-5 p. 144
- ↑ Pedigree of Grey Badger II at All Breed Pedigree retrieved June 23, 2007
- ↑ Wagoner Quarter Racing Digest p. 453-454
- ↑ AQHA Hall of Fame accessed on February 3, 2008
- All Breed Pedigree Database Pedigree of Grey Badger II retrieved on June 23, 2007
- AQHA Hall of Fame accessed on February 3, 2008
- American Quarter Horse Association Official Stud Book and Registry Combined Books 1-2-3-4-5 Amarillo, Texas:American Quarter Horse Association 1961
- Close, Pat ed. Legends 2: Outstanding Quarter Horse Stallions and Mares Colorado Springs:Western Horseman 1994 ISBN 0-911647-30-9
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The Millswood Engineering Failsafe FTD enhances the operational safety of unmanned aerial systems by detecting and managing a range of fault conditions. Under normal circumstances the Failsafe FTD is completely transparent to the operation of the UAV, but under fault conditions the Failsafe FTD can be configured to take various actions ranging from simply recording the event, through to redirecting the autopilot, or in dire circumstances terminating flight.
The Failsafe FTD can detect a range of different fault conditions such as:
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- Engine ignition kill (on-board opto-isolated high-current switch)
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - April 23, 2000, New Braunfels, Texas Sunday, April 23, 2000 — Herald-Zeitung —- Page 9A Swap Meet attracts car enthusiasts By Joan L Robertson Pringle Herald-Zeitung Correspondent It's a place where a beautiful red 1985 Mercedes can park next to a 1959 rust-colored Studebaker looking as if it was on its last mile. Both cars have their own admirers. The place is the Eighth Annual New Braunfels Swap Meet at the Comal County Fairgrounds this weekend. The New Braunfels Area Car Club sponsors the meet, which brings together buyers and sellers of antique and classic cars and car parts. The event continues through today and is free to the public. Oscar Barela, one of many car enthusiasts who showed up for the event, got his first car when he was 15 years old, but said he has loved cars since "I was in my mother's belly." That first car was a 1966 Chevrolet Impala, but he has half a dozen cars now, including a 1958 Cadillac that he was selling at the meet. Barela said he loved the swap meet. "This is a good place to hang out, and find a lot of cool parts," he said. Among the unique items at the meet was a 1947 REO Speedwagon dump truck with a wood bed. Gilbert Saunders said when he bought the truck almost two years ago, he aired up the tires and started it up with the original gas that had been in it since it was parked in 1972. Saunders, who was selling the truck along with two Chevy Chevelles and a 1957 Chevy Belair, has been going to the swap meet since it began. "It's nice. It's getting better and better every year," he said. While the swap meet officially started 8 a.m. Friday, vendors started showing up on Wednesday to set up their spaces, said Fred Willard, chairman of the swap meet. "We have some from Florida, New York and Mexico City," he said. Barney and Louise Calvert are the head honchos, he said. The Calverts started the first area swap meet in April 1993, through the car club and with the help of the New Braunfels Rotary Club. When the Calverts lived in Pasadena, they also helped start the Pate Swap Meet, now conducted at the Texas Motor Speedway just north of Fort Worth. That meet is considered to be one of the largest in the country. Willard said the first area meet in New Braunfels brought about 350 vendors, but some volunteers expect the 1,000-plus vendor spaces to sell out this year. More than 60 cars were in the car corral, set up for those just wanting to leave their cars to be sold. Frank Gosney pointed out a 1962 Lincoln in the car corral to his grandson, Robert Billman. He said it was the same kind of car Lyndon B. Johnson used to tour around in at his ranch near Johnson City. Gosney said the doors, which open toward each other like cargo doors on a van, were called suicide doors. 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Yep, Michael Jordan experiences a few moments of zero-G before smacking into the floor after each jump, although it is not the same type of weightlessness.
If you were aboard a Low Earth Orbiting satellite then you would experience no gravity (except some very slight tidal force) providing, as the name suggests, it was in a stable orbit. From the frame of someone on the earth the satellite would be experiencing 9m/s/s as that would be the centripetal acceleration due to the earth's gravity.
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Former Patriots defensive coordinator Eric Mangini said Thursday that he doesn't see the fact that Josh McDaniels jumped from St. Louis to New England in the postseason as a 'huge issue,' but says that the move will almost certainly 'have an impact' on Saturday's divisional playoff game between the Patriots and Broncos.
'I do think Josh can have an impact on this game this weekend. Not in terms of his knowledge of Tim Tebow, but more in terms of his knowledge of Denver's defensive players, and the players in general,' said Mangini, who is currently working as an analyst for ESPN. 'Because as a coach, your whole job is to help players improve on their weaknesses. And to try to get them to play better based on trends, but more importantly to take care of those weaknesses.
'In this situation, Josh can sit down with Tom (Brady) and say, 'OK, these are the issues the guys in the secondary have. These are the issues the linebackers or defensive linemen have.' That's where I think his biggest impact is going to be.'
McDaniels, who was New England's offensive coordinator from 2006 until 2008, became head coach in Denver the next year, and held that job for nearly two seasons. He was the Rams' offensive coordinator in 2011, but was hired away by New England last week as an offensive assistant, and figures to take over as offensive coordinator in 2012 when Bill O'Brien becomes the head coach at Penn State.
'(The Patriots) were signing Josh before they knew they were playing Denver, so it wasn't exactly cause-and-effect there,' Mangini said. 'I think it's a really good situation for New England. I don't know if you'd ever have a situation like this in the future where a coach is going to be able to impact a game the way this has happened, this kind of coincidence.'
While there's been a large outcry in Denver about the fact that the Patriots could hire the Broncos' former head coach the week before they faced New England in a playoff game, fellow NFL analyst Tim Hasselbeck said it's a slippery slope if you start thinking about blocking movements of assistant coaches.
'You have to be careful if you try to start to block coaching moves when teams fire their head coach, so that the assistants are kind of sitting there, as lame ducks, waiting for when their next opportunity is,' Hasselbeck said. 'If you're closing doors down to hire assistants for teams that are still playing, I just think that's a bad spot to be in as an assistant coach who was just coaching for a head coach who was fired.
'I can see Denver being upset about it, and I agree with Eric in terms of the information,' he added. 'In some ways, it's no different than talking to a quarterback that plays in the same division who faces somebody twice a year and saying, 'Well, tell me what you think the best way to attack Champ Bailey is.' And so I do think there's knowledge there because of the familiarity with the players. But I don't know that there's really a right or fair way to start blocking coaches from moving from team to team at this point in the year.'
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Camilla donated a recipe for fish pie that was served to a group of Surrey pensioners when she paid them a visit. "It's my recipe," she tells them on an edition of the Hairy Bikers to be broadcast tomorrow. "If you have got anything to complain about, you have to complain to me."
Si King and Dave Myers have been urging councils to use only fresh ingredients in the meals, and for volunteers to help with the cooking and delivery.
Cost-cutting has threatened a service first introduced after the Second World War, with councils spending only about £1.25 on each meal. Visiting a community centre in East Molesey, Camilla asks: "What would everybody do without the volunteers? It's the community spirit. It's everybody pulling together."
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Aiken Standard (Newspaper) - October 24, 1989, Aiken, South Carolina Sports Cleveland Rips Bears Page 9AA Quick ReadZsa Zsa Says She's Ready For Anything BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) -Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, facing a possible jail term for slapping a police officer, insisted she's "IOO percent innocent" but was ready to accept whatever sentence was issued. "I have no idea what will happen, but I am a strong lady," the Hungarian-born actress said in a telephone interview Monday night. Municipal Judge Charles Rubin was to announce the sentence today. A jury on Sept. 29 convicted Miss Gabor of battery on a police officer, driving without a valid driver's license and having an open container of alcohol in her car. She was acquitted of failing to obey an officer. The maximum possible sentence for the misdemeanor conviction was 18 months in prison and a $3,500 fine. District Attorney Ira Reiner urged a 30-day jail sentence, a fine of more than $3,000 plus $14,000 to compensate the Beverly Hills Police Department for its costs. But Deputy District Attorney Elden Fox had dismissed the idea of a jail term after her conviction, saying she was too old to serve time. "I can't believe this is happening to me," said Miss Gabor, who is secretive about her age but according to court documents is 66. "I'm IOO percent innocent."The Who To Enter Rock Hall of Fame NEW YORK (AP) - The Who, The Four Tops, The Platters, Bobby Darin and Hank Ballard have been selected to enter the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Daily News reported today. Joining those rock notables, in the forefathers category, will be Louis Armstrong and Ma Rainey, the newspaper said. The Who — whose hits include the song "My Generation," the rock opera "Tommy," and guitarist Pete Townshend's in-concert destruction of his instruments — will be inducted along with the other nominees at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York in a ceremony in January, the newspaper said. The hall's announcement was expected at a news conference today in Cleveland, where the four-year-old Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is based. Cleveland has raised $37 million of the $40 million necessary to build a museum honoring the new members as well as the 56 people and groups already inducted, said the hairs director, Larry Thompson.WeatherFair Skies Fair skies are forecast tonight and tomorrow. The low will be in the low to mid 40s. The high will be in the mid 70s. Please see Page 8A for details.Deaths Earnest S. Bach, Aiken Edith F. Hooks, New Ellenton Elvin T. Mangum, Henderson, N C. Please see Page 8A for details. Inside Today Bridge...............................................7B Calendar............................................4B Classifieds.........................................5B Comics..............................................3B Crossword.........................................9B Cryptoquote.......................................6B Dear Abby..........................................3B Local Front........................................1B Obituaries..........................................6A Opinions............................................4A Sports................................................9A Television..........................................3B Weather.............................................6A Page 2A Baker Calls For Weapons Reduction Page IB Testimony Begins In Drug Trial Aiken County Xikm Tuesday, October 24, 1989 Aiken, South Carolina Durable Goods Slip In September By MARTIN CRUTSINGER AP Economics Writer WASHINGTON Orders for "big ticket" durable goods, held back by slumping demand in the transportation category, slipped 0.1 percent in September, the government reported today. The Commerce Department said orders for durable goods, items expected to last three or more years, edged down to a seasonally adjusted $126.68 billion last month after a huge 3.9 percent rise in August. Orders to factories for durable goods are a key bellwether of the health of American industry, providing an early indication of future production and hiring needs. Analysts said that both the August and September orders reports were skewed by a big swing in demand for automobiles, which had surged in August only to drop back to a more normal level in September. Without this wide swing, orders would have risen 1.8 percent in September following a 2.6 percent August advance. Many analysts are looking for "ie manufacturing sector to slow in coming months as demand weakens, not only for new cars but also for U.S. export sales and for production of capital equipment for American businesses. In September, orders in the transportation category fell by 4.7 percent to $34.78 billion following a 7.3 percent August increase. The September weakness was attributed to a $3 billion decline in orders for new cars, a drop that was partially offset by a $1 billion rise in aircraft orders. Orders in the volatile military category surged 56.3 percent to $12.39 billion. Orders in the machinery category that includes computers dropped 2.4 percent to $22.13 billion, while orders for other electrical machinery were up 6.3 percent to $20.64 billion. Orders for primary metals such as steel were up 1.9 percent in September to Vol. 122 No. 265 -m/mm Plant Explosion Deaths To Rise AP Laserphoto PLANT EXPLOSION: Fire and smoke pour from the Phillips Chemical Plant after an explosion. By MICHAEL GRACZYK Associated Press Writer PASADENA, Texas — Fire at a plastics plant burned today after a series of explosions that flung debris five miles and shook the ground 25 miles away. At least one worker was killed, more than IOO were injured and 23 were missing. "I thought it was the end," said Billy Ridenour, a 35-year-old worker who was inside the Phillips Petroleum Co. plant. "I was thinking, 'Run till you die.'" Flames and intense heat kept rescuers from getting close enough to investigate Monday afternoon's explosion, and officials feared the worst. "We're betting there's a lot of fatalities, just because of the nature of the explosion and where it happened," said Dr. Paul Pepe, director of Houston's emergency medi cal services. "We don't think there's anybody alive in there." Twenty Phillips employees and at least three contract workers were unaccounted for, Phillips Petroleum President Glenn Cox told reporters late Monday. The body of a worker was found at the plant, but Cox did not have other details. "We know these people, we pray for their safety," Cox said. "It's a difficult time for all of us." He said 109 people were taken to hospitals, where 33 were admitted and five or six were listed in serious or critical condition. Cox said the company sent representatives to families of the missing. At least IO others were treated for injuries, hospital figures showed. Officials had said the injured were being treated for bums, breathing problems and cuts from (Please See PLANT, Page 12A) Rescuers Give Up Hope Of Finding More Survivors By The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO A week after a devastating earthquake, Congress moved to offer billions in aid to Northern California, commuters returned to work and hopes ended for finding any more miracle survivors in a crumpled freeway. The death toll rose to 62, with dozens still listed as missing in the rubble of Interstate 880 in Oakland, which was the first elevated freeway built in California. Those left homeless by the earthquake numbered in the thousands, and their ranks continued to grow Monday when additional homes were evacuated near I-880. Crews preparing to dismantle a shaky Related Stories..................Pages 2A, 12A section of the double-deck roadway planned to start today after bracing the structure further. The search for bodies remained on hold because of a fear of further collapse — even from pooling rain water. For most of the San Francisco Bay area, returning to routine meant snail-paced commutes on a jury-rigged transit system that includes extra trains and ferries because vital freeways and the crucial Bay Bridge remain closed. Monday's heavy rain tapered off by evening rush hour, and only scattered showers and a few thunderstorms were forecast for later today. In Washington, a relief package of $2.85 billion moved ahead in Congress, with the full House expected to consider it today. San Francisco Mayor Art Agnos called on the federal government to raise the maximum home rebuilding loan to $500,000 from $100,000, reflecting high housing costs in the region. "One-hundred thousand dollars in South Carolina can make a big difference. It doesn't here," Agnos said. Already, damage from the quake of one week ago today — estimated at more than $7 billion — has surpassed Hurrcane Hugo as the costliest disaster in U.S. history. Gov. George Deukmejian said he would call a special legislative session within two weeks to work out the state's response to the devastation. Buck Helm, the gritty longshoreman who was dug out alive Saturday from the wreckage of Interstate 880 in Oakland, continued to heal and signaled to incredulous doctors Monday that he now felt no pain. Helm's condition was upgraded Monday from critical to very serious and may improve again today to serious, Dr. Floyd Huen said. Helm, 57, was trapped in his silver Chevrolet Sprint under tons of steel and concrete Oct. 17. He was pulled from the (Please See RESCUERS, Page 12A) Americans Need Less Salt, More Vitamins In Diet By HARRY F. ROSENTHAL Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - The average American adult can get along on as little as 500 milligrams of salt a day, far less than the usual diet contains, the National Research Council says. "Although no optimal range of salt intake has been established, there is no known advantage in consuming large amounts of sodium and clear disadvantages for those susceptible to hypertension," the council said in an update of its nutritional recommendations. The NRC's 10th edition of its Recommended Dietary Allowances, published today, also says cigarette smokers need at least IOO milligrams of vitamin C per day — as opposed to 60 milligrams for adult non-smokers. "Smoking seems to increase metabolic turnover of the vitamin, leading to lower concentrations in the blood," said the NRC. The new guidelines also say pregnant women should increase vitamin C to 70 milligrams a day. The new guidelines are the first update of the nutrient recommendations in nearly IO years. The RDAs are a major guide for developing nutrition programs and policies. "There are a lot of little changes, up and down, but not earthshaking," said Michael Jacobson, executive director for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a health advocacy group. One of the noteworthy changes, he said, is the one on sodium. "This marks the first time this committee or any other official committee sug gested so low a number," Jacobson said. "They are telling Americans what is optimal, not what's convenient." About 75 percent of the sodium consumed by Americans comes from processed food. "A typical serving of canned soup has almost 1,000 milligrams of sodium as flavoring," Jacobson said. "A fast-food cheeseburger has 1,400 milligrams." He said previous recommendations specified 1,100 to 3,300 milligrams of sodium a day for adults. (Please See AMERICANS, Page 12A)GAO Claims Problems At Rocky Flats Played Down By ROBERT BURNS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - The Energy Department underestimated or ignored health and safety problems at the Rocky Flats nuclear arms plant as it gave the operator millions of dollars in bonus fees, federal auditors said today. A report by the General Accounting Office, the investigative arm of Congress, said in the fiscal years 1986-88, Rockwell International Corp. won $26.8 million in award fees for running the plant, which has been under FBI investigation for al- V leged criminal violation of environmental laws since June. "We believe that the seriousness of the (environmental, safety and health) problems ... were never conveyed in the evaluations" of the plant's performance, the report concluded. Rockwell announced last month that it was withdrawing from the plant, and the Energy Department said Oct. ll that EG&G Inc. had agreed to take over Jan. I. The plant makes plutonium triggers for nuclear warheads and is owned by the government. The GAO report was being released today during a House Government Operations subcommittee hearing on Energy Department problems with the private companies that run major nuclear weapons facilities in 12 states under government contracts. Many of the contracts, including that at Rocky Flats, reimburse the company for all operating costs and allow bonus fees based on performance in key areas, including production of arms materials and compliance with health and safety rules. The fees are set during semiannual performance evaluations Rep. 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