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Even though Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton had some scandalous issues on their debate agenda Sunday night, ratings for the event fell short of their first match-up on Sept. 26.
The combined total ratings for the 10 networks that broadcast the event — with NBC opting instead to stick with Sunday Night Football — was 68.8 million viewers, off about 18 percent from the first showdown. A record 84 million viewers tuned in for the first debate, setting an all-time record, beating the previous record set by Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter in 1980. The most people who have ever watched a second presidential debate is 69.9 million viewers, a record set in 1992 with the three-way debate between George H. W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Ross Perot.
Just like it is in regular primetime, CBS was the most-watched network with 16.5 million viewers. ABC, whose Martha Raddatz shared moderating duties with CNN's Anderson Cooper, averaged 11.5 million viewers, just beating CNN. PBS averaged 2.8 million viewers, while Telemundo chipped in 2.4 million viewers.
CNN led all cable networks with 11.23 million viewers, scoring its biggest audience for a presidential debate in 36 years. Fox News came in second with 9.96 million viewers. And MSNBC, while third, celebrated its largest-ever audience for a presidential debate with 5.55 million viewers tuning in. Fox Business News, CNBC and Azteca combined for just shy of one million viewers.
Trump and Clinton spent the first 20 minutes or so of the debate discussing a 2005 video that featured Trump speaking lewdly about women with Billy Bush, who at the time was anchor of Access Hollywood and moved to NBC's Today in August. Bush apologized for the video Friday night after the Washington Post broke the story, but by Sunday night, Today Executive Producer Noah Oppenheim had informed the staff that Bush was suspended indefinitely.
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Over on NBC, the Sunday Night Football game between the New York Giants and the Green Bay Packers was down 9 percent from the prior week to a 10.2 overnight household rating, according to Nielsen Media Research. That marked a season low for the franchise.
Perhaps more tellingly, that marked a 22 percent drop from the same week in 2015 and a 20 percent decline from 2014. In fact, it was Sunday Night Football's worst showing in three years when the Packers and the Minnesota Vikings faced heavy competition from the World Series.
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Are you the adventurous type that would be interested in Molokai vacations? If so, you might find this information useful. Nicknamed the The Friendly Isle, Molokai is graced with natural splendor. Rich with significant Hawaiian history and tales of sacrifice, Molokai possesses momentous beauty that the wild at heart will not want to miss. The island is teeming with wildlife and marine life beyond description and is a must-see for anyone wanting to go back in time on their Hawaiian vacation.
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Molokai's population has a higher percentage of native Hawaiians than any of the Islands, except Ni'ihau. There are less than 8,000 people who live on the island. Even though Molokai has a completely different vibe than the other islands, be sure to review our Hawaii Travel Tips to make sure you don't leave behind anything you'll need for your trip.
Kalawao on Molokai's Kalaupapa Peninsula is sadly known for being the quarantined settlement inhabited by over 1,000 victims of Hansen's disease (or leprosy) who were required to live there by law. This law was in effect from 1866 to as late as 1969. Those afflicted were forced to live separately in this supremely isolated narrow strip of land, separated on all sides by rugged seacoasts and towering sea cliffs, away from family and friends, as a means to protect others from becoming infected. One could only enter the colony by boat or by negotiating a treacherous, steep cliff-side trail by foot or by mule.
In 1873, when the leper colony grew to nearly 800 inhabitants, a heroic Catholic priest from Belgium, named Father Damien, volunteered to minister to the outcasts. In true self-sacrificial service, Father Damien devoted the final sixteen years of his life to caring for the afflicted people of Kalaupapa, before tragically succumbing to the disease in 1889. Father Damien is still honored as one of Hawaii's greatest heroes to this day and is often referred to as the "Martyr of Molokai." After a lengthy process, Father Damien was canonized by the Vatican as Saint Damien of Molokai in 2009. A statue of Father Damien stands outside St. Joseph's Church in Kamalo just east of Kaunakakai.
Mother Marianne, a German-born nun arrived in 1883, joined Father Damien as volunteer to minister to the leper colony as well. She faithfully served with Father Damien until his death and then carried on for several decades, ministering to the patients for 30 years. She supervised a girl's home on Molokai dedicated to those afflicted with leprosy and eventually ran a boy's home as well. She too was canonized as Saint Marianne in 2012. To this day, Father Damien and Mother Marianne are celebrated for their compassion to the suffering people of Molokai. Their graves and commemorative sites are popular tourist attractions for those visiting Molokai.
This beautiful island has a completely unique feel, as there are no fast food chains, shopping centers, tall buildings, theaters or traffic signals.
Molokai is 260 square miles and is only 36 miles long. The island has terrain of extreme natural beauty, is surrounded by stunning coral reefs and has the highest sea cliffs in the world. On average, the cliffs have a steepness of 55 degrees and are more than 3,300 feet high.
Molokai has one of the highest waterfalls in Hawaii in the form of Kahiwa Falls, meaning "the chosen one." Its water gracefully tumbles almost 1,750 feet down over a rough cliff face on the eastern side of the island's north coast.
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The main town of Kaunakakai, on the southern coast of the island, is virtually unchanged since the early 1900s. Its downtown area is very small, hosting simple mom-and-pop stores, and is no more than a few blocks long. On Saturdays there is an open-air market where you can buy local fish and produce. Kaunakakai Harbor has a long pier that extends beyond the reef where local fishermen often catch their meals fresh from the ocean.
Fishing of all types is a large part of the island's fabric, as a livelihood and as a sport for locals and visitors to enjoy. The waters off Molokai generally offer more productive fishing than on other islands due to their relative remoteness as well as being less fished and less stressed from environmental pressures. On the reefs, you can often find many sportsman using light spinning rods to catch hard fighting gamefish like papio (trevally), oi'o (bonefish), moi (Pacific threadfin) and many more.
Diving in Molokai offers an unforgettable experience for adventurous visitors. On the south end of the island, the longest fringing reef in Hawaii creates one of the most dynamic snorkeling and scuba diving places. The reef, often described as pristine and unspoiled, can be enjoyed in popular spots such as Fish Bowl, Deep Corner and Fish Rain. From hammerhead sharks, to whale sharks, spinner dolphins and Hawaiian monk seals, you never know what kind of marine life may cross your path on Molokai.
Hunting may not be the first thing vacationers plan to do on the Hawaiian Islands, but there is no mistaking the opportunity that awaits hunters on Molokai. The axis deer, native originally to India was said to be brought to Molokai in the 19th century as a gift to King Kamehameha V from the Japanese emperor. Hunters can purchase single or multi-day hunting trip packages to attempt to capture one of these animals. Wild Hawaiian boar and black Hawaiian goat hunting are also popular activities to do on Molokai.
Kalaupapa National Historic Park offers tours centered on the story of Father Damien and his dedication and sacrifice to those afflicted with the once incurable and feared Hansen's disease. It is a park replete with compelling history and tragedy and offers stunning views of the surrounding sea coast and towering sea cliffs. Tours can be taken by guided mule-rides offered by Kalaupapa Mule Tour and Damien Tours. The mule rides provide a truly unique way of visiting the Kalaupapa settlement.
Halawa Valley is a popular attraction for vacationers. Visitors can take guided hikes through the valley to the lush Moa'ula Falls, a welcoming reward after miles of walking or view Hipuapua Falls which is visible from the lookout above Halawa Valley. The history-rich valley is the location of the oldest known Hawaiian settlement on Molokai, where heiaus (places of worship) were built. It later became a farming community, until it suffered irreparable damage from devastating tsunamis in the mid 1900s, causing an evacuation by most of the residents. The bay fronting the valley still remains a beautiful surfing and swimming location.
A Taste of Molokai
Kaunakakai's main street, Ala Malama Avenue, is sprinkled with small restaurants and shops. Here, anyone hungry for homemade bread can stop by Kanemitsu's Bakery for it famous freshly baked bread. Covering your onion and cheese bread with jelly, cream cheese or cinnamon will give you a delicious taste of the island.
Though an entirely different vacation destination than busy Oahu or Maui, Molokai offers a unique beauty untainted, and is sure to prove an extraordinary expedition. For visitors who want a more varied array of food that can be found in places like Molokai, it may be worth catching a short flight or ferry to experience other Hawaiian Culinary Tours that can be found on each island.


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A large new study is the latest to find no link between rising cellphone use and rates of brain cancer.
Researchers in four Scandinavian countries found no increase in brain tumor diagnoses from 1998 to 2003, when cellphone use in those countries grew sharply, according to a study published online Thursday in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
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Some people have worried about cellphones because they emit radio waves, a form of non-ionizing, low-frequency radiation. This kind of radiation is too weak to damage DNA, however, and scientists know of no biological processes by which radio waves might cause brain cancer, says the American Cancer Society's Michael Thun.
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One of the things we heard fairly early on while planning VMM was that offline storage of VHDs was going to become an increasingly large management task. Based on this need, we created the "VM Library" feature to allow users to save virtual machines that weren't currently running to a managed location. As we developed the requirements for this feature, we quickly realized that people wanted to store more than VMs, they wanted to store all of the stuff that they used to create VMs as well (ISOs, templates, OS profiles, Hardware profiles etc.) so we changed the feature's name to "library" instead of "VM library". Before defining the feature in detail, we had to make some key design decisions and at the risk of boring you, I'll walk through some of that decision making process.
Does the library contents reside in the file system or in a database?
This is an age old debate and ultimately we decided to keep meta data in our SCVMM database but we kept all of the VHDs, ISOs etc. on file shares. While this made our life a little bit harder (we were now responsible for designing a system that kept meta data and the file system data in sync) it gave customers more flexibility. They could continue to use existing file replication technology and still had the ability to use Windows explorer or other file management tools to organize the information in any way that they wanted. It also made it easier to integrate with existing systems.
Is the library a physical thing or just a logical thing?
We decided that the answer to this question was "both". If you go to the library section of our UI, you'll see that you can either view the library as a logical collection of items (my favorite view is to click on the library server tree-node on the left and then group by "type") or you can view the actual physical folder hierarchy within the library share. Logical views are very convenient but sometimes the physical location of a file is important as well so you can use either view interchangeably. Templates, OS profiles and hardware profiles are all purely logical constructs so you won't find those items on disk, they're in our database. It's likely that we'll ultimately have on disk representations of those objects as well in the future though.
SCVMM Library Logical View
SCVMM Library Physical View
Does the library contain every object the SCVMM knows about or just stuff physically in the file shares that the library is comprised of?
This one we went back and forth on but ultimately decided that the library isn't really an "inventory" of everything in the world that we manage, it's where you keep stuff that is not running or associated with a host. You can think of it as a virtual 'shelf' to store stuff that you're not currently using. With this decision, there are only two places an object can live and be managed by SCVMM – either registered to a host or stored in the library. If you put something in a random folder or unmanaged file share, you're on your own.
What about co-location of library objects with the host for rapid deployment?
This decision was pretty easy. We decided to allow a host server to also be a library server. In this manner, you can store templates or other library objects local to a physical host so that deployment from the library to that host would be very fast.
Do we build Powershell cmdlets to organize library contents?
We initially started working on "move" and "copy" and "create" cmdlets to help users organize the library directly from our UI but that turned into a very slippery slope. One of the benefits of providing direct access to our library files via the file system is that you can organize directly through the Windows explorer interface (create directories, copy, move etc.). Aside from being a lot of extra work for us to expose all of that through our UI as well, it was unlikely that we'd get parity with the full set of file system operations. As a result, we made the call to cut this functionality from our UI but we added some requirements to ensure that as stuff was moved around in the file system, SCVMM would track the changes and have them reflected in our UI. By default we "refresh" the library share every hour but you can change this value or just refresh manually in the library UI or via cmdlet. We also tag each of objects in the library with GUID so that if you move things between shares, we just update the path property since we recognize the object even as the location changes.
Once we made these decisions, the rest of the functionality worked itself out pretty seamlessly but some of our beta feedback showed that we had overlooked one key scenario.
Throughout the design process, we had assumed that customer would typically have a handful of library servers (probably less than five) but lots of hosts (probably tens or hundreds). This is true for most data centers as admins like to consolidate and it wasn't uncommon to see large library servers attached to SAN arrays with fast storage for rapid deployment. With retail customers however, it was a different story. These guys had thousands of stores worldwide and needed to have a library server, often the same physical machine as the host computer, in each location so they effectively had at at least as many library servers as hosts. Some customers had library servers attached to regions of world and again they ended up with many more libraries than we had designed for. Typically, each of the library servers had the same file content replicated to across many sites (in the same way that they published software installation files or content).
Taking this feedback into consideration, we did a couple of things:
1) Began testing the system with lots and lots of library servers 🙂
2) Added the "Library Group" concept.
If you right click on a library server in the library section of our UI, you'll see a property called "library group" which lets you associate a library server to a host group. Now, when you go to create a new virtual machine and you want to chose a base VHD from the library to start with, you can have the SCVMM UI scope your choices to library servers associated with the host group that you want to put the VM into.
As an example, you might create 25 geographic regions and assign a host group to each region. If you are creating a VM for the "Pacific northwest" region/host group, you'll want to use library objects from the library server associated with that region to prevent large file copy operations across very long distances. To enable this use case, you right click on the library file share and set the "library group" equal to "Pacific northwest". Now, when you launch the new VM wizard, you'll notice that when you select a library object to build a VM, you can scope the objects down by "library group" to ensure you use the closest copy of the file you need. In my example, you'd select "Pacific northwest" for this value. Similarly, from the command line, you can query for a library object and filter by library host group to ensure that you use the closest copy of the file.
The rest of the library concepts are pretty self-explanatory and there is plenty of additional content on the SCVMM library here as well.
P.S. – Happy Holidays!


text: Father Marquette and the Jesuit Missionaries in Michigan http://www.ssc.msu.edu/~anp/marquettemission/Jesuits.h tml What is a missionary? A Priest or other member of a church Someone who wants to spread religion to other parts of the world In Michigan in the 1600 and 1700's, it was someone who wanted to teach the Native Americans about Christianity Where did they come from? The Missionaries who came to Michigan in the early 1700's were from France. Why did they come? Most missionaries came to Michigan to teach the Native Americans about Christianity. They believed that the Native Americans needed help. The Native Americans believed in many gods and that was not what the priests thought. Why were they important? They sent letters back to their church leaders describing what they saw. Some drew maps to document the way the land looked to them. They believed that the fur traders should not use alcohol to make better trades. They spoke out against this behavior. Sending letters home The Jesuit Superiors in France used letters that the missionaries wrote to them to report to people what life was life here in Michigan. In one report, they talk about the difficulties facing the missionaries here. "At the Sault, the Fathers are, cultivating the soil and some of the Indians have even begun to imitate their example. In their Chapel, they regularly give instruction both to adults and children, and celebrate the rites of the Church; The greatest obstacle in their way is the devotion paid by the savages to their personal manitous, or medicine, a devotion inculcated, from earliest infancy, in both boys and girls. Notwithstanding, this: and other difficulties, the missionaries at the Sault have baptized more than three hundred persons of all ages." The Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents Volume 54 Map Making Because of his knowledge of Native American languages, Marquette was chosen to do do some exploring with Louis Jolliet. On his travels he created this map of the Michigan/Wisconsi n area. Speaking out against alcohol "…Our Father, we ask thee to take steps to prevent them from giving us intoxicating liquor as eagerly as they do. To thus deceive us by urging us to drink, in order to make us spend in this way all that we bring back from our hunt, is just the same as if they robbed us. I repeat, as nearly as I can in our language, the expressions used by our Savages when they state their opinion to me respecting liquor." "Herefore, to show them that I speak the truth on this point, as soon as 1 learn that some wretched frenchman has taken the clothing of a savage, giving him perhaps twenty ~01s worth of liquor for clothes worth from ten to twelve francs, I make a great stir in the village. I say that I will certainly have the clothes given back, but that it is also necessary that the savage who has been foolish enough to give his clothing for almost nothing, to obtain liquor, must atone for his sin." Father Jacques Bigot Oct. 1684 The Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents Volume 63 What did the Native Americans think? The Native Americans called the priests "Black Robes" because of the clothes that they always wore. Not all of the Native Americans were happy to have people come and tell them to give up their way of life. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mo/county/stlouis/jesuit/marquette.jpg Who is Father Marquette? He was a Jesuit priest from France. He studied the Native American languages. He began the settlements in Sault Ste. Marie and St. Ignace He used his knowledge about languages to help Louis Jolliet explore the Mississippi River. Jacques Marquette Source: Currey, J. Seymour. Chicago: Its History and Its Builders. Chicago: S.J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1912.


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My fiance was in jail and had an accident where he feel on the floor and laid there for approx. four to five hours before anyone noticed he was hurt. The took him to the hospital and discovered the fall had caused injury to his back. What can he legally do for them being neglagent and not knowing he was hurt when they are supposed to do inmate checks every hour.
If your fiance has an injury he certainly has a lawsuit. First of all it is possible that his "civil rights" were violated. Secondly, yes there could be negligence. In order to determine if he has a viable lawsuit there are a few things that need to be determined. For a personal injury suit the particular jail has a duty to keep him uninjured. If they did not live up there to duty then they might be negligent. However, it must be proven that they breached that duty and as a result there was an injury. It sounds like you might have something. It is certainly worth looking into.
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He certainly can seek damages in a civil lawsuit, however, his chance of recovery would depend on certain facts. His most plausible cause of action would be for negligence, however, he would have to establish that the jail breached a duty owed to him, and as a result of that breach he suffered damages. Unless Texas law provides for a higher duty for jails to provide certain care for inmates, then the duty is that of reasonable care. If this happened in the middle of the night then four-five hours may well be reasonable under the circumstances, however, if it happened in the middle of the day it may be different. Their internal policy of hourly checks will likely not be relevant or admissible in establishing any higher duty than that of reasonable care. I would suggest you contact a local personal injury or civil rights attorney to invesitgate this further.Ask a similar question
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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - December 12, 1946, Ada, Oklahoma Youngsters love Chrislmos ond like few things os they do vocotio.it, so the Christmot seq son that furnishes both is just naturally the favorite of all special occasions throughout the year %ver*ge Net Nov. raid Circulation 8607 Member: Audit Bureau of CirculationTHE ADA EVENING NEWS FINAL EDITION 43rd Year—No. 203 Truman Will Send Trio Of Messages Will Be on State of Union, Budget and on Report Of Maximum Employment Council WASHINGTON, Der. 12. (ZP) President Truman declined today to talk about prospects for tax reductions at a news conference rn which he said he will send three separate messages to the new congress. Told that the Republicans in congress were saying they would not cooperate if he makes "radical recommendations, Mr. Truman asked, who can say what is radical'' He said his recommendations in his 'tate of the union message would call for what he believes to be necessary for the welfare of the United States. This message will embrace his viewpoint, he said, adding that members of congress were entitled to have theirs. Silent on Lewis He refused to be drawn into a discussion of the administration'.* future policy toward John L Lewis, chief of the United M ne workers, against whom the S ivernment is waging a court light, Mr. Truman told questioners the Lewis matter was in the courts and he would have nothing to say about the mine workers leader or about the recent coal strike. 'You hope the courts will follow the election returns? one reporter pressed, Mr. Tiuman replied with a simple no comment. The president said he would send separately to the new Republic an-eontroih'd congress a stale of the union legislative message, a message cm the budget and a third message based on the report to be made soon by his economic advisory (maximum employment) council. Will Ask Armed Merger These messages, the president said* will be sent to capitol hill on separate days. Asked whether he saw any chance for reduction of taxes, the president said he did not want to discuss what recommendation* he will make. He did say, however, that he will renew his request for a merger of t.he armed forces as one point in his state of the union message Told that there had been reports he proposed to recommend modification of tire Wagner labor relations act, the president replied bluntly that nobody had a j ght to quote him until he made public his message to congress. A suggestion by some members <* congress for the establishment of labor courts also was called to the president s attention. Proponents of such courts, hr said, have ncd discuss! d their suggestion with him, Hp also preferred not to comment on whether he will recommend r< vision of the Wagner labor relations act. Christmas Seals Purchase Urged Boxes af Banks Make lf More Convenient for County People to Contribute It s easy to get vour contribution made to the Christmas Seals sale which finances a widespread war on tuberculosis. Hundreds of persons have received 200 stamps each, with envelopes already addressed in w r ch to mail checks or cash to Homer Pc a v, county chairman. Now boxes are being placed in the lobbies of Ada banks so that those w ho have f; I'cd to get their donations m tan conveniently drop in theii checks or cash while seeing to their affairs at the banks. Peay said Thursday morning that this county now lias passed $1,400 on the way toward a quota of $2 Rho The county contributed $2 4h0 last year, A large part of the money contributed here will Im- spent in Fem to toe county, and an er-paaded program for discovery of tuberculosis and earlier treat mint will be* possible if the county reaches its goal. Contributions are not limited to $2 Members of the women's auxiliary of the county medical o- gamzations are selling 'bonds'. or certificates for five, ten, 25 and 5J dollar donations, and also supplying such 'purchasers' plenty of the Christmas Seals In 3896, the United States had r hors* population of 20,000,000 and a truck population of one. In 1946. there were 10.000,000 horses and 5.000,000 trucks. WEATHERADA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1946 FIVE CENTS THE COPY Clearing Skies To Be Followed by Cold Ada's Totol Rainfall 7.26 for Four Days; Rural Dirt Roads Suffer, Creeks Back Within Banks Clearing skies of Thursday morning brought welcome relief to this area after four days and nights of almost constant rainfall which added 7.26 inches to the precipitation _ ---♦records here. Emil H. Wyatt Of Muskogee Becomes OG&E Manager Here * 0 rn Kin ii II. Wyatt, above, sales supervisor for the eastern division of the Oklahoma Gas and Electric company, with headquarters in Muskogee, was transferred Monday to the position of manager at Ada and the Ada district, it was announced today by George A. Davis, president of the company. Wyatt was in Aria Wednesday bul does not expert to be here full time until about January I, he said. Wyatt, who joined the company here in 1928 as a member of the accounting department, has been sales supervisor since August, 1943. At Ada, Wyatt will assume the duties of the late T. G. Kelly, who dud November 29. Extremely active in Muskogee civie affairs, Wyatt presently is a member of the Chamber of Commerce Hoard of Directors, the YMCA board of directors, appointive divan of the Shrine, bedouin Temple, board of deacons of the First Christian church and is past local and state president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and past president of the Shrine Dinner club, He is also second vice-president elect of the Kiwanis club. In 1940, Wyatt was presented the Distinguished Service Key by the national Junior Chamber of Commerce as the most outstanding young man in Muskogee in 1939. Wyatt's wife and two children, Barbara 14. and David 5, will remain at tin* home at Muskogee, until a residence can be established at Ada. His successor in Muskogee has not be en named, acceding to John T. Naylon, eastern division manager. Oklahoma Colton Of Higher Grade This Year's Crop Also Has Longer Staple Than That of 1945 DALLAS. Dec. 12, CF)—Oklahoma cotton ginned this season is of higher grade and slightly longer staple than that ginned last season, according lo the southwc st cotton branch of the production and marketing administration. The office, a division of the U. S department of agriculture, reported that of 210,199 bales ginned in Oklahoma through Nov. 30, a vt rage staple length was 29.4 thirty-seconds of an inch, compared with 29.1 last year. Ginnings through Nov. 30 last year tot Jed 241,123 bales. The report said Oklahoma ginnings include a smaller propel hon of the medium and lower white grades and an increase rn spotted cotton, mostly in the higher grades. Mechanization of cotton ginning. spinning and weaving began in America in the 1800's. I OKLAHOMA: Generally fair t >ri ght and Friday, much colder tonight; lowest 25 extreme north t 23 extreme south, colder southeast half Friday. Shopping Doys To Christmas Sandy c reek west of Ada was reported back in its banks after going on a spree which finally sent the surface of its waters within less than two feet of the highway bridge. The rain which fell slowly but steadily for most of Wednesday registered 1.15 inches here. Temperatures ranged from 60 on Wednesday to a somewhat cooler 50 degrees early Thursday. School Attendance Suffers Many county roads were reported still in bad condition, and some schools had to curtail their schedules for a day or two because buses were unable to make their routes. The Associated Press reports that major damage of the week's rains over Oklahoma seems to have been to the spinach crop around Sallisaw, rural dirt roads and bridges and loss of some livestock in flooded creek bottoms. Most roads closed by high waters either were open today or expected to be by tonight or Friday, Katy Reroutes Some Trains The M-K-T railroad said some main line trains had been rerouted over the midland valley lines between Denison and Muskogee because of water over the Gaines creek bottoms north of McAlester, Air - conditioning equipment on main line coaches was too low to clear the water. The Rock Island said it was having no trouble with high water in eastern Oklahoma. Freezing or near freezing weather was forecast. The cold will strike in the northwest during the afternoon and should reach into eastern and southeastern Oklahoma by Friday. The overnight low was 34 degrees, at Guymon. *- Stale Pean Show Of 1947 Is To Be Held in Ade A committee went from Ada to the state pecan show held Wednesday at Muskogee, and secured favorable recommendation that the 1947 convention be held at Ada. W. T. Melton of Ada was elected as a state director, along with Roy Cunningham of Bartlesville and Leslie Newman of Chandler. The new president is C. A. Bradford of Tulsa, the vice president is Grover Hayden of Okemah and the secretary-treasurer is D. C. Mooring, Stillwater. H. J. Massey of Ada placed first with his exhibit of Texas Prolific. The committee from Ada attending the show was composed of W. T. Melton, B. H. Clanton, John Skinner, R. H. Brians and C. H. Hailey, county agent. E. E. Mount of Okmulgee won the 1946 Carl Hubbell trophy for the best p.ecan seedling entered in the ' show. Mount's pecan seedling of the Stuart variety also won the award for the "better Oklahoma pecans'' campaign sponsored by the association, Oklahoma A. & M. college, and Oklahoma pecan cracking plants. Bilbo Was Adin On War Contracts Army Officers Tell of Him Contacting Them Many Times WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. (ZP)— High-ranking army officers testified today that Senator Theodore Bilbo (D-Miss) contacted them many times about awarding $25,932,361 of war contracts irt his home state of Mississippi. Maj. Gen. Thomas M. Robins, retired, told the senate war investigating subcommittee that as early as 1940 Senator Bilbo "brought contractors down to our offices'' and recommended them for many multi-million dollar jobs. Douglas I. Mackay, retired colonel now in charge of army engineer wartime contract records, identified more than 40 different contracts that were awarded in Mississippi. Bilbo was barred from cross-examining witnesses. TURNER SPEAKS FRIDAY OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 12. (ZP)—Gov, Elect Roy J. Turner's first public address on state issues since his election in November will be made at a forum to be held at the Crown Heights Methodist church here tomorrow night, Aides to Turner said he would give particular attention in the talk to problems involving state mental institutions, highways and taxes. Tonner is a merrier of the board of stewards at the church. Hitler's Top Militarists Facing Trial Individual Prosecutions Being Prepared Charging Waging Aggratsiva War By THOMAS A. REEDY NUERNBERG, Dec. 12. (ZP)-American prosecutors, undismayed by the international military tribunal's decision acquitting the German general staff, now are preparing individual prosecutions against high ranking militarists under Adolf Hitler, it was learned today. Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor, chief counsel for U. S. warcrimes trials, has a staff of analysts now searching war department files in Washington for information about Nazi Germany's leaders. When these files are transported to Nurenberg, it was reported, a staff of attorneys will go to work preparing individual prosecutions, principally on the charge of waging aggressive war. This charge vms held by the tribunal, when Hermann Gocr-ing. Joachim von Ribbentrop, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Col. Gen. Alfred Jodi and others wen* convicted, to be a major crime punishable by death. German field marshals and generals who are liable to such prosecution are under lock and key, some near Frankfurt and others near Augsburg. Some tentative defendants now are Field Marshal Karl Gerd von Runstedt, leader of the Ardennes Bulge battle two years ago, Field Marshal Walther von Brau-chitsch, chief of staff when the Nazis boiled into Poland; Gen. Franz Haider, former chief of staff, Field Marshal Fritz von Manstein and Field Marshal Wilhelm von Loeb, who were on the Russian front. ROME'S MAYOR FORCED TO RESIGN IN NOISY MEETING ROME, Dec. 12. (ZP)—A political storm that threatened to spread to the national government burst upon Rome today as the social-democrat councilman elected mayor of the eternal city, in a tumultuous session last night, was forced to resign when leftist fellow councilmen refused to participate in the city junta. The short-lived mayor, 52-year-old Salvatore Rebecchini, was elected when the pivotal Chnstian-democrats threw their votes to the right, thereby defeating the leftist bloc of the people which had won the municipal election in November. The council will try to elect another mayor in 12 days. Several Killed In Ice House Blast Wrecking Tenement NEW YORK. Dec. 12. At least eight persons were dead and 38 others, including children, W#er-f believed buried under tons of debris following a five-alarm fire early today in an abandoned ice house on Manhattan's upper west side, which caused a five-story wall to collapse crumpling an adjoining tenement building. Police and firemen, digging frantically against time, removed four bodies from the wreckage and said they had sighted four more. Nearby hotels admitted more than a score of injured. Ambulances were rushed to the scene and a first aid station was set up. The identified dead are Frank Moorehead, 27-year-old fireman; Anthony Biancardi. ll; Daniel Corrado, 25. and Thomas Phillips, 70. All except the firemen were residents of the tenement building. Fire Marshal Thomas P. Bro-phy said the cause of the fire was not known. A small rubbish fire had been extinguished the day before in the ice plant, located at 824 West 184th street. Six children between the ages of four and 12 years ago. who had played in the ice house yesterday, were questioned by police in an effort to learn whether they might have started the fire. I he noise of the toppling walls caused first reports to list the disaster as an explosion. The pile of debris from the tenement building was as high as the second story. One portion of the tenement was flattened, the other wrecked by the force of the collapse, which virtually sheared the building in half. RETIRED ARDMORE MAN GIVES SUM FOR CHAPEL ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Dec. 12, (ZP)—Ruel B. Gilbert, retired Ardmore, Okla., merchant and businessman, has given $50,000 to the First Methodist church here, for erection of a chapel to be* named for him. Church officers announced today his offer was accepted last night and plans for the chapel suggested by Gilbert, approved. This is the second $50,000 gift he has made to the church. The donor is bedridden, the result of a paralytic stroke. He has lived here 16 years. Venison Conies to Town Hunters drive down Chicago's Michigan Boulevard following invasion of Michigan woods. Each downed a deer, augmenting winter's food supply. U. S. Has Some Real Military Secrets Now—Ahead in Ships, Has Germ, Rockets, Toxins By ELTON C. KAY WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. (AP) A wide assortment of top drawer American military secrets, besides the atom bomb, conceivably might be bared if the United Nations calls for a census of armaments as well as troop strength. While the whole issue bogged down again in New York last night, it was recalled that the British had suggested asking each nation for "full particulars on armaments of different categories as well as armed forces." This presumably was intended to embrace naval as well as land and air armaments. House Committee Adds lo (all For labor Legislation Bipartison Group Calls For Emphasis on Hard Work and Production </P>- WASHINGTON, Dec. 12 The house committee on postwar economic policy and planning added its voice today to the congressional clamor for new labor legislation. In its final report, the 18-member group composed of both democrats and republicans called for "constructive not puni tive'' lows to eliminate labor-management disputes and at the same time cautioned against a depression psychology. "There is nothing wrong with the country that hard work and resultant production will not cure," the committee commented. "Considering everything, there is no necessity for either a depression or recession.'' "Loose talk of depression and business recession is justified and serves no good purpose," the report said. It added: "A start has been made toward the goal of sustained high employment. The task ahead is to develop economic conditions which will encourage stability of productive employment at a high level." Productivity, it said, is "the real solution for many of the nation's economic problems" and "active cooperation between management and labor" is necessary to eliminate immediately current difficulties and "avoid a recession." Among other things the committee called for: 1. An end to OPA's general powers next January 31, with rent controls continuing through 1947. 2. Cutting the current $41,000,-000,000 federal budget to $30,-000.000.000, with "some reduction" in taxes and the national debt. Across the capitol, however. Senator Harry F. Bvrd (D-Va), one of congress' chief economy advocates, declared there should he no tax reduction at all in 1947. Byrd told reporters it would be "reckless" to cut taxes until congress makes sure the govern ment has been placed on a stable financial basis. • The United States Navy, the world's largest, developed ships, materiel and methods during and since the war well in advance of some possessed by other powers. Particularly, it went to tin* fore in aircraft earner development and now operates the largest, fastest and most heavily protected ships of that type, the 45,000-ton Midway class. Improving Submarines American designers are known to have been working for months on improvements to tin* submarine fleet, including studies of new propulsion equipment, torpedoes and underwater detection methods. In the ordancc field, the navy already has ordered modification of several fighting ships for experiments with guided missle batteries. Both the army and navy have made guarded disclosures that their studies of bacteriological warfare have produced satisfactory results in the laboratory The implication is that American military science is certainly abreast if not ahead of other powers in the know-how of conducting war against men, animals and plants. Chemical Weapons The army's chemical warfare corps, while directly concerned with the get iii warfare program, has given prime attention to new chemical toxics and to methods for combatting such attacks. The army and navy, independently and through joint organizations, currently are pushing research in the guided missle and rocket field, in improvements of radar and counter-radar methods of detection and in the automatic firing Jarge-caliber guns. Also the United States has pioneered in the use of heavy bombardment aviation, advancing since war's end to the huge, long range B-35 and B-36 bombers. And this country is vicing with Britain for leadership in jct propelled aircraft directed at supersonic speeds. Wrong Sock Five-Year-Old Poked Santa For Not Bringing Bike Promised Year Ago NEW BRITAIN, Conn., Dec. 12 —(ZP)—One New Britain youngster faced the prospect today of finding an empty sock in his home on Christmas day. If Santa Claus passes him bv, it'll be because of a sock—a sock to Santa's jaw by the 5-year-old lad. Severely reprimanded by his mother after he had landed a right to the jaw of a New Britain department store's Santa Claus, the boy moaned: "Well, he didn't bring me the bicycle he promised me last year." A tip on wintertime driving: it's better to drive slowly than • be driven that way. 12 lull Attacks Beer Law's Legality Cleveland County Attorney Files Suit OKLAHOMA CITY, De* (ZI*) — T h e constitutionality of Oklahoma's law permitting sale of 3.2 beer was attacked today in a suit filed before the state sn preme court by Cleveland County Attorney Herbert Hodge. The court in an original action, was asked to issue a writ of pro hibition to bar Cleveland County Judge, Sylvester Grim, from is suing a beer license, Hodge said the Cleveland county district court had "withheld and failed or refused" to make a decision on the constitutional question. The high court was asked to assume original jurisdiction to hear the case. Hodges petition contended tint the state constitution prohibits the manufacture, barter, sale or gift of intoxicating liquor of any time. He contended that beer, alc. and wine fall in that class. He cited an 1889 federal court decision which construed the prohibition clause of the enabling act as prohibiting "ah* and beer in all their forms, whether intoxicating or not." The provision was adopted without change in the Oklahoma constitution ir% 1907, he dec I a red. Foreign Ministers Finishing Up Their New York Session Cleaning Up Minor Dctoils of Five Noti Satellite Treaties, Arrange tor Big Four Conference In Moscow in March on German, Austrian Treaties By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER NKW YORK, Dec. 12. (AI*) Paced by a new round of concessions from Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov, the Big Fur foreign ministers council arranged to finish Its historic peacemaking sessions in Now York today after having completed plans for drafting German and Austrian peace settlements. A final meeting war scheduled for this afternoon to clean up minor details of the five European satellite peace treaties and approve the draft of a six-point agenda for the Big Four conference in Moscow March IO to begin work on treaties In all the United States armed services during World War ll there were fewer than eighteen thousand amputation cases. The Army 15,000, Navy, Marines and Coast Guard, 2,500. Draft Half Of Plan For Fewer Arms By MAX HARRELSON NKW YORK, Dec. 12. (ZP) A United Nations sub-committee with an unexpected hurst of speed quickly approved the first half of a draft plan on world arms reduction today after voting two amendments. The new provisions injected into the arms plan: 1. Added a requirement that any program adopted by the senility council must be approved by a special session of the 54-nation general assembly in addition to a stipulation already accepted that it must he ratified by individual UN member states. 2. Laid down a ? pee if ie cond) tion that any ai rns reduction pro gram must provide for the con trol of atomic energy "to the ex tent necessary to ensure its use only for peaceful purposes." Both provisions were offered by Canada and accepted with lit tie cl hate, the first bv a IO to 9 Vote and the second unanimous ly- Meanwhile, the general as sembly in plenary session debated a resolution, already approved by the 54 nation political com mittee, recommending that all member stalls immediately re cull their ambassador s and minis lets from Franco Spain. Polish Delegate Oscar Lang'' sought to have the Spanish de bate postponed because of light attendance at the session hut was voted down 21 to 18. Venezuelan Revolt Flops, So Does Insurgent Flight By SAM DAWSON CARACAS, Venezuela, Dec. 12, CP' Tin* government of President Romulo Betancourt emerged unscathed today aft* r an abortive 12-hour revolt yesterday in which insurgents made a bold bid to capture the president and overthrow his year-old revolutionary cabinet. "All is okay." Betancourt told newsmen last night. He said all the instigators either had been captured or had fled the country. There were no fatalities and only a few were wounded, he add'd. Mony of the insurgents seeing that their revolt had failed took planes at the Maracay airport, which they captured at the out si t of the uprising, and attempted to flee the country, the president said, hut most of the ships soon ran out of gas. and were picked up by government forces after making forced landings. Two ships succeeded in reaching Colombia, where both pilots and ll mechanics surrendered to authorities. In one of the planes was Maj. Carlos Maldonado Pena. described as a leader of the revolt. 'Die rebels were definitely linked with the faction of Lopez Contreras find (Gen Isa la; > Me dina Angaria, both former presidents and leaders of the party overthrown in the revolution of Oct. 18. 1945. Betancourt came to power after that uprising, and his party won the recent elections. 'BIG TRAIN' FUNERAL SET WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. Funeral services will be held (2:30 p. rn. EST) tomorrow at Washington cathedral for Walter Johnson, one time "Big Train" of baseball who died Tuesday night. Several diamond notables including Manager Ossie Bluege of an< Rockville. Md , which Johnson his retirement the Washington Senators. Nick Altrock, will aet as pall bearers. Burial will be at Un ion cemc tory in near the farm operated after from baseball. — - -HE—-— -— TULSA, D»c. 12. D« •posits in Tulsa's four National banks totaled $307,884,367 on Dec. I. which was more than $13,000,000 above the figure for the same period last year and $2,000,000 • above th# Navembcr total. with Germany and Austria. In a busy, swift moving session hist night the Big Four agreed that prior to th'* Moscow session* small nations would be given full opportunity to present their proposals for German and Austrian settlements lf» I lards of gr**at power for deputy foreign ministers in London beginning January 14. Virow Meeting Set Due mainly to last minute agreement by Molotov it was also de-tided that Secretary of St-;* * James F Byrnes' proposals for sharply limiting occupation armies in Europe and for a 0- ear German disarmament pact would he fully considered at the Moscow meeting. Molotov tentatively block e I a Byrnes move to invite the Chinese government to participate m the Moscow meeting and final decision was due on that at today s closing session, hut Indications were that Molotov s objections would stand Actions Agreed Tattle remained to he done on the six point agenda fur th** Moscow conference except to put st into final formal language It was fully approved in substance la t night and provides for these actions at Moscow; I. Consideration of reports from the Allod control council at Be.-bn on German demilitarization, denazification, dcmocr atizat ton, economic principles and reparations. In this connection, Molot*.*/ assured his American, British an I French colleagues that when the time (Mine he would report full * on Hovit t reparations removals of prop, i tv from Germany 2 Study of the form and scope of a provisional political organization for Gel many. German Peace Treaty 3 Preparation Of a peace treat/ with Germany including con iteration of the work of the B i Four deputies in Lindon and ab i basic directives pertaining to G- • man frontiers* the Ruhr, the Rhineland and other questions 4. Comade ration of the proposed American draft of a di al mar lent and demilitari :atir>n treaty and other measures for th * political, economic and military control of Germany. 5. Considerations of a report already submitted bv a Committee on experts on German coal production. Work on an Austrian treaty, There was no doubt that the most controversial point settled by the ministers last night concerned the appointment of deputies to hold the London hearing! for small nations on Germany and Austria. Many nations already have requested to he heard on Germany; They include Belgium, the Netherlands Luxembourg, Pol an f, Czechoslovakia, Brazil, Yugoslavia. Denmark and the British dominions. Yugoslavia also has asked opportunity to present its view* on an Austrian settlement and now that the way has been open d, other countries probably will dei the same NKW DELHI, Dec. 12. F Pandit Jnwaharlal Nehru. IJm leader and fn I minister rn I dias interim government, pi tented ii resolution to the con-tuent a ••rnblv today rem mending that India be prods: ••*1 an "indept ndent soverei republic'' Discussion w as set 1 tomorrow. j I PESSIMIST Br nth Blash*. Am. New*! I,ark says he wouldn't need glasses if 'is arms wuz jest a little longer. OO-— A hanker takes th' land, royalty, mineral rights, house, outhouses, livestock, poultry, implements an' car, an* make* a farmer a $25 00 loan -less th' interest ;
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Scout and SimpliSafe ComparedBy - 02/24/2017
Scout and SimpliSafe are both security systems, but they are a different breed of home security. In many ways, they are hybrids – half self-monitored and half professionally monitored. They have several other similarities but also have differences.
SimpliSafe has been around longer than Scout. Founded in 2006, they've built a reputable brand. They've won the Angie's List Super Service Award, the CNET Editor's Choice Award, and they hold an A+ rating with the BBB. Scout is a start-up, they were the favorite of many smart home enthusiasts, but things have changed.
So who wins?
Ironically, both Scout and SimpliSafe use a company called COPS to provide professional monitoring to those who want it. However, they both charge a different amount for the service and provide different features.
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Both SimpliSafe and Scout are pretty useless if you want to self-monitor the system. They both charge for access to home automation, their mobile apps, and remote notifications. In the past, Scout offered many of their services for free. However, new customers will be required to subscribe to one of their monthly plans in order to gain access to push notifications, the Scout web dashboard, the mobile app, integration with Amazon Echo, Google Nest, IFTTT and more. With this change, Scout and SimpliSafe are no more than noise makers when used as self-monitored alarms. If an event occurs, the siren will sound, but nothing more.
Both systems have a video surveillance solution. Kind of. With a paid plan, Scout works with Nest Cam. When integrated, you can create a relationship between your alarm and the camera. For example, when you set your Scout Hub to Home, Nest can also swap to Home Mode, or you can have the camera turn off when you disarm your system. You can also setup push notifications through Scout that will let you know if Nest detects activity. When activity is detected, a clip is stored on your timeline. Unfortunately, you cannot live stream Nest video from the Scout app.
SimpliSafe's home security camera directly integrates with the system. The camera is wireless, records in 720p HD, has a 120-degree field of view, and automatic night vision. With a paid plan, you can even opt-in to a Visual Verification service that allows SimpliSafe's monitoring center to view your camera recordings during alarm events.
Scout wins with their more robust home automation offer, but again, you must pay for access. Wrapped up in the smart home offer is an IFTTT integration, Works With Nest, and even voice control through Amazon Echo, Google Now, and Google Home.
Simplisafe offers integration with the Nest Thermostat. However, Simplisafe isn't out-of-the-box compatible with Nest; you must subscribe to their Interactive Plan for $24.99/month.
SimpliSafe wins if you want professional monitoring for Fire, CO, Freeze, and Flood, as well as expanded security equipment like glass break sensors. Right now, Scout only sells the basics, including a motion sensor, key fob, door panel, and contact sensors. SimpliSafe also wins with their customer service policies. They offer a longer and friendlier return policy and a longer warranty on equipment.
Instead of providing peace of mind, Scout makes me nervous. There is no keypad to arm or disarm the system, and the keyfob doesn't have buttons. In other words, there is no visual cue that lets you know if your system is armed or disarmed. To me, the two apps on the right are very clear – the system is off. Scout, on the left, isn't as clear. The whole experience feels confusing.
What I dislike about SimpliSafe is that it all feels dated. The hardware feels dated, the app feels dated, and the web portal feels dated. And though having a keypad is a definite advantage over Scout, the keypad is not easy to navigate.
Neither system is perfect, but if you're looking for a no contract security solution, options are limited. (You might also want to look at abode).
Scout and SimpliSafe Plans Compared
Comparing plans is tricky with Scout and SimpliSafe. It's not an apples to apples comparison. With Scout, you have the option for advanced self-monitoring starting at $9.99 per month. This plan activates the 3G chip for added protection, adds access to smart home features, and smart alerts. SimpliSafe does not have a comparable option, all of their plans include professional monitoring.
|No Plan
|Always On
|Always On +
|No Plan
|Monthly Fee
|DIY Installation
|Wireless Technology
|24/7 Alarm Monitoring
|UL Certified monitoring
|SMS/Email Alert
|Battery Backup
|No Plan
|Always On
|Always On +
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|Not Required
|Not Required
|Android and iPhone App
|Windows App
|Home Automation
|Nest Thermostat
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|Limited Integration With Nest Cam
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|Limited Integration With Nest Cam
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|30 days minus a 10% restocking fee
|60 Day
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*Scout offers a 10% discount if you pay annually.
Though not included in the chart, Scout also offers Cellular Only monitoring and communication. This service level allows users who do not have an internet connection to still use Scout's system.
Cellular Only ($15/month)
- Connect to your Scout system via a cellular signal.
- Receive SMS Alerts
Cellular Only+ ($25/month)
- Connect to your Scout system via a cellular signal.
- Receive SMS Alerts
- 24/7 Professional Monitoring
Fair warning, even if your system is connected via a cellular signal, you'll still need to connect the hub to the internet for software updates.
Equipment Compared
Equipment is another area where SimpliSafe and Scout differ. Both systems start with a base unit equipped with battery backup. They both sell motion sensors, key fobs, and open/close sensors, but that's where the similarities end.
Scout sells a door panel that can also arm/disarm the system with a tap of your key fob.
SimpliSafe sells a keypad, an additional siren, smoke detector, and a panic button.
Apples to apples, the price of the equipment is similar, but SimpliSafe is a little less expensive. For $269.99 you get a base station, entry door panel, a motion sensor, 2 door/window sensors, and 2 RFID keychain fobs from Scout. A similar package from SimpliSafe sells for $259.95. It includes a keypad, which is comparable to Scout's entry door panel, base station, motion sensor, and window decals. They also include 4 door/window sensors and 1 keychain fob.
|$184.98 (Base Station & Keypad)
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Where to Buy
Scout and SimpliSafe are both sold on online. First, you order the equipment. Once the equipment arrives, you can call to activate a service plan, or you can self-monitor. Again, there are no contracts, so you can add and remove monitoring services as needed.
Buy Scout here or go with SimpliSafe here.


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Pagano coached the secondary and was special teams coordinator under Davis at Miami from 1995-2000, where he recruited and coached four first-round NFL draft picks - cornerback Phillip Buchanan, cornerback Duane Starks, safety Ed Reed and cornerback Mike Rumph. During the 2000 season, his secondary was tabbed the nation's best by Football News. His defensive backs did not allow a passing touchdown over the last 27 quarters of the 1999 season. As the Hurricanes' special teams coordinator, Miami blocked 39 kicks in 59 games, including a single-season school record 12 blocks in 1996.
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A native of Boulder, Colo., Pagano was a four-year letterwinner and two-year starter at the University of Wyoming. He began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at USC from 1984-85 before serving in the same capacity at Miami in 1986. He was outside linebackers coach at Boise State from 1987-88, then coached defensive backs at East Carolina (1989) and UNLV (1990). In 1991, Pagano was defensive coordinator for UNLV. He returned to ECU to coach defensive backs and outside linebackers from 1992-94.


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