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November 22 College Football Recap
Monday, November 22, 2010
The Week in Review
Here's a brief look at the highlights of the 12th week of the college football season, a week which featured just one top 10 team losing, but a number of key conference showdowns. The rankings used in this recap are the BCS Standings from prior to the games.KEY CONFERENCE WINS#5 LSU 43, Ole Miss 36: Ole Miss led by one point on three different occasions in the second half, but couldn't make any of them hold up as LSU kept battling back, including scoring the game-winning touchdown with just 50 seconds remaining allowing star cornerback Patrick Peterson to ice the victory with a final-play interception.
#13 Arkansas 38, #21 Mississippi State 31: While Knile Davis' 187 yards establishes the ground game for the Razorbacks, it is Ryan Mallett who makes the big play through the air, connecting with Davis on a seven-yard TD strike in the second overtime to lift Arkansas to the key victory.
#16 Virginia Tech 31, #24 Miami 17: The Hokies clinch the ACC Coastal Division with their ninth straight victory as Ryan Williams runs for 142 yards and two touchdowns, including a career-long 84-yarder in the fourth quarter.
#25 Florida State 30, Maryland 16: The Seminoles ice the victory with a 90-yard interception return for a score in the final minute of the game as they remain in the hunt for the ACC Atlantic title.
COMEBACKS#8 Ohio State 20, #20 Iowa 17: After Iowa goes ahead by seven on a fourth quarter touchdown, Ohio State converts a field goal and then turns to Terrelle Pryor, who saves the Buckeyes' hopes for a Big Ten title with a key fourth-down conversion which leads to the winning touchdown with 1:47 left.
#12 Michigan State 35, Purdue 31: The Spartans trail by 15 going into the fourth quarter, but score 22 points, including the go-ahead touchdown with 4:38 to go to wrap up the crucial victory and keep their Rose Bowl hopes alive.
#23 Utah 38, San Diego State 34: Trailing by as many as 17 in the game, Utah finally gets back on track and uses a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown runs to upend the Aztecs.
OFFENSIVE DISPLAYS#6 Stanford 48, Cal 14: In one of the longest-running rivalries in the nation, Stanford jumps all over Cal as Andrew Luck led the Cardinal to scores on all eight of the possessions he played as it gets its most lopsided win in the rivalry in 80 years.
#7 Wisconsin 48, Michigan 28: The Badgers run all over Michigan, finishing with 357 yards on the ground, as they defeat Michigan, Ohio State and Iowa in the same season for the first time since 1959.
#10 Oklahoma State 48, Kansas 14: The Jayhawks have little luck slowing down the high-powered Cowboys who get another 300-yard passing day from Brandon Weeden and the 10th straight 100-yard receiving day from Justin Blackmon. This marks Oklahoma State's first 10-win season in history.
#14 Oklahoma 53, Baylor 24: Star receiver Demarco Murray caught a short pass and darted 76 yards untouched to the end zone, then ran 13 yards for another score to set the tone early as Oklahoma remains in the hunt for the Big 12 South title.
#18 Nevada 52, New Mexico State 6: Nevada rolls to its 11th straight victory at home and registers its first 10-win season since 1991 and now prepares to host No. 4 Boise State on Friday night.
DEFENSIVE REPUTATIONS#4 Boise State 51, Fresno State 0: Boise is known for its second-ranked scoring offense, is also ranked No. 2 in scoring defense, and it posts its third shutout of the year while quarterback Kellen Moore shakes off two first-quarter turnovers to lead the Broncos to their 24th straight win.
#15 Missouri 14, Iowa State 0: Missouri, which has been known for its offensive potency, has established itself as an outstanding defensive team this year as its seventh-ranked defense posts its second shutout of the year in Big 12 play.
#19 Texas A&M 9, #8 Nebraska 6: A&M, which came into the game averaging over 40 points in its four previous games (all wins), has to resort to defense against the stout Cornhuskers - and it works as Randy Bullock kicks the go-ahead field goal with three minutes to go.
MISMATCHED#11 Alabama 63, Georgia State 7: Greg McElroy connects on 12-of-13 passes as the Crimson Tide cruises in a game that was little more than some guaranteed money for former Tide coach Bill Curry's Georgia State squad.
#17 South Carolina 69, Troy 24: The Gamecocks avoid any letdowns after clinching the Sec East last week; this time they put away Troy by halftime en route to scoring their most points under Steve Spurrier.
Sugar Bowl Bowl Projections
#17 Texas A&M at Texas (Thu.): The Aggies can earn a share of the Big 12 South title while also blocking the Longhorns from bowl eligibility, however, due to tiebreaker scenarios, it's unlikely A&M would advance to the Big 12 title game.
#2 Auburn at #11 Alabama (Fri.): A huge game as far as Sugar Bowl predicting; a win for Auburn will keep it in line for a bid to the BCS Championship game; a win for Alabama likely knocks the Tigers out of the national title picture, but still puts them in line for a Sugar Bowl bid.
#21 Arizona at #1 Oregon (Fri.): Most have the Ducks penciled into the BCS Championship game, but the strong defense of Arizona will prove to be a challenge, followed by a vicious rivalry game at Oregon State.
#4 Boise State at #19 Nevada (Fri.): Boise State has been dominant this year but Nevada has posted 11 straight home victories and has the prototypical pistol offense which could upend the Broncos' national title hopes.
West Virginia at Pittsburgh (Fri.): Somebody has to win the Big East and a Pitt win here coupled with a UConn loss to Cincinnati will wrap up the title and a likely Fiesta Bowl bid for the Panthers.
#5 LSU at #12 Arkansas (Little Rock): A win for LSU in this annual rivalry game will put the Tigers in prime position for a BCS bid, but Arkansas will aim for a win of its own and push for its own BCS bid based on the head-to-head win over the Tigers.
Northwestern at #7 Wisconsin: The Big Ten race comes down to the final weekend as Wisconsin, Ohio State and Penn State are all tied; the three-way tiebreaker is final BCS Standings, which would likely put the Badgers in the Rose Bowl. Wisconsin also owns the head-to-head tiebreaker with Ohio State, but lost to Michigan State.
Michigan at #8 Ohio State: See above.
#10 Michigan State at Penn State: See above.
#13 Oklahoma at #9 Oklahoma State: The annual Bedlam game will most likely decide who represents the Big 12 South in the league's title game; a win for the Cowboys will mark their first-ever title, while Oklahoma is looking for its seventh Big 12 title in the last 11 years.
Oregon State at #6 Stanford: Stanford can close its season 11-1 with only a loss to the No. 1 team in the nation, which will make the Cardinal very appealing for a potential BCS bid.
#23 North Carolina State at Maryland: A win for the Wolfpack will vault them into the ACC Championship game, while a loss sends Florida State to the title game to face Virginia Tech.
From the players currently on the Watch List for the Manning Award, here are some of the standout stars from week 12:
Kirk Cousins, Michigan State(28-of-37, 276 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT)With the Spartans trailing by 15, Cousins rallied his team to 22 fourth-quarter points, throwing for two touchdowns and a two-point conversion and rushing for another TD.
Ricky Dobbs, Navy(8-of-9, 164 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT)Dobbs averaged 18.2 yards per attempt and also rushes 31 times for 154 yards and three scores in a 35-19 win over Arkansas State.
Ryan Mallett, Arkansas(17-of-26, 305 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT)Mallett posts his eighth 300-yard game of the year, connecting on an 89-yard TD pass and also the seven-yard scoring strike that wins the game in the second overtime.
Bryant Moniz, Hawaii(32-of-44, 560 yards, 3 TDs, 2 INT)Moniz sets a school record for passing yards and moves into third all-time at Hawaii in the same category as he leads the Warriors to a 41-7 win over San Jose State.
Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State(31-of-43, 389 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)Weeden piles up more impressive numbers as he leads the Cowboys to a 48-14 win over Kansas.
While the final additions have been made to the Manning Award Watch, all quarterbacks remain eligible to win the award. Here's a look at this week's top performances from quarterbacks who are not on the Watch List:
Kolton Browning, UL-Monroe(18-of-23, 247 yards, 5 TDs, 1 INT)Browning also rushes for 73 yards as the Warhawks overcome a 27-21 halftime deficit to win 49-37 over North Texas.
Austin Davis, Southern Miss(24-of-31, 293 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INT)Davis also rushes for 111 yards and four TDs as the Golden Eagles crush Houston, 59-41, in an emotional win just six days after three players were shot outside a night club in Hattiesburg.
Tim Jefferson, Air Force(7-of-9, 111 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT)Jefferson leads Air Force to its eighth win by adding three rushing TDs in a 35-20 win over UNLV.
Taylor McHargue, Rice(11-of-15, 220 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)McHargue also rushes for 93 yards and a score as Rice upsets East Carolina, 62-38.
Jordan Wynn, Utah(21-of-33, 362 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INT)Wynn gets the Utes back on track with a big passing day in a come-from-behind 38-34 win over San Diego State.


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Venue Description: Since opening in 1930, the Westchester County Center has been hosting concerts, theatrical performances, sporting events, trade shows, meetings, seminars, conventions, and other civic and community events. Throughout the years, such notable musical acts as James Brown, Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli, Kenny Rogers, and John Sebastian have performed there, as have the Harlem Globetrotters and the Royal Hanneford Circus.
Conceived in 1924 by the Westchester Recreation Commission, the center was created to serve as a multi-purpose indoor center that would double as a venue for commercial events and community programs. Construction of the Art Deco building designed by the renowned architectural firm Walker and Gillette took nearly six years and $785,000 to complete. Thousands of people came to the center's grand opening gala, which featured the likes of Metropolitan Opera Company tenor Edward Johnson, pianist Percy Grainger, organist Palmer Christian, and more than 1,500 local choral group performers.
The historical building underwent $16 million worth of renovations in 1988, and is now a world class, state-of-the-art facility able to accommodate a multitude of events. Car shows, boxing and wrestling matches, music festivals, circuses, and conventions are frequently held at the center, along with regular community programs like open gym and music workshops. The center can be rented out for private events like reunions, award ceremonies, and birthday parties.

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Old English weorc, worc "something done, deed, action, proceeding, business, military fortification," from Proto-Germanic *werkan (cf. Old Saxon, Old Frisian, Dutch werk, Old Norse verk, Middle Dutch warc, Old High German werah, German Werk, Gothic gawaurki), from PIE root *werg- "to work" (see urge (v.)).
Work is less boring than amusing oneself. [Baudelaire, "Mon Coeur mis a nu," 1862]In Old English, the noun also had the sense of "fornication." Workhouse in the sense of "place where the poor or petty criminals are lodged" first appeared 1650s. Works "industrial place" (usually with qualifying adj.) is attested from 1580s. Work ethic recorded from 1959.
a fusion of Old English wyrcan (past tense worhte, past participle geworht), from Proto-Germanic *wurkijanan; and Old English wircan (Mercian) "to work, operate, function," formed relatively late from Proto-Germanic noun *werkan (see work (n.)). Related: Worked; working. Working class is from 1789 as a noun, 1839 as an adjective.
The transfer of energy from one object to another, especially in order to make the second object move in a certain direction. Work is equal to the amount of force multiplied by the distance over which it is applied. If a force of 10 newtons, for example, is applied over a distance of 3 meters, the work is equal to 30 newtons per meter, or 30 joules. The unit for measuring work is the same as that for energy in any system of units, since work is simply a transfer of energy. Compare energy, power.
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FOX promoting pro-Bush seniors group USA Next
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FOX News has repeatedly hosted representatives of USA Next, a conservative lobbying group formerly known as the United Seniors Association (USA), who have come on the network to attack the AARP, a chief opponent of President Bush's plans to privatize Social Security. Among USA Next's claims articulated on FOX are that the AARP is "the world's largest left, liberal lobbying organization in the world" that is "definitely against traditional values." USA Next's chairman and chief executive, Charles W. Jarvis, and its national chairman, entertainer Art Linkletter, have appeared on FOX News three times in the past ten days. But despite the fact that the group has spent millions of dollars to support Republican candidates and policies, was founded and is currently led by prominent Republicans, and is advised by Republican consultants, FOX News did not identify USA Next as Republican -- or even conservative -- in any appearance by Jarvis or Linkletter.
Founded by conservative activist Richard Viguerie, USA was among several advocacy groups he set up to "bombard[] the elderly with tens of millions of solicitations, generating millions of dollars in fees for his private companies," according to a November 12, 1992, New York Times report. USA's "board and executives consist entirely of direct-mail experts and people active in conservative causes," the Times reported, and noted that the organization had been criticized by members of both parties for "preying on vulnerable old people with statements that distort the problems facing Social Security and Medicare, especially by exaggerating the threat to current retirees."
In 1995, USA worked with discredited Republican pollster Frank Luntz to craft a controversial memo on Medicare that referred to older Americans as "pack-oriented" and "susceptible to following one very dominant person's lead," according to a July 13, 1995, Washington Post article, which called USA "an organization that is more sympathetic to the Republican plans than most others."
The Center for Responsive Politics describes USA as an organization that "has ties to the Republican party. Its president and CEO, Charles Jarvis, once worked for Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush. Other staff and board members worked as lobbyists for the Republican Party, are former GOP congressmen, or worked for conservative organizations such as Focus on the Family."
In its guise as a seniors' organization, USA has lent support to a multitude of Republican initiatives. According to a March 16, 2001, Dallas Morning News report, USA launched a $2 million radio ad campaign in support of President Bush's tax cuts. An April 19, 2002, USA press release titled "Seniors Deplore Senate Loss of ANWR Vote" expressed the group's "disappointment and dismay at the Senate's vote against" drilling for oil in Alaska. A June 4, 2003, USA press release "urged House Democrats and Republicans to join together to pass H.R. 760, the Partial Birth Abortion Ban of 2003." USA has also consistently made pointed political attacks on Democrats; its press releases (which are no longer available on USA's website) have such titles as "Seniors See Senator Daschle as Roadblock to Economic Recovery," "Democrats Doom Prescription Drugs for Seniors," "Senate Democrats Still Putting Politics Over People," and "Estrada Vote a Sign of the Great Liberal Deathwish?"
USA's current incarnation, USA Next, has maintained its Republican ties. As Media Matters for America has noted, the New York Times reported on February 21 that USA Next hired consultants who previously worked with Swift Boat Veterans for Truth (now Swift Vets and POWs for Truth) to "orchestrate attacks" as part of USA Next's $10 million campaign against the AARP. According to the Times, one consultant is Chris LaCivita, who earned more than $30,000 advising the Swift Boat Veterans' media campaign attacking Senator John Kerry. Media Matters has previously detailed how Tom Synhorst, chairman of the political strategy firm DCI Group, for which LaCivita has worked, was connected to a smear campaign against Senator John McCain (R-AZ) during the 2000 South Carolina Republican presidential primary. The Times article also reported that USA Next "has turned to Creative Response Concepts, a Virginia firm that represented both Swift Vets -- the company was paid more than $165,000 -- and Regnery Publishing," publisher of the anti-Kerry book Unfit for Command, co-authored by Swift Boat Veterans co-founder John E. O'Neill. The group is "seeking to hire" Rick Reed, a partner at a firm paid more than $276,000 to do media production for Swift Boat Veterans, according to the Times article.
Additionally, a May 2004 Washington Monthly article identified USA as "a soft-money slush fund for a single GOP-friendly industry: pharmaceuticals," noting that, "during the 2002 elections, with an 'unrestricted educational grant' from the drug industry burning a hole in its pocket, the group spent roughly $14 million -- the lion's share of its budget -- on ads defending Republican members of Congress for their votes on a Medicare prescription-drug bill." Other estimates vary, but all suggest that USA spent significant amounts on targeted advertising in support of Republicans during the 2002 congressional elections. A June 5, 2003, Associated Press article reported that USA "was the nation's biggest spender on political TV ads, paying nearly $9 million for ads mainly supporting Republican candidates," and the Center for Responsive Politics noted in December 2003: "Last year, the group reportedly spent $17 million to run political ads in tight congressional races." The Center for Responsive Politics also noted that USA "made $66,000 in PAC contributions during the 2002 election cycle, all to Republicans."
On February 23, journalist and blogger Joshua Micah Marshall also pointed out that BBB Wise Giving Alliance, an information bureau for nonprofit organizations, noted that USA is affiliated with the O'Neill Marketing Company (OMC). Marshall noted: "Apparently, it's a very tight affiliation," since the address of both is 3900 Jermantown Road in Fairfax, Virginia. According to OMC's website, its other clients include the National Republican Congressional Committee, the Republican Governors Association, and the Republican National Committee. On the February 23 edition of MSNBC's Hardball, Jarvis claimed USA Next has "no connection at all now" to OMC; a statement on the OMC website, posted in response to "recent press coverage of United Seniors Association, (now USANext)," claims that OMC "has no relationship with USANext, does not provide list-marketing services to them and has not done so for many months."
On February 16, Jarvis appeared on FOX News' The O'Reilly Factor, where host Bill O'Reilly introduced the organization as "an alternative senior group to the AARP." Jarvis attacked the AARP, stating: "The problem is, there's never been a tax increase they didn't love, there's never been a tax cut they didn't hate, and they are definitely against traditional values." Asked if his organization is conservative, Jarvis denied it:
JARVIS: No, we are basically a free-market alternative to AARP. Whereas we're the healthy, wealthy and wise organization, they're the tax, tax and spend organization.
O'REILLY: All right. So you're more smaller government, self-reliant. É Well, we're glad you came in because we want the folks to have a choice. They can check you out. They know what the AARP is, and then they can make a decision, and that's -- you know, we report, you decide. That's perfect, right?
The next night, Linkletter appeared on FOX News' Hannity & Colmes, where co-host Sean Hannity introduced him as "a strong advocate for seniors, as the national chairman of the United Seniors Association." On February 18, Linkletter was a guest on FOX News' Your World with Neil Cavuto, where he was introduced as "One senior [who] says it's [President Bush's Social Security proposal] a grand idea." During the interview, Linkletter contradicted Jarvis's assertion two days earlier that USA Next is not conservative, describing the group as "very conservative." And on the February 24 edition of Special Report with Brit Hume, FOX News general assignment correspondent Major Garrett referred to USA Next as simply "a special interest group." (Linkletter was also a guest on the February 7 edition of Your World, though no transcript of his appearance is available.)
By contrast, on CNN or MSNBC, each time anchors or reporters have mentioned USA Next or interviewed Jarvis, they made the group's political affiliation clear to viewers. On February 21, MSNBC host Keith Olbermann summarized the New York Times report on USA Next's hiring of the Swift Boat Veterans' consultants and referred to the organization as "a conservative lobbying group." On February 22, CNN Inside Politics host Judy Woodruff noted a USA Next online attack ad that included a photo of a soldier with a large red X over it and a photo of two men kissing with a large green check mark, accompanied by the caption "The REAL AARP Agenda"; Woodruff described USA Next as "a conservative lobbying group formerly known as the United Seniors Association." The next day, when Jarvis appeared on Inside Politics to discuss the ad, which he claimed was intended as a test "to find out if the blogs would overreact to the ad," Woodruff identified USA Next as a "conservative lobbying group." During Jarvis's appearance on MSNBC's Hardball, host Chris Matthews introduced him as "chief executive of USA Next, a lobbying group that supports President Bush's Social Security plan."
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From the Tomb Reviews Dead CellTuesday, August 30th, 2011
From The Tomb recently took a look at Dead Cell and liked what they saw! Below you can read an excerpt from the review, but be sure to head over to the web site to read the entire thing. CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE FULL REVIEW.
Story: 4.0 out of 5
At first I was really hoping this was not going to be too much like Syndrome, and after reading further into it I was glad it wasn't. Barker has a very unique voice that he uses to tell a very complex story. I don't want to spoil anything but I thought that the main character was just a horror comic narrator until the end. The way she was presented was different and I thought really great, until the end when we got the twist. And don't get me wrong great twist. The only problem that I had with any of the writing had to be the "Hood" story. I found it to be a little too stereotypical. For the depth that John put into the other stories, that one seemed to flat.
Dying Breath: 4.0 out of 5
I liked this book a lot. I thought it gave a fresh breath to a look at psychological horror, and it was presented on an anthology level. Now saying that it was an anthology don't let that remove you from knowing that there is an overarching storyline at work. Simmons' art was great and fit the stories really well. Barker's use of the english language to get the story off was fantastic (better than I can do in trying to sum it up, haha). The Dead Cell might not be for everyone, but it was for me. Worth a look if you want something that is unusual and makes you think.
Thanks to From the Tomb for the great review and, again, be sure to read the entire review HERE.
Remember, you can still get the book! Below is the ordering information you can take to your local comic book store to get them to order it.
SYNOPSIS: How would the world be changed if the mentally ill were allowed to determine reality? The Dead Cell explores the experiments of the recently graduated Monica McCoy, and her employment with the secret "Dream Research Program" at Breckenridge State Hospital. While being briefed on the basics, nothing can prepare her for the horrors she encounters upon reporting for duty. What ensues is a tale of madness, reality, and the supernatural chronicling one woman's journey as she comes face to face with the horror of The Dead Cell.


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Nexon CFO: Free-To-Play Games Are The Future
Many games played on smartphones and tablets today employ a monetization model that initially lets people play games for free, and that could well be the profitable route for game developers.
"It's clear that the world is moving toward free-to-play games," Owen Mahoney, chief financial officer of Tokyo-based online game developer Nexon Corp., said at The Wall Street Journal's Unleashing Innovation conference in Singapore. The company, founded in 1994 in South Korea, has long been developing online games but is now trying to expand in the growing mobile market. The largest market for Nexon's games is China, followed by Japan and South Korea.
Mr. Mahoney shared his views on changes in the industry just after Sony announced its new PlayStation 4 videogame console in the U.S.
The traditional business model based on dedicated videogame consoles faces tough challenges today, as it limits the user base, Mr. Mahoney said. When games are played on personal computers, tablets and smartphones, the potential user base could be massive, he said.
Instead of trying to "tax the path early on" by selling consoles, "you take a much smaller tax later from a much larger user base," said Mr. Mahoney. "That's the better way to do it."
Sony, for its part, acquired U.S.-based online gaming company Gaikai Inc. last year for $380 million. The acquisition of Gaikai might help increase accessibility to Sony's games, Mr. Mahoney said. "If it works well, then it could be good for game providers like us."
With the PlayStation 4, the Japanese company is offering new technology that allows users to play games delivered over the Internet. Sony also said it developed a new social-networking service that allows players to share game-play footage on the Internet.
Nexon is watching PlayStation 4 "with great interest," said Mr. Mahoney.
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Spanking of the Lower East Side
The '50s-pinup–inspired venue Nurse Bettie (named for Bettie Page, one of the 20th century's premier hotsy-totsies) is a natural setting for burlesque performers. This weekly get-together is produced by "Asian sexsation" Calamity Chang, and usually includes six or seven acts, as well as preshow go-go dancers. Prepare to get up close and personal in the small, intimate bar space.
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At 3,326 acres burned, the Hathaway fire in the Morongo Basin is just at 40 percent containment, according to fire officials.
The fire started June 9 on the northern side of the Morongo Indian Reservation and took off north into the San Gorgoino wilderness range.
Firefighters worked throughout the day Wednesday constructing a perimeter around the blaze to secure a larger containment area, fire officials said. The significant tree mortality from drought and bark beetle infestation is fueling the wildfire.
With a rise in overnight relative humidity, firefighters were able to progress fire lines at a very fast pace, officials said.
Six firefighters sustained injuries during firefighting operations, but officials didn't disclose the nature of the injuries.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.


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When it came to being a football coach, very few in the area did it better than John Strycula.
The local legend won league titles at Charter Oak and Glendora high schools before putting Citrus College of the map in the 1960s and 1970s, including winning four consecutive titles in the Mission Conference, which was always regarded as the top conference in the state.
Strycula, who was inducted into the California Community Colleges Football Coaches Hall of Fame, died this past Friday. He was 86.
"He was top of the line," said his son, John Strycula, himself a former football coach. "He won where ever he went. He always put great teams on the field. His record spoke for itself."
Strycula was the first football coach at Charter Oak, and won three league titles for the then Lancers. He moved on to Glendora in the early 1960s and led the Tartans to three league titles.
He then went to Citrus, turning the Owls into one of the top programs in the state during 1970s, winning four consecutive Mission League titles, including back-to-back seasons in the middle of the decade when the Owls went 17-1-2 with a bowl victory.
Strycula was 120-60-7 in 19 seasons at Citrus, leading the Owls to 10 conference championships and three bowl games.
His 1975 and `76 teams are considered by many as the Owls' best. Citrus went 9-0-1 in winning the Mission Conference and tied College of the Canyons in the Mission Bowl.
The Owls followed it up with an 8-1-1 record in 1975, with another Mission Conference title before routing Santa Barbara City, 24-0, in the Mission Bowl.
Strycula retired following the 1985 season and was inducted in the CCCFCA Hall of Fame this past March.
Services for Strycula will be held this Saturday at 11 a.m. at Beaumont Presbyterian Church, which is located at 702 Euclid Avenue.
Verhoeven to resign
Biola University's John Vanhoeven, considered one of the top baseball coaches in the NAIA, will resign, effective at the end of the upcoming 2013 season.
The former University of La Verne standout enters his final year with more than 500 victories in 16 seasons with the Eagles. He's guided the team to five Golden State Athletic Conference titles and three trips to the NAIA World Series.
"The last 16 years at Biola as the head baseball coach have truly been a blessing," Verhoeven said "My athletic director, Dave Holmquist, was a blast to work for and became one of my best friends.
"I am anxiously waiting to see what God has planned for the remainder of my life in baseball. I still love being on a baseball field around young men where I can influence their lives and make them better players."
Verhoeven guided the Eagles to a top-three finish in the GSAC 11 times during the past 14 seasons. Biola was 26-29 last season, advancing to the NAIA opening round.
"In my 32 years as a professional ballplayer and collegiate coach, my method of operation had always been to keep moving on to the next challenge," said Verhoeven, who spent time in the Angels, Chicago White Sox and Minnesota Twins organizations. "My thrill had always been to take something below average and make it better until it became the best it could be.
"But Biola was different. There seemed to be something which kept me from moving on, even after reaching the ultimate goal, a berth in not just one, but three, NAIA College World Series. I stayed longer than I ever imagined I would. What's next? I will be active in moving forward and passive in waiting for the next step."
Biola will now begin a national search for a new baseball coach. Interested candidates are asked to contact Holmquist or apply online at http://www.biola.edu/hr/.


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The University of South Carolina will hold a service to honor the memory of former president Dr. Andrew A. Sorensen Tuesday, April 26, at 10 a.m. at the Koger Center for the Arts.
A bicycle tribute also is planned.
Sorensen, the university's 27th president, died Sunday, April 17, at his home in Ohio. He was 72.
Among those participating in the service will be current university president Dr. Harris Pastides; Dr. Bradley D. Smith, senior pastor of Eastminster Presbyterian Church; former Columbia Mayor Bob Coble; Tommy Preston, third-year law student and former president of the Student Government Association; Board of Trustees chairman emeritus Herbert Adams; and community members.
Members of Sorensen's family are expected to attend.
University police, in tribute to Sorensen's love of cycling, have organized a bicycle ride to the service for members of the community.
Participants are asked to gather in front of the South Caroliniana Library on the USC Horseshoe by 9:15 a.m.
Cyclists will ride to the Koger Center and arrive at 9:40 a.m. USC police will watch their bikes during the service.
Sorensen was Carolina's president from 2002-08 and was distinguished professor and distinguished professor emeritus in the School of Medicine until last fall when he left to become senior development officer at Ohio State University.
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Perez pitches seven one-hit innings
Rangers prospect rebounds, gets first win in seven starts
By Andrew Pentis / Special to MLB.com | June 15, 2012 7:31 PM ET
"Let me throw more before the game," Perez said. "If I throw more, I have more feeling with the ball."
Perez upped his pregame pitch count from 30 or 35 to 50 on Friday night, working one at a time on his fastballs, breaking ball and changeup. Then the Rangers' No. 2 prospect threw 101 pitches that counted.
And it was clear that a change in his preparation off to the side -- he also lengthened his long-toss routine -- led to success on the main mound. Perez allowed one hit over seven innings in the Express' 2-0 win over the visiting Oklahoma City RedHawks.
Perez (4-5), who surrendered nine runs over his previous two outings, struck out five, walked five and gave up only Brandon Barnes' leadoff double in the third. He retired his final 11 batters.
"After the hit, [I told myself], 'OK, let me get a ground ball, let me throw a quality strike,'" Perez recalled thinking.
The 21-year-old left-hander's ERA dropped below 5.00 -- to 4.90 -- for the first time since May 7. That also was the time Perez earned a win, limiting Memphis to a run on four hits over seven frames.
Perez termed Friday's performance his second-best start of the season, despite the five free passes he issued.
"I don't think about my walks," said Perez, who sports an unseemly 45-to-36 strikeout-to-walk ratio over 75 1/3 innings. "I see a lot of guys in the big leagues who have walks and they don't think about the walks."
There was an anxiousness in his voice when he said that -- perhaps not unlike the anxiousness he's been reported to show on the mound. The Venezuela native has had up-and-down results at Triple-A at the end of 2011 and thus far this season. He's 8-9 with a 5.50 ERA in 23 Pacific Coast League starts over that span.
"I just want to do the same," he said of his mind-set going forward. "I just want to keep working hard because I want to move up."
Mark Hamburger allowed three hits over the final two innings but completed the Express' third shutout of the season and second this month.
Round Rock scored its runs on first-inning singles by Joey Butler and Yangervis Solarte.
Express leadoff man Julio Borbon, who had his 21-game hitting streak snapped on Tuesday, went 4-for-4 to raise his average to .322.
RedHawks starter Brian Bass (1-1) was charged with both runs on nine hits over six innings.
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Zombees are a race of bee corpses that have been reanimated and set about to wreak havoc on the human race. They look very much like bumblebees, promoting confusion to the people who refuse to believe.
edit Zombees in History
The only recorded Zombee case involved a man being viciously attacked by, what went down in the books, bumblebees. BUMBLEBEES! Pshaw! Your supposed bumblebees are usually Zombees in disguise! Read below to learn the characteristics of a Zombee. Only then will you understand.
edit Zombee Characteristics
Zombees are known for their distinct lack of a stinger. This would make the casual observer wonder how they could harm a human being without a stinger, but the casual observer is obviously too casual to know anything of Zombees anyway. Anyway, Zombees attack by biting their victims. The Zombee venom is released into the bloodstream via venom sacs above their teeth, which, of course, are hollow for maximum venom secretion! Duh.
Zombees also have a bloated appearance due to the high amount of venom they have oozing around in them.
Aside from the lack of stinger and bloated appearance, Zombees also move very slowly. Very slowly. The casual observer would ask, even if they have dangerous venom sacs, how could they hurt us? Couldn't we just run away! WRONG! Zombees have psychic powers that entice their victims into walking towards them, implanting an image of a honey waterfall into the victims brain. Once there, the single bee will release venom into the victim, giving them a most nasty boo-boo.
"But wait a minute!" the casual observer pipes up again, obviously not knowing his manners, "How could you be killed by a Zombee? They don't have enough venom to kill you, do they?"
Were you not paying attention a minute ago?! They are bloated from the amount of HIGHLY TOXIC venom floating through their system!
"You didn't mention the venom was highly toxic a moment ago."
edit Fighting Zombees
Zombees are a very tough thing to kill. Guns don't work on them because they are so small. Flamethrowers would only release their venom, which can mist, into the air, bringing upon an outbreak of Zombees.
One of the only proper ways to dispose of Zombees is through the use of throwing knives?! It is a very tough thing to kill a Zombee with throwing knives. But it makes for great cinema. The most effective way however intricate, is to capture them in a lead lined heavy duty steel box so that they cannot harm you and then freeze them to -40. Once frozen they are quite safe and will crumble to dust when squashed. This Zombee dust is a good antidote v Zombee mind control as sprinkling it confounds their powers for a short time.
"Well then why couldn't I just use a gun?" asks the casual observer.
Because throwing knives don't spray their guts everywhere, stupid! Throwing knives pin them to a larger structure, where they can be properly disposed of (freeze!) Just make sure that they are not wearing Zombee Pants because as long as their legs are warm, they will not freeze. Find their hive, dispose of their pants and you are probably lucky to be alive (and not zombeefied). Then box them up... FREEZE!
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Remember, only you can prevent Zombee outbreaks.


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Saturday, October 2 2010 - First Responders/Health Effects
Ron Paul and 159 Congress People Vote Against Healthcare for Sick 9/11 Heroes
Research Tool: More information about this or any other bill can easily be found at govtrac.us. Details on H.R. 847: James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act of 2010 are here.
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The following names are the people in Congress that voted AGAINST helping the 9/11 1st Responders with health care. There are about 900 dead responders since the attacks 9 years ago, and tens of thousands more sick and dying. When everybody was running away from Ground Zero, these people were running in to save as many people as they can. The people on this list feel that we should not help them. Please adjust your voter ballots accordingly in November.
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Calls from Etisalat PSTN to FXO to voicemail do not disconnect
I have a tricky issue where outside caller calls in and when the call is forwareded to voicemail because of CFNA, the FXO do not disconnect. I have a setup where a Etisalat Analog lines are directly connected to UC560 FXO ports using RJ11.
When a call comes in over the PSTN to an FXO port on my UC560 and the call is answered by the user and after that user goes on-hook, FXO disconnects or gets released normally . When the user does not answer the call and becuse of CFNA timeout the call is forwarded to users voicemail box , then CUE answers, a voicemail is recorded, but when the calling party hangs up FXO doesnot disconnect instead it stays in OFFHOOK state (HANGS). Because of this no more calls are possible on that FXO line. I have to issue shut and no shut command on the FXO to get it released.
The IOS version as follows
and CME and CUE version are as follows 8.0.2
The follwing is the configuration on my UC560
voice class dualtone-detect-params 1
freq-max-deviation 25
freq-max-power 0
freq-min-power 13
freq-power-twist 4
cadence-variation 4
voice class custom-cptone UAE-CUSTOM-SIEMENS
dualtone disconnect
frequency 425
cadence 425 325 250 500
voice-port 0/1/0
trunk-group ALL_FXO 61
translation-profile incoming INCOMING_CallerID_PROFILE
supervisory disconnect dualtone mid-call
supervisory custom-cptone UAE-CUSTOM-SIEMENS
supervisory dualtone-detect-params 1
no battery-reversal
input gain 14
cptone AE
timeouts call-disconnect 2
timeouts wait-release 2
timing min-ring 62
connection plar opx 202
description Configured by CCA 4 FXO-0/1/0-Custom-BG
caller-id enable
This the dial peer for viocemail
dial-peer voice 2000 voip
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translation-profile outgoing XFER_TO_VM_PROFILE
destination-pattern 399
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voice-class sip outbound-proxy ipv4:10.1.10.1
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Hi Abdul,
When you add:
voice class dualtone-detect-params 1
freq-max-deviation 50
under fxo port you should have the following:
supervisory disconnect dualtone mid-call
supervisory dualtone-detect-params 1
timeouts wait-release 1
Please try again with the above both configured.
If this is not working please check the following link and try the disconnect tones from there:
I see there disconnect tone for 425 mhz with cadence 400 350 225 525 for UAE.
Enter this and also try.
Please tell if this is working.
If this is not working please open a case with SBSC and collect debugs and PCM capture to find your disconnect tone and resolve the issue.


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At the dawn of the surprise-hit series Downton Abbey Mary Crawley has a momentary and tragic fling with a guest staying at her family's estate. Opportunity presents in the form of the dashing Turkish envoy, Kemal Pamuk. Lust prevails, and her moral failure and the threat of its scandalous exposure form a good bit of the dramatic pulse that drives the story forward … [Read more...]
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The Ronald McDonald House celebrates it's expansion
(Cleveland) The Ronald McDonald House of Cleveland held a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday morning for their newly expanded facility. The new wing adds an additional 20,000 square feet on four floors, including 18 new guest rooms, a larger kitchen facility, an extended recreaction room for families to gather and an expanded conference center available for community meetings.
The demand for service at RMH has grown significantly in recent years as a result of the increase in pediatric services offered at area medical centers. During the past four years, RMH has experienced unprecedented occupancy rates.
Last year 1,500 families were turned away due to lack of available rooms. With the addition of 18 new guest rooms, the House will be able to welcome 55 families each night, keeping them in close proximity to the hospitals while their sick child received medical care
To undertake this expansion and renovation project, RMH launched a $13.5 million capital campaign in 2012. In addition to the construction and renovation, the campaign will also provide funds for long-term capital improvements and build the organization's endowment to help with increased operating expenses.
The Ronald McDonald House of Cleveland was the first RMH chapter in the nation to incorporate New Markets Tax Credits into the financing of a capital campaign, paving the way for other chapters to benefit from this type of financing.
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Kanye's 'Black Skinhead' video officially released
Listen to Kanye West on iHeartradio
(Yahoo!) - Now with "Black Skinhead," Kanye might be saying that about his own clip,which has been retitled "Blkkk Skkkn Head" for the video release. The use of the "KKK" hints at the racism the song tackles, with the clip opening with three figures sporting black KKK-like hoods.
In the stark black-and-white clip, 'Ye appears shirtless and ripped, wearing nothing but a huge gold chain and his "leather black jeans," hopping around like a boxer ready to jump into the ring. Aside from some brief shots of wolves and someone dressed as a weird sci-fi creature, it's all Kanye, all the time.
The video was produced by Donda, the creative house named for Kanye's late mother, in conjunction with noted photographer and director Nick Knight. It also features all sorts of interactive features that allow users to manipulate the sound and imagery and capture still photos from the clip.


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Astronaut Can Watch College Football in Space
(NEWSER) – Barry Wilmore blasts off for the International Space Station on Sept. 25 for a six-month mission, which is great for him as an astronaut but lousy for him as a college football fan. Solution: NASA has agreed to provide the new SEC network on the ISS so Wilmore can get his fix, reports the Tennessean, which adds that the 51-year-old Wilmore played college ball himself at Tennessee Tech. (NASA, in fact, seems sympathetic to its sports-loving astronauts, making sure that the ISS crew could watch World Cup games this summer, notes USA Today.)
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Syphilitic myelopathy is a complication of untreated syphilis that involves
Locomotor ataxia
Syphilitic myelopathy is a form of
A condition called tabes dorsalis includes syphilitic myelopathy and other symptoms of nerve damage.
The infection damages the spinal cord and peripheral nervous tissue.
Syphilitic myelopathy is now very rare because syphilis is usually treated early in the disease. Blood tests can identify the disease in its silent (latent) form. People who donate blood and pregnant women are tested for syphilis.
In syphilitic myelopathy, there are also symptoms of nervous system damage, including:
Physical examination may show:
Tests may include the following:
If the serum VDRL or serum RPR test is positive, one of the following tests will be needed to confirm the diagnosis:
The goals of treatment are to cure the infection and slow the disorder from getting worse. Treating the infection helps prevent new nerve damage and may reduce symptoms. Treatment does not reverse existing nerve damage.
For neurosyphilis, aqueous penicillin G (by injection) is the drug of choice. Some patients (for example, pregnant women) with penicillin allergies may have to be desensitized to penicillin so that they can be safely treated with it.
Symptoms of existing nervous system damage need to be treated. People who are unable to eat, dress themselves, or take care of themselves may need help. Rehabilitation, physical therapy, and occupational therapy may help people who have muscle weakness.
You may need analgesics to control pain. These may include over-the-counter medications such as aspirin or acetaminophen for mild pain, or narcotics for more severe pain. Anti-epilepsy drugs such as carbamazepine may help treat lightning pains.
Progressive disability is possible if the disorder is left untreated.
Complications of late-stage syphilis infection may include:
Other complications include:
Call your health care provider if you have:
Proper treatment and follow-up of primary syphilis infections reduces the risk of developing syphilitic myelopathy.
If you are sexually active, practice safe sex and always use a condom.
All pregnant women should be screened for syphilis.
Hook EW III. Syphilis. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 327.
Tremont EC. Treponema pallidum (syphilis). In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 238.
U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. Screening for syphilis infection in pregnancy: reaffirmation recommendation statement. Ann Fam Med. 2009;150:705-709. PMID: 19451577 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19451577.
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There are a number of places where you can talk with other users of Crystal Space and companions, ask questions, or talk about your project.
Project Forums
The Crystal Space forums have sections for general Crystal Space discussion, support and - interesting for artists - content creation.
Note that registration is required (due to spam problems).
Mailing Lists
There are a number of mailing lists about Crystal Space and companions:
- crystal-main (Subscribe, archive at Gmane, archive at SourceForge) is the general discussion mailing list for users Crystal Space.
- cel-main (Subscribe, archive at SourceForge) is the general discussion mailing list for CEL.
If you want to track the development of Crystal Space:
- crystal-cvs (Subscribe, archive at Gmane, archive at SourceForge) receives notifications every time a commit is made to the Crystal Space source repository. Be aware that this are a lot of messages occasionally, but you can keep track of the development very closely.
- crystal-tracker (Subscribe, archive at Gmane) receives notifications when a change is made to the Crystal Space issue tracker. This allows to keep track of new bugs and the work on existing ones.
If you are only interested in "important" announcements:
- crystal-announce (Subscribe, archive at Gmane, archive at SourceForge) is used for significant announcements (e.g. new releases).
You can also find a few more (though less generally interesting) mailing lists the Crystal Space SourceForge page.
IRC Channel
If you have a quick code-related question or just want to chat about your project then you can visit the #CrystalSpace IRC channel at FreeNode.net. If you have a more art-related question then you can visit #CrystalSpace-arts on the same IRC network.
Direct contact
As a last resort, or if you want to discuss an issue unsuitable for the public resources (e.g. because of legal reasons) you can mail the main developers directly: Jorrit Tyberghein, Eric Sunshine, Frank Richter, Mårten Svanfeldt.
Some Crystal Space developers and users have blogs published here as well.
Projects using CS
Crystal Space is used as an engine by a number of other projects. You can find the list on the Projects Using CS page.
Fun Stuff, Miscellaneous
Ohloh.net has a page with statistics for Crystal Space. What you can look at are lines of code, programming language distribution, author commit stats, and some more. Perhaps most interesting is to compare with other projects. Crystal Entity Layer also has a page there.
Koders.com has a similar page with statistics for Crystal Space. Unfortunatelly it is not updated to our new SVN server.
CIA, a live tracker for changes made to Open Source projects, also has statistics for Crystal Space. These are gathered directly from our Subversion repository.
DevMaster.net has a database of graphics engines. Of course, Crystal Space is present there as well (in the category Open Source engines). You can also write reviews for engines and vote for your favorite one (i.e. Crystal Space).
There is a FreshMeat page for Crystal Space.
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This is the ceiling light fixture that illuminates non-electric buildings by harnessing the power of sunlight. Powered by rechargeable batteries, the lamp's four LEDs cast bright white light inside porches, boathouses, sheds, gazebos or any structure where electricity is inaccessible. The solar collection panel mounts easily to the outside of a building with included hardware and gathers enough sunlight to provide up to eight continuous hours of light. The lamp can be set to activate automatically at night, to stay lit continuously, or to remain off until needed. The included keychain remote control adjusts the light's intensity to high or low settings and a swag chain lets you hang the lamp 7-23" from the ceiling. The lamp's 10"-diameter black shade is made from rustproof ABS. 7" H x 10" diameter. (3 3/4 lbs.)
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We bought this solar light in the hopes that we could get some nice light for the evenings under our canopy/gazebo. I had emailed customer service to see if this had to be flush mounted or if it could be hung, as I wanted. I was told it had to be flush mounted, but for the price, my husband said he thought he could modify it. When we got the light, it was as easy as running the solar panel and then hooking it up to the light (which WAS able to be hung from a hook at the top of our gazebo!!). Nice bright LED lights. Would 100% recommend.
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This was the perfect solution for lighting my garden gazebo at night. It comes on automatically and I can now use this building in the evening for entertaining friends. THANKS
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We needed light in our garden shed and didn't want to go through the arduous task of running a line underground. The solar light was just the ticket. It gives off enough light so we can find what we need without falling over things. I only wish the remote would work from inside our home (about 25' away from light). But .... sometimes you just can't have it all.
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Added this to our screened porch at the cabin. Great, now we can read on the porch at night and see who we are talking to. the only downside is that we have to leave it on all night or turn it off by removing the dome. We leave it on and use it as a night light instead of turning it off, less flashlight use.
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We put our light up inside our gazebo, and simply put the solar battery portion on the outside top to get the sun. This light stays on for at least 8 hours. We thought there would be more choices of dimming, but there is only dim or full light. Still a great buy and looks great hanging from the top center of our gazebo.
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How LSU and Clemson Advanced to the 1959 Sugar Bowl It was hard to believe to those who built it, but the Sugar Bowl would be celebrating its silver anniversary on New Year's Day, 1959 and after a quarter of a century, the Classic exceeded the stature and prominence that even its founder, Fred Digby, had envisioned.
Time inevitably brought about other changes, too. Miller and nine other original members of the Mid-Winter Sports Association were now deceased. The Item, which had been the project's incubator, had been sold to the Times-Picayune Publishing Co. and merged with The States.
And less than a month before the Bowl's silver anniversary game, Digby passed away.
The evening of Nov. 2, he listened from his hospital bed to the broadcast of the LSU-Ole Miss football game. Both teams were high on the Sugar Bowl's checklist. Digby was visibly moved when announcer J.C. Politz passed along the good wishes of himself and the schools. The next day, with his wife at his bedside, Digby died.
Joe Carter, who had covered every Sugar Bowl as sports editor of the Shreveport Times, summed up the feelings of those involved with the Mid-Winter Sports Association in a touching piece just before the 1959 game.
"They are going to stage the 25th annual Sugar Bowl football classic in the Tulane University stadium this Thursday afternoon, New Year's Day,'' Carter wrote. "Even the familiar cry of the hucksters as they ply their trade both on the inside and outside of the huge stadium will be there, but in the press box far above the maddened crowd will be a vacancy. It will be the spot where Fred Digby, general manager of the Mid-Winter Sports Association, sat every New Year's Day game and watched the dream of a lifetime unfurled. A spot from where he saw his master handwork put into reality.''
LSU, en route to the national championship, was obviously the first choice of the Mid-Winter Sports Association. After a late season squeeze past Mississippi State, the eventual signing of the home-state Tigers was a simple formality.
Most New Orleans fans preferred a match between LSU and Southern Methodist, with the Mustangs' spectacular quarterback Don Meredith.
However, from the available pool of Clemson, North Carolina, SMU and Air Force, Clemson was picked for two reasons: They were champions of the Atlantic Coast Conference with an 8-2 record; also, Paul Dietzel, the LSU coach, pressed for Clemson behind the scenes, thinking his lightning-quick team could handle the ACC Tigers.
Clemson coach Frank Howard realized he was sitting in an enviable psychological spot with practically all the New Orleans sports pages centering on the home-state Tigers and the lukewarm sentiment for Howard's team. "The fans can think what they want,'' snapped Howard, before adding to the overconfidence of LSU supporters. "My boys play like a bunch of one-armed bandits,'' Howard said in comparison to the LSU defensive unit, the Chinese Bandits.
LSU was a two-touchdown favorite. But Howard was confident his Tigers could blow holes in the light LSU line, and that no third-string unit like the Chinese Bandits could stop his offense. Howard commented, "You can tell them for me they're gonna have to be No. 1 to beat us . . . that's the way our boys feel about this game."
Recap excerpted from the book "Sugar Bowl Classic: A History" by Marty Mulé, who covered the game and the organization for decades for the New Orleans Times-Picayune.


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Dogs are often regarded as man's best friend. There is so much truth in that saying. If you know how to handle a dog, your relationship with him can be a great one. This article has some tips to follow if you want that great relationship.
Be careful with your dog around Christmas season, many dangers are lurking just under the festive ambiance. For instance, electrical chords are typically strewn about during the holidays, and dogs often chew them, creating an electrical hazard. Dogs may be tempted to eat the decorations on the tree. They may also be tempted by the tree water, which can be toxic.
Whenever you travel with your pet, don't skimp on the packing. Of course you need to be well supplied with his food, water and any medications he may be on, but experts advise that you also bring his grooming supplies, vaccination paperwork, tags and an extra leash. Also, bring a flat sheet for when your dog will be on hotel furniture.
Research a particular breed of dog you may be interested in before bringing him home. Lots of people make the mistake of falling in love with a type of dog, then find out later that the animal isn't really for them. Chihuahuas, for example, are a trendy type, but very difficult to fully potty train, especially in colder climates!
If your dog behaves badly, correct the behavior immediately. If you let it fester it can only make the problem much worse and eventually the dog becomes extremely difficult to train. If your dog is not under control, he could end up hurting you or someone else.
Take your new dog to the vet. Don't wait to long to make your appointment. The veterinarian will set the dog up with the proper vaccinations and give it a routine health checkup. Also discuss the spaying or neutering process with your vet. This can help to eliminate unwanted animals and keep your dog happy and healthy for a longer period of time.
Give your dog a great place to sleep. Every dog needs a bed to call his own that is temperature controlled and comfortable. If not, the dog may alternate sleeping locations between undesirable locations, such as your sofa when you're not watching. A bed also gives him a great sense of security and belonging.
To ensure that your dog is safe, you should try to make your home as dog-proof as possibly. This includes making sure that only safe play toys are within your dogs reach. If you have a problem with your dog getting into your kitchen trash or the things on your counter, you could consider getting a baby gate to prevent your pup from entering the kitchen.
If your dog suffers from constipation or diarrhea, you can try feeding the pet canned pumpkin. This is not same as pumpkin pie filling. Pumpkin contains fiber which helps with constipation. In addition, it also absorbs water which helps with diarrhea. Don't give the dog much, just a teaspoon or two with the dog's regular meal.
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County Commissioner Oscar Vásquez Butler will be the featured speaker when the Doña Ana County Detention Center graduates nine new detention officer cadets on Friday, Nov. 7.
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The history, culture and beauty of the Hawaiian Islands are intertwined with the history of the many varieties of bottles found there. The importing of bottles to Hawaii dates back to 1851.
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Blake and Brent Cousins, known as the "Bottle Hunters of Hawaii," have found 3,000 antique bottles and a following on YouTube. Not a bad total considering they've only been collecting for two years. Raised on a sugar plantation dating back to the 1800s, the brothers do the majority of their digging on the Hamakua...


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Cold knife cone biopsyCone biopsy; Biopsy - cone; Cervical conization
A cold knife cone biopsy (conization) is surgery toremove asample of abnormal tissue from the cervix. The cervix is the lower part of the uterus (womb) that opens at the top of the vagina. Abnormal changes in the cells on the surface of the cervix is called cervical dysplasia.
See also: Colposcopy-directed biopsy
How the Test is Performed
This procedure is done in the hospital. You will be placed under general anestheisa (asleep and pain-free), or you will be given medicines to help you relax and feel sleepy.
You will lie on a table and place your feet in stirrups to position your pelvis for examination. The doctor will place an instrument (speculum) into your vagina to better see the cervix.
A small cone-shaped sample of tissue is removed from the cervix . It is examined under a microscope for signs of cancer. This biopsy may also be atreatment if the doctor removes all of the diseased tissue.
How to Prepare for the Test
As with any procedure that is done under anesthesia, you will probably need to fast for 6 - 8 hours. You must sign an informed consent form. The procedure is done on the same day (outpatient) and a hospital stay is usually not needed.
How the Test Will Feel
After the procedure, you may have some cramping or discomfort for a week or so. For about 4 - 6 weeks avoid:
- Douching (you should never do this in any case)
- Sexual intercourse
- Using tampons
For 2 - 3 weeks after the procedure, you may have discharge that is:
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- Heavy
- Yellow-colored
Why the Test is Performed
Cold knife cone biopsy is done to detect cervical cancer or early changes that lead to cancer. A cold knife biopsyis done if a test calledcolposcopycannot find the cause of an abnormal Pap smear.
Cold knife cone biopsymay also be used to treat:
- Moderate to severe types of abnormal cell changes (called CIN II or CIN III)
- Very early stage cervical cancer (stage 0 or IA1)
Normal Results
A normal result means there are no precancerous or cancerous cells in the cervix.
What Abnormal Results Mean
Most often, abnormal results mean that there areprecancerous or cancerous cells in the cervix. These changes are called cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN). The changes are divided into three groups:
- CIN I -- mild dysplasia
- CIN II -- moderate to marked dysplasia
- CIN III -- severe dysplasia to carcinoma in situ
Abnormal results may also be due to cervical cancer.
- Bleeding
- Incompetent cervix (which may lead to premature delivery)
- Infection
- Scarring of the cervix (which may cause painful periods, premature delivery, and difficulty getting pregnant)
Cold knife cone biopsy may also make it difficult for your health care provider to interpret abnormal Pap smear results.
Noller KL. Intraepithelial neoplasia of the lower genital tract (cervix, vulva): Etiology, screening, diagnostic techniques, management. In: Katz VL, Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2007:chap 28.
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. ACOG Practice Bulletin No. 99: Management of abnormal cervical cytology and histology. Obstet Gynecol. 2008;112:1419-1444.
Martin-Hirsch PPL, Paraskevaidis E, Bryant A, Dickinson HO, Keep SL. Surgery for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2010, Issue 6. Art. No.: CD001318.
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Alexander Wang is known for his young, urban designs. In an interview he once proclaimed that Nha Trang on Baxter Street in Manhattan was his favorite place to eat lunch. This cocktail reflects the flavors of Vietnamese limeade and urban sophistication.
6 blackberries
2 inch piece of lemongrass, coarsely chopped (reserve the stalk for garnish)
1 wedge of lime
2 oz orange vodka
tonic water
In a cocktail shaker, muddle 5 blackberries, the chopped lemongrass and the lime wedge until well mashed. Add the vodka, fill with ice and shake vigorously for 30 seconds. Strain into an ice filled collins glass, top with tonic and garnish with a blackberry speared with the lemongrass stalk.
Calvin Klein is an American classic known for his clean silhouettes, iconic denim, and sexy underwear lines. Fuzzy peach and a sweaty, ice filled glass are tongue-in-cheek references to his racy ad campaigns.
1/2 ripe fresh peach, diced
8 fresh mint leaves
1 tsp superfine sugar
2 oz straight Bourbon
Fill a goblet with crushed ice and 5 of the mint leaves. In a cocktail shaker, muddle the peach, 3 mint leaves and sugar until well-mashed. Add the Bourbon and fill with ice. Shake vigorously for one minute. Strain into the goblet and garnish with peach slice.
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Microsoft PowerPoint is a digital version of a the traditional
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Family Village lets you create a pedigree chart (or input data from the FamilyLink Facebook app) and "immigrate" ancestors into your Family Village. You can outfit them in historical attire, assign them jobs, and let them build out the village by "buying" houses, flags of their home countries and more
The game also searches several websites for free genealogy records related to data in your pedigree chart, and lets you import those records into a family library. You can invite Facebook friends into your village to check out the library.
Partnerships with additional providers of genealogy records and other content are in the works, says Funium CEO Jeff Wells. He cautions, though, that the game is "not a research tool."
As of press time, Family Village had more than 11,000 active users. The game is free, with the option to spend actual cash on some of your ancestors' purchases.
Wells dreamed up Family Village when his clan was unmoved by his genealogical finds. "We wanted to do something that would end up being a segue way for people who don't have the interest to get involved in family history," he says. The game adheres to Facebook privacy standards, with adjustable privacy settings.
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