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Aside from the wide receivers, perhaps no position group was harped on more than the offensive line by Urban Meyer prior to the start of the 2012 season. There were two returning starters (only one playing the same position), two players who had shuffled up and down the line and been in the doghouse, and a tight end.
There weren't All-Americans to stare at. Instead, Meyer and offensive line coach Ed Warinner would have to mold the Buckeye linemen into a competent group. It started in the winter when strength coach Mickey Marotti got ahold of them and reshaped their bodies. Weight was shed and a more svelte, fit group was carved for an up-tempo offense.
In the closing minutes of last Saturday's win over Michigan State, the offensive line prevented the Spartan offense from ever stepping back on the field, helping produce three first downs that ran the clock out. The game signified a turning point in the season for a unit that had been termed "nonfunctional" in the spring.
"I remember smiling," Warinner said of the game's final possession. "I was like, 'This is great. We've got the ball, let's go win a game.' I believed that we could do it, I think our players believed that and I think they showed that when they went out on the field."
Count Meyer among the Scarlet-and-Gray-clad fans that thought the Silver Bullets would have to preserve the victory in the final minutes. But it never came to that.
"That's not to disrespect our players, but I know the way the game goes and everybody watching that ballgame knew we were going to run the ball," Meyer said. "It helps when you have the quarterback get you one of them. And Carlos Hyde…he's a very good player."
The decisive run on that nine-play "drive" that included three kneel downs came on 3rd-and-4. Running back Carlos Hyde was told a first down would end the game. He didn't want to make things interesting and busted through the Michigan State defense for five yards.
"It kind of felt like I scored a touchdown on that run," Hyde said. "It was pretty exciting. I knew I had to get four yards. I wasn't going to be stopped."
It wasn't just the final four minutes, 10 seconds, but the entire game where the offensive line flexed its muscles. The Buckeyes had 204 yards rushing – 136 from Miller – and a touchdown. Up and down the line – Jack Mewhort, Andrew Norwell, Corey Linsley and Marcus Hall – guys held their blocks and kept the top defense in the conference in check.
"The praise they received was for more than just one drive," Meyer said. "They ran the ball against one of the nation's best run defenses for 200 yards.
"Those five guys are locked and loaded."
But it was the play of Reid Fragel that drew the most attention. The converted tight end moved to right tackle after the Gator Bowl and has been learning the position ever since. Limiting Michigan State defensive end William Gholston to four tackles and only one for loss was a step in the right direction.
"Reid Fragel has become an offensive lineman," Meyer said. "He wasn't an offensive lineman at first. Who are we kidding? He was a tight end trying to figure it out. His last two games – he's now an Ohio State offensive lineman. When you say that around here, that's powerful stuff."
The remaining four linemen's work did not go unnoticed, though. In a break from tradition, there was not one offensive player of the game. Meyer chose to award the entire starting offensive line.
"It's great to have an offensive line grade out as your player of the game," Meyer said. "You usually win that ballgame."
Said Warinner: "Getting recognition like that was good for them. I think it validates the hard work they've put in."
The 2011 season was bad all the way across the board, but it was especially troubling for the offensive line. They gave up 3.5 sacks per game, which negatively affected an already underwhelming passing game.
So far in 2012, the line has only allowed 1.6 sacks per game. It's led to an improved passing attack and a better overall offense.
"I think last year hurt us a little bit," left tackle Jack Mewhort said. "We've been kicked a lot. A lot of things have been said about us."
Their biggest critic has been the man in charge.
"I see a group of players that kind of get beat up a little bit because I like to go after offensive linemen and challenge them quite a bit," Meyer said. "I see a coach (Warinner) and a group of guys that, unfortunately, we only got five. I can't say we have seven, eight. We don't. We have five guys right now."
One week later, Ohio State can't afford a letdown from any part of its team. But the focus will be on the O-Line when the Buckeyes have the ball. When two evenly matched teams – or any two teams, period – play, it's often the team with the better line play that walks out victorious. The battle in the trenches – it's cliché but true.
Nebraska will be focused on taking Ohio State's run game away and forcing Miller to throw. It's the same idea Michigan State had it just didn't work very well.
Ohio State is averaging almost 34 points and 418 yards per game. More than half – 224 yards – is coming on the ground. The box score isn't completely dissimilar from Meyer's previous 10 years as coach, just that there's less total yardage.
"We're not what we want to be," Meyer said. "I think that's rather obvious. We're not built for that yet. So our job is to go find a way to win a game. If that means ham-and-egging it and doing whatever we have to do, that's who we are. We're not this high-flying, high-octane offense yet. We're working awfully hard to become that."
A game with the Cornhuskers could be just what the Buckeye offense needs. They surrendered 653 total yards, including 344 rushing, to UCLA. Bruins dual-threat quarterback Brett Hundley averaged more than four yards per carry.
But the Nebraska defensive line is a unit that has proven it can adjust. Three weeks after that UCLA debacle, the "Black Shirts" clamped down and only allowed 56 yards rushing to Wisconsin's vaunted run game.
One year ago the Badgers humiliated Nebraska in its first Big Ten conference game, winning 48-17. Montee Ball had 151 yards in that game. This past Saturday he was limited to 90 yards on 32 carries, an average of less than three yards per touch. Ball only had 30 yards on 15 carries in the all-important second half.
The Nebraska defensive line wore out the Wisconsin offensive line as the game got longer. When the fourth quarter rolled out, the Cornhuskers frequently made their way into the backfield.
"I thought our defensive line did a good job of getting off blocks," Nebraska defensive coordinator John Papuchis said. "They got better as the game progressed. They started to get a feel for how they were being blocked and attacked."
The game was nearly an identical replication of last year's Nebraska-Ohio State game, when the Buckeyes lost hold of a 21-point second-half lead. This time it was Wisconsin who blew a lead – 17 points.
Miller and Hyde had breakout games at Nebraska last year. While Ohio State has an overhauled offense and new coaching staff, if the Cornhuskers can effectively modify its rush defense from a season ago, they could make it a long Saturday night for the Buckeyes.
Or the pushback from the offensive line could result in a wannabe-high-octane-offense becoming more of a finished product.
"That's the group right now that I'm most pleased with," Meyer said of the line.
Heavyweight fights always have a winner and loser. A few ticks before midnight on Saturday, Ohio State's offensive line will have a say in the victor, but it must be fully functional.
"They have big defensive tackles that try to knock the guards back," Warinner said of the Nebraska D-Line. "They have defensive ends that are aggressive, quick. It's a challenging defense.
"We'll have to take it a notch up from last week."


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First, thanks again for Lift, we're using it in production now (at http://rhrealitycheck.org) and have received a lot of positive feedback from our audience and content creators.
Had some strange behavior after updating to 1.4 today. Search was only returning posts before about 2009. I reverted back to 1.3 and the results were again displayed as expected. I'm guessing it had something to do with our site in particular since that behavior wouldn't have passed testing.
The only thing I can think of right now that makes content on our site before 2009 different than content after 2009 was the addition of a two taxonomies that no posts before it have and all after do. Do you guys have any ideas why that might have happened?
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- Position: full sun or partial shade
- Soil: fertile, moist but well-drained soil
- Rate of growth: fast
- Flowering period: June to September
- Hardiness: fully hardy
A stunning variety of avens with fiery orange flowers from June to September, held on wiry stems above pretty hummocks of puckered, foliage. This easy-to-grow geum looks at its best among other 'hot' coloured flowers towards the front of well-drained border in sun or partial shade.
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Why join Har Zion Temple? Membership in a synagogue provides a spiritual connection to the larger Jewish community. Our size and structure allow us to offer many paths to synagogue involvement: prayer, education, celebration and social activities, all within the framework of an egalitarian, Conservative synagogue. Har Zion is about belonging to a community where you are accepted for who you are, supported in growing Judaically and spiritually on the path that is right for you, encouraged to experience opportunities for learning at every age and every level, and appreciated as you make your mark on the greater Jewish world.
There are a multitude of communities within the Har Zion family in which members can join and participate. We offer twice-daily minyan, Shabbat services, youth services and several learner's services.
Our educational programs provide award-winning instruction for everyone. Our youngest children can start their journey at The Noreen Cook Center for Early Childhood Education, then continue on to the accredited Jane Fishman Grinberg Religious School, eventually attending Hebrew High School and A.M. Ellis Midrasha, which affords students the opportunity to become certified Religious School teachers. Madregot is our program for children with special needs and Har Zion is the only synagogue on the Main Line to offer this type of program.
Our community and social groups, such as Sisterhood, Men's Club, PTA and HSA welcome you to join in a myriad of activities. The site index will give detailed information on all the areas in which you may become involved.
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As a benefit of membership, you have access to our clergy and staff for pastoral counseling, hospital visitation, and meeting similar needs. You are entitled to use the synagogue facilities in observance of life cycle events, such as brit milah and baby namings, b'nai mitzvot, weddings, and funerals. There is also complimentary (well, we do have fees for maintenance and security) use of our ballroom and several smaller rooms for lifecycle events. Additionally, members receive significant tuition discounts to The Noreen Cook Center for Early Childhood Education and the Har Zion Day Camp (a full service day camp including an in-ground pool for children ages 2-6).
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ESPN.com is staging a simulation between the all-time Dodger and Yankee teams chosen by the site's readers. Despite poor relief outings by Mike Marshall and Eric Gagne, the Dodgers won Game 1, 8-7, on a walkoff single in the 12th by Mike Piazza.
Gil Hodges went 4 for 5 while Piazza (who also homered) and Willie Davis each had three hits; Pee Wee Reese was 0 for 7. Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle homered for New York.
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Photo Flash: The Amazing Acro-Cats to Come to Stage West Theater, 10/17-18
Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble....just in time for Halloween, The Amazing Acro-Catsbrewed up special thrills and chills for their one-of-a-kind purr-formances. Become bewitched and beguiled as The Amazing Acro-Cats jump through scary skeleton wreaths, roll pumpkins, leap over tombstones and more delightfully daring feats of agility! Samantha Martin, Master of Scare monies of this troupe of Fiendishly Frightful Felines, fully disproves the notion that "cats can't be trained."
A special appearance by the all cat band, The Rock Cats (or for these purr-formances, "The Skele-Cats") playing ghoulish favorites such as "Don't Purr the Reaper", "Ooh, Ooh, Witchy Kitty," and "Cat-ster Mash."


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Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS), formerly known as the Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRI) is a program by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). PQRS uses downward payment adjustments (penalties) to promote reporting of quality information by eligible professionals. Those eligible professionals who do not satisfactorily report (or do not report) data on quality measures for Medicare Part B services paid under the physician fee schedule will incur a two percent penalty on their Medicare Part B payments. The 2016 PQRS payment adjustment will be assessed using data reported during calendar year 2014, and the data collected for reporting year 2016 will be used for the 2018 payment adjustment.
2016 is the last year of the PQRS program. Beginning in 2017, urologists will need to follow the reporting requirements for the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) or participate in an advanced alternative payment model (APM).
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For those unable to report the required nine PQRS measures (covering at least three domains of care), the Measure-Applicability Validation process is applied. Through the MAV process, CMS determines whether individual eligible professionals (EPs) or group practices have satisfactorily participated in PQRS to the best of their ability. CMS provides an explanation of their process for claims reporting and qualified (traditional) registry reporting [pdf].
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Cameron Mackintosh Confirms MARTIN GUERRE Being Revised for West End Run
MARTIN GUERRE may soon be making a return to the West End.
In a new interview with BBC's Graham Norton, acclaimed producer Cameron Mackintosh confirmed that LES MISERABLES and MISS SAIGON creators Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg are still hard at work on a revised version of MARTIN GUERRE, which played at the Prince Edward Theatre back in 1996. The pair are looking to revive the a new version of the musical in London's West End.
Mackintosh said in the interview, which also included updates on the prospects of a MISS SAIGON FILM and MY FAIR LADY remake: "We all decided that this was the time to go back to it after ten years. We get lots of requests to do the show because it's got some of Claude-Michel's greatest music in it - they are now absolutely in the final stretch of having a completely rethought version of it, which will hopefully be ready next year."
Last year, Boublil told The Stage that they continue to work on the show because they "still think it's not finished."
Martin Guerre is a two-act musical with a book by Claude-Michel Schönberg and Alain Boublil, lyrics by Alain Boubliland Stephen Clark, and music by Claude-Michel Schönberg. Written in the operatic style similar to the creative team's previous efforts, LES MISERABLES and Miss Saigon, the bulk of the show is sung-through, with little spoken dialogue between the musical numbers. It failed to match the box office success of its two predecessors.
Loosely based on the real-life historical figure Martin Guerre and the 1982 film The Return of Martin Guerre he inspired, the story is set in early modern France in the anti-Protestant town of Artigat, where young Martin Guerre is forced into an arranged marriage with Bertrande de Rols in order to produce a Catholic heiR. Martin is unsatisfied with the marriage, complicated by the fact that a childhood friend, Guillaume, is secretly in love with Bertrande.
Beaten by the priests due to his failure to consummate the union, Martin abandons his home and Bertrande to fight the Protestant Huguenots, and it is during the skirmishes that he befriends Arnaud du Thil with whom he shares his history, beginning the story at this point, seven years later, in medias res. When Martin appears to die in battle, Arnaud goes to his village to inform Bertrande of her husband's death but, mistaken for the deceased soldier by the residents, he decides to play along with their error and becomes involved with Bertrande.
Aware of Arnaud's deception, Bertrande decides to keep his secret and the two discover a mutual romantic attraction while Arnaud takes the name "Martin Guerre" for himself. Guillaume, who had until now hoped for a chance with Bertrande romantically, becomes envious of the supposedly returned soldier. As Bertrande, secretly converted toProtestantism, also turns Arnaud to her faith, Guillaume uncovers their beliefs and so they are assaulted by a roused mob. Before Arnaud is killed, however, Benoit, the knowing village idiot, reveals that he is not truly Martin Guerre, but rather, an imposter. The authorities arrest Arnaud-still claiming that he is Martin-under charges of deception and at the end of the trial, Martin Guerre himself, having apparently survived the war, appears as the last witness. In prison, Arnaud, however, is freed by Martin who forgives him for stealing his identity, noting the legitimacy of Arnaud and Bertrande's love for each other. The mob, though, sets the town ablaze and Guillaume stabs Arnaud before he can escape. As Arnaud dies in Bertrande's arms, Martin and Bertrande sing mournfully about love and the two part for good. The town contemplates their own xenophobic actions remorsefully.


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I THINK Walt Jackson needs to go to Specsavers. ; firstly my name is D. R. Hall not B. R. Hall. I did not class Alex Salmond in the same league as Braveheart, in fact I never mentioned Braveheart. Braveheart was Hollywood's name for the film about William Wallace. I said I hope the Scottish people remember William Wallace and what the English did to him.
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The noisiest circus in sport—more raucous even than the cacophonous Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket—is coming to town.
The inaugural Formula1 Airtel Indian Grand Prix (GP) was staged in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, at the end of October last year and now the rowdy roundabout is returning, even more brashly confident than it was 12 months ago.
But is Formula One's (F1's) chief executive, Bernie Ecclestone, to be taken seriously when he says that the sport will eventually be bigger than cricket in India? How relevant is this most ostentatiously expensive of events to the modern India, where poverty is still widespread despite the increase in the nation's wealth?
The much respected F1 commentator Steve Rider says in his autobiography, My Chequered Career, which is getting publishing this month, that there should be a reduction in the number of venues "in anodyne arenas in desert locations hosted by dodgy regimes".
But then this sport has never been hampered by an excess of scruples. The worst example on the calendar is the Bahrain Grand Prix, which took place in April against a background of civil unrest, with tear gas, water cannons, stun grenades and plastic bullets all used against pro-democracy demonstrators while race officials attempted, in vain, to paint a picture of pastoral tranquillity.
Human rights is a major issue in China, which has hosted a race since 2004—and in oil-rich Abu Dhabi. In November, there will be a race in Texas, the state with the worst capital punishment record in the whole of the US. The race in South Korea takes place in a impoverished part of the country where there are allegations of corruption, and there is more than an echo of that situation in Greater Noida.
Meanwhile, attendance has often been disappointing in the newer venues, especially those remote, white elephant stadiums built a long way away from major cities, and there has already been speculation about the sustainability of these venues, particularly in China and Korea, as F1 continues to spread, avariciously, outside its traditional European homeland.
This seems less of a problem in India. Superficially at least, last year's race was a success. There is often an aggressively aspirational personality in the Indian middle classes, and they flocked to the Indian GP in their thousands.
More recently, however, a giant power cut in India which affected an estimated 700 million people, including members of the usually unaffected elite, was a reminder of the fragile state of the country's infrastructure, and a reminder that the India Shining slogan does not always work.
Ruchir Sharma, head of emerging markets equities and global macro at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, says in his recent book, Breakout Nations: In Pursuit of the Next Economic Miracles, that India has only a 50% chance of becoming what he describes as "a breakout nation". Jason Burke, The Guardian's correspondent in South Asia, wrote in August, "It is increasingly difficult to reconcile the optimism surrounding India with the reality."
He added: "A whole world of top-class hotels, coffee chains serving cappuccino, glitzy domestic airlines, shiny new airports, information technology companies, quality private clinics, art galleries and the odd mass urban transit system has been dropped on top of the old India and partly obscures the heat, the crowds, the filth and the misery, as well as the cultural riches, for which this extraordinarily varied country has long been known."
This, then, is the most recent home of the F1. One of India's most respected voices, Jayati Ghosh, a professor of economics at Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University, has misgivings. "There is still scope for introducing more sports that would contribute to better fitness in the population, enable more Indians to participate and even to excel through more training facilities—in hockey, athletics, football, etc.
"But F1 fulfils none of these criteria. It is a luxury indulgence of the rich, another means of flaunting wealth. Far from creating employment, it can destroy livelihoods because of the demands it makes on land—which usually has to be reasonably near urban areas—and it is extraordinarily wasteful of resources in a country that still does not provide basic amenities to around half of the population."
None of this, of course, bothers the F1 at all. Perhaps it's because of the awful din that is generated by its screaming engines—but this is a sport that seems deafened to the voices of its critics. It is also a strangely self-important sport—if it is a sport at all, for there are those who describe the whole shebang as nothing more than an overblown trade fair, a vast, travelling motor show whose solitary ambition is to sell cars for Renault, Mercedes and Ferrari. There are times when it feels more like an industry than a sport.
It still has as its chief executive the remarkable and diminutive Ecclestone, who will be 82 on the day of the Indian GP, but whose astonishing ability to pull off deals is undiminished. Ecclestone may know nothing about cricket, or Indian culture for that matter, which explains his bizarre notion that F1 could overtake cricket in this country. But he does possess an amazing ability to export his noisy business to the unlikeliest corners of the globe.
His real genius lies in persuading countries that don't really need F1—and perhaps don't even want it—that this is what they must have, that in return for a small fortune they can show off to the rest of the world for one very loud weekend.
F1, traditionally, has always been Europe-dominated. That has all changed. Of the 20 races this year, only eight were staged in that continent; this is the era of the "flyaway", as the far-flung events are referred to in the sport.
Outside Europe, the anti-polluting lobbyists are less strident, and Asia, with its growing wealth, was the obvious place to go. F1, essentially, will go wherever the big money is (America's awful record with pollution has not dissuaded the organizers from staging a race in Texas and next year, two races are scheduled in the US).
Asian race organizers are also expected to be compliant when it comes to staging races which fit in with TV timings in Europe.
The one night-time event in the calendar, in Singapore, is actually run at lunchtime in Europe, and for the entire four days of the festival, everybody involved keeps their watches set appropriately, going to bed in the early hours of the morning and rising at 1pm, or even later. There is now talk of another nocturnal adventure, this time in Thailand.
There are, of course, voices, Indian voices, that are all for the Indian GP, and none is more prominent than the head of the country's own F1 team, Sahara Force India, formed in 2007 under the leadership of Vijay Mallya. He is perhaps better known for heading the UB Group and the Royal Challengers Bangalore IPL team, and has been in the news recently because of his beleaguered Kingfisher Airlines.
Mallya has raced cars from when he was a teenager. "Motorsport in India was considered to be only for the elite," he says. "But then we became more aligned with the global economy and market forces.
"Now there is this great middle class in India, which is 300-million strong—and that's the size of Europe. We have been transformed into a spending economy and the success of the first Indian Grand Prix was the icing on the cake.
"Formula One represents glitz, glamour, speed, technology, excitement, all this. 'I've arrived,' people are saying, 'I'm successful, I want to follow Formula One.'"
India has produced two F1 drivers, Narain Karthikeyan and Karun Chandhok, but Force India launched a "One From A Billion Hunt" search for a home-grown young driver, their own Lewis Hamilton, and it attracted an enormous response. "Force India has to represent India," says the team's deputy principal, Robert Fearnley.
Does the Indian GP represent the Indian people? For the vast majority, the overwhelming majority, the answer, of course, must be no. But the noise in Greater Noida at the end of the month is likely to suggest another tale. The roads around the stadium will once again be teeming and the demand for tickets will again outstrip supply.
Whatever the realities of this complex land, the Indian Grand Prix is here to stay.
Paul Weaver is a senior sportswriter for The Guardian and has also been the newspaper's Formula One correspondent for the past three years. He has made several visits to India since covering England's cricket tour here in 1984-85.
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Analysts speculated the company would need to raise money to see it through to the completion of the refinery.
As at the end of September, Lynas had $122 million in cash yet the remaining budget on the project was $144 million.
The company has a $125 million working capital facility in place with JPMorgan Chase and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp.
However, pre-operating approval for the refinery is understood to be a condition of drawing down on this debt.
The Malaysian Atomic Energy Licensing Board is due to meet next week to decide whether to grant a temporary licence to Lynas.
The board's decision will then be debated by the full cabinet of the Malaysian Parliament.
Investec analyst Geoff Meurs said last week that Lynas had several options for securing additional funding, including offtake pre-payments and selling rare earth concentrates direct to China.
Japanese companies Sojitz and Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corp, which has provided Lynas with $US250 million in debt to accelerate the expansion of the refinery, could make some of that funding available ahead of time or extend more.
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I took a ride up to Frederick, Maryland this weekend to meet a friend at the Fairgrounds for the gun show. What we found was similar to what gun shows and gun dealers are experiencing across the nation: lines and limited supplies.
AR15's were scarce as were most guns. Ammunition was limited and prices were inflated. The lines were long to get in and the tables were packed.
Gun enthusiasts were buying whatever ammo was available. Magazines were flying out of dealers' hands.
I spoke to a few gun owners at the show who voiced the same concerns I've been reading and hearing for weeks: "I need to stock up now before Obama makes it illegal."
Since the Newtown school shooting, gun owners have been buying semi-automatic rifles (if they can find them) and high capacity magazines over fears that the Obama administration will soon make them illegal.
Dianne Feinstein plans to introduce legislation on January 22 to do just that. The bill seeks "to stop the sale, transfer, importation and manufacturing of military-style assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition feeding devices."
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BASKETBALL: ESSEX Leopards will look for their 10th win in 11 games when Leeds Carnegie visit the Brentwood Centre on Sunday, tip-off 4pm.
The Big Cats are now up to second spot in EBL Division One following their 76-70 victory against Worthing Thunder and are the only team who can prevent Reading Rockets retaining the title.
The game will be something of a revenge mission for Robert Youngblood and his team as a controversial end to their game against Carnegie in January saw them lose 64-61 with both Youngblood and his assistant Roger Malpass subsequently banned for a game by England Basketball for comments made to the referee.
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Reports: Texans claim quarterback Brandon Weeden on waivers
The Houston Texans have claimed quarterback Brandon Weeden off waivers from the Dallas Cowboys, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports. ESPN's Field Yates confirmed the report.
Weeden was released earlier this week so Dallas could activate Tony Romo from injured reserve and keep Matt Cassel as the backup.
Texans starter Brian Hoyer left Monday night's game with a concussion and is questionable to play Sunday against the Jets. T.J. Yates will start if Hoyer does not pass the NFL's concussion protocol. Yates is the only other quarterback on Houston's active roster, with Zac Dysert on the practice squad.
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Hyderabad/Mumbai, Feb. 12: The royal banquet hall was full and the guest of honour, a visiting British dignitary, had arrived. Yet all eyes, desi and firangi, at Falaknuma Palace kept turning to the entrance.
Everyone was waiting for the worlds most beautiful woman to walk in.
The cream-coloured Austin rolled in, gleaming in the moonlight. A hush fell on the gathering as she walked up to the host with graceful steps.
With a hand resting on his daughter-in-laws shoulders, a beaming Mir Osman Ali Khan Mahboob Pasha, Hyderabads seventh and last Nizam, turned to his guests and announced, Permit me to introduce one of my naginas (jewels).
It was seven decades ago, long before television, beauty pageants and glamour rags had begun their reign over the public imagination, yet Princess Niloufers exquisite looks and clothes were a talking point across the country and in the cities of Europe.
Niloufer, the Kohinoor of Hyderabad, wasnt the only jewel in the Nizams household, though.
Almost equally famous for her beauty was her sister-in-law Princess Durru Shehvar ' daughter of Abdul Majid Khan, Turkeys last Ottoman king and the last Caliph ' whose death in London on February 7, at the age of 93, brings the curtain down on a glorious chapter of early Indian chic. Niloufer died in Hyderabad about a decade ago.
If Princess Niloufer was the nagina, Princess Durru was the heera (diamond), says Deccan historian Rajendra Prasad in his book on Hyderabad.
The sisters-in-law ' they were first cousins by birth -- had become bywords for elegance in the West over half a century ago, with both attending fashion shows in Paris and London with the Nizams encouragement.
At home, their clothes collections have inspired the attires of Bollywood leading ladies from Waheeda Rehman to Diya Mirza and served as textbooks for later designers.
The princesses were not alone in setting the standards. Mid-20th century India seemed to have a knack of throwing up women who captivated the worlds society columnists and photographers.
Seven years younger than Durru, another royal, Maharani Gayatri Devi of Jaipur, was ranked among the planets most beautiful women, along with actress Leela Naidu, by Vogue.
Like the Hyderabad princesses, they blended style with substance. Gayatri Devi stood for Parliament, setting a record victory margin in 1962 and winning again in 1967 and 1971. Naidu became a darling of the then fledgling womens liberation movement in India with her Yeh Raaste Hain Pyaar Ke that challenged contemporary Hindi cinemas concept of the Bhartiya naari.
Durru Shehvar and Gayatri Devi knew each other very well, recalls the nonagerian former Nawab of Palanpur, who now lives in Mumbai.
Durru was very beautiful. She was very tall, a little too tall -- she was taller than her husband. Niloufer was more beautiful.
But apart from their beauty and wardrobe, most of which they later donated to fashion-design schools in Hyderabad, the princesses were known also for their philanthropy.
Niloufer, who divorced Prince Moazzam Jah and left for Turkey, donated her entire meher (dowry) so that a childrens hospital could be built in Hyderabad. Durrus marriage to Prince Azam Jah, too, ended in divorce.
The princesses had been a double wedding, both getting married simultaneously in Nice, France. The Nizam declared a holiday in Hyderabad and newspapers printed special editions.
Although the marriages didnt bring a rich dowry (for the Caliph had already been deposed), they earned the Nizam a diplomatic alliance with the Turkish aristocracy, a city historian said.
The Nizam encouraged both princesses to take part in sports, such as tennis and horse-riding. He sent them on tours of Europe so they could broaden their mind and also pick up works of art for his museums.
Princess Niloufer was one of the better educated among the Nizams family, said Begum Bilkis Alladin, an authority on the Nizams art collections, in a recent article. She was also a good sportswoman, skilled in tennis and handball.
The Nizam threw lavish parties where he showed off his daughters-in-law, recalled 75-year-old Nawab Mujib Ali Yavar Jung, a former official at his court. Princess Niloufer dazzled in them and was the most sought after.
The princesses were visible in the Bombay party circuit, too, though they apparently did not dance. In keeping with the Nizams status, they kept their distance, projecting an alluring mix of oriental tradition and western freedom.
As news of Durrus death reached Hyderabad, contemporaries recalled her strength of mind and management skills.
She was a true aristocrat who brooked no interference in the way she brought up her sons, said Begum Bilkis Lateef, who helped Durru with her philanthropic projects.
She ran the household in her palace when the other women of the family dared not venture into the mens domain.
Even after her divorce she lived for many years in Hyderabad, but with increasing age, shifted to London a few years ago. She last visited Hyderabad in 2004. When the end came on Tuesday, her sons Mukkaram and Muffakham Jah were at her bedside.


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A Croxley Green woman is closing in on her goal of raising £2,000 to fill an impoverished and empty library in Burkina Faso with books.
Lucy Colbeck, 25, flew to the African nation - where most adults receive only one year of schooling - at the beginning of April to take part in a three month project.
The former Rickmansworth School pupil says she hopes to fill the library in the West African country's capital, Ouagadougou, with books so orphaned and vulnerable children have an opportunity to learn.
Her trip is part of a government-supported scheme for people aged 18 to 25. She is working for AES/Burkina - an NGO based in Ouagadougou.
Her aim is to help children learn about basic healthcare, how to protect themselves against malaria and HIV/AIDS, to share the benefits of reading for fun and for their school work.
She said: "It is inspiring to see children as young as eight years old come to the library in their spare time to read but it is tragic there are so few books.
"In the UK we take our free education for granted. Here the children want to learn but do not have the opportunity.
"Life is hard for children in Burkina Faso. When most families can only afford to eat one good meal a day, schoolbooks are an unaffordable luxury."
Despite having significant reserves of gold, the landlocked African nation was ranked the third poorest in the world by the UN in 2012. The previous year UNICEF estimated that 120,000 people of all ages are living with HIV.
Lucy said: "Here in Burkina families are struggling to pay to send their children to school, and things are greatly aggravated by HIV/AIDS - sometimes children have lost a parent to it, or family members who are HIV positive cannot afford to pay for their medication - so AES/Burkina help them with these costs."
The majority of the money raised so far has come from donations from family and friends but Lucy says more is needed.
Before leaving for Africa, Lucy worked for The Challenge Network in London but has previously worked for Action for Children in Watford.
"The library is currently working on a budget of zero and relies on volunteers, both international and local," she added.
"People who support charities often wonder where the money goes. We are in the country right now so donations will go straight into buying books. It is direct aid."
"Although the library shelves are half empty, children come every day hoping to find something to inspire them. By launching this appeal we hope to make that possible."
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The Clarets trailed to a Martyn Woolford goal but Danny Ings scored twice and Dean Marney also found the net as Dyche's side overcame wet and windy conditions at Turf Moor to move back to second in the Championship table.
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New Dehli – Batting legend Sunil Gavaskar said he was willing to take the helm of India's embattled cricket board Thursday, following a request by the Supreme Court designed to stem the damage from a betting scandal.
At a dramatic hearing in New Delhi, a panel of judges also called for the banning of two teams from this year's Indian Premier League (IPL), in a potentially devastating blow to a tournament which begins next month.
After warning the incumbent N. Srinivasan that they could order him to quit, the judges proposed 64-year-old Gavaskar take over on an interim basis as president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India.
"In the place of Srinivasan, we propose to appoint an experienced cricket player like Sunil Gavaskar to replace him and function as BCCI president," said Justice A.K. Patnaik, the panel's chairman.
Gavaskar, the first player ever to score 10,000 runs in Test match cricket and who is now a television commentator, said he was up for the challenge of leading the most powerful body in world cricket.
"The fact that I am contracted to the BCCI to do TV commentary has to be put on record," he told the NDTV network.
"After that if the honourable Supreme Court tells you to do something, then of course ... if they ask me to do something, I will do it.
"As an opening batsman, you must be ready for all kinds of challenges. I will do everything to the best of my abilities. If the highest court is reposing this faith in me, I'll be very happy to do what they ask me to do."
There was no immediate reaction from Srinivasan but his counsel had earlier told the court he was willing to "step aside". But he first wanted to know how long an ongoing investigation would continue.
The panel is looking at a damning report it commissioned into wrongdoing in last year's tournament when former Test bowler Shanthakumaran Sreesanth was caught deliberately bowling badly while playing for the Rajasthan Royals in return for thousands of dollars from bookmakers.
Released in February, the report also concluded that Srinivasan's son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan Ä who was the team principal of the Chennai Super Kings Ä could be guilty of illegal betting on IPL games.
The Super Kings are owned by India Cements, whose managing director is Srinivasan. The team is captained by India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
In the light of the allegations involving the two teams, the judges said they shouldn't be allowed to take part in this year's tournament.
"We are not removing anyone now, but Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals will not be allowed to participate in the IPL which commences on April 16," added Patnaik.
Such a ban would represent a massive blow to the eight-team IPL, which begins next month in the United Arab Emirates. The start of this year's tournament has been relocated as India is holding a general election.
On Tuesday, the court had urged Srinivasan to stand down as president of the board to enable a "fair" investigation into the allegations.
Aditya Verma, secretary of Cricket Association of Bihar and a petitioner in the case, welcomed the court's recommendations on Thursday.
"The court has taken a very important first step towards cleaning the dirt that has creeped into Indian cricket," he told reporters.
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Srinivasan had been regarded as the most powerful man in world cricket and is still due to take over in July as head of the International Cricket Council.
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Chocolate Malt Sandwich Cookies are crisp at the edges, soft and chewy in the middle. Did I mention the luscious, smooth filling?
If you follow my blog or my twitter, you'll know that I was out of town visiting my boyfriend this past week. You might also know that I got sick upon returning home. Boo. I rarely get sick (thanks immune system!) so when I do it feels like the world is ending. I'm happy to report I am feeling tremendously better today, but am a bit behind on recipes and posting. I could not let myself fall behind on posting this particular cookie recipe though. To not post this recipe would be like not sharing with the world the cure for the common cold. Okay maybe not that dramatic. But seriously, if anyone has that cure I'd really appreciate it!
Back to the cookies. They're good. Soooo goooood. Hence the extra o's. I really hate it when I eat a store-bought chocolate treat only for it to taste like pure sugar on my tongue. Sometimes items that claim to be chocolate don't even taste like chocolate, they just taste sickly sweet. That's the worst. This is why I love finding new ingredients that enhance chocolate's taste and add dimension to a baked good. So far cinnamon, hot pepper, coffee, and espresso have all produced marvelous results. But up until last week I had never tried malted milk powder. That needed to change.
Luckily it wasn't difficult to find at the store (right next to the dried milk powders & cocoa powders for me). But when I opened the container to smell the stuff, I was a little freaked out. It doesn't smell great. But believe me, when added to chocolate, it does great things.
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Taste: Ridiculously chocolate-y. The malt isn't overpowering at all, it only amplifies the chocolate taste for a lovely depth of flavor.
Texture: The cookies are crisp at the edges, soft and chewy in the middle while the filling is luscious and smooth.
Ease: Not hard, but not exactly easy if you're not into baking. I had no trouble with this recipe.
Appearance: I'm really wishing I had some of these cookies right now because that photo above is making me miss them like crazy. They just look like chocolate heaven.
Pros: SO GOOD!
Cons: They only keep for 3 days (like they'll last that long).
Would I make this again? Oh hell to the yeah.
How to make Chocolate Malt Sandwich Cookies
For the cookies:
- 2 cups plus 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup unsweetened Dutch-process cocoa powder
- 1/4 cup plain malted-milk powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon coarse salt
- 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened
- 1 3/4 cup sugar
- 1 large egg
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/4 creme fraiche (or sour cream)
For the filling:
- 10 ounces semi-sweet chocolate, coarsely chopped
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut into small pieces
- 1 cup malted-milk powder
- 3 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
- 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons half-and-half
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Sift flour, cocoa powder, malted-milk powder, baking soda and salt.
- Mix butter and sugar on medium speed until pale and fluffy. Mix in egg, vanilla and creme fraiche (or sour cream) and 3 tablespoons hot water. Reduce speed to low and mix in flour mixture.
- Space tablespoon-size balls of dough 3.5 inches apart on parchment-lined baking sheets. Bake until flat and just firm. 10 to 12 minutes. Let cool on parchment on wire racks.
- Melt chocolate and butter in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of simmering water, stirring. Let cool. Mix malted-milk powder and cream cheese on medium speed until smooth. Gradually mix in half-and-half, chocolate mixture and vanilla. Refrigerate, covered, until thick, about 30 mins. Mix on high speed until fluffy, about 3 minutes.
- Assemble cookies: Spread a heaping tablespoon filling on the bottom of 1 cookie. Sandwich with another cookie. Repeat. Sandwiches can be refrigerated between layers of parchment in an air-tight container up to 3 days.
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7 Responses to "Chocolate Malt Sandwich Cookies"
You have me convinced, these sound absolutely amazing!
Yep, I've definitely got to add this to my list of cookies to try. I really wish I had one right now, too =)
I have this book and somehow I've always overlooked this recipe. No idea why – yours look amazing and I am definitely making these soon.
By the way, since you liked the malted milk flavour, Nigella Lawson has a fantastic Malteser Cake recipe you might like (maltesers being malty flavoured UK chocolates). It's in her book Feast, or a quick google will find the recipe on lots of blogs – I've made it and it's definitely worth the effort 🙂
Aveen – Thanks for the recipe recommendation! I love Nigella so I'll have to try it out 🙂
I have this book and yet somehow I've never seen these, how could that be possible?!? They look phenomenal, and my husband would love them 🙂
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Great fanfare accompanied the recent enactment of an Allegheny County ordinance which extended the deadline to file a formal property tax assessment appeal to, ironically, April 1, 2013. Yet the ordinance does not specify which residents this applies to — does it mean we get a new chance at a formal appeal even if we have already had one? Nor does it create any mechanism — no new form, no website — through which an owner may appeal. The 2013 appeals forms have long been withdrawn by the Board of Property Assessment Appeals and Review (BPAAR).
I called County Council, the BPAAR and the county executive's office to seek clarification. The consensus seems to be that everyone who has not appealed up to the Board of Viewers gets a new chance to appeal their 2013 assessments. But nobody knows for sure, and a representative from the county executive's office even said that they are "waiting for more clarification." The BPAAR representative said they have not made available forms that allow an appeal through this new ordinance.
So now, Allegheny County citizens apparently have a law which may or may not give property owners a new stab at their assessments. And owners also have no way to do so.
Continued gaffes about our property-tax appeals such as these make our county the laughingstock of our commonwealth. Allegheny County citizens deserve better than to be made into April fools.
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Eight Bahamian junior tennis players are ranked in the top 500 in the world, and three among the top 1,000, according to the International Tennis Federation's (ITF) junior rankings list.
The two junior girls ranked in the top 500 are Simone Pratt, at 343 and Danielle Thompson who comes in at 460. Shaquille Taylor is the top seed for the boys, coming in at 293 with 147.50 points. Six spots under Taylor is Christian Cargill and Rasheed Carey sits in the 325 spot. Cargill has earned 146.25 points and Carey 138.75 points. Pratt has 132.50 points and Thompson 100 points. Both players have competed in 18 tournaments thus far.
Kevin Major has a total of 133.75 points and Phillip Major 97.50 points, they are slated 345 and 466 respectively. Coming in at 544 is Justin Roberts and Treajh Ferguson is 1104. Roberts has accumulated 81.25 points and Ferguson 23.75 points.
So far, Taylor has competed in 25 tournaments this year. His best performance, in doubles action, was at the Junkanoo Bowl where he partnered with Jack Van Slyke to defeat Anudeep Kodali and Alejandro Tabilo 6-3 and 7-5. Taylor's career win/loss record in singles is 22-29. In the doubles, he has a 24-25 win/loss record.
Cargill has also appeared in a number of finals this year, playing in both the singles and doubles division. His most recent loss was at the ITF Jamaica Junior Tournament where he fell to fellow Bahamian Carey, 6-4, 2-6 and 2-6. The Jamaica Junior Tournament title is the third on the year for Carey, who also won the doubles crown at the ITF Junior Circuit and the Copa Sultana-Mayaguez tournaments. Carey has played in 22 tournaments thus far and Cargill in 24. Kevin Major has only played in 19 tournaments, while Phillip Major and Roberts have competed in 26 and 39 respectively. All three junior tennis players were able to capture titles at the various tournaments.
As for Ferguson, the hunt continues as he competes in the Coca-Cola ITF tournament this week. The Grade Five event is being played in St. Lucia at the St. Lucia Rodney Bay courts.
Pratt was the winner of the Junkanoo Bowl tournament and the runners-up in the JITIC tournament. She defeated Sofia Kenin 4-1, retired at the Junkanoo Bowl and fell to Cassandra Vazquez of Mexico 2-6 and 4-6. Pratt was a member of the senior women's national team that got the promotion into Americas Zone Group I, in 2014. Other members of that squad were Thompson, Kerrie Cartwright and Larikah Russell, player/captain.
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SUNRISE, Fla. – Sidney Crosby and Erik Christensen sparked Pittsburgh's second-period rally, but the Panthers survived it and went on to post a 6-3 home win Friday night.
Olli Jokinen recorded his first-career hat-trick for the Panthers (7-12-4), who snapped a 12-game winless streak. Their last win came against the Penguins (7-10-6) on Oct. 25 at Mellon Arena. Pittsburgh has lost its last 11 games against Florida.
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Kristian Huselius gave Florida a 1-0 edge 1:56 into the game. He slapped a rebound off the end boards into the goal past Sebastien Caron.
Jokinen ripped a slap-shot from just inside the blue line to give the Panthers a 2-0 advantage 1:04 later.
Ziggy Palffy cut the Penguins' deficit to 2-1 with a goal at 8:11. On the left boards, Christensen fired a cross-ice pass to Palffy, who flipped a backhander past goalie Roberto Luongo.
Florida's Gary Roberts scored 16 seconds later. He ripped a one-timer past Caron, who was then pulled in favor of Jocelyn Thibault after allowing three goals on seven shots.
Jokinen scored again when he took a long outlet pass, broke through the defensive zone and flipped a shot past Thibault for a short-handed goal at 13:34.
Crosby and Christensen scored goals to bring the Penguins within a goal in the second period, but Florida scored twice in two minutes to post a 6-3 edge at the intermission.
Crosby scored 48 seconds into the second period to slice Pittsburgh's deficit to 4-2. Crosby, positioned in front of the Panthers' goal, took a Palffy pass from behind the net and one-timed it past Luongo.
Christensen ripped a shot past Luongo at 8:00 to bring the Penguins within 4-3. Palffy assisted on the goal.
Jokinen slapped a one-timer past Thibault on a two-on-one to boost Florida's lead to 5-3 at 10:56.
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