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Widgets Guidelines & Best Practices
This document has been designed to provide guidance to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) employees and contractors on the process for creating and updating widgets, requirements for planning and design, and best practices for widget development. CDC encourages the strategic use of widgets to effectively and inexpensively reach individuals and partners with timely CDC health and safety information.
A widget is an application that displays featured content directly on a web page. This content can be embedded in personalized home pages, blogs, and other sites. Once the widget is added to a site, no technical maintenance is required. The content is updated automatically on the host site whenever changes are made by the CDC developer, allowing users to have up-to-date CDC health and safety content with minimal effort.
Widgets are different than buttons or badges. Widgets contain dynamic content that is updated regularly. Widgets are usually topic- or campaign-based and are not recommended for short-term communications activities. Buttons and badges are often used to promote campaigns and short health messages to both partner organizations and individuals. A button is a graphic element used to promote campaigns and causes online, and includes static images with a link back to a website. A badge is a graphic that can be posted on an individual's social network profile or personal blog to show support for or affiliation with a cause or issue.
Widget Types
The Office of the Associate Director for Communication Science, Division of News and Electronic Media, Electronic Media Branch (EMB) has developed a series of widget templates to assist programs in creating widgets at no cost to the program. Widget template descriptions are listed below. More information and examples of the widget templates are available (not accessible outside of CDC network).
- Image with Messages: This widget type features images with static content that are updated daily or weekly with new images. This widget includes a standard "previous" and "next" button that allows the user to browse through all available images in the feed. The content links to a web page with additional information about the topic.
- Single RSS: This type of widget pulls content from a single RSS feed. The content includes the title and a truncated version of the first sentence of each entry with a link to the full content.
- Double RSS: This type of widget pulls content from two separate RSS feeds. The content includes the title and a truncated version of the first sentence of each entry with a link to the full content.
- Triple RSS: This type of widget pulls content from three separate RSS feeds. The content includes the title and a truncated version of the first sentence of each entry with a link to the full content.
- Image with Messages and Single RSS Feed: This widget type features images with static content messages that are updated daily or weekly with new images, and has a separate tab for content from a RSS feed. The RSS feed content links to a Web page with additional information about the topic.
- Quiz: This type of widget is a short, five to 10 question quiz on a CDC health or safety topic.
- Image with Messages, Single RSS and Quiz: This widget type features images with static content that are updated daily or weekly with new images, a separate tab for content from a RSS feed, and a separate tab for a five to 10 question quiz.
- Video Player: The video player widget allows users to play short captioned videos. Playlist and multi-language support functionality are available.
Communications Strategy
Widgets and other social media tools are intended to be part of a larger integrated health communications program or project developed under the leadership of the Associate Director of Communication Science (ADCS) in the Health Communication Science Office (HCSO) of CDC's National Centers, Institutes, and Offices.
Widgets must be cleared through the clearance channels determined by your HCSO.
The Digital Media Branch (DMB) provides consultation on the planning and development of widgets and other social media tools. Please contact email@example.com for assistance.
Best Practices
Before developing a widget, programs should consider the following best practices:
- Clearly Define Objectives: Do you want to highlight content, spark action, or encourage awareness of an issue? Clearly defined objectives for a widget project can help in creating widget text and images. Clearly defined objectives will also help you determine the best type of widget to design to meet your communication goals.
- Know Your Target Audience(s): As with any communications activity, it is important to define your intended target audience(s) in order to develop and communicate messages and graphics that resonate with your audience and prompt them to take action.
- Create Widgets with A Longer Shelf Life: It is best to create evergreen widgets so that content remains relevant over time. For example, instead of creating a widget for a specific event, we recommend creating either a topic-based image with messages or a quiz widget. As a rule of thumb, each widget should be designed for a minimum of a 6-12 month time span.
- Consider Widget Design and Usability: Certain design aspects may be important to include, especially if the widget is part of a series or a component of a larger program that has a designated graphic identity. See HHS and CDC guidelines for good design and usability (Link not accessible outside the CDC network).
- Links: All widgets should include a URL to direct the user to content on the CDC.gov website.
- Branding: All widget templates are branded with the CDC and HHS logos. Co-branding and the use of additional logos may also be incorporated. Please refer to the CDC Brand Identity standards (not accessible outside of CDC network) for additional information.
- Share Button: All widgets should have a share button with the embed code that includes a fail-safe JPG and a link to alternate widget content on CDC.gov. It is recommended that the share button with the embed code opens within the widget so that users do not have to leave the site on which they view the widget to access the embed code.
- Widget Info Tab:
- There are three required links on all CDC.gov widgets:
- www.cdc.gov,
- www.cdc.gov/widgets, and
- Additional content includes 1-2 sentences of general information about the topic, a maximum of 60-characters, and one relevant web link for users to click for more information.
- Widget Disclaimer Tab: All content on the disclaimer tab is required and cannot be edited or appended in any manner.
- 508 Compliance: The widget templates are compliant with Section 508 guidelines. However, all non-template widgets must pass a 508 compliance test completed by DMB.
- Updating Widget Content: All widgets must be reviewed annually for content accuracy, per HHS content standards. Each program is responsible for updating their own widget content.
- Translation: Widgets can be developed in other languages when links to appropriate CDC.gov content in that language are available. See additional information on content translation (not accessible outside of CDC network).
- Promotion: Promoting CDC widgets is strongly recommended as a part of your communication activities and planning. Programs have promoted widgets in the following ways:
- Include the widget in the CDC widget gallery
- Include the widget on your CDC homepage
- Embed the widget on high-profile topic-specific web pages
- Include a thumbnail and link in campaign materials
- Send content-specific GovDelivery email updates
- Send emails to partners and grantees
- Schedule promotional messages on CDC social media profiles
Evaluation should be an integral component of all social media activities, including widgets. Evaluation approaches may include reviewing metrics, identifying lessons learned, and determining whether the social media effort successfully met project communication goals.
Omniture SiteCatalyst can be used to determine the number of click-throughs from a widget to CDC.gov. Automated metrics reports can be established for programs that use the CDC widget templates. Please visit the statistics and metrics intranet site (link not available outside CDC network) for more information.
How to Create a CDC Widget
- Select A Widget: Review the widget template page (link not accessible outside the CDC network) and determine the type of widget you would like to create.
- Develop and Clear Widget Concept and Content: Widgets should be cleared through your Center/Institute/Office's communications clearance channels.
- Create The Widget: The widget template page (not accessible outside of CDC network)provides CDC developers with the necessary information to create custom widgets based on CDC.gov widget framework. A .zip archive for each widget includes all the files required to create a widget. While the widgets are flash-based (.SWF files), no flash programming is required. An XML file controls all customization. For widget template technical questions, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Create Widget Images: [OPTIONAL] If you do not have images already available for the widget, work with the OADC Division of Communication Services (DCS) to complete a Create-It service request form (link not available outside CDC network). Select "Web Ready Graphics" from the left navigation to request the development of widget images. Images should be 150 pixels x 190 pixels, and 72 dpi in JPG format to correctly display in the widget.
- Verify 508 Compliance: Tests for Section 508 compliance should be completed by the Center/Institute/Office before the widget is live. Determine the appropriate Section 508 (link not available outside CDC network) contact.
- Post the Widget to the CDC.gov Widget Gallery: CDC.gov features all available CDC widgets. All widgets displayed on the CDC.gov widget gallery must meet the best practices set forth in this document and must be cleared through the clearance channels developed by your HCSO. To display your widget in the CDC.gov widget gallery, please complete the CDC Widget Checklist (Appendix A) and send the information to email@example.com.
- Track Widget Metrics: Omniture SiteCatalyst can be used to determine the number of click-throughs from a widget to CDC.gov. Automated metrics reports can be established for programs that use the CDC widget templates. Please visit the statistics and metrics intranet site (link not available outside CDC network) for more information.
- Establish Process for Updating Widget Content: Reviewing and refreshing content is recommended every 6-12 months, and HHS requires content review on an annual basis. Any changes to your widget should follow the clearance procedures established by your HCSO.
- Page last reviewed: January 22, 2014
- Page last updated: January 22, 2014
- Content source:
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Page maintained by: Office of the Associate Director for Communication, Division of Public Affairs


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|2012-01-09, 23:58
|Link #1
blinded by blood
Ridiculous request within, only the brave shall pass. :)
So I have a friend who keeps pestering me for anime to watch, except I have a very hard time helping him out because he is so picky. I thought I was bad, but man, this guy is super-picky about what he'll watch.
His requirements:
-not sci-fi
-not supernatural
-not fantasy
-no giant robots
-no androids
-no spaceships
-no magic or Jedi or psychics
-not primarily about fighting
-confined to this reality (modern times or thereabouts)
-thought provoking, innovative and interesting
All of this is steep but I could think of a number of shows that qualify, however his worst qualifier, and the one that makes this almost impossible, is that the show must be dubbed. He refuses to watch subbed anime.
Can anyone help me out with a good long list of shows that meet all these requirements so he'll quit bugging me?
|2012-01-10, 00:08
|Link #5
North American Haruhiist
Join Date: Oct 2010
Age: 36
I would say Marimite but that's subtitled.
K-ON is not particularly thought-provoking but it does fill the rest of the requirements, and it is a fun little show.
Lucky Star has some interesting Seinfeldian observations about Japan, so maybe that might work.
I'm trying to think of dubbed slice-of-life shows, and I only can think of a few.
|2012-01-10, 00:11
|Link #7
In harmony with the flow
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Shall the flowers bloom atop the mountain?...
ikr? I was pretty stumped myself....
Hmm ... I wonder if Whisper of the Heart qualifies?
|2012-01-10, 00:23
|Link #10
In harmony with the flow
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Shall the flowers bloom atop the mountain?...
Am kinda puzzled why your friend is consistently bugging you to watch something yet being picky at the same time.
It reminds me of insisting repeatedly on being introduced to authentic Italian cuisine yet refusing to eat anything that was made from scratch or involves pasta and tomato sauce. -_-
Ahhhhh! Maybe he is insisting because he has actually seen good series with dubs and wants more of the same. (Didn't know that they have already seen some things.... Hmm.)
|2012-01-10, 00:24
|Link #11
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Somewhere in Asia
i guess this guy just like me when first started watching anime, watch so much slice of life that not even give anime that have fighting a chance, but once watch a masterpiece of that gerne, change immediately.
|2012-01-10, 00:27
|Link #12
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Boston
Age: 27
^ Well I thought that the bar for "no supernatural" was a bit higher than it actually was, apparently.
Adding Tokyo Godfathers to the list of suggestions (I think there's a dub but I'm not sure).
|2012-01-10, 00:38
|Link #13
Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2011
Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade
Kaze no Yojimbo
Perfect Blue
Master Keaton
These all I think have a substancial amount of realism in them and should have (english) dubs available. Technically, I guess many genres would fit i.e romance, comedy and sports, but I'm not sure if that is what your friend wants.
|2012-01-10, 02:06
|Link #15
Japanese Culture Fan
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Planet Earth
Age: 26
Here are my recommendations. I can't guarantee that the dubs won't burn your ears out, though.
Grave of the Fireflies
Takes place during WW2, features a pair of young children in Japan trying to survive bombings and starvation. Realistic and down-to-earth as heck. Bring some tissues.
5 Centimeters per Second
A modern-day tale of young lovers separated by distance. The spectacular animation and music will blow his pants off. Bring some tissues for this, too.
|2012-01-10, 03:09
|Link #16
'אין ייאוש בעולם כלל
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: UK
Age: 32
Perhaps some sports/romance/comedy anime would work, like Suzuka? I think Funi have it dubbed and they are usually quite er...inoffensive XD
Monster is a good suggestion so I'll third that and maybe he'd like something such as Welcome to the NHK which is black comedy/romance/psychology and I believe has a dub, again by Funi.
|2012-01-10, 09:07
|Link #17
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2007
I have no idea if this shows are dubbed since I personally hate dub but I think you can find out if you goole it. So basicly he wants realistic shows with some thought behind, ok:
Since he liked Clannad and Kanon2006 then it is worth trying Air and Angel Beats since they are from the same creator though Angel Beats is probably the most supernatural one.
5 Centimeters per Second was a short 3 episode long show about friendship and love, is thought provoking.
He only wants modern times? Nothing connected to old age?
Aria the animation has only a bit of supernatural stuff since it is about city on different planet which looks just like Venezia. Series are episodic and are about 3 friends who are aiming to become professional Undines. The supernatural stuff here is not bigger than in Clannad. Very calming series with some thought provoking themes.
Bakuman is a safe bet since it is about manga creation, though first half was weak in my eyes, got better in second one and season 2. Not really thought provoking but since it is about manga creation in industry, you can learn new stuff.
Bamboo Blade are series about kendo, sport.
Bungaku Shoujo, the only unnatural thing was that main heroine was eating books as food. But quiet good series with some though provoking themes.
Great Teacher Onizuka is a great comedy with some thought provoking themes since the main hero is trying to help students with their life issues.
Kaichou wa Maid-sama! is a romance comedy about a girl who secretly works in maid cafe and her secret got discovered by one of the guys from school.
Major are really good series about baseball. Not fan of baseball personaly but really like the series. Is thought provoking.
Mayo Chiki, not really thought provoking. Just a normal school life comedy.
Monster are detective series about a surgeon who saved a boy in the past. This boy became a serial killer and surgeon feels that he is responsible and has to stop him.
Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom are awesome series about assassins and mafia. thought provoking.
Rainbow: Nisha Rokubou no Shichinin are another dark series about several friends who befriended in prison. Series follow their life while in prison and when they are out. A lot of thought provoking themes.
Usagi Drop are series about taking care of a child.
Working!! is a comedy.
I'll be bold and will suggest 3 titles with some supernatural stuff that I think are worth checking:
Death Note, even anime haters hold it high on their list.
Shiki are series about vampires but execution is very interesting and thought provoking especially towards the end.
Steins;Gate is about time travel but everything happens nowadays and makes you think a lot.
Hopefully he'll find something here.
|2012-01-10, 21:07
|Link #19
blinded by blood
I suggested the works of Satoshi Kon, and he blew me off with "looks boring as hell."
I'm starting to think he doesn't like anything outside of highschool harem shows.
Edit: And after all of this, he just announced to me that he's going to watch NGE. I'm starting to think now that I'm just being trolled. :|
|2012-01-10, 21:08
|Link #20
In harmony with the flow
Join Date: May 2010
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In response to a request from the U.S. government, HIAS provides resettlement assistance to thousands of Cubans and Haitians who have fled their countries and reached Florida on homemade rafts and small boats.
A steep drop in the number of Jews permitted to leave the Soviet Union marks the beginning of a period of strict limits on emigration that lasts until 1987.
To protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the U.S. places an embargo on grain exports to the Soviet Union and leads a boycott of the summer Olympics in Moscow.
In a lawsuit filed by the Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry, the New York State Supreme Court overturns a 1971 injunction limiting protests in front of the Soviet Mission to the UN.
Solidarity, the first independent mass political movement to emerge in the Soviet bloc, mounts a strike in Gdansk that nearly brings the Polish government to its knees.
- Jewish emigrants from the USSR: 21,471
- Soviet Jewish immigrants to US 15, 461
- Soviet Jewish immigrants to Israel: 7,570
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Police prevent 200 Jews from holding a seminar on Jewish culture and history at the apartment of recently arrested refusenik Viktor Brailovsky and threaten his wife, Irina, with arrest. The authorities also crack down on religious classes held in private homes.
In January, dissident Andrei Sakharov is sent into internal exile in Gorky as punishment for his public protest against the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and his call for the boycott of the summer Olympics in Moscow.
Vladimir Vysotsky, perhaps the most famous "bard" singer in the Soviet Union, dies. "Bard" music is performed only for small audiences in apartments or private clubs and often presents a less upbeat portrait of Soviet life than the government-sanctioned version. Tens of thousands attend his funeral and visit his grave.
One hundred thirty-nine Jews in Moscow and other cities mount a three-day hunger strike to mark the opening of the follow-up conference to the Helsinki Accords being held in Madrid.


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The Odyssey 14,000 CPU cores supercomputer from Harvard University has been exploited by a member of the university's research community for mining Dogecoin, a new cryptographic currency with a similar architecture as Bitcoin, according to Softpedia News.
"Odyssey and Research Computing resources can not be used for any personal or private gain or any non research related activity," James A. Cuff, Assistant Dean for Research Computing said. "In fact, any activities using our shared resources for any non scientific purpose that results or does not actually result in personal gain are also clearly and explicitly denied."
The individual that abused Harvard's resources has apparently been banned permanently from using any computing research facilities.
Harvard noticed the mining operation while examining "unexpected behavior" as they didn't looked into running codes and algorithms from the cluster.
"Timothy R. Peterson, a postdoctoral fellow in the Molecular and Cellular Biology Department at Harvard, has told The Crimson that hundreds or maybe even thousands of dollars of Dogecoins might have been mined," the article said.


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Off the pier
When it comes to knives and forks, are you meant to start from the outside in, or the inside out? There's no need for fussy table etiquette when you take your date for fish and chips by the sea. Off The Pier is indeed just off the pier at Williamstown and it does a cracking trade for folks chilling out in the nearby park. Their two fish choices are super fresh - local gummy and another option that changes according to what's fresh at the market (think flathead or blue grenadier).
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Bar Lourinha
Tiptoe up Little Collins Street, past the romantic, walled ''secret garden'' of the Melbourne Club and duck into Bar Lourinha. Switched-on, friendly staff and a good range of tunes (from Latin to nostalgic pop) create a sophisticated yet relaxed mood. Ordering from the tapas menu creates some fun tension about what to expect next. If your date's not into the kingfish - air-cured, thinly sliced and served with Italian ''lemon oil'' - they're probably not a keeper.
Bar Lourinha, 37 Little Collins Street, Melbourne, 9663 7980; barlourinha.com.au.
A drink is always a good way to start, and with Prudence's well-priced cocktail menu you can afford to segue into two or three. Conversation goes better with a sloe gin sour - sloe gin, gin, lemon, sugar and a maraschino cherry on top. Prudence has a laid-back, unfussy vibe and tunes by Jerry Lee Lewis and Lightnin' Hopkins set the mood. Things going well? Linger over a red curry, ordered in from nearby Melbourne Thai Cafe.
Prudence, 368 Victoria Street, North Melbourne, 9329 9267.
Thanh Nga Nine
If you're dreaming of making your date pancakes for breakfast, mix things up with pancakes for dinner. Thanh Nga Nine serve luscious, bite-sized Vietnamese coconut pancakes, made with coconut cream and rice flour and topped with mung beans and dried prawn. There's also a great selection of vegetarian fare, from vegetarian pho to salt-and-pepper silken tofu. The Saigon 333 beer is cold and the mood is cheap, cheerful and relaxed.
Thanh Nga Nine, 160 Victoria Street, Richmond, 9427 7068.
Cool, composed Carolina is the perfect place for a rendezvous. Tuck yourselves into a booth and soak up the pared-back, stylish decor, with a pressed tin ceiling and a dark wood bar. After a very good short black, banish coffee breath with a plate of brioche French toast with orange blossom cream. From Wednesday to Saturday, Carolina's also open for chilled-out dinner dates or drinks. Alt country and Brit pop tunes keep the mood upbeat.
Carolina, 11 Nicholson Street, Brunswick East, 0425 731 315.
What's your go-to date night destination? Jump on the comments and share your suggestion.


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I'll always think of Craigslist as my first and main resource, but sometimes the breadth of the site is so intimidating.
On that note, Teachstreet is like the Craigslist for learning — whether you want to be the teacher or the student.
If you want to learn the guitar and you live in Seattle, put both of those things in the fields on the homepage, then watch as your results are sorted by ratings, along with a map in the margin showing you which teachers are nearest to you!
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Wednesday, July 03, 2013
HEMPSTEAD, NEW YORK—Anagnostis Agelarakis of Adelphi University took a 2,500-year-old arm bone pierced with a bronze arrowhead that had been discovered in Northern Greece to Dr. Helise Coopersmith, a musculoskeletal and body imaging radiologist for the North Shore LIJ Health System and a professor at Hofstra University. Agelarakis suspected that ancient Greek surgeons had not removed the piece of arrowhead from the soldier's ulna because a barb at its end anchored it to the bone. Moving it would have caused even more damage to the man's arm. Coopersmith's x-rays of the bone showed that the arrowhead indeed had a barb at its end, and that a bony spur had grown around it. She could tell that the soldier survived his wound without suffering a life-threatening infection. However, the arrowhead would have made it difficult for the battle-scarred veteran to flex his fingers.
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The US space agency has denied funding to service the Hubble Space Telescope in its proposed 2006 budget, effectively ending the telescope's mission in two years.
Astronomers had hoped NASA would allocate the estimated one billion dollars necessary to prolong the life of the satellite-based telescope, which has enabled scientists to look deep into space and unravel some of the universe's mysteries.
"Hubble is a spacecraft that is dying," says NASA comptroller Steve Moskowitz.
"We have decided that the risks associated with the Hubble servicing at this time don't merit going forward," he says.
Moskowitz says that NASA had allocated US$75 million (A$98 million) in its budget for the fiscal year beginning October 2005 to plan a robotic mission to prepare the satellite for decommissioning and a safe descent into the ocean.
Since it entered into service in 1990, Hubble has established the age of the Milky Way, helped gather evidence to support the Big Bang theory and provided the first convincing proof by an optical telescope of the existence of black holes.
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On behalf of the Board, Director Kennedy and everyone at the G.A.B., thank you to all County and Municipal Clerks for completing all of the required Wisconsin Elections Data Collection System (WEDCS) reports for the 2013 election year. Special thanks are due to those who completed the additional GAB-190 reports for the three Special Assembly Primaries and Elections for the 21st, 69th, and 82nd Assembly Districts. We recognize the time and effort required of clerks to meet these Federal and State statutory reporting requirements. This information helps us to complete many reports on behalf of clerks, and to provide valuable data to policymakers, the media, and the public.
There are several ways that you can access completed reports, as well as other useful data. To access individual GAB-190 reports follow these five simple steps:
- Login to WEDCS.
- Click on 'REPORTS' from the menu on the left.
- Select an election from the drop-down menu at the top of the page.
- Select the reporting unit (or all reports) from the drop-down menu at the top of the page.
- Click the 'VIEW REPORT' button.
G.A.B. staff also posts the GAB-190 statistics on our website once all municipalities and counties have completed their reports as a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. The completed statistics are available online here: http://gab.wi.gov/publications/statistics/gab-190. Additional election-related statistics are available at http://gab.wi.gov/elections-voting/statistics. Some examples of these include historic statewide voter turnout, and the number of actively registered voters statewide by age group, ward, municipality, county, State Assembly District, State Senate District, and Congressional District.
We also would like to again thank the clerks whose feedback helped create the new WEDCS forms, update the GAB-190 Help Guide, and extend the reporting deadlines. To recap information we have previously provided, here is a brief summary of the changes with links to the new forms:
- The GAB-190F is required when there is a Federal office on the ballot. State Statutes requires that these statistics must be entered into WEDCS within 30 days of the Federal Election. This will be every Partisan Primary in August, every General Election in November, the Presidential Preference Election in April every four years, and any special election for a Federal office (http://gab.wi.gov/forms/gab-190-federal).
- The GAB-190NF is required whenever there is not a Federal office on the ballot, but there is a state office or statewide referendum. State Statutes require that these statistics must be entered into WEDCS within 30 days of the State Election (http://gab.wi.gov/forms/gab-190-non-federal).
- The GAB-191 is the Election-Specific Cost Report. This form is only required for the Spring Election in April and the General Election in November, and includes only those costs that relate to that specific election and excludes any costs related to a potential primary. The Election-Specific Cost Report must be entered into WEDCS within 60 days of the election (http://gab.wi.gov/forms/gab-191).
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New Year's Eve winter sun holidays
By the time New Year's Eve rolls round, most of us are sick and tired of the cold. Well, we're are pretty sick and tired of the weather generally, whether it's storm clouds, grey clouds or rain clouds... but it's particularly gloomy come the month of December. It's a time of slush and snow, bad scarves and songs – especially those we only ever sing once a year (here's looking at you Auld Lang Syne). So forget bubble wrapping your Georgian windows this winter (don't judge me – they were tough times), and instead stroll along the shore, toes in the sand, champagne in hand as the clock strikes 12. It beats watching Jools Holland hands-down. Sadly, you'll have to forget the French Riveria or Spain for a quick reprieve. The Med is, for the most part, cool – but the further you travel, the better it gets.
Top destinations for New Year's Eve
New Year's Eve in Rajasthan, India
What do you eat on New Year's Day? I'm guessing it's not curry, but it should be. Not to reduce this gargantuan country to clichéd cuisine, India's a country of amazing diversity – and the state of Rajasthan's always a good place to witness it. It contains some of the coolest cities in India, foremost of which is Jaipur. Though often crowded and noisy (beware of the rickshaws – seriously) it's worth bearing with the bustle to sample its culture away from the tourist trail. Grab a lassi and admire the five-storied Hawa Mahal, before people-watching from the inside – just observing 'Pink City' life is worth the trip. As for NYE, there'll be swish dinners and masquerade parties galore.
New Year's Eve in Miami, Florida
Travel across the pond this year to Miami, Florida, and it's unlikely we'll get you back; the sun-soaked, southeastern tip of the US is a pretty great spot at any time of year. Come New Year's Eve, however, and its nightclubs will be filled with rich and beautiful people; the rest of us gather for the free fireworks celebration near Ocean Drive and 8th Street... Once you've got over the hangover, you'll know what to do: South Beach; Latin food; expensive martinis and even more expensive yachts. Miami doesn't disappoint on the activity (or non-activity, as the case may be) front. As for specifics, head for the Everglades: it'll be just the breath of fresh air you need.
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New Year's Eve in Sydney, Australia
Sydney has come a long way since its humble beginnings. Sydney Opera House; Sydney Harbour Bridge; more famous restaurants, nightclubs and museums than you could shake a stick at. Climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge, or simply jumping on a ferry, are actually both great ways to acclimatise youself – but they sure won't give you much in the way of what to do next. Our recommendation? Slap on the suncream and join the bronzed bodies of Bondi Beach. And, when that becomes a little too lazy, grab your gladrags (or T-shirt and jeans – whatever, this is Sydney!) and hop on a luxury catamaran to watch the New Year roll in.
New Year's Eve in Cairo, Egypt
It's certainly going to be sunny come December, but temperatures won't be topping the 30s like they do in summer. It's a much nicer time to explore the city's main attractions, sit back with a sheesha and a nice glass of sweet tea. You'll want to see the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Great Sphinx of course, but then what? Well, the Museum of Antiquities will take up an entire day (or two), and you'll want to stroll around Islamic Cairo, transporting you back – not quite as far as Giza – to medieval Egypt. Then, at sunset, you could head up Mokattam Mountain: in a city with 7 million people, there aren't many places free from chaos, but at the top you'll find one of them.
New Year's Eve in Barbados, the Caribbean
Last on the list is that most famous of winter destinations, Barbados. It's the place to be for basking in the sun, swimming in the sea, relaxing under palm trees... y'know, just being a great big lump for a fortnight! Sure, there are other things to see and do in Barbados, but nothing comes close to spending your time on your tan. If you tire of all that peace and tranquillity, however, there are plantation homes and rum producers, and – if you're already on the east coast, and not the superstar-laden west – crazy waves to tackle on your board. Come New Year's Eve, stuff your face with flying fish and Bajan bread pudding, before making the most of that rum you bought.


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HONOLULU – Lane Kiffin wants it to end. So do Cody Kessler, Max Wittek, fans and reporters. Even Traveler, USC's equine mascot, is probably pawing his straw anxiously, waiting for some finality.
It refuses to die, though, like some slasher-film monster. Get ready for The Nightmare on Quarterback Street, Part 2, coming soon to the Coliseum, because USC's signal-calling derby didn't end in Honolulu.
Kessler and Wittek each had a good, fair chance to win the job outright on Saturday night, to make Kiffin's choice easy, but by the end of the No. 24 Trojans' 30-13 victory over Hawaii, clarity remained elusive.
Kessler played the entire first half and the first second-half series, and finished 10 of 19 for 95 yards, one touchdown and one interception. Wittek went 5 of 10 for 77 yards, no touchdowns and no interceptions.
Neither quarterback looked comfortable. Kessler seemed overwhelmed by his first college start and off-page with his receivers. Wittek showed a lack of mobility and struggled with touch on deeper balls. Both were sunk by frequent offensive-line breakdowns and by receivers who dropped catchable balls.
"I'd be lying if I said we both had our best days, especially me," Kessler said. "There's some things I want to go back and change, but Hawaii's defense played well. They had a great scheme for us."
Attention now turns to next Saturday's home opener (and Pac-12 opener) against Washington State, and while Kiffin hasn't directly said it, it seems that the competition will continue then.
"I was hoping that a long time ago, that it would be settled," Kiffin said. "It's not my job to just do what makes me feel good. I have to make sure I'm doing what's in the best interests of the team. I think that showed (against Hawaii). There was not an obvious No. 1 out there."
Perhaps a change in rotation is in order. Kiffin informed the quarterbacks on Wednesday that Kessler would go first — because of a stronger week of practice, the coach said — but Wittek was told to be ready at any time. The offense showed a slight improvement under Wittek's direction, but not a dramatic one.
"Cody had a phenomenal week of preparation, including the end of the week," Kiffin said. "He was really lights-out. I anticipated that both guys would play great, and that Cody would go right in there and do really well. Unfortunately, that didn't happen."
Kiffin rarely attempted to test Hawaii's secondary with his play-calling, and neither quarterback had much help from teammates. Hawaii exploited USC's line, particularly at right guard, where John Martinez tried to play through an injury, and at left tackle, where Chad Wheeler made his first start.
Marqise Lee finished with eight catches for 104 yards, but also had a couple conspicuous drops. The run game was solid, behind Tre Madden (109 yards on 18 carries), and Justin Davis (74 yards on 14 carries).
"My mindset for this game was like, the offense coming in with two quarterbacks, we'd probably be rusty at the get-go, and that's what it was," Lee said. "At the end of the day, we won."
Yes, thanks to the defense. USC's aggressive "52" scheme, implemented by new coordinator Clancy Pendergast, generated four interceptions, seven sacks and limited Hawaii to 231 yards.
USC's defense accounted for one touchdown itself — safety Josh Shaw's 35-yard interception return — and its three other interceptions led to 13 points by the offense. Safety Dion Bailey had a team-high seven tackles, one interception and one sack. Linemen George Uko and Leonard Williams each had two sacks.
"We're definitely a much more aggressive defense," Bailey said. "The players on our defense, we like it. We like going at people, punching people in the mouth and not sitting back and waiting to adjust to people. Making people adjust to us, that's what Coach P always says."
USC's front seven and safeties had a great game, but starting cornerbacks Anthony Brown and Kevon Seymour both left in the first half with injuries, and Hawaii exploited backup corners Torin Harris and Devian Shelton in the second half. Kiffin said he didn't know how long Brown and Seymour would be out.
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We need to do a better job not overreacting to movement on the inside. That is what often lead to their offensive rebounds.
I watched all the games this past weekend and one of the announcers said that the home team rebounds airballs like 97% of the time. Have no recollection which game that was on
That was our game Buck. Barry said the offensive team gets the rebound off airballs 99.3% of the time. I didn't see anyway that is actually accurate.
I'm surprised we didn't see some Inferno on DRose, even if for a little bit of the game.
Maybe he was joking?
I couldn't really tell
That was the impression I got, however as Trader Joe said it was kind of hard to tell because he said it so matter of factly.
I agreed with almost everything your wrote, Peck. However, I didn't think that Paul George was very effective guarding Derrick Rose. He bothered his jumper because of his length and ability to get a hand in his face but when Rose put the ball on the floor, he blew by PG like he was standing still.
The Pacers are going to have to dare Rose to shoot the 3 point shot/long jumper and make him beat them from the perimeter. I'm also wondering if the Pacers should just abandon the idea of trapping him because his way too quick and just focus on everyone else and force Rose to beat them from the perimeter. He's so good he still might score 39 on them from out there but they can't allow him to get that first step on them time and time again like they did in Game 1.
Overall, I was proud of the Pacers in game 1 and I expected them to lose. I never dreamed that they would be up 10 points in the fourth quarter or hold the lead for 47 minutes of the game. It sure would've been sweet if they could've pull off the upset but I'm still overjoyed at how well the starters played on the big stage in their first postseason game (Danny's first postseason game as a starter). The future is bright for this Pacers squad. They're just one dynamic slasher/scorer away from being a contender.
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He was talking about air balls that don't land out of bounds and he wasn't joking at all. He said it's a proven fact.
He seemed to be right base on the Pacers vs. Bulls game. There were about 3-4 air balls that fit that criteria in that game and each one was grabbed by the offensive team.
When Rose ripped the ball out of Tyler's hands one time, I finally realized that Jones would fair no better.
Rose is STRONG. And so quickness is our only tool against his penetrating strength. We have to get a charge on him.
But most ORebs were grabbed by them. I think he was hyperbolic with the statement. But more often times than not the offensive team grabs the airball if it does not go out of bounds.
I remember looking at the replay and seeing that arm sweep to clear Tyler away and thinking "there is no way that's incidental contact."
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
Man, I'm glad BDub's didn't have the volume turned up. Anyone know who is doing our game tonight?
In Kurt Thomas' defense, he was looking the opposite direction when he inadvertently hit Tyler with the elbow. It wasn't a measured move to where he swung the elbow to make Tyler back up. I don't think he saw him or even knew he was in the vicinity.
That's definitely a foul though and for Barry to say otherwise was just stupid. I also thought Kurt's complaining to the referee while Tyler was knocked cold to the floor was equally stupid.
Look at the replay again. It wasn't a matter of Tyler coming into the range of motion for the elbow while Thomas went up for the ball. Thomas was sweeping his arm back to clear Tyler (or whatever defender might be coming) away from the rebound.
Yes, I agree the elbow was inadvertent. But no, the hit was not, nor was it incidental.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
I need to synch up the radio, if Barry does another game. They couldn't even follow the game action, since they were too busy with pre thought-out speeches on the Bulls/Rose greatness.
Really, it would be nice to at least know how many fouls a guy has who just picked one up. At least pay a little attention to the action.
Best comment I saw was on the Hansbrough/Kurt Thomas deal, when Barry said I think you can either call that a foul or just let it go. Someone tweeted, in what MMA?
You are right. He said that it, "could have easily not have been called...Bennet Salvatore saw him go down and made the call".
Kurt pushed him baseline and as Tyler tried to move into the rebound got caught. It was a good call.
And most of the calls were good. I think officiating this was not as bad as it could have been. We legitimately did not draw a charge. Rose grazed us as he side stepped or he shot through the lane before the player can stop his movement towards Rose.
As I've said, I have no problems with a no offensive foul call on the Rose grazes. I have huge problems with the defensive foul call.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
How about a one-two strategy where the first defender sets up to draw the charge. Rose, who always likes to go right, tries to "graze" him, only to have another defender step up to THAT spot and draw the charge.
That probably leaves three guys wide open, but, hey, I'm searchin' for answers.
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The Dunleavy foul, was a foul. But if that was called, then the Darren play was a foul.
Wade got similar calls when the Heat won it all.
but my point is vogel may have tried that by putting more bodies in the paint.
Just to chime in, Barry did say "90 something %" thing about offensive rebounds, I couldn't tell if he was joking or not.
Barry did say that the Thomas elbow to the head, paraphrased "should not have been called a foul because it was not on purpose" I watched it twice. A really moronic thing to say, especially when Tyler was on the ground face down looking like he maybe be knocked out and could possibly be hurt really bad.
With Barry and that other guy we really got the bottom of the barrel amongst commentators.
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I took the made up stat as his attempt at some Bill Walton-style hyperbole. Say something so ridiculous as seriously as possible to throw your colleague off his routine.


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Wuli Records Releases Lee DeWyze's 'Slumberland'
Before Lee Dewyze became an Idol on America's favorite singing contest, he wrote and recorded two albums in his hometown with an all star band including Louis Svitek, previously of Ministry, MOD and Mind Funk, Rob Bonaccorsi, from FrEddy Jones Band and Ryan McGuire. Wuli is proud to announce a new collaboration with Universal Music Group/Fontana Distribution to bring these two albums to a broader audience so that fans can discover the rawness of Lee's early work. 'Slumberland', the first release of this new partnership is available today on iTunes and retailers nationwide. A remixed and remastered version of the album 'So I'm Told' will be available November 9. Wuli also has a limited number of raw video footage of Lee available to broadcast outlets and select web venues.
Early reviews have been enthusiastic:
"The collaboration of rich deep vocals along with brilliant guitar work is multi-faceted and evocative." Julia Antia, Splash Magazine
"Through the flowing choruses, sometimes light and sometimes rich accompaniment...", 'Slumberland' delivers a mature songwriting style. "So refined that you would have no idea that it was even a minor label effort". Freelance writer RoBert Lawrence.
Wuli Records, http://wulirecords.com, was founded by Louis Svitek and Ryan T. McGuire in 2004. Wuli, which is Mandarin for "patterns of organic energy", aims to channel talent by guiding artistic vision with strategic development. Both are invested in the entire process from concept through final production.
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Capitals win third straight, beat Maple Leafs 2-0
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Washington Capitals kept up their latest surge and piled on the misery of a fading playoff contender Sunday, with Michal Neuvirth getting his third shutout of the season in a 2-0 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Neuvirth made 23 saves, and Brooks Laich and Matthieu Perreault scored for Washington.
The Capitals remained a point behind Florida for the Southeast Division lead.
The Panthers beat Carolina on Sunday.
Jonas Gustavsson made 21 saves for the Maple Leafs, who have lost four straight and 10 of 11. Toronto was shut out in both of its weekend games.


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Lewis Hamilton reclaimed the top step of the F1 podium in style as he took full advantage of a rare retirement for Sebastian Vettel to win the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
The Briton started alongside the world champion after missing out on pole position in qualifying and had slotted in behind the fleeing German when a right rear puncture sent the Red Bull pirouetting off the circuit at turn two.
It appears that putting the wheel over the far edge of the kerb was to blame for the deflation, but needing to drive the entire circuit before returning to the pits effectively ended Vettel's race as the flailing rubber damaged the rear of the RB7 beyond repair. Remarkably, it was Vettel's first DNF of the season, his first since Korea last year, and only the second for Red Bull as a team in 2011 following Mark Webber's self-induced exit at Monza, but it opened the door for a different face out front.
Hamilton needed no second bidding to seize the initiative, pulling an immediate gap over his pursuers, who spent the opening lap squabbling amongst themselves. The other McLaren of Jenson Button had initially held third, but was quickly passed for what became second by a fast-starting Fernando Alonso, who had already dispensed with Mark Webber. Felipe Massa slotted into fourth, ahead of the two Mercedes, who uncomfortably close - for the second year in succession - on the run to the first chicane.
Once the DRS systems were activated, Button - with Alonso out of reach - also came under pressure from Webber, but the double zone, situated so close together on Yas Marina's two longest straights, allowed the Briton to come straight back at his rival. Although Button then appeared to pull out of Webber's reach, the pair were back together for a second bite eight laps later, with wheels banging before Webber clobbered the inside kerb and ran wide, allowing Button to reclaim third once more. The Briton, however, was wounded, and any thought of launching a mid-race push to catch the leaders largely evaporated along with his McLaren's KERS.
If Webber had any thought of capitalising, however, that disappeared at the first round of pit-stops. Massa began the rush for tyres on lap 15th, with the top three coming in next time around. Webber ran another lap longer, but a sticky right rear cost him nearly six seconds to those around him and dropped the Australian behind Massa.
Approaching mid-distance, Hamilton held a 3.6secs advantage over Alonso, who was hanging with the McLaren despite not being able to show anything like comparable pace through practice and qualifying. The Spaniard was, in turn, comfortably ahead of Button, with Massa able to run ahead of Webber, Nico Rosberg, Adrian Sutil and Paul di Resta who, unlike the majority, started on the harder prime tyre and made it last through to lap 27, having kept his slower machine ahead of faster rivals for much of the opening period.
Further back, Sauber's Kamui Kobayashi and Sergio Perez were hovering just outside the top ten despite having made early stops to rid themselves of the medium compound, while Heikki Kovalainen had his Lotus up into the top 15, just ahead of the recovering Williams duo who had been forced to start from the very back after engine and penalty woes respectively.
Webber was unable to make DRS work for him when he caught Massa either, and the Red Bull team opted to try an alternative strategy, fitting another set of softs to the Australian's car when he made his second stop. The trade-off for better pace, however, was the need to make a third stop late in the race to complete the mandatory run on both supplied compounds.
Button, whose KERS 'failure' was intermittent and forced the Briton not only to reset the system, but also to play braking roulette without knowing whether he'd have the extra assistance that KERS usually provides. His second stop fitted the expected primes, but dropped the Briton behind Rosberg's Mercedes, while Massa ran ahead of the German as he searched for his first top four finish of the year.
At the same time, however, Alonso's refusal to give up on his chase of Hamilton added extra intrigue to the battle at the front as the gap between the top two closed to jut over a second as the leader pitted for the final time. Alonso now needed to push harder still if he was to move ahead and claim an unlikely victory but, despite relentless effort, his chances of emerging ahead of the McLaren was hampered by finding an HRT heading for the pits immediately ahead of him. A slightly slower than usual stop also added to Alonso's woe, and Hamilton was comfortably back in front by the time both were back on track.
Red Bull's tactical switch for Webber also required the Australian to bang in qualifying style laps, and he responded, racking up a series of fastest times as he homed in on Button. The difference in the tyre performance was evident as he caught and passed the McLaren for fourth, but time was running out for Webber to stop again and rejoin ahead of his rival.
While Hamilton continued to reign supreme out front, holding Alonso's continued challenge at arm's length, Massa's chances of recording his best finish of the season ended when the Brazilian lost his car with a handful of laps to run. Although Yas Marina's expansive run-off areas meant that he did not hit anything, the Ferrari dropped away from Webber, giving the Australian a cushion to at least hold on to fourth at the end.
Red Bull finally made the call with a lap to run, limiting the time the RB7 would have to run on the less favourable prime as much as possible but, as expected, there wasn't enough in hand to prevent Button from claiming the final podium position. That result was enough for the Briton to ensure he finished ahead of Hamilton in the championship, regardless of what his team-mate did on the day, but Button is not yet safe as runner-up to Vettel with one race to run.
Hamilton eventually crossed the line eight seconds ahead of Alonso, punching the air with delight and dedicating the victory - his first since dominating at the Nurburgring in July - to his mother, who was in the crowd of happy McLaren mechanics when he returned to the pit-lane. The Briton's demeanour was clearly different to that of the past couple of races, and it is to be hoped that he can now move on from the demons that have plagued his past few months.
Alonso and Webber remain in the hunt for second overall, despite none of those giving vain chase to Vettel admitting to wanting the position, going to Interlagos ten and 22 points behind Button respectively after finishing second and fourth in the race, while Massa came home ahead of Rosberg, the German having dropped back at his final stop.
Mercedes team-mate Michael Schumacher also added to his points tally despite suffering a puncture in the closing stages and having to park up immediately after taking the flag. The seven-time champion admitted that he had not forced the issue with Rosberg on the opening lap as the younger German was on the better tyre, but was unable to hang onto his tail thereafter.
Force India's decision to run different tyre strategies for Sutil and di Resta paid off with a double points finish, moving the team a little further ahead of both Sauber and Toro Rosso. Kamui Kobayashi's single point for tenth place also broke the tie that existed between the Swiss and Italian outfits before the race. STR's Sebastien Buemi was among the race's four retirements, joining Vettel, Virgin's Jerome d'Ambrosio and HRT's Daniel Ricciardo, while Jaime Alguersuari managed only 15th, coming home four places behind the second Sauber of Perez.
There were issues with drivers ignoring blue flags, which hampered both Hamilton and Alonso, as well as Webber, at different times, and Pastor Maldonado and Bruno Senna were both penalised, finishing 14th and 16th as a result. Rubens Barrichello, meanwhile, climbed from 23rd to twelfth to end a frustrating weekend on something of a positive note.


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The new football districts are pretty screwy (8A? Really?) and shake up the matchups we've come to know and love over the past few years. We're taking a look at a district a day, with Class 8A, District 6 on tap today.
• Alonso
• Bloomingdale
• Plant
• Wharton
Out with the old
Chamberlain and Gaither are left behind from the old 5A-5 district they shared with Alonso and Plant, which both move up to the state's largest class.
In with the new
Bloomingdale and Wharton join from their respective 5A classes, creating a four-team district that includes schools from all corners of the county. We wish Wharton luck navigating from New Tampa to Westchase in rush-hour traffic for a district game. Our advice: Leave early.
Five things to expect this fall
Plant will face a daunting nondistrict schedule: A four-team district leaves some open spots on the schedule. So mix in some of the county's top teams (Armwood, Hillsborough, Jesuit, Robinson, TBT) and sprinkle in some national powers — preseason classic vs. Miami Columbus and a pending Week 3 game against Bergen (N.J.) Catholic at Manatee — and you have a schedule fit for a champion.
People will doubt Plant, and Plant will prove said people wrong: After the Panthers won two state titles in 4A, some said they wouldn't be able to do it in 5A. Then they won another title. Now they make a jump to the new 8A. The Panthers might drop a few games early, but we're keeping our feet away from our mouths this year.
Big things from Wharton: The Wildcats have a wealth of young talent in New Tampa, and by the end of the season you will know about it — and could anoint them as the best team on the rise.
Baby steps at Bloomingdale: The Bulls won just two games last season, but that was two more than 2009. Buuuut, those wins came against Leto and Riverview, which were a combined 0-20 on the field. Coach John Booth is leading the program in the right direction, but 8A will be a bear for the Bulls.
A search for stability at Alonso: New coach Brian Emanuel is the program's third coach in three seasons. Alonso has been stuck at four regular-season wins the past two years, but made the postseason both times. This year it will likely need more.
Players to watch
WR Austin Aikens, Plant: Big-play receiver (35 receptions, 820 yards, six TDs) averaged 23.5 yards a catch; has plenty of D-I interest.
WR/DB Antonio Crawford, Plant: Latest in a line of multidimensional two-way skill players to blossom in their senior season at Plant.
RB Brandon Holloway, Alonso: Arguably one of the fastest players in Hillsborough County; the senior will have a breakout season.
CB Vernon Hargreaves, Wharton: Future is now for one of the bay area's top Class of 2013 recruits.
QB Chase Litton, Wharton: From what we've seen of this sophomore, he's a poised signal caller (106 QB rating last year) who has just scratched the surface of his talent.
Mark your calendars
Wharton at Plant, Oct. 6: Considering the rivalry these teams have developed over the 7-on-7 season, they'll be old foes by then. Our early take is that this game could decide a district title.
"Wharton to me, we've seen a lot of them recently, they look like one of the up-and-coming teams. They're going to be really tough. Alonso's a team we've battled with over the years, so we know they're going to be just as much up for the challenge. Bloomingdale we haven't seen much of, but it looks like they're on the up and up. The most important thing is that you take care of your district first and don't get too far ahead. We know it's going to be a challenge and we look forward to it. In the end, you can go 3-7 and as long as those three wins are those three games, you're in good shape." — Plant coach Robert Weiner
Projected finish
1. Plant
2. Wharton
3. Alonso
4. Bloomingdale
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BROOKSVILLE — As she dozed in the cramped bedroom of Robert Rutherford's apartment, Treva Lynn Anderson said, she was awakened by a pair of hands running between her thighs.
Anderson said she jerked away from Rutherford and shoved him off the bed. She felt trapped. She felt frightened. She felt as if she needed to escape.
And Rutherford stood between her and the front door.
"There was no way to get out of there easily," Anderson said. "I did what I had to do to get out. I freaked out and maybe did more than was necessary at the time."
After almost an hour of testimony that revealed a number of new details about the case, Anderson's troubled past and the dismal set of circumstances that led her to Rutherford's apartment, a Hernando circuit judge on Friday sentenced the 24-year-old woman to 25 years in prison in the death of the man known to most of his friends as "Bunk" or "Bunky,"
"You've had one of the toughest upbringings that I've ever had to hear of," Circuit Judge Stephen Rushing said. "Some people will say this sentence was too lenient or too harsh. … But I think it's fair."
Rutherford, 68, was found beaten and strangled in his Brooksville home on Feb. 14, 2008. Authorities said Rutherford frequently let young women, some of them drug addicts, into his apartment.
But Anderson's tearful testimony during her sentencing hearing was the first public glimpse into what might have led to the grisly scene inside Rutherford's tiny home in the Julian Apartments in Brooksville.
Anderson, who had been abandoned by her mother at an early age and who had been a sexual assault victim, was unemployed; she had been staying in a number of places in the weeks before she was arrested. She said her car had stopped working, forcing her to get around on foot and catch rides from friends and strangers alike.
That was how she came to know "Bunk," Anderson said during a nearly half-hour address at the hearing. She softly read a lengthy, handwritten statement to the judge from five sheets of yellow legal paper.
After Anderson spent a night of talking and drinking with friends at a nearby mobile home park, Rutherford came stumbling into the conversation. Anderson said he was too drunk to drive his car, so she volunteered to drive him back to his house.
Rutherford offered her money for a taxi ride home. Anderson said she took the money, but used the cash to buy cigarettes and food for her dog. She walked to a friend's home that night.
On another night — the night of the murder — Anderson said she borrowed Rutherford's car to meet up with friends at a Brooksville restaurant. When she returned to Rutherford's apartment later that night, Anderson said, he was upset and apparently under the influence of drugs.
Rutherford told her she didn't have permission to borrow his car. Anderson told him he needed to stop taking pills. Then they went to sleep for the night in separate rooms, she said. Later that night, she told the judge, she felt Rutherford's hands on her legs.
At that point, Rushing warned her about going into further detail that could jeopardize a future appeal.
Her eyes filled with tears, Anderson said little else about what happened in the apartment, but she apologized for her actions.
"I get sick to my stomach thinking about his death," she said. "It's hard for me to carry that on my heart. I didn't want this to happen."
Anderson had a drug habit that was escalating at the time of her arrest Feb. 14, court documents show. Three months earlier, she had pleaded no contest and received a probationary sentence for filing a false police report. She claimed she was robbed when in fact she had used the money to buy drugs.
Prosecutors agreed to reduce her first-degree murder charge and cap her sentence at 30 years, instead of life, as part of a deal in the Rutherford case. Assistant State Attorney Pete Magrino, the county's chief homicide prosecutor, said Rutherford's family had been hoping for the maximum sentence.
"Certainly, the judge gave her a break," Magrino said.
Anderson's public defender, Tricia Jenkins, declined to comment.
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Chairman Allen J. Ellender of the Senate Agriculture Committee today cited Jewish Orthodox religious opposition to a House-approved humane slaughter bill when an attempt was made on the Senate floor to substitute the House bill for one recommended by Sen. Ellender's committee.
The Senate took up the committee's milder bill which calls for a two-year study. Advocates of the House bill moved to substitute the stronger measure. This is the bill opposed by Orthodox Jewry.
Speaking against the House-approved bill urged by Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, Minnesota Democrat, and 18 others, Sen. Ellender said an opinion was expressed before his committee by religious Jews that the House bill would "invade" Jewish religious rites.
In response, Sen. Humphrey and Sen. Richard Neuberger, Oregon Democrat, cited provisions they saidaiequately protected Jewish religious slaughtering methods.
A Louisiana Democrat, Sen. Ellender, said the House bill is inefficient and undesirable. He urged adoption of his committee's bill providing a long study to decide on humane slaughter legislation.
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text: Oklahoma plan is man-to-man By Dave Hickman November 13, 2012 Story Share MORGANTOWN - There's good news and bad for West Virginia's somewhat-struggling offense this week, and both come in the style of defense the Mountaineers will face Saturday against No. 13 Oklahoma.The good news is that perhaps for the first time all season - and certainly for the first time in the past four games - West Virginia won't see the style of defense that opponents have been borrowing from each other to stop an attack once thought nearly unstoppable. Oklahoma won't drop into deep, safe zone coverage designed to take away big plays.But while that might be a welcome respite, the Sooners' version of the alternative is not. Oklahoma will match up four or five defenders against WVU's four or five receivers, play man-to-man coverage and simply see who is best.The bad news is that, so far, Oklahoma has won those battles against everyone it has played."It boils down to they think they've got better players than [the opponents] they play,'' West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen said Tuesday. "And that's why that scheme is pretty good, because they've got pretty good players.''Indeed, while the teams that have managed to stop or dramatically slow down West Virginia's offense during the team's four-game losing streak have done so as much with scheme as personnel, Oklahoma seldom has an issue with personnel.Much like other traditional powers the likes of Alabama, LSU, Texas, etc., the Sooners have a roster filled with five-star recruits. It's nice to pair those players with a good scheme, of course, but sometimes the best scheme that can be devised is one that simply allows talented players to show that they are better than those on the other team.That's the relatively simple challenge facing West Virginia when the Mountaineers (5-4, 2-4 Big 12) host the Sooners (7-2, 5-1) at 7 p.m. Saturday at Mountaineer Field. Simple to understand, that is; not simple to win.What Oklahoma does on defense is unusual and certainly a nod toward combating the high-powered passing attacks in the Big 12. The Sooners will play a four-man front and behind that two and sometimes just one linebacker. On the back end are two safeties and in the middle three or four cover guys.Mathematically, the alignment sometimes works out to almost a 4-1-4-2 or 4-2-3-2 alignment.The basic idea seems to be this: There's a four-man front and a linebacker to play the run and rush the passer, cover guys in the middle to lock down one-on-one with wide receivers and the two safeties to either help in coverage or come up and fill in against the run. The results this year have been overall successful, but still mixed. Take Baylor last week, for example. The Bears, who threw 47 times for 581 yards against West Virginia, ran the ball 51 times for 252 yards against Oklahoma. The Sooners won 42-34, but those rushing numbers were alarming."[It wasn't just] last week. It's every week,'' Holgorsen said of OU almost ceding the run in order to stop the pass. "They do the same thing every time.''Whether West Virginia can take advantage of that, however, remains to be seen. The Mountaineers haven't run the ball exceptionally well since the Texas game, which not coincidentally was the team's last win. If they can't, it will be up to Geno Smith and the passing game to win some of those battles. But that's where the bad news is. Oklahoma leads the Big 12 and is No. 8 in the nation in pass defense, No. 2 in pass efficiency defense. The Sooners have given up just three touchdown passes all season, none when it mattered (one to Florida A&M and two to Texas after building a 56-8 lead).Consider this: Oklahoma has faced Collin Klein of Kansas State, Seth Doege of Texas Tech and Nick Florence of Baylor, who combined to throw for 14 touchdowns and an average of 468 yards against WVU. Against the Sooners those three threw for an average of 175 yards and zero touchdowns.While that is certainly as much an indictment of WVU's defense as anything else, it still serves to illustrate what West Virginia's offense is up against this week. That defensive alignment can't possibly work unless the Sooners win a ton of one-on-one matchups, and obviously they have, at least in the passing game."This poses different challenges,'' Holgorsen said. "There are one-on-one matchups. Are our guys going to be good enough to win those one-on-one matchups? We'll see Saturday night.''Baylor won in the running game and kept last week's game competitive right to the end in part because the Bears were able to spread that defense even further than most Oklahoma opponents. West Virginia hopes to do the same and then rely on Tavon Austin and Stedman Bailey to win matchups in the secondary and hope that up front the offensive line wins enough battles to spring running backs into what figures to be open space."Baylor does as good a job as anybody in the country of putting people in space. I feel like we do a pretty good job of putting people in space,'' Holgorsen said. "And then once those guys are in space it's about making some people miss, and Baylor did a pretty good job of making some people miss.'' Reach Dave Hickman at 304-348-1734 or email@example.com or follow him at Twitter.com/dphickman1. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Man charged after motorcycle pursuit early Sunday 2 Deer in 8 WV counties found dead from EHD 3 Former State Police captain now chief in Winfield 4 Innerviews: Dual-identity surgeon riding high in horse racing world 5 Preston County delegate Tony Lewis dies One ex-jock's 1970 stories that need to be told Previous Story D'Antoni, WVU football and hoops and Lee Corso Next Story


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HARTFORD – Police are searching for a New Haven man in connection with a fatal shooting at a Hartford nightclub early Friday.
Police have obtained an arrest warrant for Angel Morales, 25.
A fight broke out at Up Or On The Rocks, at 50 Union Place, around 12:30 a.m. Friday, as the club was closing. The fight continued outside, and 21-year-old Miguel Delgado of East Hartford was shot in the chest, police said; he died about two hours later at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center.