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The Manteca Kiwanis Club's traditional Independence Day pancake breakfast is set for the same time, same place on Saturday, July 3, starting at 7 a.m. at the former Dave and Sylvia's Restaurant on North Main Street.
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A NorCal soccer tournament featuring more than 100 teams earlier this year flooded the neighborhoods around Woodward Park with cars.
Manteca jeweler Evelyn Allen was a one woman "chamber of commerce" for Manteca's downtown for many years. She died this week at 102 at her Manteca home, leaving many with memories of purchasing special gifts at her store.
Manteca Youth Focus is heading back to school to recruit the new Miss Manteca and Manteca City Ambassador.
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June 29 (Bloomberg) -- New Orleans Saints Coach Sean Payton said his National Football League team had a special operative who helped win the Super Bowl: sports agent Mike Ornstein.
Payton said Ornstein helped arrange logistics such as game tickets and travel for players' in-laws, minimizing crises. He also dreamed up irritations for the Saints' opponent, the Indianapolis Colts, including strategically placing the Saints' fleur-de-lis symbol around the Miami area.
"There is a little bit of a propaganda battle to how we travel -- the hotels we're staying in, what the wives are getting, the flowers, the cameras, the billboards -- and that's one thing we felt like we needed to win prior to even playing the game," Payton said in an interview today. "By the end of the week, the scene was the fleur-de-lis everywhere."
Payton said in his new book "Home Team: Coaching the Saints and New Orleans Back to Life," that he got off to a rocky start with Ornstein, who called the team in 2006 to discourage Payton from drafting running back Reggie Bush. That conversation ended when the newly hired coach hung up on Ornstein with an expletive.
The two men became friends and by the time the Saints reached the Super Bowl, Payton had Ornstein "running Miami special ops," as the coach and co-author Ellis Henican writes in the book.
"The psych-out began with a huge Saints billboard just outside the airport, a solid black background with a giant gold fleur-de-lis. The unwritten message: 'Miami is Saints Country.'"
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Ornstein said there were about 20 billboards, placed along the routes most likely to be traveled by the Colts' buses after consultation with local police. He was hoping they'd annoy Colts quarterback Peyton Manning, who'd just won a record fourth Most Valuable Player award.
"I brought my billboard guy with me and I said, "I want that sign, that corner, that corner, that corner," Ornstein said. "As a result, wherever Peyton was, he saw the fleur-de-lis. By Wednesday, he's starting to get a little sick of us."
Pamela Humphrey, a spokeswoman for the Colts, declined to comment on Payton and Ornstein's statements. Brian McCarthy, an NFL spokesman, didn't immediately return an e-mail and a phone call seeking comment.
Ornstein said this psychological warfare is a technique he's perfected en route to helping teams including the Baltimore Ravens win six Super Bowl titles. It includes making sure the Saints players and their families received extravagant gifts such as cell phones and cameras during the week leading up to the game, and had an opportunity to show them to the Colts.
Saints players even got logoed bathrobes with their names on the back and their numbers on the sleeve.
"Here's our guys with their camcorders that have 'New Orleans Saints Super Bowl 44" on them, all filming the Colts guys," he said in an interview. "Well the Colts had just checked into their hotel and they had a Super Bowl hat and a Super Bowl t-shirt and it just didn't cut it."
Orenstein's final coup came during the game itself, when he convinced an acquaintance with access to the stadium public address system to play a Saints favorite, "Halftime (Stand up and Get Crunk)" by the Ying Yang Twins, when the team took a fourth-quarter lead.
"The Crunk song was two Super Bowl tickets to the guy who does the songs," Ornstein said.
Payton writes that he knew from experience that Ornstein's campaign could be effective. When Payton reached the Super Bowl as an assistant with the New York Giants, players kept grumbling that their opponents, the Baltimore Ravens, were getting treated better than them.
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At one point last season, Payton writes, he told Ornstein that if the Saints reached the title game, he had to find the guy who handled the Ravens' Super Bowl.
"I was the guy," Ornstein said.
Payton said he doesn't know all the details of what Ornstein did that week, just that every detail was designed to bolster the players' confidence and maybe rattle the Colts just a little bit.
"The Super Bowl is full of distractions," Payton said. "One of the things we tried to do was create an environment where not only the players, but the wives, the girlfriends, all felt it was done in a first-class manner."
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Cash Commentary for week of 13 February 2015
Grain markets were mostly quiet this week with corn and soybean futures showing little directional bias. In the cash market, basis continued to firm with US average corn basis up 2 cents while soybeans were up 3 cents a bushel.
In corn, ethanol plants continue to show less basis strength then other areas as the outlook for ethanol is clouded by falling energy prices. For the week, average basis levels improved less than 1 cent a bushel at ethanol plants. For river terminals, basis levels came under modest pressure as Gulf export basis lost 3 cents on the week. However, river terminals as a group still managed a modest half-cent a bushel gain. Weekly corn export sales of 1,000,000 MT were positive and with 17.2 MMT of corn outstanding to be shipped, the 2nd largest total for this time of year in the past 10 years, river terminals will likely need to keep their bids strong to draw gain out of reluctant farmer hands.
For soybeans, basis at the Gulf was unchanged this week but river terminals bid up basis to nearly 4 cents higher than the previous week. Export movement continues to be brisk although weekly new sales and cumulative outstanding sales are starting to slip. At crush facilities, facilities, basis levels were up 3 cents a bushel on average for the week.
Markets Prep for Long Weekend
The markets are trading higher Friday morning as traders eye a three day weekend followed by NOPA crush numbers released on Tuesday the 17th.
In the overnight session the grains are trading higher with corn up 1 ½ cents, soybeans up 7 ¼ cents and wheat up 4 ½ cents going into the morning pause in trade. This morning it was announced that 110,000 metric tons of new crop soybeans was sold to China. The market will be closed on Monday and reopen at 7 PM CST on the 16th.
The market is awaiting the NOPA crush numbers on Tuesday which are expected to decline from last month's report to 162.673 million bushels in January. This would be a sharp increase from January 2014 crush numbers which were 156.943 million bushels. Soyoil stocks are expected to come in at 1.170 billion pounds in the Tuesday report, up from 1.067 billion pounds the previous report.
In its first corn production estimate of the season Buenos Aires Grain Exchange is expecting to see 2014/15 corn production Argentina to come in at 22.3 million metric tons. This is slightly below both the USDA and the Rosario Grain Exchange which expects to see Argentina corn production at 23 MMT and 23.5 MMT respectively.
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Export Sales Released Earlier Today
Cody and Kevin break down corn basis and the export sales numbers.
Are Export Sales Strong Enough To Lift the Grains?
This morning's export sales were strong, but are they strong enough to get grain prices moving higher again?
In the overnight session corn is trading ¾ of a cent lower, soybeans are trading 2 ½ cents higher and wheat is trading lower ¾ of a cent lower going into the morning pause.
Corn export sales beat analyst expectations by increasing 19 percent week over week and booking 1,003,100 metric tons. This week's sales were well above the 600,000-800,000 metric tons expected by the market. Soybeans also had a fantastic week booking 745,400 metric tons which is up 52 percent from last week and nearly double the 250,000-450,000 metric tons expected by the market. Soybean sales are still well ahead of pace even after accounting for the 20 million bushel increase in the February WASDE report. Wheat sales improved only 3 percent over last week with a weekly total of 409,300 metric tons compared to expectations of 300,000-500,000 metric tons.
Expectations Actual
Corn 600,000-850,000 1,003,100
Soybeans 250,000-450,000 745,400
Wheat 300,000-500,000 409,300
Weekly ethanol production increased 13,000 barrels per day to 961,000 BPD even as weekly ethanol stocks rise again. This week stocks grew 149,000 barrels to 21.14 million barrels. Ethanol production continues to run 5.6 percent ahead of last year's production pace. In the February WASDE report the USDA increased their corn used for ethanol forecast by 75 million bushels, lifting their ethanol production forecast from .8 percent increase over last year to 2.3 percent.
The Rosario Grain Exchange lifted its forecast for corn and soybean production forecast for Argentina significantly in their latest report. Corn production was raised to 23.5 million metric tons compared to their last forecast of 22.4 MMT. Soybean production was increased to 58 million metric tons from 54.5 MMT. Both estimates were higher than the February WASDE report which estimated Argentina corn production at 23 MMT and soybean production at 56 MMT.
The Brazilian government's crop supply agency Conab cut its corn and soybean production estimates for Brazil in a recently released report. Corn production was lowered to 78.4 MMT from 79.1 MMT in January. Soybean production was lowered to 94.6 MMT from 95.9 MMT.
Soybeans Trade Higher
Tune in to hear Cody and Kevin discuss whether the shift in soybeans was a fundamental shift. They will also break down the weekly ethanol report and South American Production numbers.
Grain Market Continues Lower Following Tuesday Reports
The grains finished the evening session off weaker after USDA cuts corn and soybean ending stocks in yesterday's WASDE report.
In the overnight session the grains continued lower with corn down 2 ½ cents, soybeans down 2 cents and wheat down 5 cents going into this morning's pause in trading. Crude oil is also trading lower and the U.S. dollar is up a fraction of a percent.
Yesterday's WASDE report provided a small surprises for the market with both corn and soybean ending stocks revised lower, but funds responded to the news by selling 7,000 contracts of corn, 7,000 contracts of soybeans and 6,000 contracts of wheat. Traders will begin to turn their attention toward spring planted acreage expectations and continue to focus on South American production.
Yesterday, Corn ending stocks were revised 50 million bushels lower from January's report to 1.827 billion bushels. The current stocks to use ratio is now 13.38 percent. The adjustments to the balance sheet were primarily made up of an increase in corn used for ethanol by 75 million bushels. Ethanol production has been running well ahead of pace increasing 5.6 percent year over year compared January WASDE expectations of a .8 percent increase.
Soybean ending stocks declined 25 million bushels from the January report to 385 million bushels. Both export sales and crushings increased in February's by 20 million bushels and 15 million bushels respectively.
U.S. wheat ending stocks increased 5 million bushels to 692 million bushels which was slightly more than analysts expected. Export sales were revised lower by 25 million bushels which was mostly offset by a 20 million bushel decline in imports. Global wheat stocks also increased to 197.85 million metric tons, compared to expectations of 195.83 MMT.
Also in the news this morning is talks that Egypt is negotiating with Russia to be exempted from the wheat export tariffs that Russia established early this year.
Export Numbers Out Today
Cody and Kevin talk about what producers and traders should do following the export sales and production numbers.
What Surprise will the February USDA Report Hold?
Here are the analyst expectations for the February WASDE report and what traders will be paying close attention to.
In the overnight session the grains turned negative with corn down 1 ½ cents, soybeans down 2 ¼ cents and wheat down 3 ½ cents on the week. The dollar index is trading higher this morning and crude oil is trading slightly lower. This morning at 11 AM CST the USDA will release their February Supply and Demand report.
Analysts are expecting a 2 million bushel increase to both corn and wheat ending stocks, while soybean ending stocks are expected to decline 12 million bushels to 398 MBU carryout. Soybean export sales continue to run well ahead of pace, building traders' expectations that the USDA will revise export sales higher in this month's report. Looking at the last five February WASDE reports we have seen the USDA revise ending stocks on average 56 bushels lower for corn and 9 bushels lower for soybeans.
South America will be highly focused on this report as harvest begins to pick up pace in the southern hemisphere. Some traders believe that revisions in Brazil and Argentina production will occur in next month's WASDE report with such little harvest data available at this time. However, January was an exceptionally dry month for the northern part of Brazil providing 40 percent less moisture than normal over the last 30 days. With the precipitation significantly less than normal it is likely we see at least a minor revision in production in South America. The average analyst expects Brazil soybean production to be cut to 94.67 million metric tons, and corn production to be cut by nearly a half million metric tons. These production cuts will most likely be offset with increases in Argentina corn and soybean production, with the average analyst expecting 22.54 MMT and 55.58 MMT respectively.
In the overnight session Australia increased their 14/15 wheat crop estimates to 23.61 million metric tons, up from 23.22 million metric tons in December. Texas winter wheat condition also improved this week with 44 percent of the crop rated good-to-excellent up from 42 percent a week before.
Grains Trade Slightly Higher
Today Cody discusses export expectations, ending stock expectations, and South American production. Tune into tomorrow for a break down of the USDA Supply and Demand Report.
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I think few here will argue that Christopher Nolan's Batman films so far have been great. Easily the best film interpretation of the character ever made. It's highly unlikely that Warner will let a cash cow such as Batman disappear for too long, though. What is it you guys would like to see happen with the franchise after Nolan departs?
Personally, while I love the hyper-realistic take on Batman, in the next film after TDKR, I'd like to a see a more comic book Batman. I want a see a universe where Batman can face off with enemies like Clayface, Solomon Grundy, or Killer Crock. A universe where Batman could conceivable team up with Superman on occasion. Bring in Robin. Make him a teenager, not practically the same age as Bruce. The circus outfit isn't necessary. Something more along the lines of Tim Drake's Robin outfit, perhaps.
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DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Ancillary Care Services, a subsidiary of American CareSource Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: ANCI ) , announced today that its growing partnership with WLT Software is working as anticipated to streamline savings for third-party administrators and their clients.
ACS provides TPAs and their clients with a comprehensive national network of more than 34,500 provider sites in a wide range of traditionally high-cost categories, including dialysis, diagnostic imaging and infusion services. In a previously announced strategic alliance, WLT clients gained access to ACS' functionality and analytical tools, allowing them to better measure and identify opportunities for savings through the ACS network.
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Newspaper that published gun permit data hires armed guards for protection
A suburban New York newspaper that ignited a furor by publishing the identities of thousands of residents who hold gun licences has hired armed security to guard its staff after receiving an intimidating e-mail, a police report said.
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NEW YORK- A suburban New York newspaper that ignited a furor by publishing the identities of thousands of residents who hold gun licences has hired armed security to guard its staff after receiving an intimidating e-mail, a police report said.
Among a "large amount of negative correspondence" that White Plains, New York-based Journal News has received since publishing permit holders' names was one e-mail in which the sender "wondered what [the editor] would get in her mail next," according to a Clarkstown, New York, police report obtained by Reuters on Wednesday.
The editor, Caryn McBride, told police the newspaper hired a private security company whose "employees are armed and will be on site during business hours," the report said. The guards are protecting the newspaper's staff and Rockland County offices in West Nyack, New York.
Police told McBride the e-mail did not contain an explicit threat that could compel authorities to take action against the sender. The menacing e-mail was reported to police on Dec. 28.
Calls to the newspaper and the security firm, RGA Investigations, were not immediately returned.
The newspaper's editors said they sought the information after the Dec. 14 shooting deaths of 20 children and six adults at an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut, that has sparked nationwide debate about gun control.
On Tuesday, authorities in nearby Putnam County said they will refuse to release names of permit-holders to the newspaper.
"There is the rule of law, and there is right and wrong and the Journal News is clearly wrong," Putnam County Clerk Dennis Sant said in a statement. "I could not live with myself if one Putnam pistol permit-holder was put in harm's way, for the sole purpose of selling newspapers."
State gun-owner groups have called for an advertising boycott of the newspaper until it takes the map and identities off its website.
The newspaper, owned by the Gannett Co, sought the information under the state's Freedom of Information law. It says the identities are a matter of public record.
The Putnam County clerk said he has received hundreds of phone calls urging him not to give the information to the paper.
Putnam County officials are to appear on Thursday at a news conference declaring their intentions, along with state Sen. Greg Ball, a Patterson, New York, Republican who has said he will introduce legislation to keep permit information private except for access by police and prosecutors.
A similar bill he introduced failed in the state Assembly.
The newspaper's editor and publisher have said they expected the publication of the information to be controversial.
"But we felt sharing information about gun permits in our area was important in the aftermath of the Newtown shootings," said Janet Hasson, president and publisher of The Journal News Media Group.
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Another example of unexpected consequences, this time from Frances Woolley at Worthwhile Canadian Initiative, who says we need to beware of middle-aged men waving feminist flags:
On December 12, 2006, Ontario ended "mandatory retirement." As of that date, employers could no longer base termination decisions on an employee's age. Ontario was following the lead of Quebec and Manitoba, which stopped having a standard retirement age in the early 1980s. Within a couple of years, mandatory retirement had effectively ended right across the country.
Fast forward to 2014. The first Ontario professors to elude retirement are now collecting their pensions. Yup, Canada Revenue Agency requires people to begin drawing their pensions at age 71, regardless of employment status. The average salary of a full professor in Ontario is around $150,000 per year […], and university pension plans are generally fairly generous. So a typical professor working full-time into his 70s will have a combined pension plus salary income of at least $200,000 a year, often more. No wonder professors 65 and older outnumber the under 35s […]. Who would willingly give up a nice office, the freedoms of academia, and a quarter million dollars or so a year?
Now if the professors fighting to eliminate the standard retirement age had said, "we have a very pleasant lifestyle and we'd like to hang onto it, thank you very much," I could have respected their honesty, if nothing else. But instead, they draped themselves in the feminist flag. A standard retirement age of 65 was wrong because it hurt women. Thomas Klassen and David Macgregor, writing in the CAUT (Canadian Association of University Teachers) Bulletin, challenged ageism in academy on the grounds that "Mandatory retirement at an arbitrary age is devastating for female faculty who often began their careers later than males and may have had interruptions to raise children."
Two thirds of university teachers between 65 and 69 are men […], as are three quarters of those over the age of 70. This is not simply a reflection of an academy that, 20 or 30 or 40 years ago, when these folks were hired, favoured men over women. Let's rewind five years, to when the people who are now 65 to 69 were 60 to 64. This is more or less the same group of people, just at two different points in time.
In 2005-6, just before the standard retirement age ended, 65 percent of academics aged 60 to 64 were male […].
In 2010-11, when that same cohort of people were 65-69, 68 percent of those working as university teachers were male. There is hardly any hiring of individuals into university teaching in that age group. The only plausible explanation of the three percentage point increase in the proportion of men in the academia is that more women than men retired in that cohort.
The PhD students in the pipeline are 47 percent female […], as are 46 percent of Canadian assistant professors […]. Just 23 percent of full professors, however, are women. Replacing over 65 full professors with PhD students would result in a more gender-balanced academy.
I'm not trying to argue that we should reintroduce mandatory retirement in order to achieve greater gender balance. I am merely pointing out that who thought the end of mandatory retirement would disproportionately benefit women and promote gender equity were mistaken.


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"Even though the kids' table incorporates the same colors and patterns, it's not just a pint-sized version of the adult table," Deanna says. "Fun touches at each place setting will keep the kids busy throughout Thanksgiving dinner. Owl coloring pages serve as place mats. Beside each plate, there are crayons and a little composition notebook. Napkins are tied with a paper leaf and mini acorn owl made using felt." The best part about Deanna's table is that all the printable elements are now available in her shop, making at least one part of your Thanksgiving prep super easy! Keep clicking to check out all the kids' table awesomeness.
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Brothers Milibank Vie For Labour's Leadership Post
After its drubbing in the UK general election, Britain's Labour Party is looking for a new leader to replace former Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Two of the leading candidates are brothers: former Foreign Secretary David Miliband, and his younger brother Ed, who was energy minister in Brown's cabinet.
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VICKI BARKER: After 13 years in power, Britain's Labour Party is back in the political wilderness. Party members now have to decide who is likeliest to lead it out.
Mr. DAVID MILIBAND (Labour Party): I'm standing for the leadership because I believe that I can lead Labour to rebuild itself as the great reforming champion of social and economic change in this country.
BARKER: The perceived front-runner, David Miliband - until this month's election defeat, he was Britain's foreign minister.
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BARKER: Then there's David's younger brother, Ed Miliband, Gordon Brown's former energy secretary. In his campaign kick-off speech, Ed Miliband took a subtle swipe at his old boss's sometimes robotic management style.
Mr. ED MILIBAND (Labour Party): We became more like technocrats and less like transformers of our politics and our country.
BARKER: Both Milibands are clean-cut, well-spoken, center-left academic standouts who hitched their wagons early to the rising political star that came to be called New Labour. Sunder Katwala, of the left-leaning think tank the Fabian Society, insists there is a difference between the two candidates. Really.
Mr. SUNDER KATWALA (Fabian Society): I think Ed Miliband is probably a little bit to the left of his brother politically, although David Miliband is somewhat to the left of Tony Blair. So I don't accept that we have a sort of Blair-like, Brown-ite thing.
BARKER: Ah, that vexed Blair-ite Brown-ite thing. Tony Blair made the party electable by ousting its hard-left fringe and marginalizing the once- mighty unions. That was New Labour. Yet the party's leadership contest will likely be decided by Old Labour, the unions and the rank-and-file that remains largely working class. So can these people elect an electable candidate?
Hilary Benn was a cabinet minister under both Blair and Brown.
Mr. HILARY BENN (Former Cabinet Minister): The union movement is a very important part of the Labour constituency. But if we're going to win again, then we have to attract back the votes that we gained in 1997, and which we lost at the election that just took place.
BARKER: There are six contenders. Four candidates - Ed Balls, Andy Burnham and the brothers Miliband - all served in Gordon Brown's cabinet. New Labour veterans all.
Ms. DIANE ABBOTT (Labour Party): All of the front-runners are really nice, and they'll make great leaders of the Labour Party. But they all look the same. And they're all saying the same thing.
BARKER: That's another contender, Diane Abbott, who in 1987 became the first black woman elected to parliament. She says she best represents those union workers who could cast the decisive votes.
Now, each candidate must be nominated by 33 Labour lawmakers. The original deadline was this Thursday. But parliament, with its many new, first-term members, didn't even formally reopen until yesterday. From Labour's surviving left wing: outrage. Longtime Labour politician Jon Cruddas.
Mr. JON CRUDDAS (Labour Party): I've known David Miliband for 20 years, known Ed Balls for 20 years, but I don't know what they stand for, you know? And I've known them. If you're a new MP, just walked through the gates, you know, you should be given - you have to be given more time.
BARKER: The party has since relented and pushed the deadline back to early June. But so far, only the Miliband brothers have amassed enough nominations to run, leaving critics charging that Labour's rank-and-file voters will be forced to choose between contenders they wouldn't have picked in the first place.
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Quarterbacks proving more durable
Unlike recent seasons, there has been relative stability at the quarterback position this year.
Just five games into the 2002 season, the Cincinnati Bengals had already used three different starting quarterbacks, running through the entire depth chart as head coach Dick LeBeau attempted to stem the tide of what would become a seven-game losing streak.
One year later and LeBeau's successor, Marvin Lewis, hasn't gone to the bullpen yet for the first time in his coaching tenure. Jon Kitna, who didn't even start in '02 until both Gus Frerotte and Akili Smith had taken turns demonstrating in the first four contests that neither was the answer, has been rock-solid.
It is also indicative of a 2003 season in which the quarterback carousel, so out of control in recent years, has slowed markedly.
Sure, the perception remains that most coaches have been forced this season, because of injuries and ineptitude, to change quarterbacks the way they change underwear. But the numbers suggest otherwise and, in fact, flat out belie that notion. In this case, perception is not reality, as quarterback attrition has been reduced in the first 10 weeks of the season.
When journeyman Anthony Wright takes his initial snap for the Baltimore Ravens against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday afternoon, he will become just the 49th different starter in 2003. Even with seven weeks remaining in the campaign, the relatively low figure augurs well for a position that was transformed into a whirling dervish the past five years.
From 1998-2002, the league averaged 58 different starting quarterbacks annually. Only in 2001 did the number dip below 55. In '98 and '99, there were 64 and 63 different starters, respectively. In that stretch, only two teams, Green Bay with Favre and Indianapolis with Manning, have started the same quarterback in every outing. By comparison, the alleged quarterback mastermind, Brian Billick of Baltimore, by early Sunday evening will have gone through 10 different starters in his five-season tenure.
In his defense, Billick appeared to have found his first durable starter this year, until first-round draft choice Kyle Boller suffered a lateral tear of his right quadriceps last week at St. Louis. The injury figures to sideline Boller, who underwent Monday surgery, for about four or five weeks.
But it is notable that Boller's injury is one of the few serious ones sustained during games this season. That doesn't count the fact, of course, Chad Pennington (wrist) of the New Jets and Atlanta's Michael Vick (fibula) suffered serious injuries in preseason. For the most part, since the season began, there have been few devastating injuries at the position.
Among the quarterbacks who opened the season as starters, Jay Fiedler of Miami (knee), Jacksonville's Mark Brunell (elbow), San Francisco's Jeff Garcia (ankle), Kelly Holcomb of Cleveland (fibula) and Daunte Culpepper of Minnesota (back), arguably sustained the most serious injuries during games. But Brunell probably could have played again after a short hiatus, had the Jaguars organization not used his injury as a convenient excuse to get rookie Byron Leftwich into the lineup. There is no guarantee that Holcomb, given the flip-flop regimen in Cleveland, would not have been benched for inconsistency.
Denver starter Jake Plummer broke his foot getting up off his couch. Rich Gannon of the Raiders went on injured reserve this week with a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder, but that injury is one that results from degeneration over time, not one big hit in a game.
Fact is, there have been nearly as many quarterback switches because of poor play this year (five) as there have been changes precipitated by injury.
"It has been, looking back, a good year (in terms of quarterback stability), especially if you compare it to some (recent) seasons," acknowledged Tennessee star Steve McNair, one of 17 quarterbacks who have started every game for their respective teams. "Some weeks, I guess, it seems like there is a lot of switching around. But I don't think that it's anything like it has been the last few years. I couldn't, though, tell you why."
On-Line The Green Bay Packers return to the scene of the crime on Sunday, with their visit to Tampa marking the first time back to Raymond James Stadium since Warren Sapp nearly ended the career of offensive tackle Chad Clifton, damaging his hip with one of the all-time cheap shots. But Sapp will be lining up most of the day against Green Bay left guard Mike Wahle, one of the NFL's best players at his position, and the odds of he and Clifton going head-to-head are remote. And even as good as the Sapp-Wahle matchup might be, it can't compare with the pending battle between New York Giants left defensive end Michael Strahan and right offensive tackle Jon Runyan of the Philadelphia Eagles, in a bloodmatch that is always entertaining. Strahan is on a roll, with 10 sacks now, including nine in the last six games. Against the Eagles on Oct. 19, he had two sacks of Donovan McNabb and beat Runyan both times. He has now sacked McNabb 10½ times, more often than he has dumped any other league quarterback. By unofficial count, Runyan has surrendered at least seven of those sacks. |
The List Under the stewardship of coach Brian Billick since 1999, the Baltimore Ravens have never gotten through a season with one quarterback starting all 16 games, and this year will be no different. When journeyman Anthony Wright takes his first snap on Sunday, replacing the injured Kyle Boller, he will become the 10th different quarterback to start for the Ravens during the Billick era. Here's a look at the nine other starters: Player -- Year(s) -- Starts Tony Banks -- 1999-2000 -- 18 Elvis Grbac -- 2001 -- 14 Jeff Blake -- 2002 -- 10 Kyle Boller -- 2003 -- 9 Trent Dilfer -- 2000 -- 8 Chris Redman -- 2002 -- 6 Stoney Case -- 1999 -- 4 Randall Cunningham -- 2001 -- 2 Scott Mitchell -- 1999 -- 2 |
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A computer breakdown by one NFC franchise, which charts formations, indicated that teams are using fewer "spread" sets with four wide receivers. Some coaches, like Mike Martz of St. Louis, have paid greater heed to pass protection blocking designs. Said one AFC East defensive assistant: "I haven't seen this much 'max' protection in years. Some teams just build a cocoon around their (quarterback)."
Not surprisingly, more teams continue to throw from three- and five-steps drops, which gets the ball out quicker and reduces sacks, which statistically are also down in 2003. The era of the classic seven-step dropback, with a few exceptions, is extinct. But the biggest element might be that teams, like the Carolina Panthers and the Ravens, are running the ball a disproportionate number of times.
For all the high-tech gadgetry of the passing game, NFL offenses in some precincts have undergone a de-evolution of sorts, as the game has skewed back toward the run. That is, in part, a reflection of the emphasis on being more physical, but also an indication that the talent level at the quarterback position has been leavened in recent seasons. Quarterbacks are called on more often now to manage games rather than individually win them. Few quarterbacks have complained about that hardly subtle shift.
"It's just common sense that, if you're not putting the ball up 40 or 50 times a game, then your quarterback isn't going to be hit as much," said Carolina's Jake Delhomme. "And the less hits, you know, the fewer injuries. Being able to use the same (quarterback) every week, to have some stability, is a big boost for any offense."
Indeed, it should come as no surprise that, of the 10 teams either in first place or tied for first place in the league's eight divisions, seven are clubs that have used just one starting quarterback to this point in the season. The 11 teams in or tied for last place, conversely, have averaged 1.73 different starters.
The leaguewide average of 1.5 different starters per franchise is actually very healthy in comparison to the 1998-2002, stretch, when the average was 1.87 per team. In that period, there were 30 teams forced to use three starters in a season and on two occasions, teams used four different starting quarterbacks. Only in 2001 were there fewer than five clubs that used three or four different starters.
This season, only the Denver Broncos and Oakland Raiders have used three starters and the number may not increase markedly in the second half of the campaign.
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California State Military Museum | |
Established | 1991 |
Location | 1119 Second Street Sacramento, California |
Type | Military museum |
Owner | California State Military Department |
Website | http://www.militarymuseum.org/ Official site / Currently under construction |
The California State Military Museum was the official Military museum of the State of California. It was located in the Old Sacramento State Historic Park at 1119 Second Street.
The museum was begun 1991 during the administration of California Governor Pete Wilson. 11 years later Governor Gray Davis made it a permanent museum under the California State Military Department, providing it permanent funding. On 13 July 2004, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger made it the state's official military museum.
The museum highlights contributions of individuals and units from California in the US military, and its various military operations and wars.
In addition to its main location in Sacramento, the museum has five satellite museums at Camp Roberts in southern Monterey County, Camp San Luis Obispo, Fresno Air National Guard Base, the Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base in Orange County and the National Guard Armory in San Diego.
To honor those Californians who have laid down their lives in the Global War on Terrorism, the California State Military Museum is building a "Global War on Terrorism Wall of Honor". Constructed of black granite, this memorial will be located at the entrance of the museum. The names of service members who died September 11, 2001, in the attack on the Pentagon, as well as those casualties of the Afghanistan and Iraq Campaigns will be listed chronologically. The memorial will include their rank, branch of service, and age.
The Major General Walter P. Story Memorial Library is one of the finest collections of military history writings in the western United States. With over 10,000 volumes and growing rapidly, the library is one of the state's hidden educational and historical treasures. Topics range from general military history to very specific and one of a kind documents, such as original unit rosters of early California Militia units.
As of March 2014, the California State Military Museum was closed amid disputes between the non-profit foundation operating it and the California Military Department which oversees its operation. This conflict, in addition to state of California budget constraints, forced indefinite closure of the museum.[1]
See also[edit]
- ^ Rothberg, Daniel (22 June 2014). "California military museum closes amid disputes". Sacramento Bee. Retrieved 22 November 2014.
External links[edit]
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- Official site
- Museum Homestead website
- U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: California Military Museum
Coordinates: 38°34′53″N 121°30′17″W / 38.58139°N 121.50472°W


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BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) -- Stanford regained its familiar spot at the top of the Pac-10 by the slimmest of margins.
The seventh-ranked Cardinal overcame a horrid shooting performance by star guard Candice Wiggins and three missed front ends of one-and-ones in the final minute to hold off No. 8 California 60-58 on Saturday to take control of the Pac-10 race."I have so much confidence in my teammates. They showed that even if I was struggling they were all there to pick me up," Wiggins said. "Obviously I was struggling and it was hard and it was frustrating. But this team stays together and when someone is down the other four or other 10 people are picking up that person."With the win, Stanford (25-3, 14-2) moved into a tie for first place with the Golden Bears (23-4, 14-2) in the conference with two games remaining. If the Cardinal win at Washington and Washington State next weekend, they are assured of the top seed in the Pac-10 tournament by sweeping Cal of the season series and their eighth straight conference title.Jayne Appel scored 12 of her 16 points in the second half and JJ Hones also scored 16, hitting two 3-pointers after Wiggins went to the bench with four fouls midway through the second half for the Cardinal."At halftime Jayne came out of hibernation and went to work," coach Tara VanDerveer said. "She really took over the game for us. I'm really proud of how well she played. That was our focus, get Jayne the ball. She delivered. She got an earful at halftime, took it in and stepped it up. I thought that was the whole difference in the second half."Wiggins missed 14 of her first 16 shots before stealing the ball from Devanei Hampton and scoring on an uncontested layup that gave the Cardinal the lead for good at 58-56 with 2:47 to go. She hit a pullup jumper to give Stanford a four-point lead and the Cardinal hung on from there."I think the game was all that it was billed to be," VanDerveer said. "To me it was like a heavyweight fight. Sometimes it wasn't really pretty but it was very competitively played."The Bears had their chances late after Hones missed a front end of a one-and-one at Stanford up 60-58. But Lauren Greif missed a 3-pointer with 20 seconds left. Kayla Pedersen missed another front end before Appel blocked Alexis Gray-Lawson's shot with 8 seconds left.Rosalyn Gold-Onwude missed the third front end, but Gray-Lawson hit the front rim on a 3-point attempt at the buzzer. Gray-Lawson slumped over in frustration as Stanford celebrated the escape at midcourt."We came up short," Cal coach Joanne Boyle said. "But this program is young, we're going places and we're going to continue going places. It hurts right now. It's supposed to hurt. We have to let this go and finish the season out the way we know we can finish it out."For a moment, it looked like Cal was ready to dethrone the champions in front of a nearly packed house of 10,525 -- the biggest crowd ever to see a Pac-10 conference game.Cal went on a 10-0 run midway through the second half, keyed by Greif's bank shot as she fell to the ground. The spurt started with Wiggins on the bench with four fouls and ended with a basket by Gray-Lawson that made it 56-53 with less than 5 minutes remaining.Appel tied it with a three-point play and then Wiggins delivered her clutch shots. Wiggins finished with 13 points on 4-for-19 shooting and moved within 37 points of breaking Lisa Leslie's Pac-10 career record of 2,414 points.Hampton led Cal with 19 points and 10 rebounds. Ashley Walker added 17 points and 14 rebounds. The Bears, who have never won the Pac-10, can still share the regular season title by sweeping in Washington next weekend.Then they could get another chance against Stanford the following week in the conference tournament and have the NCAA tournament coming after that."It's March basketball at the end of February," Walker said. "It will do wonders for us. We're two top teams in the country and the conference. We still have more Pac-10 basketball to play. It's not over yet. This is just the beginning of our next season."Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Team Stat Comparison
Points | 60 | 58 |
FG Made-Attempted | 20-58 (.345) | 22-63 (.349) |
3P Made-Attempted | 9-21 (.429) | 3-18 (.167) |
FT Made-Attempted | 11-16 (.688) | 11-19 (.579) |
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) | 17 (0/0) | 17 (0/0) |
Largest Lead | 7 | 6 |
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#7 Stanford | 16-2 | 30-3 |
#8 California | 15-3 | 26-6 |
Arizona St | 14-4 | 21-10 |
Oregon | 7-11 | 14-17 |
Washington | 8-10 | 13-18 |
Oregon St | 4-14 | 12-19 |
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Multimeters - My current favourite
Yup, it's the Isotech. I've been using the Fluke for a while now but it wasn't very happy measuring resistances below 10ohms. So I went looking and picked up the Isotech (in box, no manual) and with a cracked glass.
The manual was no problem to get and afterwards, I bought the software and cable from RS. The glass took a little longer to fix but I milled a replacement for it a few days later and epoxied it in without problems. Cost for the meter - the equivalent of US$5-. from Cash Converters. How did this happen? Tell the seller moisture ingress through the cracked glass will kill the meter in a matter of weeks bulgin |
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Any idea why Fluke has printed Hz next to the two DC reading scales?
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Guess you would have to play with one to see what it does. Page 13, http://www.fluke.com/download/manual..._umeng0100.pdf
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took me a little while to realise that p13 of the PDF = p9 of the manual.
That sounds like rubbish to me. Press the Hz button to count the number of times the 0V,0A trigger threshold is crossed while measuring a DC voltage or a DC current. Implied or gobbledegook? As you say the only way would be to buy one. Well not me, the best accuracy quoted for these models is +-0.9%, +-2LSB. That's crap.
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Depends on the signal you are looking at. To measure frequency of your AC mains, you obviously use the AC volts position and turn on frequency. However, when you are using a Fluke to look at TTL logic circuits that transition between 0 and 5 volts, you actually get a better reading by putting the meter on DC volts and turning on frequency. This moves the trigger position from 0 to about +2V. Having a trigger at 0V works great on house mains, but not very well with digital logic. Similar situation with automotive signals (timing), which transition between 0 and 14V. The meter is smart.
For $5 I'm happy you got a good working meter. Personally, I avoid multimeters under $200, so we are in apples-oranges territory. I have multiple Fluke 87's, and will have to go through a spiritual conversion before going to another manufacturer. Tried all the others, and there was truly no comparison. I have found that when my Fluke fails to give me the answer, no other meter will - time to break out the oscilloscope. But then again, I haven't compared the sub-$100 meters. |
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