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A nine-year-old girl has died following a crash early Friday morning on Interstate 24 in Chattanooga.
According to News Channel 9 in Chattanooga, the SUV the girl and her family were traveling in flipped and she was ejected. She died at the hospital.
Her parents and two siblings were last listed in stable condition at a local hospital.
The wreck occurred around 4:20 a.m. near the U.S. 27 split. The SUV came to rest on its roof.
Chattanooga TV station WRCB reported on its Web site the family is from the Nashville area.
I-24 East was shut down for nearly five hours while crews worked the scene.
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A second round of testing has confirmed elevated levels of a toxic metal in groundwater at a popular Coconut Grove park.
Antimony, a chemical used in paint, ceramics and batteries, was found at more than twice the county's allowable level. The findings prompted county pollution control chief Wilbur Mayorga to order the city of Miami to dig additional wells at Blanche Park, 3045 Shipping Ave., to determine whether the contamination has spread beyond the park.
The city plans to dig two wells, about 18 feet deep, in the right-of-way on Shipping Avenue and test them over the next two months, said Assistant City Manager Alice Bravo.
"I think if we have two months of consecutive data, that should be very telling," she said.
Contamination at the park, once a dingy hangout and now a haven for kids and dogs in the compact neighborhood, was discovered after residents began complaining that the city was taking too long to address contaminated soil found about a mile and a half away at an old municipal incinerator on Jefferson Street more than two years ago. The city repeatedly missed county deadlines to respond to the findings, prompting residents to contact the county, as well as state and federal environmental officials.
In response, the county's Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM) ordered the city to perform a wider study testing soil throughout the neighborhood. The tests revealed that the park, which the city purchased in 1943 to use as a dump, had ash and levels of toxic metals, sometimes 40 to 50 times allowable levels. The land was converted to a park in 1962, but never cleaned up.
In addition to particles of metal found in soil, workers also discovered melted glass and other evidence of the ash.
The wider testing also uncovered similar toxic metals at Merrie Christmas Park, about two miles away, which has been fenced off while workers determine the boundaries of the contamination.
Because Blanche Park is covered with artificial turf, a cap county officials say provides a safe seal, the park has remained open.
The most recent water tests show levels of antimony, a metal that can cause lung and heart disease, at 14 and 11 parts per billion, about twice the allowable level of six parts per billion. Tests in September showed levels at 13.01 and 9.71 parts per billion.
By digging wells outside the park, where they know ash was dumped, officials should be able to determine whether the water contamination has spread or remains isolated to the areas closest to the soil contamination, Mayorga explained.
If the additional tests show antimony at or below six parts per billion, the county will consider the contamination limited to the park, Mayorga said.
The Department of Health is still studying earlier samples to determine if any steps need to be taken to address health risks. Bravo said the city will schedule a community meeting to answer residents' questions once recommendations from the health department, as well as additional testing at Merrie Christmas Park, are complete. The meeting should occur in the next month, she said.


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Balochistan resolution: US opens cards!
ISLAMABAD Most Pakistanis including the educated ones have perception that America needs Pakistan.
ISLAMABAD Most Pakistanis including the educated ones have perception that America needs Pakistan. You may call it a wishful thinking or misconception, the fact remains that Pakistanis are yet to understand their own needs and the needs of others under the changed circumstances, said Rauf-ul- Hassan, a retired professor of political science. And perhaps that was the reason, that Pakistanis ignored several reports appeared in the West that Balochistan should be used as a buffer state between Afghanistan and Pakistan, he said adding that Pakistanis should not be blamed for they do not believe that their countrys foreign policy is made in Rawalpindi, not in Islamabad.
Prof. Rauf also said the countrys judiciary, which looks towards Rawalpindi before making any decision, took nearly fours years to raise the question of missing persons, who, in fact, were in the custody of the intelligence agencies.
And now a legislator presented a resolution in the US House of Representatives calling for self-determination in restive Balochistan province.
The Republican Representative Dana Rohrabachers resolution said the Balochi people have the right to self-determination and to their own sovereign country, and they should be afforded the opportunity to choose their own status. Whats next?
Islamabad condemned the resolution instantly and so prompt was the meaningless clarification from the US ambassador here.
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Dow Chemical reported a quarterly net loss on Thursday due to large restructuring charges and falling sales of specialty plastics and chlorine.
For the fourth quarter the company posted a net loss of $716 million, or 61 cents per share, compared with a net loss of 20 million, or 2 cents per share, in the year-earlier quarter. Sales fell 1 percent to $13.92 billion.
Dow Chemical took a $990 million charge in the fourth quarter, part of a plan announced in October to lay off 5 percent of its workforce, close 20 plants and write down the value of its underperforming lithium-ion battery business.
The company posted earnings, excluding items, of 33 cents a share, on revenue of $13.2 billion.
Analysts had expected the company to report earnings excluding items of 34 cents a share on $13.7 billion in revenue, according to a consensus estimate from Thomson Reuters.
"The second half the year, the volatility in the markets with the weakness of China and Europe in particular were a big drag," Andrew N. Liveris, Dow's chairman and chief executive officer, said on CNBC's "Squawk Box."
Liveris said the latter part of the quarter improved, while "cash interventions and our productivity measures are going to put us back on our earnings track."
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Dr. Worsey received undergraduate degree from the University of Cambridge and his medical degree from St. Thomas' Hospital, London, England in 1985.
He served his internship specializing in Surgery at St. Thomas Hospital and served his residency specializing in Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh. Additional colon and rectal training was at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. Dr. Worsey was board certified in Surgery in 1998 and in Colon and Rectal Surgery in 1999.
Dr. Worsey has 58 papers, book chapters and presentations to his credit. He is currently a reviewer of papers submitted to Diseases of Colon and Rectal Surgery (journal of the American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons).
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Saturday was one of those days when about the last thing anyone wanted to do was play baseball.
Yet, as the Quakertown Blazers prepared to play the Allentown Railers in an Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League doubleheader at Quakertown Memorial Park in near 100-degree heat, one player was all smiles.
The heat wasn't bothering Quakertown outfielder Tyler Coleman.
When you've been through what Coleman has been through, a little heat wave is no big deal.
Coleman, a 2011 Quakertown High graduate, was diagnosed with Hodgkins lymphoma in February and forced to take a medical redshirt and miss his freshman season at West Chester University.
Coleman was around the team as much as possible, but couldn't participate in the Rams' dream season, which ended with the NCAA Division II national championship.
But Coleman's condition has improved as he undergone treatment. He was cleared to play this summer for the Blazers and is enjoying his return to the diamond with a .375 batting average.
He had two home runs, a double and collected four RBIs in an 8-7 loss to the Lehigh Valley Catz on July 4, and was a sizzling .428 for the week entering Saturday's doubleheader.
"I've been doing good," he said. "It just has been good to get back to baseball."
His last tests for signs of the cancer proved clean, but Coleman still has six more radiation treatments left at the University of Pennsylvania.
"The radiation treatments aren't fun," he said. "They take something out of you. The whole thing took a lot out of me because I was in spring training with West Chester down in Florida when I found out. But I am doing much better now."
By all indications, Coleman, who has played in both left and right for the Blazers, will be back in the West Chester lineup next season.
Certainly, Blazers manager Lee Saverio Jr. has been impressed with Coleman as a player and a person.
"When we first put him on the roster, I didn't think there was a chance in the world that this kid was going to play," Saverio said. "He has cancer, he hasn't played all year and he just had so many things going against him. But he came to me and said that all he wanted was a chance. We gave him that chance and he hasn't left the lineup since.
"He plays hard. He plays with resolve. The resolve it took for him to overcome the Hodgkins is the same resolve he puts into his game. He has just been outstanding for us. His story is amazing on two levels — how he has overcome the cancer and also how well he has played. He deserves all the credit in the world. "
Coleman fits in well with his teammates, who know what he's been through, but don't make a big deal out of it.
"They gave me a 'Cancer Day' at West Chester and they check up on me every once in awhile," he said. "I am just happy to be back on the field. That's great therapy for me.
"I think I appreciate everything a little more now. When you're 19 years old, you don't think anything's going to stop you. But when you get something like this, it puts a lot of things into perspective. Until baseball was taken away from me, I didn't realize how much I loved it. But I do now."
Best of the BML
The Blue Mountain Hawks are still three games out of playoff contention in the BML, but Ted Plessl's young team had a strong 3-1 week, beating Hellertown 5-2 on a Chris Boyce 3-hitter, Berlinsville 2-1 and Starters 4-3. The Hawks' lone loss was a 3-2 setback to Easton.


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Looking for a convenient way to commute to campus? Are you concerned about the environment? Do you simply enjoy riding around on two wheels? The Adventure Center has the answer for you. UBike is a semester-long bike lending program. Here is how it works:
- Every semester the Adventure Center offers 75 bikes to UWM students to use for free.
- Visit the Adventure Center during distribution weeks.
- Fall distribution happens approximately the second week of classes.
- Spring distribution happens around the beginning of April.
- Bikes are also distributed throughout the summer. Contact the Adventure Center for more information about summer distribution.
- Fill out the user agreement and waiver and then enjoy using your UBike for the remainder of the semester.
- Remember to bring your UWM student ID.
- All bikes are tuned-up and ready to go.
- Quantities are limited, so arrive early. U-Bike does not do advanced reservations, bike are first come, first served.
The U-Bike program features a variety of bicycles from road bikes, to mountain bikes, to cruisers. Locks, lights, and helmets are available upon request. Treat the bike with care and return them with all of their components on the stated return date for the semester.
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Be On the Safe Side provides van transportation to the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee students as a core component of UWM's commitment to campus safety. B.O.S.S. Functions to promote a safe environment for members of the UWM community to live, work and study.
From 6:00pm-4:00am, 7 days a week, B.O.S.S. provides students to rides around the east side area free of charge. Their boundaries can be seen on the photo to the right.
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Easy-To-Make Trail Mixes For Long School Days
We'll show you 10 easy-to-make mixes to assemble at home and to eat for a nutritious snack. These mixes are kid-friendly treats for lunches or after-school meals.
Cherries and sunshine trail mix
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White chocolate trail mix
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Popcorn, marshmallows, nuts and cranberries immersed in white chocolate. This trail mix is great for indulging in while watching your favorite movie or as a midnight snack. Click here to get the recipe.
Homemade tropical trail mix
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This is the ultimate healthy trail mix with an abundance of flavor. Dried papaya, mango, pineapple, dates and bananas are tossed together with nuts and sprinkled all over with unsweetened coconut flakes. To get the recipe, click here.
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Potato chips are the main ingredient in this mouth-drooling trail mix. M&M's with sweet and salty nuts give it the original trail mix taste. A layer of white chocolate is drizzled on the top. To get the recipe, click here.
Teddy Graham trail mix
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Kids will love the chocolate Teddy Grahams popping out of this mix. A traditional trail mix, yogurt raisins, Teddy Graham cookies and peanut butter cheerios add flair to this party treat. Find the recipe here.
Brown sugar baked granola and trail mix
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Brown sugar and oats galore! Oats make up the foundation, and brown sugar and cinnamon are sprinkled throughout. Chocolate chips, white chocolate chips and cherry chips can be added to make the trail mix burst with color. Click here to see the recipe.
Sweet and crunchy fall trail mix
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An assortment of warm hues makes this trail mix a great snack to set out on the coffee table as it will complement any room in the house. Candy corn and M&M's satisfy the sweet tooth, while the nuts and Chex cereal balance it out. Click here for the full recipe.
Homemade awesome trail mix
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Caterers are committed to providing healthier food
The Agency has been working in partnership with more than 45 major UK caterers to provide healthier choices for their customers when eating out.
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Beet That Card Game resource
The Chances 4 Change 'Community Food Growing' Project has produced a card game of 33 cards showing nutritional information on fruits and vegetables to young children in a fun way. Contact Katherine at Common Cause for more info
Food Growing in Brighton to recieve massive funding boost
The Brighton and Hove Food Partnership has successfully secured a grant of ý500,000 from the Big Lottery Fund to increase the amount of food grown in the City and to encourage people to eat more locally produced food through the project Harvest Brighton & Hove.
Eat Seasonably website launched
There's nothing like fresh fruit and vegetables at their seasonal best. There's something so good about eating food when it's just been picked. It tastes better, it's better value and it's a better deal for the planet.
Britain's food strategy not fit for purpose'
Britain's Sustainable Farming and Food Strategy is "no longer not fit for purpose" and needs overhauling to take account of the obesity epidemic, a leading environmentalist has claimed.
Too much fast food 'harms children's test scores'
Pupils achieve lower scores in tests after eating takeaway meals such as burgers and chips more than three times a week, it is claimed.
Review of dietary interventions in black and minority ethnic groups published by FSA
The Food Standards Agency Wales has published a review of dietary interventions in black and minority ethnic (BME) groups across the UK.
Healthy eating on the table
Some of the most well-known restaurant chains on the UK high street have agreed to work with the FSA to put healthy eating firmly on the menu for their customers.
Free questionnaire resource for use with children around diet and physical activity
A questionnaire designed for children to assess diet and physical activity levels. Free to download.
UK adopts new growth charts based on breast-fed babies
The new charts will play an important role in establishing breastfeeding as the norm. They will help parents and healthcare professionals identify children at early risk of obesity and provide important reassurance for parents of breast-fed babies, who are likely to gain weight more slowly.
The Big Lunch in your school or community
The Big Lunch, 19 Jul 2009 in your school or community. Calling all teachers: Get ready for The Big Lunch this summer! Grow some food in your school garden and then cook and eat it with your local community.


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The Bergen County Zoological Park held their annual Zoo Boo event, allowing children and their parents to go Treat-or-Treating in the zoo on Saturday.
Other features of the event were the Eerie Express Train Ride, glostly storytelling, and a magic show. The event was sponsored by Friends of the Bergen County Zoo, Inc.
and the Bergen County Parks Department.
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Gayle fireworks not enough for Windies
Chris Gayle struck the first ever Twenty20 international century but it was not enough as Herschel Gibbs lead South Africa to victory by by eight wickets.
Gayle blasted 10 sixes, another record, in a pulsating 117 from 57 balls.
Graeme Smith was hit painfully on the hand off the first ball as South Africa chased 206 but the Windies missed three catches and leaked a record 23 wides.
Herschelle Gibbs, with a runner, fired 13 fours and two sixes in an epic 90 to seal victory with 14 balls remaining.
The bright lights and carnival atmosphere even affected the languid Gayle, who skipped out to the wicket like a prize fighter.
Gayle, freed from the pressure of captaincy, flicked Shaun Pollock over mid-wicket for the opening six in the third over and then dished out the punishment to Makhaya Ntini.
A lofted drive straight down the ground was followed next ball by a stupendous towering stroke that soared like a firework into the second tier at long-off.
Another extraordinary stroke brought him six more, leaning back he sliced it to third man and the altitude helped to just elude the boundary fielder.
It was that rare breed a quiet single that brought up his fifty from 26 balls and at the halfway stage it was 109-0.
The big shots continued amid the dancers in camouflage hot pants in the crowd, and having appeared to damage his arm with another whirling dervish follow through for six, he decided to flick one casually next ball - which went even further.
Smith, finding things difficult, edged in the 14th over but it brought in Marlon Samuels, who took all of one delivery to play himself in before swinging his second for six.
But it was all Gayle, and having sent the ball clean out of the massive Wanderers stadium, another breathtaking shot was bounced back off the players' tunnel.
The shell-shocked South African fielders were compelled to shake Gayle's hand when his incredible innings ended with a top-edge straight up in the 17th over.
Had it not been for Gayle, the hosts would have been firmly in the driving seat, with the other West Indies batsmen struggling to adapt, although skipper Ramnaresh Sarwan hit a six with one hand in the final over.
Beginning their quest to score in excess of 10 an over, the Proteas saw their captain floored by a hostile opening delivery from Daren Powell.
Smith bravely battled on but was clearly impaired and it benefitted his team when he drove to cover.
With the score on 59-1 and Gibbs on 20, Dwayne Bravo juggled and spilled a crucial chance on the cover boundary.
Dwayne Smith conceded 20 from his opening over and the required rate dipped below 10 for the first time, but after Fidel Edwards came on for the ninth over and sent down the 14th wide, he ousted AB de Villiers who got a towering leading edge.
With 100 needed from the final 10 overs Gibbs was dropped on the boundary again by Shiv Chanderpaul and reached 100 from 50 balls with the powerful Kemp, who was badly missed in the outfield by Samuels.
Gibbs defied injury to display some superb clean hitting, sharing 120 with the powerful Justin Kemp (46) as the Windies were left to rue their lax display in the field and their failure to build on Gayle's outstanding innings.
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AUSTIN -- The Salvation Army announces it will help families who lost their homes and belongings when a fire ripped through a Northwest Austin apartment complex.
The fire left more than 100 people homeless after it destroyed three buildings at the International Residence Apartments Thursday morning.
The Salvation Army said Friday it will give $500 vouchers to each apartment unit to be used for clothes, household items or other things which need to be replaced.
Residents can redeem their vouchers at the Salvation Army family store at 4216 South Congress Avenue between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
In addition to those vouchers, residents are being invited to the Salvation Army Christmas Dinner on Christmas Day between 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. at 501 East 8th Street.
The organization will also give Christmas toys to families in need through the Angel Tree Program.
Cash donations are being taken for residents. They can be sent to The Salvation Army, P.O. Box 1000, Austin, Texas, 78767. Please write "Fire Victims" on the donation.
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What is the purpose of VPN on this phone if there is no Folder browsing?
On my old phone (t-mobile dash) I could connect to my work VPN and browse the folders on our work network/copy files to the phone/etc... that's the whole purpose of a VPN isn't it?
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Trailer editors go to great lengths to convey precisely what they want you to expect about a film while still leaving room for intrigue.
We've published a new interactive graphic that highlights how scenes from a handful of the films nominated for best picture at the Academy Awards were used in their trailers.
Vote for, share and keep track of your Oscar favorites with The Times's interactive awards ballot.
By examining full-length films and their official trailers, we found that some trailers follow the order of the films they advertise, like the one for "Silver Linings Playbook," but scenes are sometimes taken out of order — particularly close to the end of the film.
Trailers also often mirror a film's tone and pace. "Amour," a French-language film, used only about 30 shots for its trailer but the shots are much longer than those selected from a film like "Argo," a thriller, which had five times as many cuts.
Finally, what you see in the trailer is not always what you see in the movie. For example, in the "Argo" trailer, the Hollywood sign appears intact, while in the movie it's shown in 1970s disrepair.


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With BCS title in sight, Ducks turn focus from style points to winning
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Oregon offense has set impossibly high standard but hasn't been sufficiently tested
Ducks enter three-game stretch to decide BCS fate starting this week vs. Stanford
Plus: pregame adjustments, Vanderbilt's James Franklin, college football list, more
It's pop quiz time. Ready?
Without performing a Google search, name the quarterback who leads the nation in passing efficiency. Judging by my Twitter feed, where a spat broke out Thursday between Kansas State and Texas A&M fans touting their own guy for the Heisman Trophy, it's the Wildcats' Collin Klein or the Aggies' Johnny Manziel. Well, it's neither. Klein ranks No. 8 (167.4), while Manziel ranks No. 25 (151.2).
The correct answer is Oregon redshirt freshman Marcus Mariota (177), who completes 71.7 percent of his passes and has thrown 28 touchdown passes against five interceptions. Meanwhile, Oregon tailback Kenjon Barner ranks second in the nation in per-carry average among players with at least 100 carries. Barner has carried 199 times for 1,360 yards (7.25 yards a carry). Only Tulsa's Ja'Terian Douglas, who has gained 808 yards on 106 carries (7.62 a carry), has averaged more.
So why are Klein, Manziel and USC receiver Marqise Lee getting all the Heisman run when these two Ducks have been every bit as dominant? For the same reason we can watch Oregon score 50 points and think the Ducks had an off game. Chip Kelly's offense has been too good this season for our tiny brains to comprehend. (The exception to this is Smart Football's Chris Brown, who wrote an excellent breakdown of the offense this week at Grantland.com.)
That's why Kelly seemed so incredulous Thursday when a reporter asked him what Cal did to slow the Ducks' running game so effectively. "We still ran for 180 yards," Kelly said. "I think sometimes we've maybe been spoiled here. People expect us to run for 400 yards every game, expect us to score 60 points in the first half of every game. And if we don't, there's something wrong with us."
The Ducks have set an impossibly high standard for themselves. Because we've been conditioned to expect offensive explosions, Oregon probably couldn't score any style points unless it cracked 100 scoreboard points. But the next three games aren't about style points for the Ducks. They're about winning.
The offensive numbers may drop a little, but if Oregon can survive the next three weeks unscathed, it will earn more respect from the BCS computers and solidify its hold on No. 1 in the human polls that help determine which two teams play for the national title. Among the top 10 teams in Jeff Sagarin's computer rankings, Oregon currently has the lowest strength of schedule rank at No. 45. That's about to change. Saturday, the Ducks face 8-2 Stanford in Eugene. A week later in Corvallis, Oregon will face an Oregon State team that likely will enter the game 9-2. If Oregon beats Stanford, six days after the Civil War it will play for the Pac-12 championship against UCLA (currently 8-2) or against USC (currently 7-3) for a second time. Alabama faced its three-game crucible (Mississippi State, at LSU, Texas A&M) and was found wanting at the end. Can Oregon, which is severely banged up on the defensive line, survive three tests in rapid succession?
Oregon has grown accustomed to getting every team's best shot, but with the exception of USC, the teams on Oregon's schedule to this point haven't had a best shot capable of testing the Ducks. That changes Saturday. Stanford has lost to Oregon by an average of 22 points each of the past two seasons, but Oregon's defensive injuries -- safety Avery Patterson was lost for the year last week, and the Ducks' top five defensive linemen are dealing with various degrees of injuries -- should allow the Cardinal to hog the ball and limit the touches of Mariota, Barner and company. The game could turn on whether Stanford's aggressive front seven can sack Mariota, force him to throw interceptions or force Oregon's ballcarriers to put the ball on the ground. Stanford defenders know this is the only way to beat the Ducks, and they also know they can't fall into the same traps others have fallen into when trying to stop Oregon's offense. "A lot of people will attempt to play side-to-side, and that's where you'll get gassed because it's not a horizontal game," Stanford defensive tackle Terrence Stephens told the Cardinal's official website. "They want to hit you vertically and score points. It's important for us to get penetration and disrupt that timing. Defensively, that's what it'll come down to."
Stanford coach David Shaw knows that's easier said than done. "The thing is, it's not complicated," Shaw told Stanford's website. "It's just complicated during the game. The adjustments they make are so subtle that you don't realize it until they've scored three touchdowns on you. You change to try to cover what they're doing, and they make another change. They spend a lot of time looking at you. They run simple plays and however you're stopping their simple plays, Chip takes advantage of what you're doing, which is the brilliance of the simplicity."
The calculus of men in the box versus men in coverage may be complicated for Stanford defensive coordinator Derek Mason, but the BCS math for the Ducks is absurdly simple. Win three, and they play for the national title.
Florida State at Maryland: When a team has to play a linebacker at quarterback because of injuries, that team also has to rewrite the playbook. That has been the job the past few weeks for Maryland offensive coordinator Mike Locksley, who has had to create a playbook converted defender Shawn Petty can master quickly. "I venture to say we haven't been very creative," Locksley told the Baltimore Sun. "We're trying to do what our quarterback can get accomplished." Don't expect him to accomplish much against Florida State's defense, which ranks in the top five in the nation in every major defensive category and ranks first in total defense (242.9 yards a game).
Iowa at Michigan: It's quite sad that Denard Robinson, who has an injury to his throwing elbow, may not play in the final game with his class at Michigan Stadium. On Detroit's Stoney & Bill radio show on Thursday, Hoke didn't rule out putting Robinson in for a play to honor his contributions to the program. Hoke also didn't put the kibosh on playing Robinson at another position. That might not be a bad idea if Robinson is healthy enough. After all, Robinson will be playing another position in the NFL.
USC at UCLA: Just because one Neuheisel has moved into television doesn't mean the family won't have an impact on this crosstown rivalry. Former Bruins coach Rick Neuheisel's son Jerry played the part of Matt Barkley for UCLA's scout team this week. If the younger Neuheisel gave the defense a good look, then the Bruins might have a better shot at winning what should be a shootout.
Syracuse at Missouri: The SEC has fined Missouri $250,000 for playing an AQ-conference opponent this week. OK, I made that up. But the Tigers are definitely the outlier. Of the eight SEC teams playing out-of-conference games this week, Missouri is the only one that isn't playing an FCS opponent.
Texas Tech at Oklahoma State: Speaking of shootouts, this one should be a doozy. These two teams combine to average 82.6 points a game. We know Seth Doege will be slinging for Texas Tech, but the identity of Oklahoma State's starting quarterback remains a mystery. Because of injuries, Clint Chelf, Wes Lunt and J.W. Walsh have all started and won games for the Cowboys. Coach Mike Gundy, who named Lunt the starter coming out of spring practice, will have to choose again.
Ohio State at Wisconsin: With two touchdowns Saturday, Wisconsin tailback Monteé Ball can break the FBS record for career touchdowns held by Travis Prentice of Miami (Ohio). If Ball scores two touchdowns, the Buckeyes had better hope those are the only touchdowns the Badgers score. Hold Wisconsin to two trips to the end zone, and Ohio State is probably 11-0. Any more, and that undefeated season is in jeopardy.
Oklahoma at West Virginia: West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen refuses to throw his defensive coaching staff under the bus. The "Fire Joe DeForest" Facebook page had 2,788 likes as of Thursday night, but Holgorsen stands behind his oft-maligned defensive coordinator. "They might as well fire me if they're saying stuff like that," Holgorsen said on his radio show Thursday night.
Cal at Oregon State: While Stanford and Oregon play for the Pac-12 North title 42 miles to the south, an era may come to an end in Corvallis. Eight years ago, Cal coach Jeff Tedford was one of the hottest names in college football. He was mentioned in the same breath as Urban Meyer. Saturday, Tedford's Bears will probably lose to the Beavers to fall to 3-9. Sunday, Tedford will probably be fired.
When Vanderbilt started 2-4, we wrote off the Commodores' first-year improvement under coach James Franklin as anomaly. That was a mistake. Three of those four losses came to teams that could finish the season in the top 10. Since losing to Florida, Vanderbilt has ripped off four consecutive wins. And with extremely winnable games against Tennessee and at Wake Forest, it's quite possible the Commodores could win an unthinkable eight games this season.
Such a feat probably would make Franklin so attractive that another school will break the bank to try to hire him, but for now, the Commodores should enjoy the ride. Franklin certainly is. After Vandy rallied from a 17-point third-quarter deficit to squeak out a one-point win at Ole Miss last week, Franklin carried the mascot into the locker room (5:30 mark of the video below).
Why is Alabama the most demanding coaching job in America? Because when you lose, even the governor will criticize your playcalling. After the Crimson Tide called three passes on four plays inside the six-yard line in their loss to Texas A&M on Saturday, Alabama governor Robert Bentley was asked if he would have run the ball on fourth-and-goal from the two instead of calling a pass -- as Alabama did. The Paul Finebaum Radio Network has the audio of Bentley's answer.
The downfall of Cal's Tedford is stunning considering just how hot he was back in 2004. Let's take a look at the "it" coaches of that year (as they would have been ranked at the end of that season) and see what has happened since.
5. Greg Robinson, Texas (defensive coordinator): Robinson probably wishes he had stayed in Austin, because the next six seasons were brutal. After going 10-37 as the head coach at Syracuse, Robinson was fired. Rich Rodriguez hired Robinson in 2009 to run the defense at Michigan, and for two seasons, Robinson's defenses were a laughingstock in the Big Ten.
4. Les Miles, Oklahoma State: After going 30-21 in four seasons in Stillwater, Miles was hired by LSU to replace Nick Saban. Since, Miles has eaten grass, won a national title and two SEC titles and learned to bend space and time.
3. Bobby Petrino, Louisville: Had Urban Meyer turned down Florida, Petrino was the guy. Instead, he would stay at Louisville two more years, winning the Big East and the Orange Bowl in the 2006 season. After that, he left for the Atlanta Falcons, where he didn't last a season. He wound up at Arkansas in 2008 and made the Razorbacks an SEC contender in short order. But Petrino's propensity to flirt struck again. It wasn't another job this time. It was another woman. Petrino's decision to hire Jessica Dorrell would ultimately get him fired. It probably will not keep him from getting hired for a job this offseason.
2. Jeff Tedford, Cal: Tedford turned down every overture in 2004 to stay at Cal. Tedford had a few good years, but the Bears have fallen off the map in the past three seasons.
1. Urban Meyer, Utah: After leading the Utes to a perfect record in 2004, Meyer spurned Notre Dame to take the Florida job. He won two national titles, quit, came back, quit again and wound up at Ohio State, where he has the Buckeyes on the verge of an undefeated season.
Those headed to Eugene to see Stanford face Oregon should have a pre- or postgame beverage at Rennie's Landing. There, you can see the spot where, in 2010, former SI.com contributor -- and current SBNation.com genius -- Dan Rubenstein devised the concept for the yet-to-be-produced hit game show Win Ted Miller's Pants.
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Heartland Park sets Dirt Track Registration Day
Heartland Park Topeka will be holding a dirt track registration day on Saturday, February 21 for their Saturday Night Showdown Dirt Series. The registration will be held in the Heartland Park Tech Building from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
At this time, all drivers will be able to register their car number for $30 and reserve a pit spot for $50. Payouts and points funds for the 2009 season will also be announced. Copies of the 2009 rules and schedule will be available for those who have not yet picked up their copy and wavier forms for minors can also be signed at this time.
Season pit passes will be available to purchase for $375 at the registration event. These passes will be good all season long, with the exception on MLRA and NCRA Late Model race on September 5 and the two day end of the season special on September 25 and 26.
HPT Dirt Registration day allows racers to get everything ready for the 2009 season, all in one day!
"We are very excited for the 2009 season and the atmosphere we are creating. This season we are going to make Heartland Park the place to race every Saturday night," said Alan Covert, Heartland Park Topeka Dirt Track Manager.
Stop by HPT on February 21 and let the excitement of the 2009 dirt track season begin!
For more information on all events at Heartland Park Topeka, visit www.HPT.com or call 800-43-RACES.
Heartland Park Topeka, a multi-purpose racing facility located in Topeka, Kan. annually hosts Full Throttle NHRA Summer Nationals, AMA Superbikes and many other pro and amateur drag racing, road racing and dirt racing events throughout the race season.


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Lt. Gov. continues her fight against federal health care law
The Columbus Dispatch - November 23, 2011 2:11 PM
Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor recently took the lead for an effort to convince the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Congress to "address the negative impact" of the federal health care law on "insurance agents and brokers."
Taylor, who also serves as director of the Ohio Department of Insurance, co-sponsored a National Association of Insurance Commissioners urging the federal government to "remove agent and broker commissions from the administrative side of the medical loss ratio calculation while placing an immediate hold on implementation and enforcement of the MLR requirements relative to independent agent and broker compensation" according to a news release.
The NAIC approved the resolution on Tuesday.
"The inclusion of agent and broker commissions in the administrative side of the MLR harms more than 270,000 agents and brokers operating small businesses in Ohio," Taylor said in the release. "At a time of uncertainty and rapid change in the health insurance market, it also reduces the likelihood these valuable insurance experts will be around to help individual and small business consumers."
Taylor is a fierce critic of the federal health care law championed by President Barack Obama, giving opposition speeches about the law as Ohio's lieutenant governor. The news release, which came from the Department of Insurance, refers to the federal law as "Obamacare."
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Sun Yingjie fails doping test
This Forum was created to divert traffic from Current Events at the height of the BALCO scandal. It comes and goes as "needed"; it's back to being locked.
I think we should wait and see what the IAAF rule on this one. A Chinese court has cleared Sun, thus we have to assume it has seen enough evidence to do so. Stating it is a cover up, or that she is lying, or it is a conspiracy, is not quite the racism Kobayashi is claiming, but it's very close. Would we be saying the same if it were an English court , or an American one?
On the other hand.....
Let's get real for a moment, there is a general distrust of Chinese long distance performances since Ma Junren's athletes destroyed the WR's. This has lead to a cynicism towards Chinese performances, no doubt about it, and you cannot blame people for being a little suspicious. Now Sun comes out and runs a great 10k a day after a great marathon. She then fails a drug test. People cant be blamed for thinking she's a cheat (!)
we have to accept the ruling of the Chinese court for now, and we have to accept she is innoncent of any wrong doing. Anything else is a judgement on the Chinese legal system, and I dont believe anyone on thess forum is in a positrion to do that.
I put my hands up, I have a slight distrust of some Chinese performances. I was always a fan of Sun though, she has run internationally, set fast times outside of China and I love the way she takes her competitors on. Her positive test disappointed me. However, I have a distrust of American sprinters too: Gaines, Edwards, White, Miller , Jones.... the USA's top female sprinters for the last 8 years have either failed tests or been implicated in scandals, can I be blamed for taking US performances with a pinch of salt too? No... and yes.
We should....
Look at each case on an individual basis I guess. Don't pre-judge based on nationality. It is hard though.
"Let's get real for a moment, there is a general distrust of Chinese long distance performances since Ma Junren's athletes destroyed the WR's. This has lead to a cynicism towards Chinese performances, no doubt about it..."
Actually, for me, it's pretty much ONLY the 1993 performances that stink to high heaven (with a slightly lesser odor from '97). The '93 marks are--in every conceivable way--unbelievable. Since that set of absurd anomalies, however, there's little to suggest that the Chinese are any "dirtier" than most other groups of athletes. Heck, their men are so lousy that they MUST be clean, right? (And, again, the '93 marks may NOT be explainable by "drugs.")
Finally, to pummel this dead horse unmercifully, it's NOT a matter of racism or prejudice. If the athletes of ANY nation (from Albania to Zambia) had collectively done what the Chinese women did in a week in late 1993, we'd laugh with disbelief.
Tell me then, what do you know of the Chinese judicial system?
Only 'slightly less odo(u)r' from 97? Jiang Bo et al's performances were up there too IMO...and let's not forget 10.79.
nothin, absolutley nothin. but when a story is unbelieveable i reserve the right to ..........drum roll...... not believe it. it maybe true but it is one of the lamest excuses ive ever heard in my life.
so in the future, if you can get someone to admit they spiked your drink, anybody can take anything and get away with it! WOW!
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I'm afraid I don't have a local 'Peet's', and I'm very much a tea drinker, I dont do that bastardized latte nonsense.
In all seriousness, I think my first post is quite appropriate: A Chinese court has ruled she is innocent, it's now down to whether the Chinese federation and IAAF accept this. A lot of people are suspicious of 'the Chinese' performances, but each case should be viewed on it's individual merits. What's so freaky about that Porkie?
Given the current state of the sport why WOULDN'T we be skeptical? It has nothing to do with China or the Chinese legal system (ours let OJ go free). Our reactions would be the same if this were an American, a Canadian, or even a Greek .
Here I have held back for the past few days from referring to Kobayashi's hot dog eating exploits, and what do I get? A reference to my weight! I resemble that comment!!
And as I stated earlier, at this point I consider Sun to be busted until the IAAF/WADA/CAS folks say otherwise.
Are you serious? They put a ridiculous number of people to death(that we know of). That's enough for starters.
Not that I don't agree with your overall argument, but we put more than a few people to death here in the US, too. And we let OJ continue to search the golf courses of the world for the real killer(s).
China's human rights record is appallling and no I do not trust their legal system and neither does the average Chinese citizen. Read any report on China by Amnesty International.
Just this past week Chinese soliders shot at least three people dead (The people of the town say it is more like 20) beacuse they were protesting losing their farm land to a hydro project. The town is now completely cut off from the rest of China.
You can read AI's 2005 report on China here.
Martin and mojo are spot on; China has an appalling human rights record. The death penalty is regularly imposed for non-violent crimes such as theft, forgery and embezzelmet; defendents have limited access to attornies and limited time to prepare for the trial. Verdicts are often come to before the actual trial and the defendent usually gets a bullet in the back of the head a day or two later.
No, I have zero faith in the chinese legal system.
What if Sun was atheist?
Maybe she should have blamed it on "dirty" water provided by a well-wisher under the marathon race.
Either way, she is no longer home free. Story on front page, link here.
For the rose coloured glasses crowd:
"China's legal system often hands down verdicts that the powerless consider unfair. But a bigger problem is that courts often refuse to issue any verdict at all - or even acknowledge that some bothersome legal complaints exist."
I think you have your tense wrong, MJD. I have the impression that since USADA took over the administration of the USA's doping program five years ago, the US has not had a problem. To be sure, individual athletes have offered ridiculous excuses (narcolepsy comes to mind as an obvious example). But the adjudication mechanisms now in place both domestically and internationally are designed assure that those excuses will not be accepted.
I guess that's another way of saying that the US "problem" was never that US athletes were more prone to making ridiculous excuses than those of any other country. The problem was that those excuses were sometimes accepted, at least domestically. I don't see any evidence that this has been a problem in recent years. So I think "had" would have been a better word choice than "has."
I'm merely responding to the ridiculous assertion that I am some kind of racist because I don't buy this Chinese athlete's excuse. I'll jump all over anyone who stretches credulility-the Greeks, USAnians, Canucks, etc. The poster assumed that I was USAnian and that is why I referred to the US.
More for the rose coloured glasses crowd:
"But it has now become a glaring uncertainty about China's commitment to the rule of law. There is widespread suspicion, even within the government, that too many innocent people are sentenced to death. This year, a raft of cases came to light in which wrongful convictions had led to death sentences, or, in one well-publicized case, the execution of an innocent man."
what does this have to do with the topic at hand?
and you mean, no innocent person has ever been put to death in the US???
You missed the point. MJD was accussed of being a racist for doubting that the court decision was legitimate. His post is just confirming that his opinion was based on well known facts about the chinese legal system.
Are you also implying he is a racist?
Why is the quality of the US system relevent to his point? Maybe if you ask him he'll be equally critical of the U.S. legal system.
You gotta read through the entire thread. I already played the 'US criminal justice system has problem, too' card. MJD made it plain that his is not from the US. I believe he is Canadian, and their criminal justice system does not have most of these problems.
It's official, Sun and her coach have been banned:
"China is executing about 8,000 people every year, almost 20 times as many as the rest of the world combined, a new academic estimate suggests."
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/ ... rnational/
No, I have no faith in their legal system.
Why, because you do not personally agree with execution as penal code or because you do not trust their legal system in making the right verdict as to whether someone is guilty?
Because a country has a strict penal code I do not think one should assume their legal system is unreliable.. Besides, who says this piece of academic research, I mean guesstimate, is reliable?
Maybe the alleged 8,000 are all murderers and rapists convicted fairly...who knows. What we do know is that Sun has been banned, so maybe that has given you a teeny bit of faith in their athletic adminstration, no?
IF she comes back I want her to run with her arms in the "I surrender" position for a year!
Wouldn't that make you a super super super genius...I am losing track of all the supers you have in front of your name.
after reading through this thread...I am curious why GH has deemed this as inappropriate?
To be sure, I understand that TFN can be held liable for slander. And, especially in cases like Flojo where she can't defend herself--it just isn't fair.
And, in the 1980's--I subscribed to the magazine--got two editions--then, I somehow got Esquire for the remainder of the year. Oh well, no on is perfect.
I am just happy we all have a place to comment on our sport that we love.
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