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The state of press freedom in Yemen in 2013 reflected the overall uncertainty and insecurity of a country in transition after decades of rule under President Ali Abdullah Saleh. The press faced serious consequences for failing to navigate a complicated web of red lines from the government, tribal groups, and political factions. Many journalists received death threats after crossing those red lines, and several were threatened or attacked by various assailants. CPJ documented at least seven journalists who were abducted over the year, all of whom were later released. Journalists covering protests related to the anniversary of the brief civil war in the country were assaulted by demonstrators, unidentified gunmen, and government security forces. The government continued to prosecute journalists for a range of charges, including defamation and insulting public officials. Still, there were some reasons for optimism. Freelance journalist Abdulelah Hider Shaea was freed in July after three years' imprisonment, and CPJ documented no Yemeni journalists in prison for the first time since 2009. For the second year in a row, CPJ documented no journalists killed in relation to their work.
Freelance journalist Abdulelah Hider Shaea was issued a presidential pardon and released in July after spending almost three years in prison on anti-state charges. He was sentenced in January 2011 to five years in prison for "belonging to an illegal armed organization" and "recruiting young people, including foreigners, to the organization by communicating with them via the Internet," according to news reports.
CPJ and others said the charges appeared to have been lodged in retaliation for his coverage of extremist groups and the Yemeni government's security practices.
With Shaea's release, CPJ documented no Yemeni journalists in prison for the first time since 2009.
The local media watchdog Freedom Foundation documented at least 33 cases of threats against journalists in the first half of 2013 alone. Threats originating from government officials, criminals, tribes, political parties, and others have become so common that it is not always clear which red line a journalist has crossed, according to CPJ research.
Mohammed Ayesh
|Ayesh, editor-in-chief of the daily independent Al-Oula, told CPJ in April that he received several messages from domestic and international phone numbers in which unidentified individuals threatened to cut off his hand and tongue. Al-Oula had published an article on April 9 accusing groups in Marib province of sabotaging power lines. Ayesh said the individuals threatening him said they were defending the "honor" of the province. He also said that the threats could have been an attempt to censor his paper, which had published several articles critical of the government and religious groups.
Fathi Bin Lazrak
|Bin Lazrak, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Aden al-Ghad, received a death threat via text message on May 5, the newspaper reported. The sender threatened to "physically liquidate" him and burn down his newspaper. Aden al-Ghad, an independent daily based in the southern city of Aden, is known for critical reporting on the federal government based in the north. Bin Lazrak told CPJ it was not clear if the threat had come from the same assailants who had recently opened fire on the paper's distribution truck.
Al-Sharea newspaper
|An unidentified person made multiple threats against the independent daily in Sana'a in September, news reports said. It was unclear how the threats were delivered, but Al-Sharea was told to "stop the publication of any news about Al-Qaeda and Saudi Arabia," or the individual would "burn the newspaper office with those people who are inside," the paper said. The paper called on the Interior Ministry to investigate the threats and hold the perpetrator to account, but to date no one has been held responsible.
At least seven journalists were abducted in 2013, according to CPJ research. Some of the journalists were targeted for the work they published, in hope of getting a ransom, and to gain leverage for economic and political concessions from the government, according to CPJ research.
April 7, 2013
|Gunmen briefly abducted Naif Hassan and Nashwan Dammaj, editors for the daily independent Al-Sharea, while they were on a reporting trip in the northern province of Al-Jawf, the paper reported. The assailants held the journalists for half an hour before armed tribal group members ordered their release. The journalists were unharmed.
May 15, 2013
|News reports said that armed tribesmen abducted at least three journalists in Marib province. The journalists--Yassin Alzikri, editor-in-chief of Economic Media magazine; Ibrahim al-Ashmori, president of the reports division of Al-Thawra daily newspaper; and Ahmed al-Shamiri, writer for the Saudi Okaz daily newspaper--were released after more than a week in captivity.
June 2013
|Unidentified gunmen kidnapped Dutch journalist Judith Spiegel, a Yemen correspondent for Radio Netherlands Worldwide, and her husband in Sana'a in the second week of June, according to her employer. The two were released in December.
December 3, 2013
|The local press freedom group Freedom Foundation reported that Sera'a al-Shehari was kidnapped by unknown assailants on her way home from work in Sana'a. Al-Shehari, a reporter for the TV station Al-Masirah, was released the next day.
CPJ documented an escalation of anti-press violations in April, especially as political tensions rose in the lead-up to the April 27 anniversary of the 1994 civil war. At least 17 assaults, threats, kidnappings, prosecutions, and detentions were reported in one month.


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Some hotels offer room rates inclusive of green fees or a number of games. You can find out more information about what's included on the specific property page on Expedia.
Golf resorts are typically larger than golf hotels, with more facilities and a full golf package. At a golf resort you might stay in chalets or in a large estate house, but everything golf is onsite. Green and cart fees are often included in the package price, along with accommodation, meals, and entertainment. An onsite golf shop will sell or rent kit and usually has a good selection of golf shoes and golf-ready outfits.
It's all here. Arrange lessons, enjoy a few drinks at the '19th hole,' share golfing tales over dinner—some golf resorts welcome and entertain family, too, so everyone has a vacation.
As gathering places for the local well-to-do, country clubs are privately owned and often quite exclusive. Golf hotels, on the other hand, welcome guests from across the globe who want to enjoy golf and the privilege of staying in some stunning places. They may even share the country club's facilities in some cases.
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Link and My Hiatus 2
Hello Stichers! Sorry my posting hiatus lasted a few months longer than I expected. First I injured my foot pretty badly, then I moved in with a friend of mine because she was sick and Dr. House was not available, and then we had to get roommates because Cobra insurance is insane. Then last yesterday we finally got a diagnosis: Anti-NMDA Receptor Encephalitis, the same rare disease I spent all last summer working on an educational campaign for because another friend of mine contracted it. I almost feel cursed, but I am glad that I could have potentially saved the life of a great friend.
Today I bring you some charts from Zelda, but you don't have to be a sword wielding elf to save the day. I used the names I called the characters back in the day, when we had to blow into that shiny gold cartridge every time we played. There are knit/crochet charts as well as cross stitch charts, so everyone can stitch their way to victory.
As always, feel free to message me with any questions, comments, winning lottery numbers, or pictures of your creations.
*I have no professional relationship with Nintendo or the creators of The Ledgend of Zelda*
Link Just Stick it Cross Stitch
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DeveloperWiki:Automated Package Build System
- 1 What is an Automated Build System
- 2 Naming
- 3 Design Proposal
- 4 Programming Language
- 5 Builder Process
- 6 Component Build Out
What is an Automated Build System
One of the best examples of an automated package build systems is the Fedora Koji project, Koji is a continuous build system for all of the rpms in the Fedora and RHEL projects. The main benefit of an automated build system is that all of the packages need to pass through a common gate, a common checkpoint for quality and consistency.
While the Koji build server is referenced heavily the Arch equivalent will need to be very different, in both architecture and the general goals of the project.
The proposed name for the Arch package build system is Quarters, the logic being that what really feeds pacman is quarters.
Alternative naming options will be considered
Design Proposal
One of the main aspects of the Arch distribution compared to distributions like Fedora is money. The Fedora project can go out and buy servers by the arm full, but Arch will need to continue to rely on volunteer equipment and working with what we can get our hands on. While these aspects will effect the nature of the package build system, they cannot allow for the compromise of the quality of the Arch Linux distribution.
Proposed Features
- Simplicity
- Avoid requiring too many daemons
- No Authentication systems
- No database dependencies
- Simple https communication
- Able to interact with distributed components over any reasonable link quality
- Distributed
- Need to be able to distribute the build load to systems all over the world
- All communication needs to be encrypted (duh)
- Builders make decisions by peer review
- Data Model
- Information on the available packages is made by parsing live pacman data (pacman is fast enough)
- Packages to build is presented to the builders via serialized format (probably json)
- Communication
- All build communication is based on gathering presented data, all pulls, not puts
- All servers are state machines, the status of the distributed build environment is assessed by parsing the "global" state machine
- Command system to move packages manually from the build repos to the final repos
- Build Cleanliness
- Every package is built in its own clean chroot environment
- Packages can be pulled and polled from many sources
- AUR (plugable?)
- Other scms ()
- Web interface
- Building Requirements
- All packages need to be build-able, this includes the base toolchain
- Trigger mass rebuilds of package, with version bumps
- Track Packager data through the build process, don't allow the packager to be lost to the builder
- System Interaction points
- Detached cli interface sends signals to the master
- Master server reads signals and acts on them
Programming Language
It has been proposed that the application be developed in Python. Python is fast enough, has the libs we need, and who doesn't understand python?
Sorry, but this project is too big for bash, and bash is too slow.
I thought about OCaml, but I figured that it should be something that everyone can hack on.
Try and go for python3
Builder Process
The process that the builders will use is based on state information, the master server presents the master state, which is the list validated builders and the packages to be built. The master server will only present packages which are ready to be built. The builders then download the master server's builder information. The builders pick a package to build, post the package that they have claimed and then query the other builders to see if any other builder has claimed it. If the builder needs to change the package to build then it will just post a claim on a new package. Unless it is the first build on the builder then the peer process of determining which package needs to be built will be done while a package is already being built.
The master will regularly poll the states of the builders, the builders will post their states for the master and for the peers. The builder states will have all the information that the master needs to retrieve the built packages or the information for the failed build.
Component Build Out
Quarters will consist of a number of individual components. These components are all pieces of the distributed system, the components will also interact via a common language independent medium and https.
Master Server Components
The components required for the operation of the master server
Core Loop
The core loop or the core of the master does what most daemons do, takes in the config information, does the double pid form magic, etc.
The core loop will primarily act by continually querying the distributed components for changes, thee components are the builders and the package parsers
Package Parsers
The package parsers will be pluggable modules that return predictable data about the state of source package data stored in either a source control manager or an interface such as the abs or the AUR.
The idea here is that as long as the data queried from the source is uniform there can be any number of usable interfaces. The primary system will need to be svn, since this is what the main package tree is stored in, then git and then an AUR parser. More interfaces can be added on later if we or anyone else wants them.
All parsers need to return a similar data structure and may need to do some package preparation. The data structure will need to be defined and static, but it should just be a python dict, something json likes.
SVN Parser
This is the main package parser, the parser needs to be able to ready the PKGBUILDS for specific info, particularly pkgver, pkgname and pkgrel, then compare the values to the list of packages that are already built. Once the packages that need updating have been found the parser needs to return a data structure containing the packages that need to be built. The main challenge here is figuring out the fastest way to parse an SVN repo, they can be somewhat slow.
Standalone Components
These components are used by multiple services
Https Server
Each component will need to be able to present files via an https server. The package will require a standalone https server written in python.
Quarters will also need to be able to allow for any http server to be used if the admin choses to use something other than the python https server
Standard Utils Module
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Microsoft Lives in the Bizarro UniverseFebruary 20th, 2013
So Bill Gates is disappointed that Microsoft hasn't done more to gain a substantial foothold in the smartphone market. Well, maybe, but coming up with a credible alternative to the iOS and Android, and discovering that noisy ads only turn people off, would be good for a start. But you have to wonder about many of Microsoft's decisions these days.
Windows 8, for example, hasn't earned much love, and making an operating system nothing short of confusing and distracting didn't help PC sales this holiday season. Of course, it may no longer be possible to do anything but reduce the sales erosion somewhat. It's also possible Mac sales will continue to decline, though I won't dispute Apple's contention that the inability to deliver the iMac in a timely fashion hurt big time during the last quarter and it appears that situation will continue through the March quarter as well.
When it comes to Windows Phone, I'm not saying it's necessarily bad. But it's not as if the tiled interface has a real record for success, even though Microsoft has opted to stick with it. With reports that the platform's market share is even less than BlackBerry has to hurt. Industry analysts who asserted that Windows Phone would be a real contender with iOS and Android shouldn't quit their day jobs. If being an analyst is the day job, they need to consider a different line of work.
One key difference between Apple and Microsoft is that the former isn't inclined to stick with something that's demonstrably unsuccessful. As much as Steve Jobs clearly adored the Power Mac G4 Cube, he accepted the inevitable and discontinued the product. Even when new iPod models were successful, Apple didn't hesitate to throw it all away and try something new. It's also true that Apple ignored analyst claims that the iPhone and the iPad were yawners and destined to fail. Clearly there's a disconnect.
Microsoft lives in a world where throwing money at a problem will eventually yield a solution. The company poured billions into developing and marketing the Xbox gaming console. Eventually, modest profits resulted, but not enough to put the aging platform into the black overall. Was it worth the effort? Well, it did make Microsoft a credible contender in the gaming console business, but at what cost?
So it would seem that Microsoft will continue to pour money into Windows Phone, even when the industry moves elsewhere, perhaps emphasizing wearable devices. How many years does Microsoft expect it to take to build market share? The industry is moving far too fast to make much room for another platform, or to reevaluate an existing platform. BlackBerry is equally fated for ruin. The new BB10 smartphones may be quite good, but not good enough to upset the industry and encourage buyers to reconsider BlackBerry.
Now in a move that surely lacks substance in the logic department, Microsoft has just upped the prices of the aging Mac version of Office, released in 2011. Rather than cut prices, which would seem to be the appropriate move for a product that might be getting a tad long in the tooth, the prices have increased by roughly 17%. But it doesn't end there. There are no more multiple user packs for Office 2011, meaning you can't just buy a copy and have it work, say, on your Mac and your MacBook. That, in effect, more than doubles the price.
Microsoft's goal is evidently to move you to a subscription program, so you pay annual fees for Live 365 rather than one fee for a software license that works until new hardware makes it obsolete. That may make sense for Microsoft's bottom line, but doesn't that move make iWork, itself a project in need of an upgrade, a far more attractive alternative?
Worse, despite the fact that the Windows 8 upgrade hasn't been very successful, Microsoft has not opted to continue the special upgrade price of $39.99 for a downloadable version. As of the first of February, the price increased to $119.99 for the regular version, and $199.99 for the Pro version. Maybe the profits will be fatter, but how many potential customers will just say no? Where's the logic in making a product with at best a modest level of success more expensive? The bean counters at Microsoft may have won the battle, but where's the logic in that?
All right, so Gates is fully supportive of his old chum, Steve Ballmer, as CEO of the company he co-founded. So what has Microsoft done lately to demonstrate that any current product is ahead of the competition? The Surface tablets, which have almost universally been damned with faint praise and shown no evidence of delivering more than modest sales? Windows Phone, where the share of the market has actually declined? What about the flagship OS, Windows 8? And does Microsoft really believe potential customers won't be turned off by the decision to increase the price of retail software, and push people towards an even more costly subscription service, where you pay forever to keep the apps running?
Welcome to the Bizarro universe, where down is up, and losses are really profits.
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5 Foods Your Dog Can't Eat, And 5 Substitutions They Will Absolutely Love
We've all heard it time and time again dogs can eat "this" but they can't eat "that", but you have to admit it's pretty hard keeping track of what is on the "No" and "Yes" list.
Here are a few key foods that may have left you stumped as far as giving into your pooch pals begging.
SHARE to keep your dogs happy and healthy!
Dogs CANNOT eat salt
While you and Fido are sharing the couch you find yourself throwing him a couple salt-filled potato chips. However, you should know this may not be a good idea. Salty foods can cause excessive thirst and urination leading to sodium ion poisoning. In this case watch out for symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, depression, tremors, high temperature, and seizures or just avoid the salt.
Dogs CAN eat salt-free snacks like popcorn and pretzels
We can't resist them and I'm sure your dog can't too. Just like us, once the smell of that fresh popcorn or oven-baked pretzels hit their noses, you know your four-legged friend will be begging to have a bite. So feel free to share just as long as they're unsalted. In the end less salt and no butter will be good for the both of you!


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Osteoporosis is considered a "silent disease" with no symptoms or warnings signs, but can be prevented and treated through regular weight bearing exercise with proper diet and lifestyle habits. Yoga is an excellent weight bearing exercise as it stimulates bone building for both the upper and lower body while being low-impact.
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Even the brightest, sunniest Home Opener is usually a pretty foggy experience.
So we don't really need what's going on outside right now.
I'm looking out my 39th floor office window and you can't see anything but white.
I figure it'll be really moist and semi-opaque at the park.
I don't know, somebody told me it's supposed to clear up, but right now it looks like that old Bears/Eagles "Fog bowl" game outside.
At least it's pretty warm, and Carlos should get a good wet grip for some revolting movement on his fastball and slider...
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For recent history, start at Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum at Ba Dinh Square, where Ho Chi Minh first delivered his declaration of independence on behalf of his countrymen in 1945. The Ho Chi Minh Museum, located nearby, details the leader's history in one of the city's most impressive buildings. For some peace and tranquillity, follow the walking trail around Hoan Kiem Lake. For local colour and culture, stroll along the 36 streets that make up the Ancient Quarter, the historic region with plenty of local wares to browse and cuisine to sample.
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In the 48 or so hours following the launch on the new iPod shuffle, there's been a lot of discussion about the fact that the device doesn't actually have any playback controls on it. Instead, playback and the new VoiceOver feature are controlled from the remote attached to the earbuds, but it's not immediately clear how things work. To clear things up, Apple recently added a Support article detailing how the remote is used with the new iPod shuffle.
People have been a bit skeptical of the new control system, but based on the instructions, it seems mostly straightforward. The plus and minus buttons control the volume, so the center button on the remote does most of the work. It can be clicked to play and pause tracks, as well as to change songs. Clicking and holding the button will speak the track information using VoiceOver, and can also be used to fast-forward and rewind. The system works in conjunction with the new status light on the iPod shuffle to let you know that it's receiving your commands. The status light will also let you know when the device is syncing or charging, and how much battery is left.
If you need to check your charge and don't want to pull your iPod out of your pocket, VoiceOver can also tell you how much battery you have left, although only in 25 percent increments. And, speaking of VoiceOver, Apple has also added instructions on how to enable the new feature, which involves an iTunes setting and a bit of installation. If you'd like to read even more about the new model before buying one, you can also have a look at the user guide, although going down to a local Apple Store (if you have one) and playing with the new controls yourself might be a good plan as well.


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We tend to cover the zany antics of the Google Street View team quite a bit here at Gizmodo, as you can see. For those of you who hate that, this story is pure Schadenfreude.
Last summer, when the team was busy mapping the streets of London for the recent European Google Maps Street View rollout, one of its speedier drivers was pulled over by Britain's finest for a traffic violation.
True to form, the entire thing is now preserved in its entirety on the Internet, and we expect nothing less of the team (although it's been suspiciously blacked out by Google as of this writing).
At least all this Street View driver got was a ticket. Can't say the same of that poor Google sap who tried to map Buckinghamshire the other day. [Neatorama]


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This landing page follows the AIDA format in its 4 sections. AIDA is an acronym for the age old practice of getting high converting landing pages. It originated in print media and is a proven technique for capturing online leads. AIDA stands for Attention, Interest, Desire and most importantly, ACTION!
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sunflower seed oil planting equipment Application of sunflower seed oil deodorization plant / vegetable oil refinery equipment.This units machinery for making cooking oil belongs to sunflower seed oil deodorization plant / vegetable oil refinery equipment, has all functions of large, small scale intermittent refining equipment, and better than them. This equipment machinery for making cooking oil can make high quality cooking oil or salad oil. This units complete set combined, selfprepare heat source, gas source, electrics control. Light weight, save electricity , convenient use.This sunflower seed oil deodorization plant / vegetable oil refinery equipment do not need special basis, either indoor or outdoor is OK, just need to make up power source, water, prepare coal, alkali, Pacid, active clay, edible salt and other material.
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1. Introduction of sunflower seed oil extractor machine
Solvent condensation system combines with evaporation system closely, and evaporative condenser and steam stripping condenser all work under negative pressure.
Non-condensable gas enters the energy saver from the shell of the first evaporator. In energy saver, noncondensable gas exchanges heat with condensate from the evaporative condenser.
Finally, the condensate temperature discharged from energy saver is increased, and the solvent separated water from going to the solvent holding tank.
The high temperature makes it unnecessary to be reheated for the recycling, so as to save energy. Noncondensable gas from energy saver enters desolventizing condenser, in which a great deal of gas is condensed, and the tail gas is discharged into the final condenser.
The solvent gas from the extractor enters extraction condenser, and the noncondensable tail gas enters the final condenser.
For the free gas in final condenser, diversion box, holding tank, underground solvent library and miscella tank, cool them with low temperatured cold water to recycle most of solvent gas. The tail gas with little solvent goes to paraffin recovery process.
Residual oil in meal
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Solvent consumption
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Steam consumption
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2. Main parts of sunflower seed oil extractor machine
(1) Solvent pumps: continuously spray solvent to the rotary-type extractor
(2).Roary extractor: Spray and soak the pre-pressed cake with solvent so that oil fats can be dissolved in solvent(form miscella). After processing, you can get wet meal and miscella (mixed oil).
(3). DTDC: usd to separate the solvent from the wet meal.
(4). Miscella tank 1st: pump the miscella (oil with solvent) in to the miscella 1st , and then add 10% saline water to it. The phospholipid and impurities in the miscella will react with the saline wter, at last the reactant precipitate, reaching the goal of purifying.
(5). Miscella tank 2nd: the purified miscella will be pumped into it.
(6). Miscella stripping: it will remove the remaining solvent in miscella. And the solvent will be discharged to condenser for recycling.
(7). condensers: used to cooling the solvent gas separated from the wet meal and miscella for recycling.
3. Main Process of sunflower seed oil extractor machine
(1) The material (for pretreatment) is sent to rotary extraction by the scraper conveyor. The material will extracted by the solvent or mix oil. After this step, we will get meal and mix oil.
(2) Meal is sent to toaster. Through the toaster, the solvent in the meal will separate from the meal. The solvent goes to condenser and is recycled to rotary extraction.
(3) After the mix oil from the rotary extraction enters into 1st evaporator and 2nd evaporator, most of the solvent in the mix oil is separated.
(4) The mix oil from 2nd evaporator goes to stripping tower and almost all the solvent is separated. From the stripping tower, we can get crude oil and solvent. The solvent is sent to condenser and is recycled to rotary extraction.
4 . Advantages of sunflower seeds oil extractor machine
(1) High oil yield , obvious economic benefit .
(2) Residual oil rate in the dry meal .
(3) Improving the quality of the meal .
(4) Low processing cost , high labor productivity.
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While I agree that the mesh [two receivers shallow crossing at 6 yards, making a rub] is a great play vs man, it can take a little while to develop. I've definitely seen one or both receivers get jammed and the QB left with nowhere to go with the ball. I don't really think the Kentucky Shallow Cross Series is that inherently great versus press man. [an example play is here, more info can be found here. Both were mentioned in the discussion.]
I think shallow crosses work better versus loose man and zones where you can widen the linebackers. There aren't many rubs and the actual pass to the crosser is not always an easy throw against even a beaten defender; it's kind of is to the side and sometimes even over the defender.
[Another poster] mentioned Spurrier: I also remember watching his Coaching show once when he was at UF, and he said "if they play tight man you're eventually going to have to throw the slant route and the fade route." These are two routes that your receivers must learn to execute one-on-one. Can they beat the man over them?
Further, to help your guys vs press man the simplest thing to do is put your receiver off the ball, i.e. as a flanker. Vary who is on and who is off to give your guys better leverage. Also, simple motions can help too; tough to jam a guy who is in motion (look at Arena football, can't quite do that same thing but the principle applies).
Last, stacks, bunches, and rubs. I group them together but two receivers working together (the essence of the Kentucky mesh, but sometimes putting them to the same side is best) works great. Have them criss cross, follow release, rub, whatever works in your system.
If Purdue sees press man they will invariably go to a really simple combination: a slant by the outside guy with the slot running a fade. The slant runs his break off the hip of the guy running the fade, so they get a "rub". The receiver breaks his route pretty flat at first but then will bend it upfield after a couple steps (he doesn't want to get too far inside, it isn't an in route).
If you are going to install any play versus press man, this is the first and easiest. The QB will look for the slant first. If they manage to cover the slant then he will look for the fade route, looking to drop it over his outside shoulder. (if it is zone you can often still free up the slant in the undercoverage, or stick the fade vs a cover 2 safety, but it is best as a man play).
Remember what I quoted Spurrier saying? Slants and fades? On this play you do both and the ball gets out much quicker than the Kentucky mesh (3 steps vs 5).
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Here is a message board response of mine about throwing versus man to man. Lots of the theory stuff is much more applicable to zones; vs. man you just have to beat people. (Though some of the best defenses can actually make you think they are in zone when they play man.)
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A rule we live and die by... if it gets too hard we stack, if the kill us on that we run a motion from outside in and the motion gets behind the Receiver and runs a Y option, reading the FS or the Cover 2 when the first receiver breaks on a 10/12 and in Saftey takes the bite we go over the top/ if he stays we hit the corner, since the DB is shut out by the first receiver.Backside Hitch/Comeback or Swing by RB.
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On the heels of such blockbuster young adult franchises as "The Twilight Saga" and "The Hunger Games," the creative forces behind the big-screen adaptation of the dystopian novel "Divergent" know that winning over the fans of the international best-seller is a tall order to fill. But as far as the book author Veronica Roth and one of the film's stars, Ansel Elgort, are concerned, their first impressions of the movie interpretation are spot on.
"You never know what you're going to get when you make any movie, whether it be based off a book or just a movie outright, but we sat in a screening room in Los Angeles -- me, Jai Courtney, Zoe Kravitz, Tony Goldwyn, Mekhi Pfeiffer and a few others -- and we all looked at each other and held our breath before we started," Elgort recalled for me in a recent interview. "But afterward, we were all beaming and so happy that we made the movie. It was great and pretty close to the book, but also it was just a good movie. It was such a relief."
As a relative newcomer, Elgort says he sensed great things for the film going into the project, in that the young cast would be surrounded by a solid foundation of film veterans such as Kate Winslet, Ashley Judd, Pfeiffer and Goldwyn.
Roth was especially relieved since the actors lived up to the expectation of the characters she put on the pages of her 2011 international best-selling young adult novel. She told me that she didn't have a huge amount of input on casting because she was knee-deep into writing "Allegiant," the third book in "Divergent" trilogy, when the film's roster came together.
"I'm very much interested in just writing books and letting the movie people do what they do best," Roth told me. "For me, it was just a 'Let it go' process and hope that they do a good job. I don't know what would have happened if I disapproved of anyone, but it just didn't come up. I got pretty lucky. I think they did an excellent job. Even the actors who don't quite look like I imagined them to look in the book still capture the spirit of who they are. I still feel their personality. So I didn't have one worry with the cast."
Opening in theaters and on IMAX screens Thursday night, "Divergent" is set in the future Chicago, where the city's residents are divided into five different factions, which each represent different values. The Abnegation faction consists of the selfless people, while the Amity are those who are peaceful. The Candor faction is for the bluntly honest ones, Dauntless is for the fearless and Erudite is meant for the intelligent.
All residents of the city find out what faction they are meant for when they turn 16 and are administered an aptitude test, and must determine whether they want to remain with their family or choose a new faction that will separate them for the rest of their lives.
On the rare occasion, however, the test will find somebody who doesn't fit the characteristics of any factions, and in turn they're labeled a "Divergent." Seen as a danger to society, Divergents, such as Tris (Shailene Woodley) must shield her identity before she falls victim to a master plan to destroy all those of her kind. Elgort plays the pivotal role of Caleb, Tris' conflicted brother.
Elgort said he didn't necessarily feel any pressure living up to the expectations of what the fans wanted out of Caleb, and instead felt the filmmakers are the people who had to deliver on a bigger set of responsibilities.
"With 'Divergent,' it was all about establishing the world of and capturing the spirit of the book," Elgort said. "All I had to do was be a good Caleb and be a real guy. The real pressure was on the director, producer and screenwriters to bring the world to life. It was also on the costume designer and the set designers, and they did a spectacular job. I have another movie coming out called 'The Fault in Our Stars' (also co-starring Woodley) and there was more pressure on me because there was less world-building and more about establishing a relationship, but for this one, there's so much world-building, and they nailed it."
Roth said she heard from fans on the Internet over casting expectations, and while the reactions were varied, they were civil.
"Anytime you cast anyone in a movie, and for roles in this movie in particular, no one is going to agree whether that person is right or not -- especially when the judgments are being made on what they did in previous roles or something as simple as a picture of them," Roth said. "The true test comes when the movie comes out and everybody gets to see how the actor portrays the character. I heard some concerns early on, but I'm pretty sure the concerns have mostly disappeared and will continue to disappear with the other movies."
The next movie in the "Divergent" trilogy, "Insurgent," will reportedly come out in 2015, while the final film, "Allegiant," is pegged for a 2016 release.
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It may only have been midday, but the lascivious thread running through Holly Fulton's fall runway collection—borrowed from D.H. Lawrence's classic tale Lady Chatterley's Lover—cranked up the heat in the British Fashion Council show space at London's Somerset House on Tuesday. Palm fronds appeared to lazily sway and exotic insects flitted across Fulton's clinging sheaths, silken shifts, and pencil skirts while models sauntered down the runway to an instrumental of Roxy Music's "Love Is the Drug."
Any who may be craving more of the Scottish-born designer's signature Art Deco prints won't be disappointed. Only this time around, they took the form of clandestine greenhouses where the aristocratic Chatterley and her working-class gardener might have hidden.
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The three-hour outage occurred on the evening of Sept. 8 and affected Windows Live services such as SkyDrive, MSN and Hotmail for three hours. Also affected was Microsoft's Office 365 service.
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The Houston Dynamo nearly opened their 2009 calendar in style but ended up settling for a heartbreaking 1-1 tie with Atlante of Mexico in the first leg of their CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal series Tuesday at Robertson Stadium. Bobby Boswell's header in the 34th minute opened the scoring for Houston, but an 82nd-minute equalizer from Gabriel Pereyra left the teams deadlocked.
The Dynamo had multiple chances to extend their first-half lead, and it could leave them wondering what might have been as Atlante grabbed a vital away goal ahead of next Tuesday's return match at Estadio Quintana Roo in Cancun.
With Dynamo center back Eddie Robinson and Atlante goalkeeper Federico Vilar suspended, there were no surprised in either team's starting lineup. Julius James got his first start as a member of the Dynamo and his first start in a Champions League match. Stuart Holden started in an attacking midfield role despite the recent passing of his father, who was memorialized with a moment of silence before kickoff.
The game started sloppily, with multiple turnovers in the first 15 minutes. With the Dynamo in the middle of a short preseason, it was probably to be expected. Atlante had a few quality chances early but could not capitalize. Their best chance came in the seventh minute, when a give-and-go between Giancarlo Maldonado and Pereyra set the Argentine up for a shot on goal, but he could not get enough behind it, and it was easily saved by Dynamo goalkeeper Pat Onstad.
As the Dynamo began to get their feet underneath them, the pressure on Atlante's defense began to mount, resulting in numerous corners for Houston. On the fifth corner, in the 34th minute, Brad Davis found an unmarked Boswell, whose stooping header easily beat goalkeeper Omar Ortiz inside the right post to give Houston a 1-0 lead.
Up a goal, the MLS side began to pour it on. In the 37th minute, a turnover by the Atlante defense found Holden alone in front of goal. Instead of shooting, he opted to pass and missed his intended target. In the 39th minute, Brian Mullan impressively beat Luis Venegas off the dribble, and his cross found Kei Kamara, but the forward's header hit the crossbar.
In the 41st minute, Holden narrowly missed extending Houston's lead, as his shot went high and wide of goal. While Houston was happy to be leading 1-0 when the whistle blew to end the first half, the Dynamo would later come to regret the chances they missed at the end of the first half.
The second half was physiucal and foul-ridden, with referee Neal Brizan of Trinidad & Tobago showing six yellow cards and whistling 23 fouls in the second half. With all the fouls, both teams were more dangerous on set pieces than from the run of the play.
In the 58th minute, Atlante threatened first when Fernando Navarro sent in a beautifull ball to Luis Gabriel Rey, but his header went over the bar. That threat was merely foreshadowing what was to to come in the 82nd minute when another Atlante corner from Navarro found Venegas beyond the far post. He headed the ball down, and it bounced over Onstad into a pile of players in the goalmouth. Pereyra was first to the ball and nudged it over the line to tie the game 1-1.
Houston did get chances to pull ahead late. A Geoff Cameron header was saved well by Ortiz in the 90th minute, and a Brad Davis free kick from 30 yards went just wide of goal. However, those chances were too little, too late, as the final whistle blew and left the teams on level terms.
Despite playing their first competitive game in three months, the late goal was heartbreak for Houston, as it not only evened the game, but also provided Atlante with a critical away goal. As a result, Houston will be left with two choices to advance: They have to either win in Mexico or tie Atlante and score at least two goals in the process.
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Atlante vs. Houston Dynamo
February 24, 2009 -- Robertson Stadium, Houston TX
2008-09 CONCACAF Champions League -- Quarterfinals, Game 1
Scoring Summary:
HOU -- Bobby Boswell 1 (Brad Davis) 24
ATN -- Gabriel Pereyra 3 (Luis Venegas) 82
Atlante -- Omar Ortiz, Fernando Navarro, Miguel Angel Martinez, Luis Venegas, Jose Guerrero, Gerardo Espinoza, Rafael Marquez Lugo (Andres Carevic 85), Gabriel Pereyra, Daniel Arreola (Luis David Velazquez 90), Giancarlo Maldonaldo (Clemente Ovalle 46). Luis Gabriel Rey.
Substitutes not used: Gerardo Castillo, Diego Garcia, Gerardo Ruiz, Ismael Valadez.
Houston Dynamo -- Pat Onstad, Richard Mulrooney, Bobby Boswell, Julius James, Wade Barrett, Brian Mullan (Geoff Cameron 77), Ricardo Clark, Stuart Holden, Brad Davis, Brian Ching, Kei Kamara.
Substitutes Not Used: Tally Hall, Corey Ashe, Mike Chabala, John Michael Hayden, Craig Waibel, Chris Wondolowski.
Misconduct Summary:
ATN -- Gabriel Pereyra (caution; Reckless Foul) 9
ATN -- Daniel Arreola (caution; Reckless Tackle) 44
HOU -- Kei Kamara (caution; Reckless Foul) 56
HOU -- Brad Davis (caution; Tactical Foul) 63
HOU -- Richard Mulrooney (caution; Delaying a Restart) 68
HOU -- Geoff Cameron (caution; Reckless Tackle) 81
ATN -- Gerardo Espinoza (caution; Tactical Foul) 83
ATN -- Luis Venegas (caution; Reckless Tackle) 89
Referee: Neal Brizan (T&T)
Referee's Assistants: Michael Ragoonath (T&T); Simon Baptiste (T&T)
4th Official: Alex Prus (USA)
Attendance: 10,203
Weather: Partly Cloudy-and-65 degrees
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Last night, I was alerted by a friend who is an attorney, that Jeff Goldstein at Protein Wisdom blog has attributed comments to me that I did not make on this post - his post, and mentioned my place of employment and full name. I grabbed a few screenshots to document this. Click to enlarge.
This pathetic coward is not just happy deleting factual comments, he now has resorted to libelous defamation, and he admits it (see comment #79).
Per his method of operation, someone must have made a comment that embarrassed him or that he didn't agree with, and since I've hit the mark so many times at his echo chamber blog, and the paranoid he is, he assumed it was me. I'd love to see the comment he deleted that embarrassed him so much. Of course nothing is below Goldstein, described by a recent commenter (who apparently knows him well) as an "unemployable manbaby" - leader of his minions who are "anonymous ankle-biting cowards." He once said he was going to contact my University since he didn't like my blog comments and has "nothing to lose."
Changing people's comments is nothing new for Goldstein, but then attributing racist comments to myself -by full name, and further committing defamation against my employer, MTSU, is beyond dishonest, it's low-life slimy. Obviously, as he described himself, so low he has "nothing to lose" and continues to beg for money at his blog.
"...you can't trust anything written at his site. Which is why I intend never to speak about it again. It is an utterly worthless site that has become nothing but the plaything of the site host, to fool the world about what you said by altering it without notice.
A site with so little integrity is not worth my time, or yours, and I'm sorry I wasted so much time writing about it in recent days. That ends, now."
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(1) A person who shall knowingly publish or disseminate, either by written instrument, sign, pictures, or the like, any statement or object tending to blacken the memory of one who is dead, or to impeach the honesty, integrity, virtue, or reputation or expose the natural defects of one who is alive, and thereby to expose him to public hatred, contempt, or ridicule, commits criminal libel.
(2) It shall be an affirmative defense that the publication was true, except libels tending to blacken the memory of the dead and libels tending to expose the natural defects of the living.
(3) Criminal libel is a class 6 felony.
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In Colorado, state law makes criminal libel a felony carrying up to 18 months in prison and a fine up to $100,000 for the first offense. In general, web libel is posting false information about someone that defames them, commonly accusations of criminal acts, marital infidelity, dishonesty... [in Goldstein's case, impersonating William Yelverton and attributing racist comments].
According to this article, if you live on one of the 17 states that enforce criminal libel, you can file to lift the veil on anonymity for someone who defames you and have them arrested on criminal charges.
In Colorado, a man received a a paltry 23 years sentence for "spreading lies on the internet", but some states are getting tougher on libel crimes.
Internet libel is a felony!
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7 Die in Brewery: Tragedy Strikes as Workers Get Locked Inside Cistern in Mexico (VIDEO)
7 workers have died in a brewery in Mexico on Saturday in what appears to be a tragic accident.
Authorities in Mexico City have reported that the 7 workers died in a tank at a Grupo Modelo brewery. The workers were said to have been cleaning the tank, and it is thought likely that they may have died from toxic fumes, although investigators are still currently looking into the incident to confirm the cause of death.
A spokesperson for the company, Jennifer Shelley, has reported that the deaths occurred in "a confined area of a tank in which cleaning and maintenance work was being done."
Building manager at the brewery, Francisco Lopez Bravo, has also explained that the 7 workers got locked inside the cistern as they went about cleaning the tanks.
One Mexican publication has reported that fumes were the cause of death, although Shelley declined to comment on that report.
Management at the plant have confirmed that the brewery did continue to operate following the incident despite the deaths, and that production will not be slowed down by the tragedy.
Shelley has claimed that no other employees were in danger through the incident, and only the 7 workers shut inside the tanks were affected.
The families of the deceased workers have been contacted, and officials at the brewery have said that it plans to support them through the difficult time. A statement released has said, "Modelo is deeply sorry for this incident and will support the affected families permanently."
The brewery has been in operation in Mexico City since 1925, and brews a number of popular beers including Corona. The brewery is also in the process of being sold to Anheuser-Busch InBev.
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SOUTHBOROUGH � Confusion abounded Tuesday night during a fragmented and at times contentious discussion about whether a scheduled state-funded overhaul of Main Street deserves a second look.
"I�m not sure anybody really knows what�s happening there, besides (the Public Works Department)," former Selectwoman Bonnie Phaneuf said after a long discussion about the $5.6 million project.
Town officials have been working since 2007 to convince the state to fund improvements to the street, which they say needs a litany of traffic, layout and drainage improvements.
After two different consultants produced plans aimed at securing state funding, selectmen ultimately approved a plan in 2010. The state last year agreed to fund the plan, and placed it on a list of projects approved for funding beginning in 2017.
Recently, former selectman and Planning Board member David Parry has been leading an effort to take a second look. Parry believes it is too broad in scope, and recently submitted citizen petitions for Town Meeting aiming at creating a committee to review the plan and suggest alternatives.
Parry said more than 150 people signed his petitions. He told selectmen Tuesday that the project would create a "bigger, wider, straighter, faster" road, which he said would be less safe and degrade the aesthetics of the town.
DPW Superintendent Karen Galligan said the project wouldn�t widen the road as much as some people think. She said the project is necessary for the road, and that, even if it was reduced in scope, would still cost around $3 million.
Selectmen John Rooney said it wasn�t clear to him from currently available plans just how drastic the change in the road would be. Parry insisted that the change would be significant, but Selectman Vice Chairman Bill Boland disagreed.
"That happens to be your opinion," Boland said after Parry said he thought town officials were "sticking their heads in the sand" in an effort to get state funding.
Boland, who had a tense exchange with Parry over the subject at a recent Planning Board meeting, said he believes the plan has been thoroughly vetted over the course of many public meetings.
But Historic Commissioner Kate Matison said she went to many of those meetings and felt neighbors weren�t satisfied with the results.
"The residents were not happy with some of those decisions, and the witness to that is this petition," she said.
Galligan said the town will be holding a meeting in early April to try to make the plans more clear. At the moment, the town is scheduled for a state progress hearing on the project for April 30 � a meeting some officials worry could jeopardize state funding if the state senses opposition from residents.
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SOUTHBOROUGH � Confusion abounded Tuesday night during a fragmented and at times contentious discussion about whether a scheduled state-funded overhaul of Main Street deserves a second look.


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Over the past few years, OPM has greatly expanded its work/life and wellness program. To encourage employees to manage their and their families' health and well-being, OPM has offered a variety of opportunities like exercise classes, farmers' markets, support networks and seminars. Supervisors broadly support these programs, encourage their employees' attendance and help their employees utilize other policies like telework, alternate work schedules and leave which support work/life balance. Positive responses to the item "My supervisor supports my need to balance work and other life issues" improved by 2.4% over last year's results and stands at 84.91%. Compared to last year's results, more employees are satisfied with telework (86.18%), and alternate work schedules (96.6%). More employees have been deemed eligible to telework (87.27%) and more employees are taking advantage of this flexibility on at least an occasional basis (77.12%). Both employees and senior leaders recognize and appreciate the impact these programs can have on both employee well-being and organizational success.
The survey was conducted online from April 30, 2013, through June 14, 2013.
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To accommodate television, Wednesday's early season matchup of cross-town rivals Loyola and UMBC tipped off at the unusually late time of 9 p.m.
Luckily for the host Greyhounds, redshirt freshman Tyler Hubbard made his presence felt early and often.
Hubbard, a 6-foot-1 guard from Montrose Christian, scored a career-high 17 points, including 11 straight for his team midway through the first half as Loyola built a 15-point lead by halftime on its way to an 86-70 win.
"Tyler Hubbard saved us in the first half," Loyola coach Jimmy Patsos said. "I thought Tyler was really patient, just waiting for the shots to come to him. This is only the third college game he's played, and he really gave us a good boost."
Loyola (2-1) has won six straight games against UMBC (1-2), and will face other local schools Towson and Coppin State later this month.
Hubbard, who led the Washington area in 3-pointers as a senior, carried Loyola at times in the first half, scoring 14 points in the first 13:37. He was six of seven from the field, including four of five from beyond the arc.
"My teammates just saw me open," Hubbard said. "Jimmy told me to just take open shots, and it worked tonight."
UMBC's acting head coach Aki Thomas said about Hubbard: "We knew he was a good shooter going in. When you attack the middle of the floor so strongly … guys are going to be open. I think he was the recipient of a lot of good, hard middle penetration."
What Hubbard started, senior Erik Etherly finished, scoring 17 in the second half to finish with 22 points and seven rebounds. Junior Dylon Cormier (Cardinal Gibbons) also finished with 17 points and seven rebounds and 6-8 freshman Franz Rassman had eight points to go along with nine rebounds and three blocks.
Rassman led an impressive rebounding effort for Loyola, which held a 45-28 advantage on the boards.
"We came out [in the second half] and got some stops, but then we couldn't finish it with a rebound," Thomas said. "I think we got four stops, but all four of those stops, they got an offensive rebound that resulted in points. We get those stops, and I think it's a different ballgame."
Forward Chase Plummer, an America East second-team pick a year ago, led UMBC with 28 points -- tying a career high. Ryan Cook (St. Vincent Pallotti), the reigning America East Player of the Week, finished with 12.
After hitting three of their first six shots, including three-pointers by Plummer and Aaron Morgan, the Retrievers went ice cold for the remainder of the half, making just six of their next 26 shots from the field.
Down 13-9, Loyola, the defending Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference champion, began to get in sync offensively, turning several defensive stops into easy chances at the other end.
The Greyhounds took the lead for good on the first of Hubbard's four three-pointers, and his three-point play moments later completed an 11-2 run that put Loyola up, 20-15.
He then nailed a three from the top of the key before missing another that Cormier rebounded and put back to extend the lead to 11.
The momentum seemed to slip briefly when Patsos was called for a technical foul with 5:06 left in the half following a Loyola foul. But after hitting three of four foul shots, UMBC failed to take further advantage.
Loyola then built its lead to 15 on Cormier's driving layup near halftime.
The Retrievers, however, continued to battle in the second half, cutting the lead to 10 when Plummer nailed a three in transition to cap an 11-2 run. They would get no closer, with the Greyhounds pulling away down the stretch.
"Local rivalries are always tough games," Patsos said. "I don't care who you're playing."
To accommodate television, Wednesday's early season matchup of cross-town rivals Loyola and UMBC tipped off at the unusually late time of 9 p.m.


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Gov. Jerry Brown appears to be very close to making public his own ballot initiative to raises taxes. Early media reports on the plan raise questions about whether it would provide a balm for the budget, or make things worse.
In saying this, your blogger doesn't mean to pass judgment on the question of whether to raise income tax rates on Californians making $250,000 or more a year, or to raise sales taxes by a half-cent. There are strong arguments for and against such tax increases. Your blogger is personally sympathetic to the idea that the state needs to raise revenues somehow.
But that doesn't matter. Because the biggest red flags lie not in the tax part of the proposal but in the budget pieces of the initaitive. in the non-tax parts of the initiative. Specifically, the things Brown proposes to spend the new tax dollars on.
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According to the Sacramento Bee's account and other follow-ups, the Brown initiative would create new budget rules to lock certain revenues in place. The Bee says some money would be expressly reserved for education -- with new rules to govern how the money is spent. Some of the revenues would go to local governments to fund realignment.
The addition of these budget rules is poisonous. California's budget system doesn't work because there are already way too many budget rules or formulas for state officials to manage. Adding more such rules makes political sense -- voters will want to know where the taxes they raise go -- but is terrible policy. In the long run, the rules make things worse.
And more budget rules are a high price to pay for tax revenues that themselves won't be permit. The Bee reports that Brown's increases are temporary and will expire after five years.
If these early reports are correct, Brown's initiative would represent a departure from his much-touted promises to deal honestly with the budget and push back against gimmicks and other methods of pushing problems into the future. This is an initiative that puts more money into a broken budget system for five years -- and may make the budget system worse in the process.
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Bangalore and Mumbai witnessed an Ice Ride on September 15, 2013 when hundreds of people gathered for a cycle rally and walkathon to protest against oil corporations, like Shell, who are trying to drill for oil in the fragile Arctic region. The rallys were a part of a Greenpeace global day of action in 36 countries and 75 cities with 14,000 people participating.
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GAINESVILLE — No. 10 Florida probably will be playing with walk-ons early in the season.
Coach Billy Donovan announced the suspension of big men Dorian Finney-Smith and Damontre Harris on Thursday, meaning the Gators will be down at least four guys to start the season.
Donovan already suspended point guard Scottie Wilbekin indefinitely, and guard Michael Frazier II likely will miss at least two games because of mononucleosis.
Making Florida even thinner, forward Will Yeguete (knee surgery) and guard Eli Carter (broken leg) are still recovering from injuries and likely will play limited minutes early on.
"We just try to go with the guys that we know are going to be available, going to be there to play," Donovan said. "We've had a lot of little things, health issues."
Only three scholarship players — center Patric Young and guards DeVon Walker and Kasey Hill — have been available every day since practice began. Forward Casey Prather (groin/hamstring) and guard Dillon Graham (ankle) missed time. So did Finney-Smith (ankle) and Harris (ankle) .
Finney-Smith, Harris and Wilbekin are being punished for an undisclosed violation of team rules. They won't play in Friday's exhibition game against Florida Southern or in the Nov. 8 season opener against North Florida.
Finney-Smith, a 6-foot-8 sophomore from Portsmouth, Va., averaged 6.3 points and 7.0 rebounds at Virginia Tech in 2011-12. Harris, a 6-10 junior from Fayetteville, N.C., averaged 5.3 points and 4.6 rebounds in two seasons at South Carolina. Both sat out last year under NCAA transfer rules. Wilbekin, who also was suspended to begin last season, averaged 9.1 points and 5.0 assists as a junior.
Donovan gave no timetable for their return, meaning they also could be spectators when the Gators play at No. 20 Wisconsin on Nov. 12.
"They're practicing," Donovan said. "They will do that right now. We'll make a decision. There's some things that they need to do as well. Hopefully, they will do it and we'll see how that translates going forward."
Without them, walk-ons Jacob Kurtz and Donovan's son, Billy Donovan, could see plenty of playing time.
"It's part of the game," Walker said. "It happens. Unfortunately it did happen, but it's not going to hold us back from trying to win games. It's not going to last the whole season."
No, but it could hamper Florida's early season success.
"Our team needs to keep moving forward," Donovan said. "Regardless of what happens tomorrow night or when we open up next week, the season is still coming. So we're behind on some things in my opinion as a team. The one area we're behind on is on defense; we're not nearly as good as we were a year ago. We're way behind there.
"We can't even play 5-on-5. When you go into practice and you've got eight guys, you've got to figure out, 'OK, how do we get better? How do we improve? How do we maximize the day to the best of our ability to get better?' Donovan laughed when asked about his team's spot in the Top 25.
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Vice President Dick Cheney's office was involved in removing statements on health risks posed by global warming from a draft of a health official's Senate testimony last year, a former senior government environmental official said on Tuesday.
The former official, Jason K. Burnett, made the assertion and described similar incidents in a three-page letter to Senator Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat who is the chairwoman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. He then stood with her at a news conference at which she excoriated the Bush administration.
"History will judge this Bush administration harshly for recklessly covering up a real threat to the people they are supposed to protect," Mrs. Boxer said.
Mr. Burnett, a lifelong Democrat, resigned in May from his post as an associate deputy administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency and chief adviser on climate to Stephen L. Johnson, the E.P.A. administrator. Mr. Burnett has previously criticized the administration's climate policies and endorsed and contributed to Senator Barack Obama's presidential campaign.
In the letter, while declining to name individuals, Mr. Burnett said the offices of Mr. Cheney and the White House Council on Environmental Quality "were seeking deletions" of sections of draft testimony describing health risks from warming. The testimony was prepared by Dr. Julie L. Gerberding, the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, for a hearing last October before Mrs. Boxer's committee.
Mr. Burnett's letter said the council "requested that I work with C.D.C. to remove from the testimony any discussion of the human health consequences of climate change."
The changes were made before the testimony was delivered. At the time, the E.P.A., complying with a Supreme Court ruling, was finishing a document assessing whether carbon dioxide, the main emission linked to global warming, endangered public health or welfare as defined under the Clean Air Act.
At the news conference, Mrs. Boxer strongly chided Dana M. Perino, the White House press secretary, for asserting last year that the changes in testimony were justified because the statements did not comport with the influential review of climate risks by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. "This was a lie," Mrs. Boxer said.
She demanded that Mr. Johnson turn over all documents related to the assessment of carbon dioxide's risks, or else resign.
White House officials bluntly rebutted Mr. Burnett and Mrs. Boxer.
"We stand 100 percent behind what Dana said," said Tony Fratto, a White House spokesman.
"Senator Boxer should not throw around charges like lying in cases where there might be a difference of opinion," he said.
Marc Morano, a spokesman for James M. Inhofe, an Oklahoma Republican and the ranking minority member on the Senate environment committee, also said the criticism was unjustified.
"All administrations edit testimony before it is submitted to Congress," he said, describing incidents during the Clinton administration involving Roy W. Spencer, a NASA scientist at the time who questioned the dangers of human-caused warming. Mr. Spencer said his superiors told him not to express his views about the dangers of global warming in testimony.
Mrs. Boxer insisted that the efforts last year by the White House constituted a "cover-up" and "censorship," and she announced plans for more hearings.


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