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Back in November, I put up a blog post on Security in Context. I want to revisit that concept in light of a client question I received today. The client was asking about securing employee access to data – access anytime, anywhere, from any device. Clearly this is a problem that will only increase as enterprises move to the consumerization of client devices.
This is clearly a business issue – the business wants employees to be able to work wherever they are and when the employees want or need to work. At the same time, the data that the employees need to access is sensitive and needs to be protected. Just saying "no, you cannot access the data" will not work. So how can the risk to the information be managed?
There are options but all have disadvantages. Remote desktops could be used but that requires good, solid connectivity. If the business wants employees to be able to work on airplanes, remote desktops probably will not work. Enterprise rights management could be used to allow only authorized users to access data or perform only authorized activities. The choice of ERM solutions depends on the format of the data, how the files will be created, and the actions the user may want to take on the files. Client-side virtualization might be something the enterprise should look at in the future but the use of client-side virtualization may require some type of trusted hypervisor on the endpoints.
While it may seem that there is no real solution here, the fact is that there are potential solutions but these need to be evaluated within the context of the business problem. In this case, the problem is that sensitive information needs to be accessed by employees who are using unmanaged devices. A more detailed discussion needs to take place between security, IT, and the business to see which option offers the best solution to the problem.
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Skip to comments.Shrugging Hard
Posted on 11/07/2012 10:53:38 PM PST by TheWriterTX
Some women are truly born to be mothers. Their compassion knows no limits, their charity is unceasing, their thoughtfulness without hesitation. I am sincerely blessed to be able to call such a woman, Mom.
I learned a lot, watching her. I learned compassion by watching her tend to others at the Cerebral Palsy Center, by watching her give a loving home to many a wounded or abandoned animal, by watching her patiently listen to my young friends as they shared their problems and her giving them excellent advice. I learned responsibility because both my parents were responsible: to each other, to us, with their things, with their home, with their money. I learned charity by seeing how they donated to those less fortunate, gave to the truly needy, volunteered to help local groups, clubs, and the church.
When my children started school, I was approached to help the PTA. Remembering my mothers example, I happily served for many years, on multiple committees and finally the Board. I remained on the Board even after I chose to homeschool my children, because I wanted the school to be as strong as possible for the families who did not have the ability to homeschool.
But according to you, Im a racist.
When landmen came into my area to pressure residents into signing inferior leases during the 2007-2008 frenzy, several neighbors and I started a coalition to collectively negotiate our mineral rights. Individually, we voluntarily donated several hundred hours of our lives, bringing on neighborhood after neighborhood, so that we could negotiate the most restrictive lease possible. We hoped that those restrictions would serve as a protective umbrella for our neighbors who gave into the pressure and signed the inferior leases. Our muti-million dollar landmark deal made the front page of the paper, put a few thousand dollars into the pockets of each family that signed, and resulted in a lease that was over 18 pages long. My compensation for over 300 hours of work? The same amount that any family with our sized plot would receive, $4,000.
But according to you, Im rich and greedy.
When a local community-based group had problems with the IRS, I offered to help. Recreating 5 years worth of financials to bring their forms up to date, I spent the next year haggling with the IRS. They didnt owe any taxes, but they were faced with thousands of dollars in fees because prior volunteers didnt realize they had to file certain forms. Thankfully, the IRS eventually waived the fees, and those thousands were used to for their intended purpose, to buy needed supplies for a local school.
But Im a bigot.
My family gave and gave and gave, even when we were struggling ourselves. We donated our time to the Boy Scouts, the Girl Scouts, youth sports, the school, the church, our community, our city. Despite being wiped out by medical bills, battling a chronic illness and constant debt, working full time and raising 3 children, we donated what little we had to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, to breast cancer research, to animal rescue groups, to the Womens Shelter, to school fundraisers. We participated in whatever way we could, to the best of our abilities, encouraging our children to do so, as well.
Because we wanted to help. We wanted to help make things better.
Meanwhile, you sat back. You wouldnt even spend a few dollars to join or a few hours to help, but you were more than happy to bring your kids and your family members to events to enjoy other peoples hard work, or complain when things werent just perfect for you and your schedule.
And over the last year I have seen you mock my God, spit on my values, call me every name under the sun, and presume you have a right to more. Youve chosen a President who promised to reach further into my pocket and scrape out what little I have left to satisfy your need for entitlements while at the same time ridiculing me for clinging to my Constitutionally-enumerated rights.
Fair enough.
Im shrugging. Im shrugging hard.
I wont help your kids, donate to your cause, clean up your messes, participate in your fundraisers. I wont sell your stuff, give to strangers, arrange events, secure sponsors, man a table, do research, or take one more precious hour away from my family to help you. Youll get the least amount from me as possible.
Because according to you, Im a greedy, racist, bigoted, ignorant TEA bagger; obviously, you wouldnt want help from someone like me or any children raised by me. My children have learned a lot by watching you, and its ugly, indeed.
Get ready to work.
I'm officially going Galt.
You're not alone. While my humble life is not going to be displayed right now, it was one filled with a safe roof and food on the table. I am very disappointed with my countrymen and if socialism is their choice, so be it.
Do not ask me for anything at my door or through mailings.
Preach it, friend. My volunteering and charitable giving have ended: I'm emulating my Liberal betters. Let government do it. The sheeple have voted for bread and circuses: let them get it from the government teat that they can't let go of. . .
I hear ya. I'm changing from a registered Republican to an Independent and it will be a cold day before I donate to any candidate or group again. As the Libs say "Ima gon start a riot". Well, I'm not going to literally do that but you get my gist. I'm done helping and giving. Sorry to those who are suffering in NJ and NY but you elected your leaders.
However, Obama will just take it from us, and what he don't take, he has authorized his base to seek "revenge", meaning they are now directed with authority to break into our homes, businesses and steal all they want, with no problem.
Absolutely, that is exactly the way I will be from now on.
Told this to my hubby earlier this evening, I will not be friend with an Obama voter. I will tell them to their face as well the reason I shun them. They are detestable vermin to me.
I am totally awed by what a strong, perfect stay-at-home/homeschooling mom my daughter is.
Give to Wounded Warriors or St. Jude's Hospital.
My sister voted Obama. She said it was because of his remark about kids should ask their parents for money to go to college but that was just her excuse, she has voted straight Dem her entire life, even has her an Obama phone.
Sister is about to be evicted from her apartment and wants me to help her get a new one. I have bought her food numerous times. When our parents were alive they continually bailed her out and now she expects me too. Too many months I have to withdraw money from my savings account to cover my own bills.I'm done with helping libs, even if they are family members.
I always try to be kind and honest but I wouldn't think of donating time or money to any person or cause that didn't appreciate it or belittled me because of my beliefs. There is plenty of need out there, just give to those who actually appreciate it.
I've actually been meaning to redo my Will for some time now. My goodies will go to Christian family members, a friend's children who are Christian and maybe a worthy charity or two. That way I'll know my money will continue to be used properly. To the family members who made fun of me and looked down their noses. . .
Nope. ZERO. Nil. Zippo. If the Left, who has won, tells us the all-powerful Government will supply all their needs. . . . take them at their word.
They want to take America off the cliff. . . . let them have all the gas they want. Me and mine, we'll be making sure we can survive the chaos that will follow. . . .
It's Tough Love, gone national. . .
I may not be able to do much in my little neck of the woods with my 1-woman "tilt at the windmill", but if enough folks do, it might wake some people up.
A hugely impressive post. Congratulations.
The lesson of this election is that a majority of Americans now believe a vagina should be free while a taxpayer should not.
Galt, indeed.
Atlas has shrugged and LEFT THE BUILDING.
Laz, my friend, pinging you to a strong candidate for Freeper Editorial.
Yep, I'm on this page.
I've got a place with a bunch of land that I go to for shooting and to get away. I often invite people down there to join in. I'm happy to bring more people into shooting and I spend a lot of time making sure we have more safe shooters.
Now that will be exclusive to conservatives. In the past I would invite any acquaintance. No longer. If I know someone was an Obama supporter, they will never again set foot in my 'ranch'. They are done. They wanted to vote for someone with is utterly corrupt, incompetent, and denigrating of my values. Screw em. I will not lift a finger on behalf of another O supporter. They want to kill my country. They can do it on their own.
I think we need to make a charitable organization and their sole purpose is to raise funds and give scholarships to derserving families to go to conservative private schools or to homeschool their kids.
Something needs to be done to keep the kids from getting indoctrinated in public school.
It's all incremental, patriot. The left has been capitalizing on this strategy for decades. Why can't we?
If you can reduce your expenses to leftist orgs and societal supports by even 5%, that, combined with the 5% of millions of others, will bring the beast down hard.
Excellent. My wife and I had discussed charities and have and will limit our donations to our church and the local Salvation Army. If we give to any school related events, it will be only to the schools and sports activities our Grandkids attend. Actually, my wife, who used to be a charity pushover, started telling local beggars for the "Children", 'We only donate to the schools and sporting activities our grandkids go to!"
Besides your excellent way to handle charities, I would like to suggest similiar choices re spending our money the next 4+ years.
Unless you want America to be like CalifornicatingU land and the ultra liberal NE, the rest of America needs to separate the blue state pos's from your money.
Start a boycott, buycott or avoidcott with the Blue States.
Dont buy a product made or raised in a blue state unless you have proof its owners are not left wingers.
Dont vacation in, or have conventions or business meetings in, Democrat blue states. Start with Nevada until the casino bosses get rid of Reid and send him home to have more time with his family.
Dont visit CalifornicatorU land. Dont go to Follywood movies and stay away from our products except those produced or raised by conservatives.
How do you determine if the California business is probably ok? Go to this interactive map and checkout the county the business is in. If the business, farm, ranch is in a red county, they might be ok.:
Avoid NY City like it has the plague. It has the terminal Bloomberg mental illness.
The Blue Staters hate you, your religion, your belief system, and your priorities in life, like your family members,religion, friends and love of country. Let the Blue Staters learn to live without your $s.
Let the blue states sink on their own!
Save your charity $'s for red state people when disasters hits their area.
Thank you dr!.
I love this! We were already contemplating a sign on our front gate warning off solicitors with a similar, although much shorter, message. :0) We are circling the wagons and taking care of ourselves for awhile. We will be extremely picky about gifts of our time, talent and treasure.
But I'm all for shunning help to anyone that voted to enslave us with Marxism.
Most excellent article. Thank you!
I own a place like yours and told a visitor last Sunday to leave it and not come back in the future due to his liberal agenda and support for Obama.
My wife has relatives up and down Illinois, (the closest to
Chicago is 120 miles away).
They are conservative like us.
Being conservatives and living in leftwing hellhole states like Illinois and CalifornicatrU land has become similiar to living in hell.
"Now that will be exclusive to conservatives. In the past I would invite any acquaintance. No longer. If I know someone was an Obama supporter, they will never again set foot in my ranch. They are done. They wanted to vote for someone with is utterly corrupt, incompetent, and denigrating of my values. Screw em. I will not lift a finger on behalf of another O supporter. They want to kill my country. They can do it on their own."
The liberals would sue you at the drop of a hat if they broke a fingernail on your property.
I fish on some private lands. The owners basically only allow conservatives to do that. They still require us to either email them or to phone them that we want to fish and the dates. Then they get back to me and say it is okay.
I agree. I did this four years ago and somewhat softened toward the end. That's just it —they count on our anger dissipating. Then you'll eventually go back to pulling the cart. The GOPe will throw another lackluster candidate up there, they'll throw us a bone with a decent VP pick and it'll be Lucy with the football all over again as the Communists more brazenly steal every election.
OK folks, you can still donate to animal shelters and rescues. The poor dogs and cats aren't liberals!
You said it, "they count on the anger dissipating" DO NOT LET IT GO! Let it fester and boil and become even deeper and more resentful... I am not being sarcastic.
Take what you will from this: Growing up I was big for my age. I went to a small school. 8th grade and up played high school football. My friend was a year older than me. We played ball together until he went to 8th grade. I had always been able to clean his clock in the blocking pit because I was bigger. I moved to 8th grade still bigger than him but he cleaned my clock now until I learned how to get angry and mean but only for football. It paid off.
Attitude is everything in battle. You either always play to win or you lose.
Be resolute, do without things. Starve the beast. Take care of your own and prepare because starving the beast will have consequences.
Excellent point.
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See my tag line. :-)
Looks like shunning is back in vogue. Good.
lol, I got's me one too.
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Tom Homer kicked 19 points London Irish bagged a crucial win in their fight against relegation by beating Saracens 29-16 at Madejski Stadium on Saturday.
The game was finely poised at the break with Homer and Sarries' Charlie Hodgson trading three penalties each.
But the Exiles put in an outstanding second half display and tries from Shane Geraghty and Ofisa Treviranus, aided by the accurate kicking of their full-back, sealed a potentially season-defining win.
David Strettle briefly gave the visitors hope, but it wasn't to be for the top-four contenders.
Irish have found it difficult throughout this season and went into the encounter just one point off bottom placed Sale.
However, they were facing a Saracens team that were severely depleted through international call-ups, and it showed. It proved to be a tight opening period with both teams struggling to find an attacking rhythm.
Hodgson did open the account with a penalty before Homer responded almost immediately with one of his own. The respective kickers then traded further three-pointers as the match remained finely poised at 6-6 after 14 minutes.
As the half neared its conclusion the hosts' full-back took them into the lead for the first time, but Hodgson was once again on target to level matters at the interval.
It was the Exiles that dominated the early passages of the second half. Homer's boot was once again to the fore as they moved 12-9 ahead before Geraghty touched down for a converted score.
Irish's kicker then added his fifth from the tee, but Strettle touched down for Sarries to reduce the deficit to 22-16.
However, the home side weren't to be denied and Treviranus crossed the whitewash to secure a crucial win in their battle to avoid the drop.
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For London Irish:
Tries: Geraghty, Treviranu
Cons: Homer 2
Pens: Homer 5
For Saracens:
Try: Strettle
Con: Hodgson
Pens: Hodgson 3
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Leafs ship Matthew Lombardi to Coyotes
Cam Charron
January 16 2013 06:49PM
I think for those of us expecting a bigger trade, this one sorely disappoints. It does, however, clear up some issues for the Leafs' roster this Saturday, namely the team's logjam at centre.
Leafs trade Lombardi to Phx for a conditional pick. Toronto also retains some salary in deal.— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) January 17, 2013
As it happens, Toronto couldn't collect any assets for Matthew Lombardi. The pick is a 4th rounder in next year's draft, or a 3rd if Lombardi re-signs with the Coyotes or "meets certain stats". That's likely a games played threshold, given Lombardi's concussion issues in the last three seasons. It's not a salary dump, because the Leafs are loaded with cap space this season.
Unfortunately, Matthew Lombardi did not work out in Toronto, with 8 goals in 62 games. He did his job, though, as the Leafs paid him so Nashville wouldn't have to, and in return the Predators exchanged Brett Lebda for Cody Franson. With Franson re-signing, that deal looks a bit better now.
The Leafs are still overloaded down the middle, with Tyler Bozak, Mikhail Grabovski, David Steckel, Jay McClement, and Tim Connolly on the depth chart, all of them legitimate NHLers. One of them may have to slide over to wing.
What a massive and important trade by Nonis to salvage the big Burke mistake by taking on Lombardi boat anchor roster stealing contract. This kind of methodical and difficult trade convinces me he is much superior GM to Burke and JFJ.


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b: AUG 1841 in New London, North Carolina d: 02 FEB 1903
Tickel, Daniel
Tickle, Mary
Tidwell, Catherine Vashti
b: 06 JUN 1872 in Ruskl, Cherokee, Texas
Tidwell, Celestia Battle
b: AUG 1871 in Knoxville, Texas d: 1885 in Troup, Smith, Texas
Tidwell, Frances Elizabeth
b: 18 OCT 1845 in Macon, Georgia d: 19 OCT 1919 in Alto, Texas
Tidwell, Jesse Eugene
b: 23 FEB 1867 in Tyler, Texas
Tidwell, John Ceborn
d: 1886 in Fayetteville, Arkansas
Tidwell, John Milton
b: 25 SEP 1868 in Tyler, Texas
Tilles, Elizabeth
Tinebloom, Alice
Tipton, Georgia Helen
Tipton, Mr.
d: ABT 1872
Titus, Sarah
Titus, Thomas
Todd, Alvin Jr.
d: 08 SEP 1998 in Milwaukee, WI
Todd, Alvin Louis
b: 04 SEP 1900 in Kansas City, Missouri d: 16 APR 1965 in Menomonee, Wisconsin
Todd, Clarence Whitcombe
b: 28 SEP 1890 in Kansas
Todd, Clarissa B.
b: 15 APR 1837 in Illinois d: 30 MAY 1912 in Kansas
Todd, Clyde Odell
b: 05 NOV 1907 d: 15 NOV 1989
Todd, Earl Thomas
Todd, Elizabeth Ann-lee Thom
Todd, Florene B
d: 26 MAR 1993 in Milwaukee, WI
Todd, Guy Wilson
Todd, Harry Kenneth
Todd, Jesse Andrew
b: 25 MAY 1888 in Kansas
Todd, Lena
b: in Kentucky d: 1906
Todd, Mary Esther
b: 26 JUN 1916 in El Paso, TX d: 17 JUL 2005 in El Paso, TX
Todd, Robert Lee
Todd, Thomas Newton
b: 08 AUG 1864 in Hancock, Illinois d: 25 SEP 1917 in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Todd, Thomas T.
b: 26 NOV 1837 in Morgan, Illinois d: 09 DEC 1902 in Altamont, Labette, Illinois
Todd, William Isom
b: 24 APR 1876 in Independence, Grayson, Virginia d: 12 JAN 1967 in Santa Cruz, California
Tomany, Cathy
Tomany, Charles J
Tomany, Clayton A Sr.
b: ABT 1915 in Wisconsin d: 25 OCT 1998 in Port Charlotte, Florida
Tomany, Frank
Tomany, Grace
b: in Wisconsin
Tomany, Grace
d: 1994
Tomany, John Stevens
b: 15 MAR 1879 in Bohemia d: 1954
Tomany, Leonard
b: 21 APR 1923 in Chicago, Illinois d: 31 OCT 2008 in Chicago, Illinois
Tomany, Lloyd E.
b: ABT 1908 in Wisconsin
Tomany, Mabel Amy
b: 29 JUL 1889 in Girard, Crawford, Kansas d: SEP 1982 in Indiana
Tomany, Malvern
b: in Chicago, Illinois
Townsend, Eliza
b: 29 MAY 1823 in Cape May, New Jersey
Townsend, Katie Hyacinth
d: ABT 1916 in Graham Cemetery, near Fox, Oklahoma
Travers, Agnes A
b: 01 FEB 1876 in Fairview, Fulton, Illinois
Travers, Amy Jane
b: 18 JAN 1872 in Fairview, Fulton, Illinois d: 03 MAR 1893 in Fairview, Fulton, Illinois
Travers, Charles
b: 02 JAN 1811 in Chetnole, Dorset, England d: 1882 in Dorsetshire, England
Travers, Jane
b: in Dorsetshire, England
Travers, Laurence B
b: in Fairview, Fulton, Illinois
Travers, Robert
Travers, Sylvan M
b: in Fairview, Fulton, Illinois
Travers, Thomas Hunt
b: 10 FEB 1839 in Dorsetshire, England
Travers, Violet
b: 02 DEC 1880 in Fairview, Fulton, Illinois d: 11 DEC 1880 in Fairview, Fulton, Illinois
Treece, Mr.
Tripp, Nancy
b: 11 MAY 1795 in Decatur, Otsego, New York d: 1848 in Decatur, Otsego, New York
Trogdon, John
Trogdon, Marion
Trustcott, Sybil Katherine
b: 27 JUN 1899 in New York d: APR 1967 in Castle Creek, Broome, New York
Tucker, George Thomas
Tucker, Nancy
Tucker, Zillah Mae
d: 02 FEB 1919
Tuggle, Ann Eliza
Tuggle, Augustus
Tuggle, Estelle Glenn
Tuggle, John Pinckney
Tuggle, Josiah Carter
Tuggle, Lily Cola Carter
Tuggle, Mary Jane
Tuggle, Milton
Tuggle, Paul Lester
Tuggle, Pinckney Jackson
Tuggle, Sarah Adelaide
Tuggle, Sarah Battle
b: 14 JUL 1820 in Georgia
Tully, Grace
d: 1994
Turnbow, Gracie
Turner, Amy
b: 15 MAY 1835 in Ohio d: 16 MAY 1912 in Lewistown, Fulton, Illinois
Turner, Blanche
b: 20 JUL 1882 in Fairview, Fulton, Illinois d: 10 JAN 1937 in Fairview Cemetery, Fairview, Fulton, Illinois
Turner, Charles
b: ABT 1866 in Illinois
Turner, Elijah
b: 1860 in Wisconsin
Turner, Elisha
b: 1860 in Wisconsin
Turner, Elisha W
b: 14 FEB 1807 in Westmoreland, Pennsylvania d: 20 APR 1879 in Fairview, Fulton, Illinois
Turner, Emmie
b: 15 MAY 1835 in Ohio d: 16 MAY 1912 in Lewistown, Fulton, Illinois
Turner, Finis Dewey Monroe
b: 27 NOV 1897 in Fairview, Fulton, Illinois d: 12 JAN 1988 in White Chaple Cemetery, Canton, Fulton, Illinois
Turner, Frank A
b: 1882 in Kansas
Turner, Frederick Dale
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Turner, George W
b: MAY 1838 in Ohio
Turner, Georgia Marie
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b: 16 SEP 1880 in Sweden d: 28 DEC 1969 in Fairview, Fulton, Illinois
Turner, Lewis Morse
b: 25 FEB 1848 in New Diggins, LaFayette, Wisconsin d: 06 APR 1932 in Fairview Cemetery, Fairview, Fulton, Illinois
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The issue of a coal fired power plant in Sevier County will be put on the ballot in November reported Deb Dull representing Rocky Mountain Power. The RMP employees gave the Emery County Commissioners an update at their last meeting. Sevier County will vote once and for all if they want the proposed coal fired power plant or not. Dull reported there are grants available for small renewable power projects. Two of those projects are in Moab. "RMP is trying to be renewable conscious," said Dull.
Reg Soepnel said there was a bushing failure at Huntington Power Plant which resulted in an outage. The outage is still under investigation and repairs are being made. Electric Lake might spill this summer. The James Canyon pump is running continually. Soepnel reported the Hunter Interchange will revert to Utah Department of Transportation ownership. RMP constructed the interchange and now UDOT will continue its maintenance.
Darrell Cunningham from Hunter said they are preparing to celebrate a safety award they received. They are preparing for the shut downs which will occur in 2010. They have to plan ahead two years before the project starts. Hunter I and Huntington I will have overhauls in 2010. Also at the same time they will change the electrostatic precipitator at the bag houses. It will save costs doing both at the same time. Other large projects include replacements in the control systems.
The mercury monitoring equipment is functioning well. Cunningham reported retirements are starting to hit. They hired two new enviro-analysists, two new journeyman mechanics and a mechanical engineer. They are also advertising for temporary farm workers. Cunningham said these temporary farm worker jobs work well for college students.
Gary Denhalter reported on operations at the Huntington Plant. Since the outage on Feb. 14 things have run well. They had two minor accidents in January, but since then they are back on track. They are celebrating their gold level status for a safety award, with only two minor reportable accidents last year. They are waiting for the completion of their new employee facility and will coincide the opening of that facility with the safety celebration in late April.
The new equipment installed at the bag house is functioning well and bag house emissions are in the 1-2 percent range now. "It has been a drastic improvement," said Denhalter. Before the improvements the particulate emissions (opacity) were running at 20-30 percent.
Denhalter said they have a few openings at Huntington Plant. They have had a couple of retirements. They recently hired a mechanical supervisor and an enviro-analyist. They also need two farm workers for Huntington.
Dull reported Rich Walje, RMP president will be in the area on April 23 to host a luncheon where he will give an energy update.


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Predictably crass, gory and potty-mouthed, Matthias Hoene's first theatrical feature is a lively affair as these things go, but lacks the distinctive humor and performances more discriminating tastes require (even when they're slumming).
The beans-on-toast of English zombie comedies ("Shaun of the Dead" had egg and kippers on top), "Cockneys vs Zombies" is good enough to amuse those who find the title alone a howl, but not so good that it can't be safely skipped by everyone else. Predictably crass, gory and potty-mouthed, Matthias Hoene's first theatrical feature is a lively affair as these things go, but lacks the distinctive humor and performances more discriminating tastes require (even when they're slumming). Already released in several territories and sold to more, it should do well enough internationally among genre fans as a niche item.The discovery of a subterranean tomb unleashes a zombie plague that fast envelops London — not fast enough, however, to stop hapless East End youths Andy (Harry Treadaway) and Terry (Rasmus Hardiker) from robbing a bank alongside two relatives (Michelle Ryan, Jack Doolan) and an overeager strongarm (Ashley Thomas). They bungle the job, of course, but by the time they've seized two hostages (Georgia King, Tony Gardner) and are ready to negotiate, the cops have fled and the undead encroached. This lot tries to stay alive, while across town, the boys' grandpa (Alan Ford) and other crusty, randy seniors barricade themselves inside a rest home. For anyone who enjoyed seeing venerable older British actors cussing like sailors and wielding machine guns in "Hot Fuzz" … well, there's more of that stuff here. Indeed, original ideas are few and far between, with the pic mostly getting by on hectic pacing and jokily over-the-top gore. Yuks are broad; ditto the performances (especially by the veteran thesps). But if "Cockneys" lacks wit and style, it nonetheless has sufficient brash energy to go down pretty painlessly. Packaging is pro.
Cockneys vs Zombies
A Tea Shop & Film Co. presentation in association with Limelight, Molinare Studiocanal and Kintop Pictures. (International sales: SC Intl., London.) Produced by James Harris, Mark Lane, Matthias Hoene. Executive producers, Simon Crowe, Matthew Joynes, Deepah Nayar, Jenny Borgars, Will Clarke, Michael Henay, Chris Hunt, Anand Tewari, Joe MacCarthy, Andrew Boswell. Directed by Matthias Hoene. Screenplay, James Moran, Lucas Roche, based on an idea by Hoene.
Camera (color, HD), Daniel Bronks; editors, John Palmer, Neil Farrell; music, Jody Jenkins; music supervisors, Arnold Hattingh, Dave Goulding, Dominic Bastyra; production designer, Matthew Button; art director, Daniela Faggio; set decorator, Mark Stevenson Ellis; costume designer, Matthew Price; special makeup effects, Paul Hyett; sound, Ashok-Kumar Kumar; supervising sound editor, Simon Gershon; re-recording mixer, Nigel Squibbs; assistant director, James Nunn; casting, Gail Stevens, Colin Jones. Reviewed online, San Francisco, Nov. 8, 2012. (In Toronto After Dark, Fantasia film festivals.) Running time: 84 MIN.
Rasmus Hardiker, Harry Treadaway, Michelle Ryan, Georgia King, Jack Doolan, Ashley Thomas, Tony Gardner, Tony Selby, Georgina Hale, Dudley Sutton, Richard Briers, Honor Blackman, Alan Ford.


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Jerry and Lois Stofko announce the marriage of their daughter Jeanie to Ian Denison, the son of Robert and Lorrie Denison, and the father of Kadian R and Douglas Lamar Denison. The couple will be married on Aug. 13.
Randy and Roxanne Bohn along with Jeff Simmons Sr. and Debi Simmons announce the marriage of their children, Kelsie Bohn and Richard Lynn Simmons, on Aug. 13.
A reception will be held for all family and friends that night at the Cleveland Town Hall from 6-8 p.m. Dancing will follow from 8-10 p.m.
Kelsie is a 2004 Emery High School graduate and has completed the Cosmetology course at the College of Eastern Utah. Richard is a 2004 Carbon High School graduate, and is currently a full time student at the CEU.
The couple will make their home in Spring Glen.
Jackie Fausett and Todd Childs have chosen to be married on Aug. 9 in the St. George LDS Temple.
A garden reception will be held in their honor on Aug. 12 at the Fausett residence, 825 Valley View Drive, Castle Dale.
Jackie is a 2002 graduate of Emery High School. She graduated from the College of Eastern Utah in Dec. 2004 with her degree in criminal justice. She plans to continue her education at Boise State University.
Todd is a 2002 graduate of Emery High School. He served for two years in the Brazil Salvador South Mission.
They couple plan to make their home in the Boise, Idaho area.
Parents of the bride are Ron and Sherie Fausett. Parents of the groom are Don and Sharol Childs.
Wendy Jain Bjarnson and E. Daniel Wood will be married Aug. 12 in the Mt. Timpanogos Temple. A reception will be held in the couples honor Aug. 12 from 7-9 p.m. at the Curtis residence, 7630 South Riverwood Drive, (1450 East off of Creek Road) in Sandy. In case of inclement weather the reception will be held at the Union Park Stake Center, 7699 Chad Street. An open house is planned for Aug. 13 from 6-8 p.m. at the College of Eastern Utah Gallery East, 431 East 400 North, Price.
Daniel has completed the past year at CEU as student body president. Wendy has served as activities vice president. Both will continue their education with scholarships to Utah State University.
Wendy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bjarnson of Salt Lake City. Daniel is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wood of Price.
Tom and Laurie Davis announce the marriage of their daughter Talene Marie Wood to Jeffery Alan David, son of Tim and Deb Haverson, and Bob and Kim David of Delta. They will be married Aug. 12. A reception will be presented in the newlyweds honor that evening from 6-8 p.m. at the Albert and Barbara Nickle residence, 84 West 100 North, Delta. There will be an open house Aug. 13 from 6-8 p.m. at the Helper LDS Stake Center, 150 Ridgeway, Helper.
Talene is a 1998 graduate of Carbon High and received her associates degree from the College of Eastern Utah in 2000. Jeff graduated from Delta High in 2000, and served a LDS mission in Helsinki, Finland. He is currently working with two friends in their landscaping business, JJC Landscape.
The couple will make their home in Cedar City where they will both be continuing their education at Southern Utah University.
Blake and Karla Liddell announce the marriage of their daughter Ashley Annette Blake to Cody Butler, the son of Larry and Roberta Butler on Aug. 13 in the Salt Lake City Temple.
Ashley is a student at Utah State University majoring in secondary math education. Cody served in the Spain Madrid Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They will reside in Logan and attend USU.
Leroy and Debbie Noone and Barry and Lynda Norton announce the marriage of their children, Christie and Joshua. The couple will be married Aug. 12 at 2 p.m. at the home of Melene Norton.
An open house will be held in their honor on Aug. 13 from 6-8 p.m. at the Wellington Stake Center, 935 East Main, Wellington.


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Biarritz progressed to the Amlin Challenge Cup semi-finals after overcoming Gloucester 41-31 at Kingsholm in Thursday's clash.
Biarritz progressed to the Challenge Cup semi-finals after overcoming Gloucester 41-31 in an impressive showing at Kingsholm on Thursday.
Gloucester were beaten by a more streetwise rival, having competed in this type of knockout match so frequently over the past few seasons.
Indeed, the Cherry and Whites started the better of the two sides and were good value for an early lead after a decent try from centre Mike Tindall.
However, first half sin-binnings of Dario Chistolini and Koree Britton gave the visitors a weakness to exploit and they needed no second invitation.
First-half tries came from Teddy Thomas (2) and Arnaud Heguy while Dimitri Yachvili kicked over the points as Biarritz went in 27-14 to the good.
Chasing the game in the second half, Gloucester threw caution to the wind as they sought to keep their European hopes alive, but came up against a well organised defence in no mood to concede, and a side able to ruthlessly exploit any chance.
The killer blow came on 56 minutes. Trailing by ten points, Sione Kalamafoni powered close to the Biarritz line as Gloucester poured forward looking for a critical score.
However, possession was conceded and the French side countered upfield to score through outside centre Benoit Baby. It was now a seventeen point lead at Kingsholm.
Gloucester refused to throw in the towel and late scores from replacements Shane Monahan and Huia Edmonds allowed Gloucester to finish with some consolation.
Biarritz will face either London Wasps or Leinster in the semi-finals later this month.
The scorers:
For Gloucester:
Tries: Tindall, Monahan, Edmonds
Con: Burns 2
Pen: Burns 4
Yellow: Chistolini (17 mins), Britton (29 mins)
For Biarritz:
Tries: Thomas 2, Heguy, Baby, Burotu
Con: Yachvili 5
Pen: Yachvili
Drop: Traille
Yellow: Harinordoquy (77 mins)
Gloucester: 15 Martyn Thomas, 14 Charlie Sharples, 13 Henry Trinder, 12 Mike Tindall (c), 11 Jonny May, 10 Freddie Burns, 9 Dave Lewis, 8 Sione Kalamafoni, 7 Akapusi Qera, 6 Tom Savage, 5 Will James, 4 Lua Lokotui, 3 Shaun Knight, 2 Koree Britton, 1 Nick Wood.
Replacements: 16 Huia Edmonds, 17 Dan Murphy, 18 Dario Chistolini, 19 Andy Hazell, 20 Gareth Evans, 21 Dan Robson, 22 Billy Twelvetrees, 23 Shane Monahan.
Biarritz: 15 Marcelo Bosch, 14 Takudzwa Ngwenya, 13 Benoit Baby, 12 Damien Traille, 11 Teddy Thomas, 10 Jean-Pascal Barraque, 9 Dimitri Yachvili, 8 Imanol Harinordoquy, 7 Raphael Lakafia, 6 Tanguy Molcard, 5 Mathias Marie, 4 Erik Lund, 3 Gomez Kodela, 2 Arnaud Heguy, 1 Eugene Van Staden.
Replacements: 16 Benoit August, 17 Thomas Synaeghel, 18 Ben Broster, 19 Pelu Lan Taele, 20 Seremaia Burotu, 21 Yann Lesgourgues, 22 Charles Gimenez, 23 Paul Couet-Lannes.
Referee: John Lacey (Ireland)
Assistant referees: Dudley Phillips (Ireland), David Wilkinson (Ireland)


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The first of the two Andreas who commented, Seattle Andrea of Andrea's Easy Vegan Cooking! (Just after I took a picture of that paper slip, Ellie ate it.) Congratulations, Andrea! Send me your address, and I'll get a package of Maine treats right out to you.
Let's celebrate with some cupcakes!
I decided to give Flying Apron's Gluten-free & Vegan Baking Book another try, using the recipe for Coconut Heaven Cake. The recipe calls for 2 parts brown rice flour and 1 part chickpea flour, and there is definitely some chickpea aftertaste going on. If you're used to gluten-free baking, you might be okay with it, but normal people will think these are weird.There was no mention of xanthan or guar gum, so, skeptic that I am, I made half the cupcakes according to the recipe, then added ½ teaspoon of xanthan gum to the second half of the batter. After the suggested baking time of 15 minutes, the cupcakes were still gooey in the middle, so I kept them in for another 5 minutes.
The cupcakes made with xanthan gum turned out much darker than those without, and, no surprise, they were more cohesive. The cupcakes without xanthan gum were more moist, but they were nearing burnt on the bottom while the tops were still gooey.
If I make these again, I'll try adding ½ teaspoon of xanthan gum to the whole batch to see if I can strike a balance between moist and sturdy. I'll also try swapping some of the chickpea flour for another high protein flour like quinoa or almond. Additional notes:•The recipe claims to make a 9-inch three-layer cake or 33 cupcakes. I halved it and got 24 cupcakes, so go figure. •Shredded coconut is listed among the ingredients, but the procedure never tells you when to add it. I mixed it in with the dry ingredients.•Maybe lowering the baking temperature from 350°F to 325°F would help.•I made Flying Apron's Coconut Heaven Frosting (a combination of agave and coconut oil), but instead of mixing shredded coconut into the frosting, I sprinkled it on the tops of the cupcakes. I cut the recipe by two-thirds and had enough to frost 24 cupcakes. I won't make this frosting again. It's expensive, sickly sweet, messy (it melts in a warm room), and when I eat it, all I can think about is saturated fat nestling down to rest in my arteries. I should have used the Coconut Icing (coconut milk plus confectioner's sugar) from Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World.
These were okay for gluten-free cupcakes. I won't be serving them to other people. Still, it's a place to start. I'll figure it out eventually.


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I love Denver. First and foremost, a guy called me a "swell fellah." You think that EVER happens in New York? No. "Good guy" maybe, but that's not the same thing.
Denver is a tad generic, but the people are – as they are most everywhere in the West – from all over the place, generally friendly, and generally genuine. The weather is spectacular, or it has been whenever I've been here. The airport is essentially in Nebraska, but you can drive really fast so it only takes two hours to get into town. (This is an exaggeration but anyone who has flown in knows it can feel that way.) It takes an hour to get from curbside to the gate, too; this is the biggest airport in the country.


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IRVING, Texas — Dez Bryant skipped through the locker room, literally, as if he didn't have a worry in the world. At the end of a trying week when off-the-field issues related to the death of Dallas Cowboys practice squad linebacker Jerry Brown met head-on with football matters that include Bryant's broken left index finger, the flamboyant wide receiver bounced with youthful exuberance.
It seemed contagious. People were poking at Bryant from all directions.
"Hey, Mr. Weenie, Junior!" fullback Lawrence Vickers shouted.
Bryant glanced at Vickers, grinned, then skipped through the curtain.
"That's my nickname for him," Vickers said. "In training camp, he ate so many hot dogs."
You won't find a soul in the Cowboys locker room who doubts that Bryant won't carry his gung-ho vibe into Sunday's pivotal match against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Cowboys Stadium, a crucial game pitting 7-6 teams.
"I'm not worried about him," said Vickers, a man who has six of his fingers broken. "I know what type of player he is. It's not enough for him to be good. He wants to be great. And you have to play through these things to be great in this league."
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Especially when your team needs you. We've heard so much about safety and long-term health of NFL players, but despite such heightened awareness, not much has changed about a culture that demands players strap it up when it matters most.
"Didn't Ronnie Lott cut off part of his finger in order to play?" said Calvin Hill, the 1970's-era running back who serves as a Cowboys consultant.
Hill once played several games with a broken foot as a rookie, then wound up spending more than a month in the hospital after the season when the foot became infected. For all of the ways pro athletes have evolved over generations, Hill says a basic instinct and desire to play, fueled by competitive urges, remains intact.
"You look at his eyes when he's on that football field," Hill says. "He loves the game."
Bryant, officially listed as questionable, has squashed the question of whether he will suit up after increasing his practice load as the week progressed. The team's trainers went into the weekend tinkering with ways to best protect the finger, but it will be only so comfortable for a player whose effectiveness is so dependent on his hands.
He says the biggest challenge will be dealing with the pain, which goes hand-in-hand with being able to function — catching hot spirals, extending his arm on blocks and stiff-arms, breaking his fall to the turf, securing the football and the like.
"Can't think about it," Bryant maintains. "I'm telling you, it's a mental thing. If you start believing you can't do it, you can't do it. If you believe you can do it, you can do it."
When the week began, Bryant thought his season might be finished. He broke the finger during the fourth quarter of the comeback victory against the Cincinnati Bengals last Sunday — before his 27-yard touchdown catch made it a two-point game. Surgery is coming but not now. Not with the Cowboys trying to make a mad dash to the playoffs.
Two doctors that Bryant visited concurred that he could delay surgery.
"Before I found out, I was kind of down," he said. "Now I am back to me."
Bryant's case is not unlike the physical issues facing hundreds of players across the league, particularly at this point in the season. But his situation undeniably has a higher profile, in part because of his emergence as a dominant receiver in recent weeks. He has scored a TD in five consecutive games and since Week 10 has an NFL-high seven TD grabs.
"Obviously, our team's better with him out on the field," tight end Jason Witten says.
Sunday, the Steelers bring the NFL's No. 1 defense to town and Witten says that Bryant can perhaps make a bigger difference with his work on underneath routes than with his threat for big, explosive plays downfield.
"We're going to have to move the chains," Witten said. "This defense, they don't give up a lot of throws."
Still, this would be a week to test that assumption. Pittsburgh's top corner, Ike Taylor, is out with an ankle injury, and backup Cortez Allen is iffy because of a knee injury. Bryant and fellow receiver Miles Austin could get extensive matchups against Curtis Brown, who struggled in Pittsburgh's loss last weekend against the San Diego Chargers.
Says Witten, "It's a chess match."
And also a test of will. Witten began this season under scrutiny as he quickly returned from a lacerated spleen and played in Week 1. He hasn't missed a game. Bryant acknowledged that he drew inspiration from the manner in which Witten and quarterback Tony Romo, who had broken ribs last season, played through injuries.
"We don't put any undue pressure on anybody to do something that they can't," Romo said. "A lot of it isn't just pain. It's can you function to the ability to help the team more than the guy who'd come in behind you."
Witten's take?
"I think with any injury, when you make that decision to go, you've got to go," he said.
Bryant remembers a stretched knee ligament he suffered during his sophomore season at Oklahoma State as the most painful injury he has played through. He lasted until the fourth quarter.
"I went and played until I couldn't play any more," he said.
It taught him something about his pain tolerance that he will draw on Sunday — like so many of his peers around the league.
"I know what I can handle," he says, "and I know what I can't."
Also in play for Week 15:
Who's hot: Adrian Peterson
Seven consecutive 100-yard games. Another NFL rushing title in sight. A sixth consecutive season with 10 TDs, matching LaDainian Tomlinson as the only players in NFL history to achieve that in their first six seasons. In the company of Jim Brown and O.J. Simpson as the only players ever to average 6 yards a carry, with double-digit TDs and 1,600 yards through 13 games. And the Vikings stud heads into Sunday's pivotal game at St. Louis carrying his team's playoff hopes on his back. Then there's the knee. Peterson is producing this remarkable season less than a year after having reconstructive surgery on his left knee. Hot, indeed.
TRIBUTE: Giants to honor victims of school shooting
Pressure's on: Joe Flacco
Two weeks ago, the Ravens were 9-2 and holding the slot for the No. 2 seed in the AFC playoffs. Now they are in crisis mode. Offensive coordinator Cam Cameron was fired Monday, the reins turned over to ex-Colts coach Jim Caldwell — who hasn't called plays since his days at Wake Forest. This turns the heat up a notch on Flacco to lead an inconsistent offense that was being counted on to take the load off a once-dominant defense that is in decline —and couldn't hold fourth-quarter leads in back-to-back losses. Was Cameron the problem? Or the scapegoat? Sure, Ray Rice didn't get a single touch in the fourth quarter of a Week 13 loss to Pittsburgh under Cameron's watch. But Flacco, with an 87.1 passer rating (18 TDs, nine interceptions), hasn't taken the next step to become an "elite" quarterback after coming one dropped pass away from the Super Bowl last season. The debate will get a new backdrop Sunday. Peyton Manning and the red-hot Broncos come to M&T Bank Stadium, standing in the way of Baltimore's opportunity to clinch the AFC North title with a victory. And it could also weigh into the equation of determining Flacco's value with talks for a new contract on the horizon.
MISSING LEADER: Ray Lewis won't play for Ravens on Sunday
Rookie revue: Andrew Luck
At this rate, Maya calendar or not, the Colts' new franchise quarterback might set the NFL's record for most career fourth-quarter comeback victories around 2020. Luck has produced six victories this season after trailing in the fourth quarter or extended to overtime — most in a season by a rookie quarterback since the 1970 merger — which says so much about his composure in crunchtime and Indianapolis' emergence as a surprising playoff contender. Last weekend, the Colts rallied from a 13-point deficit against Tennessee. Before that, the last-second TD job at Detroit. Who does he think he is, Peyton Manning? It's notable that Manning, the man who was replaced by the No. 1 overall pick, has an NFL-record 48 fourth-quarter comeback/overtime wins on his resume. It's also notable that it took Manning 15 seasons to surpass Dan Marino's mark (47). Maybe the Colts will progress to the point where they are putting games away in the fourth quarter rather than dashing to the finish, but their resilient style this season — with Luck as triggerman — seems so fitting as coach Chuck Pagano aims for his own comeback while battling leukemia.
Key matchup: Brandon Marshall v. Tramon Williams
One of the most intriguing subplots for the Packers-Bears clash that could determine the NFC North crown revolves around Marshall, who leads the NFL with 101 receptions and has been targeted 51 times over the past three games. Yes, he would be Jay Cutler's favorite receiver. Yet Marshall has also added spice this week with his choice words. He dislikes the Packers and says it's personal. Marshall also says he's had the game marked on his calendar since Green Bay shut him down in Week 2, limiting him to a season-low two catches (the 49ers also held him to two receptions) on five targets. Williams was the man in Marshall's pocket when Green Bay handled the Bears at Lambeau, and he intercepted two passes while the men up front brought the heat on a night that Cutler was sacked seven times, took four additional hits and chewed out left tackle J'Marcus Webb. Remember, that was after Cutler had taunted the Packers secondary with pregame trash talk, wishing them "good luck" in handling Marshall and Alshon Jeffery. That sentiment goes both ways, with the Packers winning five consecutive games in the series and Williams figured to shadow Marshall again. Marshall, who has 1,342 yards and nine TDs, is coming off back-to-back 10-catch games. He blistered the Vikings for 160 yards last weekend, after stinging the Seahawks for 165 yards. But the Bears lost both games.
Next man up x 2: Jeremy Lane and Byron Maxwell
All of a sudden, the Seahawks — with the NFL's fourth-ranked pass defense — are light at cornerback as they head into Sunday's game in Toronto to face the Bills. Right corner Brandon Browner began his four-game suspension last week for using a banned substance (Adderall). Nickel back Marcus Trufant will miss a second consecutive game with a hamstring injury. And Walter Thurmond, who replaced Browner last week, will miss Sunday's game with his own hamstring issue. Richard Sherman is still on the field, but that's pending his appeal for testing positive for a banned substance. Enter Lane and Maxwell, a pair of sixth-round picks from the past two drafts who have primarily played on special teams until now. Lane is a rookie from Northwestern State (La.); Maxwell played at Clemson. One will line up at right corner, the other as the nickel back, and they might be interchanged pending matchups and the flow of the game. Coach Pete Carroll is keeping specifics under wraps. But both will play extensively, and the Seahawks have to be encouraged that they both played about 40 plays last week and didn't get beat deep to contribute to a shutout victory. They held up. Now comes another test.
Reality check: The G-Men are coming
With a share of the NFL's best record, the Falcons (11-2) have clinched the NFC South title and have their sights on capturing the No. 1 seed for the playoffs. A victory against the Giants on Sunday at the Georgia Dome (where the Birds are 6-0 this season) coupled with losses by Green Bay and San Francisco would sew up home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. A win plus a loss by either the Packers or 49ers nails down a first-round bye. So they are close. But so many of their results this season have been close, too, adding to the questions about their playoff readiness. Atlanta has won seven games by seven points or fewer and surely didn't have the look of playing its best football at the right time of the season when falling behind 23-0 before losing at Carolina last weekend. Maybe they are bored. This season was always going to be defined by what the Falcons do in January, given that with Mike Smith coaching and Matt Ryan playing quarterback they've made the playoffs three times in four seasons and were one-and-done in all three cases. Now come the Giants, who eliminated the Falcons at the Meadowlands last January with a 24-2 stomping. A vivid memory from that contest was Atlanta's inability to get a yard when it really needed to. Ryan was twice stuffed on fourth-and-1 sneaks deep in Giants territory, and another drive went kaput when Michael Turner was dumped for a loss on third-and-1. It will be interesting to see what the Falcons come up with in short-yardage scenarios this time around. Regardless, the Falcons can use a smashing rebound for their psyche. They usually bounce back well under Smith, winning 11 consecutive games after losses and going 19-3 overall following setbacks. This time, they can also send a message to the NFL and the Giants — and perhaps deal a blow that helps prevent a playoff rematch — that this season's playoff run will have a different ending.
My road to Super Bowl XLVII goes through…Dallas
I've got a hunch that there will be an army of Steelers fans at Cowboys Stadium on Sunday, where the home team really doesn't possess much of a home-field advantage. The last time I was at Cowboys Stadium, Bears fans took over the joint. This is what happens when there is no limit on how many tickets can be sold at a palace that can accommodate more than 100,000, with standing-room only spots on the plaza in the equation. Yet the Cowboys have also had trouble protecting their home turf in the most essential way -- on the turf. Since the place was opened in 2009, the Cowboys are 17-14 at home. In any event, desperation will be in the house on Sunday with the Cowboys and Steelers -- who lost in Super Bowl XLV in their last appearance at Jerryworld -- both toting 7-6 records. Which team's playoff hopes would be most damaged by a loss? The home team, for sure. The Steelers close out against the Bengals and the Browns, and beating Cincinnati would give them the tiebreaker edge against the team that it could be pitted against for the final playoff spot (provided Baltimore doesn't finish with a five-game losing streak). So there's a clear path to the playoffs for the Steelers, even with a loss. The Cowboys, though, need the Giants to stumble (possible) and would be best-served by a winner-take-all contest in the regular-season finale at Washington. Dallas trails Washington (see what that home loss on Turkey Day did), Seattle and Chicago in the wild-card race -- and the scenarios for breaking a tie are not favorable. Seattle and Chicago won head-to-head matchups against the Cowboys. That Monday night home loss to the Bears in October could definitely come back to haunt Dallas.
Did you notice?
It has been 40 years since the 1972 Miami Dolphins produced the only perfect season in NFL history with their 17-0 campaign capped by a victory in Super Bowl VII. This is reunion weekend, with the Dolphins hosting the Jaguars on Sunday and so many members of Don Shula's '72 squad coming back for another victory lap. The franchise will also induct former defensive coordinator Bill Arnsparger into the Dolphin Honor Roll, making the architect of the "No Name Defense" the first assistant coach so recognized. It's a nice touch. Coaches who primarily make their mark as assistants don't get much love when it comes to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, but Arnsparger certainly deserves consideration. He helped Miami win back-to-back Super Bowls. In a later stint with the Dolphins, he coordinated the "Killer B's" defense. He's also the man who, as athletics director at Florida, hired Steve Spurrier as coach.
Stat's the fact
There's no denying the presence of Browns running back Trent Richardson, whose rookie impact is being measured against the legendary Jim Brown. The Alabama product, with an AFC-rookie high 869 yards in 13 games, is 73 yards shy of surpassing the franchise rookie rushing mark that Brown set in 1957. He has set the Browns rookie record with three 100-yard games, and his nine rushing TDs tied the franchise rookie standard that Brown established. But let's put this in context. Brown set his marks in a 12-game season and helped Cleveland produce the NFL's best regular-season record (9-2-1) in 1957, en route to the NFL Championship Game. Richardson's team is on a roll and enters Sunday's game against the Redskins with a three-game winning streak, but needs to run the table to finish the season with a .500 record.
Last word
Commissioner Roger Goodell revealed after NFL meetings concluded Wednesday that the league will consider expanding the playoff field to 14 or 16 teams. So there's your 18-game season. The players union has staunchly opposed increasing the season to 18 games, citing the very real toll on their bodies. But NFL owners haven't abandoned that desire, despite trumpeting their emphasis on player health and safety. So adding to the current 12-team playoff pool looks to be the next-best option. Surely, the network partners will buy in, and the revenues an extra round of playoffs would go a long way toward making up for whatever revenues the league would not generate if there's no 18-game season. And there's every incentive for the NFL to have more playoff teams. Think of the added marketing value for teams that make the playoffs, the added drama with even more meaningful games down the stretch. But such rewards would come at the cost of diluting the playoff field. Goodell mentioned a 16-team field -- perhaps floating that to make 14 more palatable -- which would be half the league. Think NBA playoffs. NHL playoffs. Sure, the top seeds would still get playoff bye weeks, but an expanded field on a parity-laced landscape would mean that we'd see more barely .500 teams in the mix. That's a bit too much to stomach. Always thought the regular season was for weeding out the pretenders. But you know what the owners will think: the excitement of ca-ching.


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Grizzly Jack's Grand Bear Resort
Discover a magical family getaway just beyond the glow of Chicago at Grizzly Jack's Grand Bear Resort. Nestled in the Starved Rock area of Illinois, Grizzly Jack's is an oasis of relaxation and adventure - a destination where water park fun meets natural wonder. Escape from the big city and enjoy a vacation in the scenic Northwoods at Grizzly Jack's - an unforgettable place to unwind, play, meet, dine and explore with family and friends.
Full-service Conference Center in Starved Rock State Park. Dining room, bar, veranda, outdoor dining, indoor pool (for Lodge guests). Retreats, meetings, banquets, reunions and all-inclusive dream weddings. The Lodge has 69 rooms and 21 cabin rooms in a rustic, wooded setting.
Starved Rock Adventures Harbor Villas and Suites
Waterfront family villas and suites. 1-2 bedroom housekeeping units. Deluxe and unique. Open April through October. $$
Historic lodge nestled in Starved Rock State Park. Open daily, on-site bar, indoor pool; hotel and cabins in the woods, free WiFi, restaurant & seasonal, outdoor dining. A great part of your all-inclusive wedding celebration.
Landers House is located a half a block from charming downtown Utica, home of historic Mill Street. We are country lodging in a truly unique setting geared to pamper. We have four cottages with 2 person whirlpools, fireplaces, large bathrooms with two person showers, loft bedrooms with down filled bedding and sky lights, cable TV, CD Players, wet bars stocked with coffee and teas, glassware and dishware for two. Our suites and rooms are designed with our guests comfort in mind. We encourage you to indulge in your fantasies, revive your romantic nature and relax in a secluded atmosphere.
In the shadow of Starved Rock, Kishauwau Country Cabins features cabins that have been beautifully renovated to blend country charm with modern convenience. Enjoy fully equipped kitchens and outdoor bonfire pits.
Located in the heart of Utica, The Foster Suite has a King bed, Queen sleeper sofa, 50" Plasma TV, fire place and Jacuzzi and more. Also offer wireless internet.
CITY:North Utica
Eight room rustic country inn, decorated in handcrafted wood furnishings. A unique tranquil get-away. Open April - November. For reservations, call 815-667-4211 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Camping in a country setting away from interstate noise. RV, Tent Sites & Cabin Rentals. General Store, showers, heated pool, WiFi & cable TV.
The Willows Hotel is a quiet quaint boutique hotel quietly nestled in historic Utica, Illinois. We are located 90 minutes from downtown Chicago and the Quad Cities. There is no better escape from your day to day routine. We are one mile from the entrance of Starved Rock State Park, voted one of "Illinois Seven Wonders". Two miles from Matthiessen State Park. The Willows Hotel is a short stroll from shopping, organic food store,restaurants, wineries, and pubs. More than a place to rest your head, you can relax and rejuvenate. Make yourself at home in our warm residential-feel rooms or suites. For business or leisure, The Willows Hotel staff is eager to make your stay enjoyable and comfortable.
Mill Street Inn is a quaint upstairs deluxe suite featuring a King-size bedroom, pull-out Queen sofa and 50" Plasma TV, nestled in the center of downtown Utica. Fully-equipped kitchen and full-size bath. Just steps to shops, pubs and dining and just a few minutes drive to Starved Rock and other State Parks.
CITY:North Utica
Wi-Fi available at no charge. Meeting/banquet space available. 37acres with 89 water, sewer & electric sites and 45 tent sites, plus cabins. Store, laundry, showers, and swimming pool. Near Starved Rock.
Prairie Lakes Country Club & Inn
Prairie Lakes offers a 9 hole golf course and a full service restaurant and hotel. Hotel and Golf packages available and banquet facilities. Golf opens daily at 7:00am and the restaurant is open 11:00am - 10:00pm daily. Call for seasonal hours.
Troll Hollow is the "summer home" to campers who come back year after year after year to make new memories with family and friends. In fact, the campers at Troll Hollow have become such good friends that they feel like family. Nestled in the beautiful Illinois Valley area, Troll Hollow is just minutes away from fun for every member of your family, whether they prefer biking, hiking or kayaking in the great outdoors, or strolling the charming streets of nearby Utica searching for the perfect antique.
Fox River Bed and Breakfast is a historic Victorian farm house located 90 miles West of Chicago, and eight miles North of Ottawa, Illinois in the country on 17 lovely acres. We are surrounded by more things to do than you could ever imagine. The area is rich in history and the food is hot and delicious!
Heritage Harbor Resort & Marina
Heritage Harbor Ottawa is the premier Marina Resort Community. Located in the heart of Starved Rock Country, Heritage Harbor Ottawa is home port for your next great adventure!
Conveniently located 4 minutes directly south of Starved Rock State Park on Route 178, the Brightwood Inn is nestled on 14 acres within the confines of Matthiessen State Park. Our Starved Rock bed and breakfast will provide you with a romantic, peaceful and luxurious stay amid the beauty of nature.
Livingston County 4-H Park is located 1.7 miles from downtown Pontiac. Nightly, weekly, and monthly rates are available. Sites for RVs include water, and either a 50amp or 30amp electrical service. There is a dump station on site. Bathrooms and grills are available. Unlimited tent sites. Pets allowed, but must be leashed at all times.
Four quaint rooms; homemade gourmet breakfast, close to downtown attractions. At Three Roses Bed & Breakfast (circa 1890), you can experience the comfort of our beautiful guest rooms and enjoy personalized service when it comes to your breakfast. All breakfasts are cooked to order from scratch and can accommodate any special diets including gluten free. Just let us know of your special dietary requirements when you make your reservation. We offer our motorcycle guests and those with vintage cars a spot in our secured garage to give you extra peace of mind. Your best night sleep is our goal. We are conveniently located off Interstate 55 near Old Route 66 and on Route 116.
100% smoke-free, award-winning property. Conveniently located off I-39 at exit #54, 5 miles from state parks. Heated indoor pool, Daybreak breakfast, hot waffles, free WiFi internet, pet-friendly and very clean rooms!
Indoor pool and whirlpool, free breakfast buffet bar, in room movies. Whirlpool rooms available.
Bayley House Suite Bed and Breakfast
The Bayley House Suite was built in 1874, but provides the accommodations of a 21st century. This beautiful 850 sq. ft. suite includes a bedroom with queen sized bed, living room with dinning area and peaceful 3-season room.
Stain Glass Inn Bed & Breakfast
Country cape cod style with large porches surrounded by woods and flowers. Stain glass on site.
Baily House Suite Bed & Breakfast
The Bayley House Suite was built in 1874 but provides the accommodations of a 21st century. This beautiful 850 sq. ft. suite includes a bedroom with queen sized bed, living room with dinning area and peaceful 3-season room.
Located on historic Route 66 in Pontiac, this 48 room motel offers free Wi-Fi and cable with HBO. Launderette facilities are available on site at this affordable motel.
Budget Inn & Suites - Streator
Indoor heated pool, continental breakfast, hot tub suite, family suites with 3 queen beds. Children under 12 stay free. Free local calls. High Speed Internet.
Indoor pool and spa. Complimentary continental breakfast. Business center and fitness room. Free high speed wireless internet. PPV available along with free HBO. In room safes.
Prairie River's Bed and Breakfast
Hearty breakfasts, beautiful view of Illinois River. Spacious rooms, private baths, comfortable, friendly and private.
Indoor pool and whirlpool, free breakfast buffet bar. in room movies. Whirlpool room available.
Historic Queen Anne in downtown Ottawa within walking distance of dining, shopping & entertainment. Full Kitchen, washer/dryer, HDTV, Wi-Fi, jetted whirlpool tub. Special requests welcome. No pets/smoking.
28 rooms
Known for courteous and friendly service, enjoy our free continental breakfast, free high speed wireless internet or relax in our heated indoor pool and hot tub.
Interstate I 80 and 90. Indoor pool and whirlpool. Free hot breakfast. free local phone, in room movies and abusiness center.
Three separate self-sustaining buildings, The Round House, The Cottage and The Pine Room. All units feature air conditioning, a wood burning stove, kitchenette, private bath and dish television
Offering 58 rooms with indoor pool and hot tub. Suites with hot tub available. Amenities include deluxe continental breakfast, coach tour services, and nearby attractions. Handicap rooms, pet friendly.
Located in the Route 66 town of Pontiac. Offering 54 rooms, some rooms with jacuzzi available. Amenities include exercise room, coach tour services, guest laundry and handicap accessible.
48 rooms, including ones with microwaves and refrigerators. Truck parking available. Restaurants nearby. Handicap rooms, pet friendly.
Bed and breakfast with a beautiful, quiet country setting on a heavily wooded three acre lot. Breakfasts include international recipes. Charger ports for electric cars.
2 story motel, 30 rooms, some truck parking. Pet friendly.
Unique, historic, elegant venue located in the former Masonic Temple in downtown Streator. Available for weddings, receptions, or any special occasion. Tours by appointment.
Wonderful lodging choice in an owner-occupied bed and breakfast. Makes a perfect choice while visiting the I&M Canal Heritage Corridor. No pets, no smoking. Wi-Fi, kitchen, laundry and tastefully furnished.
Award winning, Pride of Super 8. 100% Non-Smoking, no pets allowed, super start breakfast, 2-room and apartment whirlpool suites, microwave/fridge in all rooms.
Built in 1880, the Baldwin House is the ideal alternative to hotel accommodations and offers all the comforts of "home" while you are away. This fully furnished guest house comfortably sleeps 6 people and includes a formal dining room, sunroom, modern and well equipped kitchen, and a wrap-around porch with swing. WiFi and DirectTV are also provided for guests' use. Overlooking a beautiful downtown park, The Baldwin House is conveniently located in central Streator and is within walking distance of several local eateries.
Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton, in Peru is conveniently located off of I-80 and 10 minutes from Starved Rock State Park. Free WiFi, hot breakfast, indoor pool/whirlpool and fitness center.
Recently renovated and locally owned, the Relax Inn features rooms with wood floors and flat screen TV's, microwaves and refrigerators are also available. This pet-friendly hotel is located within 20 miles of four state parks.
Banquet hall and event center specializing in corporate meetings, weddings, family reunions and fundraisers. In-house catering. Handicap accessible.
Welcome to The River House Bed and Breakfast. An historic Queen Anne built in 1890. The River House sits over the spot where the Illinois and Fox Rivers cross paths with beautiful views of both rivers and the town of Ottawa. The location is walking distance to the bars and restaurants in the beautiful town of Ottawa Illinois and a quick drive to Starved Rock State Park, wine tasting in Utica, golf courses, sky diving, canoe rentals, boat and water ski rentals, and many other fun activities.
Pleasant Creek Campground is located 5 miles from the entrance of Starved Rock State Park in the gateway town of Oglesby Illinois. Pleasant Creek Campground is situated in a wooded setting along a tributary of the Virmilion River, surrounded by hills and mature trees. Pleasant Creek Campground has undergone numerous renovations and upgrades. There are 140 spacious sites with plenty of room for slide-outs and awnings. A variety of sites are available. Several sites, including full hook-up sites, are located right along the creek. All sites include a fire ring, picnic table, and varying amount of shade. One highlight of the campground is a spring-fed fishing pond that is naturally maintained year round. Our Camp Store, located at the Welcome Center, is stocked with camping provisions, ice, firewood and all of the supplies that you may have forgotten to pack. Our Bathhouse is equipped with sinks, counter tops, showers, and a laundry room (coin operated). Illinois' Newest RV & Tenting Campground is located just 5 miles from Starved Rock State Park. We have Creekside Campsites, Stocked Fishing Pond, Well Supplied Camp Store. Our Campground Features: Campground Features, BBQs or Fire Pits, Bike & Walk Paths, Dump Station, Fishing Area, Pets Welcome (some restrictions), Picnic Pavilion, Recreation Hall and Security Our Nearby Activities are: Art Festivals, Fishing, Hiking & Biking Trails, Lake Fishing, Restaurants Nearby and Watercraft Rentals.
Recently renovated and locally owned, the Relax Inn features rooms with wood floors and flat screen TV's , microwaves and refrigerators are also available. This pet-friendly hotel is located within 20 miles of four state parks.
AmericInn Hotel & Suites Streator
Newly renovated, 100% non-smoking, free Wi-Fi and home-style breakfast. Enjoy our heated indoor pool. Great amenities and unmatched AmericInn service.
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