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It was a Saturday, so I knew the FHC would be open. I wasn't sure if it was part of the actual church or a separate building so we just entered the church, which was not locked, and started walking around. We didn't see a soul in the building until we walked past several class rooms where it looked like they were having some type of religious class, like a Sunday school. Other than that we saw no one and after walking around the whole church we had still not found the FHC. The church was essentially a rectangle with a long hallway all around the rectangle and the chapel and a gym in the center. After walking around the entire rectangle without finding the FHC, I poked my head in the gym where I found two church members prepping for a party. I told them we were lost and they showed us where the FHC was...we had walked right past it. It had a small sign but was no different looking then any of the other rooms.
On this particular day, the FHC was manned by two volunteers, neither of which knew too much about ordering films from the main LDS library in Salt Lake City. While they might not have known very much about the process, they were very nice and welcoming and even took the time to chat with my husband and offer a coloring book and crayons to my preschooler.
The bottom line is that the trip I was fearing was far from scary. The church members were very nice and helpful and made me feel welcome. I do wish that the church had directional signs to show visitors where different places are, but then again the church is not made for visitors like me. I have several suggestions when visiting an LDS Family History Center:
1. Call to make sure that they will be open on the day and time you want to visit. The FHC I visited changes their hours quite often based on when volunteers can come. Just because the FamilySearch website lists particular hours does not mean that the church is always able to be open at that time.
2. If you are going to the FHC having already located the film you would like to loan from the main LDS archives, be sure to print off a copy of the Title Details page from the FamilySearch site. I have shown a copy below. Having this document makes it much easier for the volunteers to fill out the paperwork and they can attach it to your order form should there be any questions.
3. Bring cash to order your films. There is a fee of $5.50 for each film. If possible, bring exact change.
The volunteers told me I would get a call when my films arrive. I will have one month to view them before they have to be sent back, so my adventures will continue. But I am no longer nervous and while I do not know yet if the films I order will actually further my genealogy research I am so happy I tried!


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If there is any disagreement on the issue of whether the conditions of K.S.A. 40-3117 have been met, there should generally be appropriate instructions to the jury to resolve the issue.
Appeal from Cowley District Court; ROBERT L. BISHOP, judge. Opinion filed June 29, 2001. Affirmed.
Paul Hasty, Jr., of Wallace, Saunders, Austin, Brown & Enochs, Chartered, of Overland Park, for the appellant.
David W. Andreas, of Winfield, for the appellee.
Before BEIER, P.J., PIERRON, J., and BUCHELE, S.J.
Per Curiam: Kimberly Fisher appeals the judgment in favor of Michael Smith for noneconomic losses suffered as the result of an automobile accident.
Smith and Fisher were involved in an automobile accident. The accident report prepared by law enforcement officers indicated the vehicles were traveling in opposite directions when Fisher crossed into Smith's lane. The vehicles collided and Jeremy Reid, Smith's stepson and passenger, was taken to the hospital. Smith accompanied him to the hospital but was not himself treated or admitted.
Smith and Reid filed suit against Fisher, claiming she had been negligent in the operation of her vehicle. They asked for a monetary judgment in Reid's favor for $50,000 and in Smith's favor for $100,000. The case was tried to a jury.
Smith testified he banged his knees on the dashboard of his truck during the collision. He testified that at the moment of impact, he had too much adrenaline going through his system and was too concerned about Reid to feel any pain, but the following morning his knees were swollen and bruised. Smith was working as a plumber and testified he had trouble at work the day after the accident. He went home for a time that day and wrapped his knees with ice.
Smith testified he had no problems with his knees prior to the accident. He was involved in an accident in 1983 where his knees were run over by a vehicle, but he claimed there were no residual effects from that accident. Smith continued to work after the accident and until trial with no restrictions, although he had to do exercises at work to alleviate the pain. He also testified to being able to do fewer activities with his children and around his home.
Two days after the accident, Smith visited Dr. Alvin Bird, who prescribed medication to help with the swelling and ordered X-rays, which showed no broken bones. Approximately 1-1/2 weeks after the accident, the bruising and swelling had subsided, and Bird ordered different medication that would not upset Smith's stomach.
Bird referred Smith to Dr. Bradley Bruner, who diagnosed possible ligament and cartilage damage. He also prescribed medication in addition to physical therapy. Subsequent examinations revealed continuing pain. Bruner testified it was probable that Smith would someday need to have orthoscopic surgery, costing between $8,000 and $10,000. Bruner's opinion was that Smith's knee condition was caused by the collision with Fisher's vehicle. Bruner diagnosed Smith as suffering from a 3% permanent disability in both knees. He also testified on cross-examination that it would not be unusual for plumbers or people who spend a lot of time working on their knees to develop similar problems.
The jury found Fisher to be 90% responsible for the accident and Smith 10% responsible. The jury awarded medical expenses to Reid as stipulated by the parties in the amount of $940.47. This was the only award to Reid. The jury awarded damages to Smith as follows: (1) noneconomic loss to date--$15,000; (2) future noneconomic loss--$0; (3) economic loss to date--$293.76; (4) medical expenses to date--$1,684.60; and (5) future medical expenses--$0. The district court entered judgment in Smith's favor for $15,280.52.
Fisher objected to the journal entry, claiming Smith did not meet the threshold requirements set out in K.S.A. 40-3117 for recovering noneconomic losses. The district court ruled that Smith met the threshold requirement by his "proof of permanent loss of bodily function relying on the testimony of Dr. Bruner of a 3-percent disability in each knee. The statute clearly provides for that. It's a matter for determination by the jury."
Fisher contends the district court erred as a matter of law in entering a judgment against her for 90% of the $15,000 the jury awarded for past noneconomic loss. She claims the judgment was not permitted under K.S.A. 40-3117. An appellate court's standard of review on questions of law is unlimited. NEA-Coffeyville v. U.S.D. No. 445, 268 Kan. 384, 386, 996 P.2d 821 (2000).
K.S.A. 40-3117 is part of the Kansas Automobile Injury Reparations Act. The statute sets out the conditions precedent to recovering damages for pain and suffering in tort actions:
"In any action for tort brought against the owner, operator or occupant of a motor vehicle or against any person legally responsible for the acts or omissions of such owner, operator or occupant, a plaintiff may recover damages in tort for pain, suffering, mental anguish, inconvenience and other non-pecuniary loss because of injury only in the event the injury requires medical treatment of a kind described in this act as medical benefits, having a reasonable value of $2,000 or more, or the injury consists in whole or in part of permanent disfigurement, a fracture to a weight-bearing bone, a compound, comminuted, displaced or compressed fracture, loss of a body member, permanent injury within reasonable medical probability, permanent loss of a bodily function or death. Any person who is entitled to receive free medical and surgical benefits shall be deemed in compliance with the requirements of this section upon a showing that the medical treatment received has an equivalent value of at least $2,000." K.S.A. 40-3117.
Fisher argues Smith did not suffer an injury requiring medical treatment having a reasonable value of $2,000 or constituting any of the injuries listed in the statute.
Smith concedes he did not meet the $2,000 medical treatment threshold. His contention is that he suffered a permanent disability, falling under the "permanent loss of a bodily function" provision of K.S.A. 40-3117. Smith's counsel stated at the hearing on the motion to settle the journal entry, "What we're relying on is permanent injury. He had permanent injury. There's testimony he had 3-percent disability in both knees. That's what we're relying on."
Smith argues, and the district court accepted as a basis for its decision, that the jury made this determination based on Bruner's testimony that he suffered from a permanent 3% disability in both knees.
It does not appear that any Kansas cases have addressed the meaning of "permanent injury within reasonable medical probability." Miller v. Miller, 25 Kan. App. 2d 29, 31, 955 P.2d 635 (1998). Cases have indicated, however, that permanent injuries must be serious or significant to meet the requirements of the statute, and in close cases, the seriousness or significance issue may be submitted to a jury. 25 Kan. App. 2d at 31-32. In Miller, permanent vitreous floaters in the left eye were held to establish a prima facie case of "permanent injury" within the meaning of K.S.A. 40-3117. A 3% permanent disability in both knees probably does constitute a permanent injury. Our difficulty here is that neither Smith, Fisher, nor the district court thought to ask the jury in the instructions whether Smith had suffered a permanent injury.
The requirements of K.S.A. 40-3117 are conditions precedent that must be met by the plaintiff before noneconomic damages may be recovered, not an affirmative defense the defendant is required to raise prior to trial. Stang v. Caragianis, 243 Kan. 249, 251, 757 P.2d 279 (1998). If there is any disagreement on the issue of whether the conditions of K.S.A. 40-3117 have been met, there should generally be appropriate instruction to the jury to resolve the issue.
From the verdict here, it is not clearly provable that the jury thought there was a permanent injury, as it found no future noneconomic loss, nor any further medical expenses. Smith contends the fact of permanent injury was really not seriously contested. We agree that there was substantial competent evidence to support a finding of permanent injury and little was presented to refute the contention. It is also clear that Fisher made no effort to prevent the jury from considering the question of noneconomic damages without a finding of permanent injury. But we must determine whether the failure to get a jury finding on the issue of permanent injury hopelessly compromises the award of noneconomic damages and requires a retrial on the issue.
Under these facts, had Fisher asked for an instruction on the threshold issue and been denied, we would be dealing with a very difficult decision. However, the situation here appears more akin to leading or luring the trial court into error and then complaining of the result. See Hawkinson v. Bennett, 265 Kan. 564, 590, 962 P.2d 455 (1998); Boucher v. Roberts, 187 Kan. 675, Syl. ¶¶ 1, 2, 359 P.2d 830 (1961).
We do not know why instructions were not given on the threshold issue of permanent injury. Perhaps it eluded attention because there is not yet a PIK instruction on it. In any event, although the evidence in favor of permanent injury was not overwhelming, it was substantial. Admittedly, while the verdict is not a ringing endorsement of the contention that there was permanent injury, neither does it foreclose that possibility.
Since Fisher allowed the issue to go to the jury in the form she now complains of, we are loath to grant a new trial on the issue. As that incomparable judicial wordsmith Justice John Fontron noted in State v. Earsery, 199 Kan. 208, 213, 428 P.2d 794 (1967): "It is probable that no experience is more frustrating to a court than the retrial of somebody's lawsuit. The sensation is somewhat akin to dining on yesterday's cold mashed potatoes."
In a civil matter such as this, basing a request for a new trial on the failure to give an instruction that was not requested must be viewed with some skepticism. A resolution of the question must be based on the needs of justice and the individual facts of the case.
In the instant case, Fisher allowed the issue of damages to go to the jury without requesting an instruction on the threshold issue. There was substantial competent evidence to support a finding of permanent injury. It does not appear that a request was made for a new trial on the basis that the instructions were fatally flawed. The trial court, which had the best opportunity to gauge the proceedings, obviously saw no miscarriage of justice occurring. The trial court was not requested to make a judgment on the issue. We find, on these facts, that a reversal and retrial are not called for.


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Rep. Kinzinger joins House in passing first Farm Bill since 2008
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Adam Kinzinger (R-Channahon) today voted in support of legislation to reauthorize and modernize federal farm and nutrition programs for five years. The legislation reduces fraud and abuse in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps, streamlines agriculture programs, and results in $23 billion in taxpayer savings.
"After working on this legislation for over three years, I am excited to see Congress finally get this done to give Illinois farmers the certainty and predictability they deserve," said Kinzinger. "This long overdue legislation will allow growers and producers to plan ahead and make smarter decisions about future harvests, giving them more control over their businesses. It strengthens our farm safety net, helping farmers protect against natural disasters, and represents a big step forward for getting things done in Washington."
The bill's passage comes after a recent meeting of a new Sixteenth District Agriculture Advisory Committee established by Kinzinger to serve as a forum for local farmers to weigh in on policy discussions that affect them. Members of the advisory committee include farmers from all 14 counties of the Sixteenth District.
"I appreciate those who worked to push the Farm Bill across the finish line," said Emily Pratt, a crop insurance agent from Dixon and member of the committee. "It contains commitments to improving water quality and land conservation, as well as enhancing the safety net for our farmers and ranchers. This is a win-win for our nation, not only because of the policy improvements, but also because of the savings to taxpayers."
"It's about time! We've been working on this for over two years, and it's great to see a Farm Bill finally get passed," said committee member Monty Whipple, a farmer and President of the La Salle County Farm Bureau. "This bill maintains the best of the old policies, while eliminating direct payments to help reduce our federal deficit. I'm thankful for those on both sides of the aisle who worked hard to get this done."
The five-year reauthorization bill is the result of a conference agreement recently reached between House and Senate members. The legislation repeals or consolidates over 100 programs at the Department of Agriculture while enhancing insurance programs that protect farmers against losses due to natural disasters. In addition, the legislation closes loopholes and reduces fraud in the SNAP program to save taxpayers $8 billion, marking the first reforms to SNAP since 1996. Overall, the legislation results in $23 billion in taxpayer savings over ten years.
The bipartisan bill passed the House today 251 to 166. It now moves to the Senate, where Senators are expected to vote on the legislation shortly. If passed by the Senate and signed by the President, the bill will be the first long-term reauthorization of federal farm policy since 2008.


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This Friday, our school experienced its first real excursion hiccup. We spent the afternoon in the library reading, picking books, and doing a bit of scary story research for our upcoming Halloween party.
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Clipper cards ready, we all hopped on the bus. Confident we where looking for our standard 18th street stop, we embraced the usual shenanigans of the bus ride – story telling, day sharing, brotherly rough housing, and backpack ruffling. A bell ding alerted us that we were coming up on the 17th street stop and the warning to students went out: "The next stop, at 18th street, is ours."
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Ex-Marine sentenced for Maine crash that killed sister, her boyfriend
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) � A former U.S. Marine has been sentenced to four years in prison for a drunken-driving crash that killed his sister and her boyfriend in Maine.
Twenty-three-year-old Travis Lawler was on leave from Camp Lejeune in North Carolina in June 2012 when the car he was driving went off the road in Belgrade and struck a tree. Twenty-year-old Kristin Lawler of Oakland died at the scene; her boyfriend, 25-year-old Jackson Bolduc of Belgrade, died the next day.
The Kennebec Journal (http://bit.ly/12z5kyD) reports that Lawler wore his full Marine dress uniform to his sentencing Monday, even though he was discharged months ago, telling the judge it was all he has in his life. He sobbed as he apologized and pleaded guilty to manslaughter, drunken driving and violating bail conditions.
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So you've had a nice vacation the last few weeks, how does it feel to be back?
Feels a little weird doesn't it? I don't blame you. After spending the last little while chasing after fiddly little mobile critters like other players, it's a bit of a change in mentality to be leading around something as large and ponderous as a dragon again…or as the case may be, a giant bloated pile of stitched together body parts like Festergut or Rotface.
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The secondary, and arguably more important reason is that the melee tend to blindly follow the boss regardless of what else is going on during the fight. If you treat the boss as a carrot and your melee group as the horse, you'll soon come to the realization that you can lead them around wherever you want them to be at any given time by simply moving the boss around the room.
In time, you will learn that YOU are responsible for the safety of your melee group as you personally can move them out of aoe damage and away from the hazards of the fight by just moving the boss away from it and watching them chase after it.
The first thing you need to keep in mind to turn the boss into a carrot for the melee is that the physical space that the boss occupies is NOT accurately represented by the bosses model. If this statement puzzles you, take a look at a boss like Sindragosa or Marrowgar. You can be hitting the boss perfectly fine from a position where it looks as if you're waving your weapons at nothing but air. In order to move a boss such as these ones, you have to understand the maximum range and then exceed that to get the boss to chase. Failing to do so will easily get people killed from cleave damage when you have to move the boss immediately but waste a precious 3-4 seconds simply running to that max range.
The second thing to consider is the bosses turning point. In the previous example, to turn Marrowgar around, you can stand at maximum range and move around him in a great big circle just to get him to turn to the left. Conversely, you can move into the bosses model, move a quarter of the distance to get the boss to turn the same amount.
It's something that you definitely need to experiment with to learn to use it most effectively but once you have experience tanking each boss and learn where their model ends and where their hit boxes begin, you'll be able to move around those bosses in ways that you would never have believed possible before.
If you want practice before you experiment with the real thing, you can always grab a healing buddy and go hunt up a level 60 world dragon or two. You should be able to tank them pretty effectively with a bit of help and you can make a game of seeing just how you can move them around the map and how quickly you can turn them round and round.


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The service will start out with 13 channels of live and on-demand programming, including feeds from National Public Radio. All programming is delivered as a streaming media feed over the Web, making it accessible by just about any Web-ready phone with an all-you-can-eat data plan. MSpot will charge $5.95 a month for the service.
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LeTourneau University President Dr. Dale A. Lunsford was recently a guest speaker on KERV 1230 AM's Chosen Generation Radio with Pastor Greg Young. Pastor Young, who described RG LeTourneau as "one of my heroes," spoke with Dr. Lunsford about the accomplishments of the University's founder, particularly during WWII. "His machinery literally made it possible for good to be done in that war, and for people to be freed from oppressors - And that should really encourage all of us. As small as we might think our businesses are, we don't really understand how God might use them to do good."
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Lemon Herb BBQ Chicken with Sweet Mesquite Beans
Summer is coming!! Especially for us West Coast folks. I love breaking out my grill and preparing simple and flavorful dinner for the family. I always have my stovetop grill handy for times like this when it's not quite grilling time, but I really feel like grilling 🙂
When Bush's Beans asked if I would like to partner with them for their Bush's Grilling Beans project this summer I said yes, yes and yes! We are crazy about beans in our house and wait until you try the varieties of Bush's Grilling Beans. They are incredible!
I developed this simple marinated chicken drumstick recipe that pairs perfect with Bush's Sweet Mesquite Beans. The sweet and smokiness of the beans are finger licking good with my chicken. Hope you enjoy!
Here's your simple line up. I forgot to mention how inexpensive chicken drumsticks are. The whole family can eat for cheap cheap tonight 🙂
I started by stirring some Dijon Mustard with two of my favorite herbs….rosemary and thyme. Use your favorites as a substitute!
Break out a nice fresh lemon. 2 halves worked great. Add a little salt and pepper too 🙂
Add your olive oil then whisk away!
Let those chicken pieces get nice and cozy in the marinade for a good 30 minutes.
Time to grill! If you don't feel like breaking out the ol' outside grill, use an indoor stovetop grill. I love mine!
Let grill about 5 minutes each side, turning on all 4 sides.
First side looks nice and browned. You'll want that nice color on all sides 🙂
Right before your chicken is done, warm up these delicious beans on the stovetop.
So excited for you guys to try these if you haven't already. Great flavor, and such a perfect side for grilling!
Lemon Herb BBQ Chicken with Sweet Mesquite Beans
3 tablespoons Dijon Mustard
1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
1/2 teaspoon dried crushed rosemary
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice (1 nice lemon)
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
1-2 pounds chicken drumsticks (4-8 pieces)
1. In a large bowl mix together the Dijon, thyme, rosemary, salt and pepper. Whisk in the olive oil until well combined. Add Chicken pieces, stirring marinade over chicken. Cover with plastic wrap and let marinate at least 30 minutes up to overnight.
2. Preheat indoor or outdoor grill over medium heat, grease with oil before use.
3. With grilling tongs, remove marinated chicken from marinade and carefully place onto hot grill. Grill about 5 minutes each side turning 4 times to get all sides of chicken browned. When chicken is cooked through, remove from grill and let rest for 10 minutes before serving.
4. Serve with a side of Bush's Mesquite Grilling Beans and a salad of your choice.
Makes 4 servings
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That marinade looks lovely and so do those beans. Sweet & mesquite, yes please!
Mmmmm the chicken looks fantastic! I have never heard of the mesquite beans but they look like a great addition to this meal and I'll have to try them out. Great recipe Jenny!
These look great! I love anything that uses cheap chicken and we've been grilling like crazy around here, too. Thanks!
Such an easy and delicious Summer dinner!! Drumsticks are my son's favorite, so these will be happening soon 🙂
Such great weeknight summer meal!
That chicken looks fantastic, Jenny! I'll bet it would pair with the beans perfectly.
Delicious! Can't wait to try some of their bean varieties!
Great recipe for BBQ season!
I have a sad confession to make … I've never had Bar-be-que and bean together 🙁 – – terrible, right? I clearly have been living under a rock ~ this looks like a great meal and I LOOOOOOVEE bar-be-que!
This looks delicious! I love the marinade! It's so simple, but it's something I wouldn't have thought of myself. Thanks 🙂
this looks so good! the marinade has the perfect ingredients, as I love dijon mustard in marinades! i can't wait to break out my grill at my new house!! soo excited:)
this look so good! Hope you had a great weekend!
I absolutely love chicken legs and Bush's beans so this is a winning combo in my book! Great recipe, Jenny!
Ohh.. i love lemon herb chicken! 😀 lemon herb bbq sounds even better!
Looks easy and delicious!! Love lemon juice and dijon together!! So good with chicken.
If I wasn't starving before, I am now! That looks so good!
Love this recipe you cam up with using chicken + beans. Perfect for this time of year!
slightly confused… the picture shows garlic salt – but the recipe says kosher salt. Also – there is no mention of when you are supposed to add the lemon juice in the recipe directions?
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Wow. Looks amazing. It's chilly here in MD this year…yes, it's April, but I'm not sure where my spring is this year…anyway, I'm super lazy about cleaning up grease off my cooktop so I do the minimum frying, grilling, anything that splatters grease around.
what I am getting at is do you think it'll work in the oven?


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This lively ten-minute video is aimed at patients, but will also be useful to health professionals and others.
This hour-long webinar, hosted by Adrian Sieff, Assistant Director at the Health Foundation, provides an excellent introduction to how to understand and implement shared decision making and self-management support into mainstream health care services. It includes presentations by Nahid Ahmad and Holly Krelle from ICF International.
This brief three and a half minute video features a series of patients, health professionals and others setting out why peer support works in helping people with long term conditions and its benefits. It includes particular reference to diabetes.
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BALTIMORE – Joe Flacco sat on the M&T Bank sideline trying to shake the shock of watching Andy Dalton's 51-yard desperation heave ricochet off two players and into the hands of Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green for an overtime-forcing touchdown Sunday.
BOX SCORE: Ravens 20, Bengals 17
Flacco and Baltimore Ravens teammate Torrey Smith muttered in disbelief after Green's catch on the last play of regulation completed Cincinnati's rally from a 17-0 halftime deficit.
Dalton's Hail Mary appeared to deflect off wideout Marvin Jones' shoulder pad, then was tipped to Green by safety James Ihedigbo, whose job was to bat the ball out of the end zone.
When Ihedigbo moved closer to the goal line instead of manning the back end, Green was able to corral the twice-deflected ball, stunning the Ravens and a crowd of 70,992 fans.
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"Real quickly, you just kind of say to yourself, 'You've got to be kidding me. It is just not going right,'" Flacco said. "Then, you pretty quickly get back up, take the field and see what you can do.
"I don't know if you're thinking that it's going to be it for us for the season."
But the season was in jeopardy for the reigning Super Bowl champions. Flacco and his resurgent Ravens re-took control of the game, and Justin Tucker kicked a 46-yard field goal to give Baltimore a 20-17 victory and life in the AFC North.
"I don't think we ever felt we were out of it, and this game definitely helped," Flacco said.
The Bengals won the overtime coin toss. But a few moments later Ihedigbo and cornerback Corey Graham found redemption when they dropped tailback Gio Bernard for an 11-yard loss on fourth-and-2 from the Baltimore 33-yard line.
It was a critical stop and put the Ravens (4-5) in position to finish off the Bengals (6-4).
"Defensively, we played lights-out," Ihedigbo said. "When you have a heck of a day and make two interceptions, and then I made a bonehead play to put us in the position that we were, you could sulk. Or next time, you make a play.
"That fourth down was a key stop. We bottled them up to give our offense great field position."
After throwing two first-half touchdowns, Flacco finished with two interceptions and a lost fumble. But he did enough on the decisive drive to move his team 28 yards in eight plays and set up Tucker's fifth career game-winning kick.
Despite being held to 85 rushing yards on 30 carries, the Ravens, who had lost three in a row by a combined 11 points, won for the first time since Oct. 6 vs. the Miami Dolphins.
"We're not playing great right now," said Flacco, who finished 20 of 36 for 140 passing yards. "But we're doing the best we can to win."
Baltimore's secondary responded to defensive coordinator Dean Pees' call for more turnovers, intercepting Dalton three times, backed by a pass rush that had five sacks.
"One good thing that Coach (John) Harbaugh emphasized all week was finishing," said linebacker Elvis Dumervil, who had 21/2 sacks. "The guys were frustrated on that (Hail Mary) play. And give Cincinnati credit because they made it. But one thing we did was we regrouped as a defense, and we went out and answered the call."
Dalton kept bringing his team back, leading the Bengals to Mike Nugent's 32-yard third-quarter field goal, then cashing in Terence Newman's fourth-quarter interception with an 18-yard TD pass to Bernard.
But the defense held Dalton to 24 of 51 passing for 274 yards. His 52.2 passer rating was the second-worst mark of his career. Dalton's rating was the lowest by any opposing quarterback the Ravens have faced this season, raising further questions about Dalton's ability to win big games, especially on the road.
"We were very close to winning this game," Dalton said. "We just needed one more play, and we couldn't do it."
And while it wasn't pretty, the Ravens found a way to come through when they could have suffered a crushing blow.
"Everybody's head and heart dropped for a moment," cornerback Lardarius Webb said of Green's overtime-forcing touchdown. "Then, the defensive leaders, Haloti Ngata said, 'Let that play go.'
"We just wanted turnovers. That's what we talked about all week. If we keep getting them, we can change our season."
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Nancy Buckett, former owner of the Oxford Gallery, died April 6, 2011, after a short illness. Nancy was a longtime member and former officer of the Gallery Council and leaves many dear friends at MAG.
Her involvement with the Gallery went back more than three decades. In 1976, Nancy (at far left in photo) was first vice president of the Council; she is shown with other Board members, including president Essie Germanow (center) and recording secretary Emille Allen (second from right).
A tireless friend of the arts, Nancy also served as Board President of the Aesthetic Education Institute and as a Board nember of Friends of the School of the Arts, Garth Fagan Dance, Rochester Art Dealers Association, The James P. Wilmot Cancer Center and Friends of the Rochester Public Library. She was the owner of the Oxford Gallery for ten years, and then an art appraiser until her retirement.
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Right: In 2010, Nancy attended the Party for Paley fundraiser organized by the MAG Board of Managers.