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In the first NFC West showdown of the 2014 season for both squads, the Arizona Cardinals will look to steal one early from the visiting San Francisco 49ers when the two meet Sept. 21 at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale. The 49ers have prevailed in eight of the last nine head-to-head meetings including the last four, while Arizona's last win in 2011 came at home, where the Cards have historically enjoyed more success when facing San Fran and will surely be eager to snap the current streak.
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University of Phoenix Stadium seating for 49ers vs Cardinals on Sept. 21 will be available in the Upper Level, Ring of Honor, Club Level, and Lower Level sections. The Cardinals bench will be stationed near Sections 104-112, while the 49ers' bench will likely be stationed by Sections 126-134. End Zone seating is available in Sections 117-121 and 138-144 for fans wishing to see a touchdown up close. Upper Level seats are available in the 400-Level sections spanning both sidelines, but do not completely encircle the venue. The Club Level is divided into Club Sideline, Club Goal Line, and Club Corner seats. Luxury suites offer an indoor/outdoor view of the game, and suite ticket holders may visit the private lounges at either end of the stadium. Note that Sections 432, 424, and 114 are designated Family Sections and no alcohol will be permitted in these areas.
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Make sure to familiarize yourself with the NFL's policy regarding bags and other items not allowed inside University of Phoenix Stadium. Other items typically prohibited include outside food and drink, noisemakers, obstructive banners and signs, and professional cameras. Small personal cameras are usually permitted though.
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Ample parking is generally available in lots surrounding University of Phoenix Stadium on game day. Lots are accessible from Glendale Ave., 91st Ave., Maryland Ave. and Bethany Home Rd. Fans are encouraged to arrive early to ensure a spot and note that fees may vary.
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When researchers compared participants' average blood glucose levels to their risk of dementia, they found that for people without diabetes, as glucose levels rose above 100 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL), dementia risk increased, too.
People with average daily blood sugars of 105 to 115 mg/dL in the previous five years saw a 10 percent to 18 percent increase in the risk of developing dementia.
For people with diabetes, the risk began to rise with average blood sugars above 160 mg/dL. People with diabetes had a 40 percent greater risk of developing dementia if their average blood sugars were above 190 mg/dL for the same time frame.
The increased risk remained even after researchers adjusted their results to account for other factors, such as smoking, inactivity or heart disease, that might have skewed the results.
Study author Dr. Paul Crane, an associate professor of medicine at the University of Washington in Seattle, agreed the risk isn't monumental. "It's not explaining boatloads of dementia risk," he said.
And because the study only looked at the relationship between blood glucose and dementia, it can't definitively say that higher blood sugar levels lead to memory loss, or that lowering blood sugar can reduce a person's risk.
"People who had lower blood sugar had lower risk than people who had higher blood sugar," Crane said. "That's not the same thing as saying that lowering your own blood sugar through any means has any influence on your personal risk of dementia," he added.
Other studies will need to test that theory more directly. Until more is known, Crane said exercise appears to be a good way to lower your personal risk of dementia.
"There's a lot of observational data to suggest that exercise is good for your brain, and exercise is one means to lower your blood sugar," he said. "I tell my patients to exercise."
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Justice Minister Judith Collins is defending the government's stance in the face of a High Court challenge from David Bain.
Alleging bad faith, abuse of power and bias, Mr Bain today filed a High Court claim against Ms Collins seeking a judicial review of her actions over retired Canadian judge Ian Binnie's report on the Bain trials.
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Ms Collins is today sticking to her guns, saying the Binnie report was "unsafe" and "flawed" and the government should not base any claim for compensation for Mr Bain on the basis of such a report.
"That would not have resulted in justice for anyone, let alone Mr Bain."
Mr Bain was convicted of murdering five members of his Dunedin family in 1995 but that conviction was overturned after the Privy Council ordered a retrial in 2009.
"Mr Bain's application falls outside cabinet guidelines and is entirely at cabinet's discretion. I have taken steps to ensure the process is fair and proper throughout," Ms Collins says.
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Kellan Lutz and on-again off-again girlfriend AnnaLynne McCord fly to Vancouver to complete filming for 'Breaking Dawn.' April 19, 2011.
Kellan Lutz and on-again off-again girlfriend AnnaLynne McCord fly to Vancouver to complete filming for 'Breaking Dawn.' April 19, 2011.
Kellan Lutz snaps a photo with girlfriend Sharni Vinson at Cronulla Beach on Wednesday (April 4) in Cronulla, New South Wales, Australia. The 27-year-old actor and Sharni snuggled in the sand and watched the sunrise before Kellan jetted back to the States.
Kellan Lutz appeared at three different meanswear shows in Milan over the weekend with his new girlfriend, Sharni Vinson.
The couple took in the Emporio Armani, Roberto Cavalli and John Richmond shows. The couple wore the designer's looks to each show.
Kellan Lutz is single for the summer! The hunky Twilight star broke up with Australian actress Sharni Vinson in early May, several sources confirm to Us Weekly. Lutz, 28, and Vinson, 29, were first linked in September 2011.
Kellan Lutz and Sharni Vinson are all smiles at the 138th Kentucky Derby Barnstable-Brown Gala on Saturday (May 5) in Louisville, Ky.
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One of the Ravens' most pivotal plays Sunday was derailed when a shotgun snap from center Gino Gradkowski to quarterback Joe Flacco skidded through the mud at Soldier Field.
It was a costly error from Gradkowski in the sloppy field conditions because it disrupted the timing of the play on third down with 11 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter as the Ravens went on to lose, 23-20, to the Chicago Bears in overtime.
Flacco quickly scooped up the football, but was unable to connect with an open Torrey Smith in the back of the end zone. Smith had beaten cornerback Tim Jennings, but Flacco's hurried throw was too high and off-rhythm as the pass sailed out of bounds.
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If not for the snap issue, the Ravens could have won the game in regulation instead of settling for a 21-yard Justin Tucker field goal on the ensuing play.
"I just know it can't happen," Ravens coach John Harbaugh when asked about the miscue and if a dry ball should have been provided by officials. "A critical situation like that, the ball needs to be where it's supposed to be to give us a chance to make that play."
Smith immediately broke free from Jennings, but Flacco had to retrieve the mud-covered football first.
"I saw him late as I got my head up and he was definitely sitting in there," Flacco said. "He definitely found a hole in there and if I was probably able to get it to him a little quicker, we might have had a shot. By the time I got to him, everything was just converging on him and I felt like I had to put it up high and give him a chance or nobody else."
"The wind was pretty crazy, but the bigger issue was that the ball, every time you got it, when Gino had to snap it out of a divot, it was either wet or had all kinds of mud on it. This was an issue with some of the timing stuff on getting a grip on it quick enough. It was pretty crazy."
Because of the rain-soaked field, the conditions affected handling the football.
"The wind was pretty crazy, but the bigger issue was that the ball, every time you got it, when Gino had to snap it out of a divot, it was either wet or had all kinds of mud on it," Flacco said. "This was an issue with some of the timing stuff on getting a grip on it quick enough. If we could sit back there with some time on those rhythm plays, it wasn't too bad. But, you guys saw it out there. It was pretty crazy."


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Chris Dutton BLOEMFONTEIN: Forget about finals and keep winning games. The ACT Brumbies have shelved talk of a play-off berth to avoid tumbling down the Super Rugby ladder.
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Brumbies lose to Cheetahs and miss golden chance in Australian conference
Chris Dutton The ACT Brumbies have missed a golden opportunity to stake their claim for the Super Rugby finals when they failed to fire against the Free State Cheetahs in Bloemfontein.
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Chris Dutton ACT Brumbies captain Ben Mowen insists they can fix any discipline deficiencies in their game in time to avoid back to back losses for the first time this year.
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Ben Mowen tells Wallabies to pick and stick with captain
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ACT Brumbies coach Stephen Larkham backs players to choose Wallabies over European cash
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Breaking: Rep. Kristi Noem won't run for Senate, will run for reelection
One of the biggest names in South Dakota Republican politics has decided not to run for U.S. Senate, heading off what could have been a fierce intra-party battle.
After months of consideration, Rep. Kristi Noem announced Tuesday that she won't run for Senate against former Gov. Mike Rounds. Instead, she'll seek a third term in the House of Representatives.
The U.S. Senate race is a rare open seat, created by the retirement of Democratic Sen. Tim Johnson. With control of the Senate in the balance, South Dakota voters could help shape the country's political direction for years to come.
Noem's decision is good news for Rounds and GOP officials hopeful to avoid a civil war.
"I would have encouraged Kristi to exercise her rights to run for whatever she wants, but frankly, as a party chairman, this is good news," said Craig Lawrence, the chairman of the South Dakota Republican Party. "I don't want our two titans to shoot each other."
Experts said Noem's news is a blow to Democratic hopes that Republicans would damage each other in a contentious primary. While Rounds is still likely to face one or more challengers, none of them have Noem's name recognition.
Noem, 41, seriously considered running for Senate, including talking with Sen. John Thune and some outside groups about the prospect.
But she ultimately chose to avoid a primary battle against Rounds, a two-term former governor who left office with high approval ratings.
"After spending the weekend discussing our future with Bryon and our children, we decided that right now we are in the best position to serve South Dakota as a member of the U.S. House," Noem said in a statement.
In her statement, Noem thanked "everyone who has encouraged me and pledged support for a potential campaign for the U.S. Senate."
Running against Rounds might have just been too risky for Noem's career, even against the prize of possibly winning a U.S. Senate seat.
"She would losing an almost-sure-thing House seat to take an enormous risk, and one that might end up burning a lot of bridges with the state party," said Jon Schaff, a political science professor at Northern State University. "She's still pretty early in her career… This is probably not her best chance of success. I would bet she's anticipating that chance will come in the future."
Rounds declared his candidacy late last year, an early start Schaff said may have deterred Noem from taking the plunge.
After Noem's announcement, Rounds' campaign manager released a statement thanking Noem and endorsing her House reelection bid.
"He respects her decision and we've pledged to do everything in our power to assist in her re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives," said Rob Skjonsberg, Rounds' campaign manager, in the statement. "It's time to come together and support a united team for South Dakota."
The two spoke Tuesday morning about Noem's decision.
Though Rounds endorsed Noem, the congresswoman didn't say she's supporting Rounds for Senate. In her statement, she said she would "work hard to help elect a South Dakota Republican to the U.S. Senate next year" but didn't mention Rounds.
Rick Weiland, a former aide to Sen. Tom Daschle and two-time congressional candidate, is the only announced Democratic candidate. In a statement, Weiland said Noem's decision doesn't change the race.
"The question before her decision and after it remains the same," he said. "Are we going to keep letting big money run the show in Washington, or are we going to take back our country and put it to work for everyday South Dakotans instead of billionaires and big corporations?"
Ex-Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, a Democrat who lost to Noem in 2010, also publicly considered running for Senate only to decide against it. U.S. Attorney Brendan Johnson, the son of retiring Sen. Tim Johnson, also pondered a Senate run but decided to stay out.
Noem's decision doesn't clear the field for Rounds, so far the only announced Republican candidate. Some conservative activists have called for a "conservative alternative" to Rounds, saying he's not far enough to the right.
A number of current and former state lawmakers have said they're thinking about running against Rounds in the GOP primary. Dr. Annette Bosworth, a Sioux Falls physician, announced Monday she is exploring a Senate run as a Republican.
None of them could match Noem's profile. A two-time statewide victor, including in a hotly contested 2010 race, Noem is widely known, a tenacious campaigner and a strong fundraiser.
Despite these credentials as a candidate, some of Rounds' fiercest opponents on the right said Noem wasn't the conservative alternative they were looking for. National groups like the Club For Growth and Senate Conservatives Fund said she doesn't meet their standards of fiscal conservatism, though Noem dismissed the criticism.
With Noem definitively out of the Senate race, observers expect other contenders to make their moves soon.
"Now that she's announced for the House, there are going to be people that are going to step up," said Bill Napoli, a former state lawmaker from Rapid City who has considered running for Senate himself. "I think you're going to see things start happening very quickly now."
Lawrence said the party will remain impartial and welcome any extra candidates. But he sees Rounds as a strong candidate.
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The concept for my 30th birthday party was to combine friends, food, wine, and winemaker. So, being in Berkeley it seemed logical to reach out to Steve Edmunds who was happy to join, and with the cozy private room at Bistro Liaison a plan was formed.
To execute the plan Steve Edmunds, Hoke Harden, Larry Stein, Stuart Yaniger, Lou and Betty Lu Kessler, and eight of my Non-Wine Board Friends joined to toast my aging curve and a bunch of ESJ wines.
At Steve's request Stuart brought a bottle of 2001 Christophe Pichon Condrieu which Lou felt was showing less "oomph" than a few years ago, but having never tasted the wine before I was able to enjoy the delicate lace it wove around my tongue and inside my mouth without such comparisons. This was the first bottle drained, and not just because it was the first one opened!
Now it was time to pick up the pace for the table, and I sent around a few 2005 Edmunds St. John Shell and Bone which worked well as an aperitif, but there was more gravitas to be found in the 2004 Edmunds St. John Roussanne which is tightly coiled at first but has a lovely levity to the firm floral fruit.
Lou jumped countries and grapes by bringing the 2002 Vincent Girardin Puligny-Montrachet Le Cailleret and the 2005 Benito Ferrara Greco di Tufo Vigna Cicogna. I was then told by Hoke that the Greco di Tufo was supposed to be my sort of acid-loving wine, and reminiscent of Chablis. However, this description was not consistent with the broad brown apples I found in my glass, which did not remind me of the crisp silver citrus found in Chablis that I drink. Apparently the atmosphere operates differently in Sonoma.
The Girardin was young and marked by oak, but one of my Non-Wine Board friends was so enamored with it that she took the bottle off the table and attempted to hide it from the rest of us so she could finish the bottle herself. This from a woman who is usually quick to proclaim that she does not like chardonnay. To get a re-evaluation taste I had to drag my long legs all the way across the room and pry it from her hands. But, then we were back on track.
A very fun wine that also may have been one of the more interesting offerings of the evening was the 1992 Edmunds St. John Viognier "Knight's Valley", which was still gushing golden juicy succulent fruit and a refreshing finish. Not the complexity of the Pichon, but great fun and if any of you happen to have these bottles lying around, please enjoy!
Now the transition to red.
Several bottles of the 2002 Edmunds St. John California Syrah "The Shadow" get opened and flung around the room. It was my first taste of this wine destined to be the Best Priced Offering of the Year, and within seconds of putting his nose in the glass Hoke had already written a check to Steve for a case. Juicy expressive and oh so syrah.
But there was more, the 2005 Edmunds St. John "Cuvee Café Rouge" was a special bottling done for Café Rouge, syrah and grenache from Eaglepoint, and it was very young and juicy, easy to pour, although I preferred the 2005 Edmunds St. John Syrah "Wylie-Fenaughty" for its pure syrah material and very promising future.
Great pleasure was to be found with the 2001 Edmunds St. John Bassetti Vineyard Syrah that showed quite full, brooding, and serious, with a touch of animal brett, so it was nice, but I'll be curious to taste this in the future. Showing more of its features at the moment was the 2001 Edmunds St. John Syrah "Wylie-Fenaughty" which started off a bit acidic, filled in with air, and was a lovely pure bite of the syrah you know and love.
The 2001 Edmunds St. John Los Robles Viejos Red Wine was also nice, but at this point I had so many damned glasses and forgot what was what, and then I spied Steve with all sorts of equipment for decanting his magnum of 1990 Edmunds St. John Syrah "Durrell Vineyard" which was a lovely treat, still pumping lots of fruit, but in that gentle resolved and fine way. Lovely lovely lovely. A fine wine.
Guess who opened the archetype wine: 1988 Ogier Cote-Rotie which smells perfect and tastes pretty darn nice as well. I had a bottle about one year ago that seemed so gentle and fragile I wondered how much longer it would last. But this beauty was still going and going and going… Oh the flowers. It aches just to think about it…
Lou then snuck open some 1989 Prunotto Barolo Cannubi to go with his beef, and this was yet another lovely offering to the set of glasses displayed before my eyes. Plenty of fuzzy gristled fruit to roll around your tongue, framed with the acids and the tannins you expect, this obviously has lots more development left, but it was fun this night…
So, after a bunch of blabbering I somehow ended up at home trying to explain something to someone… And I became 30.


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Saturday, March 29, 2008
Milk and Cookies
So the night I made the bread pudding, Derrick came home to a house that smelled of warm chocolate chip cookies. He got this big smile on his face and said, "Are you making cookies for me?" I felt so guilty when I told him that yummy bubbly dish in the oven wasn't for him. He flashed a sad face at me. My heart melted and I broke out the mixer.
He had had a hard week and really, truly deserved some homemade cookies. His favorites are peanut butter and then chocolate chip. I went with chocolate chip. I'm not sure which part he loves more- the dough or the cookie. Either way, he got a little of both and was happy as a clam.
I sure do love that man.
Homemade chocolate chip cookies
2 sticks unsalted butter- softened
3/4 cup brown sugar
3/4 cup sugar
2 eggs
1 tsp vanilla
2 cups all purpose flour
1/4 cup cake flour
1 tsp. baking soda
1 dash salt
1 bag chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 350
Cream butter, add sugars, then eggs, then vanilla.
Sift together flours, soda, and salt.
Add flour mix to butter mix.
Fold in chips.
Scoop Tbsp. sized dough balls onto cookie sheet (I use a cookie scoop)
Bake 10 minutes or until golden.
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SUNRISE, Fla. — For years, Milan Lucic shot at Tim Thomas, hundreds of pucks hitting the goaltender's stick and his pads and, occasionally, the back of the net. It was the normal routine of hockey practice between teammates. Then the games would start, and Lucic would get to shoot on someone else.
On Thursday, Lucic again will be shooting pucks at Thomas. This time, though, the two will be wearing different sweaters — and it will matter just how many pucks find the back of the net.


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49 life of the system can be fairly short and pavement rehabilita- data being collected. They are also needed for calibration, tion may not be warranted, so long as the pavement condition routine scale calibration verification, site maintenance, and is adequate for collecting accurate weight data. In such cases, site repair in order to obtain the maximum value from the it may be unwarranted to construct a new 300-foot pavement funds spent on initial site implementation. slab for a WIM installation that is needed only to provide an Good data collection is not necessarily achieved by pur- accurate week-long sample during a particular commodity chasing the most expensive technology. What is necessary is movement (for example, during a harvest season) and where to correctly budget the resources needed to buy reliable equip- the existing pavement is reasonably smooth. ment, install that equipment properly, calibrate the equip- ment, and maintain and operate the equipment. The cost of performing these tasks will almost always be returned to the 5.4 BUDGET NECESSARY RESOURCES highway agency in improved reliability in the pavement design process. Initial site and equipment costs are not the only budgetary Similarly, the cost of poor data collection is most likely to requirements of truck volume and weight data collection. be made apparent in costs incurred as a result of poor pave- While a large portion of the data collection budget is associ- ment design. (That is, poor design resulting from bad input ated with initial system purchase and installation, these funds data is ultimately more expensive than collecting the data are poorly spent if the other tasks associated with data col- needed to create a good design.) lection are not also adequately funded. Staffing and other Table 5.1 (based on vendor- and state-supplied data) pro- resources are needed to collect, review, and summarize the vides general equipment costs. (Note that these costs will TABLE 5.1 WIM equipment estimated initial and recurring costs1 Deep Pit Site Cost Considerations Piezo Piezo Quartz Bending Plate Load Cell Initial Costs Pavement Rehabilitation2 ?? ?? ?? ?? Sensor Costs, Per Lane 3 $2,500 $17,000 $10,000 $39,000 Roadside Electronics 7,500 8,500 8,000 8,000 Roadside Cabinet 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,500 Installation Costs/Lane Labor and Materials 6,500 12,000 13,500 20,800 Traffic Control 0.5 days 1 day 2 days 3+ days Calibration 2,600 2,600 2,600 2,600 Annual Recurring Costs/Lane Site Maintenance 4,750 7,500 5,300 6,200 Recalibration 2,600 2,600 2,600 2,600 Notes: 1. These cost estimates have been developed based on a variety of published sources. However, costs vary over time and especially from vendor bid to vendor bid. Thus, actual costs can vary considerably from what is presented here. 2. Pavement rehabilitation costs are a function of current pavement condition, desired smoothness, desired site life, and desired WIM system accuracy. Consequently, they differ dramatically from site to site. At a given site, however, they will be similar for all technologies. 3. These costs can vary considerably based on the exact sensor configuration chosen for a given site, as well as the specific bid prices provided by vendors.


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I think for the average hunter the new stance is all right. For top PvE hunters though, any of them were not good enough, not now, neither before. I'll explaing why:
When you move your pet, you want it to move fast, so a top PvE hunter will choose spending 1 pet talent point in Dash/Dive (+80% moving speed). Boar's Speed and Charge are either not good enough or their points can be spent much better with other talents.
When attacking that +80% moving time translates into DPS, and when retreating, it translates into less damage for the pet (i.e. no dying for moving to slow out of crap). The problem with Dash/Dive is that they are on CD and poping it every 30 secs automatically is not helpful at all. So...you have to macro it, micromange it at a certain level, both when you send your pet to attack a new target and when you call your pet to you to save him. Pet movement macros are therefore a must if you aim for top performance.
Another thing which we can make great use of is the fact that we have the Serpent Sting refreshing itself on every Cobra or Steady Shot. That means that ideally we shot 1 serpent sting for every mob or boss we kill. A Serpent Sting macro seems the ideal place to manage pet attack as well. That macro should include apart from SS, Dive and PetAttack as well.
All the above are mostly irelevant to the stance changes in the last patch, though I whould agree with Frostheim that Assist stance was of better use before.


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