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Dallas Seavey Wins Iditarod 2015
Dallas Seavey is the champion of Iditarod 2015. He's won the Last Great Race three out of the past four years.
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There are few certainties in the Iditarod — even in the eleventh hour — but it's probable we'll see a championship finish in Nome around 4am Wednesday morning.
Aaron Burmeister may have been the first musher to the coast, but Dallas Seavey is now in front on the way to Nome.
Aliy Zirkle led Iditarod 2015 out of Koyukuk late Saturday morning, followed into the evening by Aaron Burmeister, Jeff King, Jessie Royer, and Dallas and Mitch Seavey. These frontrunners jockeyed for lead on the 154 mile run to the coast.
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A shower after the game Sunday was unnecessary for Shannon Brown. "I did it earlier," he said with a grin.
Brown, like the 14,923 fans in attendance at US Airways Center, watched the Suns lose to the Spurs, 97-87. He never checked into the game. It was his fourth straight DNP-Coach's Decision, the only four games he has missed this season.
"It bothers me every night," he said. "It bothers me from when the first time I didn't play. But I kind of felt it because my minutes was going down a little bit. You get that feeling, especially when you've invested as much as I am into basketball and basketball being my life and me loving it like I do. I got that feeling kind of and slowly but surely it started to happen.
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Brown is the team's fifth-leading scorer, averaging a career-high 11.2 points per game. This is the fourth-straight season he's bettered his scoring output from the year before.
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With the fourth-worst record in the NBA, the Suns want to get a good look at some of the other players on the roster, those that haven't seen much playing time.
Brown said he was talked to "but nobody gave me no real answer. They just sent me around the world and come back to nothing. I talked to them but they say all the stuff that in the end doesn't justify why or give me a good reason of what's going on."
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After years of economic crisis and repressive leadership under President Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe looks poised for change. The opposition party contends Mugabe lost March 28 presidential elections, and delays in announcing poll results have fueled intense speculation about what is next for the beleaguered country. Andrew Meldrum, a Nieman fellow at Harvard University and former Zimbabwe correspondent for the Guardian, says the inner circle of Mugabe's party, ZANU-PF, is looking at its options.
Though some security officials close to the president are said to have advised him to negotiate an exit, the ZANU-PF politburo is a hard-line group that has a "vested interest in carrying on," Meldrum says. They are concerned about being held accountable in a domestic or international court for their actions under Mugabe's leadership. They could suggest a runoff or declare a state of emergency so that Mugabe could rule under martial law. In the event of a runoff, Meldrum believes Zimbabweans will not be dissuaded by government intimidation tactics. They are "encouraged and emboldened to go out and vote. They want to make sure their vote counts," says Meldrum.
Meldrum also discusses the "crucial role" South Africa has to play in discussions with Mugabe. Meldrum says that though South African President Thabo Mbeki's policy of quiet diplomacy has been much criticized, he deserves credit for a change in Zimbabwean voting practices to post results at individual polling stations. Mbeki is in close contact with the British and U.S. governments, and Meldrum believes he should continue to take the lead in negotiations with Mugabe. "It's only other African leaders who can strip Mugabe of his legitimacy," he says.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - April 12, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas New Braunfels Herald-Zlff'ft/np Tuesday, April 12,1983 3 The swing of things bv Ci'Hfv Ken Molthan takes advantage of recent sunny weather to hit some golf balls at a field near his house. Sunday and Monday were fine days for outdoor sports, but the unpredictable spring weather brought clouds and drizzle back Tuesday morning County modifies rules on insurance coverage By JACQUELINE SMITH Staff writer The qualifications were limited Monday for those former county employees who wish to still obtain insurance coverage under the county's group policy. According to Commissioners Court action, former employees who have worked for the county for at least eight years may remain under the county's coverage providing that they pay their own premiums. But employees dismissed for "violating county policy," or who now have other full-time jobs or who are selfemployed, are not eligible for county coverage. Also according to the motion made by County Judge Fred Clark, employees who have insurance coverage available through their spouse's employment "or another group hospital policy" may not be covered under county policies The action taken Monday — which will not be retroactive — does not drastically change previous practices. In the past, however, those former employees who were selfemployed could still obtain county coverage if they paid their own premiums. The change in policy came out of the court's concern that some former employees might take higher risk John (than the county jobs they had held) which would boost the county's group rates. "These people pay their own premiums," said Commissioner J I. "Jumbo" Evans. "But their (accident and hospitalization experiences! are still factors on our (county's insurance I rate." County Attorney Bill Kenner expressed similar thoughts. "There will be employment risks i with former employees now self-employed i not considered by the group here," he said. "It could skyrocket our rates and you need to consider whether you want to incur that i additional) liability for the county," Kenner added. In other business Monday, the court considered three county subdivisions. Among them was Kolling Hills Subdivision, Unit 3, whose master plan was given approval. This subdivision, located west of Startz-ville, consists of 212 lots of one-half acre or larger and will have a central water system. In moving that the court approve the master plan, Evans asked the county sanitarian to look at lots located in the county's 100-year flood plan to see if they need to be slightly larger than one-half acre. The court also accepted the roads in unit I of Northwoods Subdivision, located at Canyon Lake in precinct I, into the county's unit road system. County Roads Administrator Bodo Dietert recommended that they be accepted and Evans noted that Wife won't invite in-iaws to house By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: I nearly wept as I read the letter from the 60-year-old widow who felt "insulted" when the gentleman with whom she had spent a lovely evening (their first date) asked if he could "stay over." She described herself as "attractive," but, Abby, what good is a pleasing appearance in a woman who has no heart? Here was a lovely widower who enjoyed himself as much as she and didn't want the evening to end. She could have taken his hand in hers and said, "Thank you for wanting to 'stay over,' but I have never spent the night with a man I did not deeply love — and you and I have only just met." That would have told him how highly she valued romantic intimacy and sent him home with his confidence and self-respect intact. I am almost certain that he would have returned swiftly with flowers, candy and the most gentlemanly conduct, for most men long for love as much as women do. To ask for affection is no crime. But to refuse it so callously should be. SAN MARINO LADY DEAR ABBY: We have our son and daughter-in-law to our home for dinner at least twice a month. We love having them and their children, and when they leave, my son always says, "Come to visit us." I usually say, "Tell us when and we will be there." I notice my daughter-in-law never says anything but "Bye." I know our son would love to have us in his home, but we're never invited. Occasionally they take us out to a nice restaurant, but we'd so much prefer to be entertained in their home. They have a very nice place. We dropped by around Christmastime (uninvited) to drop off their gifts, and they invited us in and seemed happy to see us. I like my daughter-in-law. She's a nice, quiet girl. She even paid me a compliment recently by saying, "You have never been an interfering mother-in-law in the 17 years I ve been married to your son." What is wrong. Abby? Solve this problem and I will call you a genius. WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: Some people cannot handle entertaining at home. The very thought of it is so upsetting that they don't e\en want to make the effort. I suspect that is the case with your daughter-in-law. I'm sure she likes you, so accept the restaurant dinners with good grace and don't let it bother you. DEAR ABBY: Keep right on saying, "You've never too old." Here's what happened in my family: When my greatgrandmother Alice was a young girl, she fell in love with Ben. Her father opposed the match, so a brokenhearted Ben left town. He wrote to Alice faithfully, but her father intercepted the letters. Thinking Ben had forgotten her, Alice married a man of her father's choice and raised a family. Many years later, when Alice was a widow, she noticed a young man at church who looked strikingly like her old childhood sweetheart. She asked him his name, and sure enough, he was Ben's son! He told Alice that his father was now a widower, and to make a long story short, Alice and Ben got together. They realized they were still in love and wanted to marry. Both families were against it ("You're too old," they said), so Alice and Ben eloped'. Alice was 80 and Ben was 81. TRUE STORY FROM VIRGINIA Prescriptions for Peace of ITlind: Never juju*' w th anyone i» mrmtuv Ii.* tot) has a mjht To his own stupid opinion Lamia .mf ( PHONE 625-7777 lino* pima shopping cenur NEM BRAUNFELS TEXAS Classifieds 625-9144 Horoscope "they are well constructed." The court discussed the dedication of an easement located near Kings Point Subdivision to the county but did not take any action. Final plat approval was granted to this location in March, 1981. 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Punt-Counterpunt: Northwestern 2014
the editor can only post the wallpapers people put in the diaries
By Heiko "4 AD" Yang
There's football today. Michigan visits Northwestern for part II of Who Can Score Less During Regulation. That game will be followed by Ohio State and Michigan State in another installment of My Enemy's Enemy Is Enemy When Other Enemy Is Not Good.
Michigan doesn't have a new athletic director yet. I haven't heard back from the department about my application, if you were wondering. Meanwhile we still have all of our 27 varsity sports, the Big House is still standing, and Stephen Ross hasn't reneged on any of his donations. I'd say Jim Hackett is doing just fine. I had to look up his name just now because I haven't heard his name mentioned since the day he was hired, which is an excellent sign. No one can call for your head if people don't know who you are.
Oh hey, it's snowing. Of course it is. There's a giant storm in the Pacific sending cold air our way because This Is Michigan, and this is where winter has come and won't be going away for the foreseeable future. It's going to be cold until May, and we're not going to be good at football for another couple seasons at best.
The last time I like this was during Rich Rod's tenure. That feels like forever ago, doesn't it? Before Denard, before Tate, before the new luxury boxes in the stadium even existed, we all said, "Just wait till he gets a quarterback who knows how to run his system." Didn't realize that we would also have to wait for a running back who knew how to run north and south, a secondary that wasn't either injured, slow, or running the wrong direction, and a defensive coordinator who didn't think his middle linebacker was a standup defensive tackle.
This feels different in an important way, though. Whereas I deeply wanted Rich Rod and his players to succeed until the moment he was fired, I'm pretty disinterested in what happens the rest of this season. I'll watch today, sure. Will it break my heart if Michigan doesn't win another game? The answer is not yes.
I ran into Vincent Smith last night, said hi and took a picture because I couldn't help myself. And then I realized exactly what's different: I freakin' loved Rich Rod's players. For whatever reason, Rich Rod's players made you want to root for them. It didn't matter how disappointing their performance was, you always felt terrible for them when they lost. Even after Hoke started bringing in stellar recruiting classes, my favorite players from the last few years are primarily Rich Rod's guys – Denard (obvi), Gallon, Kovacs, Smith, Lewan, Roh, Roundtree … Probably the only guy that comes close now is Dennis Norfleet, and we all know Norfleet might as well have been a Rich Rod recruit.
There's probably no fundamental difference between the players that these coaches recruited. Yeah, the Pattern™ and whatnot, but I think it has a lot more to do with the Message™, and that all comes back to Hoke. Under Hoke there was a radical change in the way players talked to the media and in public. Their PR training under Hoke and Brandon taught them to downplay their individual personalities and focus on the Team (x3). That's great and all, but as a result there's none of the same energy or swagger that four years ago inspired me to blindly apply for a press correspondent job at this blog because I wanted to meet them.
At this point all I see is a bunch of anonymous winged helmets. I couldn't care less about the guys under the winged helmets, which is a terrible sign and something worth noting for the next head coach -- we can't root for your players if we don't know who they really are.
Northwestern 9, Michigan 6
by Nick RoUMel
Picking this one is a struggle.
No, not Michigan-Northwestern. Who cares? The season has become irrelevant, and pales in comparison to the administrative intrigue. Who will become the Athletic Director? Will David Brandon continue to foment conspiracy theories involving hostile fans and a cabal of scheming Democrats? Will Brady Hoke ever grow a pair?
the editor thinks this is slightly unsubtle
"Gosh I'm so sorry, Coach Dantonio. I prostrate myself before you and grovel! I kiss your steel-toed jackboots in supplication, because my reckless players damaged a square inch of your precious and consecrated holy turf. I do this even though you have yet to apologize for Chris Frey's ejection for targeting of Amarah Darboh, or Chris Frey's helmet hit on Devin Gardner, or when William Gholston tried to screw off Denard Robinson's head like a bottle cap and then punched Taylor Lewan:
"I do apologize, because I recognize that an injury that caused about as much damage to your grass as Dennis Norfleet making a fair catch (or dancing to Atomic Dog), is a far more serious transgression than anything your championship-caliber team may have ever done to ours.
"Plus I don't want you to beat me up and take my lunch money again."
So - back to today's big game. I mean the one at the bully's house, in East Lansing. The Buckeyes visit the perpetually slighted Spartans, a team that can be favored and still manage to convey being disrespected. This is a team that wears not pads, but the chips of a thousand casinos on their shoulders, led by their fire-breathing coach, who would strangle a kitten for hissing at him wrong.
This is a game where I pray with all my might for both teams to lose, for the Spartans to be embarrassed, for Urban Meyer to remember that he retired three years ago to spend more time with his family, for the "Little Penguin," Jim Tressel, to cast a shadow over the game as long as Maurice Clarett's prison sentence.
But these are pipe dreams. The best I can hope for is for Sparty to be silenced at home, to come to work on Monday with excuses already rehearsed, for the playoff nonsense to stop, and for Dantonio to apologize for his general dickishness.
And if Michigan can manage another game winning field goal in the last micro-second, with the referees' speedy ball-setting assistance, so much the better:
Michigan 12, Northwestern 10
[ed: the editor does think someone will score a touchdown]
Upon Further Review 2014: Offense vs Indiana
FORMATION NOTES: Michigan debuted a Stanford-esque formation on which the entire world lined up across the front:
This had three tight ends (Williams, Kerridge, and Erik Magnuson, usually) and Funchess. I called it "Ace Errybody" because I feel we've forgotten about Antoine Dodson's raconteur status.
SUBSTITUTION NOTES: OL as per usual, with Magnuson donning 81 to moonlight as a blocking tight end. Bo Dever got some late run at WR, seemingly after Norfleet was injured. RB actually started out with Hayes and then mixed Smith in; when both Hayes and Smith ended up dinged Johnson got his shot.
[After THE JUMP: precisely calibrating how fast our Drake Johnson roll should be.]
Preview: Northwestern
It's Ace, filling in for Brian today on the preview. You will skip over this and address your comments to Brian because that's what always happens. If I'm horribly wrong about anything, though, this is totally Brian.
|Michigan at Northwestern
Big House West
Evanston, Illinois
3:30 Eastern
November 8th, 2014
|Currently 27 bucks
partly cloudy, 20% chance of rain dropping to 0% after kickoff
low 40s dipping to high 30s, ~15mph winds
Northwestern is a tough team to figure out. They looked pretty bad during the nonconference portion of the schedule, started Big Ten play by blowing out Penn State and knocking off Wisconsin, then lost their last three, culminating in a 48-7 thumping at the hands of Iowa last week. Vegas thinks this is pretty close to a coin-flip; the line opened Northwestern -2 but has been bet all the way to Michigan -1.5. Both of these teams are obviously having a rough go; at least one InsideNU contributor is totally stealing our schtick:
It's almost basketball season... it's almost basketball season...
Michigan 23, Northwestern 10
This seems to be one of those games where fans of each team are by and large expecting the other team to win.
Run Offense vs Northwestern
Chi Chi Ariguzo (#44) is one of the B1G's better weakside LBs. [Fuller]
Until the last two weeks, Northwesterns rush defense had been quite good outside of an understandably rough outing against Wisconsin. Those last two weeks don't look so good, however, as both Nebraska and Iowa rushed for four touchdowns on around 45 carries that averaged ~5 yards. Mark Weisman (Mark Weisman!) was able to turn the corner on several outside runs against the Wildcats last week.
The rush defense's dropoff coincides directly with senior MIKE Collin Ellis missing these last two games due to a concussion suffered against Minnesota, and Ellis isn't expected to play this weekend. His replacement, Anthony Walker, is a redshirt freshman—he looked like one against Iowa. Chi Chi Ariguzo is a quality weakside linebacker, but all it takes is one inside LB getting out of his lane for a solid gain to open up.
The Northwestern defensive line is solid but unspectacular, with only one DL (DE Dean Lowry with 5.5) posting more than three tackles for loss this year. As a team, the Wildcats have just 44 TFLs in eight games—they don't give up many big plays, but they also don't make many.
That could be very good news for Drake Johnson, who should get the chance to build on his breakout performance against Indiana; with his speed, getting to the line of scrimmage clean should be enough for him to crank out 3-4 yards with relative regularity, which is really all M fans can ask for by now. Iowa's repeated success getting to the edge is also encouraging; even after last week, the Hawkeyes are 101st in rushing S&P+, while the Wolverines are a downright average 45th.
One thing to watch: Northwestern likes to get a little aggressive with their strong safety, whether it be four-year starter Ibraheim Campbell—who's missed the last few weeks with a hamstring injury and may or may not be able to play Saturday—or talented but raw redshirt freshmam Godwin Igwebuike.
I'm a little afraid to declare this publicly but I think Michigan might actually be able to run the ball a little bit this weekend.
Key Matchup: Michigan blocking backs and tight ends versus Northwestern's aggressive safeties. If NW is rolling a safety into the box and run-blitzing, the ancillary blockers—as well as the line—has to be able to recognize and pick up their assignments. If they do so, the zone stretch should be there for the taking, and that seems like the play Drake Johnson is most comfortable (and productive) running.
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Opponent Watch 2014: Week 10
Hello again. How are you? I missed last week due to some minor health stuff and the Dave Brandon stuff. But I have returned with my usual moderate vigor. Did you miss me? I missed you. Let's never be apart again. Except, like, at night. And most of the time during the day.
About Last Week:
A long, long time ago, long before I was my current quasi-respectable self, I used to enjoy my weekends with the occasional adult beverage. And one evening, I found myself in a state of imbibedness in which I had lost most of my reasoning capacity and fine motor function. To give you an idea how far gone I was, I attempted (apparently, according to witnesses, for several minutes) to light a cigar with a flashlight.
And in that state, I recall being deeply amazed by an acquaintance in our group. We'll call him Dave (because his name was Dave). Dave was an adult who knew how to handle his alcohol, and we didn't have medical or real safety concerns about him. He was just hammered beyond all reason. He was so drunk that despite the fact that I was in a mental place where I had forgotten how fire worked, I was concerned and amazed about HIS level of intoxication.
Indiana is Dave. Michigan is currently black-out drunk, but they can still recognize someone who is even drunker. Pull yourself together, Dave.
The Road Ahead:
Northwestern (3-5, 2-3 B1G)
Last game: Lost at Iowa 48-7
Recap: Saturday's action should have served as a blunt rejoinder to the argument that a 6-6 season should save Brady Hoke's job. The pile of derp Michigan would have to scale is so meager, it barely qualifies as a hill. It's a "knoll" at best. Maybe, MAYBE it could be a mound if you squint hard enough. Michigan had a path to six wins that did not include a single win over a top-50 team. If the current rankings hold, Michigan will have had eight games against teams ranked 48th or worse in FEI, including SIX at home.
Nowhere is this the awfulness of Michigan's schedule more apparent than four hours west in Evanston, Illinois. Northwestern, once touted as a potentially tricky opponent, has crumbled into a heap. Since beating Wisconsin (which, can we talk about THAT for a second?), they have lost increasingly lopsided games to Minnesota, Nebraska, and Iowa. Iowa jumped out to a 24-0 first quarter lead, which by my calculations should never ever ever ever ever ever happen ever ever. Iowa gets like two possessions per quarter. Giving up 24 points defies all everything.
This latest porcupine massage of a performance saw Trevor Siemian and backup Zack Oliver combine for 75 passing yards (at 3.1 yards per attempt) and -45 yards rushing. That means on 30 passing plays or QB runs, Northwestern put up 30 yards.
I suppose I should mention at this point that Northwestern is favored by most of the advanced statistics folks to beat Michigan.
This team is as frightening as: A team that has, through 8 games, had three offensive plays of 30 yards or more. And is somehow still a coin flip against Michigan. Fear Level = 5
Michigan should worry about: Michigan has not won a road game since defeating the University of Chicago 2-1 in 1913. They are not favored to win another road game until their matchup with the University of Mars, tentatively scheduled as a second half of a home-planet-and-home-planet in the year 2136.
Michigan can sleep soundly about: Trevor Siemian's YPA numbers have fallen in every game since the start of conference play, from 7.0 to 6.3 to 5.4 to 4.4 to 3.8. Meanwhile, Northwestern's points per game allowed has Increased in every game, from 6 to 14 to 24 to 38 to 48. So, according to the ironclad rule that all trend continue forever, Siemian will throw for 3.1 YPA and Northwestern will give up 58 points. Science.
When they play Michigan: Michigan will defy science and not score 58 points.
Next game: vs. Michigan (NW +2), 3:30 Saturday, ESPN2
[AFTER THE JUMP: Awwww, Y U NO slap hands?]
Dear Diary Tells Us Not to Blow It
"There's a starman waiting in the sky. He'd like to come and meet us,
but he thinks he'd blow our minds."
November is the period when "pretty sure he won't be at San Fran" (neither Harbaugh could make the playoffs this year) can mean "he's gotta come!" So, dear diarists, let's dedicate a post to the starman waiting in the sky. This week resident coaching search guy in the diaries alum96 decided to look into Jim's meteoric rise. He included a table in there of split passing/rushing stats for offense and defense. I've taken this opportunity to recreate those as S&P+ ranks (total yardage ranks in parens) because there's a discrepancy in the passing:
|Rush O
|Pass O
|Rush D
|Pass D
|2006 Stanford
|105th (115)
|107th (95)
|94th (117)
|47th (60)
|2007 Stanford
|37th (102)
|88th (70)
|86th (77)
|84th (84)
|2008 Stanford
|6th (19)
|15th (103)
|104th (77)
|99th (83)
|2009 Stanford
|12th (11)
|7th (70)
|89th (55)
|104th (98)
|2010 Stanford
|30th (17)
|2nd (29)
|24th (19)
|30th (16)
|2011 Stanford
|18th (18)
|10th (22)
|32nd (3)
|14th (73)
|2014 Michigan
|45th (67)
|70th (105)
|6th (25)
|44th (36)
Major disagreements between S&P and the standard stats: the passing game in 2008 and 2009 (bolded) was extremely efficient, just not used very often. Thus total yardage looked awful, but in terms of what happened when they passed, it was very good even before you could explain it away as Andrew Luck. This is a common theme for Harbaugh reclamation projects; the former quarterback is the master of the pick-your-spots passing game. This is also a lesson in tempo—Stanford would plod along, depressing total yardage.
Let's not do this again until my find-on-page searches for "Michigan" don't have to progress past MSU and several directionals to get to ours.
Hokespeech Generator. A guy named MeanJoe07 has apparently found something on the internet where you input the text of Brady's press conferences, add a few nouns (like balsamic vinegar) and a name (like Rhonda Jones) and get back something that makes sense only to people used to digesting soylent blue. The diary is too weird to be of much interest, but the same guy has been responding to comments all over the site with his tool, with quite disconcerting results.
Etc. Basketball back wallpaper. Michigan is probably not going to a bowl game. Best and Worst. Inside the box score. Wolverines in the NFL, and NBA/NHL/etc., when are we getting the former quarterback who coaches an NFL team?
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Fee Fi Foe Film: Northwestern Defense
Previously: Northwestern Offense
This didn't result in a touchdown, making it different from every other clip in this post.
Michigan probably isn't going to take advantage of this because of reasons you're all very well-versed in—namely, Michigan isn't good at offense—but Northwestern gave up 38 first-half points to Iowa so I really have no choice here but to point out the the Wildcats may not be very good. I realize this will only add to the sadness, and for that.
Personnel: Diagram goes here—click to embiggen:
It's unclear if strong safety Ibraheim Campbell will be able to play, let alone at 100%, on Saturday. He was supposed to return to the starting lineup from a hamstring injury against Iowa, but was a late scratch when his leg didn't cooperate; Campbell says the "chances are pretty high" that he'll play—as a senior captain, he's certainly going to do eveything he can to get back on the field.
Also, Northwestern has an honest-to-god punter controversy after sophomore Chris Grandone was replaced by redshirt freshman Hunter Niswander after struggling against the Hawkeyes. The Wildcats are 120th nationally in net punting; there could be an opportunity or two for a big play there.
Base Set? 4-3. The Wildcats ran an over front last year, but against Iowa they played a lot of under.
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So I had my galaxy s4 charging under my pillow last night when I just woke up to notice the charge led flashing red and the phone at 50 or greater degrees Celsius. I think the charger got caught on some of the cloth in the pillow and I'm lucky to be alive right now but what should I do I am extremely prone to setting the phone like that when I'm done and I don't think that in this day and age that our smartphones are going to burn down our houses. I don't know if the phone has sustained any damage but you know who's getting a call tomorrow.
Edit: no internal damage running a virus scan to see if android 4.3 is going to try to burn down other peoples houses
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Re: Samsung Galaxy s4 got HOT
There have been reports of Samsung S3 and S4 devices getting very hot while charging. No idea how many are real and how many are just bogus. Google "Galaxy S4 got hot" and you'll see.
What I can recommend is NOT stuffing your phone under your pillow at night. Leave it beside instead - screen down, battery side up. As well, take the phone out of it's case (if you use one) while charging. The case will trap the heat instead of allowing it to escape.
Now that your phone got that hot it might have affected the battery. Between your phone and your battery there are built-in charging circuits that SHOULD prevent charging when the battery is above a certain tempurature, but it is something to be aware of. Batteries that have been repeatedly exposed to hot temperatures like that will generally have a shorter lifespan. (They may not last as long before being "worn out" from all the recharges, or they may not last as long per charge, or both). This is not always true but a good general rule.
Good luck, I hope you find a resolution to your issue
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Judah Friedlander attends the premiere of the documentary "Michael Moore In TrumpLand" at the IFC Center on Oct. 18, 2016, in New York City. In the weeks since last month's inauguration, critics of President Trump have turned out by the thousands to protest his policies in cities across the country. Among them is comedian and former "30 Rock" star Judah Friedlander, whose signature trucker hat, messy hair and oversize glasses have become a fixture at recent rallies in New York City.
Nigel Farage, the fiery advocate of the Brexit campaign in the United Kingdom, tells Yahoo News he is expecting to play "quite a useful role" for the Trump administration — as a salesman for the White House agenda to British and European audiences. "When ISIS says they will use the refugee crisis to flood our country with their terrorists, we ought to take that seriously," Farage said.
Party leaders sought to inspire hundreds of delegates at the annual winter meeting of the Democratic National Committee on Friday, trying out different messages for the party going forward, after its staggering losses in 2016. Saturday morning, the DNC will vote on its next chair, and there's currently a close race between former Labor Secretary Tom Perez and Rep. Keith Ellison of Minnesota. Donna Brazile, who took over as interim DNC chair after Debbie Wasserman Schultz's ouster last July, launched into an emotional defense of the party and urged delegates to be unified.
What do the mainstream media, liberal protesters, violent criminals, Mexican drug cartels and potential terrorists have in common? LaPierre painted a grim picture of the current political climate during the second day of the annual Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland on Friday.
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo had an amusing response to how President Trump characterized the French capital during a Friday speech.
British politician Nigel Farage heralded 2016 as the beginning of global populist revolution during a speech Friday at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor, Md. In a speech titled "Brexit and What it Means for the World," Farage, the former leader of the U.K. Independence Party (UKIP), said that future schoolchildren would study 2016 as the dawn of a new political era — ushered in by the so-called Brexit referendum in the U.K. and the election of President Trump in the U.S. "There is one year that every schoolchild will know, and that year is the year of 2016, because in 2016 we witnessed the beginning of a global political revolution and it's one that is not going to stop.
In a video released Friday, Hillary Clinton encouraged Democrats to "move forward with courage, confidence and optimism" as the party prepares to rebuild after losing the White House and failing to gain majorities in either house of Congress in the November elections. The three-minute video was posted online shortly after it was greeted with applause at a Democratic National Committee meeting in Atlanta, Ga. The DNC will choose new party leaders, including a new chairperson, on Saturday. Although Clinton has mostly stayed out of the spotlight since her stunning election loss to Donald Trump, lately she has started to speak out more pointedly via her Twitter account.
An Emirati man walks with his camels across the Hameem Desert; Smoking prawns on a wood-fired oven; Acrobats perform during the opening night show of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. (AP/EPA/Reuters) See more news-related photo galleries and follow us on Yahoo News Photo Tumblr.
Conservatives are smiling this week at an annual convention in Washington, celebrating President Trump's win, but beneath the surface lurk tensions central to how Republicans will govern in the next two years andto the 2018 election outlook. At the four-day Conservative Political Action Conference, once a fringe event that is now decidedly in the Republican mainstream, Trump and Vice President Mike Pence are expected to help fire up an estimated 10,000 activists in attendance. Known as CPAC, the event is being held at a new MGM resort and casino located in Maryland, just outside Washington. So Trump, a former casino developer, should feel at home, despite certain unresolved differences with many of his hosts over issues such as trade, taxes and small government.
Tom Cotton, R-Ark., left, and David Perdue, R-Ga., speak to the media during a news conference on Capitol Hill Feb. 7. While much of the media has been focused on the administration's campaign against illegal immigration, a rising star among Senate Republicans, Tom Cotton of Arkansas, has been pursuing a parallel agenda: a bill to cut legal immigration in half, an idea long considered toxic in Washington but whose time may be coming around. Perhaps no one in Washington was happier to hear the news than Roy Beck, a cheerful 68-year-old former reporter who founded the anti-immigration group NumbersUSA, and has been waiting for a moment like this for 20 years.
Maha Shivaratri, or the night of Shiva, is a festival celebrated annually in honor of Lord Shiva, the Hindu god of death and destruction. See more news-related photo galleries and follow us on Yahoo News Photo Tumblr
Former Rep. Gabby Giffords speaks during the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, in this July 27, 2016 photo. Holding town halls with Flat Marco, a cardboard cutout, is just the latest in a series of creative measures progressive activists have taken to shame reluctant members of Congress into holding town halls and draw media attention to their concerns.
President Trump is interviewed by Reuters in the Oval Office Feb. 23. President Trump said the FBI is "totally unable" to crack down on U.S. government employees who plan to leak sensitive information to the media. The FBI is totally unable to stop the national security "leakers" that have permeated our government for a long time.
U.S.-backed Iraqi security forces captured Mosul airport on Thursday, state television said, in a major gain in operations to drive Islamic State from the western half of the city. Elite Counter Terrorism forces advanced from the southwestern side and entered the Ghozlani army base along with the southwestern districts of Tal al-Rumman and al-Mamoun
Protesters opposed to the Dakota Access pipeline braced for a showdown with authorities as some vowed to defy Wednesday's deadline to abandon the camp they have occupied for months to halt the project. President Trump has pushed for the completion of the multibillion-dollar pipeline since he took office last month, despite objections from Native Americans and environmental activists who say it threatens the water resources and sacred land of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. Republican Gov. Doug Burgum and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers set a deadline of Wednesday afternoon for protesters to leave the Oceti Sakowin camp.
Vice President Mike Pence dismissed concerns Thursday about the pace of Republican plans to repeal and replace the health care law passed by Democrats under President Barack Obama, promising an "orderly transition" to a new system. It was the only comment by Pence in a 20-minute speech that went beyond boilerplate rhetoric and touched on challenges facing the new administration.
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — "Conservatism" will be supplanted by "Trumpism" when the president speaks Friday at the annual gathering of right-wing activists known as CPAC — the Conservative Political Action Conference — Trump's adviser Kellyanne Conway predicted Thursday. "This will be TPAC when he's here, no doubt," Conway quipped.
Polished White House chief of staff Reince Priebus and pugnacious chief presidential strategist Steve Bannon took their strained buddy routine to the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Thursday, reminiscing about Donald Trump's election victory, promising revolutionary change in Washington, denying their ongoing West Wing power struggle and — naturally — bashing the news media. Bannon, the rumpled adviser who never tires of calling reporters "the opposition party," lasted not quite three and a half minutes after their awkward opening handshake before making sure everyone in the room knew that he was the scrappy one and the former Republican National Committee chairman was the softy. Priebus had just dismissed news reports about their rivalry as all just a big "misconception" and had embarked on a chummy description of their work day just a stumble away from the Oval Office — "we share an office suite together, we're basically together from 6:30 in the morning until about 11 o'clock at night" — when Bannon cut in.
A generation of young activists whose opposition to Israel's military occupation of the West Bank and what they consider its human rights violations has crystallized around the nomination of David Friedman, a Jewish American bankruptcy lawyer, to be Washington's ambassador to Israel.


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Parents just don't understand.
According to a Pew study on parenting in the age of the internet, most parents still don't trust their teenagers to be responsible online, with about half keeping tabs on at least one of their kid's passwords.
About 1,000 US parent-teen pairs completed a Pew survey about how involved parents are in monitoring their child's online usage, and 61 percent of parents reported looking at their child's browsing history. Forty-eight percent know the password to their teenager's email account, and 35 percent know the password to at least one of their kid's social media accounts. Rather than learning their teens' passwords through any kind of sophisticated deception, it seems most password-holding parents simply made that transparency a condition of their child having a personal email or Facebook account.
Additionally, 65 percent of parents reported they had taken away phone or internet privileges as punishment, a practice Pew refers to as "digital grounding."
These measures might seem reasonable, but as connectivity becomes more and more a constant part of daily life, revoking internet access and denying online privacy could seem more of a draconian measure. With the UN declaring internet access a basic human right, digital grounding might one day seem less ethical.
Snatching away online privacy also feels less fair now than it did ten years ago—akin to reading your child's diary. According to more Pew data, teens have become more savvy about sharing personal information, so the risks of being on the web are ostensibly reduced.
But one thing just about everyone who participated in the study can agree on is the importance of talking with their child about what's appropriate to share online, what's appropriate media to consume, and how to treat others online (94, 95, and 92 percent respectively). I'd bet a month of my own internet access that these talks are more effective than snooping.


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It is a pity that this perennial herb which usually blooms during warm spring and summer days ranks among species disappearing from our planet. In the collector series Threatened Nature endangered plants and animals included in Red Lists of Endangered Species are preserved on silver Smart coins. Czech Mint regularly presents species that you can still see in the Czech Republic and the April issue of silver Smart coin is dedicated namely to the delicate Summer snowflake.
The obverse side of the Smart coin features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, denomination of the coin: 1 Dollar, the year of issue: 2014, the country: Niue Island and lovely flower ornament. On the reverse side there is beautifully laid out coloured motif of the Summer snowflake complemented in the upper part with a colour bead.
Summer snowflake, in Latin Leucojum aestivum, begins to bloom from April and has smaller flowers than its closest relative – Spring snowflake. Tiny flowers are nodding, from 3 up to 7 per umbel, on a very tall stem. On the contrary, Spring snowflake usually forms no more than one bud.
Summer snowflake is native to most of Europe, it is also considered native up to South East Asia. It was naturalized and spread in some places also in North America. In the Czech Republic it commonly occurs only in South Moravia. In other places it either disappeared, or it was artificially planted. Among Czech flora it is a critically endangered species – falling in C1 category.
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A neo-classic rowhouse of similar vintage as the DeLuz House, this structure was built and occupied by the Mateo Pasettas and their nine children. Born in Yugoslavia in 1865, Mateo Pasetta arrived in the United States in 1882. He settled in San José in 1896, and became involved in the fruit drying industry, establishing several packing plants and orchards. The house was donated to the Museum by his grandson, Robert J. Bettencourt.
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Angela Gradiska
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The junior sprinter won the 100 in 11.76 (No. 4 in the state) and 200 in 24.05 (No. 6 in state), both personal bests, at the Central Coast Section Track and Field Championships to earn a return trip to the CIF State Meet in both events.
Patrick Chase and Max Glenn
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Chase, a junior, and Glenn, a senior, won three doubles matches while losing just two games before posting a 6-3, 6-2 victory in the finals to successfully defend their title at the Central Coast Section championships.


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|Ground nutmeg
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Slit potato peel; scoop out centers and reserve shells intact.
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Garnish with lemon slices and sprigs of parsley.
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Calories 1324 Calories from Fat 234
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 27 g41.1%
Saturated Fat 16.4 g81.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 64.5 mg21.5%
Sodium 1047.5 mg43.6%
Total Carbohydrates 266 g88.6%
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Sugars 42.7 g
Protein 13 g26.2%
Vitamin A 37.3% Vitamin C 265.1%
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Queensryche Play 'Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction?'
Queensryche guitarist Michael Wilton and bassist Eddie Jackson separate the truth from the lies in this edition of 'Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction?'
Queensryche guitarist Michael Wilton and bassist Eddie Jackson separate the truth from the lies in this edition of 'Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction?'
Geoff Tate reveals in a new interview that his ousting from Queensryche came as a surprise, especially given where the band was in their career.
Geoff Tate will utilize Operation: Mindcrime as the name of his band after his usage of the Queensryche name runs out.
The band gave a few more details regarding the settlement they had with former lead singer Geoff Tate.
With legal matters no longer hanging over their heads, the members of Queensryche have returned to work on new music. The five-piece of Todd LaTorre, Eddie Jackson, Parker Lundgren, Scott Rockenfield and Michael Wilton have begun the writing process for the follow-up to their self-titled 2013 album.
Earlier this week, Queensryche and their former frontman Geoff Tate revealed that a settlement had been reached that detailed each act's future plans concerning the name. The remaining members of the band will retain the name, while Tate has obtained the right to perform the group's 'Operation: Mindcrime' album and its sequel. But before the agreement kicks in, Tate will have one final trek under the Queensryche moniker that he's utilized over the past year since his ousting from the band.
After some very public feuding, it appears as though Queensyrche and their former frontman Geoff Tate have come to an amicable split. While nothing was confirmed as of last week, it was noticeable that Tate's website was now billing him as "The Voice of Queensryche," suggesting that the long-rumored settlement had been finalized.
It appears that the feud between Geoff Tate and the other members of Queensryche has come to an end.
The legal battle between Geoff Tate and his former Queensryche bandmates has extended beyond a year, but the singer says that he hopes that everything will be decided upon shortly for everyone involved.
Queensryche's biggest hit, like a lot of bands of the era, was a ballad. 'Silent Lucidity' is a gentle, acoustic driven song with orchestration to powerfully back the mood. Hey, even hardened metalheads can be softies at times! Here we have the song being played wonderfully by a young boy.
As we are well aware, there are currently two version of Queensryche performing and releasing studio albums. This can be confusing for fans who may not keep up with music news and are more casual fans than devoted followers. Estranged singer Geoff Tate, who was fired from Queensryche by three of the founding members, recently sat down with Smashing Interviews Magazine to talk about his side of Queensryche.
If hanging out with Judas Priest at Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy Camp in Vegas isn't your thing, maybe setting sail with acts like Yes, Marillion, and Queensryche (which version, we're not sure) during a Caribbean cruise is more your speed.


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15 Torrs Road, Ilfracombe, QLD 4727
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Sir Hudson Fysh Drv, Longreach, QLD 4730
115a Eagle Street, Longreach, QLD 4730
6 Moore St, Alpha, QLD 4724
Hawthorne St (Cnr Shamrock St, Blackall, QLD 4472
Landsborough Highway, Barcaldine, QLD 4725
Cnr Falcon & Wonga Sts, Longreach, QLD 4730
55 Ash St, Barcaldine, QLD 4725
Gidyea St, Barcaldine, QLD 4725
Landsborough Highway, Longreach, QLD 4730
76 Thistle St, Blackall, QLD 4472
Let your kids experience extreme outdoor fun! Give your child the exhilarating experience of an off-road motocross ride today and watch them drive like the big guys!Read more
Let your kids be aware of safety with archery! While some sports usually focus on coordination, speed and reflex, archery improves your children's concentration and awareness with safety.Read more


text: Chevy Cruze Interior Shot Shows Off Curvaceous Two-Tone DashRay Wert8/04/08 8:30amFiled to: Chevy Cruze2010 Chevy Cruze2010 Cruze2011 Chevy Cruze2011 CruzeCruzeGmNew Chevy CruzeSpy PhotosChevroletChevy29EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Although it's not the first photo showing what to expect from the interior of the new Chevy Cruze, it's much clearer than the last shot. We're told the new fuel sipper from Chevrolet will hit the showroom floors as a 2010 model, sport an impressive-if-true 45 MPG and will be built out of the General's Lordstown, OH plant, just across the assembly line from it's Chevy brother the Cobalt. Oh, ignore the Daewoo logo — we're expecting it to be built for the KDM (Korean Domestic Market) as well. Jalopnik Snap Judgment: So what do we think of the interior of the 2010 Chevy Cobalt? It looks pretty darn good for an car sitting in a segment we hope we never have to buy in. Although we were initially a little concerned with the colors on the first shot of the Cruze's interior, the two-tone color scheme of the dash and seats, good curves and rounded edges — it looks pretty snazzy to us. What else do we expect from a brand that's done wonders to the interior of the new-for-2008 Chevy Malibu? [The Car Fanatic]Reply29 repliesLeave a reply


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IN THE AMERICAS WITH DAVID YETMAN takes a fresh look at the lands that make up much of the Western Hemisphere. The 10-part series showcases the landscapes, peoples and history of the Americas - from the stories of a small village of Japanese immigrants in the Amazon to descendants of poor Italians in Chile, from Mayan temples in Guatemala to ancient fortresses in Mexico, and from the frigid, glacier-carved barrens of northern Canada to the timeless villages of the altiplano in Perú. By raft, boat, ferry, horse and motorcycle, host David Yetman journeys to parts of Cuba mostly unknown to the outside world, the wild mountains of western Argentina, festivals in Columbia and the often ignored Great Lakes of the United States. Along the way, he meets people from all walks of life - natives and immigrants, islanders and mainlanders, pastoralists and city-dwellers - and hears their stories. David Yetman, longtime host of The Desert Speaks (also distributed through APT Exchange) works as a research social scientist at the Southwest Center of the University of Arizona. Yetman is also a nationally known author of numerous books and articles and an accomplished photographer.
Visit the Website: http://www.intheamericas.com/
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