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This fall, 17 students in Auburn University's Joseph S. Bruno Auburn Abroad in Italy program experienced a different side of the country when they volunteered at a homeless shelter run by the Diocesan Caritas of Rome. Caritas includes multiple hostels; four food kitchens throughout Rome which feed 1,300 people a day; and the Emporium, a shop where people can use special tokens to purchase essential items.
Students completing the 12-week study abroad program earn a minor in international studies and are deeply immersed in Italian history and culture while studying quality of life issues affecting individuals and families from a global perspective. The semester-long program is based in the small town of Ariccia, Italy, located in the Alban Hills near Rome and offers more than a dozen excursions to a variety of cities and regions throughout Italy.
The fall semester's activities provided students with a tour of the Gucci factory in Florence and the Fendi flagship store in Rome, where they were allowed to try on fur coats costing $32,000 or more; they explored Eataly, a four-story gourmet food emporium that celebrates Italian cuisine and features more than 14,000 Italian food products and 23 restaurants; and they toured a boutique hotel where rooms can cost more than $1,000 per night.
"The stark contrast between studying Italian haute couture, high-end design and the magnificence of Italian cuisine alongside exposure to the worldwide issues of poverty, homelessness and hunger gives students a reality check. It provides them with a well-rounded and more global perspective they wouldn't receive if only one end of the quality of life continuum was experienced," said Linda Ruth, Joseph S. Bruno Chair and executive director of the 10-year-old program. "The activity was a way for us to give back to Italy and say 'thank you,' as well as a way for the students to see that, wherever in the world they are, there are people in need."
Students worked in the hostel and helped serve dinner to the men and women at the shelter. Ruth said almost every student has told her or written to her that they were so glad to have had the experience. Many of them had never been exposed to anything like it in their lives in the United States.
"I have never volunteered before, so this was a first for me," said Missy Hazeldine, a student in apparel merchandising. "I had no idea what to expect, especially being in a foreign country. As I was serving the food, I came across a man and his wife from Somalia. I noticed they had matching bracelets on. I complimented the man on his bracelet, saying I liked the Rastafarian colors. He smiled and shook my hand. As he shook my hand he slid the bracelet off his wrist and onto mine. 'Ciao, grazie,' he said, and walked off to meet his wife. I am so touched by that man and his kindness. Giving truly is receiving, and every time I look down at this bracelet I'll remember that."
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In the past, only the students majoring in human development and family studies spent an evening working at Caritas, but Ruth said that last semester one of them pointed out that homelessness and poverty are worldwide cultural issues of which people from all walks of life and academic majors should be aware. So this semester, all of the students in the program participated.
"Some students experienced the irony that typically surfaces when helping others – that it is often the one volunteering who comes away from the experience feeling as good as those who were served," said Ruth.
"The experience teaches students that global issues are real human needs – people with real faces, families and stories. They come away with firsthand experience and an appreciation for the need and work of volunteers and for those who make service to others their life's calling."
Students also visited the World Food Programme in Rome to learn about global hunger, an issue with which Auburn University and the College of Human Sciences are familiar. Auburn is recognized as a leader among U.S. universities in their response efforts through programs like the Committee of 19, the student organization which focuses on creating awareness about hunger and hunger-related issues. In addition, College of Human Sciences Dean June Henton spearheaded the formation of Universities Fighting World Hunger, a global alliance of more than 300 higher education institutions that began in partnership with the World Food Programme in 2004 as the Auburn University War on Hunger.
Many of the students said they intend to become more involved in service to the community and to take advantage of the opportunities in their college when they return to the states.
"When we visited the homeless shelter, it was an eye-opening experience," said Emily Hines, a hotel and restaurant management student. "Back home, I've never been to a homeless shelter, so I wasn't really sure what to expect. When I get back to Auburn, I would like to be more involved with the Committee of 19 and volunteer at the local food bank. It was good to go to the shelter in Rome to put the problem of hunger into a more realistic perspective."
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Round 1:
1. Indianapolis Colts - Andrew Luck, QB
The Colts announced this pick is official.
2. Washington Redskins
(From St. Louis)
- Robert Griffin III, QB
This pick is also a lock.
3. Minnesota Vikings - Matt Kalil, OT
I think ultimately the Vikings will go with Kalil here.
4. Cleveland Browns - Trent Richardson, RB
If the Browns decide to stay with McCoy for one more year, they need to give him playmakers to work with. Drafting Trent Richardson would definitely take some pressure off McCoy.
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Morris Claiborne, CB
If Claiborne is on the board I think he's the pick. The wonderlic score means nothing.
6. St. Louis Rams
(From Washington)
- Fletcher Cox, DT
Fletcher Cox's stock is flying right now. The Rams need a DT so they could consider taking him.
7. Jacksonville Jaguars - Justin Blackmon, WR
The Jags #1 priority this offseason is getting Gabbert some weapons. They do that here with Blackmon. If he's on the board, I think Jacksonville takes him.
8. Miami Dolphins - Ryan Tannehill, QB
The Dolphins need a QB. They weren't able to get their hands on any of the FA's or players available for trade. I think they'll take Tannehill here if he's still on the board.
9. Carolina Panthers - Stephon Gilmore, CB
His stock is skyrocketing right now. Before the season he was projecting as a top 20 pick so it's not a complete surprise that he's shooting back up the boards.
10. Buffalo Bills - Michael Floyd, WR
The Bills don't have any WR options besides Stevie Johnson. If Floyd is available I think they may take him.
11. Kansas City Chiefs - David DeCastro, G
The Chiefs need offensive line help. The Chiefs might have their choice of a few players at this pick.
12. Seattle Seahawks - Melvin Ingram, DE/OLB
The Seahawks need help rushing the passer. They could consider addressing that issue with this pick.
13. Arizona Cardinals - Riley Reiff, OT
Offensive tackle is one of their biggest needs. If Reiff makes it to them, I think he's the pick.
14. Dallas Cowboys - Mark Barron, S
The Cowboys might look to upgrade their secondary. Barron will probably be drafted in this range.
15. Philadelphia Eagles - Michael Brockers, DT
The Eagles may be looking to replenish the interior of their defensive line. Brockers could do that for them.
16. New York Jets - Luke Kuechly, LB
The Jets are always looking to reload with defenders even if that means they take someone at a position they don't need as much as other positions.
17. Cincinnati Bengals - Cordy Glenn, G/T
Guard is one of the Bengals' biggest needs since they need two of them. They should probably consider taking Cordy Glenn their first first round pick since he probably won't make it to their second one.
18. San Diego Chargers - Chandler Jones, DE/OLB
The Chargers need help rushing the passer.
19. Chicago Bears - Quinton Coples, DE
I think Coples might fall a bit. The Bears might consider taking him if he makes it to them though.
20. Tennessee Titans - Dre Kirkpatrick, CB
The Titans just lost Cortland Finnegan to the Rams in FA. Plus you can never have too many talented corners.
21. Cincinnati Bengals - Stephen Hill, WR
The Bengals just lost Jerome Simpson to FA. Other than AJ Green, they don't have any good receiving options. Since they have two first round picks, they can afford to take a player at a position of lesser need.
22. Cleveland Browns
(From Atlanta)
- Jonathan Martin, OT
The Browns need help at RT. Martin would pair nicely with Joe Thomas. The Browns also need help at WR, but they may like Martin more than Kendall Wright.
23. Detroit Lions - Dont'a Hightower, LB
The Lions always seem to surprise on draft day. They never take players based on their needs, instead they sit at their pick and take the BPA. They could do that again this year.
24. Pittsburgh Steelers - Amini Silatolu, G/T
I've had Dont'a Hightower here for months. But in this mock, he's not available. The Steelers need help on the offensive line. Silatolu has flown into the first round.
25. Denver Broncos - Kendall Wright, WR
The Broncos need to provide Peyton with receiving options other than Thomas.
26. Houston Texans - Alshon Jeffery, WR
The Texans have literally no other good receiving options than Andre Johnson. This was apparent when Johnson was out for all those games. If they want to help Arian Foster by taking some pressure off the running game, they will need to get another WR.
27. New England Patriots
(From New Orleans)
- Courtney Upshaw, DE/OLB
The Patriots need help on defense. They have to address the defensive side of the ball in this draft.
28. Green Bay Packers - Shea McClellin, DE/OLB
The Packers don't have too many needs but they could use a rush linebacker to play opposite of Clay Matthews.
29. Baltimore Ravens - Peter Konz, C
I think the Ravens will take Peter Konz if he's available.
30. San Francisco 49ers - Coby Fleener, TE
The 49ers don't have a lot of needs so they can afford to take a luxury pick like Fleener.
31. New England Patriots - Harrison Smith, S
The Patriots never do what anyone expects them to do. Most likely they'll trade this pick to a team looking to jump up to grab someone at the end of round 1 for a first rounder next year. If they stay here they could and should take a defensive player. Their defense was atrocious last year.
32. New York Giants - Doug Martin, RB
The Giants usually just stay at their pick and take the best player available to them. That might be Martin in this case.
Round 2:
33. St. Louis Rams - Rueban Randle, WR
If the Rams pass on a WR in round 1, they will need to take one in round 2. They have no one at the WR position.
34. Indianapolis Colts - Mike Adams, OT
The Colts need help in a few places. They could take Mike Adams if he's available here.
35. Minnesota Vikings - Jayron Hosley, CB
The Vikings need help in the secondary. They might take multiple upgrades for the secondary in this draft.
36. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Lamar Miller, RB
The Bucs have a few options with this pick. The Bucs need help at RB and they could select one of the 2nd round RBs here. Doug Martin would probably be the pick if he was available.
37. Cleveland Browns - Mohamed Sanu, WR
The Browns need to take a WR. They should probably consider one in round 1, but if they don't they might take someone here.
38. Jacksonville Jaguars - Josh Robinson, CB
The Jags could use help at CB. Some people think Stephon Gilmore is a possibility at #7 overall. Robinson seems like a Jags pick.
39. St. Louis Rams
(From Washington)
- Bobby Massie, OT
The Rams need help on the offensive line.
40. Carolina Panthers - Jerel Worthy, DT
The Panthers need help at the defensive tackle position.
41. Buffalo Bills - Mitchell Schwartz, OT
The Bills need an upgrade at left tackle. There aren't a ton of tackles in the draft so some may go earlier than expected.
42. Miami Dolphins - Nick Perry, DE/OLB
The Dolphins could use a pass rusher to play opposite of Cameron Wake.
43. Seattle Seahawks - Zach Brown, LB
The Seahawks could be looking for a linebacker in this draft. They may target Kuechly in round 1 since he's more of a traditional ILB than Brown is.
44. Kansas City Chiefs - Brandon Weeden, QB
I think Weeden could end up going to the Chiefs. It's starting to look like his age won't be much of a factor. This is a win now league, not a build for 5 years league anymore.
45. Dallas Cowboys - Devon Still, DT/DE
The Cowboys could be looking for a new DE. Still could go a lot higher than this, but there are a lot of these type of players in the draft, so one or more of them could fall a bit.
46. Philadelphia Eagles
(From Arizona)
- Janoris Jenkins, CB
The Eagles could be looking for depth at the CB position. Since Asante Samuel is gone, they don't have anything after Scrabble and DRC on the depth chart. The Eagles are one team that shouldn't care about his off the field problems.
47. New York Jets - Andre Branch, DE/OLB
Similar to the DT/DE tweeners, there are a lot of these DE/OLB type players in the draft so one or a few could fall in the draft. The Jets could be looking for some pass rush help.
48. New England Patriots
(From Oakland)
- Trumaine Johnson, CB/S
Another defensive upgrade for NE. Their secondary has some holes and could use some upgrades. Trumaine Johnson provides some flexibility in that he could probably play corner or safety. BB loves flexible players.
49. San Diego Chargers - Kevin Zeitler, G
The Chargers need depth on the offensive line. They had trouble staying healthy there last year.
50. Chicago Bears - Kelechi Osemele, G
The Bears could be looking for some offensive line depth. They need it in multiple places.
51. Philadelphia Eagles - Mychal Kendricks, LB
The Eagles need LB help. They may look at taking Kuechly in round 1, but if they pass on him, they should take a LB with one of their second round picks.
52. Tennessee Titans - Kendall Reyes, DT
The Titans need depth on the d-line. They could take a DT and a DE in this draft. As previously stated, since there are a lot of players at this position, some could fall further than expected.
53. Cincinnati Bengals - Alfonzo Dennard, CB
The Bengals need help at CB. Dennard's stock has fallen tremendously, but he could still go in the second round. The Bengals won't care about his off the field problems.
54. Detroit Lions - Whitney Mercilus, DE
The Lions could look for depth on the defensive line.
55. Atlanta Falcons - David Wilson, RB
I haven't heard a lot of talk about the Falcons taking a RB, but they may need to. Michael Turner is on his last legs and declined a bit last year. Wilson is also one of the BPA.
56. Pittsburgh Steelers - Alameda Ta'amu, NT
The Steelers could look for a new NT. Casey Hampton is old and often injured.
57. Denver Broncos - Brandon Thompson, DT
The Broncos need help at the DT position. They may take someone like Thompson to help eat up blockers to clear the way for Dumervil and Miller.
58. Houston Texans - A.J. Jenkins
The Texans' need a lot of help at WR so double dipping is entirely possible. Jeffery would be a nice outside option across from Johnson while Jenkins would slide nicely into the slot receiver position.
59. Green Bay Packers - Ron Brooks, CB
The Packers could use some depth at the CB position. Charles Woodson can't play forever.
60. Baltimore Ravens - Vinny Curry, DE/OLB
The Ravens could look for a pass rusher.
61. San Francisco 49ers - Brandon Brooks, G
The 49ers need help on the offensive line. They could target an offensive lineman in round 1 if they get jumped for Fleener.
62. New England Patriots - LaMichael James, RB
I know the Patriots just took two RBs last year, but this seems like something they would do. They like taking players that offer different things to them. And they let BJGE go in FA, so adding another RB to the rotation wouldn't be entirely out of the equation. Bottom line, no one knows what NE will do. If they even stay at this pick, which is unlikely in itself, they could consider taking someone like LaMichael James.
63. New York Giants - Lavonte David, LB
Again, the Giants take someone who could be their BPA.
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Perfect Chicago Bears Picks!!!!
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Can't pass up Mercilus in the 2nd round and Andre Branch sucks.
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Rather have Silatolu at 23 than Hightower even if Silatolu maybe a slight reach there.
Mercilus in the second would be outstanding value for Detroit and id love that pick
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Great Bengals 1st round, but no way Dennard is worth a 2nd rounder. Give us Mercilus there
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I like Kirkpatrick but I'd prefer going with Still in the 1st and then Vinny Curry in the 2nd.
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Over the Twins recent run in the postseason there has usually been one team that has stood in the way, the New York Yankees. The Twins troubles with the Yankees has been well documented. Whether it be the regular season or the postseason the Twins have had a hard time coming out on top against the Bronx Bombers. The Twins finished this season 2-4 against the Yanks. There was some light at the end of the tunnel when Jason Kubel hit a grand slam off of Mariano Riveria. It was the first time that the Twins had won at the new Yankee Stadium. The good news is only two out of the five games will be played in the Bronx. The Twins have home-field advantage for the first round and they also have the best home record out of their AL competitors.
The ESPN Experts are pretty close to split on who will win the series (6-4 in favor of the Yankees). The MLB.com says the Twins will win if they play the type of baseball that they have for the good portion of the season. "This is a more balanced Minnesota team than its predecessors that lost in the postseason to the Yankees. But the ultimate postseason proof requires an actual victory over the Yankees," said Mike Bauman of MLB.com.
So here we are on the eve of a new postseason era in Twins history. My game by game predictions for the series are listed below:
The first game might be the make or break moment for the Twins. CC Sabathia is by far the best pitcher that the Twins will face. If the Twins can pull-out a win against Sabathia the momentum of the series swings in favor of the Twins.
Liriano: I predict that Liriano will throw five innings and give up three runs. Two of these runs will be off of a Nick Swisher homerun. From there the Twins will turn to their bullpen to pitch the 6th through the 9th. I expect that to look something like Guerrier, Crain, Fuentes, Capps.
Sabathia: Until the 7th inning Sabathia will only give up one run. The Twins will start a rally in the 7th with the bottom half of their line-up. Valencia and Hardy will get on to push Sabathia out of the game. The Twins will add an extra run in this inning. They will find the rest of their runs once they have gotten to the Yankees bullpen.
Final Results: Twins win 4-3. WP-(Crain 1-0) LP-(Woods 0-1) SV-(Capps 1)
Game 2 Andy Pettitte vs. Carl Pavano @ Target Field
Pettitte is coming off some injuries and bad outings since he returned to the pitching rotation. It will be interesting to see how he reacts to being back in the comfort of the playoffs or if his age will impact his performance.
Pettitte: Pettitte will not look strong. He will only last into the 4th inning. The Twins will score five earned runs off of Pettite. The bullpen will be turned to and proceed to add to the Yankees deficit.
Pavano: Since the Twins used a lot of their bullpen in the first game, it will once again be up to Pavano to eat up innings. Pavano will pitch through the 7th and give up four earned runs. Fuentes and Capps will once again shut the door. Of course Capps will make it interesting in a non-save situation and allow a run in the 9th. But a nicely turned double play will end the threat.
Final Results: Twins win 8-5 WP-Pavano (1-0) LP-Pettitte (0-1)
The Yankees will have their backs against the wall and come out swinging. They are the defending champs.
Duensing: Duensing will be in a tough situation. On the road in a hostile environment and with the defending champs looking to stay afloat. I expect the Yankees to jump to an early lead. Duensing will only make it into the 4th and give up six runs. Kevin Slowey will relieve Duensing and put a string of zeros on the board but the damage had already been done.
Hughes: Phil Hughes will pitch well and last 7 innings. Hughes will be able to get into a comfort zone on the mound after he is handed an early lead from his offense. He will give way to Mariano Riveria who will pitch the 8th and 9th innings for his first save in the series.
The Twins are only 11 wins away from their 3rd World Series title since moving to Minnesota.


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But that's not the point of this post. My reason for bringing this up is because I have a problem with the terminology surrounding which teams get into the NCAA tournament and which teams are left out.
When a team is on the bubble and it's projected to make the tournament, it's referred to as one of "the last teams in." That's fine. A finite number of teams reach the tournament, and the at-large teams (or, in some cases, surprise teams who win their tornado delayed conference tournament by playing two games in one day in the mostly empty arena of one of their greatest rivals) are the last ones added. The terminology makes sense.
But when a team is on the bubble and it's projected to not make the field, it's referred to as one of "the first teams out." This is where I have a problem. Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't the first teams out of the tournament the ones who go 2-26 in the Atlantic Sun and don't even make the conference tournament? Shouldn't the 18-14 team from the ACC be referred to as the "last team out"?
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There seems to be something afoul in the tech industry in recent weeks, and the stench seems to be coming from the executive ranks of two of the computing industry's top players: Apple and Microsoft.
Earlier this month, we learned that Scott Forstall, Apple's Vice President of iOS Software,
was shown the door after 15 years of service
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notorious for being hard to deal with
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Now it appears that Microsoft has its own executive shakeup in the works. Steve Sinofsky, President of Microsoft's Windows and Windows Live division, left the company today. The move comes somewhat as a shock considering that
Windows 8 just launched last month
"It is impossible to count the blessings I have received over my years at Microsoft. I am humbled by the professionalism and generosity of everyone I have had the good fortune to work with at this awesome company," said Sinofsky of his departure in an
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While the timing of Sinofsky's departure is a bit startling, the writing has been on the wall for some time with regards to his chemistry with other Microsoft employees. Sinofsky's inability to be a team player is cited as a major reason for his departure, and is reminiscent of Forstall's dismissal.
Sinofsky (left) shows off Microsoft Surface [Image Source: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images]
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ran a piece
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Most requested anonymity because they feared potential repercussions. They paint a picture of an executive who is incredibly smart and passionately driven to ship quality software on time. But some also say Sinofsky can create a toxic work environment that has chased talented employees away from a maturing company that's in desperate need of innovative thinking.
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Microsoft CEO Ballmer sent a memo to his staff regarding the departure, and praised Sinofsky's 20+ years of service:
As we enter this new era, and with the successful launch of Windows 8 and Surface behind us, Steven Sinofsky has decided to leave the company. Steven joined Microsoft in 1989 as a software development engineer and has contributed to the company in many ways from his work as a technical advisor to Bill Gates, to leading the evolution of the Microsoft Office business, to his direction and successful leadership of Windows and Windows Live as well as Surface. I am grateful for the work that Steven has delivered in his time at our company.
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Monday, November 4, 2013
Here's a brief look at the results of the Top 25 from this past weekend. The rankings used in this recap are the BCS standings entering the games. R.I.P. RANKING
#3 Florida State 41, #7 Miami 14: After a tightly contested first half, the heavily-favored Seminoles outscore the Hurricanes 20-0 in the second half - Florida State has now outscored two top-10 teams by 64 points.#18 Oklahoma State 52, #15 Texas Tech 34: The Cowboys pile up 281 rushing yards, including 96 yards and three touchdowns from Desmond Roland, who has seven touchdowns in his last two games, to send the Red Raiders to their second straight loss.#22 Michigan State 29, #21 Michigan 6: The Spartan defense continues to impress, holding Michigan to just 168 total yards, including minus-48 rushing yards, as Michigan State posts its largest margin of victory in the rivalry since 1967.DEMONIC DEFENSE
#4 Ohio State 56, Purdue 0: The Buckeyes hold the struggling Boilermakers to just 116 total yards while Braxton Miller passes for 233 yards and four touchdowns. #9 Missouri 31, Tennessee 3: For the first time since 2010, the Tigers hold an opponent below five points, forcing three turnovers while freshman quarterback Maty Mauk accounts for 277 yards and three touchdowns.TURNOVER TREATS
#12 Texas A&M 57, UTEP 7: The Aggies take advantage of four turnovers and Johnny Manziel passes for four touchdowns and runs for two more in a blowout of the 1-7 Miners.#14 South Carolina 34, Mississippi State 16: Despite tallying more yards (385-307) and controlling time of possession (33:46-26:14), five turnovers cripple the Bulldogs and Connor Shaw throws four touchdown passes for the Gamecocks.SCARY SCORING
#8 Clemson 59, Virginia 10: The Tigers pile up 610 yards of offense as Tajh Boyd throws for 377 yards and three touchdowns, including a back-breaking 96-yard connection with Sammy Watkins to open the second half.#17 Northern Illinois 63, Massachusetts 19: Jordan Lynch continues to dominate for the Huskies, passing for 160 yards and a touchdown while rushing for 119 yards and four more scores in a blowout of the 1-8 Minutemen.GHOULS ON THE GROUND
#11 Auburn 35, Arkansas 17: Tre Mason rushes 32 times for 168 yards and four touchdowns as the Tigers send the Razorbacks to their sixth straight loss as they are 0-5 in the SEC for just the second time since joining the league in 1992.#24 Wisconsin 28, Iowa 9: James White rushes for 132 yards and two touchdowns while the Badger defense picks up a pair of key second-half interceptions.#25 Notre Dame 38, Navy 34: Freshman running back Tarean Folston averages nearly eight yards per carry, finishing with a career-best 140 yards, while scoring with 3:47 remaining to lift the Fighting Irish to a hard-fought victory.PASSING PUMPKINS
#16 Fresno State 41, Nevada 23: Derek Carr continues his assault on the record books by throwing for 487 yards and three touchdowns to break Fresno State's career yardage record, while receiver Josh Harper catches 17 passes for 253 of those yards in the Bulldogs' eighth straight win.#20 UCLA 45, Colorado 23: After suffering two straight losses to highly-ranked teams (Stanford and Oregon), the Bruins get back on track as Brett Hundley throws for 273 yards and two scores while running for 72 yards and two more TDs.UPDATED BOWL PREDICTIONS
Allstate Sugar Bowl, January 2, 2014 CBS Sports (Jerry Palm): South Carolina vs. Wisconsin (no change)ESPN.com (Mark Schlabach): South Carolina vs. Wisconsin (replaces Auburn vs. UCF)ESPN.com (Brad Edwards): Auburn vs. Clemson (no change)College Football News: Missouri vs. Clemson (no change) SI.com (Stewart Mandel): Auburn vs. UCF (no change)Orlando Sentinel (Matt Murschel): Auburn vs. Clemson (replaces Missouri vs. Northern Illinois)Bleacher Report: Auburn vs. UCF (no change)SB Nation (Jason Kirk): Texas A&M vs. UCF (no change)Phil Steele: Auburn vs. Wisconsin (no change)USA Today (Erick Smith): South Carolina vs. UCF (no change)Sporting News (Bill Bender): Auburn vs. Stanford (Auburn replaces South Carolina) NFL.com (Mike Huguenin): Auburn vs. UCF (no change) Athlon Sports (Steven Lassan): Texas A&M vs. UCF (no change) Each week the Allstate Sugar Bowl will make its YouTube Picks of the Week, including impressive off-field performances, great games, illuminating features and top highlights such as this bizarre double fumble in a Sacred Heart-Monmouth game in which the initial man who fumbled initially, recovered the second fumble and "returned" it for a touchdown, as well as this double-lateral pass by Fresno State.
College football fans, be sure to "like" the official Allstate Sugar Bowl Facebook page (linked above) and vote each week for the Manning Award Player of the Week. The top quarterback performances from each week will be posted giving you the chance to vote for that you think was the best effort each week of the college football season.
While 30 quarterbacks are on the Manning Award Watch List, additional players may be added later in the season and every quarterback in the country remains eligible for the honor. Here's a look at some of this week's top quarterback performances:Tajh Boyd, Clemson(24-of-29, 377 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT, QBR: 83.6)Boyd also rushes for a touchdown as he becomes the ACC's all-time leader in total touchdowns responsible for while playing just over one half in a 59-10 blowout of Virginia.
Kolton Browning, UL-Monroe(21-of-31, 354 yards, 5 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 85.1)Browning continues to recover impressively from a serious leg injury, throwing for season-bests in yards and touchdowns as he leads the Warhawks to a critical Sun Belt road win over Troy, 49-37.
Derek Carr, Fresno State(39-of-55, 487 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 80.3)Carr, who also rushes for a touchdown, becomes Fresno State's all-time leader with 10,821 passing yards in a 41-23 victory over Nevada.
Grant Hedrick, Boise State(19-of-27, 305 yards, 5 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 95.8)Hedrick has the biggest game of his career, tallying six touchdowns (one rushing) in a 42-30 Mountain West road victory over Colorado State.
Taylor Kelly, Arizona State(22-of-31, 275 yards, 5 TDs, 1 INT, QBR: 95.4)Kelly registers a career high with seven touchdowns (he also rushes for 66 yards and two scores) as the Sun Devils cruise to a 55-21 Pac-12 road win over Washington State.
Philip Nelson, Minnesota(16-of-23, 298 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 94.6)Nelson, who records career-highs in passing yards and touchdowns, caps his day by connecting on a 50-yard touchdown pass with 3:06 to go to lift the surging Gophers to a 42-39 Big Ten road victory over Indiana.
Gary Nova, Rutgers(27-of-38, 371 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 82.6)Nova tallies a career-high in passing yards and caps his day by connecting on a 33-yard touchdown pass with 35 seconds to go to lift the Scarlet Knights to a 23-20 comeback victory over Temple.
Terrance Owens, Toledo (18-of-24, 375 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 95.2)Owens registers a season-high in passing yards as he leads the Rockets to a 55-16 MAC victory over Eastern Michigan.
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(current BCS rankings, all times Central)#10 Oklahoma at #6 Baylor (Thursday, 6:30 p.m., Fox Sports 1): One of the biggest games of the year in the Big 12, the Sooners will look to slow the high-octane Bear defense (tops in the nation in scoring at 63.9 points per game).#2 Oregon at #5 Stanford (Thursday, 8 p.m., ESPN): This Pac-12 North showdown will feature the potent Duck offense (55.6 points per game) against the stout Cardinal defense (19.4 points per game) in a game which could leave the loser on the outside looking in at the BCS picture.#9 Auburn at Tennessee (11 a.m., ESPN): The Tigers have positioned themselves in the SEC West title picture; and with wins over Tennessee and Georgia, will set up a mammoth showdown with Alabama in the Iron Bowl.Virginia Tech at #7 Miami (6 p.m., ESPN): Both teams look to recover from losses and remain in the hunt for the ACC Coastal Division title and a probable showdown with Florida State in the league championship game.Houston at #21 UCF (6 p.m., ESPN2): While Louisville remains the top-ranked team in the American Athletic Conference, UCF holds the edge in the league standings, but will need to get by a strong Houston team which is also perfect in league play and 7-1 overall.#13 LSU at #1 Alabama (7 p.m., CBS): Alabama has continued to dominate foes while the rest of the SEC beats each other up week-to-week; the two-loss Tigers could jump firmly back in the BCS picture with an upset victory.#16 Fresno State at Wyoming (9:15 p.m., ESPN2): The Bulldogs get a break as the weather forecast for Laramie doesn't include snow on Saturday, but they still have the challenge of the Cowboys' dual-threat quarterback Brett Smith.


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Vaginal Pain
I am Charline and I am on my 24th week of pregnancy. I am experiencing vaginal pain every time I stand up, change lying position or when I am about to sit. This started during my 20th week and the pain seems to be increasing. I can walk normally but this happens at the instant I change position. It feels like my vagina is sore or tender on the inside. Is this normal? Please help.
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Hi Charline,
It's odd how different pregnancies can present different challenges. With some of my pregnancies, as I got further along, I had this "stabbing" pain which felt like it was in my vaginal area. It would just happen at random times. I didn't have that will all of my pregnancies, but I know I had it with more than one. It was nothing to be concerned with, and probably had something to do with the way the baby was positioned in my womb.
I wonder if your pain is related to ligaments stretching, as it is increasing as your belly gets bigger, and it is happening when you change position.
I will ask our resident midwife, Jane, to take a look at your question to see if she has any further insight. My guess is that if you're not experiencing any signs of infection (i.e. smelly discharge, itching or burning) that it may not be cause for concern.
We talked about Pelvic Pain During Pregnancy in another thread, so you may want to read through that to see if you can learn more.
Warm regards,
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Thank you Kate!
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I experienced sharp, stabbing pains in my cervical area with my last two babies. Especially the most recent one. I assumed it was a bit of early dilation and/or baby's position, as women tend to dilate earlier with subsequent children. I had a normal pregnancy and relatively normal birth, so I agree with Kate that it is likely a non-issue if you are not having additional infection-related symptoms.
I can remember these pains clearly with baby 4. They began late 2nd/early 3rd trimester and at times they were so great I had to sit down. They only lasted a minute or less and occurred rarely.
Just wanted to chime in and let you know that a similar sensation was normal for me. =)


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Joshmil53, Dec 31, 2012.
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What a hero
Trade him at once.....cracked ribs? You see how much he sucks. He can't even protect his ribs. I knew when he got married his ribs would be soft and everything would start breaking. Bring Jessica Simpson back.....or better...TO..
You could see him trying not to wince too badly after that one play where he got blindsided on the blitz.
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and there are still those that think our O line is just fine.
If a player is hurt and can't properly contribute, then he's a detriment. If he suffered cracked ribs, then he should have come out.
Hurt players playing hurt DO NOT help this team.
Hurt players are about all we have...
If true they should have let Orton play, rather than keeping him on the bench and letting his beard grow.
I was just thinking this, as he should have been pulled from this game and Orton put in. Game was too important for Romo to prove he is tough, trying to be a hero. We know he is tough.
I knew he wasn't right and something was off, so it was because of his rib.
also this is another coaching goof by Garrett.
But we have a healthy bus driver at backup QB.
Romo wasn't shining. Orton wouldn't have played worse.
A loss is a loss. Romo and cracked ribs was tossing in the towel.
The oline wasn't the problem yesterday, it was all Romo and Garrett unable to adjust to the Blitz.
Everyone loved when Romo went back in with a punctured lung and broken ribs to win the San Francisco game. But he should have come out against the Skins. Right folks. Just right.
He wasn't any good before he cracked the rib.
Romo didn't have cracked ribs just a cracked brain from all those stupid INT's. Please no more excuses for this guy.
hmm, not one post in this thread looks like an excuse.
So whats your solution for next year? I see you complain about the Oline but have yet to see any constructive criticism. The Oline did not play that badly, this was all on Romo. The redskins blitzed more people than could be blocked and as usual Garret never ran the ball. Dallas can easily fix this Oline next season by drafting Chance Warmack in the first round, picking up Slauson in FA, moving Bernadeau to center, and starting Parnell at RT. Like the CB position this year, the oline will be addressed.
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Mount Olive, N.C. - Gaither Hendrix scored a season high 27 points and Darius Moose and Drew Schauss were again in double figures, but Craig Hayes led four Trojans in double-digits as Brevard fell in the first round of the Mount Olive Pickle Classic to host Mount Olive, 100-78.
Jordan McCain led the Trojans (3-0) with 14 points in the first half as Mount Olive held a 53-39 halftime lead over the Tornados (0-4), but Hendrix continued to bring the fight in the second half, scoring 14 points and going a perfect 5-for-5 from the free throw line as Brevard connected on 83.3 percent of their attempts in their second half comeback attempt.
Hendrix led all players with 27 points, hitting all eight free throw attempts, as well as 9-for-17 from the floor as Brevard hit a season high 53.1 percent (26-49) from the floor. Moose added 14 points and a pair of assists, while Schauss scored 14 points off the bench, hitting two three-pointers in the loss.
Hayes led Mount Olive with a team high 17 points, going 7-for-8 from the floor, while McCain used his second half scoring surge to add 16 as the Trojans improve to 3-0 on the season. Mahamed Ibrahim and Darrell Patterson both scored 15 points apiece in the contest, while Kason Cheeks added nine points and a game high 13 rebounds to pace the Trojans in the win.
For the fourth game this season, the Tornados were on the board first as Aleksandar Vasiljevic hit an early jumper off the assist from Moose, but Hayes followed with a layup as Mount Olive opened the game with 15 of the first 21 points.
The Tornados cut into the lead with a pair of three-pointers by Schauss, but Mount Olive took control late in the half after a McCain three-pointer put the Trojans up 51-28 with 3:13 to play in the opening half. Brevard closed out the half on a 6-2 run from the free throw line as Hendrix scored four points and Jermichael Tanner and Michael Gist both hit free throws, but Patterson hit a jumper to send the teams into the break with the score at 53-34.
Brevard continued their run in the second half as Gist scored the first four points of the half as the Tornados cut the lead down to 60-46 with 16:04 on the clock following a layup by Vasiljevic.
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Egypts Muslim Brotherhood faces sharp internal divisions over presidential race (WASHINGTON POST) By Leila Fadel CAIRO, EGYPT 03/27/12)
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CAIRO With presidential elections set to begin in May, Egypts most powerful Islamist party is sharply divided over whether the group should field a candidate.
The Muslim Brotherhood had promised for more than a year that it would not enter the race, in an apparent effort to allay fears that the populist group wanted to take advantage of Hosni Mubaraks ouster to seize control of the country.
But Brotherhood officials suggested last week that they might field a candidate, prompting criticism from political opponents as well as some of the Brotherhoods own members, who say that a reversal would deal a major blow to the groups reputation and credibility.
The internal split over the presidential race follows months in which the Brotherhood has tried to tread carefully. While seeking a dominant role in Egypts government, the Brotherhood has been hesitant to reach for full control, wary of Western and liberal fears of its rise. Members are also keenly aware that the next year will be a difficult period of transition and, with full control of the countrys political levers, the Brotherhood could be an easy target for blame.
So far, analysts say, the Brotherhood has worked to garner just enough power to dominate the process while bringing others into the fold to share the responsibility. But holding the presidency would take away that shield and put the burden of responsibility on the Brotherhoods shoulders, analysts said.
Brotherhood officials said they expect the matter to be decided at a meeting of its executive body on Tuesday.
Its an unprecedented crisis in the Brotherhood, said a prominent member of the group, who asked to speak anonymously so he could speak candidly. Going back on their word is wrong. Islamists have to have morals.
In a statement Monday, the head of the Brotherhood said the group was only considering fielding a candidate because it was worried that former regime figures backed by the ruling military council would win if it did not. Local newspapers reported Monday that Mubarak-era intelligence chief Omar Suleiman may run for president.
We certainly do not seek power per se, Mohamed Badie, the supreme guide, said in a statement.
The Brotherhood which has emerged as a powerful player after decades of repression by Mubaraks secular but autocratic regime has broken at least one earlier political promise. It said its political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party, would only field candidates for about a third of the seats in Egypts first post- revolution parliament. But, in the end, it fielded many more, and members of the group were elected to just under half of the parliamentary seats.
The Islamist organization ousted a prominent progressive member, Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh, when he defied the groups leaders and said he would run for president. The candidate the Brotherhood is considering putting forward is its top financier, Khairat el-Shater, who represents more conservative elements of the group.
Last week about 20 young Muslim Brotherhood members went to the groups headquarters to demand that it honor its promise not to field a candidate. They also urged the groups leadership to stop its practice of dismissing people for joining other political parties.
The Brotherhood is an ideological organization, not a political one, said Mohammed al-Hadidi, a Brotherhood member who is Shaters son-in- law and a member of the dissenting group.
All of the seats we got in the parliament are based on the reputation that we are honest, Hadidi said in an interview. We just want to keep our reputation. Dismissing people based on political ideology reflects bad behavior of the Muslim Brothers against their own people, so if they go to the government how will they perform? How will they deal with other Egyptians who might take different opinions?
The Brotherhood had planned to announce its decision on a presidential candidate on Friday, but the storm of criticism appeared to force a postponement. Leading Brotherhood members have denied any infighting over the issue.
Twelve people outside the Guidance Bureau is not a protest, said Secretary General Mahmoud Hussein.
On Monday, however, dissent appeared to be broadening. Mohammed el- Beltagy, a leading member of the Freedom and Justice Party, urged the Brotherhood on his Facebook page not to proffer its own candidate and to admit its mistakes. Special correspondent Ingy Hassieb contributed to this report. (© 2010 The Washington Post Company 03/27/12)
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White House denounces Egypt crackdown, but little action seen
The White House Wednesday angrily denounced a bloody crackdown in Egypt that has left at least 149 people dead in clashes between protesters and security forces. But it was not clear what — if any — concrete response to the violence would come from Washington.
"The United States strongly condemns the use of violence against protestors in Egypt," spokesman Josh Earnest said in a statement to reporters who followed President Barack Obama to Martha's Vineyard on his vacation.
"Violence will only make it more difficult to move Egypt forward on a path to lasting stability and democracy and runs directly counter to the pledges by the interim government to pursue reconciliation," he warned. "The world is watching what is happening in Cairo."
His comments came as Egypt's health ministry put the death toll at 149 with another 1,400 wounded in a police raid on supporters of deposed President Mohammed Morsi at a Cairo protest camp and other clashes nationwide.
The interim government has also imposed a monthlong state of emergency, a move the White House branded a slip away from promises to move toward democratic rule.
"We also strongly oppose a return to a state of emergency law and call on the government to respect basic human rights, such as peaceful assembly and due process under the law," Earnest warned.
Earnest declined to say whether the U.S. had been caught by surprise by the overnight massacre of demonstrators. Nor would he say whether specific top U.S. officials had reached out by telephone to their Egyptian counterparts.
Earnest repeated longstanding warnings that the U.S. is constantly reviewing its commitment of $1.3 billion in aid to Egypt's military. But he reiterated that Washington would still not label the ouster of the democratically elected president a coup, which would force the administration to freeze that assistance.
"It is not in the best interests of the United States," he said.
Still, Washington wants "tangible evidence" from the interim government of moves toward democratic civilian rule, and wants it "promptly," Earnest said.
What if no such proof is forthcoming, a reporter asked? Then the United States will … publicly call for it again, the spokesman replied.
Earnest said he was not issuing an ultimatum, insisting that "we can work with our allies and others to put pressure on the interim government to make good on these commitments that they've made. We'll continue to urge them."
Asked why he thought more rhetoric would change the government's behavior, Earnest replied: "I think when they sit around the table and they see their friends all around the world urging them to make good on their promise, I think that makes them more likely to make good on their promise."
But, he said, "I guess this is the ultimate conclusion here: This is something that Egyptians are going to have to resolve."
Earnest said the president had received a briefing on the situation from National Security Adviser Susan Rice and would continue to monitor events.
Separately, the White House said World Bank President Jim Kim, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts, and former U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk had joined Obama for a round of golf.
Presidents are never truly on vacation — they always bring high-tech communications, a phalanx of aides and policy dilemmas in their metaphorical luggage. As if to underscore that, the White House released an official photograph of Rice briefing Obama. But there were echoes of another unfortunate moment in presidents-golfing-during-an-international-crisis.
Earnest said Obama could stay on top of the situation while on vacation.
"The president is being kept apprised of the developments and will be briefed as necessary," the spokesman said.
"He's already been briefed this morning by his national security adviser, and he's asked his team to keep him advised as developments warrant. And I anticipate that he will do that over the course of the rest of the day — and probably the rest of the trip," he said.


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We had a wonderful time in Tel Aviv - Our apartment had the best location, it was very close to one of the nicest beaches in Tel Aviv and in walking distance to many nice bars and restaurants. Everything was new and clean and also very well organized. Ori was the perfect host. We will definitely come back soon!
- very close to Flea Market Area and old Jaffa
- many nice restaurants an coffee shops nearby
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A small flat on the sink leaking and therefore unusable.
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Un petit bemol concernant le lavabo qui fuyait et donc inutilisable.
we have booked a studio apartment but then got upgraded to a one bedroom apartment. The apartment was very dirty; the teasmade was old and rusty; the bathroom shower, toilet and sink where not cleaned at all; the fugues in bathroom old and mouldy; so not very luxury at all. The personal for cleaning was a men who really did not know his job. I highly recommend you to take your own cleaning rag because there is no one in the appartment. Also the frig was dirty and in some of the pots there were water in it but the pots where in the drawer. How is that possible? We were there in Sept. 2013. Maybe they've renovated the bathroom fugues and took a new cleaning personal. If not, I don't recommend this appartment. Let me see if I can upload some of the photos for this appartment.
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The Black Keys will be playing a Christmas show at the Akron Civic Theatre on Saturday, December 22.
The West Akron bred duo doesn't play in their own backyard very often and when they have in the past it's usually been at the Lime Spider, a much smaller (and now defunct) venue than the Civic.
Tickets are $25.00 in advance, $28.00 Day of Show (I suggest not waiting until the "day of show" as you may find yourself waiting outside....by yourself.)To read more or comment...
Sorry fans,
But singer/songwriter (and daughter of a legend), Rosanne Cash has had to cancel her November 10th appearance at the Kent State Folk Festival, due to health issues festival officials announced today.To read more or comment...
I forgot to mention this show in my column today (because I wrote the date wrong on my calendar, sorry) but this ought to be an interesting musical/visual experience for folks into such things.
This Saturday night at the Renaissance Performing Arts Center (138 Park Ave. West) in Mansfield, Cleveland jazz/rock/fusion instrumental band Rare Blend will be providing a live soundtrack to the 1925 silent film classic The Phantom of the Opera.To read more or comment...
OK, that was mean but after enduring (metaphorical) reams of righteously indignant and occasionally crazy emails regarding Mr. Aiken and his career trajectory, I'm gonna let that title stand.
Anyway, remember way back when Clay Aiken was really famous and one of the compliments (albeit a left-handed one in some cases) often paid to him by the media and regular people who were less than enthralled with his unique charms was that he had a perfect voice, singing style and stage presence for Broadway?To read more or comment...
Holy crap the fall concert schedule just keeps getting better.
On Friday, December 14th, at Quicken Loans Arena the incomparable BARRY MANILOW will perform for one night only! Manilow has been riding a successful series of albums dubbed Barry Manilow Sings the Greatest Song of the...with set dedicated to the 50's, 60's and 70's.To read more or comment...
Tickets for the Novermber 6 performance of Stevie Wonder will go on sale at 10 a.m., Friday, Oct. 12.
So on Tuesday Radiohead will release their new album IN RAINBOWS.
What? You say you didn't know?
You hadn't seen any obnoxious displays in your local Best Buy or Walmart heralding the recorded return of the artsy Brit Band that sells a ton of records and sells out concert tours?
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This oughta be a good one.
LIVENATION announced yesterday that the one and only STEVIE WONDER will be bringing his Wonder Summer Nights, his first in a decade to Quickens Loans Arena on Tuesday, November 6.
Tickets go on sale Monday October 8 and will be $49.50, $69.50 (to whom is that extra .50 going?) and an even $95. There are also a "limited number" of $200 "Gold Circle Seats" which, unless they seat me right next to Stevie's keyboard and I get to play a few chords every now and then throughout the show are simply to damned expensive.
I've never seen Stevie Wonder live but I do have a fantastic bootleg of his 1973 Wonderlove band playing the Rainbow in the U.K. featuring Maniac singer/songwriter/guitarist Michael Sembello drummer Ollie Brown and bassist Reginald McBride and the backup singers
Reportedly it was recorded for possible release but Stevie was unhappy with the quality of the soundboard recordings.
It's a shame that Stevie's Golden Period roughly 1972' Music In My Mind to 1980's Hotter Than July though many folks would exclude the 1979 "soundtrack" Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants
It's a loose at times seemingly freeform funked up jam session that begins with a 17 minute take on the instrumental Contusion (from Songs In The Key Of Life which had yet to be released).
It's the kind of R&B show that sadly could've only happened in the 1970's. I can't think off the top of my head of any contemporary artist that would begin their show that way except maybe D'Angelo, but he only makes a record a decade.
Anyway, I recall a cousin of mine going to see Stevie sometime in the 80s and he said it was fine but the band was bloated with a big horn section (good), a phalanx of backup singers (not bad unless their obnoxious) and three keyboardists/synth players in addition to himself (way baaaad).To read more or comment...


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EVERETT — A convicted sex offender found hiding in an Everett woman's bed was sentenced to nearly two years in prison Tuesday.
Jason Hoff, 34, was under supervision for a 2009 conviction for failing to register as a sex offender when police caught him inside the home of a woman who lived alone.
The homeowner told Everett police she became suspicious when she arrived home from work Dec. 6 and noticed lights on in her house. Instead of going inside to investigate, she alerted a neighbor, an off-duty Everett police officer.
He and the woman waited outside for more officers to arrive.
Police quickly discovered that the house had been ransacked. Small stacks of items had been piled around the house. Officers searched the house and in the last upstairs bedroom they reportedly found Hoff lying on the bed. He appeared to be trying to hide under a pile of clothes. He was dressed in women's clothes.
Hoff was charged with second-degree burglary as well as attempting to elude police in connection with a separate incident. He pleaded guilty in January.
On Tuesday, he apologized to the court and his family for his actions.
After his arrest, Hoff allegedly told police that a woman named "Angela" had invited him over to her aunt's house for sex. He said "Angela" must have slipped a drug in the cereal he'd been eating because he passed out. He said when he woke up, he was in woman's clothing and cops were handcuffing him.
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PARIS -- The 14th annual Sandwich & Snack Show is set for March 20 and 21 at the Paris Porte de Versailles Convention and Exhibition Center. It will be held in conjunction with the third presentation of Parizza, an exposition themed specifically to operators of pizzerias and other informal Italian restaurants. Parizza collocated with the Sandwich & Snack Show for the first time in 2012.
Next year, plans call for the two shows to be held in conjunction with Vending Paris 2014. The popular vending show, which began as D.A. Expo more than two decades ago, has grown steadily into an international vending showcase.
The 2012 edition of Vending Paris attracted nearly 10,500 industry members, 24% from other countries, and some 200 exhibitors, 34% of them international. It offered 11 educational sessions, including the eagerly anticipated International Business Day that made its debut in 2010. European Vending Association director-general Catherine Piana again moderated this wide-ranging discussion and idea exchange.
The French national vending association NAVSA (Syndicat Nationale de Vente et Services Automatiques), which sponsors the show, took advantage of the occasion to turn the spotlight on its new "healthy" vending program, introduced in June 2012. It's called "feelGood: de la variété dans votre distributeur," and labels carrying this slogan identify machines stocked with balanced selections including fruit, low-calorie beverages, cereal products and dairy items. Partners include major national and international product suppliers. At show time, some 600 machines around the country were stocked in accordance with the feelGood specification.
The 2013 Sandwich and Snack Show and Parizza offer exhibits across a broad spectrum to attract a wide range of foodservice providers, ranging from cafes and bars through supermarkets and hospitality services to group catering and the "on-the-go" market for snacks and food. Last year's event drew more than 11,600 visitors, and innovations at the exhibit included examples of the "snackable" trend (appealing functional foods in convenient packaging for consumption anywhere) as well as food trucks and conceptual "street food" projects developed by students at Strate Collège (Sèvres).
The Sandwich & Snack Show and Parizza, as well as Vending Paris, are managed by Reed Expositions France (Puteaux). According to Dalinda Bounouara, who is in charge of the international promotion and marketing of the shows for Reed, staging the three shows concurrently next year ("three shows in one") will address the diverse needs and interests of today's away-from-home food and beverage services. "We all know that food and vending are a great couple," she said.
Vending Paris, which was launched a quarter of a century ago as D.A. Expo, is held every two years. The 2014 presentation, combined with the two fast-food and snack shows, is set for Feb. 5 through 7, 2014, at Paris Expo Port de Versailles. Next year's Vending Paris will be the 14th edition of the biennial event, and the first to be held early in the year.
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ok i have a 120GB hd usb i want to be able to boot from usb and have it be persistent i followed your how 2
(needs updating or something writing commands is very unclear) and stopped before installing nessus booted from usb didnt work said "starting (something) 1.5." then started seeing usb it said something about ubuntu 7 then "bash-like command" press help for installed preconfigured or something commands and stays in black dos screen with (initramfs) on the first line you can type after it. itried more than once to install backtrack to it. same thing happened when i used install.sh on the desktop and told it to use the whole usb. please help been driven me nuts (i erased my hard drive on accident trying todo this) thats how many times and how late i stayed up trying although i don't really care just want to make persistent changes
need help and so does ur how 2


text: There's been quite a few arguments and aggressive talk on here lately. While it is amusing alot of the time I'd like to change it up. So I think a poll or opinion is in order. What do you guys think are some good surf jams. Chili peppers? Offspring? Citzen Cope?