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Congressional Leaders Called To The White House
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama summoned congressional leaders to the White House on the second day of a partial government shutdown that has furloughed hundreds of thousands of workers and closed military cemeteries as far away as France.
Republican leaders welcomed the Wednesday afternoon meeting but questioned whether Democrats were ready to deal.
Much of the government's operations were put on hold early Tuesday — ruining vacations, robbing businesses of customers and even idling many in the nation's intelligence force — in a dispute over Republicans' efforts to block or postpone Obama's health care law.
Obama repeatedly has said he won't negotiate changes in the law in exchange for reopening the government. Some in both parties have ominously suggested the impasse might last for weeks, with tea party-backed conservatives especially committed to the fight. But a few Republicans seem ready to blink.
House Speaker John Boehner's office cast the White House invitation as a sign the president might be backing down.
"We're pleased the president finally recognizes that his refusal to negotiate is indefensible," Boehner spokesman Brendan Buck said. "It's unclear why we'd be having this meeting if it's not meant to be a start to serious talks between the two parties."
But an Obama adviser said the president would urge House Republicans to pass a spending bill free of the health care dispute or other demands.
Don Stewart, a spokesman for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said "frankly, we're a little confused as to the purpose of this meeting."
Nevertheless, McConnell, R-Ky., and Boehner, R-Ohio, agreed to sit down with Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
There were some rumblings from Republicans who wanted to reopen the government.
Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., accused tea party-backed lawmakers of trying to "hijack the party" and said he senses that a growing number of rank-and-file House Republicans — perhaps as many as a hundred — are tired of the shutdown that began Tuesday morning and will be meeting to look for a way out.
But GOP leaders and tea party-backed members seemed determined to press on. The House GOP leadership announced plans to pass five bills to open popular parts of the government — including national parks, processing of veterans' claims, the Washington, D.C., government, medical research, and to pay members of the National Guard.
The White House immediately promised a veto, saying opening the government on a piecemeal basis is unacceptable.
"Instead of opening up a few government functions, the House of Representatives should re-open all of the government," the White House said in an official policy statement.
Democrats in Congress said it was unfair to pick winners and losers as federal employees worked without a guarantee of getting paid and the effects of the partial shutdown rippled through the country and the economy.
Funding for much of the U.S. government was halted after Republicans hitched a routine spending bill to their effort to kill or delay the health care law they call "Obamacare."
Rep. Jason Chaffetz, a tea party favorite, said there would be no solution until President Barack Obama and Democrats who control the Senate agree to discuss problems with the nation's unfolding health care overhaul.
"The pigsty that is Washington, D.C., gets mud on a lot of people and the question is what are you going to do moving forward," Chaffetz, R-Utah, said on CBS' "This Morning."
Meanwhile, another financial showdown even more critical to the economy was looming. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew told Congress that unless lawmakers act in time, he will run out of money to pay the nation's bills by Oct. 17. Congress must periodically raise the limit on government borrowing to keep U.S. funds flowing, a once-routine matter that has become locked in battles over the federal budget deficit.
Rep. Steny Hoyer of Maryland, the second-ranking House Democrat, said Democrats would overwhelmingly accept a short-term spending measure to reopen the government and increase the nation's debt limit while other political differences are worked out. "That would be a responsible way to go," Hoyer told CNN.
At issue is the need to pass a temporary funding bill to keep the government open since the start of the new budget year on Tuesday.
Congress has passed more than 100 temporary funding bills since the last shutdown in 1996, virtually all of them without controversy. The streak was broken because conservative Republicans have held up the current measure in the longshot hope of derailing or delaying Obamacare, just as the health insurance exchanges at the heart of the law opened on Tuesday.
Some 800,000 federal workers — more than a third of the government's civilian employees — deemed nonessential were staying home again Wednesday in the first partial shutdown since the winter of 1995-96.
Even spy agencies felt the effects. Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper told Congress that roughly 70 percent of the intelligence workforce — including the CIA and National Security Agency — have been furloughed but he's trying to keep enough people to guard against potential threats.
Across the nation, America roped off its most hallowed symbols: the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, the Statue of Liberty in New York, Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, the Washington Monument. Yosemite, the Everglades, the Smoky Mountains and more — put up "Closed" signs and shooed campers away. Couples planning to wed in national parks, rafters ready for once-in-a-lifetime trips through the Grand Canyon, and tourists who came from South Korea to see Hawaiian volcanoes all got the boot.
Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia said he was getting pleas from businesses that rely on tourists. "The restaurants, the hotels, the grocery stores, the gasoline stations, they're all very devastated with the closing of the parks," he said.
The far-flung effects reached France, where tourists were barred from the U.S. cemetery overlooking the D-Day beaches at Normandy. Twenty-four military cemeteries abroad have been closed.
While U.S. military personnel are getting paid during the shutdown, hundreds of thousands of civilian Defense employees are being furloughed.
Even fall football is in jeopardy. The Defense Department said it wasn't clear that service
academies would be able to participate in sports, putting Saturday's Army vs. Boston College and Air Force vs. Navy football games on hold, with a decision to be made Thursday.
The White House said Obama would have to truncate a long-planned trip to Asia, calling off the final two stops in Malaysia and the Philippines.


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October 18 College Football Recap
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Here's a brief look at the highlights of the seventh week of the college football season. The week featured four teams in the top 17 getting upset and also saw Alabama climb over Florida to No. 1 in the AP poll. It also saw two of the top quarterbacks (Oklahoma's Sam Bradford and Cincinnati's Tony Pike) in the nation go down with injuries.
Upsets!No. 19 Georgia Tech 28, No. 4 Virginia Tech 23: First home win over a top-five team since 1962 for Yellow Jackets.
Business as Usual:No. 2 Alabama 20, No. 22 South Carolina 6: Mark Ingram rushes for 246 yards and Tide jumps Florida for No. 1 ranking.
A Win is a Win:No. 1 Florida 23, Arkansas 20: Gators need last second field goal to hold off Razorbacks.
BCS Busters:No. 5 Boise State: Broncos come from behind to upend Tulsa, 28-21, in a game that many thought would be the toughest remaining on their schedule.
Joining the Rankings:Pittsburgh 24, Rutgers 17: Pitt improves to 6-1 and could be Cincinnati's top challenger in the Big East.
SEC Surprise:Kentucky 21, Auburn 14: Wildcats beat Auburn for first time since 1966 as Gene Chizik's spectacular start is turning sour.
Undefeateds Go Down:South Florida and Kansas suffer first losses leaving just seven undefeated teams in the nation.
Injuries:Oklahoma QB Sam Bradford reinjured his shoulder and could miss the remainder of the season.
This Week's Key Games (with new AP rankings)No. 10 TCU at No. 16 BYU: Huge game in the Mountain West; a win for the Frogs would likely give a big boost in BCS Standings.
Manning Award Stars of the WeekFrom the players selected to the preseason Watch List for the Manning Award, here are some of the standout stars from week seven:
Max Hall, BYU (27-of-39, 346 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)
Case Keenum, Houston (30-of-43, 334 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INT)
Kellen Moore, Boise State (22-of-32, 187 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)
Tyler Sheehan, Bowling Green (28-of-41, 376 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)
Tim Tebow, Florida (17-of-26, 255 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT)
Manning Award Players to WatchThe Manning Award Watch List will be revised in mid-October. Here's a look at seventh-week numbers from quarterbacks making a bid to join the Watch List:
Matt Barkley, USC (19-of-29, 380 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT)
Diondre Borel, Utah State (25-of-42, 353 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)
Ben Chappell, Indiana (23-of-38, 333 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)
Joey Elliott, Purdue (31-of-50, 281 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT)
Nick Foles, Arizona (31-of-41, 324 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)
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Flames in Second Place at Northern Intercollegiate
The Liberty Flames jumped out to a strong start and held the lead for most of the day at the Northern Intercollegiate before a late surge pushed day one leader Houston to the top of the leaderboard.
Houston, who finished last year ranked No. 25 by Golfstat and No. 26 by Golfweek, currently leads the 15-team field following a nine-under par 279 on the par-72, 7,236-yard Rich Harvest Farms course.
Liberty, who ranked No. 44/38 in the final 2012-13 rankings (Golfstat/Golfweek), fired a seven-under par 281 to open its season on a course that will host one of the six NCAA Men's Golf Regionals in May.
Liberty's 281 finished as one of the Top 20 team rounds in golf program history (tied for 18th-best single round team score). Liberty has also carded a 281 on three other occasions, with the most recent coming during the closing round of 2010 Big South Men's Golf Championship.
Only one other team in the 15-team field was able to finish in red figures, as Kentucky (last year ranked No. 54/56) stands in third place after a two-under par 286.
Rounding out the top five teams in the field following first round action is Virginia, who is in fourth place after a one-over par 289, and UCF, who is in fifth place following a two-over par 290.
Houston's Blair Hamilton and Kentucky's David Snyder currently lead the 88-man field after opening their collegiate seasons with a five-under par 67.
UCF's Ricardo Gouveia, Kentucky's Stephen Poweres and Houston's Roman Robledo share third place after a four-under par 68.
Liberty's Ian McConnell stands in sixth place after firing a three-under par 69, marking the first of four starting golfers for the Flames to finish in red figures.
McConnell opened with a bogey on the par-4, No. 10 hole, his first of the day, but closed with four birdies and 13 pars to post his seventh career sub-par 70 round of golf. The senior's birdies came in pairs as he birdied holes No. 15 and 16 and No. 3 and 4.
Niklas Lindstrom followed one stroke behind, posting his 28th career round at par or better with a two-under par 70. After birdieing No. 2, his 11th hole of the day, Lindstrom carded his first over-par score with a bogey at the par-4, No. 4 hole. He rebounded with his third birdie of the day on the par-5, No. 7 hole to close out his two-under par round.
Three Liberty golfers are among the eight players who currently share 11th place following a one-under par 71.
Liberty's Chase Marinell and Harrison Winger are two of the five Flames currently on head coach Jeff Thomas' team roster for the weekend. Jacob Mast is competing as an individual.
Marinell, a PING All-Region honoree in 2013, hovered around the one-under mark most of the day and was able to stay at that score thanks to a closing birdie on the par-4, No. 9 hole.
Winger made the turn at even par and offset two back nine bogeys with three birdies to card his second-lowest career round for the Flames.
Mast opened with a birdie on his first hole at No. 1 and followed with back-to-back bogeys. He made the turn at one-under par before posting two backside bogeys and birdies to close out his lowest career round for the Flames.
Rounding out Liberty's starting five was Michael Hocker, who helped the Flames grab the early lead as he was five-under par through 11 holes. But the sophomore closed with a pair of bogeys and two double bogeys to slip back to a one-over par 73, which shares 23rd place overall.
The Flames will head off the No. 1 tee starting at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday along with golfers from third-place Kentucky and current leader Houston as they compete in the middle round of the three-day, 54-hole event hosted by Northern Illinois.


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Along with the release date, he also introduced fans to the album artwork which prominently features his signature mau5head logo.
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(NEWSER) – Move over, polar vortex: The Northeast is prepping for a major snowstorm—what could be Washington, DC's biggest in three years. A look at what the region faces today:
- Philadelphia: The Inquirer says a "bombogenesis" is coming this afternoon. What's that? "A rapidly intensifying storm." The city and surrounding areas, including parts of New Jersey and Delaware, are expecting 7 to 11 inches of snow. As almost everywhere else is reporting, "dangerous cold" is also expected.
- New York: Could see its biggest storm of the season so far, with 8 to 14 inches of snow expected, the New York Times reports. Temperatures are expected to drop into the single digits tonight; add in the wind and it'll feel like 10 below. The storm is expected to pass by tomorrow morning, though freezing temperatures won't break until ... Monday.


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I'm taking a cue from Mamie and listing ten things that I say (often multiple times in a day) over the course of my professional life.
1. Less talking, more writing!
2. I don't know; what do YOU think?
3. You know I can hear you whispering, right?
4. ONE butt to a chair, please.
5. Did you REALLY just say that out loud and in front of witnesses?
6. ….AND….? Give me more!
7. Oh, DO quit your whining. You have to do ONE homework assignment; your teachers have to grade and enter them ALL….
8. If you don't ask, the answer is always 'no'.
9. Stop saying "like" (this usually renders them temporarily speechless, often amusingly so).
10. You know I love you, right? (usually uttered before the delivery of some form of verbal smack down).
I discovered the other day that some of my freshmen are keeping a running log of the things that I say that they think are funny. I know for sure that they copied down "I need to take up coffee… or maybe rum," the other day, which was my response to their being completely wound up and uncontrollable at 8:00 on a Monday morning. When the list gets to ten, I'll publish them for you; I think you'll be surprised by some of the things that get said in my classroom…


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So you have a license to operate on that type of equipment?
I'm planing to do some test regarding 802.11p communication in urban environment.
I'm setting up a simple testbed with two 802.11p host and I plan on testing radio link quality and transmission performance.
I'm looking for a software or a suite of tools able to:
- generates traffic with packet size and interval time configurable
- data collection and traffic analyzer that can monitors traffic performance like throughput, %pkt-lost, jitter, latency, round trip delay, and also signal power level received.
The main problem is the data collection and statistic presentation. I need something simple to configure and manage that can log statistic about data sent and corresponding data received on the other end.
802.11p hosts are equipped by (light) Ubuntu 8.10 distribution
thanks so much!
So you have a license to operate on that type of equipment?
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
802.11p isn't that wifi in a car/vehicle? I thought this was still in testing stages, is it an official standard now 802.11p? If so, does anyone have any ideas of working distances?
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
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Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
If you are interested I would like to use this to run my companies web connection out to technicians working in the surrounding area, hence why I was interested in distances, I haven't tested anything with current technology, as its really just a passing thought that keeps coming in to my mind, I posted my lame ass question because I thought the 2 people posting knew the subject and might just be able to answer off the top of their heads.
Sorry !
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Abstract—Current research for vehicular communication is largely driven by the allocation of 75MHz spectrum in the 5.9GHz band for Dedicate Short Range Communications (DSRC) in North America. The IEEE 802.11p Physical (PHY) layer and Medium Access Control (MAC) layer that is currently under standardization aim at communication distances of up to 1000m. To achieve longer distances, multi-hop communication is needed. The number of neighbor vehicles is an important input parameter for algorithms that choose the optimal next transmitter of a multi-hop chain. In this paper we evaluate the number of potential communication partners in communication range of an IEEE 802.11p vehicular ad-hoc network including mobility effects and multi-path propagation. In addition the available communication duration is evaluated.
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
802.11p is going to be a standard! (I guess in the end of April)
we have the minimal equipment and we are going to test its performance in real urban and suburban environment to understand its limit at high speed vehicular movement.
We need a something to track and report status and performance of the link between the only two 802.11p hosts that we have.
NTP synchronization protocol could be useful to match results.
We'll use also GPS for positioning and timing.
i would be thankful if you can suggest a suitable suit of tools!


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19th January 2012 08:21 PM #1
What type of breastpads do you use?
I started off using disposable breast pads and I preferred the ones with a sticker on them to attach them to your bra otherwise I found they moved around too much. After about 2 months I swapped to washable pads which i found were more absorbent and cheaper but they would sometimes move and be showing above my top - which is not a look I aspire to! I was just having a look at these Lilypadz - has anyone used them or is thinking of using them? I'm tempted to try as the information says they 'apply a gentle pressure on the nipple to stop breast milk leakage while they are properly in place' so this could be the best solution! I don't like having to discretely look down at my top to check if there's a leak or a loose breast pad! I'd love to hear your experiences with the Lilypadz or other breast pads.
21st January 2012 06:16 AM #2
The feedback I've had so far regarding the LilyPadz has been really positive. They don't work when at first your breast milk comes in (the first week or so) as the quantity of milk and the force of the let down can cause them to leak. But once the breast milk supply settles down they work beautifully. I would be keen to hear about other women's experiences with LilyPadz.
10th February 2012 01:46 PM #3
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LilyPadz - God's Gift to the Breastfeeding Mum!
Okay maybe 'God's gift' is an exaggeration but I used LilyPadz years ago with my first daughter, now 7. They were FANTASTIC.
They were very easy to put in place, never moved and never leaked. I admit the initial outlay is more than for disposable or cloth pads but keep in mind a single pair of LilyPadz last for at least 2 months (and longer in my experience). You won't be throwing out endless disposable pads, which will be better for the environment, and you won't be washing cloth ones (or worse, discovering the ones you have on are soggy and the rest are still wet on the line).
All they need is a quick wash under the handbasin tap and a shake dry and you're away. I note Lily now also make a cleaning solution and cleaning wipes (for when you're out) for use with LilyPadz.
I think the LilyPadz Starter Pack, which includes the solution, wipes and LilyPadz, makes great value.
Happy Feeding!
PS If you are asking yourself why I didn't use LilyPadz the second time around, it is because I haven't had milk leakage and so haven't needed pads of any kind.
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20th February 2012 03:14 AM #4
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Great post! I have only leaked with one of my four children so I do not have a lot of experience with this. I used disposables with him but did not like them so much. I bought hemp pads for the next two babies, but never needed them.
I love the idea of LilyPadz and I am always looking for stuff to suggest to my doula clients, love to hear such positive reviews!
Has anyone tried the pads that collect the milk? I think they are called Milkies. I am interested to know how you feel about those as well. I've heard that heavy leaker's were able to build up their freezer stock using those pads, without even having to pump.
20th February 2012 10:44 AM #5
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Well I'm a first time mom and never had any ideas about breast pads until I realized I needed them, lol. At first my mom bought the washable breast pads but they were so bad my milk would leak and show off on my top. So the next thing we bought was a pigeon disposable breast pad. They were good but quite expensive also. So when I'm at home, I don't use them. I use towels as my breast pads. I only use the disposable when I get out of the house.
I just read about Lilypadz now and I am thinking that it's really wonderful! The next time I need breast pads, I would really purchase this!
21st February 2012 01:33 PM #6
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I had so much milk that I had to use washable breast pads AND disposable breast pads otherwise I'd have soaked right through the fabric ones.
At night I would lay thick, cloth diapers across my chest so I didn't have to wear a bra at night, but I went through a lot of those - just had a stack on the bed.
24th February 2012 01:14 PM #7
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Lover of LilyPadz
Hey there momikatie
Sounds to me like you won't know yourself once you start using LilyPadz. You will be able to wear them all the time and banish the at-home-towels!
I can't vouch for the current variety but I used to use a scant amount of conventional glyerine based handsoap (the regular clear variety from the supermarket) to clean my LilyPadz. The solution didn't exist then. I notice in the FAQ on LilyPadz that they suggest dish detergent as an alternative. This would save you money!
I also note in the FAQ that they quote a use time of around 2 months. I found mine lasted longer than that, although I do recall replacing them at some point. In any case, they were well worth the money.
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28th February 2012 04:38 AM #8
The Lilypadz sound great - I'm certainly going to purchase some for next time around.
Mom2many: I did try the breast pads that collect milk but on the instructions of mine it said you should be careful about feeding the milk to your baby. I suppose this was in terms of if you slept in them overnight and don't know how long the milk has been stored for. If you wear them in the daytime I would have thought the breast milk would have been within the 4-6 hours allowed for storing breast milk in a warm room. I see the 'Milkies' are advertised as being safe to feed your baby the leaked breast milk from. Although I felt I was leaking a large amount of milk (especially in the early hours of the morning) - when it was together in the collection cup it was actually only a little.


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Psoriasis is a skin condition that causes pink scaly spots on the skin and the scalp. The extent and severity of the condition can vary. Some people may only have a few affected areas while others have large areas of skin affected. This can sometimes run in families.
Ringworm, also known as tinea, is a fungal infection of the skin. There are different fungi that cause infection in various areas of the body, including the feet, back, groin, nails and face. It is contagious and causes a red, scaly rash that often forms in a ring. It is not a worm.
Scabies is an infestation of tiny insects called mites. It causes small, red bumps and intense itching. Scabies is highly contagious and can spread from person to person while they are sleeping together in the same bed or have close personal contact. The itching occurs when the mites burrow into the skin and lay eggs that hatch a few days later.
Seborrheic dermatitis is a common rash seen in infants and children. This is typically found as scaly, pink areas over the scalp, face, and body.
Warts are noncancerous skin growths caused by the papillomavirus. Warts are more common in children than adults, although they can develop at any age. Warts are contagious, which means they can spread to other parts of your body and to other people who touch you.


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Application Deadline Extended for Turkey Quota Hunts
SOCIAL CIRCLE, Ga. — With many Georgians experiencing power outages and other challenges this past week, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division decided to extend the turkey quota hunt application deadline through 11:59 p.m. on Feb. 19, 2014.
"We want to give sportsmen and women every opportunity to apply for a turkey quota hunt and we realize that for many people this week, the previous deadline of February 15 was not a priority," said John Bowers, chief of the Game Management Section. "Extending the deadline to the 19th provides a chance for everyone to get their application in for a chance to experience some of the best turkey hunting experiences available in Georgia."
To apply before the extended deadline, all interested hunters need to complete an online quota application that must be in before midnight Feb. 19.
How to Apply
Visit the website www.georgiawildlife.com/hunting/quota. Create a quota hunt account if you do not have one. Make sure that you enter your Social Security Number correctly when creating an account. This ensures the transfer of any priority points from previous seasons to the new account. Keep your email address current and correct to receive quota updates, application submission confirmations and notices about quota hunts.
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Last summer in Turkey, a small protest over the removal of trees in Gezi park began a large movement trying to protect one of the last green spaces remaining in the heart of Istanbul. The movement resulted in 1,900 people being arrested and nearly that many were reported injured. Social media served as the primary source of information for citizens. We interviewed Yalçın Pembecioğlu of Bigumigu about how the movement sparked and what it means for social media in Turkey. This is part of our SXSW Data Stories, where we're interviewing presenters about their data talks. Yalcin is presenting on #Occupygezi Movement: A Turkish Twitter Revolution.
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1. How did Twitter help create the #Occupygezi movement?
During the start of the event, none of the broadcast networks covered #OccupyGezi. Not even a little bit. I guess this encouraged people to take control and be their own media. Suddenly, everybody started to take and distribute pictures and videos from the places that events took place. The content from citizen media went viral in seconds.
2. Why would people choose Twitter over mainstream media as a source of information?
If the information is coming from someone you trust, it is very important information. During #OccupyGezi, people have seen the cold brutal face of the mainstream media. Our friends were on the streets and they were telling unbelievable stories. We have decided to believe our friends and families, instead of the mainstream media.
3. How did the #Occupygezi movement respond to rumors via social media?
It was emotionally devastating to see the police brutality towards the protestors. At those kinds of times, I guess people become more tolerant to biased information. But many of us, including me, spent hours on the computer to decipher the dirty data into real bits of information. Hence the term "kesin bilgi mi?" was born in the Turkish internet. It means "is it a confirmed information?". During #OccupyGezi, when important information came up, we were all asking questions to confirm it, and if it is confirmed, then we spread the information, if it's not, we were warning the source to double check the data. Now it's like a common meme on the internet to reply any joke as "kesin bilgi mi?". We have learned not to trust everything on the internet in a quick course.
4. After #Occupygezi, how did the use of social media change in Turkey?
The most popular social media platform is Facebook in Turkey with over 30 million active users. After #OccupyGezi, penetration of Twitter has accelerated. It is said that nearly 1 million new accounts were created during the #OccupyGezi weeks. It is believed that Twitter has around 9 million active accounts in Turkey. A society, which was very comfortable in symmetrical networks discovered the power and potential of unsymmetrical networks.
5. Overall, what does social media mean for revolutions?
Social media is the place for individual voices. It is very important for revolutions, because via social media we see there are thousands, millions of people out there just like us. I am not sure that the social media will be easily spoiled by power holders in the future, but for now, it can be the single source that an individual's voice can be heard.


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Each of the individuals below is someone whose writings have has a profound influence on me, but who also are people who I admire because of their biography as well. 1. John Trevor (1855-1930) The founder of the British Labour Church. I've posted about Trevor before and will post about him again. I half suspect [Read More…]
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Before and after: A draftee's decision
Prep prospect Ruiz will choose between pros, scholarship
By Andrew Pentis / Special to MLB.com | June 7, 2012 6:00 AM ET
BEFORE MLB's First-Year Player Draft begins -- more than three hours, in fact, before the 4 p.m. PDT start time Monday -- Rudy Ruiz has lost track of his son, Rio. "He went to my brother's house early," Rudy says. "I think he's got some nervous energy."
Rio Ruiz is a right-handed-throwing and left-handed-hitting third baseman out of Bishop Amat High School in La Puente, Calif, whom one could compare to a young Eric Chavez. Like Chavez way back in 1996, Ruiz is a first-round talent with a college commitment to the University of Southern California. But his stock is sliding. Scouts are concerned with the procedure he underwent in late March to remove a blood clot near his throwing shoulder, and their bosses are concerned that father Rudy and advisor Scott Boras are eying the signing bonus of a top-10 pick.
At this moment, however, Ruiz is an 18-year-old picking at finger foods, awaiting the arrival of his nine or 10 family members to join him around the TV. "It's a big day," he says on the other end of the phone from his uncle's living room. "A lot of my baseball comes down to one day, and the day has come."
And Ruiz might actually miss hearing his name called. His doctor hasn't cleared him to play in games -- he hopes that verdict will be handed down at his June 21 check-up -- but he'll be leaving the party early to take batting practice and toss the ball around at the San Gabriel Valley All-Star game. He was made an honorary team member because of his shortened senior season.
"My dad is recording it," he says, "so I'll come back and see what happens."
Ruiz is exactly the type of prospect affected by MLB's new Collective Bargaining Agreement, which sets in motion a wide range of new stipulations for what is also known as the Rule 4 Draft. Among the most important: Each team is assigned a bonus pool of money to use based on how early it picks and how many picks it has at its disposal. Two corollaries: If a team fails to sign a selection, it forfeits the ability to spend the amount of money slotted for that selection, and a team cannot go well above the slot allowance for any pick without incurring a significant penalty.
In the case of Ruiz, a team that is enamored with his bat but concerned about his health and his passion for playing collegiate baseball (he verbally committed to USC at 14) and potentially football (he quarterbacked his team before injuring his knee) might not be able to lure him away with a large bonus or a Major League contract -- the latter being another of this year's changes.
"[Scouts] were saying in the beginning of the year [I'd be] first round, but I am sure -- I am more than sure -- that I've slipped due to my injury," Ruiz says. "So now we'll just see what happens.
"Right now, I feel that it's 50-50. It's going to take something to change my mind either way. ... School, of course, is always going to be there, and pro ball is going to be there in another three years if I decided to go to 'SC. Either way, it's a win-win for me and my family."
AFTER his son has been selected with the first pick in the fourth round -- less than a minute, in fact, after he sees it flash across his computer screen at 10:45 a.m. PDT on Tuesday -- Rudy Ruiz calls Rio over. He tells him, "You got drafted by the Astros."
Ruiz, ranked 73rd and 98th among MLB.com's and Baseball America's Top 100 Draft prospects respectively, goes 129th overall to the same team that took Puerto Rican prep shortstop Carlos Correa with the No. 1 overall pick.
Where is Ruiz when he finds found out? Laying down in front of the TV watching a replay of an old ballgame.
"I didn't want to stress myself more than I already was," he says later. And when he got the news? "It was just relief -- the best word that I could say. It's over and done with now. That part is done."
The other part -- whether he will actually turn pro -- is still to come. And for Ruiz this year, it will come sooner than it did for players in his position in past years. The signing deadline for all draftees (aside from college seniors) has been moved up from Aug. 15 to July 13. This is welcomed by most, if not all, parties.
In his case, if Ruiz elects to fulfill his commitment to USC, the Trojans will find out a month sooner (and can therefore replace him in their recruiting class). Conversely, if Ruiz elects to sign a pro contract, he can start his career in earnest this summer as opposed to waiting until next spring. Some scouts maintain that the new timeline could add a year onto a player's big league career.
"You trust your body of work. This is a guy we've seen for a few years," Houston scouting director Bobby Heck explained to MLB.com. "By industry standards, [Ruiz] was kind of famous for his talent."
The afternoon after one of Heck's area scouts has called to offer congratulations -- and check up on Ruiz's medical status -- Rudy Ruiz sits in his office in Industry, a Los Angeles suburb, and the disappointment in his voice is hard to ignore, but -- despite seeing his son picked lower than he expected due in part, he thinks, to the new rules -- Ruiz sounds happy, too, even if he is being casual about it.
Though relieved, Rio wonders aloud, too. As with his dad, there's something of an empty feeling. He worked out for the Astros and wasn't shocked that Houston took him off the board -- but 28 other teams all passed on him at least twice. Three -- the A's, Twins, and Rangers -- passed six times, and two others -- the Padres and Blue Jays -- made seven picks before Ruiz was plucked.
"I wanted to go in the first round -- I really did -- but that wasn't in my control after the injury," he says. "That was up to the teams. If they took a shot at me, I wouldn't have let them down. With the Astros, I won't let them down."
Does he realize he is talking like he's made up his mind to go pro? Has he?
"I still feel it's 50-50," says Ruiz, who hopes to make his college-or-pro decision in early July. "We still have to talk about it as a family and see how everything is and how everything is going to go.
"Me being comfortable -- ultimately, that's the main thing it is going to come down to. What I want to do and what I am ready for."
Scout Says
Eight Major League scouts weighed in on this year's Draft class:
- Rating this year's talent pool on a scale of 1 to 10, the average response was a 4.4. This rating is likely affected by the amount of quality prospects that were available in 2011.
- Estimating how many future Major Leaguers they hope their team will haul in, the average response was six. One scout who said this number exactly offered, "I'd rather have one impact player than six fillers. Out of our six, I'd like to see one All-Star, two everyday players." Remember, the Draft shrunk from 50 rounds to 40 this time around.
- Two scouts whose teams had picks in the top 10 agreed that in five years Georgia prep outfielder Byron Buxton, who went second overall to the Minnesota Twins, will be the best position position player in his class.
- Two scouts whose teams used their first picks on pitchers agreed that in five years Stanford right-hander Mark Appel would be the best pitcher of his class. One of the scout's teams picked a hurler before Appel went eighth overall to Pittsburgh, and Appel, the expected No. 1 pick in some experts' eyes, slid because of the bonus-pool effect.
Wil Myers' 20 homers through 55 Minor League games should not be cheapened because he's played in the hitter-happy Texas and Pacific Coast Leagues. If we are going to nit-pick at baseball's No. 16 overall prospect, take note that while he is going deep once every 10 at-bats, he is also striking out once every 3.6. Still, he's batting .337 and reached base safely 40 percent of the time. It's hard to argue that any position player has done more to strengthen or restore his stock than Myers (Royals), who remains capable of defending at multiple positions.
Prospect Down
"Disappointing" continues to be the most appropriate word to describe No. 80 prospect Matt Dominguez (Marlins) in the batter's box. Though we're far from "lost" being the operative adjective -- he doesn't turn 23 until August -- Dominguez is batting .227 through 55 games in the PCL after batting .258 in 87 games there last year. He's also not getting on base (14 walks) regularly or driving the ball (16 extra-base hits) and even a Gold Glove-caliber third baseman (10 fielding errors) with his abilities needs to do one or the other. When will he figure it out?
Memo from Mayo
For Draft and prospects expert Jonathan Mayo's analysis, visit MLB.com's Prospects Central. Read his summation of the Draft's all-important first day.
Your Questions, Answered
Tweet your prospect-related queries to @AndrewMiLB and @MinorLeagues.
Reading Material
- There are already draft winners and losers, writes SI.com's Dave Perkin.
- Taijuan Walker is still scratching the surface, writes Fangraphs' Mike Newman.
- "Makeup" is a subjective evaluation tool, writes MinorLeagueBall's John Sickels.
- Billy Hamilton has a triple-digit number in mind, writes MiLB.com's Danny Wild.
Andrew Pentis is a contributor to MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at AndrewMiLB. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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By John Boyle Herald Writer
RENTON — In Atlanta, the pressure is on for the Falcons, who have lost three straight playoff games.
In Seattle, players are dancing at practice between plays as music blares from speakers along the sideline. That's what happens when you're playing with house money, so to speak.
And it's not that the Seahawks don't have high expectations, especially now that they've come this far. Any player you ask will tell you a Super Bowl title is the team's goal. But it has been clear the last two weeks that this young team, which has gotten better faster than most expected, isn't tensing up now as the stakes become higher.
"This team is in a real good place," said veteran cornerback Marcus Trufant. "It's good for us that we can focus and just kind of take the challenges as they come, and not get too high or too low. We're just trying to stay the course, and that's been good for us."
Seattle's levelheadedness has led to pretty consistent play all season — the Seahawks have not lost a game by more than seven points all year — and keeping things the same in the postseason has helped a young team from succumbing to the pressure of the playoffs.
"It's very important to just maintain the same routine," said fullback Michael Robinson. "(Head coach) Pete (Carroll) does a great job of keeping practice the same."
Meanwhile in Atlanta, players will be hard-pressed not to feel at least a little bit of pressure this week. The Falcons have enjoyed a lot of success since Mike Smith took over as head coach in 2008 with rookie quarterback Matt Ryan leading the offense. But the big knock on the team in recent years has been a lack of playoff success. In the past four years under Smith, the Falcons made the playoffs three times, and three times they have failed to win a game. In 2010, Atlanta was 13-3, was the NFC's top seed, and after a bye, lost at home to a wild card team.
That's a piece of history the Falcons really can't afford to have repeat itself. But while the Falcons are well aware of their past playoff failures, they aren't dwelling on that now.
"There's really no sense in worrying what happened in the past," Ryan said on a conference call. "I think you learn from it and you make adjustments. You try and use it in a positive light, but we talk about it all the time — what you did the week before, what you did the year before, has no bearing on what you're going to do the next time out."
Smith concurred that previous playoff losses don't matter to his current team, though they can as a coaching staff learn from the past. One adjustment made this year was that the team took on a heavier work load during its bye week. And Ryan added that if anything, the past playoff losses were a motivating factor in the offseason, not now.
"When you lose in the playoffs, it drives your motivation in the offseason," he said. "I think at this time, we're a different football team. We've got different guys around this building, and I'm a different football player. I'm more focused on and motivated by what's in front of us."
Injury update
Marshawn Lynch did not practice Wednesday and is listed as having a foot injury, though Carroll never mentioned the running back when discussing injuries from Sunday's game, so the day off was most likely precautionary. Cornerback Byron Maxwell and safety Jeron Johnson both sat out with hamstring injuries.
Seahawks make roster moves
As expected, the Seahawks announced a pair of roster moves Wednesday, placing defensive end Chris Clemons and kicker Steven Hauschka on injured reserve, and signing defensive end Patrick Chukwurah and kicker Ryan Longwell.
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Now that's what I call lookin' sharp! Check out the suit – all done with Sharpie markers. Serendipity struck at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. While I was busy minding my markers at the Sharpie Bar, up walks this dandy decked out in a suit made completely with Sharpie markers! This guy is walking the talk!
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Shaeffer, Hostetter and Dillman all named to All-SAC teamApril 19, 2011
Tornados place three on the postseason All-Conference team
Rock Hill, S.C. - Lindsay Shaeffer and Lindsay Hostetter were named to the 2011 All-SAC First Team, and Claire Dillman was selected to the All-SAC Second Team as the Tornados had three players recognized by the Head Coaches of the South Atlantic Conference as reported by the league office.
The All-SAC First Team recognition was Shaeffer's third in her illustrious career with Brevard College, and the senior from Perrysburg, Ohio becomes the first BC student-athlete in any sport to be named to the All-Conference team for three consecutive seasons. Shaeffer went 13-7 at the no. 1 spot in singles for Coach Nicole Bumgarner this season, going 6-2 in conference play. Shaeffer also went 6-2 in conference doubles play and had a six-match singles win streak which ran from March 19-April 3.
The First Team selection was Hostetter's first, after being selected to the postseason Second Team last year. The junior from Livonia, Mich. also went 13-7 in singles play, 6-3 in the SAC at no. 2 singles, and made the transition in the middle of the season to playing no. 1 doubles with Shaeffer and the duo went 5-2 on court no. 1. Hostetter also possessed an eight match winning streak on the season, not dropping a match from March 11-April 3 to help the Tornados.
Dillman was a Preseason All-Conference Second Team selection, and finished out her sophomore campaign with a 15-6 record overall, going a perfect 9-0 in conference play at the no. 3 singles position in garnering postseason accolade. Dillman is currently on an 11 match winning streak, starting back on March 15th, and clinched the BC victories over Anderson and Carson-Newman to propel the Tornados to the three-seed in the upcoming 2011 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Tournament.
Mars Hill College's Erika Pinate, who went undefeated in conference play, and Wingate University's Ali Evers, who helped lead the Bulldogs to a conference title in her first season, headline the 2011 South Atlantic Conference Women's Tennis All-Conference Team.
Pinate went 9-0 at No. 1 singles in conference play for the Lions, and is 13-2 overall, to earn Player of the Year honors. She has a 9-6 overall record in doubles action.
Evers, a freshman from Roswell, Ga., played No. 2 singles for the Bulldogs, where she went 15-5 overall and 6-3 against conference opponents. She also went 18-2 in double play, including a 7-2 conference record, and was named Freshman of the Year.
Wingate coach Michael Cabana, who guided the Bulldogs to their second conference champion ship in school history, and first since 2003, was named Coach of the Year. He wins the award for the first time in his career.
Wingate led the way with four All-Conference selections, while Brevard and Lincoln Memorial had three each.
Tusculum's Blake Thompson was named the Scholar-Athlete for women's tennis. Blake is a senior majoring in pre-medicine, and has a 3.61 GPA. She has been on the Tusculum Dean's List every semester, as well as the Charles Oliver Gray honor list. In 2008, she was recognized as the Tusculum Academic Freshman of the Year for having the highest GPA.
During her tennis career, Thompson has recorded 92 career victories in singles and doubles, including 36 conference wins. She had a 22-match winning streak in singles from 2009 to 2010. She helped Tusculum to two conference championships and one tournament title. She has been named an ITA Scholar-Athlete three times.
Thompson has volunteered with Special Olympics, Greeneville Food Pantry, Santa Pal Program, Adopt-A-Family, at a local soup kitchen, and assisted with remodeling a day care center. She also volunteered at a Wellmont Hospital in Bristol, Tenn., where she shadowed doctors and helped organize patient charts.
The South Atlantic Conference Scholar-Athlete Award recognizes one student-athlete in each of its 14 sports programs and represents a combination of athletic skill, academic achievement and participation in community service and leadership. The award is selected by the league's Faculty Athletic Representatives.
First Team
Lauren Trumbull, Anderson
Lindsay Hostetter, Brevard
Lindsay Shaeffer, Brevard
Leah Donoff, Lincoln Memorial
Sofia Lopez Mimendi, Lincoln Memorial
Erika Pinate, Mars Hill
Ali Evers, Wingate
Kara Stasikelis, Wingate
Second Team
Claire Dillman, Brevard
Taryn Cappadona, Carson-Newman
Kasia Zielinski, Catawba
Emily Mauser, Lenoir-Rhyne
Alexandra Granger, Lincoln Memorial
Tatiana Dualiby, Mars Hill
Blake Thompson, Tusculum
Morgan Winston, Wingate
Olivia Poole, Wingate
Player of the Year – Erika Pinate, Mars Hill
Freshman of the Year – Ali Evers, Wingate
Coach of the Year – Michael Cabana, Wingate
Scholar-Athlete – Blake Thompson, Tusculum
Julie Halbert
Lindsay Shaeffer
Taryn Cappadona
Stephanie Goode
Charli Thomas
Jennifer Dameron
Vanessa Silva
Kasia Zielinski
Cathryn Jarrett
Blake Thompson
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Helping Nettie The Dog Recover After Being Hit By a Car
This little doggie, now named "Nettie," was hit by a car last week. We still don't know who the owners are. Fortunately, Natalie Mock came to her rescue and, out of her own pocket, paid more than $800 by taking her to the emergency clinic in Savannah where they did little for the dog other than keep her out of pain. Nettie requires surgery and that means even more money--and this isn't even Natalie's dog! But once Nettie recovers she will need a good home. For now, some caring individuals are trying to help cover the vet costs.
Marie Bujitas is the owner of Christopher George's Salon in Savannah and while Marie cannot cover the vet costs, she can help by offering her services and donating them to the vet. She writes:
Hello Mark, I'm involved in the fund raising for Nettie and helping Natalie Mock who came to the rescue of the pup. I was the one who came across her post on CL and could not help but to share it. Once I met Natalie face to face and learned more about her and the pup, now named Nattie being hit by a car I even want to help her more. I donated to her toward the final bill with the emergency clinic. I wish I was in a situation where I could just pay for it all but as a primary supporter of my business and home as a single mother its not possible. I do own a hair salon, Christopher George's Salon on White Bluff Rd. As I know the paid out amount of Natalie's out of pocket to the emergency clinic is totaling $887. and whatever Nettie needs for foster and recovery care. My offer and contribution toward is, is my work. I have 20 plus yrs. experience in the hair business. I could do men's haircuts for $10, women's for 20, blow outs for $15 all this money would go directly to and benefiting the Pooler veterinary clinic who did the surgery till balance paid. These quoted prices are about 50% off of my regular charges. We cannot have Nettie ending up at Animal Control simply because lack of funds,not after we all trying to do for her. I do work 6 days a week, if anyone would be interested they would have to schedule by calling me and mentioning Save Nettie. The salon fee would be donated to the vet. I deliver 100% of myself to anyone who cares enough about the voiceless. Sincerely, Marie Bujtas owner of Christopher George's Salon 912-201-1026


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Im usually a 514 Slim Straight in Levis...for Dior Homme and Nudies what model and size should i get???im usually a 32
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Yes cm's will stretch.
Does anyone here own a pair of grey 19cms? If so, I have a couple questions:
-How much should I expect to pay in store for these? I have heard around 330?
- How much do they stretch compared to DH 19 cms in raw indigo?
-Do these have any sort of fade? (extremely doubtful but worth asking)
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Difference between the fit of slim jims and slim kims?
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how does the hundreds denim fit? is it tight or somewhat baggy?


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Preheat oven to 350°F. Line muffin pan with baking cups
In large bowl, combine cake mix and cocoa.
Add eggs, water, and mayonnaise; beat with electric mixer on low speed 30 seconds, scraping bowl frequently.
Beat on medium speed 2 minutes. Pour batter into prepared pan.
Bake 18-20 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool completely before decorating.
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College Football Recap, Nov. 18
Monday, November 18, 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. SWEET AS SUGAR
#7 Auburn 43, #25 Georgia 38: Auburn's hopes for an SEC Championship are all but dashed, trailing 38-37 on fourth-and-long with 25 seconds to go from their own 27-yard line; however, Nick Marshall's long pass is tipped by a Bulldog defensive back right into receiver Ricardo Louis' hands for an amazing and improbable Tiger victory to keep them in the mix for the Sugar Bowl.
#12 Oklahoma State 38, #24 Texas 13: Clint Chelf (16-of-22, 197 yards, 2 TDs, 95 rushing yards, 2 more TDs) leads the Cowboys to a road blowout of Texas which prompts ESPN's Brad Edwards to project them as a Sugar Bowl participant as they prepare for Saturday's huge showdown with Baylor in Stillwater.
#17 UCF 39, Temple 36: The Knights register a wild comeback, scoring on a spectacular one-handed catch by J.J. Worton with 1:06 to go, then connecting on a 64-yard pass in the final seconds to set up a game-winning 23-yard field goal to remain a popular pick to play in the Allstate Sugar Bowl.
#20 Louisville 20, Houston 13: The Cardinals, the defending Sugar Bowl champions, improve to 9-1 on the year as Dominique Brown rushes for 137 yards and two scores, including a 3-yard fourth-quarter run to put Louisville on top for good.MARKING THE MILESTONES
#8 Clemson 55, Georgia Tech 31: Tajh Boyd throws for 340 yards and four touchdowns to lift his career TD total to 97, surpassing Philip Rivers for the ACC record, as the Tigers roll to victory to remain in the hunt for a BCS at-large bid.
#10 South Carolina 19, Florida 14: The Gamecocks come from behind with four Elliott Fry field goals against a tough Gator defense as they post their school-record 16th straight home victory to remain in the mix for a BCS bid and an SEC Championship.
#18 Oklahoma 48, Iowa State 10: Head coach Bob Stoops registers his 157th win to tie Barry Switzer for most in Sooner history while keeping his team in the mix for the Big 12 Championship with a blowout win over the Cyclones.
Duke 48, #23 Miami 30: Coach David Cutcliffe's Blue Devils blow out Miami as quarterback Brandon Connette runs for four touchdowns and passes for another to reach a string of milestones for Duke including its first winning season since 1994 and its first consecutive wins over ranked opponents since 1989 when Steve Spurrier was coach; all of which could lead to another first - first ACC title.HOPING FOR THE HEISMAN
#2 Florida State 59, Syracuse 3: Freshman Jameis Winston is near-perfect once again, completing 19-of-21 passes for 277 yards in a blowout win in which the Seminoles did not even have a third down until less than six minutes remained in the first half.
#15 Northern Illinois 48, Ball State 27: Jordan Lynch, a dark horse for the Heisman, passes for 345 yards and rushes for 123 yards while scoring four total touchdowns as the Huskies upend their top rival for the MAC title, much to the delight of their own mascot.
#5 Baylor 63, Texas Tech 34: The Red Raiders score on their first three drives and become the first team to hold a double-digit lead over the Bears this season; then Bryce Petty settles into a groove as he finishes with 335 passing yards and three touchdowns along with two rushing scores to help the Bears remain perfect on the year.
#6 Oregon 44, Utah 21: After suffering a tough loss to Stanford and an injured knee in his last outing, quarterback Marcus Mariota throws for 288 yards and three touchdowns as the Ducks cruise over the Utes to climb back into the Pac-12 North driver's seat thanks to the Stanford loss to USC.RUNNING FOR ROSES
#3 Ohio State 60, Illinois 35: Carlos Hyde continues to make a case for himself as the top running back in the nation, rushing for 246 yards and four touchdowns as the Buckeyes dominate the Fighting Illini.
#13 UCLA 41, Washington 31: The Bruins, who are riddled by injuries at running back, turn to freshman linebacker Myles Jack to carry the ball for the second game and he responds with four rushing TDs, as UCLA can advance to the Pac-12 Championship game with wins over Arizona State and USC in its final two games.
#16 Michigan State 41, Nebraska 28: The Spartans, who have never beat Nebraska, clinch the victory when Jeremy Langford (151 rushing yards, 3 TDs) runs for a 37-yard score with 1:58 to go, as Michigan State takes advantage of five Husker turnovers to take over control of the Big Ten Legends Division.
#22 Wisconsin 51, Indiana 3: James White scores on a 93-yard run on the Badgers first play to set the tone in a game in which Wisconsin tallies 554 rushing yards, including 205 from White and 146 from Melvin Gordon, to keep its hopes alive for a possible Rose Bowl bid.BUSINESS IS BOOMING
#1 Alabama 20, Mississippi State 7: Despite an uncharacteristically lethargic performance that included four turnovers, the Crimson Tide still post their 14th straight win as T.J. Yeldon runs for a career-best 160 yards to keep Alabama firmly atop the BCS Standings.
USC 20, #4 Stanford 17: Andre Heidari boots a 47-yard field goal with 19 seconds to play as the Trojans take advantage of three turnovers to shock the Cardinal to improve to 5-1 under interim head coach Ed Orgeron, who took over a reeling USC program when Lane Kiffen was fired.
#19 Arizona State 30, Oregon State 17: The Sun Devils remain in control of the Pac-12 South as they post their fifth straight victory behind Marion Grice's 118 rushing yards and two touchdowns and a defense that forces five turnovers, including a Robert Nelson interception that he returned 23 yards for a TD with 5:08 remaining.UPDATED BOWL PREDICTIONS
Allstate Sugar Bowl, January 2, 2014 CBS Sports (Jerry Palm): Auburn vs. UCF (Auburn replaces South Carolina)ESPN.com (Mark Schlabach): Auburn vs. UCF (UCF replaces Fresno State)ESPN.com (Brad Edwards): Auburn vs. Oklahoma State (Oklahoma State replaces Wisconsin)College Football News: Missouri vs. Michigan State (Michigan State replaces Oregon) SI.com (Stewart Mandel): Auburn vs. UCF (no change)Orlando Sentinel (Matt Murschel): Auburn vs. UCF (no change)Bleacher Report: Auburn vs. UCF (no change)SB Nation (Jason Kirk): Auburn vs. UCF (no change)Phil Steele: Auburn vs. UCF (no change)USA Today (Erick Smith): Auburn vs. UCF (Auburn replaces South Carolina)Sporting News (Bill Bender): Auburn vs. Fresno State (no change) NFL.com (Mike Huguenin): Auburn vs. UCF (no change) Athlon Sports (Steven Lassan): Auburn vs. UCF (no change)
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, every quarterback in the country remains eligible for the honor. Here's a look at some of this week's top quarterback performances:Blake Bortles, UCF(27-of-38, 404 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 89.0)Bortles ties a wild game with a 30-yard touchdown pass with 1:06 to go, then secures "star" status by launching a 64-yard completion with 28 seconds to go to set up the winning field goal in a thrilling 39-36 AAC road win over Temple.
Tajh Boyd, Clemson(20-of-26, 340 yards, 4 TDs, 1 INT, QBR: 77.8)Boyd sets the ACC career record for touchdown passes with 97 as he leads the Tigers to a 55-31 blowout victory over ACC-rival Georgia Tech.
Rakeem Cato, Marshall(33-of-58, 456 yards, 5 TDs, 1 INT, QBR: 78.3)Cato registers a career-high in passing yards with his fifth 400-yard game as he leads the Thundering Herd to two touchdowns in the final 3:47 of a 45-34 comeback victory over Tulsa on the road.
Clint Chelf, Oklahoma State(16-of-22, 197 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT, QBR: 96.9)Chelf also runs for 95 yards and two touchdowns in a key Big 12 road victory at nationally-ranked Texas, 38-13, the sixth straight win for the Cowboys.
Brendon Kay, Cincinnati(24-of-38, 405 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 91.2)Kat records the first 400-yard game of his career in a critical AAC road game as he keeps the Bearcats in the mix for the conference championship with a 52-17 win over Rutgers.
Sefo Liufau, Colorado(23-of-36, 364 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT, QBR: 81.3)Liufau, a freshman making his sixth career start, sets career-highs in yards and TD passes as he leads the Buffaloes to their first Pac-12 victory in over a year, 41-24, over California.
Jordan Lynch, Northern Illinois(26-of-32, 345 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 91.3)Lynch also rushes for 123 yards and two touchdowns as he leads the Huskies to a critical victory over nine-win MAC rival Ball State, 48-27.
Bryce Petty, Baylor(17-of-31, 335 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 79.2)Petty also rushes for two touchdowns as the Bears overcome a double-digit deficit to blowout Texas Tech, 63-34, and remain undefeated on the year.Top Upcoming Games
(current BCS rankings, all times Central)
#16 Northern Illinois at Toledo (Wednesday, 7 p.m., ESPN2): Every remaining game for the Huskies is critical as they need to win the MAC and climb past Fresno State to earn an automatic bid to the BCS - the Rockets could be a challenge as they are 7-3 overall and 5-1 in MAC play.
Rutgers at #18 UCF (Thursday, 6:30 p.m., ESPN): UCF survived a big-time scare at Temple this past weekend and now hosts a solid Rutgers team as they look to take another step towards wrapping up at automatic bid to the BCS.
#12 Texas A&M at #22 LSU (2:30 p.m., CBS): While both teams are out of the SEC West picture, it is still a critical game as the Aggies likely need to win out to have a shot at a BCS at-large bid.
#17 Arizona State at #14 UCLA (6 p.m., FOX): The Sun Devils will clinch the Pac-12 South Division with a win, while a loss opens the race to USC, as well as the Bruins.
#8 Missouri at #24 Ole Miss (6:45 p.m., ESPN): The Tigers need to win their last two games (also home against Texas A&M) to clinch the SEC East; one loss and South Carolina goes to the title game.
#4 Baylor at #10 Oklahoma State (7 p.m., ABC): The two hottest teams in the Big 12 meet in Stillwater, as the Cowboys, winners of six straight, try to hand the Bears their first loss of the season to take charge of the league race.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, including two spectacular catches in clutch situations: UCF receiver J.J. Worton's one-handed grab to tie the game with 1:06 to go and Ricardo Louis' catch of a tipped ball on a final play Hail Mary to lift Auburn to a thrilling victory.
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Bon Jovi says "Do it once, you can be forgiven. Do it enough times and shame on you." The rock vet says artists run the risk of alienating their audience and becoming a cliche, noting that audience members work hard to pay for tickets to give artists permission to take two or three hours out of their lives, or, in his reference to Bieber, "that kid's case," "80 minutes of their lives."
Bon Jovi is currently on the road on his Because We Can world tour. The outing wraps up in December in Brisbane.
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