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I am a Colombian girl living in Sweden for almost 16 years now. Well, I have been abroad some of those years, I have been living every where but now I am back in Sweden and the plan is to stay here. I am an anthropologist and I love traveling which is great since it has been a part of my jobb!
I love traveling and having a child hasn't stopped me for keeping doing it. I believe she loves traveling as well. She is a professional backpacker! Her name is Julia and she is the love of my life!
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As an anthropologist, I found it amazing, interesting and kind of disgusting to see a funeral where the locals burned the body in the middle of a park where everybody could see it. This was in Indonesia.
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Pretty stereotypical Portlander/Reed alumnus: I'm intellectually curious, politically left-wing with a touch of anarchist/left-libertarian, have been known to indulge in the occasional substance (though I stay away from the really hard ones, as the idea of being addicted to things disconcerts me), generally more stressed out than is strictly necessary. A bit verbose, if that wasn't already apparent. I have the most amazing plush shark and whale that you will ever have the privilege of meeting. I think joie de vivre is an important and intensely appealing quality.
I fire dance from time to time. I spin poi, whip and meteor. I'm kinda mediocre with the former, and don't actually burn with them much these days (though I do love my podpoi). I'm pretty good with the latter two, and can do a lot of things that nobody else seems to do with whip. I'm always happy to meet more fire spinners around Portland and the surrounding environs.
Regarding my relationship status: polyamorous by inclination, currently casually involved with people but not embroiled in anything more serious. Not averse to such entanglements, but also happy with casual dating.
Finishing a second BA, getting into the law school application process. I'm interested in a lot of areas of science and technology law (intellectual property, speech and surveillance online, etc.), but beyond that I'm not all that sure what area I want to practice in. Doing part-time archival work for a library to pay the bills. Picking myself up and dusting myself off after being sick for a long time. Plotting world-domination.
I won a pancake-eating contest, once upon a time. I'm told I spin fire pretty well. I have an exceptionally good memory. On occasion, I even lift. I have a real knack for being too clever for my own good, and outsmarting myself in not-usually-helpful ways.
That I'm not entirely here. Where I am, I'm not sure. Perhaps my mind is floating free in the ether, or something no less obnoxiously Neoplatonic. I'm open to suggestions as to where I am. I have been known to gesticulate on occasion, and also to wear funny hats.
Other favorite authors include: Vladimir Nabokov, H.P. Lovecraft, Joan Didion, John Steinbeck, Warren Ellis, Jorge Luis Borges, James Joyce, Andrew Hussie, Philip Pullman, Pseudo-Dionysius, Zhuangzi.
(Movies) Lawrence of Arabia, Trainspotting, Wild Zero (the greatest Japanese zombie rock opera ever made), The Big Lebowski, Black Swan, Silence of the Lambs, Videodrome.
(Television) I don't watch much TV, but not in a holier than thou sort of way. Umm...Cowboy Bebop, Freaks and Geeks, Community, Battlestar Galactica.
(Music) Leonard Cohen, Shpongle (really anything involving Simon Posford), Epica, Yuki Kajiura, Nightwish, Warren Zevon, Massive Attack, Carl Orff, Juno Reactor, Broken Bells, David Bowie, Dr. Steel, Ennio Morricone, The Pogues, Jason Webley, Queen, RJD2. A lot of different things, but especially psytrance, symphonic meta, Celtic punk, and various eclectic classic rock.
(Food) Indian, Thai, Lebanese and other Middle Eastern, gloriously greasy diner food at 2 AM. (It's always 2 AM somewhere.)
People. Both in the sense of close friends, and the random crowds of acquaintances that filter in and out of my life. I really like and need human contact and affection.
Books. Light of my life, fire of my loins (papercuts have never been more terrifying), my sin, my soul. Including but not limited to the one I just paraphrased. For better or worse, they own my life.
Hope, both hope for myself, and for the ability of the human race to improve and/or transcend itself. I don't believe in an afterlife, reincarnation, etc. Transhumanism is about as close as I come to religious belief.
Many things. I spend a lot of time in my own head. And other people's heads, as it were. I used to do a lot of grandiose speculating on the meaning of life, the universe, and everything, but these days I try to keep my topics a bit narrower, if only because it's so hard to come to any interesting or original conclusions about the bigger things. Still, I can't help but come up with the occasional General Theory of Everything, and "Head in the clouds, body in a bucket" fits me pretty well as far as descriptions go. I spend a lot of time thinking about the end of the world, and about people who spend a lot of time thinking about the end of the world. Oh, and sex, but you doubtless assumed that.
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The striker will be unveiled on Friday as Newcastle's second summer signing after goalkeeper Matz Sels signed on from Gent on Wednesday.
Although Dwight has been Crystal Palace's top goal scorer in each of the three seasons he has been at Palace, he has struggled to get starts and playing time under Alan Pardew.
Dwight Gayle – expected to sign tomorrow
Gayle has scored 25 goals in 74 total appearances in the Premier League for Palace and Rafa Benitez is hoping he can score lots of goals for the Magpies in the Championship next season.
The 25-year-old striker cost £4.5M when he joined Crystal Palace from Peterborough three years ago and will cost Newcastle close to £10M.
Matt Ritchie – expected to sign tomorrow
There are also local reports tonight that Matt Ritchie completed a medical and is expected to complete a move to Newcastle tomorrow.
Newcastle will pay an initial £10M fee with £2M in bonuses based on appearances.
It's possible tomorrow that both Dwight and Matt will be announced together as Newcastle players.
But Newcastle will also be losing Andros Townsend who apparently is adamant he has to play in the Premier League next season – for his own benefit.
Andros apparently wants to play in the Premier League to further his chances of playing for England, but it seems a short-sighted single season view taken by the former Tottenham winger.
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So we could bring two players in and lose one player tomorrow, but the £13M Newcastle will receive for Andros will be given to Rafa to further strengthen and increase the size of the squad this summer.
Since Andros didn't want to stay at Newcastle it's best he leave since we only want players who want to be on Tyneside and join Rafa Benitez' revolution, which is only just starting.
That's one reason we did so well back in 2009-2010, when under manager Chris Hughton we got 30 wins and a massive 102 points to win the Championship.
We shouldn't forget that team spirit and commitment are very important and fans need to move on from losing Andros.
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Social Media and the Senator: How Turning Texas Blue Isn't Just a Game
Times have changed. Even in Texas, for as dumb as we may seem to the more civilized parts of America, you can't win elections anymore by merely promising to fill the potholes or time the traffic lights. For one Texas State Senator from Austin, perhaps best known nationally for a bright lights slip-up in 2008 on Hardball that turned into an internet meme, putting a social media spin on Democrats winning back the Texas House of Representatives has gone, well, viral.
In a conference call with Texas progressive bloggers this week, Senator Kirk Watson (D-Austin) spread out the cards of his Monopoly Buster social media campaign, aimed at fracturing the GOP stronghold over the Texas House in November. Incumbent Democratic candidates facing challengers were invited to participate in a competition to get the most votes, with each vote attached to a name and email address. The five candidates with the most votes after March 26th will move on to the second round where the finalist with the most votes will receive a $10,000 contribution from Watson's campaign and the runner-up will get $1,500. Another prize is also noteworthy: each candidate will receive their own database of their Monopoly Buster voters' information to stay connected with their group through Election Day.
Watson has long been the golden boy of Austin progressive politics, an Ann Richards appointee who was elected as Mayor of Austin in 1997 and again in 2000 with over 84% of the vote. In 2006, Watson was elected to the Texas Senate and over time has garnered a large war chest of campaign funds and an equal amount of hard-earned experience, including his stunning loss of words in 2008 on national television when being interviewed (some might say hammered) by Chris Matthews about Barack Obama's accomplishments. In a new effort for Texas Democrats, Watson put both into play to help incentivize incumbent House members and help salt their fundraising numbers.
But for Watson, the money is secondary to the real task at hand: motivating the Texas House candidates build their networks and organizing on a grassroots level. "I want to help create a bigger universe for some of these candidates," said Watson on his call with bloggers, emphasizing that the online voting process is not just about the email address. Watson spoke of how email has almost become an antiquated form of communication--"We talk about it now like, 'You have a fax machine?'"--and his Monopoly Buster campaign, which prompts voters to tweet who they voted for, seeks to build a network outside of just the email lists that candidates already have.
Like many online efforts, Watson's plan was met with some initial resistance. Watson mentioned that some candidates were concerned about the timing of the campaign--post-primary lethargy had started to set in and families were heading out for spring break. But Watson pressed on with his plan, in part because he saw a strategic advantage: candidates would be forced to activate their efforts earlier than usual and have the opportunity to get their message out at the Senate District conventions which took place over the weekend. And, like many businesses and politicians have already started to realize, the cost of not getting in the social media game is more than the cost of entry. Watson was ready to get Texas House members thinking outside the box in their online strategies and ultimately, Watson said, in a raspy, down-home drawl, his answer to "Why now?" is simple: "If not now, when?"
"The contribution is significant," said State Representative Solomon Ortiz, Jr. (D-Corpus Christi), one of the incumbent House members vying for the win. "But I joined because it gives my supporters something to get excited about online and gets my message out in a community that might not read traditional news sources."
A day of studying social media tells you that one of the first lessons you learn -- if you're good at it, that is -- is how to learn from your mistakes. Senator Watson has a healthy appreciation of the power that online exposure can have. More importantly, he's using his savvy to simultaneously push House members, grow a larger network and, if November goes his way, take back the Texas House of Representatives by retaining all currently held Democratic seats. Until then, Watson seems determined to leave no tweet un-tweeted. "I'm trying to figure out all of the different angles that help make this kind of thing work," said Watson as he wrapped up his call with bloggers Monday night.
"I'm into this pretty deep because I really believe in it."


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As part of the celebration of 75 years of the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament, the Division II and Division III men's championships games will for one year be part of the Division I Final Four weekend in 2013.
Mark Lewis, the NCAA's new executive vice president of championships and alliances, made the announcement Thursday as the Division I men's basketball committee began two days of meetings in Indianapolis.
In a news release posted Thursday on the NCAA website ncaa.org, Lewis said the title games will be the day in between the Division I semifinals and final, on Sunday, April 7. The Division I Final Four will be in the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. The other title games are tentatively set for 18,750-seat Philips Arena, home of the NBA Atlanta Hawks.
Lewis said the Division II game will be televised by CBS, as it has been in the past. The Division III game will be on cable's CBS Sports Network.
The Division III semifinals and final have been held two weeks prior to the same Division I rounds and have been in Salem, Va., for the last 17 years.
The Division II quarterfinals, semifinals and final have traditionally been the week prior to the Division I Final Four. The Division II tournament has moved around, being held in 2012 in Highland Heights, Ky.
The NCAA news release did not address details such as dates and sites of the Division III semifinals and Division II quarterfinals and semifinals. The NCAA's Erik Christianson told the Associated Press that the Division II and Division III committees "will meet later this spring and summer to decide how to best accommodate the change in format."
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Tulane junior cornerback Lorenzo Doss landed on his fourth preseason awards watch list Friday morning, when he was named to the Walter Camp Player of the Year watch list.
Doss was already on the watch list for the Jim Thorpe Award, the Bronko Nagurski Trophy and the Chuck Bednarik Award.
Meanwhile, Alabama junior defensive back Landon Collins, who is originally from New Orleans and graduated from Dutchtown High, was also named to the Walter Camp watch list.


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Friday Panel: Carbon Tax
The announcement of the carbon tax is coming up on Sunday. The government's actions and the reaction in the aftermath will shape their political future.
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Cybersecurity and cybercrime are very similar in that a computer is the tool in the commission of a crime or the target of a crime. Cybersecurity is a bit more narrow in that the major concern is the unauthorized access and use of computers, or hacking. Cybercrime has a broader focus, encompassing hacking along with other computer related offenses such as identity theft, cyberbullying, and online fraud. In the best case scenario, the two would be treated very similar as similar techniques can be used to understand and prevent both.
However, our nation's leaders have understood and responded to cybersecurity and cybercrime in two very different ways. This tells us a great deal about the current gulf between elites and commoners. It is one more quiver in the bow for those embracing American populism.
Modern organizations have a series of interconnected computers housing valuable pieces of information. Only authorized personnel – people with the right identities and passwords – are able to access and manipulate this information. The network in which I have access through my user ID and password allows me to see student information and manipulate grades. The employees at Bank of America use their credentials to see the bank statements of customers stored on their computers. The information kept in these computer networks have various levels of sensitivity – from the contact information of faculty and students to the emails and operational plans on military bases. People are always trying to get access to these networks in order to steal information or manipulate information. Sometimes they want access in order to change the way in which these computers operate.
Given the importance of these computer networks, billions of dollars have been invested in developing tools, techniques, and personnel to protect them. Thus the cybersecurity industry.
Cybercrime is more broad in focus. It also deals with the unauthorized used of a computer (in the simplest terms, a virus placed on your computer or the stealing of someone's computer passwords is unauthorized use). But the use of computers to steal one's financial identity, and then run up their credit cards also falls under the cybercrime rubric. As does using sending out harassing tweets, posts, and emails to someone. As well as defrauding someone by taking advantage of the Internet's anonymity.
But it is not the scope of cybercrime that makes it different than cybersecurity. It is the targets. Everyday people are the targets of these crimes, not large corporations of bureaucracies.
Media attention and legislative efforts have been disproportionately aimed at cybersecurity. Yet in reality more people have been touched and hurt by cybercrime.
The FBI hosts a website that collects and reports cybercrime, the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). Their website states that: "The IC3 accepts online Internet crime complaints from either the actual victim or from a third party to the complainant."
One of the types of complaints collected by the IC3 are romance scams. These are instances where offenders use the anonymity of the Internet to portray their love for a victim only in an effort to fleece them of as much money as possible. This scam is as old as the world's first profession, I imagine. The difference is that the Internet makes it possible to (a) reach more people, and (b) more easily construct the idea in the victim's mind that the relationship is real and genuine.
In 2014, the FBI reported a total loss of approximately 87 million dollars through romance scams. This is in an underreporting of the total dollar loss. People are too embarrassed or do not know about IC3.
Romance scams are, in my opinion, one of the more despicable offenses. They prey on a vulnerable subset of the population – middle aged women. It is highly likely (although I do not have the data to support this idea) that the victims are low on digital literacy, and are unaware of the many ways that lotharios manipulate the digital environment. Many individual lives and homes can be destroyed through crimes like this. However, these people do not have a lobby in Congress to protect them.
One could make the argument that being duped by a man who makes sweet music with computer keys is more about the ignorance of the victim, has little to do with technology, and at any rate is not a new crime.
Well, what about when an individual's private computer or computer network is used without authorization (i.e. hacking)? People fall victim to viruses, worms, and phishing attacks (when a fraudulent email is sent) everyday. All of these are the same types of techniques used to compromise the computer networks of large entities.
The crucial difference is the targets.
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In 2009 the Obama administration announced a Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative (CNCI), with a "total budget 40 billion over several years". This has trickled to my current home state of Virginia. Our governor, Terry McAuliffe has been aggressively pushing a number of cybersecurity initiatives:
- "Establishing the nation's first state-level Information Sharing and Analysis Organization (ISAO) to monitor cyber security threats."
- "Two-year college scholarships for students interested in cyber security and willing to work another two years in public service"
- "establishing a public-private working group to explore the technology needed to safeguard Virginia's citizens and public safety agencies from cybersecurity attacks targeting automobiles"
There is nothing wrong with providing the vision and funding for cybersecurity. We need it the same way we need to protect our water facilities (see Flint) or our levees (see New Orleans) or our bridges (see Minneapolis).
But there is no such federal initiative and consequent state level programs that deal with cybercrime. I am sure there are some monies somewhere. But the level of interest in protecting everyday American citizens is paltry in comparison to the interest in protecting bureaucracies.
I can go a bit further. This government aid is in all likelihood a subsidy for American corporations. Corporate networks are much more numerous than those of the military, and although there are many hospitals and colleges storing sensitive information, hackers simply are not interested in x-rays and midterms. The majority of people who are trained and the greatest application of the innovations produced will accrue to entities like Wells Fargo and Bank of America.
American Populism
And so cybersecurity is to cybercrime as Wall Street is to Main Street. Millions of dollars are being funnelled into protecting large industries while a relative trickle of dollars is devoted to educating the people themselves or the law enforcement charged with protecting the people.
Universities and colleges are scrambling to develop cybersecurity programs and dole out cybersecurity certificates, while little interest is in developing digital literacy courses that teach everyday citizens some basic measures that will protect them from romance scams, phishing attacks, and computer viruses.
I am aware that people are not that upset about how the government ignores their computer security. The world of bits, bytes, packets, and protocols is too arcane and too distant from the everyday necessities of life. But the relationship between cybercrime and cybersecurity is another illustration of why people feel the government does not work for them. They have a legitimate beef, and their support of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders – what has crudely been labeled "populism" – is more than justified.
From the government bailout of banks, to a national health care plan that forces people to give money to health insurance companies, to billions of dollars in subsidies going to sugar producers, to costly wars that only seem to provide benefits to defense contractors and oil companies, to free trade agreements that never provide benefits to working Americans, to cybercrime and cybersecurity, the American people are realizing that their government no longer represents them.


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Aquobex is an established specialist flood protection company formed by John Alexander and Gavin George. Based at Building Research Establishment (BRE) at Garston in Hertfordshire, we specialise in forming integrated solutions to mitigate flood risk for your, business, home, community or infrastructure. Our team offers extensive expertise and experience in this specialist flood protection market with specific criteria surrounding our solutions, to ensure they are accredited, guaranteed, independent and insurable.
Gavin George, Director
Gavin is Director at Aquobex Ltd which offers complete solutions for flood risk with an emphasis on independence, accreditation, guarantees and insurability. Aquobex offers clients insight into the whole of the market for flood products and services through detailed examination of test data and test witnessing.
Having been in the flood protection industry for 10 years with the market leader, Gavin has delivered the first major contracts for property level protection in the UK. These contracts helped steer the way toward mainstream capital funding becoming available for these forms of flood control.
Gavin is very concerned about the effects of man on the environment and is passionate about promoting softer, more natural forms of flood risk management above traditional approaches of hard engineering. He strongly promotes the usage of property level flood protection to counter the uncertainty that may come with restoring wetlands, reforestation and land management changes, seeing their use as entirely complementary.
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John's breadth of skills are proving invaluable in this new marketplace as he shapes the flood control industry through a new and invigorated Flood Protection Group (FPG) as part of the Property Care Association (PCA).
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Brian has formerly worked on the design and installation of equipment on French LNG sites, and now concetrates on developing Aquobex flood risk concepts. From the design through to the manufacture of our flood products, he also oversees their implementation and success.
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John qualified as a chartered accountant with PwC in London. He has worked as FD with several fast growth technology companies, including being co-founder of a biotech company raising £3m in initial funds, to an AIM flotation of a software services company raising >£20m.
For the last 13 years of his corporate life he was European commercial director for a highly successful software services company. Since taking early retirement he now works as business adviser to several ambitious companies including Aquobex where he is a shareholder.
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Linda Shaw enjoyed a happy and varied career in adminstrative posts with the American Red Cross, the former Mercy Hospital and Okuma America Corp. until about 11 years ago, when she was laid off by Okuma.
But as she was looking for a new job, she realized her career to that point had served as preparation for her true calling: operating a franchise for KidzArt.
KidzArt provides drawing instruction for children from preschool to teens, as well as for adults.
"I saw that all roads led to this," says Shaw, 63. "I talked to the owners for an hour on the phone and knew it was what I was going to do."
KidzArt now has franchises in 22 states and 14 countries. But it wasn't even offering franchises in 2001, when Shaw launched her operation. Rather, she teamed with the parent business under a legal agreement labeled as a "business opportunity." When she quickly signed up 60 children in Fort Mill for classes, the owners realized they had a new business model, which became a franchiser about a year later.
Shaw was grandfathered in as a franchisee. She has since sold the South Carolina part of her territory and focuses on Mecklenburg and Union counties.
She has seven instructors working for her, so her time is now mostly spent drumming up new business and "acting as a support person for the instructors. I'm all about delegating."
Shaw's energies also have been focused on starting an adult drawing program this fall at the Matthews Community Center.
Her KidzArt classes are taught primarily at community- and church-based centers, including summertime day camps. Each hour-long class costs $16.50; most parents pay for an eight-week block.
Shaw says the recession did not adversely affect her business. "For many parents — as for me — learning about art is also about learning about life."
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Kreiter keeps quiet: Casey Kreiter has enjoyed the type of sophomore season he was hoping for as the Iowa football team's first-year long snapper.
It's been a quiet, and consistent, season for the Central DeWitt graduate.
"I've had some friends wonder why my name doesn't show up more often in the paper, but I tell them that's the way it's supposed to work in this job. The less people notice you, the better," Kreiter said as the Hawkeyes neared the end of preparations for today's Insight Bowl.
"It's been a good start from that perspective. Pretty quiet, pretty uneventful. I hope it stays that way."
Kreiter said he has experienced a few growing pains.
"There have been a couple of times when (punter Eric Guthrie) has bailed me out, but we've worked pretty well together. It's been a good season and it has been good to have a bigger role this year. It's been a great experience for me."
It has also has validated Kreiter's decision to walk on at Iowa.
"I wanted to challenge myself to see if I could compete at this level and while I know I can continue to work to become more consistent, I feel like I've proven to myself that this was the best thing for me," Kreiter said. "I'm looking forward to building on this."
Under the weather: The Hawkeyes are dealing with some illness as they prepare for today's game.
Coach Kirk Ferentz said Thursday that starting offensive tackle Markus Zusevics missed Wednesday's workout because a flu-like illness, but returned for Thursday sessions. He said one other Hawkeye, who he declined to identify, missed the afternoon walk-through at Sun Devil Stadium because of illness.
Ferentz did say that tight ends Brad Herman and Roy Hamilton and linebacker Quinton Alston will miss the game against Oklahoma because of injuries. Herman, a three-game starter, is sidelined because of an sprained foot.
Starting nod: He's been listed as the second-team running back all season, but Jason White drew at least one starting assignment for Iowa.
At a bowl media event where both teams brought starters, White was the lone Hawkeyes tailback brought to field questions from reporters.
"I'm not reading anything to it," White said, adding, "but I'll be ready to do anything they need me to do."
Ferentz repeated Thursday that Iowa will use a collection of backs against the Sooners, opting to not pinpoint a starter.
"We have a lot of young guys, (Jordan) Canzeri, (Damon) Bullock, who bring a lot to the table," White said. "They are going to help us. I think a lot of guys are going to get a chance."
Remembering a teammate: Safety Tony Jefferson will wear No. 12 for Oklahoma tonight, part of a season-long tribute by the Sooners to a teammate who died in May.
Defensive captain Travis Lewis selects one player each week to wear the jersey number worn by Austin Box, who died in May after an overdose of painkillers. Jefferson learned he had been chosen to wear the jersey during Wednesday's Insight Bowl media day.
"It's a way for us to keep Austin with us whenever we compete," Jefferson said. "It means a lot, especially in our last game."
Remembering a mentor: Both Ferentz and Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops heaped praise on the influence former Hawkeyes defensive coordinator Bill Brashier had on their coaching careers.
"I'm not certain that I have ever worked with a better coach than Bill Brashier and I can say the same thing about Norm Parker," Ferentz said. "They are both tremendous individuals."
Laid-back Hawkeyes?: Oklahoma cornerback Demontre Hurst said Iowa presents a "laid-back" challenge for the Sooners secondary.
After chasing around the pass-heavy quarterbacks of the Big 12, Oklahoma players say they respect Iowa's passing game but believe the Hawkeyes will bring a run-first mentality to the field tonight.
"It's kind of laid back," Hurst said. "Iowa runs its offense pretty much every game. It's who they are. They do a lot of things, so we have to stay ready, but I think their preference is to run the football."
That's fine with defensive tackle Jamarkus McFarland.
"We can just play our defense, play gap football," McFarland said. "Coach has spent a lot of time talking about that."


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Dubai: India remained in the third spot in ICC ranking even after securing a historic triumph over New Zealand .
Rain prevented India from gaining a point and keeping up the pressure on South Africa, the side directly above it in the Test Championship table.
The eighth-placed Kiwis, in fact, ended up gaining a point for managing two draws.
When rain forced the players off the field 20 minutes after lunch in the third and last Test in Wellington, New Zealand had its back against the wall struggling at 281-8 after India had set the home team an unlikely target of 617 runs to win.
If India could have forced a win it would have given it a 2-0 series triumph and helped it retain its pre-series 118 ratings points, just one behind the second-placed Proteas, and 10 behind leaders Australia.


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