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Rory Reid, son of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, doesn't seem to find much value in highlighting his political pedigree in his campaign to be Nevada's governor.
Reid released his first campaign ad in the race against Republican Brian Sandoval on Thursday and there's no mention of his last name. It's just Rory.
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The decision to drop his surname shouldn't come as a surprise. With both father and son on the ballot this November, there's been a hefty amount of speculation that voters will be fatigued at the idea of electing them both.
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I suffered a fractured ankle and herniated disc. I had surgery on my ankle and back injections. I had injured my back in two car accidents 12 years ago. Do I have a case.
If there was some kind of defect in the stairs, you would be able to retain a local personal injury lawyer to pursue a claim for damages.
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Given the extent of your injuries, you should contact an attorney familiar with premises liability matters to discuss the landowners liability. You should probably refrain from posting any more facts concerning the case.
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If you didn't before, you do now. No doubt, you will be flooded with offers from all sorts of attorneys looking to help you recover for your injuries. All jests aside, yes, you may have a basis to sue for your injuries sustained in the fall on the stairs depending upon how long ago the incident occurred. It is unusual for an incident involving the injuries you've described to have reached the stage that surgery and injections have already taken place without the possibility of a lawsuit having already been explored by an attorney. IF you have already had one or more such an evaluations and been told you "don't have a case", it is likely the information you receive here may be misleading because the attorneys here would not have the benefit of all the information. Nevertheless, if you haven't already done so (or you feel previous evaluations may have been lacking in some way), you should speak with a local attorney as soon as possible. You can find an attorney in your area by searching among the attorney profiles here on AVVO. Good luck!
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The fact that you had prior injuries has no bearing on whether or not you have a meritorious case. The merits of the case will depend on whether there was an unsafe condition on the stairs that caused you to fall. Other concerns such as the presence of adequate hand rails, the lighting conditions and the geometry of the steps in question must also be investigated. Hopefully you were able to obtain photographs of the unsafe condition. It is important that you contact an attorney with experience in handling these types of cases so that the necessary evidence can be documented and preserved for trial. Obtaining fair compensation for a serious injury claim generally requires that the responsible party and their insurance company believe that you and your attorney will proceed to trial if necessary.Ask a similar question
Property owners are responsible for injuries that occur as a result of a dangerous or hazardous condition on their property, which the owner either knew about or should have known about. The hazard may be obvious (such as ice on steps or a cracked staircase) or hidden (such as a hole in a lawn that is partially covered by grass). In some instances it may not be apparent, as in flooring that appears normal but is slippery. The dangerous condition could be permanent, such as broken concrete with a change in elevation, or temporary, such as a liquid spill in a supermarket aisle.
Generally, an owner will be considered to have knowledge of a dangerous or hazardous condition if it is permanent in nature, because the owner knew, or should have known, about the condition before the incident occurs.
In the case of temporary conditions (like a liquid spill or debris on the floor), the length of time that the condition existed before the incident occurred has legal significance. If the spill occurred just before the incident, then the property owner may not be liable for injury, because the owner could not have known about the spill (and would not have been able to do anything about it) before the injury occurred. If, however, the spill was present for some period of time before the incident, or occurred in an area subject to liquid spills, or is a recurring event in the area, then the owner may be liable, even if the owner did not know about the spill before it occurred.
One of the most common defenses is to deny the existence of any dangerous condition on the premises or to deny having timely knowledge of its existence. Keep in mind, that if you do start a lawsuit, the burden will be on you to prove your case. The defendant-property owner, can just sit back, keep quiet and say "PROVE IT".
On the other hand, a defendant may argue as follows: There was no liquid on the floor in aisle five, and even if there were liquid on the floor, we did not know about it in time to take any action. Or the defendant may argue: The floor is specially designed to be slip resistant, even when wet.
Another common defense which I have confronted over the years, is to argue that you were careless or negligent in failing to observe the dangerous condition (the spill, the loose carpet, the step down, for example) and as a result, should either have all compensation denied or substantially reduced.
Another defense common to these types of cases, is to maintain that the incident did not cause you any new injuries or aggravate any pre-existing conditions or diseases. Sometimes this defense argues that any injury that did result from the incident was only temporary in nature.
I suggest you contact an attorney or law firm familiar with these type of accidents.
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I serve this with roasted asparagus and garlic bread.
- 1/2 lb
- fresh scallops
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- 2 lb
- grape or cherry tomatoes, sliced in half
- 1 1/2 lb
- small button mushrooms, sliced in half
- 1 bunch
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- 1In a large pot, start water for the pasta.
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- 2In another skillet, add a bit of olive oil, heat to med high. Sear scallops on each side, about 3 minutes. Turn heat down to low, add prawns and remaining minced garlic. Saute until prawns turn pink. Remove and add to the tomatoes and mushrooms. Add the chopped basil and cook for 5 minutes. Remove from heat, add 1 1/2 pkgs, feta cheese, stir gently to mix.
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- Pay attention to those flavours, textures and structures all the while accruing a memory bank of tastes.
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The 46 year old pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly during a hearing at Stevenage Magistrates' Court on Monday 5 August 2013. He also admitted assaulting a ticket collector.
Gascoigne, who has battled alcoholism for many years, was fined £600 for one charge of assault and £400 for the drunk and disorderly charge.
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Gascoigne, 46, who received treatment for alcoholism in an American clinic earlier this year, was originally charged with two counts of assault, one involving his ex-wife Sheryl, but that charge was dropped.
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Gascoigne clutched his mobile phone throughout the court appearance.
Gascoigne admitted assaulting Mr Sherrington when he tried to assist after noticing he was staggering towards the railway tracks.
The ex-footballer was travelling from Newcastle to London King's Cross but got off the train at Stevenage station.
Staff at the station noticed he was drunk and tried to help Gascoigne by putting him in a wheelchair, but he became abusive to Mr Sherrington and used the "c-word'' repeatedly, Elaine McMillan, prosecuting, told the court.
Ms McMillan said Gascoigne grabbed hold of Mr Sherrington in the neck area - an assault which lasted a few seconds.
Mr Sherrington did not suffer any injuries.
The court heard that Gascoigne had been in Newcastle visiting his ill father, who has a heart condition.
Gascoigne's lawyer Gavin Harris said he only consumed a small amount of alcohol due to a "combination of stress caused by worry for his father and acute pain from a hip operation six weeks previously''.
Mr Harris said that because Gascoigne had not drunk alcohol for a significant period of time, the effects were stronger than would have otherwise been the case.
The court heard that Gascoigne's ex-wife and children were called to the station and in her sentencing, chair of the bench Carolyn Marsh pointed out that his 17-year-old son was "distressed''.
The court also heard that Gascoigne was receiving "one to one'' treatment for his alcoholism, which was continuing.
Mr Harris said: "Mr Gascoigne is remorseful and apologises for his actions.''
With his sunglasses back on, Gascoigne left the court and was driven away in a grey Porsche.
In a statement outside court, Mr Harris said: "Mr Gascoigne has asked me to say a few words on his behalf.
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How to Hack Someone's Computer
As the digital world becomes more and more complex, the need for deliberate, thorough security grows. Yes, we know, you've got everything "password protected." And yes, not every hacker is like the guys in the movies who are able to keyboard their way through complicated layers of encrypted, password-protected security faster than a gamer boots up a new version of Call of Duty.
In the real world it's a lot easier than that. And no, this isn't actually a tutorial about how to break into someone's computer or smart phone or tablet. Just an observation of sorts. A caution to our loyal readers, if you like.
The Brand Keys 2012 Customer Loyalty Engagement Index reveals that consumers choose laptop computers on the basis of anything but security. Instead, consumers tend to select on the basis of factors like innovative design and brand reputation. This doesn't mean that security isn't important, but that it does mean that it's an afterthought. Which becomes obvious when you consider how people select their security passwords.
A recent study found that the most common password used by the average business is – wait for it – "Password1." It's easy because it meets the three recommendations that appear in most electronic device security applications: a word that has capital and lower case letters and a numeric. It's also wildly creative, as the many thousands of people who share it could tell you.
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Oh, and though it's from an older, non-digital source, it would be well to remember the words of Confucius when setting your passwords: "When in a state of security, do not forget the possibility of ruin."
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- Zymogenic ym`o*gen"ic, a. (Biol.)
(a) Pertaining to, or formed by, a zymogene.
(b) Capable of producing a definite zymogen or ferment.
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{Zymogenic organism} (Biol.), a micro["o]rganism, such as the yeast plant of the {Bacterium lactis}, which sets up certain fermentative processes by which definite chemical products are formed; -- distinguished from a {pathogenic organism}. Cf. {Micrococcus}. [1913 Webster]
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March 12, 2013 • Judy Grahn's memoir, A Simple Revolution: The Making of an Activist Poet, has been announced as a finalist for the 25th annual Lambda Literary Awards. Join us this Thursday at Modern Times Bookstore for the book's launch party and reception!
April 10, 2013 • LeAnne Howe will be reading at The Little Grassy Literary Festival at Southern Illinois University Carbondale this Friday, April 12.
February 5, 2013 • Save the Date! We are pleased to announce that Judy Grahn will be reading from A Simple Revolution as part of the Poetry Flash Reading Series alongside Cheryl Dumesnil.
January 22, 2013 • Judy Grahn will be reading selections from her memoir, A Simple Revolution, in Namaste Hall at the California Institute of Integral Studies on Saturday, January 26th at 6:15 p.m. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear Judy share the rich history that she helped shape during the revolutionary '60s and '70s.
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Home > Colleges & Schools > Law > College of Law Journals > TJLP > Vol. 6 (2009) > Iss. 2
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In Lincoln General Insurance Co. v. Detroit Diesel Corp., the Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that Tennessee law does not allow recovery in tort for a defective product that causes damage only to itself, regardless of the manner in which the damage occurs. The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee brought this issue before the Tennessee Supreme Court through a certified question of law. The district court sought to establish the scope of the economic loss doctrine under Tennessee law, focusing specifically on cases where the damage to the defective product resulted from a sudden, calamitous event.
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Washburn, Kasey
"The Scope of the Economic Loss Doctrine in Tennessee,"
Tennessee Journal of Law & Policy: Vol. 6
, Article 9.
Available at: http://trace.tennessee.edu/tjlp/vol6/iss2/9


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What that means to you? Everyone interpret it differently.. How you define love?
1. What does true love means to you?
: Cinta Sejati ek.. wujud ke? ntah le... Love pada yg Maha Esa yes, tat's true love...
2. How do you know you're really in love?
: Tidor tak lena, mandi tak basah, tapi makan mesti kenyang nghehehe....
3. How many times in your life have you fallen in love?
: 1x1=1, 2x2=4, 3x3=9 ... eh, tu times table ek.. ooopss silap *ihiks*
4. Have you ever fallen out of true love because you were mad at the moment?
: I lum ada record kat tanjung rambutan... not mad enough kot... hahahahaha
5. Do you feel love and physical attraction are the same thing?
: Spelling oso vely diffelent alleady maaaa where can same one...
6. If your true love became ill or disfigured would you continue to love them the same way?
: Ill? disfigured? need Doctor tak.... soklan utk Doc Cinta nie... sila jawab Doc...
7. Should anyone else be able to tell you who to love or not love?
: It's for me to know and you to find out... ok tak jawapan nie *conpious*
8. Do you believe people that ended up divorced were ever truly in love?
: Soalan nak kena saman nie... takut nak jawab...
9. Would you give up something you want for someone you love?
: If That's What It Takes - cam lagu Celine Dion ...nie ayat poyo je *ahaks ahaks*
10. If you truly love someone do you feel it should be unconditional?
: Unconditional ni adik beradik conditioner, kezen dia air-condition tu ke... *ahaks*
Fuyooo.. dah selesai jawab soklan preksa masuk tadika nie.. lulus tak? confirm fail ngehehehe... Tauruz, pass ke fail nie *ihiks*
and the recipients of my L.O.V.E jeng jeng jeng :-
1. Idashah 2. Blushwax 3. Alin 4. Viruspadu 5. Mamaranggie
Sesapa yg dah buat, abaikan aje iye..... let us all sing....
O is for the only one I see
V is very, very extraordinary
E is even more than anyone that you can adore


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Palin: U.S. shouldn't 'second guess' defensive military steps taken by Israel
Republican Vice Presidential Nominee Sarah Palin on Thursday said the United States shouldn't "second guess" steps taken by Israel to secure itself, adding that a nuclear weapon in the hands of Iran is dangerous and the United States must "put the pressure" on the Islamic Republic.
Memo to Governor Palin: The Iranians are enriching uranium at a 3% level, which is completely consistent with the creation of a nuclear power plant.
In order to create weapons grade uranium, they would have to be enriching to 95% or better, and this is utterly no evidence from a standpoint of IAEA inspections to suggest that this is going on at all.
That Governor Palin apparently doesn't understand this difference(or doesn't want to, in order to appease her Israeli masters, who do have nuclear bombs which go uninspected because they are not signatories to the non-proliferation treaty) is unsettling, to say the least.


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cirno+neu: Rule
Required players : 2 - 8 players.
For life system only : Chips to represent each player's life (number of players x 2).
1. Play Rock-Paper-Scissors to decide the Dealer.
2. The dealer shuffles the deck, deals out 3 cards to each player, then puts the remaining cards in the center of table as the draw pile. If the game is being played using the life system, each player also receives 2 chips to represent each player's life.
3. Starting from the Dealer, each player takes a turn by playing a card from his/her hand into the main stack. The player calls out the sum of the main stack, then draws a card from the draw pile. After that, the turn passes to next player.
4. Any player who is forced to play a card that makes the main stack sum exceed 99 is eliminated. If the game is being played with the life system, that player loses one of his/her chips. Any player who runs out of chips is eliminated, then begin the game anew.
5. The game ends when only one player remains, and that remaining player wins the game.
Card Explanation
There are 2 types of card, number cards and special cards.
Number Cards
If the card only shows a number, then the card adds its value to the main stack. This include ⑨ cards.
If the card includes a minus sign, then the card subtracts its value from the main stack.
Special Cards
Special cards do not add or subtract value from main stack, so it's safe to play a special card when the main stack value hits 99.
Skip the turn of the player who plays this card and continue to next player's turn.
Reverse the turn direction (CW->CCW or CCW ->CW).
Choose a player and make the current turn that player's turn. After that player finishes, the turn order resumes as normal, proceeding to player after the one who played this card.
The next player must play 2 cards instead of 1, after which that player draws 2 cards.
Regardless of the previous main stack sum, the sum is 99.
Combines the effect of DOUBLE and SHOT. Choose a player. This turn becomes that player's turn, and that player must play 2 cards instead of 1, then draw 2 cards. After the chosen player finishes, the turn order resumes as normal.
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Monday, November 16, 2009
9 comments:
- Beth said...
congrats! I have a few friends that love it.
- November 16, 2009 at 4:43 PM
- The Stephens Family said...
Congratulations! When do the lessons start? I want to be your first customer.
- November 16, 2009 at 10:57 PM
- The Lowe Family said...
You go girl!! You'll do awesome. I really want to see what this Zumba thing is all about. I'm sure I'll look like a dork trying it though...no latin blood here! :) Where do you teach? Good luck with it!
- November 18, 2009 at 7:44 PM
- The Eccles said...
Congrats Marlina! I wish I lived closer...although I don't have great rhythm, but I would like to.
- November 19, 2009 at 2:40 PM
- Christine said...
You need to start teaching a class! You are going to be an excellent instructor.
- November 25, 2009 at 8:04 AM
- jbel said...
I love Zumba ... wish we lived near each other again so I could take your class!
- November 26, 2009 at 2:42 PM
- Wilde ones said...
Love Zumba classes. If we end up out there with you I'll definitely have to come to your classes - but I'm definitely white girl dancing.
- January 18, 2010 at 7:45 PM
- Lynn said...
HOW FUN! LIke everyone else, I wish you were nearby so I could attend your classes!
- January 20, 2010 at 1:57 PM
- cardonfam7 said...
What a great outlet for you! Wish I could be in your class. I'm sure you are an amazing teacher with your dancing background and your "Latin spice". :)
- January 28, 2010 at 9:18 AM


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Having to play-test all the guides for the AWDS-mode of Custom Wars Tactics made me think about what could be done to fix old-style Advance Wars once customization becomes available. Here are a few things I think could be done to make a better AWDS-style game.
#1: Steal a Crap Ton of Stuff from AW4
To make a better AW3, you need most of the concepts from AW4. This means taking the damage formula, the units (which is to say modify the AW3 units to fit as possible), and bumping down the prices of any AW3 units that don't have AW4 equivalents. Also use the AW4 damage table as possible, with some variations I'll outline down below. The sandstorms in this game should also be used in place of AW3's sandstorms. This will stop defense from being ridiculous while still mattering. Also AW4 fog, because it's basically superior in every way.
Most importantly, get that experience system and give it a slight overhaul (4 levels instead of 3, all of them get defense, and the stat increase is always by 5 points). This will give the re-worked AW3 a much needed boost in the defense department without, again, making defense stupid-powerful.
As far as re-working the units, my thinking is just to alter the prices; not necessarily weakening them, though. For example, the Md Tank would come down to the 12k price of its AW4 equivalent, the Neotank would bump down to 16k, and the Megatank would become 22k. The B-Ship would become the AW4 version; it's just plain better, so why the hell not. Do the same with all naval units, keeping only the Black Boat untouched. Air units should come down in price where applicable, but keep their AW3 capabilities; Fighters were to damn weak. Make the Stealth the same price as the other two jets; might be halfway useful that way.
Lastly, use the AW4 terrain, including its comm. towers. Terrain variety is lacking in AW3, and the AW4 towers keep Javier from being ridiculous in the same way as AW3. (Javier would be changed to double the effects of towers; he basically does this in AW3 anyway, so it's not a drastic change.)
#2: Steal a Crap Ton of Stuff from AW2
AW2 did a lot of things right that were undone in AW3 for reasons I cannot fathom. First of all, the charging system. Testing has shown that, in practice, the charging system of AW2 really isn't that much slower than AW3's; the slowdown amounts to 3 days at most. However, it's still slow enough to not be stupid-fast like AW3's, and will give d2d abilities and (hopefully) COPs the emphasis they're really supposed to have.
AW2 is also the last game where rain and snow worked like they should, in my opinion, so that should be brought back. They can't have the tileset-changing effects, obviously, but other gameplay effects should be kept.
Lastly, several COs need to be rolled back to their AW2 stats and powers, partly for variety, partly for balance, and partly to survive the AW4 changes. The COs in question are Lash, Max, Sonja, Olaf, Drake, Eagle, Sami, Kanbei, and Sensei.
#3: Steal a Couple Things from AWBW
AWBW had its lab mechanic and a decent multiplayer version of Sturm, both of which should be snagged.
The End Product
Assuming no further balancing is attempted, the end result of this will leave us with all the playable options of AW3, and the better part of AW4's gameplay variety. It does sacrifice some of the strategy provided by AW4's COZs, but AW4 pretty much explored the extent of gameplay variety you can get from that, so much that one CO, Penny, had an AW3-style d2d. Nearly every unit should be usable with this setup, and SCOP spam shouldn't be quite as insane.
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Molly was built in 1904 by James Holden for the Great Eastern Railway. In 1923, it became a part of the London and North Eastern Railway, and she befriended a Gresley A1 named Gordon. In 1939, World War II broke out in Europe, and liveries disappeared from all the engines. In 1945, the war ended. But later on, all was not well for poor Molly. In 1948, the North Western Railway was sold to Sir Topham Hatt, and Gordon and Toby were brought there, to her dismay. In 1960, she was ordered for scrapping, but ran away from the cutter's torch, and hid in a shed. In 1985, Molly was brought to the North Norfolk Railway. She also befriended a Southern Railway Q1 numbered "33010", or Neville. In 1998, when a Class 55 came to the railway, he said rude things about the engines, and plotted for them to be scrapped. Molly and Neville stopped the 55 by throwing him off a broken bridge, but Molly fell off too. The Class 55 was scrapped soon after that. Molly was recovered from the accident, and by late 1999, she was restored like a really useful engine. In 2001, Molly and Neville were sold to the North Western Railway, where Molly was repainted North Western yellow. In 2003, the Norramby branch line was restored, and she, Neville, and Eagle (James' brother) were to help out in the project. However, not everything went to plan, as Eagle got revenge on clergymen for splashing him, Molly bragged about her whistle and lost it, and to put icing on the cake, Neville ended in a collision with tractor's load that spilled onto the line, derailing him. Eventually, everything turned out all right.
Molly is very shy and timid. Her feelings are easily hurt, and she gets embarrassed very easily, but she can have the courage to do things right. Molly also has concern for the other engines if they are sick or in trouble. Sometimes, Molly can be bossy and stubborn, but still, she is very kind and gentle, a persona a cross between Edward and Toby.
Molly is based on LNER Claud Hamilton D15 4-4-0.
Molly is painted NWR yellow with brown stripes.


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"Much of what we consider our humanity is imbued in our skin," Nina Jablonski tells us. This insight came to her in 1981, as she observed a jittery anatomy class warm to a cadaver only after cutting through its skin. As it turns out, marvels abound of this sweaty, hardwearing, social -- and underappreciated -- organ. Many are collected in her book, Skin: A Natural History, a look at what makes our skin unique and, perhaps, more important than we realize.
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Broncs tame Dragons for historic victory
LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ - On an historic night in Alumni Gymnasium, the Rider wrestling team (11-1, 5-1 EWL) won a tight 18-16 match against Drexel on the backs of three major decisions. The victory pushed Rider Head Coach Gary Taylor's all-time win total to 440, tying him with former Minnesota Head Coach J Robinson for third all-time in Division I wrestling history.
The Broncs won five of the matches on the day, taking three by bonus points with a trio of major decisions from B.J. Clagon (Toms River, NJ/Toms River South), Chad Walsh (Cherry Hill, NJ/Camden Catholic), and Dean Sherry (Brick, NJ/Brick Township) accounting for the difference in the match. The Broncs also received victories from J.R. Wert (Christianburg, VA/Christianburg) and Ryan Wolfe (New Castle, DE/Caravel Academy).
"That was a great match," said Taylor. "We knew that this was going to be tough, and they did as well. I thought that both sides fought hard, but we were able to get more majors."
The match started off with a close battle at 125, with Wert winning a tight 2-1 decision over Zachary Fuentes to kick the match off 3-0.
The Dragons would then take the next three matches, with nationally ranked wrestlers at both 133 and 149. #12 Kevin Devoy would hold off Rider sophomore Anthony Cefolo (Florham Park, NJ/Hanover Park Regional) 3-2 to tie the match, before David Pearce would defeat freshman Evan Fidelibus (Easton, PA/Easton Area), 4-0. 13th ranked senior Matt Cimato would then defeat Jesse Rodgers (Pittsburgh, PA/North Allegheny) by major decision to push the Drexel lead to 10-3.
The Broncs would then find their groove, winning three-straight major decisions to take back the lead 15-10. Clagon and Walsh won at 157 and 165 respectively, Clagon by a 14-5 score, and Walsh 12-3.
Sherry would then take advantage of the turning momentum, scoring a last-second six-point move to blow open the 174-pound match and steal the major decision, 11-3.
"I've only ever done that once in a match, and it worked out well today" said Sherry about the move that clinched the bonus points.
Junior 184 Michale Fagg-Daves (Somerset, NJ/Franklin) would then suffer a tight 3-1 loss to Alex DeCiantis, bringing the dual score to 15-13, where senior 197 Wolfe would score the 10-4 decision to reopen the lead.
Junior Mauro Correnti (Delran, NJ/Holy Cross [Lock Haven]) would take the mat knowing that all he had to do was prevent a technical fall or pin to win the match for the Broncs, and he would do just that, losing 4-1 to the 16th ranked heavyweight in the nation, Joseph Goodhart to end the match 18-16.
"At the beginning of the year, this was a challenge, but they took it on and have done a great job up to this point," said Taylor in regards to the historic victory.
The Broncs next wrestle on Thursday, Feb. 16 in a crosstown rivalry match against the Princeton Tigers at Alumni Gymnasium.
125: J.R. Wert (RU) Dec. Zachary Fuentes (DU), 2-1. RU Leads 3-0
133: Kevin Devoy (DU) Dec. Anthony Cefolo (RU), 3-2. Score Tied 3-3
141: David Pearce (DU) Dec. Evan Fidelibus (RU), 4-0. DU Leads 6-3
149: Matt Cimato (DU) M. Dec. Jesse Rodgers (RU), 10-0. DU Leads 10-3
157: B.J. Clagon (RU) M. Dec. William Davis (DU), 14-5. DU Leads 10-7
165: Chad Walsh (RU) M. Dec. Austin Rose (DU), 12-3. RU Leads 11-10
174: Dean Sherry (RU) M. Dec. Ebed Jarrell (DU), 11-3. RU Leads 15-10
184: Alex DeCiantis (DU) Dec. Michale Fagg-Daves (RU), 3-1. RU Leads 15-13
197: Ryan Wolfe (RU) Dec. Josh Murphy (DU), 10-4. RU Leads 18-13
285: Joseph Goodhart (DU) Dec. Mauro Correnti (RU), 4-1. RU Wins 18-16


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Fifteen thousand, one hundred and sixty-four miles in the air (approximately). Twenty-one flights. Many, many more bus rides. Tires you out just thinking about it, doesn't it?
After playing their first 14 games away from home, and enduring all that travel, the Coppin State Eagles will play their first home game of the season Saturday night, against Norfolk State. They're not the last team in America to play its first home game -- South Carolina State and Baylor also will make their home debuts on Saturday. And they're not winless, like Morgan State (0-13), North Carolina A&T (0-12) and Baylor (0-1, after being prohibited by the NCAA from playing nonconference games this season). But still, it's fair to say Coppin State has had the toughest road of any team in the country.
Why? Just take a look at their opponents. After losing three straight to Charlotte, Lehigh and Alabama State in the BCA Invitational in Laramie, Wyo., Coppin State played (and lost) at Clemson, Xavier, UCLA, Oklahoma, Illinois, Pittsburgh, Michigan and Michigan State, all before New Year's Day. Then the Eagles opened conference play by losing at defending MEAC champ Delaware State, before finally notching their first two victories of the season, at Bethune-Cookman and Florida A&M.
Coppin State coach Ron "Fang" Mitchell, who also serves as the school's athletic director, admits the school profited financially from many of these games because they were "guarantee games," in which the visiting team is promised a certain amount of money. But Mitchell insists that this was not the primary reason for putting together such a schedule. He says he adopted his scheduling philosophy from Temple coach John Chaney, famous for his own tough schedules, and whose basketball camp Mitchell worked at for nine years. "My main concern is to toughen my players up," Mitchell says. "Coach Chaney always preached that it's about how you lay your foundation. If you lay a soft one, you have a tendency to fold easily. If you lay a hard one down, it makes you tougher."
Sophomore forward Darryl Proctor agrees that the tough road will benefit his team -- which features 11 freshmen and sophomores, and no seniors. "It helped us bond and mature more," Proctor says. "Playing these big teams, you've gotta mature real quick."
And all those losses weren't blowouts, by the way. The Eagles played particularly well against UCLA and Oklahoma. Against the Bruins, they led 35-30 at the half before losing 69-57. And against the Sooners, they stormed back from 28-9 down at the half before falling 57-47.
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Despite all the losses, Coppin State is expected to be in the thick of the MEAC race. So don't be shocked if you see the Eagles in your bracket come March. And big boys beware. As a No. 15 seed in 1997, Coppin knocked off No. 2-seeded South Carolina, then lost by a single point against Texas in the second round. And this group certainly won't be intimidated by facing a national power in the NCAA Tournament.
No matter what happens the rest of the season, the Eagles already have achieved some measure of success. "I always dreamed about playing all these schools," Proctor says. "Coppin gave me that opportunity."
Nevertheless, it seems somewhat appropriate that Foster is playing his basketball in Music City, USA. And the 6-foot-6 sophomore with the sweet outside stroke is quickly reaching hero status in Nashville -- particularly after scoring 16 big points, including four 3s, in leading the Commodores to a 57-52 victory over Kentucky on Tuesday. The win was Vandy's first at Kentucky since 1974.
Shan (pronounced Shane), a Kenner, La. native who was recruited by the likes of Kansas, Illinois and LSU, chose Vanderbilt because he liked the coaching staff and the fans. He was starting by mid-December his freshman year, and finished last season averaging 9.2 points per game, third on the team. This season, he's pacing Vandy at 16.0 ppg. And the team is off to a great start at 11-2, 2-0 in the SEC.
Foster's specialty is his outside shot -- he was second in the SEC at 44.5 percent from beyond the arc a year ago, and he's shooting 44.2 percent from there this season. But believe it or not, he actually played center back at Bonnabel High -- that's what happens when you're a few inches taller than everyone else on your team. But he wasn't crazy about it. "It was kinda killing me," Foster says. "If I took a 3, I got subbed out. If I dribbled up the court, I got subbed out."
But he had a nice shooting touch, and he got to play on the perimeter for his AAU team. Vanderbilt coach Kevin Stallings was confident Foster could make the adjustment to playing on the wing full-time. And after putting in extra practice on his ballhandling and shooting, Foster has proven him right. "We always believed he would be a great player here," Stallings says. "He just became that player quicker than we thought he would."
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Foster is a nightmare to defend. It's bad enough that he's 6-6 with a deep shooting range. But he also has a 6-11 wingspan, and releases the ball a little behind his head with those long arms. "It's a little unorthodox," Stallings says. "But it's not unorthodox when it gets to the net."
And he might not be Usher -- but that doesn't mean Foster's not caught up in music, too. He started singing in his church choir when he was just 4 years old and taught himself to play piano in high school. He has written a few songs, even recording a song with teammate Mario Moore.
Music's still got a hold on him -- Foster has contemplated pursuing a music career after his hoops days are over. For now, he's totally focused on basketball. But his teammates won't leave the Usher thing alone. "Every time we go out to eat, they always call me Usher, real loud, so everybody can hear it and thinks I'm him."
One day soon, maybe they'll all know better. Maybe they'll all know he's Shan Foster.
A year ago, Maryland scored a rare victory over Duke at Cameron. But Coach K's gesture, seemingly about the Blue Devils owning their home court and protecting their home court, certainly seemed to inspire his players; they thumped the Terps 76-52. Duke already had one (extremely) close call at home this season, needing a 45-foot prayer from Sean Dockery against Virginia Tech. After this, I doubt Duke will lose a home game the rest of the season.
Speaking of unranked ... take a guess as to how many ranked teams Florida has left on its schedule the rest of the season? Ready for the answer?
That's right. As of this week's polls, the Gators won't face another ranked team. Can they run the table? I highly doubt it. The SEC still presents plenty of challenges. And other SEC teams might be ranked later in the season. But it's still startling to see Florida ranked No. 2 and no other SEC team in the Top 25. The Gators definitely won't face quite the competition their fellow undefeated teams, Duke and Pitt, will in their respective conferences.
After UConn's 67-66 victory over LSU on Saturday, Huskies coach Jim Calhoun said about senior Hilton Armstrong (according to The Associated Press):
"He said, 'Put me back in. I'm going to score on anybody they put on me.'"
Pretty bold words from Armstrong, a player who hasn't exactly lived up to his potential since coming to UConn. But he backed them up, scoring six key points in the final four minutes (despite having four fouls) to help UConn come back and steal that victory. And he followed that up with 14 points, 10 rebounds and six blocks in the Huskies' win over Cincinnati on Monday night.
All the talk about UConn of late had centered around the return of point guard Marcus Williams from his suspension -- along with the inconsistent play of star forward Rudy Gay. Then the Huskies were creamed at Marquette in their Big East opener, also Williams' debut. But thanks to Armstrong, the Huskies bounced back with two big victories. And if Armstrong can continue to provide this strong a presence in the middle, UConn will be even tougher than people think.
Thoughts from games I watched this past week:
• I figured Kentucky's offense would struggle at times. But I never thought these guys would look as bad as they did against Kansas and Vanderbilt. Way, way too much standing around.
• Still having trouble getting used to Boston College playing in the ACC. And it looks as though BC's having a little trouble adjusting, as well, with an 0-3 start. At this point, the Eagles would be lucky just to get into the NCAA Tournament.
• Michigan State's Paul Davis and Indiana's Marco Killingsworth got tangled up and exchanged a few words Wednesday night. Now that would be a heavyweight fight.
• Duke looked like a very beatable No. 1 team a few weeks ago. Now, I must admit, I'm starting to wonder: Who can beat them?
What happened? Well, Rick Pitino's Kentucky team was shorthanded because of the NCAA probation the program was under. But Pitino continued to employ his trademark full-court press, even as the deficit got out of hand -- and Roy Williams' Jayhawks, even his bench players, continued to break it for easy baskets. Reportedly, Williams and Pitino exchanged some harsh words late in the game -- Williams didn't know what to do since Pitino insisted on keeping the press on, and even offered to call a timeout so the Kentucky players could get a breather. Suffice it to say Pitino wasn't too pleased.
There are some great dunkers around college basketball -- Memphis' Rodney Carney immediately comes to mind. But this week I'm dishing out a "D" in the art of the dunk to Duke's J.J. Redick, who slammed home the first dunk of his career against Maryland.
Can't give him an "F" 'cause he did admit after the game that the dunk was "kind of weak." But it was a 2-on-0 break. Redick had no one in front of him. Not that I was expecting a windmill or anything. But come up with a little pizzazz, J.J.! All we got was a simple two-handed stuff and a brief extra moment hanging on the rim. Not nearly enough to get him into the NBA Slam Dunk contest next year.
Can't wait to watch him in the 3-Point Shootout, though.
For this week's poll, I want to throw another quote at you. This one is from Adam Morrison, after Gonzaga knocked off St. Mary's at St. Mary's on Saturday, avenging a defeat to the Gaels there a season ago (quote from The Associated Press):
"We know the fans down here are pretty much front-runners and they came to see us play, so we tried to put on a show. They probably couldn't tell you their own starting lineup, but they could tell you ours. We came down here to try to blow them out of the water."
I know St. Mary's is Gonzaga's chief conference rival. And I know Morrison is a fiery player who likes to talk. But how do you feel about what Morrison said? Do you like his attitude? Too cocky? Cast your vote at the top right of this page.
And remember, please send me questions for next week's column, or nominations for the different subject categories. You can e-mail me here. Now, here are a couple of the questions I received in the past week:
Is Pitt for real? I know that our schedule had been quite soft up until the South Carolina game, but they looked good against a solid Wisconsin team and won that double-OT thriller over Notre Dame.
-- Ron, Atlanta
Pitt (13-0) is "for real" in the sense that it should make the NCAA Tournament. The Panthers have an experienced scoring guard in Carl Krauser (17.7 ppg), a solid big man in Aaron Gray (13.3 ppg, 10.4 rpg), and a dynamic freshman forward, Sam Young, who's improving by the game (he's averaging 8.8 ppg, but scored 16, 16 and 15 against South Carolina, Wisconsin and Notre Dame).
But are the Panthers Big East contenders? Probably not. They do have a relatively favorable conference schedule -- they play Providence and Marquette twice and don't have to face Villanova. But remember -- the Panthers have left Pittsburgh for only one game, against South Carolina. Let's see how they fare Sunday at Freedom Hall against Louisville.
How can the Big Ten be the best conference when they can't beat the ACC in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge?
-- Andrew, Raleigh
Yes, I know, the Big Ten lost the Challenge again. But don't get carried away about that. The ACC won six games, the Big Ten five. But among the Big Ten's top eight teams, five won (Illinois, Iowa, Michigan State, Michigan and Ohio State); Indiana lost to the No. 1 team in the country, Duke (albeit in Bloomington); Minnesota (which I would rank No. 8 in the Big Ten) lost at Maryland; and Wisconsin lost by three at Wake Forest.
The ACC picked up half of its victories by having some of its lower-echelon teams beat the Big Ten's bottom three teams (Clemson over Penn State, Florida State over Purdue, Virginia over Northwestern). Yes, one of the ACC's better teams, Boston College, didn't participate in the Challenge. But I'd still say the ACC's "victory" is of questionable merit.
One of the last great nonconference matchups before the Big Dance, along with a couple of conference dandies:
Villanova at Texas (Saturday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS): Can the Longhorns handle 'Nova's four guards? Can the Wildcats handle LaMarcus Aldridge?
UConn at Syracuse (Monday, 9 p.m., ESPN): 'Cuse is back in the Top 25, finally but can the Orange protect their Carrier Dome floor against the Huskies?
Illinois at Indiana (Tuesday, 7 p.m., ESPN): Another battle between two Top-10 teams. Can the Illini's D shut down the Hoosiers' O?
Kieran Darcy is an editor at ESPN.com and a contributor to ESPN The Magazine. You can e-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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December 6, 2010
Show me a sign
Her speech therapist is awesome. She follows SB's lead and mood each day, and makes it work for her. Rather than going in to the session with a set agenda, she lets SB decide what activity they will participate in, and uses that as a learning opportunity. She formalizes it when she can, but is flexible and understanding.
We are hearing a wide range of new sounds from SB. She is extremely verbal. She babbles all the time. Her difficulty is with turning sounds into words. And there are some sounds she simply cannot make yet, like "w." But she doesn't let that stop her. She uses the sounds she can make to approximate words. Saying, "dader" for "water," for example.
SB has also become a signing fool. Her little hands are ever-busy instruments of conversation. It is all I can do to keep up with her. At the recommendation of her speech therapist, we purchased a set of Baby Signing Time DVDs with Rachel Coleman. SB is absolutely crazy about them. And in the span of about two weeks she added well over 125 signs to her vocabulary.
I have really enjoyed learning to sign. It's fun, and incredibly helpful with SB in so many ways. SB often verbalizes when she wants something, but most of the time you would not know what word she was trying to say.
Because her sounds are limited, she often uses the same ones in reference to different things. Or there are very subtle differences. Signing and speaking together helps me know exactly what SB is trying to convey. And she gets very excited when I can understand her.
One area of concern we have is with SB's preschool. Right now, she is doing great. We recently had the first parent/teacher conference and received a glowing report. At this time, her speech delay has not presented any problems. Her teacher does not sign, but says she is actually learning from SB, and that SB is able to communicate very well what she wants or needs.
At the end of the month, when SB turns two, she will move up to the next level. There she will be with children from two to three years old. And the gap in language ability could be wider and more obvious. We're not sure how SB, or her peers, will react.
Also, the student/teacher ratio will be greater. And that teacher does not sign, either. So we have concerns about how much extra attention or time SB may require in the classroom. We plan to wait and see how it goes.
We can't assume it will not go well. We need to give SB a chance. But, we don't want her to be in a situation that will cause her undue stress. The school director and the teachers are aware of SB's issues. So we will all watch carefully and assess what is best for her as we go along.
I will also be touring a special preschool next week for children with speech issues. There could be many benefits to placing SB in a program like that now. We would prefer she be placed in a special program at this age and have the opportunity to be mainstreamed once she begins elementary school. That's quite a bit away still, and a lot can happen between now and then...
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It sounds like SB is highly motivated to communicate--that's 90% of the battle right there. You guys are approaching this with common sense and love. A combination like that is a winner. :)ReplyDelete
Early intervention makes such a huge difference in all the "delays". Kudos to you two!ReplyDelete
My daughter is also speech delayed and we were not as aggressive in teaching her sign language. She still uses her signs in addition to the words she knows. While she no longer goes to speech therapy, we did find that having her in a group of kids that were mostly her age (her last sitter had kids that were mostly 2 and 3 years her seniors)that she learned words as a faster pace.ReplyDelete
But SB is most fortunate to have you as her advocate. I continue to look forward to reading about her progress.
@ Linda - SB is highly motivated period. It's a good quality in a child, I think.ReplyDelete
@ Kristina - That's what we keep hearing, so we are glad we took the steps we did.
@ Mad Woman - When we first put SB in preschool, we were hoping being around other kids her age would help her talk. We have since learned her language issue is due to a problem with the muscles involved in speech. But, there are many other benefits, so we are glad we did it. I'll be sure to keep sharing updates!
It is so wonderful to read that SB is making such lovely strides.ReplyDelete
When our Katie turned three, she had to transition over to the school system (up until that point, she received therapy here in our home). I was a wreck about the transition...I worried that it wouldn't be comfortable for Katie, who is somewhat reserved. I fretted over it so much, Elizabeth, I can't even begin to tell you how consuming it was.
Within weeks of making the shift, Katie began to make bigger, more consistent strides than we had ever seen before. Who knows what we can attribute that to--new teacher, new environment, age--but what was scary has proven to be wonderful.
I love that you have such a great mindset...that you believe that you "can't assume it will not go well."
You are a wise woman and a wonderful advocate for SB.
@ Nichole - Thank you! I know you have been and are going through this. It is so difficult. I HATE to see my child struggle. It hurts me. I understand the concerns you had for Katie. And I know we have a long road ahead. But her speech therapist is very encouraged by her progress. It would seem insignificant to most, but it is a very big deal for SB. We will just keep doing everything we can to support her and hope for the best...ReplyDelete
Hooray! I'm so glad it's going well!!!!ReplyDelete
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A new council created by Indiana lawmakers is working to devise new ways of controlling invasive plants that are creeping into the state.
The Indiana Invasive Species Council was created by lawmakers in 2009 and has its offices at Purdue University. The group is urging state agencies, land trusts and other groups to work together to educate the public about the need to prevent invasive plant species from becoming established and spreading in Indiana.
Council chairman John Jachetta, who's a weed scientist at Indianapolis-based Dow AgroSciences, says invasive plants pose a major threat because they can spread rapidly and push out native plants important to native animals.
A weed from Europe called Canada thistle, for example, crowds out native vegetation and reduces crop and forage yields.
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