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First the snow, then the rains, and while the moisture is widely welcomed, it has put a damper on those anxious to work off their cabin fever.
Under brilliantly sunny skies Friday, some Boulder-area hikers, runners and cyclists setting out to log serious miles on their favorite trails might have found themselves having to beat feet in another direction.
In the county trails network, Boulder County Parks and Open Space has closed most of the Heil Valley Ranch trail system, with the lone exception of its 1.3-mile Lichen Loop.
Closed to the public for now are Heil Valley Ranch's 5.2-mile Picture Rock Trail, the 2.6-mile Ponderosa Loop, the 2.5-mile Wapiti Trail and the 2.9-mile Wild Turkey Trail. That's 13.2 miles of trails that are now off-limits.
The still-accessible Lichen Loop, which is designated for hiking only, is often used by visiting school groups and other nonprofits.
"It's just due to extremely muddy conditions, due to the rains, and the springs in the area are also creating very wet conditions. This is on top of the snows melting off," said Jason Vroman, a park ranger for Boulder County Parks and Open Space.
Many sections of the Heil Valley Ranch trails are under water.
"Staff will just monitor conditions, and as they are drying out we will open it as soon as we can, as conditions allow," Vroman said.
The county trail closures went into effect at 8 a.m. Tuesday, one of several rainy days the county saw this week, with 2.34 inches of rain having fallen in Boulder this month by the end of the day Thursday. In a typical May, Boulder sees no more than 2.5 to 3 inches of rain for the entire month.
The city, meanwhile, has also closed a significant number of trails in the southern end of its open space portfolio.
Jim Reeder, division manager for Boulder's Open Space and Mountain Parks, said the city has closed the Marshall Mesa area, the Greenbelt Plateau area, Flatirons Vista and Doudy Draw. He could not put a total mileage on the trails affected.
"They are all very muddy, or in some cases we still have water standing on the trail," he said.
Such measures have not been necessary in recent years, Reeder said.
"In the last few years, we haven't had to because it has been fairly dry and hot," Reeder said. "And this year, with all the moisture in March and April and then this latest storm, there is just no place for this water to go. The ground is soaked already."
Reeder said city employees are monitoring the trails and that if conditions allow, some trails could reopen by Sunday.
"But if we get another rainstorm, all bets are off," Reeder said. "We could be closing more."
Vroman said trail closures are necessitated by more than just a desire to prevent folks from getting their footwear muddy.
"A lot of the people don't hike through the wetness," he said. "They hike around the wetness, and if that happens, that widens out the single-track trail that we're trying to keep there." Riding mountain bikes on the trail, in those conditions, creates a rutting-out of the trail that rangers want to avoid.
Additionally, short-cutting around muddy trails greatly increases erosion and destroys neighboring vegetation.
"We are trying to protect our resources here," Vroman said.
By early Friday afternoon, it was raining again.
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Groundbreaking set for Aug. 31
A groundbreaking ceremony for the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex will be held in conjunction with South Dakota State's 2013 football opener on Aug. 31.
The ceremony, which is open to the public, is scheduled for 3 p.m. in the construction area directly north of Coughlin-Alumni Stadium and the Dykhouse Student-Athlete Center.
The Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex is scheduled to be completed in the fall of 2014. The indoor practice and human performance facility will include an eight-lane, 300-meter competition track and 100 yards of synthetic turf, along with space for sports medicine, athletic training, strength and conditioning, physical therapy, hydrotherapy, observation rooms and office facilities.
Leadership gifts from the Dale and Pat Larson family, First Bank & Trust, Sanford Health, Larson Manufacturing and other anonymous donors have made this transformational facility a reality. To date, nearly $29 million has been raised for the project, which was part of SDSU's "It Starts With STATE": A campaign for South Dakota State University. The six-year campaign raised more than $255 million for students, faculty, facilities, athletics and other university programs.
Kickoff for the SDSU-Butler football game is set for 6 p.m. at Coughlin-Alumni Stadium. Tickets, including $10 tickets for SDSU faculty and staff, remain available for the season opener, which will include a fireworks show immediately following the game. For ticket information, call the Jackrabbit Ticket Office at 1-866-GO JACKS or log on to www.jackrabbittickets.com.

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John Dotson Jr. already had a record of excellence in journalism when he was named publisher of the Daily Camera in 1987, having spent 17 years working for Newsweek before coming to Boulder.
Dotson's naming as publisher alone was historic. He was the first black publisher in the Knight Ridder newspaper chain that owned the Camera at the time, according to his former employees.
His tenure--which lasted until 1992 when he became publisher of the Akron (Ohio) Beacon Journal--had a noticeable positive impact.
The American Society of Newspaper Editors named the Camera one of the top 10 newspapers with a circulation under 50,000 on Dotson's watch, according to then executive editor, Barrie Hartman.
"I really admired him. He really protected our paper from the cuts that corporate was demanding," Hartman recalled. "He also set very high standards for performance. His first love was the newsroom."
Dotson died Friday after a months-long fight with cancer, according to his family. He was 76.
Among many career accolades and accomplishments, Dotson was elected to the Washington Post Company's Board of Directors in 2001. In 1977 he co-founded the Robert C. Maynard Institute for Journalism Education, which led the movement to bring diversity to U.S. newsrooms, according to his family.
While the crowning achievement of his career may have come in Akron--the Beacon Journal won a Pulitzer Gold Medal for Meritorious Public Service for a series on race in 1994 when he was publisher there--Dotson kept a home in Boulder and spent much of his time here following his retirement in 2001, according to family.
"Boulder was a special place. It's where he was first publisher, we had a home here, we liked the people," wife Peggy Dotson said. "I mean, what's not to like about Boulder?"
Peggy Dotson said her husband was an avid fly fisherman who cast his line in waters across Colorado.
The couple, who had three children, celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary in April.
For those who worked with him at the Camera, Dotson is remembered as an inspiration.
"John was a very wise man. It was just an education, I think, for all of us," said Glennys McPhilimy, the Camera's assistant editorial page editor at the time Dotson took the publisher position. "He was just very smart and very thoughtful and soft-spoken. I just had a tremendous amount of respect for him and what he did for all of us at the Camera."
"I loved the guy, and he certainly played a major role in my career," Hartman said.
Dotson's family said they are planning a private memorial service for him in the near future.
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Monday, June 21, 2010
Daytona's Coke Zero 400 Goes 3D At DirecTV and NASCAR.com
We have been talking about the rapidly expanding appeal of 3D to the sports television marketplace. Until today, the NASCAR TV partners denied any plans to use 3D technology this season. Well, the folks at Turner have changed all that.
Here is a portion of the release from Turner, NASCAR and the NASCAR Media Group:
NASCAR Media Group and Turner Sports announced today that NASCAR's first foray into 3D programming will take place on July 3, 2010 with a special presentation of the Coke Zero 400 powered by Coca-Cola (TNT, 7:30 p.m. ET).
The 3D production, NASCAR's first ever, will be made available through TNT RaceBuddy on NASCAR.COM (NASCAR.COM/RaceBuddy3D) as well as through DIRECTV, and will complement a special television presentation on TNT, highlighted by the network's groundbreaking signature Wide Open format.
NASCAR.COM will feature 3D feeds for the Daytona race in addition to the mosaic of HD-quality complementary unique camera angles available on TNT RaceBuddy on NASCAR.COM (NASCAR.COM/RaceBuddy) throughout the six NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races televised on TNT.
Turner, which manages NASCAR.COM, will also make the Sprint Cup Series race from Daytona International Speedway available in 3D through DIRECTV. In order to experience the event in 3D, viewers will need a 3D TV or PC display with matching 3D glasses. Fans can go to www.nascar.com/racebuddy3D to get more information about the hardware and software used to view the 3D production online.
"One of our goals here at NASCAR is to continuously explore ways to improve the viewing experience for our fans," said Jay Abraham, chief operating officer of NASCAR Media Group. "Offering the Coke Zero 400 in 3D on NASCAR.COM and select television distributors is a great example of that consistent exploration. Our fans have been asking us about 3D for several months so we're excited to deliver that to them for the first time ever in what will likely change how NASCAR is consumed moving forward."
The 3D production on NASCAR.COM and DIRECTV will feature two custom racing feeds produced specifically for 3D. The first will provide a unique look at the racing action from strategically placed cameras around the track designed to maximize the effect of 3D. The second stream will bring the mayhem of pit row into the third dimension creating a one-of-a-kind visual experience.
"At Turner Sports we pride ourselves on innovation through testing, learning and exploring new products and technologies that can better serve our audiences on a multitude of platforms," said Lenny Daniels, Turner Sports EVP and COO. "We see this as an opportunity to showcase our marquee primetime race in Daytona through our signature Wide Open format on TNT, as well as to learn more about 3D through this unique presentation online at NASCAR.COM and through DIRECTV."
Well, that is an interesting first step into the world of 3DTV for NASCAR. There will be much more information coming along and we will update this page when it does. In the meantime, get those 3D glasses for Daytona!
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32 comments:
- Anonymous said...
3D is so overrated
- June 21, 2010 at 12:34 PM
- Vicky D said...
Well I just looked for my 3D glasses and couldn't find them, and we don't have a 3D tv. But it sounds like fun for the folks who do.
- June 21, 2010 at 12:35 PM
- Anonymous said...
3D is fun for the movies, but not tv.
- June 21, 2010 at 2:32 PM
- GinaV24 said...
can't say that I care about 3D at all. I bought a flat screen HD TV a couple of years ago, I don't have plans to invest more $ in a 3D type. I'll get my 3D racing when I go to the track. NASCAR and its TV partners have more to worry about than this kind of stuff.
- June 21, 2010 at 3:11 PM
- Anonymous said...
OK, so $2,500+ for the right type of TV? I don't get why you're so excited about this, yet you get upset at the idea that a NASCAR fan would have to pay $15 a month for SIRIUS or Showtime to get their NASCAR programming.
- June 21, 2010 at 3:31 PM
- David said...
The technology is still developing and overpriced, it's a money grab for sure.
- June 21, 2010 at 3:56 PM
- Lisa Hogan said...
No interest.
- June 21, 2010 at 3:59 PM
- TexasRaceLady said...
Count me out. I won't even pay the extra for HD. So buying a 3D TV isn't even an option.
- June 21, 2010 at 4:01 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Anon 3:31PM,
I think 3D in this economy is a ridiculous waste of time and energy. Was making fun of the price.
In terms of Sirius, Turner will still not budge in terms of talking about allowing weekday program streaming for a fair price.
That help ya?
- June 21, 2010 at 4:03 PM
- JohnP said...
One a scale of 1 to 10 I have a minus 1,000 interest in 3D Tv. Just a novility.
- June 21, 2010 at 4:27 PM
- Ziggy said...
3D TV in the Ziggy household ???
Nope, maybe in 3 or 4 years. I'll wait "for all the bugs to be worked out" & see which technology becomes the "blue ray" or "VHS" of 3D.
- June 21, 2010 at 5:04 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Imagine wearing 3D glasses for the 24 hours of Sonoma!
- June 21, 2010 at 5:06 PM
- JohnP said...
Imagine wearing 3D glasses when you alredy wear a pair of them as the wife and do just to see clearly. Simply not practical.
- June 21, 2010 at 5:13 PM
- Anonymous said...
im tired of 3D it is so overrated and useless
- June 21, 2010 at 5:15 PM
- Sophia said...
3D is for people with one dimensional lives. way over rated. I don't know ANYBODY with a zero degree of interest in this.
LAME waste of money for NASCAR. How about investing in better camera directors to help with viewing from home & stop the bells & whistles.
IMAGINE, folks, 3D of GRAPHICS, Tight shots of 1 & 2 cars, BUMPER CAMS, IN car cams!!!, roof cams....sheesh...
- June 21, 2010 at 5:16 PM
- Ron said...
OMG my wife wears the firesuit in the family. Wonder what it will be like if shes the only one wearing a firesuit AND 3D glasses?? YIKES!!!
- June 21, 2010 at 5:23 PM
- Chris from NY said...
It's still too early for NASCAR to start doing this. How many households in the US have a 3DTV or 3D computer monitor? And better yet, how many of these watch NASCAR? Better do the math before you start wasting money on projects that will most likely fail. 3D also doesn't make the race any more interesting. They should wait a few years until 3DTVs become as cheap and common as current HDTVs.
- June 21, 2010 at 5:59 PM
- Anonymous said...
I won't watch it in 3D, but I think it's kinda cool. They may as well do this now so they can be ready years from now. If anything, this is just a learning experience and a test run for the future. It's only one race anyway so there's no reason to get worked up about it.
- June 21, 2010 at 6:05 PM
- Lisa Hogan said...
I understand that this is a Turner and DirecTV undertaking. Do you know if any other companies are involved?
- June 21, 2010 at 6:29 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
It's part of an ongoing partnership between the NASCAR Media Group and Turner.
Since Turner controls NASCAR.com, the same type of partnership could not be possible with ESPN or FOX.
Right now, once Cup races come to ESPN in late July there are no extra's to the telecasts.
RaceBuddy and the type of interactive social media elements we now see with TNT will end for the final seventeen Cup races of the season, including the Chase.
- June 21, 2010 at 6:43 PM
- Lisa Hogan said...
Thanks JD.
I wondered who was putting the $$$ up for this experiment. No 3D TV manufacturer $$$ involved....interesting.
- June 21, 2010 at 7:04 PM
- Sally said...
It seems to me the temptation to use the 3D will simply encourage more 'gimmick' shots to play up the 3D aspect, thus leaving even more of the actual racing in the dust. An interesting experiment, but I wish they would spend the time and energy on improving the overall coverage of the race, rather than on yet another way to divert attention from it.
- June 21, 2010 at 7:19 PM
- Haus14 said...
I have two perspectives - skeptical & practical...
skeptical - will the 3D tv stay around or will it go the way of the laser disc?
practical - who is going to purchase and keep 10-15 pairs of 3D glasses around for family & friends to be able to "enjoy" the 3D experience together?
- June 21, 2010 at 11:44 PM
- Anonymous said...
It'll be interesting guess my 'puter doesn't support it. I did the 3D test thingie and whatever was to download to do the test looked like it was going to and then it disappeared? Oh well!
I did like the IMAX movie thought that was cool having it in 3D but not sure how it'll go over in a race. A lot of the "magic" will be lost not having glasses/proper TV to really experience it unless they've magically done something to get the effect on regular TVs. With the IMAX movie you get "some" of it but it's not the same as it was in the theaters. When watching you remember parts of it where certain things were "right there" that you could practically touch them.
But...but...but...Ziggy if you buy one now you get a free Blu-Ray DVD :p.
- June 21, 2010 at 11:55 PM
- Donna in FL said...
Wait a minute, is it 2014 already?? I think I lost a few years somewhere... Hey NASCAR, NMG, TV partners, NOT!!!! Unfortunately I think this is alot of wasted time, effort & money on something that only .0007% of fans- if that many- even have the equipment for 3D, let alone actually are going to watch the 3D. Just for gaffs I tested our rather new TV & computers, and they didn't pass. We certainly aren't going to spend any upgrade money just for this AND, even if we had it, we'd spend that money to goto Daytona instead!!!!
This commentary is NOT a knock against WideOpen coverage, which we think is the best NASCAR TV presentation all season.
- June 22, 2010 at 9:06 AM
- Blue Duecer said...
I dont think this is a bad idea. I mean Nascar is clamoring for new fans and viewers and what better way than 3D TV. Look at it this way, 3D is so new that so far only the world cup is being broadcast in 3D so if people do have the capability to watch the 3D broadcasts, they will tune in Nascar in 3D to get use of that "overpriced" set they bought. I know its a very small group of people who own them but its a start.
- June 22, 2010 at 9:41 AM
- Ken-Michigan said...
Will 3D actually help Kyle Petty's constant stuttering..... or make it even worse ???
Larry Mac in 3D is very scary thought !
- June 22, 2010 at 10:21 AM
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- June 22, 2010 at 10:21 AM
- Ziggy said...
Just wondering, with a 3D camera shot, whenever a right front tire lets go & someone slaps the wall directly in front of the camera can we expect the race car to come barreling right into our living rooms ??? I'm comparing this to a Disney type scenario where you can practically reach out & touch the objects. If not, why waste money ?? :) :)
- June 22, 2010 at 1:50 PM
- Anonymous said...
Will Daytona be with no commercials?
- June 22, 2010 at 2:00 PM
- Anonymous said...
This could be cool if you have the equipment (which I don't!). However, the launch timing might not be the best idea in this economy. In any case, I would try it as long as I don't have to see either of the Waltrip huksters in 3D - that would be a nightmare with depth!!
- June 22, 2010 at 6:35 PM
- Vince said...
3D TV is a waste of time and money by the networks. It's a fad. A huge amount of people still don't have HDTV and they think they are going to be able to sell 3D TV? Talk about clueless.
You want to see racing in 3D? Go to a race, preferably at your local short track.
- June 23, 2010 at 12:11 AM


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It looks like Vick Ballard has taken over the lead back duties from Donald Brown. He was on the field for 46 snaps compared to Brown's 19. That may fluctuate enough to hurt Ballard's value without us being aware beforehand, but in plus matchups like the Bills this week, you'll take it.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Cecil Shorts: BYE-10-12-4-13-6 (45), Justin Blackmon: BYE-4-8-9-5-13 (39), Laurent Robinson: BYE-dnp-dnp-9-15-2 (26), Marcedes Lewis: BYE-3-7-6-4-4 (24), Rashad Jennings: BYE-9-8-4-1-1 (23), Micheal Spurlock: BYE-0-2-5-6-5 (18), Jalen Parmele: BYE-1-1-1-2-3 (8), Kevin Elliott: BYE-1-2-0-0-0 (3), Zach Potter: BYE-1-0-0-0-1 (2)
Well, I didn't think Chad Henne would be a huge boon for the Jaguars passing game, but it sure was. Oh, and they weren't playing the Saints when Henne went off for 354 yards and four touchdowns, it was the Son of Bum's Texans defense. If this game is any indication to what will happen target-wise while Henne is behind center, then Justin Blackmon is the man. His 13 targets are high enough to turn even a poor game into a fantasy worthy game. It will be interesting to see how they progress.
Jalen Parmele took the lead running back role from Rashad Jennings and rushed 24 times for 80 yards and had three targets, three receptions and three yards. I love the symmetry. It looks like he'll at least get one more game before Jones-Drew spoils his fun.
Kansas City Chiefs
Dwayne Bowe: 9-BYE-6-10-9-2 (36), Dexter McCluster: 8-BYE-8-6-5-3 (30), Tony Moeaki: 2-BYE-8-0-6-6 (22), Jamaal Charles: 3-BYE-3-4-0-6 (16), Jon Baldwin: 5-BYE-2-2-3-dnp (12), Shaun Draughn: 4-BYE-2-2-0-3 (11), Terrance Copper: 0-BYE-0-1-1-4 (6), Steve Breaston: 0-BYE-1-2-dnp-3 (6), Steve Maneri: 5-BYE-dnp-0-0-0 (5), Jake OConnell: 0-BYE-3-0-0-dnp (3), Peyton Hillis: dnp-BYE-1-1-1-0 (3), Nate Eachus: 2-BYE-0-dnp-0-0 (2), Devon Wylie: dnp-BYE-dnp-dnp-0-2 (2)
With Brady Quinn and Matt Cassel "leading" the Chiefs into the breach, well, you might as well go take a nap until they draft a good quarterback if you are wanting to use a Chiefs receiver.
At least they used their best weapon; you may know him as J.C. Superstar. He touched the ball 21 times for 118 yards. He's just that good, so give him the ball ok?!
Miami Dolphins
Davone Bess: 9-BYE-9-9-6-11 (44), Brian Hartline: 0-BYE-6-12-10-7 (35), Anthony Fasano: 6-BYE-2-4-3-2 (17), Reggie Bush: 7-BYE-1-3-2-3 (16), Daniel Thomas: dnp-BYE-2-4-6-0 (12), Charles Clay: 2-BYE-1-1-4-2 (10), Jabar Gaffney: dnp-BYE-2-3-5-dnp (10), Marlon Moore: 3-BYE-1-1-0-1 (6), Jorvorskie Lane: 2-BYE-0-1-0-0 (3), Lamar Miller: 0-BYE-dnp-0-3-0 (3), Rishard Matthews: dnp-BYE-dnp-dnp-dnp-2 (2)
Ryan Tannehill has hit the skids in two nice matchups the last two weeks and that killed the value of any fantasy types. With him regressing I'm backing away from the Thanksgiving dinner table and heading over to the Festivus pole and airing out some grievances.
New England Patriots
Wes Welker: 14-8-9-BYE-11-11 (53), Rob Gronkowski: 8-9-13-BYE-4-7 (41), Brandon Lloyd: 12-8-4-BYE-6-7 (37), Danny Woodhead: 5-4-7-BYE-6-0 (22), Aaron Hernandez: 9-7-dnp-BYE-dnp-dnp (16), Deion Branch: 4-2-1-BYE-8-dnp (15), Julian Edelman: dnp-2-2-BYE-0-7 (11), Shane Vereen: 0-1-1-BYE-1-3 (6), Stevan Ridley: 2-0-0-BYE-1-0 (3), Daniel Fells: 2-0-0-BYE-0-dnp (2), Michael Hoomanawanui: dnp-0-1-BYE-1-0 (2)
Gronk broke arm. Gronk stud football player. Gronk's fantasy owners sad. Say goodbye to all those touchdowns and hello to Vinsanthe Shiancoe! The Patriots have plenty of players to target and should keep up their fantasy goodness, but a lot will depend on how well Aaron Hernandez returns from his injury.
Happy Thanksgiving all you crazy fantasy footballers. I hope it's a good one and you have plenty of family and friends and pie piled around you. For the giving part of the holiday, I'll be handing out some AFC target info. And if you want, you can look at the NFC target info here. It's all free! It's a Thanksgiving miracle!! Enjoy!
Here is some red zone information for the season. The craziest bit of news here is that Arian Foster has seen the ball in the red zone more than Ray Rice and LeSean McCoy combined!
Red Zone Targets and Rushes
To start saving space I'll be showing you the last 6 weeks of targets on each individual player. I'm also changing the parenthesized number to total targets for the last six weeks.
Baltimore Ravens
Torrey Smith: 4-13-BYE-9-6-7 (39), Anquan Boldin: 6-7-BYE-5-7-12 (37), Dennis Pitta: 5-8-BYE-3-5-1 (22), Ray Rice: 4-5-BYE-2-5-5 (21), Jacoby Jones: 3-2-BYE-2-3-4 (14), Ed Dickson: 2-5-BYE-3-2-2 (14), Tandon Doss: 0-1-BYE-0-3-0 (4), Vonta Leach: 1-0-BYE-0-2-0 (3), Bernard Pierce: 1-0-BYE-0-0-1 (2), Anthony Allen: 0-0-BYE-0-1-0 (1)
Torrey Smith finally leads the team in targets, so that's something. He also has three touchdowns over the last three weeks and is seeing more red zone targets. He faced a tough Steelers pass defense last week, but it looks like they know who their playmaker is in the passing game now. After him, Anquan Boldin keeps getting targets and some receptions, but hasn't hit paydirt since week one. He's not gong to rack up a ton of yards, so touchdowns are imperative for his fantasy value.
Buffalo Bills
Steve Johnson: 11-7-BYE-7-9-9 (43), Donald Jones: 4-5-BYE-9-10-5 (33), Fred Jackson: 6-11-BYE-7-5-dnp (29), C.J. Spiller: 5-6-BYE-5-4-4 (24), Scott Chandler: 3-4-BYE-5-8-4 (24), T.J. Graham: 3-1-BYE-3-2-2 (11), Brad Smith: 0-1-BYE-0-1-0 (2), Dorin Dickerson: dnp-0-BYE-1-0-1 (2), Tashard Choice: 0-dnp-BYE-dnp-0-2 (2), Lee Smith: 0-0-BYE-0-1-0 (1)
Since Week 4 Donald Jones has more fantasy points than Stevie Johnson. Let that sink in for a bit. Of course touchdowns are the culprit. Johnson sees more targets as a whole, but Jones has three touchdowns to Johnson's one during that span. Johnson is still the guy, but with Ryan Fitzpatrick throwing the ball and C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson running the ball, Johnson will have trouble being consistent.
Cincinnati Bengals
A.J. Green: 12-6-BYE-9-10-12 (49), Jermaine Gresham: 8-5-BYE-8-4-8 (33), Andrew Hawkins: 5-4-BYE-7-5-dnp (21), Mohamed Sanu: dnp-3-BYE-3-6-4 (16), Brandon Tate: 1-1-BYE-6-1-2 (11), Cedric Peerman: 8-0-BYE-0-1-0 (9), Ryan Whalen: dnp-7-BYE-dnp-0-1 (8), BenJarvus Green-Ellis: 1-1-BYE-3-2-1 (8), Brian Leonard: 1-dnp-BYE-4-0-1 (6), Armon Binns: 5-dnp-BYE-0-dnp-0 (5), Orson Charles: 2-0-BYE-1-1-0 (4)
A.J. Green is a beast and that's indisputable. His presence continues to open up opportunities for other receivers, but none have really been consistent. Jermaine Gresham has been the most consistent in relation to other tight ends, but he's still on the backend of startable.
BenJarvus Green-Ellis remains serviceable as a flex play, but is as replaceable as a running back can be. His 25 carries for 101 yards and a touchdown last week was his best game of the season and most likely will stay the best game of his season.
Cleveland Browns
Josh Gordon: 4-10-5-3-BYE-7 (29), Greg Little: 5-7-5-7-BYE-4 (28), Trent Richardson: 3-2-1-9-BYE-8 (23), Ben Watson: 5-3-4-3-BYE-8 (23), Josh Cooper: 3-8-1-dnp-BYE-2 (14), Jordan Cameron: 4-2-4-2-BYE-2 (14), Chris Ogbonnaya: 2-4-3-2-BYE-0 (11), Alex Smith: 0-dnp-3-4-BYE-1 (8), Travis Benjamin: dnp-5-0-3-BYE-0 (8), Mohamed Massaquoi: dnp-dnp-dnp-3-BYE-2 (5), Josh Cribbs: 1-0-1-0-BYE-1 (3), Owen Marecic: 2-0-dnp-dnp-BYE-dnp (2), Montario Hardesty: 1-0-0-dnp-BYE-0 (1)
After a nice stretch of games weeks two through seven, Weeden hasn't produced much and in turn, the Browns receivers have also done very little, including Greg Little. Ben Watson had a big game last week, but that was about as fluky as games get. Trent Richardson remains the only rosterable fantasy player on the team.
Denver Broncos
Demaryius Thomas: 2-BYE-9-8-11-9 (39), Eric Decker: 9-BYE-6-11-4-5 (35), Joel Dreessen: 7-BYE-2-4-3-6 (22), Brandon Stokley: 4-BYE-2-4-5-5 (20), Jacob Tamme: 2-BYE-4-4-4-5 (19), Willis McGahee: 5-BYE-2-1-6-2 (16), Matthew Willis: 1-BYE-1-1-1-4 (8), Ronnie Hillman: 0-BYE-1-1-2-2 (6), Lance Ball: 0-BYE-0-1-0-3 (4), Virgil Green: 0-BYE-3-0-0-0 (3), Trindon Holliday: 0-BYE-0-0-2-0 (2)
Eric Decker hasn't seen as many targets as Demaryius Thomas lately, but he's still getting red zone looks and hasn't fallen behind enough and for a sustained period to be overly concerned. Peyton Manning is quite good at evening out targets to his receivers.
Joel Dreessen has overtaken Jacob Tamme in targets over the last six weeks, but not by a wide enough margin to mean anything more than they both aren't good fantasy plays.
With Willis McGahee done for the regular season, we saw Ronnie Hillman and Lance Ball share the load. Hillman was the lead back and should get the opportunity to remain the lead back going forward. He is a better talent than Ball or Knowshon Moreno, so hopefully that will show in the next few games.
Houston Texans
Andre Johnson: 12-10-BYE-10-9-19 (60), Owen Daniels: 5-10-BYE-8-dnp-9 (32), Kevin Walter: 4-6-BYE-3-3-8 (24), Garrett Graham: 5-2-BYE-2-4-9 (22), Arian Foster: 3-5-BYE-1-5-3 (17), James Casey: 2-2-BYE-3-2-3 (12), Keshawn Martin: 6-2-BYE-0-1-1 (10), Justin Forsett: 1-0-BYE-0-0-2 (3), Jonathan Grimes: dnp-1-BYE-0-0-0 (2), Lestar Jean: 0-0-BYE-0-0-1 (1), DeVier Posey: 1-0-BYE-dnp-0-0 (1)
So 19 targets is quite a bit huh? Through the first five games Andre Johnson averaged six targets a game and over the last five games he's averaged 12! That's more than six! This up in targets has helped him return to fantasy stud-dom and as long as he continues to get his looks he'll be fine.
Arian Foster is on pace for 430 touches and a whopping 104 red zone looks (targets/rushes). That is a whole, whole bunch. He currently has 65 and the second best is Steven Ridley with 44. That makes Foster's 3.8 yards per carry make a little more sense.
New York Jets
Jeremy Kerley: 6-11-11-BYE-8-3 (39), Dustin Keller: 1-7-11-BYE-5-2 (26), Stephen Hill: 3-7-7-BYE-2-2 (21), Clyde Gates: dnp-dnp-11-BYE-5-2 (18), Chaz Schilens: 4-3-5-BYE-0-5 (17), Shonn Greene: 0-9-5-BYE-2-0 (16), Lex Hilliard: 0-1-1-BYE-2-1 (5), Bilal Powell: 2-dnp-dnp-BYE-1-2 (5), Konrad Reuland: 0-1-1-BYE-0-1 (3), Jeff Cumberland: 1-1-dnp-BYE-0-1 (3), Joe McKnight: 0-0-0-BYE-dnp-2 (2), Jason Hill: 1-0-dnp-BYE-dnp-dnp (1)
You can't trust a Jets player. I really tried. Both Dustin Keller and Jeremy Kerley looked poised for some consistency, but pfft. Shonn Greene has been their best fantasy player this season and that's with 3.7 yards per carry. His workload and five touchdowns elevate him to the 18th best fantasy running back and three of those touchdowns came in one game.
Oakland Raiders
Brandon Myers: 7-10-3-13-7-10 (50), Denarius Moore: 9-8-8-9-8-7 (49), Darrius Heyward-Bey: 2-7-3-6-8-5 (31), Marcel Reece: 1-6-0-9-9-5 (30), Rod Streater: 3-4-5-10-3-4 (29), Darren McFadden: 4-7-6-3-dnp-dnp (20), Derek Hagan: 4-1-1-3-5-2 (16), Juron Criner: 0-1-2-0-3-6 (12), Mike Goodson: 1-1-0-6-dnp-dnp (8), David Ausberry: 2-0-0-0-2-0 (4), Richard Gordon: dnp-dnp-0-2-0-0 (2), Jeremy Stewart: dnp-dnp-dnp-dnp-0-1 (1), Taiwan Jones: 0-dnp-dnp-0-1-0 (1)
We've watched Brandon Myers grow from the guy who catches every pass thrown his way, but not get any touchdowns, to the guy who drops touchdown passes, but still has more thrown his way. That's what you want to see in a tight end, not the dropping part, but the "more thrown his way" part. Myers is second in targets for tight ends since week six.
Marcel Reece leads all running backs in targets and receptions over the last three weeks and it looks like he'll get another chance this week with McFadden and Goodson still hurting. His usage is a fantasy player's dream.
Pittsburgh Steelers
Mike Wallace: 4-15-9-5-8-6 (47), Heath Miller: 9-8-6-5-4-5 (37), Emmanuel Sanders: 6-2-5-2-7-8 (30), Antonio Brown: 10-8-6-3-dnp-dnp (27), Jerricho Cotchery: 0-1-dnp-4-4-5 (14), Will Johnson: 1-1-2-3-3-3 (13), Isaac Redman: 5-dnp-dnp-2-3-0 (10), David Paulson: 1-1-0-2-2-2 (8), Chris Rainey: 1-1-2-3-0-1 (8), Jonathan Dwyer: dnp-0-1-dnp-1-3 (5), Rashard Mendenhall: 1-dnp-dnp-dnp-dnp-4 (5), Baron Batch: 1-1-1-0-0-0 (3), David Gilreath: dnp-dnp-dnp-dnp-0-1 (1), Leonard Pope: 0-0-1-0-0-0 (1)
The loss of Ben Roethlisberger has put a damper on the Steelers offense as a whole, but if your quarterback is worth anything, that's how it should be (I'm looking at you Alex Smith). So I think as fantasy players, we just have to weather the storm, because Charlie Batch isn't going to elevate the receivers' play one bit.
Emmanuel Sanders has seen a nice uptick in targets with Antonio Brown out, but hasn't done much with them. He needs Roethlisberger to even have a shot at fantasy relevance.
The running back situation could be better for fantasy owners. The Steelers backs have had success of late, but it with Rashard Mendenhall back, the divining pool is still murky. He and Jonathan Dwyer split work almost right down the middle against the Ravens, with Dwyer winning the numbers game overall.
San Diego Chargers
Malcom Floyd: 5-BYE-7-4-7-6 (29), Antonio Gates: 10-BYE-4-3-5-4 (26), Ronnie Brown: 4-BYE-8-5-3-3 (23), Ryan Mathews: 5-BYE-4-2-6-6 (23), Danario Alexander: dnp-BYE-1-3-7-11 (22), Eddie Royal: 5-BYE-dnp-dnp-5-3 (13), Robert Meachem: 7-BYE-3-dnp-1-2 (13), Dante Rosario: 1-BYE-5-1-2-dnp (9), Randy McMichael: 2-BYE-0-0-1-1 (4), Ladarius Green: dnp-BYE-dnp-dnp-dnp-3 (3), Richard Goodman: 2-BYE-0-dnp-dnp-dnp (2), Seyi Ajirotutu: dnp-BYE-dnp-1-dnp-dnp (1), Jackie Battle: 0-BYE-0-0-0-1 (1)
The Chargers have been awful this season, but they made a nice move in grabbing Danario Alexander. With 18 targets over the last two games, he has emerged as Philip Rivers go to target. We knew he had the ability if his knees could hold up and so far they have been. His upside is too good not to risk playing him.
Ryan Mathews has 12 targets in the last two games, which is a nice number. Now if they would just feed him the ball like they promised us in preseason! I believe I have grounds for a civil suit. The horribleness of Philip Rivers is not helping the situation at all.
Tennessee Titans
Kenny Britt: 11-6-5-8-6-BYE (36), Nate Washington: 10-8-6-2-2-BYE (28), Kendall Wright: 8-3-5-7-3-BYE (26), Jared Cook: 4-5-4-5-3-BYE (21), Chris Johnson: 4-2-3-6-2-BYE (17), Damian Williams: 3-4-1-3-2-BYE (13), Craig Stevens: 2-1-3-3-2-BYE (11), Quinn Johnson: 1-1-1-0-1-BYE (4), Darius Reynaud: 0-2-0-0-1-BYE (3), Taylor Thompson: 1-1-0-1-0-BYE (3)
The Titans used the bye week to watch old home movies on Matt Hasselbeck's head.
Snap count data comes from our friends at Pro Football Focus and red zone data from our other friends at The Football Guys.


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You cannot understate the importance of this win for the Burros.
After losing its last two and with expectations high for this team this year, the Burroughs girls basketball team stepped up its game in the second half to get a huge 52-45 win over Oak Hills Friday in the Burroughs Barn.
You cannot understate the importance of this win for the Burros.
After losing its last two games and with expectations high for this team this year, the Burroughs girls basketball team stepped up its intensity in the second half to get a huge 52-45 win over Oak Hills Friday in the Burroughs Barn.
"We really needed that," BHS Coach Robert Campbell said. "We lost two games in a row that we could have won, so this was huge for us before we start league next week. Now, we have to take care of a few things and keep it going. We beat a really good team tonight, but there are always more things to work on."
The Burros closed the third quarter on a 13-0 run and opened the fourth quarter on a 13-2 run to get the team's first signature win since their playoff victory two years ago against Blair.
"When we went to the 1-1-3 half-court trap, the game changed for us," Campbell said. "I didn't want to press them in the first half because I wanted to see what they had and I thought we needed to work on our matchup zone. I thought we could wait to the second half and go to the press somewhere in the third quarter. Once we did, the pace of the whole game changed in our favor."
The Burros (4-2) forced forced Oak Hills (5-2) into 26 turnovers and kept the Bulldogs' top scorer Jannon Otto in check by double and triple teaming her every time she touched the ball. Otto had seven points and barely played at all during the second half because of foul trouble, which was a drastic contrast to her 29-point night against Victor Valley on Wednesday.
With the Burroughs defense causing fits for the Bulldogs, the Burroughs offense started to score in bunches. The Burros had six different players score — Madison Schiller, Talia Forsythe, Candace Perez and Alex Simmons all had two, while Aubrey Hayes had five — in their 13-0 run to end the third quarter.
Hayes had seven points in the third quarter alone and finished with 14 on the night.
"Aubrey had no points in the first half, but she rebounded tonight. She had five defensive rebounds then started scoring in the second half," Campbell said. "By the end of the game, she had 14 points. That was huge for us. Celsea (McGrew) came in and rebounded as well. She had 10 board, while Joanna (O'Neil) added nine."
Burroughs trailed 29-19 halfway through the third quarter, but led 32-29 by the end of the frame. The Burros stayed hot to start the fourth. Hayes and Simmons carried the team on their backs, accounting for all 13 points during the Burros' 13-2 run to open the fourth quarter. Hayes and Simmons both hit one 3-pointer each, with Simmons scoring seven of the points during the run and Hayes scoring the other six.
"Alex had a great game," Campbell said. "She had nine points in the fourth quarter. In the second half, we scored 36 points. We outscored them 36-25. We were down 29-19, but found a way put it all together. It's pretty satisfying."
Burroughs led by as many as 13 points in the fourth quarter before Oak Hills made a comeback push. Burroughs was 4-of-9 from the foul line during the final few minutes, leaving the door open to an Oak Hills comeback late in the ball game.
Oak Hills forward Bree Maikai took charge of the Bulldogs offense with Otto off the floor. Maikai made a coupl mid-range jump shots to get the game into single digits. Bryanna Lopez and Jennifer Vietia both hit 3-pointers to cut the Burros' lead to 50-45 with under a minute left, but the Burros held on to secure the win.
The first half started slow for both teams.
In all, the first half had 36 turnovers with both teams around 20 by the break.
Burroughs had trouble with the man-to-man press that Oak Hills ran, while the Bulldogs had problems penetrating the Burros' matchup zone.
"The matchup zone worked well for us," Campbell said. "We held them to 20 points in the first half, but we just couldn't score. We were 6-of-24 from the field in the first half. It was awful. We had trouble on our press break because we weren't getting our guards to clear out and our bigs to come in. We did a better job of that in second half."
By the end of the first quarter, the score was 9-5 Oak Hills.
In the second quarter, Perez gave the team a boost. She had the first five Burroughs points of the quarter and went on a 5-0 run by herself to give the Burros a 10-9. She got three quick steals and turned those steals into points.
"Candace had five steals in the game," Campbell said. "She had a really nice beginning to the second quarter. We needed her to step up at that time."
When Rachelle Schiller hit the floor, she was a one-person press break, which made Oak Hills get out of their press later in the ball game. Her quick first step gave the Bulldogs problems all night. She had only three points, but changed the way Oak Hills played. Campbell said her real value comes on the defensive side of the floor because she can get to anyone from anywhere on the floor.
The Burros were led by Hayes' 14 points and six rebounds. Simmons had 11 points, all of which came in the second half. Perez had eight points and five steals. Madison Schiller had six points. Chantia Jennings and Forsythe had four points each, while Celsea McGrew added two points.
The Burros move on to face Barstow to start league play at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Barstow.


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According to the Office for National Statistics composite price index, the pound experienced an average inflation rate of 2.00% per year. Prices in 1997 are 11848.1% higher than prices in 1756.
In other words, £100 in 1756 is equivalent in purchasing power to £11,948.08 in 1997, a difference of £11,848.08 over 241 years.
The inflation rate in 1997 was 3.14%.
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Raw data for these calculations comes from the composite price index published by the UK Office for National Statistics (ONS). A composite index is created by combining price data from several different published sources, both official and unofficial. The Consumer Price Index, normally used to compute inflation, has only been tracked since 1988. All inflation calculations after 1988 use the Office for National Statistics' Consumer Price Index, except for 2017, which is based on The Bank of England's forecast.
You may use the following MLA citation for this page: "1756 pounds in 1997 | UK Inflation Calculator." U.S. Official Inflation Data, Alioth Finance, 23 Jun. 2018, https://www.officialdata.org/1756-GBP-in-1997.


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Missouri Correctional Center in Moberly
A former Moberly Correctional Center inmate and two associates have been indicted on federal conspiracy charges.
The United States Attorney's Office for Eastern District of Missouri, reports:
Anthony Johnson and his two associates referred to themselves as the "Hilton" family. The indictment alleges that between July 2009 and March 2011, these three defendants engaged in a conspiracy to steal identification information of unsuspecting victims, open new credit accounts using the stolen identities, and use the fraudulent credit accounts to deposit money into the accounts of inmates at the Moberly Correctional Center (MCC).
The indictment states that once they obtained credit accounts they wire transferred money into the account of inmates, which was then sent to Walton, Moore and other people outside of MCC.
Anthony Johnson, 42, was indicted by a federal grand jury in December on one felony count of conspiracy to commit identity theft and three felony counts of identity theft; Cedric Walton, 31, Memphis, TN, was indicted on the conspiracy count and one count of identity theft; and Timothy Moore, 24, Memphis, TN, was indicted on conspiracy. The indictment remained suppressed until arrests were made. Johnson was arraigned in federal court Tuesday morning.
If convicted, conspiracy carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and/or fines up to $250,000; each count of identity theft carries a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison and/or fines up to $250,000. In determining the actual sentences, a Judge is required to consider the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, which provide recommended sentencing ranges.
This case was investigated by the Postal Inspection Service; the Federal Bureau of Investigation; the Moberly, Missouri Police Department; and the Missouri Department of Corrections. Assistant United States Attorney Reginald Harris is handling the case for the U.S. Attorney's Office.
As is always the case, charges set forth in an indictment are merely accusations and do not constitute proof of guilt. Every defendant is presumed to be innocent unless and until proven guilty.


text: Butterfield--Butterfield-Odin Public School conducted their annual Veterans Day ceremony Monday morning, and--in perhaps the morning's most poignant moment--children in kindergarten-second grade presented the veterans--several of whom had tears in their eyes--with personalized thank-you notes. "We remember today the veterans of all branches and of all times," said featured speaker Richard "Doug" Valen. Valen's family moved to Butterfield when he was in fourth grade, and he graduated from Butterfield High School in 1954. On Monday, he spoke fondly of his time in the military and his time in Butterfield. "There's no one here who is more from Butterfield than I am," he said. "Some of the best years of my life were spent here in Butterfield." He participated in sports, played in the band, sang in the choir, and was a member of 4-H during his formative years. On Monday, he was introduced by his son, Tim, who called his father "my role model for the past 53 years." Valen served in the Air Force for 28 years, and he spent a year in Vietnam--for which he was awarded the Bronze Star. Upon his return to the U.S. in 1966, he was assigned as an instructor at Squadron Officer School in Alabama's capital city of Montgomery. He then inhabited various roles, including teaching positions, in different locations before retiring in 1986 as a lieutenant colonel. Following his time in the military, he began working as a ground school instructor and A230 flight training manager at Northwest Airlines' training center in Eagan. He retired from that post in 2001, and he currently resides in Savage with his wife, Patricia, who is from St. James; they have three children and four grandchildren. During his speech, Valen said he was looking forward to the school band playing "Mansions of the Lord"--the hymn composed by Randall Wallace for the 2002 war film he directed titled, "We Were Soldiers." The film, starring Mel Gibson, Greg Kinnear, Madeiline Stowe, Sam Elliott, and Barry Pepper, tells the story of the Battle of la Drang in November 1965, and Valen said he was part of that battle. Dave Stordalen is the school's band director, but he's also a veteran who remains active in the United States Army National Guard. He said the band enjoys playing the piece, because "they get to play it loud and proud." For the complete story, please see Thursday's print edition of the St. James Plaindealer.


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Five Former Huskers Advance to Sectionals
Five former Husker golfers advanced to the sectional qualifying stage of the U.S. Open Championship following impressive performances on various Midwest courses over the last two weeks.
Jim Troy, Ryan Lenahan, Andrew Wyatt, Judd Cornell and Brandon Crick advanced through four of the 111 local qualifiers around the country to come one step closer to competing at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa., for the second major of 2013, June 13-16.
Troy was one of eight qualifiers who competed at Beechmont Country Club in Cleveland, Ohio on May 7. He shot a 1-over-par 72 to earn a berth in a five-way playoff for three spots. Troy, who lettered for Nebraska from 2000 to 2003, earned one of the three spots to advance to sectional qualifying.
Lenahan, who lettered for the Huskers in 2003 and 2005-07, also advanced from a playoff. After carding a 3-under-par 67 at Morris Park Country Club in South Bend, Ind., on May 15, Lenahan went into a three-way playoff for two positions. He and Chase Wright earned the spots along with Clark Klaasen, who fired a 66.
Andrew Wyatt posted a 3-under-par 69 on May 7 at Green Tree Country Club in Midland, Texas to finish one stroke behind the medalist, Matthew Smith. Wyatt topped Terrance Begnal and Cody Gribble in a playoff for the second spot. Wyatt lettered for NU from 2008 to 2011.
Cornell and Crick both competed at Shadow Ridge Country Club on May 14 and each shot 3-under-par 69s. Cornell played for the Huskers from 2003 to 2006 and Crick competed at Nebraska in 2009 and 2010.
Thirteen sites will host U.S. Open Sectional Qualifying, 11 of which are in the United States. The England and Japan sites will take place on May 27, while the U.S. qualifiers are on June 3. Every site will consist of 36 holes on the scheduled day.


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Postseason Teams Fill Big Ten Home Slate
Lincoln - The Nebraska women's basketball team will welcome a loaded Big Ten Conference schedule, including six games against 2013 postseason qualifiers for its first season at the Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Nebraska announced its Big Ten home and road opponents on Wednesday, May 15, after the conference announced the new one-year grouping of single and double plays within Big Ten women's basketball.
Husker fans will get the chance to see 2013 NCAA Tournament qualifiers Purdue, Penn State, Michigan and Michigan State, along with 2013 WNIT qualifiers Illinois and Minnesota in the first Big Ten home season at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Northwestern and Indiana also will visit the Huskers on their new home court in 2013-14.
Nebraska, which faced a schedule that was ranked No. 12 nationally in 2012-13, will play a total of nine home games against 2013 postseason teams, including six home games against foes that advanced to the second round of the 2013 NCAA Tournament. Fans can choose their seats right now for Season One at Pinnacle Bank Arena by visiting Huskers.com/arena or calling 1-800-8-BIG-RED.
The Huskers will face Big Ten tournament champion Purdue twice within conference play in 2013-14, along with home-and-road matchups with 2013 NCAA Tournament qualifiers Michigan and Michigan State. All three teams advanced to the second round of the 2013 NCAA Tournament. The 2013-14 season will mark the first time the Huskers have faced those three schools twice during regular-season league play, although Nebraska has played Purdue twice in each of its first two seasons in the Big Ten.
Three of the first four meetings in history between Nebraska and Purdue have gone to overtime, covering six total overtimes in four games. The Huskers also have squared off against the Boilermakers in each of their first two Big Ten Tournament appearances, including a double-overtime battle in the 2012 Big Ten Tournament championship game.
In addition to the home games against Purdue, Michigan State and Michigan, the Huskers will face 2013 Big Ten regular-season champion Penn State for the third consecutive season on the Huskers' home court. Nebraska played its final game at the Bob Devaney Sports Center against the Lady Lions on March 3. NU faced Penn State twice in each of the past two seasons, but will take on PSU just once in 2013-14. Penn State also advanced to the second round of the 2013 NCAA Tournament, following an NCAA Sweet 16 bid and another Big Ten regular-season crown in 2012.
Two more 2013 postseason qualifiers, Illinois and Minnesota, will visit Pinnacle Bank Arena. The Huskers swept a pair of games from Minnesota in 2012-13, before the Golden Gophers advanced to the Postseason WNIT. The Fighting Illini visited the Devaney Center on Jan. 17, 2013, before the Huskers ran off 10 consecutive Big Ten wins. Illinois, which advanced to the quarterfinals of the Postseason WNIT, will take on the Huskers twice in 2013-14.
Northwestern will round out Nebraska's list of home-and-road opponents in 2013-14, while Indiana will complete the Huskers' home Big Ten schedule. It marks the third straight season that the Huskers will face the Hoosiers just once in conference action.
In Nebraska's first two Big Ten campaigns, the Huskers faced Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Ohio State and Penn State at home and on the road each season.
After facing Iowa six times and going a perfect 6-0 against the Hawkeyes in its first two Big Ten seasons, Nebraska is scheduled to face Iowa only once in 2013-14. The meeting will occur in Iowa City. The Huskers went 4-0 against Wisconsin in their first two Big Ten seasons, but will take on the Badgers just once in Madison. NU went 4-1 against Ohio State through its first two conference campaigns, but will see the Buckeyes only in Columbus, Ohio, in 2013-14.
Nebraska, which has produced a 22-10 Big Ten regular-season record in its first two conference campaigns, is coming off back-to-back NCAA Tournament bids, including a trip to the 2013 NCAA Sweet 16. The Huskers, who have advanced to at least the Big Ten Tournament semifinals in each of the past two seasons, are also 4-2 in conference tournament action.
The Huskers return four starters, including two-time All-American Jordan Hooper, from the 2012-13 squad that finished with a 25-9 overall record. Two-year starting forwards Emily Cady and Hailie Sample also return, along with starting guard Rachel Theriot. The 2012-13 Huskers finished No. 16 nationally in the RPI, No. 18 in the final USA Today/Coaches Top 25.
Nebraska has been ranked preseason No. 9 in an early, unofficial ranking by ESPN.com's Charlie Creme.


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To properly understand the false rape epidemic, it is well to listen to the persons in the trenches who confront false rape claims more than anyone, law enforcement officials. A 20-year veteran detective sergeant in a suburban police department writes about his experiences, and he recently had this to say about false claims of sexual assault:
Police frequently investigate reports that turn out to be false. False police reports are generally motivated by a desire to escape responsibility for one's actions, a need for attention, or vindictiveness.
Most of the fake reports I've seen have been claims of sexual assault and robbery or theft. The robbery and theft reports were made to account for money spent on gambling, women, drugs or booze (in that order). I'm not talking about people making a false report to conceal a crime that they committed--I'm talking about people making a false report as part of an elaborate excuse for their own weakness.
I've seen false allegations of sexual assault made out of shame or religious conflict--"I'm a good girl, I couldn't possibly have had 9 Jager bombs and a few Long Island ice teas and gone home with a stranger, I must have been raped!" I've seen sexual assault allegations made to get attention from parents and boyfriends. We've also investigated more than a few cases that involved people who made reports because they needed treatment for an STD or physical injuries they'd sustained during consensual sex, and were too embarrassed to go to the family doctor.
Most of the time, people who make these false reports don't get prosecuted. In some cases it's an obvious mental health issue, and to prosecute would seem like piling on to an already deeply troubled person. It helps if we catch the lie early enough that we don't have to spend time and energy investigating it. If the investigation expands, generates media attention, and creates public alarm, it's more likely the false reporter will be charged.
A good example would be the case of Audrey Seiler. In 2004 Seiler, a University of Wisconsin student in Madison, claimed she was abducted at knifepoint. The investigation cost the Madison Police Department nearly $100,000.
Link: http://www.chicagonow.com/blogs/arresting-tales/2010/05/gary-hunninghake-false-police-reports-and-desperate-people.html
FRS COMMENT: The loose criteria mentioned by the officer for whether or not to charge the crime of false reporting nowhere mentions the single most significant factor: whether an innocent person was harmed by the the lie. Was an innocent man or boy targeted, or arrested?
In addition, the comment about "piling on" is perplexing. Would a police officer say that about the perpetrator of a crime that almost exclusively hurts women? The answer is "no." And that is irrefutable.
We've noted on this blog repeatedly that law enforcement officials generally do a wonderful job of weeding out the vast majority of false rape claims before they become an issue. But it would greatly help end the false rape epidemic if police stopped viewing themselves as chivalrous protectors of frail women. Only when false rape claims are treated as what they are -- serious crimes -- will the epidemic cease being an epidemic.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
From the trenches: police frequently investigate false claims of sexual assault, but they're rarely prosecuted
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STOCKTON -- San Joaquin County Sheriff's Investigators are asking for the
public's help in finding a missing person, a case that is being called suspicious.
On Nov. 30, about 6:15 p.m. deputies responded to the 600 block of North Oro Avenue in Stockton on a report of a missing person, 83-year-old Robert Picetti.
Picetti has no medical or mental complications or disorders, police said. He described as 5 feet 8 inches tall and 160 pounds. He has brown eyes, gray hair, a mustache and a small beard. He was last seen wearing a red flannel shirt, blue jeans, a tan and blue Dickies brand jacket and brown boots.
An unidentified woman is considered a person of interest by deputies is also being sought for questioning.
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Rain continues Wednesday morning in northeastern Colorado and the Denver area and flash flooding is possible.
Rainfall rates in and around Denver will generally be up to ¼ of an inch per hour through 10 a.m., with slightly higher amounts in eastern Adams and Arapahoe counties, according to the National Weather Service.
Flash flooding will be possible along the Front Range and on the eastern plains Wednesday, with the greatest threat along the mountains where the threat of thunderstorms are most likely, the weather service reports.
Wednesday's weather in northeastern Colorado will be cool and cloudy because of a very moist air mass with light winds aloft. Some areas could see heavy rains.
The wet weather will taper off this evening, with most activity ending around midnight, the weather service reports.
In Denver, the high temperature Wednesday should top out at about 69 degrees, with a low temperature of 56 overnight.
On Thursday there will be a 20 percent chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms in the city, skies will be partly sunny and the high temperature should hit 78 degrees.
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Early voting offers registered voters a chance to cast their ballot, either on paper or electronically, ahead of the Nov. 6 election.
There are six voting machines at the Morgan County Administration Building at 231 Ensign St. in Fort Morgan, and people can get paper ballots to fill out there, as well.
To vote early, registered voters only have to go to the administration building, show qualifying identification, have their registration status checked out, and then fill out a ballot, either electronically or on paper, she said.
A driver's license or passport is acceptable ID, but there are other documents that work, as well. For a list of documents that work for identification for voting, visit co.morgan.co.us/Elections.html.
Early voting runs until Nov. 2, with hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. And early voting hours will be extended to 6 p.m. today (Nov. 1) to accommodate work schedules for some people.
The early voting process seems to be going well in Morgan County.
"We haven't had any problems," Kral said.
But chances are running out to cast ballots ahead of Election Day on Tuesday, as only Thursday and Friday remain for early voting.
Mail-in/absentee voting
Electors also can drop off filled-out mail-in/absentee ballots at a collection box at the Morgan County Clerk and Recorder's Office.
The Election Office will be open until 6 p.m. today, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Monday, and from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, which is Election Day.
The Morgan County Clerk and Recorder's office had received a total of 5,567 mail-in ballots as of Wednesday afternoon, both through the mail and having been dropped off in person.
More than 9,000 mail-in/absentee ballots were distributed to voters who opted in to that program, according to Morgan County Clerk and Recorder Connie Ingmire.
About 74 percent of Morgan County's registered voters are on the permanent mail-in ballot list, which is something people have to choose to be on.
And Friday is the last day to apply for a mail-in ballot for this election. The ballot then would have to be picked up at the Clerk and Recorder's Office in Fort Morgan, as it is too late for it to be mailed out.
For voters in the county still needing to mail back their ballot, only one 45-cent first-class postage stamp is needed to mail in the ballots.
But ballots sent through the mail must be received by the Clerk and Recorder's Office by 7 p.m. Tuesday. A postmark does not count as receipt, Ingmire warns.
Election Day
For those who want to vote on Election Day on Nov. 6, Morgan County will use vote centers, instead of smaller voting polling places in traditional precincts in each city or town.
That means that people would need to go to one of five locations to vote that day in Morgan County.
The vote centers will be at the county Administration Building in Fort Morgan, the Morgan County Fairgrounds in Brush, the Hillrose Town Hall, American Legion Post No. 19 at 16913 County Road 17.7 and the Wiggins Fire Hall.
Around 60 election judges will ensure the election runs fairly and smoothly at the vote centers, according to Ingmire.
"We'll have some veteran judges out at the vote centers, so that always helps," she said.
The election judges also ensure that voters have the necessary ID to vote.
Anyone who shows up to vote on Election Day without proper ID would need to fill out a provisional ballot.
"We never turn anyone down," she said, adding that provisional ballots take longer both to fill out and to process, since they undergo lots of scrutiny to ensure the vote was legal.
And while many people have taken advantage of early voting and mail-in ballot, Ingmire said she still expects plenty of people to turn out to vote on Nov. 6.
She said her team is ready for whatever the election brings over the next two weeks, including any last-minute problems that could "pop up."
"We have to be flexible," she said. "And we have to be very careful with the process so citizens know every ballot gets counted."
Anyone with questions about the election or voting can call Ingmire's office at 970-542-3521 or visit 321 Ensign St. in Fort Morgan. And lots more election information, including voter registration status, is available online at govotecolorado.com.
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Golden Enerst Michael exposed his erect 'joystick' to a minor inviting her to have sex with him but she was shocked since she had never seen such a 'humha' before.
The seemingly sex starved man pleaded guilty to the charge of public indecency when he appeared before Magistrate Precious Muzondo. Magistrate Muzondo, however, slapped him with a five-month jail term before suspending one month from five months on condition of good behaviour. The remaining four months shall be effective.


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Corrections Corporation of America's Gadsden Correctional Facility has named Shannon Jones of Quincy as its 2008 Employee of the Year.
Jones joined Gadsden Correctional Facility in November 2002 as a correctional officer and has since served as sergeant, lieutenant and captain with the company.
In her current role, Jones is responsible for managing an entire section of the facility, supervising approximately 20 employees and 300 inmates.
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The Music Department of the School of Arts and Communication presents
A Spring Choral Music Concert
Performance by SWC Concert Choir, Chamber Singers & Jazz Vocal Ensemble
Directed by Terry Russell & Tracy Burklund
Sunday May 19, 2013
4:00 pm, Mayan Hall Theatre
$10 General Admission
$7 Students/Seniors/SWC Staff
Box office will open one hour before this performance.
Win a beautiful piece of artwork "Reflection" by painter Kevin Winger
$5 raffle ticket. All proceeds benefit the SWC Concert Choir. Raffle tickets are available by contacting Terry Russell (619) 421-6700 ext.5679.
Free parking in Lot O.
For more information, contact the Performing Arts Coordinator (619) 421-6700 ext.5895.
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