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Marc A. Dunn, son of UPD deputy chief, has caught multiple breaks in the legal system for traffic violations, police records show.
When the University of Florida Police Department on June 29 allowed Deputy Chief Tony Dunn to retrieve his son from a DUI stop in which Marc A. Dunn, 23, registered a blood-alcohol level of .176, it was not the first time the younger Dunn had caught a break in the legal system.
Marc Dunn's first criminal traffic charge came on May 30, 2009, at 4:23 a.m. when a then-19-year-old Dunn was allegedly involved in a hit-and-run accident resulting in an estimated $2,100 in damage. He also was issued a civil infraction in that incident for improper backing.
But less than three weeks later, on June 17, the State Attorney's Office dropped the criminal charge against Dunn, citing completion of "3W traffic sanctions," according to court records.
When The Sun contacted the Alachua County Clerk of Court's Office to verify what sanctions Dunn had completed, a clerk explained that there was no record of sanctions being completed nor was there an order by the court for Dunn to complete any sanctions. In a telephone interview, State Attorney Bill Cervone said Assistant State Attorney Steve Frisco, who handled the case, worked out an informal deferred prosecution agreement with Dunn's attorney, Daniel J. Glassman.
The agreement required Marc Dunn to complete 20 hours of community service, pay full restitution to the victim and write a sincere apology letter of 500 words or more.
Furthermore, Dunn was allowed to complete his community service hours at UPD.
Sources at UPD say they have no record of what the younger Dunn did while serving there, but the State Attorney's Office did provide The Sun with a copy of a letter signed by Sgt. Nick Konopka. It stated, "Mar[c] Dunn has worked ten hours of Community Service on Thursday 6/11/2009 and Monday 6/15/2009 equaling twenty(20) hours of service for the University of Florida Police Department's Community Services Division."
When asked about the frequency of informal deferred prosecutions outside the court system, state attorney spokesman Darry Lloyd said he had no record of how often it happened in the past but that Cervone stopped agreeing to such arrangements about two years ago.
Less than six months after the hit-and-run case was dismissed, Marc Dunn was arrested on charges of public loitering and prowling in a parking lot in downtown Gainesville. According to a report by the Gainesville Police Department, Officer Robert Concannon observed Marc Dunn at 1:34 a.m. looking into car windows and appearing to tamper with them.
The State Attorney's Office later changed the charge to disorderly conduct by public intoxication and in April 2010 dismissed the case altogether, saying Dunn had been sentenced on other charges. The Alachua County Clerk of Court's Office, however, had no record of the other charges on which Dunn had been sentenced.
Lloyd later said Dunn had been sentenced on a violation of probation charge in Indian River County.
A public records request revealed that two months after Dunn's hit-and-run charges were dismissed, he was arrested on allegations he shoplifted at a Dillard's department store in Vero Beach. Dunn spent three days in jail after his arrest and was sentenced to time served and six months of probation, with adjudication withheld.
The December disorderly conduct charge was a violation of Dunn's petty theft probation. He was arrested on an Indian River warrant on Jan. 4, 2010, and released on his own recognizance. A court notation on the docket indicated Dunn would be living at his dad's house while the case was pending.
In March 2010, Dunn admitted to the probation violation and was sentenced to a reinstatement of his probation with the additional sanction of wearing an alcohol monitor for 60 days. The court upheld Dunn's withheld adjudication, and his probation was terminated altogether on May 12, 2010.
The rest of Dunn's criminal history shows only traffic citations prior to his June 29 stop on the UF campus. In 2012, he was cited for failure to stop at a stop sign and not having proof of insurance in separate incidents. In 2013, he was cited for failure to yield to a school bus. He paid all fines in full on those citations.
On June 29, he was pulled over for driving the wrong way on a one-way road. The UPD officers who pulled him over reported that he appeared intoxicated and smelled of alcohol.
After the initial bicycle patrol officers gave Dunn a warning, UPD Lt. Robert Wagner arrived at the scene and gave a breath test to Dunn that is typically inadmissible in court. Dunn then registered a blood-alcohol level twice the legal limit of .08, and Wagner called Deputy Chief Dunn, who later picked his son up and drove him home.
It wasn't until July 17, after The Sun inquired about the incident, that UPD filed a sworn complaint with the State Attorney's Office against Dunn. The complaint is sparse, Cervone has acknowledged, as the officers on scene did not conduct a DUI investigation.
The day after the complaint was filed, Deputy Chief Darren Baxley said all officers involved except Tony Dunn would undergo remedial training. The Sun had not been able to confirm by late Thursday whether any such training had been scheduled.
The State Attorney's Office says the complaint remains under review.


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Why Choose Radford?
There are as many reasons to choose Radford University as there are students who attend; however, when we ask our students why they chose Radford, some common themes emerge:
Academic excellence: Radford University is proud to have been named among the Best Colleges and Universities in the Southeast by The Princeton Review and among the Top Public Universities in the South by U.S. News and World Report. Our academic programs prepare students to be strong leaders, creative thinkers and responsible partners who thrive in an increasingly global society. Our curricula emphasizes critical thinking and gives students both practical skills and intellectual experiences that prepare them for careers, graduate school or wherever life takes them.
Small classes taught by engaged faculty: While Radford University is by no means a small school, our smaller enrollment means students rarely take "pit classes" with hundreds of other students. This allows faculty members to get to know our students and help them make the most of their academic experience.
Affordable education: Radford University proves that a high-quality education doesn't require a big price tag! With one of the lowest tuition rates in the Commonwealth of Virginia, Radford University offers a private school experience at a public school price.
Opportunities for research: Thanks to Radford University's unique size, undergraduate students have amazing opportunities to do research - research that is often only available to graduate students at larger schools. As a result, students hit the ground running when they start their careers or attend graduate school.
State-of-the-art facilities: Radford University was the first campus in the state to go entirely wireless, but our commitment to staying on the cutting edge with technology didn't end there. We are proud of our multimedia classrooms and high-tech learning spaces that give students the tools they need to succeed.
Beautiful campus: The Radford University campus is among the most beautiful in the southeast. With Georgian brick buildings, columns and cupolas, Radford gives students an inspiring place to study and live.
Vibrant student life: At Radford University, we believe that the college experience goes outside the classroom. Radford students can join one of the more than 200 student clubs and organizations, cheer on our Division I athletics teams or attend one of our many concerts, plays and productions.

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TRACY - High schools welcomed the arrival of a new football season.
TRACY - High schools welcomed the arrival of a new football season.
Nowhere was the sense of renewal more profound than at Tracy High, where the school's 75-year-old legendary former football coach, Wayne Schneider, was honored prior to the first game played at the new, state-of-the-art facility that bears his name - Wayne Schneider Stadium.
Peter B. Kyne Field was torn down to make room for a nine-lane mondo track, synthetic playing surface, large metal seating section on the home side and ample room on the visitor's side. The project took just more than a year to complete.
Schneider had been through a similar ceremony in 2008, when the field was named Wayne Schneider Stadium. But Friday's dedication seemed to carry more permanence.
"They really built a first-class venue here," Schneider said.
Schneider led Tracy to 224 wins, two section championships and 16 league championships in 29 years at the helm before he retired in 1994. In his era, the city had one high school and most every kid who went through Pop Warner hoped to one day to play for Coach Schneider.
"I'm glad they named it after him," said Mark Ornellas, a Tracy native, who played on Schneider's 1982 Sac-Joaquin Section championship team.
Schneider's players were hard-nosed and disciplined. They represented a town built on hard work. They were perfect instruments for his tough brand of football.
"Our kids played hard. They were farm kids," Schneider said. "They were hard workers. They always wanted to be a Bulldog and they wanted to win. They expected to win."
For miles, the lights of Kyne Field, the Bulldogs' former digs, could be seen for miles Friday nights. The stadium was almost always packed, and the overflow crowd would stand on the dirt track surrounding the grass and dirt playing field. The atmosphere, the small-town feel, was as good as anywhere in the area.
Ornellas' wife, Marie, said, "Being born and raised in Tracy, even from across town, all you would see were the Friday night lights."
On Friday, East Street was closed for several blocks along the west side of the stadium to control the flow of traffic, as close to 4,000 fans watched the Bulldogs play Sierra. "This is the way Tracy used to be, when the town shut down and everybody would come to the football game," Mark Ornellas said.
The students in their cheering section were loud with excitement. Fans of all ages were impressed with the stadium, which cost $8.8 million through funds from Measure E, a $51 million bond voters passed in 2006.
Not many seemed to be in a nostalgic mood for the Bulldogs' old digs, with no disrespect to Kyne. That stadium, as great as it was, had long and dutifully served its purpose.
"It's a great thing that's happening," said Rosalinda Rodriguez, who coaches frosh-soph volleyball at Tracy. "We definitely needed the stadium. We were one of the few schools that was left without a state-of-the-art stadium, and I think it's going to bring a lot more support to the school. I think it's a great thing."
Schneider also welcomes the progress. Tracy's oldest high school finally has a new stadium after neighboring West and Kimball high schools had new stadiums erected in the past five years.
"I'm an old person, but I like the new stuff," Schneider said.
Wayne Schneider Stadium is the 14th new or refurbished high school stadium in the area since 2003. On Sept. 6, Cesar Chavez High School in Stockton will open its refurbished stadium, bringing the total to 15.
Contact sports editor Bob Highfill at (209) 546-8282 or email@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/sportsblog.


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YES! Recommends: Centre for Child Honouring, and Voices Education Project
People speak of human rights, but what about children's rights? What kind of world do your students deserve?
Whether we are teachers, parents, friends, trusted friends, or community members, we are significant influences on the health and happiness of young people. From adopting public policy to acknowledging a child's birthday, there are many real ways to show a young person, I care. You matter.
YES! recommends the Centre for Child Honouring and the Voices [Education Project] for embracing young people's rights to be safe, respected, and loved. Both organizations' rich and treasured resources get to the heart of what it takes to create the vibrant, loving, and peaceful world that all children—and people—need and deserve.
The world knows him as Raffi, but he is more than the beloved songwriter and voice of the classic childhood song, "Baby Beluga". In 2010, Raffi Cavoukian established the non-profit Centre for Child Honouring to advance Child Honouring as a universal code of conduct, and as a guide to societies for defining their priorities.
We are honored to share the Covenant for Honouring Children and other resources from the Centre that emphasize children are our first priority.
Covenant for Honouring Children
"We find these joys to be self-evident, that all children are created whole …" Such is the first line of the Covenant for Honouring Children. Raffi wrote this emancipatory piece for young people in 1999 after he (not surprisingly) found no reference to children in the Declaration of Independence.
The core of the Covenant is a pledge to defend and nurture the well being of children. Nine principles lay the foundation for living and creating a peaceful and sustainable world.
Click here to view the Covenant for Honouring Children and its Principles.
Take Action Tips
What can I do? A simple but powerful beginning is to read the Covenant Principles to see how you might make them part of your everyday life and teaching. It may be empowering for your students to brainstorm this list of possibilities, too.
Find out more ways to take action here.
Child Honouring: How to Turn This World Around
Compelling. Brilliant. Essential. Raffi Cavoukian and author Sharna Olfman, along with child experts, spiritual leaders and others, spell out the challenges today's children face. Using research, statistics, poetic inspiration, and bold thinking, this collective voice of child advocates articulates a plan to get our act together and create a better world for our kids.
Click here to learn more about the book.
For a free, downloadable version of "Child Honouring: How To Turn This World Around," click here.
Calling All Beluga Grads
It's estimated that over 10 million children listened to Raffi's songs in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. If you're one of these children, Raffi believes you have the will and the power to make this world a better place.
Click here to read Raffi's message.
More Centre and Raffi resources
- Centre for Child Honouring
Additional resources and inspiration on how you can bring Child Honouring into schools.
- Children's Global Arts Project
The Victoria, British Columbia foundation invites students from around the world to create and exchange cultural art (painting, photo, film) in pursuit of "the world we want." Explore its art collection representing over 14 countries.
- Raffi's recent motivational songs will inspire you. His songs "SustainABILITY" and "COOL IT" (the global cooling song) are also musical tools for learning. Download these and other free mp3s from his Resisto Dancing and Communion CDs here.
- Visit RaffiNews for the latest on the songwriter and child advocate's efforts to bring peace, joy, and sustainability to the world.
- Lyrics to Raffi children's songs
You not only will shake your sillies out, you'll also know all the words!
About the Centre for Child Honouring
The Centre for Child Honouring —on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, Canada—is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing Child Honouring as a universal ethic and organizing principle for societal transformation. The Centre partners with other local and international like-minded organizations on programs and initiatives, including Design for Change, Kids vs. Global Warming, and iMatter March, to improve the lives and well being of children.
About Raffi Cavoukian
Raffi Cavoukian is known to millions, simply, as "Raffi." The renowned Canadian songwriter and performer—once called the "most popular children's entertainer in the western world" by the Washington Post—is also an author, ecology advocate, entrepreneur, and the founder of the Centre for Child Honouring. He is the quintessential, passionate advocate for children. Ask any Beluga Grad.
Voices [Education Project]
Who can resist a good story? A good story can move you to tears, make you burst into laughter, take you back to a beloved place in time (or a disturbing one), help you see the light, even unnerve you. Stories are powerful vehicles because they give people voice and, at the same time, let you into someone else's world.
And that's what Voices [Education Project] does so well. They masterfully tell stories—with a purpose. Creating peace one story at a time.
Voices' menu of education resources feature people of different ages and backgrounds from all over the world. Your students not only will be taken by the artistry, but also by the honesty of these real-world tales.
Here are some of the many resources Voices [Education Project] offers teachers to help their students understand the roots and solutions of conflict. Take a look at these selections that focus on children (and their families), and their inherent need and right to grow up with respect and compassion.
Curriculum on "The Convention on the Rights of the Child"
In 1948, the United Nations adopted a monumental document, "The Universal Declaration of Human Rights." In its historical introduction, the declaration recognized the family as the foundation of freedom, justice, and peace in the world. Forty years later, in 1989, the "Convention on the Rights of the Child" was adopted.
For this education packet, Voices makes the articles of the Convention come alive—some illustrated through animated film—and include companion activities designed by Save the Children and Oxfam.
VISIT: "The Convention of the Rights of the Child" Education Packet
Curriculum on "Words and Violence"
"Words and Violence" gets right to the core of the power of words. A film that introduces the packet explores the magnitude of bullying and violence with words and how it affects our society. A series of activities includes a reflective exercise, "Words that Hurt," contributed by several students and their teacher.
- "Words and Violence" introductory film
- "Words that Hurt" activity
- "Words and Violence" Education Packet
Playback: Stories that Need to be Heard
Through Playback, Voices demonstrates how stories help pull us out of our skin, connect us, and open our hearts to new possibilities. Your students will be mesmerized as they listen with awe and attention (and possibly disbelief) to the stories of young people who have overcome shocking conditions, and turned grief into goodness, with resilience and fortitude.
Fatmire Feka: Angel of Hope (Kosovo)
The story of Fatmire Feka tells of Fatmire's life as a survivor of the War in Kosovo to her creation of an international organization, Kids for Peace Movement. Learn of Fatmire's work today as she relates it in a moving speech, "Why Everything Must Change".
Click here for Fatmire's Playback.
War Child: Emmanuel Jal (Sudan)
Emmanuel Jal was one of Sudan's 10,000 child soldiers who fought in two civil wars for nearly a decade. This orphan's slow journey back to life led him to a music career that produced a number one hip-hop single in Kenya and recordings with international musicians Moby, Bono, and Peter Gabriel.
Click here for Emmanuel's Playback.
Lily Ghebrai (Eritrea)
War has been a part of Lily Ghebrai's family for a long time; Lily's father was 15 and her mother only 11 when they were forced to enlist in the Eritrean army. In 1994, Lily's family came to the United States to escape the Eritrean war. Lily's story traces her family's journey and their difficult beginning years in America.
Click here for Lily's Playback.
Take Action
Today's challenges can feel overwhelming to your students. Here, they will be inspired by special projects initiated by young people, plus other actions—big and small—that they can do on their own to promote peace.
Click here to learn more about taking action.
More Voices [Education Project] Resources
Voices resources are about honoring the stories, poetry, and arts of people of different ages and from an international perspective. The possibilities for your students are endless!
- Voices [Education Project]
Visit the official website and its amazing collection of resources for your classroom.
- Books and Curricula
A rich collection of poems, narratives and videos accessible online, including "Voices in Wartime," "Seda: Voices of Iran," and "Waging Peace."
- Education packets
Several times each year, Voices publishes educational packets based on specific themes. Education packets include lesson plans, bibliographies, original documents, suggested questions for discussion, and links to additional online resources.
- Reflective Writings and the Arts
Search collections of writings, music, drama, and art that share perspectives of conflict and peacemaking from 50 countries around the world.
About Voices [Education Project]
Voices [Education Project] began as Voices in Wartime, a non-profit organization dedicated to give voice to the thousands of veterans and civilian witnesses to war, in order to heal and move toward peace. While Voices still maintains this commitment, it has expanded to address the roots of conflict and how we can respectfully overcome differences.
Voices believes that a peaceful world will evolve when people in neighborhoods, schoolyards, communities, and workplaces have conversations in which all voices and points of view are heard without fear, hatred or anger. To inspire and engage students and teachers, Voices offers an impressive trove of resources—visually rich and in a variety of learning methods—including films, curricula, books, photo exhibits, blogs, and more.
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At Michael Casaren's toy store in South Orange, N.J., children from elementary to high school are coming in every day with their wrists and forearms wrapped in a jumble of silicone bracelets, desperate to buy more.
The bracelets are called silly bandz, and they are today's kid fad. Sold in packs of 12 for about $2.50, or 24 for about $5, they are organized according to theme: animals, princesses, alphabet, Western, for example. Children stack them on their wrists and trade them. The coveted ones glow in the dark. On a child's wrist, they look like brightly colored rubber bands, but laid on a lunchroom table for inspection, they revert to their original shape.
"It's definitely an obsession," said Mr. Casaren, whose store, Sparkhouse Kids, has sold out and is awaiting a new shipment of 16 cases.
If Sparkhouse Kids is like other stores throughout the region, those cases will also sell out soon after their contents land on shelves. Children call stores wanting to know if new bands are in. Parents ask to be put on waiting lists, or even offer to pay more for first dibs on new arrivals.
Teachers have banned them from their classrooms for being a distraction. At the after-school program at Tuscan Elementary School in Maplewood, N.J., for instance, students were told they could not trade them any longer because the bands were causing arguments, and a few children without them were sneaking them away from those with an abundance of them. But like any good craze, interest only surged when the toy became contraband.
"It's totally viral," said Wendy Bellermann, a mother of three elementary-school children in Maplewood. "It's the perfect fad from a retail point of view. They are eminently losable. They break." She added, "If your friend has the princess kind, then you have to have the princess kind, too."
The silly bandz craze was first noticed in Birmingham, Ala., late last year, according to one of the manufacturers, and has steadily spread up the East Coast. Parts of New Jersey, Long Island and Staten Island first started seeing them in November, and those areas are now gripped by the craze. So far the fad has not erupted in the rest of New York City, but one distributor estimates it will in a few weeks when the large toy stores start selling them.
Though they are referred to generically as "silly bandz" by their young collectors, the same product is made by a handful of competing manufacturers and marketed under names like Silly Bandz, Zanybandz and Crazy Bands. They are popular with boys and girls alike. There's a Facebook page with more than 83,000 fans, and a whole genre of videos on YouTube in which children show off their collections. The Web site eBay hosts a lively online auction of the bands where sets can be snapped up at a discount.
The appeal of silly bandz lies in their combination of being affordable, collectible and tradable, says Jackie Breyer, editor in chief of The Toy Book, a magazine based in Manhattan. She said they are reminiscent of the Kooky Klicker pens that were popular last year, as well as the Beanie Babies and Webkinz crazes.
"They're cool to trade, to collect and fun to play with and everyone is, like, going crazy about them," said Kaitlin Thomas, 8, of Maplewood, who owns between 70 and 80, some of which were bought with money from her piggy bank. "The penguin and golden retriever are my favorites because everyone says the penguin is rare and I think the golden retriever is cute."
James Howard, president of Zanybandz, based in Oklahoma, said the idea originated in China with shaped silicone office products. He said that he suggested making them in cute shapes that would appeal to children and that the Learning Express stores in Birmingham picked up on the craze when the product started to fly off the shelves. Sales quickly went from 25 packs a month to 7,000 a month.
"Pretty soon we were banned in six school districts there, and after we were banned in the first one, there was no looking back," he said. "Getting banned fuels the craze like a five-gallon can of gasoline on a campfire."
Sean McGowan, an analyst who tracks the toy industry for Needham & Company, said that in a high-tech era when children want iPods and iPads and Wii games, it's refreshing to see something as simple as this get their attention.
"This is the lowest of technologies," he said.
The simplest of ideas can become worth millions!
Wish I had came up with that idea lol.
I know what you mean....wish I had thought of the pet rock!! I'd be on a slow boat to China..hahaha
My kids have them! They stick to anything. I find them on their wall in their rooms all of the time!
I am glad my kids are older, I always disliked these sorts of must haves.
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Release) Cadillac SRX - 2011
� Standard Cadillac
Premium Care Maintenance; covering scheduled oil changes, tire
rotations, replacement of engine and cabin air filters and a
multi-point vehicle inspection for four years or 50,000 miles
� Rear-vision camera standard across the collections (image
projected in rearview mirror)
� Full keyless access standard on luxury and performance models
� Two exterior colors: Black Ice Metallic and Mocha Steel
� Powertrain calibration enhancements to improve acceleration
feel on 3.0L models
� Cargo fence for U-rail system standard on all trim levels
� Standard Cadillac
Premium Care Maintenance; covering scheduled oil changes, tire
rotations, replacement of engine and cabin air filters and a
multi-point vehicle inspection for four years or 50,000 miles
� Rear-vision camera standard across the collections (image
projected in rearview mirror)
� Full keyless access standard on luxury and performance models
� Two exterior colors: Black Ice Metallic and Mocha Steel
� Powertrain calibration enhancements to improve acceleration
feel on 3.0L models
� Cargo fence for U-rail system standard on all trim levels
The Cadillac SRX offers
a dynamic alternative in the mid-luxury crossover segment, with a
dramatic design, efficient engine choices and a nimble driving
experience. Although the second-generation SRX has only been on the
market since 2010 (2009 CY), it has quickly gained a strong consumer
following, rising rapidly to become one of the best-selling vehicles
in its segment. The SRX receives several revisions for 2011, with a
number of new features and modifications that make the vehicle even
more refined, responsive and technologically advanced.
Customers now have increased access to the features they demand
most, with expanded availability of the optional rear-vision camera
system and keyless access feature. In addition, the cargo fence is
standard on all the collections, allowing customers to leverage the
SRX�s rear storage system. There are also two new exterior colors to
choose from: Mocha Steel Metallic and the premium Black Ice
SRX seats five and delivers generous occupant and cargo room; it can
tow up to 3,500 pounds (1,587 kg) when properly equipped. A 3.0L
direct injected V-6 engine is standard and a 2.8L turbocharged V-6
is optional. Both employ advanced technology that helps produce
strong performance that is typical of larger-displacement engines,
but with greater fuel economy and lower emissions. SRX FWD models
with the 3.0L engine are EPA-rated at 25 mpg on the highway.
Performance and safety are enhanced by an available all-wheel-drive
(AWD) system designed to optimize vehicle handling and stability in
all driving conditions. The pre-emptive, active-on-demand system
provides an extra measure of capability in wet or icy conditions.
Design details
The SRX�s dynamic
exterior features a dramatic diving gesture on the body side to
impart the feeling of movement, even at rest. A multi-piece shield
grille and Cadillac�s iconic vertical headlamps � with light pipe
technology and available adaptive forward lighting � are the face of
the SRX. They blend into a tightly wrapped, sweeping body that
tapers downward at the rear of the vehicle, creating a sporty
The SRX has a wide stance, minimal overhangs and wheels pushed to
corners. Eighteen-inch wheels are standard and 20-inch wheels are
offered. A bold accent line dives across the body side and
culminates at a chrome front fender vent that incorporates a side
marker lamp. An integrated spoiler on the rearward edge of the roof
extends the sleek lines and improves aerodynamics.
An integrated center stack houses controls for climate and audio
systems, while the navigation system rises from the center of the
instrument panel. A signature example of the SRX�s attention to
detail is the Cadillac script logos in the front door sill plates
that illuminate when the doors are opened.
Advanced technology and
entertainment systems
SRX features numerous
advanced electronic systems. Highlights include a �pop-up�
navigation screen in the dashboard with three-dimensional imaging,
adaptive forward lighting that swivels the headlamps in synch with
vehicle steering, power liftgate with programmable height setting,
integrated hard disc drive for audio storage and a dual-screen
system for rear entertainment.
Bluetooth compatibility is standard, as is OnStar�s Turn-by-Turn
Navigation service for buyers who do not select the navigation
system option.
For 2011, the SRX is equipped with ninth-generation OnStar
technology. The flexible speech recognition system is now smart
enough to interpret different sentences/phrases without actually
hearing the exact 2-3 word commands from the user. For example, a
subscriber who wants to place a call using the Hands Free Calling
System simply says: �I would like to make a phone call� or �Need to
make a phone call� instead of saying the exact �dial� or �call�
command. The system will understand that the user wants to place a
call and process that command. The system is capable of recognizing
thousands of sentences that users may say.
Additionally, significant improvements have been made to OnStar�s
flexible speech recognition system to allow it to better understand
many regional dialects. This means that a subscriber in southern
Louisiana will be just as easily understood as a subscriber in Long
Island or Minnesota. OnStar engineers in North America and China
performed extensive validation testing across four languages
(English, French, Spanish and Mandarin), more than 30 different
dialects and vehicle models in a wide range of driving and noise
Balanced performance and
The SRX is powered by a
standard direct injected 3.0L V-6 that delivers 265 horsepower (198
kW) and has a six-speed automatic transmission. Direct injection
results in more power, better fuel economy and lower emissions, all
with a smaller-displacement package. The 3.0L engine uses variable
valve timing to optimize power and fuel efficiency and reduce
emissions. It is paired with a Hydra-Matic 6T70 six-speed automatic
transmission with manual shift control.
For 2011, powertrain calibrations have been made on the 3.0L V-6
models to improve acceleration feel. A 2.8L turbocharged V-6 is
optional. It delivers an estimated 300 horsepower (224 kW) under
full boost, with the fuel economy of a smaller engine during
lower-load driving conditions, such as highway cruising. An Aisin
AF40 six-speed automatic transmission is matched with the 2.8L turbo
and includes a driver-selectable �eco mode� that alters transmission
shift points to maximize fuel economy.
Driving experience
The driving experience
of the SRX blends the best elements of a sports sedan with the
safety and excellent traction capability that crossover and SUV
buyers value. One of its core elements is its advanced AWD system,
featuring an electronic limited-slip differential (eLSD.) The eLSD
enables the system to distribute torque from the front to rear axle,
and also side-to-side, across the rear axle. Developed in
partnership with Haldex, a leader in AWD technology, the system
provides torque to the wheel with the most traction.
The advanced AWD system provides excellent traction in slippery
conditions such as rain, snow or ice. In all conditions, the system
bolsters other driving dynamics, such as cornering. The suspension
includes an available, continuously variable real-time damping
system in conjunction with AWD that delivers smooth ride quality by
adjusting shock damping rates in response to road conditions.
Eighteen-inch wheels are standard, and 20-inch wheels are optional.
The SRX features standard rack-and-pinion hydraulic steering and an
available variable effort, speed-sensitive steering system with
tuning biased for sport sedan-style driving and strong on-center
feel. StabiliTrak electronic stability control is standard.
Enhanced safety
The SRX is designed to
protect occupants before, during and after a crash. A strong body
structure and chassis that absorb crash energy are complemented by
martensitic steel in the fully enclosed rocker sections. Martensitic
steel is one of the strongest available and its use in the rockers
helps protect against intrusion during a side-impact crash while
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TUSCALOOSA | The South has one of the highest obesity rates in the nation, at 29.5 percent, with often higher rates in rural areas.
By Morgan Taylor
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TUSCALOOSA | The South has one of the highest obesity rates in the nation, at 29.5 percent, with often higher rates in rural areas.
To fight the epidemic, the Institute for Rural Health Research has teamed up with rural communities for the 14th annual Rural Health Conference, hosted by the University of Alabama's College of Community Health Sciences.
The conference, which will be Wednesday at UA's Ferguson Center from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., will focus on partnerships that can reduce obesity in rural communities.
"We have the highest rate of preventable diseases, and we have to start to change that," said Lea G. Yerby, assistant professor of community and rural medicine. "We see that living in a rural area can increase your risk of obesity for a lot of reasons."
Yerby blames the rise in obesity on the decline of farmers in Alabama.
"We have to make growing our own food and cooking our own food a part of the culture again," she said.
Keynote speakers at the conference will be Michael Minor, the national director HOPE Health and Human Services Partnership of the National Baptist Convention USA, and Ravi Patel, founder of the Nashville Mobile Market.
The conference is an opportunity for health care professionals, community leaders, researchers, government officials and policymakers to hear from experts in the field in terms of obesity, said Sheena Quizon Gregg, assistant director of nutrition services at health promotion at UA and co-chair of the Alabama Obesity Task Force.
Alabama's obesity problem and the various intervention programs that are being executed in rural areas will also be discussed.
The conference will have breakout sessions with focusing on topics like the community and behavior, the clinical track, the Alabama Diabetes Network/Alabama Cooperative Extension and the Alabama Quality Assurance Foundation.
"In my presentation, I will specifically address the Alabama Obesity Task Force and its role in making a healthier lifestyle more accessible for Alabama citizens," Gregg said.
For more information or to register for the conference, visit http://rhc.ua.edu or call the Institute for Rural Health Research at 205-348-0025.


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SHEBOYGAN, Wis. - Two different individuals logged over 100 yards on the ground as the Benedictine University football team wrapped up the 2012 campaign with a 28-3 road win at Lakeland on Saturday.
Trailing 3-0 following a lengthy opening drive by Lakeland, the Eagles responded with a nine-play drive to take the lead when John Borsellino scooted across the goal line from one yard out. Benedictine never trailed the remainder of the day, scoring 21 points in the second half to put away the win.
Borsellino's 50-yard breakaway helped to setup an eight yard dive to open the second half. Taking advantage of a short field late in the fourth following a 17-yard punt, John Alessi scampered in from 38 yards away to extend the lead to 21-3 with 5:17 left. Benedictine recovered the ensuing kick and quarterback Cyle Schultz dove in from a yard out to finish the scoring with 2:19 to play.
Benedictine accumulated 271 total yards rushing in the contest and 345 total yards. Borsellino surpassed 100 yards for the fifth time this season, carrying 21 times for 129 yards and a pair of scores. Alessi also crossed north of 100 yards, amassing 104 on 17 touches with a touchdown. The Eagles threw the ball just 12 times on the day.
Defensively, the Eagles forced one turnover. Chris Buonavolanto was the lone individual to record double digit tackles with 10. Ben Lockton recorded a pair of sacks among 2.5 tackles for loss.
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FULLERTON, Calif., Nov. 29 (UPI) -- Doug McDermott boosted his profile as a candidate for National Player of the Year Thursday in No. 18 Creighton's 88-60 win over Arizona State.
The two-time All-American McDermott contributed 27 points and didn't miss one of his 10 free throws in the opening round of the Wooden Legacy on Thanksgiving.
Devin Brooks scored 23 points for Creighton (5-0), which advanced to meet San Diego State in Friday's semifinals.
Jahii Carson had 15 points for the Sun Devils (6-1) but committed five turnovers; Jermaine Marshall and Richie Edwards each added 12 points in the loss.
Creighton shot 53.4 percent from the floor and 12-of-25 from behind the arc. Arizona State was 37.9 percent from the field and 7-of-26 from 3-point range.
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Guess who is 4 years and 364 days? Yep, Maggie Rudnicki, who will turn 5 tomorrow, Monday, August 19th!
Just a quick update, but it's a GREAT update! Maggie's blood pressures this morning are good, and best yet, she took her medicines like a CHAMP! That's the key!!! She needs to take this medicine to be discharged to the Neely House. Yesterday they changed the medicine to capsules, and they mixed the powder with the capsules with lemonade and that made everything more tolerable.
Remember, tomorrow, August 19th is Maggie's 5th birthday!
Miguel's Mexican Restaurant on the Hogan Road in Bangor will be donating 10% of all food and beverage sales this Monday night, August 19th to Team Maggie, to help defray the medical costs for Maggie Rudnicki. The event goes from 4 PM to 10 PM!
There will be a big roll of white paper at Miguel's so you can write a birthday greeting or best wishes. Additionally there will be a 50/50 raffle!
Hopefully around 7 PM, we will call Maggie and have the entire restaurant sing Happy Birthday to her!
Please come out, enjoy a great dinner at Miguel's and help support Team Maggie!
Please keep praying. Prayers do work! They've made those little white cells grow, and those white blood cells are what's making Maggie feel so good. The change in in the past 10 days has been nothing short of miraculous! Pray for a peaceful night and week ahead. Pray for a sense of calmness for Maggie, Lauren and the entire Rudnicki family. Pray that those white blood cells continue to grow, and grow quickly! Pray for healing, pray for strength! Pray that they can be discharged to the Neely House soon! Pray that Maggie can swallow the medicine and not need a nasal tube.
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Old Palace Yard, Abingdon Street, (Between Westminster Abbey and Houses of Parliament), London.
The SUPPORT. DON'T PUNISH. campaign – coordinated by IDPC, INPUD, HRI and the International HIV/AIDS Alliance – is planning a Global Day of Action on Wednesday 26th June in 28 cities around the world. As part of this unique campaign, IDPC and Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP) are working on an 'action' in London to raise media/public awareness of the harms caused by the war on drugs.
June 26th is the United Nations' "International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking" – a day used by many governments to celebrate the war on drugs (in some cases even holding public executions of drug offenders as a sign of their commitment). This is our opportunity to try and reclaim the messaging on this day – particularly as it is also, ironically, the United Nations' "International Day in Support of Victims of Torture".
In London, the 'action' will be held at the Old Palace Yard (close to Westminster Abbey and Abingdon Street – 100 metres from Parliament Square) at 11am. At the event, we will all wear campaign t-shirts and special masks (which IDPC will provide).
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The race for the 10th Congressional District is wide open.
So finds a poll released Monday by WGBH and the MassINC. Polling Group.
The poll of 400 likely voters in the Massachusetts 10th Congressional District shows that the race to replace retiring Democratic Congressman Bill Delahunt is extremely tight, with 46 percent of likely voters polling for Democrat Bill Keating, and 43 percent for Republican Jeffrey Perry. The poll's margin of error of 4.9 percent means the race is a statistical tie with just two weeks to go before Election Day.
The Race For The 10th
|Final Vote Preference With Leaners: 46 % of those polled chose Keating, while 43 % chose Perry -- a statistical dead heat.
"The un-enrolled right now we're showing very close. We have Perry with 45 percent and Keating with 41 percent, so Perry has an edge -- again with a margin of error it's essentially a toss up among the un-enrolled as well. But that for both men is where the last few weeks of the race should lie," Koczela said.
While statistically Perry and Keating are polling about equal among the un-enrolled, when it comes to favorability, Perry is clearly on top. 41 percent of un-enrolled voters say they have a favorable view of Perry, compared to 26 percent who view Keating favorably.
Jennifer Hansa of Quincy says she expects to vote for Perry, largely because of fiscal concerns. "Likely I'll be voting for Jeff Perry because I feel the Republicans have the best platforms they're running on. You know --t ax cuts and save money for the state, which is desperately needed right now," Hansa said.
But sixty-four-year-old Jack Timmons of Quincy says he's voting for Keating, primarily because of concerns about the incident in the early 1990s, when Perry was a police sergeant in Wareham and an officer under his command illegally strip-searched two teenage girls. Perry was never charged or disciplined in the two cases.
"Well, I don't trust Perry. I'm a born-again Northeast liberal anyway, but Perry just makes me feel uncomfortable. He has some problems with his past, and now he has the people who were accusing him in the past are now coming out in support of him, and now it just smells like a deal to me." Timmons said, referring to Perry's former police chief, who chastised him in the past but now speaks well of him.
The Governor's Race
In the race for governor, the poll hints at trouble for state treasurer and Independent candidate Tim Cahill, and good news for Republican candidate Charlie Baker.
|Favorability of Tim Cahill: Only 33% of likely voters in the 10th District view Cahill favorably. 48% view him unfavorably, while 20% either did not know of Cahill or refused to answer the question.
48 percent of respondents say they have a positive view of Baker, compared to 44 percent who view Gov. Deval Patrick in a favorable light. On the unfavorable side, 32 percent see Baker unfavorably, while 53 percent have an unfavorable view of Patrick.
But Koczela says the numbers that really stand out are related to Independent candidate Tim Cahill, who lives in the district, but only received a favorable rating from 33 percent of respondents. "The Cahill numbers, he's actual seen unfavorably by 48 percent. So he's unfavorably even in his own home region, we'll call it, he's seen more unfavorably than favorably in his own home region," Koczela explained.
But 61-year-old Paul Taylor says he's on Cahill's team because of the state treasurer's government experience. "I'm taking Tim. I think Tim Cahill is going to be the best. I'm from Quincy, and I know he is too. But I think, um, he can do a lot better than the others because I don't like the way things are," Taylor said.
Taylor added that Baker's tenure as CEO of Harvard Pilgrim doesn't sit well with him. "I was a member of Harvard for a long time, and my rates were up so high, for a senior I was paying over $1,200 a month for individual," Taylor said. "And it was almost impossible. I was so glad to become 65 so that I could be on Medicare."
The Tea Party In The 10th
Voters in the 10th Congressional District also were asked how they feel about the Tea Party movement -- and again the result is a statistical dead heat. 39 percent of voters say they have a favorable view of the political movement, and 43 percent say they have an unfavorable view.
Forty-one-year-old Ann-Marie Allen of Sandwich says she supports the Tea Party largely because it shows her that Americans care about what their government is doing. "I think it's an excellent movement that shows that Americans are interested in what's going on in government. For a number of years it's seemed to be a very lackadaisical attitude about our government. And so I think it shows a general interest in what's going on in our country, and a general interest in the unfair tax practices, and I think people want to make their voices know," Allen said.
Timmons, however, has concerns about the movement. "They scare me. Well, they're just so way out, there's nothing, no realism in what they want to do . They want to make changes, but they don't seem to be taking the consequences of those changes into effect."
The 10th District: A Question 3 Bellweather?
|Question 3: 49% of likely voters said they would vote in favor of question 3, while 43 said they would vote against it. 8% said they didn't know or refused to answer the question.
The poll also asked voters about referendum question 3, which would reduce the state sales tax from 6.25 percent to 3 percent. 49 percent of those polled were in favor of the tax cut, while 43 percent were opposed.
Because the 10th Congressional District is the state's most conservative, Koczela says the results should not be too concerning to people who want to keep the sales tax rate the way it is.
"It is pretty close. And the thing to keep in mind is this is only in the 10th. If this is an ideological issue, opponents of reducing the sales tax shouldn't really see this as a problem. If there's only a 6 percent difference in the 10th, it's going to be a lot closer and even go the other way in some of the other districts around the state," Koczela said.
The WGBH poll was conducted by MassINC Polling Group between October 13th and the 15th using both landline phones and cell phones. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percent.
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Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr have filed a birth certificate for their lock-to-model baby boy ... but there's a tiny mystery afoot ... and it involves three letters -- C.B.C.
According to the certificate, the kid -- born back in January -- officially goes by the name Flynn C.B.C. Bloom ... and those three middle initials are the enigma.
The document lists Orlando's middle name as "J.B.C." -- and we know the "J.B." stands for Jonathan Blanchard. No word on what the "C" stands for ... in Dad's case or baby Flynn's.
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Some random Red Sox off-day notes
FORT MYERS, Fla. — The Red Sox have a day off today, although John Lackey will stay on turn and pitch in a minor league game at Fenway South.
Seems like a good time for some random thoughts:
• There has been way too much hand-wringing about Jackie Bradley Jr. and whether he should make the team. With David Ortiz out, the Sox have a need. Bradley, obviously, has played well enough to merit a spot on the roster. So why not keep him until Ortiz returns and then send him down for 20 days to stave off free agency for another year?
It's easy to say Bradley won't make a difference, no matter what he does. But the 2011 Orioles were 69-93. How did they do last year?
The Sox ask too much of their fans financially to not field the best team possible. Baseball is a business that competes for our entertainment dollar. There are times you need to look at it from that perspective.
• Lost a bit in the Bradley hype is the fact that Will Middlebrooks is having a terrific spring. He has hit safely in 10 of his last 11 games at 15 of 35 (.429) with nine extra-base hits.
Middlebrooks also is playing well defensively. He said the day he spent working with Mike Lowell made a major difference in reading angles and setting his feet correctly.
• Mike Napoli is probably twice as good at first base than you think he is. He has worked hard to refine his skills at the position to a point where the Sox have no intent on replacing him late in games for defensive purposes.
• The Red Sox are going to do a lot of defensive shifting, something that John Farrell successfully employed in Toronto last season. You'll see Middlebrooks at second base and Dustin Pedroia in shallow right field against certain hitters.
• In case you missed it, the Indians released Daisuke Matsuzaka. His stats weren't horrible (8 IP, 10 H, 2 ER, 1 BB, 3 K) in spring training, but scouts weren't impressed with his stuff.
• When Ryan Dempster was pitching in a minor league intrasquad game on Sunday, 20-year-old lefty Henry Owens was on an adjacent field doing what looked like magic tricks with his pitches.
Owens struck out 13 of the 15 batters he faced and was throwing 92-95 miles per hour. Check out what Alex Speier of WEEI wrote about Owens' performance.
Having stood there and watched some of what Owens was doing, everything Alex wrote is true even though it sounds unbelievable. Owens looked like a major league All-Star facing Little Leaguers.
• Even with David Ortiz, the Sox were going to have trouble scoring runs. Without him you could see some ugly games against the better righthanded pitchers. Unlike previous seasons, where power made the difference, the Sox will need to manufacture runs and run the bases well to support their pitchers.
• Try picking the AL East from top to bottom, it's not easy. You can make a good case for the Rays, Jays and Orioles to win and a pretty good case for the Sox, Yankees, Orioles or Rays to finish in last if you wanted to.
Here's the problem with the AL East: Every team is fairly dangerous and the teams in the division could beat each other up. Teams in the AL West can pile up victories against the Astros. What an advantage that is when it comes to the wild card.
• Lots of readers have asked what happens down the road if the Sox have to find places for Middlebrooks, Xander Bogaerts and Jose Iglesias to play.
For starters, that will not be a 2013 problem as Bogaerts is not ready. It may not even be a 2014 problem given that he is 20. Beyond that, there is no such thing as having too many good players.
Obviously shifting Iglesias off shortstop would be a capital crime. And while it's easy to say that Middlebrooks could play first and Bogaerts could play third, it would be a waste of a great arm to move Middlebrooks to first base.
Bogaerts has the athletic ability to play other positions. There are always trades, too. Best thing for now is to let it all play out. Performance has a way of settling these kind of questions.
• Feeling like Jarrod Saltalamacchia will have a big year.
• Not feeling like Felix Doubront will.
• The Red Sox have a terrific complex at Fenway South. But one fault, at least from the viewpoint of a reporter, is that there is little access to the manager and coaches.
At most parks, the manager's office and the locker room used by the coaches is accessible to the media and you can pop your head in to ask a question or have something explained. But the Red Sox have John Farrell and his coaches in an area where reporters are not allowed to tread, literally behind closed doors.
We see them on the field, but that is a time they're busy doing their jobs. And when you request an interview, it's usually standing off to the side in the clubhouse and there's no time for just an informal chat.
It's not a big deal and that will change during the season. But one of the fun parts of spring training is getting to know people before the pressure of the season weighs on them and learning something about them, about a player or about baseball. Hopefully it's something you can pass along to a reader.
Like I said, it's not a big deal. It's just too bad.
• That said, time with pitching coach Juan Nieves is always educational. He's getting rave reviews from the pitchers, too. After a couple of years where it felt like the Sox had a substitute teacher, Nieves is going to make his students better.
• The Red Sox have been careful not to make any predictions about when David Ortiz comes back. The guess here is May 6 against the Twins.
Two reasons: Ortiz has yet to play in any sort of game and is going to need 35-50 plate appearances to get his timing back given his long stretch away. Big Papi also is very cognizant of the idea that coming back too soon could lead to something worse.
He has spoken to a number of players who had similar injuries, Ryan Howard among them, and all counseled patience.
• That's it for now. Only four more games that don't count before the ones that do. Make sure you pick up the Globe on Sunday for our season preview section.


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President Obama Meets With Senate Dems On Health Care
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama met with Senate Democrats facing re-election next year to discuss the problem-plagued health care rollout that could affect their races.
Two Democrats familiar with the meeting Wednesday say it lasted nearly two hours and included Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, chief of staff Denis McDonough and Jeff Zients, the president's troubleshooter for the website.
The Democrats spoke on a condition of anonymity since the meeting was private and said the officials outlined how they are addressing problems.
One the participants, Sen. Mark Udall of Colorado, says he urged the president to extend the enrollment period for sign-up because of the problems. Udall said in a statement that he also encouraged Obama to ensure the security of personal information submitted on the site.


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5 things to note after Chiefs defeat Raiders
5 things to note after Chiefs defeat Raiders
Oct. 14, 2013
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Games inside Arrowhead Stadium at the end of last season seemed as if they were being played inside a morgue. There was no energy. There was certainly no sound.
Not with the Chiefs headed to a two-win season, one of the worst in franchise history.
Things have changed dramatically in the less than a year, though. The roar has been restored in Kansas City — a record-setting one at that — and the team is off to a perfect start through its first six games for just the second times in its storied history.
The Chiefs beat the Oakland Raiders 24-7 on Sunday, propelled along by a crowd that at one point reached 137.5 decibels, setting a new Guinness World Record for an outdoor sports stadium.
"The fans cheered their hearts out," said Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles, who had two touchdown runs. "It felt like it was the playoffs. They were putting themselves on the line for us."
It's easier to roar for a team that's winning.
It was the first time in seven meetings at Arrowhead Stadium that the Chiefs (6-0) had beaten the Raiders (2-4), and it allowed them to press on with the second-best start in franchise history.
The Chiefs won their first nine games during the 2003 season.
"We knew that this was an extremely good defense. They played very good on special teams and they didn't make a lot of mistakes on offense," Raiders coach Dennis Allen said. "We knew that we were going to have to create some field position with our defense, create some field position with our special teams, and knew we were going to have to try and take the ball away and protect the ball on offense.
"You can't make the type of mistakes that we made," he said, "and expect to win the game."
Here are five things to take away from the Chiefs' win over the Raiders:
PRYOR IS A WORK IN PROGRESS: Raiders quarterback Terrelle Pryor played well in the first half, but he started to wilt under the Chiefs' intense pressure in the second half. He was responsible for several delay-of-game penalties, and threw three second-half interceptions that the Chiefs turned into 17 points. "Things happen. Some of the greatest quarterbacks in the game throw picks," he said. "I have to understand why they happen, who's at fault, whether it's me or whoever, and learn from it."
CHIEFS ARE SACK MASTERS: The Chiefs piled up 10 sacks in the game, one shy of the franchise record, and now have 31 on the season — four more than they had all of last year. Tamba Hali had 3½ sacks on the day, but he wasn't alone in getting in on the action. Seven different Chiefs got their hands on Pryor during a sack. "Our coaches had a great game plan," Hali said, "and put us in the right positions to have some success."
AILING RAIDERS: The Raiders couldn't have asked for their week off to come at a better time. Not only is running back Darren McFadden still dealing with a troublesome hamstring, the offensive line has been shredded by injuries. They were down to their third center when Andre Gurode got hurt on Sunday, and their backup right tackle when Tony Pashos got hurt. "Hopefully the injuries that occurred on the offensive line today are not serious," Allen said.
SMITH STILL STRUGGLING: All the hoopla of a perfect start in Kansas City in part masks the trouble that quarterback Alex Smith has been having in delivering the ball downfield. He was just 14 of 31 for 128 yards without a touchdown, and had a quarterback rating of just 56.9. "We struggled to get into a rhythm at all early," he said. "They did a great job of mixing it up. We never got a bead on them."
OAKLAND STILL HAS HOPE: Pryor threw for 216 yards and a touchdown, and the Oakland defense kept the Chiefs offense in check until late in the third quarter. So even though the Raiders fell to 2-4 heading into their bye, they believe there is still reason to be optimistic. "I think we're close," Raiders cornerback Charles Woodson said. "You play a good football team and they capitalize on mistakes that you make. That's the reason why they're 6-0. ... They capitalized on it. We come up with the loss."
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Late heroics seal win for Badgers
IOWA CITY - It was a game where UW had up to seven regular players miss game action with injuries, including key players like Nick Toon and Jordan Kohout.
It was a game where Iowa seemed to be getting all the breaks on its home field. It was a game that, considering all the circumstances, many didn't think the Badgers could win.
But they did.
It wasn't always pretty, but in the end, UW walked out of Kinnick Stadium with a 31-30 triumph over rival Iowa.
"I'm very proud," UW senior Blake Sorensen said. "Coming into the game guys were banged up and during the game guys got banged up. It was a total team effort and I couldn't be more proud of our team."
Of all the guys that could have made a play in UW's shocking and nail-biting victory, not many would have bet on Brad Nortman.
Nortman, who said he wanted to score on the play, was called upon to get the Badgers a first down on a fake punt.
While he didn't find a way to cross the plane of the end zone, he did reel off one of the most important plays of the Badger season. That will have to count.
With his team trailing 30-24 midway through the fourth quarter, Ryan Groy made the call.
The fake was on.
"It looked like it did every time," Nortman, who rushed for 17 yards on the play, picking up a first down, said. "I just started out my mold so they would kind of buy that I was punting. Then I put my head down and ran right behind Ryan Groy. He bolted up a lane for me and I just took off."
The play was the turning point for a Badger squad that looked to be on the verge of letting one slip away against Iowa for the third straight year. It gave the Badgers new life and a new opportunity to continue its march towards a 7-1 start to the 2010 season.
From that point on, the Badgers mixed in a variety of runs and passes. John Clay, who finished the day with 91 yards rushing and two touchdowns, moved the pile and kept third downs manageable.
He also paved the way for his sophomore counterpart, Montee Ball.
The young tailback, who tallied 59 yards of total offense, caught a critical fourth and four pass from Scott Tolzien that extended the drive. While the clock was slowly ticking down, the Badgers momentum kept rising up.
Clay rushed for 11 yards over the next two plays before Ball capped the drive with consecutive eight-yard scampers, the second of which provided an emphatic touchdown run where Ball kept his balance and stretched the ball over the goal line.
"He's a serious kid," Bielema said. "He knew his day was going to come. He didn't know how it was going to come. We can't script it because we don't know when it's going to happen.
"Again, a really good job by the coaches to put him in that situation and a great job of him executing it."
Though UW's sideline smelled victory, its defense that had surrendered 30 points throughout the course of the game, still had to hold Iowa's offense scoreless for 66 more seconds.
"I was watching J.J. Watt a lot," senior left guard John Moffitt said. "I was hoping he would get a sack. I was praying for an interception and just a stop."
With three timeouts left and an offense the Badgers defense struggled to slow throughout the entirety of the game, it seemed as though Iowa had enough time to give itself a chance by getting into field goal range.
But like Moffitt envisioned, his defensive counterparts stepped up.
"I've always been told by a lot of people that big time players make big time plays in big time games," Watt, who sacked Ricky Stanzi for an 11 yard loss on the final drive, said. "That was a big time situation. I needed to come up with a sack to help our team win the game.
"Obviously that's a huge moment in the game for us."
Stanzi (25-37, 258 yards, three touchdowns) and company rallied from that setback and eventually crossed into Badger territory. But when Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz curiously called a timeout with 12 seconds left when his team could have just spiked the ball to stop the clock, the scene was set.
Just outside of field goal range, Watt and company pressured the senior quarterback and forced him into shoveling a pass to Allen Reisner in the middle of the field. With the clock ticking down, Mike Taylor and Antonio Fenelus were able to drop the tight end in bounds.
In doing so, the Hawkeyes ran out of time and the Badgers completed their second huge victory in as many weeks.
"It's been special," UW senior quarterback Scott Tolzien, who finished 20-of-26 for 205 yards with one touchdown and one interception, said. "It's a culmination from everything from last year, to workouts to winter workouts, spring ball and fall camp. This is when you realize that it's all worth it."
UW will have some time to feast on its performances over the past two weeks. It will also have some time to regain its health entering the stretch run with a viable shot at a Big Ten championship.
"I feel like the state of Wisconsin is proud right now," Watt said. "I sure hope they're proud because we're working our tails off for them. I can't say enough about our fans. We had so many fans down here traveling for us and cheering for us.
"Our team is extremely elated with where we're at," Watt said. "We're going to come out the last four weeks of the season and make everybody proud."


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Oilers 4, Avalanche 0 – Game 26 – 2013-03-12 @ 7:00 PM MST – SNETW
34 points in 32 games. That's how many Sam Gagner has, career vs. the Avalanche, and why he has the blessing of being in the perennial Avalanche game day pic. Sam Gagner always seems to come alive vs. the Avalanche (his best opponent) and the Oilers generally have good success vs. them too. They are 2-1-0 vs. them so far this year, with the last one being a 6-4 win.
The Avalanche will be a much better team tonight, however, because, unlike the last game, they'll have Ryan O'Reilly, Gabriel Landeskog, Erik Johnson and Ryan Wilson back in the lineup. Some of you may recall we just set a franchise record in this last game vs. the Avalanche in which we peppered Varlamov with 56 shots on goal. The return of some decent talent should help their cause.
I'd imagine after a big win in Chicago there won't be much of a lineup change, if any… perhaps Ryan Jones will slot back in. I don't see much else for change.
Steve Smith mentioned that the reason the Oilers juggled their d-pairings was because Justin Schultz was starting to show some fatigue. This is to be expected, as this is getting to that extended-season point for him, having played College for a while where they have a rather short season (often under 40 games played). Justin Schultz has already racked up 59 games played so far this season. I'd imagine in College he played a lot of minutes, but he's played 22:23 of ice time per game on average, which puts him 1st overall in average ice time for Oilers. He's eating up the ice time, and it's expected he will tire a bit. He'll adjust to this much longer schedule though down the road.
I would assume Devan Dubnyk will start in this one again. He was relieved by Yann Danis in the last game after Teemu Hartikainen crashed into him. Dubnyk had his neck cranked hard on the play and had a bit of a stinger going. The Oilers took him out for precautionary reasons even though he could have gone. This I like to hear… the Oilers are a bottom feeding team again.. no need to risk worse injury. On that note, they are also playing it safe with Mark Fistric who probably could be back today. They at least will be able to delay a roster cut decision at least another game while Fistric sits. Hopefully no one is added to the sick bay after today.
I predict a much better game for the Avalanche this time around.. could be a tough one. Which Oilers team will we see? Who knows. I would bet money that it will be the good one though.
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Monday, 1 April 2013
Ulster and the Scottish Lowlands, genetic links
The Niall of the Nine Hostages haplogroup (genetic signature) was one of the first large family groups discovered by DNA testing. It was designated as the Northwest Irish modal, because so many Irish in northwest Ireland have this paternal ancestry. It genetic short hand it is called the R-M222 family.
The R-M222 branch of the Y-DNA tree has a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) called M222. As more men participate in DNA testing an interesting pattern has developed. This diagnostic marker is not only found in many individuals whose roots lie in the counties of Northwest Ireland and Ulster in general, but it is also found in the Scottish Lowlands.
The map above shows the area where this profile is most often found. In the county of Donegal an incredible 20% of the population share this paternal ancestry. The map shows where the R-M222 is found in significant numbers, but it is also found throughout Ireland and Scotland, from the Orkney islands south to the shires of northern England. It even shows up in Iceland and Norway.
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- d said...
Hello Barry McCain,
My heritage is Antrim,Sligo, Connaught, and Ct. Clare, my family names are Kane, Hunter, Mulligan, Farrell, and Connerton
My maternal great grandfather was Daniel Hunter (1798-1864) of Ballyvoy and Ballycastle, but I cannot get beyond him. I suspect his family was of the Scots Galoglass because he was Catholic.
The Ulster DNA project sounds to be what I need. I have had a profile done through 23&Me which shows the Y-DNA as R1b1b2a1a2f2.
What is my next step?
Dan Connerton
- 1 July 2013 at 19:49
- Barry R McCain said...
I suggest you do a 'transfer' to the Family Tree Company. In my opinion they have the best set up to explore genetic genealogy and one's ethnic history. The Ulster Heritage Project uses Family Tree. On your family; Gallógliagh descendants can be either Catholic or Protestant. Usually, a Gallóglach descendant will show distant matches in Argyll or the Hebrides. We have quite a few Gallóglaigh and Redshank descendants in the Ulster project.
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Sienna & Tom out for dinner
Sienna Miller and Tom Sturridge went out for dinner last night in London. It used to be that Sienna would go out for dinner and DRAMA would ensue. One year she was here at TIFF, with Jude Law, and they went out for dinner, and it was a mess – screaming at photographers, storming off, laughing and smoking five minutes later…
I know I keep saying it but man those were the days.
These days, Sienna goes out and it's a shrug. I am happy for her in this, and even happier for her daughter.
As for Sturridge – he's confirmed a role in a new film called Far From The Madding Crowd starring…Carey Mulligan. Remember that? She broke up with Shia LaBeouf, moved into a Best Western, and starting hanging out with Tom. Click here for a refresher. Old friends, it turns out. And now they get to work together. Throw in Andrew Garfield and Eddie Redmayne and it's a proper reunion.


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Fine motor control is the coordination of muscles, bones, and nerves to produce small, precise movements. An example of fine motor control is picking up a small item with the index finger and thumb.
The opposite of fine motor control is gross (large, general) motor control. An example of gross motor control is waving an arm in greeting.
Problems of the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, muscles, or joints may all decrease fine motor control. The difficulty in speaking, eating, and writing in people with Parkinson's disease is due to a loss of fine motor control.
The amount of fine motor control in children is used to determine the child's developmental age. Children develop fine motor skills over time, by practicing and being taught. To have fine motor control, children need:
The following tasks can only occur if the nervous system matures in the right way:
Kimmel SR, Ratliff-Schaub K. Growth and development. In: Rakel RE, ed. Textbook of Family Medicine. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 32.


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