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Student Steel Bridge Competition
The 2006-2007 Student Steel Bridge Competition team of the New Mexico Tech Student Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) traveled to Boulder, Colo. last month to compete in the Rocky Mountain Regional Student Conference of the 2007 Student Steel Bridge Competition, sponsored by the ASCE and the American Institute of Steel Construction.
Pictured at the competition are New Mexico Tech team members (from left to right): Kim Coleman; Justin Roybal; Ramon Gallegos; Dr. Claudia Wilson (faculty advisor); Bryan Mitchell; Tess McCarty-Glenn; and Philip Heid. (Photo and caption provided by Justin Roybal, treasurer of the ASCE Student Chapter at New Mexico Tech)
The New Mexico Tech team's bridge took 21 minutes and 36 seconds to assemble, and passed both loading tests (vertical and lateral loading). The Tech-built bridge placed 6th out of 12 bridges entered.
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A utilities official says a large sinkhole that swallowed a moving car and briefly trapped the driver cost a northwest Ohio city about $100,000.
Utility workers and contractors had to clean out broken sewer lines and fill the sinkhole that opened at a major intersection in Toledo in early July. WTOL-TV (http://bit.ly/17hDsN6 ) reports the city used a private contractor to help with emergency repairs for the broken sewer lines and the street above them.
The city council is scheduled to consider approval for a $73,000 payment to that contractor. Toledo Public Utilities Director Dave Welch says the total bill for the sinkhole rises to $100,000 when the cost of city employee labor is included.
The station says the injured driver who was rescued from the sinkhole by firefighters has recovered.
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La Farruca. Flamenco by Flamenco Latin Guitarist Thomas Lorenzo
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Last year, the Steelers had to cut players like linebacker James Farrior and receiver Hines Ward in order to get in line with the 2012 salary cap.
As Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette explains it, last year's changes could be a "drop in the bucket" compared to what's coming in 2013.
"The Steelers could lose every one of their free agents, and they might have to lose a few more veterans if they don't agree to take less money in 2013," Bouchette writes. "They are so far over the salary cap that they would not be able to fill a 53-man roster without doing all of that."
Prime candidates to be cut include linebacker James Harrison, who has a base salary of $6.57 million in 2013. And while safety Troy Polamalu most likely won't be released, his $7.5 million base salary puts him in line for, at a minimum, a new contract that pushes some of that money into future years.
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The CD Is Dead!
Long live the CD!
By Daniel Gross
Posted Tuesday, March 27, 2007, at 4:01 PM ET
Mozart wrote only one Requiem, but in recent years, music journalists have written about 80 requiems for the compact disc, mostly in the key of boo-hoo major. Data from the Recording Industry Association of America show that between 2000 and 2005, the number of CDs shipped fell 25 percent to 705.4 million, while their value slipped 20 percent, from $13.2 billion to $10.5 billion. During the first six months of 2006, CD sales dropped 14 percent more. And as Ethan Smith wrote in the Wall Street Journal (subscription required) last week, CD sales are down another 20 percent in the first quarter of 2007. On Monday, Jeff Leeds, writing in the New York Times, penned an obituary for the CD, which has been driven into oblivion by consumers' preference for digital singles over albums. Last year, hundreds of music stores closed, among them the 89 outlets of the greatly missed (subscription required) Tower Records.
Conclusion: The CD is dead!
Except, it's not. Last Sunday, Paul de Barros of the Seattle Times chronicled the growth of Silver Platters, a local chain of CD stores that just took over an old Tower Records space. Meanwhile, savvy new-era businesses are jumping into the CD business. The same day Smith's piece appeared in the Journal, Starbucks announced its record label would issue its first CD this summer, from Paul McCartney. Earlier this month, Amazon launched a classical music retail outlet, capitalizing on the genre's impressive 2006 comeback, which was driven by massive CD sales from the unholy trinity of cheesy, nonclassical classical artists: Andrea Bocelli, Josh Groban, and Il Divo.
Clearly, it's trickier than ever to make, market, and sell CDs. It's an industry in crisis. But CDs are still a significant business. All the kids, and many adults, have iPods. But plenty of baby boomers still buy the shiny discs; CDs account for three-quarters of all music sold.
What we are witnessing is not so much the imminent death of CDs but the death of the old methods of selling CDs. It's still possible to make money in the CD business—any business with more than $7 billion in retail sales should allow someone, somewhere, to make a profit. The incumbents are getting killed, but upstarts are thriving, using different methods.
Legacy music retailers and manufacturers now face many of the same difficulties as American auto companies. They built a business infrastructure—national chains, huge outlets in high-profile locations, layers of management—predicated on selling massive and growing quantities of CDs for $15.99 and up. Like the American automakers, they found that new competition—from iTunes, file-sharing, and online retailers—severely cut into their margins, their market share, and their pricing power. In such an environment, companies with significant capital invested in stores and substantial overhead costs get destroyed. And as they fail, they do so loudly, inspiring widespread pessimism.
Yet the new rules open opportunities for upstarts who approach the business of making and marketing CDs in a fundamentally different way. Unlike fallen chains such as Tower, boutiques such as Silver Platters and Rasputin in San Francisco don't spend on expensive national advertising. They're more like art-house theaters. Since they cater more to music aficionados than to the masses who used to flood into HMV for the latest Mariah Carey CD, the demise of the blockbuster CD doesn't put a crimp in their sales.
In the age of file-sharing and iTunes, people simply aren't willing to pay $16 for a collection of songs they may not want. That proved to be fatal for Tower Records. But for Amazon.com, such price pressure doesn't really matter. The company has built up a commercial infrastructure that enables it to sell and deliver all sorts of cheap objects, from books to toys. Blogger Barry Ritholtz noted in January that the most of the top-selling CDs at Amazon.com sell for less than $10. For Amazon, which already has huge investments in warehouses, software, and its Web site, carving out some extra space for classical CDs doesn't require a huge incremental investment. What's more, since its inception, the store has been designed to run on very low margins.
In the case of Starbucks, the economics of selling CDs are even more compelling. With its 14,000-odd outlets, the company already has a massive, highly profitable retail channel that generates immense foot traffic daily. Each store is conveniently outfitted with counters, which are ideal for stocking a variety of noncoffee products that have mass appeal: chocolates, books, and CDs. Both Barnes & Noble and Borders may be having a difficult time making money selling wide selections of books in huge retail spaces. But when Starbucks decides to stock a single book, say Mitch Albom's For One More Day or Ishmael Beah's A Long Way Gone, it can easily turn a profit on every sale. Starbucks found the same sort of success with the Ray Charles album Genius Loves Company in 2004. Starbucks has also invested in building its Hear Music concept, where customers can buy coffee, buy CDs, or download music, into a small chain.
Is the CD dying as a commercial product? Sure. But it's got a lot of dying left to do. And in the meantime, there's still money to be made selling discs loaded with the music of Josh Groban, Alban Berg, and Rod Stewart.
Daniel Gross (www.danielgross.net) writes Slate's "Moneybox" column. You can e-mail him at email@example.com.
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No. 1 Football Suffocates Kentucky, 35-7
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BATON ROUGE -- A Saturday morning kickoff in Tiger Stadium barely slowed the No. 1 LSU football team, as the Tigers smothered Kentucky's offense and won, 35-7.
LSU improved to 5-0 overall and 2-0 in Southeastern Conference play. Kentucky fell to 2-3 overall, 0-2 in the SEC.
The Tigers next play host to No. 12 Florida on Oct. 8 at 2:30 p.m. CT in Tiger Stadium.
LSU starting quarterback Jarrett Lee was able to make the most of a windy morning and early afternoon despite only 8-of-21 passing. He threw for 169 yards including a 51-yard touchdown to Odell Beckham Jr. Lee also setup the Tigers first touchdown with a 37-yard pass to Rueben Randle, and completed a 23-yard pass to Beckham Jr. to the Wildcats 4-yard line that led to LSU's final touchdown.
Quarterback Jordan Jefferson saw his first action of the season after returning from suspension. He scored on fourth-and-1 to cap the Tigers first scoring drive. He did not attempt a pass, finishing with four carries for 29 yards. Zach Mettenberger also took snaps for the Tigers in the final drive of the game.
Beckham Jr. led the receiving corps with three catches for 75 yards, while Russell Shepard added two grabs for 35 yards.
Alfred Blue helped the Tigers rushing attack overcome a slow start and the loss of starter Spencer Ware, who left the game in the first quarter with an injury. Blue gained 72 yards on 16 carries with a 1-yard touchdown on the first drive of the third quarter.
Freshman running back Terrence Magee saw his first action at LSU, as the Franklinton, La., native had 38 yards on 12 carries with another 1-yard score. Michael Ford ran nine times for 22 yards.
Tyrann Mathieu again wowed the Tigers faithful with a spectacular sack, strip, scoop and score in the third quarter. Mathieu gave LSU a 28-0 lead with a leaping blitz and strip of Kentucky backup quarterback Maxwell Smith, followed by a scoop at the 23-yard line and a waltz into the south endzone.
The Wildcats had only 59 yards of total offense until adding 66 on their only scoring drive late in the fourth quarter. Kentucky ran 64 plays for 155 net yards.
LSU had 10 tackles for a loss of 34 yards including five sacks.
LSU had 348 total yards on 67 plays.
Kentucky starting quarterback Morgan Newton started and struggled against the wind -- and the swarming LSU defense. He wasn't able to complete a pass until the final minute of the first half and finished 6-of-20 passing for 57 yards including a 4-yard touchdown with 4:22 to play. Newton also ran nine times for 33 yards. Smith was 1-for-5 for nine yards and was sacked twice.
Running back Josh Clemons had 69 yards on 21 carries with a long of 17. Wide receiver Matt Roark caught four passes for 19 yards and a touchdown.
Kentucky won the coin toss and elected to defer its decision until the second half.
For the first time this season, LSU received the opening kickoff and set the tone for the half -- a three-and-out series followed by a punt. On a windy morning, neither team found success throwing the ball in the opening half, combining for 10 series without a first down.
Kentucky's Newton didn't complete a pass until there was less than minute to play in the second quarter, while Lee was only 6-of-18 passing.
Lee, however, had a 37-yard pass to Randle that led to the Tigers' first score and a 51-yard catch-and-run by Beckham Jr. in the second quarter.
The Wildcats gained only 45 net yards in the half, while LSU totaled 201.
On its second drive of the game, LSU broke into the scoring column with a 12-play, 68-yard drive that ended with a touchdown run by Jefferson on fourth-and-goal from the 1. Lee completed a third-and-9 pass to Shepard for 13 yards and a third-and-8 pass to tight end Deangelo Peterson for 11 yards to keep the drive alive. On second-and-11 at the Kentucky 42, Lee's 37-yard toss to Randle was key to the drive.
Jefferson's 10th career rushing touchdown gave LSU a 7-0 with 7:06 remaining in the opening quarter.
On LSU's second drive of the second quarter, Shepard ran an end-around 13 yards to the LSU 49. Three plays later, Lee dropped back to his 40 and connected with Beckham Jr. at the Kentucky 37 where the freshman receiver dodge the first of five would-be tacklers. He scampered all the way to the right side of the field and outran three more defenders to the endzone. The 51-yard touchdown was Beckham Jr.'s second touchdown in as many weeks, and gave LSU a 14-0 lead with 11:14 remaining in the half.
In the third quarter, LSU's running game found its footing. After gaining only 15 yards on its first 12 attempts, the Tigers next 20 carries netted 102.
With starter Ware sidelined since the first quarter, the three LSU backups took turns with carries on a 10-play, 68-yard drive that ended with a 1-yard touchdown run by Blue. On third-and-5 from midfield, an acrobatic 22-yard catch by Shepard from Lee again kept the Tigers' offense moving. LSU led 21-0 with 8:07 left in the third quarter.
On the ensuing drive, Mathieu continued to display his athleticism when he came on a third-down blitz from the left side, leapt toward Smith and knocked the ball from his hand as cornerback Ron Brooks struck the quarterback in the chest. After the 8-yard sack, Mathieu chased down the ball at the Kentucky 23, scooped and scored for the second time this season.
LSU led 28-0 with 4:30 left in the quarter.
With Kentucky pinned near its endzone after a holding penalty on the kickoff, the Tigers defense forced a punt and LSU took over at the Kentucky 47.
A 23-yard catch by Beckham Jr. setup a 1-yard run by Magee, as LSU led 35-0 with 10:39 remaining.
With Newton returning as quarterback on the Wildcats final drive, Kentucky worked its way past the LSU 47 for the first time in the game. On second-and-goal from the LSU 4, Newton tossed a perfect corner route to Matt Roark for a touchdown that provided the final margin.
LSU led 35-7 after the 12-play, 70-yard drive.
The announced crowd was 92,660 for the Tigers' first morning kickoff since LSU moved its opener against Appalachian State in 2008 to 10 a.m. as Hurricane Gustav threatened south Louisiana.


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Brazil's latest hero Neymar played down the pressure on his shoulders after inspiring the hosts into the last 16 of the World Cup to face Chile.
Neymar scored twice in a 4-1 win over Cameroon, with Fred and Fernandinho getting the others for Brazil.
The 22-year-old, who now in has 35 international goals in 52 appearances, said: "There is no pressure. I've always said there is no pressure when you are making a dream come true and doing something you have sought after since you were a kid.
"I'm now playing in matches that I always dreamed about.
"I just want to help my fellow players not only by scoring goals but doing whatever it takes on the pitch to help us win.
"We are on the right track and the whole team is getting better and getting close to our target."
Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari admitted that he would have preferred to face a European team rather than Chile.
He said: "If I could choose I would have picked someone else as Chile are a good South American team, they have quality, they are organised they have the will to succeed.
"I will look at things when all the adrenaline has left our bodies, sometimes when we look at the match again in the cold light of day we see it in a different way."
Scolari also praised Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho for his display after he came off the bench at half-time to replace Paulinho and hinted he could be in the starting line-up for the Chile game.
He added: "I think Fernandinho coming in was critical and we created a number of good chances in attack. Nature doesn't make leaps, things evolve step by step and this is what we are doing."
Cameroon's German coach Volker Finke said the team were "suffering" from their disappointing World Cup.
He said: "Over the last two or three years we have not been that good but we managed to qualify for the World Cup and now we are disappointed we have not won a match.
"It's terrible and we are suffer this but we have gained experience and what we need to do is focus and concentrate for the next challenge.
"The first half wasn't so bad but it's true we need to focus for the whole 90 minutes.
"We need to find the reasons for this - three times we had control of the ball and then lost possession which led to goals.
"But Brazil deserved this victory, they created more chances."
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