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Teammate Ian Magale gets the holeshot on the 1-2 field at Eagle Island and might have held it, well maybe. Richard Feldman (World Champ and super-cool guy) may have had something to say about it. The intro is shows the drama and the race is at 4:10.
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Ten Bulldogs Compete in Philadelphia
NEW HAVEN, Conn.—This Thursday concluded the Yale's first day of competition at the Penn Relays. Ten Bulldogs made the trip to Philadelphia to compete in the large meet, which includes divisions for masters and high school runners. Though those participating had to first meet steep entry standards, the day brought notable accomplishments for a few individuals of women's track and field.
As Yale's only contender in the 3,000-meter run, senior Nihal Kayali placed fourth out of 21 runners. Her time of 9:29.39 is the best she has claimed in the race in her four years of competition. Though Kayali already holds a spot on the top-ten lists, her new time allows her to move up the eighth place position.
Yet another best time was won by senior Elizabeth Marvin in the 5,000-meter run. She placed seventh in the race, finishing in 16:35.16 Junior Liana Epstein and freshman Emily Stark also participated in the long-distance event, posting times of 16:46.50, and 16:45.90, respectively.
Sophomore Kira Garry represented her team in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, placed thirteenth at 10:54.58. The event is one Garry saw marked success in her freshman year. Meanwhile—competing in a 4x400-meter relay race only for Ivy League schools—four Bulldogs claimed a time of 3:58.96. Junior Kelsey Lin, freshman Shannon McDonnell, and seniors Jenna Poggi and Allison Rue each ran one leg of the race.
Finally, as the sole Bulldog to compete in a field event on Thursday, freshman Karleh Wilson claimed a mark of 13.45m (44-1.5) in the shot put. She placed seventeenth out of 32 athletes.
The meet will continue tomorrow, at which time the men's track and field team qualifiers will race, as well as sophomore Alisha Jordan in the triple jump. Results and a complete schedule are available at the meet website: http://thepennrelays.com/.
Report by Maria Seravalli '16, Yale Sports Publicity


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Thoughts on EGU Earth and Space Science Informatics
The European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2011, held from April 22-27 in Vienna, Austria, brought together 10,725 researchers from approximately 96 countries to discuss advances and trends within the Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences. Attendees presented over four thousand talks and nearly eight and a half thousand posters during the week-long conference. The volume of information presented and ideas exchanged at EGU is truly staggering, and this meeting is a fundamental part of the social networking for this community. It is the seed from which many new collaborations form and many grant proposals can trace their genesis to discussions at and around EGU sessions. EGU is a loud, busy, hectic, and critical event to the Earth and Space Science research communities.
This year I had the pleasure of attending the EGU General Assembly and presenting two talks for our lab in the Earth and Space Science Informatics (ESSI) disciplinary session. This trip was particularly interesting for me as it was the first time I have attended the EGU General Assembly (I have attended the ESSI session at the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting for the last four years) and this afforded me the opportunity to talk with a large number of colleagues in the field from Eurasia whom I have not had previous interaction with.
Over the course of the meeting I came to realize that the European informatics community has a slightly different feel, a different focus from the American informatics groups. For the European informatics evangelists, the driving focus in informatics is geoscience standards. The session discourse revolved almost entirely on interoperability in systems and in data models. Presentations on service-orientated architectures (SOA) that interoperate using Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) defined web services and data models were the rule of the day. I believe this focus on interoperability and developing consensus on standards and services is deeply rooted in the culture of Europe and the inherent complexities of interacting with neighbors that are culturally and linguistically different.
The presentations I gave for the lab were quite well received. Eric's presentation on the S2S architecture was extremely well received because of its potential to interoperate with OGC web services, and its compatibility with many of the SOA initiatives currently being pursued by our European colleagues. My presentation on the Multi-Sensor Data Synergy Advisor (MDSA), one of our collaborations Greg Leptoukh's group at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, was also well received as it touched on the complexities of representing/characterizing and comparing concepts such as product quality and fitness-for-use and expressing this information in a way that is consumable by a researcher. Difficulties in characterizing these concepts were well known to many in the audience who work to develop data model standards. Our work elicited particular interest from David Arctur, Director of Interoperability Programs for OGC, and this is a relationship we should most definitely pursue.
Overall, attending EGU 2011 was a great experience and I believe our lab should increase our presence at future meetings. There is a great deal we can learn from our European colleagues on building consensus and establishing interoperable web service and data model standards. The ESSI community is investing great effort in deploying production-level interagency SOA systems – developing experience from which we can benefit. What our lab can offer is leadership in future web technologies. We can help the EGU ESSI community adopt linked data / RESTful principles, and add support to their data model and service standards and best practices for semantic web standards and methodologies. We can provide guidance on how semantic technologies can help further their current goals as well as how they can leverage semantic technologies going forward.
There is a great deal of benefit ESSI can gain from moving to leverage the Semantic Web. We should be there to share our experiences and provide guidance. A win for the Earth Sciences is a win for all.


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Palo Alto firefighters and paramedics rushed to University Avenue Monday evening to help a patient who was impatient to get her first glimpse of the world.
Members of Palo Alto Fire Station 1 at 301 Alma St. arrived at University Avenue, 100 yards east of Middlefield Road, at 6:23 p.m. to find the woman on her hands and knees in the passenger seat of the family Chevrolet Suburban.
Family members were supporting the woman, who had gone into labor on Sunday night and whose water had broken 15 minutes before the units arrived, fire Battalion Chief Niles Broussard said Wednesday. The family was driving the woman to the hospital when they realized the birth was imminent, so they called for help, Broussard said.
Paramedics Sunny Johnson-Gutter and Stephen Lindsey and fire-engine personnel Jorge Salazar, James Henrickson and Ryan Stoddard saw the baby's head poking out and set up a makeshift delivery room on the scene, Broussard said. The baby girl was born at 6:34 p.m.
Mother and newborn were taken to Stanford Hospital. The baby was delivered without any complications and both were reportedly doing fine, he said.
The birth was Johnson-Gutter's and Lindsey's first deliveries, they said. Johnson-Gutter, who delivered the baby, said police and his colleagues set everything up and made his job easy. It didn't hurt that Lindsey and Salazar, his teachers and mentors, were there, he said.
"It was amazing. I saw her taking her first breath. The whole next day I was beaming, and all day long I was calling everyone I knew," Johnson-Gutter, 34, said.
Delivering a baby on the streets is much different from the clinical or hospital setting, where equipment is set up in advance, Johnson-Gutter and Lindsey said.
"We had three minutes before the baby's head came out. It was great having all hands on deck," Johnson-Gutter said of his colleagues.
He let the father cut the umbilical cord.
"The mom was as calm as can be. She was definitely a trooper," he said.
Johnson-Gutter said he decided six or seven years ago to become a paramedic. He was working as a substitute teacher when a school principal asked him what he wanted to do. He didn't really know.
The principal told him that a representative from the fire service had been talking to the children and an informational meeting on firefighting was coming up. Johnson-Gutter attended.
He signed up as a federal wildland firefighter. A high school classmate with whom he reunited advised him about becoming a firefighter. The classmate told Johnson-Gutter to get as much experience as he could in many aspects of firefighting and that he would be a shoo-in, he said.
The most rewarding part of his job is being a public servant and directly affecting people's lives, he said.
Lindsey, 28, has been a firefighter-paramedic for 4.5 years, but it's something he has always wanted to do since he entered college, he said.
"Since childhood I always wanted to help people. I was active in community service. I ended up studying government, political science and public administration, but I decided something was missing," he said.
The baby's birth "was pretty powerful. It's the first time I did a live birth in the field. In our job you don't often get to watch somebody come into the world," he said.
His favorite part of work is helping people, he said.
"There's no greater job. You get thrown a problem: helping someone get out of a crumpled car, or saving a life by administering CPR, or solving somebody's problem when their house is flooded and they are facing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. It's a pretty cool feeling when you help somebody -- when you make a difference in somebody's life."
Both men said the girl's birth was a tremendous boost to morale in a job that can be filled with tragedy, pain and the unknown.
"One of the toughest things about being a paramedic is you get very little information about the outcome of the patient. We deal a lot with the ugly side of things. It's nice to get something positive," Johnson-Gutter said.


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Professor joins Strategy & International Business Department
Kim Wang joins the Sawyer Business School as an assistant professor of Strategy & International Business.
She is teaching the undergraduate course Strategic Management (SIB 429) this fall. The course covers administrative processes, decision making, and strategic and policy issues from a senior management perspective.
With a background in mechanical engineering and technology management, Wang recently earned her PhD in Strategy and Entrepreneurship from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
She is excited to make the transition from rural Illinois to downtown Boston. Suffolk's diverse student population and small class size were especially appealing to Wang.
She was also drawn to Suffolk University because of its dual commitment to academic rigor and high-quality research. She plans to incorporate elements of her own research in the classroom and looks forward to gaining insight from her students. "Students ask good questions and keep me thinking," she said.
Her areas of expertise include technology and innovation management, competition strategy, entrepreneurship, and the national system of innovation. She is currently researching firms that are considered technologically laggard, or slow to adopt new technology. She is interested in comparing their business strategies and outcomes to technological leaders.
Wang, who is fluent in Chinese, English, and French, has studied and worked all over the world. She earned her bachelor's degree in Power Mechanical Engineering from the National Tsing-Hua University in Taiwan. She went on to earn her Master of Science in Technology Management from Washington State University, Master of Science in Management from HEC School of Management in France, and Master of Science in Statistics and PhD from the University of Illinois.
Before joining Suffolk, Wang was a lecturer and research assistant at the University of Illinois. She also served as a research assistant for the National Synchrotron Radiation Research Center and a quality assurance engineer for Ford Motor Company, both in Taiwan.
Her global experience has taught her the importance of cultural awareness within the context of global business. Oftentimes, it is more important to understand a foreign culture than a foreign language, she explained. "You can always hire an interpreter, but knowing how to handle cultural differences is an essential skill for all business leaders."


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Whatever the reason, the Angel is getting lots of questions about underwear. The bottom line starts here:
Dear Answer Angel:
My favorite summer skirt is black and slightly flared and a perfect weight for the warmer months. But, it's see-through if I'm standing in the sun or have a bright light behind me. I know when I was in high school and college I would have worn a half-slip with it, but times have changed! Do you think I still need to wear a half-slip with it for summer evening parties?
Dear C.S.:
Yes! Wear a slip. Please. No matter what your age or size, nothing good can come from letting people see your underpants through your skirt. I know your question is premised on the notion that for your "summer evening parties" you won't be in sun or bright light and so your skirt won't be transparent. Want to bet? Lighting is tricky, and why take the chance? Department and discount stores have plenty of black, white and beige half-slips. But my favorite garment is a two-fer: pettipants. They're like a half-slip but with (loose) legs — sort of a culottes deal. And they offer even more modesty — when you're crossing your legs (or doing handstands) — than a mere slip. Just type "pettipants" into your search engine and you will turn up plenty of options at
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— Underwhelmed
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Going commando — no underwear — has a very high ewwwww factor. Don't do it. And if you hate thongs (I do), don't wear them.
The most obvious solution to your problem is to steer clear of pants that you can see through (like many white ones in stores now). The same goes for those that are so tight that your underwear lines shows through. But, I'm guessing that advice is not helpful.
Many women make the mistake of wearing white underwear beneath their white pants and tops. Choose flesh tone instead. As for visible panty lines, many manufacturers offer no-line options. Try Soma's "vanishing edge" ($16,
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I am a full-bodied woman, and I would like to know any clothing lines that offer tummy-tucking techniques (or that will cover my tummy). I am also a teacher so preferably not too expensive!
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Dresses or long tops with ruching or shirring around the stomach area hide a multitude of sins. Sara Campbell makes what she calls a "magic dress" that really does hide your rolls. It might be more than you want to spend (starting at $225; up to size 14), but you can look for similar styles at discount and department stores. Go to her site to see what I'm talking about:
. Whatever you do, stay away from clinging fabrics that show every bump and bit. As for the opposite approach, don't go the muumuu route. Wearing a sack only makes you look bigger. Choose a dress or top that emphasizes your slimmest parts, usually beneath the bust. And, if all else fails, there's always Spanx, the modern equivalent of the girdle.
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My legs are really white and when I wear shorts they look kind of starkly weird. Obviously I don't want to wear pantyhose under the shorts but I'd like a better look — any ideas?
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Help is as close as your drugstore. The solution is simple and one I use all summer long. Buy some cheap lotion (I use CeraVe) and a tube of Jergens Natural Glow self-tanner ("fair-to-medium" works best). Mix a glob of each and slather on your legs. Don't miss a spot or you'll get streaks. And remember the tops of your feet. By cutting the tanner with lotion the darkening takes longer but it allows better coverage and control. I've tried lots of other more expensive self-tanners but I keep going back to Jergens.
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Middle-age white lady legs in summer with skirts. And I don't have time for the self-tanning lotion.
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Try Jergens Natural Glow Express, the fastest-acting self-tanner I've found.
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It's summer and once again I see flip-flops being worn everywhere, including nice restaurants and work. Could you please outline where one can, and can't, wear them?
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700 Club anchor touted global warming skeptics' petition reportedly signed by non-scientists, fictitious characters
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Lee Webb, anchor of Christian Broadcasting Network's The 700 Club, touted a petition he claimed was signed by "more than 17,000 scientists" that "says there is no scientific evidence that greenhouse gases cause global warming." But the petition is more than seven years old and was apparently signed by many people who lack credentials as climate scientists.
On the February 9 edition of the Christian Broadcasting Network's (CBN) The 700 Club, anchor Lee Webb touted a petition he claimed was signed by "more than 17,000 scientists" that "says there is no scientific evidence that greenhouse gasses cause global warming." But the petition Webb cited is more than seven years old and was apparently signed by many people who lack credentials as climate scientists.
Webb promoted the petition during a report on a new initiative by 86 evangelical Christian leaders to fight global warming. The New York Times reported February 8 that the group -- including "the presidents of 39 evangelical colleges, leaders of aid groups and churches, like the Salvation Army, and pastors of megachurches, including Rick Warren, author of the best seller 'The Purpose-Driven Life' " -- signed a statement stating that "climate change is a real problem and that it ought to matter to us as Christians." According to the Times, the statement also calls for, in the newspaper's words, "federal legislation that would require reductions in carbon dioxide emissions through 'cost-effective, market-based mechanisms.' " The Times also noted that a second group of 22 evangelical leaders, including "Charles W. Colson, the founder of Prison Fellowship Ministries; James C. Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family; and Richard Land, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention," signed a letter "addressed to the National Association of Evangelicals, an umbrella group of churches and ministries, which last year had started to move in the direction of taking a stand on global warming. The letter from the 22 leaders asked the National Association of Evangelicals not to issue any statement on global warming or to allow its officers or staff members to take a position." In his report, Webb stated that the second group of evangelical leaders "point[s] out that more than 17,000 scientists have signed a statement of their own. It says there is no scientific evidence that greenhouse gases cause global warming."
As Media Matters for America has noted, there is broad scientific consensus that the dramatic global warming observed in recent decades is largely attributable to human-released greenhouse gases and other human activities.
According to an April 30, 1998, Associated Press article, the petition "surfaced shortly before the April 22 [1998] Earth Day." The petition was a project of the Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine (OISM), a group describing itself as "a small research institute" studying "biochemistry, diagnostic medicine, nutrition, preventive medicine, and aging." According to the website PR Watch, OISM "also markets a home-schooling kit for 'parents concerned about socialism in the public schools' and publishes books on how to survive nuclear war." PR Watch reports that although "[t]he OISM website says it has 'six faculty members, several volunteers who work actively on its projects, and a large number of volunteers who help occasionally,'" OISM's "only paid staff person ... is biochemist Arthur Robinson, the Institute's founder and president." OISM's 2003 IRS Form 990 lists Zachary and Noah Robinson -- according to PR Watch, Arthur Robinson's sons -- as unpaid staff spending one half-hour per week working for the institute.
The petition is accompanied by a letter signed by Frederick Seitz, a former president of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), and by a paper authored by Arthur and Zachary Robinson and two others. The letter accompanying the petition argues that the Kyoto Protocol -- an international agreement to reduce or limit net emissions of certain greenhouse gases signed in November 1998 by President Clinton but rejected by President Bush shortly after he took office -- is "based upon flawed ideas" and argues that "there is good evidence that increased atmospheric carbon dioxide is environmentally helpful." The paper argues that "increased levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide ... have produced no deleterious effects upon global weather, climate, or temperature" and that "the effect on the environment [of increased CO2 levels] is likely to be benign" because "[g]reenhouse gases cause plant life, and the animal life that depends upon it, to thrive." PR Watch reports that the paper -- titled "Environmental Effects of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide" -- "was printed in the same typeface and format as the official Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences," creating "the impression that Robinson's paper was an official publication of the academy's peer-reviewed journal."
But in an April 20, 1998, statement, NAS clarified that "this petition has nothing to do with the National Academy of Sciences and that the manuscript was not published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences or in any other peer-reviewed journal." The statement added that "[t]he petition does not reflect the conclusions of expert reports of the Academy."
The AP reported Robinson is "a physical chemist" who "acknowledges he has done no direct research into global warming," and PR Watch reported that "[n]one of the coauthors of "Environmental Effects of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide" had any more standing than Robinson himself as a climate change researcher." PR Watch also noted that "[Robinson's] paper had never been subjected to peer review by anyone with training in the field. In fact, the paper had never been accepted for publication anywhere. ... It was self-published by Robinson, who did the typesetting himself on his own computer."
PR Watch also noted that "[w]hen questioned in 1998, ... Robinson admitted that only 2,100 signers of the Oregon Petition had identified themselves as physicists, geophysicists, climatologists, or meteorologists, 'and of those the greatest number are physicists.' " The AP article reported the total number of signatures on the petition as of April, 1998 to be approximately 15,000. The AP reported that Robinson "acknowledged that little attempt was done to verify credentials of those who responded" to the petition, and though the names of the signatories are listed on the OISM website, many of the entries lack academic credentials, none lists a city of residence, and none lists an academic institution with which the signer is affiliated.
Moreover, the AP noted that although Robinson claimed the petition "includes thousands of people 'qualified to speak on this subject' including biochemists, geophysicists and climatologists," he also admitted that "questionable names were added to the petition by pranksters."
From the AP article:
Several environmental groups questioned dozens of the names: "Perry S. Mason" (the fictitious lawyer?), "Michael J. Fox" (the actor?), "Robert C. Byrd" (the senator?), "John C. Grisham" (the lawyer-author?). And then there's the Spice Girl, a.k.a. Geraldine Halliwell: The petition listed "Dr. Geri Halliwell" and "Dr. Halliwell."
Asked about the pop singer, Robinson said he was duped. The returned petition, one of thousands of mailings he sent out, identified her as having a degree in microbiology and living in Boston. "It's fake," he said.
"When we're getting thousands of signatures there's no way of filtering out a fake," Robinson, 56, said in a telephone interview from Oregon.
A May 1, 1998, AP article reported that the petition also bore the signatures of "Drs. '[Maj.] Frank Burns' '[Capt. B.J.] Honeycutt*' and '[Capt. Benjamin Franklin "Hawkeye"]Pierce'" -- three characters from the hit sitcom M*A*S*H.
A Media Matters for America review of the signatures on the petition revealed that the signatures of these fictitious persons appear to have been removed.
From the February 9 edition of CBN's The 700 Club:
WEBB: The evangelical leaders who oppose the global warming letter point out that more than 17,000 scientists have signed a statement of their own. It says there is no convincing scientific evidence that greenhouse gases cause global warming. Pat, what do you make of this?
ROBERTSON: Well, I make of the fact that some of the evangelicals are being used by the radical left to further their agenda. And if you look further in the agenda of some of the radical environmentalists, they want to shut America down. They just want to shut our industries down and put people out of work. And if need be, we'll have a long, cold winter where we'll all be freezing. As somebody said, ask the folks in up the Ukraine and in Russia how warm it is this year. I mean, it depends on where you live. But, of course, as evangelicals, we should take care of the environment. Of course, we should look after the streams and forests and wildlife and all these other things. But we should not become captives of a radical environmental group that have [sic] an agenda that's far beyond just helping the environment.
* The Internet Movie Database and the website of actor Mike Farrell, who played this character, spell this name "Hunnicut" and "Hunnicutt," respectively. Based on the May 1, 1998, AP report, it is not clear which spelling of the name appeared on the petition.
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Huge quakes may foretell smaller, human-caused ones
Distant powerful temblors triggered ominous activity at wastewater injection sites
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Giant, distant earthquakes may help scientists identify places where humans are liable to set off smaller tremors when they inject fluid deep into geologic deposits.
Scientists have known for decades that injecting huge volumes of liquid underground — such as waste from hydraulic fracturing, or fracking — can set off quakes. But in most cases it doesn't, and scientists can't predict when or where such human-induced earthquakes will happen.
In the July 12 Science, seismologists report that massive earthquakes unleash seismic waves that can trigger tremors near wastewater disposal wells half a world away. The tiny quakes may be a warning sign that a fault is close to rupture.
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-lots of y'all have asked how the kids are processing the impending move and i'd have to say: surprisingly well. one of our five does sometimes trudge along to the tune of 'i'm gonna miss my friends,' to which i can only say, me too, buddy. me too.
-way back yonder i promised to post more from dana and steve's wedding, so i am here to make good. better late than exceptionally late is my personal theme song these days.
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EUGENE, Ore. - Michelle Carter became a second-generation Olympian and Jessica Cosby made some history as the women's throws took center stage Saturday at the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field. Men's competition, including victories by Anthony Famiglietti, Jesse Williams and Kevin Eastler, was overshadowed by the injury of Tyson Gay.
U.S. high school record holder Michelle Carter made her first Olympic Team as an elite athlete, winning the women's shot put with a personal-best and U.S.-leading mark of 18.85m/61-10.25. In becoming an Olympian, she follows in the footsteps of her father, 1984 Olympic shot put silver medalist and boys' high school record holder Michael Carter. The 22-year-old Michelle Carter is the 2004 World Junior champion and 20003 Pan Am Junior gold medalist. At the 2003 Texas state meet, she set the national prep record with her throw of 16.73m/54-10.75. Michael Carter's national HS record of 81 feet, 3.5 inches is considered by many to be the greatest high school record in any event in history.
Three-time national outdoor champion and 2004 Olympian Kristin Heaston finished second in Saturday's competition with 18.34m/60-2.0, and three-time USA indoor champion Jillian Camarena was third with 18.12m/59-05.5 as seven women exceeded 58 feet.
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2006 champion Jessica Cosby won her second career U.S. title in the hammer throw, topping the field with an Olympic Trials record throw of 70.72m/232-0. Two-time indoor weight champion Amber Campbell was second with a mark of 69.24m/227-2, with Sarah Veress third with 68.60m/225-1. Because Veress lacks the Olympic "A" standard of 69.50 m/228-0, fourth-place finisher Loree Smith (67.11m/220-2) will be on the roster for Beijing.
Trio of men's champions
Three-time U.S. runner-up Anthony Famiglietti won his first national title since 2002 in the men's steeplechase in bold, front-running form. Fam took the lead early and ran alone throughout the race, running 8:16 pace for all but the final two laps. Although he slowed somewhat in the final 800, Fam won easily in 8:20.24, with William Nelson (8:21.47) outsprinting Josh McAdams (8:21.99) for third.
The Eugene-based high jumper Jesse Williams gave the hometown crowd still more to cheer about, winning his first national title with a clearance of 2.30m/7-6.5. 2004 Olympic Trials champion Jamie Nieto and 2002 world junior champion Andra Manson tied for second at 2.27m-7-5.25. Nieto, however, lacks the Olympic "A" standard of 2.30. The next highest-finishing jumper to have met the standard is Dustin Jonas, who tied for sixth (2.24m/7-4.25), winning a jump-off against Scott Sellers to claim the third and final roster position. .
Earlier Saturday morning, Kevin Eastler won his fourth career men's 20 km race walk title and secured his place on the Olympic Team with his win in 1:27:07. Eastler held a 22-second lead at the halfway point and cruised to the win in a race contested on a 1 km loop course adjacent to the University of Oregon's Autzen Stadium. Olympic 50km Olympic Trials runner-up Matthew Boyles was second in a personal-best 1:28:19, with Patrick Stroupe third in a personal-best 1:29:17. As the only athlete with the Olympic "A" standard, Eastler will be the sole American in the event in Beijing.
Tumultuous times in 200
A stacked lineup for the women's 200m is on tap for Sunday's final, but the men's field saw a huge loss in quarterfinal and semifinal action on Saturday. The shock of these Olympic Trials took place just 14 strides into the first heat of the men's quarterfinals, when world champion Tyson Gay suddenly popped straight up, the Hayward Field crowd groaning with concern. Approximately an hour after Gay was wheeled off the track, his agent, Mark Wetmore, reported that Gay had suffered a severe cramp in the race after feeling some tightness in his hamstring while warming up. There was no other damage apparent, though Gay continues to be evaluated. Olympic gold medalist Shawn Crawford had the fastest time of the round in heat 4 (20.33, +1.8mps).
The semifinal round was significantly less traumatic. Rodney Martin won the first heat in 20.04 (+2.2), followed by Wallace Spearmon (20.05), Walter Dix (20.09) and Charles Clark (20.48). Crawford took the second heat in 20.20 (-0.9) with Xavier Carter (20.55), Rubin Williams (20.56) and Bernard Williams (20.60) also advancing.
The women's 200 saw all the favorites - all of them capable of making the Olympic Team - make it to Sunday's final. In the first semifinal, Bianca Knight (22.53, -0.1mps) led Marshevet Hooker (22.55), Lauryn Williams (22.59)and Torri Edwards (22.66) through to the final. Two-time world champion Allyson Felix won the second semi in a U.S.-leading time of 22.22 (+0.0 mps), followed by 100m champion Muna Lee (22.33), Shalonda Solomon (22.4) and Carmelita Jeter (22.61). Solomon had been quickest in the quarterfinal round, winning heat 1 in 22.68.
Oliver, Jones lead hurdle qualifying
Saturday featured the first two rounds of a traditionally strong event for Team USA, the men's 110m hurdles and women's 100m hurdles, and 2008 U.S. leader David Oliver looked strong throughout the afternoon. He had the fastest time of both rounds, winning his first-round heat in 13.24 (+2.1) and his quarterfinal round in 13.07 (+2.0mps). Also winning quarterfinal races were Anwar Moore (13.17, +1.5mps) and Antwon Hicks (13.28, +2.1mps) as two-time Olympic silver medalist Terrence Trammell and World Outdoor silver medalist David Payne also advanced easily.
The first round of the men's competition saw the departure of an all-time great. Allen Johnson, the 37-year-old 7-time national champion, cleared four hurdles before pulling up limping and favoring his injured Posterior tibialis tendon. In the second round, American record holder Dominique Arnold, who had finished fourth in his first-round race, false started and was disqualified.
The women's hurdles suffered no significant loses as World Indoor gold medalist Jones had posted the fastest time in the first round with her heat 4 win of 12.68 (+1.5mps) and again in the second round, when she won heat 2 in 12.59 (+1.1mps). Olympic gold medalist Joanna Hayes won her semi in 12.65 (+1.7) and Kellie Wells won the first (12.82, -1.3mps). Running with a heavily taped left thigh, two-time world champion Michelle Perry was fourth in the third semi to advance.
In exhibition races, Donna Lawrence won the masters women's 200m in 25.79 (+1.4mps), Eric Keck won the men's Special Olympics 100m (13.05) and Stephanie Johnson won the women's race (15.04).
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In 1848 seven inexperienced young artists banded together to form the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. Together they created a novel style that bewildered its first audiences and retains the power to shock, as well as fascinate, a century and a half later. This book explores the collaborative practices of the Brothers and their close associates, and accords a major role to the women artists of the Pre-Raphaelite circle. By working together, the Pre-Raphaelites constituted one of the first and most distinctive group movements in modern art, comparable to the Impressionists and later movements in France. This lavishly illustrated book concentrates more closely on the visual impact of Pre-Raphaelite art than any previous study. The materials, techniques, and working practices of the artists are analysed, using many close-up details, to ask how Pre-Raphaelite pictures compel the viewer to see more, and more vividly, than traditional painting styles. This intensity of observation reinforces the distinctive subject matter of the pictures: the natural world and the human model, gender identities and sexual relationships, debates on politics, science, and religion. The first publication on this scale since the Tate Pre-Raphaelite catalogue of 1984, The Art of the Pre-Raphaelites incorporates the rapidly expanding research of recent years to produce a new assessment of the movements importance in modern art.
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In 1709 Watteau entered for the Academy's Rome prize with a picture of David and Nabal (now lost). In 1712 he became an associate member (agrťť) of the Academy. Very popular with private patrons, he received numerous commissions. When applying for membership in the Academy, he was allowed the unheard of privilege of selecting his own subject for the examination piece required for full membership. He became a full member of the Academy with his L'Embarquement pour l'Ile de CythŤre. The painting was enrolled as "peintre de fÍtes galantes".
In approximately 1712, Watteau accepted a commission from millionaire collector Pierre Crozat. Watteau moved into Crozat's home and there he had access to Crozat's dizzying collection of Old Master drawings. There he studied the works of Veronese, Giacomo Bassano and Campagnola and Parmigianino.
By 1719 Watteau was suffering severely from a lung condition, and he visited England to consult with Dr Mead. Unfortunately, the smoke of London aggravated his malady, but while he was there he painted The Italian Players and possibly La Toilette.
At this point, in increasing physical discomfort, Watteau returned to Paris at the end of 1720. It was then that he worked the miraculous Enseigne de Gersaint.
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"@JanelleBrown117: Never a bad place for a daddy daughter talk! @MaddieR_Brown pic.twitter.com/ohe0Z6sObD" Every chance to connect is priceless!Thanks Funky Town!!
— Kody Brown (@realkodybrown) November 18, 2013
The #SisterWives sure know how to party. Thanks for showing us such an incredible time! @MeriBrown1 pic.twitter.com/WX6kksOBdS— VanLadyLove (@vanladylove) November 19, 2013
Happy birthday my girl @MaddieR_Brown. - 18! We sure had fun today - @realkodybrown gets silly when he drinks a lot of caffeine huh ?!I wonder what???
— Janelle Brown (@JanelleBrown117) November 4, 2013
Writing down a deep goal that I want accomplished by spring 2015 gives me hope today. Looking forward to the process & accomplishment.
— Meri Brown (@MeriBrown1) November 3, 2013
Having a fantastic time at the Moapa Pow Wow. Fantastic way to spend a Sun afternoon. @MaddieR_Brown pic.twitter.com/vJv3ptAtFe
— Janelle Brown (@JanelleBrown117) November 3, 2013
@realkodybrown spent some time figuring out how to give @Madd ieR_Brown the lights she wanted for her party. pic.twitter.com/M5OT0fwPedBeautiful photo of homecoming (maybe?) goes with this tweet. It's Instagram so I think you'll have to download it?
— Janelle Brown (@JanelleBrown117) November 3, 2013
Happy Birthday @MaddieR_Brown!!!!! Hope it's a good one! http://t.co/ogUaSCECC3
— Dylan Sacenti (@DylanSacenti) November 3, 2013
It was so much fun having my family come to the Autism Speaks walk today and having them meet some of my sisters! pic.twitter.com/FUX3EzrTGF
— Aspyn Brown (@AspynBrown) November 2, 2013
On A1 in @sltrib tomorrow, new photos offer glimpse into #FLDS security. Here's a preview on The Polygamy Blog http://t.co/53xP4CVduz
— Tribune Polygamy (@TribunePolygamy) November 2, 2013
Look out Taylor Swift pic.twitter.com/uuAu3eShxD
— TheDargerFamily (@TheDargerFamily) November 2, 2013
Blog: Utah man charged with vandalizing polygamous compound http://t.co/RWgxTZoxkt
— Tribune Polygamy (@TribunePolygamy) November 1, 2013
Are u my mummy? Raising them right?!?Gabe dressed as a character from one of the scariest Dr Who episodes . pic.twitter.com/sq7yJsggfk
— Janelle Brown (@JanelleBrown117) October 31, 2013
Two Ladybugs and a Bumblebee #happyhalloween http://t.co/F2s1I6e1sH
— TheDargerFamily (@TheDargerFamily) October 31, 2013
#WCW @AllyBeezyy pic.twitter.com/iquJprBVwv
— Hunter Brown (@Brownboss99) October 31, 2013
Me and ma sis @lizanyah bein thugalicious #teamsleepyhollow #homecoming2013 rebunlv http://t.co/VbSQtpLgf4
— Aspyn Brown (@AspynBrown) October 30, 2013
Note to those who design costumes for adult women- Really? I am married and a mother. Why would I want to show off that much of my body?
— Robyn Sullivan Brown (@LuvgvsUwngs) October 30, 2013
"@maggie_may49: so you are saying it will be all lies because FLDS is one big happy family.." No. 1 experience doesn't define all experience
— TheDargerFamily (@TheDargerFamily) October 30, 2013
So it's looking like I'm going to Salt Lake soon for a video shoot.
— Sean Huddleston (@Lifespeedfitnes) October 30, 2013
Loving this quote this morning . "Sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together." - Marilyn Monroe.Several tweets follow Meri's about the apron, but she doesn't bother to answer anyone:
— Janelle Brown (@JanelleBrown117) October 29, 2013
This just in! The apron is in stock! Get yours now! http://t.co/eICmqhKtos
— Meri Brown (@MeriBrown1) October 30, 2013
@MeriBrown1 That design is so cute but your stuff is sooooo expensive!
— AnGie ZamPa (@angiezampa) October 30, 2013
@MeriBrown1 I wish the apron had pockets!!
— Kat Waterflame (@KatWaterflame) October 30, 2013
@MeriBrown1 I'm afraid I could max out my visa and still be shopping for more, your designs are beautiful!
— Valleri Glasgow (@poodle_momma) October 30, 2013
Shipping orders for http://t.co/eICmqhKtos while watching live online training for @livcorporate Multi-tasking at its best!
— Meri Brown (@MeriBrown1) October 30, 2013
And how does your body do this? With the food you eat. So then, yes you really are what you eat. pic.twitter.com/vzQC82iU6ZSoon? Shouldn't it have been up there in maybe August or September?
— Sean Huddleston (@Lifespeedfitnes) October 29, 2013
"@meganlawler94: @LuvgvsUwngs Will there be a Christmas ornament this year like there was last year?" YES! It will be on the website soon!
— Robyn Sullivan Brown (@LuvgvsUwngs) October 29, 2013
If you are to conquer your fear you must define your fear. Until we were clear on what we feared in speaking out we stayed in paralysis.
— TheDargerFamily (@TheDargerFamily) October 29, 2013
Ready for fall @REBUNLV #UNLVhomecoming13 #teamsleepyhollow pic.twitter.com/f9ZZJBvBWV
— Aspyn Brown (@AspynBrown) October 28, 2013
Getting rid of clothes including some old stand-bys. Thank you @Lifespeedfitnes and my newest mentor @theathletesdoc pic.twitter.com/ovzcYXgq0d
— Janelle Brown (@JanelleBrown117) October 28, 2013
"@Lifespeedfitnes: What a great idea. pic.twitter.com/JAeqcrXmzp" Ha ha! Awesome!
— Meri Brown (@MeriBrown1) October 28, 2013
There's just something sad and lonely about dropping your daughter off at the airport and watching her walk away through the gate.
— Meri Brown (@MeriBrown1) October 27, 2013
"@JanelleBrown117: For those of you asking - we do celebrate Halloween. With @rosecolored6 (Rosie Riveter) pic.twitter.com/PFnadvdCN2" Cute!
— Kody Brown (@realkodybrown) October 27, 2013
I started my internship at the Nevada State Museum Las Vegas today. It was amazing I am so excited to be working there and with the people
— Mykelti Brown (@Mykelti15_B) October 27, 2013
New friends @AspynBrown pic.twitter.com/FDw9foiigA
— Victoria Carrillo (@Lillieebugg) October 27, 2013
Rosie the riveter and a unicorn. Youre Velcome Happy Halloween! http://t.co/Ip2k8TOzer
— Aspyn Brown (@AspynBrown) October 27, 2013
Cheetah with the Cheetos pic.twitter.com/GTo7JNIb0p
— Aspyn Brown (@AspynBrown) October 26, 2013
It's not about the people who are true to your face, it's about the ones who remain true behind your back.
— The Cheshire Cat (@CheCatSays) October 29, 2013
"@taintedcandy37: @LuvgvsUwngs Have you thought about bracelets for http://t.co/i4c9kjRV8K? i would love to know...." :-) Check back soon!It's MY design - haha!
— Robyn Sullivan Brown (@LuvgvsUwngs) October 25, 2013
"@GinaVgzz: @LuvgvsUwngs @TLC where did you purchase the necklace be etc etc I love it!" It is my design! Find it at http://t.co/ep1gjjfjXr
— Robyn Sullivan Brown (@LuvgvsUwngs) October 22, 2013
"@Rock_Vault: Our John Payne with Kody Brown of the TV show Sister Wives @johnpayneasia #Vegas pic.twitter.com/7BkCRmnMvZ" I loved Rock Vault!Oh the irony that Mary retweeted this:
— Kody Brown (@realkodybrown) October 24, 2013
6+3 = 9 but so does 5+4. The way you do things isn't always the only way to do them. Respect other people's way of thinking.
— Will Smith (@imWilISmith) October 19, 2013
Mummie, Mummie, are you my Mummie pic.twitter.com/xVzekr2xm2
— Christine Brown (@rosecolored6) October 26, 2013
Tonight's Halloween party contribution pic.twitter.com/mFdXHhBDWW
— Janelle Brown (@JanelleBrown117) October 27, 2013
@JanelleBrown117 @realkodybrown @rosecolored6 behind the scenes interview pic.twitter.com/TqEXPz8GUiJanelle & Christine look good in this one. Another red carpet shot:
— Alice Goldstein (@agelv) October 4, 2013
At the Meat Loaf Red Carpet with @realkodybrown @JanelleBrown117 @rosecolored6 pic.twitter.com/RlegcwEDC2
— Alice Goldstein (@agelv) October 4, 2013
@TheDargerFamily @justzainab @MuslimMatters @HenaZuberi PROUD INFIDEL!!!!2nd:
— becky hatfield (@BeckyLadydriver) October 4, 2013
@TheDargerFamily Then the Quran must reflect poorly to your cult, it's all in there?!?!?!The Reply:
— becky hatfield (@BeckyLadydriver) October 4, 2013
"@BeckyLadydriver: @justzainab @MuslimMatters @HenaZuberi " broad brush generalizations reflect as poorly on the painter as the portrait.
— TheDargerFamily (@TheDargerFamily) October 4, 2013
Our differences sometimes make agreement difficult to achieve, but they should never make us feel wrong.
— Iyanla Vanzant (@IyanlaVanzant) October 4, 2013
"@justzainab: Muslim Marriage Crisis http://t.co/3yUUXbkQqU @MuslimMatters @henazuberi" Polygamy? Takes away "not enough males" argument
— TheDargerFamily (@TheDargerFamily) October 4, 2013
Blog: Shutdown hampers civil rights case against polygamous towns http://t.co/ACkKFgqVz9
— Tribune Polygamy (@TribunePolygamy) October 4, 2013
"@whatevsmahntvd: why do you not like the term polygamist?" It's such a negative and charged connotation that diminishes the family aspect
— TheDargerFamily (@TheDargerFamily) September 29, 2013
"@carapivarnik: .. should monogamous families be called single unit families then ?" Just a family. "Single parent" if need be.
— TheDargerFamily (@TheDargerFamily) September 29, 2013
Plyg & polygamist are demeaning and charged terms. We prefer to be called a plural family.
— TheDargerFamily (@TheDargerFamily) September 29, 2013
Have had a great couple of days hanging out with dear friends & business partners. Looking forward to exciting times ahead! Go Liv!
— Meri Brown (@MeriBrown1) September 29, 2013
Release and detach from every person, every circumstance, and every situation that no longer serves a divine purpose in your life.This is the Brown's hairdresser:
— Iyanla Vanzant (@IyanlaVanzant) September 28, 2013
No one can make you feel inferior without your permission!
— Victoria Carrillo (@Lillieebugg) September 29, 2013
Home after a busy, fun few days. Very exciting things happening in our businesses - but tonight -pjs and enjoying some peace with my babies
— Janelle Brown (@JanelleBrown117) September 29, 2013
"@AspynBrown: So I just bought my own toilet paper today. That was weird." You are officially a grown up now! Tear! :'-)
— Robyn Sullivan Brown (@LuvgvsUwngs) September 29, 2013
"@Lillieebugg: @LuvgvsUwngs ,....I have loved this quote for years pic.twitter.com/dDrxUcbskl" I love it! Turn their lemons into your lemonade.
— Robyn Sullivan Brown (@LuvgvsUwngs) September 29, 2013
Here I am in a radio interview with the BBC. It's time to take a stand. #rebeccamusser #WitnessWoreRed #truth pic.twitter.com/PRikeckoVM
— Rebecca Musser (@rebecca_musser) September 28, 2013
Today is National Family Health & Fitness Day! Get some inspiration from @JanelleBrown117's weight loss diary! http://t.co/PcMLGi98mB
— TLC Network (@TLC) September 28, 2013
@LuvgvsUwngs has already started her holiday shopping. U can start yours 2 with r BE line - http://t.co/TX7hc6YVM5 pic.twitter.com/2cgB4iPcXE"
— Kody Brown (@realkodybrown) September 29, 2013
@realkodybrown @MeriBrown1 would have been a better pic if I was behind the table I kinda look weird LOL pic.twitter.com/gKj18LsE5s
— kurt fitchett (@fitchettk) September 27, 2013
"@mariahlian: this day was happiness pic.twitter.com/98fQFx8uMv" Sweet reunion!
— Kody Brown (@realkodybrown) September 28, 2013
What happened to objective reporting and distancing yourself from subjects? @tamronhall @TLC @SisterWives_ pic.twitter.com/B4z9PrLULE
— Ed Kociela (@EdKociela) September 28, 2013
pic.twitter.com/kPOdxWJnHRNo words except agree with @ElysiumEve!
— Robyn Sullivan Brown (@LuvgvsUwngs) March 12, 2013
"@ElysiumEve: Don't let Kody "design" anymore jewelry. Who wants to wear a tree? @realkodybrown" Lots of people do! Awesome piece! :)
— Meri Brown (@MeriBrown1) October 1, 2013
@MeriBrown1 I've always been curious, do all the Brown kids consider each mom their own or do they really only have one MOM?Retweeted by Meri, interesting:
— Lo (@ElleBelleK) October 1, 2013
You've got to find peace after betrayal, and it starts with forgiveness. #DrPhil #MotivationalMondayCute picture!
— Dr. Phil (@DrPhil) September 30, 2013
Like honestly Y. pic.twitter.com/SuR7xnfPmR
— Dylan Sacenti (@DylanSacenti) September 30, 2013
This Thursday @phvegas @agelv clients @JanelleBrown117 @realkodybrown @rosecolored6 will walk the Red Carpet For Meat Loaf's grand opening!
— Alice Goldstein (@agelv) October 1, 2013


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This climate climate zone covers from about 44°N to 50°N latitude mostly east of the 100th meridian in North America. However, it can be found as far north as 54°N, and further west in the Canadian Prairie Provinces and below 40°N in the high Appalachians. In Europe this subtype reaches its most northerly latitude at nearly 61° N. Areas featuring this subtype of the continental climate have an average temperature in the warmest month below 22°C (22°F). Summer high temperatures in this zone typically average between 21-28°C (70-82°F) during the daytime and the average temperatures in the coldest month are generally far below the -3 °C (27°F) mark.
The Köppen Climate Classification subtype for this climate is "Dfb". (Warm Summer Continental Climate).
The average temperature for the year in Stanley is 38.3°F (3.5°C). The warmest month, on average, is July with an average temperature of 67.0°F (19.4°C). The coolest month on average is January, with an average temperature of 6.2°F (-14.3°C).
The highest recorded temperature in Stanley is 110.0°F (43.3°C), which was recorded in August. The lowest recorded temperature in Stanley is -47.0°F (-43.9°C), which was recorded in December.
The average amount of precipitation for the year in Stanley is 18.1" (459.7 mm). The month with the most precipitation on average is June with 3.9" (99.1 mm) of precipitation. The month with the least precipitation on average is January with an average of 0.5" (12.7 mm). There are an average of 88.0 days of precipitation, with the most precipitation occurring in June with 12.0 days and the least precipitation occurring in February with 5.0 days.
In Stanley, there's an average of 42.8" of snow (0 cm). The month with the most snow is March, with 7.6" of snow (19.3 cm).


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Missouri Postgame Notes
The No. 8 Mizzou Tigers claimed the school's second-ever Cotton Bowl Classic championship with its 41-31 victory over No. 13 Oklahoma State on Friday, Jan. 3, 2014. It was Missouri's third all-time appearance in the bowl, with the Tigers winning for the first time since the 2008 game (38-7 vs. Arkansas).
Head coach Gary Pinkel became Mizzou's all-time winningest coach with the Cotton Bowl victory. Through 13 seasons, Pinkel holds a 102-63 record, moving past legendary Don Faurot, who won 101 games from 1935-42, 46-56.
The 2013 Mizzou team has won a program-best 12 games for the second time ever, with its 12-2 season record matching the 2007 Tigers' 12-2 mark.
The Tigers recorded their second consecutive bowl victory after winning the 2011 Independence Bowl over North Carolina by a score of 41-24.
With the victory, Mizzou improved to 29-23 all-time vs. Oklahoma State, a former conference foe from the Big Eight and Big 12.
This season's Tiger squad is the fourth team in the last seven years at Mizzou to reach double-digit victory totals, as the Tigers went 12-2 in 2007, 10-4 in 2008, 10-3 in 2010 and this year's final 12-2 mark.
Mizzou extended its nation-leading streak of games forcing a takeaway to 44 games when senior CB E.J. Gaines intercepted OSU QB Clint Chelf at 6:08 1Q, returning the ball from the MU 48-yard line to the 50-yard line. The pickoff was Gaines' team-leading fifth of the season and the eighth of his career.
Senior LB Andrew Wilson's seventh tackle early in 3Q action was his 324th career tackle and a special milestone, as it pushed his career tally past his father, Jay Wilson, who finished his time at Mizzou (1980-83) as the school's career leader in tackles with 323 stops.
Wilson finished with 15 tackles, the most in a bowl game for Mizzou since current Atlanta Falcons LB Sean Weatherspoon brought in 17 vs. Northwestern in the 2008 Alamo Bowl.
Junior TB Marcus Murphy unleashed a season-best 38-yard punt return during 1Q action, besting his previous long of 31 yards from the 28-21 win vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 30).
Junior TB Henry Josey scored three times on the ground for Mizzou, first with a 3-yard scoring run at 3:00 1Q and followed by a 25-yard scoring run at 11:32 4Q, moving his career rushing touchdown total to 31. The mark ranks fourth in school history. His 16 rushing scores in 2013 ranks sixth all-time on the single-season list.
Redshirt freshman QB Maty Mauk ripped off a 35-yard scramble during 2Q action for the longest rush of his first season in the Black & Gold. He nearly matched the run on the very next play with a 34-yard scramble.
With his last-minute strip of Clint Chelf that resulted in the game-clinching score, senior DE Michael Sam finished the year with 11.5 sacks to tie Aldon Smith's 2009 single-season Mizzou record.
Shane Ray's scoop-and-score off of Sam's sack was Mizzou's first defensive touchdown in a bowl game since current Atlanta Falcons FS William Moore scored a pick-sick in Mizzou's last Cotton Bowl appearance in 2008.


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Britney Spears' ex-husband Kevin Federline is at the center of a new legal spat with a former landlord who has accused the dancer-turned-reality TV star of trashing his mansion.
Joseph Malek is suing Federline for rent he reportedly failed to pay and compensation for damage he allegedly caused to the Tarzana, Calif., estate in 2008.
The angry landlord claims his former tenant left owing him seven months of rent and $110,000 in damages.
In court papers obtained by TMZ.com, Malek claims Federline's smoking habit was responsible for some of the alleged damage, while the dancer left behind broken smoke detectors and glass bottles all over the yard.


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For three years, the former "The Fresh Prince of Bel‑Air" star was forced to pay 70 percent of his TV show wages to the U.S. government after he fell behind on his taxes.
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