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The Ursaab has a scan in the Museum in Trollhättan

In the first part of our article on future Saab models, Dimitri of Editions Atlas outlined the background surrounding the decision to produce a new series of miniatures, the Saab Cars Museum Collection.

How do you go from a full-scale car to a scale model whilst remaining true to the features of the original car? As far as accuracy is concerned, current technologies mean we now have previously unheard of possibilities within our reach thanks to the 3D scanner, which is what we shall attempt to explain here with the help of Dimitri, whose technical perspective on the matter we greatly appreciate.

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Tonight Swedish Television broadcasted a show about classic cars. One of the segments was a lovely presentation of the Saab Museum in Trollhättan and my favorite (and yours, I’m sure) museum curator Peter Bäckström.

Hopefully this is available outside Sweden. It works for Thilo so it should work for you.

The nicest car in the museum’s collection?

The really good stuff starts about 14 minutes and 8 seconds in. There are some other nice cars as well, but my wife could not be bothered to watch that now so we skipped over those parts.

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Erik Carlsson signing his book for my dad (Museum director Peter Bäckström can be seen lurking in the background)
March 14th 2009 marks the day when I first visited the museum in Trollhättan. It also happened to be the day they celebrated Erik Carlsson’s 80th birthday and I have to admit that my knowledge of Erik’s epic rally victories was severely limited at the time, but I was eager to learn more.

According to wikipedia, Erik won the Monte Carlo rally in 1962 and 1963 driving a 96. In 1961 he placed 4th in, of all things, a 95. It was quite unusual to race a combi, but the 95 was equipped with a new four speed transmission that was sorely needed. Next year SAAB had finally fitted the 96 with the same transmission and Erik went on to win the race. He also won the RAC rally three years running (1960-62), but the organizers still did not let him keep the trophy permanently (each time he won they promised he would get to keep it if he won the race just one more time…).

The museum is filled with priceless relics from SAAB’s past. Prototypes and race cars share space with neatly kept representatives of their respective model ranges. There is of course the very first prototype, the URSAAB (“ur” probably short for “ursprunglig” — the original) from which the 92 was derived. Next there are the Sonetts, and I think it is safe to say the AeroX steals a lot of attention towards the end.

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One of the daily charts our Standard and Advanced subscribers really like is today's chart on the daily amount of Institutional Buying and Selling activity.

In this chart (see below), we plot the amount of daily Institutional Buying as a blue line, and we plot the daily amount of Institutional Selling as a red mountain chart. By doing so, investors can quickly see if there was more buying or selling on any given day.

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When the Selling is higher than the Buying, then Institutional Investors are in Distribution and that is Bearish for the market as you can see on the chart.

The market will be excited today after the Apple news, however ... as you can see, Institutional Investors were still in Distribution yesterday. Unless the good Apple news convinces Institutional Investors to move back into Accumulation, any up movement will fizzle to the downside.

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texas-wes-sid-richardson-ctrTWU's SID RICHARDSON CENTERFORT WORTH, Texas  --  The Sooner Athletic Conference season begins to pick up steam on Thursday when two local, long-time foes hook-up in Cowtown.

Southwestern Assemblies of God University and Texas Wesleyan University will meet near Highway 287 in a pair of league games inside the Sid Richardson Center (directions below).

It is a 45-minute drive north on 287 from the SAGU campus.

The Lady Lions (7-6 overall / 1-2 in SAC) tangles with the Lady Rams (5-6 / 1-2) at 6:00pm (CST).

The two teams have enjoyed some spirited competition in recent years, though the Lady Ewes have taken the past five encounters. Overall, TWU holds a 16-10 edge over SAGU.

The Wesleyan Women account for 66.7 ppg and yield 67.3. SAGU’s team norms are 60.8 and 58.2.

Since each team struggles to grab more rebounds than their foes, so it figures the outcome will be decided in the paint. Winning the boards and controlling the lane may be critical.

The Lady Rams are paced by guards Takoia Larry (15.9 ppg, 7.2 rpg) and Kashay Barnes (12.4).

The men’s game will tip-off approximately twenty minutes after the women’s contest concludes. The Lions (10-1 overall / 3-0 in SAC) and the Rams (7-5 / 1-2) are booked for an 8:00pm start.

Wesleyan has a mastery over SAGU in the series. The Lions won all three meetings last season yet still trail, 23-5. The two regular season victories by the Purple Pride were by only two points, 75-73 and 90-87.

The Rams are fresh off a 99-91 overtime win at home over then No. 7 ranked John Brown University (Ark). The Golden Eagles held a 64-49 lead midway through the second half before the hosts caught fire.

TWU have already topped then No. 2 ranked LSU-Shreveport, 86-84, at home, as well as No. 15 ranked MidAmerica Nazarene University (Ks), 94-92, also at the “Sid.”

Four of their five losses have come by 10-points or less, three of them by five or fewer.

Wesleyan has a very potent offense, led by a pair of hot hands in Jorge Redmon (20.5 ppg, 33 threes) and Deonte Jones (15.0 ppg, 46 threes) and a point guard, Jevron Hooks, who averages six assists per outing.

Rilwan Bakare, a 6-foot-7 recruit from Chicago, appears to be a ‘real one.’  He is scoring 14.3 ppg and is fourth in the SAC in rebounds, grabbing 7.2 rpg.

The Rams are scoring at an 89.3 points per game clip, including 92.4 at home. They also yield almost 86 points per contest. SAGU is scoring 83.2 and surrendering 70.5.

The game will be a traditional offense versus defense duel. Whoever dictates the pace of play is likely the victor.

Wesleyan finished 19-13 last season in the NAIA. They have won 20+ games in nine of the past eleven years, including the national title in 2006.

From Interstate 30 (North):   Exit Beach St. south. Follow Beach St. to Rosedale Ave. Turn left (east) on Rosedale Ave. Follow Rosedale Ave. to Collard St. Turn left (north) on Collard St. The Sid Richardson Center is the third building on your left.

From Interstate 20 (South):  Take Highway 287 north toward downtown Fort Worth. Exit Rosedale Ave. east. Follow Rosedale Ave. to Collard St. Turn left (north) on Collard St. The Sid Richardson Center is the third building on your left.

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SAGU returns home on Saturday, January 11, where they will entertain the University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma (USAO). The women’s game begins at 3:00pm, the men at 5:00pm.

The twinbill will be aired on SAGU TV by SAGU Sports Live, starting with a pregame show at 2:45pm.

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Contact: Mark “Link” Warde, SAGU Sports Information Director, at or at 469-658-2847.

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Top 5 Salesforce Chrome Extensions

There are a huge amount of Apps on the AppExchange, almost one for every possible use you could ever need inside Salesforce. What a lot of Salesforce Users/Admins/Consultants don’t know is that Developers have actually designed some really cool Google Chrome Extensions that are designed to have very simple uses but can be extremely effective and save people a lot of time. I’ve spent the time looking through a few of these and have come up with my Top 5 Salesforce Chrome Extensions.

1. Salesforce Navigator

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Salesforce Navigator is extremely simple and will save Consultants, Developers and Administrators a massive amount of time when trying to navigate through Salesforce. Once installed into Chrome Salesforce navigator will sit dormant in the background until you press the magic key combo, Shift + Space. What this will do is launch a mini floating search bar in the middle of your page that allows you to search the whole of Salesforce. When I say the whole of Salesforce I actually mean more of the backend stuff as apposed to records (As we have the Salesforce search for that, right?!). You can search through any area in the backend of Salesforce which is crazy helpful when you need to get to a particular place that is buried deep away that requires about 7 clicks to get there. You can also change the key combo to get there if required. An indispensable tool when you start using it.

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2. Sandbox Favicon

Screen Shot 2014-09-03 at 17.18.43The best ideas are the simplest right? This little extension will change the Favicon (The little logo next to browser tabs) on Salesforce Sandboxes to an S. This is very useful for Consultants, Administrators and Developers that work between sandboxes and production a lot. I’ve personally fallen victim to searching a sandbox for a particular Production record that I need to get hold of…Hopefully this little App would have prevented that!

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3. Ebsta

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I’ve actually reviewed Ebsta before in a dedicated post as its a really cool App so check it out here, I thought it definitely deserved a place in this post as well though as its a very well thought out App. Essentially Ebsta allows you to make sense of data you have in Salesforce and LinkedIn. While browsing LinkedIn you have a little bar that sits at the top of your browser, if data is found on the current profile you are viewing on LinkedIn inside of Salesforce, it will let you know and show relevant data. Ebsta also allows you to update information inside of Salesforce while browsing LinkedIn. A must have for users of Salesforce and LinkedIn.

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4. Brisk

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Brisk is a really simple App that I think a lot of Users will get massive benefit from using. Consultants, Administrators and Developers may also find this useful for testing purposes. Brisk gives you a nicely laid out sidebar that contains a ‘mini’ Salesforce where you can access your Leads, Accounts, Opportunities etc. You can also add new records as well as log calls. Think of it as a bit like the Salesforce1 App for mobiles but in your browser. It can be easily hidden by clicking on the icon and then enabled again.

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5. Salesforce ID Paster

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Salesforce ID Paster has a pretty unique use case but personally saves me a lot of time. If you find yourself copy and pasting Salesforce IDs into your URL bar a lot then this might be for you. By this I mean highlighting the ID part of the Salesforce URL, deleting it and then copying in the ID you have saved.

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What this App will actually do is copy the URL you have saved in your clipboard directly into your browser and then navigate to this record for you! The default for this is Ctrl+Shift+Y but this can be changed. Essentially eliminating the need to select, delete, paste and press enter.

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Bonus – Salesforce Colored Favicons

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So heres an App that could actually be really helpful for Consultants and Developers that work with a lot of different Orgs. Especially if they are global. What this extension will do is apply a different cloud favicon icon to different instances of Salesforce depending on the server they are attached to. Here is an example, a pretty unique idea that I’m sure a lot of people can find very helpful!

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19 thoughts on “Top 5 Salesforce Chrome Extensions

  1. Thanks Ben.

    3 of these are new to me, so thanks for sharing.

    I was specifically thinking of writing a greasemonkey script to get records to autosave – any knowledge on something like that?

  3. Here is a pretty simple extension I made after using SalesForce for a little while. It adds some hover effects to some of the elements in SF. I found it difficult sometimes to track across large reports and the like so I made this extension to help with that. I’ve added a few more subtle effects (slight shading in Chatter posts) as I’ve continued to use SF. It’s completely free and I hope some of you find it helpful. 🙂

  4. Nice post! For SF Navigator I needed Ctrl-Shift-Space to work in Chrome 41. Also I found that Favicon apps will conflict with each other so picking one works best 🙂

  5. Ben – Thank you for sharing, Don’t forget to checkout following 2 chrome extensions:

    Enhance Salesforce Dashboard – – Do you need real-time information from your Salesforce Dashboards and additional (up to 7) columns of Dashboard components? With this amazing Chrome Extension, now you can!

    Download Visualforce Code – – Do you want to download Visualforce page/component code? With this amazing Chrome Extension, now you can!

    Thank you Ben!

      I’m going to have to check out that Enhance Salesforce Dashboards! Almost seems to good to be true. I think I will need an update 2015 post with all these new apps!

      Thanks for sharing Chirag.

      1. Ben- I can’t wait to try some of these apps. This comment caught my eye. Have you had a chance to check out the Enhance Salesforce Dashboards app?

  6. Thank you for the great article. I’m also using 3rd party solution that sync SF and Outlook, it’s called Contact Monkey ( This tool helps me to connect with my customers more effectively than ever before. Knowing when proposals and e-mails are being reviewed has helped me to shorten the sales cycle. But the biggest benefit that it saves over copying and pasting email conversations from Outlook into Salesforce.

  7. Ben,

    The logins is also a hugely helpful plugin for Chrome for Consultants. With this plugin you can save all of your different logins for various prod/sandbox orgs to create a one click login. It even remembers security tokens too for use of the Apex Data Loader. An incredible powerful, yet simple plugin.

    Located here:

    Navigator sounds very useful, thanks for the heads up!

    1. Hey Matt,

      Thanks for that. In fact I’m planning to do a new updated post on Chrome Extension, as there seem to be many that I have missed off and also a whole bunch more since I wrote this less than a year ago!

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99 Ranch Market: Thrilling to Asian Foods

It’s the Chinese New Year and I thought it would be a perfect time to tool around 99 Ranch Market on Clairemont Mesa Blvd. for the makings of a robust stir fry and pick up some of my favorite treats. Okay, I’m not especially fond of larger supermarkets—and 99 Ranch Market is certainly that—but it offers an entirely different selection of products than you’d find at your local Ralphs or Vons. In fact, it’s one of the largest Asian-American supermarket chains in the U.S., catering primarily to Chinese Americans, but you’ll find products exported from the Philippines, Vietnam, Korea, Japan and Thailand. (Surprisingly, I also found cases of Manischewitz “kosher for Passover” concord grape wine—so they must have figured out that they have some Jewish customers. I picked up a bottle for my annual harosets seder contribution.) And, with its live fish counter, a meat/poultry counter filled with such delicacies as duck and chicken feet, goat legs and pork snouts, along with more traditional fare, it’s actually a fun place to bring young kids and introduce them to new flavors. Their reward? A stop at the bakery counter for a sweet or their choice of an unusual package of candy from Japan.

On this trip, I met my parents for a leisurely lunch at 168, the little restaurant that fronts the market. Then we found a green cart and headed for the produce department. My mother has initiated a new game there. She stands in front of a bin of fruit or veggies unfamiliar to her and then engages a fellow shopper to explain what it is and how to prepare it.

Yesterday, her first stop was in front of delicately wrapped pale yellow yali pears. Unsure of the rules of engagement with this fruit, she discovered a willing translator, a middle-aged woman who explained that while they need to ripen, yali pears should be eaten when they get just a little yellow. My mom excitedly passed on the fact that when ripe they have the texture of juicy watermelon.

Taking her cue, I headed over to the bamboo shoots. To be honest, I had a slight advantage over my mom because I’ve taken a fabulous class through Great News. Allison Sherwood, Great News' Cooking School Director, leads a Saturday morning tour of 99 Ranch Market, followed by dim sum at Jasmine over on Convoy near Balboa. Allison is wonderfully knowledgeable and with the help of a handout she’s prepared, you can go fearlessly into 99 Ranch and conquer the produce and condiments without too much trouble. Since my tour, I have never again touched a canned bamboo shoot or water chestnut.

Luckily, water chestnuts were in season when I was there yesterday, so I bagged a batch of them before heading over to the bamboo shoots. All you need to do with water chestnuts is select those that are firm, and then use a sharp peeler to take off the gorgeous mahogany colored skin before popping them in your mouth or slicing them for a stir fry. If you need to store them for a day or two, fill a bowl with water, place the peeled water chestnuts in the water and then refrigerate. The bamboo shoots, as Alison explained and the young man shopping for them yesterday offered as well, need to have the outer bark peeled off (just grab each layer and yank) and the base and remaining tip cut off. After that, preparation depends on the dish you’re making. I’ve been told to boil the peeled shoot for about half an hour until it’s soft, then slice to add to a stir fry. My handsome new friend said that really wasn’t necessary, but I still plan to boil the one I bought yesterday.

Meanwhile, my mother was over at the Chinese broccoli, looking a bit confused. An older man bounded over and asked if she wanted to know how to prepare them the way you get them in restaurants. Mom was giddy. First trim the bottom and peel some of the tough stalk away on thicker pieces. Boil them briefly in water—say, for two minutes or so—and then drain and arrange on a platter. Heat some oyster sauce with oil and drizzle over the broccoli. That’s it. We’ll see. Tonight, my plan is to do a stir fry with chicken, Chinese broccoli (trimmed and briefly blanched) and sliced shitaki mushrooms flavored with garlic, baby ginger and a little sesame oil. At the end of the cooking process I’ll take the wok off the heat and add the bamboo shoots, sliced water chestnuts, sliced green onions and pea shoots, stirring them together. Then a couple of dashes of oyster sauce. This will be great with rice, of course, but an unusual rice combo I found at 99 Ranch Market—8-Blend Whole Grain Rice, produced by Mogami. It comes in a five-pound bag and is embarrassingly expensive. But it’s utterly delicious and filled with nutritious fiber from short and long grain brown rice, black rice, maple rice, red rice, red wheat and barley.

Fresh produce is by no means the only attraction at 99 Ranch Market. Fresh (and by fresh I mean live) fish and seafood is available and can be cleaned on the spot for you.

Prepared fish salads, like salted herring roe and cuttle fish, seasoned webfoot octopus and seasoned chukka salad are packaged nearby.

Packaged fish heads for stews are available and some sashimi grade fish. Snacks are abundant and my new favorite is garlic flavor peanuts both in the shell (Farmer Brand) and in a shelled store-packaged version that you can find on the top of the prepared food counter (in fact, they may go in my stir fry tonight, too). I discovered the in-shell packages a few weeks ago as I was walking by on my way to the fish counter. A woman rolled up her cart behind me and started filling it with bags of the legumes. I turned and gave her a curious look and she exclaimed that they were completely addictive and her husband and sons live on these while watching TV. Good enough for me. I bought a bag, found she was right and returned for more. But, of course, you have to love garlic.

Peanuts not your thing? How about those amazing custard tarts you can get at dim sum? 99 Ranch Market’s bakery sells them—and they’re larger by a third than what you get at Jasmine or Emerald. And really delicious. You can also get birthday cakes, marble cake, elephant ear puff pastry cookies and sesame balls. Next to the bakery is the takeaway food counter, filled with dim sum delights and other tempting dishes.

I haven’t covered the half of it. There’s plenty to discover and I highly recommend touring the market with Allison Sherwood to reduce the intimidation factor. Or, do what my mom does, and chat up a willing shopper. Maybe you’ll even get invited to dinner.

99 Ranch Market is located at 7330 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., just east of the 805 freeway.

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1 dead, scores hurt in Bangladesh strike

Police have opened fire on stone-throwing opposition activists, leaving one man dead and several others injured in southwestern Bangladesh as opposition parties try to enforce a nationwide general strike.

The protest Sunday is aimed at forcing Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to quit and form a caretaker government made up of people from outside political parties to oversee an election due by early next year.

Local police official Abul Kalam says police were forced to open fire after opposition activists attacked them in Faridpur district.

He says at least six others have been injured in the area, while television stations say similar violence has left scores hurt across the country since Saturday.

Hasina has proposed forming an all-party government, but opposition has rejected that. The shutdown is to continue until Tuesday.

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Civil trial over reputed Edwards sex tape delayed

A judge has delayed the civil trial involving a purported sex tape featuring former presidential candidate John Edwards until 2012.

Orange County, N.C., Superior Court Judge Carl Fox said Friday there is no way the civil trial could be held at the same time as a pending criminal case against Edwards.

Both were previously scheduled to start in October. Fox rescheduled the trial of the lawsuit for March 26.

Edwards' former mistress Rielle Hunter is suing his former aide Andrew Young for the return of personal property including what's reputed to be a sex tape featuring Edwards.

Federal prosecutors are also pursuing charges that Edwards accepted illegal campaign contributions to hide his affair with Hunter during his unsuccessful 2008 presidential bid. The cases are separate but feature an overlapping cast of characters.

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Edwards' former mistress seeks contempt order

Lawyers for John Edwards' former mistress have filed a motion charging contempt of court against a former campaign aide and his wife, saying the couple provided off-limits information to federal prosecutors pursuing criminal charges against Edwards.

Citing a hearing in a Greensboro courtroom last week in a separate criminal case involving Edwards, Hunter's lawyers contend that Andrew and Cheri Young or their legal team have turned over thousands of pages of material from her lawsuit against them. Further, they say Hunter was never notified of the disclosures.

"The Youngs' and their counsel's secret exchanges with the government violate this court's orders," says the motion, which was filed Wednesday in Hillsborough.

In North Carolina, being cited for criminal contempt of court can incur a range of penalties from censure to a $500 fine to 30 days in jail.

Joni Mixon, a legal assistant at the firm representing the Youngs in the civil case, said Thursday the team had yet to review the motion filed by Alan Duncan, Hunter's attorney.

"Defendants and their counsel showed contempt of this court because the court had emphatically warned them to strictly comply with its orders, and they repeatedly assured the court that they had and were continuing to comply," Hunter's motion reads.

James Cooney, one of Edwards' lawyers, said during a hearing in the criminal case last week that about 10,000 documents from the civil case had been handed over to prosecutors, including a lengthy deposition Edwards gave in February in the civil lawsuit. The civil case stems from Hunter's allegations that the Youngs have personal items that belong to her. The items include a purported sex tape featuring Edwards.

The motion underlines the difficulties faced by lawyers and courts as the criminal and civil cases go on at the same time.

The two are separate matters, but have overlapping casts of characters that make it hard to keep them entirely distinct. The substance of the criminal charges against Edwards are that he violated federal campaign finance laws in order to keep his affair with Hunter and the subsequent birth of their child a secret.

Young is one of the defendants in the civil lawsuit, and is also expected to be a key prosecution witness in the criminal case.

Andrew Young has said he helped cover up the affair between Edwards and Hunter during the 2008 presidential campaign, and worked to hide Hunter for months.

Edwards has admitted to the affair and fathering Hunter's child. She worked as a videographer in 2006 for Edwards' political action committee.

Federal prosecutors say the former vice-presidential nominee took contributions far in excess of the legal limit to help conceal the affair, and then worked to cover that activity up by filing false campaign finance reports. Edwards has pleaded not guilty to all six charges.

Associated Press writer Tom Breen contributed to this report from Raleigh.

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City leaders admonished on homeless issue

Regarding “Officials told: find shelter locations.” (Sept. 19):

In all due respect to San Diego City Councilman Kevin Faulconer, who represents downtown, it is not so much a regional issue to house the homeless since the majority of society's downtrodden are located in or near the East Village. How many of these folks are sleeping over night on the sidewalk at Prospect Street and Girard Avenue in La Jolla? Mr. Faulconer, for your information this is a moral issue, which I presume you know something about. With the courage of a lion, you ought to shelter these needy citizens somewhere near Father Joe's shelter and research the teachings of Fathers Berrigan, Groppi and Drinan. Please release yourself from the Downtown Gucci Crowd and their circus trainers by taking a moral stand. Find solace in the loneliness by satisfying your conscience.

San Diego

Once again the City Council and mayor have failed in coming up with a plan to house the homeless this winter. It is almost like they don't know we have winter once a year. They have all year to come up with a plan ( except for the 13 weeks they take off ), but they just cannot get their act together. This is not the only issue that the fail to deal with.

The taxpayers of San Diego expect more than that out of our leaders. How can City Council members say they are underpaid ? Why should we pay them for doing nothing to solve our problems. What they really need to do is take the other 39 weeks off.

San Diego

San Diego has a homeless problem, and the solution is not a temporary, seasonal shelter, regardless of the location. It is time that city leaders provide a permanent solution to the problem — not just to assist those among the homeless who can be helped, but to ensure the safety of San Diego's citizens and visitors.

While there are likely many individuals among San Diego's homeless population deserving of compassion and assistance, there is also a criminal and/or mentally incompetent element that has no business being on the streets. As someone who lives and works downtown, I witness examples of this on a daily basis. Overly aggressive panhandling, open drug use and the aftermath of someone using the sidewalk as a toilet are all things I see on a regular basis, and that isn't half of it. As a native San Diegan I worry that my hometown is in jeopardy of losing its “America's Finest” designation.

To allow a large homeless population to roam the streets unchecked seems irresponsible. To focus safety concerns and resources on pedicab drivers, while ignoring the potential threat of deranged transients seems absurd.

There is a history of violence perpetrated by transients against innocent citizens in San Diego and it is only a matter of time before a serious incident occurs again.

The city should establish a permanent facility to identify and assess homeless individuals and provide assistance to them if possible, but also to get them off the streets if they are deemed to be a threat to themselves or others. This is a basic safety issue that should be a top priority at city hall.

San Diego

Fire danger and insurance risks on Merriam Mountain

In early September, a North County editorial talked of the fire danger to would-be residents of a proposed development of 2,700 homes, plus retail development, to be located in a pristine wooded valley of Merriam Mountain, five miles north of Escondido.

That may be the most critical reason to oppose this project.

I have a home plus two cabins on a single piece of property in Julian that we have owned for almost 50 years. During all those years, one company, Chubb, has insured it. Last month, they wrote to say they will not renew the insurance policy because we have not skinned the ground (trees, shrubs, Manzanita) for 200 feet around each of the buildings. We had spent two weeks with a crew clearing all the underbrush, leaving essentially only trees — Manzanita, lilacs and irises. However, that was not acceptable to them. We have been turned down by two other insurance companies and still continue to try frantically to find someone to insure our Julian home.

I don't know how they could possibly sell people houses in the Merriam Mountain development without trees, plants, shrubs, lawns, etc. And if they do landscape the property for the proposed village and the houses, buyers presumably will be faced with the same insurance dilemma that we are faced with today.

I hope the county of San Diego's pockets are deep enough that it will be able to cover the inevitable lawsuits when the people find themselves unable to have their properties insured.

The Golden Door is now 50 years old. I know the valley where the proposed development is to take place, and I am told it has not burned in more than 75 years.

Mission Hills

Football for the struggling people

Regarding “Dark Days for NFL with blackouts” (Sept. 11):

The NFL's ancient blackout rule does not make any sense and should be thrown out. The NFL is too concerned with making profits and has no social conscience. As the quality of life decreases due to the national recession, football is one activity that should be made available to watch for the struggling people of this nation. As a starving college student, it is financially impossible for me to attend every Chargers game. This does not mean I would not like to view them. The NFL's solution of delayed online viewing is simply not good enough.

In this modern world, with its vast amount of media outlets, one would have to bury his or her head in the sand in order to view the delayed game without knowing the score. Where's the fun in watching a game when you know the outcome? The NFL should get in tune with the people of this nation and abolish the blackout rule, if not forever at least until financial times get better.

Mission Valley

Soulless behemoth of a structure

How will the addition of $2,450 VIP-memberships to the San Diego Sports Arena do anything to “upgrade” this soulless behemoth of a structure? It is basically a container for people, equipment, machines, sound, food and apparatus. The outside, which I have driven past weekly for 40-plus years, is a gray, character-lacking concrete blip on an otherwise uninspiring thoroughfare.

Many of our architectural jewels — the Hotel Del, the Salk Institute, the California Tower — humanize our daily experiences through their clear-cut integrity, grace and architectural style. Don't just dazzle the VIP members. Give this 40-something gray auditorium something to dazzle our imaginations, too. The San Diego Sports Arena may just basically be a big box. But then, a little blue cardboard box that says “Tiffany's” is so much more.

Ocean Beach

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No injuries are reported in single-story house fire

A fire damaged a single-story home on Mount Everest Boulevard near Mount Ararat Drive in Clairemont Mesa last night.

The blaze was reported about 7:15 p.m., and firefighters saw flames in several areas of the house when they arrived, a San Diego fire dispatcher said. The fire was extinguished about 25 minutes later.

No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation. A damage estimate was not available.

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Storm notes: Wodnicki back to old role as closer

LANCASTER -- It would be hard to blame Mike Wodnicki if he feels he's spent the last two years of his baseball career attached to the end of a yo-yo.

A starter in the Cardinals organization, he was converted to acloser upon being traded to the Padres system last spring. He wasswitched back to the rotation in mid-season last year after beingnamed to the California League All-Star team as a reliever and hasstarted the 2004 campaign as the Storm's closer once again.

"They like me better as a reliever, and that's why they made mea closer to begin last season coming in from St. Louis," Wodnickisaid. "I'm happy with the role. I was told early in spring trainingthat I was going to be closing, and I've had success doing it."

When Wodnicki moved into the rotation last season, Brad Baker took over the closer's role. Baker is now closing for Double-A Mobile (Ala.), a fact that didn't escape Wodnicki, who expressed some disappointment in being back where he started last season. Part of his return to Lake Elsinore, though, had to do with his December surgery to repair a herniated disc in his back.

He said he is completely healthy now, and will focus this season on sharpening his fastball, slider and changeup. He'll likely abandon the curveball he used as a starter.

Wodnicki went 1-1 with a 2.15 ERA and 13 saves as a reliever last year. In 10 starts, he went 1-4 with a 5.22 ERA. Entering Tuesday, Wodnicki had saved both of the Storm's wins this season.

Learning from mistakes

Storm manager Rick Renteria said he wasn't overly concernedabout the Storm's sloppy play in Monday night's loss to Lancaster,but he did say he made sure his players were aware of theirerrors.

The Storm ran into the third out with the tying run on base in the seventh inning and were out of position in the field on two plays that allowed Lancaster runners to score.

"(The JetHawks) play a pretty aggressive game, so I think we have to be a little more heads up," Renteria said. "We had a couple situations where we gave up on runners.

"Those are plays that need to be made. They're young players and are going to make mistakes, but all in all, we need to be heads up. Obviously we haven't done a whole lot on the offensive side, so we can't exacerbate that by not doing the other stuff it takes to win."

Storm Watch

1B Michael Johnson was the Storm's DH Tuesday, giving Paul McAnulty his first start at first base. Johnson was hit by a pitch on the left (throwing) elbow Monday and was still sore. He said he expected to be ready to play in the field today … JetHawks catcher Phil Avlas got his first day off Tuesday, but it wasn't due to his play. Avlas, who had the night off simply to rest, was hitting .769 in his first five games.

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If you're meaning real vampires, then there's basically just the sanguinarians (not “sanguinarius” — that's my name and the name of my website/org), who are the blood-feeders, and the psychic vampires, who are feed on psi-energy, chi, lifeforce or whatever one wants to call it. The psi-feeders can be broken down into “sub-types” of a sort, based on their preferred method of feeding; a few of these are psi, elemental, sexual, etc.

The psychic vampire is really a general category referring to those who feed non-physically on energy, as I mentioned above. Elemental feeders generally tend to feed from such things as energy generated by storms and other elements. “Sexual vampires” generally feed from the energy generated during sexual interaction.

There's a bit of controversy about who is and is not a “sexual vampire”, but all I have to say is that it is quite normal for somebody to be “buzzed” after sexual activity, and somebody else to be tired out after it; this does not necessarily mean that there is any sexual (or any other kind of) vampirism going on.

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Shahid's trainer vouches for his dedication
Thursday, January 10, 2013 16:45 IST
If you admire Shahid Kapoor's toned body, then you must know that it is a result of a lot of hard work and dedication, says his trainer.

"He trains five times a week for an hour. There are three strength training sessions, followed by two days of functional or metabolic conditioning. He also goes for a 7-10 km walk or jog every week," trainer Abbas Ali said in a statement.

"Shahid can't do without a dose of his daily workouts. Even when he is busy shooting or travelling, the young star makes sure to make room for his workouts," he added.

When Shahid flaunted his sculpted body in "Kaminey", his female fans swooned over him.

The "Jab We Met" star will soon be seen in Rajkumar Santoshi's "Phata Poster Nikla Hero" along with Ileana D'Cruz.
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DRDO CEPTAM 8 Results 2016 Released On 28th September @ www.drdo.gov.in

Good News Guys! DRDO CEPTAM 8 Results 2016 is declared at www.drdo.gov.in. Applicants who have appeared for the examination can now get their results.

The Defence Research And Development Organization has released a list of the candidates qualified in the Centre For Personnel Talent management.

The DRDO will organize various exams for recruiting suitable candidates for various posts.  Earlier, the DRDO has successfully conducted the exam at July, 2016, it is time to check whether you have cleared the exam or not.

It can be expected to declare by 28 September 2016 Applicants can access the Result at official portal. The applicants who have any queries regarding the results can contact the officials through the home page.

The applicants who have attempted the examination can check DRDO CEPTAM 8 Results 2016, the organization has also released merit list and cut off marks. Through this applicants can verify the marks obtained in the exam. Applicants have to note that the total marks they have scored in the Result  are based on the cut off marks provided.

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4 Truths About Our Post-Baby Bodies – Scary Mommy

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It’s 7:47 a.m. on a Saturday morning and I’m hustling to get a spot in my very popular 8 a.m. step class. The usual crowd is made up of mostly women in their mid- to late-30s through their early 50s. However, this morning I find myself striding through the doors of my upscale suburban gym behind two young, first-time moms. Here’s what I overhear:

“You look amazing. You’re so thin,” says Mom #1 to Mom #2. Both are carrying very adorable children under a year old.

Mom #2 grimaces. “Oh, no. I’m still a few pounds heavier than I was before Charlie.”

I look at this woman. She is, without question, thin. As a body conscious mom of three, life-long exerciser and current Jawbone UP addict, I think I’m a decent judge on this score.

“Yeah, I know what you mean,” says Mom #1. “I still can’t run as many miles as I used to before Chloe and it’s so hard to keep the weight off. I just don’t want to give up my wine.”

You go girl. Do not give up the wine. Meanwhile, this woman is even skinnier than her friend.

I get it. After the initial shock of bringing home baby fades and you’ve settled into the whole motherhood thing, you turn your laser beam focus on “getting your body back.” Somehow, even though we know that life will never be the same, we expect our bodies to be.

I watch the women head towards childcare, knowing exactly how they feel. Here’s what I want to tell them:

1. You will never look the same again. Your body has changed. Forever. Even if you get back to your pre-baby weight, those pounds will be in all kinds of different places. The terrain has shifted and stretched, drooped in the most inconvenient spots and plumped up in others. For me, some bits feel worse than others: the way the bottom of my bum hangs out of my bathing suit; the new fold of skin at my knees from carrying all that extra weight for nine months (times three); my sagging belly button. Other parts emerge more beautiful than they were before: the curve of a hip; more pronounced cheekbones; lush, hormone-infused hair.

2. Your body will not function like it once did. Not only is the way your body looks irrevocably changed, but the way it works is too. I probably won’t ever be able to run five miles again without feeling that painful tweak in my right hip. A totally flat belly may be a thing of the past, no matter how many reverse curls I do in a day. I can’t do jumping jacks without squirting pee. Holding plank without pooching out my belly or hunching up my shoulders is forever a goal. Two and a half years after my third daughter arrived, I’m still figuring out what works and trying to let go of what doesn’t.

3. Instead, your body will do amazing things you never dreamed it could do. Your body will not fail you as you get up for the fourth time in the middle of the night to feed a hungry baby. You will be able to hold an infant or a 1-year-old or a toddler for ridiculously long periods of time — cuddling, soothing, shushing — and your biceps will grow strong and defined from it. Your core will tighten and hold you firmly in place as you lift your child from the crib or catch her as she jumps from the bed into your arms. I didn’t know how fast I could sprint until my toddler slipped from my grip and darted towards the parking lot. You will surprise yourself. Marvel over what you are capable of with this new mama body.

4. Beauty is where you find it. The talk about post-pregnancy beauty is relentless. We get it: yes, our bodies have sagged and crinkled and jellied and no, that doesn’t mean we’re suddenly ugly, but we each catalogue those changes with varying degrees of self-acceptance. Our body-obsessed culture doesn’t help prepare us for our newly hewn post-baby bodies or feel good about them. The challenge is to blow all of that off and realize it’s not just our bodies that have changed. The way we view the world is different too. Beauty abounds in the most unexpected places, making the minor and mundane suddenly magnificent. I remember looking at my daughter’s impossibly long eyelashes as she slept thinking they were the most gorgeous things I’d ever seen. And who hasn’t called their new baby’s poop beautiful? The trick is to include yourself in this expanded version of beauty: the soft lines around your eyes, whether from smiling or lack of sleep, make you more interesting. Your rarely used singing voice now sounds sublime as you soothe your child to sleep. And that rounder booty? It’s hot. Period.

These are the truths about my post-baby body. Realistically, I still struggle over accepting the body I’m in and what it can and cannot do. I won’t deny being jealous of celebrity moms with their trainers and ready-made, low-calorie meals. I’m not psyched about my incredible shrinking bladder, my forever-sore lower back and the fact that I own a pair of Spanx.

Still, there’s no going back, so why waste time feeling bad about it? The choice that makes the most sense sanity-wise is to champion the mama body I’ve got and never, ever give up the wine.

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UPDATED : Monday, 08 April, 2013, 2:04am

Responsible leaders look forward and plan for tomorrow. Hong Kong's government is doing as it should by looking for ways to increase the supply of land so that our city can further develop. But the issue is complex and building consensus for a viable strategy is not easy. Even reclamation, a long-favoured solution to providing more land and generating revenue, is controversial.

When he recently released the details of six reclamation sites for public discussion, Secretary for Development Paul Chan Mo-po stressed reclamation was needed to build a "strategic land reserve". Referring to the 6,800 hectares of land created over the past century, he argued reclamation had long been the main land supply strategy. About 27 per cent of housing and 70 per cent of office space is on reclaimed land, yet it only represents six per cent of the city's total area. Chan said problems with land supply had persisted since reclamation ceased in 2007. The minister seems to imply that the question is no longer "to do or not to do".

Whether the numbers and arguments can find public support remains to be seen. But reclamation being a long-standing strategy does not necessarily mean it is still acceptable. People have no qualms about building a land reserve. But the city has long abandoned the mindset of pursuing development at all costs. A balance is needed.

Development sometimes comes with a price. The benefits of reclaiming land have to be weighed against damage to the environment. Officials have yet to make clear the benefits of each new site. Some appear to be unsuitable for residential use. For instance, the proposed 100 hectares of land in Sunny Bay is directly under the airport's flight path.

Efforts to address environmental concerns also still leave a lot to be desired. Officials have yet to put up a convincing case that the adverse impact on marine life can be minimised. Until questions are answered and concerns addressed, reclamation remains a last resort that should not be adopted lightly.


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IT’S unusual for a family friendly venue to appeal to other demographics, but Craigie’s Farm – situated between South Queensferry and Edinburgh – is one of those rare gems.

I didn’t discover it until I had children but I wish I had – a working farm, farm shop, deli, butchery and café, it really does have something for everyone.

Visits are a chance to do a butchers shop, fit in a decent cup of coffee, a delicious home bake and ten minutes’ breathing space while Meghan and Sam clamber over the tractor and tyres outside, before coming in to pinch at least half of said home bake. If it’s wet the kids usually split their time between inside and out, while I hog a comfy sofa and watch them from the window.

At Craigie’s you can also pick your own fruit, follow one of the signed woodland walks or visit the pigs and chickens, the only proviso being that children must be supervised.

On our last visit, we were lucky to have an amazing autumn morning. We arrived about 10am and headed straight round to see the pigs and chickens. The free-range hens had wandered off and were nowhere to be seen, but we were thrilled by the sight of a large litter of piglets enjoying a snooze, and some horses we hadn’t seen previously. As we headed for the café the sun had just burned off the dew and frost from the grass. We ordered scones, coffee and caramel shortcake, grabbed a high chair for Sam and headed straight outside with our drinks and treats. You could see a few other customers thinking it was perhaps too cold not to be indoors, but the external café area is surprisingly sheltered and a real sun spot, and soon other customers were joining us. This is when I realised how wide the appeal of Craigie’s is. There were some ladies “doing coffee”, a granddad and granddaughter having a play, some cyclists enjoying a pit stop and a few OAPs in for a natter.

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The other thing to note about Craigie’s is that for all it’s so well geared towards children, it feels very grown-up. The butchery and deli sell everything from steak pies to buffalo burgers and olives.

I’ve yet to manage the “pick your own” at Craigie’s as at the moment I think we’d either lose the walking one-year-old under a fruit bush or nothing would go in the basket as he’d have eaten it, but it is definitely on our to-do list. Until then, I’ll continue to enjoy Craigie’s charms as one of the few places I can feel like an adult rather than simply a mum, and where my children are safe, can have fun and get some fresh air.

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Bench Players Shine as AU Moves Up to 2nd

Auburn won for the sixth time in its last seven games with a victory at Mississippi State.

Starkville, Miss.--The Auburn Tigers staggered Mississippi State by walloping the home team with their bench and the Bulldogs never recovered as the Tigers moved into second place in the SEC West.

Auburn's bench outscored Mississippi State's bench 36-0 as the Tigers took a 76-58 basketball victory on Saturday night.

"The shot in the arm we got from those guys was obviously huge," said Auburn coach Jeff Lebo. "That's amazing. You will take that any time."

The victory improves Auburn's record to 19-10 overall and 8-6 in the SEC with two games left to play.

Mississippi State fell to 7-7 in the conference and 17-12 overall as the Tigers swept the regular season series vs. the Bulldogs for the first time since January of 2000.

Auburn took the lead early in the first half on a jump shot by Rasheem Barrett to go on top 8-7 and led the rest of the game.

Barrett's basket was the start of an 9-0 run for the Tigers that included a basket by backup center Brendon Knox, who came off the bench to score six first half points.

The Tigers also got six first half points from freshman guard Frankie Sullivan to help Auburn outscore the Bulldogs 18-0 in first half bench points. Sullivan finished the game with a team-high 14 points for the Tigers.

Sullivan hit 4-5 shots, including 3-4 treys, while adding four assists without a turnover.

Lucas Hargrove scored 12 points for the Tigers in a reserve role and the other 10 bench points were scored by Brendon Knox, who had his Auburn high scoring game by hitting 5-7 shots in his 12 minutes of action.

The Tigers got 12 points from Barrett, eight from DeWayne Reed and seven from Tay Waller, who scored 32 points in the first victory over Mississippi State in Auburn.

"I thought Rasheem Barrett was awfully good," Lebo said of the senior. "He was very solid. He shot over 50 percent and was 2-2 from three and had a couple of key offensive rebounds for us. He was very solid taking the correct shot and making the correct play."

Barrett was 5-9 shooting while adding three assists with two steals plus just one turnover.

The other big factors in the victory were Auburn's defensive play and good shooting by the Tigers, who hit 9-17 three-pointers. State also hit nine threes, but took 30 field goals to do it.

For the game, Auiburn hit 49.1 percent of its field goals, making 28-57. State also shot 57 field goals, but made just 20.

"I thought defensively we were awfully alert," Lebo said. "I thought we had a lot of deflections. We got our hands on a lot of balls and for the most part we got to their three-point shooters."

Mississippi State turned the ball over 18 times compared to 10 for Auburn.

By halftime Auburn's margin had increased to 38-21 thanks to good shooting and good defense by the Tigers. Auburn hit 15-30 field goals and 7-12 three-pointers in the first 20 minutes. Mississippi State hit just 7-26 field goals and was 2-11 on threes.

At the foul line Auburn was just 1-5 in the first half while the Bulldogs made 5-8 free throws. Auburn held a 19-18 edge in rebounding at the break.

The Tigers continued to play well in the second half and held off several runs by the home team, which was never able to cut Auburn's lead into single digits.

Quantez Robertson blocks out Mississippi State's Jarvis Varnado.

Auburn built its lead to 60-40 on a left-handed layup by Barrett. The Bulldogs then made their big run and cut the lead to 65-54 with 2:16 to play on a three-pointer by Ravern Johnson, but Auburn pulled away in the closing minutes.

Lebo said his Tigers made a couple of key plays at that point of the game to preserve the victory. "I am really proud of my team," the coach added. "They have put themselves into a position that every game is a meaningful game."

Jarvis Varnado led the Bulldogs in scoring with 14 points and was MSU's top rebounder with nine. He helped the Bulldogs out-rebound Auburn 37-33.

Auburn continued to struggle with its foul shooting making 11-22 while State hit 9-12 foul shots.

The victory margin matched Auburn's largest ever at Humphrey Coliseum when the Tigers won by the same score in 1983 with a team that featured Charles Barkley and Chuck Person.

Hargrove, a junior said, "In previous years, we were always at the bottom of the SEC and now playing at the end of the year for something means a lot to me personally because we are just not playing to be playing. Now, we are playing for postseason hopes."

Auburn returns to action with a Tuesday game at Alabama. Tipoff is set for 8 p.m. CST and the game will be televised by ESPN.

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Florida ignoring the past

The Gators open Southeastern Conference play on Wednesday night while trying to forget what happened last season, especially against the Gamecocks. The last time South Carolina came to the O'Connell Center, Florida held the Gamecocks to 10 points in the first half and ran away with a 75-36 win, the largest win for the Gators in conference play last season.

The challenge this week has been for the players to forget that. The 10 points in the first half last season for South Carolina was the fewest points Florida allowed in any half last season. The defense was locked in against a Gamecocks offense that didn't have the pieces to compete.

This year is different.

The pieces are different. The starting lineup South Carolina begins the game with on Wednesday will have five different players than the ones who started in Gainesville last season. Only two players that started last are even on the team anymore. The inexperienced is noticeable, as the Gamecocks will start three freshmen and one sophomore on Wednesday night at 7 p.m.

"Their personnel is totally different," Billy Donovan said. "The guys who absorbed the majority of minutes last year for them are not there really anymore. They have a lot of new faces, a lot of new personnel. I think they have some very good young players. There are going to be some growing pains and some ups and downs. That's going to be a part of their development and growth.

"I think the team that people remember from South Carolina last year is totally different than this year's team and the number one difference is not style of play but it's their personnel."

Senior guard Brenton Williams -- the only senior on the South Carolina roster -- leads the Gamecocks in scoring with 11.2 points per game. Freshman Sindarius Thornwell is second on the team with 10.8 points per game after coming to school while ranked the No. 4 shooting guard in the country last season.

Two starters from last year's team -- sophomore forwards Michael Carrera and Laimonas Chatkevicius -- are both coming off the bench this year.

The Gamecocks come to Gainesville with a 7-6 record. The numbers aren't pretty. South Carolina is 11th in scoring offense (71.4) and 11th in scoring defense (68.2) but 13th in scoring margin at +3.2.

Even though it doesn't look like a close matchup on paper, Donovan knows what to expect from a team coached by Frank Martin, one of his closer friends in the coaching profession. His teams always play with intensity and defend.

"Frank has a good system and they're going to play a certain way," Donovan said. "They're going to play to an identity that he wants his team to play to. They're going to rebound the ball very well. They're going to defend very well."

Wednesday also has an extra meaning for the Gators. Their focus remains on the conference play and getting off to a good start, but a win over South Carolina would also tie the school record with 24th consecutive home wins. Florida hasn't lost a home game all season and didn't lose one last season. The last home loss came against Kentucky on March 4, 2012.

"Any time you're playing at home, there's always a level of excitement and familiarity," Donovan said. "Guys know the environment. When you go on the road, it's a little bit different. We've played pretty well at home, but when you're competing at home, you can't have a level of complacency because you're at home."

Donovan and the players addressed the streak but refuse to make it a goal. The challenge South Carolina provides is enough to prepare them to play.

"Right now we have bigger goals," sophomore guard Michael Frazier said. "I think maybe down the road that will be a nice thing to say we made happen."

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Bellamy in no rush

Three-star linebacker Levante Bellamy of Indianapolis (Ind.) Brebeuf Jesuit has offers from a handful of MAC schools as well as Cincinnati. He explains what's next in the recruiting process as his senior season is underway.

In Friday night's first game of the Horseshoe Classic, an annual double-header held at Lucas Oil Stadium featuring teams in the Indianapolis, Indiana area, 2013 3-A state runner-up Brebeuf Jesuit led rival Bishop Chatard 14-3 at the half. From there, momentum shifted in favor of the Braves and Chatard came from behind to hand Jesuit a loss in its 2014 opener.

"We were ready to play in the first half," Jesuit three-star running back LeVante' Bellamy said. "In the second half, we let things slip away from us and gave the ball away too much. You can work as hard as you want, but you still have to be smart and sometimes things don't go your way."

Bellamy finished the game with 15 rushes for 132 yards. The 2015 5-foot-9 1/2, 178-pound athlete was featured in a variety of roles on the field last night.

"I think because of my size I can line up well there (slot)," Bellamy said. "I can create mis-matches down the field too as a receiver, and that's something I can potentially bring to college with me."

Bellamy has an offer from Cincinnati and a handful of MAC schools, including Ball State, Miami (Ohio) and Toledo. No standouts for him right now, however.

"I will about (recruiting) after the season," Bellamy said. "I don't plan on taking any visits until it's over. I just want to wait and see what happens."

Bellamy visited Louisville and Notre Dame over the summer. He says he's also generating interest from the likes of Kentucky, Michigan State, and Missouri.

"I'm a shifty back that can do a little bit of everything on the field," Bellamy said. "I want to play early in college, so we'll see where that leads me. It all depends."

Bellamy is a three-star running back and is ranked as the No. 109 running back in the class of 2015.

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2011 Intro: Brian Taylor

Harnett Central head coach Marc Morris is a happy man. The most important position on the field is quarterback and for the past five years he's had prep star Rodney Cox and now rising junior Brian Taylor running his spread attack.

Harnett Central head coach Marc Morris is a happy man. The most important position on the field is quarterback and for the past five years he's had prep star Rodney Cox and now Brian Taylor running his spread attack.

Cox started three years at quarterback for the Trojans, finishing his career with nearly 5,200 rushing yards, 4,700 passing yards and over 100 total touchdowns. Checking in at 6-foot-6 and 230 pounds, Cox led Harnett Central to back-to-back conference titles his junior and senior seasons before inking with East Carolina in 2007.

Taylor, isn't as big as Cox, as he stands 6-foot-3, 200 pounds, but is already more polished as a passer and has a good grasp of the Harnett Central's scheme.

"Rodney did different stuff than me because obviously he ran the ball more than I do but the offense is still the same," said Taylor. We run a spread-type offense, and I'm comfortable in it. I do go from under center on some of our goalline packages... I drop back then, but we're mainly in the shotgun.

Rodney Cox starred for three seasons at Harnett Central.

"I think I run our offense well. I keep it organized and try to make plays either by running or passing. I can run the ball, but mostly if we run the ball I'll hand it off or run some option. We passed more last year when I was in there."

Taylor was inserted into the starting lineup midway through his freshman season, where he helped the Trojans win their final six regular season games while passing for 1,196 yards.

He entered 2008 with high expectations for himself and his team and lived up to them... at least before the injury.

A member of the Cap Fear 3-A conference, Harnett Central began 2008 5-0 with wins over 4-A opponents Fuquay-Varina, Terry Sanford, Lee County, and Hoggard, the defending state champions. In the team's sixth game, a win over rival Western Harnett, Taylor went down with a broken fibula. The injury wasn't expected to be as serious as it ended up being, as he missed the final six games of the year.

"I was having a really good year," said Taylor. "We beat some strong teams, and I was playing well when I broke my fibula towards the end of our game against Western [Harnett].

"I was actually going to play the next week but right before the game I had a X-Ray and found out it was broken so I was out for the rest of the year. We still had a good year though because we didn't lose until the second round of the playoffs."

In 5+ games Taylor was outstanding. He completed 61% of his throws while passing for 1,038 yards and 10 touchdowns with just two picks. He added another 326 yards rushing and seven scores.

An all-around athlete, Taylor is also a standout on the hardwood and diamond. He returned from his injury to earn all-conference honors in basketball and baseball and is looking forward to having a strong junior season.

"I'm also good in basketball and baseball," said Taylor. I'm probably better in baseball though, but I made all-conference in both.

"I'm definitely excited for football though. I didn't get to finish out last year so I want to come back and have a good year. We lost some good players, but we have good ones coming back on offense... our center and some wideouts."

Taylor's success has led to early recruiting attention. Thus far he's received early interest from the in-state ACC programs and has plans to camp at one of them.

"It's still early for me with recruiting," said Taylor. "I've heard from [NC] State, Duke, [North] Carolina, and Wake Forest.

"I've always been a State fan."

"I'm actually going to State's camp on the 24th of this month. I'm going up there for a one-day camp. I've received some camp brochures from the others but the only one I know I'll be camping at is State."

He attended practices this spring at Duke and NC State.

"The only recruiting visits I've taken was to State and Duke for spring practices," said Taylor. "They were good. At Duke I like their facilities and what coach Cutcliffe is trying to do.

"With State, well I'm real familiar with them and at practice I talked to Tom O'Brien and Dana Bible some. They should be pretty good with Russell Wilson coming back... they should be really good this year."

Taylor admits that he has grown up around the NC State program, as his father is an alum of the school. His sister, Lauren, played softball for NC State in 2007-2008 before transferring to Elon.

"I've always been a State fan," said Taylor. "We've got season tickets and go to all the football and basketball games. I've not been to any of the games as a recruit yet, just as a fan with my family.

"Honestly I just started out as a State fan. My dad went to school there, and I've been a fan since I was about five."

Schools can't officially offer Taylor until September, and he has yet to receive any verbal scholarship offers. However, he hopes a couple of schools do so. He doesn't have a timeframe for making a decision but didn't rule out giving an early verbal commitment.

"If the right school offered me a scholarship I could commit early," said Taylor. "Obviously I'd like for State to offer me... State and Duke too."

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Defense saves the day

The defense saves the day in the Cowboys' 21-7 win over the Carolina Panthers Monday night.

Leading, but not by much, Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys were desperately in need of a big play.

Jake Delhomme helped them make several. Terence Newman returned an interception 27 yards for a lead-stretching touchdown with 5:07 left, then rookie linebacker Victor Butler got two sacks and forced a fumble on the next series, sending Dallas to a 21-7 victory over the Carolina Panthers on Monday night.

Considering the Cowboys were coming off a last-second loss in the opener of their $1.15 billion stadium, a crowd of 90,588 was especially tense until the defense put the game away. The biggest sigh of relief likely came from team owner Jerry Jones.

"It certainly does feel good," Jones said. "The way it went so early, it just felt like maybe we ought to check this thing out for Grim Reapers living in the back someplace."

Dallas (2-1) trailed 7-0 at halftime and was booed by fans. Although the defense was playing well and running backs Felix Jones and Tashard Choice were easing the load on Romo, the quarterback was being so careful to avoid the mistakes that doomed the Cowboys the previous week that the offense struggled to turn long drives into points.

When Romo threw a pair of incompletions from the 1-yard line midway through the fourth quarter, Dallas was up by only six points. Then Newman stepped in front of a pass to Steve Smith, darted toward the right corner of the end zone and dived in. Butler capped the night with his pair of sacks and the turnover, giving the Cowboys three of each after not having any of either over the first two weeks.

"Everybody on the outside was pressing the panic button, but not us," linebacker Bradie James said. "We knew we had a bunch of ball left to play. There was still a lot of time to improve."

The Panthers sure hope so.

After going 12-4 and winning their division, they're 0-3 and headed into a bye week. This is their worst start since 0-7 in 1998 and Delhomme has seven interceptions, seven sacks and two fumbles.

"We have lots of football left," coach John Fox said. "We're not even a quarter through the season. We've had three-loss skids before. We have to stick together."

Smith insisted Delhomme wasn't to blame for the game-breaking mistake. Fox said a slant was called and Smith said he changed the route.

"I put Jake in a bad situation," Smith said. "The bottom line is that I (hurt) Jake."

Delhomme was 22 of 33 for 220 yards, but here are the only numbers that mattered: Carolina's six second-half drives ended with four punts, an interception and a fumble.

The effort showed what Cowboys coach-defensive coordinator Wade Phillips thought his unit was capable of doing. They showed they could stop the pass in the opener, then showed they could stop the run in the second game. This time, they put it all together, with Mike Jenkins coming up with a first-half interception and Jay Ratliff getting the season's first sack.

Their only blemish was a 90-yard drive just before halftime that put the Panthers up 7-0. Even with that, Carolina had only 271 yards and 15 first downs. The Panthers were 1 of 8 on third downs.

"Before the game we talked about how our defensive line and linebackers did their job last week and how we didn't do our job," Newman said. "So I told them 'Hey it's on us. We've got to shut these guys down.' We let this team down last week and we have to make up for it this week."

Dallas was without running back Marion Barber because of a bruised thigh, but hardly missed him as fill-in starter Felix Jones broke off plays of 16, 18 and 20 yards on the first two drives. Yet Romo failed to turn them into any points and the Cowboys went into halftime without any points and hearing a lot of boos from a crowd that was louder than last week, even though there were 15,000 fewer people, because the retractable roof and end-zone doors were closed.

Romo was 22 of 33 for 255 yards with no touchdowns and no turnovers. He didn't throw many deep balls, rarely threw into traffic and often looked for his security blanket, tight end Jason Witten (nine catches for 77 yards) as he regained his footing following the second-worst passer rating of his career.

"It's all about improving and doing it on the field," Romo said. "That was my sole focus this week, to understand why I did certain things and not make those mistakes again, and come out and be a better quarterback and help this team win."

Jones finished with 94 yards on only eight carries, and another 20 yards on a pass before leaving with a strained left knee in the third quarter.

Choice had 82 yards on 18 carries, including a touchdown. He also caught four passes for 36 yards.

Dallas' Nick Folk ended a streak of 16 straight field goals by missing a 40-yarder on the opening drive, but made kicks of 24 and 19 in the second half.

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