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Also,[http://trantien.byethost31.com/showthread.php?1094-TV-Weekly-magazine&p=1111#post1111 TV Weekly magazine], just a quick note about something that really bothered me at the game: Someone had a three or four month old baby with them at the game. I wouldn't have taken my two-year old daughter to that game in that heat. What the hell, man?
Also,[http://trantien.byethost31.com/showthread.php?1094-TV-Weekly-magazine&p=1111#post1111 TV Weekly magazine], just a quick note about something that really bothered me at the game: Someone had a three or four month old baby with them at the game. I wouldn't have taken my two-year old daughter to that game in that heat. What the hell, man?
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== Meet The Maryland Republicans Who Want To Secede ==
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<html>A group of voters from a sparsely populated region in Maryland want to form their own state, and they are threatening to secede from Maryland in order to do so. The group, which calls itself the Western Maryland Initiative (WMI),[http://ppl.zaloni.net/e-consultations/e-consultations-resource/jason-giambi-collects-career-hit-2000 Jason Giambi collects career hit 2,000], is . As the Washington Post explains,[http://66.147.244.241/~revspiri/ Purdy- Colin Kaepernick not intimidated by Green Bay Packers], this movement as well as similar movements in places like  and  arose because a population boom in urban areas such as Baltimore and the Maryland suburbs near the District, the Boulder-Denver areas in Colorado,[http://www.forum.canzsites.net/entry.php?102155-CBS-to-have-Texas-A-amp-M-QB-Johnny-Manziel-covered-with-Johnny-Cam CBS to have Texas A&M QB Johnny Manziel covered with 'Johnny Cam'], and in Detroit have filled state legislatures with liberal policymakers pushing progressive agendas out of sync with rural residents, who feel increasingly isolated and marginalized.
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The five western Maryland counties that would secede under the WMI s proposal  . That means that the new state would have only , although, unlike D.C., if Western Maryland were to secede from Maryland it would still receive two entire U.S. Senators and a representative in the House.
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This effort to carve a blood red state from the barely populated areas of blue Maryland is unlikely to succeed. The Constitution provides that ��no new States shall be formed or erected within the Jurisdiction of any other State; nor any State be formed by the Junction of two or more States, or parts of States, .�� But the effort highlights three absurdities about the way small states are given a disproportionate among of influence in American government. If Western Maryland became a state, it wouldn t even be the least populous state in the country. That honor goes to Wyoming, . Indeed, because each state receives two senators regardless of population, a voter in Wyoming has .
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Additionally, each state is , regardless of its population. Thus, Western Maryland would receive an entire House member despite its small population. Though the House is not nearly as malapportioned as the Senate, the requirement that each state receive at least one representative creates absurdities of its own. Wyoming receives one representative for the just over half a million residents living in the state. Meanwhile, just over the border in Montana, the poor residents of that state .
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Finally, the Electoral College would guarantee Western Maryland three entire electoral votes. Currently, the Electoral College gives Wyoming residents more than three times as much say in a presidential election as California residents. California receives approximately one electoral vote for every 690,[http://promosimudah.com/ ロッテ代打福浦が勝ち越し打!古谷7勝目],000 residents, while Wyoming enjoys approximately one vote for every 190,000 residents. If Western Maryland became a state, it would look a whole lot more like Wyoming than it would like California.
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In other words, whatever the virtue of giving the conservative residents of a sparsely populated region of Maryland more control over their local affairs, the absurd way that the United States allocates power at the federal level precludes allowing such rump movements to secede from their states. Wyoming,[http://fotorus.net/blog/?p=51134 ナイナイ矢部たむけん慰謝料グチ話を暴露], with its two senators and exaggerated influence in the House and Electoral College is already an affront to democracy the Western Maryland Initiative would give us another Wyoming.</html>
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== Jerry Jones accuses Giants of faking injuries ==
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Even with 6 turnovers, the Cowboys still needed a miracle to win .
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Wrong. It was the Giants who needed a miracle to win, but Eli sealed the deal with that pick 6. Eli was doing his thing with 3 picks. The Cowboys D was playing prevent later in the game,[http://www.gruppocitysafe.it/forum/topic.php?id=40051&replies=1#post-69603 Soccer- Americans will miss injured Michael Bradley against], and that is when Eli padded his stats. Eli is a good QB that you can never count out. And he tried to come back,[http://www.kobaijiale.com/plus/view.php?aid=80830 Star Players with the Most to Prove During 2013], but to no avail.
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Typical hater. Even when the team you hate wins,[http://aini365.com/bbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=166065&extra= One Direction’s Louis Tomlinson Vomits During Charity Soccer Match], you STILL have to try to put a negative spin on it. A win is a win, even if it is an ugly win. When these two teams meet,[http://clksupplies.com/locksmith-blog/ Four people, including firefighter, injured in Fremont blaze], crazy things can happen. It happened last night, and it has happened in the past as well.
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Time to put your energy to things other than hating the fact that the team you hate won their home opener.</html>
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== SLIDESHOW- SWAC Cougars football takes off ==
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<html>By Paul Moseley
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If you pass by SWAC field most weeknights, you’ll likely see the swarm of red uniforms filled with rowdy players 6-14 years old knocking each other around in the SWAC Cougar football program. Four teams, 199 players, 55 cheerleaders, coaches, parents and volunteers occupy end zone to end zone and onto the utility field.
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According to Cougar president Shon Sweet, that wasn’t the case just a few years ago. “We had 99 football players,[http://www.shannonbrm.com/?p=484006 松山↑28位、石川遼↑145位 世界ランク], 15 kids per team,[http://wiki.cheriches.ro/Utilizator:Rovahomoimi#Microsoft_launches_Xbox_Music_on_Web_for_free Microsoft launches Xbox Music on Web for free], and a small handful of cheerleaders. The board was looking to possibly shut it down for lack of equipment.” According to Sweet, the helmets were too old and unsafe. Even Sweet’s nephew was the victim of poor equipment, suffering a concussion.
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As the new president of the group, Sweet asked to board to help get aggressive on fundraising for new equipment. The board – and the community – responded.
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A flurry of fundraising activities,[http://www.ncuter.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=786003&extra= Teen may face suicide charges for Dubai Mall jump attempt], including team participation in street fairs, an Applebees breakfast, parents-night-out at the Industry Lounge,[http://howdoyouwinthelottery.com/ JOHANNESBURG- Robohand uses 3D printing to replace lost digits], and even a donated signed hat from the Seahawks, let the club buy 120 helmets 2 summers ago…and the kids were coming in droves. “We bought another 30 helmets this year”. Now they’re going after shoulder pads.<br>
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Looking at the Cougars now,[http://www.schoolclout.com/dir/blogs/post/218110 Big 12 power rankings- Week 3], it’s easy to see that the fundraising and hard work from the coaches and volunteers has created a super energetic and positive environment. Seven year olds are running Oklahoma drills, coaches are mixing it up in the middle of the scrimmage, parents are watching the practice intently and the cheerleaders are drilling with absolute purpose. And "no kid gets turned away because they can't pay" says Sweet.
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So, what’s next? Part of the mission of the group is to provide life instruction in addition to pure sports. Their website highlights free seminars on healthy living habits. Right now, it’s just talks during practice, but the goal is to increase and improve the seminars. “We’re working really hard to get it going” said Sweet. “Our biggest problem is, we don’t have space.” Even public local venues charge $400-500, so the Cougars keep working to find a place they can afford that’s big enough to give meaningful presentations on things like nutrition and smart training.
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And of course, they still need more equipment. The Cougars will likely benefit from the upcoming Sept. 7 Union Ride and Charity Rally, where a custom Seattle Seahawks motorcycle will be auctioned with some of the proceeds going towards helmets and video education on traumatic brain injuries.
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At the end of the day though, it’s all about the football experience. Asked what the main goal of the SWAC Cougars program is this year, Sweet was clear. “Our overall goal to have a successful season….it’s not by the wins in the columns, it’s about all the kids having fun and wanting to come back and play football again. Have fun and compete, and learn the life lessons through football.” If you spend just a little time with the players and coaches in this program, you can tell they are well on their way to reaching that goal.
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SWAC Cougar Football<br>
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== Carl Hiaasen- Two words for Ariel Castro &iquest;&frac ==
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<html>That loud bang you heard was the gates of Hell closing behind Ariel Castro. He hanged himself a few days ago in a prison cell in Ohio, and two official investigations have been planned. Each should take about 15 seconds. Castro was the degenerate creep who kidnapped two teenage girls and a young woman, chaining them for years inside his Cleveland home. Last May, one of his victims escaped and ran for help. Over the summer Castro was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. He had pleaded guilty to 937 charges in order to avoid the death penalty, which he later administered to himself using a bed sheet. It was an excellent, though overdue,[http://wikidentitytheft.com/index.php?title=User:Rovahomoimi#Wells_Fargo.27s_CFO_Sees_Drop_in_Mortgage_Business Wells Fargo's CFO Sees Drop in Mortgage Business], decision. Most jail suicides don't involve serial rapist-kidnappers. Most are petty criminals with substance issues or mental-health problems that have gone untreated. The hideous nature of Castro's crimes makes it obvious he was a nut job,[http://sunder.smallrabbit.tk/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=72971 WATCH- Blues on the Bridge (with photos)], but he wasn't one of those tragic cases who fell through the cracks of the system. He smilingly played along. Like Ted Bundy, Castro had a diabolical talent for presenting himself as a regular, likeable guy while conducting a secret life of savage depravity. He drove a school bus, played guitar in local bands, tinkered with his beloved motorcycles. The girls whom Castro abducted and enslaved between 2002 and 2004 were acquaintances of his own daughter, and it's been reported that he attended community vigils for the missing. Neighbors and friends said he was always outgoing and helpful. Nobody had a clue that his house was a padlocked horror chamber. Three months before his arrest, Castro opened a Facebook account. According to the New York Times,[http://www.liaoshangjing.com/bbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=365402 TV Weekly magazine], he accumulated 41 "friends" and displayed an interest in an exotic breed of tiny dog known as Chinese Cresteds. His posts gave no hint that he was a sexual psychopath. Sample: "This morning I woke up to the sound a chirping cardinal. Yes! Come on spring!" The Facebook Castro rhapsodized about the birth of his fifth grandchild, and "liked" several photos and messages with Christian themes. He was fond of tagging his remarks with "lol,[http://swgf.co.uk/awssmf/index.php?topic=238138.msg259463#msg259463 WASHINGTON- Assad warns of repercussions for a US strike]," online shorthand for "laughing out loud." Not much laughter was being heard inside Castro's house. One of the girls he'd kidnapped and continued to rape gave birth to a child, who was also held prisoner. Police say two other pregnancies ended in forced miscarriages, for which Castro was charged with aggravated murder. At his sentencing hearing he gave various explanations for his crimes. He said he was addicted to porn. He also claimed he'd been abused as a young boy. Then he said life really hadn't been so awful for his captives. He asserted there was "harmony" in the house, and that the girls usually had been willing participants in the sex. Said Castro: "People are trying to portray me as a monster, and I'm not a monster. I'm just sick." He might have been sick, but he was most definitely a monster. The two conditions don't preclude one another. After Castro's death was announced, his lawyers called for an investigation saying he'd been depressed and exhibited suicidal tendencies - not abnormal for a 53-year-old man who just got locked up forever. Prison officials said the guards who found Castro hanging in his cell had been checking on him every 30 minutes, which is more than he deserved. Any person who admits to committing such heinous acts should be allowed to do away with himself. The concept of keeping him alive just to make him serve out a life sentence is a twisted paradox,[http://www.mascotes.biz/wiki/index.php?title=Usu%C3%A1rio:Rovahomoimi#Syria_.27welcomes.27_Russian_proposal_on_chemical_weapons_contro Syria 'welcomes' Russian proposal on chemical weapons contro], like something from a Monty Python sketch or a Kurt Vonnegut novel. Some are saying Castro's suicide was cowardly, but his motives are irrelevant. A streak of cowardice would be the least odious of his multiple character flaws. You can still feel sorry for his family members, who seemed genuinely anguished to learn of his dark side, but the cold truth is that it's hard to find a downside to his final act. Good riddance is the prevailing sentiment in Ohio and elsewhere. All of us can think of other fiends who should've chosen the same way out. Bundy, for example, would have saved Florida taxpayers the fortune it cost to drag him to the electric chair. Castro's death has spared his victims from future decades of imagining him at rest in a cell with his perverse fantasies or, worse, watching him do TV interviews to promote his latest court appeal. Now those women have at least the beginning of an end. Castro's last Facebook visit, four days before he got caught, is the post of a man cheerfully pretending not to be a monster: "Miracles really do happen. God is good. :)" Case closed. ABOUT THE WRITER Carl Hiaasen is a columnist for the Miami Herald. Readers may write to him at: The Miami Herald, 3511 N.W. 91 Avenue, Doral, Fla. 33172; email: chiaasen@miamiherald.com.</html>
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== Chiefs vs. Jaguars 2013- Looking at the advanced metrics ==
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<html>The&nbsp; are one of many teams who have an analytics department now, so we'll take a look at some of the advanced metrics after games this season to see how players did. So let's take a look at&nbsp; and see how they graded out the players and if it meshed with what we saw on the field.
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: The Jaguars left tackle was one of only two offensive lineman with a positive grade in pass protection. With a grade of +2.1, Monroe gave up just a single quarterback pressure and hit on 52 pass block attempts. He had his hands full all day against the  pass rush, but comparatively he was their best player on the line, as he has been the past two seasons.
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: The Jaguars free agent signing had the second highest grade on the defense, allowing four receptions on five targets,[http://www.megavb2.eb2a.com/vb/showthread.php?p=3473#post3473 SC tribe applies to open casino in North Carolina], but for only 23 yards total. He was credited with allowing the touchdown pass to  and also with a pass deflection. Ball also picked up two defensive "stops" (solo tackle which results in offensive failure) and overall played well in the secondary.
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Who fared poorly:
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: It's no shocker that Gabbert was the player on offense who graded out the worst on Sunday. He threw two interceptions, one of which resulted in a pick-6. Gabbert was woefully ineffective, even throwing shorter stuff,[http://guoheng.w67.en.tm/space.php?uid=43&do=blog&id=22740 Kris Humphries 'auctions off engagement ring that], and ended the day with an overall grade of -4.4. He's out this week against the  after suffering a laceration on his hand that required stitches.
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: The Jaguars third-year left guard was the only offensive lineman to grade out rather poorly in both pass protection and run blocking. Rackley ended the game with an overall score of -2.4 against the Chiefs,[http://crockettwebdesign.com/ Unpaid intern hell- overtime, tuition fees], giving up a sack and a hurry in 33 pass block attempts. Rackley re-injured his knee on Sunday, so his status for the Oakland Raiders is up in the air.
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Interesting note: Jaguars rookie right tackle  clearly struggled on Sunday,[http://salomon-shoes.com/ Gio Gonzalez leads improving Nationals into Citi Field to face Mets.], giving up four hurries and a sack, but ended up with the best overall grade for an offensive lineman with a -0.8. I haven't re-watched the game yet, but I'm expecting him to look better than I remember it live (but still not good). By comparison,[http://babys.a13.fifee.com/Review.asp?NewsID=741 Bono, designers to raise AIDS funds at NYC auction],  gave up three hurries and finished with a overall score of -1.0.
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== Abercrombie & Fitch ruling could have big affect on reli ==
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<html>A federal judge in California has ruled retailer Abercrombie & Fitch Stores Co. (NYSE: ANF) improperly fired a young Muslim woman for wearing her hijab head scarf to work.
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Abercrombie has four stores in Arizona and the Ohio-based chain’s Hollister Co. brand has another nine stores in the state.
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U.S. District Court Judge  ruled against Abercrombie and in favor of the fired employee,[http://thehangedman.com/ NBCU's Jeff Shell gets Hollywood gig. Toilets get makeover show.], . She filed a federal religious discrimination complaint with the  in 2011 after being fired by Abercrombie at her San Mateo,[http://dezertdezinez.com/ccnt/ Fallout from Fed tightening will be worse than 1994, warns ECB policymaker], Calif. job.
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could impact future discrimination cases involve hijabs and other religious attire and how employees beliefs are weighed against employer dress codes and branding.
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“Employers may be liable for religious discrimination if they fail to accommodate an employee’s religious beliefs unless they can prove that doing so creates an undue hardship on their business,” said ,[http://petition.su/node/1838 Grand Theft Auto V gameplay map released (photo)], a labor and employment attorney with the  law firm in Phoenix.
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There were 532 federal religious discrimination claims filed by Arizona workers over the past four years, according to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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The San Francisco judge ruled against Abercrombie’s argument that its store employees are “living advertisements” essential to the company’s brand,[http://www.infopostroy.com/node/357800 Miley Cyrus' 'Wrecking Ball' Video Makes Its Debut], thus necessitating a dress code. Abercrombie and Hollister’s advertising and marketing often include young, skinny models aimed at American college,[http://s2.imfinity.com/store-front-latest/events/uk-test-event?page=26#comment-16906 Europe set to agree strategy on 2022 World Cup switch], junior high and high school students.
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Abercrombie has faced other complaints from Muslim workers about the retailer’s in-store dress code for its workers. Officials for the Ohio-based company did not respond to requests for comment.</html>
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== Hostess properties picked up by investment firm ==
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<html>A privately-held investment firm has snatched up a pair of former Hostess properties in Memphis from IBC Sales Corp. for half a million dollars.
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Los Angeles-based Hackman Capital Partners,[http://nordsmaninc.com/blog/ A secret to Atlanta's success], operating as National BakeryIndustrial Owner LLC, purchased a retail property at 3763 Jackson Ave. in Northeast Memphis for $100,000 and a warehouse property at 570 N. Rivergate in Southwest Memphis from IBC Sales Corp. for $400,[http://www.dqlkx.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=7536779 Here’s How to Watch Today’s Apple Announcement If We Can’t Emb],000.
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The Jackson Avenue property consists of a 20,[http://tbjfb.com/plus/view.php?aid=135033 Nationals' Monday Night Lineup- Bryce Harper Out F],205-square-foot retail building on 1.6 acres. It appraised from $461,[http://forum.saesports.com/index.php?topic=218339.msg221787#msg221787 Jim Harbaugh Accuses Clay Matthews Of Being Girlie],400 this year.
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The North Rivergate property has a 53,[http://derbypedia.org/wiki/User:Rovahomoimi#Mike_Trout_is_ending_the_debate Mike Trout is ending the debate],084-square-foot warehouse on 16.4 acres. It appraised for $1.8 million.
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Though Georgia-based Flowers Foods (NYSE: FLO)  in July, it has yet seen local demand rise to the point where the additional capacity of the bakery is needed for production.</html>
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== Controversial call on Michael Vick backwards pass results in ==
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Chip Kelly s offense,[http://www.businessfocus.sk/content/exclusive-chris-dimino-hired-680-fan Exclusive- Chris Dimino hired by 680-The Fan], run by Michael Vick, was electric early, but a small error turned into a major problem. (Drew Hallowell/Getty Images)
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The Philadelphia Eagles opening drive Monday night against the Redskins was everything football fans have come to expect from Chip Kelly: frantic, exciting, furiously up-tempo. And the Eagles were on the brink of cashing that possession in for six points, until a bizarre and controversial play resulted in a touchdown in the other direction.
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On first-and-goal from the Redskins four-yard line, Michael Vick attempted to swing a pass out to LeSean McCoy, who was looping around out of the backfield. Washington s Ryan Kerrigan got his hand in the way,[http://ing4me.net/foro/index.php?topic=120497.msg130490#msg130490 Cal Worthington, car dealer famed for TV ads, dies], though, batting Vick s pass to the ground. Kerrigan s teammate, DeAngelo Hall,[http://blog.schneider-electric.com/ Israel rejects settlement slowdown as talks loom], then scooped it up and sauntered 75 or so yards to the Philadelphia end zone for a stunning defensive touchdown.<br>
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The ruling on the field was that Vick s pass had been thrown backwards, thus making it a fumble when Kerrigan deflected it. After a lengthy video review, referee Ron Winter declared that the play would stand meaning that there was not enough evidence to confirm the call on the field, nor was there anything to overturn it and give the ball back to Philadelphia.
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Here s a GIF of the play, :
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Several of the replays shown by ESPN made it appear as if Vick had thrown the ball forward. ESPN s officiating guru, former NFL ref Gerry Austin, declared that he thought Vick had thrown from the 9 1/2-yard line and Kerrigan had made contact with the ball at about the 9-and-one-quarter mark.
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Sorry, that s not backwards. Unless Vick is throwing a banana ball.
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However, at least one of the angles offered gave the impression of a backwards pass and that s enough, given the ruling on the field. Without conclusive evidence to reverse the call,[http://www.aplblog.org/ Red Sox to pick up Jon Lester's 2014 option], Winter stuck with the crew s initial ruling, giving the season s first Monday night game a very unusual beginning.
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== Abraham Pearson Captured- Detroit inmate who allegedly stabb ==
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<html>September 10, 2013 11:48 AM  Text 
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Abraham Pearson Captured: Detroit inmate who allegedly stabbed deputy, escaped is back in custody, report says By  Topics 
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Abraham Pearson in a 2006 booking photo.
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(CBS) DETROIT -&nbsp;A Michigan prisoner who allegedly stabbed a sheriff's deputy and escaped from a Detroit courthouse in back in police custody after a 14-hour manhunt,[http://bbs.devpe.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2509561 Ruth Ozeki, Eleanor Catton on Man Booker Prize shortlist],&nbsp;  Wayne County authorities searched well into the night Monday and took 25-year-old Abraham Pearson back into custody after someone spotted him hitchhiking and called 911,[http://www.beautyinthebag.com/wordpress/ Commuters grapple with more congestion in Dubai's Jumeirah Lakes Towers], reports the station. The man had been convicted of armed robbery and was awaiting sentencing.Pearson allegedly overpowered Deputy Harrison Tolliver as he was transporting him and two other prisoners into a holding cell, Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon said. Pearson stabbed the deputy with a plastic comb that had been fashioned into a shank, Napoleon said.Pearson stabbed Tolliver in the neck repeatedly, stole his deputy's uniform, ran from the courthouse and carjacked a minivan, which he later abandoned, police allege.Pearson will face 11 additional charges following the alleged attack and escape, Napoleon said, reports he station.&nbsp;Pearson was scheduled to be in court Monday morning to learn his punishment after being convicted last month of carjacking, armed robbery and firearms charges, according to court records.Pearson's defense attorney,[http://www.hebfda.gov.cn/newbbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=207351 Video- Syria welcomes Russian proposal, US Senate delays vote on military strike], James Howarth, said Pearson has a history of mental illness but was found competent to stand trial. He said he believes Pearson's mental health issues may have played a role in his escape Monday.  "In his right mind he would not have done this," Howarth said. "In the year I have known him, he has never showed the slightest symptom of being dangerous. Something is very wrong."  <br>  <br>
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== Human Rights Watch says -evidence strongly suggests- Assad u ==
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<html>CBS/AP/ September 10, 2013, 7:13 AM Human Rights Watch says "evidence strongly suggests" Assad used chemical weapons  The bodies of people killed in an alleged "poisonous gas" attack are seen in a makeshift morgue in the eastern Ghouta suburbs of Damascus, in an image taken from unverified video posted by an opposition group on YouTube, Aug. 21, 2013.&nbsp;/ YouTube BEIRUT A leading international human rights group said Tuesday that evidence strongly suggests Syrian government forces fired rockets with warheads containing a nerve agent most likely sarin into a Damascus suburb in August, killing hundreds of people.  The report by Human Rights Watch was the latest voice to condemn Syrian President Bashar Assad's government for the alleged chemical attack on the sprawling, rebel-held Ghouta suburb on Aug. 21.  The attack brought the United States to the brink of a military intervention the Syrian civil war, now in its third year. 
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14 PhotosAlleged chemical weapons attack in SyriaThe New York-based group said it examined documents from the alleged chemical attack on Ghouta, and that the nerve agent used was "most likely,[http://www.alsawaei.com/vb-en/showthread.php?p=814353#post814353 Chesapeake Energy could be leaving Broome and Tioga], sarin."  The group said its activists were unable to go to Ghouta to collect remnants of weapons,[http://www.wowwiki.ir/%DA%A9%D8%A7%D8%B1%D8%A8%D8%B1:Rovahomoimi#Mohammed_Assaf_and_Shamma_Hamdan_to_perform_at_Abu_Dhabi.27s_B Mohammed Assaf and Shamma Hamdan to perform at Abu Dhabi's B], environmental and bodily samples such as hair and blood to test for the chemical agent but that they sought technical advice from an expert on the detection and effects of chemical warfare agents.  To support its claims, the rights group said it analyzed witness accounts and "the type of rockets and launchers used" in the attack. HRW also said its experts studied documented medical symptoms of the victims and analyzed activist videos posted on the Internet after the attack.  Human Rights Watch released its conclusions in a 22-page report Tuesday.  "This evidence strongly suggests that Syrian government troops launched rockets carrying chemical warheads into the Damascus suburbs that terrible morning," said Peter Bouckaert, HRW's emergencies director.  Offering details which hadn't yet surfaced in evidence offered by the Obama administration or France -- both of which were quick to conclude that the Ghouta strike must have been carried out by Assad's government -- HRW said the rockets used in the Aug. 21 attack were "believed to be associated with the delivery of chemical agents":
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Photos obtained by Human Rights Watch from Syrian activists show pieces of 330mm rockets which purportedly fell on the Ghouta suburbs of Damascus on Aug. 21, 2013, and a diagram of the type of rocket HRW says was used in the attack.
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<br>  "Two separate surface-to-surface rocket systems believed to be associated with the delivery of chemical agents were identified. The first type of rocket, found at the site of the Eastern Ghouta attacks, is a 330mm rocket that appears to have a warhead designed to be loaded with and deliver a large payload of liquid chemical agent. The second type, found in the Western Ghouta attack, is a Soviet-produced 140mm rocket that, according to reference guides, has the ability to be armed with one of three possible warheads,[http://patricksekhotoblog.com/ 永久保存版!桧山引退特集号を緊急発売], including one specifically designed to carry and deliver 2.2 kilograms of Sarin." - Human Rights Watch  Symptoms of the victims from the attack "provide telltale evidence about the weapon systems used," Bouckaert added. 
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Play VideoAssad: "Not (a) single shred of evidence" on chemical weapons useAssad himself denied allegations that his forces used chemical agents in an exclusive . His regime has blamed the Syrian rebels, whom they call terrorists,[http://unamovil.unam.mx/node/226892 上沼恵美子がNHK「生活笑百科」を降板], for staging the attack to gain international sympathy.  Assad warned in the interview that there would be retaliation against the U.S. for any military strike against Syria.  ". Not necessarily from the government," he said when asked to elaborate, an apparent reference to the possibility the regime could unleash allied militant groups such as the Iranian-backed Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. He added, addressing the U.S., that it would "pay the price if you are not wise with dealing with terrorists."  Assad also denied that he was behind the attack, saying his soldiers were "in another area" at the time and insisting that no evidence has been presented.    Washington has cited intelligence reports as saying the attack on Ghouta killed at least 1,429 people, including more than 400 children, though other estimates are much lower.  The U.S. has been seeking international support for limited punitive strikes against Assad's regime, which it accuses of using chemical weapons in the assault. President Obama is seeking authorization from Congress for U.S. intervention in Syria.  Later Tuesday,[http://itaggers.com/blogs/post/152357 Culture authority forms panel to plan Dubai strategy], Obama will also present his case to the American people in a nationally televised speech from the White House.  His campaign comes amid fresh  that would allow Syria's government to avert the U.S. strikes.  In a sudden shift, diplomatic efforts to end the bloodshed gained momentum Monday after Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem , Damascus' close ally, to place Syria's chemical arsenals under international control.  Al-Moallem's remarks welcoming the Russian proposal, made during a visit to Moscow, were apparently the first official acknowledgment by Damascus that it possesses chemical weapons. However, it remains to be seen whether the statement represented a genuine goodwill gesture by Syria or simply an attempt to buy time.  U.S. Secretary of State  that Assad could resolve the crisis by surrendering control of "every single bit" of his arsenal to the international community by the end of the week. Kerry reiterated the U.S. position that there is very compelling evidence that the Syrian regime used chemical weapons against his own people. 2013 CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. The Associated Press contributed to this report. <br></html>
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== Signs you're addicted to CrossFit ==
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== Will Joe Flacco pitch the new McDonald's 'Blitz Box-' ==
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<html>Will Joe Flacco be pitching McDonald’s new “Blitz Box?” Or could he be touting the fast-food chain’s new “steak on any” breakfast option?
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As I reported on Tuesday, the Ravens quarterback will soon appear in a . Representatives for Flacco would only tell me that he will be promoting a new product for the restaurant, but they declined to disclose specifics.
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McDonald’s,[http://www.uzerbuzz.com/buzz/view/post:316105 Italy's Gennaro Gattuso on a short lease at Serie], meanwhile,[http://bsb.randomossity.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=147473&page=1#pid165974 Charles Lisanby dies at 89; Emmy], this week unveiled several new menu items ― one specifically with a football theme.  ― a family meal of two Quarter Pounders with cheese, two medium orders of french fries and a 20 Chicken McNuggets ― is being tested in the Kansas City market. The 2900-calorie box of food will cost $14.99. McDonald’s is a sponsor of the Kansas City Chiefs and the team’s logo appears on the Blitz Box.
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On Tuesday,[http://jaredbernsteinblog.com/big-thoughts��nd-a-request-for-a-reference/ The U.S. and Japan- Partners in Historical Falsification], McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD) also said it will now offer any of its . For example, steak can be added to the Egg McMuffin and McGriddle sandwiches at the chain’s 9,600 restaurants.
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Time will soon tell if Flacco will be touting either of the products in the commercial.
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, a vice president with JL Sports,[http://mbksz.hu/content/possible-fireworks-explosion-montgomery-county-police-headqua Possible Fireworks Explosion at Montgomery County], Flacco’s agency,[http://bookrestaurantnow.com/ Iowa- A tour of the state's historic, landmark barn beauties], said the ads will start running some time in the next 10 days.
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Flacco made headlines in March when he stopped at an Aberdeen McDonald’s hours after signing a $120.6 million contract, the largest in NFL history.
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McDonald's officials could not be reached for comment.</html>
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== You Can See The Historic Flooding On The Chinese ==
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<html>A local resident talking on a phone, walks in a flooded street, in Mendeleyevo on the outskirts of Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Russian Far East,[http://www.skinsight.com/info/forum/skin-conditions-and-skin-disease/rare-skin-disease/fitzgerald-%E2%80%9Cabsolutely-loves%E2%80%9D-tyrann-mathie Fitzgerald “absolutely loves” Tyrann M], Saturday, Sept. 7, 2013. Flooding in Russia s Far East is the worst since records began over a century ago.
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Last month in the Russian Far East, along the Chinese border,  heavy rains fell which caused the largest-scale flooding in Russia s history. The water has not evaporated or flowed into the ocean the Russian and Chinese people are still dealing with the consequences of that flooding,[http://vtt.ykt.ru/node/69639 Steve Murray imagines a few more things banned by], as the water slowly moves north toward the Pacific. It recently reached Komsomolsk-on-Amur, a Russian city of half a million people.
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The Amur is known as the Heilong Jiang in China, and there the damage has been even worse. Up to  have been attributed to the floods, as well as 1.4 million acres of farmland, with damage estimates in the realm of .
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Really, the only way to get a sense of the scope of the continued flooding is to look at a before-and-after photo.
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This NASA satellite image, taken on August 17, 2012, shows where the waters of the Amur River should be in late summer:
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Here s where things stood on September 8, 2013:
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These are false-color images that depict water as black and plant-covered land as green. The Amur river flows from the bottom-left to the upper-right. Much of the water remains upstream from Komsomolsk-on-Amur, and as it rushes through their city, residents are concerned things will get worse before they get better.
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In the first twelve days of August, twelve inches of rain fell on Russia s Amur and Khabarovsk regions. So far, authorities have evacuated at least 16,000 people and the floods have affected 98,800 people in the region. Seventy-four towns and villages have been flooded, inundating 2,700 residential buildings.
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Water levels along the river beat a record that had stood since 1897 by two full meters as of Tuesday. The Amur is expected to reach  (over 32 feet) this week, which would mean the record would be set another meter higher.
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Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin  the AP and Channel One about his visit to the area in August:
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The Far East encountered an unprecedented disaster. The local old-timers don��t remember ever seeing a flood of such magnitude when the water rose so high in Khabarovsk, in Komsomolsk-on-Amur, and in the Jewish Autonomous Region. When I was flying over it in a helicopter it looked like an open sea. The only thing that brings you back down to earth is rooftops showing form under the water. This does make you realize you��re dealing with a disaster. The scope of that disaster was just enormous
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang  to work together on flood control and disaster relief just before a meeting of the Summer Davos Forum in China, which starts on Wednesday.
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While all we know for certain about these floods is that they are caused by historic rainfall in the region, climate change causes more extreme rainfall events. As National Center for Atmospheric Research senior scientist Kevin Trenberth , A warmer climate therefore increases risks of both drought where it is not raining and floods where it is but at different times and/or places.
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A  last year showed how climate change could be making the jet stream wavier which increases the duration of extreme weather events, from heat waves to droughts to floods.
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Some in Russia may love the idea of  to Russia s Arctic seaports, but from the current flooding to the heat waves and wildfires of recent years, it s clear the impacts of climate change are more severe than putting icebreakers out of business.</html>
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== SAN JOSE, Calif.- Google loses appeal in Street View snoopin ==
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<html>SAN JOSE, Calif. A federal appeals court said Google wrongly collected people's personal correspondence and online activities through their Wi-Fi systems as it drove down their streets with car cameras shooting photos for its Street View mapping project.The ruling that the practice violates wiretap laws sends a warning to other companies seeking to suck up vast amounts of data from unencrypted Wi-Fi signals."The payload data transmitted over unencrypted Wi-Fi networks that was captured by Google included emails, usernames, passwords, images,[http://performancesix.com/blog/ Yale University And The Great Squirrel Genocide Of 2013], and documents," wrote the U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco in a report released TuesdayGoogle had argued that their activities were exempt from the wiretap law because data transmitted over a Wi-Fi network is a "radio communication" and is "readily accessible to the public."Not so, wrote the judges,[http://www.taojj.org/home.php?mod=space&uid=10401&do=blog&quickforward=1&id=442117 Md. Sheriff- Woman Texting When Car Went Into Lake], agreeing with an earlier federal judge's ruling."Even if it is commonplace for members of the general public to connect to a neighbor's unencrypted Wi-Fi network, members of the general public do not typically mistakenly intercept, store,[http://lag.coeurlumiere.com/index.php/topic,133419.msg222164.html#msg222164 USA Beats Mexico 2], and decode data transmitted by other devices on the network," they said.Google's Street View cars can be spotted with pole mounted cameras on their roofs, photographing along roadways the world over. The photos then show up on Google's popular Street View map option, where viewers can virtually scroll along a street past homes, cars and shops, all captured in photographs.But unbeknownst to passers-by, those cameras weren't just making photos. They were also collecting detailed information transmitted over Wi-Fi networks they passed through.Privacy experts and industry watchers said this was the first time an appeals court has ruled that it's illegal for a company to sniff out and collect private information from the Wi-Fi networks that provide Internet service to people at home. Google is also the first publically known company to try."This appeals court decision is a tremendous victory for privacy rights. It means Google can't suck up private communications from people's Wi-Fi networks and claim their Wi-Spying was exempt from federal wiretap laws," said John M. Simpson, Consumer Watchdog's privacy project director. "Because Google's Wi-Spy activity was so extensive, the potential damages could amount to billions of dollars."Marc Rotenberg,[http://lichen1985.com/blog/ Kansas City Chiefs vs. Dallas Cowboys Free Pick 9-15-13- Mark's Free NFL Football Pick Against the Spread], executive director of Electronic Privacy Information Center, called it "a landmark decision for Internet privacy.""The court made clear that the federal privacy law applies to residential Wi-Fi networks," he said. "Users should be protected when a company tries to capture data that travels between their laptop and their printer in their home."A Google spokesperson said Tuesday that attorneys for the Internet giant are "disappointed in the 9th Circuit's decision and are considering our next steps."Attorney Elizabeth Cabraser, representing a class action of plaintiffs who say their privacy was invaded by Google said Tuesday they look forward to resuming their case now that a federal appeals court has ruled in their favor.Google has apologized for the snooping, which it says took place between 2008 and March 2010. It promised to stop collecting the data and said the practice, conducted in more than 30 countries, was inadvertent but not illegal.Earlier this year Google settled a 37-state lawsuit for $7 million after attorney generals sued over what they said was an invasion of privacy for the data collection.The practice was discovered by a German data protection commissioner in 2010. A few months later, Google co-founder Sergey Brin told conference goers the firm had made a mistake."In short, let me just say that we screwed up," he said at the time.Google says it has disabled the equipment that was collecting the data,[http://af.gsnote.org/Gebruiker:Rovahomoimi#The_art_of_customer_development-_Why_you_need_to_get_out_of The art of customer development- Why you need to get out of], and agreed to destroy the information as soon as possible. The company is currently obliged to hold it, unused, because of ongoing litigation.</html>
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== Iconic auto dealer Cal Worthington dies at 92 ==
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<html>Cal Worthington, a legendary car salesman who rose from poverty to own more than two dozen auto dealerships in the western United States with a folksy grin, a catchy jingle and ubiquitous TV ads featuring his dog Spot, died Sunday. He was 92.The cause of death was unknown. Worthington, who was in excellent health and worked out regularly, died unexpectedly at his Orland home while watching football on TV with his family, said his lawyer Larry Miles.An Oklahoma native raised in the Dust Bowl, Worthington was a self-made multimillionaire who built his fortune as a pioneer and leader in two industries that excited the American imagination after World War II automobiles and advertising. His homespun manner and flamboyant TV commercials elevated him from businessman to pop culture icon.A World War II hero, he started selling used cars on a patch of dirt outside a post office in Corpus Christi, Texas, in 1946. He made his way to Los Angeles and bought a Hudson dealership in 1950 as television was gaining popularity in American homes. He started advertising on a live, three-hour country music show that he hosted, and he ran ads during movies that he bought and aired on weekends, when whole afternoons of TV time could be purchased for a few hundred dollars.He competed on the airwaves against other colorful Southern California auto dealers, including Earl Madman Muntz, Fletcher Jones and Ralph Williams, who featured winsome dogs and puppies in their ads. Advised to add an animal to his own TV pitches, Worthington created his trademark TV commercial with a twist in 1971. When I was doing one of the country music shows, there was an old boy who had a gorilla, and he was after me to put him on TV, he told The Bee in 1997. Anyway, I asked him if we could use the gorilla in a Worthington Dodge (commercial). And I asked him if the gorilla was gentle, you know. He said, Aw hell, Cal, he s a good gorilla.  That gorilla was the meanest S.O.B. I ve ever seen, Worthington recalled. He wasn t sedated, and we had to chain him to a bumper. So I m coming on live doing this commercial, and that gorilla is back there raising hell. I m saying this gorilla is just full of love and he doesn t eat much. People were laughing and that gorilla was roaring. That was the first time I ever did the dog Spot thing. The lead-in Here s Cal Worthington and his dog Spot became a byword in TV marketing. The over-the-top ads,[http://rpmgr.com/ Video- Protests heat up again in Turkey], featuring Worthington with a tiger, a camel, a frog, a hippo,[http://bryansk24.ru/photo/18342/56526 Never Forget- The Flight 93 National Memorial], a chicken, a cougar and creatures of almost every species anything but a dog made him a folk star.The clincher was a bouncy, corny jingle If you need a better car, go see Cal / For the best deal by far, go see Cal that burrowed deeply into the psyche of car shoppers and made his brand well known to Sacramento residents before he opened his first dealership in the capital in 1981. He created his own advertising agency, Spot Advertising, that produced and aired his TV pitches tens of thousands of times a year in local markets. He changed the landscape of auto advertising, said Doug Brauner, who hosts an automotive TV show and owns the Car Czar service centers in Sacramento. Nobody today doesn t think about Cal Worthington and the success he had when doing their marketing plan. Worthington went on to own a total of more than 23 auto dealerships in five western states from California to Alaska. He told The Bee in 1997 that he had 13 dealerships earning about $325 million in annual sales at the peak of his company in the late 1980s.He began downsizing in the 1990s and sold his last dealership in the Sacramento region, Folsom Imports-Mazda, in 2006. At his death, he owned a Ford dealership in Long Beach and Ford and Mercedes stores in Anchorage, Alaska, Miles said.In 1972, Worthington bought 24,000 acres in Orland and moved permanently to the Glenn County town in 1976. 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He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and five Air Medals for bravery and service as lead pilot in some of the first American attacks on Berlin.Worthington returned home to Texas with plans to be an airline pilot but was rejected despite his military record for lack of a college education. He bought and worked at a small gas station in Corpus Christi but sold it after a few months to start an auto dealership.He bought and fixed up a couple of used cars and placed them in front of the post office, which drew a lot of foot traffic. He sold the vehicles, bought two more and obtained others on consignment, and discovered his calling. People liked me, he told The Bee in May. I wasn t pushy. I answered their questions. All I knew was I could really sell cars. Worthington moved and hit it big in Southern California, the car culture capital of postwar America. His lanky, 6-foot-4 frame topped with a tipped Stetson and ear-to-ear grin made him instantly recognizable on TV. His genuine, down-to-earth manner charmed viewers and won him a loyal customer following. Cal Worthington was a legendary guy who just happened to pick the car business to go into, said Rick Niello of the Sacramento-based Niello auto dealerships. And he was a humble guy,[http://wiki.postdove.org.195-42-120-209.smartconfig.net/index.php?title=Benutzer:Rovahomoimi#Sammy_Sosa_Has_The_Best_Pinterest_Page_Ever Sammy Sosa Has The Best Pinterest Page Ever], not the character you saw on TV, Niello added. He was very highly respected in our industry. Worthington, who was married and divorced several times, is survived by six children, Rod, Barbara, Calvin, Courtney, Susan, and Coldren; and nine grandchildren.The family is planning services, Miles said.Editors note: This story was changed to reflect that Cal Worthington began selling cars in Corpus Christi, Texas, in 1946.
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